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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-12-31

Tr"op \, 10 h Cavalry, under tie
command If Cap'ni" CharIts l.. C"op'
er aud Leu chants g 'ier4nn and
Stockit, urriv. d tr.m Fort Custer II
Thursday tssrnoor.
Captain N,lI"n Conway has re-
nrned fsom D,vld'. Island, NV
Yori HArm'f, bring ng inrty-'wo new
recuit- which hnv. he' II hi trihu;+tt
antotg 'he vnrto;> cr.rthties If 'ht
12ud Infantry ut tit- j. g.
Lieuten.nt Grn ~ H. Paten lpfs ~,
Tuesday for u tu"y Ar recruiting t,tsr
In New Y"rk,
The Chrl-tn.a- entertainment given
hy hr pupils ot Mi.- RItne,'s ~-Ie
sehon! wns ut n~untly in,+r--tiug. tbs
exercises tol'i~;inE uf =insing rel
tlon.t call~'I e,'irs aud II Mali An,. Elk
nr+ss t+jiv rS."
O. i .tu.d day evening lag ali IT,.
children It 'h- .to-t, ~tetn'y-ffv+ vi
H. miner, with their p ,rrnt- auu
friends, assembled In tht past hall ~ d
received frGnI "SAnsA ClAuso u we'll y :
lecttd lot Of nres nt- which han been
securet by the Officers families for tha,
lu'p'se.
TIE tean y'n' purty given m Wed
nea fny hy IA latits Of 1he families uf
the tnlss I'd n.n, aud nthtr+ q: she
Rarrl4nn WAS we'll attended aud very
successfully ctrried nut~
ChntiAln f tner wa4 tie recipient
On Christmas day of II handsome Lon
don click with cathedral .rll, the z It
oV the nembt IT the Baptist church
and congregation of th,n PLACE. Il WA
intended ~ An expression of their
grateful upir~eia iun TT thr stated Ter
vIces rendered by him to the church.
which las tor IN long time been
without u pastor.
The ladies # The officers families
will given New Years. reception on
Monday evening next.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-12-31

r. altsl ttt'** viii i,r rrttived by III.
IS nftt TT CoHt'y f'nmn.~~url..r- of
t'u -'.e t"t"'tt> 1.'!iI l. >,t'tn.k, t non
at NJ ','ta,, j utu.ry =, lsf;, Tor doing
''r nt,t':* nf> washing ~ th. irt,,atea
~ sA* s"'"tsy ] |! T." lie p~flpd nf oue
year f nv t.tr liz 't,.t Il TT t,+ nu,,,tu
by ~" /" ~. Iie -. B ,l~ to tie Ad.
1f' gut h utntrrs gntd Hntl "n~
Il. I'd "p,tu ns.I4 f:n Na-lj,,r,r rh&
Is 'hr+t j: a+rvs~ t't- right tn r+i.ct t,uy
Ut AlE bh:s Hv order If the Hoa1d.
x. Fl. SN ENDFIuER,
tte< K of Board.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-12-31

\ freud Ia ueed IL friend indeed,
and not lesa ;hnn nne million people
have found jnst such friend In Dr..
king'A New Discovery for Copsuuip-
lion. Coughs aud Colds. IF ynu have
never used this Great Cough Medicine
one triu! will! convin.e you that it has
wonderful curative powers itl All dl
sease~ nf the Throat, Chest aud Lungs,
Eeach hottie is guaranteed to dn all
that Ii claimed, or oney Will be re.
funded. Trinl bottles trte ut Wrjght'4
Drug Store. Large butt|es soc and 81,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-12-31

The Swtet"hser Valley railroad.
which ts now located cInee 10 the ATnll-
III Il line, la+ decided To connect with
the Northern Pacific, As will he REEL,
by the following resolution adopted by
tue board IT director. ut their meeting
held In Sheridan, Wyoming, on the
18th inat.:
Re-olved, BY the boars1 of trustees
of thls cOInpany la Regular meeting as-
semhled that this company will cou~
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-12-31

J. r. Montague. WIN Tor Aone time
past has l,een the NcrtLein Pucltir
oaslier ut Miles City, has htrn trAns~
fetred 10 II similar lo i<i"n at Billings.
viii HI advance In wAge-, and has
tu I'll succeeded ut this pluce by MIR
sullivan. VINO culte. from Killings,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-12-31
THE DAILY JOURNAL
MILES CITY, MONTANA.


MAILS tLf'sE.- '.I-:=.': ::I E. -
EA4+ayt,. ga1vra and nsa) j, T., :04 il. t}l.
Eastern t*r lnl,ta pn*> of .ianins tsa .t@s: II, hi
Wf4trr, general an1 neu vi. j.: jtt H. iii
Nrserl, for lfe]esta ullly J.. -. : 81 IL
1>prnfah, 'fondayA. hetin stt3tt =atd =:z*
T. f''tHt i, MI, *::.z >1 II ~
rFA if3 NV " IT,.
7ettl" @afHfHtys u III W.
stilte nreala"t ~,
= :;'En f III. iii:
s.urze ntier
=H'9s4ffkF nlHifAs. a,..t.x I'as ttt#
31a':aya~- 1t,te n,en lFttHts,'@ Nt { f.. :
.:*: X ~ 'tYAA@ sN. w Itfs:
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-12-31
Notice.

Tho regular annual meeting uf the sharcola
era of thn Stuck tirnwera AtinnAl bank, for tne
clceti on Of directors. will l,e hul1 ut tile bnnk~
inE luuse Tuesday, Jnnunry 10tA, 1ssf3, between
tho hours OF 10 clock Il. m. and oclock y. III. r
= = III: fl. II, DArcnELoR,
:. :. .*=s::> VII: **:.## Cashier.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-12-31

II tied States Senator W. r. oan~
neis Wns a rheHtn9er IN last nights
train fFun1 The euht, Ell route to Helena,
The senator was tteiing In the b+s: of
spirits, aud said he was fully atle IL
say that time Was wearing very lights
Iv unun hin, tltp>e DAYS,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-12-31

'--' -: = Z: !
j, y lE" Y: f.. Fl. T. g.. y q l,v 'lts
g q t' .:f Z tIttl 5*:lH, #t'> 1t~s
( ''t$'tAt* >,G%:1 ~ t,'tlftk h. t.,1 IN.
';t'H: }tt:1t:*tN ~ lstts; 90 1,.t,:,r
'I,1' Atss. s::.' =. 1i:zf H. ,,Ita*: j.
- y htat t,th,:3i 3it'iu:' i,3I vi t.n;t s,ffv.r-
'<i' rtu:f1*ftt 'ty I'A t., hs aii,tst.:t : Il :;
) i1irl i tu''''::,x -i&~, " / tiA H. ~t:iuI
hn,hk F"''.~tN IT, 'ur!i i,:rt- and ~
ft1}"e Htat''*t't'y required :n* IL. 4uf'.,s|
at r+ ''ar Til. I.!:t@ 10 H.. rd ,f.+~4,..,
-. ~" 6l''*; rlt,'.tt .tttt t., t..t :tu >u.+d
'P,n.""A[* |"r pftnt'ns,'' Tie Hoard
't'"te' = to- r'2ht u ri :ei aly Or ali
httit. isy order nf the B ard.
. .:* 4. II. sWEKnFlf.Eh.
e. >~..- tt.>1k nf }uar+.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-12-31
t:,rtItt.r's l'acilit= l'iIllr. >Ta|,Itt

!: LkAyE ALLIES CITY so'}*1 " As1 I'll 7: " " :>r:#
No. +, pAcfnU Na1. t1sF. +
!" n, Ex pre*n tFe4sIt ia III
i" Hi. Way fr"iH ..:...+t.
LEAvE an.gh utIY u3fkt} EAST =: II H.:
No. AtIaatIc Nutl.,. ......,., ~. III 4. M
=" "a Exnlts- FreAklt:..... +t*. ~. .};0A Al IT.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-12-31

Observer D'ugln4 yesterday found
"Grreley," his missing greyhound
pr. The animal WINS following \
Fort Keugl, s,ltittr. aud the p*+Athrr
prophet very quickly tm'k the dsg
t,nnir. 60: ~s:
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-12-31

A large pArty went out to Louis
klrg's rancn Ia-t night 70 surpr,te
Paul JHcss II, and they evidently suc-
ceeded, a. PruI knew nothing about 1t
until the rigs arrived.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-12-31

4AlEer u} l. Potter II W have their
r 'ntn in eond Anal i. over 'tlt pnxtnt1ice,
al.d n~ sn'n ~ Tie pius,n il moved
they will i" rtatly IL III Ell M ti1eir
nanclus ~cl4unE. - ..--.~
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-12-31

- Sh"ttlf' EA, .1',tel rt',yIuta fft =.
Deer 1.1ds" t't'. >c>f"'dAy mornings
.'fniV. h>vn NJ *.n.rr*-f4lIv :I.nt'*d
G>orgr Hat<ou ii, t11. t,*nitth,,ar..
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-12-31

THE Journal. carrier will not br
around ulth his annual aud1ea4 until
Monday morning, aud ,hen he will
deliver himself IF an UNUSUALLY choice
s~leet1"n ii pis'ues aud poetry, which
will t,e readable tn all,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-12-31

Leav+ ytu, nru+t1t+ for Hl,n ht thsse
neat striped psnttng. with Eli. Ar
nntd. Tiny ar. ju-, tlm hing fer the
.hrtid"y% .e
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-12-31
I.4t,el

Hack haIr itp"roh+, l,~tw en Arch
t~nt,- aaA uarnAlf@ ranrh, F,u1tr
wilt please retnru 10 ttn@ nt1l.r.
NM -+ Lizzie Erminity n, Whn has t&tu
attending >eIa,nl a. tha uf>l,|lne cnn-
vent ia his city fur susut stElt uast,
rrtutneh to Ecr l1n1nt ut Fo:syth on
1ast nights train.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-12-31
N4ptiee,

4 number nf article. were left In the
ladies hrrts sing roonl the night uf tht-
Club DANCE, The nwner4 may rerovtr r
the eAnle by calling At the
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-12-31
I,ITirii;iI I|iyet!oi',i.
ss'I' H.,

sTATt.
hensnar u, congress .,...... ". y. nixnn, Helena
Governor. Observation-Disclosures. Il, Tuel., So
Lteut..iov. tno. Il. EickarIs. Rutt"
Secretary Of Ssate....,. ..+LoAis Row4t'. itvttna
Attorney tienerAl.....,H Henri J. Haskell, go
State Tre44x1rer. -. Richard q. Itiekulxu. %
a.ata Anditpr.... ....... fd A. ktntes, Mi*~oula
supt. rub. Inst t"hn Gannon, Anaconda
Chief Justce Sup. Court. Henry N. Kakn. Helena
a.a.,a. 1,.,,.a. Z, n. fIa1whusl, Hill!nsx
''e'"e1"'" '"'' 'e'''' " II, EeNitt, Htte
t1erk sup. Court. -. ......W. j. Teuntiyt Helena
FEDERAL.
fa1vevor General, tiru. u. EAtan. Heteta
y. i. Marshal ,..-....,,,.-J. II. Furry. Hele,a
Collector Int, Kcv...-,jas. II. Mills, Uerr Lodgg
Register L. i. Land Ustct,. =. Uordon MiIesCit,
Receiver ~ " " 4, T.tampteii, -
DISTRICT.
Judge Seventh JuAiciat District ,..,.........
,....... Hon. {sao. Il. M1lturn, M1lc4 THY
OHteial <ttnog rapher. -, ......,.,.
....t..,..., Frul ", nr.idier, Alles flts
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-12-31

LemI'~ telthrnlett ~iaErr heer At
RutlArnts.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-12-31

Attorney T., Il. Middleton took last
lights train for Billings.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-12-31

&. +. lngefsol! IN aHatn III from the
north side range.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-12-31

For BUD weistr beer call IT. Professor
Baclts.
-
e. II. Pa-tlr:oup nf Chicago was in
the city yesterday.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-12-31

Notice.
The annual meeting OF tho stockholders of
the First National Bank OF Miles City, for the
election Of directors and such other business an
may come before 1t, will he l.eld at tho lmnking
otlice oil Tuesday, Ja,1 10Th, 1sa3 between 10 a.
nj. altI r. ra. II. Il. WHEY.
Cashier.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-12-31

Those wanting sttverware or cutlery
should see Ryan & Merrllla disriay. n
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-12-31

I A1ierton t& Po.ter's dancing academy
opened 1,Ixt weak oyer lH+totfice. It
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-12-31

For library and paf|or lamps gn to
RYAN d MERRILL.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-12-31

Fred christopher In confined to Ills
bed with Oil atft ci ion of the throat.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-12-31

Et4Ve Nuutl,
Cottonwood ur pine, cut lit stove
length. Leave order. ut Cave, King
& Wodzi1zkt's.
r. &, WHITED.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-12-31

For gruniteware ut all kinds w to
RYAN d. MEKRILI.'S.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-12-31

The DeSi ralv+. III lt>t Wt,flu for cuts,
sortH trt;es, chupUed haud<. chiIblaius
corn aud Hk'" eruptIolla, and positively
lures plies "t IN pny required. 1t In
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or 1.'onty refunded, Prize Is per box.
Fo: +aln ty John Wright.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-12-31

}Today Ia the last day of the week,
mouth and year; somewhat peculiar
coincidence.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-12-31

The merit Of Hnoi's barsaparilla ts
proven by thu MANY wonderful cures
II IL accomplishing. 1t 10 just the
medicine for ynu.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-12-31

Ladies' slippers for The club bali
opened today.
T., 8. TOWE KS & Go.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-12-31

T.. A. Huffman ha~ fur several iays
heen expecting A. b. Rumsey II
White Water, Michigan, TO arrive
here and take charge OF his photo
graph gallery during the winter, tut
he t1ta rot coI1ie IN yet. However,
Mr.. Huffman viii! leave on ton,gh.'-
train for the tapttAl, Ao ns to be r.. Srnt
ut the opening OF The Legislature on
Monday.
~s--~-+----~-~------~-
Preparatory 10 Taking Our annual lnyet1-
tory,
BAs1Sskt Bnos. are offering exceu-
tiount
BARGAINS.
In suitable New YEARS. Presents In all
OF their various departn, nts ut
CUT PRICES. y
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-12-31

Bemeut d. McDrnald Yesterday re-
celved nine htnds of varIo1s animals
from Mandan, where they had heen
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-12-31

F"'o"in.t is b. '*t>sl ~ tte>rttrer's>
ra|nrf If lItstll% <s*.,|, r. ed fnt t1.tlllar+
T. i: tttss |e*alatt4zr IT, 4. D. It;t4, Il.
ftsl.lt1eit *tt' Il TIN. +Eaa1d nt Hun,N tint
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-12-31
Pullman Sleeping Car Rout'
THE POPULAR LINE.

DaifyaExpruss Trains carry elegant. fuIlmun
eu ping Cars. D lining Cars. Lay topches. Pull
an Tourist sloe pers Free Colon1cl kleepers.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-12-31

M1Afnutn Temperature. ~.
MeAn fe1ntlrrAtur'. !.
Amt. *n'Wfnll in laHt II hours. Trace.
WEATHER FORECAST.
WASHINGTON. December 3d.
70 Observer. Miles Cty. Montana:
Muutana~Fair, warmer Sat. Il. III.
HARRINGTON,
rI.ief OF Weather nureau.
NorgThe above forecast III for ri hours from
d d, 11a., its data.
LOCAL ITEMS.
For Ru.lweistr bper call H. Professor
Bachts.
~.~.~-
e. II. Pa-sir;oup nf Chicago was in
the city yesterday.
.~~.=~-~
Lemr'- eeItt'rnleA ~iagrr l'eer at
Rutlard's.
e. +. lngefeoiI In nHalIt III from the
north side range.
-~-~~~-+----~------~-~-a~~~---
For grAniteWare o1 all kinds w to
RYAN d MEKRIL1's.
Attorney t., Il. Middleton took last
lights train for Billings.
A complete line of holiday goods OF,
exhibition AT S4vagt's Drug Store. :
&. w. Mlntrn nt New York In regis-
tered ut the Macqur+n house.
Those wanting titverware or cutlery
should see Ryan d Merrlli's dispiay.
]. Hnnnlng nf Minneapolis onme la
on yesterday mornings No. 4.
For library nld paftor lamps gn to
RYAN d MERRILL.
Fred Christopher In confined 10 Ills
bed with an atft ci ion of the throat.
.psa.a 1s;f"" ""xt rs*t: rx ";t a"""S .%cs :;
Special Nav Year services ut the
Episcopal churcl, tomorrow morning.
A nice fresh lot Of Neutcha,el cheese
just received at
Il s. Nj. BRANN's.
froday is the last day of the week,
mouth and yenr; q somewhat peculiar
coincidence.
Ladiea slippers for the club bali
opened today.
T., E. TOWL KS e. Go.
4 The merit Of Hnoh's barsaparilla ts
: proven by the MANY wonderful cures
. 1t II accomplishing. It Ia Just the
medicine for ynu.
~ : .
Bement d. Mcdonald yesterday re-
ceivcd nine ltnds of vMrIous animals
from Mandsn, where they had heen
:.rr""se
.: r .&*.-
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-02-13
The City Sewerage System.

Engineer P. 0. Gaynor arrived from
Pueblo last night, bringing with him the
plans and specifications for complete
system of sewerage which he has prepared
under contract with the city council. Al
ter making his surveyors and taking down
the field notes, Mr.. Gaynor found that
there existed no perfect city map where
by to guided in laying out the system as
it should be, and he was, therefore, in
order to make a job worthy OF the city,
compelled to 90 to work and make a new
city map. This delayed him somewhat,
but the map is now finished and it is the
first and only complete map of Santa Fe
that has ever been prepared. 1t is already
in demand and will prove of value to al
most every business man IN town.
Mr.. Gaynor's estimate covers every
portion of the territory within the present
city limits. The total number of feet OF
pipe and syphon is 9S,555, the approx
mate cost of which will be $9S ,105.25. In
the complete system there are twenty
nine flush tanks, costing So, 100; seventy
two manholes, costing $3.50; fifty-four
stand pipes, $2l6; extra excavation over
ten feet in depth is estimated to cost
$1,57607. The grand total cost of the
system is put down at $l05, 607.32, a very
low estimate as compared with other
cities The largest pipe nsed is twenty.
four inches, the smallest eight. OF course
the estimates are so made that the city
can contract for 100 feet or all of it, just
as the demands require.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-02-13
NARROW GAUGE NUGGETS.
The Creole Boom and Trafic-A Saw Mill
Fire-A Big Deal in Lumber
Business Notes.

If anybody imagnes for moment that
Santa FEES narrow gauge railway connec-
tons are not in it for business these days,
that individual is away off the track. The
three days snow blockade which was
raised yesterday at Antonito merely
served to show how important the traffic
on this line is becoming. There was a
full coach load of passengers on last
nights incoming train, and Engine No. 5,
which just came from the D. & R. Gshops
with $4,000 worth OF improvements on it,
had to be sent out to bring in an extra
train of through freight from Espanola.
Another extra of five cars OF freight is
due this afternoon, and Supt. Helm states
that an extra will also have to be run to-
morrow to clean up the accumulated bust
ness. 1t is PROBABLE that another regular
daily train will be put on in a short time.
Among the passengers on last evenings
train were MIN. Il. Farwell, "a well known
merchant of Tres Piedras. He states
that the big saw mill there owned by r.
W. Stewart Il Co., of Denver, was de-
strpyed by fire on Thursday night. The
mill had been idle for some time, and had
just fired up to aid in supplying the great
demand for lumber at Creede when the
conflagration occurred, how, nobody can
tell the loss was S25 900, with $4,000
insurance.
Speaking of Creole, Mr. Farwell says
the boom there is making great deal
OF business for northern New Mexi-
CO. Ten million feet OF lumber piled up
in the mill yards about Chama and 5000,
600 feet at Tres Piedras have been bought
by the Creole builders and other con-
tracts have been let that will keep the Rio
Arrlba county saw mills busy all summer.
Mr.. Farwell's firm is putting in a branch
store at Creole. His partner went up
there and found a lot for 5000 which suit
ed him; he came back to Tres Piedras to
talk over its purchase with Mr.. Farwell,
and returning next day he found that it
required an even 81 900 to get the lot.
The purchase was made and store room
25x7z has been erected there and a big
general stock put in.
Engineer p. . Gaynor, of Pueblo. was
also al arrival by the narrow gauge last
night. He says C.eede is the only thing
talked of in southern Colorado and north
ern New Mexico. People are arriving
there at the rate of 400 daily. Two reg
ulsr sleepers are run from Denver to
Creede each night, and the Durango
sleeper is filled with Creole passengers
The Rio Grande carried 1882 people to
the great camp during the month OF Jan.
uary. Fully 5000 people are there now,
and at the present rate OF influx it is
quite safe to say that city of $4,000 PEG.
pie, with electric lights, water works, big
hotels, electric railways, etc, etc., will be
built there before July next, thus prov
ing Creede the record breaker of the
world.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-02-13
After the Grip

Convalescence is very slow, and to re-
cover the health.tone good tonic is alb
solutely necessary. Hoods Sarsaparilla
has been used with wonderful success as
building up medicine and blood purifier
after attacks of the grip, after typhoid
fever, scarlet fever, diphtheria, pneu-
monia or other Frustrating diseases. 1t
possesses just the building up effect 80
much needed; it vitaizes and enriches
the thin and impoverished blood, and it
invigorates the kidneys and stimulates
the liver so that they resume regular and
healthy action. Thousands. of people
have taken Hoods SarsaparilIa as pre-.
venlive of the grip with success. Thou
sands have found in it restoration tc
health and strength after this dreaded
complaint. For instance, Mr.. Jacot
Knapp, of Upton, Iowa, well known
business man, says he had the grip twice
leaving him very weak and with bad
cough. Hoods sarsaparila gave him 6
splendid appetite, made him feel strong
and as well as ever.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-02-13
Plaza Property for Sale.

One of the finest and most de-
sirable business blocks on the
plaza, running through to
Water street. Size, twenty-eight
feet front on plaza and Water
street, by 26O feet in depth on
each side, more or less. The en-
tire property is covered with a
massive iron front, two story and
one story brick warehouse; fine
cellar. The cost was $4,000,
but will be sold at bargain, as
owner is closing out his New
Mexico interests prior to pro-
tracted visit to Europe. Apply
to Geo. w. Knaebel, Attorney,
CatrOn block.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-02-13
The Proper Sentim emit.

The following from the general man.
ager of the A., T. & S. F. railway system
is self-explanatory:
Max. Frost, Esq, Editor New Mexican, Santa
Fe, n NJ.
TorEKA, Kas., Feb. 2, 1s92.-Dear Sir
I am in receipt of your letter dated JAN
nary 20, attached to which is clipping
from the New MEXICAN of January %
complaining that our employees at the
Montezuma hotel have been in the habit
of advising visitors not to visit santa Fe,
and citing special instance at the recent
visit of the international League of Press
Clubs.
The more people we can get to 60 to
Santa Fe the more will 60 to the hot
springs and patronize our railroad. !
shall certainly properly punish any Of.
fender in this direction and will thank
you to advise me if you hear Of anything
more of this kind. Thanking you for
your letter, am, Yours truly,
A. A. ROBINSON,
I'd V. P. and Gen. Manager.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-02-13
THE METHODIST CHURCH.
Some Historical Facts Pertaining to y
Prosperous Institution.

Last Sunday closed Rev. G. 1. Mills
first year as pastor of the Methodist Epis.
copal church.
The first Methodist sermon ever preach
ed in Santa Fe was by Rev. E. G. Mich
olson in 1850. He was sent to New Mex
leo by the NJ. E. church at about the
same time the Baptists and Presbyterians
sent out their first man, Just after New
Mexico was coded to the U. s. The next
man was Rev. Dallas V. Lowe in 1858.
These men remained but short time,
and the work was abandoned for many
years.
The father Of Rev. T. Harwood, D. D.,
made his headquarters in Santa Fe in
1S6S-69 and preached frequently, and or
ganized Methodist class, as did also
Rev. Nicholson. But as the members
were all mostly attaches of the army when
the army moved the church went.
Rev. J. S. Dryer followed this man
but stayed only short time. DR.. Har-
wood frequently visited Santa Fe from
1870 1880 and preached. The Methodists
then worshiped in little adobe house
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stands.
The present work was commenced by
Rev. II. H. Hall in 1880. The church
building vas commenced and finished by
him and dedicated by Rev. David H
Moore, of Denver university, in April II
1881. The pastors of the church from
that time till now have been the follow
ing: H. H. Hall, II. M. Hacleney, J
M. Davidson, J. P. Salazar, q. S. Hubbs
D. Stoughton, 0. j. Moore, &. 2. Frye
and G. l. Mills.
The present pastor has received nine
teen new members into the church dur
ing the past year. Nearly $500 has beer
raised and spent in improving the church
property; $125 has been raised for bene
voences; $500 for ministerial support
The total amount raised by the M. E
church in this place during the past year
was over 81, 200, involving an average o
over $50 per member. Very few churches
can surpass that record. All the churcl
interests are alive, and the church wal
never in more hopeful condition thar
now. The social meetings are we'll at
tended. The audiences on the Sabbath
are good, sometimes in the evening tn,
church capacity being fully tested. New
sittings have been ordered for the church
and an order is now out for the repairin,
of the exterior of the church edifice a
soon as warmer weather comes. Real
izlng, however, that the church is not a
conveniently located as it ought to be, tn
pastor and trustees are on the outlook TO
a more central location with the intention
of rebuilding at an early date.