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POLANDERS IN FURS ARRIVE.
They Come in on the Princess Wearing
Heavy Winter Clothing.

From the Philadelphia Press.
A more pitiable sight than the landing OF
the immigrants from the American Line steam
ship British Princess al Washington street
Tuesday would be hard to imagine, as the heat
was almost unbearable. Clothed in their win
ter apparel were nearly all of that class from
northern Europe and whereabouts. and they
were fatigued on reaching the wharf and could
be seen lying down on boxes and the floor of
the wharf Their unfortunate children, whose
strength was far less able to battle with the
heat, all seemed to be trying to relieve them
selves by seeing which could cry the hardest.
Sweltering under the strong rays Of the sun
the customs officers worked their best to get
the passengers of 10 thor respective destina-
tons but il IVES late in The afternoon before
all were landed Several Polanders who came
over on the Princess were clothed in furs and
heavy sealskin hats and refused to cast them
aside. although they were nearly exhausted
with the heat
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Cornell Won the Race.

The sle-Cornell-Columbia freshmen race
Tuesday at New London, Conn. resulted in
a victory for the Cornell crew. The crews I'm
ished in this order: Cornell first, Yale second,
Columbia third The next race will take place
this afternoon between the Cornell and
Pennsylvania University crews over the three
mile course. The hotels are rapidly filing mp
and big crowd is expected for the two races
tomorrow. The general feeling 10 decidedly
in Ysies favor for the big event, though an
concede that Harvard ought to make q better
showing than for thu r,~~- F~.-- -~,-s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-26

Louise Abberna, gifted French woman, as
pires to the mantle Of Rosa Bonheur. She
wears male attire and in manners is q Chester
field
Sir Edward Arnold's new epic poem, The
Light of the World" consists of 60, 600 lines.
and 10 pronounced the finest work Of the kind
oiuce Milton.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
$50 N,t.n-M. 81. ao5 a.

Z 1870 n st.n.w.. Sr.S25. AZ
533 18th st. Or. %. 40
10 Arthur pl., 1r.. S25. 40
1926 Pierce pl- 7r. %. 40
PA Is 81. NV. Or. %. n
u 4 h st. n. W.. Or. %. 80
AIS LIST st. NV, Or ..25
1880 l4th ST. NV, ar. .25
l25 n. J. ave-, ar. 22.S2
llOS 10th n. W., Or. ~ 10
GIG I'd st. n.e- 7r. ..22.S5
241 Sth It. ne, Or. ~. so
ll2u 10th ST. N. W., Sr22.S0
SO z St Sc. Or. 30
6O6 z st. ne, Or. 20. 80
1917 L st. NV. 6r. 30. 80
ITO 18th n-w- sr. rs. 40
- | 18th NV. Or. 20
6l3 II ST. ne, Or. 1850
lGl5f 9TH NV. Or. lS.4O
~ Mass. ave, Or. .l6.4O
:}426 Prospects, v.. 6rl6.3 80
927 list ST. ne. Sr. 1873
, Deirees ST., Or. ...15.4 40
1919 Sd st n. W. .6r. ID. 80
l2l3 l 81. Sc, or...l250
2l07 Sth st. NV. or. .l2
Temperance n. W. .or.l1.3O
:i24 LIST. : W, 5r....1O.S0
: Cottage Row. 4r....1Q.5O
Z Foundry alley. Ar. 10
] ! Blagdep's w.,4r..9.30
49, Navy pl. Sc, 5r. 50. 30
o. Gordon ay.n.e.. 4r.S.30
20 Fen;on n. W.. Ar -
Kings Court, 4r......S. 30
Rear 4l3 o st. s.w. Ar. $50
Rear 80 V st. n. W.. Ar. q
2310 18th st. NV. 4r....S
North's Court, 4r....6.5O
STORES.
! lab 18th st. n. W., Or. so
% II st. Ii. G., 7-. 80
ll3i 9TH st. n. W. 5r. %
l249 Md. ave.n.e.. Or. 20
sl6 2lst st. NV. 10. 80
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IGOR RLNT-

slo 10th st. NV.
22d & IN. ave. 2ir.....~l25
~ st: n-w.. 35r..... 121
1877 n St, l2r. "a
l921-23 " n.w.,lOr..9l.67
2lU LIST st. me-. l7r.....SU
Euclid ave-. ] 4r.........75
612 18th ST. L. w. 1T. ,
1888 b st. me-. Sr. .......7b
1914 Sunderland III. llr1O
6I9 4 st.n.w-. llr. ..00.4U
2U22 y st. Tor 80
l31 Md. ave. me-. ] lr. 80
1907 10th II. n. W., Or 30
S.I3 9TH 81. NV, l1r. 80
30 q ST. n. w. Sr. so
1887 30th ST., 6r. SO
1895 9th IL w. Or. 40. 30
LIB 18th n. W. Sr. 40. AZ
ZIG G st. n-e- l1r......4J
HOS Nh ave-. Sr......45
2lU2 II st. NV, Or. At
l Z h ST. n W, lar. A.. 81
90 r. Cap. st. llr. .4U.J0
400 I'd st. NV, 1r.....4O
2sll4 Pa. ave., Or.
1901 VT. ave.. 1lr......40
1913 10th NV, Or. 81. 30
454 II ST. NV. .Sr. .35.5O
1926 10th n. W., Sr. 30. 40
1879 10Th at. NV, Or. -
1914 Wallach, Or. 80
12l2 o St NV. ar. 81. 50
ii & st. NV. Or. 81. 30
l4OS V st.nw.. 7r. 81. 30
1896 18th st. w. 6r32. 81
3lS I'd st. Sc, Tor. 30. go
AIS 4th st. s.e.. Or 30. so
3lS Is st. Ii E.. Sr. 30. ~
4:jy 1 ST. L. W. Sr. .30.4O
2lG LIST st. NV, Sr. 30. 40
1904 l4th n. W.. Or. 30
1871 4 l4th 81. IL W. Or. 80
1924 9th st.n.w., 1r.27 80
81 Sth ST. $. E., Sr %. 80
je21 B. H. WAR
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

UvOR SALE-A VERY NICE NINE-ROOM AND
Il Bath Brick Dwelling lot 20x90 to 11-foot alley;
$3.50 GEO. W. LINKINS. corner 10Th and II sts
is26-3t
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

3,s.Ory Bricks. 8 rooms aud bath Each 500
, ,ssn B. H WAs SO rs, co.;
EOR sALE,sEvERAL Two:sTORY BRICKS. 6
&c 9th 5s Ii w2sSfSs ,s c.
F9E. shA A, TN BRICK. ROOMS, on
$ bet North Cap II Il II % ii s.sSoo
EOR sALE-llTH BET N AND n sTs. NV, 3
ts SOY rooms seateS Il
,szi.5. oie st NV
Z, OR sALE-I1TH BETWEEN d AND Z SITS.
1866 s sF00m Franc lot i9 e MaESf sRSoS Co.
IGOR sALE-NORTH SIDE n BETWEEN 4TH
and cellar well built and handsomely hnished q ooo
; se2f3 b. d. "AhS JIG + = It. ca NV.
IroR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Ss lsr oS f SSI ST.; Z.
4I2 b 81. Sc. Tor. - s36 NV. 7r' -. 700
4s sss ss l fs4,a: 10 Suit
oJ For permission :, to inspect apply to W; DUAL
For SAL sAL 10th BETWEEN ! AND SIS; \.
price of both $500.
; ;ss2 BIZ wARS sfsf !. e eo NV
Dor SALE . BRICK HOUSES, WITH ALL
Amin MG 20 CmPTGyeents on MARYLAND aye ne
IrOR SALE-GREAT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Il 1wo-story Back building Bay window Seven-room
Houses: both thoroughly built By day labor finished
III natural wood; oak mantels; excellent neigh bor-
MOOD: ne; car and herdic lines; paved street :;
$3.50; 800 cash; $50 monthly W. h. BURFORp.
l422 N \. ave. Jel4-l2ts
lEOR SALE-BI c. H. Tickling, REAL ESTATE
Il Broker. 1864 sd st. NV.
Two Three story Press Brick and Brown Stone Front
Houses. 81 IL tsold). 10 and 81 Il ST. West Wash
ington; rooms; cellar under the main building:
built 10 feet from the building line. with stone steps,
on 4-foo: terrace
These houses have all modern improvements, in
Guiding seakin- tubes electric bells, buffers pantry.
pantries linen rooms and numberless closets heated
by furnace and open fires. Within square the
leytown electric railroads They will be completed
Tor occupancy by Thursday, June 10. 1880. An i'll
spectlon IN invited.
jel7-l2t' CHI Tickling.
IfOH SALE-AN ATTRACTIVE MODERN HOME
Il IN lie Drolt Park: southern exposure: rooms:
bath; NIL. in perfect condition; lot lie 6x10 to 10
foot alley price 81, ZOO.
ie4-1m THOS. q. HENSEY & CO., 1900 st. NV.
E0k SALE-BARGAINS-T BRICk
4 House. St bet 18th and 10th SITS. Il. W., lot 20
feet by l,}S to an alley.
Frame House, rooms, rental value go per month,
Us. between 9Th and 14th SITS, lot 20 feet inches
10y l46 feet o inches to q 30-foot alley.
SeNen-room Frame House, J. at. between 18th and
alley.
Three story Brick, 10 rooms. 18th st. between Iowa
circle and q st.. $4,000.
ID st sc, three Frame Houses, rental value s24 q
month price $500. JNO. II. SMYTH,
1elO-lm SEQ and ;122 Sth st. NV
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L'OE RENT
Il 1919 Corcoran St,

49, -ss.-......-..- . .
Store, dwlg. and sta,
5l9 lin ST. NV:
fine location. $50
1434 q ST. NV, l3f. 1910
5:}l 18th st.n. ,1Cr.30. 90
GIL N.C.aves.e.. ] 0r.:35. , o
l1O4 och st. .2O.50
500 y st. Ii. w. Or. 20
je2l-s,tu,th W. &.
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LOR SALE-BRICK DWELLING WITH ALL
Il modern improvements, between 4th and 9Th
SITS. NV. $500.
1914 b H. WARNER CO,
Jed st 916 st.
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FOR SALE--MISCELLANEOUs

IrOR sALE-AT GREAT BARGAIN-A HAND
hundred POUNDS drives any vehicle not afraid
Covered Dog Cart With Hsrness Viii sell together
or je ssEaPs sss: Apply at ,ao7us,
EOR sALE-TwO LAvERACK SETTER PUPPIES:
near ni Blood year old next september Can be
EoR sALE-CHEAP-A PARTY LEAVING THE
Il city will sell cheap two Tricycles and two Jump
ToHEETTs STABLES rear Kingsley B sPsy Dairy 5a
je25-3t
Lon sALE-FIYE CANoPY-ToP CUT-UNDER
surrey and PhPtons at the very lowest price at 6l1
massachusetts, is9t ave NV Cali and see
For sALE-A SECONDHAND SURREY IN GOOD
i33 Can lie seen at JoYcE's Carriage Factory
good driver; perfectly kind and not afraid Of anything
Prss Bar Tisl1 Bsg 9ss weight Sss' o5
pSSa sSs sIS Prize Dayton
HERS Stable sth St bet. D and L NV je24-3t
EOR SA "a PACING AND TRoTTING MARE;
Also Extra Handsome Driving or Carriage Horse p
ply 81 Penna. ave. NV. je24-3t.
Il SPLENDID BARGAIN
beautiful and very fine Rosewood Square Piano. TX
perfect order being nearly new, for only 500 siO
monthly payments; or 500 cash, including handsome
slightly used Upright Piano: for only s27 terms to
NO. THE PIANO EXCHANGE CHA g
EoE sALE-FAsT GENTLE HORSE BREWSTER
Il Buggy. Rubber Mounted Harness: suitable for
ghysician or lady will sell on time. Inquire 1900
Eok sALE-CAsH COUNTER. Iron SAFE. COM
te24-ot
Tor sALE.Two FINE BRED SCOTCH COLLIE
dypsa ey pce 81 eas SGT aaS
st. NV. je34-3ts
IIoR sALE-A GOOD FAMILY HORSE; ZINE
Il style and good ACTION hye years old and viii work
Pa. ave. and Sd st. NV. jel4 ST.
E0K sALE-BEsT QUALITY OF HANDMADE
q siff ss us aaS S s a
81" SAL PIANOS AND ORGANS
Slightly used. Standard makes. Price ais and up-
ssi % q s sMi rffIr ss ssi "a ave-
INOR sALE-PIANO BAkGAIN-GRANDU UPRIGHT
will sell for $500 on time Sa5 tn st. p'i ii5a%
A.sns. ~
RSrs.s sUS e.e FOR
and hand Carriages 20 select fre Oh Fine New
DoWNEY. Carriage keposi.ery and Stables.
Erg.t ;s: .~ss sssas
LUX SALE-AI 400 IA. AVE-, WASHINGTON N
II C., the Largest stock Of Carriages BrxYies tSrts
harness, Lap Robes and Whips this side Of New York
buggles TO suit the country IRON $40 up Also great
barssns in soiied work OF all styles. " = GESEk.
Also Carriages exchanged sign of the horse jels
EoR SALE YOUNG CANARIEs, HOOKING
Birds, Parrots, &C. Gold Fishes, Globes aud Flsh
Food; Spratt's Dog Cakes and Metiicjpes 1880
ml5-2m' SCHMID's Bird store, 81 10Th NJ nv
EOR sALE-ABoUT JULY WE WILL HAVE a
u or Elegant Stie6 Pianos returned from rent
which we will sell at reduced priceA
apl PFElfFEk CONLlkF, 5l4 IL tn at NV
II 45S La ave.
So Real Estate Notes ON City Property, g per can't
Five new and elegant Houses in kast a. 6inston
30 desirable building Lots in East washington.
For Rent-l24 9th st. ne. rooins All 5tj
Alb b ST. n. e.. 5 rooma 6S5 ie<1u
ErOR sALE-'UTTO" GAS ENGINEER BOTH NV
II and second hand; any size. send for circuisr or
call on ID. BALLAUf. AE'I 73I 9Th Of n n ni2
LrOR SALE-IF YOU WANT GOOD FIRsT-CIAsa
~ Ex Top C;5risges Buggiss. Phaetons Cut under
GkkGORY'6. cor. 9TH and New York ave- n y Lowell
prizes In town for the duaiity Of word sr5-Sm
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Y Err & CO.9l6 Est nv

TO COLORED TENANTS.
o3l L. st. NV, 6r. .......S2l2
2ll2 18th 1t. n. W. . Or. rs. 40
l120 Nj av.n.w.. 5r. 10. 30
2424 Col. ave. II. W., 6r. 10
STORES.
Store and dwlg Sth
and \ SITS. NV. .S35
store 11l0 9Th st.n.w. IL
DUVALL, 925 + st. NV.
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IrOR SALE-FRAME DWELLING ON FRANKLIN
II st. between 4th and 5tb SITS. NV Only 1,300. |
10l5 q II. WARNER CO., |
GIG st n. |
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Stable in 50. bounded
by l. and NJ SITS. and
goth and 2lst SITS. .S25
Stable in so. bounded
by NJ and n and Conn.
ave. and 10Th SITS. ,.25
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a
Terminus Of Rock Greek Park.
BEAUTIFUL LOTS
$50. $500, $3.50 AND 1900.
At ~ u,c.,

SIS PER MONTH, WITHOUT INTEREST
Very large lots-costlng more than $3OO-sIO rer
month. This ground is located station and Dor.
ders on the 7th st. pike. -Four Subdivisions center
here, aud all Of them are being rapidly improved.
Many houses now in course Of erection Streets are
being made connecting Linden, half mile distant
with Forest Glen. Within onehg.f mile the station
there already 40 houses. including no tels one of
them costing $4,000 these lots for the present are
offered cheaper and the ground sells per acre for s
interior location Forest Glen lies adjacent to Rock
Creek and must III consequence be benefited by
the Park 1t has beautiful station, good store,
school. churches and excellent sanitsriuin, and
bids fair to become in the very future, the
finest and most desirable suburban ann Z to the
National Capital. J. X. HEREFORD,
m2S-1m l419 q st. INV
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u l26 2-,d st Or. m.is35.5O
Il 10 ! st. yr.. m.I... 81. 20
III l. st, ar, mi. 20 80
20 10 NJ. ar, b. IN. l.. $3.50
olO ~ let, Or. IN. l.. 10. 80
l:slo I'D St. Sr., m.i3 $3.50
800 Mass. ave. he, 6r.. rs
9lS I'D ST.. 0r.m.i 25 30
l0ls 26th. 6r.. mi. %. 80
ll4l .-ith ST, tjr.. m.i..2J
23OI ] 4th ST.. Or. mi. 20
93l :'29d ST., 6r.. m 20 80
:bOile A. st. Or. - 30
1905 I'D. Or. mi. ..2l. so
I3ll Sd st. ne. 6r.......:lO. 80
2l9O L 81. .6r., water. 20. 30
ll2l I'D ST. Or. mi. 2O.:iO
81 ID ne, 6r., mi. 20
1905 IL st.. 6r.......ls. 80
.sl6 18th II. e. .tir.,m.i ..I5
.stsble. in.i.E2Ol2 Kstl5
-J0s-ll Va. ave, 6f..l5
fU4 2lSt NJ Or wafer IA
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lHOH kENT-BI THOS. Z WAGGAMAN. REAL
IL ESTATE BROKER, OF ST. NV

els 9Th ST 3 $40 6l , 9TH st rooms 30 Sl3
sl5 ST. I'd floor. 10 9TH and Ia. 70
sos La 81 fl 30 Central Bldg 81 10
46o La 4th H. 3r. % OIL 18th fri Sd ~
The above IL only portion of the property my
books For full list call AZ office for bulletin issued
fbe LIST and 10Th ije24l IHOS. L. WAGGAMAS.
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INOR SALE-NORTH SIDE G ST. BETWEEN 18TH |
- and 18th SITS NV; lot %. lx75. improved by /
10I6 b. II. WARNER l. CO.
ie26-5t gl6 st. nv
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Wu1rrrrR MAcuusr COMPANY
BoetOn and New York

HIGH sPEED. SAFETY, HYDRAULIC PASSENGER
Il v AIOks.
. Operated upon the PRESSURE TANK system
steai Belt and HS draulic Elevators Tor Passenger
AMI ffeikht service steel Boilers and Boiler
Plate Work OF all descriptions.
90 -. e. W. LEWIS, Agent,
Joseph aAwLEk
u FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND EMRALMER
1slsphone call ISL" ID
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LCk REM 4
y Stott Mansion, .S..lrS6OC II
ls23 II st, Or, IN. l.. 100 .
1910 10Th ST., l0r.. m.i75 .
1{l2 10th St, l2r.. milo .
6l6 Ia. ave. lOr-...-t
2Ol4ts LOT. mi. .6O.61
Ne. cor. 2lst and II stSUU
$40 18th St. Tor. mi. 90 !
1l3l l5th.str 4 dwg. ar =
23Il-lg Ia 4v.. Sr.. 81. 80
b2S I'D, Or. MI. A.. 30 :
23l5-2:5I7 IA sv. !'r. ~ 30
2O:.9 II st. ar. mi 10 30
125 2Oshst-. ! Or. IN. !. 10. 30
1888 18th 81. 9r.m. l.. 40. sol
has 2Ist. l.Ir. mi. 40 80
2l25 l. ST. On. nj. 40. 81
ll45 2lst. l:Sr--.-.}O. 30 !
34l3 4 ST.. Sr.. mi. 40. JO.
S32 I'D II. Sr. mi. 40. Don
1l2S-3O I'D ST.. sr. 40. 5Gi'
2I2J h St, W., mi. 5 I.JU
1872 Lareh ST.. Tor. b. 80 1
le01 Larch 81. Tor. -. 81 u
WESI Wtsl
2S19N, 12r.. ESQ
30l2 Duinb't'n, ST.. =. %. 30 :
l24S 3lst. ar. m-L.-2o. 30
2S2s n ST.. Or. MI. ....2oI
Tor q iEn iisi apply -
te.lI
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EOR SALE-6rH BET. AND L SITS. NFTW
Il 3-story Bricks, rUoms aid bath Each a., 700
!6yp b. H. WARNER ( Co.
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IfOR SALE-TWO FINE-BRED SCOTCH COLLIE
II Puppies; females; by Champion Dublin Scot and
Gypsia Nv; fine pedigree; price sl5 each. 1921 10th
ST. NV. je24-3ts
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TrOR SALE-AT GREAT BARGAIN-A HAND
Il some Horse, weighing between eleven and twelve
hundred pounds drives well in any vehicles not afraid
OF ears and can be managed by lady child Also
Covered Dog Cart. with Harness. Will sell together
or separately. Apply at
ka.Dh
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EOR RENT
31S i 18th st. n. W.
STABLES
Stable in 20. bounded
by MY. ave. and II st.
and l4th and 10Th SITS. Z 6
FURN


u IN
Dupont Circle pr. yrS2.50O
h Lr. Mcpherson SO. $50
Cor. X and 18th SITS,
overlooking McPher-
son Square. 17r. and
bath................333.33
10Th ST. bet. = and II
SITS. .325
L st. bet. l 9th &l7th. 800
h st. bet. 1ith ana
j Jth stS. .............2 100
II bet. 18th q 18th. ....25O
Connecticut ave. above
X st..............2OS. 80
Vermont ave. bet U
and L SITS. 200
House. Dupont Circle.200
Cor. l. and 14th SITS,
12r. and > baths. 200
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VSOR SALE-SEVERAL TwO-STORY BRICKS
- rooms on 9th near and W 10th ct. w,
Each o. 500. (6S2) b. II. WARNER & Co,
1e2l-ot 916F st. NV
EoR sALE-TwO:sIORYB BRICK. 6 ROOMS, on
Il ct. bet North Cap. and LIST sta n W; $4,000,
(6.g B. T. WARNER Co.,
je21-5t 9l6 at NV
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-09-27

state OF New Mexico, and insist that ample
means shall be produced by taxation for
their support for period of not less than
six months in the year, and we further
favor the Conferring upon the voters OF
each school district the right to impose
additional taxes for such district for such
purposes, and we urge the election of
members to the Legislature who will favor
such measures
We denounce and condemn in the most
unqualified terms the sanderous charge
of the Democracy that the native people
of this territory are mentally and morally
disqualified for self government on which
ground that party bases its chief objection
to the constitution.
We favor the protection of laborers and
employees and the adoption OF proper laws
securing to them liens for their services
and also establishing suitable courts OF
arbitration for the settlement of differ
ences between employees and employers
Resolved, That we recommend and
adopt as designating device, to be print
ed on the face and at the head of the
ticket or ballot of the Republican party
to be voted at the various polling places
in this territory at the general election, tt
be held on the first Tuesday of November
next, the American flag; and that we re
gard the action of the territorial Demo
cratic convention, recently held at Silve
City, in specially refusing to adopt thu
same emblem, as characteristic OF thu
history OF the Democratic party ever since
| 1860.
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ONE PER CENT ENOUGH.

The Democrats have evidently discov-
cred that their criticism OF the constitu-
ton on account OF the per cent limit OF
taxation was boomerang, which was not
doing any harm to the cause of statehood
but was very likely to react with serious
effect upon the opposition. In fact, the
people only needed to have their attention
called to the fact to see that this per
cent limit was one of the wisest provisions
of the COnstituton-one that would guar.
antee economy i'll the administration of
the state government and be safeguard
to the people against excessive taxation.
1t is just such clause as is contained
IN the constitutions of nearly all the
western states, and, as the Citizen has
already said, if the trainers of the pend
| ing instrument had not Incorporated
such provision, the democrats would
have raised a deafening howl on account
OF its omission. We have examined the
constitutions of some ten or fifteen
states, within the last few days, and find
such clause in all OF them. We find
also, that none OF them place the limit
above per cent, while many of them
put it considerably below the point
the majority fixing it at from one-half tc
three-quarters of l per cent, and if ar
| tny
now, certainly l0-mil tax will be more
than sufficient, with the greatly enlarged
volume of taxable property which is SURE
to follow the admission of the territory al
a state.
There is no reason why our expenses
as state should be greater than those o
neighboring states, yet the tax limit il
Colorado is 8 mills ON the dollar, insteac
OF 10, as proposed for New Mexico, ant
in the California papers which came yes
terday We find personal card from one
of the nominees for governor OF the state
in which he asserts that the present levy
of onehalf of ! per cent is more thar
is necessary, and pledges himself, if elect
ed, to so administer the government tina
tie rate can be reduced. Now, if one
half of per cent is more than enough
for that state, certainly the whole Of pc
cent ought to be enough for New Mexico
Unless the state should have the misfor
tune to fall into the hands of the Demo
cratic party, it would certainly not be 81
extrayagant as to need tax levy NOR
than twice as great as that required t.
maintain the government OF the grea
state of orna.-Albuquerque Citizen
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-09-27
A SPECIMEN LIE.

AS sample OF the deliberate lies
with which the campaign against the
constitution is being conducted We call
attention to q statement made in circu.
lar addressed "To The Voters Of New
Mexico" signed "W. B. ChiIders, chair
man territorial Democratic central com
mittee, and "Fellx Martinez, secretary"
On the second page of this remarkable
production, we find the following with re-
gard to the provisions in the constitution
as to peachments:
"lf the governor is obnoxious he may
be removed from office by simple ma
jority vote of a quorum of the lower house
of the legislature"
Section 9 of article " of the constitu-
ton, provides that "a majority of either
house shall constitute quorum to do
business" So that, if Mr.. Childers told
the truth, thirteen representatives, little
more than one-fourth of the whole house
-forty-seven in number-could remove q
governor. But section p of the same
article is as follows:
"Sec. 27. The power OF impeachment
shall be vested in the house of represen'
tatives, but a majority of all the members
of the house shall concur to direct an i'm
parchment. All impeachments shall be
tried by the senate and when organized
for the purpose of such trial the chief jus
tiCe of the supreme court of the state shal
preside, unless he is impeaChed or other
wise disqualified, when the senate shal
elect a presiding officer and no person
shall be convicted except upon the vote
of two-thrds of the senators elected. Any
person convicted shall be removed from
office, and may, in addition, he forever
disqualified from holding any office Of
voting in this state but such trial shal
not be bar to a criminal prosecution or
civil action"
Instead of majority of quorum hay
ing any power in matters of impeach
ment, as Mr.. Chiders would have the
voters believe, majority OF all the mem
ners of the house-not less than twenty.
four-is required to direct an impeach'
ment.
No language can be found too strong tc
characterize the itfamy of such doings as
this; none but the bosses running this
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-09-27

The gang ticket nominated last Satur-
day for candidates for offices in this,
Santa Fe county, wants another chance
at the public crib. 1t seems as if the gang
had fattened enough already. Defeat
the gang at the coming election, tax pay
ers and honest citizens of this county,
and inaugurate an honest and economical
county government thereby. The gang
has been tried and found wanting. Ii
YOU give it another chance, YOU will
simply have the same condition OF al
fairs as have existed during the past two
years over again and in very aggravated
form. These promises to do better and
be honest in the future are moonshine,
the merest moonshine, and no man of
the least intelligence ought to be taken
in by them.