Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-01-09


able men; the Democratic nominees are
of the same old stripe and gang; the citi-
zens nj this city will help themselves and
vote in the interests OF law and order by
defeating the Democratic gang tickets for
justices of the peace and constables.
Every citizen ought to vote, and help de-
feat this gang.
Prof. Foster, the Iowa weather prophet,
hit it this trip in bis representations.
"The next storm wave" said the profess
or twill be due to leave the Pacific coast
about January 7, and will cross the Den
yer meridian about January s." and the
steady downpour of snow all day yester-
day fits exactly. His next "cold snap'for
this region is booked about the middle of
February.
A big sled-load OF young people had a
joyous time last night in the shape of q
real, old-fashioned, hack-in-the.stat
shedding. The party consisted of the
Misses Sloan, Platt, Kreitzberg and Gum
and Messrs. Way, Hudson, Morrison and
Hall. To hear the merry jingle OF the
bells and the happy shouts of laughter
made ye scribe wish that he was young
again if only for one night.
The strongest Law firm in New Mexico
has been dissolved, that OF Catron, knae-
bel & Clancy, of Santa Fe. Judge Knae-
bel is to locate in Denver and Mr.. Clancy
in Albuquerque, while Mr.. Catron will 90
it alone in Santa Fe. Colorado will afford
larger field for Judge Knaebel, who is
one of the best lawyers in the whole
Rocky mountain country, and he natur.
ally selects Denver as his future place of
residence. denver News.
Speaker Burns has received letter
from his partner at Kingston, which
states that they have taken out, on their
lease of the Brush-Heap mine, fifteen
tons OF frst-class ore and five tons OF
second class ore the latter running 800
ounces, and the former $40 ounces to the
ton. The letter closes with "the boys
(miners) are taking in the sights of the
town"
The Fisher Brewing company will en-
terrain the members of the New Mexico
Press association at its extensive estab-
lishment on Monday evening. King
Gainbrinus will furnish the b eer and
Manager Fischer the lunch. The brew
cry, ice plant and electric works will be
inspected and the visitors will be made to
feel at home, to feel good and 20 away
satisfied.
A petition is being circulated by the
brick makers Of this city, petitionlng the
legislative assembly to prohibit the
manufacture of brick at the territorial
prison. The brick makers evidently
want to raise the price OF brick and re-
tard building operations here.
Visit the Office of the New MEXICAN
Printing company and you will become
fully satisfied that it is the best establish
ment OF the kind in New Mexico and
that 1t can do job and book printing bet
ter, cheaper and quicker than any other
establishment IN the territory.
Sidney French "a Colfax county attorney
and well known here, was found dead in
his bed in his room in Springer on Sun
day last. He had been dead, evidently,
for several days. He was at one time q
prominent member Of the bar in Ken
lucky, his native state.
The Republicans of the third precinct,
Upper Santa Fe, have nominated the
following precinct ticket: Justice of the
peace, Hypolito Vigil; Constable, Juan
Lujan; school directors, Juan Jose Sala-
Ear, Luis Moya, Jose Ynocencio Gonzales.
Juan Ortiz y Rodrigues, the present
justice Of the peace of precinct No. 8, who
stands indicted for the murder of Faustin
Ortiz, and who is utterly unfit for public
Office, has been renominated by the Dem
ocrstic gang. Comment not necessary.
The idea Of and necessity of incorporation
for this city must not be lost sight Of, in
the shuttle that is now going on in
political circles. To progress incorpora-
ton must first obtain.
For school directors on the Republican
ticket in the fourth district, Lower Santa
Fe, the following have been nominated ;
S. T. Read, Jose Rafael Roybal, Cosme
Alarid.
The boys were out last night sleigh rid
ing and having a good time. 60 it, while
you are young, kut keep in the dark corn
ers; some one might tell on you.
Several young men will enjoy a skate
on Rivenburg's pond Saturday night, and
a supper thereafter.
The teachers at Within Hall expect to
give concert at an early day for the
benefit OF their school.
The editorial association OF New Mexico
meets here on Monday. A fair attend
ance is expected.
Jake Gold, the museum man, is pre-.
pairing to open a second hand and sewing
machine shop.
Yesterdays snow storm was the heav-
lest that has been known in these parts
for many year.
No snow blockade as yet on the mar
row gauge.
What q Change
Is wrought in people who suffer from