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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-11-19
Sic @amoer bes 9ebets@ eme5res.

Ser Barrier rGigaro" ~berbfentlidt
eiuen Brief iiber bas Srefen bel Dogla
in Sabomep, mo- bic 6ran3Dfen BON
ben Oabomebern i~iberfauen purben.
Cine STEELE bes Briefes iber bic
@irfung Der 2ebelgeuebre erinuert
fart all bic ieiner s3eit pom S9la9ts
fslbe bon Mentana gemelbeten .Wunz
Der bes Gbahepots". @r beiBt III Dem
8riefe:
n9ieier Nngrif Der Wilben lit fins
iterer Na6t madte groBen @inbrud,
unb nit meniger guten Sruppen als
uniere Marine : Snfanterie uno ilns
iere brapen Gremben 8 2egiondre weiB
man mirfli6 ni6t, mas geideben
mdre. Die geringfte Sdmdbe fonnte
uns inS 8erberben itiir3en; gliids
li6ermeiie that Sober nit GROCER Salt
bliitigteit feline pfli1t. Meniger als
3mei Minuten nod benz 8eginn bes
Mngrifes liefen 5mei &ompaomien Der
2egion in bic 0inie. unb nun besanrl
bas 2ebels@ etpebr fein 8erni9tunsss
inert unb %perpanbelte bic Dor uns bes
finOlide Menge 1T cine blutige Gleii6s
mafe. Sn menigen Minuteu mar bas
Selb bis gum Walbesranb gerdumt.
SroBbem m%ieberbolte Der Gein5 brei
Stunben lang ben Mngrif. Sod
NOR es nidt mebr Der erfte Mnfturm.
Ser Sag beganr bereit8, unb bic Ma>
rinesSnfanterie fomie bic 2egion MAR
i6irten bormdrtS. I'm 3 ubr Hoben
bic nod ibrigen 9abomeer unb mats
ten erit bel 9ana GONE Salt. Wir
blieben 9err bes SdIadtfelbes, wels
DIES einen furdtbaren Mnblid BOT. Oie
2ebeltuseln MAIDEN Wnnben pie erz
plobirte augeln; man fam iid bon
ibren sert6renben Golgen int meni6s
liden 46rper gar feline STORYTELLING
MAIDEN. Ser gffeft bes 9ebelgemebres
1T fir ale @elt neu; felbft bic gr0Bs
ten 8dume fonnteM unferen 6eims
ben nidt gum S6ube bienen, benn iie
uurben burd nnb bur6 sef1oKen.
Man mirb iebt bic Sobten auf einem
groBen S6eiterbaufen perbrennen,
benn fie finb gu 5ablreid, als baB man
tie begraben f0nnte. Sur bic l1nferis
gen erbalten baS woblperbiente @rab
auf einem fleinen 9iigel am lfer bes
Aueme."
Man tam ii9 bieraus elm Bib umb
3par Elm entfeblideS Bib bon ben
,@dladten Der 3ufunft ausmalen,
tpertn ni6t, tDie bier veipiliiirte" Srup=
pen elmer S6aar BON Wilben, %fonbern
9unberttauiembe ipoblseibter Solbaz
baten chamber 9egeniiber bic
idmmtlid nit ben furdtbaren fleinfa-
librigen @epebren unb benz rauhlofen
pulper ~ausgeriitet finb. Gin S6la9s
ten mirD's, nidt cine Shia6t gu
rennen iein!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-11-19

Motbtdnbe Der traarieiten 9lrt er3eust
bat. 9ie @onierbatipen benuben biefe
Notblage, UNI aus berielben pOlitii6es
3apitel seget @labitone unb bic libes
role partei gu i6lagen. so fhlug
bas eonierpatipe parIamentsmitglieb
Sir Sobn @erlt bic IbbaItung elmer
to~nierpatipen partei : geriammIung
Dor, Inn ben goridlag 81 berotben ,bab
bic Heeiernng Sebermann 2anb CUR
gearbeitung iiberla1en ioIe, Der bas
n6tbige @apital babe, I'M e8 gu bear
beiten. 9ie 8esierung, meint @ert,
lei perpfi6tet, ben 8ei9dftigungslos
len. namentlid in ben 2anbsO iitriften,
Nrbeit unb gerbienft au perf9afen.
SER 9arbie Derlangt bonn Wiiniitsz
RUM, baB es fofort bic @in%motlberung
nad @nalanb oerbieten iolle. unb baB
es fir Mittel un0 Wege iorgen loae,
Tim Der INNER brobenber anma9feubcn
S@aar Der Mrbeitslolen 8eI1dftieung
3u beiorgen. 9arbie perlanat ferner,
bab aae S1ultinber, bsren @ltern p0iz
lig mitteaos ieien-unb bic 3abl bieier
ar1neu @ei6opfe sdblt in 2oabon aaein
rod bunberttauienben !-auf Stats
to1ten tdgli9 frei bef0itigt wiirben.
Cine Oeputation bon 2onooner Socias
liften, pel@e Dor benz Minifterium err
i6ien, u~ntertiibte 9urbies GorDeruns
gen auf bas lebbafteie, inbenl ibr
Wortfubrer febr einleudtenb barauf
bin,pies. baB Der Sdul5mang Elm uns
bling fei, penn ben betrefenben Slim
bern bas Motbmenbigfte gum Shulbe.
iu1e feble: &leibnng unb Nabrung!
Sic politifhe unb mod mebr bic ioz
eiale Gage gnglanbs lit cine iebr ernfte,
unb benz @reiie ont StaatSruber Grobz
britanniens mag es bange genug urls
9era fein, tpenn ct fcinen Bid lit bic
3ufunft ri1tet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-11-19
Pears
Soap

Das publifum bat feline Ah
hung, welde entiekliden 5olsen
mande SEIZE peruriadt.
Sic nimmt oen Shmub fort.
Gang redt! Iber fie tbut mchr.
Sic beift Ole Oberhaut ourh
urlo irritirt Die ei9entIide Raut,
madt Sic Raut ROTH uno rauh uno
faact noh meitere uebeI herbei.
Oas madt nid1t Die SEIZE, fonoeru
ole oariu entaaItea,n 2llfalien.
p,ars' Ssifs cH.hdlt Feline 2llfas
lien III nnssI5iter 5orn. Sic per.
urfdd,t nie 4otbe oeer Hauheit Der
baut, Lett iid' leiht III maffer, tbut
fhnel i3r 2einisunesmerf uno
Idft iih I'M 0(u9cnblid pieoer abs
waid1su, 1T miISc nno oabei Dob
fharf; nad sem Daideu binter=
ldet iie Elm ourdaus aneenehmes
6efabI.
III sdeen jeesr Dirt gu babsn,
Defenders in Ipotbefen, uno Seute
ieoen Stanecs benuben iie.
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800 8clobnuus. 1 O

Die Seier Der n5reien Sreiie" perten lid,
freuen, gu erf bren, eoB eS penisitsns cine
gefirebtete Hranfb,it siebt, ipelde bic Diiens
idaft in oa ,bren Stufsn ,u beilsn i'm Stanbe
1T 0ad's 8atarrb. Sur 1T bic ein3ise isst Der
dratliden Srdneri4aft betannte ppiitipe aar.
Ratarrb erfOr,sIt ais eine &onftitutionS.
2ranfbeit cine ecnititutionele BebanoIuns.
Sal's 8atarrb 81 ipiro innerlih genommen
unb mirft brett aui bas 8lut unb bic idle,s
misen SberfldGen bss SpitemS, faburd bic
@runbIase BEL 8rantbeit 3eritprenb nno benz
patientsn Strait sebenb, inbcm tie Die aonfti.
tuition beS aSrpers aufbaut unb Der Natur in
ibrem @erfe bift. Die Gisentbamer baben
10 piel gertrouen 3u ihren 3eiItraften. haB ite
einbunsert Dollars Belpbnuna fir ieben Sal
anbieten, ben iis ;u furiren perfeblt. 9abt
eud cine a,ite BON 3eusniHen fommen Man
abreifte:
5.S. Gbente g. Co., 1olesp, ..
90 Bon 0roau,ftcn, rs Gents.
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aH- Wenn Sentanb fem unb 81 a1=
n~ebmbaren preiie ipeiien min, 10 gebe
er gum so @arten. Die
6erren Nbciner & @aul, 8eiBer 6iee
fes gtabliiements, balten barauf, ibre
Gdlie ftets pollfommet1 sufrieben gu itels
len. MGe faiionmdBigen Delifatefen,
9luitern, Milb, Slide, @efligel &c finb
bort in Der belifateiten 3ubereitung ale
3eit gu baben. Mablaeiten perbem auf
Wuni9 in bic Mobnungen Der &unben
ge1anbt. Mu6 bietet Der nit Der
Speiiemirtbf9aft perbunbene 9 a r
+ o 0 nj bic belten @etrdnfe, tets frii1es
Bier unb feline 2iqu6re unb @eime.
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8as 1T &atarrb?
9ie Nniidteu einer ~beriilnteu rte>
oi;iaiideu Mutoritdt barber.

&atarrb peruria9t mebr aranfbeiz
ten, als ale anDeren @ranfbeitsuriaz
den 5uiammengenommeu. Sc giebt
iebr menige &ranfbeiter, bic ben Mfenz
i6en beimiu6en f0nnen, ipelde nidt
brett auf &atarrb auriid3ufibren iinb.
&atarrb 1T ni6t aleiu i'm Stambe, cine
groBe Mn3abl bon 4rantbeiten beroors
%5urufer, ionbern ri6tet aud ieinen
4ngrif auf ireeab Elm Organ ohcr
She'll bes &6rpers. Sn ben 0bren
beruria6t er Saubbeit, lit ben 4ugen
8linbbeit, int &opfe uno 6a!5 Nus
miirfe rnb iible @eriide, iu Zen 2uft<
r0bren unb Der 2arDnr Suiteu un6
9eiierfeit, III Ben 2ungen s6miubiu6t,
i'm Magen Opspeplia, iii hen Mieren
Vrigtbs aranfbeit, IN ben llnterleibss
Srganen cine lumalie DON 2cicer,
bic nidt ale bier aufgesdblt wsroeu
f6nnen. Besrusna beilt 9atarrb unb
Ill fatarrbaliidem arantbeiten, melber
slrt lie aud iein m0gem. Pesruzna lit
Elm Spitenls1 eilmittel, unb beilt baDer
ben &atarrb Der inneren Srgane ebens
10 ii6er ais ben &atarrb Der duberen
Organe, ba feline lofale Mpplitation
bes Mittels an ben bebafteten @6rperz
tbeil notbmenbig it,. Man ienbe nod
einem freien Gremplar bes Samilienz
Nr5tes go. 2. Mart abrefiire an bic Yez
runa Srug Manufacturing Co., @oz
lumbus, Ohio.
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s. 8aris.
D. Tart5. j. N. HotbD
PARIS & ROTHWELL.

pbotograpbif6 DIES 4teIier,
SO. II nnb IL WefsGommercesG traBe
San Mntonio. 9ie alerneueiten @er=
res in photographer fem ausgefnbrt,
ebenfo elegant penr ntdt better, pie
irgenb mel6e i'm State. 2ebensgroBe
Graponzp ortraits unb ale Qlrten bon
8ergr0Berungen. @ebt cure 8ilber
ni6t Sremben, nm iie p~ergr6Bern 3u
laHem, penn bic Nrbeit bier bon pers
atlttportlihen &iinilern aur pollen 3us
friebenbeit ausgefiibrt perben fann.
Wir liefern nur glrbeit erfter &laHe ab.
Mniihten bon @ebduben uerben aufs
genommen unb ale @uftrdse auBerbalb
beS @telier8 prompt beiorgt.
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Glue aur fiir Mbeumatismns.

Dr. 9. U. Skinner bon Serartana,
Dirt, lit elm gang entbuiiaitii6er 8ers
ebrer pDn gbamberlains .painsBaIm"
Gr gebraudte bie'en S1mer3en : Ball
fam gegen &beumatismu8 unb iast:
sd inbe, baB bies bas bette locale
9eilmittel basegen it," gu babem
in San Mntonio in ben gpDtbez
fen BON s. aalteper & Son, Dops
ling & Gloob, 5. g. Sod, u. DreiB,
$. S6uharb, q. Gobn 6 Co., s. 8.
Sarrifon unb &alteper & S9u6arb.
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Was bebeutet 6ieies @orta VS. 1T
bas 9anbels5ei6en bes
Cinderella Shubsp ties.
9a I'M @abl1abre befanntli6 &C.
f1dftsfile berri6t unb mir einen gros
ben 0orratb BON S6ubmerf fit 9ers
rem, Samer unf &inber an 9ano
baben, neuefte Gacons unb Mufter, 10
berfaufen mir Naes sum @of t.
preife unb liefern bic 8euetie bas
fir. Ollie Waaren iinb neu unb muir
BEN fpe3iel fir bieien @ommer beitelt.
9ie preiie fii1b iiberaa in 3ablen anz
gegeben. Wer bilig unb gut taufea
mill, gebe gum
Cinderella gdub Yniaft.
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Sin Neriht aus Sort Qapacea

VI" 0SstNIh WV RUst %uOulSu
iast: Sn Detroit. MiG., 1T foeben
elm tleines SampfboOt fertisseftelt
iporben, weldes basu beitimmt 1T,
amiiden unferer Stabt unb Mlpin, Der
einen, auf Der anbcren Settle Der BAL
Iieeenben idmebiiden 4~niieblung 81
laufen; baRelbe pirb balb bier einz
trefen unb segen ben l. DECEMBER
i9on ieinen 9ienit antreten. Sebr
piele 8riefe bon S9meben, bic in ben
Norbitaaten mobnen unb bierber sieben
m6dten. famen bier on uub bic Solo
nie-beildufg geiast-bie sroBte i6mes
bii6e, uel6e es in 9eras giebt, nimmt
INNER mebr on 3abl gu. Der 3u3ug
1T 10 fart, baB DOR &ur5em auf ems
mol atpei Sdooners 2abungen Don Baus
bola in 2ate CHARLES fir bic tleuc Stabt
beitelt uerben muBten.
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Sn Der GtaatS 8 Wderbaus

Sn Der Stats Iderbauz unb
@emerbef6ule bel 8rpan mirb ieBt auf
Der Decentralization aud cine adie. Sas
BRIT eingeri6tet, melde unter Der 2eis
tung bes YrofeHors Curtis fteben mirb.
9as @ebdube fir bieielbe if Der 9olens
bung nabe, unb bic Mtai6inerie mirb
bann iofort aufsefeat unb in 8etrieb
aefebt merben.
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Ass frktsr tttan6elf rpurpe unh NIT mel9en Wtttein.
M0Anb0Fke1ts tcute aUs
UGuE&eR tts 0ef4Ie&tsprssne teRtmmt turtrt.
Hrauou-Aranlxheiten uereen tn 2ouis
~ esssfen nnb ctne Snfrnmeate furirt. Tin unn'
6staTrh und Krankheiten der
Hanf, ~ UIutes nub Serstus. Der Sober nab be,
0yphlias. Das am sei4rtnbeaen nnp H4eriieu
3e{e1be UkittsI Eur s~araHttrt.
utsArankhetten aEer At meretu tns
III, ~ enbere auren uibIaustn.
Dnnntuerlicher Abfiuss rsrs prpmri
y en- vAAs 3assn turirt.
NeefHe Metbpbem.
/. Ertte gcuIuItatirn tn ber OfEee pber per BOP.
q Dsnaue ilnteyfn9nng nnb Dtagacie.
e. Seber mirb auf 0runb utden{da fti.4er Hrtnetptep
llteabsIt nne jeir rher tbr fad utrh "a ipeetener
s. Dtlies Qretle uns Iei&te 8&sfunSsbebtnsunssu.
- In metten fallen Tam BE Qrau:sett TN 9auie
~ Gseafen tetanbeIt pfrbeu.
@94retbt IN Symptom . GcrmrIar Rp. l, fur Wdns
14setbt nm Symptoms SormrIar 70 2, fur Branen.
44rettt nm Ssmptrms ScrrluIar Rn. 5, fur Sdui'
lkan1tttsn.
Dstt{t ussbea yrsupt beantpprtet. Hue Gefndtts
l<te1u gstelten. Mettatn rire perbpreen stfdrs
ke!esfuNa I: bic Danfen con Gan antsnts.
9entf@ 8efprp@en.
Uan sersfFre an pher fvre4e Dor BET
JIM HATHAWAY. NJ. d.,
Gt<peue 0tbaubs, l29K Wef Commensurate. ear
4nfsrtos Eetxs, etue 1rerpt BOG.
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Cinderella sd)ub Yaiaft.

sas- Memn Sd. Serre1t eiterl suten,
baltbaren unb f%afbionablen Nnsug
molt, gebt gu paneoa # & Sobn.
9ieielben baben nur CUTE Waare, 10
bilig mie irgenbmo.
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California . @efne.

@einliebbaber fimben elm sroBes 2as
ger BON feinen California Meinen bel
9errn s. s. Mener an, Mlamo>
glaaa. 9err Meper fndt bic Weine
an Ort unb Ste1e aus unb fauft brett
aus benz Seller Der @einsi6ter. Nls
gutem aenner gelinst es linn tets, bic
beiten Sorten aus3updblen. @r faint
feline aunben unb Samilien NIT einem
guten 5ropfen perieben. Rotbs unb
WeiB Weine in oor3iigli6er Aualitdt
BON iebt ab $1.0O per @aaone = fret
ins 9aus geliefert.
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BUR Wermeiouna Der Grippe

ober irgenb elmer cnberen dbnltden
epidemic, folte bas 8lut unb bas
gauge @p1tem III geiunber 8ef6afens
beit iein. Nebmt 9oobs Sariaparila,
bas @ub &raft 9iebt, DaS 8lut reinigt
unb &ranfbeit berbinbert.
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9lDer's Abfiibrenoe Yilell.
HathaWay
Specialist oes CIestens.

JunSe Wdnnets
weI&s ID Gelse ner
Suseub SEnbr
an &erpenf9wd9-
letben, HreSebeuSs
fraft ~untersraten
paben uub TIRE
MannIimfett rertp.
ren, fplten Zen be'
ratmten Or. 9as
t1apap irfprt con.
{uItirea. 8e1Sebt
at&t, Rerpentranf.
tetf (mtt ober ctne
Erdume wtrp wtts
ieuf&aftIt& unit
mad ben uenehep
Nettphen betans
belt Hup NIT ben
srkbten Grfci8.
Ge fpmmt utNt
borauf an, Of man
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bay~ llnfere S6ube 1inb bon pors
5iiglider Aualitdt unb mir garantiren
iebes Pear.
paneoai # & Sobn.
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@ppbs Nilen furiren 2eberfranf.
beiten.
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Die .9riumpb'. MGb : MaiMine
Wu. a

getpdbrt bic befriebigembfen @eiultate.
@iele 9auienbe biefer Mai9inen (friis
her: Neue Clipper Mdb=M af1inen ges
ftannt) iinb beute in allen Qdnbern Ser
Welt, mo- GraS md9it, in @ebranh.
gu baben bel 6aarmanr.
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DIR HsttunsS anfer lit su baben
Min 8u8hdnbIer Sic. Tengg, 2l8 Com.
nleytesGtrabe, Gan antcnic, 1sras.
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Dieies Bier seiduet ii4 burh Ieine Re,nbeit
,nb @nte uub burd ieinen @~obIgefhmad aus
unb iibertrint ale SIaidemsB iere i'm Martte.
Das Bier mirb in Der Staht fret ins 9aus
abeeliefert. % Ssebe 6Iai4c garant;rt
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I'd = * !: frss ss (. s,: !: -
- AFs55sD
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-12-08
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

County hoard proceedings are pub
lished elsewhere in this issue.
Many country people are in town these
days laying in holiday supplies.
Two inches of ice was made last night
and the ice dealers begin to wear smile.
H. B. Cartwright, county treasurer
elect, is preparing his official bond in the
sum of $4,000.
A special and important meeting of
the Board of Trade is called for 4 o'clock
tom orrow, Friday.
The Building and Loan association
meets tonight at the Office of Secretary
Proudft Second National bank.
The heavy mule outfits of J. P. Brady,
Valentine Schick and Mr.. Rogers will
come in from Cerrillos and San Pedro
tonight to go to work on Santa Fe's big
water plant.
Listen to this outrageous SANDER in the
Albuquerque Democrat: Passengers re-
port foot and half of snow at Santa
Fe, while here the people are out on the
streets enjoying the usual delightful eli
mate of Albuquerque"
T. J. Haney, lately employed as boss
at the steam laundry, attempted to skip
town night before last, but his creditors
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-12-08

we're too smooth for him. He was stop
ped at the depot and left collateral with
which to even up things.
City school matters were discussed at
length at a meeting of the board of
education last night. A committee was
named to examine into the status of the
finances with view to employing two
additional teachers and opening another
school in the LIST ward.
Truly this is the land of sunshine. For
three days past regular blizzard of
rain, sleet and snow has prevailed in
Colorado, and six to ten inches of the
beautiful now covers the ground at Den
yer, Pueblo, Colorado Springs and else
where.
Visitors at Colds Museum: J. D. Sc
loren, s. E. Corbett, Amargo, N. NJ; Mrs.
j. 7. Fitch, Trinidad, Colo; Emma Rosen-
field, New York, City; Harry Mcveah,
Albuquerque, N. NJ; s. A. Foster, A. Cur
ran, Ration, N. NJ; Henry Tirrell, Pasa-
dena, Cal.
A. NJ. Anderson, of the Cerrillos Rustler,
is in the city to-day. He reports that
considerable real estase is changing
hands in and about the Little Pittsburg
just now work is progressing on the new
$1,000 stone school house, much building
is in hand and several new business
houses will open before January /.
E. W. Judkins, chief clerk for the
Claire hotel in Santa Fe, spent yesterday
in the city. Mr.. Judkins is one of the
members of the football team of the cap
ital and is here to try and arrange game
with some club here. What's the matter
with getting up a club and giving them a
brush Albuquerque Citizen.
The supper to be given by the ladies of
the Guild at the governors palace to-
morrow evening promises to be very
enjoyable affair. 1t will include meats,
salads and relishes, as we'll as tea and
coffee with rich cream. One can eat Just
as much as one desires for so cents; chill
dren 25 cents. The decorations will be
something extraordinary in their beauty.
Admission free.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-12-08
POLITICAL POINTERS.

N. c. Collier, an Albuquerque lawyer,
would like to succeed Judge Lee as Judge
of the I'd district. Judge Lee, however,
should be allowed to serve out the term
for which he was appointed.
Hon. Macario Gallegos, exmember of
the legislature and and present assessor
of Mora county, would like to be U. S.
marshal for New Mexico; he may give the
junta and Felix Martinez a hard nut to
crack in that direction.
The New MEXICAN is informed that
Capt W. M. Eads, late of Las Vegas, and
now of the state of Missouri, may con-
clude to be candidate for governor of
New Mexico. Should Capt. Eads start
in, he will make it right warm for some
of the other candidates for governor.
And now it is said, that Harvey B. Fer
gusson, of Albuquerque, member of the
Democratic national committee from New
Mexico, would like to be governor of the
territory of New Mexico, thinking it
would help in the direction of being u
s. senator from the state of New Mexico.
He will be on hand in Washington early
and stay late.
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ARMY SHAKE-UP.
inside information ON the Probable
Moves Within the Next Few
Months.

few days since the New York Times
printed a dispatch from Washington that
is of more than ordinary interest to New
Mexico readers at this particular time.
1t reads as follows:
"One of the things which Secretary of
War Elkins is likely to bring about be-
fore March is the transfer of the head
quarters of the military department of
Arizona from Los Angeles, Cal, to Santa
Fe, N. NJ. 1t is not definitely settled that
the headquarters will be changed to
Santa Fe, but that place is favored by
the secretary. 1t would be more central
than Los Angeles, as the department of
Arizona embraces the territories of
Arizona and New Mexico and that part
of California south of the thirty-hfth
parallel.
1.-THE secretary willhave an opportunity
to rearrange the military departments
before he goes out of office. Gen. Carr,
recently commissioned as brigadier
general, has not yet been assigned to
command.
"The department of the Columbia,
formerly commanded by Gen. Ruger, is
vacant, but it is likely that some of the
brigadier generals at present in command
of departments would like to be transfer
red to other fields. These desires can be
gratitied by general shake-up, and that
is regarded as more likely than the peace.
full detail of Gen. Carr to duty at Van.
couver, Wash, whore the headquarters of
the department of the Columbia is sit
uated.
Secretary Elkins has in his hands the
assignment to stations of three or four
assistant adiutant generals. Col II. G.
Corbin has already been ordered to Wash
ington, and will probably do the work in
the adjutant generals office now per-
formed by Gen. Samuel Breck.
"Orders were issued one day last week
sending Gen. Brock to Governors island, |
New York Harbor, but these orders were
revoked before they had gone very far.
1t is the present intention of the secre-
tary, however, to send Gen. Breck to New
York to take Gen. Ruggles' place on the
staff of Gen. Howard. Gen. Ruggles, if the
present plan is carried out, will come to
Washington and relieve Col. Gilmore, who
is at the head of the commission and pro-
motion branch of the adjutant generals
office. Col. Gilmore may go to Los
Angeles, Cal, and take Col Corbin's place,
or the wishes of other officers of the ad-
iutant generals department may be OBJ
served sufficiently to cause q general in
terchange of station among officers of the
corps. Col. Chauncey McKeever is known
to cherish desire to come back to Wash
ington, where he hopes to live after his
retirement in few years. Col. McKeever
is Democrat and has a good many
friends among those who will be here
after March 4. A place may be found for
him in the war department then. In the
the secretary will bring one
officer to Washington and send two officers
of the adjutant generals department. TO
stations elsewhere
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-12-08
The u. y. Land Court.

At the private land claims court this
morning, P. L. Van der Veer called Sur
veyor General Hobart, who gave his Of
fetal testimony in cause No. %, the Ma
tias Domingues grant, which was argued
last Saturday.
The San Antonito grant, cause No. 81,
was then called and Messrs. Earle and
Howard appeared for the grantees. This
case involves the question of whether or
not projects of the several Mexican states
had the right to make grants. Oral and
documentary evidence was submitted.
The case will occupy the whole day. One
of the features of the case is the introduce
ton of a private copy of the grant and
an attempt to prove it true and correct
by parole evidence.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-12-08
Personal.

Robt. Z. Herricke superintendent of
the Cerrillos coal mines, is in the city to-
day.
Bernardo Romero, deputy U. s. mar
shall, is acting as marshal at the land
court.
Hon. T. B. Catron went down the road
last night from Las Vegas to Albuquer-
que.
George Wooster, of Fort Apache A. r.,
is in the city on a visit with his friend
W. F. Dobbin.
Hon. David Martinez, leading citizen
of Rio Arriba county, is here from Al
calde with his wife.
Frank W. Clancy, Albuquerque's lead
ing attorney, arrived to-day on business
before the U. S. court of private land
claims.
Hon. J. Frank Chaves' genial face is
to be seen about the federal building to-
day. He came up from Los Lunas last
night on business before the court of
private land claims.
At the Palace: II. j. Achison, Denver;
Miss E. A. Wade, Chicago; NJ. B. Will
Jams, New York; Chas. A. Jones, Pueblo;
Robt. 7. Herricke, Los Cerrillos; Jose
Escobar, Albuquerque; Geo. Wooster, Fit.
Apache, A. 7.
Messrs. Jose Chavez y Chavez and Jose
Padilla y Mariana, of Pajarito; Manuel
Chavez Sandoval and Ventuera Mon
toya, of Los Padlllas, are in the city to
attend the hearing of the Antonio Sedello
grant in which they are interested.
At the Exchange: Mrs. Hopper, New
York; D. Martinez and wife, Alcalde, N.
M; A. Lenez, Cortez, N NJ; j. Francisco
Chaves, Valencia county; Jose Chavez,
Pajarito, N. NJ; Manuel Chavez, V. Mon
toya, Padillas, N. M; Jose P. Mariana
Paiarito, N. NJ.