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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-09-08
RMY ORD EkS.

Capt. II. p. Kingsbury, Of Stanton, has
been ordered to report to the general com
manding the division of the Atlantic for
staff duty.
Troop J., 9th cavalry, has been ordered
disbanded and the greater nrmber of the
men have been ordered transferred to
troop h, This will reduce tie Fort Stan
ton garrison to one company OF infantry
and one troop of cavalry.
With the approval OF the major general
commanding the army, lst Lieut. A. p.
BIOcksOm and I'd Lieut.. F. H. Beach, 9th
cavalry, now at Fort Lewis, Colo, will re-
main on duty at that post until further
orders.
Lieut.. John A. Perry arrived to-day
from San Francisco, and will take per-
manent station at Fort Marcy, having
been assigned to company D, 10th in
tantry. Lieut.. Perry has been on de-
tached service for the past tSo years,
serving as aide on General Grierson's
staff.
Lieut.. Van Vliet has returned home
after a months absence at Monterey,
Cal, where he attended the division
rifle competition.
Lieut.. Col. Robert H. Hall, 9th in
fantry, acting inspector general, has been
ordered to proceed on public business to
Fort Apache
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-09-08
.Te|egraphic Tjd]i0gs
WASHINGTON MATTEKS.


WAsuINGroN, Sept .-Consideration
Of the tariff bill is practically closed. In
the senate to-day speeches are to be
limited to thirty minutes in length. Not-
ing is to begin Tuesday and after the
third reading of the bill is reached, three
hours is to he allowed to each side for
general discussion.
TIE SOUTHERN uTEs.
An inquiry made by Senator Teller at
the office OF the commissioner Of Indian
aliahs develops the fact that the southern
Utes are pressing the department hard
for the fufillment Of its contract to re-
move them to southern Utah.
ARIZONA INDIANS.
Delegate Smith, of Arizona, to-day in
troduced in the house bill to authorize
removal OF the Indians Off Papago reserva-
ton in MariCopa county, Arizona, to the
Papago reservation in Pima county, or to
the Glla river or Salt river reservation.
FINANCES.
The secretary OF the treasury has is
sued acircular offering to prepay inter
est due Januay |, April | and July |,
1891, on bonds Of per cent consols OF
1907
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-09-08
ARID LANDS RELEASED.
western Settlers Can Now G" On End
Locate-Order to Registers
and receivers.

WAsHNGToN, Sept. S.-Iand Comr
Croft has issued to registers and receivers
of the United States land Offices the fol-
lowing circular, releasing from reservation
the lands of the arid regions:
am directed by the honorable secre-
tary of the interior to call your attention
to that portion of the act OF congress ap-
proved August 30, 1890, which rercals SO
much Of the act of October ., 1883, as
withdraWs the lands in the arid region
of the United States from entry, occu-
patton and settlement with the exception
OF reservoir sites heretofore located or Sc.
lected " hich shall remain segregated and
reserved from entry or settlement until
otherwise provided by the law, and
reservoir sites hereafter located or Sc
lected on public lands shall in like mau-
ner be reserved from the date OF the lOca-
ton or selection.
The circulars of this office of August 5,
1889, and August g. 1890, are hereby re-
scinded
Fptrio~ .--'''.'I >. 49,
acted upon in regular order, and all pat
ents issued on entries made subsequent to
this act and on entries so validated west
of the Tooth meridian will contain clause
reservlng the right of way for bitches and
canals constructed by the authority of the
United States.
Your particular attention is called to
that portion Of the law which restricts the
requirement Of title under the land laws
to 32O acres in the aggregate.
You will require from all applicants to
file or enter under any OF the land laws OF
the United States an affidavit showing
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-09-08

PORTLAND, Me-, Sept. 3.--The campaign
in Speaker Reeds distr # closed Saturday
evening, when more thar 5000 attended
the Young Mems Reputiican club. The
speaker spoke briefly AID Major McKin-
ley made the address of the evening, de-
voting himself to the ;arid. Speaker
Reed said to-day he anticipated majority
Of 900 in his district, although his friends
feel confident it will reach 800.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-09-08

Of Trinidad and Denver capitalists inter
ested in Trinidad, held in this city Satul-
day, an order for "king Coal" was
given to the designer, Mr.. Hiram l..
johnson. 1t requires liz electric lights
to illuminate this work After ruling at
Pueblo his royal highness will 90 to Chi
cago and hold sway at the worlds fair.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-09-08
A Novel Exhibit.

DENVER, Sept. S.-The most unique
idea ever presented for the purpose of
the resources OF any section has
been adopted by Trinidad, Colo. That
city will place in the Colorado Mineral
Palace "king Coal" seated upon a
throne of his subjects, the subjects being
the natural resources of Las Animas
The statue is fourteen feet high,
and is constructed OF coal, coke, silica,
building stone, cement, etc. There will
be considerable glass used, all blown to
order from Trinidad silica. At a meeting
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-09-08
The Silver Eel Sold.

TucsoN, Sept 8.--The sale OF the Sill
yer Bell mines to an English syndicate
was consumated this afternoon by the
payment OF 100000. The mines are
located thirty miles west of Tucson. The
purchasers have commenced extensive
developments.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-09-08

INDEPENDENCE, Iowa, Sept 8.-Roy
Wilkes paced half mile on Saturday III
l0l /, the fastest half mile ever Travelled
over the course, and the feat was accom-
plished in the face of a heavy wind.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-09-08

Miss A. Mugler has just received
another lot OF those pretty fall and winter
caps.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-09-08
Nutmeg melons at Emmert's.

The Fischer Brewing company IS pre-
pared to store butter, meats ana other
perishable articles in properly refriger-
ated room. Charges reasonable.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-09-08

WAsnGNGToN, Sept. S.-rhe population
of the state of Vermont as announced by
the census bureau is 332 $50, Il decreasein
ten years of 81.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-09-08

Mr.. Bascomb, manager of the Pitts
burg Mining company, is down from the
Chama placers, and reports himself more
than satisfied with the working OF the
ing loaded in the rifles, and thousands OF
colors can be had to the painful of the
sand lodged in the rifles. The Kendall
Mining company are rapidly repairing
their dam and negotiating for more terri
tory.
Wright Hatch assistant postmaster at
Antonito, has been acting route agent
between Antonito and Santa Fe for sew
eral days in place of A. W. Sayles, who is
in Denver attending the agents conven-
ton. His running mate, Charlie Schner-
ch, who was laid of sick for while, has
again resumed his run.
Conductor A. D. Springer has been
transferred from the Red Pepper line to
the long run on the main line from Gu
charas to Durango.
DR.. B. W. Rice, of Aztec, San Juan
county, has accepted the position OF sur
geon for the Chill line of the D. x K. e.,
and will next week remove to Espanola,
where he intends to build house and
start a small drug store.
The Bond Brothers have completed and
moved into their new store, which is l6O
feet long, and are now putting up room
25X6O feet.
Crops here are excellent and trade will
be good during the fall and winter.
Things Worth Knowing.
That dyspepsia comes from torpid liver
and costveness.
That you can not digest your food well
unless your bowels and liver act prop
erly.
That your bowels require thorough
cleansing when they do not do their duty
by your digestion,
That your torpid liver needs stimulating
in order that it may act as nature intend
ed it should.
That Brandreth S Pills taken in doses
of one or two at night for, say, ten days,
will regulate the bowels, stimulate the
liver, improve the digestion and drive
away dyspepsia.
That Brandreth's Pills are purely vege-
table, absolutely harmless and safe to
take at any time.
That they can be obtained in every
drug and medicine store, either plain or
sugar coated.
Miss A. Mugler has just received
another lot OF those pretty fall and winter
caps.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-09-08

II not. send your address to the American
Corresponding Club, p. 0. Box 643,
Clarksburg, W. Va.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-11-29
MINING APPLICATION No. 1888.

USnEu STATES LASp OyPirE,
HALEY. Idaho, November IL, 1850.
Notice !. hereby given that the Pine Grove Gold
Mining Company, whuse postOifice address h Pine,
fillmore county, Idaho, have made application for a
patent for 1900 linear feet Of the
MAMMOTH LODE.
Barring gold and silver, situate In Pine Grove Qor
nerly Dear eroekl Mining District Elmore lforulert
Altusas) county, Idaho and Described In the cfetal
plat aud field notes hlc In this Office, ~ follows,
viz:
beginning at point Of discovery thence - degrees
30 minutes 4, variation Is deg Is min 500 feet 20
center Of south end OF claim, thence Is deg % %
4 SO feet 10 eornSr No l, Whence U. y. n. ". No
hears 81 deg u min W sO7 feet distant thence u
deg % min " 600 feet TO corner No ?, thence 2
deg - min i5o0 feet TO rorucr No. 3 thence z
dcs % min L $40 fest 10 corner No. T. thence y d
% tnn lSOO toet 10 corner No. l, and plsro OF be
ginninR survey OF exterior boundaries. Containing
Az of i9.sl.itO acres, excluding however iron
this description and application the area in consc
With the Told Hin LOsle elaim survey No. so, es,n
tanning an AREA % se57.i0 Area claimed 20
patent &C. 55ss lUl0 acres AMI forming portion
the unsuryeyesi lands OF tho Unitesl states.
The ioaton Of this milne Is recorded In the lie
corlers Office u Elmorc county, On page so, BOOK
oi quartz claitns
Ths nearest Known claims arr the Gold HIll surve
No. Hus on tia south, and tbs kAlafod No. 50 on tn
west
All Pcrsans hollirg adverse claims thereto arc n
qniresl present the beforp this off,ee With
sixty days from the FIRST day II publication hereof
tss win be tsrrci BY Writes Of the provisions Of N
''-'' W.T. RILEY. Register.
B. H. McCART4 attorney Tor claimant
FIRST pubiicAtion Nos -
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-11-29

A. Clement, a dealor in fruit and
candy, committed suicide at HALEY
on the 2lst by taking morphine.
The Dewey House and several
other buildings at Shoshone were
destroyed by fire a few days ago.
MCGOWAN, a Big Camas rancher,
brought in lot of fine turkeys for
Thanksgiving and readily disposed
of them at good prices.
The Idaho World laments thus:
''Thc melancholy days have come,
the saddest OF the year; A little too
warm for whisky punch, and a little
too cold for beer"
We find the following in the Key
stone of November 22d: Married,
in Ketchum, Idaho, November 20,
1890, at the residence of w. IL.
Brodhead, Esq, by the Rev. |. i.
Osborn, Mr.. Gardner q. Adams, OF
Atlanta, and Miss Mildred Hcaton,
of Ketchum." The BULLETIN ex-
tends congratulations.
Salt Lake Herald, oath: Encour-
aging reports are at hand regarding
the Utah and Idaho railroad to
HALEY and junction Bar. 1t il
urged that the transportation bureau
see to it that the enterprise Is en-
couraged in every possible way. II
built, the road will travese the most
attractive scenic route on the con.
tinent.
The Salt Lake Stock Exchange
Journal is the only daily mining
paper published in the west. Il IL
the official organ Of the Salt Lake
Mining Board, and should be read
by every mining man in Idaho. 1
is an able advocate of free silvel
coinage and deserves all miners sup
port. Send 400 and try it 70
six months. Address, Higgans 4
McEwan, 65 First East st., Sal
, Lake City.
Messrs. Outflow and Winder ar
: driving a tunnel TO tap the ledge OF
, the Great Republic and Wedg
/ claims. These two claims adjoil
, and extend easterly from the Re
{ public and Objective patented min
4 ing claims belonging to the Elmor
company. They believe they hav
: the Alturas lode running easterl
: through their ground and that
o little industry will develop a goo
c mine. This tunnel commences a
o the western end Of the Great X,
4 public claim, 100 feet from the Oh
o iective line and 125 feet above tn
# level of Bear creek. They are no.
e in 30 feet and calculate TO tap III
lode not more than $50 feet distan
In the Wedge claim the ledge is e.
posed by open cut, showing 4 feet !
70 ore worth $1,000 per ton.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-11-29
A CARD FROM MIR. SHAW.

To THE BrLLrrIx;
On account of the active part |
have taken in the county scat mat
ter, am told that the people of
Rocky Bar attribute the burning in
efIigy of Major Cavanah and the
sending of the special messages to
the papers 10 me. wish to say
through the columns of your paper
that | had nothing whatever to do
with either of these matters--did not
even witness the burning of the
efiigy, ner did I know anything Of
the dispatches until ] saw them in
print.
Concerning the county seat mat
ter, | believe aud have always be
lieved that we are justly entitled "a
the county records and should have
had them before now. propose tc
continue the fight until we do gel
them. If the law viii give them te
ms. But | am certainly innocent o
the above charges and wish thu
nublic TO so understand it.
G. II. SHAW.
Mountain Home, Nov. %.
By close scrutiny Of the allow
card from Mr.. Shaw it viii he ob
served that there is not one line
word or letter condemnatory of tn
, disgraceful act, nor Of the still NOR
! disQraeeful dispatches. No douh
> the guilty parties are now hearth
. ashamed Of themselves, but this ia'
i does not lift the stain from the be'
a people of that town until they pu'
= :, licly condemn this outrage upon q
honorcd citizen.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-11-29
APPLICATION No. 334

gSfrxp STATES LAND OFYtck,
HAltEs Idaho. November Is, lsa0
Notice IS hereby gwen that this Pine Grove 1old
Miaing COMPANY Whose Tsastoifee assdress y ZINE,
Elsaorv county Idaho, have made application TOT
patent for i5V0 lilssAr feet Of the
GOLD HILL LODE,
Rearing Tsid and silver situate In Pine Grove 0or.
merry Hear trerk) Mining District, klmose formerly
AlfTas) county. idaho, and desrritscd in the oisal
rat and ield notes ME In this Office. a. follows
ysx: -.
beginning AZ point OF discovery, thence " deg
variation Is deg IS min 800 test 10 eorner No l.
thence Is deg % min T. uoo feet TO eoFner No Z,
thence p deg - min 1890 iret 10 corner NO y
thence - scs % min fcct 10 corner No. T. a
$40 fest q. 4 ~ NJ No. l. Pine Grove noFHioriy heai
creek) mining district Thence p deg - min ~
feet 20 No l. and place Of beginning survey q
exterior boundaries, containing issl-leo acres Ane
forming . portion Of the unsarseyed lands o. th'
United States
The location Of this mine Is rceoried IN the Re
oorsiers oirr al Elf.ore county, page 90, book y
u quartz elaitRs
The nearest known claims arc tho "Mammoths nm
surveyed On the north and west, and che "kamrod
survey No So on the vest.
All pesssiss hoillng adverse claims thereto are ~
assised 10 PRESENT the before this ofye Sithii
sixty DAYS from the first day Of psbsAtaan hereof q
they viii be basrsd b. yistas Of the prostzos o. IN
statute
W. T. Riley. Register.
s. H. McCARrY attorney for claimant
First puiiiezfio1 Nov. -
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-11-29
SPECIAL MEETING
or the Eimorc Commissioncrs---M
Ethcii Rcsigns---Gouuty Seat
20 be Settled Ia Courts.

OF the Eimorc Commissioners
Ethcii Rcsigns---County seat
20 be Settled Ia Courts.
Pursuant TO call the Board Of
County Commissioners met at 10
o'clock a. M, Nov. %, 1890.
Present, Chairman Cavanah, who
ordered postponement to 2 p. IN.
same day.
AT 2 o'clock the Board met in
special session. Present, F. p. Cav
anah, chairman, d. b. Ethel, W.
NJ. Stockton, and Clerk J. I. Gil
man by b. Clinton, deputy.
The call for the meeting was read
by the clerk.
On motion, the Board proceeded
to the consideration Of the official
bonds of County Commissioners
elect.
The bonds Of Nelson Davis of
District No. 1, Of w. III. Manion OF
District No. 2. and of S. B. Black
well Of District No. 3, were sever
ally considered, approved and or
dcrcd filed.
On motion, the consideration OF
all other official bonds was laid over
till the January meeting, 1891.
The matter Of county records was
next considered, in the discussion
of which reference was made to tn,
mandate of the District Court re
quiring the Board to provide offices
at Mountain Home for the count,
officers, or to appear before tn
Court at chambers, in HALEY, OF
December 9, 1890, to show cause, etc
i d. b. Ethel moved that tn
Board proceed to comply with tn
mandamus-to which motion ther
was no second.
Ftp. Cavanah offered the follow
: ing motion: That no action he take
on the county seat matter unit
after the hearing of the mandamu'
and that the District Attorney b
instructed to represent the Boar
OF. the ID day Of December, q
HALEY.
, The motion was seconded by "
NJ. Stockton, and declared carried
d. B. Ethel dissenting.
The resignation OF d. d. Ethe
as County Commissioner of Distri'
No. Q was read, accepted and o
dered filed.
On motion, the Board adjourne
: sine die. J. T. GILMAN, Clerk.
D BY b. CLINTON, Deputy
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-11-29
ATLANTA CORRESPONDENTS.

The awful truth has at last forced
itself home into the minds Of sew
eral Of our young men that "it is
not good for man TO be alone and
the result is seen in the marriage of
G. g. Adams TO Miss Mildred Hca-
ton at Ketchum on the Goth, and
also the marriage mt this place last
evening OF Bert Prey 10 Miss Ellie
Holland. Both Mr.. Prey ana the
former Miss Holland are widely and
favorably known over this section
Of Idaho. as is also Mr.. Adams.
Mr.. Adams was expected to re-
turn with his bride in time to take
part in the ball given Wednesday
night, but he failed to appear. Our
people did not like to be disappoint-
ed in their hopes of having a real
bride and bridegroom at the dance,
and SO Mr.. Prey and Miss Holland
boldly stepped forward and offered
to sacrifice themselves on the altar
Of Hynen, as substitutes for the
absent pair, and the ballroom was
Immediately made an occasion for
double OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
and the nuptials of the happy pair
Dancing was INDUCED to l2o'clock
when n splendid repast was spread
and heartily enjoyed. After supper
Mr.. and Mrs. Skinner favored tn,
company with several songs render
cd ia an exquisite style. and ther
dancing was resumed and kept VI
, till nearly daylight.
On the 25th a meeting was hel'
here to arrange for Christmas tree
DIR. Hall presided. Miss Ella Gaet
and Miss Ada Wooten were NJ
, pointed committee to raise fund
, for the undertaking. Mrs. X. 1
Turner and Mrs. e. F. Gaetz con
mittec of arrangements, and Georg
Butler was appointed treasurer.
On the evening of the Odd
e celebration was given in honor I
Major Frank p. Cavanah for h
action in regard to the removal
the county records. A huge bonfir
!, was built, the flag run up, anvil
j fred, ETC., and the boys got qui
J, enthusiastic over the affair.
q K. FRANCIS GARY.
! Atlanta, Nov. 81.
I, Owing TO the late arrival of OF
esteemed friends letter we are cor
, PEELED to omit several paragraphs.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-11-29
AMENDE HONORABLE.

The BULLETIN is pleased to re-
produce the following from the Salt
Lake Herald:
In Fridays issue of the Herald
there appeared a telegram from Mt.
Home, Idaho, concerning the FL
more county seat trouble, and tell
ing of the burning in etfigy of Maj.
Frank p. Cavanah, one of the county
commissioners. In the dispatch
there was a personal reflection upon
Major Cavanah, which the CORE
spondent ought not to have sent and
which should have been stricken
out in this office, but in the hurry
and rush of preparing copy for the
printers was unfortunately over
looked. We regret the matter quite
az deeply as Major Cavanah and his
friends can do, and take this first
opportunity for explaining the over
sight. The Herald is in no sense
interested in the county seat fight,
and it certainly knows nothing
which would furnish the least ex-
cuse for the correspondents assault
upon the character of the commits
sioner. On the contrary the fact
that the people of the county had
conferred upon the gentleman az
important and responsible Office
would seem TO furnish pretty good
evidence that the correspondent hac
permitted his personal dislike t.
lead him into scandaiizing the gen
tleman.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-11-29
MINING APPLICATION No. 1872.
usrr.p sr,rrs LAND oyrcr,

UstrKB srsrEs LAND oyFfcg,
HaILKy, IpAHo, November -, 1890.
Notice Ia hereby given that the Pine Grove Gold
Mining Company, whose pnstosiice address IL Pine.
Einore county, idaho have male application Tor .
patent for 1900 linear feet on the
RAMRoD LODE,
Rearing god ami silver situated In Pine Grove flor
merry Bear Creek) Mining District, Elmore formerly
Alturasl county Idaho, and described In the oicai
plAt and field notes hle IN this Ifice follows viz;
beginning NJ the eeiIter Of the discovery shaft,
thence ~ degrees 90 minutes W, variation Is deg
a. min 300 feet 10 No. I, thence Is deg 90 nan
100 feet 10 corner No 2, thence Is deg 30 min
800 feet 10 corner No. 5. thence 10 deg o. min
Gn0 feet n corner Ne I, thence n Is deg 20 min W
lg0 feet No. and place OF beginning survey
OF exterior boundaries From corner No. ., u. y. NJ
~ No. I. Pine Grove Mining District, bears rs deg
q min 1O3 feet distant, containing i9.sio0 acre.
Of the unS,iryeyed lands Of the United States.
The location Of this mine u recoFded In the Re
corlcrs office % Rnlsre Formerly Alturasl county
on page eos, book 10 Of quartz clsims.
The nearest known locations are the "Aammoth
and the t.Cod iiilI," nnaurveyed
All persons holding adverse claims thereto are re
quired To present The same before this Office within
sixty lay- from the first day OF publication hereof,
tes viii be barred By virtue Of the provisions Of tn
statute.
W. 7. RILEY, Register.
S. H. MecARrr. attorney tor claimant
First publication Nov. p
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-11-29
JUDGE BEATTY's ADVICE.

c. V. Smith, who visited HALEY
a few days ago, had conversation
with Judge Beatty in the presence
of several other gentlemen, relating
to county seat matters. The ex-
Chief Justice remarked that he had
advised Mr.. Shaw and the Mountain
Home people to await the action of
the Supreme Court on the Logan
case before commencing suit for the
removal of the Gilmore records, rs
his decision in that case might be
reversed-he still holding, as as
serted in his written opinion on the
Logan case, that there was q reason
able doubt in his mind. He also
said that in case his decision was
not sustained by the Supreme Court
the records would have to be re-
turned TO Shoshone, thereby entail
ing more expense to the county, and
that it would be better for Elmore
to await the decision Of higher
court and avoid this expense and
trouble. These expressions of Judge
Beatty, and the opinion Of Attorney
General Roberts, strengthens the
position of Commissioners Cavanaf
and Stockton on the Gilmore case
and they will yet be applauded b,
all impartial people for the manly
stand they have taken in the county
seat muddle.