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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-06-07
CAPITAL CITY IMPROVEMENTS,


Teams are still delivering stone to.
the foundation of the new NeaSer blockr
Gen. Hobart has nearly completed a
second dwelling on his Cerri|os road
property.
Antonio Windsor is getting brick aud
stone on the ground for ano,herresldenre
on Don Gaspsr avenue.
Donoghue has completed his contract
on the kirschner residence and the car
penters and painters now have it in hand.
The government Indian school, which
when furnished will cost not less than $780,.
900, will be completed by the Both OF
this month,
improvements are constantly going on
at the st. Catherine Indian school. A large
new store house and work shop has just
been finished.
In the course OF the next month the
Fischer ice mandatory will be ready to
start. 1t is valuable improvement for
the eastern part of the city.
Work is forging ahead on the orphans
asylum. All the material has been con-
tracted for and brick laying is in progress
Its cost will be about $1,000.
Without any stir Santa Fe is max.
ing very steady and substantial
modern growth. Neat brick cottages
with attractive lawns are in demand,
With three grades of first class building
stone at her very door, and brick at IS
per thousand, Santa Fe is certainly in
good fix for plenty of building material
Some notifications in the arrangement
of the new Catron block have been con-
cluded and the work of excavating for the
foundation will he commenced in a few
weeks.
Messrs. Craig and Russell, brace Of
wealthy Denverites who have made for
tunes in western real estate, have been in
the city for couple of days looking over
Santa Fe's suburban realty. They were
shown the sights to-day and are so i'm
pressed that several investments are
likely to grow out of their visit,
Since Moniers invention OF the vol.
csnic sand stone composition he has still
further improved it by working in the
red lava rock that is 80 abundant near
Lamy. A number OF teams are engaged
in hauling this material to town at pres
ent. 1t is porous, and almost as light as
coke, and is transported in large racks,
instead Of in the ordinary wagon box
In the way of parks anita Fe is far
ahead of any other city in the southwest.
The capitol park contains six acres the
plaza nearly two and the federal park about
the size of the former. The blue grass is
growing beautifully in the federal park
under the careful attention Of Harry Sny.
Ger. A fine lot of shrubbery is to he get
out there in the fall.
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cided that the executive committee shall
arrange for a grand ball at Gray's opera
house on the night of the 4th, each sui
scriber to the celebration fund to receive
a ticket. By invitation tho fire depart
mcnt will DO present in full uniform.
4 meeting OF the Santa Fo Guards will
be held tonight at the Office of Candeario
MARTINEZ at s O'Clock A full attendance
is requested. as business Of importance
will lie transacted.
Or. W. ). Harroun ends that his i'll
crcasing practice precludes The possibility
Of his holding longer the office OF county
physician, and he yesterday rendered his
resignation to take effect June 80, The
county board appointed Or. Symington TO
ill the Office.
James Catanach, who returned from
Fort Wingate on Wednesday last, had
the misfortune to have valuable team OF
horses to die two days later, the effects,
he thinks, of drinking alkali water from
a spring thirty miles below Albuquerque,
at "Stone camp" The team was valued
at $500 and was first brought here by
Frank Rankin from Kansas and sold it
to w. II. doughton's agent,
The Presbyterian academy closed its
school year yesterday This week was
given to examinations. The result of
these was very gratiiyingto the teachers
and friends Of the school. Although the
standard is very high, and it is absolute
ly required that each pupil attain GER
tain average in the studies of the term
and in the examinations, as the condition
of promotion to another grade, every
child has this term earned promotion,
and four have won the badge OF honor
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ROUND ABOUT TO N.

Z. J. Mclean took run out over the
narrow gauge this morning.
A French professor OF Paris university
will give lessons at moderate rates at
Father DeFouri's.
Col. Edward Haren is noted by the
Denver press as beingin that city Ell route
to New Mexico in search of location for
colony Of Dunkards.
A French dressmaker newly arrived
wishes work by the day or at home. APP
ply at the old county school house west
of Guadalupe church
Camilo Padilla is making very read.
able paper Of the Boletin Popular. This
week he has an excellent article describ.
ing his visit to Washington tomb at
Mount Vernon.
The ladies petition respecting the iron
fence for the plaza received no attention
at the hands Of the county board, be-
cause, as the clerk explains, there are no
funds in the treasury.
Another meeting Of the executive com.
mittee having in charge the 4th OF July
festivities vas held yesterday when the
following committee on finance was ap.
pointed; Sol. spiegelberg, treasurer; c.
NJ. Dreamer, A Gold, E. Yrisarri, John
0linger, Candelario Martinez, Frank
Chavez, W. G. Ashdown, J. D. Sena, jr.
This committee must meet Monday at 10
o'clock in John Grsy's office. TWAS do.
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THE BRUTAL MURDER OF FAUSTlN.


Camilo Martinez, the Young man whose
affidavit now in the hands Of the district
attorney charges HAT the Faustin Ortiz
pistol was purchased by him from Juan
Shoemaker, fed to ESpanola the day fol-
towing the late on which he made the
statement. The friends Of Shoemaker fol.
lowed and brought him back and lie was
taken before W B. Sloan where he made
quite a different affidavit In substance
his later statement is to the effect that he
vas intimidated by Jose Maria Garcia
and others into accusing Shoemaker
of having sold him the weapon.
That he had the gun in his pos
session: that he sold it to Pablo
I.ucero, aud that he borrowed 81 from
his brother in-law, Rogue Guerrero, he
admits, and Guerrero also admits that he
loaned him 81 for the purpose OF buying
the weapon. Martinez, however, now
SAYS he didn't buy it from Shoemaker,
and it is said 10y sheriff Chavez that
Martinez stole the weapon from Blain
Brothers pawn shop. Shoemaker has
also made an affidavit that he had no
transactions with Martinez, and had no
knowledge as to how he came into pos
session Of the gun. As to just where and
how Martinez did secure the weapon
"A very important point--nothing APP
pears in his lsst affidavit; in
fact, strange to relate, nobody, not even
the notary public who took his statement,
asked him where and how he came to
possess it. The question now is where
did Martinez get Faustin Ortiz weapon?
for there is no doubt that the weapon is
the identical piece carried by the unfor-
tunate man on the night Of his assassina-
ton. The grand jury will find out, for
there is some very important testimony
touching this whole bloody business that
can not now be given to the public
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Everybody admits we care, the
largest stock in the territory
In our line, consequently
we defy competition IN
quality or in prices.
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ASSESSMENTS RAISED.
4 Full List Of Those Whose Worldly
Prosecutions Have just Been
Oyerhauled.

Tho county hoard adjourned Yesterday
Wv o, -, 49, asooac.
AFTER considering anu f"'s'he t''e "''e9''
ment returns as follows:
Palace Hotel company, $l3, 700 to $25,-
900; H. i. Waldo, 50 800 to 81, 700; W.
G. Simmons, 1878 to $5,l75; A. Selig-
man 81 900 to 1900; J. L. Eanarsdell
& Co., So, 800 to $4,000 u. S. Harper, $j35
to 81, 2GO; John Engler, $420 to 81 ,020;
Narciso MoRdragon, $Sl5 to 81 ,215 H. V.
Stevens, 1850 to $500; L. T. Steck estate,
1925 to 1895 Mrs. H, L. Wheelock, $6 $50
to s6,935 H. s. Clancy, 81 SIS to 81 ,9l5 !;
Simon Garcia, So ,6lO to $500; Aniceto
Abeytia, 81 ,44O to 5000; VIM. Bradley,
81 200 to 81 800; j. NJ. Sandoval, 81 sos
to So, 565; J. r. Armiio & Jacobo Peres,
80 ,Ss5 to $1l 900 estate of w. W. Griffin,
IS, 625 to $l2, 200; f. Donoghue, "a ,O1O to
S4,llO; +. 4. Fiske, s., 800 to l3, 300 !;
Mrs. Ii. Held, $l0,045 toSlG,045 Second
National bank, $50, 40. 80 to Sl67 ,OO0, 80 :;
Wedeles & Eldodt, IS. 800 to $4,000; S.
Spjtz, "a 1850 to $G,l60; Levi Spiegelberg.
$i2, 500 to 10000; b. NJ. Thomas, $500
to 81, 300; Mrs. ] l.. johnson, 81 sos to
"a SOS r. J. Palen, $7.4s5 to $8,6S5; R.
ii. Dawson, 5000 to 81 500; C. ".
Dudrow, si,12o to $l,32o; Dndrow &
Filger, $500 10 $500 Gusdorf & Dendall,
S400 to 81 400; Griswold 4 Troutfetter,
500 to $3.50. W. s. Harroun, S3,47O to
"a ,O7O, Robert Harvey. sl,2lO to 81 $40:
J. NJ. Hartley, $685. to 1886; C. +.
Easley, 81 1925 to $3.50; Milo Hill $3.50
to $3.50; s, Fllger, s9l5 to $l,Ol5; Water
& Improvement Co., $40 900 to $40 900;
s. b, Flersheim & Co.. $500 to 500; r.
Fl IongwilI s3l 0o5 70 $31 ,725. julia
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We have IN stock Is line Of Toilet
Articles of every description;
also "a full line Of Import
ell Cigars & Imported
II California Wines
and Brandics.
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CONNECTIONS.

ALBUQUERQUF-A.,T 7. L :. F. Railway for all
points cast and south.
PRESCOTT JUNCTlON-TTescCt & Arizona
Central railway, for Fort " hipple aid Pres
colt.
BARsTOW-C alifornia Southern railway for Los
Angeles, San Diego and other south IN cali
f0rnia points.
MOJAVE-- outheTn Pacific for San Francisco,
sacramento and northern California points.
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II Beats Them Il.

Tie old Dominion BGd!ing and
Loan Association OF Riciond, Va.
since February 22nd. hA granted
loans ~ the city of ROante to the
amount of 100000, being Are than
all others combined. 1t is d tome in
stitution and has for It's oiii@S such
well known men of financial aility us
j. T. Ellyson, mayor OF th%ity of
Richmond; y. Y. Randolph, nN;dent
of the Virginia State lnsurancWom-
pany: J. s. Purcell, president the
Chamber of Commerce; Johnj. Nett.
president State Bank OF HichiAnd
Colonel J. 3. Pattic, superintendent
Of agents. For stock apply 10 WEI
CHATHAM. agent, Office with James
Simmons & Co.. or +. u. Cole, seq
fary and treasurer lny20 In
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rl,e rIrs. .sxn.p.on.s q neatl,.

Tired feeling, duh headache, pains
in various parts of the body, sinking
at the pit OF the stomach, loss OF appe-
tite, feverishness. pimpies or sores;
are ali positive evidence of poisoned
blood. No matter how it became
poisoned it must be purified TO ayold
death. DR.. Acler's English Blood
elixir has never failed to remove scroi,
ulous or syphiIitic poisons. soId
under positive guarantee by Budwel'
Christian s. Barbee. may25.u
Barber-How is the razor, sir? 80 -.
yictim-I wouldn't know vas be
ing shaved. r,,4
yictim-I'd think was being sand
papered. Boston Herald,
The Burdock Plant is one OF tbs
best diuretics or kidney regulators IL
the vegetable world. and the com
pound known as Burdock Blood Bit
ters is unsurpassed in oil diseases Of
The kidneys, liver and blood.
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~ NOT SUFFER Any LONGER.

Knowing that u cough can be
checked in n day. and the first stages
of consumption broken in u week we
hereby guarantee Dir. Acker's English
Couch Remedy, and will refund the
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lnent correct. Budweii, CHRISTIAN {"
Barbee, druggists.
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oun VERY nEs propzY.

Confirm our statelpt when we
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We offer You Il sample ottle free
Remember. this remedy iasold on 3
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nr. bCllery nmlisli Pills

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loss OF appetite b complexion and
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Sold 10y Budweli, Ctstian & Barbee.
,pyoitf
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GODS GIFT OF DEF En- So.
DR.. TALMAeE's SERMON BEFORE TIE
THIRTEENTH REGIMENT.

ItGyas Swung for Liberty aad Justice.
The Time Is Coming When Nations VIII
Disband Their Armies and TIE sword
VIII Return TO ITS scabbard Forever.
BRooNbxN, June chaplain 7. De
Witt Talmase this evening preached the
annual sermon before the Thirteenth
regiment, in the Academy of Music.
The staff officers and members OF the
regiment were Immediately in front of
the platform, and their friends throngcd
the galleries. The hymn sung was the
national air:
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DO Ways practice what You
preach! asq the tired deacon OF the
long winGedinister.
u 90 my .0ther," said the long
WIhaeu ilillilt soIemnly.
ven, saihe tired deacon, with
a sign y dolyondcr then that you
don seem 10 ! amy time to make
aoyri7asfcr'l e'l.''-Somerville Jour
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Is Consumption IncuraAle.

cad the following: Mr. G. Ii.
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IT'S and physicians pronounced
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eNT' de
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egThe congregation expresses its ap-
Dreciation of the minister's sermons
nv ncds.-Binghamto Leader.
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THAT TnRRIPLE GOrGil.

In the morning, hurried or difficult
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all or any of these things are the hrst
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English Cough Remedy will cure
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under n positive guarantee by Bud
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the Hercynian forest became the scene
OF Romes humiliation? The sword,
The brave sword the triumphant sword
Of Arnlinius
While passing through France last
January my nerves tingled with excite
ment and / rose in the ear, the better
to see the battlefield of Chalons the
mounds and breastworks still visible,
/ though nearly five hundred years ago
/ they were shoveled up. Here Attila,
the beathen monster, called by himself
/ the ''Scourgc OF God, for the punish
mant OF Christians his life massacre
OF nations, came to ignominious defeat,
and he pat into one great pile the
wooden saddles IF his cavalry, and the
spoils OF the cities and kingdoms lie
he'd sacked, and placed on top of this
4 holocaust the women who had accom-
panied him in his devastating march,
ordering thQt The torch be put to the
| Pile. What power broke that sword,
and STAYED that red scourge of cruelty
that was rolling over Europei The
sword of Theodore and Actius.
THE COLONIES VICTORY.
TO come down to later ages, all IN
telhsent Ensllshmen unite WIN aH III,
teiligent Americans in saying that it
was the best thing that the American
colonies swung Oft from The government
OF Great Bl1tain. 1t wonld nave oeen
the worst absurolity OF tour thousand
years il this continent should nave con
tinaed m LOYALTY TO a tilroiie on t!ie
other SIDE 81 TIE sea NO one "oala
propose q governor general 1or the
United States rs there Is a governor
general Tor Gambia. we nave h''a
splendid queens IN our American oal1l-
toll. bat we could hardly be brought To
support queen onthe otiierslde oil the
Atlantic lovely ana good us Victoria Is.
The emily use axe have lor earns ana
lords and dukes III tins country IS TO
treat them we'll wien they pass through
to their hunting grounds IN the lar
west, or, when their fortunes have 1all-
Ell ra-e-5ffr.a them by wealthy natri-
mona! alliance Imagine this nation
vet q part OF EagIish possessions! The
trouble tlla mother country has today
wish Ireland would bea paradisaic con.
d;rjoD co,uparel with the trouble she
would have with us.
Eas,anll ana the United States make
excellent ueichbors. but the two fam
lies aro TOO large to live in the same
house What q godsend that we
should have parted, and parted long
ago. ButIcan think ONO other way in
which we could have possibly achieved
American Independence George the
Third. the half crazy King. would not
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but the sword can meet Aye, the
militia are the very last regiments that
it will be safe to disband.
ARBITRATION Is COMING.
Arbitralnent will take the place Of
war between nation and nation, and
national armies will disband as con
sequence, and The time will come-God
hasten it!-when there will be no need
of an American army or navy, or 4
Russian army or navy. But, some time
after that, cities Will lave to keep their
armories, and alSenals, and well drilled
militia, because until the milenial day
there will be populations with whom
arbitrmnent win be rs impossible as
treaty with n cavern of llyenas or Il
Jungle OF snakes. These men who rob
stores and give gaIroter's lug, and
prowl about the wharves at midnight,
and rattle the dice in gambling hells,
and 40 armed with pistol OF dirk, viii
refrain from disturbance OF the public
peace just in proportion rs they realize
that the militia OF q city, instead OF be-
ing an awkward squad and in danger
of shooting each other by mistake, or
losing their own life by looking down
into the gun barrel to see if tits loaded,
or getting the ralnrod fast in their boot
leg, are prompt as the sunrise, keen as
the north wind, potent us u thunder
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Heside thot. When &C., -

1DtSltiC iilttt, nliSl tAt-I \ -, L..
full God will bow up ~ ses7 W
Germ and start anotheE no'e oDn
better one. Beside than ~ IAN anu "a
people who can least D nal' Wv II
takes the pick of tie natS IN inc
whom we could easily sp 80 - ~
the front, are in the peniteP - on ~
their duties detain them in /, go, ;t,,J
sphere. No; it is the publ liritod
and the valorous who go o. IL a;a
Mostly are they young men. +han
were aged, and had only five tan
years at the most to live, the Co. f
would not be so great. But it ii aso
who have forty or fifty years w
who step into the jaws of battle. :
In our war Col. Ellsworth fell !
yet u mere lad. Renowned McPh6
was only 80. Magnificent Reyn
was only 43. Hundreds of thous;
fell between 20 and 30 years of age
looked into the faces of the Ere
and German troops us they went on
fight mt Sedan, and they were for
most part armies of splendid boys.
in all ages war has preferred to sacr
the young. Alexander the Great
at 80. When war Stays the youn
not only takes down that which
are, but that which they might |
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jan 141yr

cEvrsAL bottles q Swiits Specific SIS: s.
> entirely c!eansed my system Of contagious
blood poison of the very worst type.
NM. :. LOOMS Shreveport, Ia.
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4 safe Investment

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Eus5and-Th re Is tramp at the
door.
Wife-tiive him some OF those bis
cults 1 baked this morning.
i Husband-No no, wife. Bave you
,Sorgotten the minister's text Sunday
fbout man asking for bread and
-, lg stone?-Y onkers StatesmaE.
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Mrs. Watts-What. You don't mean
q sav tlat You do not believe in Sun

day as a Gay ofrest! 49,
Mrs. Potts-I might, if Mr.. Potts
was not so fond OF good dinners
Terre Haute Express.
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and there arc exigences which nothing
but the sword can meet. Aye, the
militia are the very last regiments that
it will be safe to disband.
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EE O. fHars
- :. = "a g., - -. i,se ,7evor
,il7'o- '''-,' - 4 '.'s -. 80, liz.
0ee.- = - ~ ~ - ,...o-7 srn not
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t'-tleli7 - -, -, - H. ~
80 - -, - $50 -, l,o.i- +I,n
I''Ne o~''-- ~ 80. - ir,,ror,o
2Sl.,e','is - - IN arois,n.
non ?e--'., 49, ,,,,,a,,,. A,oerica
lgs'.,-''s..l 49, Observation-Disclosures The
slsel 80 l,, =, 5,ars@l a,,d his men
49, 49, :, - ,1,,,,I :, ,,,5;.;es 10 +ll
!" ~ -, e,,-- .l.,,i;I5a5 fa, tba ,vor,4's
80 NC 5,, - - 7oar IF W. IN
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Deeel2eF ~. - - -. go 49,, - zTara
ai1s -. - -, ,,,rsslr y.5at YES St
tbs+ On INN NOS tremendous day in
history stopped the Persian hosts, rep
ragentina not onlv Persia, but Egypt,
ond ,TrinoIi and Af,.llanistan. and Be-
loo IaoeI,;sfan ana Armenia. a host tllathad
As;o ,,n7oy foot and proposed 10 put
1 1E,-rana 80. foot and if successful
- No. he+tla wonid have submerged
~ As;.+ic ,a,.f,a,.is,n Euro,22an civiliza
~ md nc q consequences in after
t;, $50 a,,o';o.1, cirili1s+ioD2 The swords
~ t,f;I.;ala, ond Tho,nistocIes and AriS
" Ast;5a ya,,jne.o Of these swords the
o e1,,Ig. thons,nd Iancers OF Athens Oh
az ~ min dashe,l AGAINST the one hun
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