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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-12-29
Church ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

The usual services will be held at the.
various Catholic churches Of the city to
morr ". Sermon in English at the cathe-
dral at $3.50 a. N. W..
At the St. Johns Methodist church.
Services with sermon, IL q. m. and 1880 p.
M; Sunday school at 10 .. m.;s. Epwotth
IsHguel $50 p. M: prayer meeting, ESQ
Wednesday evening. A cordial invitation
Eis extended to the public to any Of the
services. g. 8. Madden, pastor. IN,
Sunday after Christmas. German Luth-
eran Trinity church, Rev g., A. Neef,
pastor--Services In the forenoon at IL
o'clock and In the evening at 1880 O'Clock.
Singing by the choir. Sunday school BY
Mrs. g. D. Koch every Sunday afternoon
at 2:30 p. nj. All are most cordially in
vited to attend these services.
Church of the Holy Fsith-To-morrow
Sunday after. Christmas) services will be
90 follows: Morning prayer and celebrs-
tion Al. IL, evening prayer at 1880. The
rector will preach in the morning and
will deliver a lecture in the evening on
sSeme Notable Associations with the An
Gent and Modern History of Christmas"
Tuesday night (Feast Of the circumcision
OF CHRISTI there will be q celebration OF
tho holy eucharist at 1880 q. M, ~
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At the Hotels.

At the Palace: E. Meyers, Albuquer-
que; W. s. Williams, Socorro; John g.
Clancy, Puerto de Luna; NJ. F.. Des-
marais, Las Vegas; q. W. Cook, Ration;
Modesto G. Ortiz, Albuquerque; Pedro q.
de Ia Lama, Albuquerque; W. E. Martin,
Socorro; A. L. Christy, Las Cruces; Geo.
W. Miles, Silver City; J.. F. Hinkle, Lin
coin; Rev. q. A. Neeff, City; j. F. Bette,
Denver; Dr.. Geo. ". Harrison, Albuquer-
que; D J. Rankin, Albuquerque; Charles
Whiting, Albuq uerque; Walter @. Hadley,
Albuquerque; W. A. Thompson, Folsom;
Chas. Way, Cerrillos.
" At the Exchange: Jno. Law, Antonito,
Colo; James Winslow, Las Vegas; George
W. Armijo, Albuquerque; Frank A.
Chavez, Albuquer que; Leandro Baca. So
GORE; M. Cooney, Socorro; Agapito
Abeytla, sr., Mora; Seferino Martinez,
Springer; Ricardo. B. Vigil, Mora; A. G.
de Baca, Clayton; Nestor P. Eaton, So
GORE; Jose E. Torres, Socorro; Ollin E.
Smith, Clayton; W. A. Thompson Folsom;
Juanito Baca, Lincoln; Roman Baca, Lin
col Robt. Trujilio, San Marcial; Elias
e. Bsca, Socorro; j. d. Martinez, Cha
pvrito; Uarlos Martinez. H
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ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

) Clean cotton rags wanted at this Office
for machine purposes.
Nelson Newell came in from the upper
Tesuque valley yesterday morning bring.
ing ave deer.
Mr.. Page Otero has been laid up at the
hospital for. the past week with a severe
attack of rheumatism.
Z lose dc ID Cruz Ortiz made final proofs
Of homestead entry for land in this coun-
ty at the land once this morning.
Ladies who expect to keep open house
ON New Years day will kindly send in
their lists early Monday morning.
The last performance Of Los Pastofes
which has been presented at st. Francis
hall for some nights past, will be given
Tomorrow night.
!. The taking Of evidence before Special
Master Suthsrlin in behalf Of complain.
ant, q. h. Gilderslesvs, in the Santa Fs
Southern case, Wa concluded yesterday
afternoon. :.
Prof. Sslby, the talented supsrintsnd.
emf Of the territorial normal school At
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SATURDAY SMALL TALK.

Col. Max Frost returns tonight from
Denver.
Mr.. II. G. Gortner returns from his
visit east tonight.
Mr.. John b. Knaebel is in the city from
Denver on law business .;
Mr.. Allan McCord, of Fort Wingats, il
in the city visiting relatives. ~
Mr.. A. C. Ireland returns next Tuesday
from visit to relatives in Ohio. .sa
Miss Mildred Helm is convalescent
after an illness of over week.
Mr.. Charles Whiting, one Of Albuquer-
que's best men, is visiting friends in this
city. .@s4
Mr.. Bernard Seligman returns next
week to Santa Fe after his extended fer
eign trip.
Capt. and Mrs. John L. Bulls entertain
number of friends this evening with a
card party.
Mr.. George Brady entertained few
friends at his apartments Christmas day
il hospitable manner.
The Golden Rod club, composed Of a
score OF little tots, was entertained at
Capt. Days house yesterday afternoon.
The Stitching Bee held special meet
ing this week. The popular organization
will be entertained by Miss Ilfeld during
the coming week.
Mrs. p. B. Coffin returned last night from
her old home in Richmond, Ind, whittier
she was called some; weeks ago by the
death Of her sister,, a,'.5
Ex-Gov. L. B. Prince returns Monday
might from the east. Mrs. Prince will
linger for several weeks longer visiting
her sister at Newark, N. j.
1 Miss Marie Spiess, who has been visit
ing her brother, Mr.. CHARLES a. Spiess, for
several weeks, returned TO her home In
Missouri yesterday morning. V Ass
The Amarsnth club holds. it's, next
meeting Monday night at, the rssidenSs
of M. A. r. Hsgle. An elaborate pro.
gram has been prepared appropriate to
New Years eve. ,.s I'LL
Misses Lynch and Holsmaa feturi
from their trip to Denver next Tuesdsy.
They will be accom- panied homo BY Miss
Minnie Hickman, Of Las Vegas, who will
visit them for several weeks.
The Misses Baker, Of Albuquerque, who
were expected in this city on. a visit this
week, have postponed this pleasure for
their friends until about the middle OF
January when they will visit the Misses
Keller.
Mr.. J. H. Pierce, Of Washington, D. O.,
whose excellent wife has been e., guest OF
the Palace hotel for some weeks, loft to-
day for his home. Mrs. Piercs's friends
will be glad to know that she has decided
to remain here several months.
By far the jollisst hop Of the winter
season. was that which took place last
evening ct the rooms Of the Santa .Fe So
cial club. The musiol BY Perez orches.
tn was excellent, the floor Ii, splendid
condition and the ladiss most radiant.
The club thinks scmewhatof giving these
hops once week during the coming two
months.
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THE POSTAL'S WITH US.
Its Santa Fe Office Opens Up in the
Lamy Block Monday Morn-
ing Next.

Beginning Monday morning the West.
ern Union Telegraph company will have
competition in Santa Re In the existence
of Postal Telegraph Office here.
The deal by which the Postal people
came into Santa Fe for slice of it's
business was completed this week by
wire, between Manager Sparks, of the
Telephone Exchange, and Assistant Sup.
erintendent Nalley, of tho Postal COM
pany, although the actual signing Of the
contract will not occur until tonight or
Monday.
By the agreement the Postal company
has acquired tho right to use the tele-
phone wires between this city and Ger
rillos for telegraphic purposes until the
Postal's own line has been completed,
This will be easily done by putting on a
repeater at Cerrillos so that there will be
a through telegraphic line over the
Postal system between Santa Fe and
Denver and all other points of import.
ance. The Telephone company has re-.
Gently put in perfect order it's line be.
tween here and Cerrillos so that the trans.
fer gives the Postal splendidly equip.
ped service to begin with. This
WILL NOT INTERFERE
with the telephone connection with Ger.
rillos as the same wire will be used for
both purposes. The only difference ID
that the telephone calls will be made by
telegraph instead of by the. bell system
On the ether hand the telephone service
is 80 light ever this line that there will
not be any Interruption of kilograms BY
reason of the double use of the wires.
The equipment Of the Santa Fe Office will
reach town tonight and the com pany's
Office will be on the second floor of, the
Lamy building next to the telephone
Office. Mr.. George Francis, a courteous
and competent telegraphist, who has been
with the Western Union Office hero for
some weeks will be in charge of the key
board. A feature Of the new Office Of
special accommodation to customers will
be the fact that the company will send
for any kilograms upon receipt of a tele.
phone message to, that effect from any
part of town. 1t is the intention of the
Postal company to erect wire of their
own to connect with their main line with
in the next sixty days. When this is
done Santa Fe will have as, a permanent
thing as adequate telegraphic facilities
as are enjoyed BY any other city' in
America, * 80 .et
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Silver City, will reach the city tomorrow
and will deliver lecture here one night
next week.
Mr.. J. H. Gerdes was yesterday ap-
pointed by Probate Judge Abeytia sd-
ministrator Of j. D. Proudft's estate.
Mr.. Gerdes gave the $4,000 bond re-
CURED this morning. Mr.. Proudft left,
besides his personal effects, life insur-
ance policy for $500.
The Odd Fellows of Aztlan lodge held .
rouslng meeting last night and elected
officers for the ensuing six months. Past
Grand Master W. q. Ritch was present
and made stirring talk on Odd Fellow
ship. The new officers are Isaac Goldorf,
noble grand; Il. Davis, vice grand; A. p.
Hogle, secretary; F. Muller, treasurer; g.
Schober, John Hull and I. Goldorf,
trustees. The installation will occur next
Friday night.
Mr.. Donald McRae returned last night
from a trip to Albuquerque, Gallup ard
other points south, where he has been
for the past week soliciting subscriptions
for the daily New MEXICAN. He did adj
mirably, and as result over fifty names
we're added to the New MExIoAN's list ct
readers. Mr.. McRae and the NEW MExr-
DAN also are under obligations to Hon. Y.
F. Kuchenbecker for timely favors. Gal
lup people are progressive and full Of life
and the business district recently burned
out is soon to be built up with a fine. lot
of mercantile houses.
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Tortured 64<
Disfigured %eG%s)a J.
Humiliated "

BY unsightly skin and blood dis.
eases. >.
Is there hope of cure!
CUTlcURA RESOLvENT T
Is the greatest Of skin purifiers,
As well as blood purifiers.
Because Of its peculiar action on
the PORES,
tits successful in curing
Tortlling, disfgurihg, humiliating
hun1ors, y =. -ya
When the usual remedies and even
The best physicians fail.
Entirely vegetable, innocent, ana
effective,
It especially appeals to those who
have
ASufered long and hopelessiy. :.
i acts upon the liver, kidneys, and
bowels as we'll as upon the
skin and blood.
It's use at this season
lnsures 4 clear skin and pure blood,
As we'll as sound bodily health.
It's the only Purifier acting on the
Skin and Blood at the same
time.
Sold throushout the world. Price, CuTIcuRA,
o0c, SOAR. dc. HxsOLvENfseE. POrTHR DRua
AND CRE1. CoaP., Sole rroprtstors, Boston.
"Hov 70 Cure Skin and Blood Humors." free.
sxrscisl Blemjshss. falling hair and sim.
pie baby rashss prsyentsd By Cutisars ssAp'
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Wanted-One cent q word each insertion.
Local-Ten cents per. line each insertion.
ty-five ents per line each insertion.
Displayed-rwo dollars an inch, single
column, per month In Daily. One dollar an
inch single column, in either English or
Spanish Weekly.
Additional prices and particulars given on
receipt of copy of matter to be inserted.
Prices vary according to amount OF matter,
length of time to run, position, number OF
changes, etc. 49,,
One copy only of each paper In which an
ad appears will be sent free.
Wood base electros not accepted.
No display advertisements accepted for less
I IN 81 net per month.
No reduction in price made for every
Their day" advertisements.
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be members are to be sworn in be-
ing matter of discretion; third, the petit
tlou of Mr.. Chaves does net show that he
has a certificate or opher title to the posi-
tion for which he desires to be sworn
in. The case was ably presented by the
attorneys for the respective sides.
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The Daily New Mexican
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 20.

by employees upon the New MEXICAN Printing
CO., will not be honored unless previously
endorsed by the business manager.
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For Rent,

!! The eastern half OF the Gerard D. Koch
hong ON San Francisco street; ave rooms
aud large space about the rear aud sides.
Inquire Of R. J. Palen, at the First No.
'tienaf Bank, -: \
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N office.
Advertising Rates.

Requests for back numbers Of the NEW
MEXICAN must state date wanted or they
will receive no at. -Ation.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-12-29

Catarrh is constitutional disease
Hoods Sarsaparilla is q constitutional
remedy. 1t cures catarrh. Give it a
trial.
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The Worlds Fair Tests
showed no baking powder
20 pure or so great Ia lew.
eniAg power IS tho Royal

At Stinson's, inferior liquors, etc., next
to Claire hotel, west side Of plaza.
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For sale,

offer for sale my entire stock Of
stationery goods. Good bargain. Pay
ing business. ]. WELTMEH.
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Amended mining location notices for
sale at the New MHxrcAA Office.
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MEN & WOMEN T2 Y2 3

I pay IS to SIC per week for making
crayon portraits; new patented method;
any one who can read or write can do
the work at home, in spare time, day, or
evening. Send your address. / send
work at once. 81. A. GRIPP, German
Artist, Tyrone, Pa.
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By using Halls Hair Remover, gray,
faded, or discolored hair assumes the, nat
ural color of youth, and grows luxuriant
| and strong, pleasing everybody.
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Furnishes Asuse to Ront.
The 0ildersleeve residence, upper
Palace avenue, IL rooms furnished COM
plsse, piano, library, handsome lawn
Ample stable and corral.
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Milk Punch 10 ots : glass as'the Colo
RADIO saloon.
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rs oars of hay for sale; dne bright quail
.ity; correspond with z. I. Myers, Anton.
Ito, Colorado.
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METEOROLOGICAL.

O. s. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE,
WEATuRR BUREAU OFFICE OF OBSERVER
Santa Fee, December 81. 1894.
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Dr.. Price'S Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair filshest Medal and Dip1ema.
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For Rent. IA
One furnished room, southern exposure.
Inquire at this Office.
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The q. S. 00v'f Reports .
chow Royal Baking Powder
superior to an Others.

. You con get engraved visiting cards a.
the NEW MEx1CAN, or have them printed
from your plate If you- Asye one.
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Wrapping Paper.
Old Papers for sale At the Nsw MsxI.
CAN ofice.
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John MsOpiloagh Havana eigazs q
Colorado slassn
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Fine McBraysr4 whisky .at Colorado u
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oEr1crAh AND PERSONAL.

Hundreds of juates in town to-day.
Col. Ernest Meyers il here from Albu.
querque to see the legislative wheels
started.
DR.. G. W. Harrison came up from Al
buquerque this morning. He is. being
prominently mentioned for territorial
treasurer. !.
Senator Agapi Abeytia, sr., Of. Msra;
Hon. Felix Martinez, Of Las Vegas, and
Nr. A. G. de Baca, of Union county, make
their headquarters at the Clairs.. -
Representative. W.. a. Thompson, Of
Uaion county; accompanied,by tho bright
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-17

yersoss Or re~soas likely 80 become eaarge
ca tho ec-amznisy. sad IL eA-Axsg rnzr-s-
ks-.9s Goxrrfs ease. The rrezzsty IN sesres
Tor ysos xEzoSs 81 The az - sraz5s. hs-r s.s
iragosisssa vii he sufficient - keep tie
c8s4e5 GoxE zsc@ xeaser and MA Eseaten. as
IN d-rsnce antsL aas soldiers srz dssso<e.
~ n msnner hat wLE reEseve a2rreAsa-
sson ss 80 their danger 20 the city sa4 eat-
ze3*-
The okher sax wh:eh M.t Noors shiaks
he mar b< called 81 10 eHsore provAses 81 ~
no PERSONS saaxs t0ngreyase On th< ~ stfc
hsgasaw nor zrcan1 Inc execEfive mar
sson. tEse carlzos nor the osger s1ss-c
eaald.ngs IA v ssislnxssn-
Tae dl<trict militia Is ready for service
and the chssf OF the police says thss he
has ample aafhorsty of Lar 20 arrest every
nan IA she Esxe- brigade II they violated
She E~ses zac order OF TIE city.
he assumption tina. the government has
any power 10 furnish Unerr.eyed labor
vita short honrs, stsaey enpsoyusen and
good wages is worthy OF 3 lrnatsc asylum.
b.. IL 70 quite IS sane as the socsalistac
itea that The we.I-so-do should psy ali the
taxes Of the state in shape Of property and
income taxes. pay Idle labor whatever
wages taey ssked aad bay al tire state
goods that labor With shars kours VAS asls
20 pat spoa the market OF course every
sober minded, industrious ussn would take
90 fight from such . government. J1ss -
the goose THAI lays the golden egg would
b sure to spread its wings aad migrate
the moment that Q szsurnal.a Of fools de-
csded 10 sring iss neck-
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4 wo9gutE>S MILITIA.

After tie great PiissbgsS riots % iS7-.
when the lOeAs militia refused 10 Ire On
the rioters, the Natena. Guard a( Psas-
sy.vsnia MAS completely resrssnsxea saa
to-day By its discipline Aaa So, d.s-ly ohVas-
snce has the confidence u tee peOple q il.
state ard The respee; Of ,Ae country. The
rniiitia Of Sogta Carolina, on the osher
hand. IS badly organised. poorly discip-
lsnei and insahardina'e. ana therefore
worse than worthless; /. Is positively dan.
eeEeas. Some 81 tie militia. which is bv
las subject 10 orders 81 the governor, re
fused ope8seaee 1aea he cAiieG Ikefn into
Aeslse service other commands Responded:
e. the summons bat res eaed al the ers,
opportunity 90 the pea that they eli net
approve Of What abe governor ~. aolag.
sad their places had 10 se taken ~ volan-
ieegs
ot course = milisismsn Who Is aoi SOL.
de. snoaes - oa~y the orders % tae gov
sFaor - ~ aAaeero9, rah.ie burden 50 a
policeman WHO refuses nnSsr the order cf
his ehlef 10 make sn arrest In Is not the
has5asss a{ = soldier - consider ID. no.
nvrs - iae govegaar. whether right ur
sr0Ss- \ soldier {. net r~snons be for
tie ~is,ic1n ~ tSltv Of his commander snG
: not as3d responsible. When nan err
ssrs TIE na4i'sas De sssres sll rixas Of rEi-
'ass .4@s lsai sa4 ex.s.elsaa ssasai aln
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BE - szs5-et 20 The gsve-aox's orders and
l. IL rs business ss 81 times and under sd
Circumstances 10 oe-y the governors Or
csrs.
The rsisissa cannot be hesd responsible
Tor Ese sc4s Of sks governor. xad shs g0s-
srno- - not accountable 60 fhe militia
lie - arcoa-tssle 20 the Law azd the
eoarss Tor The exercise Of bis executive
ro~ers. =n6 no militia il Other than =
dangerous burden 70 the STATE IL Is - net
corn POSED 81 mes who are solder; ret
critics. nothing be: osessenf. Subordinate
soldiers. AZ the pstfxnnrg riot when
HsaeoS ks regulars" arrived. one of shs
rso.ous crowd ssksd . fedsrss soisier:
Soasd you fellows really IRE npon u.."
Tie answer came back prou pity. We
shsa ire upon roo II tAe captain orders -
70. not otherwise ifa s:zte militia can
noi rise 10 thfs level Of sosdiership they
might - vel b aisnznded ~ dangerous
90 the stale.
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Gen. s.oc1m died on Saturday. and .
distinguished Confederate soldier. Gen.
Ker.hsw. Of Soash Carosins. died on San
day. Gen. kershav sas q yery able SOL
der and q distinguished lawyer Who,
since the war. served With ability -
member Of the state Judiciary. Gen. Ker-
shave campaigns were made undeY Lee
In Virginia. and be scarcely missed a bat
tie from Bail REn TO Sailors Creek, April
8. 1855 when he vas surrounded and sur
rendered with Ger. Ewsll and the whole
rear guard Of Lees army.
In case Of . war. either foreign or do
nestic. We should have fev of oar generals
that we're trained in the great school o:
the civil var ct for active service. Miles.
RCger. Forsyth and Merritt are about al
the active list Of the regular army could
furnish. for SchofeId, Howard and Nc
Cook are soon 70 be retired In civil life
Barlow. Wilson. Ames and Horace Porter
Are about al the Union soldiers that civil
life could give Us The South is still
worse o6. for nons Of hsr distinguished
soldiers survive in . condition fs 20 take
the field.
1t is not . matter Of much consequence.
however. for the whole method. Of modern
warfare. 90 far a. arms and tactics are
concerned, hare been 80 utterly changed
even aimee the Franco-sierran war of Is-o
that the veterans Of our civil war. even
those Of hale old age. would be back num-
bers" as completely rs was Winfield Scott
when our var broke out in ISL.
With the exception OF Lee. Joe Johnston
and Humphreys. no man Who was %
years old in 1851 rose to high distinction
Oh either side during cur civil war Sher-
man had never seen . civilized battle when
cur war broke out; nor Sheridan. nor So
cum. nor Schofeld. nor Crook, nor Stan
ley. L. 10 Of small consequences when the
next war comes whether we have any sol
diers Who have smeli powder or not during
the civil var. Military brains and train
ing given, the battlefield tests the capacity
10 think and act under fire.
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The Louisiana legislature must elect
three United States senators at its next
session-one for the term ending March 4.
isse tGihson's snccessorl. one for the term
ending in ise7 tWhite's successorl, one for
the long term ending in 1901 II il
asserted that no legislature in the United
States has ever chosen three senators at
one session. Both the Louisiana senators
now serving wese appointed ~ the gov
amor.