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holland Resigns.

JEFFERSON City, Mo-, March lO.-The
trouble over Treasurer Noland's shortage
OF S32 800, or near this amount, took an un-
expected turn Saturday evening. The spe-
cial committee appointed by the governor
to examine the treasurer's accounts COM
menced work at 3 O'Clock in the presence
OF the governor, attorney general and
Treasurer Noland. About 5 O'Clock Mr..
Noland handed the governor his resgna-
ton. Gov Friplrnraas, not vet decided
whether or not he will accept the treas
urer's resignation. There is a question
whether man can resign who has been
suspended pending investigation. Even
ifthe resignation is accepted, it will only
rid the case of the necessary of being
taken before the supreme court on quo
"arranto proceedings to oust the treas
urer.
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Court Affairs,

The district court concluded its regular
term on Saturday afternoon. A verdict
of not guilty was returned in the case of
Ortega, accused OF fire-buggtr ry. A mo-
ton for new trial in the Arenivar case
WAS denied. The damage suit OF Willis
Turner vs.. Clark and Silva was continued
to next term. In the case of Jaramilo
vs.. Grant, new trial was granted. For
wife beating, Gil Riverd WAS sentenced
to the penitentary for one year; Arenivar
robbery, two years; Lobato, robbery, six
months.
after the sentences were passed upon
the prisoners the remainder OF the alter
noon was occupied in approving bills.
In the case of Mrs. Brigham vs.. Mr.
Brigham, the plaintiff was granted de-
cree ef divorce in chancery.
Court will convene at Terra Armarilla
Rio Arriba county, Monday, March l6,
and will remain in session two weeks.
after which the court will remove to Taos
county.
District court opened to day at Las Cru
ces. Judge McFie is making a splendid
record as presiding justice and every cti-
zen in the third district has for him words
OF commendation.
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Bribed by the Lottery PeoDIe.

BISMARCK, N, D., March lO.-A private
letter on the lottery scheme, written by
Attorney General Goodwin to a newspaper
friend in Lisbon, has been brought to
light. Tie document states definitely that
$3.50 was paid to the members to support
the lottery bill, with the understanding
that the amount would be doubled when
the measure passed. 1t says the attorney
generals political rival had held out for
81, 900. 1t is said an attempt will be made
to impeach Goodwin.
Tbs letter has created great stir here.
especially among the politicians. To-day
While Goodwin was talking with other
gentlemen in the corridor of the capitol.
Representative Walsh approached him
and asked by what authority his name
had been used in the letter. After a few
words had passed between the two, Walsh
suddenly seized Goodwin by the nose
The latter, freeing himself turned and
walked away. Goodwin weighs 125
pounds while Walsh weighs is more than
thrice as large as that. The attorney
general is urged by friends to take legal
action against Walsh, but 60 far has re
fused
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-03-10
Cut Rates on Passenger Traffic.

DENVER, March 1U.---Word was re-
ceived here that the officials of the pas
senger department of the Missouri
association, at their meeting held Satur.
day in Kansas City, having again failed
to induce General Passenger Agent Town
send, OF the Missouri Pacific company to
withdraw his present reduced rates, ad-
journed without having accomplished
anything, the Missouri Pacific company
will make further reduction in its pas
senger rates from Denver and Colorado
Springs east to correspond with it's pres
ent cut rates from Pueblo, commencing
to-day The Rock Island announced a
rate to go into effect the | lth of $lS to
Chicago first class and $l5 for second.
Pueblo. March lO.-The Rock Island,
c., B. & Q. and D. & K. &. have met the
Missouri Pacific cut to Kansas City of $40.
The Missouri Pacific, however, is not to
be beaten, and another big cut by that
line can be expected at any time. All the
railroad offices in Pueblo were besieged
Saturday by inquirers for cheap tickets
east. The Missouri Pacific, however, did
the business, being the only road that
would sell $40 tickets. To-day things
will he changed little, but the NJ. p. is
prepared to carry the war into Africa and
lots of fun and still cheaper rates can be
expected before hostilties cease.
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CONDENSED NEWS.

Sioux Falls, S. D., is enjoying gold dis
covery boom.
The funeral of Master Abraham Lincoln
took place in London.
A large deposit of lead ore has been
struck at Iubuque, Iowa.
. Two colored men were killed by cav
ing sand bank in Virginia.
Nlhilists have sent the bloody head OF
woman to Russian officials with threat.
There will be meeting of poultry fan
ciers held in Denver, Wednesday, March
IL.
English capitalists are now negotiating
for the purchase OF American canning
factories.
The Kentucky legislature is endeavor-
ing to put stop to the mountain feuds
of that state.
The case of the state against Secretary
Rice, of Colorado, has been continued
until April Is.
The Sioux City Gable Railway company
has been sued for 100000 for infringing
upon cable patent.
A woman ordered under arrest at
Gainesville, Texas, whips every one in
sight of the court house.
Dispatches from London announce that
several earthquake shocks have occurred
at Kutias, Asiatic Russia. Three villages
have been destroyed.
A wreck occurred on the Lake Shore
road, nine miles from Buffalo. Six persons
were killed. A young bride was taken
from her husband and prattling infant
left an orphan by the killing Of both
parents.
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A BiShnn Enunl Guilty.

CHICAGO, March l0.-The conference at
Emanuel Evangelical church Saturday rem
dered the following verdict against Bishop
Bowman: "Charges sustained, Bowman
found guilty and deposed from the office
as bishop and the ministry until the next
general conference" The charge OF "un-
christian conduct" consisted OF numerous
alleged slanderous assertions against fellow
ministers. There were numerous charges
of "unbecomiEg language" One charge
on the latter ground was that he stigma
tized the action OF certain conference as
"a scheme conceived in hell and brought
forth in iniouitv."
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The VIII of Governor English.

New HAVEN, Conn, March lO.-The
will of the late Gov. English was made
public Saturday. 1t gives 100000 to
various charitable and educational pro-
jects.
The family mansion and his personal
property are bequeathed to the widow, and
the remainder ofthe estate, estimated at
$1,000, 900, to his only son, Henry.
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Line Men ON a Strike.

OMAHA, March 8.-The line men of tn e
city, about l25, decided last night to quit
work until demand for an increase of
wages is conceded by their employers
This action was taken by the union order
of line men, which includes line men EN-
plOyed by the Electric company, Western
Union, Union Pacific and the Telephone
companies.
The companies interested refused to
grant the increase, which is from 81 10
and 1927 to 81 80 and 81 IS.
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Purchases of Railroad Bonds,

WASHINGTON, March l0.-Acting under
the opinion of the attorney general that
he has discretionary power in the matter,
Sec. Window has begun the purchase of
Pacific railroad sinking fund bonds, and
the investment Of the proceeds in first
mortgage bonds of the subsidized roads.
Purchases for the present will be confined
to government per cents.
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The Worlds Fair.

WASHINGTON, March lO.-The sub-com-
mittee on the worlds fair made encourag-
ing progress toward completion of their
bill Of Saturdays meeting. The Chicago
visiting delegation was present and the
subcommittee turned the bill over to
them with instructions to 60 over it care
fully line by line and suggest such changes
as in their opinion were necessary to
make the measure meet the needs of
Chicago. When the committee met, a
number OF kilograms were received from
prominent Chicago people assuring the
committee OF the financial standing of
persons Who have signed the subscription
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1e|egTaphic 1idings
WASHINGTON MATTEES.

MrssRs MORRISON BERGER AND LEsNEr
AsnINGroN, March TO- - ConHrmn-
tions; Receivers OF public money -
Frank Lesnet, Roswell, n. NJ. William
NJ. Berger, Santa Fe, N. NJ. Register OF
land otiice-Alex. l.. Morrison, SanIa Fe,
n NJ.
IMPORTANT LAND DECISION.
Assistant Secretary Chandler has rem
dered the following decision.
James Mcdonald vs. Creicencion Jara-
mlila, appeal of Mcdonald from decision
of the commissioner, directing that Jara'
milla be allowed to make new proof in
support OF his homestead entry for tract
of the Santa Fe land district, Mcdonald
being ali adverse claimant. The decision
is modified so that Jaramilla is permitted
to claim settlement from the time when
he commenced to hold the tract in his
own right and reside on it as homestead
settler. On making such proof he will be
required to show full compliance as to
the improvements as we'll as to the other
essentials
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INDIAN AFFAIRS.

Mr.. McCreary (Ky.), from the commit,
tee on foreign affairs, reported resou-
ton requesting from the president all the
correspondence with the Mexican govern
ment in regard to employment in the
regular army of Indian scouts for the
purpose Of pursuing hostile Indians in
their raids into the territories of the
United States, and amy correspondence
in regard to the proposed transfer of
Apache and Chircahua Indians from
Mount Vernon barracks, Ala, to Fort
Sill, l. Il. Adopted.
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RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ....... ~ $2j2l3l 81
Overdraits, secured and unsecured 5,0Si AZ |
U. ;. bonds to secure circulation. ... 4O,UOU w
Stockssecuri' les, Judgments laims etc 26,32l 81
Due from approved reserve agents 227 ,s6S co |
Due from other National banks .. 60 ,S3l 80 |
Due from State banks and bankers &c.. 22,I4l SO |
Banking house, furniture and fixtures 33,S2l 69
Current expenses and taxes paid :. 10 81
Premiums ON U. 5, Bonds .......... ll,lsO 90
Checks and other ca h items 60. IL % |
Fractional paper, currency, nickels and
cents ........, .... ........... ...... 15l 81
Specie ..... ... ........ .... .... 2S,9i5 70
Legal tender notes .............. ..... 2272i 90
Redemption fund with U. S treasurer
(5 per cent of circulationJ. ......... 1880 90
Total ..........,....... ........ S73S 1872 80 |
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid in .......... $l50,O0O 90 |
surplus fund .. Observation-Disclosures. 300 90 |
Undivided profits .... ............ 2,G2S C3 !
National bank notes outstanding. - $4,000 90 |
Individual deposits subject to check 4S4, 1876 0s |
Demand certificates OF deposit " 1886 81 |
Cashiers checks outstanding, ....., i9l gS
Due to other National banks ......,. 3,Si7 4s |
Due to state banks and bankers ... g22 Il |
Total. .. ...,........ $73S, 1882 80
Territory of New Mexico County OF Santa Fe, S. |
|, r. J. Palen, cashier of the abovenamed
bank, do sOlemnly swear that the above state
cent Is true to the best OF my knowledge and
belief r. J. PALEN, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before ME this 10th
day OF March, 1890, JAS. b. PRoUDFIr,
Notary Public
Correct-Attest:
PEDRO PEREA,
I. B. CATRoN,
J. X. ARMIJO,
Directors.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-03-10
THE MONTANA sENAToRsuIp.

The Senate committee on privileges
and elections after long session finally
reached decision in the case of the con-
tested Monatna senatorship, and by n
party vote decided to recommend to the
senate that Power and Saunders, Repub-
lican senators, be seated.
THE SELDEN CANAL-A GREAT SURPRISE.
The secretary of the interior has refused
to continue the license OF the Mesila Val
ley Canal company OF southern New Mex
leo, for the construction of an irrigation
ditch across the Fort Selden military res
ervation. The construction of this ditch
was begun some time ago under permit
from the war department, but was re-
Gently discontinued by order of the secre-
tary of war. A controversy, it appears,
arose between the canal company and
certain other parties more or less inter
ested, and, as the question of right to con-
struct an irrigation ditch across public
lands had been raised under the act of
October 2, 1888, the work was suspended
and the matter referred to the department.
The secretary of war recently referred it
to the secretary Of the interior, and to-day
decision was rendered against the COM
pany. The request to renew the license
to continue operations is accordingly de-
MED,
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
of Santa Ee,

At Santa Fe, in the territory OF New Mexico, at
the close OF business February Is, 1890.
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TO TRANSFER THE WEATHER BUREAU.

The senate committee on military al
fairs has ordered favorable report Of a
substitute for the bill introduced by Mr..
Bates for the transfer OF the weather bu-
reau to the agricultural department. The
bill provides for division Of the signal
corps into two bureaus, one to be known
as the weather bureau, which on and al
ter July l., 1891, shall be transferred to
the department OF agriculture, and the
other be known as the signal corps, to re-
main under the jurisdiction of the war de-
partment. The bill reduces the force Of
the officers Of the signal corps from twenty
to ten and the enlisted force to fifty ser
geants,
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THE REMOVAL OF HEADQUARTERS.

The order for the removal of headquar-
ters Of the department Of the Missouri
from Leavenworth to st. Louis has been
held up at the earnest solicitation OF SEN
ator Ingalls,. Information obtained at the
war department is to the effect that the
delay will only be temporary, and that
the order will be allowed to take effect in
about ten days.
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THE APACHEs REMOVAL,

The band of Apaches to be sent to Ft.
Union will consist of 100 or over and will
include three chiefs who were arrested
about two months ago and are now in
confinement at San Carlos for being in
sympathy with and aiding renegade con-
victs who murdered Sheriff Reynolds and
posse Of Gila county, who were en- route
with them to the territorial penitentiary
at Yuma, and escaped, and are yet at
large. Part Of them are depredatng along
the Sonora line in Mexico, and others
elsewhere. These Indians will be arrested
as quietly and as qlickly as possible and
taken to Fl. Union, taking the train
from San Carlos under military guard
and escort.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-01-31

SENATOR PLUMB Is looking out for the
Alsska,n natives and their children hy
opposing the renewal Of the seal catching
contracts. This have brought Gle ar
profit to company OF between 81 900, 900
nnt W 100000. Senator Plumb would let
I the natives only do the seal catching, and
that for mited number each year. He
would have the SIX rs, which belong to
the government, taken to San Francisco
and there sold to the highest bidder. The
profits should become fund or be ex-
pended for the education Of the Alaskans,
and the indiscr inmate slaughter of seals
and their plumber by foreign poachers be
stopped. There is both wisdom and
philanthropy in this proposed handling OF
ear valuable seal fshsriss.
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,lerellct.

Nnw MExIto'sn'd --7:77 ~ ,"..e', ,"r
der ground. Her rJulnI in gold, silver,
copper, iron e,.ld coal employs an army OF
laborers, whose labors, save ior uusightIs
dumps and holes on mountain sides,
change in no respect the appearance OF
The country as so many farmers would do
But the amount Of capital changing hands,
and Of mineral products and bullion, far
exceeds the produce of agricultural dis,
trlcts. 1t largely answers the query to
travellers through New Mexico: How do
New MeXi an people manage to live ?
We have wastefully sent our money to
Kansas and California for the food which
We could equally we'll produce in our fer
tile soil, with tile advantage Of Mineral
produrtlOn for accumulation of wealth.
The farmers and fruit iai,ers of California
who led the miners, have come out ahead.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-01-31
The measure Of faith in an enterprise is

The measure Of faith in an enterprise is
the amount of money those who have it
! are willing to put into the undertaking.
Ameri ans have great fai h therefore in
schools and churches, if We may judge
from the money their buildings have cost.
Brazllans on January "a, in Rio Janero,
subscribed within four hours 100000, 100
to establish the National Bank of the
United States of Brazil, to be under the
control OF the new republican government.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-01-31

SECRETARY BLAINE has negotiated
another treaty with the British minister
which will greatly lower the figures OF
passenger travel from this country to Can
ada, and the reverse. Absronders OF
every description, booders, fDrsers and
their lot will soon seek another country,
and be humning the tune, 80 that had
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-01-31

Down in New Mexico they are taxing
the gamblers to MAINTAIN the public
1lers, but the oiaicia reports show that it
Post.
Our schools are getting along nicely,
but the gamblers do not support them so
very much. The Peep at large pay the
taxes that supp"rt our pubic schools.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-01-31

CHICAGO has public library maintained
from taxation at Il cost OF 500 900 year.
Two other public libraries in that city
have an endowment each OF 5000 600.
Santa Fe has only the ghost of library
in the territorial capitol, and dozen men
are besieging the governor for the humble
service OF caring for that Sponk.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-01-31

The National W. G. Y. union, which
means temperance women, has issued al
open letter of public address 10 the com
missioners of the Pan Ameri an congress
reprovng them for the use of "intoxicut-
ing liquors" on social occas ons. 1t does
not occur to these ladies that they best
adorn society and piety when they follow
the Bible precppt It" be courteous"
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-01-31

WHEN Zen o. ratio representatives. see
al their plans to defeat or hinder legls-
lation crushed like glass balls, they raise
the howl of tyranny against Speaker Reed.
He has the reins we'll in band and hi,
guiding and urging to practical work with
the public business is irresistible.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-01-31

SOCIALISM "as game victory over
Bismarck and TIL, imperial government IN
the defeat of a +ocialist bill, prepared by
the government, which was t" have had a
vigorous presentation in speech by Bis
marck. He failed to enter the chamber
of the German parliament and the person
depuled to defend the government side
was 80 bitter and severe that he etiectualIy
killed the hll
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-01-31

The territory is ready and has the
=oney in its treasury where~ith to re-
eem penitentiary bonds to. the value OF
10000. As so as this transaction is
finished during the present year $50, OJO
in territorial bonds will have been re-
deemed. and the territorial debt therefor
decreased to that amount. Right good
record this, for ten months of Republ-
can administration.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-01-31

SENATOR HALh's bill for the enlarge
ment Of our natioQal marine force. Pr Pm
poses to spears q '2o,OOo,iin}fst5 line OF
or t. ,ps cru,s''fs. y s.:'s ! % -~n-.
a,tf lo2 torpedo boats Great Neptune
What fleet We shall have on the briny
sea with which TO sink the English
travpe ~
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In obedience to the wishes of lar!

In obedience to the wishes of large
majority of the people of southeastern
New Mexico our delegate in congress has
introduced a bill providing for another
district judge in New Mexico. The
crowded condition of the docket in the Sd
district, and the rapid settlement Of Lin
coin county demand relief in this direc-
ton. The bill should heroine law.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-01-31

THE land grant question would be
qui ky and justly settled were New
Mexico a state and had she two senators
in congress to advocate and demand the
recognition of her j'st and proper rights.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-01-31

THE Democratic county administration
has presented the tax payers OF this coun-
ty with a court house that would b deal
a half the money it cost and that proves
t, he of no particular use.
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SIGN AND CIRCULATE IT,

Tho silver advorates are making things
hum in WASHINGTON these days. They
! have opened headquarters at Wizards lor
| the National Silver association, and they
are leaving no stone unturned to force
! upon the attention of congress the needs
OF the west in this emergency. A stir
ring address on the subject will be issued
to the country to-day or tomorrow, and
an earnest effort is to be made toward
arousiug the friends Of the white metal
ali over this broad land to q spontaneous
and united demand upon the present
congress. In this New Mexico must do
her full duty. Thousands of mine $ and,
indirectly, thousands OF business men in
New Mexico and the south, have personal
interest in the success OF this movement
| rhev can if hey will do much to eX
press the sen iments OF the people OF this
territory aud add to the thunder tones
to which congress can not much longer
turn deaf ear. In every community
| there ought to he found one or more men
with enterprise enough to prepare and
circulate for signatures a petition to con-
2ress. The national silver committee
has adopted thu following form OF petl-
ton winch is to be circulated Tor sig-
natures throughout the union:
We, the undersigned, believing that the
decentralization OF silver, by which the
money standard of the country VA
changed from gold and silver, as estab-
| ll>hed, to the clrCuat on Of gold alone,
was an at uncalIed for by the people,
and one viii II has worked great wrunI
| to the producing and Industrial interests
| OF the country by restricting the money
| supply and increasing the value OF gold,
| thu, forcing dow n prices OF all COmlnudI'
lies t. the detrineut If the great body OF
| people, do respectfully petition your hon
urubIe bodies TO provide at thus session
ui congress Tor the restoration OF silver 10
is constitutional place AS Il money meal
with the same rights of coinage and legal
tender rs &c, orded to gold, and as existed
| from the foundation Of the government
! u ~ 10 10, wien Tie uHloI tuilate aol
vi dtnIOnt tZatlnn was passed.
And Tor this we VIII ever pray.
| ii friends Tor the cause will clip this
paragraph and paste it on sheet "f Ie-aI
cap it will answ er fully and expedite their
laburs, and ii the petitions are forwarded
to the New MEXICAN it will be our pleas
ure as well us our duty to see that they
reach congress through some OF its most
influential silver advocates.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-01-31

LET this territory have 9Th Judicial
district and another ju>tire of the supreme
court. Nothing to be lost aud every
thing to be gai"ed