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of Mexico has been greatly helped by the I.
soldierly character of the presidents thaI
have held Office since the re- establlshment
of the republic after the overthrow OF max
imllian. With business, like governmenss;
the leading purpose of which is the raplo
development of the country, the power OF
the army must be relied on to insure Its
stability. This power for long time mas
been held wholly in the hand of the trleno
of progress, the great civil and military ad-
ministrator, General Diaz, whose capacity
for work is enormous, and whose efforts to
elevate Mexico among the world nations
are tireless and ceaseless. A typical com
rnander, he is the man to win and hold the
affection and loyalty of an army, and he
retains his soldierly habits in the height OF
his exalted station. He is an early riser,
temperate, and given only to manly sports,
such as hunting, and the daily rides on his
fine saddle horses.
The offering of the Mexican army is
feeling the good effects of the careful edu-
cation of cadets at a military institute OF
high character. Dating back almost to the
time of the establishment of the republic,
efforts have been made in this direction.
As early as the year 1893 system OF mill
tary schools was attempted, but the first
instruction of soldiers Of the line occurred
in 1889, under Santa Anna, who instituted
primary schools. Between 1s4O and 1913
the military school was established at Cha
pultepec. and its cadets established their
reputation for fighting qualities by the oes-
perate valor which they displayed when the
| United States troops. under General
Pillow, stormed that historic hill on the
morning of September Ii. 1847. In 1867 Ju-
! arez re-estabIished the military academy at
| Tacubaya, whence it has since been re-
moved to Chapultepec, where the existing
institution maintains course of instruc-
ton and discipline that compares not I'M
favorably with West Point. In the reor-
ganization of the Mexican army it was, for
| reasons of state, deemed best to remove
from places of military power those persons
whose inaptitude for change might tend to
cause disaffection among the troops; and to
secure more complete corporation IN the
formation and perpetuation of the new or
der of things many of the older officers
we're placed on the retired list under pay.
Most of the Mexican officers now in COM
mission date their appointment from a
time since 1S76.-Harper's Weekly.
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NO. 164e.
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Pioneer National Bank Of Montana.
ORGANIZED IN 1854
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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-02-22
TERRITORIAL TIPS.

Victor Macs, OF Wagon Mound, was
seriously hurt while a)ishting from 4
train at Trinidad.
The electric light is constantly growipl
IN favor. Ration has the finest plart il,
New Mexico. -Range
The coming legislature should pass /.
law to secure more perfect collection al
poIt tax. That would materially inCreasi
the school fund -Reporter
Mrs. Petrita Giddings, wife of NJ.
O'lddngs, died in Puerto de Luna last
Tuesday. The lady was over u years Of
age and leaves a large number of descend.
| ants.
Inc constant, systematic, judicious ad
VertIslng done by the Maxwell Grant com
pany is bearing fruit. Every week repre-
sentatlves of eastern land seekers are
looking over the broad acres of the Max
well domain. These visitors nearly al
stop in Trinidad, and should be shown
around.-Trinidad Citizen.
Barley at the price it has borne for the
past few years in the west will bear trans
poftation from New Mexico to St. Louis
1T Is the only one grain that the United
States does not produce enough of fo
home consumption. Millions of bushel,
are imported annually from France ant
Germany. Why not produce and sent
abroad i'll the east few million bushel.
IRON New Mexico ?-Clayton Enterprise
The stockmen held a meeting in Ros
well last Monday at which they discusse,
ways and means Of watering the back dry
range. A system of reservoirs at distances
OF from fifteen to twenty miles apar,
seemed to be the method most approved
1t certainly would be great thing for the
cattle interest if water could be had OH
these dry places; it would afford an album.
dance of good grass and save many COW
from begging down i'll the rivers. RIOS.
we'll Register.
The wife murderer, Francisco Padilla
has been recaptured. He was secured
near Paraje and put aboard the tram at
Lava, Thursday evening and taken to
Socorro. His guards were so alarmed at
the possibility of an attempted lynching
at this point, that they took him into an
apartment in the sleeper, put out the
lights and kept him hid until the train
left He takes his recapture very in.
ditierenlly.-San Marcial Reporter.
The we'll hunted and never caught out
law, Porfrio TrujIIlo, was seen yesterday
at Aqua Zorca, eight miles west of this
city, and it is said, on good authority
that he is in Las Vegas three nights ir
every week. T;ujillo recently said so il
is reported, that he wasn't afraid of &
lair trial, as nothing could be PROVED
against him, and he was willing to sur
render to any posse that wouldn't try tt
shoot him to death before he had 6
chance to submit. He also says that he
will never surrender to the sheriff anC
his deputies who have been pursuing
HIM, for the reason that just as soon al
they get sight of him they begin banging
away at him with their guns as though
he was deer they were in chase of, ant
even ii he wanted to surrender he has nj
chance to do so.-Optic.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-02-22
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

1t will be cold day when John Gray
ships any more bones east.
Col. Douglass offers his valuable car
liage horse, u grandson OF Lexington, lol
sale.
The stars and stripes are swung out a
Carleton post hall to-day in memory O
tie father OF our country.
A large number Of banners were tyinl
to The breeze this morning in honor o.
Washington's birthday.
=. The plaza concert houris changed from
= to O'Clock and will henceforth take
plac between the hours OF and 4.
Altcr soaking rain last night the sun
comes out and sets the buds to struggling
again. Qule Too early yet to be pleasant.
The law tiru Of Catron, Knaebel x
Clancy have taken lease Oh the resi-
dence propty;y uI Mis-. ". W. Griffin, at
the plaza corner, and will establish their
Office therein.
a roll Of money was picked up recently
near Lalny junction bya Santa Fe man.
The owner may yet track OF it by calling
upon the New MEXICAN, describing the
property and paying for this notice.
Surveyor General Hobart new commits
sion is dated January =, 1890. Alter
his confirmation 1t became necessary to
make and forwards new bond Tor $50 900.
This was sent to Washington to-day.
E. L. True, Chas. E. Sumner, Miss NJ.
Z. Sumner, Geo. W. Sumner, Of Schuy-
Ter, Neb.; j. Scott Robertson, Ration; IL.
f. Grierson, Chicago; Clinton Rosette,
wife and sister, Dekalb, Iii. h. l.. Ben
son, Chicago; E. Ii. Harlan, Wallace;
Paul J. Wielandy, St. Louis, are at the
Palace.
Travel continues to improve over the
Santa te route, and the Palace hotel is
scooping in larger list OF transients than
ever. Under the management OF Messrs.
Rumsey 4 Durham this popular hostel
RE could scarcely be improved over Its old
management, but at the same time it is
pleasant to note its prosperity.
Tomorrow, the isrt sunday in Lent,
there will be service in the church Of the
Holy Faith at II u. m. The seats in this
church are Incorporated, and to all
persons is extended the privilege of at
tendance at pubic worship therein.
There will be service also during the
coming week, on Wednesday and Friday,
at A 30 p. IN.
Services at the M. E. church to-mor-
row. The pastor Rev. u. ?. Fry, will
occupy the pulpit. Subject at ii a. M,
Reconciliation J" at 7 30 p. M, Com
fort to the Troubled" Sunday school,
under the skiiful superintendent of Prof.
Newman, at IL a. m. The services will
be favored with the presence and songs
OF Miss Nellie Green. Welcome to all.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-02-22

Hon. W. L. Rynerson is expected to
pass down the road to-day Ell route from
Washington city to his home at Las
Cruces.
Mrs J. Gold who has been quite i'll in
New York, is now gradually recovering
but she will remain there six months
longer under the care OF skilled surgeon,
Hon. NJ :. Otero, one Of the leadiuA
citizens Of the territory and president OF the
board of the regents OF the university OF
New Mexico, is in the city to-day from
Bernailio.
Mr.. Noa Held, of Albuquerque, vel;
and favorahly known in Santa lie, who
has been very sick, is slowly improving
He is at Las Vegas, at the residence OF
Mr.. Chas. Held.
Hon. II. G Pickles, receiver of the lane
office at Folsom, expects to take short
trip east i'll March and will 20 to Wash
ington to pnt in a good word for the ad-
mission of New Mexico.
Mr. Kiugman, formerly in the surveyo,
generals office here, has worked up hiH
religious zeal pack in New England as !,
member of the Y. NJ. G. A., and is going
to Africa as a missionary teacher.
The New MEXICAN respectfully suggests
the following as good Lenten prayer for
its numerous lady readers:
| want to be an angel,
For that hope ana pray
| want to be an angel,
But OF course, not right away.
Capt. Mills death makes senior vice
commander, Lee ii. Rudesille, OF White
Oaks, commander OF the u. A. X. until
the next department encampment. All
communications should he addressed to
him.
Mr.. j. z. Crawford, prominent and
wealthy citizen of Terre Hante, Ind, ac-
companied by his nephew, is AT the Pal
ace. He has been here about two weeks
and is experiencing great benefit from
Santa Fe's beautiful climate.
Mr.. w. 7. Hlxson and bride arrived
last night from Chicago and are guests OF
G. W. Hiokox and family. Mr.. HlXson
has large circle of friends here to con-
HE. They leave in few days for FL
Paso.
The following ladies and gentlemen arc
making preparations to present 'kath-
Ieen Mavourneen," domestic Irish
drama: MIR. and Mrs. Dell Cobb, Mr.
ana Mrs. q. |. Davenport, Mrs. W. II.
Aewcomb, DR.. Woodville, Mr.. Frank
Wmtenll and Mr.. Martyr. The drama
viii be produced during the present term
OF couTt.-ollver City Sentinel.
| care not to provoke her
tuT she is rather lily,
But when we play a. poker
always find her shy.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-02-22
MILLIONS FOR IMPROVEMENTS.
The ID. X. G. to Spend $11 100000
Changes on the Santa Fe- Fast
Train Service.

President D. H. Moffat, OF the Denver
4 Rio Grande railroad. Mr.. Moffat has
just returned from the east, whittier he
went while ago to make arrangements
for extensions OF this road and improve
ments upon it. Contracts have been let
| for $l1 900, 900 worth Of improvements,
| 'all in the state of Colorado" says Mr..
Mohat, which makes it likely that some
of the vast capital will be expended in
New Mexico.
The road will be broad gagged from Sa-
Ida by the way Of Leadville to Aspen and
Glenwood Springs. The Acequia cutoff
to Buena Vista will be built, thus mate.
rally shortening the distance from Dem
yer to Leadville. A line will also be built
from Villa Grove to some point in the
San Luis valley. The estimated cost OF
the entire work is $ll 900, 900, and the
money has been secured.
The Office of train master for the
San Marcial division of the A., Il. q s.
Fe. will be abolished. C. b. Cox will
take the position of chief train dispatcher.
G. B. Strlngham will take train on the
road. +. j. Easley will 60 to Ell Paso as
chief clerk to Supt. Nudge and assist him
in handling trains on the division. E. f.
Grove will be promoted to the position OF
second dispatcher and 2. Cohan, form
erly operator, will take third track" 1t
is among the possibilities that fourth
man will be ided to the dispatcher's
force, but not at present. these changes
will 20 into effect on the LIST.
OF the report that the D. q r. G. had
secured the Santa Fe Southern, the Den
YER Republican says: THE rumor has
been current for several days that the
Rio Grande would soon take charge OF
the Espanola line. President Moffat, of
the Rio Grande, returned from New York
Tuesday, but disclaims any knowledge
of the transaction. 1t is not improbable,
however, that the line will eventually fall
into the hands OF the Rio Grande.
The southern Colorado press states that
a fast train to Durango and Santa Fe is
sure to be put on over the ID. q R. &.
this spring.
And still the Santa Fe repeats it's threat
to put OH fast western flyer from Chi
cago to the Pacific coast. 1t would I'M
doubtedly give us great improvement in
mail facilities.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-02-22
The Lee White Affair.

The peace officers OF Santa Fe county
seem to be just tearing their clothes of to
arrest Deputy Sheriff Lee White, the man
who held up John Elder at Cerrillos for
$50 the other day. White was seen at
San Pedro on Wednesday last, and again
day before yesterday, but no attempt has
been made to arrest him. On Wednes-
day night Steve Arnold's stable was
broken into at Pedro, and horse, saddle
and bride stolen. White is accused of
this. The notorious female with whom
he has been associating has disap-
peared from San Pedro, and a
report was current there yesterday that
she had donned male attire, cut off her
shabby locks and gone to the mountain
rendezvou Of White to fight for him in
case an attempt was made to capture him
But this bit of substantialism is probably
groundess. The graphic account of Il
fight between White and posse in which
dozen men or 80 were killed, according
to the Albuquerque Citizen, is also without
warrant OF truth.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-02-22
An Illustrated Write-uD.

Mr.. Clinton koseIte, editor and man
ager Of the American Breeder, published
at Dekalb, ILL.,, is in the city to-day. He
is here to write descriptive and illustrated
articles on the great southW est, particu-
larly along the line Of the A., I. & S. Fe.
Mr.. Rosette has recently completed Il
similar work relating to the northwest
and copies of his journal clearly indicate
that the work has been thoroughly we'll
done, and most elaborately illustrated.
This is an excellent opportunity for get
ting the attractions of New Mexico before
large number of desirable settlers in
the middle and eastern states who are
looking out for such information.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-02-22

Mr. Geo. Cuyler Preston has beed desig.
mated special United States attorney to
take testimony in the matter OF the claims
which citizens of New Mexico have
against the government for supplies fur
nished to the regular U. 3. troops and
volunteers during the war of the rebellion.
These claims amount to very large sum
OF money, and the fact that this first step
tow ard their adjustment has been taken,
even at this late day, will be pleasing
news for a great many of the New MEx.
ICAN's readers.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-02-22

"It's only question OF time" and n
short time, too, us 10 when your rheum-
atlsn will yield to Hoods Sarsapariila.
lry 1t,
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-02-22

Everybody admits We carry the
largest stOck.in the territory
in our line, consequently
we defy competition in
quality OF in prices.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-02-22

Attention! John Gray Hose Co.
Members of John Gray Hose company
meet at John Gray's office, February %,
at p. m. sharp. Important business.
F. l.. HARRISON, Foremans
ED. w. PARKER, Secretary.
Fine assortment of fresh fish, for to-
morrow, at Emmert's.
Buy tickets and leave orders for jersey
milk at Ireland's drug store. Satisfaction
guaranteed
Pure cider vinegar, three gallons for 81,
at E. Andrews. Pala'e avenue.
A dollar will buy II pounds of granu.
lated sugar, or 8 cans tomatoes, or 10 cans
of three different kinds of other vegeta.
bIes, at Emmert's.
John Mccullough Havana cigsr, SC, at
Colorado saloon.
Fine McBrayer whisky at Colorado sa-
loon.
Just received, full supply of fresh
vegetables, at Enmert's.
Milk l0c a quart; sc a glass, at Colo
RADIO saloon.
Fresh ranch eggs, rs cents per dozen,
at Emmerts.
Old papers, clean and whole, for wrap
ping purposes.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-02-22

we have In stack u line of Toilet
Articles of every description:
also IA full line of Import.
eli Cigars & Imported
u California Wines
and Brandias.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-02-22
Letter List.

List of letters remaining uncalled for in
the postoHice at Santa Fe, New Mexico, for
the week ending February ~, 1890. lfnot
called for within two weeks will be sent to
the dead letter office at Washington
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-08-06
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
FINANCIAL.

New YORK, Aug. 8, noon.-Stocks opened
dull but firm. Money easy at 465 per cent.
Exchange-long. 81 S9$s614 1885; short. 81 500
1914. Government bonds neglected. State
bonds dull but steady.
Following were the ? p. m. stock quotations:
Erie ........ 49,. 254 Richm d & W. Ps.
Chicago Norsn. 1l1M Terminal. -. 80. 2114
Lake Shore. . 1O9I5 w stern Union. $685.
500 p. m.-Excnange quiet but firm. Money
easy at 412 to 70 per cent. on last loan. closing
offered at per cent. Sub-treasury balances
Coin, S62 one, COO currency, S1,4l9U00. Govern
ment bonds dull: four per cents 1885; four
and half per cent. coupons 1874. State bonds
dull and featureless.
The movements in Atehison, Missouri Pacific,
and Sugar continued to be the only features of
the stock market, and the remainder of the list
was as usual, dull and stagnant during most of
the day. There was firm feeling, but final
prices show very slight changes from those OF
yesterday. The monotony was as oppressive
as at any time, and even th9 movements of
Missouri Pacific and Atchison were compare
lively small, the declaration OF interest on
Atchlson incomes having no influence either
upon the stock or on the bonds, the selling of
which the past two days has come almost ex-
clusively from bear sources. but buying is
difficult TO trace But as usual, of late, when
the pressure of short sales was removed prices
rallied while the market became dull. The
street is now anXiousy awaiting the time
when offers of silver bullion will be opened in
washington under the new law. The late
movement seems not to have been maintained,
and bullion house to-day ordered 100000 in
silver from London, which will arrive in time
70 De included in first offerings. The little
furry last evening in money was another
factor in the disposition to wait, now so pronli-
nent on the street, and the action of the law is
awaited with the expectation that all such
movements will be prevented by its enforce
ment The rise in silver seems TO have reached
IT'S limit for time. aud the price to-day went
below VI ID. Early London figures were lower
than ours Of last evening" and first prices here
were generally made upon the same plan with
the special loss in Pacific Mail OF 3fc. Further
declines OF fractional amounts were scored
and under the pressure OF the forenoon decline,
led by Missouri Pacific ia the regular list and
sugar, bears united their forces against
Missouri Pacific. as the weakness Ia that stock
always causes outsiders D. believe that Gould
Is 10 favor OF low prices. There IL no evidence
that be has been operating Bears are laying
stress upon tho corn crop situation, aud are