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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-11

NORTON, Va, GOT lO.--lrank John.
son, on being refused admittauce to
see his sweetheart, Lula Vaiwlck, by
her father, ia Knott county, Ky, to-
might, went away and returned with
three friends. a fight onsued In
which Warwick and his son and one Of
JOhnson's friends were killed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-11
POLITICAL poiNrs.
Democrats Withdraw In Tayor OF
pnpniist..


rnruiist-.
Sr. PAUL, Oct. iO.--rhe Democratic
state central committee this afternoon
Withdrew ID. u. Hlbls, a. j.. Packet
and James Brown lfum their electoral
ticket aud eudofstd Ia their respective
places William Meighai, James kl!lon
aud "A. Il. Sirombvrs, the Popuhstr'
candiintcg. They alto indure,d a. II.
Holloway Of The Peoples party In tho
place Of John q. Oswald, who Resigned
some time ago.
REALISATION or REPUBLICANS.
NEW York, Oct. lO.--A secret mest.
ing OF tht chairmen of the Republican
county committees Of the state called
by Chairman Hackelt OF the Republi.
eau state committee was held this
afternoon. Fudy-six df the sixty
counties were represented. The regif.
tIation OF Republican voters was con.
sidered at length mud II ~
said that most vi tho ohaifncn
fer obliged TO sny that they
were disappointed by the result Of tho
tirst days registration IN the rural die.
tTIcts, the Democrats having maize
much larger registration than the Re-
puhlicauH. They were earnestly APP
ptrloJ 10 by Warner Miller, Mr.. Platt.
SECRETARY II. McComas aud Senator
sherman to redoublo their exertions
for a full registration.
SHERMAN HAS A LARGE AUDIENCE.
Senator John sherman address. ID an
aulience thai fillvd Cooper Union
Hall tonight, on issues Of this present
campaign.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-11

Il. o. Service, n cook Icsldlpg on
Pear street was nrraigned for drunken.
ness. He pleaded guilty, but az there
were mitigating circumstances con.
necled with tho easo he was dis.
charged.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-11

An individual belonging 10 tho un.
euvious and uncertain Doc family for.
foitod s. for drunkenness.
Charles Martin, a youthful alleged
vagTant, was allowed his liherly ON "A
promise that he would either leave
town or 20 to work.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-06-24
Sanbbcit fann nid)t sebriIt mrrbrn

bur6 locale slpplifa.iOner, neil ie ben trdns
fen She'll bes Sbres nidt erre,den tonlell.
IS siebt nur ei"en 8es, Setlnlitiel. Sanb.
belt wirb burd eirlsn entsinbeten Sultono
Der iGleiniigen Nustleibuns ber Gulta6liden
Gobre peruriodi. @enu bieie il6 ertiiiHpet,
babt ibr einen r%llmpshlben Con ober unpouz
fpmmenes&eb unb ipena Tie gan; gel1loi
len III, erIolst Saubbsit, uub wenn bic ents
climbing uidt seboben nho biele 6obre ples
ber in ibrel sebori9en 3uitalb perlest werSeu
tanr, wiro bas @ebOl iir INNER %;eritort per=
bet neln Safe inter ;ebu iiao onr6Satartf
psruriadt, ,pel6er ntntS ais EN- entsinbete'
3uFanb be. l9leimiseu Sberfd6en 1T.
gSir pouen e%iubunbert Collars fur ieSer
(bur0 Sata + peruriadten) 6aa Don Saub:
beit 9eben, ben mir ni6t burd Ginnebrer
pom Salts Satairb Sur bellen tOnnen. 9aB
Sid uinionit Girculare fomrer,.
% iSl psrfauien in Ipotbefen. ~6sa
g.. s. Cheney s 80. Soleop, :.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-06-24
Wetter ilno Sdaten.

@o.um5ic, Mu., IA. Suni. Sas
metruloei ld)e Surcou Der Staetsaders
bau.Sebjrbe bct iOtsenoen ueterblid
liter Die Bitterunssuerhdltn iIie uio Den
@tono Der Soaten wdbrsnb Der lesten
Iiebeu gdae heuie Der Sreiie ~ibcrSeten:
9ies luar bic aaersunitlae @Ode Tur
ben @derbuu Ndbrenb beS 9arSsn 5rub@
iabrs uno oIe Ssribte meloen ibereln=
Itimmeuo ipeuig &eseu, iuarm rno bel
Sounenldein.
Ser 9is9suiaG. weider rur 9elesent7
l,d) Der G%ntlnbuug puu @etpu.ern elm
trai, mar i~plseuber: sloair 60, Il 3on;
Carroll 60, l 3oG; SObn'oa 60. l.37;
SbriTian 60, 1 2inu So, Ssorf, 4.5o;
G.prolbs, $50; Ct. 6rancts, 2 3ou.
Die Sa,mer baten in Oeu lfsten 20
Gen iiberaa nit ricliscr slnitrenSnuo
neues @eiid)fom srpfanSt uno oas
meiiie @e!i6forniano iuirb biz gum IL.
Sphi beitelt iein.
Der SuItauo hes @ei;ens beliert lid
gang ouiiallsno, bod Mrs osriflbe Der
ourh Die anbattenseu 8esen peruslad}
t St;oofn uidt san6 iiseriuliDer. Sn
8 eiiaah babsn bieSaatea iiberau beoenf
li6eu SIcosu erliiten. Wtlt otn
Nidbca ees Maupei5cns wIro in 5ebi
5astn el,ul besouneu ps,oen tpllllefl
aub Der Safer itebt e nisermaBtn gu
nuo FIT lid 10 siemlid erboit- =
2iridnnefnts tpy,o nur lering iei!,, ale
Die anhern G5lticrten y t predssn lei
Der iiar eireu 3esing II Grftas- $50
Sc aafalirnpe sidfe nitDt pcroerbe
hi, S@s w;ro p;.lerorts turii 8hsme
usyaidtst. Gie 9%eusrlte bot bctsli
ueaonuen, bod If oasgrsebnB elm iaul
III ttelmdBi3cs 81 uenita.
: Die 8anmmOacnieiber ltsben ift
fhledf. GIN sroBes 8ebitt IN ben Stu
nisoerans.n III nod nnter Bah III
pirb III cieIem Sabre brad liesea.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-06-24
Der meinbauer in California.

/,
stad eiuenl 8eridte Ger .8itifultu-
raj. gommiffion" gdiiforniens iraren in
leuem staate i'm Sabre 1880 nllr 35,1
900 Nder NIT @einreben bepflan;t. SIN
Sabre 1881 besarm man. ben Weiubuu
in groBerem l~lnlfdnae al betreiben. Bis
snm Sabre 1887 hatte mon BEL ben
81ansunsen mir bic Wereituns bon
Wein I'M Nuge. SIN Sabre 1888 er-
reidten bic yioiuen cine unseu0suiihe
Staggering I'M Yreiie. Son bieier Belt
AT iuuroen u~orSusstp.iie Yaan5unssn
BON &eben auaeleat, beren Brereu Sfoli.
men lieie:m. Saafuiibel iino Die Goli-
nen bebeuleuo i'm &reiit seinnfen. gs
1T mabrideinlid, baB caeurd u~Orldufis
benz Mntau BON Musfatirouten elne
shranfe seisbt lDiro. DIAN ididst ben
Sld6rniubi!t Der icbt nit 8eiultDd'n
beIcbten Qdnesrein anf $4,000 older.
Dauou fam man 10000 Mder als Der
@einbereitun9 gemiom,t beirudien. Die
auf IS slder semsnlene Grubt fomnit
iii Der Jorm ben Goliuen Uber 9afels
Obit i'll Zen Sanbel. Mon ldabt ben
@ert6 elmer il, suiem .3uitanhe befiao>
lihen 8%einpHunjuna cuff $500 per
gder. Ser @eiummtlperib after @eins
pflau5unseu G%afifornien's wiro anf 523
Milionen So(lars petanl6la9t.
SIN Sabre 1881 murben 8 Milionen
@alonen 8ein gefeltert. 9auOn iunr.
ben 3 Minionen @allnneu ans3efiibrt.
0amals mar Die Nahfrase mad @ein
grauben tebcutcnb. 9icier 5nitano
bielt iib big gun Sabre 1885. Ser
Rebenbau mar tpdbrenb bieies 5eitreGns
lebr lobneun. SIN Sabre 1886 ipusoen
bereiis IS Mininnen G,nlnneu @;in ses
feltett. 9as Musetot iibertsaf l6lieB'
lid Die Mahfrase. Gin beteutanceres
Sa0sn ner Breile bon Grnnben unh
@ein ipar Die unnusbleihlibe 5otge.
0ie Yreiie wi6cu infnlse res iibermdBi.
aen Inacbotes INNER rebr. Ger9Scii'
bau mari grringcn @tinina ah. Gel,
1887 hit L,r E5einhdu nh9enoma,2r
Die Gschlnns nno &sbcnfrlnfG iten Ssrs
5t5rteu i'm iiiolid)cu Gatiiornien uuo IN
!: ben Counties 9enpd uno Sonana I'll
@ciutnta aui so biz $4,000 4der
0ic @eincrnte css Snbres 1891 min
; uur oui Is millionen @aaonen &c
e Ibdbt.
Sic NAdfrnge mah California @el
!, lit in;miidjtn 9eitieacn, ifoI oasnm
+ neil Die gDaarc oil Annli'dt beotui",'
!, aewpnuci fat. Man nimmi al. DO
> Die Treiie fir 2rNuben u"o @tiI not
e fteiacn werotn, IpUulo mn nit einer
9beil Der lebiseu groB"n 8tinuorrotb
a aufaerGnmt habtn miro. 9ns Gerbult
nib SwitGen NnsebUt uno 9todIrcse 9
faltet iih nit jetem gc9e Gi'nitl9r'
&c uub man sibt ii6 Der 6oIfupus bi'
Der calliorriihe @eipbau iueree bel
,, rpitter 10 lobneno Werben, ipie er
it iriiGer w1r.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-06-24

3m E5@Een grcSa,
asoRprE G. ggsreen pru 8erto= gat. 90. HEE.. =
Rdrt. Bar q. RooreP. locltec ! Satra lang z-tf -
Bitlstans in b6Gfi2u GUals tesGft-t Eor, ooi a5
t,u, i'm 6er'tisbeHe Z:r,is rgrs.5.t1 81 tsf-2L,z tEI
In. ourh oen 6sorGah ncU sloe, Gi2I9sa G5&SsB
Vsrps1tStsrtsr orliii1cia 5~sr3eitsGt sUprot,
Gann ijs ni9t geaRB IaSea.
,es Ruaias Gito, lug -
Sh bate m;tG far far;rt hira &aitcr 65rtaSs8s
beH.St1rter. lDt,l ,-.lus ..El33-il - DcI lestsG ESS
9ubr.u ui1t 10 gut gUar as jest pc4rerto ID ntxS
snuu, elHsu WtcRut otJ i..s1i:lst 9{crosdaI'dlsn ~
uir9 i'd oaRfe 00tt eGju- ;.as t4HH OtH 3itr9tnAeAs
a;di geHuI fo7tI.
Id -..r -t-- o.. rr. ..
i.gt Try
-, ~.rIfc:..f ,.-
SI1c GchTt.t -- -
Z IT, II .- .r.-. .,,a--..
jt!iSr 81; .,te .t SIS
HEa5 ~; So C..
sc a3sif. A?stj'=" @~
Str!s 5f.'| E-c sis. s
Gr1Ba LIDO
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-06-24

Sparfaiienbnd). aosnno9 rafite Die
Samilie gles ~snlanlmcrl ; mon wollte
iie bod anitanSis sur 1ube brinsen:
Sim Gage baranf fanb sic 2eltas
rtentserofinung itatt. SO mar cine
bo6if nmltdublide 8~erfii9ung, ma
hattie glaubeu IDllen, es ban0le iid) ipirfs
lih nm cine nennerSwertbe Sinterlai,
ieuidaft. aber I9lie6lih ma cs nibtS,
10 out ipie ni6ts, Die Saute hattie lire
anseb5risen nid)t enterbt, aber lie bate
aud nid)ts st rererben ais S9ntud,
@dide, Glciocr, Mobcl nnb jones
SparfaHenbu9.
9tatiirlib fam 6aS Nles Der Sarailie
iebr III Statten, baS Siidlein oedte
aud rsif)ii1 Die Soften, aber pom elmer
Grbihaft foiinte ebcn nidt Die 9leoc ictn.
Die gro6en Sofiuan9en Der camille
nareg pernidtet, Die 2aftte bate ni9tS
eripart, ober 0as @rlparte arf T9euo
cine tborid)te @cile ~perlDren, fereu
lie iid seid)dnlt. @enng, e8 nar
ntht6.
Mat wollte MIN bic Stube CIT eineil
Serru bernaictbeit, eS Wurbe &lle8 3es
rarmt. giadl Der IeitamentsDerfiigung
fiel elm 2beil be8 barren @ctoeS ber
Mutter Al, Der Sdmud Eaulilen, ben
Sl,,9en allcr(ei a"leinisfeiten ; Wt0bel
uno S8dldyc lollten ale sHfamnen
baberl, 10 Gatte Sie 5aute bO6it 9elpil'
ienbaft bisponirt.
Sim folgeltoen Spnntage begann man
sm rduller. Die Wtltter mar balb Sc,
troltet !; eS Seigte lid, Die Sctten warei
if0n leid)t, lagtter 0aultell, portrefFlidlf
Scsiise, Die Wt0bel Slpar a%ltntootld),
aber b%ailerbaIt, itnO ans DEN altTrdlt
fiIdeu SleiOern miirOe tod) m~aTd)erlc
surehtgcmat)t wrr6en f0nnct. Dl'
Sr,,sen nad)tcu lid iibcr ben alte!
&ram fer, SiiGer, Snrioi0, Crime.
rungSltilde. gSaltber bcfam io5ula9er
sen Abbub, Miii9elden, 9ficdlTldid.
den rub mas bcrgleid}en 81 Gage fam
aber er freutc lid) uad Sin0crort
Son scr @6id)e io!ltc ciDa5 u~cIipal)r
weroen fir &arlincn8 Nueiteler, meint
DIE Wtutter. Fdiililte iGe9etIe l~d)!licT:
lid, aber Die Wtuttcr iagte. ba5 &anfc.
Wirbe INNER idluer gcbcn.
Limb pa, iicB. cir lpattirter 5fod
nod faIt neu!" G8 luar Ger 0focf, Dol
beui Die 2antc 9elproben nnp mll
podjte Hauliue baS SerS. rNcn fornl
OH Oh bebalten," isgtc oic Mtlttcr
ymiD miirbe CT ST bif MAIDEN, Dir mir
er I'M gSintcr an Der 5u9i5tn Sialic lrb
out All Statten fDnnltil."
r@ut, Mtaua1cu," iagte DaS 4lfdr
dlen. gScnn bic altc Srau mirtlid) Gin
gelebeu, bab 4au(iae cine SClotnn1l
mn lie perbieut bate! llnb pcritefe
alte 2eute nibt oft ibr Sch iii oieIs
@eiIc?
sic legte Den 9tot in tDren Shron
Der Mtlitter woQte lie feline porStittse
0oifiunssn MAIDEN, aber lie nabn, fl
Dor, Nbenbs, ipeua gIeS Id)!ieF, 81
God si untsrIudet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-06-24
an eintr gisrpsuer!siaaaRa.t.

5talimeiiter: uHesbalb mol
len sic oen ,Bluto" oenr rtd2t iDleosf
baben? SD Oenfe bod, oas 1T geraoe
Gin 8fero fir Sic" rgfettl, oaS alte
Sbicr ltebt ia jeSesmal. lpeniI !A Der.
unterasialeH bin, itia. @ann's osnn
bod penigfteas ipeiter lieie!4 rAber
bann naiiSten 5ie bod crit langs birtter'
berlaufen." - rDas Dobl aber oarl
brau6te i9 bod nitt uieSer billanT'
~sniteisen!4
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-06-24
!. Gaiite, $50 Bis 800.
SmiiMeubcd, S22.5O.

Ruu breiie. giatte gu ::ermdbisten greiisn.
Ore obisen Stablbampfer iino jdrn,ntIlb
nell, BON por;iisliditer Yauart, NIB IN allen
lbeilen bequem ein9eri4tet.
Canoe, 4l5-435 Tub. 8reite.4S iSnB.
Gleetriide Beleudtunq in aaen Edumer-
Welfere austunft ertbeilen
Q.S6umader &C.,, @eneralsa gentsE
No. 5 Glib Gap Ctr. VaioIntore ven
ooer berer Dertreter i'm Snlanoe.
eugene &. ri pp It II, 0srnnaniI,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-06-24
NUpTs

g5s1 e~u.t.!en, rpe;cuN unfEsl5a. flt re ali Gteier
YetGisenusE gIo8s G-r5a-.H; ebCr s.ud!iGer Metfe
eAtet ui6t bier jGre Y~G!g,idm.ett, EEe leer ie stns
mel rrcbirt hat, NTH o!cie IN la o%teljaaet SinitSt
ttifreidsu ftcineu GItGeH f!GtriIh ridt mehr eEt1eg'
zen rcuep. Slbsp rrr GHer dGl2tu #ia3in ~ EoSiz
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-06-24

scrFreb turireu, linz 6 fteY'g 2tltGs gtBer
Mills ebsrgs wcr.trcu SET 8s1itopitbett, ttsfe
IistIs SeItirlGtt ~curjreuU .yrrbutsnh, ,u1Iett dne
GtaGuu0eH in IEpetu btigittseGp, HE IshEs fars
t.nS II. he Gingspe.ts rs5:!Ge, GBenE re aud SHr
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-06-24

Flower"

sd babe cine gteisuus gu Gpspepiia bon
rusinsr SHUTTER scertt. SD lit ;tpei Sabre
baran; fonfultierts cine @enge ster,ts. Sic
haIien mir nid,t. 9a ees
6elin0ert iii brau4te I'D Sbr August
Flower, inb senou stpsi
Gage haranf fibIte ib beSeutenbe GrIeiGses
runs. SaIb font ib ioireit. baB i1 ldIafen
xnS eisn fSnrte, uno i9 IlBlie. tab it ee,
iUa6 i0Gr. 9as mar
3wet Cages. tor Srei Sa9ren, unb
meiR 8efiacen it md
aaSs;eidnet. SD bin ME pbne cine 6lalde.
snS tpenn iD rni5 mug Elm ne;a freni1 per.
lopft iibIe, 70 tsitu cine 9pf4 peer sspei BON
August Flower bic glrteit. Sos GH5ne
e:r g9sei;in it, taS sic NIT i9rem 0etraud
p3ae irgcnb trel9e
gsrnopfua0. l@aaH4o s~airfunoen
ouf bas Gpgcn euib5.
reu f6n1sn. gG39renb i5 {ranf ioar, fii6lte
Do eues, ipa3 Elm 9Paui r.tr I9ien ftib!ea III
tSrnen. SD iuar Ger e~IsUaeIte nQer @idils
ner. SD IInn SUM S4iuB fagen, eaS i'd
eLaube, August Flower frirt SeSermann
BON ilgperbaus
2ebst Dol GlenG. Ijdtsit, tOsnn nit
Geritanb eenon,s
men. 81. 81. Gesb. 229 g~eIsfOntaine Str,
S~assraPoIiS, Sno." @
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-06-24

gu irser Sabres5sit ffslsn ii6
sdmersen elm, 70 fiber lDie bieislben
fommen iuiro ct. Soiobs Del lie beilsn
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-03-09

ers at ita session last Monday elected Mr..
john L. peAlier superintendent Of the
prison, in place OF j Frank Chavez re-
signed. The New MEXICAN had no can
didlte for the position. The New MEX
ICAN desired to be Independent in the
matter and kept out Of the fight.
As far as MIR. DE Mier is concerned the
new MEXICAN SAYS TO him this: lie will
in few weeks occupy a new position
the New MEXICAN does not propose to
preulge him his actions and his record
as superintendent will he judged as they
deserve; ii he acts properly and makes a
good superintendent and does not use his
position improperly or TO the detrment OF
the people, his management will be APP
proved ii he acts otherwise it will be dis
approved. The future will decide.
The New MEXICAN is now looking up
the record made by the board Of penlten'
tiary commissioners during the past year
and will have something to Say about
that in the near future.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-03-09
4 Change of Heart,

"The Santa Fe Sun gives it out that
Mr.. Catron would like to be delegate to
congress from this territory, and will
probably be the nominee of his party. 1t
has always been a matter of surprise to
us that man of Tom Catron's great
ability and force of character should be
content to remain money-grubbing law
yer, limiting his ambition for the most
part to acquisition of land grants and such
other forms Of property as he might gather
in by the way of fees. There is larger
and nobler field before him and he ought
to occupy it. His fortune is ample, his
tastes are simple and bis habits not ex-
travagant, and with the example of part
ner Elkins before him he should enter
into the noble game OF politics and try for
big stack OF honors. If he can get to
congress, in spite of all the Democracy
can do to prevent it, he can, no. only win
distinction, but be most useful dele
gate"
The above We clip from the Albuquar.
que Democrat, and it is to us a very IN
accountable article. To think that anv
Democratic paper would print such an
article of man whom they have always
called thief, land-grabber, villain and
all the other vile names in the dictionary
shows great change of views. There is
liz tie doubts though that if Mr.. Catron
were in congress he undoubtedly would
soon have an influence there such as few
men in the territory could command
Las VegBs Free Press.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-03-09
ARE They HONEST.

We trust the house is not putting to
death the bill providing for the cession OF
the arid lands to the western states and
territories. The unauimity with which
the Democrats are codding this measure
is certainly very significant, particularly
in view of the Tact that sentiment IN the
southern states WAS fOdnd so greatly OPP
posed to such an act that the recent
Trans Mississippi congress at New Or-
leans failed to have one word to say on
the subject. There are more ways OF
killing q dog than choking him to death
on butter, and it is Just possible that the
wiley Democracy is Oh this trail as regards
the avid lands question. Major Powel's
lobby is known to pe a very pc" ertul one.
In order to throw the western people OIL
the track it has probably so arranged
matters as to have this bill reported ia
vorably by the committee, concentrating
its opposition in tie house so as to kill it
in open session where the field for sue
cessful lobbying is wider than in com
mittee room. We are satisfied that the
sentiment OF the senate is alright on this
measure. Members OF that body are
"forninst" Powell methods and that is 8
biz gain in the very start; but the friends
OF the west will do well to keep theil
weather eye on the house in this matter
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-03-09
4 signal Honor.

No man, no matter what his politics,
religion or race, has done more for the
territory in the last decade that Hon. l..
B. Prince, and no man at the recent Com
mercla congress held in New Orleans was
better equipped with knowledge of the
work in hand than our governor. 1t was,
however, a signal honor-and a signlh'
cent one-that a citizen of New Mexico
should have been unanimously elected
permanent president Of that organization.
Governor Prince never fails to bring for
ward, in a convincing manner, the re-
sources and riches of sunshine land and
if he could only, coHscienciously, veer
round to the right sort of political creed,
The Times would take pleasure in saying
q great many truthful! things about him
which would, at the same time, be agree
able reading for his acknowledgements
fines.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-03-09

The Republican territorial committee,
at its session in Santa Fe on the LIST,
fixed the basis of apportionment for tie
territorial convention on the vote cast for
delegate at the last election. Each coun-
ty will be entitled to delegate for each
100 votes cast for the Republican candl-
date, and one for any fraction of over
seventy five, and each organized county
will be entitled to at least one dele gate
Upon this basis the convention to be held
at Silver City on the l4Ih of April will
consist of upward of 100 delegates. The
convention is made thus large purposely
to secure rs full and free an expression
of the wishes of the Republican electors
Of the territory as possible. This is as it
should be. The national convention
is the only place where the territories
have any voice in national affairs, and
the representatives sent there should be
such in reality as well as in name-and
furthermore they should he so recognized
by the nominee OF the convention,
should he be successful in the national
campaigu.--R Grande Republican.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-03-09
THE SAN JUAN COUNTY SEAT CONTROVERSY.


In the late issue of the junction City
Times there is an open letter to Judge
Seeds in regard to the removal OF the
county records from junction City to
Aztec, following his decision in the county
seat matter. The letter was evidently
written without due consideration, for if
its author had but considered the legal
aspects of the case he would have at once
seen the absurdity Of calling upon court
to act upon the assertions OF newspaper
reports and letters solely. As the letter
gives an entirely erroneous view of the
courts legal relation to the actions which
have taken place in San Juan county,
which view, if believed may tend to EN-
bitter feelings already aroused, we desire
to disabuse the minds OF the good people
OF that county of that view. Conceding
that the manner in which the records
were removed was illegal, after the taking
OF the appeal, the action OF the parties
who removed them can only be dealt
with as contempt of court. But as the
contempt was not in the immediate pres
ence of the court it can not act upon such
contempt until the facts are brought to its
attention 10 legal manner.
There would seem to be notion abroad
that courts have such personal interest
in their orders that they should be going
about with club upon their shoulders
ready to enforce them in summary way
upon every suggestion that they have
been disobeyed. Fortunately for our
peace this idea is erroneous. If the per
son who wrote the open letter would come
out from behind the cover of The Times
and make an affidavit of any contempt
which may have occurred, charging some
one with the contempt, and properly en-
tering it in court, We have no doubt but
that Judge Seeds will give it his imme-
diate attention. 1t is simply ridiculous to
imagine, let alone to expect, that the
judge would act upon anonymous COM
muuications and rumors, v here there is
nothing upon bis records upon which he
could base legal action. In all kindness
We would suggest to those parties in San
Juan county who think that their rights
have been invaded by the removal of the
records to get some lawyer with intel
Iigence enough to direct them correctly,
and present their case properly to the
court, and not attempt by inueudos in
newspapers to obtain that which is not
only illegal, but impossible.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-03-09

Mr.. DEACON recently killed bis wife's
French lover in France; Lieut.. Hether'
ington, of the U. S. navy, the other day
killed his wife's English lover in Japan.
The women in the cases are described as
being accomplished, handsome, of good
family and wealth. Verify, human
nature is human nature, be it in France
or Japan, be it an American or any other
woman, the higher up in the social scale,
and the more wealth, the more human
nature and human passions seem to have
free sway.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-03-09
SPIRIT OF THE TERIsITO-
RIAL PRESS.
4 Fool" Spirit.

1t is reported on excellent authority
that some of those desiring an appeal to
the supreme court in the county seat con
test have proposed to employ knaebel OF
Catrou to assist LanghlIn in conducting
the case in the higher court, whereat GER
tain Of the would be leaders declared they
"Would not contribute to pay Republi-
can lawyer" There was the very spirit
that has lost Junction the county seat,
has prevented the growth Of town here
and will always be bore to the progress
Of the community. 1t is the spirit the
Index has so frequently condemned and
criticised. No country ever prospered,