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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-02-07

up business all over the territory with.
out contributing to ~" pubic revenue
We are informed that petitions ARE now
lElus rirrulAt Il ~ various parts ~ the
terftuty H-k,ug the Legislature tu pass
such an act us We hhve Indicated above,
aud t. ,npure a good strong license tax
.uIun all houses that sell liquurp IN the
territory through travelling men, whether
~ huuIr ur abroad. We H-e nu reasnn
Why su'h measure should not receive
the APPROVAL ~ the Legislature II has
th" mrrrt - l+Ing both ~ the dirrct ion
~ the cause ~ temperance and IN the
not propose To- enter lutu discussion ~
temperance uf prohibition matters, but
u certainly mui' b- admitted 10y all,
whether N favor ~ the liquor traffic ur
not, that u whisky II to be cold IN thls
territory II IN better Tor uH To- cuntine the
trade WItun ourselves aud give our own
l--uple tie benefit ~ whatever IN 10 be
gained from IT. Such meaHure "a the
~hol"ralr dealers ~ th,u territory are
uuW asking Tor would serye tu rertrict
the liquor tSi'ir IN very great measure,
whil" 1t would Ht the same tine protect
the local dealers from the injurious com
petition ~ 'ou-es m other lucalities, AMI
uld give the consumers ~ hquuf u
reas"nah" guarantee thH, the article
which they huught aud drank was what
II purpottrd to he and not colured hlgh
wines, iiIed up h> u'rctupnlons dealers
Tor ih. frontier trade White there are
several goods arguments IA favor ~ the
pHssag" u such measure w. Va have
Indicated, there ~ n"thiug that cRn he
urged against Il, Tor certainty as long ~
the liquor men are willing 20 submit
thrtns-l,r'r tu such "a tax, uune u ia.
re-t ~ ~ have any reason To- object.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-02-07
mAiL rME nAMN.

THE victory that hHr Just b''n achieved
~ the legislature, bj ia" friends Of prog
tte-, ~ the passage toy UNANIMOUS vote
ut g~,d mod rn public h""l law.
marku the dasn ~ IL new era ~ New
MrNi -, Atd removrs the worst blot that
his ever athiu-d 'he 'rcutrhron ~ ms
territory The i"S enemies ~ IT,. .. ~
latnr- ~ guud rchunl system fought
hntd tu defeat the pHssHg- ~ tue btll
aud mad. H.. - RiI tie tHcliCs X, uar To-
shrrNd mHnIpu'htuts Ia rnlHrH'ulht" ~"
rnr ,surr 10y pInurhe amendments, bat
thanks to the intelligence ~ the l.gIslH.
iuIr the bIll wu sustained hy tuch u
pnsItlve muJntlty that un the final ballot
III" - em,ea ~ progress embroidered IN
r"uditIuuaily Rui recorded helr Votes
on the right side
Fortunately Tor the cause ~ .ducati"u
the measure pa,srd ~ such u saI that
II cauuo, m' claimed h> ANY par'> S- II
parry vicinrl, but staLd- ~ triumph
~ Intellig' nee over lsr ORANGE. of ~, gr"s-
over retrrgreS-lon. Such representatives
u IT,. peoples party ~ Mllls stood
shoulder - shoulder with such r'puhU
chus ~ Slower, Chavrs uni Anc, ,,H N
the council. and with TIA. Democrats ard
republic? ;.?s aIlke ~ the huuse The blli
'-relced upon its passage the vote ~
,voty me,nler IN each brRnch, except
one gentlemen IN the house who did not
| vote.
Tn. paasag- % this bill marks one Il
tn. meet iupo'i1nt epochs ld the his
tory oi New Mexico, aud the most graft.
tying feature Of the matter ls that 1t
comes ~ respnuse 10 the slmnet unani
NOUS demand ~ the r-pr-s-n atly- men
nf all par les ia ever, sect ion - the ter
| fitpfy
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-02-07
~OMTwu,T sTNnTiI>,..

We h'r ~. .'u'd .uIuugh ~ I'-ffrCtly
r-.Hhi" .uurr" thnt the gentlemen Rp
luru'rd nN a." l"gIelEtufr 10 investigate
he nNnIr - To" t-fri,urlal treasury
hhN- dIrcovrIrd lhHt suur ssJl l,hU ~
puhllC money u ~ the hhnds %, banks
aud irdISidunls ht Santa Re drawing no
luterret, While the territory In unable TO
pay ltr warrants Tor court expenses. aud
that suus a. greater ur Icss Hmulnt have
b,'tn kept ~ the hnnds ~ thrse p-rsons
tur tame uu' "t mind, one iteS ~ sl5.
M, II Hppr"rs, hns u,'.'L III ihe custody
II upo thr SRu u be hanks Tor more
than ten years. |, IL rvd"utly time Tor
Hn Iuvrs IshtrIu, and there II certainly
no room To wonder ut the fact that the
luWer huIirr ~ the ley lslht ur- has puAs-d
I,.r the hands ~ the opposition tn"
only wonder 10 that there sre Rpy repub.
lIraus left ~ either branch. lhis paper
~ republican IA every impulse and every
t-ulraiiuu, its editor would not kuux
nuN Ia l." other than republican II he
ned. but al the sam. TIM. ". are not
N,lllug tu defend aruug, vhrth.r VT hnd
It ~ our party ~ "a any other. aad Ia
,'lI" W tue pu"Iic tundSm thlS manner
Tor the use ~ prlvat. Individuals and
pr GHte institutions, IL one ~ the great.
"-t Uruugs that could h. p"rpe rated
upon IL" I.'"p- ~ Ne" Mexico.
TIE only cause ~ wonder ~ the mat.
ter ls that thr treasurer With su' h sur.
Ilur ~ hIs hnuds aud under bund ~
only tluuu usI u I taken the funds and
sought rrs,d-rre ~ numr foreign cpun.
tIy long ago, the Only "splsna'ipu ~ his
failure tu de- rn hes ~ the Fact tina, he
th,nkg be has \ sure thug on the office
Tor lir, aud may just Hs we'll get H.. H. n .
-tit ~ the interest uu the money under
the Law, ss t. take the chances = vinlat
ing the lRw Tus matter shnnd ba
pr h-.d ~ he b"tum, and ia. people ~
III. TERRITORY should Dc put IN potsesnIon
~ all the facts
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-02-07

not heeu lacking ~ "luqurur" ur ability,
or IN regular Attendance upon the
ueas,ons ~ the SENATE, hut he has
acquieared ~ such lrglrls'iuu ~ per
mltted RrckrtrlIrr ~ plr ~ - hundred
aul s-Neut, tiy. mti'uus ~ dollars, WhiiV
mlhon ~ other men, iust ~ good NJ
Rnckefellet, are made tfamps aud Nre
rah,s The mA!puty ~ the I..ou", I-r
haIs., wuul not be nbi- to tell Nheu aud
where the sp-riiir wrong wac done, bat
they ksJN. With unerflug instinct, that
any system ~ Legislation, Vhtrh p"tmtts
aud fosters such - condition ~ affairs ~
this, IN radically wrong, aud IKE the Wild
HnimHl that has b~-u Wounded, Icy
NJ r,ka ut and r-nd the first object thnt
presents its.t And though, Hs "" SAID,
thrr. may h" murt regret ~ the defeat
~ MIR lugHlls, there II stlll much that ~
encouraging ~ the fart that It shows
that the sovereignty ur the cuun,r! Suli
r-sldrr ~ the people the .ruau ~ rtil,
worn 10y the mu,'l'udr.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-02-07
ER NItE

TIA" N-w Iuk Herald ra- -,"fro
~ prd ten ~ ltH cad ug column To- toe,
-H.ct that man once presented hlm
self nt the Herald ,uurirf witt - o. f,.,.
Thousand dollar ruII ~ hI- Ihud u, nu
uiTrr Tor hnif column advertisement
With good sll,'i eat accompany 'ug II.
and that the AL NHs rrfu-.d Without
ruusullu. the "Dozs," b"cHusr Il ~ -
standing rule ~ the Herald ui're To-
never insert advertising cuts Vet 10y
turlrg over the pages ~ ANY lssur - the
Herald III which you lind ,hr nb"y" item,
YOU may count frum twenty tive tu EiN
~ the most horrible blutch-s. ~ What
are supro+.ed tu be the reading .olumns
Of that paper. Ot course Ne duut pre-
tend Ia know much about fuutIug the
New York Herald. but To our miu |, aud
AT thy distance, IT looks as though the
poltrI ~ excluding well rN""urrd ruts
frrhi- th" HdvrrtlrlnR cuium-, N'l,r Ill.
,ug IL alleged reading matter ruiuuue
with such eN-crRhle ard tu'Ncusnhir
abut,ionE, "a good deal. ~ the nu, sad.
like ~ raining ht gate and swallowing
u saw mlIl"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-02-07


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u" F"'" "Nt IN '""'h"i-' hhh 'u"" N'"I
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ptrutr tLr luuI. uurr, tt establish any
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-02-07

editorial paragraph, IN the issue of our
Vegas contemporary of Monday evening,
says IN referring to Senator inRalls; "iie
will not leave Kansas. The state has
BEEN the scene ~ all his tnunpha MA
we'll M troubles. lie married there; all
~ he eleven children died there, snme
~ them ATE buried there, and he expects
that HE dust will miuRle with Kansas
soil"
II will undoubtedly le n very severe
blow Ia Nj. Ingalls, to learn that all ~
his oleven clhdern are dead, when only
few days nen, Mn. ~ them were alive
aud we'll But there ~ u aort ot sUd
satisfaction ~ kuoWlug that some ~
them, NJ i-H-t. we're bun 4 though Ne
Hfr irf ~ ia rui pr" fui uurcttauiy
~ I, NhA' hc'Hn. ~ u, rrma,nz ~ thr
u' hers
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-02-07

THE uLrertGlrl! ~ th" fortune - 'hr
sISculH'ur ~ sho, by IA" chs- q go Il
Hutch" the w,ll known wheat operator
OF Chicago, Tw" years AS Hurch,u-"n
was estimated t. b- worth upAard -
ten mlIliops, IN he VAS H. III" nnbt ~
corurring III. sh-Hi market - the rouu.
try. 10 day hls fortune haB shruuk to II
hit n milllun. iils son attributes this
shrlnkHg' 10 the failure u his f,th-t'r
mental pow"rs, hut II IN only the nHtut
III result of speculation II liu'chIn-on
h"t put hl. nun-! lu,o Chicago real -e'
tate he would nuS h. Que ~ the riches,
m"n 10 ia" country.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-02-07

SISCE the death ~ Secretary ~ the
rr-ntu., Wudum. he nnm-r ~ uuul
,~r Il prominent met have b--n met.
tIourI ~ his pr"hnu . successor. TnI
CIIzEN. while It has 90 sv,''is voice ~
nst,"nL Affairs, believes that Prrsldrut
HarrI-nu ~ chooslng II succ-ssor should
s-l.ci II mnn VII" is n we'll kuugu hran.
cl-r w. refer TO lion. Joseph f. Can.
non, Uh,,sd States senator from llino's
Mr.. Cannon ~ chairman ~ one ~ The
mos important committees of the sen.
ate; "as N banker before he was honor-d
would make n good secretary oi the
ire rury.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-02-07
a AAD CAST.

II 10 not generally considered eatlre.
y compatible with editorial dignity for
Pne newspaper to "p'ck up" another on
pocount of mist.kes that are clearly due
p the composltJr, but our neishL,or at
'as Vegas, who hoasts u h,s psrfsctiou
through HIS own columns, never SLOWS
u Opportunity ~ that Sort 10 get away,
snoe blundsr on his part, whether
rough 'gnorsncs or ac;idsni, Ia q
foper su6j"ct for criticism. These 70.
pArka are suggested b. the taot that an
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-02-07
AkW " a.NltO.

The Denver Republican says: AZ n
matter ~ fHc nature has done
almost NJ much Tor New Mexico
~ II has for Colorado. New Mex
ca IL ~ gr.a, mineral region. II lr
IN snms respec - II better gold country
than this, and iis Resources IN copper ARE
much more .I ensive than those ~ Col
orhdo II ~ not as good silver mlnlng
region as this state, but nev-rthelsaa /,
hHs rumber of rich districts, which in
The course ~ time will b- developed
AgncuIturally, It is fully the -qual of
any other par VI the ard region, IN ~
tar NJ II can O- irrigated. Irrigation has
progressed bu little accord,n. 10 modern
methods although It WAS prac,ic-d SD
,rars ago But eastern capital ls being
invested ~ the CONSTRUCTION - irrigHting
bitches, and soOn hundreds of thousands
~ acres vii be brought under cultlya
ton which are nov arid aud barren.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-02-07

FnE Sioux trouble IL practically end.
Ell, tut III. Indian truuUle ~ 10 n.nr.r
solutlrp than It ~ap b-fur-. II IL the
PLAN duty "f congress la give attention
tug n s.nsIble and practical policy for
the Que that nov ex,sts, The fact that
the latter Isa dr-ary failure cannot he
dispnt-d, aud the interests involved are
t"o important to Justify or excuse fur
ther IrItlIug.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-02-07
'rhr .o,rrnor. Veto u....H.

IT." following N copy ~ Gov.
Princes urssHs" 10 yetnIng the County
Curreu, Ehpousc Bonds" bill.
SANtA FE, y NJ, Feb ,
10 the Legislative Assembly.
] have the honor tu return herewith
tu tie house III which turIginatsd, with
out executive approval, Council Bill, No.
-, lTiuS "Au net tO provide Tor the IN
-uahrr ~ county current expense bonds
IL the territory Ut Now MrIlcu"
II IL uudrrrt"ud that th. object "
the tn II To meet u special emergency
"NlstlIg ~ the tHu new counties uf ChHN
go aud Eddy, where no taxes have at
been levied to meet current expenses. ,
aud To funds VIII com. into the county
trrHsut-r until the tax ~ 1891 ~ col
lrCl-d u-xt fall This pr.s.uts "A very
proper care Tor the rsisIbg ~ money on
uuuds IA nrd-r to n.et the expen-ss nc
rruins before tina, time, and II u blll h.
I,hs-,'d containing t!s n-cvssHry pro
VISIONS Ia attain that end, ] viii approve
Il with much pleasure.
But there r.-ns no rrhaon Tor lnclud
Ing the other II counties of the tern
tory ~ this grant ~ power To borruw.
There IN uo s-~Hiar emergency ~ any
~ them. They are Ell raising the
amounts uec-ssary Tor their government, t,
=! tax, III the regular way II may IL.
saId that the hll IN simply p-rmIssIv.
and do"s not require the CUmmissl on.rs
~ any county tu Inrue bonds unless they
ru desire; but all experience shows that
| AhrueNri pubir ufiir.rs are IA pOas.,saIun
II AN amount ~ money, or have the
power Ia False Il 10y borrow Tor which
they nave no urr, methods very readily
| present themselves Dy which II can le
spent, aud the tendency Ia extravaganza.
aud us-lrsS expenditure 10 almost Irr.
slstIlle, IL In not well, without cause,
Ia place tins temptation before every
c,uuty board IN ths territory.
There would b. less danger. Il the
time wlihr which such bond nYs may
TAX. place was united Ia n short period,
such M ~uuld suiic. iOr the purp'se d.
sired ~ Eddy and ChayeS counties, then
u, lts expiration, all danger II Needless
bonding ~ other counties would have
ceased but M III. hlll stands, there IN
no Limitation ~ time, and the psrmis
son To bond would cuntlnu. iu each
county until II had been exhausted Gy
II Use by some board u con IN ssI Ion-rs
IL IL safe 10 say that IN very few coun
ties would many SUCCESSIVE boards hold
Office, before this power was Exercised.
The tendency Ia create pubic debt 10
strong enough without unnscessari y
putting such an inviting temptation be
fore the sy-s ~ each county Uoard.
For these REASONS | feel constrained Ia
decline 10 approve tins measure; and
trust that the situation IN Chaves aud
Eddy cnunii~s will be met ~ Appru.
pirate Legislation. confined IN lts opera
ton 10 thos. particular localities.
Slgnsd L. BRADFORD PRISCE,
Governor u New Mexico.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-02-07

FHE opinion s,rnugl! prevuulSIu ~ Wash
,ng'ou that ~ Aldrch nnd Mr. iioAr
have ,--n I.rmau-ntly dlrr"urng, Il from
efforts " revive r'sprliv"! a." ch'tuf-
tulr AID the federal r,ci,uus TIM.
Therefore, the southern statr, might
witn grace and prnprIrty c"u,m-u," prep
aratluus Tor their suitable REPRESENTA-.
ton NJ the Worlds talt ui lS,b They
~lIl never have better oppDr,unrt! tu
adyeflis. Their ATTRACTIONS hud rre ,urrrs
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-02-07

SOM ~ the most noted works ~ art
III the world have been destroyed 10y the
culia, ~ II steel buudIug IA Omaha
tn. walls ~ the structure we're too
weak. The contributors tu the cKhlhI
ton viii feel suIky Tor n ,ouR time over
destroyed through the cHrcl" sn,.eS Of n
management that b 4 not sense enough
to know that the buildIng NHs too ln's'
cure Ia he suitable Tor rShlh,lnn pur
pOrea.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-02-07

MEsBERs Of the New York Merchant
TaiIo's society have adopted n rule that
s not likely To prove popular among the
would'bs dudes Apd corner loAfers.
They propose to put up all Of their had
debts at auction and give specu laiors q
chance 10 collect wha. they can OF hs
AmountA
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-02-07
THt. NgHOOI.I.AN.

Thr"usa no fault ~ Ter own, tut IL!
t-n>uu - IA" ta,lur" ~ ~" Outrru
States government 10 Il" H. du,N h hrt,
N-A Mcxlr" has been und"t ~" han for
more than forty years. l~cnus" Il her
failure tu muk. proper pf"vIs,"u fur a."
"drcn,luu ~ her children, hut tie latr
aC' ~ ~" present I"g,-,rtur" ~ ph-t
Ing good public srhuui 'HN. brings a.,
"ui tom th" ,hHdoS - rh" y0uud under
winch ". have lived 49, long. and ~ Tar
as tn. Law oan do ~, puts us !n,y abreast
~ the must progressive communities of
the country aud the axe ~ matters uf
rducatinn. We have nat yet bad nu OF
purtuhlt! To -xHmlur tie briI ts PASSED.
Int W. hr" assured h.! hur" Shu ARE ~
miIlHr with lis trrn,s, thHt II provides Hli
the machinery Hhd revenue necessary tu
tue establishment htd mhIuIruhurr - Il
mt drru American puNllc trLun| system,
aud thh's all ", ltNr hHKrI
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-02-07

The latest reports from the Old Abe
mine, at Whit. Oaks, is tn. following ex.
tfact from the Llnooln county l~sadsr.
The Old Al. nine ~ dong eHcsllently
well, The north iriIt from tho shaft,
nov more than luU feet, In nearly filled
With ore ~ very rich quality, better
than Huy heretofore reported, The shaft
IN n0S down little over loo feet Ia the
thlrd level aud the ore Ii eGcailent. One
hundred and seventy feet north ~ the
usw shaft II An old shaft which this
north drlit will cut when the sntilRtion
IN perfect, A body ~ ore ls IN Sigh, In
the south drIft Ut II depth ~ 70 f~et, and
altogether there 10 brnADEA already 10
yleA,
II. Is. FERGUSON, ~ this city, ~ one ~
the prlucipal owners oi IN. Old Abs
mine, and ~ b"g,unlng tn feel like hs IL
a very rlch man,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-02-07

A rIRa In New Mexico live years ago
offered /, clos. out their hock Tor t9.CU,,
but could not ge, IT, THIS year they
sold ti,uU worth Of WOOL. Their ranch
aud sheep are said 10 bs worth bstwe@n
$4,000 and sdOOO0. This 10 evidence
thata "long pull" 10 required IN the
sheep business,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-02-07

The real putpuss ~ the autl lottery
law IL SAID Ia have been to remove un.
necessary temptation from Irpr al clerks
The HISTORY II ali spec latilns Ly such
men Shove hs same pecuhHrity; they
began by stealing iS,ters addressed to
the LOuisianE lottery.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-02-07

THE b'll prohibiting divorced persons
from marrying u"ill after the expiration
of twelve months from the issusuc. oi
the decree was defeated ~ the senate Of
the Texas Legislature the other day.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-02-07

TuE people Of Ia day, north, south,
east aud vesi, are demanding Legislation
Tor " day. Msu Who hv. ~ the past,
who's. thoughts aud preJud,ce are born
of the past, are not IN the SWIM oi the
present.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-02-07

TnEEE Is strong appeal iroLi all over
IN. Territory t"r railroad Legislation We
6sl~ES the present Legislature ought to
take this matter Up and enact u wise
law. There should b. no at,smp, a, uu-
fairness to the railroads nor should the
railroads themselves be unfair In oppo,
sition To good law
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-02-07

Henry s, ly@s, the young Napoleon OF
finance, il gradually rolling together
smother fortune, some men rise again.
when they are built that way.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-02-07
Astire

The annual Getting ~ the stockhuld
ers ~ the pecos Valley RA,lsay cam
pauy viii b. held at the office ~ the
company, N the city Of Albuquerque,
county oi lierualillo. and territory OF
N.s Mrsrcn, on the ith day % March
1891, at noou, TuoMAs II, EDaALI-
SacrstAry
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-02-07

The em@ror ~ Germany has been
reckless but he has turned around and
from l-lng speudthri, he has beoome
man ~ rigid economy.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-02-07

AIR ships move but they seldom reach
the pom, where distance lends enChaDt'
men, To tho view" They are short dis
tAnos "b7ds"
The morning call., 1891-01-18

not seen or heard anything of her. We got
10 lutulla January ID, and remained there
one hour and 10 minutes, and took our mails
and passengers.
When we left the Monowai was not in
slght We remained at Honolulu thirteen
hours, and still the Monowai was not in
slght. we nave no mails from the Colonies,
except the loose letters handed to me, and
TINS Will account for the few exchanges.
Most OF them were given to the Monowai. as
it was expected that she would give the Zea-
landia the 'go-bv,'"
The morning call., 1891-01-18

occasions Of state entertainments. would
anord for the comfort and enjoyment of the
tnrong OF distinguished guests promenade
OF 12o0 feet from point Of departure, making
the entire circuit, thus avoiding the confu.
Sion of returning by the same way.
The southern aspect of the arc hitectural
group. which is the most impressive, as will
be seen by the illustration, CONVEYS strik.
Ing picture of the beautiful southern facade
OF the present edIfice. the position of the
connecting colonDades and extension of the
wings, with their intercommunicating con.
servatories and covered gardens on the
south.
Tile depression of the grounds away from
the south front of the present structure adj
mits OF the placing of the winter gardens
ana their elevation to height of thirty
1eet at the ranges and forty feet Mt the
pavlllons without obstructing any portion of
the view across the court, south park and
eclipse to the Washington monument and the
Potomac River beyond from the main floor
OF the buildings. This arrangement secures
light and air to every room in the
building from every point OF direction. and
raises the group of buildings, thus affordine
more imposing architectural effect. Each
wing is furnished with a porte cochere at
the main entrance on the outer facades and
symmetrical portico overlooking the court.