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Amateur c.ames. Yesterdav.

The West Bergens were defeated by
the Suburbans Of New York by a
score Of 6 to ! on the Culver
avenue grounds Yesterday Cummings
aud Lewis, tho West bergens star
pitchers, were notput in the box. Lay
craft. the catcher, tried his hand as q
txirier, and showed remarkable skill and
staying powers
ne Kensiewten Puritan game at
Greengille fesL led Ia tie at II each at
the end of the tenth inning. Part OF the
eleventh inning was played when
dispute arose whether the game
shoisld be continued The umpire
decided it was too dark, and
called the game back to the
tenth inning Bad blood was engendered
during the game, and the mines will prob
ably not meet again this Year.
The MyrtieS were defeated at Brooklyn
by TIE S0meFsets; score, 0 to 5.
The Greenville z. NJ G. A played a
picked nine and put them to sleep by a
score OF 10 TO 2.
At Central Grounds:
R.nHE
Unions % . 0 XII Is 3
Hendersoiis.s o 0 o 0 . o. 3 .
Batteries Homer and McCale, Wiston and
Muller. Umpire s. liiil,
At West Shore Grounds
Nationals Of n. Y.....4 8 3 s-25 - i
3FaFrens. .-..,-.-....s0 Go Is
Bafteries-Isunk and Dyester; Farley and
QuiFk. Ulnpife-W Murphy
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NOTICE OF SETTLE MENT-NOTX Is Hereby
IN given that The final account Of - subscriber
aAminlstratrix OF Cyrus 7. Dakin, q ased win be
audited aud stated By the Surrogatd< he county OF
Hudson and reported for settleme Non Saturday,
the oath day az June next
Dated, April ". A. y. lS90
ANN#p DAKIN.
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Estate or Ann Gibney, deceased. Henry Puster,
executor of Ann Gibney, deceased by order OF the
Deputy surrogate Of Hudson county, dated May 10,
cedent to bring in their debts. demands and claims
against said decsdent. under oath or affirmation
they VIII be forever barred OF any action therefor
against said executor.
HENRY PUSTER.
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HARTNETTs
makes money out OF your trade
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CORPORATION Notice.

~ oTgCE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON THE STE
~ day OF NAY 1895 application was lnads t.
tho Board OF Street ana Water Commissioner
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HUDSON COUNTY JOCKEY CLUB

GUTENBERG. \. j.
Summer meeting. Racing every Monday We'd
nesaay and Friday, rain shIns. First race at
three p. m.
track. Admission, 81.
S. WHITEHEAD, Secretary.
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CHERIFFs SALEM cHANoERY OF NEW
between Charles X Cannon, complainant and
Giovanni B tiiiardoniiet ux- Ell. ais. defendants.
e. "a, for sale Of moItgaged premises
Returnable October Term. 1890
Charles X Cannon, solicitor prose.
and delivered shall sell By public vendue at F. G.
Wolbert's Real Estate and Auction Rooms No. ii
THURSDAY, the Seventeenth day of July, A. D.
at two o'clock in the afternoon. all the following
described land and premises with the appurten,
ances being the same described in said writ, that
All Thas certain tract or parcel of land and prem.
lying ana being in the Town Ship Of North Bergen,
In The County Of Hudson and state Of New Jersey.
boken street., distance westerly two hundred and
soyentylye ls5l feet from the northwest corner Of
III northerly on a line parallel with Bergenwood
along the southerly lin Of De Mott street. nifty 50
feet thence W southerly on q line parallel with
RI easterly along the northerly line OF Hoboken
street hity ;q feet % the point or place Of begin
seven 92il nifty t5yl and iiftyone oil. IN block or
Gilies iled ia the Hudson County clerk's Office
Dated June d 1880
ROBERT DAVIS Sheriff.
SHERFFs SALEM CHANcERY or NEW
between the Proviaent Institution for savings in
Jersey City, complainant, and Kate a. Kenny, ct
al. attendants.
keturnable Nay Term 1850.
Earle lnsley solicitor.
BY virtue of the above stated writ to me directed
and delivered, shall sell by public vendue, at +.
q. w oloerts Real Estate and Auction Rooms. No.
I. N Montgomery street. Jersey City. on
at Two o'clock in the afternoon all the following
described land and premises with the appurten-
ances, being the same described in said writ. that
is TO say
All that certain lot of land and premises situate
follows viz..-
Beginning at a point on the norrherly side OF
Essex street. distant westerly from the easJery
in
Der one hundred and thirty one lisll on Robert e.
Bacots man of Jersey City duly tiled of record In
the Clerks tnow keSister's) office of Hudson
county, TWO y feet: thence running northerly
parallel with the said easterly line of LOT eighty
eight 1881 hundred fest four inches 100 IT. in /
or les5 to the of said lot; thence runnns
westerly parallel with Essex street. twenty ive 25
feet thence southerly parallel with the lpe first
run, one hundred feet four inches ITO IT. In
TO the north line of Essex street, thence
eaSterly along the northerly line. twenty ave Isl
feet TO the place Of beginning Being twenty three
1851 feet of the westerly side Of lot number eighty
eight ISL in said block. and two ~ feet Off the
easteriy side Of lot ninety 1901 In said block
Dated May "a ls9U.
ROBERT DAVIS.
sheriff.
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NI oMoE oF sErrILE.MEvr..

Notice is hereov given that n &account OF
the subscriber. executor OF PatrlL& pieehan, de
ceased who in his life time was m ~ eculor aud
trustees under the will OF Henry 80 b, deceased.
win he audited and stated by tag lrrogate OF
gne County Of Hudson. and repoM for settle
ment on Saturday. the 18th day or JXnext.
Daiec MAY 21th. A. D.. les1
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-TIARTNETTS DRUG STORE
Rates. ponal Medicines

Harinett's Emuin Of Cod
Liver OIL, small size 400
Kings Kindly Kidney and
Liver Cure % ..75c
Hartnett's Emul'n OF Cod
Liver Oh, large size .i51
Hartnett's Catarrn Balm,
sure cure 500
I-n-h-a-f-a-l-o-n. for Head
ache .s.s.t -s....s... -....... 25c
Haftneft's Aqua Ammonia loo
Hartnett's Bay Rum. i'm
ported, BIC, Soc, and T5c.
per bottle.
Hartnett's Essence Ginger,
full 1 or. viaIs ~. $500. 2Sa
Borax, per ID. $50
Meliin's Food, small \ .35c
Mellin's Food, large ........ SIC
Imperial Granurn -. SOC
Nicholson's Liquid Bread -. soc
Tarrant's Extract Malt $50
Hoff's Extract Malt. $40
Brummel's Drops. -. . 100
Cashmere Boquet Soap. .. .21c
Fine Wines and Liquors at
bottom prices
In q word. everything in Pro
prietary Medicines at the Bed
Rock Price.
Everything sold Guaranteed
to be Genuine and Fresh.
] STORE. You benefit Your
the Race, because you m AXIS
NETT, because, In spite of tn
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"a Observation-Disclosures.

NOTICE OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES HEREBY
IN given that the account OF tho WBcrIber, ad-
mfnissrator dc bonis non xjth VA nnexed, Of
dohn kenny. eceased. will be audiM and stated
by the Surrogate Of the County Of XIdson, and
reported for settlement on SaIurda Ne 18th day
OF June next
nated, April q, a. D. ls4
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SURROGATEs NOTICES.
NOTICE 70 CREDITORS,

Jas II. osNen. Surrogate. Office hours a. n
to 4 Z. M. saturdays 10 Il.
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. Ns.IIRG AHRIsEIE.

Lansing XBRIsISIE.
AUGUSTA ABRISKIE
NOTICE OF sETTLEMENT-NOT IS HEREBY
IN given that The final account of y subscriber
administrators OF Cyrus =. Dakin, q ased Will be
audited aud stated by the Surrogate he county OF
hudson and reported for settleme Non Saturday
the 22th day Of June next
ANN nLIeH.
ANN 7. pAKIN.
NOTICE TO CREDIroRs.
Estate Of Mary Murtha, deceased. %lham II. Nc
Guifp. Administrator OF Mary MuHh, deceased.
county dated April 81 1880 hereby1es notice to
the creditors Of said decedenf toXng in their
debts, demands ana claims agoin s#le estate Of
aaid decedent, under oath OF atfi# ton within
nine months from the date Of sai0Xder, or they
viii be forever barred OF any Npn therefor
's''1s- 9'4 'N''''' '''' WILLIAM MceUIRE
nj Office or SETTLEMENT M
Notice is hereuv given that "A &account OF
the subscriber. executor OF patrll&1Isehan, de
ceased, who in his life time was III Aecuior aud
TRUSTEES under the will OF Henry BsHb deceased.
viii he audited ana stated by thXlrrogate OF
lne County Of Hudson. and FepoM for settle
ment on saturday. the 18th day or JXnext.
'''' JOSEPH AEEHAN.
NOTICE OF sRTTLEaIENT-NorI s HEREBY
IN given thst the account OF tho Wbcrlber, ad,
Epfnis.rator DC oonis non, ~ith vHHnnexed, of
Iohn Kenny. eceased. Will be nudiW aud stated
by the Surrogate Of the County otU Idson, and
reported for settlement on saturda#ae 18th DAY
r Sas.d April q, AID. 49,
Josef EAnREN.
NJ Office or SETTLEMENT. W
Notice Is hereby given that The account Of
tho subscriber. executor Of Enie HseiDen, de-
ceased, VIII be audited and stated b IL Surrogate
OF tine CoHnty OF Hudson. aud reposU for settle
GARREl D. lf<RE1PEN.
MoTIcE or sETIIENENL
Soiics is hersby given ths1 the "A account o,
4 the subscriber, Guardian u Mary Mrpay and
! Genrse S. siurphY. minors, viii Xditsd and
stated By ile Surrogate OF the CoudX Hudson.
! mid reported Tor settlement on SAT ~, the 1etn
1 day OF August next.
bale-l June D 4. ID. 1881
DESJANX URPHY.
! NOTICE or SETTLEMENT X
Notice Is hereby given that the ri n account of
4 tie snbscrlDes adiAiiiistrairix Oi An Crouter
ueeeaset Wsli Ne audtte ana state he SurrO-
/ gate " the County q HUDSON aud "A III for set
tieinent on saturday. the tth dag Wep.ember
Dated June 70 a. D.. issa
! NOTICE OK sETi1.kHESI. n
Notice Is hereby given that the IA nt OF the
subsersper. executor and tr;insse uud lasb win
s aud and tased ~ he s FnS oanfS
\ Of Hudson. and reported for settleIa pm Seru r
day tho s6th day af July next
.Iou 0 rYfEE.
NOTICE or sEffLEAkNT.
Sotice is hereby glyoa ia, the 1 { Of the
! subscriber, one Of the oxecntArgo OF M Is Heery
deceascd win DC audited and statedt Surro
gate OF the County OF Hudson apdi rted for
zettlesnent on Tuesday, the Eta AZ August
I naxt
Dated Nay 70 a. D. ls)l
RcsNX EERl.
4 NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT
4
Notice Il hereby given that the IN fount OF
the suhscT1bef ADMINISTRATORS OF IaI7 Higgins.
deceased. will be audited ana stated pc Sufro-
! gate OF the County Of HUDSON ana IA N for set
tIe1pent on saturday the 9Th dag ptenber
next -.
Dated June Z, A. D. 1854
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Corporation Notice.

Dated Jersey city. July .. 1890.
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NOTICE or sErILEMEvg

Notice Is hereby given that the Il q Recount of
tie subscriber adIuhistralrix az M Crouter
deeeaset wsii Ne audite ! ana state n he surrO=
gate ~ tho county q hudson aud "A ed for set
ticinent on saturday the 6th day Mep.ember
next ANNIE "a b ClEk
Dated June e. a. D.. 1904
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New Corporations.

The following corporations have filed
instruments at the office of the territorial
secretary:
St. Michael's College Resolution filed
changing the bylaws to read, "Any
member OF the corporation, who for the
space of three months ceases to be a
resident of New Mexico shall likewise
thereon cease to be a member of afore-
said corporation"
Ohio Mining Company-Incorporators,
David P. Hoffman, Etherel L. Redding,
Henry Foy and John P. Foy, of Dona
Ana, and Edwin W. Redding, Of Ohio.
Capital stock, 100000; principal place
of business, Organ.
The W. G. Hadley pany-Incor.
porators, W. G. Hadley, E. W. Falghum,
R. w. Fulghum. Capital stock, $50 900;
principal places Of business, Deming,
Lake Valley and Hadlev, in Grant county.
The Albuquerque Land Company-In-
corporators, ]. E. Saint, w. M. Weaver,
s. E. Rose; capital stock, $1,000. Place
OF business, Albuquerque.
The Apache Valley Irrigation Company
-Incorporators, John G. Hill, Robt. P.
Ervien, Of Colfax county, and Chas. M.
Perrin, Of Trinidad, Colo. capital stock,
$3.50, OO0., Principal place OF business at
Clayton.
The Silico-Mica Paint Company-Incor-
porators, B. s. Rodey, w. G. Burke, j.
G. Baldridge, Arthur Everitt, G. r. Shupe,
A. E. Ealy, Thos. Ainsworlh, Jas. Halbe-
karin, Jesse Anthony, John K Brown, G.
w. Harrison, Martin Mammoth and ]. II.
Loyelsnd; capital stock, 100000. Prin.
clpal place OF business, Albuquerque.
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PERSONAL.

Byron Shoecraft, the we'll known mem
Der Of the Ely-Walker Dry Goods Co.,
st. Louis, was taking notes Of Santa Fe's
progress this morning. He says it's a good
sign to see the adobes going to make
room for brick structures.
P. s. O'Rourke, of Fort Wayne, Ind.
= high official Of the Catholic Knights Of
America, is in the city the guest Of G. NJ
Dreamer, president Of the local lodge.
Col. J. Frank Chsves passed up the
road yesterday enroute to Lindsborg,
Kas., where he takes his grand son, Geo.
Armijo to enter college.
Deputy Clerk M. F. Sena is here on q
visit to-day. He brought up the Off cial
returns from Valencia county.
Capt. Jacobs, the portly and humorous
horseshoe tobacco" man from Denver,
is here to-day.
Mr. Samuel Eldodt, the San Juan ner.
chant, is visiting friends in town. "
Teesfor JaramiIlo. Of Valencia county,
is in the city.
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VALENCIA CoUNTY's VOTE.

Valencia county returns were received
by Secretary Thomas this morning, snC
show the vote to be as vollows: Fo,
delegate, Otero, 1910; Joseph, 5b4; coun
Gil, J. Francisco Chavez, l,494; Felipe
Chavez, 57l; assembly, F. Perea, 1,489
j. Baca Barela, 1888; G. N. Otero, l,
493; J. Barea y Bsca, $50; W. G. Mar.
mon, $40; Jose Samora y Csndelaria,
OFT; commissioners, Silvestre Miraval,
,5S8; Nicolas Molina, sos; Nestor lara
milo, 1858; j. H. Sanchez, 5SS; }. J.
Benevides, 1897; RomuIo Chavez, b7l F.;
probate judge, NJ. r. Otero, l,5o4; J.
Salazar JimineE, SIS; superintendent of
schools, Mauel Salszar y Otero, 1875
Rev. Father J. B. Brun, $50; clerk, Car
los Baca, 400; A. A. Romero, 662; sher-
IF, T. Luna, 1923; Felipe Jaramilo, 545 !;
assessor, Roman l.. Baca, l,499; lreneo
Chavez, 571 treasurer, Sol. Luna, ,5Yl !;
John Becker, 544 coroner, p. ConneIy,
l,4S9; Lucas Sanchez, 57s.
CAMPAIGN DOTS.
Rio Arriba county returns were re-
ceived by Sec. Thomas this morning.
The figures correspond with those given
in yesterdays New MEXICAN.
Mr.. Martinez, 80 the New MEXICAN
learns, stal ss publicly that he will have
nothing to do with the present attempt
t. thwart the will of the voters of this
county.
Los Lentes precinct in Valencia county
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IS the banner Republican precinct in
New Mexico. 1t returns vote OF eighty
for the straight Republican ticket, and for
the Democratic ticket not vote,
The stealing OF the ballot box reminds
@ .e Of that old, familiar quotation from
5 'Skespoare: Gle will steal, sir, an egg
olt OF cloisteI, the last word applying
to the vault, and the words preceding that
to the Democratic party,
Yesterday afternoon Judge Seeds grant
ed writ OF mandamus compelling the
Taos county board of canvassers to count
the vote in that county or appear before
him in chambers and show cause for re.
fusing to DO the same. The case comes
up on Tuesday next, the l8th.inst.
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TERRITORIAL TIPS.

Las Vegas is short on eggs. j,
Gallup is threatened with several more
gin mills.
Meylert Bruner, of Albuquerque, has
oeen made temporary clerk OF the new
18th Judicial district,
Ed. Scoggins dug sweet potatoes in his
place Just west Of Eddy, many Of which
averaged eight pounds in weight.
Fuel is selling OF 81 a cord in the lower
fecos valley. When that new railroad is
extended to Cerrillos, Santa Fe county
coal will be laid down there at $3.50 per
ton.
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The Great Majority

OF cases of scrofula and other blood dis.
eases are hereditary, and therefore diff
cult to cure. But we wish to state In the
most positive, emphatic manner that
Hoods Sarsaparilla does cure scrofula in
every form. The most severe cases, too
terrible for description, have yielded to
this medicine when all others failed. If
you suffer from impure blood in any way,
take Hoods Sarsaparilla.
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ANOTHER WEBER PURCHASE.
Outside Capitalists Buy the PrObst Tract
and Ask Right OF Way for an Flee
trio Street Railroad.

The Probst tract of land, a greater part
OF which fronts on Manhattan avenue and
is within two blocks OF the territorial cap.
itol, was purchased yesterday by Messrs.
f. T. Webber, OF Denver, and Gabriel
Papa, a wealthy sheep raiser of Rawlings,
Wyo. There are little over eight acres
in the tract. The price is not made pub
lie, but it is known to be over $500 per
acre. The Mr. Weber who figures in
this deal is brother of Mr. Z. T. Webber,
the well known Colorado capitalists who
has made extensive purchases here re.
Gently. "Will We improve the property"
he repeated to-day when asked about his
purchase.
"Of course; that's what we are here
for" he added, "and if your citizens and
property owners will do the fair thing we
will have an electric street railway lead
ing from the plaza through this tract and
around to the A., T. 4 s. L. depot before
many moons have come and gone"
The Messrs. Weber say that they hope
to secure right.of-way for new street
leading south to Buena Vista heights
from Shelby street, which runs down
past the Exchange and the Mrs. Sena
property. They have already con-
suited many property owners on the
route, including Mrs. MInderfeld,
and it appears more than probable that a
free right OF way for the new thorough
fare will be obtained. If this is success
full the object is to construct line Of
electric street railway down this new
street forthwith. Such an improvement
will add largely to the caue of the prop
erty adjacent to the new thoroughfare,
and will constitute an improvement of
which all Santa Fe may well be proud.
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The World irnr.choi.

he facilities of the present day 10Y I,
'p,irction of everything that will coli
see TO the material welfare and comfor
mankind are almost unlimited anc
lien Syrup Of Figs was first produceo
lie world was enriched with the onl,
,crfect laxative known, as it is the only
-c:nedy which is truly pleasing and re.
freshing to the taste and prompt and
effectual to cleanse the system gently In
the Spring time or, in fact, at any time
and the better 1t is known the more pop
ular It becomes
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Lost.

Lost.
Chateleine with silver vinagrette and sill
yer and ivory writing tablet attached.
Finder will be rewarded on returning
same 10 Mrs. G.. G. Preston, Palace av.
onue.
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Treasury DEPARTMENT
Office Of Comptroller Of the Currency

Washington, November 1, 1890.
WHEREAS, BY satisfac tory
evidence presented to the under
signed, it has been made TO ~p-
pear that the First National
Bank of Santa Fe, in the city of
San ia Fe, in the county of Santa
Fc, and territory of New Mexico,
has compiled with all the pro-
visions of the act of congress to
enable national banking assOcia-
tiOns to extend their corporate
existence and for other purposes,
approved July ~, 1882.
NOW THEREOF I, Ed
ward s. Lacey, comptroller of
the currency, do hereby certify
that the First National Bank Of
Santa Fc, in the city of Santa
Fc, in the cOu"ty of Santa Fe,
and territory Of New Mexico, is
authorized to have succession for
the period specified III its amend
ed articles of association, ,aniely
until close of business on DeceIm-
Der 2. 1910.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF
witness my hand and seal Of
office this first day of November,
1890.
[sEAL] T.. s. LACEY.
Comptroller of the Currency.
mo. 1891
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All kinds Of legal blanks for sale at the
New MEXICAN printing Office.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-11-14

All kinds and sizes of wood for sale
cheap, at Abe Colds.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-11-14

John Mccullough Havana cigsr, &c, at
Colorado saloon,
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Do Not Neglect Your Eyes,

Do not neglect your eyes when you
have good chance to procure the proper
aid from Prof. l. Aronson, the optcian.
at the Palace hotel; he has successfully
fitted glasses to some of SaLta Fe's promi-
nent people, and any one who wishes to
consult him should do so early, as his
stay is limited till Monday next.
A just Complaint.
To the Editor of the New Mexican.
What is the use of having fine new
sidewalk in front of the palace, for pub
lie promenade, if the burros are to be
allowed to stay there at night?
This running at large OF animals is q
terrible nuisance. Where are the county
that they do not stop it
And where are the police? l understand
that we are paying for some policemen,
though no man in police uniform has
been seen since Sol. Spiegelberg was
commissioner; but if We really have any,
why do they not take up all the stray ami.
mails? Surely, that is not hard work.
DECENCY
A good span OF work horses, wagon and
harness for sale cheap. Apply to
An (iTSDoRr
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READS ELECTION SAFE.

An error was discovered this morning
in Mr.. Easley's vote from Golden pre-
cinct which makes it certain beyond the
peradventure OF doubt that r. II. Read
has safe majority as momber of the
house from Santa Fe county. It hap
pens in this wiso: The figures from
Golden precinct have all along been get
down for Mr.. Easley al 81, when, in
truth and in fact the vote is bat 81. In
pencilling down the figures the top dash
on the "5" got over too close to the ''1'
and made it appear as "57,"a very ordi-
nary mistake. THIS discovery elects Mr..
Read on the face of the returns by
votes. But he has aside OF this margin
to 20 on, for if justice is done four OF the
Democratic votes cast ct Golden must be
thrown out because polled by aliens, and
some eight votes at Gaisteo for Mr.. Read
were rejected because written in pencil
and not in ink. Mr. Reads majority
will be in the neighborhood OF a votes.
SAN MIGUEL's VOTE.
The official count in San Miguel county
shows the following figures:
Delegate, Otero, 1908; Joseph, 1887 +;
majority for Joseph, l,4S4; Sheriff,
Eugene Romero, 2,lSS; J. Lopez, 3,OS1 !;
Lopez majority 1913; council, J. II Ward,
2,2O3; Sanchez, 2,l30; II. Vigil, 3,l42;
I B. Mills, 3,l39; majority for II. Vigil
939, T. B. Mills 79l; Representatives,
Forsythe, 2,139; Lucero, 1887; Gallegos,
2,166; Ortegs, 2,074; Garcia, 3,2l9; Mon
toya, 1857; Herrera, 1928; Aragon,
3,OS9; maiorities for Garcia 1852, Montoys
500; Herrera, 666, Aragon, 1872. Coroner,
b. Otero, 2,2lO; Valdez. 1898; majority
for Valdez, 1926.
Commissioners, Esquibel, 2,249 ;shauk,
1899; Sandoval, 2,259; Montoya,
1923; Bsca, 2,ll0; Solano, 1882; ma
jority for Shauk, $50; Montovs, 1854; So.
lano, l,022; probate judge, Ulibarri, g.
0l9; Martinez, 1928; majority for Msrti-
nee, 1913 school superintendent, Petit
John, 1890; Rudolph, 3,2Ss; majority for
Rudolph, l 1898 assessor, F. Lopez, 2, 1921
segurs, 1923; majority for segurs, sO2;
clerk, Gonzales, 1885; Hardy, 1856;
majority for Hardy, 500 treasurer, Barela,
2,18l; Tafoya, 1880: majority for Tafoya,
400
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-11-14

We have In stock a line OF Toilet
Articles Ofevery descriptions;
Also a full line Of Import
ed Cigars & Imported
& California Wines
and Brandies.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-11-14

Ever. body admits we carry the
lorgeSt stock i'll the territory
In eur line, Consequently
We defy competition
quality or in prices.