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An Echo From the Farm.
Sometimes I most foreit her when I'm plr

Sometimes most foreit her when I'm plug
gin at my work.
An things goes wrong an most want to cuss
out ike Turk:
But studenf-like her facell cum atwixt me an
the steers
An tie clouds they all look zig-zagged up, as
though i wuZ in tear.
An turn my head one side to keep the sun
from out my yes,
An then-well. through the burrows them ole
OK o mine jes' flies.
1t seems so mighty long y know since she
wuZ with us here,
A-makin' life sad bugle-notos sound out so
glad an clear,
An tuFnin' DER the p'ints o thorns at layed
thick in her way.
An paishunt-like a-smilin' on throughout each
dreary dat-
An that's wot makes this lump come up an
stop the keerless laff
Each time / set an gaze real hard at that ole
fotygraf,
So, when night fall begins to call us to our
eyenin' meal,
My boys an me on bended knee our tremblin'
thanks reveal
TO Him fer Inercies we've received throughout
the toilSome day,
When our poor feet jes' seemed to want
TO lead US all astray;
But the time when all our troubles fly away
eZ light eZ chaf
Is when gether round an gaze at moth
crs fotygraf.
The dear ole face smiles at US ez our voices
drop down W.
An we talk in husky whispers of the good
time long ago,
But then we feel we can't appeal agin the su-
preme Jedge
Who knows wot's best an takes to rest the
loved ones from tier dredge:
An so the cup o peace an joy an happiness
wequaf
When we haul down the book an gaze at
mothers fotygraf!
k c. Tapley
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fine farm of - acres near StoGe= post Office,
having - acres cleared, balance hard wood tim
Der. aad having q frame house, lo4 barn, and an
orchard it. uld distant uun-t;a!f male from a
post Office. store and saloon, VIII be sold cheap
Tcrns: Ole haif down, balance on time.
Have ssyeral o. b aT farms for sale. Apply
&. T.. God5, Sturgeon Bay. Door Co., "
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AYNL- RAHR s SONS.

FroRNEY AND COCES aLOR At LAW.
}ass, IL r5rusJn's Brick BLOCK hi@hth
ttresE. dla gog. 90. Wisconsin.
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ruAs III SEEGER-

,Nrvrr4r. OFFICE UPSTAIRS IS AMBER
: sons BfocE. Corner South Eighth and 'luay
}tfsst- g4ait,wbc, Wis. rr1npt attention VII
,s sfe.sl...l liI rpfg entrusted % ne "pr2'-ol
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1890-01-30

;pREWER AND MASTER, CORNER StATH
b aaI Wl-ln rtaa streets, Soath side Inc
4izaesl cash price pr d for Barley
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EegHSRY YAND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
j dee Ia r,1risoA's DTtce 1ioek. north ehd
IL -.tsst Js.Is:. isnitoHgc. @ @lso5asiii 'oileC-
ll.I.s. .ats.g ssEsudea 10.
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PHYSICIAN And SURGEON. Office Al
| residence Of D. r. simon, Hancock street,
lear tue court house, Nsnitowoc. Wis. del5
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/ losA5i' siaaitowoc. WIS.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-04

The TELE0RAM- HERALD has, from the
first. insisted that Clarence J. loot ia
guilty Of the altogether too common
oGeuse Of embezzlsment. II gave no
credit whatever 20 the defense of tenn
porary insanity once suggested. Il de-
precated any idea of a settlements of
the ofense, but insisted that in stice
should be done. Clarence has pleaded
guilty - the charge made against him,
and it now remains only to look at the
circumstances Of the ofense. with
view 70 Is proper punishment.
Clarence, up 70 the time Of his ofense,
had shown himself 70 De a sober, indus
trious, exemplary young man. Under
a sudden, almost unaccountable temp
tatOn, be fell. As soon as he realized
the snormity Of bis offsnse, the good
name and fame be had sacrificed, the
sacred trust he bad violated, overcome
with remorse but stll following tae dc
tatss az ns noble nature. he returned
o. make rsstjuuol. - far as lay II his
power. and to subu e % whatever pen
atty the lsw imposed The sympathy
Of she citi1ens Of 4~and Rapids went
out 20 him and met him even az ne
stepped from the train The officials
OF tae corporation he had wronged-
who says they are souiless'-bore him
no lli-will. but. w le performing their
boundsn duty. added their sympathy
- the rest. For a moment oniy-con-
trary % his own best judgment, how
sver-Clarencs wavered in his course
and thought 20 mazs stubborn de-
fensa. That Impulse yielded - better
rounsals. ard yesterday he stood before
the tribunal Of justice ike true man
and said. "T have snned before Heaven
ard IN thT sight
And now. what shall The penalty BE-
s. Ear a. punishment a concerned, he
has bad enough. The lsv. however.
must be vindicstsd, bat the TEbEsRAx-
HEsArD doubtless voices tns pop0lsr
sentiment. wren e asks that the pen
= 81 - e pscet az the minimum. What
ever BE- may he, z Clarence vii bat
uasnfuly pay it. and then start hfs
suev iu this esy. he VII fnd his fellow
cisizsns ready 90 forgive and forget the
rast.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-04
To suR.cKInERA
OFFICIAL PAPER Or THE CITY,
Our NEXT MAYOR

The temporary check Ia the proceed
ings OF the Republican city convention,
which occurred AZ Is hrst session, and
seemed. 70 the Democrats, fraught with
fOrebOdings OF Ill 70 Republicans, has
proved blessing in disguise. The con-
venuon reassembled last evening, took
a sober second thought and registered
a decree that SYBEANr WEssELIUs shall
be the next mayor OF Grand Rapids.
A more happy choice could not have
been made. His nomination reconciles
al conflicting interests, If there were
any. lie Is stalwart Of the stalwarts.
His Republicanism has been tested in
the fire OF experience and has come
forth purified from dross. He is no
novice IN political warfare, for his
sword was feshed in the political arena
at the last general election. His cleo
ton "a State Senator then, IN district
which had been for years Democratic,
proves his fighting qualities and bis
popularity as q leader.
His nomination Is an especial compll-
ment 70 the young Republicans of the
city, upon whom the party must always
rely FOR the active operations Of every
campaign. Il VIII infuse new ardor
and enthusiasm into their ranks, and
under his leadership, they viii make
the pending contest one of the most
l
in years.
The prospects are good for a big Re
publican victory. Let Us determine to
secure not only a Republican mayor
but also a Republican council to back
him up. Let Us make tins election the
frat gun IN the struggle, which will not
end until November next. We can dc
II, x We WILL And We are going tc
dOit
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-04
COURT RECORD.

CIEcUTr CouRT-Judge Burch-Alex.
Matheson vs.. Austin Richardson, tres
pass on the case; on trial. John II.
Wearanga admitted 10 citizenship.
Judge Groye-Charies B. Baeder ct. al.
VS.. Inc Sherwood Manufacturing Com
pany. assumpslt; argued and submitted. 4.
SUPERIOR CoUKr-Hon. 4. A. Burlin-
game, judge-The People vs. Clarence
J. Toot; srraigned and pleaded guilty.
In re Charles-st. opening, appearances
entered for Z. Lameris by j. Rogema
and for F. +. Bailey in person. Wilson
III. Richards vs. A. A. Raven ct. al, IN
chsncery; hearing IN open court upon
order 10 show cause why al Injunction
should not issue and receiver be ap-
pointed; petition for receiver denied
and Injunction dissolved.
PROBATE CoUKT-Judge Perkins-Es-
tate of Martin Fritz, deceased; letters
testamentary issued 10 Frank G. Fritz.
Estate Of Charles III. Hensler, minor
guardians final account hled and al
| lowed. In re matter of Cornelius
| Lynch, insane; order for admission to
Michigan State Retreat, ut Detroit, "a
private patient.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-04

Iax tns noruo1a He claimed that the
rssl re4son fox sach dlsfgancAissment
-.z because TIE MoEmons vote rhs
Dszocrane tiekeE Without stopping
70 aoses tAs enzrgs, sc slsn - pass
ugns On - what s fese2Asr-ths fact
tn2G the MorIaons are Democrats.
Credalng Ar. Aznsur with knowing
whereof be spa<ks, ne wish 10 notice N
connection With that admitted fact, one
Or Two other significant ones-
This question arises. Why q q that
there n4s Always been a very close bond
Of uniOn beta cen the Democrats party
and every . stem or abuse, whicn has
been stAmp0a nth the disapprobal.on Of
the country Human slavery Ia this
country Wa . Democratic Institution,
and - the Southern Democrat Il MAS
dezFsr than the Union itself. The
pernicioas doctrine of States rights MAS
a Democratic dogma, and vas more
precious n the eyes OF the Southern
Democrat than the Federal constitu-
ton Secession MAS Democratic idol
and Was resorted 70 oy Southern Dem
ocFats when they felt their power wan
ng in the United States councils. And
xhlle the evils OF intemperance are a
curse 10 al parties, yet the liquor traffic
has receive more sympathy, aid and
comfort from the Democratic party
than from any other that ever existed
and the most notable repulses, that the
Republican party has received from the
people, have come from It's taking q
higher ground on temperance prin
eiples than the people were willing u
maintain. Again We ask, Why IS II
There IS certainly fund OF wholesome
reflection IN the facts.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-04
SALE or BONDS.

Sea - bids vfl - rrceived ~ TIE Assessor
~ Sehool District No III. % LeBoy SAD kose
LAKE. 0ceoia county. Michigan. gntll a Aprii q,
fs.F. ~ 3 o'ciork = u for kFea school bonds
Authorized 70 be issued ~ the voters u sid
district. Roads sTe n ths deneni ns ton 81
f-feesch. ard dated Nareb !, 30. DUE snd
Taysbls "a fellows. SO March J. -. ttf
Msrch ls1f go Mar b 8 iss1 20 March I.
fss Sc March = i.fe BesTirr Interest st
the rate ~ > per cert peT srRUfn. psysble ar
nuaifF srcorf ~ 70 TIE coupons q tsched
r-f1efra Al irteresf ueYshis AZ fhs 90
National Bank ers0d Rsrifs. Nieh'Fsn TIE
assessor reserves the right - Yrfuss eny sad
hds JOHN G. NfH9HHoEs1,
ss.ess.or ~ Sch,ci Tnsfrisf Ne ri q fyerey
snf Rnse Lake 2
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-04
NOTICE OF COMMISSIONERS ON CLAIMS

STATE OF MICHIGAN-County Of Kent. IS.
- Probate Court for said county.
Estate oi
DANIEL SULLIVAN. deceased.
The undersigned having been appointed by
the Hon. Judge oi Probate OF sad county.
Commissioners on Claims IN the matter OF ssid
estate. and SIX months from the I2d day Of
Judge Of Probate. 70 81 persons having ella NJ 9
aganst said estate i1 which 70 present their
ca ms - Us for examination and adjustment.
Notice is hereby given. that We will meet on
Friday the 2d day Of May. A. .. isa0. and on
Monday. the I'd day of September. A D. 4. Q.
~ ten O'Clock a. m. ~ each day. At the OF ee
of Isteum. ClappeTten 4 Hine. No. = Lyon st..
I'm The cftv 81 Grand r 3pids. IN said county. 70
receive and exam A. such claims
FRFD 4. MAYNARD
w ALDBICH TAIEUM.
Dated Aprfi I. 4. =. ls1s. Commissioners.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-04

NOTICE. 10 CRFpjToEs state Of NiebL
y gar. County 81 Kent "a
Nrtfre Il nrreffr ff~~r fnHf - ~ rf@eT ~
TIE pruhsfs Cgurf co. tte l@uafF rf Kent
made On ~ 11fh asT = fenrnarF. a -. -
- nor NJ frarr ffsf fefs vF~~f e. Irvaf 80
rrn1 tiers - rresert theif cisirs sEsinsf fhs
ssiatt ~ Trans seilurk fr.. lsif ~ ssif rogr-s
ferFsesf frf ftaf - eef'fcrs - $50 -
g. - pr0tste 0curt ~ uf frotzff cere, tr
fhs ~ - er2rc ferift Tor ear lFsfi1f
sne "a nwsHes ~ - refnFf fhs lHn eeT -
fuFusf nf1t snf thst s<sc airs ~'it - hrsr<
hsfr-F sait ro1rl nr fuesrsF ere ltff fsr -
tn~ne urrt - frn c'elp-k n fts forfueer ~
fhaf saE
Dst.f rssrusry fs a = -
CTFff > fEpFTNr
fnr - - rsrf.i.sra
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-04

There vas larze attendance of al les
yesterday A. ths sprinx millinery opsu-
irx af CoTi. Knott = Co, 3 Monroe -st
TIE beautif1' exnct ws'i worth So
NJ. Cor. Kr0tf 4 Co hsve sffordsd
ne AIDES II fsrsne Rapids oprortunits -
of view.nS . millinery exhlhit thsi hss
seldom eecn sqlsied III tbs cltv. The
opening closes t3ruorrow evening
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-04
A Flsnrisaisg colIeg. in FIosrishirg
CltF

Commencing at once, the wes,
Michigaa Business College and Normal
school viii make The following offer
~ 30 and including April l0th. To any
one desiring 20 take commercial OF
Shorthand and TypewriGng course, or
both courses. ne vii allow one week :
t1 ton free for day course. and two
weeks tulhon free for evening session.
sfter which, II you wish "a continue.
tbe rate for evening course WI be 500
per week and regular rates for the day
course, which have been reduced. Cat
Or send Tor particulars. Telephone Ne
LIZ Menu at Block.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-04
70 cREnITohs.

NOTICE 70 CREDIT0hs
y state ~ Michigan county - fenf-ss-
Nofice is hereby < ven thsf ~ AZ er1eF oi tie
Probate 1ouTL fuf tuf 20 gnfy q Kent, ~ ace o.
ne lrN dav ~ Nareh a = 80 s'r rnorfhs
from that date were allowed for rr~eitrrt -
present their claims sRsrsl tll estate 81
LfIHFEfNF CDSII.
iste a. said eosnfr deceased end fhsf al
cred 'ors II sslf eereasef srf required g. rrf
sent their claims a. sid Probate CONT - fhs
PROBATE oFlcs in tht city - Grand taplct 81
sxsu uaftor Snd aiirwsure on ~ before SO
llfn cay 81 SEPTEMBER next snf thnt sDct
claims -in - heard htfeFs ssif r1urf or
Trfday fhs lIfh dsT of Sspt-u1bsf neat. 81 80
O'clock in thf forenoon of th<t dsT
Dated Hsrch f2. =. Z isfs
CTRuE p PERKTNF.
Fl spr ipegs 81 frobais
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-04
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
~ State ~ Michigan. county Of kenf-ss.
Notice is hereby given. that by a. order 81 i1s
Probate Court. foF the county 81 kent. mace
on the 7th dsy OF Nsrcn. A. ID j. Q. -
months from that date were allowed for crrti-
tors 10 present their Gains azsinst ibe estate
Of
MARY CLEMENT
late 81 SAID ccuntv. eeeas-c, sno tnst a.
creditors % said deceased are required r. IRE
cent their claims a. sad Probate ccurt. ~ the
Probate Once IN fhe city ~ f,ranc kzpins Tor
examination SO allowance GA oT before NJ
sth CAY ~ September nfrf ara ihaf SUI
claims VII be heard before said c0urf or Non
dav the Eth dav % SEPT sm per uert. 81 ten
O'Clock fr tie fore uocr oi thar day.
CYRUS T. PERKINS,
ri sprt Judge % Probate
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-04

EK-surveyor of Customs Andy F.
Shafer, eXUnited States Marshall d. r.
Waters and W. p. Leffngwell have filed
articles of association of the Grand
Rapids Table Company. Each OF the
stockholders holds 200 shares.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-04
COOPERATIVE EMPLoYMENT co.


- 1alAat-SAsf t~O9AA AZ
N-Ew 7-room house. on West side. Only slcSe
NEW 7-room house. near Eastst. 1900.
TX ROOM house on Barclay ST. lot. eir3oe;
lo alley in rear; $500.
On ACRES. miles north Of cityi fooc coil
~ Viii trade for q good lot or lots.
IN ACRES. ~ miles from oity. SIC. VIII
lV trade for good lot oI small house
A CHOICE 40 acres en- Leonard ct. miles
IL from city. VIII sell or treoe for good city
property.
I HAVE 10000 acres Of land for sale in
Il Nebraska and Wyoming At from q % 9 an
acre easy terms.
pEACH lands on Lake Shore for sal. or trade
7 HAVE some choice farms for sale. that csn
not be duplicated FOR the money ln the
state.
I HAVE some rne farms. near city. that
viii exchange for city property.
.PERCH.SNY WIDER
Is Cansl-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-04
WIZ Is IT.

NJ MansBr, 81 M ssouri, n his srzu-
raeut fer the admission ~ Tfaho into
ths Tnlon. criticised strongly ths pro
vision & tas constitution dixfrsnchis-
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-04

Having sold out The When Shoe
Store, all persons owing me Will please
call at 1, Arcade, and settle.
i. l.. RraGs
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-04

For set OF high back dining chairs,
antique finish. for IS, 20 70 Vinegar
Furniture Company.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-04

Elegant natural flower souvenir cards
with photo Of Niagara Falls gwen 70
each lady customer today and tomor-
row at the Star Clothing House.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-04
Lily white Flour

Makes finest pastry, bread or biscuit.
The best IS cheapest and most sstls-
factory.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-04

Spring Opening at the "Star." Today
and tomorrow beautiful souvenirs given
to every lady customer.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-04

Nobby Lord Fsuntleroy suits for boys
at the star.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-04

~ les Tpr cigar = laxf ~hst i =
r}al7ef - -. -s&r feax EsVxaa cs5eF a. s.
sgls q ar 80 iEar u tae nArks[
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-04

For snsntique oak sideboard, marble
top, French plate mirror. for SIS, 60 10
Vinegar Furniture Company.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-04
ANIMAL NETTING.

Th- srruai r1estiuz ~ the sf,~kho hoifs~s q
fhe pTesideuf snd directors o. fhe grsnd Rar
its Hytr7ullc Company wil fe bed ~ ths ~
fcr e the cDn nsnv fn TIE Id yard hisrk fr
The ctfT = sTagG Rspids @safe 81 Mirhizan
u Iue~taT the efh fzg - Nav 80 a. E
siaeg IN rae fsreaecn
J0HS 2 MORE. seerstary.
pst>s March p. isa ray
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-04

Hotel and Boarding House Supplies a
speciality.
A Telephone Order will receive our
careful attention.
Telephone. 46I
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-04

S2 600 Holst With eight rcoms Aaa ieii
% gOVO GA Nt Acruon-sts cisirrU and
Re.l water lots southeast ~ city a. acfes 81
hard timber iu ChcooyEan County ana ~
acres. 81 Improved, ~ miles southeast 81 a "a.
Viii exchange i0I houses aac iotS % sell ans
OF the above ga easy terms. hr. - II. Hos
once. Niddlc0Hb hu4idinE Ice
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-04

kR0R SALk-Houss sne lsL LID Summer -
sroom aousr moorrn improvements VII
exchange fOT cheaper properJS. luxuire ~
IL SUMNER 81 -
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-04

Eok SALE. cheap en- Jones sdaifion % the
ely ii Oraad k4pids. three l0url hE ~
nile ffoM tie n-. u II A n. crossing fOur
tNe are lots geoc ios pisttiHg' i0uf nse
AgFe lots good Tor peaches, 2nc ass one scfe
and enc fourth acre lots 81 Sldo foE further
Information inquire On the premises koN.
A, JaBeS- -
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-04
SITUATIONS wAKTED-fEKALE.


WANTED-Situationi in the lumber trade by
w a man OF fourteen years experience Can
do any thing from the lowest yard work 20 the
office. Travelling preferred. Thoroughly &C
Quainted through Indiana and OHIO best Of
city references. Address q. Lowell. Mich. s6
WANTED-By the middle of June. situation
w by experienced lady stenographer and
Remington operator; references. Address y.
0Deli. Bowling Green. Ohio. -
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-04

FARMING lands under nearly every state o.
Il cultivation for sale oD easy terms.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-04

PM aud timbered land bought aad sold.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-04

WE HAVE DESI IAL PRACTICE VIII
w instruments al iu running order, worth
e. 1000 winch we viii close out at q bargain
this is a are opportunity tor young dentist;
call at once and Investigate.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-04
s WEET n SCHMIEL

REAL ESTATE. INSURANCE AND LOANS
is2is Monroe street.
Rooms 81 ana - Telephone i0L
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-04

FOR RENT-Store corner West Fulton sns
COurt-sts-. suitable for any purpose. n
cuire. Mrs J. I. Sfrahan 45 West Fulton. 35t
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-04
FOR RBET-BUsIEEss PLACES

FOR RRNT-Stores Nos. Is and "a, corner o
Monroe and North DiyisloB-st- IDquin
at room Wennam block. 10
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-04

wAHTED B0AEDERe

RoARD and loegins Al the Michigan House
ID 81 50 per Weea Stff
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-04

nUk esys are gllGiag swiftly ~ sse ths
y sSoncr yeQ purchase tAsf 80 b"ihs ths
na0rc comioff xea sre ssfs ~ tAkt1< u toef
eArkAiy Rl.srlg4@xS- lczlAs eAsis = = rtefAA-
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-04
SITUATIONS wAETRD-gALg.


"ANTED-Lum5erman wants u situation
w as travelling salesman; one WHO Is thor
oughiy acquainted with the grades Of ohio
and PENNSYLVANIA: references exchanged. Ad-
dress I. c. D.. 263 Sawtellave. Cleveland.
Ohio. y.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-04
TOR RFKT-ROnEE.

E0R RENT-One or two stores. corner 6her
j. man Eastsfs.; good location tor an,
kind of business; only SO and sl5 per month
Inquire No. u Csnai-st J. w. Ciosterhouse.
~
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-04

kJk SAlk-Mhy PAY sry more ineacs tof
renI shcE ] caU Sc ssN kcsesi ~
home 81 PARIS 81 College sfcs-s a n0AtAts
psyWeHtsf SasISsiy aiElGr th&G scaf real
A0W U,.s.s yea Property cleSs - tbs Lev
caeic the &Ae s4fx - TEsc - pof oelt6 IL The
Dext GhrSe ycsTS. Aot eHf ~ ths soorN ar nesr
mel to v aoal ! have sele hemes II TIE pAst
wear. Woula sell eut Tor what thes save iiit
Charles n TalElS 1ufks a buchanan lsx 1t
hce LedyarS blooG-
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-04

FOR RENT-The premises now occupied BY
!. J. Lamb Co. No. and N South lonia-
St; possession given May I. Apply 10 J. II.
Bonnell. Hawkins Block. -
FOR RENT-Two stores and rooms table
for Offices or light housekeeping IN Porter
Block. corner OF Monroe aud Diyision-sts. q
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-01-03
An Out.ider's Opinion,

In speaking of the mining industry, lis
past and future in New Mexico, the Ell
Paso Bulletin prints the following over
Prof. Longuemare's signature:
A favorable sign that appeared during
the last two months of the expired year
was the attention given to properties
containing zine ores, and it is not i'm
probable that before 1890 merges into
1891, that plants will be erected near
Santa Fe, N. NJ, and Ell Paso that will
offer market to those possessing zinc
mineral of which there is an abundance
in the southwest.
But while the aggregate industry in the
southwest has not experienced boom
during 1885, and a number of valuable
districts have remained comparatively in
active or altogether so, renewed activity
has occurred at other points, as for in
stance at CerrllIos, San Pedro and Golden,
Santa Fe county, N. M.
Reports from reliable sources for some
time past have been in circulation indi-
eating that at an early date works that
utilize the iron and coal of New Mexico.
are to be erected near Santa Fe, and such
enterprises, in view of sn almost certainty
ofrecIprocity with Mexico, will be rendered
possible and profitable in Ell Paso by the
construction Of the White Oaks railway.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-01-03
ADJUSTMENTS.

A splendid audience greeted the Bunch
Of Keys company at Gray's opera house
last evening. This very funny affair
was only fairly rendered as whole. The
"hotel man" and his boy were all right,
and some of the singing was entertaining,
but outside OF those features the audience
did not greatly enthuse.
Yesterday afternoon Capt. John Gray
and q. ii. Gregg entered into an agree
ment whereby Mr.. Gregg will in the
future have the management of all
theatrical entertainments presented here,
either at the court house or Gray's opera
house. mir. Gregg has had considerable
experience in this line, las large &C.
quaintance among theatrical managers,
and will be able to bring to Santa Fe
some OF the best attractions on the road.
On January Is the charming Katie
Putnam is booked to appear here, and a
little later will probably bring us Mrs.
Geo. S. Knight and her strong company.
On the Both will come the Spider and
the Fly" combination, a spectacular play
with vivid scenic effects and a cast that
requires thirty-fve people. On February
the celebrated Cleveland Haverly min.
stiels will give performance here.