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The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-16

Read l. N Vsncr's new advertise.
inert 10 another column.
Joe Warner hss gone 70 Omshs.
10 ace a. u : petit juror
The ~pos,ohhcc has been nicely dc.
co'a,cd by tho =. N. Warren.
Coz Of Pleasant Hill township
). building . nice dwelling house.
Ours !, tho stock for you 10 lock .,
McNnu 4 Gslu.hs. The Closhisr
DO no, fsii % cell snd see my stock
Of vind"~ shades -. V. TAYLOR.
Bay your millinery goods 81 Mr.
; X Mcbride 81 the New York Store.
X a. Handy vili give you ihe loo
esi hHurcs OF snyooe 10 tom on lsm
Der.
Mrs. Fred Wiotop .. IN the city vie.
itins 81 Cnelc Goo'g. W,aion's f.s,.
denee.
McNiuA GAlushs have allied W
their additional room 9TH . Zoe lias
Of goods.
The Nsbs.sks snd ksnsss Fsrm
I.nsn 60. ~sn oil the good farm
l"sss they ret get
l.osss made ., loo rstes 81 istsr.st
BY the Ssbrasts 4 ks.sss Psrm Losa
Co. Money red, ss o .. Paper.
are sisn'd. a.
Oeyo 10 giving sssy 10 led 80 ssm
ples 81 bis sp.e'sl odoss. % esn .sfsiy
ssy ihsy ere the 6nsst perfsnss ss
ever "smoled"
FsstIssly 4 Aal's ere st,ll sslliss
vinegar sad vss'slss juice. Call sid
see them. Coed elder s,ssgss ios IS
cents per Rsllos
Our spring stock u ksts sad es,s
70 noe complete, consisting ~ o.'y
thiag 81 the late dssigns ~ sobt,
goods .-McSirr 4 SALrsmA.
Oar 81 30 ms.'s shoe. ,ss', b. bee,
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~ ooosr,s. 1o pair, ., chs.
sehsseit. N.s ys't ssr..
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ssstsd the 'ooms lately vses.d b.
d. Enish sud ell foligv b.. t,o.
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The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-16

For the latss. stylcs 10 dry goods &c
70 Mrs. y. Nssheuss.
Black henrietta .ha~ls, elk firing,
q the New York store.
The incest line Of pattern hst. and
bonnets In the city 81 the New York
stOre.
Mrs. 8. X. Nc Bride has moved he,
millinery goods TO the New York
store.
Chairman Wilder Of the board Of
supervisors Gas in the CITY on busi
ness Monday.
For the latest and cheapest beaded
~rals end dicss goods, call on Mu
Y. Nevhouse.
/, iss lissIe TOO dry At present for
farming. The vesther clerk vili
please tsic notice.
The people seem 10 cstch Oh shers
70 trade. Deyo's lov prices have
brought him . big trade this Sprios
Tho s'mo.ph-ric changes % the
last few day. IL enough 70 chill the
conscience Of evea "a editor. let clone
the rest Of msLkisd.
Frsnk Qu,glcy hiss severed HE con.
nection with L. W,sper's Golden
Essls clothing housc and has goae to
brsking on the Is. 4 u.
We vsni our correspondents 70 Send
in the ness every seek u u 10 DOL,
. half oossa items 20, week. We
vill furnish stationary to oil
No greater srism2h In medicine OF
chemistry has been recorded than
Halle hair rsoeve 70 ssvivify end
rs''ore grey hair to the color Of youth
T. T. l~Iscter's eev building sss,
TO Lindsey 4 Smiths psctins hos..
10 fact nearing completion snd vilI
soos be ready fcr oeesvssey.-Nss
castle Ness.
j. J.. Frame hss see.s,ly psrhs.sd
. hse cell bofisg sssehins With shiet
he esp go down ,btp the bossls oi
the earth ., tho rate Of 800 feet 30,
every ,%vea'y-iour hour.
II yes i.t IN ts'shs.. .sh . 10,
your boys ~ ri,ls that Gill s,ssd ii.
scar ssd issr % every dsy . age, ,ks'
10 ssts q hoaess lesihss th,ossh hoo
spd 90 ean q sssss itsss call .,
the Nee York store.
Frcn . letter fron oss old sad ..
tssss5 !r:rrd. " Il. Edieass ..
Learn the, be ssd his fssiiy ere do,n,
siesly 10 the soo,b ssd Ike The econ
~, very nseh. Tus Curss oil al
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a. al ti@ss
Never hsd . preparation . H.sr. ~
trorsisis name ihss Ayu'. hair y,gsI
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this dressing impssts r,sevsd hfs I.
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The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-16
Ga and See II. A Handy.

Go and See X. A Handy.
New baby carriages u y. v. Icy
los's.
Charley Boyason aad family ere
home.
N Coehnse 10 ,ble to BE- around
sesis.
A. AlAAslss ssd family have
Usvsl % MsCook.
Ira Sleeper bee goss TO the Blsst
a'l:s - . tee eoSs'sy.
NV Santa Of Nsses.,le, wyo..
zee 10 Red Ciosd % . ay,sg busiss's
IMP last Friday.
Oss black hose 10 the beet fos nss
vonsa sd sLildses. Wsrrss,sd fest
eoloss 81 the Nee Yort s,oss.
II zoe ere so,ss 10 hey . carpet
SOC Gill cave ooaey sd get the
hes: bv esliiss % 2. V. Tsylss.
jobs Chisssss psstsi sp Ais liz.
sle s--t, We oess aies boz, esd
skipped "a soee more lue ssuvs EFT,
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Cloud 10 Get 10 noe. snd vhsi che
needs 10 railroads soa manufactures
% have oae ~ tho beet located citiss
IN tho s'sst zee, snt could 10 s,cs.
y developed u railroads could be %
eu'el. Rsd Cioad 10 B., ns,s,sl loes
'ion the gate 10 the greet Rspabl,ess
valley ssd tho railroads that hs,s
stopped s' ZONE Il ous sister si,,ss
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usme 'hsi IN from THE pert
of Nsb's.Is 10, out people BE- ~
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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-06-17
AMONG The new LINES.
Tho Santa Fs's San Pedro Extension w
h. Strong and the Durango Line
Lmburers In DemRpd.

The status OF new railroad building in
New Mexico is just now an absorbing
local topic. The New MEXICAN learns
to-day that the A., 7. & S. F. has finally
decided to begin at once the construction
of the San Pedro branch. For twenty
days this has hung fire until the reports
OF several experts sent out by the COM
pany could be laid before the officials OF
the road. Last week the manager OF the
A., 7. & s. F. coal companies and an e1-
pert metalurgist went over the route,
and upon the strength OF their report
showing the freight business in sight, and
possible to be all that it had been repre-
sented to be, the A., T. & S. F. Off
Gals said arrangements for building the
line should be pushed forward. The
route of the new line will unquestionably
be out of Cerrillos direct and through the
coal fields of the Cerrillos district. This
route is selected for two reasons. First
it gives the new line more business on the
start, particularly in hauling coal, and,
second, it pretty etfectually checkmates
Iue cduld 20 COutlciu Q dllcbCu sSiloLhcS
for going into the San Pedro district.
Probably the first positive information
that the extension is to be built will come
in the shape of the arrival Of q grading
outfit at Cerrillos.
The information was not obtainable
Yesterday, but it leaked out to-day that
zen. W. B. Strong, ex-president OF the
A., 7. & s. +. system WAS at Saturday
nights meeting of the Rio Grande & Utah
stockholders, elected chairman OF the ex-
ecutiye committee of that company's
board OF directors. This confirms the
New MExICAN's statement Of four months
ago that Gen. Strong and his friends
were back of this road. 1t simply means
that in less than thirty days work Of
building the Algodones. Durango line will
be under way.
Geo. NJ. Logan, of Pueblo, employment
agent for Carlisle & Wetbrec, railroad
contractors, arrived here last night in
search of 500 men to 60 to work on the
Dallas, Rico x Durango narrow gauge.
He says 600 men are at work now be
tween Dallas and Telluride, and as many
more are wanted to 20 to Durango and
help build the Durango-Rico emo of the
line. II all signs don't fail New Mexico
will herself be importing railroad lsborers
in few weeks.
Gen. Mangr. S. F. Judy, Of the Pecos
valley road, is thus quoted by the Fort
Worth Gazette: 1--WE are now at work on
the line, and the steel and timbers will
begin arriving at Pecos City in short
time. 1t is our intention land will be
carried OUT to have the track laid and
cars running ten miles out from Pecos
City by July /. The track will be laid
with tfty.six pound rails and the entire
line will be constructed Of the best mate
rial. / expect that this road will be the
quickest built line OF its length ever con.
structed in the south. The contract for
ninety-nine miles has been let and the
road Will be in running order by Novem-
Der l."
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-06-17
The Penitentiary Board.

The board of penitentiary commission
ers held meeting yesterday afternoon
and after the routine work adopted res-
olution requesting the cooperation Of the
capitol commission in connecting the PEN
itentiary and capitol with the business
part of the city by telephone. A single
wire and three phones can be had for
5000. The capitol commission is to be
asked to foot half the expense, in which
event an instrument will be placed in the
penitentiary Office, another in the corridor
at the capitol and q third at some point
on the plaza, which Is accessible and
open day and night, possibly at the Ex-
change hotel Office. Such . line would
save deal Of time in the transaction of
business among the officials. The board
has also asked the Santa Fe road to put a
switch track into the penitentiary yards,
so that coal and heavy freight can be I'M
loaded and brick loaded without wagon
trsnsportatlen>
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-06-17
PERSONAL.

E.J. Carter, of Denver, is at the Pal
ace.
H. Bronson Smith, Of San Francisco, is
registered at the Palace.
Mrs. H. c. Burnett left this morning
for Denver, where she goes to visit her
sister.
Mrs. L. Bradford Prince has gone to
Las Vegas hot springs for few days quiet
and rest.
Robt. E. BREEDER and wife, Of Buffalo,
N. Y, are guests at the Palace. When
at homo Mr., BREEDER is agent for the Santa
Fe road
Q. Monier returned yesterday from Al
buquerque, where he went to order from
the foundry lot Of moulds in which to
manufacture his patent building stone.
PIT. Pitts, of West Plains, Mo-, an at
tornsy, is at the Alamo in search Of
health. His family, now at Albuquerque,
will remove to Santa Fe in few days.
r. G. Murray, of Las Vegas; Joseph
Henault, Ell Paso L. NJ. Skinner and wife,
Los Angeles; w. H. Roberts, Espanola
Geo. NJ. Logan, Pueblo, are at tho Ex-
change.
A. seligmsn and Chas. Wagner and
wife were among the passengers out over
the narrow gauge this morning, bound for
Ojo Csliente.
C.J. Booth, sheep buyer for Swift &
Co., Kansas City, whose New Mexico
purchases since February number 10000
head, is at the Palace to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Ilfeld and baby
boy, Lawrence, will arrive from Albu-
querque this evening to spend few days
with Mr.. and Mrs. A. Staab.
Chas. McMonagle. foreman Of the Rio
Arriba Land 4 Cattle company, arrived
from Maria this morning with his wife
and babies and will locate them at the
compsny's home ranch, Canon de Chsma
J. H. Gerdes left for Cerrillos yester
day afternoon in company with S. Tough
borough. The latter says Commissions
WHY'S heart is not quite broken, al
though it has Of late received very se
we're wrench.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-06-17
OUR CLIMATIC WEALTH.
A Now Corners Suggestions--Inexpers
Plan for Advert ing it--A Business
Matter for Business Men,

The New MEXICAN Is gratifed at being
able to print the appended communities
ton from "a new conner" who has reason
to know something Of the healthtul Ell
tects OF brief residence in Santa Fe.
The New MEXICAN stands ready to sub
scribe $25 toward carrying out new COM
er's" suggestions;
To the Editor Of the New Mexicsn,
SANTA FE, y. H., June lin COM
mon with many citizens l note with
pleasure your suggestion in last evenings
issue relative to some united action by
our citizens toward bringing before the
tourist and notwithstanding public the
advantages of Santa Fe as a summer re.
sort. AS a winter resort, also, If you
please. Your estimate of the eastern
population now sojourning at Colorado
springs, drawn thither by advertising its
climate, is, l think, too low; for
friend tells me 1t now reach
es fully $4,000. Of course it
has taken years to accomplish
this; Santa Fe must be content with
small beginning, but now is the oppor-
tune time for making that beginning.
And when we get these health seekers
here let us treat them Hospitality; make
it as agreeable for them as possible, that
they may he induced to come another
season and bring their friends.
AS to the advertising matter, permit me
to suggest course of procedure. There
is in existence here very elaborate
article touching our climatic advantages
by the Rev. Edward W. Meany, and the
salient points from this and similar able
articles by others who have studied the
subject, and had practical experience
amid this life-giving atmosphere, could
be collated into pamphlet that would
be very useful for distribution. have
no doubt the New MEXICAN, ever
alert to advancing the interests
of Santa Fe, would print, say
900 OF these pamphlets at very small
margin Of profit, considering the benefits
likely to accrue. Then, as to distribution
of this printed matter. notice that none
of the hotels have on their counters any
thing IN the line Of literature touching
Santa Fe's climatic advantages; the cos
of living here the cost of city realty anC
OF building material, ETC., all of which
com prlses information that We ought te
be proud to give the freest circulation
The hotels would cheerfully keep on hanC
stacks OF such pamphlets as above referred
to, and if copies OF them could go into thu
hands OF every visitor here no doubt grea
good would result. In my opinion funt
could readily be raised among the business
men to foot the trihing cost of printing
such pamphlet. A New CoMER.
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We have In stock line Of Toilet
Articles Of every description;
also u full line of Import
ed Cigars & Imported
q California Wines
And Erandie~.
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ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

What about the incorporation move.
ment? Why is it tagging? Who is afraid
Of it?
Work goes forward on the orphan
home; $4,000 Of the 100000 brick are now
in the wall.
What's the matter with = game Of base
ball on the morning Of the 4th between
picked mines?
Billy Burton is said to DO playing at
hard luck in Chicago, and ID anxious to
come back to Santa Fe.
Gov. Prince has 30 far recovered az to
be able to sit up short time during the
morning, and in ten days he hopes to be
at his desk again.
Luis Ortiz y Baca and wife mourn the
death Of their infant daughter. The little
ono died from cholera infantum and was
buried from the cathedral yesterday after
noon.
The A., T. & s. F. has made rate Of
one fare for the round trip to Santa Fe for
July 4. This rate holds good from all
points within 200 miles, and tickets will
be on sale the I'd and Sd, good to and in
GLIDING the 9th instant.
The annual meeting Of the Water &
improvement company takes place on
the 7th Of next month, at which time it
10 hoped some plan for putting in those
two additional reservoirs will b per.
fected.
Those going to San Juan on the occs-
sion Of the church dedication should Sc
cure their tickets at once in order that
Supt. johnson will be able to order the
necessary number Of coaches from the
d. 4 r. G. line.
The 37th annual commencement at the
Loretto academy will take place on We'd.
nesdsy, the 25th inst. An elaborate
program is being prepared. The com.
mencement exercises Of the Christian
Brothers college will take place on the
afternoon of the Same day.
The Santa Fe Mountain club, which
owns grounds on the Pecos, held meet
ing and elected the following named off.
GERS for the ensuing year: F. w. Clancy,
president; E. L. Bartlett, secretary; l..
A. Hughes, treasurer. This club is now
q member of the Rocky Mountain Sports
mems association OF Denver.
Santiago Martinez, who lives above San
Jose, borrowed q horse from . friend to
come to Santa Fe, but in fit Of absent
mindedness sold the animal and started
to leave tho country. Sheriff Chavez
replevined the horse. Martinez was ar
rested by J. L. Lopez, deputy sheriff Of
San Miguel county, brought here yesterday
and placed in Jail.
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Everybody admits We carry the
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, 1890-06-17
DIED,

Dona Rosario Ortiz, the respected moth.
er Of the wife Of Hon. Ortiz y Salszar, ter
ritorial treasurer, departed this life yester-
day afternoon after q brief illness. She
was native of Santa Fe, a good, chris
tian woman, and had reached the age of
90 years. She leaves large circle OF
friends and a host OF descendants to
mourn her death. The funeral cere-
monies will take place at the Cathedral
at 7 80 tomorrow morning.
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THIS PAPER is kept On hls ct 3. Q
Dake's advertising agsncy, q and IS
Merchants Exchange, San Francisco,
CAL, where eonksses 5u advertising can
b made fsr T.
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ABSOLUTELY Pure

At the last annual encampment of the
Grand Army of the Republic, department
Of New Mexico, held at Socorro, April 10,
= committee was appointed consisting OF
w. s. Fletcher and Francis Downs, OF
Santa Fe, and A. J. Fountain, of Las Cru
ces, to look after the long lost records Of
those worthy people who served during
the war in this territory in the union
army. On the face of the records I'M
earthed by this committee, it appears
that few so-called claim agents are hold
ing the papers Of honest old soldiers for
speculative purposes.
Printers stock for sale at the New
MEXICAN office.
Handsome commercial printing at the
| New MEXICAN Office.