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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-12-13
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q. u. & u. q. @abn.
Mbfabrt.

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tdgli9, ausgenommen Sonntags,
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geepiaet dgIi@ aussenOmmen Sonn>
tags, nm .H..........3:10 Na1m.
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SDnntag8, um.....-.-.4:00 Na1.
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SonntagS unb Montaga, 1tu1
1880 Wprr1.
Mnfunft.
Bon @albeiton, 9oufon un6 guero
tdgli6, ausgenommen Sonntags,
I'm .15 NbenD8.
Bon CORPUS gbriti, NranfaS paB unb
8eebiae tdgli@, ausgenommen Sonns
tags, um............l:4 40 Nattt.
Bon &errbile td9li9, ausgenommert
Sonntags. :35 Born.
Bon &errpi1e tdgli1, ausgenpmmerl
Soantags unb Mpntag8, UNI
1855 MbenbS ...................
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Grau (bie baSu fontnt, oils 1id bas
j5tnmermdoben bon ibrem Wfanne
fii1ien ldBt): Fiber, Marie, i'd bdtte
Sbnen einen beiieren @ei6mad juses
trQut!a
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Weibnadtss Saden fur Sung
unb Mlt bel 0ewton & WeiIer.
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Gdtnbabn Ta6r Ylan.

s. & q. W. 8abn.
Mbfabrt.
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ober Sc. 6. & S....6:50 Morgens.
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Nonte .....-.-.-6:00 Mbenba.
9a9 GarebD.. ..........9:55 8Drnt.
Mnfunft.
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6. & 5............-.9:35 Born.
BON ct. 2ouis, Sron Mountain & M.
6. &3..--......-.10:55 Mbenb8.
BDn XareDD. .35 WQ6M.
Sontbern Naciftc : 8abm.
Mbfabrt.
Rad NepsS Orleans, 9Dufto1 nnb Sal
beffon tdgli6 1920 Ha9nt. unb $500
ubr MbenbS.
Na1 SAT- Gramcisco, 81 pafo unb
eagle paB tdglid 4:30 Na9mt. urb
1855 8orm.
4nfunft.
Bon ytetp>O Orleans, 1oui1on unb @als
beiton tdgli9 700 Born. unb 4:05
Na4m.
Bon San Gramcisco, 81 paip umb
eagle gaB tdgli6 1880 @a6m. uub
4:30 MbenbS..
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gremen TT febr bequem fur ~Saetfenbe aeleaeu uuh
nsn y Iemsn ans Tam man tn febr turser 8eii
laTntit@e stable Deati&lanbs, Oeferret6s unb beI
beutiaen elopb iinb NIT beipnberer Berldf6tfaune
per 9pti4enbeds zgafastere unb tpetter Gaihte Bai.
lagtere sebaut, baben 9Dbe gerbede, ppr3hsit@e Ben,
ttIattpn unb etue ou8oeaefnnefe S}ernHenurT
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-07-29

cine a3eit lang ioll er iosar ais Sig
nora San9umetta" auf Dem Samoan
g~eritten baben. 0abei burdsog er Die
9at3e @elt, bis i'm 1861 lcine Mutter
betpog, Dem ganfiitentbum gu entlasen.
Gr griff nun CUR Seber nnb i6tlSerte
oas, mas er geieben unS erlebt bate,
oft nit nnse3iiselter Bbantaiie unb Dem
leihten CHM, Der MN einnaal au Dem
Sitter uno S6ein seb0rt. Iber wie>
oerbolt iiberfam i'm Die alte Sebnlu6t
na6 Der Mtanese ipteoer, b~elonbers
ipenn i'm einmal Ieile alte Sreunoin,
bic einit weltberibmte S6ulreiterin
Sopbie &latt, ODER lein Sreuno, Der
seniale @lown @iobicombe, beludt
bate, uno Oann mari CT Die Sober in
bic Gfe itno perIdmanb ipurlos aui
@oden uno Wonate, bis er eires
Cages oil ben Sdreibtil6 3uriidfebrte
uno Die unterbro9ene Arbeit mieoer
aufnabm. Seit Sabren alleroings ses
borte CT nllr nod einSig uno allein leis
aea literariiden Nrbeiten, mebr nro
mebr mar er ein itiller Wann se=
tporben.
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Sruniiudt beilbm!

Sd mar felt mebr als a6t Sabren
benz iib~ermdBigen @enuHe bon ftarfen
geiitigen @etrdnfer ergeben. @m ID.
6ebruar 3. S. begann i6 nit Or. $.
W. 9arriions "Dipsomania Cure',
i6on am britten Sage madber nabm
i'd ben lebten S9lud 8ranntpein.
Seit mabe 4 Monaten babe i6 nidt
bas geringfte gerlangen Rad itarfen
8etrdnfen gebabt. 9aB bur6 ben
@ebrau9 bieies MitteIs elm GROCER
We6iel 1T mir unb meinem 2eben eins
getreten lit, fonnen 90e ~be5eugen, bic
mid leit Sabren gefannt baben.
Siejenigen, iuelde cine rabifale 6eie
lung BON bieiem lebel, ipie aud 6onl
Opiumz unb Sabafss@ enuB miiniden,
perweiie id nit Gergniigen auf Or. $.
SO. 6arriion's Nnftalt. Oie Office III
402 Gaft 9ouftou=S traBe, 3immer /,
3 unb 5, mo- Or. 8arnib ober Serr s.
aubn, Sefretdr, ieber 3eit bcreit limb,
gusfunft gu ertbeilen.
9ermann 8reuing.
San Nntonio, 81. Mai 1892.
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s. &alteser & Sobn,
sboleiale- uub Metaif>9 russiftem.

9as &etails@ el6dft, iomie bic &ez
eeptur obiger Sirnta iinb bic bebeutenbs
fen in San Nntonio, moppn Sober
tagtdgli6 fi6 a1 iiber3eugen @elegen>
belt bat. SIS berri6t in Der 4potbefe
gerabe5u elm pbdnomenaler 8erfebr;
man erbdlt bier aIes frif1 = bat in
allen Departments, namentli6 aud in
benz Der pateutmebisinen = bic gr0Bte
Muspabl unb bic &eeeptur lift Ben be-
ten unb gemifenbafteften 5dnben ans
pertraut. 9as Wboleiale : @ei9dft
nimmt bon Sabr gu Sabr einen gr6Bes
rem nmfang an, benn bic 4potbefer in Der
Stabt unb auf Dem 2anbe baben bic
@rfabruHg gema6t, baB ie bier pors
tbeilbaft faufen urtb anf bas promp=
tefte bebient tperbem. Oie Sirma Salt
eper ftebt nit ben erften 9dnferm Der
Ser. Staaten in 8erbinbung urb im=
portirt piese Mrtitel brett in bebeutenz
ben Quantitdten. 9luf Outrage merben
preisliften berianbt. Wir f0nner allen
unieren betreYenben 2eiern ratber, nit
obiger renommirtem Girma gef9dftlid
ansufnipfen.
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9as 81 bes Columbus.

Mau erianert iid, bab Columbus
emit, als neioiide S0fliuse bebaupte,
ten, Die Gntoedung Der neuen Welt
batte Seoermann maiden f0nnen, fat
aaer Intwort Elm 81 BON Der 9afel
nabm nno iragte, luer bailelbe aufredt
arf ben 2iid itel1en f0nnte. 9iahoem
iid ale ucrgeblid bemiibt, fnidte er
oas 81 ein, 10 oaB cS nit 2ei6tisfeit
onfreAt iteben blieb. rOaS batten mir
aud %sefonnt," t0nte es bon alien Seis
ten. uWarlm babt SIR cS ni6t 9es
t9an? errpioerte nun ieinerleits ipot'
tend Der Gntoeder.
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Win. Mutbs 0arten

auf benz Governments 6iigel lit Der an=
%9enebmfe unb fiiblite @ufentbalt mdb-
renb Der beiBen Sabres5eit. 8equem
gu errei6en 1T berielbe aud bur6 bic
BON Der Bot Office aus regelmdBis
fabrenben eleganten unb llftigen Cars
Der 4lamo 9eigbts 2inie. Man fdbrt
bis GraDienitraBe, BON po aus ein aits
genebmer Spasiergang BON taum 3
Meinuten bortbin fiibrt. neberbies
perben binnen &ur5em 5pei bo6elez
gante Wagonettes CUR Stelle fem, Die
bel ipecielen @elegenbeiten (pienies,
goncerten ac.) ben @diten fir Die Sins
unb &iidfabrt fOitenfrei 31 8erfigun9
iteben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-07-29

idmiert. Eritt nun eiaise 3eit oarauf
Ser erIebnte Resen eitt, 10 nimmt Der
Safir bas 8erbienit fir li9 in Nns
iprud, bieies freuoise @reisniB berbeiz
9efahrt au baber, uno iteist oementz
iprefeno in Der Mdtung ieiuer leibt<
9ldubigen 9~anbslente.
Sin grauiamer 8raud, Dem Der
gleihe @eoarfe 3u @runbe liegt, lit in
manden Gbeilen SitinhienS perbreitet
unb betrifft bas Sdmi1gen an eiieruen
6afen, bic In ben Hiiden bes 8iiBenbert,
Ser burd's 2oos beitimnlt ipirb, einge>
trieben weroen. Saut unb Wtusfeln
madt man porber bnrd &neifen unb
Sdlaseu lneniser einpfinoli1, lno ben
Mfanu perieet ma burtb ben @enuB
BON Mraf in einen 3uitanb seiitiser
Grregtbeit. Die gum @dlpingeu ge-
braudte gorri6tuns beitebt III einem
primitipen Wa9ert, belien Sooen lid
etfpa in 1.8 Mfeter 66be bonn @rbboben
befinoet, unb Ser Elm brei Wfeter lane
ses nnb breiteS, As Meter bobeS Sc
itell trdgt. Mitten bur6 bieles @eitell
unb falt 1 Metcr itber bieles binauS
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pas 9aGem(dwimsen.
Gin barbnriider 8ramd III GEimniem,
tm &egen uca nen 0nttbeitem su ers
haffeu.

Gin barbnriider @ramd III G%Fimnien,
int &egen ucn bet 0nttbeiten III ers
battem.
SIN meiten Sanbersebieten bes iiib,
liden uro iaooitlihell aiiens berridt
nod beute Der @ebraud, iid a~lerlet
Subiibult9eu 81 unterpcrf fen, nna ben
legeulpenoenoen 0ottbeiteu li9 9enetgt
sl maiden. 50 bat i'm 2aufe Der lesz
tell SATIRE auhalteuOeS ~regenlules Wetz
ter mcbrmals WiiBernten gcbra6t, beren
Tolgcn, 3benerltng uiO S%uasersnotb.
Die drlilereH 8olfsflalien ibmer beinls
iudtel. Jn lold)er 8eoransniB efl6ei<
neu harn l)anfig ais Getter Satirs,
yente, meld)c eiu einlieOleriideS geben
fiibren nuo Sd)mcrSen uno Gntbebrunz
gen auf iid) ncbmel. Dieie frommeu
eiIercr niterSiebeu iid bant ser natbs
belbriebelen YroSebur: Der 8iibenoe
ldbt lid init Sell 6iiBcn at eiaer strt
@alscn %aufhdugen uno III bieicr Stelz
lung ldllgere 3eit binourb mittelit
eilies llll lrilleu &0rper befeitigten lro
ourd) ei,en auocru SiiBeuoen i'll See
ipcollllg perieeten SeilcS bin ulo bers
ldlpingell. Oabei iinb beioe Manner
bis auf Elm i'm bic @euoen 9clblrnge-
mes 5tiid s3en9 p0llig uubefleioet llllo
reidlid nit Submit uuO Nl1e be-
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+. 6. Baris. s. q. @otbtpell
PARIS l. ROTHWELL,

pbotograpbii6es Ntelier,
$50. IL unb 13 MeIt= Commerce trabe
San Mntonio. Sic alerneuelten @en=
res in photographer fem ausgefiibrt,
ebemio elegant tpenn niht better, pie
irgettb tpel6e int Staate. 2ebensgrobe
@raDon=p ortraits mnb ale Nrten BON
8ergr0Bernnger. @ebt enre 8ilber
ni6t Gremben, Tim iie pergroBern gu
lai1en, ipenn bic Nrbeit bier BON ber>
anttportli6en &initlern CUR bo1er 3ilz
friebenbeit alsgefibrt perben fam.
Wir liefern nur Mrbeit erfter &laife ab.
Nnii9ten BON @ebduben iperben aufz
genommen unb ale 4uftrdge auBerbalb
bes Mteliers prompt beIorgt.
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9otel Maperid, Gan Nntonio, Ser,


&urlben biefes Sotels unb benz
Publitum i'm Mgemeineu biene biere
nit our Na6ri6t, baB Der preis auf
50 per Sag berabgefebt 1T; auBerbem
tpirb fol6en @dften, bic cine Wo6e
unb bariber i'm Sauie perueilen, cine
fernere preiserniebrigung geudbrt.
9iermit III baS 9ntel Maberid bas
erte i'm State gu benz Breife unb febr
biel better, als man6e, Die bas Sopz
petite re6nen.
Sebem 8eiu6er San Intonios 1T es
'pobl ans 9era gu legen, in bieiem @ai=
bofe iein @bfeigequartier gu nebmen.
s. 8. Srpins,
9,6,w- @eiddftsfibrer.
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y II.

Die f%einlten Cabinets III Der Stabt
S1 50 per 0uBenb.
9err 8. 8urgert pirb an Sonntager
bic Nufnabmen beforgen unb itets be.
miibt iein, bic 9unben CUR 3ufriebeit.
belt 81 bebienen.
u. q. @aIIaipap,
513 Sf 9ouiton : GtraBe.
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~rr~@ 0~"' ONT'~f"SSH'
ragt Elm mdhtiger Balfen en1por, an
oeiien oberem Gnbe bic 1s Mteter latge
Stauge orebbar befeltist lit, an fpelher
Der 8ibenbe 10.5 Meter bod iiber benz
Groboben bdugt. Wdbrenb bes gufs
5iebeus uno 10 LANCE Der Manit an
S9fpenSel iid befinoet, fhldst er 5anbe
unb Siibe taftmdbig 5ulammen, nobel
oas @efliusel Der an leinen anodeln
be~feitigten Sdellen bOrbar mirb. Gbe
man i'm 3nr pollen t90be empors
bebt, fiibrt man i'm an Der mage
redt gebaltenen Stan9e iiber ben
Ddhern Der 9auier l9tpebeuo I'M
Gretie berum. Nadbem mirb Der
Wasen bis CUR nd6iten Strabenede
gt5ogen uro angebalten. neil man bier
Elm gdmmd1en opfert. I'm bic befriid)s
tenoe Wirfuns beS Hesens an3ubeuten,
wirft Der Bibenbe aus leiner Dole
Dlumen nn0 Sri6te, bic on einem
Seile auise3osen lper6en, auf bic untens
ffebenbe Mense. Merfmiirois lit, baB
bic BhBenben, ab9eIeben BON einer ans
i4melluns Der BON ben 6afen beriibrs
ten Stellen ibres 36rperS, lonie elmer
leidten 8riimmuns bes Ridens, in Der
Ne9el feiren peiteren S1aoen fir lire
Geinnobeit burd Die Yro3eour erleioen.
Sn eiren Sale erbot lid iosar Der
9elb bes 56auipiels, Segcn Elm anse>
meiienes @efdenf, ben YroSeB nof)s
MATS burdjumaden. Die cnslii9e
Resieruns bat i~ibriseus benz srauiatnen
8l0ofinn bislans persebenS gu iteueru
seiudt.
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Gnaif mario Yaeamu.
gpm sdnlreiter gum s9riftheler-9it
me@ielboae unn pbantaaiiee Garrisrc
zines beutiden Nobciiteu.


tue@ielboae uah pbaMtaHiiGe aarrisrc
etnes heatidem aobeiiteu.
Nidt nit unre1t fat man lpieocr1olt
bon ben beutihen Observation-Disclosures
seia9t, baB le bic @elt oft ulr vpom
6etiter" aus beobadten, oaB lic Dem
fril6 quellenben 2eben meiit III fern
fteben unb Oarrnt MIR lelttn nit ibrcn
SGiloerutiscn Ger scicllhaitlidcn .3uz
ltanoe 10 paden unb fortrctbell, ipie Die
Sran3ol en uno @ngldnoer. 3u Der
fleinel j3abl Ser GrSabler Der @cgenz
mart, Die nirtlid ieberscit bireft nad)
benz 3eben Sei6nen unO iAiloert, 9e<
borte audi Der an1 8. SUM in Sarlsrnbe
peritorbene 8acano Iretlid) var lei,e
Wclt nur cine lebr eng begrcrite, III Der
Oauptlabe mr. Die Der Sretter uno ser
Malege.
Gor jeber liebte es Gacano, fih ia
Elm 9elpiileS mDitii6es Dunfer III bill
fen, es linO baBer iiber leine 9erlon uno
lein Sebell lange 3eit mir %llgeuii9enbe
uno iclblt fall6e Mittbeilunsen sez
mad)t lporben; crit lit rellslter 3eit fat
Si9nor Saltarino in ieinem originellen
Vn6e: oPauvres Saltimbanques"
nltcr anoercnl and iibcr i1i sllocyldl
lige Insabcu erbredlt. 9tad) oielen
muroe Sacano aul 1G. Moncnlbcr 1870,
lpalreno lciHr Gltern auf elmer Gteiie
besriiieu WareA, III Dem Marftflefen
S1onberg oa Der ma1riid) l1leiild)en
GrenSe gcboren ui1o uerlebte, "a lein
Sater &ataliral Sberinlpeftor iiber
@aliSicu nuO bic Sufoipila mar, IN
oiele1 beiocn yanbern lcine ainoheit.
Sbon frib 5eigte CT eille Sorliebe silllt
Nu6ergew0bulid)en, Neutrality-suspicious.
uuo Gr%trauaganten. Sci leilem Ell
ipadenoen @crniitbsleben perficl CT slt>
na6lt oarallf, lid Dem &lolter st mibz
men, ltnb trieb nit Gifer bel beil &apuz
sinern griibleriide relisioie Stuoien.
DAM entflob Der alolteri6ilcr plos=
lid, idloB li9 ether Seiltdu;ertruppe
oil nno 5og nit oieler oils nSisnor
Mario" Die Oonal binab na6 ser
5irfei nilO mad Hu6lanb. @eiterbin
lpnrbe er als uWtilo gauosSa," ein
fefer Neiter, Elm geiu6ter aiinitler bes
Cirrus, Der auf unseiatteltem 8ferbe
bic 9elpaeteiten Salti ausfiibrte ia
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sstir bDffnum8slpS erflart unb bod,
letettet!

aus einem 8rtefe Der gran curt BON Groton, Satz
Dafota, futren mir GcIsenbeS an: $50 Bate mid befz
tts erfdftet, BITE Grfdliuns ihlus fd anf raetne gunsen,
is beaann fart su buften nn6 balb mar es ,netfeuos
ba6 i'd an Der G@ninbfudt HIT. Bier aerste saben
mid auf unb ~ertldrten, tab Id MIR nod eiue furse 2ett
~ Iebtn bate. Sd felbft oab aue SpHnuns af nnb
be~reitete MID f6rn auf Elm ~balbises Gnbe Dor. Ca
rtetb Senianb metnem @atten an, Or. Gluis's Reues
Msttel aesen GhwinbsuGt, Sufen unb Grtdliuna ,u
ptYluden. Sd fplste BEN &atbe, nabin i'm GanBen adj
EIafheu uu6 rrurbe rcafdnttB sebeilt. Sd BIN ieei 70
esfunb mite trssnb cine Erau metner gefanntidail.
&rpbeaslHen fret. 9u BADEN Bel Gbplpb Drei6,
Tbsmpion & G.. i'm WbpIefale unb Set auen apstbes
EN- III 80 Gents unb 81 LOO te EIaf&s.
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pas 81 oes Columbus.

@iro aaf Der 0enneier austelans III
0ttalt eimer @etnfnbe III ieben iein.
auf Der binnel 9ur3em gu er0ffnenben
GaSfteiuns III @enua ;ur @eba9tniB=
feier Der GntSefung NnerifaS bur9
Gbriitopb Columbus, ben beriibmter
Sobn jener italienii6en 9afenitaot,
fpelbe Der Solfsmunb nit benz 9tamen
la superba, bic Stol;e,A beleste, mirb
cine gang o%riginelle Weinitube gu febeu
iein, oeren 9iadabmnns iid5 pietleidt
and fir bic @bicasocr auSiteauns eigy
men biirfte. Siele 8ube itent ndmlih
in gepaltisen 5ormen baS rGi bes 60
lumbuS" bar.
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8rauer Des berlbmteu

Oieies 8ier seidnet fih bur6 ieine Neinbeit
unb Snte unb burd ieinen @obIseihnad aus
nnb iibertritft ale Slaidens8i int Marfte.
OaS Bier tpirb in Der Stabt fret ms 9aus
abseliefert. co. Sebe SIaide earantirt
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almofenseben gift IN Birma
oils BeweiS, oaB maj einen S6urfen>
ltreid be9ansen fat unS i'm alif bieie
Weiie iiibnen mill. Desbalb 9ibt man
IN Birrla nur uii9ern Nlmoieu. Diele
Anihauung Der Sirmanem i6eint aud
h~ier5nlanoe eifri9e Nnbdngcr Su finoen.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-01-30

In the first place, the fact that it has
taken Major powell's geological survey
about twenty six years to mako topo'
graphical survey of about one-sixth Of the
United States, for his proposed map,
makes it clear that he is too slow. We
want these arid lands reclaimed f)r the
people now on earth In the next place
the agricultural districts Of the east, north
aud south will not permit their represen-
tatives in congress to appropriate funds
from the national treasury for the con-
structiOn OF system OF storage reservoirs
and irrigation canals in the west; the
non-irrigating farmers have said so time
and again. Powell has a strong lobby at
Washington every public man is familiar
with his methods Of working congress Ill
the interest Of Powell, and despite the
sentiments of the non-irrigating farmer,
legislators will continue to grant
avors to Powell just so long as
he agrees to provide positions
in his service for the cousins
and the aunts and sous-in-law and other
relatives of said legislators, but the con-
cessions will always be limited, have a
string to EN-, rs it were, and hence, while
the geological survey may 20 on for years
locating and reserying from private entry
oil tha rI6ipa watGywaVs in Tho west and
getting "the cinch" on all the best valley
lands, yet there is not the least likelihood
that the rational government will ever be
permitted to eXpend money in the build
ing Of reservoirs. The government and
Major Powell might be ever 80 busy for
the next quarter Of Il century locating and
reservlng these reservoirs, but it is the
building of reservoirs and canals that will
bring actual relief, and since it is not
probable, aye, even possible to have these
built by the national government, We are
in favor of the other best method. which
is the cession of the arid lands to the
western states and territories. This will
relieve the national government of the
burden, and bring it upon the people who
have, in the very nature OF things, and
by experience, knowledge of their
wants, and realize those wants as such
that they must be met in the simplest
and quickest manner possible in order to
be OF service to the present generation. 1t
will not do to yell stop thief" or fraud,
in an attempt to suppress the anti-Powell
proposition. That is PoHell's Old game
it has been " orn threadbare.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-01-30

Kansas City Star, Ind. Dem: The
Hill people are making great deal of
capital out OF the promised uniavorable
action of the New York delegation toward
Cleveland. While Hill may be able, by
calling an early state convention and using
the machine, to send solid anti leve-
land delegation to the national convention
from New York, there is no doubt that
the people of the state are for Cleveland,
and if they were given voice in the
convention would so declare. Fortunate
ly the country understands this, and will
not accept the edict of the machine.
Cleveland will be presented as the candi-
date of Pennsylvania, of all New England,
Of Indiana and the entire west, of the
south and OF the country beyond the
Rocky mountains. Such force will not
yield to fussy little politician like David
B. Hill. Within ninety days he will have
lost his allies German and Brice will
accept the inevitable. This is not good
year for machine politicians.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-01-30
NO Use WORRYING.

Democratic papers and politicians are
worrying themselves to avery remarkable
degree over the appointment, President
Harrison is to make to fill the vacancy
on the supreme bench, caused by the
death of the late Associate Justice Brad
ley. They are worrying themselves very
needlessly and to no purpose. President
Harrison can be depended upon to APP
point frst-class man in every respect to
the vacancy. His judicial appointments
have been felcitous and strong ones and
he will continue to make that class OF
appointments, when occasion requires,
till he vacates the high office to which he
was elected and which be has SO accept
ably filled since March 4, 1889.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-01-30
LOCAL, RAILWAY SERVICE.

The force in the Office of the Atchison,
Topeka & Santa Fe railroad in this city
has been increased and on Monday next
an up town Office will be opened; this
has been principally brought aboutby the
good work of the New MEXICAN in that
behalf. The move will prove beneficial
to the business interests Of the road. The
importance of this station and the bnsi-
ness done here are constantly on The in
crease. The local agent, Mr.. w. NJ.
Smith, is an excellent man in every re-
spect, but heretofore he has been unable
to look after the company's interests as
might and should have been done on
account of insutliciency of help. The
additional and badly needed employees
have been granted and henceforth the
company's business and the comfort and
convenience of the business men and of
the travelling public will be carefully and
thoroughly looked after.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-01-30
A WORTHY SERVANT OF A WORTHY
MASTER.

The Silver City White Cap organ, the
Sentinel, paper that has been support
ing for years a most disreputaole gang
that has robbed the county OF Grant and
its tax payers by forging bonds, ETC., and
burning records and so on. has been re-
Gently subsidized by the Wells-fsrgo
Express company, corporation that is
known all over this country for its nefar-
ious ard grasping methods. A worthy SER
want to a worthy master Be it the
Sentinel or any other White Cap sheet,
the New MEXICAN will continue to make
the good fight for the people, and despite
franks and Doodle to politicians and
White Cap papers, the people and the
New MEXICAN will win the fight, all in
good time.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-01-30
]. C.. Schumann.
The wabash,

Why, the wabash" is the most desir
able route, for al! points east.
1st. You can purchase through tickets
for all eastern points, at any cupon ticket
Office in the west, over this line, taking
your choice of routes to the Missouri riv
er.
I'd. You can go either by the way Of
Omaha, or Kansas City, at your pleasure
Sd. From either of those points you
can have your choice of five distinct
routes, az follows.
Via, the Admiral air line, which is the
short line of the east
Via, St. Louis, where close connections
is made with all eastern and southeastern
routes.
Via, Chicago, the Worlds fair city, some
times called the windy city,"
Via, Toledo, Ohio's great inland city,
connecting at that place with the lake
shore fast trains for the east.
Via, Detroit, Michigans prettest and
most beautiful city, where eastern lines
connect closely.
All, Of the above named points are
reached, direct, only by the Wabash and
direct by no other line running from the
west.
Ask, for your tickets by the way OF this
line, and accept Of them by no other.
We run the finest trains on earth. A
bold assertion, but cold fact. Write me
for rates, maps, etc.
G. M. HAMPsoN, General Agent,
0. L. ALLEN, Travelling Agent.
1927, 18th street, Denver, Colo.