Deming headlight., 1894-10-26

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fn appropriation ~ 'ao fef ll|o cont
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islnutt ana lof lolihn pahile docNmeHl6.
anN one 81 $500 additional 10 ihe cuntn
gent fund ailoNed lor rArtnsra 81 TIE
governors ealse. W. fnNtef evidences
VI bic inlasnre Ia ooueress. even 70 lhe
extent VI fecutlaf iawenssd nppiorrla
ilons. while olhts members were yui
douu lnpll directions by enforced re-
tgpnthmsut
ne SUED FFdrd IN FHffIpk over lto prl'
{aie peuslon bllln lol iAH reluaiaiement
% ihe placing, " old soidlefs on lhe
pen,lop rolls larger number iiau ls
credited 20 amy ether monlber 81 CON
rf,u
iic hos done more effective work 10
setalne lhe establishment oi po.tolllcra
and mall routes an8 ihe lnsfeaso Of mail
is1llliles iur New Mesieo ihuu any other
mcO.bcl oi tougfesi fof biz constituency,
aud more t5an la all other iqtri,orlsa
comhlnsd.
Perhaps TIE most lahorious and iaf
renchlne effort Of hia congressional
cafeef. aside irnm his continuous state.
hood balllo and The law creating tho
count of private LAND cialmh, j. lhe hill
now pending which provides for throw
ine open 20 tho ptospeclur and miner
thc mineral on land grants, Mr. Joaeph
had 70 meet aud combat pll the land
grant lnhrrncrs wnieh included many
mcmber of tonsrcFs Interested IN these
granite. before tho committee. ny per.
slstsut and forcblo presentation ci this
cauae he secured favorable report from
the committee, and also q yerg strong en.
dofspment of the hill and recommends
tion for lts passage by the seorenry 81
the Interior The mineral u especlally
reserved Ia al tho DEGREES confirming
granis by the land court, aud as Mr Jo.
stlhr bln provides a nothud Of opening
the mineral 60 The pfospoc,ur aud miner
ihai is inai 70 The grant owner, he has
aSsumnces that u VIII be- passed. ns soon
az q can be reached Ia ilo regular efder,
The bill now stands on tie calender with
the unanimoua report Of the committee
Ia lagor OF rs passage Next 20 state
hood and she land court, 10 pnsure viii
be of The greaiesi developing benefit 20
che peoples oi New Mexico.
Other bills were passed, besides those
mentioned above, ,.niaklng total of ten
10 his credit last session ihroo iimes
the average number pissed by members
of congress. These, and he important
measures be hos now pending 10 differ.
ent aiagea Of passage, made thls list the
bufieat aud most useful scnsipn Of cun-
gresa he has served tie people Ia, and li
makes remarkable record.
II is remarkable because no paused
three times tho average number 81 bills
20 fulinedged mcmber l'ecause be got
appropriations and Increased approplla.
tious, where oiher membcra failed en-.
ilroly or we're reduced a. amount bc-
cause ne secured more beHoills lor hla
constituency 10 The ppstuillce department
than any other wcmher OF congress be-
cause he passed more private pehslou
BILLS than any other mcmher, bringing
thus hundreds OF dollars monthly iniu
ihla territory for The beuens % OLD Sold
iors Of lhe Narand their dependent gola
lives
Think on iAls record, fellow ciiizeus
md remember the record published lN,
yeara nRo, showing that hc hsd passed
ihlriyilye important laws during hl,
preceding seven years in congress an,
had secured over tl,eoo,000 10 appropti
ailoun for this terrlVeiy. then let The
) iongus ciearc % The roof NJ the noutl
that attempts 10 uites tho inensiroui
ialaehpod, aud let tli. arm be pAlaic,
that would pen the hue, that this iath
raj servant of lhc people has done uolh
log Ia congress.
IliE CAgnoS HrroRn,
Two wears ago we published tho r. D
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