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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-08-29
PUBLIC INsTITuTioNs.


Among the more important public !nst!-
tutions located here, in spacious and attrac-
tive modern buildings, are the u 8. court
and federal Office building, thu territorial
capitol, st. vincent's sanitarium, territorial
penitentiary, New Mexico Orphans training
school, st. Vinccnt's charity hospital, U. 3.
government Indian school, Ramona memo
rial institute for Indian girls, st. Catherine
Indian boys training school, Fort Marcy
barracks, St. Michael's eollege, Loretto ac:d;
envy, Presbyterian home missions industrial
school for girls, Now Mexico deaf and dumb
institute, New West academy, Catholic
cathedral and four parish churches, Epis-
copal, Presbyterian, Methodist and Con-
EDUCATIONAL churches, the governors palace,
The archepiscopal residence Of Archbishop.
B. Salpointe and Bishop P. L. Chapelle
and many others, including first-class hotel
accommodations, and several sanitary in.
stitutions for the benefit Of heslth.seekers.
Santa Fe county has an area OF l,49s,00s
acres and population Of 1000. The prin-
Opal occupations are mining, sheep and cat
tie raising, truck farming and fruit growing.
The valley soils are especially adapted to
horticulture and there is NJ hand never
failing market Ia Tie mining c&npa.
In the southern portion of the county
mining forms the principal industry, the
large deposits of coal, lead, silver, iron, cop
per and gold, in veins as well as in the form
Of placer gold, at Cerrillos, New Placers
(Do1ores), Golden and San Pedro being just
" noted for their richness.
THE WORLDS sANrTARIuh.
But it IL to Santa FEES superior climatic
advantages, and its fame as natures most
potent healing power as cure for consump-
ton and other pulmonary diseasethat Santa
Fe bases its great future upon. The highest
American medical authorities concede tbs
superior advantages of the city'o location.
The requisites of climate curative Of
consumption, are, according to the begs
medical testimony, altitude, dryness, equa-
bility of temperature light and sunshine,
and q porous soil. Moreover, If possible,
these must be sought in localities interesting
and attractive, where variety and occapar
Non i,ay be had, and the social advantages
ars good.
An eminent German authority says: "Ths
altitude most favorable to the human organ.
em IL about 1900 metssa." Somswhs. usors
Nan Ab0e fees.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-08-29
| up her face for a kiss.
But it wasn't change such as this.

And he swore big oath and he answered
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-05-20
DISTRIBUTION OF BALLOTS

Section "a The county and city clerks shall
send the ballots printed by them TOR the several
polling places in each city or town m the county
as herein provided to all the several city aud
town clerks 50 as 10 be received hy them twelve
hours a. least prev. us 10 the opening OF the polls
on the dav Of election. in separate sealed PACK
a,eS with marks on the outside Of each. clearly
designating the polling place for which they are
Intended and the number Of ballots OF each KIND
enclosed: and the respective city and town clerks
shall on delivery t. them of Such packages re
tIIrn receipts therefor and shall keep record OF
I Tho. Iine when. and the manner in which, the
/ several packages are sent, and each clerk shall
+ preserve for the period # one year the rreelpts
therefor each clerk shall send To the board OF IN
Spectors OF each polling place in his city or town,
before the day o. election. the ballots - pre-
T Pared sealed and marked for each voting place.
j and receipt Of such delivery shall De returned
- them from tie presiding or senior etec-
ton officer present. which receipt shall be
! Kent in the clerks office IN case tie
/ ballots To be furnished TO any city or town or
/ voting place therein. in accordance with ia"
provisions OF this act shah fail for any reason
II Ne duly delivered. or 10 case after delivery
they shall be- destroyed or stolen. il shall Doe the
| duty Of tie CLERK OF such cl-y or Town u cause
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-05-20

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h IT, v5 as his nam t. lad az ee, ''T S slii
| Section 49, The general law rcauirinr- m
registration of electors. and maxim Urovisio
therefor shall apply TO the annual rIllIni.iual an
| judicial elections IN all cities villages and towns
| IN which registration is required at general cleo
lions by the preceding section, when the commO
council Of SUCH city, or the board of trustees O
such village shall 10y ordinance or resolution. s.
declare and provide, bat such ordinance o
resolution SGdH apply 10 any such election. q
toe held WlLum thirty days after the adoption
OF the same by such council OF board of trustees
| Section II. The persons authorized by law &c
act a. inspectors OF election in each of such towns
| wards OF c4rctl3n districts, small constitute The
board OF registry therefor The said inspectors
| SEaH hoId their first meeting On Tues
| ~ Ivu' Weeks p eSeu'uS tacA genera
| sii7lI4o.'' dt tue pace "ieFe sald ti7c
| -. - ~ y ii'lur anu IN erection !Is
ltL'' a. Nll'eA liltlH "eTt poeu al IAe previous
| 7aT - - ~ 80 80 VI -. "a, ;
- an. ' .'7it W. ~ " 'iieii ~ ~
HaiI In 'tii e. '4'Ts ,i.. ti,y
"a, to'V 40 94t l"o "'9' a. tGSdt 4Di
~ pui p@se 81 'iI'H,u- s",h I!SI, ih.y ShGi
met II A'.Ie GiocA III tle forenoon ana mold
lLlet n'sS'iu-S open uLlh tlIil, o CtocA IN t't
81 NJ - - ~ S-"t' ".''ln- "ICn tley Sh.th
~ ne Clv. hs q '',uia" ~ Ia" 10 ACT as cIrfh~
q erection Slldl act as clerks or the board ~
| registry on HE day OF election only. Their pro
.7eilu-7 s1I DC open anu al electors OF inc dis
80 sL's'il ne eAtiltet 10 Ie Aetd 10 relation I"
| ColIyVt'oAs OF "u"''l"iS 20 7aiA registry. lavS
shaH nave the same powers 10 preserve order.
| which I-NpectoIS OF 'lacll'h nave on election
Gays ana vacancies IN the board shall b. irt IN
| lio same manner iAAt vacancies are hied at
ere, IONS. ~,
| ',Egtt'tl 10. sac SAID inspectors before doing
-' - SHss ~ ~ any 'aAe anu TltLN-i4h,
Tue o1tA Cf inspectors at q general election. and
9a a. I,Ieli Li1aI meeting, MAKE d registry %
| an the electors OF their respective districts,
pacing thereon the fu4I names, ALPHABETICALLY
arranged according 10 surna!neS IN one column
Gi.I u" another me iesiteHce 10y uuhner anu
name OF street or other location II known. II
| any titctoi residence Is at any motel or publc
boarding mouse; the name OF the hotel or board
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-05-20
WHEN BALLOTS MAY BE RECEIVED AT
THE DOOR.

Section Il. If it shall be announced to the
board of inspectors IN any election precinct that
a voter is at the door, who is unable to enter the
polling place without assistance. the board of
inspectors may in their discretion, appoint one
OF their number to take an Ut1iC al ballot and 20
70 the entrance OF such polling place, and present
II 10 such physically disabled person. aud assist
hIIn III marking il. if such voter desires him to do
SO. When the ballot shall have been marked. il
shall be folded and Immediately taken back MO
the polling place, whereupon the Inspector shall
distinctly announce that he holds III his hand "a
ballot offered by -- (nauing tile
person., person who IS physically disabled from
entering the room without assist auct. - He shall
then ask the qurs'i . Does anyone object To-
the reception of this ballot:' II no objections
are offered the ballot shall be deposited in the
box and minute shall be made on the pou bool,
10y the clerk 1t election, thus: Ballot received
at the door" In ease objection is made TO the
reception Of the ballot, by any qualified electOT
present, the inspectors shall decide upon the Oh
lection, and If they deem II well founded. shall
destroy the ballot otherwise it shall be deposited
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-05-20
SWEARING N VOTES OF UNREGISTERED
VOTERS.

Section 55. on election day the Inspector
snail designate two Of their number, at the open
in Of the polls. who shall heck the name Of ~
cry eectOr voting IL such district who's. name Is
on the registry. ANY person whose Name j. BOT
on SUCH registry, but who = qualified voter il
such district, shall. nevertheless. Ds entitled u
vote tueTeat. at such election. uDoC compliance
with the following provisions. and not OF -r,'ise
namely. He shall. a. The time h- cif-rs ms vote.
deliver t. the inspectors his AFFIDAVIT. in which
he shall state the facts showing that Le has since
the completion Of the registry, become qualified
voter OF such district. and was no. 50 quat.tet u
. the day such registry was completed. ami 9-I!
deliver Herewith, the afidavIrs OF Two trg"-ul.
eFS electors in such election district corr. urat
iug all the material statements IN his affidavit
and in case any person, who was voter al tn.
last previous general election IN any election dis
trct II this state. shall not be registered ,.ci
person shah br eCEtieI l. vote on making az.
day!t that he was entitled 70 vote a. such pE-ytOL
general election in tie election districts HLev- h.
cff-rs to vote. naming the same. and that lie la
20. become dis4gai!heI tT reason q
removal from such election ttlSIr. Z, o
oiLeEw.Se, s4Zce such e.el..v-, OF Il
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-05-20
VOTES on QUESTIONS SUBMITTED TO THE
PEOPLE.

Section 80. Whenever a proposed cOnstitu-
tfunal amendment or other question * to be sub
mitted to the people Of the state for popular
vote the secretary of state, unless otherwise d
duy and not less than fifteen days before election
certify the same to the clerk Of each county Of
the state, and the clerk Of each county shall in
clujr the same IN the publication provided for IL
section % of this act
Section 81 Whenever the secretary Of state
has duly certified TO any county clerk auy alIr-
tiun 10 br submitted 10 a vote Of the people the
county clerk shall prepare and distribute ballots
of such form a. will enable the electors to vote
upon the question 50 presented in the manner
pare the necessary ballots whenever any question
Is required by any law to be submitted to the
vote of the electors OF such county.
Section -. Whenever the common council Of
any city has, by ordinance or resolution. sub
nittel any question to the vote OF the people the
such form as will enable the electors u vote
upnu the question presented, in the manner
provided by this act or by the ordinance or resO-
luton.
Section 81 When not otherwise required to be
on a separate ballot. the ballot on all questions
pared the same paper with the other ballots,
and AT the foot II the same. ana no ballot Oh sch
question shall be counted unless mark is made
applicable 10 il
section 81 Whenever it shall appear by affi-
davlt, that au error or omission has occurred in
I the publication Of the names, or description OF
I the candidates nominated for office. or in thu
printing of the ballots, the circuit court Of th,
proper county, or the pres. ding Judge thereof
NAV. upon application Dy any elrCtoT. by or Ter.
sunmarIy require of the county Or CITY clerk t,
correct such error. or to show cause why suci
error should not be corrected, and by order Caus,
! such correction to be forthwith made after suCI
, hearing
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-05-20
P,Ihlished May II, I99.

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= gEAFI Eh %
ftgr4 and revise the 50 us VI
- general eltttloAS' IA7 con
MI re.. rms u tht sdIle :, ana "a
-sg and PURIFY " 10
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state az W iscoaelil' ~
as-rHa.N ~ e.'Jt'' III n f,.rI1NS
easr it.l'. ,,,,warGs. belonging to
@ no shall have re-
"..- .arunyt preceding any
stfuu district where he
tsIl he deemed a quail
r....-f States.
m birth who shall have de
rs become citizens, con
fths United States on the
han blood. who nave once
IN a3a II congress to pc clLizehs
4nE subsequent law OF con
outstanding
u Indian descent, not
-r-.a being descendant OF
.. Superior, or any other
@ -.f.g. within this state, AMI
-.ryatton, who shall make
iii before he clerk OF the
.nu-y Of the county where
aas no claim upon the
..l assistance from any APP
-rrsS for the benthL "
rarrby reHuQulSheS all
nr.3 claim or receive any
-,.,ra-. winch L- may have.
a..4 l..t.t and recorded
-I shall be presunptlye CYL
d Is NOT member OF any
rl-at vote al an elections
ii 5-AerW lsr quallued ~
d the provisions hereof,
tae AFFIDAVIT Ot a quaIiled
office x the clerk of
whom che sam shall
slalI h@ recorded 10y Such
provided for that purpose,
g4e dJiIas, and shall entltle
gl1 is q citizen Of this state,
ae years or upwards, eX-
uulrr guardianship, and
..l.leI bF section >, OF artI-
if Wisconsin, who has
~ STATE one year, and IN the
She offers to vote ten
tuv election pertaining 10
r- ana the election Of school
amy town. cIJy or village,
..ra 8t such election.
.f.r-aall vote except in the
S. person, who shall have
t-aa--ri directly or Indirect
..ar pending upon the result
ue shall offer 10 vote
.4 su,a u sucn election; ami
aaa nave been convicted u
.tea from the riSAt OF SUI
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-05-20
ASSISTANCE TO VOTERS IN MARKING
BALLOTS

Section &C. Any voter, who declares to the
presiding election officer that he IS a voter and
cannot read or write. or that, by blindness or
other physical disability, he is unable to mark his
ballot, shall be informed that he have the as
SIStance Of either Of the inspectors, clerks or
ballot clerks, 10 assist him in marking his ballot
or two OF them, If he desires. The person or
persons selected shall retire to the booth or COM
partment with the eiector, and such officer or
0fncerS shall read the names of all the can II.
dates on the ballot tor each Office. and asa the
elector (which one do you vote for" and the
ballot snail be marked according TO the expressed
preference OF the voter: and such officer or Of
lcers shall certify the outside that the ballot
was marked with his their assistance, and
Snall thereafter give no Information regarding
the same The presiding officer at the election
may ~ ms discretion require such declaration
or disability 10 be made 10y the voter under oath
before nun, and he Is HEREBY qualified to admin
lSier the oath. lutOxlcaIOu shall not be regarded
a physical disability and no intoxicated person
shall for that reason. bee entitled 10 assistance in
marking his ballot. After a ballot has been
marked for a voter. he shall not show such bal
iOt To any person, provided, however that il may
be submitted 10 another election officer 10 aSCrr
tam II II has been marked as he desired The
clerk shah enter upon the poll list after the
OF any ceClOr, who had assistance in marking, his
ballot a memorandum stating that the ballot
marked by an inspector or clerk
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-05-20
I, y, Y, Q, -.

indicating an intent to mark against any name it
shall be- deemed u sufficient vote for the CIuI,-
date against whose name the mark Is made.
Fourth, when the electOr shall have written the
name of the person in the proper place for writ
ing the same, lie shall be deemed 10 have voted
for that person although he shall have omitted t.
erase the name printed IN the same column for
the same of1ice.or SHAH have made mark against
the same. against any other name for the Sam.
office, or omitted 10 mark against the name writ
ten. Fifth, mark made ont of its proper place.
but on name or so near 1t as TO indicate that il
was intended for that name. shall be deemed q
vote for that name; but if the mark is near Il
space for marking TO indicate tnat it was ia
tended for that space, 1t shall Ue deemed intended
for ne nam" TO which SuCu space applies Sixth
a ballot put in without any marks shall not he
counted. and ballot not marked at the top.
shall be counted only for the persons for whom
the marks therein are applicable.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-05-20
INFORMATION TO VOTERS

The following Instructions are given for the in
formation and guidance Of voters. \ voter upon
entering thu. polling place. and giving his naulr
ana feuce Viii Receive ballot from the bal
If clerk ~ GIeu must have endorsed thereon the
names or initials of both ballot clerks, and no
other can lie used Upon receiving his ballot.
voter must retire alone 10 a booth or compart
rrl-rt and prepare the same for voting. bal OF
clerk may inform the voter a. 10 the proper man
r,rr 1f marking a ballot. but he must not advise
dr. Indicate IA any manner whom toyute for The
voter If he wishes u vote tor all the candidates
nominated ny any party should make a cross
mars \ an Ter the party designation printed at
the tap Of The ballot n the square made Tor that
r,.frr1S, y ballot marked and having no
/ Irhrr marx viii be counted Tor all pf the CaEll
dates OF that party in the column underneath M
I les he names of some Of the candidates q the
r4rtv have been erased. and viii be counted TOT
all names written IN lieu OF one erased or pasted
| over a printed name II the voter WISHES 10 vote
! +cr some of the candidates Of the different point
{ zeal part.eS he should erase the names OF tu'
4 candidates he does not desire 10 vote Ter ans
rl.s a cross mars x. after the name OF each can
tfdate he does desires 10 vote for. II he wishes =
vote Tor a person FOR u certain oitlce whose name
: not ru he ballot. he must write the name j
f-aa rl.uE space under the printed name ~ IN
candidate tor the ftlca ana make cross. \ 10 IN
! quake - lie s-t q Il. The ballot S-e--1 10
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-05-20

general election laws Of this state After prepar
M his ballot the elector shall fold each Of them
50 that the face OF the ballot will be concealed.
aud 50 that the printed endorsement, and the
signatures or initials of the ballot clerks thereon.
~ Y be seen. He shall then vote, forthwith and
before leaving the polling pla g.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-05-20
VOTING ENTIRE PARTY TICKET BY ONE
ARE

/ Section -. Any elector may mar; cross. Is
above described. in the space under party dos
lSnatIon printed a. the head OF the ballot. such
nominees of the party who's. names and Gr>i-ua-
tons appear on the ballot in that column, uni SIS
. the voter shall have eraS i some name in the
CpLutIn or marked against the name II the can
dltdte Tor the same Office in some other column.
or written in another name; in which case the
nam" written in OF marked in another column
SlaII toe counted Us the one voted tor the partIcu
lar office.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-05-20

utnrr uanoJs 10 ne prepared. IN pruning or
writing. substantially in the form Of the ballots
50 wanting; and upon re .,ipr of such other
1aIIOts from him accompanied by statement
under oath that the same have been
SO prepared and furnished by him, to replace the
original haiOtS which have not b4eu received
or have been 50 destroyed or stolen. the election
oincers shall cause the ballots substituted 10
from any cause the ballots are moi ready for dis
trlbutIon at any polling place as heretofore pro
NIed, or if the supply of ballots should be
smile unofficial ballots may he used but tie
voter using them must. before voting, present
them unmarked to the ballot clerks. have thetr
SIGNATURES or initials endorsed thereon. and then
the voter shall prepare il for voting
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-05-20
POLLING BOOTHS TO BE PROVIDED.

Section s. All officers upon whom is imposed
ny law tie duty Of designating polling places
sHaIlr under the penalties herein provided, pro-
woe ana maintain in each polling place. desig-
mated by Them a sufficient number of places or
compartments al least twenty four inches wide
anu tNentyf"ur inches deep, with shelves for
writing. which shall be furnished with such sup
Pin and cunVenirnceS as shall enable the voters
% "hTtnIently prepare their ballots for voting,
ana each cOmpartma INT shall be- furnished with a
door, screen, or curtain OF cloth. 50 hung TO
completely screen the voter and any one who
may lawfully assist him, from observation. while
HL1f"lnE ana preparing ballot, and said room
siIiil have guard rail SO constructed that only
persons within said rail can approach within five
irtJ OF the ballot boxes, or the places and com
partmeniS herein provided for. The number Of
suca places. shelves or compartments Shall not
he less than one Tor every fifty electors who
voted At the last preceding general election IN the
N-~it-cl No person except the officers OF election,
"thcr than voters engaged in receiving, prsDar-
ing or 4rEo-ltinE their ballots. shall be permitted
. he within SAID ralI. TIE expense OF providing
ard maintaining such places, shelves. compart-
mehts, doors screens or curtains, and guard
fa.iS, shall he a public charge. and shall ba pro
Nded for IA the same manner as the other cleo
ton expenses.
= - .T~rrr
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-05-20

Section y. IN making the official publication
regulrcd by the preceding section the county or
CITY clerk as the case may Ice, shall precede the
same. with a statement which shall be substan-
TALLY in the following form, the heading for
which shall be COnSpiCuously displayed:
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-05-20

--oti|u !. On rt|eTpI q Us 1aI1J Inc eIecr-
or shall forthwith and without leaving the poll
mo I,Iace retire alone to one Of the booths or
cITnuartluents provided t. prepare his ballot. H
shall prepare the same 10y marking al the head
Of the ticket he wishes u vote Tor or against the
name of the person or persons lie wishes to vote
for a cross mark thus. y. or III case Of a ballot
containing a constitutional amendment, OF q
question submitted 10 q vote OF the people 10y
cross mark or other symbol, herein provided
under or against the answer which he desires [
give a. his vote. He may use or copy an unofncla
Eav.. marked IN advance II having entered tI'
polling place but be- shall not be at liberty e Us
or bring into Tie polling piare any unofficial sam
ME ballot printed upon Iapet Of the color q
DUALITY now required 10 a. used TOR ~ r.r..1I
Cf ballots under tie provisions u lis @-t u -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-11
THE FRENCH CABINET REORG ANI/ED

The resignation Of the French Ministry was
caIS by internal di,ScnSiOnS, and consequent
" was less alarming than the downfall OF the
Government by direct vote Of the Chambers
would be. The Ministry was forced TO re-
sign because some Of its members were dis
posed to Obstruct q thorough investigation Of
the Panama scandal and 10 shield some of the
worst offenders. II has been reorganize1 by
Premier Ribot who has shown himself to be
"A statesman of great force Of character. and to
be capable Of meeting a terrible crisis in French
history with courage and vigor lie has APP
parently succeeded in filling the vacant Cab
met seats with strong men determined to 90
TO the bottom Of the scandal without finch
ing. and will doubtless command the support
Of majority Of the Chambers. That is the
only position which any Ministry can afford to
occupy. because it is the only ground upon
which they can stand. The Deputies cannot
overthrow such q Ministry without dScredit-
ing themselves and revealing their sympathy
with legislative corruption.
Desperate attempts will undoubtedly be made
to mplicate President Carnot in the Panama
.candnl. The enemies Of existing institutions
have been convinced from the outset that
Presidential crisis would be 4 fatal blow 10 the
Rcpubc Their efforts will now be concen-
tratcd upon this object. Paris is the most
credulous capital in Europe With the air
filled with rninors of startling revelations based
upon the cipher memorandum book of Charles
de Losseps monarchical conspratorS, Socialist
agitators ard Radical marplotS are watching
eagerly for documentary proof duplicating the
President directly or indirectly in the scandal
No evidence of this kind has yet been pro-
duccd. and while his official integrity is I'M
impeached the Republic is secure. The ex-
traordinary military precautions taken to pre-
vent an outbreak of lawlessness are unerring
indications that the most serious aDprehensi0ns