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CITY REAL ESTATE.

M cAFEE, BALDWIN & HAMMOND, REAL
W Estate Agents and Auctioneers members of the
$1,000 oniy-Cheap lot on Fulton ST., near Lyon;
25xl37 IS; offer wanted.
$3.50 each-Easy terms; fine lot on Serpentine
streets.
st each 25x120; avenue graded and macadamized.
S26Oo each-3 line lots on McAllister and Fulton
plete
ss70o-WalIer and De Long ave; corner; 3ox1oo.
$23ooo-Pine, near Central ave-: 3lxs7;e
Sl400-lsth St, near Hattie: 26xS7 3.
S2250-Point Lobos near Sth ave.: 25112O; ave-
SI000-Fulton and Lott SITS; corner. 56:3xl00'
street 1n severed and nacadamized 49,
SllOO-Mase offer; cheap lot on 9Th ave., near
$2325 onIy-splendd building lot; 18th ST.,
Noe; 25x114: street work complete.
$50o0-Choiee business corner; 18th and Dia-
mond Sts.; 81 :6x75; street work all done.
$3359-Page ST., near Masonic ave; 25xl37 IS.
SaI00-Deysadero ST., near Page: 25XlO7;3.
S3750-Fair Oaks ST., cor 25th; 35xl1O.
S2400-Guerrero ST., near Army; 25I125,
s450o-Lombard ST., near Fillmore; os :9xl2O to
slo45-cheap; 10th ave-, Clement ST.; 25x
aha 6oPe ST. ss syGo S0h00
$l40 per front foot-oak ST., near shrader: full
depth; lots; 25xl37:6
81 o per front toot-Csstro ST.. 10th; 80 :61
lSI; wiI su9dyide; cable cars pass the property
tate Agents and Auetoneers. 10 Montgomery st.
$400o-BranSan. near I'd; 2-story buildings.
stores and tenements; rented low at $50; lot 50x
so: street accepted by city.
S1l,5OO-MtSsion, 18th; 2-stOry houses of
rooms, ETC.; lot 30x90; Mission 81. will be
prominent business street
$loO per front oot; cheap lots Sacramento ST.,
near Webster extra large sizes; street paved with
bituminous rock; cable Will soon be running
past tn 5 property.
$25O-Unly $50 cash. balance monthly install
ments of $40; II splendid level lots in the Excel
sior Homestead: only blocks from Mission street
and close to the electric road lots in the adjoining
blocks are being sold for 5000 to $40O
Sllo0 cash, balance in monthly installments;
splendid new home on Noe ST., near 23d; large
rooms bath, ETC.; all latest conveuirnces; only 1
block from Castro-st ears; price $1,000.
SllOO 10 Sl30O-Splendid lots Hill ST.. bet.
Noe and Sanchez all graded ready for build
ing; fne healthy location: grand view street work
all done; only block from Castro-st. cars.
S9IOO only-Flne new cottage York ST.,
18th; contains large rooms BATH basement,
wooden mantels in fact, all the latest coEvenien-
ces; lot 25XlO0; easy terms: only l block from
Eoward-St.; cars running on Potrero
S1IoO-G Ood 2-Story house: 4-roomed tene-
nents; Riteh St, near Brannan; always rented; lot
25x1S:4; rent 1915 per anuum.
S6oOO-Bryant, near 1St. lot 50xl60 to
street: ground rent SAT.
81 10OC-Rtnt S22s0 per annum; gt-edged In
Vestment: on Mason st. Sutter: elegant
modern Hats; always rented; lot 25xS7;6.
Call at our office for printed list Of property for
sale IN all parts of tn e city.
MCAFEE, BALDWIN & HAMMOND Real Es-
Agents and Auctioneers. 10 Montgomery st.
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o. Qt1OG0 EASY TERMS; NEW 2SrORY
tD 1LOO. houses: rooms. bath: modern; lovely
location; Castro, nr. 22d on cabta line. au30 7ts
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$4,000 FLATS OF ROOMS EACH. AND
BET; l4th and 18th; rents SAL per month; lot so
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PEAL ESTATE FOR SALE BY p C. MoLLoY,
II RealsEst Agent and Rent Collector, 1873
Montgomery ST.
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$4,000 SSTocKToS ST. BET. BUSH AND
sold on account Of owners departure; contains IL
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

0'FARRELL & LANG,
~ REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
Auctioneers and House Brokers. Full charge tax en-
OF properly Members of the San Francisco Real
Estate Excnange. II Montgomery street.
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dnOSEO COTTAGE OF ROOMS AND BATH
tCAO1U. on Sanchez St, near 2sth; contains .
stone waIs5: street work aII~dohe; will take half
cash; lot 25xll4..
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$4,000 SUNIPER 51yIIIasv ST, NEAR HARRISON;
bath brick foundations; all modern coEyenIences;
IN flts; rents Si7: lot 25NS5.
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HEADQUARTERS FOR PARK LOTS.

GS0 DOWN. BALANCE SO MONTHLY, FOR
tDOO 5000. $3.50 and 5000 lots near electric
road boulevard and Golden Gate PARK SOL GETZ
q BRO, 624 Market ST.
GQHN 1915 AND $500 LOTS. ONLY BLOCKS
SpcOO. from park, near electric road. on line OF
l6thst. extension and proposed cable: 1 cash, bal
ance $40 monthly. SOL GETZ BRO, 624 Mar-
ket ST.
G6OO $500, 5000. $1,000 AND $1,000, FOR
UOOOs lots on 7th. Sth. 9th and 18th aveS..
near Olympic Club Grounds; streets macadamiZed;
easy terms. SOL GETZ q BRO. 62s Mar1et ST.
LOTS NORTH OF THE PARK
CdO0 TO $500 EACH, FROM 25FH AVENUE
.D 1OO west, for choice lots, with marine view.
on proposed cable lines: is cash, balance $iU
monthly. SOL GETZ Il BRO. ga Market st.
> CHOICE CORNERS on 2sD AND 24rH AYES
= and St cheapest in Richmond; easy terms.
SOL GETZ & BRO, 624 Market st.
GQSO 25xI2O EACH; ONLY FEW OF
.DOOO. them left; 18th ave. Point LO-
bos ave-; ready 10 build on easy terms. Sol.
GETZ & BRO. 62+ Market st.
NoTICE-wEHAYE LOTS NORTH ANDS 'UTH
~ of the park In any locality desired. We sell
them cheap, because we buy for cash, and make
quick sales II you want bargains call s0On and we
Will show youwhlt We have. SOL GETZ a BRO.
624 Market ST. aus SuWe II
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GTS00 FRONT HOUSE. IN 8 FLATS, AND
= fOOO. rear house of 4 rooms, on stockton ST..
near Greenwich; house in good order; rents for
SS64 per annum.
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XII 0G0 CHEAP; AN ELEGANT BAY
D .UUU. window residence OF II rooms and
bath; on Page ST., near Broderick: brick founda-
tiouSs servants room: wlne-cellar and all modern
improvements; commands fine views: lot S0X 1877 IS.
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RANK DIVIDENDS HAVE BEEN DECLARED
- averaging AZ per cent per annum; examine
lne borrowing list OF investment properties yiel ding
at Ieast times the interest of savings banks and
paying ior themselves in 5. and years.
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cNJUUU. bet Valencia and Mission containing
8 rooms and bath;- servants room; bay-windOws;
brick foundations; cement walks; sewer connec-
tious complete: mortgage OF S5O0U can remain on
the property 1t per cent; this includes the furnf-
ture in the house, worth ut the loves. calculation
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5000 2-SToRY HOUSE ON MASON ST.
LO--Op. near Lombard: contains l3 rooms and
uatH; high basement; rents for 1886 per aunum.
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C00O0 DIAMOND. Mr. 10Th; NEW ELE-
t~ODpO. CANT bay-windOw cottage OF rooms
aIt bath: Laundry: brick oundatons ETC.; iron
fence; stone walks; lot 25Il25.
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G19 Q0A ELEGANT RESIDENCE on GOLD
- 1O.OOO. en- Gate ave, near Fillmore; con
tainS s rooms and BATH bay windows; brick fouu-
daiIons; modern improvements; lot 27:6x137:6.
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Ge000 ELEG ANT FLATS ON 18TH ST,
OOOOO' close TO Castro; upper fiat contains 8
rooms and bath: mtddle rooms and bath. and lower
, rooms; stable on rear OF lot rents S7I4 per
mum; bsy-wiudows; brick foundations: all modern
Convenleneesi LOT 25xll4 This is a bargain.
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GeSOO 2-SToRY BAY-wINDOw HOUSE ON
SDOOOU. Sutter ST., near Laguna; contains
rooms and bath
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C91O0 COTTAGE OF ROOMS: COR OF
- OIOU. Pine aud Central ave-; lot 25x70.
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Classified Advertisements Continued on the
Sixth Page.
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MCAFEE, BALDWIN & HAMMOND, Real Es-
Agents and Auctioneers 10 Montgomery st.
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NOTICE.

TAKE THE McALLISTER, HAYES, OAK.
Ellis, fost, Howard or Haight-st. cabe-cars, get
out at Ashhury st. and walk to Fell ST. and look at
the oloek we are snbdividing Fell ST., between
mas1hic ii ave. aud Ashbury ST. This Is the only
block on kell ST. offered for sale.
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G9O0O HOUSE AND LOT ON 18TH. NEAR
- OOOO. Castro, 10 rooms and bath; brick foun-
UatlOuS; stone walks; lot 25xy9:S.
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GJl0 EACH: s5 MONTHLY r.YInsTALLMENTs
OIuO no interest: near Baden Electric Road; 30
mn minutes ride w. PARRISH, PEARSALLS CO..
90 Market II. anti
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G CSCO0 FINE CORNER ON SUFFER- ST; LOT
tCCJUO. 42;6Is7:6 :6 and -bay-wiDdOw house OF 9
INNS and hlrh-
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S.ON0O MUST BE SOLD; A PICKUP; NEW
tC-'OO. bay window cottage of a rooms and
slt modern Improvements; high basement; lot 25x
1-O, hau block from The Geary-st. cable ROAD.
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GOC00 NEW-BUILT COTTAGE ON 23D ST.
WoCoO. near Noe, block from the Castro-st.
cable. on the instalment plan. For sale by NJ. B.
IEYY. ~ CallfOrnla st. Mnntonnhrv
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c tSA0 a NICE BAY-wINDOw COTTAGE
- tOOO. nearly new, on Golden Gate ave.. CON
JaIns rooms and bath bay-w indowS: brick founda-
t.ols and all modern improYements; lot 25xl37 IS.
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Call at our office for printed list of property for
sale IN all parts of tn e city
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S200 near 1E fh1Ts baS SnaSws 3S cASTR 5riee
foundations; all modern improvements; rents
S5O4 per 2nnuln lot 25Xl25
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GI 0O0 STEUART ST. NEAR MARKET;
tol1. .UUU. rents $3.50 per annum.
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00OS0 NEw-BUILT COTTAGES OF
eDO-OO. rooms. with all modern conyenisnces
and lot 25xi25; all street work done on W. side
douglass St. bet. oath and Jersey; it is only
blocks from Castro-st. cable; you can have one on
the lnstallment plan equal to rent. For sale by NJ
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G96 6OO FINE CORNER ON VALENCIA
u -O.OOO. S., close 10 Market; lot 32X90;
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GE00p 3-SToRY BAN-wINDoW HOUSE. IN
STOpOO. fats, on ShOtwell St, near 18th: Ii
rUoms and bath; rents Sb3O per annum; lot 25xl2O
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C9100 COR. 23D AND YORK; COTTAGE OF
IcI w. rooms and lot 30 :5X 100; rents SII;
I.-u. lor another house anSn Sn'Tn.rh
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C1fS0 HOUSE AND LOT ON GREEN ST.
rooms and lot 22:llX6S g.
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NTEkN 4 CARR.
- Real Estate Agents and House Brokers,
1928 Montgomery ST.
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Balance In and years at Z per cent Don't fail
TO look at this and call and see us early tomorrow
morning; hrst come first served. Southern expos
ure; sheltered The creme de La creme of the park
residence district right in front of the park with
entrances at both streets. O'FARRELL d LANG,
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This is your only chance to secure lot facing the
Goden Gate Park at such low prices and reasonable
terms
Ii you don't think so ask some other agent il he
has any lots on ii street for $65O $3.50 $500 $3.50.
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THE ONLY BEACH LOTS FOR SALE BY SOUTH
SIDE LAND CO.: easy installments; ga Market.
EXCEPTIONALLY FINE BARGAINS CAN BE
II be had in park lots by calling on the SOUTH
SIDE LAND CO., 644 Market ST.
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THE BEST WORK YET DONE,

The best work that has been done for
many day was done by the board of
county commissioners here yesterday by
arranging to refund the bonds and seven
years interests on the bonds issued in aid
of the N. M. & 5. L. II. X. anu lield by
Coler ct al. in per cent thirty year
bonds; the best and most experienced
attorneys in the community advised a
settlement, believing that the county
could make no such showing as to reverse
the judgment against it in these cases in
the district court OF Santa Fe county and
i'll the supreme court of the territory. One
or two interested attorneys were rabid!y in
favor of appeal no matter how useless,
simply in order to gain time at the ex-
pense of more cost and expense. The
original bonds bore interest at the rate of
7 per cent; the judgment bore interest at
the rate of per cent. The entire claim
supported as it is by the DEGREES of the
supreme court is now refunded at 5 per
cent in long time bonds. 1t is plain and
patent that the settlement is very favor
able one for the county, and under the
circumstances is the very best that could
have been made. All right-minded hon
est and public spirited citizens are highly
pleased with the settlement.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-09-29

ter says the nebular theory has got to co.
that it can no longer stand, and he goes
back twenty three hundred years, and,
with Aristotle, declares there is but one
universal force electricity. He declares
electricity is the cause of light, heat,
magnetism, attraction, repulsion, gravl-
tation, earthquakes, the high and low
barometers, heat in the earth, volcanoes,
and is the life principal of the vegetable
and animal kingdoms. 1t moves the at
mosphere, lifts the moisture and is the
force of the tornado. Every heavenly
body, from meteors to the suns, has grown
from atoms by condensations. Suns
and planets are caused to revolve on
their axes by the electrical force we
see in the natural magnet, and planets
and satellites revolve around their
primaries because of the elements
that surround and revolve with the
latter.
The sun is not and the earth never was
a hot body; neither light nor heat comes
from the sun, but they are the effect OF
electrical radiations the planets, satellites
and asteroids entered our solar system as
comets and each will continue to grow by
accumulations from the ether of space
electricity-till it becomes a sun and the
center of solar system. The earth's d.
ameter at its equator is greater than at
its poles because OF vegetable and coral
growths. Coal is not of vegetable origin.
the moon is not dead world.
"For the salvation Of science, Says Eos
ter, "it is necessary to return to the uni
ty of force, as announced by Aristotle
The nebular force stands to scientific
truth in about the same relation that the
theory of a million gods did to true reli
gion in the time of Christ. Ii we 60 back
to the truth OF one universal force we moi
only lift science from the mire but We dc
for the scientific world that which the
doctrine of one God did for the religious
world"
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-09-29

Where are the mathamaticians of the
free trade Democratic party who figured
so brilliantly what the effect OF the Nc
Kinley bill would be before it went into
effect? Where are the eloquent writer's
and rhetoricians who almost drew tears
from the eyes OF casehardened protection
lists by their doeful pictures OF the suffer
ings of the poor man under the new tariff?
Where are those so per cent and 100 per
cent increases in the prices of articles Of
necessity which were trumpeted from one
end of the country to the other, and pre-
dicted as the inevitable result of the Nc
Kinley bill?'
Alas, for the vanity of human wishes.
The Mckinley bill has been in operation
nearly a year, and the price of articles of
necessity has decreased instead CT in
creased. as the Chronicle has conclusive
ly shown. We have waited in vain for
answer to or criticism of our article on
the Mckinley prices and none has been
forthcoming, hence We are justified in be-
lievng that the free traders have no
answer to make.
1t is amusing to see our Democratic
contemporaries try to wriggle and squirm
out of the dilemma into which plain
presentation of undenisble facts has put
them. They seize upon any incident, no
matter how trivial, if it seems in any way
to bear adversely to the new tariff. One
scans very closely the list of failures, and
whenever a manufacturing enterprise sus-
ponds it shouts, "ddn't we tell you so?"
Though in fact it had asserted that the
Mckinley bill was fashioned for the bene-
fit of the manufacturers. Another notes
the high price of American wheat and the
removal of the German restrictions on
American pork, and declares that the Re-
publican party is in great luck to be able
to offset the evil effects of the Mckinley
bill by such an unusual demand for home
products.
And so it goes. They are ready to as.
cribe every reason but the right one for
the prosperity of the American people.
When they are shown that farm products
are high and manufactured articles Of
necessity low they are forced to admit it.
but they begin to hunt around for some
thing in the nature of miracle to account
for it instead OF attributing it to the rea
cause, the beneficial effect Of protective
tariff. San Francisco Chronicle.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-09-29
ONE FORCE-ELECTRICITY.

1t may be a little early as yet, but we
feel justified in predicting that the scen-
tiic world, as its teachings are at present
founded, will be given some very rough
nuts to crack with its capacious jaw-bone
before it gets through with W. T. Foster,
the Missouri valley weather prophet.
Foster is student and a thinker, and he
has way of digging out facts and figures
and results which, to say the least, must
command respectful consideration from
millions of scientific students who have
not felt wholly satisfied with many of the
generally accepted theories which have
governed for years.
Since the remarkable weather proph-
estes of Mr.. Foster have aroused the read
ing public OF the west of late years, there
has been a growing demand to learn
something of the man and his teachings,
and every little while we find him drop
ping to the public prints statements
which are not only interesting but most
extraordinary; but in recent article
this progressive son Of truth goes farther
than usual, and lays down the gauntlet
IN such a manner as to challenge the
Old school scientists for fight to the
finish.
Electricity This, we gather from the
fragments OF his teachings we have been
able to peruse, is the groundwork of the
bold theories Foster has advanced. Eos
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-09-29
Commence the Good Work.

The Republican territorial league is
ready and anxious TO place the organiza-
ton in active and effective operation in
every precinct in the territory. Every
Republican ought to take sufficient inter
est in the success of the party to become
a member of the league if there is one in
his locality and if there is none within
convenient reach he ought to feel author
lied to institute one there. Much good
will result from such meetings socially as
we'll as politically. To give few hours
time each week to the furtherance of Re-
publican principles will make wiser and
better citizens, stimulate needed enter
prises, encourage immigration, multiply
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-09-29
Register Morrison.

Col. A. L. Morrison, register of the
Santa lie land office and president of the
New Mexico Republican league, will put
in two weeks in Ohio assisting Major Nc
Kinley. He is one Of the most effective
speak ers on the stump and is always in
demand during campaigns. He is man
OF strong convictions, and is both earnest
and eloquent. The Republicans of New
Mexico are proud to have one of their
leaders assist in the good fight now being
carried on in Ohio.-San Marcial Report
err.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-09-29

Insertions in Ground About Town" column 20
cents a line, each insertion,
puotorrod locals 10 cents per line first insertion
pTeiePTGs line each subsequent insertion
Local advertising 81 per inch per day for first
CIV Insertions, rs cents per inch per day Tor next
six insertions, so cents per day for subsequent
insertions.
All contracts and bills for advertising payable
monthly.
All communications intended Tor publication
must he accompanied by the writer's name ana
.ddrass--not for publication-but as all evidence
good faith, and should be addressed to the the
ode}or Letters pertaining to business should
he addressed to NEW MEXICAN Printing 20.
oo Santa Fe, New Mexico
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X
The Mckinley Bill Did 1t.

One OF the immediate results of the
Spanish reciprocity treaty with the United
States is the announcement that the
Haines Milling company of Three Rivers,
Mich, has begun heavy shipments OF flour
to Cuba. 1t is 6 straw that shows what
reciprocity is eflectirg in numerous drec-
tions.-Kansas State journal.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-09-29

The address of Governor Prince at the
opening of the territorial lair WAS replete
with valuable information and timely
and suggestive ideas, as are all of his ut
terances, especially in relation to New
Mexico. 1t was not trite and stale, or
made up of generalities, but was alive,
up to date and dealt in positive facts and
practical experiments and observation,
fully sustaining the claims he makes for
New Mexico and her resources. The Re-
porter will have occasion to make use of
much of this valuable and interesting
address in the futuie.-San Marcial Re-
porter
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-09-29

IT looks now as if the chaos surround
ing the finances of Santa Fe county for
10! these many years would soon be
cleared up, and the people given chance
to at least get some idea of where they
stand. IT'S a consummation devoutly to
be wished,
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-09-29

school houses, advance education and
and add wealth to our county and terri
tory. We will take pleasure in securing
the necessary documents for any locality
in Colfax county where Republicans have
the necessary enterprise to organize
league. We expect to see one, at least,
in every precinct i'll this county before
the next campaign opens. Now is the
time to commence the good work.-Raton
Range.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-09-29

Conn. CARTER, Of the general land
office, has done the western public a
timely service in urging in his annual re-
port that congress cede the arid lands to
the states and territories wherein they are
located
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-09-29
GEO. HILL HOWARD.

Attorney and Counsellor at Law, Santa Fe, N.
NJ. Associated with Jeffries & Earle, l4i7 F st.,
N. w., Washington, D. c.. Special attention
given to business before the local land court the
general land office, court OF private land claims
the court of claims and the supreme court of the
United states. Habla Castellano dara atencion
especial cuestiones de mercedes reclamos.
References: Hon. J. 2. Jones, U. s. senate; Gen.
VIM S. Rosecrans, Washington, d. G.; Simon
Sterne, esq, New York; Hon. R. C. Mccormick,
New York; Hon. John WATSON, California; Pablo
Baca, esq, Las Vegas N NJ; William Miller, esq,
Washington, u. G.
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IL. A. FI5kE,

Attorney and Counselor at Law, P. o. Box
Of, Santa Fe, N. NJ, practices in supreme and
all district courts of New Mexico. Special al.
tention given to mining and Spanish and Mes.
lean land grant litigation.
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Roger, Climb n CornstalI<.

If Mr.. Mlls-clever old humbug and
monomaniac as he is-were to climb an
Ohio cornstalk and take view of the
country, we venture to say he would talk
less about the calamtous appearance of
things.-Cincinnati Commercial.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-09-29

The speech Of Governor Prince at the
opening of the territorial fair last week
was au effort altogether worthy of that
gentleman. He is an ardent lover of
New Mexico, and spoke in fervent lam
guage of the glories of this sunny land.
The address would, if printed and gener-
ally circulated like the one delivered on a
similar occasion last year. prove good
advertising matter for the territory
Adobeland.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-09-29

Reports coming from the southwestern
counties of Kansas to the effect that the
Republican party is regainlng the votes
it lost last fall through the Peoples party,
and that Republican successes will be the
chief feature of the coming county cleo
tions.-Iutchison News,
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-09-29
IHOS, b. CATRON

Attorney at Law and Solicitor In Chaucery,
Santa Fe, New Mexico. Practice In all the
Courts in the Territory.