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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-11-17
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mar, itanS er nob an oerlelben Stele.
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gum ewigen 5blummer bctlen mubte
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sr. 60 mars nldt 9emelnt 10 n'9t!
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bait uno unireunoi.d NIT ,Qr. 2bra'
neu Itauoen ibr in ben @useu, bas tie
.ple tbaul9were &ornblumen aualayen.
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ii9 ilber lein uulb0aes @eli9t. Sc
lblib auf Den CORRIDOR hinauS uno bis
au DE 5blail tuoe oes Wdobsus; bort
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Rllnte uno brudte oiele porii4t,8 n.e'
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nete. Ct trat n,ht elm, ionoern blidte
our9 ben Spalt. Das Natt!dmp@en
perbreitete e,nen ibwa4en 2l9ti9sn1s
inter-, Der nur bic umr,iie Der Serten
@eltalt ertenner l,sb. &alners 2ippen
beueeten ii&, es oranste ibn, ben gu
men pee sel!ebten 9moes 81 ruien.
@dlte Ct es setban. batte bic &abrura.
,pelte lest bic @eele oeS lonlt 10 rau'
ben Wannes erfuQte, audi in benz Ton
1erner 5t,mme 8ea.ttert, 10 ,paroe 9.ls
besaro useaeidt Cen Mutb sefunoen bas
ben, Jpn ,br ibluer be!aiteteS Qer5 81
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rub,sen Mtbem5iysn oer Sdlummern'
ben sslaul6t bate, eutfernte Ct lib
5dwetseno, uno als linn pas Wfaoden
ON ndhlten Worsen ent9esentrat, oa
5e1ste lein &siiht wieoer osa 9eIoo9a'
lipeu berben, fiutern Iusorud.
(JortIesuns folst.)
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-11-17

ucber bic 8erdnbcrune
oes %rosentiabes Der 4auooeuolteruns
a~eaenuber Ger Staotbeuolterua9 tn So
n.srei9 @ab1en siebt oas rStalut1ids
sSabrbu9 fir oas &6nlsrel1 Saeo|en'
interedantsn N~uijdlub. Sm SaDre
1870 betrus be }tdo,llhe Jeu3l'srunD
81, bic lduolite So p@t.; ,m 5aurs
1880 mar bic erltere aui Al psf. ssltses
gen, lebters o%emaendb GU! 80 p@t. aes
fallen; DE neuslte AuIEa9me aus Dem
Sabre 1890 tpnjtat,rt oos Nn!poh!en.
Der 5taotbepoDner aui ilbcr Is p9s..
10 Dab fir bic neutrality-suspicious. r.lva
81 eGt. b!e,ben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-11-17
Die frana6Nfd)en straightforward

8aris, II. Ottbr. Ser 8eriat beg
9cputirlea @oberp iiber bas &r;egss
buoset u.ro Wtorsen al bic WIitylleoer
oes Buosetausi buiies uertbeilt 'usroen.
@r enthalt ,lne m,ereliante 9arteuuns
Der 9esenwlrtiSen Sage uno Der Sort.
i9rlte felt 1870. Darnad betraSen
be Granddaughter fit oas 4rteesz
budget nab ben Nbjtr.ben bss Nus>
1duljes no1 634,6lO,i3l st. Der Ne:
ribt siebt Damn cine talelarlihe ueber,
ii1t Der Wusaaben oe3 Rrlegsbuosets
BON 1871 bis 1898. SIC @eIammt>
iumme Der Mussaben in bielem 3e.ts
rauu, belduft lib auf bic un9eheure
@unsme Don 1858 WiQionen. Geu'
net man ba5u 1850 M,l'ouen st., bic
.pdbreno oieler Bet fur W'litdrpenIi o'
men bedahlt tuuroen, uuo S75 Mlu.onen
ST.. ltratesilAe Bautea, 10 itelen lib bic
mlliturilden Mussaben felt 1871 obne
Die Mar;ne auf 5000 Miaioneu. 1891
WtiQlonen 5ur WIeoerberItelun9 oeS
&1iess9erdt5s, ll,774 Wsl,pnen fit
ben unterbalt uno Gle Borbereltun9 Der
6trelttrdite perwanpt. 1869 japlte bic
act,ue Nrmee 24.0O5 Ofiijlere, 3S5,372
M<ann uno 69,702 pTeroe. 1892 be-
trusen gfectlubel tauOe 1882 Oiii5.ere
4S4,Ol5 Wann uno 140.S79 Yferoe.
nnier Grieoeusbs1an an Manuibois
ten unb OIfi5ieren - fdbrt bier Der Be'
rlht fort - iteQt aber niht mebr bic
@%elammtbeit nnierer @treltiraft Der
act!ue Mr1nee bar. 1870 founte Die
act. be Mrmee i'm Wu9enblld, no lie &C.
gen Den Semi marl9lrte, uur Dur1 Die
@iuberuiun9 Der b%eurlaubten ooer sue
&%erju9un9 3eltelten 9eute uerltdttt
weroen; beute MIRO ibr Yeltano i'm Nus
9enblid Der Mobilma9ung in weuieen
Gogen ourh bic @snberuFuu0 einseabs
ter &eleru1iteu u%erooppelt, bic fait obne
unterbre1un9 bic mllitdrilben &C.
m%obnbsiten uieoer auinebmen uuo Die
e,ne B.oerianostrait seseu Die @tra;
pajen m,tbrinsen, Sic u.eQei4t 9r5Ber
lit, dig bel ben Mannjdaften beg acts
pen Scores. (?) 0ie Ofi5iercaores
tperoen sle,@faQs burd bic @interufun8
Der RelerueoffSiere ueritdrtt. Nuber'
bem ,p,rt bic 8abl ber Corps ielblt
our4 bic @rr,dtnns Der e9emalisen aes
miihten &esimenter. Die Jest &eIeroe<
&esimenter uno aus @lemeuten Der
actipen Qlru,ee rmo BET Reierue QUAINT
mense,ett |ino, u%erooppelt tueroeN. IS
lit eles oa8 @r9ebniB Der Nnnabme oes
Geieyes bonn 10. 9uli 1892, oas orei
&lailen. Der 3erri.oria!arnee sur SIC.
ierue l4lu8, D.e1e Ginbelten biloen
nab ben MusIlbrun9en oes 4rie9smia
n,lters n,dt 6ormationen Der dpelten,
ionoern Der erlteu 2tnie uno perooppeln
be @mbetten Ser actluen Mrmee. gu
bielen Truppen erlter 4inie tomlnen
bann nod Die Der 5tue!teu 9inis, bic
fruber our@ bic Mpbll9aroe uno beute
Durd bic territorial : Mrmee 9eblloet
miro. Der Deri9t ihdht naber Den 8ez
itano Der oetip,n Mrmee aui mebr ols
2 MiQionen uno ben Der E%erriorial~
Wrmee auf $4,000 MaNu, looa6 Nrant'
reid I'M R~rse9siau be,nabe 3 Mlli o.
nen 9e|dulter Trnppen ing Selo fteQen
f6nue.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-11-17
10. Capitol

Nls @ans Stainer, aus Der Inter,
iu@nnssbaft entlaneu. tu;eoer ben @oel'
boi betrat, ma9teu be &nedte uuo
MGeoe taum Elm @ort Der Be9riBung
III iasen, 10 finfter unb unbeimlid per-
hilbert lab ct aus. CT idien 8ealtert.
6ein 3aar .uar Jest u~oQtdnoi9 ersraut,
ieine Stiru tief sefurdt, nur bic itdbs
lerne Nusteltraft u%nuerdroert 9eblieben.
has 5eiate fiji, ols ct einen i'm @ese
ftebenoeu &arren ererifi uno 5ur 5eite
i@leuoerte.
@,Qtommer, 9cns! @elesnet Ioll
bein gin9eng lem, iaste Die Wutter,
ibm entQegenfOmmeno. Sour lu1tig
krpioerte CT ben warmen Grvd uno
uanote iib gu 5i!oesaro, pelde bic
Nrme I'm. i'm Iblans uno oas Mntlib
an ieiner DruIt p:rbars. @r bob ibrsu
eejenften &opf empor uno blidte in oas
bIai1e, BON 1brdnen iiberltr6mtc @s}i9t
70 lan9e ulo 10 1csart oaB Ie enbl,d,
per.uirrt unc errbtbeno bic WN9sn nie'
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-11-17
Gin oanfpa1cr GItcut.

@tro1@ (5u ieinem g%oQe9en): .9ta,
Sadl., Sem &ertpeio.ser bat D.4 oies'
mai i@6n 'raus'bra4t! @ie bait On
Dl9 oenn bel ibm beoantt?"
x59nupien bab' ,9 TIN la51'n!"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-11-17
M In Hpuprar>

Beribmte Dlhter m69en fin9en
I'm oe5 Ber!e9era baares @olD -
SD la)je me.ue 2icoer fl'nSen
Jour un, Der Miuue 1iBen Sob.
Stir i@eint fir meiae irildea &eiieu
Sem Xobn Der Weit 10 reld9 uno gut,
Mls 1penu mem Muno uuf oelnen bergen,
Motbbllb'noeu 2sppen fllieuo rubt.
Da tperoen &uNe meiue 9;eoer.
Ru neuen 9lebcrn MIRO bein RuB,
uno mir ,u,e biz wlro's ni9t dunioer,
Menn it I'M, YorIGuB bitten mug.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-11-17
Nartoutc>

Das lit BET Jlud Der Guncurreni,
bab iie, fort5euseno. tets Goucurle mub
aebQreu.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-11-17

aus etnent fSretn oeupud)e.
Den @let|dvrn entse9en flbrte uns
Das DomptroB bMr3 bic Ber9e cito!
@ir tuaren ALE auf 9b1Ite aeipannt ~
llno unlere S1irme ipare, Is oito!
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-11-17

O0CQU (
SIMMER nod idwieg fe 5asbait, aber
Ct lab iie unuerwanot on uno ,uieoer>
bottle feline 5rase. G%ilpesaro bate es
10 oft erfabren, taB mon aeborhen
muBte, ,uenu Ct beiabl, uno 10 anttpor>
tete lie i@ldtern: @s 1T ,pabr.
une luer bat Is seiast?
N,emauo.
Al1o tpeiter! - @eiter!
! Sd ielbit traf 6errn ron @obenfels.
$50?
Nn BET SHUTTER Grade. @s tuar an
tbrem 9ooesta9 -- uno ba....
9a bait ou nit ibm 9eipro9en?
3d..
Sbu wo51 gar lin feline Berwenouug
Gebctea?
9aS benefit bm bod muir bic 9iebe
oe,nes &inoes, fiel Die alte Stau elm.
F.! 1nseoulois >uiutte Ct ibr 81 Iameiz
gen nNo tuieosrbolie nodmals ldarl:
! Bobl gar UNI feline Werweuouns gebc,
ten?
sic neiste bejabeno ben Ropf. Ct
nadte es NIT lei1t. Du taunlt biz
faum uorlteaen. wie 9iitis uno oers
trauener,uedeno Ct mar, ,tule Ct m,th oufs
6uridten uno 5u tr6iteu tpubte. @r gab
mir bic 5ono oaraui 'oaB sr ieiuen san.
sen GinaaB aufb,eien ,plroe. um cine
! 9inF'ee Gnt1d e1eung hert.;5u'ahren,
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-04-20
------
A pinnAer NeAneInhn.

The San Francisco Chronicle published
a short time ago an item which located
the famous, or rather the infamous
"Hoodoo Brown" in New Mexico. This
is mistake, as "Hoodoo" Is at present
in Old Mexico, state Of Chiapas, near the
town of Pelenque. In 1879 Brown was
Justice Of the peace at Las Vegas, and the
king of notorious gang of thugs Many
crimes are laid at his door, chief among
which was the murder Of an Indianapolis
bankers son, who vas health seeker in
Las Vegas 1t was in Clozosa canon, near
FL Moro, i'll 1873, that Brown earned his
sobriquet OF "Hoodoo," by holding up
single handed and robbing a big freight
train, the weapons used by the highway
man being a pair of dummy pistols, Whit
tied out of two long plugs Of tobbaco. He
"hoodooed" the ireiehters and was in
frontier mention "Hoodoo Brown" ever
afterwards. His right name is Fl. L.
Neil he is now about 81 years of age is
Missourian; is Of good and well'to dc
parentage is well educated, and has man
aged to crowd more scoundrelsm and
crime into his life than perhaps was ever
before accomplished by any other man in
the same period of time. Sheriff }. A
Lockhart, now of Grant county, headec
the Las Vegas law and order crowd tha'
broke up Browns gang and drove then
leader out Of the territory.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-04-20

The Gentlemen Driving association
Of Albuquerque viii enjoy its third annual
spring meet on May ), 6 and 7. The
NAV MEXlrNS acknoN led5es receipt Of an
invitation to be present.
Regular pcet.ng OF Carleton post, Il.
A. R., tonight, at 80. Business of i'm
portanre to be transacted in connection
with Memorial day services. Visiting
comrades cordially invited.
The city schools should by all means
be kept in operation by the Old school
trustees till the new city school board
organizes on the first Monday in May.
There should be no failure in this matter.
1t is too important to be neglected.
-Four months ago property owners on
the south side of the plaza petitioned the
city council to order uniform flag pave
meut laid from the Exchange hotel to the
Lierdes corner, Up to date no such side
walk has been laid. 1t is needed.
Hon, W, I. Thornton came in from
Las Cruces this morning. He brings
with him samples Of natural soda de-
post which he and twenty others
have recently located in Don.s Ana coun-
ty. The deposit covers an area of about
four miles long by one mile wide.
From all reports Judge Robert E. Nor
rison, son Of Hon. A. l.. Morrison, is
making great record for young attor-
ney down in Arizona. The press and
people OF that section seem to iully ap'
preclate tie sterling qualities Of this
brilliant young bnrrister.
Mrs. Taylor lost her purse a few days
ago and advertised the fact in the New
MEXICAN. To-day the purse and it's con
picked up OH the street by Federico
Armjjo, who declined to accept any re
ward for its return. Thus again it ap
; pears that it pays to advertise.
,, The National Editorial Association
which is going to the Pacific coast VII
\ this city, is booked to arrive at COLORADO
! Springs May II, and will doubtless reec|
, Santa Fe about the 10th and spend da
2 here. Some effort should be made t
l ascertain the exact date of arrival, an
: preparations begun without delay 70
a their entertainment while in Santa Fe.
r There appears to have been very slip
3 shod policy prevailing in the past relativ
I to the collection of city road and dog taS
/ Some system should govern in this ma
r ter so that all citizens may be serve
: alike. 1t wouldn't be bad idea for tn
city council to investigate the subject
little, and call for report covering tn
d past years transactions.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-04-20
PERSONAL.

G. A. Spiess leaves for Cerrillos tonight
on legal business.
r. f. Twitchell and wife are on visit
to their Santa Cruz ranchito.
Rev. G. p. Fry, pastor of the NJ. E.
church at Ration, is visiting Santa Fe.
W R. Macbeth, representative of the
Evening Times, Denver, is visiting the
city.
At the Claire: W. +. Knapp, Ouray
E. H. Angel, Telluride W. R. Macbeth
Denver.
Hon. Perfecto Esquibel, ex-sheriG and
highly respected citizen Of Rio Arribs
county, is in the capital on business.
City Treasurer J. H. Vaughn, is getting
on nicely now, being considered as out Of
danger. He had close call.
Justice W. w. Murray of, the court q
private lands claims, has been quite under
the weather for several days, but is
mending to-day.
Hon. A. L. Morrison leaves tonight to
be present at the opening of the Albu'
querque Commercial clubs palatial ne "
home tomorrow night.
At the Palace: G, c. Coldren, J. F,
Coldren, Iowa City; c, Lincoln Bennett
and family, j. T. Kaister, st. Louis; L.
F. Noll, Espanola.
At the Exchange Joseph Blonger
Randolph Kelley, j. W. Murray, Ger
rillos J. H. Bullock, Pecos; G. P. Fry,
Ration.
Z. L. Sommers, a successful business
man from Denver, is at the Claire. He
is destined for Terra Amarillo on court
duty connected with coal claims at
Monero.
Mrs. Wickham, of Magdalena, was in
the city yesterday en- route to Zine river,
Colo, to visit her son. Mrs. Wickham
has raised twenty-nine children, thirteen
of her own and sixteen adopted children.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-04-20
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

The sun is playing hide and seek be
hind the clouds to-day.
The aged mother of Leandro Sena, the
blacksmith, died last night.
Joseph Blonger, of Glorieta, made final
proof to-day at the U. S. lands office Of
his homestead near Glorieta.
Adviees from Washington to-day state
that Capt. E. w. Wood, of Santa Fe, has
been granted an original pension.
There will be meeting of the Child at
Mrs. +. II. Plummer's, on Friday
April %, at 2 O'Clock. Business of i'm
portance.
The governor has received complaints
that the Jlcarilla Apaches are prowling
about Mora county, in the vicinity of the
Black Lakes.
The bodies of Mrs. A. P Piersol and
two daughters were disinterred by Under
taker Gable this forenoon and removed
from the old Persol home to Fairview
cemetery.
A gang of 1ufIians busted themselves
tearing pickets off the fences of residents
along Palace avenue. The police should
lay for few of these yandals and make
an example Of them.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-04-20
A BAD BLUNDER.
A Piece Of Official Stupidity which Post
PONIES the Issue of City Sewer
Bonds One Year,

Another dearly bought relic Of the
Official stupidity Of the late city govern
ment has come to light. 1t appears that
the question Of the issuance Of sewer
bonds should have been submitted to
vote Of the qualified electors Of the city at
the recent regular election Of city officers,
and can not lawfully be submitted at q
special election, as was the prevailing
opinion, and that therefore, the matter
will have TO lay over unit! the next regular
election Of city officers.
In response to gene al clamor that the
city government do something to show
tangible results for the incorporation
movement, aside from the payment Of
salaries to chosen few, the late city
council adopted resolution to bond the
city to the extent of $25 900, for sewer
purposes 1t was then expected by thu
council that the question would be voted
upon at the regular election OF city OF
fcers. The matter was fully discussed
and it was believed by the council that
the question could be legally submitted
either at regular or special election. A
special election was preferred, but 4
regular election was determined upon tc
save expense, rs it was ALLEGED and in
order that the proposition should be free
from party strife. At that time also II
was thought that the Democrats would
agree to union ticket.
1t now developes, however, that nc
matter how sincere some members OF the
council were, there was the usual piece
Of Democratic trickery in the back
ground.
When the question was under discus
sion several members Of the cOunci
strenuously insisted that special election
should be held to vote these lords, an(
the city attorney, for some reason
mystical occnlt and hard to guess
backed up this view. The pubIi
was given to understand that the ques
ton could be legally submitted at
special election, and the opinion wa
prevalent that it could not be submitted
at regular election. 1t was not until
day or two ago that it was discovered III
law required the question to be submitte
at a regular election of city officers. I'll
, council generally relied upon the cit
attorney for information IN regard to tn
laws bearing upon any subject, and fo
this reaeon, It is alleged, the error wa
made in emitting to include in the call fC
the recent regular election the questio
OF the sewer bonds, and Santa Fe wi
now have to stsgger along another yea
without much benefits from city incorpor'
ton
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-04-20
RAIL NOTES.

The lsst stake in TIE survey OF the
Denver-White Oaks-El Paso line was
driven at Las Vegas yesterday.
w. Il. Purdy, vice president OF the
Rock Island road, is said to have been
pnttirg in day or two inspecting the
coal and mineral fields OF south Santa Fe
comfy, ncogDito. 1t may mean some
thing.
D. B. Robinson, general manager OF
Albuquerque to day. lie will be asked
to take the management of the proposed
Albuquerque Durango project, and if he
does, the road will be built.
Traffic over the narrow gauge in and
out of Santa Fe is at present frst-class.
"As to where it comes from and where it
goes to, 20 no say" remarks Supt. Helm,
"but it comes and goes, just the same"
The past month has been the busiest in
the history of the road, and if the d. &
r. G. will provide direct daily connection
with Creole the business can be increased
40 per cent.
Railroad note from the Eddy Argus
"The directory of the road, with Mr.
Hagerman at its head, possess the ability
and capital necessary to build it wheI
that time comes. They have great faitl
enterprise, and are not likely to dispose
of their interests. So there is no imme
date prospect of the road being extend
ed, but that it will be done is an assured
| fact"
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-04-20
Meeting of the New Mexico Board Of
Managers of the Worlds Fair.

The board OF managers of the Worlds
Columbian exposition for New Mexico
will hold meetings at the following times
and places: Las Vegas, Friday April 20,
1892 Springer, Monday, April %; Santa
Fe, Tuesday, April %; Albuquerque,
Wednesday, April 27 Los Lunas, Thurs
day, April IS; Socorro, Friday, April 20
Silver City, Monday, May 2; Eddy,
Thursday, May 5.
Meetings in other counties will be called
for dates early in May. The object Of
the meetings is to organize the work in
the various counties, and to select the
committees to aid in preparing the ex'
hlhit for the Worlds fair.
1t is earnestly hoped that all persons
having the interest OF New Mexico a
heart will be present at these meetings
and assist in the selection of good com
mittees suitable for the work in hand.
The meeting in Eddy will be for th'
purpose of organizing the committees TO
Eddy and Chaves counties.
W. T. THORNTON.
W. H. II. LLEwELLYN, President.
Secretary.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-04-20
PROPOSALS FOR MILITARY SUP

PROPOSALS FOR MILITARY SUP
1 PLIES AT ROAD STATIONS
Headquarters Department of Arizona, Of
fee of the Chief Quartermaster, Los An
geles, CAL, March q, 1892. Sealed pro.
posals, in duplicate, will be received at
this office, until II O'Clock a. M, Oh April
81, 1892, and then opened in the presence
of attending bidders, for furnishing Fuel,
Forage and Water at Road Stations in tie
Department of Arizona during the fiscal
year commencing July /, 1892, and end
ing June 30, 1893 Blank forms for pro-
posals and instructions to bidders will be
furnished on application to this office, or
to any Post Quartermaster in the Depart.
ment. The government reserves the right
to reject any or all bids. ]. G. G. LEE,
Major and Chief Qnartermaster..
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-04-20
The U. S. LAND COURT.
Attorneys and Claimants Busy and the
Court Pushing Its Work.

The court Of private land claims met
for short session this morning. and ad-
journed to Monday next, at which time
arguments will be heard on tAs petition
to confirm the Rio Colorado grant in
Taos county, n. B. Laughlin representing
the claimants. This is what is termed a
"prefect" grant, and raises some very
intricate questions.
In The matter OF the Bernabe Montana
grant, confirmed by the court Yesterday,
for some 10000 acres. the decision effects
all the descendants OF the original gran
tees, their heirs and legal representatives.
alike. Mr.. Yell represented Chas. W.
Lewis and other claimants, but another
| large set OF lalmantS was represented ny
Geo. Hill Howard, esq Mr.. Howard
made an exhaustive argument in the case
asked Tor and obtained leave TO file au
intervening petition, and g. stipulation
was also filed between the two ATTORNEYS
representing the several claimants where
by the confirmation of the grant affects
the various claimants alike, Mr.. How
ards clients as well as those OF Mr.. Yell
Now that the court has finally passee
upon it's first case and shown a decided
disposition to push the business of adjust
ING land titles, there is much acivlt,
noticed among attorneys and claimant
generally in the preparation of cases lie
fore the court. Among the importan
eases to be argued next week is one in
volvlng the Albuquerque communit
grant.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-04-20

Land office fees for entering 100 acres
in Cheyenne and Arapahoe reservations
(soon to be opened, are $l4 You pay
81 so per acre additional one-haif in two
years, and remainder in five years. Tlis
is under homestead act
The Santa Fe route is the only railroad
reaching all parts Of the new country
Our Panhandle line touches the north
west corner, and is nearest of any to
western half of reservation. Buy tickets
to Kiowa, Woodward, Higgins or Cana
dian, via. A, I. x S. +, Good wagon
roads from above points to count -
D.. E, +, and 6.
Oklahoma City, on a., T. & S. F.
Texas line, has been designated by U. S.
land commissions. as the land office for
the southern half OF Cheyenne and Arapa'
hope reservations. Two daily trans ever
the A., 7. & S. +. to Oklal ona City, anC
thence by rail to eastern border.
Don't be deceived by the. claims of in
ferior lines that only reach one side o
the new lands. Local agent of Santa FL
route will be glad to give you copy O
the Oklahoma folder and furnish full in
formation relative to cost OF tickets, rout
to take, etc.
| w. M. SMITH Agent.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-04-20

Frank Masterson has opened cab
met shop two doors from the cleo
trio light 'honse, Water street, anc
is prepared to do all kinds O
cabinet work. He is also agent fol
Santa Fe county of the celebrated Kellol
weather strip, which has been successful,
placed in several buildings in this city
and gives such well known references as
Hon. E. A. Fiske, Hon. T. B. Catron
Sister Victoria, G. W. Knaebel, Julius H
Gerdes and E. w. Seward.