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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-12-04

INRtlSTEE'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OFNDEED
a., a OF trust, dated January N, 1871 and recorded
IN II, tne clerks office Of the city OF Ronnokc. in
deca book 81, page 2'6, from W. j. and l.. Blair.
Jr., to the undersigned, default having bccn
naoe IN the terms OF the said deed. and being re.
an!rcd so TO DO by the beneficiary, will. on
~ ESDAl, DECEMBER -, 1S,i, At II
oSCLoCk NJ sell to the highest bidder, by pub.
nc a!ciion; IN trout OF the courthouse In Roam
oke. the following parcel OF land:
IT., beslnning at point on tho cast side OF Frank.
I'M s,recs 3o Iect isonth OF Walnut street; thence
souin NJ degrees ID minutes cast $50 26 feet IN
an alley; thence south degrees IS minutes west
ouIeet 10 point thence north S3 degrees IL min.
utcs west lS5.I2 feet tn Franklin street: thence
north II degrees 10 minutes east 81 feet to the
TERMS OF SALE: Cash enough to nav the
cost or executing this trust, one note S:ll3 :g3,
win interest from January ~, 1871. to tho day
OF sale, the sum OF SUSs II, with interest frori
January ~, lS!l, TO he piid January 90 1872. the
sum or SSS2,l with interest from January NJ
iosi, TO be paid January 10 lS3, and the residue
IL any, payable III two equal annual installmcnts,
IN one ana two years from day OF sale evidenced
ny nesotiahlc notes with interest from date, and
secured by decd OF trust on the premises
nov22tds A. r KIM; 'Tru,too
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-12-04

TRUSTEES SALE-BY HIhrUE OF A DEED
l. OF trust executed to the undersigned trustee
by a. q. Rodrick and j Il. s. Wagner. datcI
May H. 1870 and recorded in the clerks Office OF the
hastings Court OF the city OF Roanoke, deed
book Is. page 1871, to secure to the Wet End
Land Company fifteen hundred dollars In couni
annual payments with interest from GATE as
evidenced by two negotiable notes OF even date
herewith, payable In one and two years inter
date, with interest, Mt the Roanoke Trust. Loan
ana safe Deposit Company, and whereas default
turing note, and nj the reqncst OF the bcnnf ciarv
so to no. will offer Tor sale at public auction, in
front OF the courthouse OF the city OF Roanoke
AT l2 O'CLOCK ON MONDAY, THE aSi II
DAY OF DECEMBER, 1891, the following de.
sciibfd property to-wit:
A or those certain lots or parcels OF land I'm
me city OF Roanoke, and known as lots o, 10 and
II. IN block Is, as shown by the map OF the West
End Land Company.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay costs OF sale
and pay or past due note OF $3.50 with Interest
from the 18th day OF May, 1890, the purchaser to
assume one note of $3.50 due May II, iSg2 with in
tcrest from the lith day or May, lS9O. Balance
u any, on such terms us may he made known on
day OF sale IL i TRuIIT ~
hoN<f otaN-lus Trustee
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-12-04

NRuS TEES SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
deed of trust, dated January 10, 1871, and re
corded IN the clerks Office OF the city OF Roam
l.. Blair, Dr., to the undo rsigncd, default having
ncen made in the terms OF tho said deed. nnd
on TUESDAY. DECEMBER ~, 1SI, Az u
O'CLOCK NJ, cell to the highest bidder, by
Pupnc aucilon, In front OF the courthouse In
Roanoke, the following parcel OF land: 80
:, Beginning ut point on the east side of Frank
lin street 100 feet south of Walnut street; thence
south 81 degrees Is minutes cast 1gl is feet 10 nm
alley; thence south degrees Is minutes west "a
feet to point; thence north 81 degrees IS MN.
htes west l!w.bi feet to Franklin street; thence
place of beginning. W '"o
TERMS OF SALE Cash enough to pay cost
or executing this trust and one note OF S333 81
win interest from January 20, 1Sll and the resi-
due IN two equal annual instamcnts, in and .
years from day Of sale, evidenced by negotiable
notes with interest from day or sale and secured
by deed OF trust on promises. A. e. KING
nov22.tds rrrs,.,
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-12-04

srm NC VShuee or Julia and Jno. j. Nunan has a.
n n"msu the payment OF the above mentioned
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-12-04
American

Company, Roanokc......
Comns Machine Co., Salem.
Crystal Ice Co salem. 80.
Graham Fnrnacc Goa. 49,.
Graham Transparent Ice 60. g.
Midway Iron Co.. To inose..
OLD Dominion Pun ':rph Co.
Roanoke Iron Co..........-.
Salem Furnace Co... 80.
Shenandoah Furnace Co...
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-03-26

Mir bitten ferncr baS auitralii@e
Mablscice aui ben gan,cn Staat alssuz
bcbnen unb Den @abltas gum seieetiden
6eiertaS 81 MAIDEN. "#
10. Nir %perlaugen Elm Gerbot &tnbcr
unter iiini,ebn Sabreu III ocu Miblg.
Nottoricn unb Mertitdttsn bes yonbes
su beid,dftisen, unS limb gu 0unltcn
zines 6ottoric unS Nerswerts, Snipets
tiunss uno Nrbeitsebers 9aitbartsit 0ss
icses, uno ,uiini1en bic Yublitation pom
ireien lertbidcru burd ben Staat.
II. @ir iino 81 @uniten bcr Ssis
lesuns allcr Nusitdnoe our@ @srmittels
uns F.; eines slsiden Vobncs fir slei@e
9lrbeit. ab9cieben pom 0ei@Iedte ; fer
ner eincs VcIaitun9s9cieecs, weldes
Der 2lrbeit bic critic Siderbeit al ibrcn
yeiitmsen sibt.
-. @ir iino seseu bas @eridleuoern
wertbuoler 9fedte our@ ben Staat urb
bur@ bic @cmeinoen.
ID. @ir metnen, bag 9ppotbetcn
Sduloen uon Der 0runociSentbum
Steuer ab9e;ose" 'uerocn ioQte, Oh iols
DE @ppotbste oabeun ooee ~aus,udrts &C.
balten, uno mir bitten UNI iold)e @eiete
meIde bas uerborsene Gisentbum 9lei@>
maBis NIT Dem iidtbaren b~eiteuern.
IA. &ir 9lauben an cine sraoirte Sim
tummeniteuer . &0rperidaiten nnb
,Snoiuio;en, oamit oer&e;dtbum ge;'punz
gen weroe ieineu Nntbeil a. ben ueri4iez
ocnen yaiten BERG eiteucrun9 b%ei;utra9en.
Is. Ias bic Wsbaltc allcr uni ercn
0iientliden Yeamten, bes Staates nno
County, ernieori9t weroem ; UNI nit benz
eruieori9tcn Gintommcu Der Eroou,cnz
ten unb oes Nr6eiterpoltes i'm Gintlan0
81 ltcbcn. ..
Vortietung fol9t.)
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-03-26

Mas mir uns nidt ncbn,cn laiicn wols
uou alsemciner Neoeutung bei6ranten.
len lit bic Nusiibuus unicrcr periSnli6cn
6reibeit. 0esen ieoc Ssitrebuns bic
ielbe gu beidrdnt,n, weroen mir auss
ieuern mic Gin iunges, unscbrodenes
Yicrb, oas man ms @cidirr ;wanSen
mill. IN Der 9oiinunS bic 0unit Der
yeier 81 er1uerbcn, mtbictcn mir ibncn
uno ocn Gollesen Don Der Yreiie eincn
0ruR uno criuden INT nadiidti9c Scs
urtbei!ung.
Ger Sdreibcr.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-03-26

Die o6cn bicncrgclesten @ortc wciicn
oem S9reiber bieles 8lattes Sic Babz
ncn Dor, inncrluIb wel6eu CT ii1 bci Der
%situng bcilclben ,u bcmc9cn bat. Cine
rebt i4wicrise Nui9abe 0o@ wolfen
mir DER udcn unicr Moslidites su t5uu
nno cine Miitsabel %mincbmen, UNI
an Der 9tcinisun9 bes uniauberen Stalz
les na@ unicrn &raiten m%it;ubclien.
Die Nrbcit wiro wobl cine redt iaucrc
1pcrbcu, bod Gin mbe;uinslid)et Nilc
uno cine meridatterli@e Gnti@loNenz
beit mcrocn nidt %perieblcn et'uas ,ur
Grfiilung ocs V%citrebtcn bei;utragen.
Su Ser Nusfibrung werben ms orei
Glutte lcitcn: c%rltcns mas mir tbun,
smeitcns mas mir mtcrlajicn, uno britt
tens wa5 mir Tins nidt nebme lole1,
pplcn.
&nS nit tbul1 wplcn lit, ben Gel ern
10 ptcl 9tcni9tcitcn bcS Plus uno >Snn=
larot5 uno Der Hota!cn st ge6cn, els
Der NaNm e5 crl0ubcn miro. NerNer
,perOcn sic Eriu;ipicn ser Nutan, unD
ipnItigw 9tcf ounbcitrcbun9cn til tlortn
Mrtitcln por9clc9t, bci bencll mir iroob
ntdt ouT Unfcblbmrfcit podcn, loaocr1
1teto aud) aus bcn Mcinungcn Nuocrer
etlpa5 81 lcrncn lll0cn meroe1, uao bar
um Tin lcbbaftc Sct5cili9ung m1ftorocrn.
Mne glliuu;> un0 MrbcitcrzV crcil,cn cr>
iltbcn mir tint M(ittGcilungen i9rc5 rcip.
Verciasicbcn. Sn Sen Spaltcn bcs
Sl0ttcs miro oucD nitbt an 8clcbycubcm,
nno llntcrDaltcnbm fcDlcn, trrs, mir
mollct uerj uden Sen ycjern cine j3citun9
ST gc6cn, Sic lid balo ais licbcr unb
llncutbcDrli6cr: 0ait III Ben Tomtlicu
lsein,abiirsern beitrcbcn nero.
@as mir rnterlalen wollcn lit Sic
Giil1ll,ii auns tn Fripot : Niioircn oenl
spr!dc mas Oll ,ricDt wilit, oab mon
bir tl9bl!t A.. I. ~. iolscno. 2tud an oc'1
religi5ien Nnii6ten wollcu mir nidt ritz
tcltr, %ipn,oern bic Nnitdscn teines jcocr'
Gtnselne1 adtcn uno ms arr aui &C.
tre,tc Scri6tc firOli1u GortommniBe
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-03-26
Mm bic Setter.

0tit benz beutiscn Gatum ilber9ebe"
mir sem sccbrten Eublitnm sieles %latt,
s~enonnt bcr Tortidritt. Fem N""e"
naA miro es bic altcn, uermoocrten Ssrs
baltnile betdmpim une III bic Vab"e"
Der ne,en iortidrittliden Neitrcb"nse",
wcld)e pcr,cit iid mtmiteln. sinlenten
uup lolde ocm lcicnocn Yublitum III CT
ner acknowledgement 6orm uorlese".
0a lul6c por;ii9li@ in Sen be"t'9cn
Tarmcrz uno Nrbeitcrbcwc9unSm )"
iiiuocn jiino, 10 lit ~ ielbltperltdnol'd),
BAH cs unermiolid) iir @crbreit""S Der
pou Der Nllian; uno ben Nrbeiter %ers
einen nicoerselesten @eiormioer" arbe's
ten, bic NnsriHc ber @esnsr Serlels
ben abwebren, uno itets bic NfiBusrz
baltniMe, melde bic er;eusenoe urlade
tieier rieienbaiten Sepesnns Ino. NIT
alien cbrlidsn Mitteln betdmpien ~iro,
bis lie sur trauri9en Trrinner""s Der
Gcr9anscnbeit anscb0ren msroen. 1'e
Monopole, Sic lrults uno
ionitise Gombtnationen GROCER
Geldditc limb bic rieliScn 9lntc9e!,
welde Ill benz Marte ocs @oltes laus
gen bic uorbcrri dcno Corruption /"
ben politii6cn &rciien lit cs, mclde oos
Wolt an Den 9tano oes Glcnocs treibt :
btes iino bic llngebcuer, welbe otcles
8latt CUR Nufga6c bat su bctdn1p1e1.
Die Nnlidt, Dap Die Scltrcbung Der
Narmer BARN lie9t, bic Welddttc Der
Stdote III ruinircn uno nicoer;urclBen,
lit cine irrigc uno wdrc ein trouriger
&idi6ritt, unD nidt Tortl6ritt ;u nc'1z
nen. 9cben, uno leben lallcn, oas lit
uniere Yarole, bem mir willen, Bag fir
ben Yroou;enten Goniumcnten, fir bic
9larbeit - &apital, uuo @cidaitslcutc
als GermittIer s'uiiden ienen cine Notbz
wenoisteit III Der @eicul@ait uno oaber
nidt gu betdmpien limb, 10 lansc lie ii@
inncrbalb Der 9cieuidaitlidcn Sobnen
bewescn, icood wiro man ueriuden iez
ben Sd)winoel ooer Eetru9, no INNER
81 finpen, a%ui;uocdeu, babel aber ni@t
uerseien bas Cute III scborisee yi4t gu
itcucn. 1arum iiuo ale Nuian;en
ui9t allein oieies County. i~onoern oes
9ansen Staatcs, ale Nrbeiteruereine, II.
Iberbanbt ale eocl mcinenbcn Virger
aui9eforbcrt nit 9ano al oas ibwcre
8ert gu Iescn uno in u~nicrcn 8citrez
bungcu 81 untcr itiiten, oanit cs. balo.
g%elinscn mGse fit Den arbeitcnocn. 8iirz
ger ei1 meni6enwiiroi9es 0aicin uuo ein
freics %ano su errp6cn.
Sic .6crausgeber.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-03-26

Wir cradtcn es ni1t aus Dem 0ege Bel
oicicr @clegcnDeit bic Nnipra9c bes
a@tb. Sgnat'us loncup gu 9eben, 1pelde
CT bel Der lebtcn Staatsz Is onpentipn ber
NQion; bielt; iie untbdlt 10 &icles gum
nadocntm uno bcbcr;igen. Gr meint
Sic Nlian; unb Nrbeiter ~iollten lid nit
Den alten Yarteien ~teineowess mii@en
uuo ueri@mel;en, iascno:
n@ir biirieu uns nit tcimen ber al
ten Farteien 81 Bette le9cn. Ibnn mir
cs, io ueroen mir uou ibren &rantgeiz
ten anseitedt. llnO bic i&limmite aront'
belt, ~el&e lie at ii@ baben, lit bic
Neisnns oas BOLT ais etwas gu be:
tra@ten, tuas man pIaSeu, benz ma''
uorll9en uno bas man beidwinoeln iou.
Sbre b0dite Sbse pom Staate tlugbeit
1T, Ma@t ourd i@0ne Veripre9unsen
ST erlanseu, in sroBiprc@erii@en Flat:
torment, una oann in ibreu Maulern bic
3un9cn mad bcm Solte aus itrcden un1
es al Die Gorporatipncn u%crtmIicn.
Tics wuroe Sa9r ouf SaDr 9ctricbcr
bis um9efdbr 10000 Mon lit i6rcn'
Born aufjtanDcu ulo crflGrtcu. bali lpl:
dyes aufbOren miiNe. LIMB cs miro aui:
b0rcn. SDr 1a6t Bios bic 0elctbii1e>
Der .leetcn scbn Sa6rc nit Sen Ylatfor:
mcn Der bci0en altcn Yartclen 81 ucr:
9lei9en, um Sic ipib6a6ii9cn Betrii9c:
~reier, mel@e III bent Golte aus9eiibt
wuroen, SIT entoeten. Beioe Yarteicr
Daben crtldrt, INNER uno wieoer, oaE
bas Nailer aus benz uerpdl lcrtci1 6upi:
tai ansgepreBt mcroen muB, aber c.
muroe nidt @a1sr seuu9 aus9SoSen,
UNI bic Xippen eines ourltisen Nrobers
in ber 0Iite Sa1ara 81 beneten.
Nein:-als mir in 1887 elm 0clet pal:
iirten, ba6 fcrnerbin feline uerwaNerter
s(tticn mcbr 9ci@aiicn wcrScn iolltcn,
uno oaR, wcnn trotocm 9cidafien; BIZ
an loldcm SDun bctbcili9tc1 Mdnne'
na1 benz StaatsSn0tbmil e 9ebro9t 1per:
ben miiBtcr, 1etimncrte man lid 10 pic
oor,1ru ais ,odre eS Elm Sam flu6 Ct:
uw mtcygcoroncten %9(llions i'll Ncf
3tiucy Ibalc geleSm flint Oic;len uol
Der 8rjtijt5cn Oreusc uuo so Nteilcl
.usn:.bbttr pcf;5itcn Yoitoiiicc. Scjt Sal:
liiruilSt biclio Nfteo Dut sic SbwtnOci:
Mopitalii iruug Der Viicuba9ncn III Otir.
II eiota, ungeijDts ccs Weicses, oa5 oics
ais Standardization l%tempelt, IN
ungtidbr $3So0000o stgc1ommel1, uni
bic bur@iGnittliUe &apitalilruag Del
Tolncu OcS Staatcs III upu ,lln0efGb1
$4,000 per Mcilt auf $43697.O6 pei
Nteile geiticgcn. &c uSpu" Giim
6aDn Gomponic la9t, oob ibrc Sabl
S34, ia, o97.G5 toitet, oob a6cr $lS:
+lo,2l9.90 fiir biscuits" an Scr
Si9crbciten m%,ssc9ebcn wurocn. IA!
ioQ bciBen, cs toltct sls4l92l9.9 SO lin
$l5754S77.GG SIT 6orgca! Nenn fl
Wclo fir ,ucitcrc ie9s Monaic Su iot
1cn Staten 9c5Or9t bdttcsl, wilrbc ii
$50, 900, 900 i9uloig iein nno podb fci
nu 6uS Sabn, feline SdweQc, fc;nc'
9}agc( e;sncn uno nidt cinmoI clue 81:
s~orrettc ,um NorSc;gw babcn~ Ni1
Gin GVinm1, Der an Sicicn Ecr5rcbeu be:
t%tcilist, wurac ieit9cnommcn, ppr's &c:
ridt scbroDt uoer beitraft, udbrsa>
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-11-16
a STRONG SHOWING!

In this agitation for just railroad rates
and improved transportation facilities the
people of Denver are making showing
of facts and figures that is somewhat sur
prisng, considering the fact that congress
has tried so hard to correct the very
evils complained OF. Because of the fact
that Denver is nearer, 1t claims that its
trade territory covers Colorado, Wyoming,
Montana, Idaho, Washington, Oregon,
Utah, Nevada, New Mexico, northern
Texas and western Kansas. This is not an
unreasonable claim if railway mileage is
to be considered basis for the adjust
ment of rates-and it should be-and
Denver is taking very vigorous steps to
show the justice of it. On this subject
Mr.. J. 7. Cornforth, who is especially in
terested in securing fair.play for Denver's
manufactures, cites some facts OF timely
moment. He says: "Look at the rates
to Ell Paso, for instance. The distances
w ludI polut arc EIoLu bChFCi, iGo
miles from Kansas City, ,l72 miles from
Chicago, l $3.50 miles. Nevertheless the
class rates from Denver are about % per
cent higher than those from Kansas City
and about Is TO 20 per cent higher from
Denver than from Chicago. Building
stone, in which Denver heads the list as
producer, is listed at q rate of 60 cents
per cwt from Denver, So cents from Kan
sas City and 40 cents from Chicago. Beer
which is made here in large quantities is
81 .05 from Denver, 4S cents from Kansas
City and 90 cents from Chicago. How in
the world, under this arrangement, ap,
proved as it is by the interstate commits.
sion, can Denver dream of touching E
Paso commercially, although she is 44G
miles nearer that point than Kansas City
and 901 miles nearer than Chicago? The
same ruinous adjustment of rate obtains
as between the three points named and
other places in Texas, New Mexico and
all tho territory tributary by natural loca.
ton to Denver"
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-11-16
STRAIGHT GOODS.

Major Mckinley, now in New York
city taking rest after his well earned
victory, talks straight from the shoulder
when be says:
"The Democrats seem disposed to make
the tariff again an issue, and so lar as
am concerned, | know of no reason why
We should Lot accommodate them. The
Republican party at its national conven-
ton must itself decide upon what lines
the battle is to be fought. The Democrats
of the south and west, anticipate, will
insist on free silver plank in the national
platform. We can meet them with hon
est money with as flattering success as
we have in Ohio. | see no disposition on
the part of the Republicans to yield in
the slightest degree in their opposition to
all plans for the repeal of the tariff and
recipro ;ity acts. There are efforts to
make the Democratic successes in New
York, Iowa and Massachusetts appear Of
national slgnlhcance. AS understand IL,
the canvass in these three commonwealth
were conducted upon state issues. Boies'
election in Iowa was certainly due to local
causes. So was that of Russell in Massa-
chusetts. That state is surely Republican
in national contest. And New York
has been carried by us for the presidency,
except on two occasions, since 1860. In
Ohio our appeals were made on national
issues alone, and we were victorious"
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-11-16

libel suit ought to be suggestive to the
whole libel-mongering element that it
doesn't pay very much to go into the
courts against newspaper without sub
stantal grievance and one irremediable in
any other way. Newspapers are not TO be
shut up by libel suits.
They make mistakes sometimes, errors
of judgment, in printing matter of per-
sonal character which is not based upon
sufficient evidence. And any frst-cass
paper is always ready to make reparation
by public disavowal of intent to injure,
and by retracting statements, demonstra-
bly, wrong. But the press is always justified
in protecting the public by stating facts
even if they work to the great disadvan-
tage of dshonorable, tricky and deceltful
men. 1t is about time that lawyers who
prod people to actions for libel against
newspapers should come to their senses.
That kind of business is neither good nor
profitable. Minneapolis Journal.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-11-16
Pecos River Reserve.

To whom it may concern:
The undersigned, special agent of the
general land office, was on the 9Th day Of
Oct 1891, directed by the Honorable Com
missioner of the general land office, to
examine certain tract of land lying IN
the counties OF Santa Fe, San Miguel and
Mora, in the territory of New Mexico,
on headwaters of Pecos river, and to
report to the said Honorable Commission
er as to its adaptability for park or reserve
purposes, said park having been petit
toned for by numerous citizens of said
counties and territory. 1t is made the
duty of the special agent to fix and rec
ommend boundary lines for said reserve
or park for the consideration of the
Honorable Commissioner, and to give
notice by advertising the said boundary
lines, so that all persons or communities
can enter their protest and state their
objections to said honorable commission.
er, if any there be. Now be it known,
that having made said examination, the
following boundary lines will be recon-
mended to the said Honorable Commits
sioner for his consideration and adop-
tion, to-wit:
Commencing on the fourth correction
line north, at the southeast corner of
township II north, range IS east, of the
principal base and meridian of New Mex
leo, thence running north along the range
line between ranges Is and IA east, eigh-
teen miles to the northwest corner of
township 10 north, range IA east, thence
north about six miles to the fifth correc-
ton line north, as the position OF the
same may be hereafter determined,
thence along said correction line to the
southeast corner of township 81 north,
range Is east, thence north 6 miles,
thence west IL miles, thence south 6
miles to the fifth correction line north,
thence west on said correction line about
6 miles to a point due north of the
northwest corner of township II north,
range IL east, thence south about "a
miles to the fourth correction line
south, thence west 1852 chains to the
northwest corner of township 16 north,
range II east, thence south on the range
line miles, 3 chains and AZ links to the
corner of sections 10, IS, 10 and "a,
thence east on the section lines to the
range line between ranges II and IL,
thence north miles and 3 chains to the
fourth correction line north, thence east
$50 chains, thence north on the range
line miles to the southwest corner OF
township IS north, range IL east, thence
east on the township line 6 miles, chain
and 6 links to the southeast corner OF
township Is north, range IL east, thence
south miles to the fourth correction line
north, thence east on the correction line
miles to the place of beginning, except
ing, however, sach portion of the Las
Trampas grant supposed 10 be about
two miles square), rs may be found to be
in conflict with the tract herein de-
scribed at its northwest corner when a
final survey of said grant shall be made.
BY order of the honorable commission
er of the General Land Office.
JOHN s. STIDaER.
Special Agent, Il. l.. O.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-11-16
SCIENCE ON WOMAN'S SPHERE.

An English scientist undertakes to
show from a scientific stand point that
home is the proper place for woman kind,
and the joke about the whole business is,
that he quite conclusively proves up on
his claim.
II any set, class, clan or family is to
survive in society, each of its adult
women must average at least four chill
dren. Less than this means extinction.
Now, an average of four babies can not
be maintained among women who take
up "the sphere where men act at their
highest in public, in industry, in the
service of the state" Four babies mean
practically eight years devoted to their
birth and nutrition. The college
graduates of our female colleges average
but two. Advanced women average
even less, though there are exceptions.
Anything less than four babies per
adult woman means-since two out of
four children die in infancy-that the
father and mother will not leave two
adults behind them. If they do not the
family dies out. This memorable vital
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arithmetic cuts short all attempts to widen
the sphere of woman by including her in
the sphere OF man. The women who try
it end the breed, the clan, the family to
which they belong. They are inevitably
the mere vagary of generation. They
can have no successors. Educate women
all you please; but the home must re-
ceive them and child bearing be tteir
chief work, or the class of education and
refinement will perish out of society. st.
Paul, Christianity and science are at one
on this point.
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John Sherman the Man.

The Boston News says: "The Repub-
lican victory in Ohio should be celebrated
by the reelection to the United States
senate of that sturdy and able Republican,
John Sherman" Nothing short of that
will satisfy the Republicans of all the
states. The loss Of John Sherman from
the United States senate would be ma
tional loss. No other man could fill his
ace.-Chicago Inter Ocean.
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II is 80 good thing to realize, this
honest collection and transfer of public
monies in Santa Fe county, that Tor tear
some one may overlook it. we have decld-
ed to keep the collectors statementstand-
ing on our local page for few days. The
attention of the bichlorlde OF Doodle
statesmen is called to this showing.
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An Excellent Suggestion.

An excellent suggestion made in the
annual report of the adutant general OF
the army is to the effect that faithful and
efficient service for ten years should
constitute for a soldier a claim for APP
pointment to one of the subordinate civil
POSITIONS within the control of the war
department. Such a policy properly
carried out would greatly stimulate the
disposition of good men to enlist, and
would lead them during their time of
service to do everything possible to make
good record and to avail themselves of
all the facilities afforded for self-improve.
ment. Washington Post.
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AND the Boston Globe trots out young
Governor Russell for the presidency, eh?
Well, the Mugwumps are scarcely In II
this year, nor the next. Gone to join the
Farmers Alliance boom.
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MONDAY, NOVEMBER 16.

THE Catholics have chosen a committee
to supervise the making of national
Catholic educational exhibit at the Expo
sitlon. Many prominent Catholics are
much interest ed in the enterprise.