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The state chronicle., 1893-02-03
Always Loyal to Democracy.

Always Loyal to Democracy
Greenville Reflector:
Hon. W. H. Kitchen, of Scotland
Neck, has been favorably mentioned as
candidate under the incoming admin
istration for Collector of Internal
Revenue in Eastern North Carolina.
Not many days ago the Tarboro
Somherner said some things in reference
to him which have justly given his
friends much offence and they are not
slow in exhibiting their resentment.
The Reflector was much surprised to
see this attack Of the So,ttherner upon
such an honorable, deserving democrat
as Captain Kitchin and has as yet
failed to see even the slightest indica'
tion of the wisdom of such conduct.
North Carolina has not within its
borders more thorough, well equipped,
upright, conscientious, bold, fear
less and determined democrat than
Buck Kitchen. Any man who
knows anything about the canvasses
which Capt. Kitchin has made in the
State for the past fifteen years will
| never for one moment doubt that the
party owes as much to him for its sue
cess as any man in the eastern part OF
the state-probably with the excep-
ton of Governor Jarvis. No man on
the opposite side Of him has ever beer
able to canvass long with him. Per-
haps Mr. Dockery could give little
information along this line.
Some of our third party friends in
the last campaign asked only one
question about some Of their appoint
ments. 1t was this: Will Buck
Kitchin be there? Ifthis was an
swered in the affirmative they per
sued but one course, and that was te
be conspicuously absent from The ap-
poin.ment.
Capt. Kitchin is a man Of yer,
strong convictions and principles, ant
he has the boldness to express them
and for this reason some have abuse
; him. He has never been accused of be
longing to the 'wishy-washy'' politi
clans who are everything to everybod
for the sake of their own promotion
For this we honor him. He was or
posed to Mr.. Cleveland's nomination
but after he was nominated he did ne
oppose him. No man has better Den
: ocracy than this. He has ever bee
!, in the front rank of the party battlin
i nobly for its principles, and the Re
fector believes him worthy of appoin
h ment to any Office to which he aspir,
}, and viii De glad to see him thus hol
e ored. We believe further that tn
II sentiment is pretty universal anon
IS the masses of the democratic party tt
IS Tarboro Soaaherner to the contrar
S notwithstanding Buck Kitchin Cal
e not be injured with the democrat
r party in this State by any man
II paper and the Reflector regrets to s.
'e this uncalled for and unprovoked q
n tack upon such a worthy and disti
$ guished son of democracy by any de,
is ocratic paper published in our border
le Captain Kitchin ought to be honor
and will be if he gets what he deserve
The state chronicle., 1893-02-03
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Schedule IN EncHt
DURHAM "
Leave Durham E
and ARRIVE - Lyrl
ALI trains, ilrL
and depart from
burg, Va.
Trains arrive Dur
As p IN daiiv
WINSTON
Leave Winston at
at Roanoke 7.to r L
MAIN I'm Wv
j cave I.ynchburZ
Roanoke, RaatoI1
all points Sorth vi u
also for BiueTield.
Pullman Sleeper from
phis via Knoxville and
Ohio EA tensi0n-Le
N. daily, = J. 1E-
$50 a m fc- E5s 1.a
! Bristol: a'sU for Blue
Elkhorn and station
sion; also for L0uisv
d n. X. z via Morton
Lynchburg 70 LOui4y.a
meets at Roanoke 7.15
ton and Chattanooga.
Limited-Pullman Sl-
Nashville, Memphis a-
Dining car attached
2:35 p N, daily for Rrs
date stations. Has 10
| Roanoke.
1 EAST BOCCD-LEAvE
e:l5 N for Richmol
Norfolk.
1l:50 p m Arrive Peter
Arrive Richmond s.s4
700 N. Pullman Paiac-
folk.
Also Pullman Palace
Lynchburg and RtchE7.
2:55 p. m. for Richmond
! Norfolk: arrive Richmond
folk, $50 p. m
Pullman PeTlor Buffet gar
ALIE
Travelling Pass AIT
". B. BEvTLL. o 2 e.
The state chronicle., 1893-02-03

TIE Arkansas legislature has voted
an appropriation Of 100000 to secure
creditable representation of the State
at the Worlds Fair.
The state chronicle., 1893-02-03

THE public debt statement issued
on the lst shows the gold balance in
the treasury to be reduced to the al
most unprecedently low sum of $9,-
100000, which is not sufficient, says
the Baltimore San, unless the banks
help the treasury out, AS they have or
previous occasions, to fill the single
order for $lO,00O,00O in gold ship
ments abroad which, it is understood
is to be made in the near future by th,
Rothschilds.
The state chronicle., 1893-02-03

throughout the world is in position
10 control markets which must be be-
yond the reach of a nation without
such established system of dealing.
Such is the position of England in this
great struggle on our part for foreign
markets England has an interna-
tional banking system; We haze not.
Indeed, We consiuer that to day it is
this system of banking which is to be
feared most by American producers,
in event of a revenue tariff, and which
would be great factor in destroying
the home trade, for to the responsible
small English dealer the letter o.
credit is of infinite value, as it enables
him to conduct larger business with
small capital, from the fact that he i:
enabled practically to dispose Of hi:
goods before paying for them.
Is it not time our merchants wers
educated to the fact hat a foreigi
market may be conquered as well ant
as safely as the home market? LIE
the American drummer seek foreign
markets, put him on a financial equal
ity with other nations, and he will pu
, American production in foreign mar
{ kets and keep it there. Let merchant
|, understand that in sending the buye
to competing manufacturing nation
the tide of progress is against him
Send the salesman and he will conque
: markets with profit to himself and hi
= employer. We have reciprocity, no,
= complete the enterprise and give US a
h international bank.
/. 1t may be argued that while Ems
- land has an international bankin
system, yet it is not conducted b
= governmental aid. This may be S,
d but the bank is oae or two hundre
years old, and has grown up wi.
The state chronicle., 1893-02-03

- iCHMOND & Dtr-
III ROAD CoMPA
r. W. Huidekoper ana
CONDENSED Scbedu.
TRAINS LEAVE RAJ
The state chronicle., 1893-02-03

~,~u.to>-n
X. PSAn 80 = y---'
~ND N1-l-1 ---s
r. W. Huidekoper r-r
Ee-lr#
CONDENSED Sche,i,,t-
TRAINS LEANk RAJ
C,o,-Svcrs.
ssn -
s15 nj L --
a n Rev.. 4 : --1 -s
Dailv a,
~
ston s,.
Nort
G-se,,,-5.l.
an nos.
dos ~
for r-.-
b.f,,
r,o>-,,vc.,s.
SOS =. ~,
- -,
40 AtGr..--.
p. NJ. ingt0u s-.H
Daily buie7 iu
| North l
No IL fcr
has c5r
Salen,
anu ~
Ior
tt,b -
| TINS
| NJ = 4o-
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-11-30

SIM 2auf ber leeten @o@e fanb
1T Pbilabelpbia bic idbrli&e @enerals
@eriammluns bes Orbens ber 9lrbeitss
ritter itott. @ie i@on in friiberen bers
artisen geriammlunsen, wurben aud
biesmal uon MiBuersniisten Nnitren9s
uusen 9ema@t, ben @robmeiiter pows
terlY, ben leitenoen @eiIt bes Srbens
aus ieiner Stel1uns gu uerbrdnsen.
Derielbe rpuBte iebo9 aue Ini@ulois
sunsen gu pieberlesen uno purbe bebz
balb abermals als @roBmeiiter sewdblt.
Mls Elm 6oupterfols ber 8eriammluua
lit elm 8ei@luB gu betra@ten, ponad
S@ritte setban merben iol1en, eis
ne 8ereini9un9 ber Mrbeitsritter nit
anberen neutrality-suspicious. gu er>
sielen. 9}eueren g>a@ri@ten 3nfolse bot
powberly iein Nmt nieoerselest unb
S. 81. Souerei9n, Staats Nrbeiters
@ommiKar uon Soma, 1T an leiner
Steue sewdblt. $. 9. Martin uoa
Minneapolis, s. so. &enno BON Snoiaz
na unb $. Mc@uire pom Oiltritt 60
lumbia ,puroen ais Grecutiu>G omite er>
mablt.
Cine Oepel@e aus Eeberan in Perz
fen an oie 2onbon Gimes" belast, bab
1T bet @e9eno uon &u@an Elm Grbbeben
itatt9efunben babe, bel ucl3em $4,000
Meni9en INNS 2eben 9etommen iino
unb an so, 900 &opf Tieb 81 @runoe
sinsen.
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8tSttt arf'S 81dtrttt alS &an3.
ler>

reber bas :3erwarfniB Bisnarts nit
&aiier @ilbelm bem 3meiten, morilber
I9on 10 piele Wermutbun9en betannt
sema4t ,porben iinb, siebt ein tiir5li@
perohentli9er Mussus aus Sans 8lum's
neuem @erte: vDas 0euti@e &ei@ tn
Bismarts Tasen" meitere 9ufi@lane.
Derl lelbe betrifit bic Gntlanuns Bis>
marts uno iast, oaB unmittelbar na@
elmer uuterrebuns oes &an5lers nit
@inbborf uber mi@tise 0tei@stassuers
bonblunsen bet &oiier fOlsenbe Depes
i9e an Bismart 9ei@idt babe: Der
&aif uerlanst, bas Garit Bismart
teine @ei@stassmitsIicoer en'pfan9t
obne es bem &aiier uorber gu beri@ten. I"
Bismart ant,uortete: vSitte, iasen
&ie benz &ailer, oaB i9 9}iemanben it,
senb mel9e &ontroQe 1T meinem eisenen
!pausbalt seitatte.
Mm nd9ten Morsen, Is. Mar5,
itano bet &ailer friib auf unb besab li@
in Bismart's @obnuus, no er ertlarte,
baB er ieben Mbenb oas &elultat oes
&ei@stanslers l1nterbanolunsen init ben
parteifiibrern 1uiiien miiile. Bismart
meiserte ii9, benz Terlan9en bes &ailers
na9,utommen un6 1pieberbolte bic 8es
mertuns POM porbersebenoen Nbeno III
BesuS auf Die Gontroue ieines ei9ene''
0ausbalts.
Ser &ailer wuroe iebr aufserest uno
fraste: vSelbit oann ni6t, wenn i'd ais
Sbr Souperdn Sbnen befeble, es gu
tbun?"
Nurit Dismart ont1portete: W}eines
6erri9ers Mutoritdt enoet an BET
S9meQe bes Gn,pfansssimmers meiner
Trau," unb fiiste binsu, baB er nur I'M
Mmte bleibe, neil er benz &aiier Wilz
belm benz @riten bas Seripre9en 9e9e1
ben babe, ieinem Gntel su bienen. Oer
&oiier perlanste bonn bes 6iiriten 9lbz
bantuns ais @ei@stansler unb bot ibn'
9lei9seitis ben Eitel 9er5os BON 9auens
burg unb cine Penlion an.
Bismart mics bas Mnerbieten 3llriid
unb iaste in 8e5us auf bic ansebotene
Yenfon: vNiemanb ioQ int Stanoe
iein, 81 lasen, baB i'd meine 2aufbabn
nit benz sSasen na@ einem @naSense:
i6ent, mie elm eifriaer @rieitrdser an
Neuiobrsta9e erbolten miroe, ab9e:
l@loiien bdtte.
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er in@eieui9aft leines Stabes nit einem

er in8eielli@aft ieines Stabes nit einem
Spesial5ua Der 200 Sag Mebl,
5000 pfunb Tleil@, Groceries, &leioer
u. I. NJ. emtbielt, na@ 6urlep. Oieie
Nrtitel waren in Milwautee unb um9e>
senb 9eiammelt. Sir burlep uar bies
Elm Treubenta9. Das 2duten ber Slot
fen bra@te 9unberte at ben 8abnbof
unb trot bes Sdueeiturms ,uar bic san>
Sc 2abuns in &ur;em im Gourtbaus
unter9ebra4t. Babreno bes Cages
lansten nod 200 SAP Mebl pon
Mebforb an unb @op. Yed mirb in iei>
net Nrbeit fortfabren. Gr belu@te
uerl@ieoene 9iitten, no sanse Tam,lien
uon enslii@er, finnii@er uno idweoiz
i9er Nrbeiter in ein;elneu 3immern ;u>
iammensepfer9t waren, bic tein Bis@en
gu eiien uno taum &leioer senus batten,
lire 8loBen gu oeden.
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@ermif6tcS-

Snipettor Donle tam letten
Wfittmo6 nit 2ouis Glopo, benz einen
@eno0en bes tiir;li@ ebenfalls oinsfeit
sema6tcn Bantbeamten pb. S@ei9, aus
g}etpOort in Minneapolis an. Ser &C.
fansenemuroe, ,no@ elmer berserpei3enoen
gmpfanssicene nit ieiner armenMutter,
bem poli5eiri9ter uorsefiibrt. Nut anz
tras bes GountpsNnmalts per1@ob Der
@i@ter bas Werb0r fit eine Bo@e uno
Tlopb muBte ins @efdnsnib tpaneern.
2ettem @onntas ueranitaltete
bic v@uperiorz3eituns" in We't>Su>
perior in ber borti9en Mrion>6aue eine
. Mbenbunterbaltuns, @on5ert uno2an3>
trans9en", nobel auBeroem nod ein
Yarlor>Ofen GUT Werloiuns fam. Ser
0aeinertras mar gum 8eiten oer semannz
ten 3e,tuns beitimmt uno 1T bofientli@
rei@li@ aus9efaQen. Gie &onturren5
inn 3eitunsssei@aft bat bod i3on mani
de ieltene 8liitbe setrieben.
@eit benz II. B. Wt. berrl@t IN
@bicoso tbotid3li3 &rtessre@t. 9(n
jenem Sage iette Poli5ei3ef 8rennan bic
poliseiz Snipectoren lit &cnntnib, oas ct
itrense MaBre9eln gu ersreifen beabii9z
ti9e unb baB Bis auf Weiteres jeoe Na9t
na9 l l1br bic palfte oer poli5ilten in
Gipiltleioun9 6ur@ bic Strabe 81 pa
trouuiren babeu. sSeoer, BET na9 oieler
@tunoe oui Ser StraBe 9etroficu tpirb,
lou on9ebalten uno aus9efro9t peroen.
gHer inn Stanoe 1T, befriebisenoe Nnt:
worten gu seben, lou 9eben 9elanen'
Q(nbere aber joQen uerbaftet uno no9 be,
poli,eiltation sebro6t weroen. Diel'
M1aBresel 1T bur@ Die uielen 9tauban:
faue, rpel9e in letter Belt ltattsefunocr
baben unb bic pielen 2eute, 1pelde lit Der
Strasen gu 8o6en sei4lasen wuroeu,
notbwenbi9 9eporben.
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Gn 8atb ii1tt to Icrtt form
RuS utt nc 9ccrn.

9Sat Sped is form Wfus
Snn fuQidnbis 9us,
Ss'n @nurrbart form Deern:
@5e mag EN- to germ.
Muns bett bod en- Emet;
60 be Snurrbart unit Sped;
Beib lodt NO le jiino,
60 pel wie le tiinnt.
De @art oriiit up't 0art,
@enn farot 9naber 9 mart;
Do@ Sped 9eit beit, witt,
@enn'n Mus bauon fritt.
So saut US be BOr
Dat @esuoeel in &l0r;
6ier i,uart I'M ba 1pitt,
Us be Neesun9 ct litt.
Denn'n 9leesuns 0ut bier,
D0rd 2uit I'LL plaiier;
Ms't lnuoelt III bitt,
Sr nibbelt III fritt.
De Bart, mie bat Sped,
Sino mel items inn sd,
s,ynn fuuTdn6is @us,
W}it Geern I'M nit Mus.
Denim Snurrbart un'n Oom,
0e bort ia to- Jam;
60 Sped I'M en- Mus,
s}n fuufanoi9 9us.
Dod Sdnurrbart I'M Sped,
Snn ofilotcn Sd,
Qls ie nal ldt IN taught, -
6ebbt'n uTau" ~ be ba fau9nt.
De rTau" III, feit bier
Up 2uit III up @ier,
6or'n Mus IN form Dcern,
Oamit le mat lcrn. -
So noi6 nit Beoadt,
2iitt Mus IN ga ladt!
Tn Oeeru webr oi fir,
s5or'u Snurrbart in Wir!-
Ylattoeutl3e 3eituna.)
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.}lt imMcr Dprue.

Seit jciner Ginfii5rln9 bebauptet Glectrlc
Vittcrs ais StGrtuu9sz uno Serllin9ltn9sz
n,ittel ben eriteu Stang. Na cs nl6ts e'1ts
bGlt, mas es gum G'ctrant ODER gum Neral!z
i6uuosmittel itempeln tonute, ut es ais Die
bette ilub reiuite Wcoicin 9e9en ale W{agellzz,
Qeberz uub gtierenleiben anertauut. U.s. bellt
Ropiweb, llnperbauli6feit uno 8erltoptllng
unb beireit bos Spiten pon Walorla. Seoc
NlaId)e oarautirt, ober bas Selb ,uirb 3urildz
erltattct. Vreis MIR so 6cnts bic Nlai9e.
3u babcn i'll 8. W. OlienS 9(potbete, Nem
lllm.
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@taatIt@eS.

DaS grecuti tiue>G omit te oer
@taats Tarmers Muiance bielt letten
Mittmo3 i'm Mer9onts 9otel iu ct.
Saul cine Situns ab, um auBer ber
9eiorsuns eiui9er &outinesei@dfte AUDI
ben Gag sur 9(bbaltuns Der Staats
Gonuention BET @ereinisuns gu beitims
men. Dieielbe ioQ Nnfan9s Sanuar in
Minneapolis itottfinben uno merben bic
6errn g. so. Omen, IS. @. Grwin
uno Sobn @rnolo &epes aus Duhtb
bel bieler @elesenbeit ols Jteoner aufz
treten; ebenlo uirb erwartet, bab Gen.
@eaper uno Trau 2eale BET @onuention
beimobnen uno Heben balten merben.
Mm Donneri flag 1uobnte bas Grecutiu>
Gomite in corpore iowie ioniti9e promiz
nente Muiance Qeute elmer Situn9 Der
Staats @iienbabn> uno Qaserbausz
@omminare, in 1ueI&er bic &lase BON
@lias Steererion aus Polt County 9ez
gen bic @reat Nortbern @iienbabn nee
gen Bere@nuns ibermdbis bober Tra@tz
raten 5ur 8erbanolun9 fam, bel.
Die &1a9e sesen ben ansebli9en
Bantrduber Jleurp fam lettc Wo9e
DOT 9fi@ter &eup in ct. Saul gut Ser
banblun9 unb enbete init elmer g(i@te,niz
suns ber yurp. Dieielbe ertlarte nam>
lid na9 elmer 36itinoisem Beratbuns,
oaB es unmosli& fir iie iei cine @iniz
suns gu ersielen unb uuroe bebbalb ent=
la0en; feds iolen fir rS@ulbis" uno
ie@s fit v@i@ti&ulois" semeien iein.
Vor ben Giienbabnz nno 2o9erbauss
@ommiiiarem fanb am Donnerltas unb
6reitas bic Verbanoluns iiber bic &lase
itatt, baB bic Giienbabnen gu bobe
6radtraten bere9neten. Die ipesieue
Rlase mar pon GrsSenator Steenerion
pon @rootiton sesen bic Great Mortbern
Babn erboben, oeren Sere6nuns BON
II Gents pet Buibel fir ben transport
uon Bei;en bon Grootfon na3 Minnes
opolis unerbort lei. Scr 9aupt5eu>
&c war 81. Tilb, oer no95umeiien
1u9te, baB bic Gilenbabnen 10 bobe
Tra9traten bere9neten, um Diuioenoen
auf gu iart sewa0ertes &apital 5ablen
an t0nnen. Das Berb0r ,uaro bann
aui Werlansen Der gertreter ber Giiens
babncn auf ben 10. Sanuar uertagt.
Der 81 otb It ano inter ben Ber9:
leuten in @isconlin, Sumal unter oene'1
i'm 9urley>Diitrift, 1T 10 sroB, oaE
@ouuerneur He6 ii@ senotbist iicbt.
S9ritte gu tbun, ben Molien oer Nr:
beitsloien uno ibren bun9ernoen SAINT
lien gu 6ilfe gu tommen. Gr ertlart
bet Staat Wisconiin iei ,uoblbabeno &C.
mig, ooB Niemanb III oemielben 81
bun9ern brau9e. St erlieB oeBboll
turSli9 eia,en Nuiruf nm llnteritibun!
uub n,ilbe @aben uno am Sonntas fub'
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ANDREW J, ECKSTE|N,
g9entbInncr ber
$ionter Mpot9&tt

yem l1lm, Minn.
Mfebisinen, Gben1italien, Eoilettenar>
titeln, pariiimerien, 6arben, Oel, Sir
nii5en, @las, Bu9er, @@reibmateriaz
lien pn6 Muiitin1 1trumente itets in GROCER
9usmabl an 2aser.
gte:epte na9 meoi5inii@en &eselm NIT
sr0Bter Worf@t an9efertist.
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GrnteS ,1tto @eitercS.

Gi9t mas Elm Miann bat, ionoern
mas Elm Mann 1T, 1T bas ri9tise MaB,
nit :uel@em idlieBli@ ein Seber 9emeiz
fen ruirb. W0sen bic @olofilde aud
cine 3eitlan9 oben id'pimmen, bic eriten
rauben Wel1en lpiiblen iiber iie Dinwe9.
Die Gorge lit Die 9r0Bte grsieberin
iie madt BEN Menlden better uno mill
oer uno in se'neini6oftli3er Gorge unS
9otb bri@t Der feinoli@e @eiit unter
bet 2ait suiammen uno Menlden, bic
Sabre lang 9etrennt maren, rei4en iid
bic 6dnoe gum Trieoensbunoe uno &c:
meinl9aftlt@en1 8ormdrtsi itreben.
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Oerieni9e, bet es ,ua9t, 9roBe @abrz
beitem gu uertiinoen, bic Der sroBen Maiie
unbetannt linb, muR lein 2ebeu ertdms
pfen.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-09-13

now clothed in natural verdure. To
eastern eyes it reveals nothing of its arid
nature. The gramma waves a foot high,
water courses and babbles the streams,
but the tenderfoot has very often trusted
these signs to his sorrow. The moisture
that will mature gramma is not enough
for crops. The almost pearl gray hori-
zon and the deep azure of the dome of
heaven, although they lend beauty to the
landscape, are signs that never escape
the experienced eye. They mean aridity
and constancy of SUNSHINE that is yalu-
able to the irrigator but lie - to ear.eru
methods of farming.
Going from Mora down the river there
are small ranches along it and its tribu-
tary streams until
THE TIPToN RANCH
is reached, which belongs to the heirs Of
the late Enoch Upton. 1t contains about
800 acres cultivated to fruit and general
crops; then comes Walter LyLden, with
seventy five acres; and proceeding fur.
ther down the valley passing small
ranches until Shoemaker, eight miles
from Watrous, is reached. Here the val
ley widens ont and is called Cherry val
ley, and there are number of extensive
ranches. The principal of which are
those of Capt. WIN. B. Brunton, Thomas
Lester, l.. c. Fort, Frank Carpenter,
Judge Carson and others aggregating
about 200 acres IN actal cultivation.
Commencing again and following up tho
Mora for five miles we come to tho Iona
Parda, where several hundred more acres
are cultivated. Webbers old place, now
owned by Mr.. Bierbaum is seven miles up
the river. Thence up the stream are tho
Gollndrina and Buena.. Vista valleys, well
cultivated.
Accurate inquiry reveals the fact that
ovEs 10000 ACRES
cultivated annually in the county. The
official figures of the census put it much
lower, but it is probable, the enumerator
in taking account of the irrigated and
cultivated land got so mixed up III varras
and acres that he could not tell what he
knew about it. The statistics and estl
mates given above are about right.
Mora county is splendid sheep and
cattle country. According to the tax re
turns, there are 2,4l2 horses and mules,
1920 cattle and ll5,l5l sheep in tils
county The aggregate value OF which il,
placed at SHE, 5,931.5O. These figures, how
ever, as usual with tax returns, are much
below the actual facts. There are at least
twice the number Of horses and mules,
260,O00 sheep, a proportionately greater
number of cattle. The values should also
be roportioIately increased. There aro
also goodly number of goats, swine and
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-09-13
CLIMBING HIGHER.
Lead Touches $3.50 and the 81 Mark
Is Assured Means More
Business.

The expected further advance in the
price of lead came yesterday when the
price climbed to $3.50 with firm market
back OF it.
Four weeks ago lead rose from $315
to 1886. To-day the quotation is $3.50.
There is every reason to believe that it
will go beyond the 81 mark within few
days.
The cause OF the rise is the fact that the
lead market has long been very low. The
shutting down of the silver-lead mines
has virtually cut off the lead supply.
The rise in lead, in the opinion of many
mining men, will enable many silverlead
mines to resume work in New Mexico de
spite the administration efforts to bear
silver. Indeed, the miners are jublant
over the outlook.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-09-13
Aibuaueraue Criue Notes.

Conrade Gonzales, Of Albuquerque,
who on the 5th inst. assassinated Estanis-
lado Sandoval at Casa Grande, was yes
terday taken by his father, Ignacio Con
zales, from Los Corrales, and given up to
the sheriff in Albuquerque
No clue to the brutal murderer of Al
caria Baca, the Santa Fe woman. in an
Albuquerque house of i'll repute, has as
yet been discovered.
j. Edward Priest Is in the Bernalillo
county Jail, serving a sentence for as
sault. The case was taken to the supreme
court and the decision Of the lower court
affirmed, wherein Priest was adjudged a
fine of $500, and to stand committed
until the fine is paid.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-09-13
After the Lords.

LONDON, Sept. 13.-The national liberal
federation last night issued circular
against the house of lords. In this cir
cular the federation declares seven years
discussion and eighty-two days considera-
tion by the house of CON mons definitely
ascertained the wishes of 100000 people,
yet this counts for nothing when opposed
to the views of 400 conservative peers.
Continuing, the circular declares that the
abolition of the house of lords is now in
the front rank of the liberal program, in
accord with Mr.. Gladstone's declaration
at New Castle.