Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-04-01
CAPITAL BUDGET.
Official and Political News Of the Day
How Gov. Eads' Appointment
was Hailed-NOtes.

A score of kilograms went out of Santa
Fe last night congratulating Gov VIM
M. Eads on his appointment. His selec-
ton for the place is regarded here by all
classes as the happiest possible solution
of what was verging into rather acrl-
monious conflict between local states
man. The business men of the commu-
nity are particularly we'll pleased over
Gov. Eads' nomination, for he enjoys an
enviable reputation as man of affairs
and his coming to Santa Fe will result in
good both to the capital city and the
territory at large.
The Washington Post has this to say of
} the Fall appointment: albert 3. Fall, OF
Las Cruces, N. NJ, nominated for associ-
J ate Justice of the supreme court OF New
! Mexico, is q native of Kentucky, and
l comes from an old and we'll known family
Q of that state. He is about 35 years of
r age and has resided for years in that ter
l ritory. His standing as lawyer and
a man is said to be very high, and the New
J, Mexicans in the city speak enthusiastically
Q of his legal ability, his firmness OF char
acter, and his eminent fitness for the posi-
ton to which he has been nominated. He
read law with Judge Lindsay, now senator
from Kentucky, who pressed his claims,
Il and is related to the family Of ex-Attor-
new General Garland. He was first an APP
II plicant for the district attorneyship OF
the territory, but was persuaded to- ac-
" cept the judgeship, although the former
70 is more lucrative Office"
Mr.. Edward B. Bowers, the new assist
.r ant commissioner of the general land Of
tn ypuara
Hobart, as they have been associated il
the work of the American Forestry asso
of citation, of which Mr.. Bowers was CORES
ponding secretary and most actlv
member. 1t is thought that Mr.. Bowers
j., appointment will insure an enlightened
az care of the forest resources of the coun
try by the general land office and tn
re- preservation of the sources of the waite
ng supply of the great west His is mos
ew excellent appointment.
NJ. S. Hart, of Las Vegas, is at Wasf
es- ington working hard tor the U. S. revenu
he collectorship. B. Seligman, of Santa r.
zee is there on a similar mission, and a
though the latter is opposed by the Abb
"a querque contingent, he is said to hay
,tv the best of the race so far.
ily Gov. Prince will preside at the gre
D, Trans-Mississip congress which will a
semble at Ogden, Utah, April "a. III
governor has conferred honor on Il
'ri- position he has SO ably filled, and he W
pa be heard from in the councils of tt
slc future state of New Me1ico.-Cerrill
'n' Rustler.
It is said that Hon. l.. R. E. Paulin,
Co. San Juan county, has been endorsed
cen Delegate Joseph for the secretarysh
hit - thot eitber he or RI. H. Pierce. of L
In Vegas, are slated for the place when t
time for making change comes aroun
YES Sec. Culp, of the Worlds fair comm
ur' tee ON ceremonies, writes the govern
ser that, agreeable to his suggestion, Septel
INST Der l6 next, has been fixed upon as "Ne
re- Mexico Day. at the Worlds fair.
F.Grant has been appointed postmf
? al ter at Tres Piedras, Taos county.
the Abreu, Penascc, Taos county, vice H.
ong Burnett, removed; A. Valdes, Taos, vi
ers' j. J. Lucero, removed.
s' Advices from Washington is to the
:, feet that Francis Downs is an applica
ma for the position of the judgeship OF 81
a,P'' district, and that he is supported by
mas W. Webb and Thomas Smith.
~ Since the new gaming law, requiri
, he 5000 a year license, to be paid in advan
Of took effect, it is estimated that over h
y Of the games in the territory have dre
ddv ped out.
u uos. Four years ago to-day april ~ Jud
tic Prince was nominated to be govern
49,. and was confirmed the next day. He
and rived at the capital and was sworn in
was April II.
of Gov, Prince sent telegraphic dispa
was of congratulation to Capt. Eads, in Wa
ipgton, as soon as the news of his
the pointment was received.
the A private letter received to-day sta
that the New Mexico contingent
,son Washington is in lively scrap over
lson spoils of Office.
Mrs. Hodgdon, of Deming, who
Fart postmaster there under the former Gle
osas land administration, is again in the fl
lace for the place.
rzaV The U. s. revenue office here is
Vim vised that in western Arizona the Chm
loon refuse to register according to the Go
gina act.
ross; p.,;s hov. ham granted to the
, NV lowing New Mexicans: L. j. Williams
Up Montana, P. M. Gonzales.
sing IL ls aoou' 'inno WI ~ ,at;o
10 at to be coming ho"e iio' ''0 '''
capital.
and Now your blood should be purif
ing Take Hoods Sarsaparilla, the best spr
ce OF medicine and blood purifier.