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the acts OF 1884 to diminish the frequen cy
OF divorces; judiciary committee.
| y, a, by Senator Watson, amending sec
ton 45I8 OF the revised laws relating 10 the
| printing OF Supreme Court docisious Pro-
vides for $40 copies; Judiciary committee.
=. ~ by Senator Aboi, 20 establish
equaliaing conventions. fRepeals sections
| 3D. 81, 80, SO and Al OF the lawe OF 1852 and
re snacts the act OF 1882 establishing these
conventions; committee on land toxes.
>. T3, by senator Or,is prohibiting
smoking in barns stablos and other out
buildings. 1.-THE bill makes it misdemea-
nor TO smoke in an out building whore
notice Is posted prohibiting with "A penalty
of dne of 500 Or imprisonment for one
yearl general committee.
$. "a, by senator Du Bots relating to
public instruction Identical with II. 1861,
COMMITTEE on education.
Dnls Passed,
H. Sc, amending the act Incorporating the
Woodstock Aqueduct company; Y. ia. to
amend an act relating to the village Of
sprins fsld; II. 13j, amending an act iu-
cooperating the village Of Barton: Il. 1OG,
amending the act Incorporating that part Of
tho village Of Srnnton included in fire dis
trict No. /; H. 100, amending the oct IN
/ cooperating the second Bellows Falls Auue-
duct company =. 2. to provide Tor tho eroc-
ton OF jail and ortnuildnge for Franklin
county; :. "a, to pay ii. II. wheeler so; il.
! 90 relating to the division of tho line u the
| Newport and kiohtord railroad II the town
OF Newport; >. o. incorporating the St. a +
bans Street Railway company.
Adjourned.
Euute-&fternoun.
|
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HOUSE Morning.

Tba.a hillo vve,a introduca3 and rafarr.l.
a 1g6 bv Mr. Da,o ~ rrl,btor +a-ar.
abl. towns end citi,s n root md sij in tba
era,tiop o,,d ,,oi,tar.,.,, 81 t,,,Ili,,-. r.
Industrial entsrny,sss rTowps n,ov vate nm
amount for Ami, iurno.a at town ,3aatto,,sI.
iud,,inrv y
II 13r by Nj. T,,,I,,. ~ I3-oo.or
tend chartar of cIa-o,Jon srd pI.tsf,rd
RsiIrooI co,,,a,v. rai,-osIs
n Ira Nv NJr cannon Of Vest Itntlond
in -aIotton 10 acboot md cIsho Iords -
Ionds 70 he undar contra Of m. tow, "a
ceivine i,co,n. tharafrou7. adrcot,on
n 780 Lv Ar Kinds az Eigh,,nrs ora.
6tinr The Office of road ronrn,ssi@,er in anon
/ to,,n o,1 far tho ir,nrora,,,ert ~ bi,,b,,,n,.-
| rsau,e no s ~. hi,hwsvs
II 1.O Inv Mr. Hunt n, ct AIhans IN
retify ond con1rm tho 1nercor Of saysrsI
| roirCsd corno,.,i,,s in ~, ,st,to into tho
! Consolidated pclroa, coroncnv ~ l-e-,no,,,.
railroads
Il 14I Ivy Mr. l,,liott ~ lvo,ortrrr j.,
aid Of home for frjspaJss, vo,orn IA 1sInr a.
rriate $40 600 tberefor1. wav, and n,sons
II. l4q bv Mr. Dewcv Of Esrni,zron r.
araend the cbsrtar of TIM. yiiIeos. corroro-
lions
II 143 bv Mr. Outline or Guilfor3 n
amend the law, in ro,et,on IN rccistrotion ~,
g nj . 70, n la p
TOWN cis,kz o,rt,jrar.s of ~, So ~ doo,b
within n davsnftf bY,io, ~ da,eosoIr.
nub,ic health.
r. IA bv Mr. Roonov Of Merd,, r.
amend the law in regard to damage done
10y dogs Owner or keeper Of dog 70 lie
ia IeH agriculture
II. 49, by MI Ware OF Brookime, 10
"m7A4 TIC law relating to traffic In into%i-
Gang hquofs' PROVIDES $500 fine for tr-i
olehse-f 4oO Tor second oiiense--and costs
in'Pr lS'nHe"' "''o' lor th'rd oH9nSe' not
1855 'hah '!X or moro Than twelve months
committee on t9mpeiSnc''
H. 40 ny nr. Fnht oil st. Adams, tc
pay OAafIes H. I ARK sum named Iron
1S' '''-1 49, -Ai''N'eS q g h'uesI u" 1919 Ia
- ~, NJ, Ii,nG- " - 1f o'p,'',
u.o1 eea'io1 IA; rs,a4i,,, - 80 ts,,s
iTL, .s,,ion raf,rr,'' n,,sI,.- l.,-, 49,,
rf,',, on ,,,, ,,,,,i-tai'.. ,,,.., 49,. d, ,on,
f.,,,p,;sr,.
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E'''a Passed
Il. 1876, extending limits I'll Swanton; II
oG, appropriation for l.. \. ii, aud ). \. e.,
aud Midulebury college; H. -, iegalzln,
grand list OF barre, h. 1913, amending Bel
lows Fail, charter; Il. ia, relating TO Spring
field village; H. II. relating TO contracts d
labor; Il. -, prohibiting obscene bill post
Ing.
IL. 81, ROTATING TO the terms Of Office O.
listers and se!ectmeu, was killed.
Adlourned
Hou.e-Arernoop.
Ithaca hills ,ca,o ;ptrodpcsd srd rof,rr,d
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Scnate-Aftorroon.

Tuese bills were introduced aud referred;
H. rs, amending section l1l3 OF the re-
vised laws relating to ths limitation Of the
prosecution q criminals; Judiciary COM
nitteC.
II. -, amending section - OF the revised
laws relating 20 tne warning 0t freeman 5
meeting; judiciary committee.
H. o., repsalug section / u Ne o. Of
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AMEMc.NG TIC laws

a Measure Looking Towards Hottor
Rosds--U ,lform Marriage ard divorce
Laws -rroposcd Heavy rincs For
Liquor SELLERS.
From fridays Daily Free Press
MONTPELIER, Oct. 27.-Euls came in
lively to-day and among the number wore
soma of more than ordinary interest, such
as tho highway bill, the one looking iowa. j
uniform marriage and divorce lava.
another very considerably iHoreasing the
fine for violation OF the pronipitory law aud
two Of special interest TO borsemen, The
gentleman from uighGeto thinks a. about
time the law making horse tro;ting for
money punishable was repealed and tie
gentleman from Cornwall is after tho
ringers with e sharp stick.
Senate orn!ng.
Those bill wsro Introduced eud referred:
= u, By senator Hail to pay +. f. Boil
n certain sum; committee on clelm,.
s. ~, by Senator Hall, fixing the salary
Of the first assistant librarian az 5000
year; committee on state aud court ex-
pouSes
S. SO. by Senator Has!ins, 10 promote u
uniformity Of laws LBhi provide, FOR tho
appointment by the governor Of tbres com
/ l0 |htlbEtFN 10 eAhil4hb th1 tubIYetf OF mar
riege and divorce, execution and probate Of
wills, and to consider with commissioner
from other States the advisah!liry Of the
adoption OF uniform laws: judiciary com
mitteo
s. - 10y Senator Hell, to incorporate the
-. Adams Street Railway company; com
mites on corporations.
s. -. bv Senator Brownell, 70 provide
| for tic 0lgctlOn OF a road commissioner in
/ every town and 10 improve the highways
/ Bin provides that every town tbat does OF
/ eloct n street commissioner sha, elect by
ballot DAD commissioner. II ,ball he his
! duty TO perform all the duties now per
! formed by highway surveyors TOvns
| mus, assess a tax OF net lesS than 20 cents
70 repair the highways. and state tax OF
! five cents, none OF the tax to be used for
the repairs Of bridges or cuyerts Of moro
! than seven feet spsns C0mIuiss.oler on
| high Tays and bridges.
! ). 30, by Senator Boyce, amending sec
/ tions POST aud 1850 81 tue revised he No re-
| lating to officers requiring assistance in
criminal matters. Bill provides that an
| officer may call upon anyone 10 assist hiu
! in LIQUOR ratds or when nukihg arrests aud
makes a person who refuses liable TO a iinc
of not more than $500, commissioner on
! temperance.
Adjourned
~euats-.AHsEnoOn.
These bills we're introduced end referred
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inS the charter Of the Vermont Life Iusur-
unce company.
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NoNT$@I5EH, Oct. So'-Some Important
bills wero siveu 10 me inetnners oil tne L'E
mn ,vos introduced in the Senete making
three years the meEimum sentence Tor
LIQUOR selling; another bill makes the assist
am secrethryshtp of the Senate an appoin
tive Office at the hands OF the secretary.
This is in accordance with tho custom in
the House, where the clerk up
points his assistants. Bills were
introduced in both branches, giving the
State and local boards OF health more power
in dealing with contagious diseases. This
is IN accordance with action taken by the
State Medical society Mt its recent meeting
here.
Mr.. Croft OF Euosburgh, introduced bis
bill repeating the sections Of an oct Of 1883,
relating to the false branding of creamery
butter, and compelling creameries to take
g. 80 ,,,,o..Ilai g.. ,,1 ~ ,o+ ,oo,,,
piled with Tho bin introduced by MIR.
Aldrich of Weathersfeld. puts the town
clerk. instead of the ballot clerks. in charge
OF checI: list at elections anu strikes out the
words ION OATH in the section which pro-
yides for those who are physically or men
talIy iucompetant TO mark thelr ballots
The bill introduced by Mr.. Cannon Of West
Rutland. by reuuest making il possible for
persons of limited means 20 hold office, ere
ated some amusement.
Aen"te-Nor"inE-
Senator Grout esented this petition of
DO wcmen of Coventry asking for municipal
suffrage for women referred TO the general
committee.
y joint resolution introduced by Senator
N-.l i,rf fffrt
to favor proposed 9Th amendment to the
constitution Of the Vermont state, prohib-
itinR the establishment OF Il State church,
was ordered to be printed and referred to
tho committee on federal relations
The telegram Of sympathy whlch Gov.
Fuller sent President Harrison was sent TO
the Senate in a message from the governor,
aud on motion Of Senstor Merrill was or
dered spread on the Senate journal.
Adjourned
BINS ln''o"o'o' an" Ne'Srfo''
y %, by senator Proctor, relating to the
election Of an assistant secretary OF the
Senate. The bill provides that the secre-
tary shall appoint the assistants Judiciary
committee.
s. ~, by Senator Watson, to enable the
village Of Bradford to refund its indebted
ness; general COMMITTEES.
5. Az by senator BuTnell, to pny or!o
10y : J. ~ ~ Gems a
.iog ~ tho otote anil locai bnar5s r. bosltL
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These bills we're introduced end referred:
S. 81, by Senator BrowncIl, to provide
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\ message was recllved.f,om ,ho govern
or announcing TINT he had sighed the fol
lowing bills: Il. g. authorizing tho village OF
81. Aihsus 10 issue borla; II. T. author
i4.u. tho judge Of probate for The district TO
complete probate record. u sold district;
H. IS, amend'ns a1ction @,l0, r. L., rs.st-
rG 10 the board Of civil authority Il. p
incorporating pit'fforl Aqueduct company;
u. 10, relating 70 management ot public
Mbrsr'es; II. y Incorporating tho Proctor
Trust company
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II g., to GnHNN school District No. 10 in
Braintrcs 10 town OF Randolph
igilis Passed..

IIIIH Vus'oU.
II. III, in amendment Of aud in addition
to section lr5l 4. J.; $. 90 10 la.;a.lae and
cout.nue the Organization ef The st. Johns
bury Aqucduot compsuy; u. ~, amending
section l,l3 r. H., iciating - lim,tation OF
the prosecution OF crll4inai'. II. -, amond-
ing section = H. r, relating TO the warn
lug Of Freouuu meetings, II. 81, repeating
section /, OF No. g. acts OF 1884, TO dimin-
iah the frequency ot divorces
A resolution, offered by Mr. Corintb OF
Charleston, requesting ths Judiciary com
mittss to investigate the expopse of publish
ing aud promulgating the sessiqn LAWS and
report by bill or otherwise, was adopted.
! Adjourned
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Worl = Tar Appropriation, Inter
chanrnble Mileage Et"k., Support for
Norwich University rnd the Normal
schools Treated IN the t2 Bills Intro
Jucpd
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Measure Looking Towards Hottor
Rosds--U .lform Marriage ard divorce
Laws Proposed Heavy Tlncs For
LiCunr SeIiers
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-07-13

John H. Young and Anastacio Jara-
milo, for themselves and others, yester-
day secured a temporary injunction in the
district court restraining Juan M. Gomez
and eleven others, including Cesario
Garcia, sheriff OF Taos county, from
abstracting the water from four streams,
known as Ell Rito La Tir, Ell Rito Jaroso
I'D anu associates claim that thew have
perpetual water rights here and that hy
taxing ditch out OF the streams above
mem they are cut off from the eniovment
OF these rights. The case comes r ren.
hearing August 2. Chas. Ayues and n
f = f5oung and .hiSr Gomez et.aI.
DE- T ta"Enil !nicaa} R6n suit of Geo. L. Brooks
o. uthers against the Albuquerque Water
company, growing out of that corpora
tons poor service and exorbitant
charges, will be brought to Santa Fe oD
change of venue, Judge Lee, of Albu-
querque, being personally interested in
the result of the contest. The hearing
will take place about the 9th instant.
In the case of the Aztec-J junction. City
contest over the San Juan county seat,
transcript of the voluminous record has
been finished and the case will probably
be filed for hearing at the approaching
term of the territorial supreme court,
which opens on the 25th inst. The time
fer filing suits for this term expires on
Friday next the 10Th inst.
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CerriIlOs is in 1t.

The Little Pittsburg is taking on new
metropolitan airs right frequently just
now.
At meeting Of the town trustees the
other night, an ordinance was adopted
closing all saloons on Sunday, directing
the establishment OF city street grade,
requiring property owners to lay side.
walks and ordering the streets graded and
cleaned.
A party OF eighteen men arrived there
last night, travelling on railroad passes
from Topeka, and said they had come to
90 to work on the new city water system.
This is taken to mean that the G. 9. q
company will compete with the Iowa
people who recently secured franchise
for putting in water works at Cerrillos.
There is not at present house for rent
in Cerrillos and the demand for tenements
has greatly stimulated building enter
prses. G.. W. North, who is here on a
visit to-day, says he is building three
dwellings now and yesterday signed con.
tracts to build three more at once.
Real estate is changing hands frequent
" and at constantly increasing figures.
On the G. G. & l. coal road work is
progressing nicely, some 800 men now
being employed.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-07-13
IMPOSING CEREMONIES,
The Remains of Major ]. D. sena In
tered with Distinguished Hon
ors This Forenoon.

A large concourse OF people turned out
this forenoon to pay last sad tribute to
the memory Of the late Major Jose d.
Sena. At 8 o'clock the handsome cssket
containing the remains were conveyed to
the cathedral and here high mass was
celebrated by Rev. Father Deraches and
two assistants, the church edifice being
well filled with the sorrowing friends OF
deceased. The floral tributes which COW
cred the casket were very beautiful.
At 10 the ceremonies at the cathedral
were concluded and the funeral cortege
was formed as follows: 10th U. S. in
fantry band, battalion 10th infantry Car
Teton post, &. A. R., led by Carleton post
drum corps; the hearse containing the
casket, preceded by the priests and acho-
lites, and followed by the regular and
honorary pail bearers; San Francisco So
ciety, headed by its band citizens on foot /;
Col Pearson and staff in U. s. ambulance /;
citizens in carriages.
In this order the procession took up its
solemn march to the Rosario cemetery.
Here Rev. Father Deraches performed
the concluding religious ceremonies and
then eloquent and pathetic brief addresses
in English and Spanish were made by
Gov. L. Bradford Prince and Hon. Tran
outline Luna, respectively.
Amid tears and many sympathetic ex-
pressions the body was finally consigned
to mother earth. "Requiescat in pace y
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ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

According to Boston quotations, Santa
Fe company copper stock is selling at 10
cents a share. A reorganization is in.
evitable.
Elizabeth Chavez, of Dona Ana county,
in the penltentiary for violation of the U.
S. Edmunds act, was discharged to-day,
having served eleven months.
G. L. Stoudt, OF Silver City, arrived to-
day and was appointed guard at the
penitentiary, He gets the place on the
recommendation OF Comr. H. H. Belts.
The Grand Army drum and fife corps
made its second appearance in public
this forenoon, taking conspicuous part
in the procession that escorted the body
of Major Sena to its final resting place.
Many complimentary remarks for the
drum corps were heard on the street.
Visitors at Colds museum: Miss Ads
Twin, Miss Anna Wallace, Phoenix, A
T.; Mrs. N. Fetterman, Bolivia, s. A.
DR.. T. M. Fetterman, Detroit, Mich. ; A
Harris, New York City; Miss Nickel
Kate Diering, Philadelphia, Pa; Dav'
Kronig. Watrous, N. NJ; Jno. Duran
Livingston, Mont.
The Clancy house on the Pecos, wher
the families of Messrs. Clancy and Chill
ders are spending the summer mouths, i
5000 feet high, an altitude affording pur
dir and cool breezes, the thermomete
I dropping to about 70 degrees every night
Bathing in ice water and fishing fol. trou
are the diversions engaged in. Mrs
Childers is proving an expert with tn
rod. Albuquerque Democrat.
District Attorney Twitchell returne
from Denver last night. He says tn
Queen city is making great preparation
for receiving the Knights Templar Of th
nation next month, and the street decors
tons, now in the hands Of the best easl
ern experts, promise to be very beautlfu
Hs met Walter J. Davis in Denver an
t this loquacious youth, "from the next al
= jinin' state of Misery" is how holdin
= down the soft position Of dramatic edit
on the Rocky Mountain News. 1t is h
and sultry in Denver, says Mr.. Tw
chel.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-07-13
Bishop Chapelle.

Right Reverend Bishop Chapelle ad-
ministered the sacrament CT confirm alton
in the West Side Catholic church, last
Sunday morning, to over 500 children an d
adults. The immense church was liter.
ally packed, there being fully 1000 peo-
pie present.
Before administering the sacrament,
the right reverend bish op delivered very
eloquent and impr essve sermon, in Span
isb, on the nature and effect of confirma.
nations. This is a strong evidence OF
the wonderful ability Of the gentleman as
a student and linguist
The bishop is now visiting the outside
missio ms of the parish. The people of
those little towns will surely welcome him
as he was welcomed by the citizens OF Las
Vegas.
Next Sunday the bishop will dedicate
the church of the Immaculate Conception
on the east side, and administer the
sacrament of confirmation. The cere-
mony Of the dedication will take place
Immediately before high mass.-Las We
gas Optic.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-07-13
Fun on the Boards.

When it comes to even the ordinary,
old time, one ring, small, 'round top"
circus, linen are but children of larger
growth" Small wonder then that the
announced visit OF Sells Brothers enor-
nous united shows creates child-like
furore of delighted expectations. Nor is
enthusiastic anticipation in this instance
misplaced, for the assurances are genuine
and ample that there will be revealed to
us really and intrinsically the big show
of the world, so far as rare wild beast
professions, brilliant equestrian and ath-
ietic performances, gorgeous oriental
pageantry, and revived imperial, ancient
time heroic contests and pastimes, can
fill the bill. And not only is it very
great, but it is very good, clean, admir-
ably managed show, absolutely free from
any and every annoyance or Objectionable
association, and under the immediate eye
o. its proprietors, who are no Irresponsible,
and predatory spectators, but men OF
high standing at home-capitalists, bank
directors, and members Of the board OF
trade. They amply deserve a rousinl
| yelcoma
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-07-13

AGENTS WANrED-Male and Female,
old and young, $i5 to $25 per day easily
made, selling our Queen Plating Outfits,
and doing Gold, Silver, Nickel, Copper
and Brass Plating; this is warranted to
wear for years, on every class of Metal,
Tableware, Jewelry, etc. Light and easily
handled, no experience required to operate
them. Can be carried by hand with ease
from house to house, same as grip sack
or satchel. Agents are making money
rapidly. They sell TO almost every bust
ness house and family, and workshop
Cheap, Durable, Simple, and within reach
of everyone. I'lates almost instantly
equal to the finest new work. Send fol
circulars, etc. Queen City Silver & Nicke
Plating Co., East St. Louis, Ill.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-07-13

Baldwin, p. c.; Chas. Wagner, G. c.;
Chas. Scheurich, V. c.; E. P. Seeds,
Preate; VIM. NJ. Berger, M. of f.. Da-
vid Lowitzki, NJ. of F.; Ned Gold, M. of
A.; John Alire, J. q.
The officers of Germania lodge No. 5
we're installed as follows: Henry G..
Burnett, P. c.; Lee Mulheisen, G. o.; A.
Gusdori, We; j. W. DcDowell, Prelate !;
VIM. Slower, K. OF R. and s. Sol. Spie.
gelberg, NJ. of E. John V. Conway, NJ.
OF F.. James Higgins, NJ. OF A.
Following the installation ceremony an
excellent feast was served under the direc-
ton of Caterer Billy Burton, and many
Fictitious addresses were made. Grand
Chancellor Lesson left to-day for Las
Vegas carrying with him only the most
pleasant remembrances of his first visit to
Santa Fe,
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-07-13
Georgia Editors.

An excursion of some 100 editors from
Georgia is expected to spend the day in
Santa Fe July 2l. In compliance with a
resolution adopted by the Board OF Trade
President E. l.. Bartlett has namA5h re-.
following to serve as a Coz
ception and entertain. lnce, j. II. Crist,
Hon. L. BrsUnn Patterson, G. W.
Max. F-sool. Spiegelberg, B. Seligman,
DrH. Weber, Sol. Lowitzki, VIM. Griffin,
). p. Victory, B. Kahn, Fhilo Rumsey,
John Blain, H. Llndheim, Gen. E. F.
Hobart, ]. H. Gerdes, L. Spiegelberg, H.
B. Cartwright, w. A. Mckenzie, DR.. 4.
Andrews, Grant Rivenburg, M. J. Maggie,
J. Il. Schumann, S. Wedees.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-07-13
Another Link Forged.

Another link in Jay 81 1hS ss new sys-
tenn Of southwestern raj as Cthas been
forged. Judge J. F. n.y. through
whose fundamentally 6 M bought the
Ell Paso- White Oaks line, has received
advices at Ell Paso from the City OF Mex
leo that all the necessary concessions for
a new road from Ell paso through to the
Pacific coast have been arranged.
This proposed new road is to extend
from Juarez through the finest PORTIONS Of
the states of chihuahua, Sonora and
Sinola to Mazstlan, the finest harbor on
the coast of Mexico. tits understood that
the new road is nothing more nor less
than an extension OF the Texas & Pacific,
and it means that, in time, Gould's
Colorado system will be extended from
Pueblo south via Creole, Taos, Cerrillos,
and White Oaks to connect with it at El
Paso.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-07-13
PERSONAL.

E. Lyman Hood, Of Albuquerque, is
registered at the Claire.
Hon. A. Staab returned home last nigh,
after an extended eastern visit.
Robt. Penquite left last night for two
weeks trip to sedalia, Mo-, bis old home.
Robert W. G. Webb, Denver; Adolph
Kaempfer, New York; and J. Minium, Of
Las Vegas, are at the Palace.
M. Bersrdinelli and Carlos Digneo have
gone for a ten days stay at Jemez hot
springs.
E. M. Watson, who has been here sew
eral days on coal mining business. left
last night for his home at St. Joe.
Mrs. M. ?. Stamm, of Albuquerque, lie
in the city to remain several weeks, the
guest of Mrs. Grant Rivenburg.
]. A. O'Neill, of Marshall, Mo-, eight
years ago citizen OF Socorro, is at the
Exchange in search of health.
f. P. White and G. McCarr, of San
Pedro, came in last evening, bringing
couple of orphan girls to be cared for by
the territorial Orphans industrial school.
At the Exchange: !. H. Pollock, Colo.
RADIO Springs; Augustavas Law, Denver
J. A. O'Neill, Missouri; F. P. White, G.
McCarr, San Pedro; G. L. stoudt, Silver
City.