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Telegram-herald., 1890-06-25

ADOPTED
Yeas-Ald. Anderson. Carpenter, DOren.
Doyle. Emmer. Hauser Miller. Mills Mckee.
ODOnneIl. Saunders. stein. stokes. Sproul.
otebbins. Is 'ykor. Tateum. Turner. Yerex-l9.
Nays-No1r.
To the Honorable the Common Council OF the
cts Of Grand Rapids.
Gentlemen-Your special committee. con-
sisting of the Committee on Claims and Ac-
counts and the city attorney. 70 whom was re-
ferred the petition OF ;. Hocomb and Henry
Frallck. agent for Leonard i Co.. representing
that they are the owners of lot 30. OF Leonart
A Co.'S add that they paid the full amount OF
the taxes on said lot for the year lSS9; that
before the time when such taxes-if unpaid
would have become a l.en on said lot, pOr-
tiOn thereo' was taken for the opening of Myr-
tie street, asking council e. take such action
as viii result iu a rebate 10 them Of portion
Of said tax. page 1l printed pro-
ceedingsl. respectfully report that they have
carefully examined the same. and dnd that the
tax referred % is wholly a matter Of general
taxation. No power rests in the city 20 remit
aay portion thereof. Your committee there
fore reports adversely 10 the prayer OF the pc
tltlonrrs. and asks 10 be discharged from fur
ther consideration of the subject
Respectfully submitted.
JoHN p CRgQUE,
Ed. O'DoSNELL.
FR,vK p. CARPENTER.
committe on aims and Accounts.
WN. WIsNER T.YLoR.
City Attorney.
Adopted
Yeas-Ald. Anderson. Carpenter. Doren.
Dosle. Emmer Hauser. Miller. MiIs, Mckee.
O'Dcanel Saunders. Stein. stokes. Sproul.
Stebbius, StyrSer. Tateum, Turner. Ierex-l9.
Ears-None.
To tar Honorable The Common Council of the
city of Grand Rapids:
Gentlemeu-Tour Committee on Ways and
Means. % whom was referred the petition
% Peter Murphy. representing that re is
the owner OF part OF Tot u. block 10. OF Els
vorth's addition. lying within 10 feet Of west
line OF Grau6ville avenue page llS printed
proceedings. respectfully report -that they
have carefully examined the same. and recon-
mend that the prayer Of the petitioner De
granted. under the direction Ot the city At
tornev, uDoD presentation OF the receipt men
toned In said petition. aud upon the usual
terms
Respectfully submitted.
ANDREW !. SrFBBIys.
koHr. SrRorI.
JosEPB A. MChET.
Committee on Ways and Means.
Adopted
Teas-Aid. Anderson. Carpenter. D0ren.
Doyle. Emmer Hauser. Miller. Mills. Mckee.
O'D6aasl. saunders. stein. Stokes. Sproul.
,Srsbhins. stryker. Tateum. Turner. Ierex-lq.
Nays-Sone.
To -he Honorable the Common Council OF the
Cftg ot Grand Rapids
qentismra-Your Committee on Ways and
Means g. whom VAS referred the petition
/ 81 .a h. is "a
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-25
MICHIGAN CENTRAl.

-lfa.iA A4i olNtft ualiA tArrRi sunday.
laAlng eacCl ouutaN dHly ~ ls~>
Sleeping cars on Pacific ard Atlantic r..
presses a. aud lrom Netnait Par ~ oars Tun
tlI DAY iA irtss AHl ifFanl Rapids ikIfTcss ~
AND uom Detroit DErct connections made
al Detroit with ad thuush trains Ensf Tick
els ou sale at nIua ttckc moe { hanEse-
ST., and az iniou depot.
tRFn NJ hueGs. avnl Act, q Monroe 81
q. rs kvssI.Es. g.. D. and ] AIT chiraeo.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-25
TRAIN TIME TABLES.

GRAND Rapids a INDIANA kAILNoAD-
- a. encei dllg - l>t
aRalNs a41Na saRze
Al irem AZ Fosax
oeath- Aei@k
nav tSAn
NAeAia&~. t3am rEAm
ler lrsEerSe Cils and
MseklHa~ eIskm Il3esm
saglnsN. .....-...... 1laRm saeYm
} l q aeh iiaN iilk- h.f u ll ~ ga
Tram iraflnE 81 ll. 81 D u fala daily cunaas
ilte-eaeo other trains oats eNcrii can0a2-
Al. irem 4. selas
toI Clncianau ..... taaAm go so
3 ~ tori y ~ at a lhl eaaole l5 s "a ie.<s . aH
af NiaNlDL4U a.aF H t.t 4 a.
or ~1ue-ls Gnd Dnlcaro lb 81 Id n 8i m
tfom bs h&nlas aHd Sagi
NHM f-'aa Ia
Train az 81 m faf CnaauaH rlns dslly.
seueass tneiuaed. olher tralas asls e1espt
Sundays.
siEErlNe sNr rkEior rsK SERVICE
Worth 20 m and io 81 3 m Teams lHSo
aEntf sleeping Eua larlaI cars 3 feloskfk
aha AatAin cts. iis4 q lr lfaiu fAl.ar
thaf afs 81 Asck ihaN NirS
oe0th-a - Il fraln h,ss pariaT Chair a.
tihtluHatl ll SIS b ia train NeueI rlrepiLs
taf taf Chicago We kalelaaloe
&sskezon. Grana Rapids Indiana
} ur Must -. LV .a8a H. team bsslfsfa
taA AZ H ia u.. .sf. u fsts pea
HAD hs callHE lpea A. Almaslsl. tlah q s1e8t
% arpsi. 81 IA AlHsau iulan trkcf aeunl.
a. Monroe 81. s. tHH Eanids MlNh
g. D. iaC8eo1n. tcu Pass. Agert
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-25
Respectfully submitted.

H. A. C0LfAK.
City Engineer"
on notion of AID. Ysrex. accepted and hled.
The following estimates were presented By
tne boari
Approximate estimate OF cost OF I'M
proving Cherry strser. from Madl-
son av-nre 90 south Division street
tl rrdar block. ON concrete fou0-
dat.'n aad stone curb, amount sl7.s5i 30
Approximate estimate of cost of i'm
proving Martha street. from Grand
vIlr avcuus % Godfrey avenue.
amour, ss 90
Approximate estimate q cost os con
,trurr.ng a sewer. in alley between
Livingston street and Colt avenue.
from TrowDridgs street 90 New
berry street. amount 1897 20
Apo-oEImate estimate 20 cost % I'M
proving LYON street. from North
l..ao1 srreer % North Lafayette
street. amouat.--------- 2:z7 50
Ararrxiu tre estimate OF c0s- oflm-
proving East Fu.t'n street. from
Jefferson aveugs t1 Nerth aud
soa.h Union street. amoua5--~~- $500 90
fu.ef.f maze 0f rost 20 improv-
I.r Benson street. from Crescent
as.sae to D.. e.. H q NJ. B. g..
amount .---.--. ..--.------. $40 90
Amended estimate Of cost 10 imp-ov-
Ing Wealthy avenue. from Division
srr- OBJ Madison avenue. amount SEQ 00
Nraee estimates we're accepted aud flsL
Tho. .nntrarr f1~ the r1us-ru-tion 20 a sewer
inW ltfen street. between Che city of Grand
rr1.fs lnf ST. Tenais. was presented
PSI fne -Ie-S ana reported correct i1 for bJ the
r t-rrnrv
At Nts moved that the contract be an.
rrar-I l0f -ae mayor be instructed o. execute
rh. 1mr
tt..tef
1r1s-tff Anderson. Carpenter. Doren.
n.r.e. Ermrr uanscr NIrr Nils Mckee.
0nanus1 -arnte-, Stein. Stokes. Sprou.
,frrhIns Strvksr. Iarsun. Turner. Yerex-ia
Nrvs- Neue
T1s centr1cr f'r the co0sfr-ction of a sewer
fr -frcS.nr street. between the Citvof Graea
Rapids ana r. schneider. was presented by
the C.rrk and reported correct in form ~ the
C.fv Attorney
49, Doyle moved that the c'afra-t be ~.
proved ana rAe Mayor be- instructed % exc
rafe rrr same.
tfarrrt.
1eas-tit Anderson. Carpenter. Do-s1.
rre.r rmmrr H1us-r. Nrer Ndis 0Don-
rrU -annters stein. stokes. SurouI. stebblns
etrvrr rffrun Turner. Tsrex-is-
Ntrs-Nere
rrr contract f-~ ths construction ,fs ssewe,
ir East leonard street, between the citv Of
.-snH Rapids srt lI WsEemsser We rre
serr.f nv r1e clerk ana reported correct lr
Eru nv fhe -ry attorney
t.F saunders moved that che contract he 10
r-rr-f 1at f1e ms71rbe .lstr1ctet CD execute
fhe same.
tf,rred
Tafs-tlf Anderson Carpenter no-sn
r.r.. Fnwer Hfuser. Nrer unoraru
-Hnfe-e. stein. >-akes >pmHL s.sbhias
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-25
DULUTH. SOUTH SHORE { ATLANTIC

RAIL VAT
rlrGIET wtGkER BUffET SLEEPERS
T6s Delufh. South Shore j tflsniic Ry it fi,e
sno-f ne from Lowe Michigan 20 MAJ
oYsfss. Houghfon ksgaunss, S. Pas, Mn
nsspol.s. Dul8fh Portland. Seattle, Tscorna,
ana ihs 6rss' Northwest
Tor Vars Lovesf fstas efr-. ran IN uesrest
TirFef sRenf af sddrsss
Wfr TIff 4 Ia+FeHr Nfrf
Iletrse Pass kgeuf
w PITCH ~ E HTrPsfD
Gen NenszeT eP&IA
Earnieffe Fichigen.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-25

f-1m 3eulel street O. sipiae aFease s,Ner
Is a-llesg srreeE s.s5 co. i4gils a = ller Haa
ia ssrfa East street. aaa raaJ the streets &C
iB good repair " sar as streets taat BAD er~a
iG proved IS colcerael. Ia Nhieh l1ess ia-
profsaenf- szread-
Respectfully sahmltted.
j. a. CelLsE.
Ctr Eagineer.
AeeeDted ana placed 8n .le-
p t1e EeaaEabl1 t41 Mayor ala Common
Coaaci e lAs Citg % 6raaa kapl1s.
Gentlemen rslatl0a % TIE matter u Fhe
ealg-ft ia Forrest street. lcar Ma s3g street.
placed therein az Ehe liGe ~ The Improvement
9f ssld Forrest street { aasS the hog8r ~ re-
port Ebst sucl c1lErrt = Nzde 81 plslk a9ellsg
eoasidsfea sug temporary AFFAIR 80 - t@e
Rect ia ilslae almeust9Es this caiFeTE - u
sane .4terlar dimensions ss the oae ln AadL
ssn street enieh. Z believe. las neger 5eea
folad insufficient ia capacity. o. eoaFeF al The
xatsF EeacalAg lt.
,lacs Ihe Improvement of Forrest street.
al informed that BsrGSs osalng property Ga
the 0est siIe ol The street. have constructed in
g4e aiten a calvert. bgt " sh4t dimensions l
have 10 knssi~dge. The trouble probably ues
OUTSIDE II the sIrees. either ia the sm al cg-
vert constructed - private parties. or % some
0bslrucgl0As thai Hay have gotten tnrrein-
Respectfully submitted.
Il 4 C0LLAR
Clrg Engineer.
On motion u Ald. saunders. accepted sad
aed
Reports from board or Police aad Fire
SOntInIsslOners
GRASD RAPfDs. Mich. Juae y. $50.
10 the Honorable Mayor and Common Coun-
els
Gentlemen-J nder direction Of the board
transmit you report OF tie con
dlt,0u oi street lights. Tor the week endiug
Jule i. lsa. that. remained unh.nted one
hour and over
Respectfully submitted.
T.. r. MCREYNoLDs.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-25

A1aptet
aezs-Als Anderson D3reR. Doyle. tmmer.
Nhlsr AAis Mckee p.DanneN ste q. oteE es,
siress. sle5aias. etryAsr. 4sieaa, t1faer,
ltTsK-l&
Nays None
- Iae Memorable May OF and Common Council
ot rae tity az 6raaa kausaa
tfrat emen-1 car special COMMITTEES. %
whoa a. ieicrreI sac resell utlsn relative &c
tae ie-sAolily oi ao9lsAlls the ciiy poor SUP
ply store, or adepuag ne~ sSstrii, 'p&se 9A
priltcd proceedings. have had tie subject
mAtter uueer consideration, ant would a..
speetfuNs report that tag >tzndiaE Committee
ca Poor. have submitted g. yeur special Com
miilee, cerfsln raaieal changes @ Toe present
systeal, aud which Will o. presented T. year
honorable body iu the near iuture- And youf
Special committee. having had mature ocilbrr-
alton ou tht subject relative % these certain
changes. wogl1 recommend tAat The gy poor
sapply slQro be- lot abolished. ana that t1e
nea system. when presented by yogr Commit
Zee on Poor. 1e adopted
Your special committee therefore asks 90 he
discharged from the further consideration ~
the subject
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-25


10 the Honorfble Board OF Public WORKS
Gentlemen In reference 90 a complaint IN
tlr Common Council thar 40 estimate 0f cost
oi paving Cherry street. from Madison avenue
CD -osth Division street. with cedar blocks
has noe been furnished. the request Tor which
was made june . have the h0aOr ro say that
preFi9gs to the aforementioned resolution. a
r--oluti8u had been Introduced and referred
to me aldermen or the Third ward. declaring
tle re-- establishment II the grade % said
Cherry street. from Madison aVenus 20 South
Division street necessary public improve
meat snd rhal have been waiting the re-
port of tnat special committee before making
che estimate requested. that iL might follow
tl- action of establishing sa.t grade line III
slrh order was % c0ntlnue'. IN the regular
orirr % procedure. Now. IN Difference %
such complaint and further request. presum-
lne rhat the committee DO nottntend 20 report
on fhs matter referred them. this day sub
mIG such estimate.
Respectfully submitted
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-25

ana-r tss a-osg lasQla1.e auspices. fhs ee@r-
as.lsd - aaahis q ebl ga tae Ri2.as ateeS
SAY -2aer tsar meatas yoar eenD-tlee
therefore -ecolniHela taag rle geflI.ea e 81
f-rfel 3aes O. iae s.sGrrs fheEeeL a8a ass 81
BE- ascsafses froA hlftAer cgEsi i1srsllea VI
lhs s4.secL
h1sfeetf1l ly I.bmigtse.
AsBz2s J. SfEsslss.
k8sT. >FEqEL
gosEPH A NckEs.
Committee Ca a as saa N-sps
Adopted.
Ness-Ala. Anaersqn. Czrpenter. DaTsn.
Dogle Enimer. bsa-er KILLER Mckee, l'oa-
nell. SANDERS. >seia. stokes. cgrouL e1ztolls.
1ate1n, IgIaeE. lerex-lS
Aays-None.
To rhr HoHos able the Common Councll of rae
eits 81 Grsaa hspids
Geltlemsn-f Commlttee ca lays aad
Means ~ Nhom Has referred the constable
bond q Nathaniel n Weeks Tor the NlaIh
ware. respectfully report rhas theg have care
fully examined the same AID had bat ne said
b0aa . IA proper form snd attn sufreieut
slreJie,- l0HF COMMITTEES therefore recon
mead that said hond b. approved
Respectfully submitted.
ASBsEN J sEEsBNs
k0BERr ssa0rL.
JosEEa A. MChEK.
Committee on Ways ana Means.
Adopted
Yeas-AId. Anderson. Carpenter. Doren.
D0y.e. Emmer. H4us-F. Miller. Mills. Mckee.
0Douneu. Saunders. Stein. stokes sproul
,teoDins. StFyker Isteun. Turner. lere1-ls-
lras-Aone.
To the Honorable the Common Council OF the
city Of Grand Rapids.
6eaGiemen-Iour Committee On Health
ana the alderman II SNta ward. 20
wuom WAS referred the petition Of seth
HolcOmb. relative 10 nuisance caused
bs stone quarry on lots No. 30 3l-
and ~ Hamilton street. Leonard & Co. ; ad-
dirion 20 the city OF Grand Rapids page 55.
printed proceedings, May p. ls9W, respect
fully report that theyhaSe carefully examined
the same. and ind that the lots referred 10 are
not 0aly nuisance from the fact OF the
quarrying stone on said lois and allowing
water 10 stand on s1id lots but are also
dangerous 10 life by not being properly pro
tected.
our committee therefore recommend. that
the city marshal be Instructed 10 notify the
owners Of said lots 70 build a tight board
fence around said lots. said fence 10 be I'VE 81
feet high.
Respectfully submitted.
W. II. SIokEs.
JOHN ?. CREQUE.
CHAs. A. HAUsER.
Committee.
J. H. ANDEasON
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-25

ADOPTED.
Yeas-Ald. Anderson. Carpenter. Doren.
Doyle. Emmer. Hsuser. Miller. Mills. Mckee.
O'Donneu. Saunders. Stein. stokes. eprouL
Stebblns. Stryker. Tateum. Turner. iereY 10
Nays-None.
To the Honorable MAYOR and Common Council
Of the City OF Grand Rapids:
Gentlemen-Io our special committee appoint
ed % locate n district g. be assessed Tor the
construction az p sewer in Second street in
the c.ty Of Grand Rapids from Stocking street.
ig said city. 70 Michigan street.. ig said city.
would respectfully report fhe following.
All lots. parts ~ lots and pieces of and in-
clud-d within tne westerly Hue ~ Stocking
street. in the city ~ Grand Rapids. a1d the
east ii1s o1 Michigan street. l8 said cfy. and
extending hacS from sa.l Second street ou
either sfe thereof. "a d.stsace 20 - feet. eT.
ceptt1g from said district a.I public streets and
alleys.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-25

en Tow Wamsln $50 2T ~D 30
.tng tn Hm SO @bw tW 30 5a8
nH ]. pm
e-rrfar arIr Al Others eailF
TfeGets on ssle 81 q Ngnror-st snd Union
depot.
frff re't Zine enc LANSING Route have 81
v.firs afI under one management
W ~ rfrrrrrFf VIZ A sarrFr.
TraWr Manager Acting reH Pass. tnt
rute ri Hrsrr Gent Hanaesr
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-25

GRAND RAPIDS xlNDIANA kAELN0AD
- a. cncSi allg - l,t.
~. .---A- .L--L
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-25

leas-Ald Anderson. Doren. Doyle. Emmer.
Hauser Miller. Nils. Mckee. O'D0nneil. Saun-
defs. stein. Stokes. Sprou Stebbins Stryker.
1aIeum. Tutner. lereG-l5.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-25

II ter, se--as,e te ase-d tae nse-ss % ~ puf-
Ere araalasse e. teeeal a.sts-e tee pas
- 20 t.ats aaa ,arres r-eaasaa tae
zs.sa pars ~ aeasertai 90 loazrsss ter She
psre9ss 8. 4sslalas faat leerss 81. s a i 50
To- l1t plrgose 81 eila-t-s Gas c1t - sllte
thar fa11lls s-tseare s49sa - tLe
- es-l elaE rzla
Ks. s1il-iy submitted
Jas&ss ExeEE.
T.. Il. sgsN
b. Nl1sz.
teMllltl-e el Brltses
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-25
Unfinished Rnsine,s.

The clerk presented for further consldera.
tiOn and for the purpose oi hearing further
appeals. the assessment roll for the grading.
grayeling and paving the cutters OF Canal
street. from East Bridge 10 East Leonard
streets. in the ci;y OF Grand Rapids
An appeal being presented ny the Valley City
Milling Company. Aid. O'Dounen moved that
the same be referred 10 the special committee
appointed % consider appeals. and that further
consideration of the roll be postponed Tor one
week for the purpose Of hearing further ap-
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-25

A. 90 s4iln - r1sg scri1lly submitted
IsaEs y. DAVIS,
President.
WR .aELaT.
AEL.s A.. D=lF,
tRAsris LsTsLLlzas
j. r. hAazssTos.
Baari af PaDlc v 0rks-
0n motion of Ala Mckee. accepted aad
pratrd-
fsaa-Ald Aaderson Carpenter Doren.
poTs. slnmer. H4as-r Miller. Miss. Mckee.
iiaaael -t-ia srokes. -proal ,tsoDias.
slrsk-r. Iafram. Turner. fersK-ls
Aags- A8ue.
Bosa0 90 PusLir Woszs
asAsD hArIDe. allch.. june -. i-a-
q the Honorable Mayor aal Common
Council 1f rae Cirg % Grand Rapids
0rausmen-ou rae llEh day ot November.
lsa. your honorable 1s,iy requested the Board
af fl1.lr Works Co 1g- chase dlriuz tA- winter
enc nalsliai aeecls4rg ior re-piank-Ag tu.toa
street nrit = The necessary amber and bolts
ar 44s 8l hand. ald Che Nork contemplated
is awaiting lA- order sf Che Common Council
- orlcr 0f Che Board.
jake n. DAVIS.
President.
Oa motion 0f Ald. Emmsr. accepted aad
ned.
8ukfu of fN s-lc N 9tA.s
Gasso RAgIDs. Mich. Jaae - 80.
u The Honorable the Mayor anG Common
Council sf che City 90 arsnd Rapids.
arureal-l-ln response 90 th- statement Of
.aelnan fareum. ou page ia. Driated pro
r-elllss relative lo tac resolution introduced
bg hlm on June 2. lsao. in regard % tn- paving
oi Cherry street. the board transmit the foi-
l9e .ag report from fhe elty engineer.
bY order OF the board.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-25
Report. OF COMMITTEES.

Referred % Committee 0n Lamps.
Reports OF Committees
To the Honorable the Common Council OF the
city 0t Graad Rapids
Gentiemen-l0ur Committee on Streets 20
whom was referred the petti3a OF Thomas
McCormick and II others. property owners on
Hosad0ue avenue. asking council 10 cause said
street @ be graded and grayrlrd It's eutire
length, page ia printed proceedings. respect
fally port that they have carefully examined
the same. and nnd that the petitioner repre-
sent a majority of the frontage on said street.
owned by residents In the city. Your COM
mittee therefore recommend that the prayer
Of The petitioner be granted.
Respectfully submitted.
ANDREW DOYLE.
ED. II. SrEIS.
FKED SAUNDERS.
". III. STOKES.
GEO. ". MiLLs.
Committee on Streets.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-04-22
Santa Fe County's Mennonites.

Yesterday there called at the New Mex
IcAN office Messrs. d. NJ. Kauson, Abram
LoeWen and John Warkinten, members
of the new colony Of Mennonites, which
has settled in the valley OF southern San
Ia Fe county. The object of their visit
to Santa Fe was 10 see Gov. Prince to
get him to aid them in the matter OF
keeping sheep herds off their ranches,
but the governor being absent they re-
turned without having accomplished their
purpose.
The new settlement now comprises six
teen families. They have already be
gun breaking ground and intend to plant
a large acreage this spring. They are
delighted with their new home and say
that if they are accorded fair treatment
they will induce as many as 100 families
to join them in the fall. The spring
showers in the valley have been quite
frequent and vegetation is growing nicely
without the aid of irrigation.
These settlers are industrious, hard
working people and it is a shame that
sheep are allowed to enter the fields and
destroy their crop prospects they propose
making this their general place OF market
and the people OF Santa Fe can we'll afford
TO cultivate their acquaintance, and assist
them in starting out right in their new
homes
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-04-22
TERRITORIAL TIPS.

| Roswell is to have city police force.
The Springer cement works have re-
sumed operations.
+. j. Tracy, OF New York, is a new
resident of Pecos valley.
| Miss Josifita Sena and Juan Silva were
married yesterday morning in Las Vegas.
Santiago Gonzales died last week at
his home on Red river at the advanced
age OF lO6 years.
Excavation for Roswell's new court
house has been completed and the con-
crete work is now in progress.
A. A. Keen, a former merchant of Las
Vegas, has accepted position in the
First National bank at Albuquerque.
The name of the Folsom Idea has been
changed to the Metropolitan. The paper
has been enlarged and otherwise i'm
proved.
Says the Rustler: Great cars loaded
with the famous Cerrllos Goals, 20 out
daily. Cerrllos has coal business all
the year around.
The Stock Grower predicts that trading
will be lively in steers this fall, with Clay
ton, Springer and Las Vegas as the main
shipping points.
The editor of the Bullion with a num-
| her OF Ell Paso's wealth-seekers will organ
ize all expedition to visit the gold fields
OF Socorro county.
H. B. Cartwright, one Of Santa FEES big
grocery merchants, has bonanza in the
vicinity of CerriIlos, but he isn't making
any blow about it.-Rustler.
| A rod and gun club OF Springer, christ
ened Springer Industrial club, has cap
ital stock OF $4,000. The officers OF the
club are: Chas. Springer, president; j.
W. Dwyer and A. j. Clouthier, vice-presi-
dents u. W. Abbott, secretary; W. II.
kremis, secretary.
Judge Tewkesbury, ofthe Springer Land
association, is gu ted by the Stockman
thusly: Il have been absent month,
and find on my return 200 acres of prairie
broken, lateral bitches made, forty acrs of
orchard about completed, three-quarters
of a mile of wave fence to protect the
embankment to our great reservoir near
ing completion, large garden of fourteen
acres, with hot beds and cold frames and
vegetables growing, several miles of new
road laid out and bridges built, and large
new lake full of water near The stock
yards, for the accommodation of stock
shippers"
The Advocate says that 'in addition to
her mining and agricultural resources,
Sierra county stands in the front rank of
the cattle growing sections OF the south
west. All the conditions favorable to the
range cattle industry, such as mild climate,
nutritious vegetation, pure water, ETC.,
abound here to an almost limitless degree,
and cattle taken OF the range in mid
winter for beef purposes are found to be
in good condition and to need no feeding,
as is the case in almost every other locali-
| ty, to prepare them for the slaughter
house and the butchsrs' stalls."
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-04-22
PERSONAL.

At the Exchange: j. L. Thomson,
Chama; G. M. Bond, Espanola; Warner
Weaver, San Francisco; J. r. Lincoln
CerriIlos; o. D. Stretch, Denver; Chas
f. Lummis, Isleta: VIM. MARYLAND, Ger.
rlllos; Miss NJ. B. sandores, Albuquerque
Edward Baker, Cerrillos; j. c. Henry,
John Scherer, San Pedro; Chas. Lefever
Florence, Colo.
At the Palace: p. Patogen, Atchin.
son A. T. Gregg and wife, Pueblo; F. G.
Pevew, Ranch Iva Stone, Alamosa M.
s. Otero, Bernalillo; W. H. DearsdoH'
Chicago; J. NJ. Allan and wife, Chicago
NJ. M. Spencer, Chicago; Benz. Bishop,
Kelly, N. NJ. ; E. Conklin, Racine, Wis
Mr.. NJ. A. Downs, who with his wife
and son have been travelling over the
west in search of health, will spend u
couple of weeks in Santa Fe, after which
they will return to their home in Kansas
City.
Messrs. John King and Richard Giblin,
of San Pedro, were transacting business
in the capital to-day.
G. NJ. Bond, OF the firm OF Bond Bros,
prosperous merchants OF Espanola, was
in the city to-day.
Contractor Lefever, of the artesian well
came in on the noon train from Florence,
Colo.
Lawyer Baker is up from Cerrillos to-
day on official business.
Hon. T. B. Catron is in Las Vegas at
tending district court.
Hon. M. S. Otero, OF Bernalillo, was in
the city to-day.