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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-07-14
SAINT Re.
A Few Facts for the General Informa-
ton of Tourists and Sight
Seers Visiting the
CAPITAL CITY OF NEW MEXICO,
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY,
TERRITORIAL.

TERRITORIAL.
Delegate In Congress ANTHONY Joseph
Governor. ..................L. BRADFORD PRINCE
Secretary Observation-Disclosures. B. NJ. THOMAS
Solicitor General. howard l.. BARTLETT
AUDITOR. .-............-....-...T TRINIDAD aLARID
Treasurer ANTONIO ORTIZ SALAZAR
Ad1utaht General. 49,. ............W. >: FLETCHER
Sec'y Bureau Of immigration. ....... MAX FROST
JUDICIARY.
Chief Justice Supreme Court. .... JAS. O'BRIEN
Associate Justice LIST district. W II. WHITMAN
Associate Justice I'd district .....,.....W. D. LEE
Associate Justice Sd district. .... .. ]. R. MCFIE
Presiding Justice 4th district ...,.,JAs. o BRIES
y. 5. District Attorney. .........,.. +. A. FIsKE
u. s. Marshal. ............... TRINIDAD ROMERO
Jerk Supreme Court ..... SUMMERS BURKHART
LAND DEPARTMENT.
U. s. Surveyor General. ... EDWARD f. HOBART
U. s. Land Register. ........ A. L. MORRISON
Receiver Public Moneys. WIN. NJ. BERGER
U. S. ARMY.
Commander at TT. Marcy, 49,. Col. SIMON SNYDER
Adjutant .......,...... LIEUT.. S. Y. SEYBURN
,luartermaster. ..,.......... LIEUT. PLAMMER
@. NJ ...... Capt. J. W. Summerhayes.
D. 8. Int. Rev. Collector .........J, p. MCGRoRTY
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A Nasal Injector
Free with each bottle Of Shiloh's
Catarrh Remedy. Price so cents. G. VI.
Dreamer.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-07-14
THE CITY OF SANTA FE

is making steady modern growth; has
now population of 5000, and has every
assurance of becoming beautiful modern
CITY. Her people are liberal and enter
prisinp, and stand ready to foster and ell
courage any legitimate undertaking hav-
ing for it's object the building up and i'm
proyement of the place. Among the
present needs of Santa Fe, and for which
liberal bonuses in cash or lands could un-
doubtedly be secured, may be mentioned
canning factory; q wool securing plant
and tannery. Skilled labor OF all kinds
is in demand at good wages. The cost of
living is reasonable, and real property,
both inside and suburban 10 s'aadily ad-
ysncias In valns
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For Mrs. Merton had risen and thrown
oil the Disgusting folds 81 the waterproof
and the mask like veil and stood therr
with eyes sparkling full OF mischief.
ayes, it's J." said she. "And now. my
dear, what have q got 10 say, Tor your
self? Because, you know"--with a CON-
ical imitation 81 his:own deep,
touesl'you never fiirt! oh, dear me.
no.. .
II Pcycril Merton had beer a Whipped
dog. proycling ON the floor, he could not
have looked, or perhaps felt, nieancr.
.My DEAR said he, ~ ~didnt..that is
what | mean To say IL were all human,
you know, my dcar!',. -
Exactly sou said Mrs. Merton. ITS
what I have remarked myself a score oil
times. Only Il isn't fair To expect me Ia
bc ~ pattern of perfection set up on "a Pc
destal above the rest Of the world,
yotI ARE 81 very human is u, now
Fanny" said Mr.. Merton, Il g know
edge myself in the wrong. Don't be mer,,
%cilcss, my dear. Il am very sorry. J
won't do il again." i,
.And YOU pledge yourself To cave oil
finding fault with me for the future"
IL will pledge myself To anything, my
dear
And then they went To dinner, Tor
which pcyrril Merrion had very little
appetite. -,
The next time Fanny danced with
George Harland Mr.. Merton made mo Obj
lection. If he had Fanny was prepared
with the insinuating whisper:
"Don't he in such ~ hurry. ma'aIn. Al
low me- to see you home"
And il would have acted like "a CHARM
Boston GIoLr.
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wAsHINoToS, March IA hill was in
troduced In the senate to-day, appropriate
ing $4,000 dollars for n naval station i'm
the state of Washington, location to bc
fixed hereafter. Senator Daniels intro
duced an amendment Ia the worlds fair
bill, proposing that the opening Of the
celebration Of the four hundredth ami
versary Of the discovery of America be
held Mt Washington in October, 1892, oil
nations to he invited, aud on h compile
ton Of ceremonies Ia bc asked TO visit
Chicago, ETC..
In the election cases of Waddell versus
Wise of the third Virginia, u McDuffie
versus Terpin of the fourth Alabama. the
house committee decided Ia recommend
the seating Of the republicans.
The ways and means committee decided
To put n duty OF 40 per cent AL Salorem on
carpet yards with "a corresponding COM
pensatory duty for manufacturers. The
rate on various grades, however, are not
uniform and in some instances are below
40 per ccnt. Nickel ores are placed ON
the free list. Reductions on sugar will hp
- and 40 per cent.
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AS TO HYDE PARK ADDITION.
Mr.. logan Offers - Prove An M. Rem.
reseutati0ns,

Mr.. Hogan Offers - Prove All His Rep.
rssentations.
by the Standards special wire.
BUTTE, March 2s.-The Salt Lake Trib-
of March 70, contains the following
"A geniieman&taying at the Walker, who has Jus,
une reporter last evening; There are tbc great.
est frauds now being carried ON In some of The
towns IN Montana, hy which salt Lake City will
noticed in Butte, y large board bearing the lei.
ters, sail Lake CITY bots - Add. d. M.
ani Z; l. shops To he located directly opposite
facts IN the ease are, that the land, whicl, as 4
rule, those fellows arc advertising Is land that
wont sell IN this city, or they never would have
land will sooner or later find out just what IL is,
ami then there will I've q reaction. I noticed the
same work going on In focatello, Idaho"
w. j. Began. the Butte agent for the
Hyde parkc addition to Salt Lake City,
Was asked in regard to this statement to.
"Thc statement was made by a sore.
head who Is Interested in another addi.
tion. Every statement / have made re-
gariing the Hyde park addition I can
back up and II there is anybody in Butte
who questions the truth of my representa-.
lions. 1 am ready with 500 To
statement made. We guarantee the lots
to be ON fertile soil, high and dry, yet
with an abundance of good water. We
can also prove that the railroad com
panies have bought large tracts of LAND
adjoining the Hyde Park addition. We
do not state for a fact that the companies
are 10 build their depots and shops there,
but simply state that to be the suppose.
ton. As to the statement that the lots
could not be sold in Salt Lake. there were
LIZ lots sold there before we began selling
outside at all. Now. IL anybody will come
forward and challenge us to prove our
statements, we have 500 ready to nut up.'i
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AN IMPENDING CALAMITY.
The Great Danger Threatening the People
Along the Lower Mississippi.

Along the Lower Mississippi.
NEW YORK, March 2s.-Scrgcant Dunn
of the signal service. says that one of the
greatest calamities the country has ever
known Is imminent, and that il is the duty
of the press to warn the people OF the
lower Mississippi 10 prepare for the worst.
He says II will bc the greatest calamity
that has ever hs,fallcn that section. In
spite Of the c~rcvasses carrying OIL millions
of gallons of water, every second the
heighth of the river at Vicksburg and Cairo
remained almost stationary at the top
flood limit. This shows he channel of
the river below Is chokch with alluvium
and debris from the first Hood. This Ii
acting rs "a dam which will eventually
work havoc with all the leyccs. When the
wave crest from the new storm IN
down the river things are bound To be
carried away n the entire surrounding
COUNT covered. This will probably ar
rive at Cairo In two or three days, but II
may BIZ three weeks before II breaches u
Orleans.
New Orleans will be visited without
doubt by the most disastrous floods ever
known. would moi give five cents for
my life In that city when the waves crest
strikes IL. I have beef stationed at Cairo,
New Orleans and Cincinnati during the
times Of great floods and | know what
they are.
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TO KEEP THEM OUT.
The Senate Committee Hears Argument
ON the Chinese Census Bill.

ON the chinese census Bill.
WASHINGTON, March 29.-The senate
committee on census yesterday concluded
the hearing Of the ''Chinese census" bill,
"a delegation from the Pacific coast APP
pcaring in support of the measure. Nor
row of California, author OF the bill stated
that legislation was necessary To keep out
Chinese merchants as well as laborers.
There was no business inducement to
bring them, now that the immigration Of
laborcrs was shut of. There were enough
of them, and the fact is that genuine Chi
nese merchants have not come TO San
Francisco for the past 10 years. As long
as merchants are allowed TO come and go
at will, with or without certificates, the
undesirable classes cannot he controlled.
McKenna said the only question was:
xviii you pursue the policy which led to
the passage Of the Scott act? This bill
concludes with that policy. II is al effort
Of the nation to protect itself against the
people Of nation which II believes will
injure IT,"
Riggs stated that the people Of Califor-
mia demand the passage of he bill.
Clunie said the present situation Is n
struggle between Americans and Chinese.
The American is here 10 rear a family,
serve the country and worship God. The
Chinaman Is here only for gain, to carry
away m and dcplctc the wealth of
the country. In a contest under these
conditions The hinaman has proved him
self superior to the American.
Senator Mitchell said he believed the
bill 10 be construed by the courts to apply
States on the LIST of June. He wished II
were otherwise, so the act should be alb
solute exclusion. The law,in his opinion,
was constitutional.
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SPOKANE FALLS, WASH, March 2s.-
While Daniel Mcleod, aged 20, was
dumping gravel from a wagon into the
river this morning, the bank gave
way, .precipitating the team, WACO
and driver into 10 feet of water,
Mcleod wa injured in the fall and made
no effort to grasp the boards thrown Ia
him by " men who were at work with
him. He sank out of sight. The body
was recovered in half an hour. The
team ana wagon were fishcd out
by graphing irons this afternoon. Nc.
Gods companions warned him to save
himself when the bank began to crumble,
but he tried to drive the team up the
bank and thus lost his life.
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fayoring Free Wool,

BosToN, March 2a.-The Commercial
Bnttetin says a secret meeting Of the new
Wool Consumers association to-day de-
cided that all he business experience of
this and other manufacturing couu lries
shows that the interests Of all classes arr
favored by free raw material, and the in.
terests OF wool growers, manufacturers,
dealers and consumers Of this country ne.
quire wool and other raw materials free.
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SPORTING GOSSIP.


The Sporting N''rs says 81 LOUIS VIII he
IN the players League before 'uhn l.
There Will not he a bcilrh SHOW III rus
burg this year.
Killarney. Ireland. Is to bc the scene Of
a fly casting tournament next month.
Won der Ahc's Team will fool "a great
many critics who arr booking the colts for
last place.
rbriyb,- who formerly pI,y,d with
Washington, will captain the san Fran
cisco team.
Muldoop SAYS lc believes Corbctt can
whip pete jackson and is inst the man 10
make the fight.
..Ccup- Whitman is one of the most cx-
,,rt hnn,,I,.r. ~ the enc on Tho Elcnhan,
t1ub. of Brooklyn.
Arson has not forgotten how IN hat.
Uis honc.r,,n th,. other day shows hc .tiil
has Ills owe ON The hall.
T,o nw,.r pr,,h.rs mr.. ,.,,;,, ,w.I,o
horses ready for the Elizabeth races. All
arr maidcns except Meridcn.
m. III ,,1 I, r,..,, ~
,m'I p.nt 80 ,hn a,ln., ,mp ' =; ~
SS Uni ~ ,oIa.,Th ~, ,hn ~ ~ :"
m-.,an.s..a,,a,, ~.
4; sInmD|r rr;"n s,,n, an o,'',a,;'n'
Isl iI ~ 80, H. H., ,. "u uia."'''
az" " "".s "'
ireland brothers race mar fiaviilah,
In N1nnJa ~. ~ r,n,aI Iii, IL Ill., o
b ~ "'
"m'
There are many good pool players N
ile bedford Athletic ci'ib, n they VIII
..h,r,in, """ '"' "o"'
49,
,Iartilec fioDart, inc crack player oi tic
New iork tennis Gun, mas Deeh pr.ctic-
an winter az ihc tennis p'iiidihg III Forty
SUI.
FRANK sicHugh, the cincinnati feather
weigh, mat John nelly has taken a fancy
u, Will nave q triai shortly against one OF
New horh ocs' men AT ms weight.
Byron Mcclellan, OF Lexington, KY.
MY Sappho' ny hoDert NicGregor, dam
fa'iiihc by Ashiahd 'hici' Tor s''Jp.
or the bi2 stakes reported i'm Goodwin's
Guide as being run on the American turf
last season, over onc-half lSa In number
were q py. horses bfed III kentucky.
From the increased attendance and the
number of participants in revolver shoot
ing. IL is evident that this pastimc Is daily
increasing in interest among the club men
Of New York City.
Four head Of fast horses, all young and
being trained for the spring races al the
driving park at Columbus, Ind, were
stolen Monday night. The thieves have
not been captured.
CSporting men are wondering why il il
that Charley Mitchell allows Jcm Smith
To lain the title OF champion Of EnuInnd'
They all believe MITCHELL could MAKE
short work of Smith.
priv,,c A S,.;, ,ho ,,,o,. ,,.,,.,..,
of the seventh regiment, will visit Ger.
MANY with a hin team of sharusLooters
in Airil. He Intends 10 pariirin,t,. I'm I'M
big shooting tourney there.
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Dangs rs ON the Sea.

LONDON, March ga dense fog pre-
walls on the Irish coast, aud il is presumed
that b steamer City of Paris is proceed.
ing direct to Liverpool without touching
at Queenstown.
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f'lack's

ALBANY, March Ex-Governor Hill has
appointed Major General Daniel T..
Sickles sheriff Of New York. vice PIack,
resigned.
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Farewell to the Conference.

BEKILs, March Minister of COM
merce Won Berlcpsch gave n farewell
dinner 10 the labor conference delegates
to.nlpht.
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WIFE VS.. HUSBAND.

.~-.xsl W
"s'a"u". ua..., wa sh,r, and
Mr.. reverb %''''" II -,
stout, with smaii ha<ei c!es'a ,"'"s ~ ~
~plexiou and a mustaciie IN" color Oh may
Dignity. or even its assumption, SUMS
Sorne men: Il didn't suit Mr.. Pcvcril Mcr-
zion
r'." p,,,r;l I'm s,rc ,o,,'rc maxi
"" -, ,,,h;n.- said Mrs.
ing er"' luz 49, So 10 her
Mcrr'oh. WIN ~" ""'""'"
head.
She was as unlike her husband as pos
Sibl,-a phenomenon you often come
across in married couples, where, instead
.un,s ,..;n, IN, I" I'm. strongest prac-
"i y ,.v,.l,, ,hcmsclyes.
ucabi" coh,''s'> "u',.p .s.hn.,.u
Fanny Merrion was siigh' an" ~. '.
with mischioyou- blu" eyes, "a 'o'hPi'>'on
like freshly opened apple blossoms ana
hair OF thu shining dark brown that II al
80, hl,cL
"u., ,,i,I, ccoryc NnrIaud five
i"I w." Nnrrinn aid the Indignant
,up,s'
nnaho r.o ,i,n,s pcv,riI. Only three
o"a. :, ,r.,n.n,dc." pIcal.d Mrs.
nnnes an" = Ala whai i !, moor woman 10
I" u,hon ,~cn,icn,nn asks her to dance:
40 W." ,n MAXI n courtesy and say, No, l
nni rnr husband isu't willing"
"Nnnnnsc Mr. Ncrrion."
LII, y,ha, I think myself the ahsur-
a. ns, mn"s ;n ,hr world" dcmurrly as
hs, NJ Warr;"r n%rrnmyinc n sprir Of
-cnr.u H. hcr Ill,
svn.sa,n,Jd,,n ."r Ill lover. too. Don't think
sow ~ yn,r nnst life. Mrs. Mcr-
$500 arnuicd her husband.
..W IN nv lear how /. ,lhc poor man to
- ,ha, y"
..t,,,, y married wom,u, Fanny. Have
r,",a,ct rn, nubiic opinion:"
"na.r M" cried out ih.. tormcntosl lit
Al, woman. ..onc would think I had broken
,n, If ,hc laws az thr land! What have
'Lona af,cr ali. Wnltzcd three times
LII NJ Uarl,ud in a ulblic ball room,
MI 10, him take mo down 90 suppcrr
..yon have "nirtcd with Him. You "A
married woman, Mrs. Mcrrion, with
m mn,r standing by scarcely able
10 believe the evidence Of his own eyes"
been IL my husband hadn't been standing
by, u it," ),
Fanny, will you be serious
~ am as serious as can bc, rcver,i,
unless ! burst intn tears! IL you "a'' w
" cry I'll do my best in that line. ! sup
pose you never nirt."
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Money on call easy, with no loans.
Prime mercantile paper. 5a7c.
Sterling Exchange-Quiet, steady; sixty
day bills, $4.si; demand. M.S7.
Mining quotations Ms follows:
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a Invitations n society pviRtiag sps-
cufed IN an artistic manner at the Stand
ard Office.
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Coll at The I" Standard" Office for neat
commercial prinhn0.
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Paws the Penalty.

RALEIGH, n. j., March 2a-Janes
Davis, alias William Shakleford, was
hanged at PittsburR to-day for the muir
der Of John Horton.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-16
heR NAME

-
How staii 7 tel yea sac has 20 macy.
As Tor hes sponsors. hos coali they srcw
In naming that BABY, thete worssips MAJ he.
Entiiled o; women . score or sof
When ! ace her where rowers ere bloom Z s.
Another blossom 80 fresh and swec,
lean compare her 10 nothing fair~f;
team her M Daisy" ny Marguerite"
when I see her With hands % busy,
Arusic maiden Ia honespun dressed.
4 household fairy. with steps 90 AIRY
Homely Magic describes her i>st
When che ercets me vita unifth and Iauxhte.,
Meg" ] think. 10 ths swestssS name.
OF roguish wsefsgtcs shs eninds me.
Thea sks = "f'ss." ny nesry dane.
An there are hours Of gloom and ssdaess.
When earth ~ Gown sish cold. srAy rein.
When hearts are weary ana life 90 iroary.
One scarce dare hops for the Gun AGAIN.
Then she comes With her misn % gentle.
Calm. serene mid . mad world ~h,ri.
OF jewels ,hs rAPess. the parcsi. ~fA,rcst.
kno Why they named her Margaret
Pearl"
Chanseful lady What spri,e bath Zen, you
THIS magic power thss We SO yos v'ssds
Nov tears. aow smiiiue. nos fond beguilins
None can oppose you. for all must yield.
Hut stop One name that I mean TO give 20,
VIII f~iter and bind you all your lie.
You need not guess u; I wtii confess ~
MY love, nv lady, I'll call yeu wife"
Mary T. vandyse. 10 Harrcr's Weekly
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rteIsipV

iswcs - srt pif = tsta sN,',
~ ltse % tN 'Iafa ~ ,a.l ss
Irgs 90 tte son s., bIsa
lAa,oA ~piaA rps Abt -AtA .
w. . - ,PasfA. pat ta a lpss -iiass,
~Atgr '%vrlual~ eAh T,tI sRt ,et u,ess
hal' as hcaf ~sss eita r~fp@F sal
at.rsv tsasNs,s'si ~ hattsf I,ar ~
i~,af h"t sroae s,vs s.f~i,S ,Ao ssr
-tth ,iie., ~ hsri "a rsx isliss
itoro irpsssl
Eye Ms~Ns os@ eae .it,ol 80
wtesi ,ur s~r -htte t..as sac 'safss
sar susaf es- hsii s~s.y-~ss ,sii $50
,~sst~-.e, tAstns r~,~ i"t ess zoe
,pp mns NIs sac Az lapNtlrs 70
shlt al ,hc Sss .ii ne ~tls.
ssd s,tf aelssiy tatS 'ss As, saistsr~
ussv Ia h,i gsn pas, t~vaiy s,s as,s
utva
lty~,i t',iiias Mas ,.s lssp -
sat castAri r.,.v sta loesan .hA ,ii
enr .iuesls.'al os sasfr, al,.ti,c t-s
hcaidns s~sssr~~'siai, ~ Assst .isl 49,
s,aHat sai sAt s ,he sps'ael lee I.
siss. dt,h .ith lhia sjieo, - ,issase
cake sNI .hra ~ .ci g., $3.50! ,osa
utA ~vftukl. r.vv,sat a,vt ne s,r
sHi avtse oai itss's,a Herald
,olA esh ssi ei~s. .r,si "a, - s,e~i.
lost ~As ~ ~" up eViA f.ilri asa
tAio ~4uAi g~vsauus, ~ esa ,ai ns.
fvnt All vnv 500 ~ tpu,Ato 81 ass
uls, ar,,nl ~ sAitri -stvf AfAis - ~,
estsT .aA r-,ut a'eF e.,ji Ps~rsre ..ar-
,bo ,sss a. si,,e -t'b ess pstst.
batter = shsits~ Alsh rst : }a'sg -
- 80 d. -
~tth reFtot aal .alt ,hrn m. srsn, ssl
tomato ssu,s eo,rs . ia tfsrkss rtaei-
spi hAsv up,H iptse hstt3e' ho' 81
the trg lhs tivnto
s.isA ~ itrrsgass 1.s~ 50,
h%of'ibs. .ai lsi ,hsos sass lu mils t,s
81 hour ~ A. D. dts- ua, The .Ai' ls,s.
thsa abi easc tie Nesh SO, h.i, q
loosen e,,it i-ilet l-,saN-s tnts sibss
sni .ssali ,sssV-s'r ~ nrrip n1,He~l
SbIsa Iut thes. -ith The Fab n,t, 81
sc,t t,rvtAei sad -ufs lifhu' iut'
thrm . plata ..isl it"s.ies ~ ,ts.s.s
al. ..li sSi i~rI~t " thts .sts'
.hnuli 10 r.,tet s,nls, at . ii'tl" sntIs
~ ts' ify Tho irss.iss .keaia -
siari -, ~ls'err -" .sisi u, sawed
tu~i is,h rnh tsv.n nav Got
tho patA in thIN sitfcs saI tfpshrn " b.,
.~,stisr 10 .ith~f mtis sai ~ -sssf.
then sirss dsi f,sil u is satf bsss
fvsis . h"i r.s 80 srtir' sol Ns 49, 81
t~ tsst, w. Nj. rtssr bfa-R t.hs NJ,
she r-ss aT.,s - m,-., -, 'h~ w'..s'
sHi 'uf 'u,.-'thiJ tsia n. ,t~~'Uiai 20,
m.s" e ros' whra t~Ft, ~, isss~s't
std sus r'sl e' o,~ss 80 wits sal
cf.sm isse'het .osssa =" ts.ta -tth
salt aal p~pgsF snt ~b.a .eil ssii"t
vapt ~ vs-f 'ha fsta 20 " preferred
tss.tt % In ,s'oen ~ serve ~t,s U
ptassu JsIA ,'wst
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-16
a Gule NApUOR.


81 81 81. . ne ,.stt ~ Wssss. I've N~ssA
., ~. s.sss.s Ns,.s ts..s~sss ~ zee.
sts A~s'tssnw-.
MheA all he >sss. ~est - Tho Me
sls,ippa ave lS,ktns sasicu.t iot 30
lie, ~ ibc agstcaitafal interests No
qurstioH ~ na1 boo ~ pss-i ac~ ueer~ bal,
hoe :" sci ~ ~ thc pr,iucu~ns ~
Which that sAst ccuniY, ~ no~ capable
With r,,ra aSd cats waFth hat st-'a, .
iosen r-ais ~ hpsbel AL ~h,sA 10
msnt eSs,N ~nsh ls.s Ass ctts c.st.
The ,Ariftv, nj u.,r,oa. ta,aer 81. drives
~ desperation In hls cecf,. NOT ~ ssiss
u,crsN but ~ sc'u~c r~,ssonshl~ paier.
zoe Ms srrs, surplu. ~hich ever, Ia,
sc,amuist.s ani s~eks market.
Wh.rv is out %ou,ietr 1he ucr-s.. ~
other indas'tlsl p~Ursults slrre ~ heaas
10 Incapable - using ths te.ains yt,A
vets ~ the soil ~ the grvA' West Ils
Atlantis cities ir0m iisllisi"'r 81 tLs
ton. iaelsiias thasds.gals, Nee
Noss and numerous rth.t p-,ft. 81
ford cus oal, uutlvt While Their, 10 .
coa,, 900 naiio. n-s~t d" %. With . zoe
iroa,ss- third lsrs~' Than all ,h,s
Ntlantic c'AsI Ntns talo Toe saNi a
appropriations irtm th- ,s',efnment
The btorra, II haa.,. snA N~,.soUr,-
and Shat is tAsU int~rosi Ia Tho nt~rrst
~ The shoio N~oFth~~.t . In ~.~cufias
,hr nearest PRACTICABLE. rnate ~ ths
oUit Take drsa The map AeA d,a- .
straight line y" tho .uli aud th- w"uth
~ tho 'alcA>leu Malta shu1 tl,r' In
ls,utAan, q, s,nosi ise .sUth - hsns.s
cts at NE mediterranean PRIV sruun ~
The Uuii ~ Nc,ie0
This patt - a rvrion - LITTLE tpovs
that "a has ,li sytt r.'ontty r-yei,s-i No
st,ohuoN ltul slroaiY thf~- tsllr'si
corporation, arr lu,king snssbusiy
,o~ari It's d".-iopuonl Tho hrsrn",.
iIutshison nult railroad loAi,us fr'n
Northwest Nebraska on sstrAisht lie"
tbrpush Wichi,N. is c,aimihg :" ta,s
surNyi"ni hacking =" ra, n through the
hsuNAs cay. Port smith 4 South
rrn railway &. IN ulTration IN
that iiro,uun aud tho hsn,ss
CIV NstAln. A uul' railroad hss
- construction shgin" al ~~fl esp.
plying the tfaskl.y"rs North o, laate
,hsties sri sea v.s..ls sr~ cnt.nas ths
mouth ~ thai river laden .ith rslrssi
Iron In lr,,s.> uuoa 81 this .ni.fpFt.a
This latter rusi cnnismplst.s . cuntia.
uous ruut" fr,sru tho Colt a. bulpth, -
~il, 30 more plainly .ooa ~ rr~'.vs~s
Ia this map