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Shefin'S Sale.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.

WHITNEY 'rIoNsLhtNr}
u stLneR.
Girl District Conrt for the Parish 81
Orleans.
rFs8GE S"yNf's: F7ssT ss"E-
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tenn -rytu I.h'uurele aud running lack
thi 'y-'onr sruents having y front Of one and
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no. of - "Hi"h ana o"iH" ov lana
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declared their intention to continue
their campaign of rechlessness and
decentralization. And now comes the
last and only test that can be applied.
and It's refusal cannot fail To coufoGnd
them as Il crew Of conSpirators ard adj
ventuIerS. ~WCrnennemies fee Demo-
cratic party. With unprecedented
~magnauimitv and with the generous
cantor and spirit Of personal sacrifice
that has always narkcd The a when
the interest Of party ar principle j. II
stake, COY. :. ID. hcEuerl, the true
nominee Of rle patty AID the audaaJf-
Ell choice y tile majority. III i !" III 70
Col. 4. ~. Crtndtil. Chairman Of tie
Executive Committee, under date
Feb. nh. authorizes him to submit d
propositi"H t. h Chairman 81 tie
Foster Committee, wherein lie urges
that the two tickets now bet"Ie he peo-
pie be Withdrawn, aHd thr larty left
tree to call a uew nominating couver-
fion ia tie sfeclien Of a ticket upon
which lie patty can unanimously u ite.
which woul oal;terate all differences
and heal III present breach. III :
e ter, opening an easy and honorable
c3ur>t fol cancellations, vas rejected by
the ring and H. intimati"n -IveD tittt
ufirrs Of aait} would not be en- eItaiu-
ed.
Nothing further can lie don. in the
premises, aa,l hopes of rec Hcjiiatior
are vain, a. nothing bnt 4 : lrru4er Of
every libe aud T 4ht. will plea his
faction of utptineipled otiicr seekers
and lnnrat tl pec,lteS, Who art l,d-td
to The destruction II TIE Democracy
and Who cling ~i,h a flrt,zA born Of
desperation t. their plan # paftv ruin
and set ag2Iaudi>ement. Shon d dis
asttr nyerfkr lt~. amt oHi ii. II tisS ard
government gain pass into he hands
of The dcspoiI i. it will he an 10 tie
action Of rii- ring. Il Is o co~naTdIce
or ii feeling OF weakness tina ctUSeti
the Dsm"crrtic "rLa lzitlnn i" Gtl AIT
irom IL 4 gmity in I~tro@uiz'us this
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ed hy the az aren't d;sorrtniztfi II in
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~ lEtEi A.. FitANGU B~ERGERON Jr.
W t l' 3trI~ti ua- ""t. - iii Iti4n to
im''d and APP int-.i administers P OF the
'.r eldest rs
y ", thrr t"r'. al persons ate Lerrby
an! notified 70 fe 5eir opposition
Y ting 70 tpc sI'd a~ir,'i.st ion with the
"tk - SAIL '"irr Al bis iii 4 ~ the Town OF
''aUT M \ - after TIN iir~T puhlica-
d "n n 'r"i otherwise lh ID applc.nt viii
" sppnIntrd and |rauiirtu. at - such ,duIuis-
~ u trrntela en- with NV.
Witness IN. hand aud The impress of
mT : Al # oilic- tatS che .Jtl day
t~~1 o! January A. ID. 1872.
J W. KNORLOGH.
clerk of said Court.
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NNOUNtEMEST>.
CLERK OF COURT.

To TIE Drmoc,atic Fotcrs Of The
Parish " LofoHrche.
thereby submit myself as \ Candidate Tor
tfae Office of
CLiHK OF COURT
Of htS Paris3t. af tie 4rnreaching Primary
Fl.ctian, and respectfully solicit your SIP
nor. CHAS J. BARKER.
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GgI-DIET

lMr Editor s-iGsast announce my name
a. a candidate for the uIi e OF SHERIFF Of
tiIe r4lisHet - archc, subject to the Dom
DC ttfc nomination. i. Z. LORiO.
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P. E. LURIO.
Sheriff OF
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
-0til Judicial District Court, Parish
of Lafonrche

tTS&'oR& If Fano,js Beroero {
md MS wiic E1isl GFq5ert beth de.
erased No. 131r Probates.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA
Goth Judicial District Court Parish of
aiout che.
Gco'gc Sinciar Us No 9G25 MS.
f. COutOn ct ais.

Take notice THIS acting under and bv viz
tue OF M order Of seizure amt safe ctraftlt.
from the above tntiII-d court IN tile aor,,
entitled and ! unhered ease | havr seized art
Will offer Tor sale at pubnc aue1ion ia; su,p
to law To the last ami highest biddr" ut th,.
Court House in the town Of Thibnianx on
SATURDAY MARCH 9TH 1892.
between the hour Of III O'clock A. m. and 4
O'Clock p. NJ. the following descr,bed nron,r.
~ to-wit:
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GQNGEFP.

Thereby annunrc~ myself a. a candidate
for CORONER the Parish Of Lafour, ne.
p. D.. MtLANGON, NJ. r..
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HE STATE OF LOUISIANA
20th judicial District Court Parish
of Llfou che.
Hrs. ~fg'aRtHe Ihibo iaur. 4oife Of
y eift"gtoH Heteft rS Her Creditors
No. $3.50.

AK NOTICE.. r.4t MEETING or
H. cIrdu"ts at Mr.. ~ ITO Thibi-
M. II W".tia.rnu H-byrt ~ said par
- !! ~ j d! ot rhe I1lb dav uI March
n l8 h'rieek \ NJ. b-fn,r Phi ip +. LIE
core eii'tF 'f.lk t.d f.xljfic.n Notary
81 ~, as tic IN til t"wa VI rblbaI4ux
" ~ PaFP'S" - collaborating un The best
"a" - >lo>tng at he propr ~ aud effects
sttd in~flvrrt. ~alpon'm ~ Of, svndic a
y d" thar IA :ae III al wai : an proueed-
: - 1T saul IE,at vct t arc ,iaNeh.
Nltnts~ ny hand aud rue impress OF
- my Scd 81 .a;-c .tfl. ,,i.iv La.
~ this the t3'h dav at Frt.. A d., ~
y. w. II >nREUGH,
Clerk ef said G0urt.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
20 b Judicial DISTRICT Conrt Par
iii of Liflnrche.

Succession Of Nryteritts Carmo'jte
LeBIaRc uidor If NdrceiiA
teriR No 1881 Prob .feS
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FEB. -. 1892.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-11-11
PERSON NAL.

Father l. NJ. Grom Of Las Vegas, is in
the capital.
Probate Judge Antonio j. Ortiz, of
Galsteo, is in the city on business.
R. NJ. Goshorn, clerk of the district
court, has returned from his sad journey
to Wayne, Neb,
W. H. Kennedy, the prosperous hard
ware merchant at Cerrilos is in the cap
ital on business.
At the Exchange: Perfocto Esquibel,
TERRA Amarilla Serafn Salazar, Cha
mita; NJ. G. Hughes, Durango.
Hon. Demetrio Perez, the efficient ter
ritoral auditor, has returned from So
zorro county where he voted on Tuesday
last.
Judge Seeds and the court officials will
leave for Taos county on Monday next;
court is to be held during the coming
week.
Captain S. II. Lincoln, 10th infantry,
stationed at Fort Stanton, is on a visit to
Fort Marcy and is the guest of Colonel
Pearson.
Irving Hale, general western represen-
tative of the general Electric company
with headquarters at Denver, is in the
capital on business.
S. NJ Cart, superintendent of the gov
eminent Indian school, is in the central
part of the territory looking after 'little
Injuns" for his school.
Mel. Hughes, an old time popular pas
senger conductor on the Santa Fc road
between Las Vegas and Albuq 4ue
now running passenger train on the D.
& R. G. between Durango and Chama, is
in town to-day taking well merited rest,
stopping at the Exchange.
At the Palace Paul j. Wielandy, st.
Louis; A. Singer and wife, Albany, N. Y;
G. E. Jacobs, Kansas City; A. E. Clough,
Chicago, R. M. Goshorn, City, and the
De Lange-Rising company, consisting of
L. Be LANCE, Will S. Rising, Miss Agnes
Stone, Miss Lottie Mortimer, Gilbert
Gregory and G. S. Willard.
Will S. Rising, of the Tangled Up COM
pany, met several old friends in our midst
to-day. He was seen in company with
Lieut.. E. H. Plummer, whom he knew at
West Point some years ago. Mr.. Rising
also called up Gov. Prince. An enthus-
iastic house will undoubtedly greet De
LANCE and Rising at the court house to-
night.
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ELECTRIC LIGHTS.
A Council Meeting to Consider the
ACCESSIBILITY Of an Increase.

Mr. Irving Hale, representing the Gen
eral Electric company, successor to the
Edison General Electric company and the
Thomson-Houston Electric company, is
in the city negotiating for an increase in
the electric plant. The parties repre-
sented by Mr.. Hale propose to install
sufficient addition to the present plant to
give Santa Fe q frst-class electric ser
vice and put the plant on q sound paying
basis, provided sufficient inducements
are offered in the way of a contract for Il
suitable number of lights at fair prices
to insure a reasonable return on the in
vestment. With abundant capital behind
the plant, there is no doubt that it can be
made a trst-class paying enterprise.
1t has been the desire of the progressive
citizens of Santa Fe to have the city illu-
minated with arc lights and place it on a
par in this respect with the other cities of
similar and smaller size in the territory,
as it is recognized that proper system
of street illumination is essential not
only to the welfare of the city, but to its
reputation for progressive spirit among
the travelling public. II is found, how
ever, that the cost of arc lights to COM
pletely light the city as it should be done
would somewhat exceed the allotment for
street lighting for the current year, and
it will therefore probably be considered
best to use at present only four arc lights
around the plaza, removing the present
incandescent lights in that vicinity to
points on the south side and elsewhere,
where they are badly needed. This will
give fair illumination for the present
and will keep within the appropriation.
The superiority of the arc light over
| the incandescent for street lighting is
universally recognized, and it is only in
small places that the latter is commonly
used, 1t is certainly to be hoped that the
city will embrace this favorable oppor.
tunity to at least make a beginning in
this direction and secure the support of
outside capitalists in increasing the cleo,
trio plant and making it a permanent and
paying institution.
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legislative assembly to look after their
intcrests they were level headed.
The returns from every precinct in the
county of Santa Fe have been received
and the board of county commissioners
will meet on Monday next to sit as a
board of election canvassers, and to de-
clare the result. No ballot boxes have
been stolen this time from the Office of
the county clerk.
Felix Cordova and Antonio Jose Mar
tipez, of Taos county, were before U. S.
Commissioner Victory to-day having
been charged with some supposed in
fraction of the election laws; they were
Judges of registration in precinct No. 2
Taos county. They gave bond to appear
before the next U. S. grand jury in this
/ ritv
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A FINE SEND OFE.
Tangled Up" Tonight at the Court
House.

Will S. Rising, who is the star Of the
DeLang Rising Comedy company, which
appears at Grants opera house on Thurs
day evening, is one of the most versatile
actors of to-day. Mr.. Rising is the son
of one of the richest and most prominent
men in central Ohio, and his education
begun in this country, was finished in
Europe, where he was given every advan-
tage to perfect his wonderful voice under
the best masters. Mr.. Rising's family had
no idea that the eldest son would turn his
musical gifts to practical use and were
Mortified when he announced his intention
of going upon the stage. His first APP
pearance was an ovation, and his years of
hard work have been a series of brilliant
successes. Until two years ago Mr.. Ris-
ing had confined himself to opera, where
his exquisite tenor voice, handsome face
and figure placed him rapidly in the front
rank. Two years ago he turned his at
tention to comedy, and started with Lolita
Last season he was again in opera, and
during trip abroad found the brilliant
little French play, which he translated
and put upon the road this autumn. His
voice is the zenith of its beauty, and his
ability as an actor places him at pecu-
liar advantage. Mr.. Rising has never
dropped out of the social circle in which
the wealth and position of his family
placed him, and he is as popular among
the staid, conservative old friends of his
boyhood home as he is in his chosen pro-
fession. There is nothing of the namby-
PANTY pretty fellow about him. An
athlete, he delights in manly sports, yet
is he one of the most adorable lovers on
the stage. 1t is greatly to be regretted
that he and his splendid company will be
in Albuquerque but the one night-Albn
puerque Citizen.
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Alphonce Hemphling, Of Summit town
thip, Butler Co., Pa, made an affidavit
shat his II year old con, who had had St.
Vitus Dance for twelve years, lost his
speech, was completely cured after using
three bottles OF DR.. Miles Restorative
Nervine. and also recovered his speech.
Thousands testify to wonderful cures from
using it for nervous diseases, dyspepsia,
nervous debility, dullness, confusion Of
mind, headache. etc. -Four doses of this
Nervine cured Mrs. W. E. Burns, South
Bend, Ind, who had been suffering with
constant headache for three months.
Trial bottle and elegan, book free o. A.
9. Ireland, ir.'s.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-11-11

Several hundred copies of the COVER
nor's report for 1892 have been received
at the executive office and are being sent
out to the governors of the states. A
great number of applications have been
received from all over the country and
these are likewise being supplied. The
report makes a neat pamphlet of forty
pages and is filled with every kind infor-
nation regarding New Mexico. The set
of four annual reports made by Gov
Prince form a magazine of facts relative
to the territory of great value to every
New Mexican and almost indispensable
for reference. Those wishing the new
report should apply early. The report
treats of every subject of interest from
land titles to statehood.
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CATRON AHEAD.
Returns Coming in Slowly, But Favor
ably to the Republicans
Political Chat.
Highly Compliments TO
the New Mexican,

Highly ppreclhIeu-NOm 10
the New Mexican.
oil Max Frost, Editor New Mexican,
SANTA FE, Nov. 10, '92.-Dear Sir Few
persons or politicians in this territory or
elsewhere are willing to give the press
The credit duly deserved for the aid and
assistance rendered a political party and
It's candidates during the campaign. Es-
pecially is this true in New Mexico, This
committee has noticed during the past
two months the untiring energy, ability
and vigor which has characterized the
editorial management of your papers, the
Daily New MEXICAN and Ell NUEvo Me-
XIcANo and we assure you that your
efforts have been fully appreciated. We
consider that you have been powerful
factor III the most bitter roliticalfght ever
waged in this territory, not only in gaining
the sweeping victory in Santa Fe county
| but in the presentment Of the Republican
side of the case to the people of New
Mexico. The New MEXICAN in our opinion
is entitled to more credit than any other
factor or individual assisting in the fight.
A bite, personal, malignant and con
tcmptiblo warfare was begun and waged
upon our candidate, during the entire
capyass. The columns of your papers
show how the enemy was met on every is
sue of TINS or any other kind.
We desire to thank the Republican
press of New Mezico for its good work in
the caust ana feel convinced that the
future will find each and every loyal Re-
publican paper fighting the battles of the
party with that vigor displayed during
The past two months. Very respectfully
K. +. TwITCHELL,
L. 4. HUGuus, Chairman.
L---.-.
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Election Chat.

According to the Albuquerque Citizen
the crop of Democratic aspirants for ter
ritorial offices in Albuquerque is quite
large and still growing rapidly.
W. D. Lee, of Chama, is awaiting the
arrival of to-night's New MEXICAN to
know just how the election went. He
will take no other authority.
Noill B. Field lost $500 on the result in
Sierra county: he made two bets of $3.50
each that the county would give Joseph a
majority; it gave Catron a majority
of 7.
Valencia county gave about 1900 ma
iority for Mr.. Catron. The Democrats
had no county ticket, and only few of
them went to the polls.-Albuquerque
Citizen.
Mr. Catron will certainly appreciate the
vote he received in this city. He is beaten
by only a small majority here, and car
ries nearly all the other precincts.-Albu-
querque Citizen.
Grant county did nobly and turned a
Democratic majority into small Re-
publican majority; A. B. Laird is elected
sheriff by the largest majority on the
ticket; he was the Republican candidate
for that office,
The legislative delegation from this
county is pledged to the division of Ber-
nalillo county and the creation of a new
county in the western portion, with Gal
lup as the county seat.-Albuquerque
Citizen.
Socorro county gave Joseph 54S two
years ago. L. V. Chavesa and II. NJ. Dough-
erty assured Nj. Joseph that he would
carry it this time by from $50 to 500 ma
iority, but he didn't You can't always
tell, you know
The Republican county commissioners
did not have a useless well dug at an ex-
pense to the county of 500 in order to
make votes as did the Democratic county
commissioners not so many years ago;
but Santa Fe county went Republican at
any rate.
W, II. Patterson, Republican candidate
for the council in Sierra and Socorro
counties, ran away ahead of the Repub-
lican ticket in Sierra county; the miners
wanted the right kind of a man in the
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Fell Dead,

These words are very familiar TO our
readers, as not day passes without the
report of the sudden death of some promi-
nent citizen. The explanation is "Heart
Disease" Therefore beware If you have
any of the following symptoms: Short
Breath, Pain in Side, Smothering Spells,
Swollen Ankles, Asthmatic Breathing,
Weak and Hungry Spells, Tenderness in
Shoulder or Arm, Fluttering of Heart or
Irregular Pulse. These symptoms mean
heart disease. The most reliable remedy
is DR.. Miles New Heart Cure, which has
saved thousands of lives. Book of testi-
monials free at A. @. Ireland's, who also
sells the New Heart Cure.
Kelley Island Sweet Catawba $3.50 per
gallon at Colorado saloon.
Fine McBraysr whisky at Colorado sa-
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-11-11
san Juan County.


Special to the New Mexican,
Aztec, Nov. H. 1892.-San Juan coun-
ty, all precincts, Catron 1874, Joseph 1852,
Burns 23S Martinez 213 Sanchez 1858,
Bowman PSI, Chavez, 1862, Martinez 1S9,
CaHdeIario 271. Republicans elect two
commissioners, probate clerk, assessor,
school superintendent and sheriff. Dem
ocrats elect one commissioner, treasurer,
Probate Judge, surveyor and coroner.
Joseph's ma jority is 6S.
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Grant County.


special to the New Mexican.
SILVER Cry, Nov. 11.-With only Rico
lite precinct lacking, the net majorities
reported stand, Catron 5, Hall GS, Prayer
n, Stoval g. Wright Ga. Laird 3O1, Young
2O3, Miles 1906 Portertield %, Thielman
50, Fleming 70, Shannon 4, Brannan %,
Foster 2l9. Catron carries Grant county
on complete returns by 8 majority.