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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-06-05
THE AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE,
A Little Talk with President Hadley on
the Progress of the Institution.

Prof Hiram Hadley, president of the
New Mexico agricultural college and ex-
perimental station, informs the New
MEXICAN that the excavation for this
public institutions first building was be-
gun at Las Cruces Yesterday. 1t is to be
a slightly structure of brick, two stories in
height, with stone trimmings. j. R.
Bogardus, of Las Cruces, the lowest bid
der in the contest, has the contract, and
will have the structure ready for occupan-
cy by December |, next.
Prof. Hadley goes east shortly to pur.
chase a library for the college, a duty he
is well fitted to perform because
of his long connection with
the book trade, and during
the construction of this building the col
lege will also expend some $1,000 in vari-
Gus instruments necessary to make the
equipment of this college first class in
every detail.
The first session OF the college, recently
closed, WAS highly successful, and the fall
term will open in September with large
attendance In securing the services Of
Prof. Blunt, late Of the Colorado agri'
cultural college, Prof. Hadley thinks the
board of regents OF this institution spe-
cially fortunate. Prof. Blunt was with
the Colorado college for twelve years and
aided in building it up, and he comes
here with practical experience gained
there that will prove most advantageous
in building up the New Mexico college.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-06-05
AT A RIPE OLD AGE.
The Widow of the Late Gov. Army Passes
Away-Ons Of tho Pioneer Women
OF New Mexico.

Mrs. Selma Army, the widow OF the
late Gov. W. F. M. N. Army, fell asleep
in death at St. Vincent's hospital at 5
o'clock last evening. Her age was 80
years. For the past six months her
health has steadily failed, and when death
came it was one of peace and quiet.
Grandma" Army, as she has been famil-
iarly called for wears was native OF Vir-
ginia. She and Gov. Army were residing
on farm in Illinois when the general re-
ceived from President Lincoln, during the
latter's first term, q commission as secre.
tary OF New Mexico. Together they came
here in 1868, and for twenty years Gov.
Army was a prominent figure in Off
cial and political circles here. He
served as secretary, as special agent
of the Indian department and as Navajo
Indian agent. An only son, Charles
Army, is now a resident of Glenwood
Springs, Colo.
Mrs. Army" said a citizen this morn
ing who had known her since 1864, was
one of the nobest women God ever made
a lady of refinement. Her tastes were all
thoroughly domestic. Her home in early
DAYS here was haven of rest and peace
and her dinners were the grandest that
pioneers ever enjoyed"
Gov. Army died on the train at Topeka
while Ell route from the east to
Santa Fe some ten years ago,
leaving his wife in very POOR circum-
stances. For the past eight years she has
been without means of support. For
several years David Miller and his wife
looked assduously after her comfort, and
she occupied room at the Father Hayes
place on Manhattan avenue, where the
good Sisters of Charity were almost daily
seen ministering to her welfare. Some
five years ago the Sisters had her removed
to the hospital and since that time their
tender sympathies and their charity has
sustained the dear old woman In her
declining years. In her religious beliefs
Mrs. Army was Methodist. Gov. Arny's
remains are inferred in the old Masonic
cemetery. Mrs. Arny's last request was
that she be laid beside her husband, but
this can not be because the Masonic
cemetery IS condemned and all bodies
there will soon have to be transferred
elsewhere. The officers of Fair View
cemetery have kindly donated lot for
the purpose, and Mrs. Arny's body will
there be inferred, the remains OF Gov.
Army to be transferred there later. The
funeral took place at o'clock this after
noon,
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-06-05
SANTA FE COUNTY MINES,


Dan TAYLOR. Theo Carey and Dan Ea-
gan have resumed work on the Live
Oak.
Another and very promising prospect
has been opened near the Chester, Ger
rillos district.
The Greenwood Brothers, Swan and
English, are working the old Ortiz mine
under lease from Z. +. Sluder.
At the present time some twenty odd
men are earning good wages extracting
placer gold with dry washers near DO
lores.
Abe Spiegelberg has packed away in
boxes one of the handsomest OF mineral
collections. 1t has taken him life time
to gather it, but it is worth fully $4,000.
A citizen who recently inspected the
big copper mine at San Pedro says Supt.
Mclaughlin is right when he used the
words: San Pedros best days have yet
to come"
J. G. Allen, formerly with the Cash
Entry, is now superintendent OF the
'Incoln-Lucky 1t is not yet known here
whether or not Mr.. Reynolds has paid
the bond money and taken the mine, or
whether it will revert to the company.
F. II. Strong and man named
Halle, Of St. Louis, have taken bonds Oh
the Hattie and Baird mines at Dolores.
and have expended money enough to
Justify the belief that they mean busi-
ness. Both are expected soon from ST.
Louis to discuss the method OF treating
the ores.
The Cash Entry and Central new ma
Chinery was not started up yesterday, but
the whistle will screeCh Tor the first time
to-day or tomorrow. Geo. Bibb returned
from the camp last evening and says the
is foundation there is being laid for i'm
mense industrial works that will yield
silver, lead and zinc.
The Tres Hermanos has closed down
at San Pedro until heavier pumping ma
chinery can be shipped from the east.
Thought there WAS "a scarcity" OF
water at Pedro. The Tres Hermanos
shaft proves the contrary. Now
develop the water and operate those rich
placer beds.
Through the efforts of Hon. s. D. Bald
win the Rose gold property at Dolores
was yesterday bonded to Chicago parties.
They agree to expend $4,000 in develop
ment work within six months and il at
that time they are pleased with the min
eral showing they are to purchase the
property for $4,000. w. &. Ashdown,
of Santa Fe, and W. f. Gortner, of Las
Vegas, are among the owners Of the
Rose.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-06-05
POLITICAL POINTERS.

President B. NJ. Read, of the Santa lie
Republican club, to-day arranged for hold
ing the meetings OF the club at tho county
court house, extra expenses for gas end
janitor to be paid by the club a meetiHg
will be called shortly
The talk Is that Romulo Martinez is to
be the Democratic nominee for the coun-
Gil from Santa Fe county
1t looks as if the session OF the Repub'
liCan central committee, to be held here
on the 18th instant, will be well attended.
Delegate Joseph now says he does not
wish to he candidate for reelection, but
he is willing to be forced. Albuquerque
Citizen.
The Republicans will carry Rio Arr'ba
county at the coming election by large
majority. All the indications point in
that direction,
1t is reported that the Santa Fe county
Democracy will either place c. F. Easley
| or W. Z. Dame on its ticket for the lower
| house OF the legislature.
There are several candidates for the
position of deputy revenue collector at
Albuquerque. 1t seems as if John Bor-
radiale had the strongest pull.
The friends OF Thomas P. Gable are re-
ported as doing good deal of quiet, but
effective work for him in the direction Of
the Democratic no mination for sheriff.
If the tax payers of this county do not
contribute toward Democratic election
slush fund, the Democratic ticket OF
Santa Fe county will have hard time
pulling through this fall.
G. r. Martindell and Orrick Jackson
are candidates for the appointment of
deputy revenue collector at Prescott. 1t
looks as if Martindell had very strong en-
dorsements and is the best fitted man
for the place.
A Republican league club has been or
ganized at Lincoln, the county seat of the
county of the same name. Mr.. Jose
Montana, we'll known citizen, is pres-
dent of the club. The club in that locality
will do great deal of good; among its
members are such good men as George
Sena, Romualdo Montana and Bonifacio
Baca. The Lincoln precinct contains
about 400 voters and the club has al ex-
celent field to work in.
The Dona Ana Republican league club
is the strongest in the territory. Col. AL
bert J. Fountain is the president and
Messrs. Mariana Barea, George
Lynch and Eugene Van Pattea are the
vice presidents. The club has about H.
800 members on its rolls. There is a
separate organization in each precinct
called section with a member of the ex-
ecutive committee of the club and its
head, and these sections make up the
Republican league club of the county.
The organization OF the cluo is excellent,
and it will do good work for the Republic
can ticket at the coming elections.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-06-05
FOR INDEPENDENCE DAY.


As result of the fire departments
meeting night before last committee to
prepare for an unusually hilarious cele-
bration of Independence day was named
to consist of Messrs. John Gray, A. M.
Dettlebach, Frank Chavez, F. L. Harri.
son, ]. L. Van Arsdell, Sol. Spiegelberg,
J. w. Conway, Chss. Bacon, E. W.
Parker. At 10 O'Clock this morning the
above named met at the office of the
chairman, John Gray, and discussed
the features of the entertainment to
be provided on July 4. 1t was decided to
make up an attractive program for the
DAYS sport to consist of horse racing,
Indian footraces, speed contests by the
hose and hook and ladder teams, etc., a
fine display OF fireworks to take place in
the evening followed by p grand ball.
The various subcommittee will be ap-
pointed to morrow. go, :,
A special attractive feature will be the
racing program, several horses from Al
buuueruue, Galisteo and Pojoaque having
already been secured for matches with
Santa Fe horses. This morning race
was arranged between the Bacs horse,
of Albuquerque, and Hilario Ortiz
runner for 500 aside, to take place
here on the 4th. Liberal purses
will be offered as prizes. The federal
park, which is circle Of one'third OF
mile, is being placed in fine condition.
The citizens are determined that large
crowd OF visitors shall put In an enjoy.
able day in the capital city on July 4, and
they will be Hospitality entertained: Re-
duced rates over both the railroad linea
will be granted.
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whatever, and il ought to be &c Under
stood. In fact the official mail has not
been touched since his sickness began.
Secretary Thomas has become impatient
of the delay OF incorporation, and has
created little city corporation, not all to
himsel, but all his own, to the extent OF
gas lamp in front of his residence 1t
shines out brightly enough to keep the
moss back from that entire end OF town
A literary and debating society has
been organized by the following named
young men: Camilo Padilla, Facundo
Pine, Manuel Delgado, J. s. Candelarlo,
A. p. Hill. All young men in Santa Fe
are invited to send in their names for
membership. The next meeting will be
held at Gray's hall on Tuesday evening,
the 10th inst.
The last of the heavy machinery for the
Fischer ice manufsCtory was delivered
yesterday. The great double drive.wheels
were too weighty to be loaded on the
trucks, and Dudrow q Hughes devised a
clever scheme to transport them, attach
ing them to the rear Ct the platform
wagon
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-06-05

Everybody admits we carry tic
largest stock in the territory
In our line, consequently
We defy competition In
quality or in prices.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-06-05
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

Attend the June fete tonight.
A.E. Green, of Ell Psso, Texas, is in
town.
Ed. McGunn, Of Albuquerque, is at the
Exchange.
The county board will remain in ses-
sion all week.
Splendid decorations for the June fete
are going on to-day at Gray's opera house.
Ed. White, Chicago, and w. E. Os-
borne, of New York, are registered at the
Palace.
The Allan property on Galisteo road,
opposite the Easley place, was sold this
morning to E. Yrisarri for $2l5.
The home grown strawberries have shut
the imported article out Of the local mar
ket. This is as it should be,
Mrs. Henry G. Burnett, very kindly
remembered here by many, arrived this
morning from Chicago, and is guest at
the Palace.
A. M. Molock, from Ell Paso, a colored
man with fine business qualifications, has
located in Santa Fe and will probably
open an ice cream patlor here.
Gov. Prince is not so we'll to day as it
was hoped yesterday he would be. He
is very weak and mends slowly. Notwith'
standing these repeated announcements
1t is singular how many people persist in
calling and asking to see the governor on
business. Ns can attend 70 NJ business
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-06-05
The JUNE FETE.
A Delightful Evenings Entertainment at
Gray's Opera House Tonight.

Everything ia in readiness for the June
fete which takes place at Gray's opera
house tonight, the proceeds of which 60
toward improving the plaza park. There
will be music and dancing, feasting and
flowers, and the people are expected to
attend en- masse. There have been some
changes in the musical program, hence
the following is republished:
song-Bid Me to Live ............,...,,,.H atton
Mr.. I, G. Littehales.
Violin Solo (selectedl ......,,...,M Miss L. Perea
Harp Stockholders Last Waltz .,....,..........
Mis- Carmen Sena
Vocal Duet-Whispering Hope. ................
Miss /, Crentzburg and Mr.. T, G. Litllehales.
Violin Solo Rubeza hi. :..:..:..'.'...,,W ichtl
Miss Jennie Walz.
Mandolin Solo-Mandolino Danza Miss L. Perea
SUng-say Not Farewell. Millard
MIR. T. G. LittIehales
Accompanies: Mrs. E. Yrisarri Mr.. wedees.
The ladies committees in charge of the
flower and reireshment division is Sc &C! :,:i
!o~c: Lemonade-Mrs. Smith and Mrs.
Hampton coftee-Mrs. Bischoff, Mrs.
Call and Mrs. Thomas; salads and plates
Mrs. Chapman, Mrs. Clancy, Mrs.
Smith, Mrs. Hampton; pickles - Mrs.
Spradling; bread and biscuits-Mrs.
spradling, Mrs. Kock, Miss Hilgert,
Mrs. Yrisarri; cakes-Mrs. Yrisarri,
Misses Ethel and Mabel Meany
Esther Warner; flowers, Mrs. Baca, Miss
Maggie Johnson, Miss LEngle, Miss
Sena, Miss Jennie Perea.
The concert will begin at $3.50. Pan
cho's orchestra will furnish music for
dancing. General admission, including
concert, supper and flowers, 81 children
half price.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-06-05
CONNECTIONS.

ALBUQUERQUF-A.,T T. & 6. +. Railway for all
points east and south.
PRFsCO1T JUNCTlON--Pr Prescott & Arizona
Central railway, for Fort Nhipple snd Pres
eott.
BARSTOW-C aifornia Southern railway for Los
Angeles, ean Diego and other sCuth,in tall
fornia points.
M0JAVE- outhcrn Pacific for San Francisco,
Sacramento and northern California points.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-06-05
TERRITORIAL TIPS.
Territorial newspapers are very dull.

go
:, .. "A. hean q 20. Will Jake lie Las
vegas school sonds--no hgufes gwen
postoffice Inspector Spooner is at work
at Taos and Elizabethtown.
-,
CLAYTON, the llVellest llttle town IN all
New Mexico, IS JUST now sustaining
front.-Trinidad Advertiser,
IN the fecos valley l4o quarter sections
OF land nave peen entered IN the last
three months-io,ooo acres OF ne" farms
and all under dltch.
representative of the Holt cattle COM
many is here from Denver TO make n bid
for the nurchase of II 900 head of cattle
now beiny driven across the country from
the lower Pecos to this city.-Optic.
M a large owner and official of the Gal
Inn coal company, formerly a wagon
freigbter betw cen III Moro and Santa Fe,
held some friendly chats with old time
friends in the citv Yesterday morning and
left for his home on the noon train
Trinidad Advertiser.
The divorce suit OF Scout w. Scout
which Is now gong on pelofe u. y.
bantz, master IN chahcerv, Is approach
Ing the END, SO lar aS taxing the testl-
mony Is concerned. Inc principal con-
tehtioh IN tne case ID tne CUSTODY ot tne
monv'--Silver City Sentinel
.,..---..-ac.-.,r
Albuquerque court note Inls morning
the grand jury returned louf indictments,
two OF the parties indicted now belng
under arrest. A true Dill was 1ound
against fideias ChaVes, VINO is alleged TO
have STABBED her husband 10 deatil near
N%!m'ento last mohtn. e." Ciahcy
and b. Rodey argued motions Tor
new trial IN the electment case Mariana
); Otero vs.. Emeterio Archuleta ct; al
The court TOOK the matter under ADVISE
ment.
Clayton wall; John Y. Hill. manager
OF the Clayton Town Co., has made ar
engagements Tor sinking a well IN the
square near the railroad. Every person
subscribing SZo 10 the Wen lunu VIII re-
celve deed from the Town company Tor
one residence lot IN tile Town OF Clayton'
A large WIND mill ana tank VIII De erect,
ed and pipes run through the principal
streets to residences and stores, trees set
out and general Improvements made.
Inc paper was starred yesterday morning
ana already $ooo has been subscribed 10
the enterprise.
CAPTAIN W. II. Hugo. who resides at
Fort Bavard ia an old soldier who should
pc rewarded by ms country Tor services
ne rendered u. Mr.. BecK"lth, MEMBER
OF Congress from Kentucky, has lntroal-
ced House PHI NO. IO,3l4 TO relnstate MIN
captain IN the cavalry service ana place
hlm on the oiiicers retIred llst. Inc OH
has been referred to the comnlttee on
army AFFAIRS captain hugo Is no" Sky
years OF age. lie lost his nearing ID the
service, ana Is badly crippled, tne iesuit
OF WOUNDS received at dettyspurg,, during
the war OF the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Eddy Argus observation "In New Mex.
leo it is different. Here the farmers mar
ket is almost at his door. He can sell al!
he raises to the neonle in the mountains
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-06-05
Carleton Posts Thanks.

At last evenings meeting Of Carleton
post, G. A. r., the following resolutions
were adopted
Resolved, That the thanks of the mem
bers of Carleton post be, and they are
hereby, given to the ladies who so kindly
contributed, and those who prepared the
flowers on Decoration day for decorating
the graves of our fallen comrades.
Resolved, That it was with pleasure and
a patriotic pride that We witnessed on
that day at the cemetery such grand
concourse of citizens, who by their pres
ence and participation in the ceremonies,
paid the tribute of respect to the memory
Of our dead, and the cause for which sc
many gave their lives
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-06-05
SIMON EILGER
Contractor & Builder.

Cabinet Making of all kinds, and repair
Ing done promptly and in a first class man
ner; filing and repairing saws.
shop, four doors below Schnepple's,
on Frisco Street
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-06-05

we have III stock Is line of Toilet
Articles Of every description;
also "a fan line OF Import
T, ed Cigars Il Imported
~ California Wines
and Bra,,I.tS.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-06-05
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars.

No change is made by sleeping car passengers
between Ssn Francisco md Kansas City, or
San Diego and Los Angeles and Chicago
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-02

Go and See u. 4. Handy.
Il NJ! Cochranc 10 quite sick hi,
week.
New baby carriages At =. v. Toy,
lor's.
Deyo will will rave you money o,
paint.
X, v. Shirley vas in Liocola this
week.
Editor warren va, in Lincoln
Sunday.
Follow the crowd sad 20 IN Mrs. r.
Nevhouse's.
Dcyo has . fine line Of join,ed G.h
poles and tackle.
Black henri eta shavls, silk fringe
at the New York store.
For the lstcst styles ia dry goods 70
10 Mrs. y. Nevheuse.
You will lose money II you do no,
buy your vail paper ., Dsyo's
Rev. Bean occupied the ~ h.
chnreh pulpit in this city, las, sus'
day.
The incest line Of pattern hats and
bonusts In the city Al the Nev York
store.
Mrs. 8. X MsBtiae hes moved hss
millinery goods TO che New Yosi
store.
Rev. y. A. Randall occupied ths
n, !. church pulpit 10 Superior lee,
Sabbath.
Attorney Davis, ~ understand 81.
poets 70 70 70 wyosing ia . fec ds,.
on business.
For the latest ssi ehespsa besdsd
srsls sad dress goods, call 90 Mr.
y. Sevhouse.
The Nsbrssks sod ksnsss Psru
Linen 20. vsst Ill the good fsm
hans they ess get
We have . eosplsts lise d bee.
ball ecods. ksnoosts sod ersqss,
ssta--L. II. Dsyo.
Allsa 7. Ayers and Asgsss Pis,
stOa sdd their sasss 20 The GrssI
Family Weekly TOT 1890.
Oar black ksss 10 he kess Sa ne
vomss SD etildsss. wsusstsi ess
eoloss u the Nee Yort Store.
II yos ere soiss 10 boy . carp.
soc Gil ave aessy SD ses ID,
bss: BY esllisg % Y. V. Tsylsr
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10 70 drsv u from de totism 90 q
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tisss 20 che had ~ s<s.ssd.rs si
have ssiirsssd the uiislgAi he.r
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The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-02

Mr.. Winters 10 putting In cit,
water
Condition powders Of Ill linds .,
Dcyo's.
Red Cloud ~as crowded With people
Saturday.
Ours i. the stock Tor you 10 look .,
McNiu 4 GsIushs, The Clothien.
W. are the leaders 10 ,Ls vslI 70
per trade this 'p'iny-L II. peyo.
10 not fall % call snd see my stock
Of window shades .--f. V. TAYtoA.
Buy yosr millinery good. 81 Mr.
) X SeBride ~ the New Yofk Store.
X A. Handy will give you the los
est 6gufss Of anyone 10 ,osn on lam
Der.
MeNiu 4 Gaiashs have filed W
their additional room uish . sne Iiss
Of goods.
Oar citizens stc setting out large
sunbes u shade sad ofnsmssis! uess
this spring.
The itching 81 the ses,p, telling ~
the hsif resulting ~ bsidnsss are ~
ten caused BY dspdruS vhieh may be
cured by us'ng us!l's hair sssssst
Losss made 81 loo sstss Of ia,efss,
BY che Nsbrasts 4 ksssAs Yarn Loaf
Go. Money ready - zoos ~ papers
ere sigaed.
There UAs . ahioa t~smtstsass
ssstisg 81 'hs n. u. Church lest Sou.
dsy ,vcsiag. Rev Tsgssu. ocespy-
leg the pulpiI
F~sstaefly 4 Aal,s are still .silisg
visesss and tssasalsr juice. Gail sad
see then. Good cider vinegar 10, Is
sss's per x,lIos.
Oar sprins stock u bets sod ssvs
10 roe complete, consisting ~ svs,y
thias Of the lsis dssisss " solbv
goods 4 GALuma.
Oar ei.So sea's shoes Gee b. bee,
10 ii, Csissd stsks. IL ksts,s ises
% eosgrsss. Try rsi', u CAss
seAsSsit. Hss yost ss,sv.
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hess liviss 10 Tssssssss fa che lac,
Svs pears have sssssssa s.rk 49,
oil stssd tAs sssssf 10 THE sesssy
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w.. Hsesss. K4A Cssd a, Leave
orders ~ Ckss. ssksaas.. Al tis4
Of carpet vsssisz sSss on .hsr 90
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