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Telegram-herald., 1890-04-23
w. B. SWEET & CO.

Successors - sweet echmlsi1
REAL ESTATE INSURANCE AND LOANS
Iz Monroe Street
Rooms - and s2. Telephone io1-
--
REsIDENCE PROPERTY F0B RALE.
= 900 burs t-ro0n house and iot on rYcs
more At. just 0f 3efsrs0u-afe.
al roo buys sroon house snd lot cor Winsor-
ave. aud Jenksst.
Al 400 buys f.room house or cenfefsi.. bs-
tween Sycamore and Ficasanfst
st.s0o buys broom hogsc east ~ srsncfliis
ave. On ouTin-aFe
81 Roe buys 7-room house ~ terersonsfe..
between FIfth ave. and rFrsfnore-st
81 GOO bffvs 5 roofr house wesf ~ South Dir
stou-st en- McConneIlr
$500 buvs sroom house on Center st- south
e. NcgoweH-st
sz.5e0 buys 7-room house o. Kasf Bird Es e.
er csble lire
~ 600 lyurs srocr, house south of Tifth-svs.
o. South biFisio1.s-
VACANT PROPERTY F0B SAIL.
w have raranf property o. 81 parfs ~ fhe
" ctf for sale ciesr and on easy terms
ACRE PROPERTY F0R esLE
u0 ACRF farm a. miles from Tozef Clocs.
pD on Lake rgae. aiI improved lsfse orchard
auf aH tfn0s ui fngai fruit iaIr buildings
Terms to slIi purchaser
sEnn ir god and . q acre iaru excellent
'DVt soi Hnd FREE uf Eii incunfHrenre. -
frrhauge fof h0u@f Erf iuf worth ft01. fsf
irnies izteiY ~ ~ , sweet CO.. 1879 Hon.
roeff rooms aUf d Porter biuef
UFvAIF HELp WhETFD-2 Dining room
4 firis and esaHher ~ r. r. North y
hots| ceoss, 2 seoona gre ref vrskf 3
rsusrs cooks. a a.ulna room girls genera
gTIs
co-oPERATTVF EuFLoFHErT 90
lEk Monroe Street
Prone fo27 Frons ans n
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-23

sUFzRrSrESpEST q Folice Murphy.
Of Columbus. says that niBety-nins per
cent. q ne persons Who complain Of
boyt playing ball in tae streets and a.
leYs are not. and never have beer
fathers There's she troahls v1th them.
The fasbsr Of from one 70 ons doEen
bcys knows enough 10 beat hasfy re-
trsss when young America takes the
field.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-23

THx farmers of Kansas are now
planting for her usual supply Of
winter fuel--Aissass Cs-sss-tsr-- And
the workinguaea of TIE larger cities srs
alrsaay savirg their dollars - purchase
f,eir next winters cosi and wood.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-23

THzRE + tover which s0urishes on
ths fsfhmus Of Tshusnsepec. which, #
. nasve of this country. would have
ben cbossa ~ the uasonai aowsr. Its
color Is successfully red. Fbise ard
blas. according - he tine ol dAy.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-23

The Toledo Bee says that the place
for protest against the ''irredeemable
badness OF the House tariff bill, whether
or not il shall ever become law, is at
the polls" That istrue, except so far as
10 assumes the ''irredeemable badness"
At the polls is the place where the
people must pass upon the bill and
this year is the time to do it. If the
people are determined to open up this
country to foreign products without any
restraint, the sooner they say so the
better. If they will have another trial
of free trade, it might as well come
now as later, but the country will pay
dearly for 1t in the end. 1t IS an
expansive luxury.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-23

GrswAS printers thss Year WI ceis-
hrste the scur huntrsd and efsieth an
ri~ersarv cf tss hsrsh q "the ars ere
wr,nare of az szts.s
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-23

STATE TREASURER ARCHER, OF Mary
land, has been growing in respect
ability. IN proportion as MS stealings
developed. When his theft was sup
posed 10 be small, ne was TO be Grim
inally prosecuted. When II had grown
70 $4,000 and over, he was "per-
mitted to resign" 1t is now said to be
$3.50, 900 and growing beautifully, and
the admiration of his Democratic
friends knows no bounds. Ifittouches
the million line, he viii be nominated
for President IN spite of himself.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-23

TgGTBrFTr Er1lT Fe~r~s rsrs. -izsf-ser
"A - soafs H5~isien ~. afgrs HaaF9f 80
frser.8a Eoots - 80 rstee eTfefi 80
r-e rssfr r-rFrrs rff erEf vans seff
rrgmFtg ~ ts.sps8aazg fs.stA sst -
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-23

y Nandl-st., Room 10.
MONEY TO LOAN at 8 and per cent. on gilt
III edged security. Percy Snyder. 3 Canal-st.
NEW 7-room house. on West Side. only $3.50.
IN ACRES. 11< miles from city. $500 VIII
lV trade Tor good lot OF small house.
2 Lots and an elegant new room house. (cor-
nerl near East-st.. only $500.
1en ACRES IN Tyrone township. four miles
1OO from Kent City. Maple. Elm and Hem
lock timber; only s. an acre. (Remember this
is IN Kent county.
HOUSES AND LOTS-s50 and 500 down; bal
IL ance easy.
T HAVE 10000 acres Of land for sale in
Nebraska and Wyoming at from 81 10 SO an
acre; easy terms.
DEACH lands on Lake Shore for sale or trade.
HAVE some choice farms for sale, that can
L not be duplicated for the money in the
State.
1 HAVE some fine farms. near city, that
will exchange for city property.
PERClS SN YDER
28 Caual-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-23
KTfCELlAEB0Us

DFRS0NA NAIf-hffer trying nostrUfBs. doctors.
and dralE onIE - grow older ano Worsf,
c1f this ouf aad snnf - ne. y lth promise -
70 -e-f results saf I w send sou UafkaEf
nf EitE Ore ifs unrquafsr sufisepfie ton
pazer ulI remove the nidus ri afy ii' rreoi
~ mr expense I at no guafk dpctof y % =
rnsfr~rr ut > unhlfe herefarf1r vlff God
made rernedv-nofhi ~ mar makes equals VI
none but Eusves ~ enof II e1aienses =
comparison. D. ~ 80 origin that 81 trT q
rhvsloiane Like g8lr ~ can rot - ana wed
- svrfrefiyed. IL - rBzzis - the seierfisr
2 er rrs 81 TIE Te- -. sfDdfrt. bonn fof
the ar rrad III IA specific for dirhtherfa
su men f.ranoue diseases k5dner. genera o.
tf7fr fefnafe Complaints inss RI Ffe ifT. in-
e7--s-.r Ils Quake hare a f.fs rfe derA Gees
r's rts
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-23


ESQ casa saa 49, esEs. - sls.ss's s..l.
Ece1s - isek ~. /, = frSfh
PEAn.-lls sea ~sgi hsas ssseel eiis -
A coa4tfs. - Ane sec och4is A b@ti&s+ ~
Fesso 4. Nc. a1 NAx4isLi tAsf So cneetl"if
sAsN yee &IAl the1 have. Aas csA hlAAe tsl.,s
- s0it -
taoR sAIH-ghe slsou 4 oi rae N4ssaa a
Il He4i4 bi4cA. earfa Lilf .sioD ~. : AlCfttA
saita. resln aas 8 l. 'seti hleak. II
ln0k sAIk a. leeg ,s,l "a sssts pislslea-
81 ne@F cherrx J AlariS1 saith. rsen
&Rs s i.efeifs hlses II
1lHx besg ase eso2pesl lol IA shs Il.srkes "a
olr lsit lsleA a.. CAsffl-St "a klEhta ~
plat houses built Tor ySa 81 Gny y suI s4ei-
ssSs s. Sa SI ,sras s - Ass sa ssSss TsrasF -
New HoasoIn41 b4ilalas - zee. u. "a fis.
amer Ola ASt.oR2l B@a.k. a.
e10 000 CASH Gna slooe GO tine -
elOsOOO per coRi. 4lu euy basiness prep
crss Ia hear 81 csts- pAylns IA "a slteoa rents
0 per eest net. sHe constantly laoroAs ns "a
II Maria, capitalist. y csnAi-st fss
For sAI.E-Nhy Rsy AsY Iasrs u.eass ier
houae ou Paris OT College -sFes.. ou monthly
Isas smeHisf Sc&Fociy higher THAI year rtEt
now oasIs ysg- Property CLOSE h. tAs nee
next thIec Ec1yS \ 81 Gus ~ tAr score ~ mere
men % when ] have slid homes iN The EAst
year, would sell oat Tor What they save ase.
Charles v Tutts. Iufts A hucllss.&n's lss ol
nos. LeaxaTa block.
EoR sAIE-A forts-aols lara. Win house
aud harn, fsr sale cheap; Wfil tkht city
property iB exchange. Inquire oi EGaii AlI
snah. D u eSi Bridge ST. 81 Ara. hlnosaaga.
iss StrslG 1t-sl. Ma y
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REAL EsIATB-Oo0KgRy.
E0R sALE-A good farm oi ec acres. hr,.p
and ga easy terms. l1 ufliaf Herta 40
mlle e4si 81 AHogan. in the toW0slip oi Aca
feirey iaiT houas. new bsfo, Nri wei rra.
improved laquirc ~ h T. hlrtlsna. on
premises er ~ Nhsmber.iu Bros, A. Pear
arsRd k&plas. AieA.
! TO PARTIES desirias 10 purchase prspos ,
Ia oue 0f tae mosi pielsaat rgfN c
lions. sc vii Say, .acase take ionk ui oa,
property la the VILLAGE ai LiStos. aud ~ 3
make us AZ ciief. 81 o. unau busiacss aA4 Ia {
4 boold 10 sci. - tAe a. best bidder - sso.i
ihe bids arc all 5H. address a.. ~ a. Az
. Elmshes 0raSe haYios Aich. Aa
EOR sAfE-0r Viii exchange for cify prsl,
eTiy, a. e-scre iarm "a Cascade i9e a.
mp nrH improved. tlt ga ~ address hr
u. " Daaiofth tssrnie hirh. June
rok sLLa- mscglLlsEoUs
I tfOA SALE--fiano; cheSp. Inquire of Geo
j. Mi4amA Wlth I4ll. bAraharl. letifa.
I Company. ta
LsOR SALE-Ai . bargain sS, buys q gran,
organs by fcltOu. New d ork Appy q
] Front s. lt
] nor SALE-Drau team years old hu
/ mares o6fk gray. well nst"htd Wflr
/ S4Je. Address Al. ~. NJ lssd. knnes Area.
OF call 81 Farmer esd Bara.on Mateilaes.
/ Fridays.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-23

EOR sAiE-0r Viii exchange foT cify prep
eTiy, aa s.-acTe isrm Ia Cascade 49,. a.
hip we'll improved ftIl ou ~ address lr.
81. " Dsaiorth. LsscH le Mich JUnel
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-23
REAL EsTATB-0o0KqRy.

TO PARTIES deslu4g 80 purchase nrapef.5
Ia oAt ul Tao Moat pltAsant raf N 'e
uonS. sc vii Say, .ueasc take iehh tI Nlf
property la fht village al LiSbua. aud fh "a
llake us AZ cief. hf nleau busiacss ana sf-
hpNld fo Bel - tle a.. .Gcsi hlaarl ., ss0a d
fls hldS are ail il. address a.. ~. a. AZ g..
ElmSles 6ra3g Elllea. Aich lfIt
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-23
OFFICIAL PAPER Or THE CITY.


saAsO aAPDs. wEDSEsDAY. APsIL =
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-23

E'oh SAlE-A forts-acIe TARA With house
And harn, Tor sale cheap; ~fh fske city
property iB exchange. Inquire of Einii AlI
gnah. d "A est lriage ST. of Ars. hlHoenagA.
iss StrslG 8l-SA. Ma D
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-23
LOgI


r OST-K. Of p. watch charm; return % room
IL %. Wonderly block. and get reward. ia
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-23

EOR RENT-One suite of two rooms and one
l. OF four rooms. furnished ed for houSekeep-
ing. ~ Bartlett 81 near South DlvlsioB-st.
school. lie
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-23
AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTs-WLETED.
lVANTED-Agenis in every city 20 sell or
W new electric ink-eTaser, ink erased In Two
seconds without hsrming paper agents make
s. % 50 per Cay. send 35c for SAMPLE terms.
etc. Perfect Eraser Co. - ko0t-st., tisYe-
iand. q. tf-s
WANTED-Ten ladies and 10 gentlemen ~
" once 10 take orders for Publishing 60.
o. commission, or guarantee salary OF - Der
month. once, % New HousemSn bi0ctt
Warren Waite. manager. ut
WANTED-AE-r - for the History Of the ~
" ploratons of. Daring Deees arc efsnG
Achievements q stanley agents ouinf tlY3-
circular free. Address y. 4. Browning CO..
Toledo. Ohio. etltt
AGENTS should write for iiustraiea circular.
Il and terms for two weeks frisl ~ Missouri
Washer. washes dIrtiest clothes clean ~ bot
steam without rubbing; easily SOD prohfa-
bic. j. Worm. 81. LOUIS No. sans a
WANTED -BOARDR8s.
BOARD and lodging At The Michigan House
~ SO per week. sztl
a
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-23

REAL ESTATE AND COMMISSION.
: ana 10 Soufh Ierla-sf Phone
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-23
rok eLLe- -rrsrElIlnGous

L'OA SALh--flano. cheEp. Inquire 81 Geo.
i. Mll4amA viii h@ll barahari. luiiats
CompGny. tls
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-23
FOR RBYT-BUsIyEss PLACES.


TOR RFNT-Two stores and rooms suitable
Il for Offices or light Housekeeping IN Porter
Block, corner OF Monroe and DiFisloD-sis ~
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-23

Z Sfl CASH sRa sssa lasRss "a liDsasss s..it.
GCN tssss kToR lse - fgclAS ist - uAf
EceSk - lsek a. i. = frcftt
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-23

EOR sALE-At bsrgsini sSa buys erEnd
organs by foltou. Aew ork. Apps ast
Front s. 4H
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-23
FOR RBBT-R -R00Ks.

E'OR RENI-Furnished and unfurnished
Il rooms AT the Bruins wick. - South Division
ST., steam heated. Mrs. Mc6ee. l@tl
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-23

ltANfED--A middle aged w0msu 10 do light
w houseWorG snd - nurse f0f lacy. Af+
ply a. o. 1 CtdAF-St. rs
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-23

nor sALE-DraI team years oid hr %
A mares o6rk gray. well iast"htd WflrH-
SlJo. Address AL. ~. N lsso. kinues. Nlfha
OF call 81 Farmer eed Bara.on hateilaes..
Fridays.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-23

TOR RENT-Two OF three unfurnished rooms.
s. 10 s. or one furn ished room 10 gent
z72 Jefferson ave. IL
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-23

Successors - sweet A hchmieil
REAL ESTATE. INSURANCE AND LOANS
I5zs Monroe street
- r..r-
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-23

EER xAIE

NANfED-H Ooa Workers--A practical man
" Nfth a thorough kno~ioogr ol soea sork-
Tax machines, s. tSke charge II Machine de-
p&IIMrnt. - machines Nill tv required "a Sc
the s0fk properly a0ue rc&s.s for tie beach 4
state s~lAfy. "a pertcloc &hc references Else
van ted IA Il 10 run sAs E.efs doxofaileF. bouts
S orUIu A. -Siaci ote salaef. cchlnOTs variety
Hl8usacr; cQHstant wsrk a. XeeT rSUaa. Ap-
PB Heaps Patent EArt1 lloseg c.. AQskeson,
Mich lie
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-23

E'OR RENT-A house Of 3 rooms one Of 4
Il rooms. one Of S. ana one Of and rooms.
all in good location. within 5 minutes walk
of sweets Hotel rent from s. 20 SIC Inquire
of =. VI. Barnard. - Ailen-st.. corner j.
Vernon. zNl
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-23

SlU, ,UOO ssr sent ts s' ' ~, ess,sss - s.s prep
ergy Ia hear ei cgts- RAyins IA "a sltool ronts
per cuNt net sD1 constantly lacroas. a. IA
value. foI Particulars GA. ~ address JoSrsE
N MAr9ln. capitalist. " CsnAl-St fSs
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-23

DEAn.-lI sea ssEll q haIae either eiis ef
Al coUutfk - Ane sct cc1l1isi Lstt&sal. ~
ss,1ss1 X Ne 81 NAAAissLs thes Wt4 cteeftsif
sAsN yeO aIAl the2 have A1s csA nlaAe tsl.ts
- s1it a.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-02-18
NEWSPAPER GOSSIP.

The Golden "Nine" seems to have
ceased Its shining.
The Gallup Elk has arisen in place OF
the Cleaner, ana it is newsy and spicy
paper
The San Juan Index is one of the best
weekly papers coming to our exchange
table.
Col Blake has assumed full control OF
the Gallup News-Reslster, placing his
son, who is a good printer, i'll charge.
The Nogal Nugget sails under the title
of The Liberty Banner" since it fell int
the hands of the Farmers alliance OF
Lincoln county.
The Silver City Enterprise publishes
readable three column letter on San Pc
dro from the pen OF Mr.. Hughes, editor
Of the late Outlook.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-02-18
RAILWAY BITS.

Over 81 900, 900 is being spent in broad
ening the gauge and improving the equip
ment Of the Rio Grande Western.
The Rock Island has completed its
Texas extension as far sonthwe est as Ell
Reno, 50 miles south Of Pond Creek,
Indian Territory.
Vice President Robinson says that the
Santa Fe railway will construct a branch
lrolu New Boston, Iowa, to keokuk, as
soon as the company's finances warrant
resumption OF construction.
General Baggage Agent Walch, of the.
A., I. & 5. F., who was in Santa Fe be-
tween trains the other day, gave Agent
smith the figures as 10 tie total number
of pieces OF baggage handled by the Santa
Fe route during the year 1889, which Is
l,436,S82.
According to the Railway Register, the
new ly chartered Gulf, Blazos Valley &
| Pacific road is booked 10 try and get into
eastern New Mexico, with Roswell as its
announced destination. But this is the
eighth or tenth time that the scheme has
! been tried and somehow or other the big
corporations alHay kill off the little one.
Vide the Fort Worth & Albuquerque
project.
Supt Dyer, of the Santa Fe. visited
Ration on Monday, and while there he
took the necessary preliminary steps lor
the construction 10y the railroad company
of a large reservoir capable of holding
Z,OUU,0UO gallons of water and which
when finished will probably be operated
by the water works company Tor the
joint benefit OF Ration and the railroad
company.
The Denver Times; 1t is now reported
that the Union Pacific by means OF its re-
cent purchase OF The Denver, Texas &
Fort Worth road will build to Las Vegas,
n. NJ. The rumor is that the old tort
Worth line will he extended from Long :
canon to Las Vegas This was the orlgi-
nal intention Of the Denver, Texas & Fort
Worth, and survey WAS made TO that
point, but that company was not then able
to build. 1t is now said that the Union
Pacific will carry OUT the original scheme.
The Rock Island is amin for FL Paso and
this is supposed to be a scheme OF the
Union Pacific to head in part, for the
present, the Rock Island.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-02-18
HELD UP NEAR CERRILL0S.
Lee white Makes an Assault on John
Elder and Gets Little Booty-A
Posse In Pursuit.

John Elder was held up by Lee White
on the road between Cerrllos and the
coal banks early " sterday morning
Elder " as on his way to pay Off the men,
when White stepped Ill front Of him and
covered him with his gun, demanding all
the money lie had. Elder took out sack
containing about $50 in silver, intending
to use it as weapon if an opportunity
offered, then gabblng the gun sculile
ensued in which the silver was dropped,
and Elder breaking away, gained the
camp, when pursuit was at once inst-
tuted. White had taken the bag of silver
and deraMped and has not SO far been
oveftaken. Elder had several hundred
dollars In currency besides the silver,
and, altogether made narrow escape
The hUld-up was Witnessed by lady
riulng along the road, who recognized
White, and had it not been for her Az
pearance no donbt Willie ould have nIade
Ii more desperate effort to secure all the
money Elder carried, Tor he knew that he
Was ell route to pay OFT the coal miners
and carried some 5000
When the Jews Of the hold-up reached
Cerrlllos two posses were Immediately or
gained, one under command OF a miner
and The other under Deputy Sheriff
Bartholomew and they spent ali day yes
lerday in securing the country i'll search OF
the III. hwayman, but without results.
Lee White is a black sheep in the well
known " hite family OF San Pedro, being
nephew of MIS- 5. c. White He is
well known here as the young man
who recently ran dance hall Oh
lower San Francisco street. Last Friday he
hired a horse from Richard Green, at
Cerr los, saying that lie was coming to
Santa Fe for few days; Int instead, he
must have secreted himself in the noun
tains to await the passing OF Elder with
the monthly wages for the miners at the
J ones coal bank.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-02-18

an he increased as has been claimed, by
-iukjng extensive wells in the locality re-
torrred to and laying new set Of waite,
mains, beginning with a small plant
and making the water sales pay for
charging it. Almost every one who
las examined INTO the subject admits
its feasibility, and properly managed
it could no doubt be made success from
tine very start. With the right kind Of
business men at the head OF such an IN
dertaking there would hc no difficulty in
scoring all the capital necessary to start
the enterprise nn a small scale, and when
once its advantages were demonstrated
outside capital could he readily had for en-
Iarging it. 1t is a fact that lack of water
or rather the waste oi water, is
retarding the growth AMI expansion
of the city and interfering largely
with Improvements. 1t therefore be-
comes the duty Of everv citizen to foster
and encourage undertakings looking to-
ward relief. Let the subject be further
astated to the end that whatever is done
shall be for the very best interests of this
long suffering community.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-02-18
TERRITORIAL LlBRARIANSHIP.


The statute as to the territorial library
requires that the librarian shall be liable
to speak, read and write both the English
and Spanish languages fluently," The
friends of some OF the candidates who
could not comply with this provision have
suggested that it might be overcome by
having a deputy who could speak the
other language, and the governor. a few
days ago, requested an opinion from the
solicitor ge era on this subject, and has
received the following response:
TERRIToRY OF New MEXICo,
Office of Solicitor General,
Santa Fe, n. NJ, Feb. Is, 1890.
Hon L. Bradford Prince, Governor OF New Mex
leo.
Sir: Your favor of the 14th inst in
curing if a person could be legally ap-
pointed territorial librarian who was not
able ito speak, read and write both the
En!lish and Spanish languages tluently"
and whether person who was only con-
yersant with one of those languages could
not be appointed, provided he had
deputy who was familiar With the other
or both, has had my attention, and in
reply | would say, section |, chapter XLl,
laws of 81, page 81, is as follows:
"Se, ton l. That the salary of the ter
rltoral librarian is hereby fixed at the
sum OF $50 per month, payable monthly,
from and after the lst day of March, A.
D. 1887, and no person shall be qualified
10 be appointed to, or to hold said office,
unless lie he able to speak, read and
write both the English aud Spanish Ian
guages tuenty."
Its provisions are mandatory and
prohibition upon any other person than
one having the qualifications mentioned
being appointed to or holding the office.
No provision is made ior deputy, and
none could be appointed so as to be legal
ly recognized. This limitation upon the
appointment and capacity to hold the
office is us binding as one in regard to
age, sex or residence, and person not
possessing the qualifications mentioned
could not be recognized by the auditor or
the G. urts as being entitled to exercise the
functions or receive the emolumeuts OF
the office. Very respectfully,
EDWARD l.. BARTLETT,
Solicitor General OF New Mexico.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-02-18
PERSONAL.
4 30 p. IN.

Arthur Robinson is here from Las
Vegas.
DR.. Robt. Coltman is in the city from
Albuquerque.
A. B. Young, of Manassa, Colo, is at
the Palace.
R. G. Bernard, Of Salt Lake, registers
at the Palace.
Miguel Valdez Lobato, of Taos county,
is at the Exchange.
Richard Green is in from Cerrillos on
business before the grand jury.
Henry F. Wulf is here f ON Denver.
He has sold out his liquor business there
and is again prospecting.
Chas. Durieux, of Las Cruces, owner Of
the canning factory there, is in the city
on business and stops at the Palace.
S. G. Garfield and wife, Leadville G.
&. Shepard, Chicago; P. W. Wolfe,
Wichita, Kas., are late arrivals at the
Palace.
DR.. G. w. Harrison, prominent and
respected citizen OF BernalilIo, is In the
city on business. He stops at the Palace.
Messrs. G. +. Force and w. NJ. Sloan
left for Kansas City this afternoon. s. D.
Baldwin accompanies them as far as Las
Vegas hot springs.
]. W. Young, Of. East Liverpool, Ohio;
Sam Kurtz, Denver; A. Naranjo, Santa
Clara; Robt. Coltman, Albuquerque;
Rev. II. Victor, st. Paul, are at the Ex-
change.