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SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-06-22
BUR 31rnTinnsfrnsr.

llnler g6amberlain'er Rlauoerer uers
ieste ii9 anldBlih ieiues Beridtes iiber
bic Qa9erperiammlun9 Der alten arie9ss
peteranen lestc8o9e in elne perSeibli6e
lopale @utb, bic linn jeoe nod 10 iuobls
semeinte aritif bes Yeniiunsweiens als
fre6en @in9riff in bic 8edte Der @rbale
ter unleres berrli6en Bunbes eribeinen
ldBt. Seine 8epeissriinoe, baB Der
perfriippelte uber ionltluie on ieiner @es
,nnbbeit sei6dbiste 8eternn Su elmer
8enion bere6tist lit, lino ni9t nur
gut, ipnbern iiberbanpt nie beitritten
iporben, unb Die Yeniionlruns aaer bers
jenisen llnionslolbateu, wel6e ibren
aebensunterbalt ni6t mebr our6 ibrer
Sdnbe glrbeit 81 ernerben permDsen,
Oh ibre Grbeitsunidbi9teit pom &riesss
bienlte berriibrt pber ni6t-eine iebr
liberale Musbebnung Der Yeniionsses
iebsebuns finbet telnesmess ben @is
beritanb, ben Der empiinolide vBlaubes
rer@ iih einbiloet. Die ,yfa6ri6ten"
bdtten te6 cine Seiubielisfeit sesen
bieIe GuBere @renSe Der Heniioniruns
bemerfen muiien,ba mir Der Iniidt iino,
bab n,9ts 5u gut III fur bic alten gete'
ranen. @s fann aber ni1t seleusnet
iperben, baB bic 9batia4e, pab oft irdfa
tige unb moblbabenbe Mdnner Heniios
men be3ieben, bas san5e Spitem befledt
unb bel gielen elm Wrrurtbeil segen
basielbe berpurserufen bat. v@enn bic
Beniionsliite cine @brenliite it," iasen
iie, ,ipie biirien es benn bic ipirflid
Deniionspiirbisen seitatten, bab rei6e
Wdnner unter benz 1orseben Der Or.
iperbsunfabisfeit nit bnbsierisen Sdns
ben in llncle Sam's Tai9e lansen!"-
Sol9e slusrufe finS leiber ni9t gan,
unbearinbet II. in Der &idtuns, nebit Su,
sluioeduns BON tbatid6lid sefdlidter
0ebilitdts5eusniiien, sebt oas gerlan'
gen nad Repiiion Der peniionsmetboben
llnb basesen baben audi ebrlide 9en'
iion6re nibts einSuwenoen, ia9t ia bod
rylauberer" ielbit: Y5alide @rldlei
dung elmer peniion wiro nidt alleir
bon ben Biir9ern, io"Sern insbelouber,
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-06-22
1as &esiiter oes @uuucrneurs BON

Tas &eeiiter oes @puuGrneurs bon
Siios Carolina, mel6er fir $3.50, 90
Sbnupps Suiammen9epumpt. nm ben
3urit ieiner llntertbaneu su itillen, bat
ein God. Sn GbarleitOn nil Niemanc
aueipbenmier meroen. Die bprties
r9euti6e 3ettuns" idreibt: ,8enn
be @runobeiiser nur tlus limb uno lid
itunoboit weisern, bic YetItipnen III III
teridreiben, 10 iutro Der 6all eintreten,
bab 9illmon nit ieinen aenntniiien uno
$l50.O00 mertb S6napps oaiibt unb
teines Don Seiben perwertben fam.
gtatiirlih meroen Die 5irnen, luslbe
ben StOif seliefert baben, in5tuiiden ibr
@elo perlor9en, uno baun miro Die @e'
idifie uinbis ausieben. Sat Die nG6s
ite Qeeislatur bann Elm Heir tpeni9
Yeritanb, 70 piro iie einieben, bab lie
ben Staat nnr oaburh aus Der alem.
me Siehen fam, oab lie ben @irtbeu
ipieoer 9i5en5en sicbt uno lie wcmDslit
bepeet, benz Staate Die unuertGuften
@etrGnt abSunebmen." a."
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-06-22
ltcbcr unIer StaatsaebGuoe an

ltebcr unier Staats9ebGube an Der
@eltausitelluns unb bic Gusitattuns
oesielben nit NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
lauten be Berihte Der be5ablten GORE.
ippnbenten INNER beiier uno elmer
l6reibt: y9ie leeren Steaen fiillen iid
raid nit benz Beiten mas 9atota's 3
5armer, Bersperte uno 6abriten erSeu'
gen uno aritifer 1pllten in 8etraht Sie'
ben, paB. obpobl Die appropriation bas
fir ipdt semaht iuuroe, uniere
slusiteauns bot iueiter &C.
bieben iei, als bic mander anoerer
Staaten, bic frib auf oemYlase paren.
0osesen lautet bas llrtbeil bes ioeber
pom Chicago beimsetebrten &eoafteurs
bss yMarlbal @ountp Sentinel" dbn'
lid iiber ben @eseuitano, pie bas neu.
lid sesebene oes Reo. Der ,Sol9a 9ri'
bune". @riterer ibreibt II. o.; v9as
@ebdube fonnte nht mebr als $4,000
foIten. Die glusitelunsspbjstte i'm III:
tern Stod limb ni6t mebr wie s25 tpertb
bic 5ronttbire 1T meiit sei6loiien
Die ausselesten $4,000 iinb 10 sut
wie ipessewOrien." Soffen mir, baf
Der College bod in etipas 81 ciilterer
5arben malt.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-06-22
ppdIrst-alntTdIau.
&ir6enran

10. SUM- petersburg. Die alo'
itertirde gu 6bnbop, gum Sremel sebOris,
wurbs fiirslitb nm Nertbiaden nnc e'eIo i'm
Setrase uon 2.5OO,OO0 - 100000 Gubel
bsraubt. Die nit Der nnieriuduns beouii
traste Qolisei slaubte annebmen gu birfsn
bab bic 0iebe i'm alofer gu finben pdren. e.
wurben in 6oIss beilen ale MOude uerbaite
unb cine pausiuduns in ibren 3euen uOrss
nommen. Man ianb bic bel bem Giebltab
sntwenbeten ebeliteine unb bic sercubteI
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-06-22
@as iit-pOer mas brinst @lad?

@as iit-poer mas brinet @lad? 4?
Eie Wteiiteu werben obne 369ern
in9en: @elb, piel @elo! llno
bod ideint elmer 5nmilie in SiOur
Sails seraSe Elm Suuicu @elo gum I'm
sliid seworben 81 iein. 9pr einisen
Sabren fiel Der 5ruu oes 5Uiepb Mcs
Maiou in eenannter Staot Elm @eminn
D. $15, 1000 aus Der 2ouiionaQ Qptterie 81
uuo iiber bic Ebeilurs bes @elbes ents
bruunte Elm beftiser 5amilienSlpiit, Der,
obwobl ipdter nutbbirftis be9llhen, bod
INNER pieoer neu auSbra6 unb lebte
Bo6e sur S6eiouns bes rselbbesliid-
ten" Yaares fiihrte.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-06-22

10. Suui.- Some, Sal. (ie Foittut.
ite na6 Sodion uuo Amobor sins 9eiteru
9benb 3 llbr uOu bier ob, beIooen nit S4d=
sen uno pon iiini ober ieds PuiiaSieren De
iset, mOrunter ,wei 6rauen unb eiu Obsr ;wsi
Sinber sine bolbe Stmoe nud Der abs
iabrt pnrb bic sutibs uou einsm beritteusn
Neseluserr in odter RGuberipeiie unsebul=
ten. Sn benz iid sntipiunenoen Sample
wurb aRifs Sopep, Der ,Rsienesr" bsrg9sIs
6orso 6rprcb, erdoiieu, uuo Der sutider
RobcIiii perlest 9'etoOtet Don ben 8u9eIu
beS 8dubsrs wuroen aud bic beiben Pisrbs.
SdiieBli6 sins isOOd benz Rduber bic Sou.
rage aus unb er iprenste bouon, obue irssuo
stiuos pon benz pertbpouen SubaIt Der Sut.
ite crbertst ~ babsn. Tis Raiiasisre limb
nit BEN Sdredeu bdpousetommsn.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-06-22
9ndl OieSnbianer nmsiiietOn berum


mcllen am 4. Snli ibren Hatriotlsmus
5eisen mb jluar burd bas 8ertilseu
ppn 20 Stid @ieb, wel6e bic Siiie'
toner Biirser ibnen ibenten werben. %
bic 8Otbbdute erit tiirSlih BON Der BE
sieruns einen Sauien @elo 'iir ihr OBJ
eetretenes 9ano erbielten, erfldrt it
bieie patriOtiibe @eiinnuus idon. aber
mas bic Slrser BON Siiieton anfidt
oenielben iouiel @ieb-uno man benfe
on Die Malie Ginseipeioe! al, pel6
eIn Sdmous fir bic 5einidmeder !-Su
i9enfen, 1T nidt re9t eriidilid, es iei
oenn, oaB bic @eiBen jeBt bas @elb uut
bic Snoianer MIR nod ben BatriUtisl
mus baben.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-06-22
Total. :. .3,52l, 400 Gcres.

9otal. 3,521 400 Gcres.
8On oieiem rieiisen greal fam fein
Gcre fir wenistr ais $40 pertauit twerben
unb iOipeit 1T Der erlanste Surdihnltss
preis sesen t14 per Gcre. gu bemBreiie
serehnet, wirb alles S6ulanb einmal
unseidbr $5o,OO0,0O0 einbrinsen; bic.
les 8apital, su 5 Yrosent ausselieben,
mirb t2,500,000 8inien erseben unb
iOmit uniere seiammten Sdulaussaben
oeden, iuomit bic Sdlite unierer Steuern
wesfallen uirb. 9ie 8insertrdse bes
bis jest anseiammelten 5onbs pon $l..
3S7, 7,31S.71 MAIDEN ii4 idon merflid
fiblbar in Der Reouftion Der S9ul'
lteuern.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-06-22
Don Den Ieteranen uerbummt." -"

Die 8ir9er, unbebelli9t pOn unuer
nntluortIihen 0emaSOsen, limb in Der
srpBeu OtebrSubl burbuus seneiat, Der
Yeternnen ibr 9lnreht auf Die 9unibura
felt bergtntion uu9eidmGlert 81 beluHen
neil nber Die EcniiOnen 10 rieiise gIna
ioroerunseH al DIE Steuer5nbler ittaeu,
70 ioutCu hie 8cttrnneu lid ihrem Ser
lon9en nnh ebrlider 8ersebuu9 oeriela
ben 9e9enilber, nidt 10 iebr empiinclld
Sel9en.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-06-22

Die cemOtratiids StnatscOuuen'
tion fir domination BON Stantsober'
9eritts. uno 8eSirtsrid ters @anbioa.
ten lit leBte g9Obe pom in YanttOn Su'
lnmmeneetOmmcnen Stants Gentralco'
mite nui ben 6. September ieItseieBt
unb gum Seriammluu9sOrt ScOtlunr
auseriebeu noroen.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-06-22

sic 9erumit bat geiiegt. Srnit
Der pom oberiten 8ihter oes 9dnoes
uertiIrbeten Gntiheloun9 wiro Die
8eltuusitclun9 iOrtuH urseitOrt uno
unsebinoert an leoem Souutu9e Oiien
iein.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-06-22

Tic 7Oiis gluti. McSmlep SOlitiI
pom leBten Serblt mar fiji Die Sbio'er
Hepublituuer ur6 nidt itnrt senus; iit
uerlon9en uad) elmer Wieoerbplten, I'M
periiBteu @abe, ipnit bdtten lie nidt
ben apOfel oes erctremsn SdubSo0ea
wieoer jum Observation-Disclosures nui'
oeItellt.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-06-22

@S iii taum uuieren ei5en.n 8irs
germ, seidweise oenn guswdrtisen be-
tannt, welhes reibe @eidenf Der Yuno
unierem Staate ourd Donation Der
Sduldnbereien semabt. Dem Beridt
unieres 9anptomiiidrs sendB ipurben
be peribiecenen Sdglen nit 9anbidens
funaen ipie folat beoaht:
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-06-22

Sie Democratic bat ben r9eit" Der
3ertbihdbuus oes Geuiihtbums rubm'
reid beitanben.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-06-22

Die @hrcu bduien iit uuf Die Mut'
teritabt (Ynnfton).
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-06-22

4merifaniidje 5nbritnnten iollen
3rpcirdoer in Gnslano fir $50 ucrtuus
fen, fir Die iie bier $3.50 berednen.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-06-22

utltl lUulpt NtBtH pN VNoHNDt tlVuUtHi uHU
es III bic Woelihtsit pdrbnnben, bab eiuiet
berieIben nad Sibrisu uerbauut meroen.
Aus Der RunbCs6aupttabt.
16 SUM - Ha ibiu9ton Souuu.
teruebmer Tont, Der Die arbeiten on oem III.
iommen9eitirten Eoyb5 lbeuter leitete pirr
ollem Auideins noh poqnouoi9 wobuiiuuie
meroen Seit benz Gage, al benz iih oas In,
9lid erei9nete. 1T CT wie oeiltesgetort, lno
III iein &enebmer ein oerarti9CS, oaB Der gr3r
bn iiberuaden ldRt nno io9or bic SomiliC
uitt nit benz SrGnteu uertebreu bari
II. Suni. Frdroent GlepclanO bieb be.
te in sinsm 9anobous uno belt bort cine
eeipreduns nit Sefretdr Carlisle ub. Ioa
weberuuieetou6te G'eriidt, bah Der Bran.
bent in Der Mite bes Sommcrs cine Grtra.
iSun9 oes 6on9reBes eiubeulien wiro, iinoet
bel gut uuterrihteteu Ecronen burdouS lei.
ueu Gloubeu. Tie getonntmadung oesieI.
ben pom 8. Suni, odB cine iolbe udt Dol
Dem 10 September einberu'en weroeu icu,
b!ebt ouireht erbGltcu, osun ss lie9t ni6ts
Dor, oos cine ioiorise Ginberiiuns iiir no
tbis MAIDEN piirOe, i'm Gsssentbeil, Der Bra
ioeut 1T in ieinem 9e6Iuiie bur6 bic seseu.
wGrtisen BerbGlmiiis beiidrtt poroeu 2lubsr.
benz bat II SOrtebrunsen setrOiiet, 2Salbins
ton i'm Suli gu uerloden uno bis 6nbe 2lu:
quit pe9Iubleiben.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-06-22

Gei6bs. Sine 9IntIoss wessn SirdenidGn-
berei wurbe sssen bic WOn6e erboben, unO
ss III bic Wo9li6teit uurbnnben, bab siuigs
berieben nod Sbirien uerbannt meroeu.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-06-22
8orIGufiees @rsebuib Der nab
lenin TeutidIaub.

1S. SUM @erIiu. Tie g9ablreiuls
tote poren beuie 9tudmitius nm llbr aus
allen @obltreiisu, nit ausnabme zines elm
,i9en, eineetroiien. Sie 3abl Der errpdbIteu
aonbiSotcn betrG9t 2l6, pon osnen 1O7 iilr
bic DiilitGrporla9e unb ll5 scseu bisielbs
timmen werben. 9Iui bic psridieoeuen Ear.
teien pertbeilen ii6 Die erwdblten aunbibatsu
pie ioI9t:
Centrum 6s, o;alosmotratsn 30, Sons
srpotipe unO asrarier A, JationaIiberaIs
IS. Srsiiinnise Sereinisuns 4, YOlen 12,
1reiconisrpotips 10, Glsritale, bic fir biz
9orlass limb, II, 9lialier T. Sibosutibe Ss:
motraten4. autiemitsu 3, bairiibe asrariel
g. @sIicu /, GGnen /, bariibe Ssporatiteu
13.
Die Gaubioaten, bic iidb elmer Stibwabl
unterperien miiien, iesen lid mie fol9t aus
ben peridisosnen Rarteien Suiammen 10 Pos
len, SO GonIeruatipe, 8 asrurier, Sreicou'
ierpatipe, 72 giationolliberale, 80 Gleritale
n So;ioloemofraten, IL 6reilinni9e 8ereini.
sung, IS Ri6terioner, IS antiiemitsn uuo
Welien.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-06-22
Slutiser Srowouin Sern.

10. SUM. = Bern. llu9eiGbr 20 9lrs
better iielen beute iiber cine eIbtbeilun9 Stas
liener Der, bic ais Strabenarbeiter iiber bic
Grense in'S eano eebraht woroen waren. Die
EoliSei trennts bic Sdmpienoen, nabm Is Der
gn9reiier seian9en uno bra6te oieielben ms
6'sidn9nib. Seute abeno nun iammelten lid
grobe Wenl6enmahen in Der gtGbe oes @e=
idnoniiies OIL unb leilteien ben Foliseibeom:
ten, bic iie auseinanbsrtreibsn pollten, eners
siibn Nioeritanb, 10 baB 10 peitere Serbai.
tinssn poresnommen peroen mubien uno IA
Rerionen peripunbst murben. llnterbeiieu
par au6 cine Gompasnie Rilitar berbeiserl'
fen porbsn nnb beisste bic INN bas Gefdns'
nib belsssnen Straben. ga weiters llnrubeu
bsiirdtst msrbsu, 10 purbe cine abtbeilune
aitiIeris pon 2bun aus berbeorbert unb bal
isst DOR benz Gsi6nsniie goitc sefabt.
Climb perantwortlid.
10. Suni.-0aibinston. giadoem
bic Goronsrssedworsnsn in benz Sorb 5bea'
ter cnbusit beindbe spei Stunbm iibsr ibrer
@abriprub beratbsn, einisten iie iid babin
bab Sol. ainsmortb, William q. Gopert, bel
Superiutenbsnt bes Gebdubes, Sraneis Cafe
Der Snseuieur bss Gebdubes. unb Der Saui
untsrnsbmsr George ". Gent oil benz I'm
slld Sdulb, mb fir ben Cob Der GlertS per
ontportli6 su MAIDEN ieien, Sa iie nidts fiji
bic Si6erbcit Der glnseitsllten setban bdtten
lpdbrsnb bic gussrobunsen i'm Seller porse
uommsn worbsn mdren. gsabrenp unb mad
Ssrlsiuns bisies @abriprudes beuidte I'M
Ter benz 4ublihm sobteuitiae Saitbefsbl
pirb Der Coroner srit morsen ousiteIlen, nm
ben sInsstlasten G'ssesenbeit gu seben, fl
eirsi9ait gu iorssn.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-01-21
ChuIot Not es.

The usual services at the Catholic
churches tomorrow. Sermon in English
at the cathedral at $3.50 a. m.
Tomorrow, the third Sunday after
Epiphany, there will be regular morning
service at the Episcopal church of the
Holy Faith at IL o'clock. All are vel
come. Sunday school at 10 o'clock.
At the Presbyterian church on January
%: Sunday school at 9:45 a. M. morning
and evening services at II and 1880 re-
spectively; Y. P. S. c. E., junior at 8 p.
M, senior at 4. All who do not regularly
worship elsewhere are cordially invited
to all the services of this church. The
seats ara not rented, but are open to all.
There have been special services at the
Presbyterian church almost every night
for two weeks, and it Is expected that
meetings will be held every night next
week, except Saturday. The Rev. Mr..
Skinner, of Las Vegas, who has been
preaching with so much =earnestness and
so acceptably this week in Santa Fe, will
return on Monday and will continue to
assist the pastor as heretofore.
Services in the Methodist Episcopal
church Jan. % as follows: Preaching at
IL a. m. and 1880 p. m. Topic in tho
evening, "Seen and the Unseen" Sab
bath school at 10 a. m. Visitors and
travellers are welcome to all the services.
Seats free.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-01-21

The committee on mines and public
lands reported favorably on III. B. No.
~.
The committee on banks and banking
reported favorably on H. b. No. 70, and
the same report was made by the educa-
ton committee on H. B. No. Sc.
None of these bills we're read by title,
and all of them ordered to lie on the table
for consideration.
A communication was received from
the Santa Fe Gun club rendering the leg
islature the privileges of the club; and
the secretary was instructed to thank the
club for it's courtesy.
The following bills were introduced,
read first and second time, ordered
translated and printed and referred.
H. B. No. 135-By Mr.. Hinkle, for the
distribution of the school fund; commit
tee on public property. This is bill
similar to II. B. No. Is, killed the other
day.
H. B. No. 146-By Mr.. Stovall, for the
protection of wild game and game birds;
committee on finance.
Under the head of bills on their third
reading, II. B. No. IS, by Mr.. Clancy, to
establish and provide for the maintenance
of deaf and blind institute at Santa Fe,
was read in full. It provides for the
usual machinery of such an institution.
Mr.. Clancy moved that this bill be
made special order for next Thursday
at 10 a. M, which was ordered, and the
house then adjourned until O'Clock. -
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-01-21

Tho regular meeting of the W. B. 7.
will be held in the Worlds fair rooms
Monday, January %, at 2:S0 p. m.
Finest and most complete job printing
establishment and book bindery in New
Mexico at the NEW MEXICAN printing Of
fee in this city.
The first annual meeting of the Santa
Fe Gun club will take place at O'Clock
this evening at A. T. Grigg's Office. A full
attendance is requested.
The city proposes to lay the sidewalk
IN front of the Preston property on upper
Palace avenue and charge the cost to the
property; about time.
FIN. Jones, of the Arcade, yesterday
purchased of Col.J.W. Dwyer, thorough
bred Lexington mare, paying 5000 there
for. She will be put in training as
roadster. ,s
Notice has been received at the e1ecu-
tive Office of the appointment of W. S.
McEwen as postmaster at Vaud, Eddy
county, and Thomas Harwood, at Dona
Ana, Dona Ana county.
The weekly pay roll of the New Mex
1oAN PRINTING COMPANY is very large and
the money 80 paid out remains in town;
the merchants and business men of this
city should bear this in mind and sup
port the NEW MEXICAN literally.
Visitors at Colds museum: W. G.
Robertson, Scranton, Penn; W. D.
Powder, San Francisco, CAL; w. G. Drish,
Kansas City Mo-; 2. P. Farmer, Denver,
Colo; Joseph and Fannie Delani, Bowery,
N. Y; J. Gross, Brooklyn, N. Y; JAS.
F. Green, Jno. Blackboard, Miss Lily
Durham, New York City.
A special meeting of the city council
was held yesterday to discuss the sewer
question. As the time until the next city
election in April is so short, it was de-
cided to construct no temporary sewers
but to submit to vote of the people
proposition to issue $4,000 in city bonds
for the construction of complete sys
tenn of sewerage.
John Bouquet, the Pojoaque valley
farmer, paid the NEW MEXICAN pleasant
call to-day. He remarked that if his
Weekly New MEXICAN failed to reach him
on time he felt absolutely ill at ease and
followed up this statement by saying: II
am pioneer reader of the New MEXICAN;
I first subscribed for it twenty seven years
ago and have taken it regularly ever since.
Inearlv times paid Sc per annum for the
weekly edition, now I get it for 80 per
annum."
Motley's Opera house will open for the
season on next Wednesday night Jan. rs,
with strong company of twenty artists.
Mr.. Tom Wade, the manager, is we'll known
all through the southwest; he is now
and has been for the past nine years run
ming a theatre in Ell Paso, and being
thorough Snowman, the amusement
going people of Santa Fe can expect to
see really clever performance nightly.
Capt. j. s. Day, of San Jose, Gala, has
been appointed city superintendent of
the Santa Fe Water & Improvement COM
pany, and entered upon his duties to-day.
P. H. HarrOun, who has been filling this
position, goes to the works as assistant
superintendent of construction. This
step is made necessary by the extra large
force of workmen which thecompany will
soon put on at it's reservoir. Capt. Day
it a very pleasant gentleman. He has
had large experience in managing water
companies in California. The NEW MEX
IoAN bids him welcome.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-01-21
PROSPEROUS REGION.
What the Farmers of North Santa Fe
County Are Doing These
Fine Days.

p. 81. Leese, member of the Santa Fe
county board Of horticultural commits
sioners, is in town to-day from his fruit
farm in E,pauola valley, and brings good
reports from that inviting section of San
ia Fe county.
Mr.. Leess and many of his neighbours
are now preparing to make large addi-
tions to their orchards this spring.
Among others, James Curry, who has
1900 fruit trees which come into bearing
this year for the first time, will add 1900
more trees in March. John NJ. ;Ketchum,
late of Iowa, has ten acres in fruit and
will add 500 trees to his orchard this
spring. DR.. Andrews and R. E. Twitchell
are also preparing for new improvements
on their respective farms.
Oscar Mallinkrodt, of famous st..
Louis, Mo-, family, has purchased ten
acres near Henry Becker's place and will
put it into alfalfa. He will also purchase 4
tract for fruits further down the valley.
Judge G. E. Broyles, late of Antonito,
Colo, has bought ten acres near Mr..
Leese's farm and will set the land to trees
this spring. Guy NJ. Phillips, and other
members of the Iowa colony are doing
we'll on their places. The San Juan ditch
is to be extended two and half miles
down the valley, and Messrs. Leese,
Ketchum, Phillips, Curry and others are
now organizing a company to bore for
artesian water. There is every evidence
that an artesian flow can be had he and
if it is demonstrated as fact great deal
of desirable land, too high to be reached
by the present ditch systems, can be made
available for fruit and truck farms. 80
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-01-21

At the Exchange: A. Garcia, jr, Cebo-
leta; John Bouquet, Pojoaque; P. H.
Leese and wife, Espanola; Joseph Grant,
Ell Rito; W. R. Graft, Coronado, Kas.; ia
cobo Perea,J. M. Montoya, Bernalillo;
Sam Sing. Cerrillos.
At the Claire: F. Frank, Albuquerque,
John Zehring, Boston; W. S. Cox, E. E.
o erstreet, Chicago; M. Kaufman, City;
Z. W. Gurley, Canton, N. NJ; F. Rurmann,
St. Louis, o. w. Roberts, Deming, G. L.
Chamberlain, Denver, L. Adams, Cincin-
natl, Ohio; G. E. Pringle, Hasting, MINI.
At the Palace: Marie Heath, E. H.
Macoy, Jonn Blackford, New York; G. s.
Ramsay, M. Garcia and wife, Albuquer-
que; E. E. Overstreet, Chicago; G. B.
Kehrmal, st. Louis; F. A. Matthias and
wife, Superior, Wis; H. T.. Westheimer,
St. Joseph; H. R. Jones, Denver; c. R. B.
Armock, st. Joseph; Pedro Perea and
wife, Bernalillo; j. E. Clark, New York.