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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-24
IunnI rosrIR RlAppoLNTLD

Goycruof Burlsigh ou Tuesday Last
reappolnici Hoo. Euoch Poster 81 Beth
81 assoclsis iustigv 20 The ~uPrrme ludi-
lIll lnnrt.
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stN..Ip ,optts.

singis Cspies - M pssaa-rrat az feaf rs.is
- Thsf .fIl \. nlaIssi 90 rsssirf 20 rftff ~
a. pahnshrrs 80 o. 80 csrnFrntruss ~ lsttl
sinsls cartss - - Ftrh issur have i<sn 80 -
:. |. "A a. f.,Its.tnE rtsras iu ~ tauntF
30 p.ffa t.rrrF's ttruE ~tnns.
-hurtsf-s nraE ~tfrv
N.r-.v NnFes' urag ~tarr.
H...a.l ~ Atsrssi flat1aastrf.
pI,e.tf Ersnk ttaftrs fustrnsstsf.
g,r.turs A. IFsis tusaranro ufce.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-24

o. ...uir Pans. NarJh u. atthf rrsiisrfs ri e.
hft 90 faiHrF ~ Ne a. u liauhafsr'i NJ
tirHrT ~ itHse 20 nethsl. ani ME- ~
tIus - Paris
tn uafsIt Narh o. By Frahk Hafalv
"a. ~ lohn q Trs.t = pitfsti. ani Miss
fLA n Ausuu 20 Peru
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-24
ON THE HOME STRETCH.
CAN rng LONG LEAD or rhG sourH
PARIS CANDIDATE 81 MAIN
rAiNtO'
o. che a...,,.. wssh Neat Weeks ps"'-
.s.., wui Ass~ss ssa We sss rsss
r.ii 10. ,s who's the s.s'a Wssss
usl.as..

The last week.
Nov send la those votes you've bccn
holding hack.
Contest closes next saturday II slS
O'clock In the afternoon.
We rvs.iyc votes up 10 siN o'cloch'
shsrp. saturday afternoon, al INST Time
the polls clo.e.
Don't AL Who has Won. The next
Ipcmocrat ~ili tell you. amer that the
votes wiil D. ~ cur Office Toe any one
" ho de.lrcs o. examine anil count.
TiVc hunirc'i aud seventy u the Tad
which Mi. Lovcioy has this wcck. TIE
largest gain (JsG1 this week '. made h>
uIss I.oveioy. the next argrst ~ hl
Nl.s caro- n. ThsVcr 70 Parts lllll, The
third largest fig5l by Miss blanehe
spring ~ Hiram.
Ml.s Linda n. Rswson requests that
the town used With her ntmc be- changed
frsm ptrt. a. Norway AZ her No'es have
l-.rn pat IN hy Norway people AMI sh'
stop. Il Norway much ~ the time
titI NuTI.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-24

.ONTnHu. ss aNa taan 20 t'fs'ate ~ 81
tsaTtt go 60 ttirt rassttY - NAH. lsii
NttttAs "a tAtuN tita Nusrllsn -
sslarrs MuHfrI faftnr uHn rtrnrua mgntlt
- Waulfnr.i On tail tsnntf. hafinE rfrseuis.l
~ sraart 20 rilsnsh'p n ssii sol - I'll
LTaknfe
osrtstp. ula ssif saariisn sisv hati-s D.
al trfsslrs lntffvstfsi. tF rhusina Oupr uf the
4r,tsf a. o. rahnstfst INV srsts surssifsif tn
a. tf0fhri tsrl.s fat rfirtrsl ~ faua. uai tbs
saaF argsaf "a q tnut q ffnisatr g - ifti ~
tssrt. II. 80 t.autt. an ~ thifl Tarsisf u
A,.rtI urkt q nfnr a'ftfaA tn ~ fafvns-Hu. Ant
stas saus- NJ sHr thsf have, uhy ~ sAuf
sfs.ss.tI "a - aitsaal
gInnsT 4 wttl-1N Iutg~.
49, r.pr-sttrst a. q DAVIS Ersistsr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-24

rIIy suhssfiisr hsrvby giVes pahlie aa'ice
that shs hss ieeu daily spI-plnts~i ~ TIE neasfs
10 Jstsr ~ frulsts fer ~ County ~ pNfgrl
all as.arnci The trust - tsccusnt ~ NE
estate ~
nIrSIN a. sTrNE>s. late ~ cahioa.
In sald ,.antY, tec-s-s-i. by EttinE h-,ni a. thf
AZ alfVsts she thgrefpv requssts All psrtons
lnsisltsi o. tl.s sstats ~ all sieccas~ " mske
i.,|s-I,s,s taVu,lst, ant ti.s.s whs have any
1l.se.nsls thsf..sf o. % hitit lhe satnr ~
N.fyh N. tsll uNRgttt a. THOMPSON.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-24
oNrnnp. s.-Ma Coat u Ir,lats ~ :

.oNrOUp. s-Ma Coart ~ Probate hsi ~
raris sthin act faf ~ ,ountY - ottnri,
ga az thlrt TuestaY - Nsnh, tel
IIlr.u D. sfiIinsn. aaAritan ~ kFnnrth ~iill
uan. Iiah Sullivan aai fhaanas " ~tiilnan,
,.ts.,s rkttff.n 81 Nsifs ~ late 20
tu AL taunif. desss-sl having pr
ssutsi NJ afr,luui - Euariianship q all saris
frf ailleanfs
uEptEfu. That sail GaNrlian gire nstics b. All
trrsnna luifrrstFi. ~ rausiuE cupY ~ this
,sr,ief O. - pahushs.i thfvs spsks susTsssissif
lei ~ oafnf,i i,yuiw-fat pfiuts.i a fafis, that
49, ~ apffsF a ,uuft - Probate g. ~ isrti
n rans in al t,iuutY, tl,s thiri ftssslay ~
Apni uext a uins ork.k in M fgfrmsuf, snsl
sins eaase NJ aay thff have. shY tiss saule
.Tnu.C \. WILSON, iuirs.
true cps Attsst n 4 DAVIS. n.sistsr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-24

night give the following result
Nusis i..stisy. ssuih raris. re.
nsFs n Uilhsn. Wei faus. 80.
nattis Ma rrftius, rafis, 80
tary q. rhafrf. fans, ~
tinla n nassan. NurwaY,
UianFhs ~pring tilnsn.
80 Nauh. faris,
MAJ Anifvss raus,
Mtunts tariani. fariss ~
Wtunir 4. VINE. raris, ~
luiuia Ahisft urrun,
MAJ \ Nfsfn faHs, -
taufs Illa pssn. o.. kastl
t.srtrl.tF 60 t.krinrf, hulA aftl,
Nslns u WaRsf. stas.
lea 4 rsitfissIl fafis.
ustts WfHniau, Paris
Niua Tri.f. Nasan. "a.
~siis l. rsiuisf. pi,hsli.
80 Ma usrruss, ilgnuFn,
tssif " tushusn. ishrsn.
Tauais uahisri iaseu
Nftts a ntosn. We-istssA.
taair nrfFfs -aafh rafts,
Naisi q. ,hass ~sath Paris,
nsftha r,zff Au.iafsf.
uaffts uraitaf1 Naruaf iass.
New Ninsu Nsr-af.
tuIa gankIus. tiirau.
ftsra b fHftIs. srlfh fafis.
Anf ttratL 49, ~aausr.
Nlrn.r ~assFf tantsa,
rsna tissuaFs Aa.iafef,
iuth fArff Wet sunueft
Attif Efl..ri uaIArrti.
MaH I. NI.TIN. fHNiHfH
NsaI q. WaArf nftagl.
NafsI 3 HiTkrF. Wee Paris.
r. Iterser 18Th rafts. ~
Aua Afsua TaIrf 49, iishrun. lt
Maf-1I e.. ttathasar. ~safh fsfiss
saia N NaNfrI. uarknsii.
tra Z. rafun. Nest reru.
tIffar kfr.ia,I Isst iLttfi
Naa.fIf uaFnrs. ttfttsi
t.rafs Thafef rafts
Nffnf uarirvss. itirau.
ta.s.r stfarus. rhris,
Ttirrlf has. nurAtsti.
tsunlf o. itakff N.rsaY.
t.na q rart1F. rafis.
tIfIra q tahr. ttHufas.ssf
Ianntf & ~asaL isst Sanusf.
tsraFf . NaupHt itfhfun.
Ices tsatu Nsr-ar.
tfurlf UrrrI. -sat1 Part.
Mkffs it Trarr NHfff NHrsaFs
49, r..Hla1rr ~suslfu.
Jena ~ U.IH.sa. uitert.
ss.fIr z maze. ~1ath rartt
NIanlr tt.ff. MsNirsf.
Tisfa IafkIrs Nufth Naruar.
ilsfni.f it.. tsr.is.sa. lt.a.
NaFtsu NJ 1unrs >luih larfs.
NsIIf NJ hftf1nare. fafis.
HutrsF Nestle. tsrHaafk.
AlIs ttaas. ~sTif PATE
t.sulf Z .ffirhalf. 100 Nrsrrs
Trarf tla.tf trNtftf.
tlFffa trfrF ~Hatf faFIs.
IfaM U.HfHaan. ~.altf t'aFts.
fsaniT W siss arth iiIfau.
NInnlf .ftHr ttirau.
tlsns raftHs tiiram,
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~.,... .s ...,s... .s NJ. App.,.,m.,
,..,.. q, ,..,.... Of NJ. .pp.,.,m..,.

a. nsthst. ia ths tuuntr - Oxfsf,i aai STATE
"a Nairs tls tah dsf - Marh. 4 ~ isst
Thr uuisfsignssl hefvhy Fiyss nftirv - his AZ
tslntfneut a. Assiguss ~ ths insultyut estate ~
AsAs klNNtSulN - Anssny
in tlss Guuutf 20 utfuri. insoltrnt ihsttnf, stu
~ lssn dsslafy-i az insolveut uI-n ~ Istitisn
~ tis Caur - Inspl,snsJ 90 all tounty ~
A GOODWIN. A..lrn..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-24
stLPHEN n HUTCHINSON


T. ths lIon Cuunty Cvmmi..iotsr. 20 tls ,oun
~ - unfuri
Ne en- uu.isr-ignssi inhaiitauts q nrusn
fstI ani riTlnitT rs-tstfully ryprr ssut that 49,
uahftr runFeuirilrs and ness-sttF rssIuire altsTa
tiuus. uFu o. atiuns ant dtscuntlnuances in
- nruwunelt. lsafiiug frum q piiut hear
ths luhrtluh "a hs highsay o. dwelling huu-s
- D " Baks With ~ ohi Porter 'yad.
49, tailssi. o. soue I-aut mar the dwell
inE hause q 40. \. biaks in All toss - brvsu
heii We tlswfur, rs,gasst youf liunafs. after
yea have fauss-i dee nsaiics O. - giysn. o. Nisw
al Fsute. ant rnaks sufh aasfatii1ns anai i.ssn
tiuuanues ant ~ kFatiuus a. yoa fnsy dcsui
sNIs-iisut ani prupsr, AM a. IN auty l.oani ulil
ever pas.
Patel a Brvwpasli thi. i.th LAY % o,tobsr.
~.
CINRi.Es y. wHIr>EN.l sslcstmsn
" SMITH tIALfl. 81
SIMON lIANsfnN \ npsgufehi
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-24

OXFnup s-Ns tuau ~ rrsists ~ .,
paFis uthin at o. ~ tuautF - bttr'i,
80 g. thiri Tsssiar - Narrh \ u lot
Watis rriisagA Aimr 90 ~ estate =
thaFlrs % haris.1n. ais ~ Huuif1f'i. in al
sfuirlstratisu ~ ths eststr ~ all isrfA-ri o.
aIsHsauar
uaurHfp. Tlsi ssil Aimf i've natrs o.
aIf fa.rs..us irtrfvstfsi lY raHtiug r'rf - Nls
Hrstff g. o. rutnsh~,i thrrs srras suffessifel1
De- - go fsfi tssula-rat pftnts.i Al fafts ti.si
thrf riaF srfTaf 40 q tuuN - fr'li.atf - o.
kstl 81 Iiarts Tn saft tHHrtf. IN - thIri Tee
iaf - ~ usNt "a niue u'fhsk An ~ fHfFni-In
al 49,. rsnss NJ any thrY have. ~ ihs sams
sh1atf A - ahFaUi
GIpgsE \ WILSON Iairs.
Atfus oarF.=attfst IT e. DAVIS. tlsFistrf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-24

nNFpUp 81 Na tsuft - Probate bel 81
Isarts go ~ thirt Iarslar q harfh. tHl
HANnAttt 4. TNNinH. suarilsh - lhas
N lshinirirk mia1f shifl ani hfif - '.insn
Thiihrtfk. kis ~ naNhafY, In sAti ,nauif.
hsftnE prvsguissi ~ arruunt ~ suarllan
.hlt, - satt sari 90 aliasanfu
tiENtHtf hat a. at Nuariian give
nftifs g. aI frrssns lufrrestsTi by rautInE olpF
a this af,sf O. o. ruislshssi thrsr vufks siiFss
sfelf in e. uxfuF'l isytls.rat pfiui-i a fafis.
tkst tf.rs tnsf arfsaaf at . Probate tuut - -
- 30 Al fafts tn ssli tssuufF. 90 W thiri Tue
iaf - Arfil eat 40 'o'rhvk DE- ~ fnfyuu-sni b
at siaas rauss, NJ AnY thsY have. shT ths sams
strruti ~ o. alhrsrl
sIugsT 4 Wilson Ip.iss.
Atrgs fslpF -attsst II q DAVIS usristrf
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BORN
MARRIED

isv,., .ars.r N,rsis. ,s,h. 80, o. Geo.
10 usrfUss 900
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-24

Tltl sui.-sfitsf hsfyhy Eitrs pablo ns,ics
that ~ has tea daiy spi-snte'i by ths ilenof.
Ii Iusirs % rf,ilaste faf ~ tuantf - phtoris
All as.uinri ths trust ~ lNesu,"f ~ ihe
estate ~
LYDIA 4. IiAnNnEN. tats - nsnu.sfk.
A, ..ll 1aurtv dsssa.sst. rs Etying t-sni ~ ths
az diftsts h. thsfVforv f,sIussts ~ iFfseits
tollrifs.t b. H. estste - All sereasci o. nate
t.ns..-fista tssruisnt. ant tltss-s wha have ahy
,lssasu.ls thsft.in g. rxhilit IT, sanss o.
N.f,h nj tot IAME<N SMITH.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-24
STATE on MAINE.

.oNfobDs a..
'I,tEEN 90 execution, and viii H. .ohl by pab.
i " aartion, On The .iEhie.nih day 81 April
ei.ics % IIsrrtek A Park. in Bstbel In ssld eoun
a.. all The right IN equity whieh .eofEe W. hsyk
Ter. % Aiinsay. In salt county hal oa The twenty
thiri dsy 81 Iuns. a. ~. l-s. ~ben the sane
ws. sttseks-i ON The original writ. 81 rrieem the
foliswing sie-rrtl-est rnoFtxsg-i rial estate. via
the hosne-tespi farm ~ the all George W berk
sr with the baihiln<s tisercon. situated In sail
tow. of Albany. AMI no~ coeu?iei by SAID
Berkler.
CYRUS M. woRxELL,
p~puty sheriff.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-24

.oNfUgp. - -Ata count - Probate he'll a
faris. slthin ani Coz ~ ,ounty - OXFORD,
un o. thlri fuss.iaf - NaWh. \ 10 t.ut
tu tflr tsttiuu - Nlliara D. ~tafiiri, Ainlnts
trafHfu ~ estate - tlurkTs ~tafhiri, Atr ~
fans. tn sail 1~uutF. dscsas.t. prsftns Tor
nrsnss O. ssil anst fsshfsY rsrtain r-l sstais
faiF dfsrui-si in kls IztItisu au o. in ths
Probate itfrr a an sfifautag vuus ufrf ~ uns
huniftsi haltsrs fuf ~ Iayiavui q dsits ani
r,fsts - atuiui stratiHn.
uEufHTn. hat IN ali Istltiansf give nuticr
a. an Isrsssns iuts-vstst. ~ causinE an ahstfat
~ hls Tstition. With this orisf tisftun. O. ~
pubustssi thrr wrsks Successfully in ~ ~
tur,i ilymnsrai. q nTssIalTf pfintrl AZ faris, IN
ali tuuntY. that tllry nay aptEaf M frpllais
Count. 4, ~ hsi 10 faus. un The thiri TUESDAY
- Mr. nstt "a uins u'rksk iu ths fufvu.-sn. ani
.hus causs "a auy tlsy have. shy The saIus shsuli
nut D. gfautUi
GLogGE 4 WILSON, IulEs.
trac copy attest II. Z. DAVIS. Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-24

uNluMp - 49, tHur - fruIastf hrli "a
rafis Hftfiu snt fHf go tuarfF - thfHri.
an e. tEIri rIirsiaY q harfh. \. ~ isi.
tUarg u Tflsst AlnsInIstratsf nl g. sstatf
q a. kIufaW IatF 20 NH1fHrl. m AL
t..autF ifsHssssst hstlnE rFvssutri NJ srfs1'fnt
n aiHrInIstrat.Hn 70 e. rststf 70 shii is'ras"i
fHr aiEHsaffa
uHutHTp. Thst ~ ssti Niuif Owe natirr -
49, aaHaf e. au tafs.sns irtrfrstssl thfrFfn. hF
f.nEushIrg HHrI 10 t'tIt sr.irf thfrr srrAs tn.
rsssItsIf IT. Co. uNfsri thrrlf-rrat. r. nrsHralff
rrfutf.I ID rafIs. IH AIT tHlufr. that thrF nhF
autsaf 81 rr.isatf t..lu O. o. huklFn a fafis.
in sttt tHaHif. uH a. thIrl rursiaf 20 Apfil
rfNt Al nInf utasA in e. f.fru-sn. set
49, rsass. NJ as usI have. ~ tle samF
shaaii a. ~ aIifs~i
aInHsI \ Wilson. iatsr
Atrus r-pf attest II DAVIS. llrEisisf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-24

uNTuUp - aAta suan 20 rrui.ats tsii 81
fars. uithlu art 90 ~ 'uauiy 20 uNfuri. uu
~ th.rt Tus-iaY - Nsrvh. 4 u ls1l
un "a t-ttiun 20 I. Narrvn juhnssn
rrriiiff 20 AIphrus y lat1u Ists ~ hrusu
fell on All taurtT issrasfi. praYtns that suuis
.aItshif trr.an MAJ a. arI-iutsii Aiuiiuistratuf
uu 90 rstatr - ths sttl AlThfus X iatIu
unnIHIu. rhai natirs - thr fHrvguing I'll
tlsr o. punushfsi Cor law sFsks surTsssiFslyt
pftuf a. g. thiri fussiaY n Aprl \. "
l-sl in ~ uxfarl pyua-rst pfirissi 81 fart., o.
AZ 'uuutF
uIpgsE \ WILSON. Juis,
4 true rHVF -attsst III 4 DAVIS. t.r.istrf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-24

The vote. received up to saturday
ntght give the following result
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-24

uNluHp. HMs taHw - fru'astr tfti "a
rars. utlIn ani 90 ths tnahtr - uNfuri /.
aa a. ttIF.i Iiirsiaf q Naffh. 4 II isil
JANIS WHtattt. ukuasl iKrrutur lu q
ofrtsiu lnstTlH.frt ruft-sftins g. - ~
al siU 49, tfstausut - frfsls NlsfA
at 20 FaHt. IN AL trunfF. dfrsasFsl.
EsfIrs rrsssrtssi e. saH1r o. Probate
uHuturp. fllat a. sati lNfratrf sitr r.flrc
q. ell trssns IHtsrrsissi hf rausiuE fnpf q this
srisf g. D. raH1strl hfve sosAs ss1rsssltei1
Ir o. ,ft flri t,sr...-fat rfintssi "a rans that
tbs rtaF arfs-ar M probate inaFt g. D. he'll
81 fafis ir saIi .trtf. un a. thifi ilssslaf Hf
AHFfI rraf Al nIrr uf - FisA in 81 fHrf
r.sfn anf ttHs rausr NJ ans ttrf have. stf ~
saII Irstflutfrt st.tati ~ ts rfufs.t approved
Al allF.t,l a. tils ast WI ani trstaHisui 20
salt iaFrass.i
GTpg.I 4 Nti.~uN, iuigs
Atnas cops asftsst II 4 DAVIS. lsnstsf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-24

oNTuun. - At . tnar - rrsi.sis hfh a
raris. sitfin an.l o. A. tulntf - oxford un
~ tfir,i IllrsfaF - Mkuh. = n iul
uttNi ~ MA-pN nar.ri ltesatrt
in Urrtaln istrurfui rufI-nffins O. - - at
VII ant Irstarlrut 20 ttnrFf n hasan. lsir -
tkthsi tu saEl tHaufF. firfsasssi. lattnE pr
sFrtssi thr ssusf 90 f0HIair
pNutHfu. That ~ at tNeruifiN i've ratlrs
o. si t.rsons intrrvstssi bf Causns cupI - this
rf,irf O. - TuNntifsi thrvt Hesks snTfrssifFlV
in ~ OKfuri iAyfaH-rat pfiuirsi a. fafts. Tat
tbs naf APPEAR "a l'r,li,ais tuur o. ~ bill a
Fans Or saii tuautf. un ~ thlrl tuesiaT -
Apfil nsNt "a y 20 o. 81 On thr fHrvns-sn. act
shBs faass IN anF thrF hsfr. shT 80 All
inttFufasut stnah - H. prut~i arpfuf~i sol
Itrs.a-ssl
GEoEGI \ WILSON, jsiss.
A 49, FuuU-a ffTsf ii 4. DAVIS. IT.fsfTf.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-07-11

vey on the coast of Alaska, After
this he returned to the University
of Michigan to be an instructor in the
biological department. In 1876 he went
to Germany to pursue his studies. He
went to China at the end OF two years to
be professor OF astronomy and mathemat-
les in the school Of the Chinese foreign
office at Pekin, ana as director OF the
observatory there he introduced into
China the first large telescope which had
been seen in that country. In 1876 he
accepted the proiessorship OF biological
science in the Louisiana State University
He returned to Ann ArbOr in 1879 to
take the prolessorship which he has held
until now. Besides editing the American
Meteorological Journal, he has published
several papers and pamphlets on scen-
tifc SUBJECTS, and has compiled an al
manac for the Chinese government.
As assistant chief OF that service, MAJOR
II. II. C, Dunwoody, of the signal corps,
has been detailed. This is as good a Sc
lection as could possibly have been made
Major DunwoOdy is a graduate OF west
Point, and before receiving his present
rank served in one Of the artillery regl'
ments OF the army. lie has been con-
neCted with the signal service and wealth
er bureau ever since lis Inception; he
served in responsible and important posi-
tons in that branch under Gen. Myer,
under Gen. IIazen and under Gen.
Greeley; he is strict djsclplinarlan,
very conscientious, hard working and
energetic man of fine scientific and null
tary attainments lie has made
meteorology, electricity and the climatic
conditions OF this country a study Tor
twenty years and his great experience in
those directions and his splendid execu'
tive ability will aid to very great extent
in making the new departure q success.
Secretary Rusk is ready and willing to
cooperate with the chiefs Of the weather
service in extendine~its usefulness spe-
cially throughout the agricultural and
fruit growing sections of the country
The work Of the bureau is to be advanced
beyond the mere forecasting OF the
weather; thorough and systematic in
vestigaton into the climatic conditions o
the United States are to be made in order
that a full knowledge of them and o
their effects upon the health of the PEG
pie and upon the plant growth of tht
country should become available ant
useful to all classes and specially tt
scientific men and physicians and to TIT
farming community
The transfer of the weather bureau from
the war department to the agriculture
department was sensible and prope
one, will greatly increase the genera
utility OF that service and meets will
univeral approval.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-07-11
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IRRIGATION IN NEW MEXICO

We present to-day an illustrated article
outlining briefly the enterprises of the
Pecos Irrigation & Improvement COM
pany, and tie wonderful transf9.' nation
wrought in the counties ut Eddy and Cha
yes in few years by men of pluck, per-
sGyerence and push. The article speaks
for itself ana will well repay Il cal eiul
perusal. 1t indicates what may be ac-
complished by following out that sentl-
ment so tersely framed by the late Asso-
ciate Justice Bristol when he said
"Here water is king"
buI thls isn't the only undertaking OF
the Kind that is to-day turning the f:oc~
OF 'Ee nlo1'rn agriculturist and ifui'
grower toward Naw Mexico, THY are
springing up all over the .or,itor,,, bring
ing new life, new energy ana Aew people
within our borders to contribute to the
modern growth of an empire destined at
no distant day to blossom fourth as second
in the variety Of her resources and great
ness of natural wealth to no state in the
American sisterhood.
Toward the northwestern part OF the
territory we have but to look and find in
successful operation there system Of
water storage reservoirs and irrigation
canals that is doing quite as much to adj
vance the prosperity of that locality
as is the PeCos company on the southeast
company's water systems in Colfax coun-
ty. 1t has cost scarcely 81 per acre to
reclaim those lands and they now are in
demand at from $50 to $40 an acre where
prior to the establishment of"these irriga-
ton systems they were scarcely of no
practical value save to any but the range
stock raiser.
Looking toward the northwest we find
the county of San Juan perfect checker
board of irrigation bitches, the numerous
streams in that rich farming and fruit re-
gion rendering it unnecessary to resort to
the storage plan which other localities
require. In San Miguel county New
York capital, enlisted by Mr.. Wilson
Waddingham, has OF late completed very
fine canal system near OIL Fort Bas tom,
taking the waters from the Canadian riv-
er. Again across eastern New Mexico
and south about Roswell we find the
First New Mexico Reservoir & Irrigation
company, backed by st. Louis capital,
has surveyed its lines and located reser-
voirs for the reclamation of some 10000
acres of as fine valley land as lay out of
doors.
Going further south, we have the MINI
bres Valley Water company actively en-.
gagged in splendid enterprise of this
sort, while in the Mesilla valley several
extensive undertakings are in hand for
taking out waters of the Rio Grande and
them upon the thousands of
acres of superior fruit lands in that region.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-07-11

SoCorro and Grant counties also boast of
a number OF similar enterprises lately
completed, and here and there we have
good reports Of other projects of this char
acter which have every appearance Of
bona fde business concerns. But not
withstanding all this activity there are
abundant opportunities yet throughout
New Mexico for others of the same sort.
In fact, the valleys are full of 'eln, and
to-day not one-tenth the water develop
ment has been undertaken which New
Mexico is destined to see an accomplished
fact within the coming five years.
And in this connection it may not be
amiss to note briefly some of the more
promising opportunities yet open to men
of energy and capital, First of all, is the
valley of the Rio Santa Fe, where not
less than 100000 acres of choice valley
lands, especially profitable for fruit farms,
may be, by a comparatively small expen-
diture in the establishment of reservoirs,
made productive and saleable at twenty
times the present value of the land In
Bernalllo, Taos, Rio Arribs, Sierra and
Dona Ana and upper Santa Fe counties
also are like opportunities that, practi-
cally may be had for the taking. That
these irrigation enterprises offer the best
and Safest investments eastern capital
was ever called upon to consider in the
west there is no doubt. From all appear.
ances the capitalists themselves are begin
ming to appreciate this fact, and New
Mexico, on the other hand, is rapidly ex
periencing the benefits thereof.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-07-11
Notice for Publication.
Presumption 1902
LAND OFFICE AT SANTA FE, N. NJ,
July 7. 1891

LAND OFFICE AT SANTA FE, N. NJ,
July 7, 1917
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing named settler has filed notice of his
intention to make final proof i'll support
of his claim, and that said proof will be
made before register and receiver at Santa
Fe, N. M, on August rs, 1891, viz:
Henry D. Winsor, for the ne d sec 8, tip
18 n, r12 e.
He names the. following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of, said land, viz: John Finn,
NJ. M. Cooper, 0. G. Knox, j. H. Bull
lock, of Glereta, N. M.
Any person who desires to protest
against the allowance of such proof, or
who knows of any substantial reason,
under the law and the regulations of the
interior department, why such proof
should not be allowed, will be given an
opportunity at the above mentioned time
and place to cross-examine the witnesses
of said claimant, and to offer evidence in
rebuttal to that submitted by claimant.
A. l.. MORRISON. Register.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-07-11
Lace Trades Review (English) saws

Lace Trades Review (English) saws
Manufacturers are looking upon this
(AmericaD) market as a branch Of their
trade Tor which they will have to wait
until the political rulers of America have
changed
What an inducement, to be be sure, for
American citizens to throw off their coats
and join with the Mugwumps in the work
OF producing this change in thF interest
of British manufacturers New York
Press.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-07-11
Hard on the Poor People.

1t is expected that the French cham
payne makers will advance the price this
fall on account of a short vintage. This
will be hard on the people in the United
States who can not afford to drink any
thing better than champagne. --Cincin-
natl Commercial.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-07-11

,h that Mr.. Blaine is sick men; all
lght; but when Jim Blaine takes run
into Ohio this fall and makes a speech or
two, the Democratic politicians and edi-
tors will be sick.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-07-11

Ibis edition of the New MEXICAN will
tdv and Chaves counties in parti-
he entire territory OF New Mex
ieal of good. Five thousand
be circulated in many
ted States. That's the
paper is doing and that's
proposes to do and will
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-07-11

THEY are trying to keep cool in the
tern states, in the middle states, in
nuthern states and in the Pacific
'ates, but they can't do it; the
do during the summer months is
lorthern New Mexico andspecial-
" OF Santa Fe.