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ZASzBAR. April l3.-l, is asserted that
the Germans by threats have compelled
the Sultan Ia cancel the concession Of
Maonda aud Patta 20 the British East
Africa company. II is generally believed,
however. that il Is still the subject of .ic-
collation.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-04-14

NEw York. April ia state assembly
man from this city who has been pushing
a bill reducing pawn-brokcrs' rates. to-
day made the statement that the pawn
brokers had sent $500 To Albany to de-
feat the measure.
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CnIrAGo, April i3.-At a general meet
ing 81 the congregation ~ Brai Shaiom,
Of Chicago. Dr. A. J. Nesting Of san Fran
cisco was elected minister for term OF
5 years. This is An unexpected call from
an old congregation.
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A Srhoon.r Wrecked,

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, April i3.-The
schooner Ethel, from this port TO Nassau.
has been wrecked near Cape Conversal
and five men lost.
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Tn. Argentine Mini.tr, Resign.

LONDON, April l3.-A dispatch from
Buenos Ayres announces the resignation
of the Argentine ministry.
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Row, April i3.-A large mes ting OF un-
employed workmen was held here to-day.
Some speakers indulgcd in such violent
and anarchical language. that the police
finally dispersed the crowd.
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Famine In snn.lnn.

CARio, April 49, Messengers at Om-
durmau declare that the Mahadi has van
ishcd aud a famine is raging throughout
Soudau,
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SYDNEl, April L. -O'Connor and
S,ansbury have been matched to row on
the Paramatta on June g.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-04-23
TERRITORIAL TIPS.

Fruit in San Juan county was slightly
damaged by freeze last week.
J. d. Dawson has started an Indian
trading store at Charco, san Juan county.
The Commercial club of Las Vegas will
give grad ball at famine opera hou e
tomorrow evening.
Rev. Father Leon Mailluchet, who has
been stationed at Pecos, Rowe and vicini-
tv Tor the past ten years, leaves in few
weeks tor six months visit to France.
Juan N. Jacques, of Largo, San Juan
county, has received news of the death
of his mother, Mrs Dolores Ballejos, who
resided at San Pedro, Colo, and who had
reach the ripe old aye of So.
The progress being made in the district
court at Las Vegas is rather slow on ne.
count OF the judge beng Lusy arranging
the docket. 1t is thought by tomorrow
the court will commence business in good
earnest aud push it through to the end.
Eddy's new bank building will be 5OxSC
feet, two stories high, and practi ally fire
proof. Up stairs there Will be twelve
rooms, which can either be used as ofic es
or sleeping apartments. The building
will have an iron and plate glass front,
with towers and flag poles. TIE Argus
says it will be much handsomer build
ing than any bank in Ell Paso with the
exception of that of Wells, Fargo 4 Co.
Ground has been broken for the fuunda-
ton and the work of construction will
commence shortly.
Tom Bartlett, who has been running
the train over the Glorieta mountain for
several years, and who quit railroadng a
few months ago, has gone to farming
near Glofieta in earnest. He has for this
season fenced fifty and plowed eighty
acres, and is putting twenty acres in oats,
eight in millet, six in beans, five in pota-
toes and five in sorghum. Tom has his
family located at the old "Pige0n ranch"
we'll known to the travellers over the Santa
Fe trail, but will, during the present year,
build residence on his farm.--Uptic.
While digging on the Aztec ditch, in
San Juan county, the other day some of
the workmen unearthed lot of skeletons,
supposed to be the remains of prehis-
toric race. The Index describes the find
as follows: Most of the bones were great
ly decayed and crumbled to pieces with
handling. The length of the bones in.
dicate0 that the individuals were people
of medium stature, but extraordinarily
large boned in structure. The jaw homes
were best preserved and very large, the
inside of one of them easily fitting over
the outside of the jaw of one of the party
OF excavators, Pete Knickerb booker, whose
lace, while thin, is not extraordinarily so.
The teeth were we'll preserved and per-
fectly sound, but somewhat worn, an in
that their possessors had reached
u goodly age before paying the debt of
nature. They were very large and the
sets were full, none hav ng been lost.
The enamel was perfect and as brilliant
as in life, and the single teeth in front
were of remarkable thickness, being fully
thrice as thick as those of the ordinary
Caucasian
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-04-23
NEW MEXICO IRRIGATING DITCH co,


Articles OF incorporation have heou
filed with the secretary by the New Mex
leo lrrigating Ditch company, recently
organized with capital stock Of 5000
900.
The object of the company is tn COG
struct and maintain reservoirs, dltchc'
canals aud pipe lines, for the purpose Of
supplying water for irrigation, mining
and manufacturing, domestic and other
uses, and to COLOMBO and improve LAMBS,
Among other things, the company pro-
poses to construct, maintain and operate
two bitches in the territory of New Mex
leo whereby the waters of Red river are
to be divided and carried by bitches and
Iaterals and used on either side of the
river for purposes above mentioned. In
time OF floods the surplus water is
to be stored in capacious reservoirs, which
are to be constructed along the line OF
Red river, and the company is to have
right to appropriate such surplus wafer
as remains unapproprlated prior to the
fllng OF it's articles of incorporation. The
canals or bitches are to be taken from the
Red river, one on either side, east and
west, in or near Canon Largo, San MarriaI
county, near the Mora county line. The
general course of the bitches will he south
easterly and easterly, with variations
north and such as the practlra-
biIity of the route may determine. The
last ditch will traverse the Pablo Mon
toya Z ant and Baca location No. Z,
thence running over the most practicable
rout,. to the Texas line, with numerous
laterals. The west ditch, taken out OF
Red river at or near the place where the
east ditch begins, will run in n southeast
erly direction, crossing said Pablo Mon
tOya grant and Baca location No. =, thence
running to a point on the Texas line as
lar south as practicable.
The directors OF the company for the
first year are Messrs Marcus Brunswick,
Stephen E, Booth, Charles J. Murray,
William }. Mills aud Wilson Wadding-
ham, all of San Miguel county; the prin-
cipal place OF business is Las Vegas.
This is one of the largest ditch COM
panies yet orlanized in New Mexico, and
with Wilson Waddingham at its head is
sure to be success. Mr.. Waddinsham
is thoroughly acquainted with New Mexico
and never loses an opportunity to advance
her interests. The New Mexico Irrlgating
Ditch company will bea power in settling
up and inducing immigration to the north
eastern portion OF the territory.
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and is bound to become great fruit and
farming country, Referring to the prog
SIS being made the Eddy Argus says:
II every direction the house of the set
tier may he seen. These are not merely
SHELLS built to enable their owners to
prove up on land, but they are the
nucleus OF happy, prosperous homes.
Those who settle in this country will not
be like the Kansas farmer who burns his
corn because it is cheaper than coal.
Here they can raise their hogs on alfalfa,
fatten them on corn and ship them north,
east, south or west, as railroads from al
points are centering toward Eddy. We
are getting the kind OF people here no"
that We want--thrifty, energetic, enter
prising people-and our future is so prom
Using that it can not he easily calculated.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-04-23
POLITICAL POINTERS,

Ex-Sheriff Boniiacio Barron, a very
strong man politically, is being talked OF
for the Republican nomination for sheriff
OF Taos county.
j. A. Whitmore, of the San Marcial
| Reporter, would make most valuable
representative i'll the legislative assembly
from SOcoiro county.
Benjamin Luccock is still in Washing
ton working with his might and main for
the appointment Of collector Of internal
revenue Tor New Mexico. If there is any
thing in perseverance, he surely ought TO
get there.
Edmund Slime, the present deputy as
SCISSOR OF Grant county, will in all prob
abli y be nominated for county clerk of
Mat county by the Republicans. Ii
nominated his chances Tor election are
said to be excellent.
Gov. Slower declines the position of
chai man OF the territorial Republican
central committee, and Judge VIM G.
liazledine is beng Urged for the position
The judge will make u model chairman -
Albuquerque Citizen.
1t is rsported that C. II. Gildersleeve,
chairman of the Democratic committee
Tor the past six years, will serve no
lol ger III that capacity, and will eschew
politics i'll the future. However it is best
to take this rep 1T with some grains Of
allowance, large grains at that.
The Silver City Enterprise is of the
opinion that the following will be the
Democratic ticket for Grant county dur
ing the coming campaign: For sheriff
:. +. Carpenter; Tor assessor, Seaman
Field; for treasurer, J. freshman FIR
probate clerk, &. Bennett; senator
u. ID. Bantz ior prosecuting attorney, F.
J. Donahoe; Tor commissioner Gov. Ross
We join in the kick against the district
attorney Tor this county in the matter oil
indictments. We believe that if he had
performed his whole duty year ago one
of the leading lirhts OF the Democracy Of
this county would have been indicted
tiitd, convicted and now be serving
term in the pen Tor making cowardly
deadly assault upon citizen of Springer,
and other Democrats OF this county, one
OF them holding an official position in the
county and another holding high place in
the party, would have paid the penalty
fir assauIting peaceable citizens in Ration.
Ies, gentlemen, We join in the kick
Springer Slockman. The district attorney
in question is Mr.. W. g. Wrigley. What
is the matter with him?
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PERSONAL.
April 49,.

At the Palace: W. E. Ratliff, San
Pedro; l. 2. Kochersperser, Chicago
Lee W. Campbell, Cincinnati; Z. W.
Brown, Denver; E. +. NJ. Galliard,
Akron, Ohio. L. D. Parsley, Akron,
Ohio; W. H. Wilson, Kansas City; W.
Z. Bodde, Herndon, KY. AID. Meyer,
Kansas City; A. N. Hall, Fort Howard,
Wis. ; c. j. Bell, Topeka; Mr.. and Mrs.
George L. Saunders, Cambridge, Mass.
Messrs. A. Singer, Albuquerque; A. P.
f. Cooke, Espanola; Chas. Blanchard,
Las Vegas, and Chas. Lefever, Huerfano,
Colo, are among the guests registered at
the Exchange.
Mr.. A. T. Gregg and wife, OF Pueblo,
who have been stopping at the Palace for
several days, are delighted with Santa Fe
and will probably locate here perma-
nently.
J. NJ. Allan and wife, of Chicago, are
in the city stopping at the Palace. Mr..
Allan is well known hereabouts and is
now closing up an important mining deal.
Judge J. D. Bail, the well known and
popular Silver City lawyer, is in the city.
He will remain couple Of days.
E. Conklin, secretary Of the Racine,
Wis, Wagon q Carriage company, is in
the city in the interest Of his firm.
Mrs. H. Neef and daughter, OF Las We.
gas, are visiting with friends In Santa
Fe.
Attorney John H. Knaebeli is in socorro
attending court.
W. E. RatlG was up from San Pedro
to-day on business.
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The World Enriched.

The facilities of the present day for IL
production of everything that will con
luce to the material welfare and comfor
If mankind are almost unlimited anc
when Syrup of Figs was first produce,
he world was enriched with the onl,
perfect laxative known, as it is the onl,
.einedy which is truly pleasing and re
freshing to the taste and prompt ant
effectual to cleanse the system gently il
the Spring time or, in fact, at any time
and the better it is known the more pop
ular il becomes
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-04-23
ARMY ORDERS.
Headquarters dppartment of AriZo

headquarters department OF Arizona:
Capt. II. X. Bailey, y. S. A., acting
Judge advocate, will proceed on public
business to Fit. Apache, A. T., and upon
completion return to his proper station.
The travel directed is necessary for the
public service.
The general courts martial convened at
Fort Grant, A. T., by paragraph 4 of spe-
cial orders No. 80, and paragraph l, spe'
cia orders No. liz, series 1889, are uis
solved.
A general court martial is appointed to
meet at Fl Grant, A. T., at 10 O'Clock a.
M, on the 22d day Of April, 1890, or as
soon thereafter as practicable, for the trial
OF such prisoners as may be properly
brought before it.
Detail for the court: Capt. William B.
Kennedy, 10th cavalry; Capt. Morris G.
Vessels, oath i.fantry Capt. Charles E.
Nordstrom, 10th cavalry LIST Lieut.. John
iBigelow, j., 10th cavalry LIST Lieut.. Will.
liom B. Banister, assistant surgeon; ID
Lieut.. John Little, oath infantry; I'd
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OFFICIAL NOTES,

secretary Thomas is acting governor
during Gov. Princes absence in Wash
ington.
The White Oaks Mining & Milling COM
pany, organized under the laws OF Mis-
souri, and New Mexico and doing business
ia tn 8 territory, has changed its prncl-
pal place of business from st. Louis to
White Oaks.
Commissions as notaries public have
been issued to Jose Ma Garcia, Santa Fe !;
Augustus G. Briggs, Albuquerque; Geo.
W. Chadbourne, Endee, San Miguel
county; j. D. Craig, Pennington, San
Juan county; John Dewitt Veeder, Las
Vegas.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-04-23
CENSUS OF NEW MEXICO.
The Work of DisttictinG the Counties
Completed Ninety -Nine Districts
in the Territory.

The New MEXICAN of Friday last pub
lishcd list of the districts of the counties
If Santa Fe, Taos, Rio Arriba, Grant,
Sierra, Socorro, Coliax, Bernalillo and
San Miguel, which included the whole OF
the work of districting up to that date,
Since that time the remaining counties
have been apportioned into districts as
follows:
DONA ANA COUNTY
is divided into five districts:
Precinct 9, Three Pines; 10, Tularosa !;
%, Mescalero.
Precinct 81, upper Penasco %, Weed ;
II, Hilton; IA, La Luz.
Precinct ,, Dona Ana; II, Rincon; IL,
Colorado.
Precinct %, Las Cruces; 5, Las Cruces
|, Organ 10, San Augustine.
Precinct i, Mesilla; 5, MesiIla; 6, Bos-
que Seco.
Precinct Is, San Miguel; s, La Mesa
II, Chamberino; 7, La Union; Is, Lin
den.
LINCOLN COUNTY
is divided into six districts:
Precinct II, Lookout; 5, Seven Rivers
Is. lower Penasco.
Precinct 8, upper Penasco; l6, Weed ;
3, Ruidoso; 4, Pcacho ?, San Patricio.
Precinct /, Lincoln; i. Las lablas.
Precinct II, Bnnito IL, Nogal.
Precinct s, White Oaks Il, Red Cloud ;
Precinct !, Rosw ell; -, South Spring
river; II, upper pecos; Is, Eddy.
MORA COUNTY
is divided into seven districts:
Precinct 3, Gnadalup Ia; 8, Aqua Ne
gra; =, san Antonio.
IRE. met l5, Coyote (El Llanol; %,
Coyote (El Trujillo);l, Mora; rs, Mora
Ell Alto) u, Mora (El Cordllrru).
Precinct 5, La Cueva; 10, Cibolla
(AbueIo); 20, Cibolls (CarmiuJ; %, O.
oola (El Oro).
Precinct I, Galondrinas; 10, Iona Par
da; 4, San Jose; 10, Lucero.
Precinct IL, Tlptonyllle; "a, Watrous
4, Cherry Valley %, ClrueIla Il, Wagon
| Mound.
Precinct ", Ocate (Naranjo) s, Ocate
! Precinct IL, Aqua Negra (El Rito); II,
! requesQuete; Is, Tramperas; rs, Arroyo
IC lOc j utuS -OJ AaoIocd'
vALEECIA COUNTY
| is divided into six districts.
Precinct II, Iujlque; Is, Torreon; Is,
Manzano, Il, punta del Aqua; Is, Gle
mega; rs, I'll Pine.
Precinct 10, Peralta; IL, Valencia; u,
Zone -, FL Cerro; Is, Casa Colorado.
Precinct 8, Las Centes; /, Los Lunas
u, Los Chavez.
Precinct 2, Belen 3. Jarales; %, FL
Bosque "a. Los Cerros.
Precinct -, Ell kito; 5, Cubero; t,
Seholleta; 7, Juan Tafoya; 70, Sn Jose
Precinct s, San Mateo; II, San Rafael
%, Ramah %, Coolidge.
san Juan county will constitute only
one district.
CENSUS NOTES.
Supervisor Sanchez has been called to
his home in Taos on account Of sickness
OF his wife.
Clerk Newhall is an accurate and pains
taking official.
So far New Mexico has been divided
into ninety-nine districts, subject, how
EVER, TO revision by the general superiu-
tendent at Washington.
Special agents will be appointed as
nnmerulOrs for the several pueblos and
Indian reservations.
No appointments will be made until the
plans Of disiricling have been accepted
and returned from Washington.
Applicants Tor the position have to fill
| ont blank giving place Of birth, his pres
ent occupation ami, III short, a condensed
biography OF his life
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-04-23

Lieut.. Francis J, Rooster, 10Th cavalry
2d Lieut.. Winthrop 5. Wood, 10th cav
AIRY; "a Lieut.. Charles V. Donaldson,
24t infantry, judge advocate.
From headquarters department of the
Missouri:
As contemplated in general orders No.
IS, headquarters OF the army, adjutant
generals Office, March 10, 1890, the head
quarters OF the department OF the Mls-
sour will be transferred to st. Louis,
Mo the change to take effect us soon in
the month OF May rs Is practicable. The
exact date of change, affecting the adj
dress Of Official mail, will lie announced
hereafter.
Each chief of staff department will
careiu'ty inspect the records and retained
papers IN his department in order that all
worthless matter may be destroyed and
not slipped to the new station. If any
doubt rs to the details of the exc luton of
this should arise the question will be re-
Ierred to the commanding general for de-
cision.
IN cases where Chiefs of staff depart
mems have local responsibility, separate
from their duties as department staff Off
.eio, 1iley VIII Coiftspouu Will Ine neau
OF the bureau to which they report for de-
tailed instructions.
Families Of staff officers will, when de-
sirable, retain their present quarters until
June LIST.
The quartermaster's department will
take charge Of, pack and transport all
records, public property, furniture, etc,
necessary for the execution of this order.
Fresh green vegetables to-day, at En-
ipart's
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Everybody admits We carry thu
largest stock in the territory
In our line, consequently
we defy competition in
quality or ia prices.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-04-23

John Mccullough Havana cigsr, &c, at
Colorado saloon.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-04-23

The Pec"s Valley.
This wonderfully rich valley has had
marvellous growth IN the past few months.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-04-23

We have IN stock a line Of Toilet
Articles of every description;
also a full line of Import
Ell Cigars & Imported
Il California Wines
and Hrandies-
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-04-23
For Sale.

For sale.
Two horses, kind and gentle, to single
or double harness or saddle; Two sets
IIand made harness., almost new also one
falling top buggy ald one mountain ex-
rurslon wagon; the latter has movable
double seats, both with lazy backs, aud
has iron axes, with patent extra strong
springs. viii sell cheap. Apply to Chas.
Johnson
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-04-23

Kansas eggs, laid in New Mexico, at
No, 6.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-04-23

Fine line Of fresh lunch goods to arrive
in d few DAYS at No. &.
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More of those fine tomatoes, eight cans
f,r 81, at No. &.
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Fine McBrayer whisky at Colorado sa-
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Furn shed House to Rent.
Beautifully located well and complete
Iy furnished, and consisting of six fine
rooms. Magnificent view of the noun
tains. Apply to GEO. W. KNAEBE--,
Atty, iaace Ave-, Santa Fe, n. NJ.
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Fresh ranch butter, at Emmert's.
Fresh Strawberries twice week, at
M
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Fresh new celery and green peas at
M *
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Choicest creamery butter in town, al
Emmert's.
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est 5 cent cigar, at No. +.

Milk lOc quart; sc a glass, at Colo
RADIO saloon.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-04-24
CURRENT TOPICS.
THE NEWS In BRIEP.
FlFTY-FIRsT CONGRESS

~ tnc senate. on the isth, the ehapi.t, n,
ms opening prayer. alluded tend~rfv a. ~.
death OF Mr. Randall, and invoked 49,.
siessing and comfort on his b~rrssea Fan
hy. Nj. Plumb introduced a bill f,,.n,,..,
70 expand the circulation. vhseh "a. re-
1911 70 tne finance Committee. Mr. Cam
ercn announced the death sss R.n-~.~,,,.
tive Samuel J. Randall. and app-orrI.,~ Rs.
osassons we're adopted. and a COMMITTEES TO
stsend the funeral was appointed In a..
honss the chaplain also feeIiaxf~~~f~rr~.s
IN MS prayer. 20 the death Of Mr. gsaaaIl'
ana Without trsnsacting any hasfa@s. ex
sept that Incidental to it, great bsrrays.
meat. the lIouse adjourned.
is the senate. On the istb. the debate on
the Montana election eases was continued.
and an agreement VA. reached to take a
vote on them NOT later than : ,. m- on the
18th Resolutions calling for Information
from the Departments were passed In
the House the Naval Appropriations bill was
called up. and the amendment OF the com
miftee OF the whole striking ost the provl-
sion for three cos<t-line battle ships was
rejected and the bin vas passed.
The bill 90 define the Jurisdiction Of
Cnited States courts vas passed. after the
rejection Of a resolution offered by Mr.
Mis-. that Of the seventeen additional CIR
cult Jsdxes provided for In the bill. one
half .hcuid be appointed from each Of tho
political parties
IN the senate on the tsrh ,n. cnt.
Eaumers;ioa bui wa< summary sl.r-.~.
of hy the adoption Of . xo.. ~ - :, -. -.
table. snd she Moutsn . .i.~.se,,, ~o,,s., -,
ell In q victory for Ne-.r- rou-r. ,,l s.
exrs. the Republican contestant. -, -
m~<i@fsiy APPEARED and took the oath Of
ofsr~ the Hou.~ ,h~ rrr.s.-.,s..
we're xiven an uaxons~,s tu,usrrane,, ~, ~ !.
presentation u the r.skxrirx .,~, rn,,r,s,w
reports o. the Tsrse TN whIrh v~r- -
s>rr~a 80 the eornnliss-< q, ta~ ~hoa, NJ
c.riisse. Of Keosaekv. pv-<~s,isx ,h~ 49,.
q The mfnority an1 Nr K~aaa- of C,l,snr.
zss. hAs la=IiviIual ri~-. Th~ MlIt,rx
Aez1eny Approprfssssn hflt wa.n...-s n,
TIE eostests1- eleetEoa eS.-. 81 Po.-~
axaia~r Psrr-ss froan ts- ysr.s r,.ft.r. ~. :
srsrt. ana Bowen axatnsr Ru~h.n.o fr,,,
sA~ Stnth district ~ yt-xsrf. -u-.,rrs5...
eou1rmsnx fh~ rfrht n a.. .sssg,- -.,.-,s...-.
were assopFeA
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