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aOA De.
MAINE CENTRAL r. r,
Fer Bangor, Bar Harbor, 80. Sohn, an.
white mOnnIalns. Montreal
and aAs ~

FER "S1sSE, saE GarbOr, -. So'n' 40
White mOnnIalns. egontreali
and chs WesL.
VI ata slSsi October 2 1880, passenger tTalEi
For o DAeEyILLE jet, AUBURN ana LEwI5
Lkwfsf TSS u va BR R1S SaS E s4s ,oao
sl.16, sos and t11.2O D. m.
RoCKLAND and PENOBsCoT SHORE LINZ
BRUiESsWiiccK BATH. GA GAR Ri VI R HALO.
WE'LL and AUGUSTA, Gas, 1920 am ~ ne,
FXRMiNGTON Via LEWISTON, s.4s a. ~.
lilo p. u. / via BRU NsWICK, 1.16 .. N.
MONMOUTH, WINTHROP, READFIELD aDJ
VAUDEVILLE Via LEWISTON. LILO p. m. via
AUGUSTA 6.45, 1920 a. m, y. 10 and tl1.2c
2 10. and saturdays only at 500 p. M.
skOWhEGAH via LEWISTON, 11Op m. via
AUGUSTA, 6.46 a. m, LIS and ti1.20 .. IN.
BELFAST, 10, LIS and III 40 D. NJ.
DOVER AND FOxCROFT via DEXTEK, I15 and
BAaNTS59R va LEWISTON, Ito p. M; via AU-
ana SsSlh "a, o45 a. NJ, .l.l5 and t1l.2O p. m;
BANGOR 9 PiscATAtojGUHiss s. K. r. r., via DEXTER
am ii 90, 80 p ms via OLDfOWN at Gao
ELLSsWW0EIH and BAR HARBOR at 1.l6 and
VANCEBORO, Gas a. ..1,E.ro,, ,oo
AROOSTOOK COUNTY ~ Je a,sI 4 A. Ky P Rh
and the PROVINCES si.l5 and iii 90 nm,
sRuns daily Sundays Included P'N'
might express with sleeping cars attached
runs every night, Sundays Included, but not 10
skowhegan or Belfast Monday mornings or 70
WHITE MOUNTAINS, LINE.
For CUMBERLAND MILLS and sEBAGO
LAKE, S.46, 1880 a. M, Las and els p. N.
BRIDGTON at 9.45 a. M, Lao 2. m. FRYE
BURG, NORTH CONWAY, GLEN and BART
LETT, 3 as q. M. Lao and 6.16 p. m. FAB
VANS, ST. JOHNSBURY and MONTREAL,
S.45 a. m, 8.16 p. m.
The S.4b a. m. tram for Montreal connects for
all points In Northern New Hampshire, Vermont,
Chicago and the Great West. The 6.16 p. m. train
has Canadian Pacific sleeping car attached con
Meeting via 500 Line for Minneapolis and st. Paul
Arrivals In Portland from Montreal, &C., $50 a.
m. Lewiston S.S6 a. no. from Augusta, Bath and
ROckland $40 a. M; Pennington, sk0whegaD
and Lewiston, 1926 p. M; st. John, YancebOrO,
Bangor, Dexter. Dover FOxcr0ft. ROckland, etc.,
az 1880 p. M; Sebag0 Lake 1910 p. M; Bridg-
ton $50 am, 4.40 pm. /; Bartlett and No.COnway
$50 a. m, 4.40 and 8.36 p. M; Montreal, Sc
J0hnsbury, fabyaDs $50 a. m. and S.35 p. m;
Watervllle, Bath, Augusta and Rockland, 6.26
p. m; Flying Yankee, $50 p. M; Pennington,
Wateryllle ana Lewiston, 6.4S p. m; Night Pull
man LAO a. a.; and Sundays at $50 p. m. from
81. John, Bangor. Lewiston and Roekland.
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MAILS zsREg

DPRACTECAL ROORKFEPER-De
Il sires permanent situation. Address, Clerk,
this office. 81
* AEEsMAN-An enegetic man wanted to
~ push our manufactures on this ground One
OF our agents earned So $40 in '59. Address, p.
o. BOX 1871, New York. 10
ENAN1E D-Travelng salesman; can make
w $50 per week permanently; TRADE special
ties. TABOR, 1926 Dearborn street, Chicago.
Al
"SNTED-An American boy IS Or 20 years
w ofage, who can write good hand ana can
furnish good references; wages $500 per week
and advancement as fast as capable; only those
willing to work need apply. 122 GREEN ST.
Al
WANTED - One or two experienced YAM
w pels; operaIil es on cylinder machines pre-
ferred. SHAW, COOLING & co. Al
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MAC. DECEMBER 8
nj airline NEWS
Pc RT OF PoRTlANr

MONDAY, Dec. 8.
Arrived.
steamship Eleanora. Bragg. New Yorr-ras.
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IL EEP GUT TIE CaLD-BlaisdeT &
IN Berry's Air Tight Weather Strips are the
only reliable STRIPS in the market for doors and
windows Will last a lifetime. Now is the time
TO send orders. Send postal or call. 67 Cross
street. 1874
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WHITE nOUNTAINs' LINE.
PORTLAND. MT. DESERT and NIACnIAs

sTEAmBOAT 90.
Steamer Gay Of Richmond, Capt Wm. z
Dennison, weather permitting leaves Portland
Tor ROckland, Bar HarbOr and MachaspOrt, via
usual landings, Tuesdays and Fridays at IL y. M,
returning, caves Machiasp0rt Mondays and
Thursdays Al a. M, connecting at Portland with
early morning u aims for Boston.
PAYSilN TUCKER,
Vice Pres. aud General Manage
II. II. BOOfiiBI. Gen1 Pass. and Ticket Agent.
Portland. October z. 1890. Oc9dt
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Spoken.

Ar at Hong Kong Oct l4th, barque Adam W
Spies, Fields Newcastle.
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forei9n exooFr,

BRISTOL. Steamship On arr Ill lambs TO
I w Hector 90 boxes tin plates to II Crooks SEQ
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Memoranda.

Ship Riverside, Langdon, from New York for
Rio Janeiro, put into Bermuda Dec Il, with head
OF rudder twisted off and cargo shifted.
Barque Nellie Brett, Knight, at Boston from
Rosario reports squally weather most of the pas
sage; Dec list, had a northery gale, with rough
seas. causing the vessel to roll badly and started
light leak.
Sch Millie Washburn. which arrived at Wiscas-
set 4th inst from Boston, was ashore near Kend-
rick Head Light but came off with light injury
Deer Isle, Dec Charge Phenix, which went
ashore at spruce Islaud, had a hole stove in her
Dottom. 1t has been patched over and the barge
VIII De towed to Rockland for repairs.
Norfolk Dec 7-Sch Lester A Lewis, from New
YORK for Charleston, with guano, is ashore on
Willoughby Spit. Tugs have gone 10 assist her.
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Railroad Receipts.

GEORGETOWN, DEM. Schr Jas Jordan
1879; 1856 feet lumber 6I6 tons ice and miscellane-
Gus cargo,
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sTEAmERs.
DOMINION LINE.

DOMINION LINE.
Royal Mail Steamships.
Portland to Liverpool, calling at Londonderry.
From From From
Liverpool. Steamship. Portland. Halifax.
Nov. *. sarnia. dec. T. Dec {.
" 81. Toronto, 49, 20.
Dec. IL. Vancouver Jan. 1. Jan. 8.
Cabin $40, $50 and $50; Intermediate $50; steer
age $50.
Bristol Service for. a VoBmOath Dock.
From From
AYODmOuth. Steamship. Portland.
Friday, Nov. 81 Ontario, About Sat-, Dee. o.
Thurs. Dee. Dominion, Thurs" 70.
The Bristol steamers do not carry passengers.
noV25h DAVID TORRANCE & CO., Agents
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MISS pETTEs

has opened her studio at 1l9 Park street, and Is
prepared to give instruction in painting and art
lSchOol work-drawlngs from the antique and still
lie. Terms $500 per month; single lessons, 76c.
uecz dlWs
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Ar at Liverpool Sth inst, steamer Circassian, FIN
Portland Via Halifax.
Ship Island.
:, Passed Anjier Nov 20, barque Armenia, Morse,
New YORK for r..
Sid FIN Caleta Buena Nov 10, bardue A Allen
Thompson. San Francisco,
San Francisco.
Sid FIN Holyhead 9th inst ship Berlin, Whltmore,
(from LlverpooD for New York.
Ar at Faayal Nov 20, Darque Kennard, Betten-
court. st Mchaels.
Ar at Bermuda 9Th inst, barque Riverside, Lang
don, New York for Rio Janeiro, (see Menu
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-04-09
4 GALA EVENING.
Visitors at the New Mission House and
How I hey Were Entertained.

The social last evening at the Presby.
terrain mission house proved a remark.
ably successful and enjoyable affair. The
rooms were crowded with the friends OF
the church, there being about $50 per-
SONS present. An hour was spent in in
s,e,ting the admirable interior arrange
merits of the building, in which abuir
seventy children are lodged, boarded,
clohed and educated free OF expense tn
their parents and guardians The com
t'Hny then repaired to the school room,
where II program Of music and recilations
was carried out.
The first item was violin solo by Miss
Jennie Wak, which was admirably rem
'irred, followed by song from Miss
Esther Warner. A recitation by Miss
Marsh exhibited the humorous side of the
negro character. Mr.. Ambrose Klein
gave a solo on the cello, after which Miss
Jessie Moore sang piece with great taste
and expression. A duet by Miss Creulz-
berg and Mr.. Littlehales Was followed by
II recitation by Miss platt, which Was de-
cideily of u mixed character. After q
violin solo by Mr.. Adolpll Klein and Il
sony by Miss Creutzberg, the party were
invited to the spacious dining room, where
refreshments Of coffee, cake, ETC., were par
taken of.
The evenings entertainment was
brought to close by charade in which
the Misses Jones and Fleming and Messrs.
Crichton, Bishop, Sanford, Goebel aud
MynetOnk part.
The collection, which amounted to $50,
goes ~ the Ladies' Aid society, to be APP
piled to liquldating the debt remaining on
the manse.
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THE WASHINGTON DELEGATES,


Leading citizens all over the territory
,ontinue 10 display the liveliest interest
in the success of the delegation which
goes TO Washington under the resolution
lately passed by the bureau of immigrs-
ton. Letters come by every mail bear
ing upon the subject and the success OF
the undertaking is going to give New
Mexico the biggest and best advertise
ment she ever had. Some delay has
been ocrasionpd by changes in the
list Of delegates. for many OF whom
TRANSFORMATION had already been OBJ
tanned. For instance, ten DAYS ago
business man whom it was desired
should ioin the party had all his arrange
ments con plete to make the trip and his
TRANSPORTATION was issue !, when suddenly
il turns ont that Iii private business will
keen him at n"me after all, ard lie writes
supres,iny that his tram portatlon he re-
,ssu, d tnauother man " no at first thought
he corIdr't 20. hut now finds that he can.
Thus the changes. occur daily and VIII
rrol,ahIy continue till the day OF starting
hut this Notwithstanding the work is be-
ing pretty Systematically attend cd to. A
revised list of delegates is to-day being
prepared for the fourth time and
this viii shortly be published. The
nun Der of delegates will he between
thirty and forty and it will he first class
party to travel with. The day agreed
upon for,epartnre is Monday. the 2l't
inst this heinz the date on which ma
j,rtv Of delegates say they can be ready
to leave.
Even now advices from friends along
the route are coming in which speak OF
the reception the party is to have. Al
| Topeka, Kansas City and Chicago there
will he welcoming delegations OF
citizens and j. d. Allan write
from pittshurg that the passage OF the
New Mpxicans through that ity il already
hpirg locked forward to with interest h.
many. Delegate Joseph, Gen. William
son, Judge Hazleline, a. Staah, esq
Hon. C. b. Eddy and others who are al
ready in or near Washington, VIII NEE
the delegation on its arrival at the nation
| al capital.
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points, $3.50 to Kansas City. Their
have been several attempts to fix the rate
1T the old figure, hut all have failed. An
otoer trial will be made on the 18th
INST.
Absolutely nothing is being done t.
raise the money for the narrow gaus'
ri hit of way and SHOPS. Another repor
comes from New York that the none,
h ,s been raised to construct the line. bnl
even this is taken with great deal oil
salt.
President Marvel has ordered the Santa
F. shops at Ottawa and Topeka opened
10 their full capacity, and he has a 40 de.
clared his intentions of consolidating all
# the cOmpany's offices at Topeka AID
of removing all of the Chicago offices to
topeka.
Ex-President w. B. Strong and ex-Sec'
rotary o. the Board Geo. o. Manchester
are ENJOYING themselves on MIR. Strong's
biz ranch near Belolt, kas. They find
private life very pleasant, bnt confiden
tiul friend hints hat they both expect &c
,pt to the front again soon, and 1t vii
likely he in New Mexico too.
Says Trinidad dispatch: 1t is now
gene rail- conceded that the railroad build
ing being done by the Fort Worth roat
westward from Longs canon will he con
timed until the road reaches Las Vegas
Contractors claim to have enough work
in sisht 10 keep them busy all the year
and that the character of the work no"
being done II cans more than a branch.
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Auctioni NewhaIl Residence, Etc.
The Newhall residence and grounds
will lie sold at pubic auction to the high
est bidder on the I'D day Of april, 1880,
at ii o'clork Il. m, OIL the premises in
Santa Fe, N. M. The house is beauti-
lul two story brick one, consisting Of
six large rooms on the first story and
ample space for more on the second
story. All partition walls are brick and
hard finish, and The building is first class
in every particular, beautiful in style of
architecture, and in thorough order and
particularly well and substantially built.
Also roony brick cellar, brick tool house
and out house. The grounds contain
tifty-eight fruit trees of every variety,
hearing luscious choice fruits in album
dance. There is also choice and large
assortment Of rose bushes and other
shrubbery, running vines, honeysuckles,
etc., etc. The location is very pic
tnresque, desirable and accessible. Terms
will he made to suit. The window shades,
furniture, etc., would also he sold.
Premises shown at any time by the o.
cupants Of the same. This property
must be sold, and here is an opportunity
to secure one of the choicest homes in
Santa Fe. JOHN GRAY, Auctioneer.
GEO. W. KNAEBEL, Attorney.
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AMONG The MINERS.
Another Rich Strike for the Lincoln
Lucky Notes from the Tres Her
manus and Big Copper.

The l.incoln-l.ucky, which has never
CEASE d to lie really big mine since the
cave WAS struck, comes to tile front again
with all addition of four full feet of rich
ore. Tie strike was made 10y the night
shift OH Monday, and it increases The pay
rock to the width Of thir cen feet. Thirty.
four men is the present working force,
an,tstree cars OF ore per week are steadily
shipped to Denver, the smelters there
pa, my he best prices because OF the eX-
celent flx the st cari,OnAtes carry. Mr.
Ra,n Ids MIS- Oh the ground yesterday
with surveyors and has lorated II new
working Shalt which will greatly facil tate
the extraction of ores When completed.
Contracts ior this will be let at once.
1t now looks MS il the present summer
viii see two immense concentration plants
erected in Aoulh Santa Fe county.
S. L. Raunheim has lately let contracts
for 4, nsuieIulle development work OH
several private claims oil bis near San
Pedro.
Miners from Cerrilos speak well of the
class uf ore now being shipped 10y the
i.iMoln-lm ky. Must Of it Is $9U rock, y
said o. oi tlIt Ill to-day.
l.in~ln-Lmky, one Of The hest proper
ties in New Mexico, is tuning out some
very rich ore aid III quantities Yielding
| Liehly satisfactory results To tie owners.
The Santa Fe Copper company is hay
ing surveys made nj San Pedro with the
view OF opening up and operating its prop
trty OIL n much more extended scale.
For tie PRESENT only one furnace Is run
ming in order that some heavy machinery
may he added and Other Improvements
Male.
The Tres Hermanos, owned and opera
| ted iy PARTIES Of Santa te, Las Vegas and
Albuquerque, is becoming u noted prop
eIty. The ore body ut the bottom OF the
slafr is seven and Une-half itet wide and
extends both Nays. A large pump and
lniler were put III place at The mine last
week and large force Of men is now eul-
ployeu OH development work.
Mr.. W. B. Wsdlei4h, who is member
of the NJ Southwestern Coal company,
is NJ from Wallace to-day. His company
is dong sttaoy development work there.
Five II nlarkahle VEINS OF coal are found
in that rpi,n, the widest being five feet.
The coal much reselnbles the Walsenhurg
proGuct and the openings are SIX miles
ds,ul, from the railroad track.
Godfrey NJ. Hyams. the he" manager
OF the Santa Fe Copper company, VIII
reacl, san Pedro TO morrow. AS 10 the
stm sales OF tins COM any in BOston a
dispatch contains this significant para
plnph: Butte Il Boston sold at Sl4,
fame as last week. Centennial declined
to $40. Both Of these stocks have been
weak, on inside selling 10y same parties
v no have been brarlng SANTA Fe stork.
We believe them both to be u splendid
purchase"
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PERSONAL.

Judge W. II. Whiteman returned from
Albuquerque this morning and is attend
ing to business in chambers to-day, much
Of Which accumulated during his sickness.
At the Palace: jas. Valdez, Taos; Rob.
ert Carson, Costello; l.. =. Hough, Min
ncapolis W. NJ. Corrico, Foit Worth
W. }. Currier, ranch.
Messrs. j. Meltmer, G. w. Knaebel
and }. r. Hudson leave tonight to ut.
tend The Il. A. Il. encampment at SO.
zorro.
Mat. Plersol is in on visit from San
Pedro. He'll never quit growing tall.
Don Pablo Analla Is over IRON Las
Vegas.
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The q. A. II.

Messrs. Downs, Fletcher and Simpson
left last night for SOcorro, to be present
at the meet ny Of the council Of admins
tration, Il. A. H., which meets tonight
for the purpose OF mapping out the work
of the encampment liicl' opens to.mor.
row. Owing to the death Of Capt. Mills,
.hls council OF administration will be
called upon to elect department COM
munder to ill the vacancy, and the
regular election Of department com
nlander to succeed to The office will be
held ut the close OF the encampinent. By
this means this department will secure
increased representation in the national
eucampment.
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TERRITORIAL TIPS.

Eddy's now bank hnildhlg will, when
completed, cost $50 900.
| Two new churches will he commenced
ut Eddy within the next thirty DAYS.
Eastern friends have donated a holt
weighing 15D pounds to the Methodist
church at Chama.
DR.. Chas. NJ. Grover, of Kansas CITY.
has associated himself with DR., w. 6
Harrison, at Bernalillo, In the practice Of
his profession.
Judge Thee. Maxwell has returned
from visit east to his home in Gallup.
lie surprised number of the bows by
bringing back life partner, his wife.
A big steam pumping outfit has been
set to work on the ranch Of the Buckeye
Cattle company, and the well will furnish
water to 5000 head of cattle at any time.
W. J. Tod, formerly manager of the
Prairie Cattle company. hut now in charge
OF the Fowler Meat 4 Packing company's
ranch at Maple Hill, Kas, is in New
Mexico buying feeders.
The usual Monday storm WAS a genuine
daisy, especially in San Miguel and Der.
nalIO counties, where it WAS impossible
or trains to make their way through it,
according 10 the local papers.
The stu Tents of the Agricultural college
at Las Cruces Thursday evening will
give an entertainment, the proceeds OF
which viii. be applied to the purchase Of
a piano for the Use of the school.
M. Richard English, who has been
travelling engineer for the past year OF
TWO, has a, cepted the POSITION of master
mechanic At San Marcia, and will remove
his family to that point ere long. Ration
will be sorry to lose 80 worthy family
and so staunch a man as Dick.-Ratoi
Range.
| A meeting Of the Northern New Mexico
Stock Growers association at Springer re.
suited in the re election OF the old officers
Gov. U. A. Hailpy, president; =. J
| Towner, secretary Francis Clutton, chair.
man of the executive committee. Com.
nittees were appointed to arrange fcl
future round ups and to look alter the
selection Of cattle inspectors.
Johu Dwver mot with narrow escan,
fr,m, death Friday at the Calamity ian,
mine. Kingston. He lost his In anc,
and fell a distance of thirty feet and land
ed on a stall. # he Ind passed this h,
would have had lSD feet ri clear s.ilin,
before yeachiny the hottom. As il W.,
he WAS considerably bruised. but ia abb.
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A MILITARY GRANARY.
COmmGdinus Structure for Which Bids
are Called f,r by the Guar
trrmaster.

The office of the quartermaster had a
rush to-day Of visitors anxious to see the
plans Of the new granary to he erected ut
Fort Marcy. The plans and specifications
we're prepared in Major Summerhayes'
Office, and have been accepted by the
qua,termaster general. The building is to
bp lOUi ct hong l,y forty feet vide and four
teen feet high in the clear it will he built
of timber and covered With either red
wood slinsles or corrugated iron, the lat
ter point having not yet been settled
| The interior ill be arranged into separate
apartments for the storing Of corn,
oats and bran, and the capacity
will he sufficient 10 furnish
much larger garrison than the one now
ut Fort Marcy.
The To- alton is n very desirable one,
being just north of the government corral
" here preparations in the way Of clear
ing Tie ground have already been com,
nlenced.
The new granary will add greatly to the
convenience Of Fort Marcy, rs it will be d
model structure in every sense.
Bids for its construction are called fol
April 70.
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ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

Bids for plumbing at Fort Marcy ap-
pear elsewhere in to-day's paper.
The new hay, bearing forty two stars.
has been hoisted ut the Indian agency.
1t has been three years or more since
the Il. A. Il. encampment was held in
santa Fe.
That culvert on Don Gaspar avenue
has been enlarged and the new bridge is
at last complete, both OF which are sood
things.
Such mornings as these one longs for
lime and horse and, if he had them, a
dash to the mountains would be the next
thing in order.
The plaza painting will be let to the
lowest bidder, with view to saving As
much of :he appropriation as possible to
20 into new settees.
On Wednesday night, the 10Th inst. q
dance will be given at GrAy's opera house
by the members OF the Holy Trinity 80
ciety and their friends.
The regular reception by the governor
and Mrs. Prince takes place this evening
from 8 to ii o'clock, at which time the
people and all city visitors will be vel.
come.
Some 300 people tripped it merrily at
Gray's opera house last night in celebra-
ton Of the marriage Of Messrs. Swyres
and Mente, Of San Pedro, to the Misses
Baca.
Belden Hill, who was captain of the
Santa Fe base ball team two years ago, is
now playing with the Washington cit.
team and doing first class playing. He's
one OF the clever ones.
Major Maynadier, paymaster, U. S. A.,
is in HE city to-day distributing several
thousand vi Uncle Sans big dollars about
Fort Marcy. His friends remark that he
tile major declares himself innocent"
Those vile are as yet delinquent OIL
biitlI uitSsldh NCll FtoSh hiO ASHoSo'SN
urgently to call OH Capt. Sol Splegelberg
and make immediate payment, rs the old
contract mist he settled for before the
COL tractor starts in OIL the new contract.
In view Of the importance OF resumlng
this work at dice, 1t is hoped all delin-
.uents will make 1t tneir duty to settle Ill
iull during The next two days.
L. ". Spencer, the we'll known Albu.
quelque druggist, and DR.. Sl.uler, a rep,
resenlallve citizen VI kalon, have writer,
that they Will be ready to join the WASH
inston delegation OH the 2lst. TO-da,
Hon. g. b. Eddy wires Gov. Prince iron,
New York asking when the delegation
will arrive, and SAY ing that he will meet
The New Mexicans ut the national cap
ilal.
The alfalfa seed was carefully sown in
the plaza yesterday, being pu: into rows
diagunully acroes the beds. To-day Capt.
Gray gave it u thorough soaking With the
fire hose. He attempted to Use the large
sprinkler bought last summer Tor tins
purpose, but it kicked backward, AZ ii
ere, and drenched the men, hence the
open nozzle had to he utilized. The
water was thrown upward aud allowed to
fail in q spray, which will suffice to
moisten the seed enough to sprout it
Later, after the grass is up, it will be
flooded.
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NEW ORLEANS, April 8 II The steamer
N, m ,hae has arrived from Ham burg with
machinery for beet sugar Ia tory, now
under construction at Grand Island, Neb
She also brough upward Of nifty tons Of
beet seed. Several tons of these seeds
20 forward to the agricultural department
at Washington. The department has
had application for seed up 10 the present
time from over 1900 farmers and appli
cations are constantly coming, which
show the interest being taken regarding
the new and very important industro t.
the farmers III America.