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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-10-18
Aus unlfrsr grtrigrn 2. MOrgeH-
AnsQabe.
Sic SnbrIfcirr GeutiG atBrn's.

90 ltpdutee, 16. Oft. - W}ilz
mautee'5 gOIoene5 SubiIGum purOs
beute 81 frjjber W}orgenitunoe nit
br0bnenOen SaIuti6iiiien aus e6ernem
W}unoe feitlid einqsleitet. Die Sir
0engloden itimmteu nit elm unO I'M
ter bunOertfuhem 8elGute brab Der
5O=idbrtge 9eburt.tug Der Staot an.
Die feItli6 Qei6miitten StruBen bill
beten bo5 SbauIpiel zines farbenz
prdhti9en observation-disclosures, Der Don
Stunoe 3u Gtunoe mebr an16poQ.
@iele SduIenO 8eiu6sr 6atten iih Den
in unQebeurenWta0en aufgeItuutsn Gez
burtstagsttnoern anqeIhlpfien Il. trpB
Der fijrdterlichen Gnge in Dem StruBen
entlung Der WiQr1nroute oes 95eit3uQas
berrl0te bod in Dem pihtan W}enIleuz
gemo9e cine anoQuernDe fr0blihe Suz
beIitimmung. Sn BEN 5enitern uno
auf bpbem 8altDtee mar Wlilpuutee's
rejher 9amenFlor. lin 10 lt6r 0orz
mtttags leBte Iih Elm tmpoianter STeItz
3u8 in Sepegung. 9pn Der gtatipnulz
IDenue aus, po Die ein3elnen 2lbtbei=
lUngen ii6 gruppirtcn, ginq Der 3u9
ourc1 8ee0ltrQ5e, .Sunelu= ADenue rah
Dem GttD=9au=4HaBe Stijrmi5her
2lpplaus begrijBte Die ItQttIi6enShao=
rem i'm 8orbeimari0e. Pin Dem 6eit=
5Uge nahmer S4eil: 2lbt6eiIungen Der
Yoli3ei 6euerpe6r, WljIi5truppen, @e=
teranenzOr9dniIatipnen, Siirgerperz
eine uno S1o6i3ul50gIinge.
Den NtitQlieoern oa5 &ereius Ser
alten 9tnije0.er unD Yioniere, Die in
HutIben Die Yoraoe mitma6ten, murz
De eine ipontane Cpation 81 She'll.
Nm 9tahmittag fano Elm felt
liher Gmpfong in Der WIuiitz2(tapez
ME ltQtt, Bel pel6er GeIegenheit in
i6pungpoucn 3eDen Der 5OziG6rige
geburtstag Der Staot Qefeiert tparo.
W}aDOr Sod begrijBte Die 9eIaD;nen
Gbrengd1te. ,3um 6eItrsOner mar Sc
neral +. s. Wintler au5erIeben, Der
in einem biItoriihen 3ut6lid @}ilz
pautee'5 glGn3enoe GntpiteIurQ5pez
riooe Ihilosrte. @ie Goubsrneure
llpbom ron Misconiin, s5ation ppn
SSopa, 8i2 ppn W}ihjgan, 2(ltgelo
DON SSuiroi5 uno MtcG louQ5 BON
MinneIota mobnten Der G5sier in Der
Wtuijt=9aue BEL. Den ObrenIhmau5
lieferte Der ,9lrionzGlub" un0 Der
,W}u5ifperein," unterItijgt ourA Die
2(rion=8opcue Don CibtoIb, Der bic
itQe 3oofo6rer Stub peranItdItete gu
Gbrcn oe5 Gaqe5 eine 2(n5abt g8ettz
fobrten i'm 9}ationol=4arf. 2luf Dem
Milpaufee= TluB fanoen CUR oll9smeiz
nen @olt56elu5tiqun9 9roBartiQe
Decentralization itatt unO am 2(benO
CAB es cine 9Fatel= 4oruoe Der geiammz
ten 8obFu6rer. Der 8lan3puntt Der
6eier lit Die fir morgen porbereitete
N,,S,tT+r;e 81 0-rnNp
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-10-18
SermiI3tc tcirgrapBiidjc GrpcI2cn.

- Gie neue Gtaot6uue in ct.
Qouis, M}o., otren @uu Dor orei Sat-
rem in Q(nQriff 9snommen Duroe uno
bereits Die Sunme ppn 5pei Mttuio=
nen OoQur9 rer7hlunoen bat, lit pm
Dem erperten 9lrGitetten @unlor ais
in i6rer Contribution qefubrorohano
Crtldrt noroen. Eire gauge 2ln5u1l
oi7erner S3uten in Dem Eeb11oe 1Gu
oeIett iein.
- Die Decentralization Der 6ol3=
fGnuler q. M}oT6er e Sohn in &c0z
Sin. M2iG., rcl1c hefcrntli0 I.3tc
EQo.ae ihrrn Gohtur5 ert.irten hos
ben Der onQeiteQten ltntcrIuhunQ 9e=
mGB bercits bie60be pon 100000 err
reidt.
- SS5n WiIfes6urre, 9a., puroe gez
tern auf Dem 6oQsnbad 6rie6boFe in
0egenport 5ablraiher @ere5rer oe5
paleiii9en GomppniIten 0rDilpm
Gnent entbUllt.
- No3 DierIt0tiQe aicQeIIteinerne
..Vro6=Ge5Guoe" in Columbus, D,
purOs QsTtern W}orQen Elm &aub Der
GFIammen. 3Frou 2lnna 01artb itijr5=
te BEL Dem un0lijtlitan @ortommniB
aus ejnem 5eniter be5 oritten Stot=
nertc5 uno erIitt 5dmere innerIicbe
8erleBun9en.
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6rill0C arilnOliC0 NeOcilt.

SG5 dttEc Gtcbij'saI Il: II Baltimore ron sr-il
biEtttH @ltts s..ct. A...o'Tt- eJfoercItcr 9i:rc7
b'c- u; REit:Iturg ~. LsIz=cVE, jJTGUtN iIHo
siEt.rE-!c&H;E C1o,1itsT "syocu. . n .i,i:rsru:.
feiEc rcIU::sH. II: Es-Grs.Eri y! uo.FoMm.H
f,ccr T=a o.ll7. %fr NutsJiGt,UHa 'syrc trebudr
%uJcGa'H1os= BIZ l liz, bis 3 giGtuI.
Ser DtarcI .E'sr iurIg rs5
BALTIMORE IILENIA INSTITUTS
IN rat III. S9S. Nsci1.3 q crth 2lpcuuc, zabc be-
Eo.toEs5 Z ..CFt. r,I.e1t ,uUgcsu.
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5s(9rpluiinu.

gt etp = y prt t, is. Stt. - SSn Dem
8obnbau7e ppn G6arle5 GontOit, Nr.
728, 5. 2l0enue, ereignete ii4 bcute
8prmittag ae9en 9 1lbr cine beftt9e
8as=GrploIion, burch lpeIcbe ba8 gon3e
GrogeIboB bc5 8ebGuOe5 Demolirt,
ba5 StraBenpflaiter Dor bemielbcn
au8gehoben, 3biiren losGeriifcn uno
SFen7ttr 5ertrjimmcrt nur0en. 0rst
iApere Steine puroen 20 SUB melt
fortgeidleuoert. Ser S6uDen mag
etlpu $4,000 betraqen. 8liidli6erpeiIe
nuroe g}iemano perIeBt. SSn Den gez
geniiber lie9snOen @Quiern bon Grz
SetretGr @bitnen uno BON GolIis s.
0untin9tpn nuroe Die Gri6itterurg
oeutlic6 perIpirt, uno bic 4feroe Oorijz
beroehenber Gquipagen i6euten. Seit
einigen 5agen bate man in oem 6auie
bereit5 Itarten Ga5qeru1 Qemertt uno
iofort Die nGpniOlioateo 0asz@omz
pugnie" er1uc6t, Da5 i6aobofte 3obr
repariren 3u loiien; tie ianote jeoo6
ibre Qrbeiter erit, ais ibr bon Der Gr@
plOIiOn M}ittbeiluag gsmadt poroen
mar
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-10-18

2tppstitIoIi9tejt tritt an bGufigIten
in G5olge Don 9iGtfe6lern ein, menn
man iih ben M}agsn nit irgenO nell
der SpaiIe D0er einam 8etrGnte per-
borben Fat. Ner Daran Ieioet, IoIte
nur lei4t peroauli6a SpeiIen unO Oez
trdnte genieBen ME 5lsii6, Suppen,
@emiiie, Bullion, rpeite Gisr, lsihte5
Bier Il. |. 10, uno Dor alien Gjngen
iOute man Sbee uno &affee permei0en.
QlnItatt Oieier 8ei3mittal trinte man
ben piel geIiinOeren, nabrRaftea
aneipp'i4en Mal5= aoffee.
(246,8,5D
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'rin, wcnn i3r C.iM GtIcGt il.
ge'hoih mir0 jbrr Gs1picIin NIT
ei'1iod)c2r 3jt9c,t ojcl T@6.
ttcr cG5@cjmcta, u,an OietIbe
ct!c Ei(icm,ocjnc E9a,tt BIZ.
Gbt, w'Ibc gCraDc g,nn9 }i6tbr 3cigt,
um TIT ciRc rcDrnOt P5jgIidbblt;s
tDcae~ tgGc6e gu Rrrltibsn.
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GiututOu3
&lUer
&c0t!tator.

GeyisIbe pe-rit5tst isire N.bsit ;ut
SririeoeHbeit uu0 eyfriid)t oa5 ge'nmm,e
&0.Verui;em. Or 1T pJ,iisr ais 4tlleU"
IND fam iOlpobI IN fIUiTser Bo:m uls
oIs Huber btSUgeH lUesosu.
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Nus Der Sun0r5hnaptitant.
S6aeamtss Ginnabmen.

2B q I bin Ct 0 n .. s, II. Oft.
- Die beuttgen SnIanriteuerzGinz
nabmen IteGten ii6 auf $536,445, an
30nen liefen 59,125 uno aus per-
i6ieoenen QuelIen 81, ,452 elm. gtu=
ttonalz8antnoten gum 8etra9e BON
$300,870 puroen eingel0it.
lln5ere g lbreierbe.
Sci SdluB Der bsutigen 8eI6dftsz
itunOen betrug amtli6er 2lnqabe gu
6oIge bic 9oloreIerbe oes S6abamt5
$93, ,1O9, ,481.
Il er g 0 It 9epartemen t.
Die Ginnabmen Des 9oit=Oeparte=
ment5 in Den OreiBig beosutenoiten
Stdoten oes Qunoe5 fir bds nit oenr
30. September uboelaufene 8iertel=
jabr betrugen $7400,449 qegen So
1891 in DEM entIpre6enoen 3eit=
raume Don 1894, ejns 3unabme pon
SO Yro3ent, S5eoe Staot 3eigt eire
3unabme, unD Die 8eamten Des De
partemert5 ie6en ourin einen 8epeis,
ouB Die @sI6dfte iihsraQ pieOer auf=
leben.
Der YrGItbent gebt ma d
2(tlanta.
YrGIioent GlepelanO pirb am tomz
menOen W2ontag, ppn ben &abinetsz
Mitglieoern uno beren 9amen beglei=
tet, gum 8eiu6 Der QtusTteIun9 na6
9ltlantu abreiIen. Die Riidrei'e pon
bort ioQ am M}ittpo6 2(ben0 erfolz
gen.
Cine GinIaoung Trantz
reid g.
Der 6ieIi9e fran30IiIt6e 8pti6oTter
8dtenotre bat Dem Staut5zOeparte=
ment Die Ginlaoung Der Ser. Staoten
Seiten5 Der fran30fii1en 8egierung
3ur 8eI6idung Der 0eItausitslung,
psl6e i'm Sabre 1900 in Yori5 Itottz
finOen IoQ, iibermittelt.
Dem @eroien5te ieine
&rDne.
9luF Qlnoronung Des prGIiOenten
bin iino 3Dei pra6tpolle Silberpaien
nit entIpre4enDen SnI6riften ber9e=
itelIt norDen, Don Oenen jc cine fir elm
8aic6ent be5 Capt. &arl BON Sooerz
luno pon Der ruIiiidan 8drte oSoari"
un0 Gapt, q. SOuoniean Don Der
fron50iiiden 8arte n9Ipde" beitimmt
1T. Die beioen Seeleuts ertparben ii6
nm Die gettung Der MannI6often
perun9liidter ameritaniI3er 6ubrz
8euge, be5 S9ooner5 nMtarD e. Qlm5z
Den" unD Der Barrie rQ8. QB. Grupo"
reip. am 26. 6ebruar unO 2. SuIi D.
S. anertennen5mertbe Yeroienite.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-05-24

of large slice of new territory, including
Port Arthur, japan must content herself
with few little islands. One of these is
inhabited by blind Chinese. 1t is really
a coral bed, not vestige of green about
it, and the dull red coral visible every
where, the effect of which is most notice
able upon the optics of the orientals who
reside there. They build their dwellings,
of coral and for such luxury pay most
dearly.
1t will be long time before the Japs
cease smarting under the treatment they
have received at the hands of neighbor-
ing civilized powers and an alliance often
sive and defensive with China is not
among the improbable things. Ten mil
lion Chinese soldiers trained by japanese
officers may constitute menace to all
existing European interests within the
next generation.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-05-24

BEATING the bounds, or, rather, beating
the boys, is an old English custom to fix
the knowledge of the parish boundaries
in the minds of the rising generation.
The custom still survives on Ascension
day, although every parish in the United
Kingdom has it's boundaries now fixed on
the ordnance trignometrical survey charts.
The ceremony consists of procession of
the parish school boys round the boun-
daries, and at each salient point, or land
mark, one of the elder boys is castigated,
to fix the spot in his memory. The fog
glng is not severe, as may be imagined,
and carries with it solatium of one
guinea, so there are many eager candi-
dates. Our land court might have been
saved some trouble if some such custom
had been in vogue in this country.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-05-24

Ex-PREsIDENr HARRISON gets red in the
face when anyone of his friends incau-
tiously remarks that his health is not 70.
bust. Clearly he has just as robust a
longing as Reed, Mckinley or OulIom for
the next Republican presidential nomina-
tion and his chances appear just as ro-
bust as those of the other fellows men,
toned. But the fact that he recently
won case and $4,000 fee beforea jury
of twelve should not cause him to over.
look the fact that, in 1892, he lost much
more important case and an annual fee
of $4,000 for four years before q jury
composed of the American people, and
that even if he should secure the coveted
nomination his pole might again prove
too short to knock off the White house
persimmon. Certain things, like hors,
races, juries and baccarat, are not Away
safe to bet on.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-05-24
Attention, Americans!
DEMOCRATS, REPUBLICANS, PoPULIsTs AND
OTHERS JOIN TOGETHER.
DESTROY SIX HATEFUL TRUSTS.
OUT THIS OUT, SIGN AND SEND 1T IN NOW.
Attention, Americans!
PLEDGE OF
ANTITRUST LEAGUE OF UNITED
STATES.

Hereby solemnly pledge my word of
honor, to the other members of the "Anti-
Trust League of the United States," not
to vote for any candidate for state legis-
lature, nor for any candidate for the
house of representatives of the United
States, nor for any candidate for the Of
fee of president of the United States, I'M
less the political party by whom the can
didate ia nominated, insert plank in it's
platform declaring thft all tariff taxes
shall be removed immediately from any
of the following articles upon which said
taxes are collected at the time the candi-
date assumes the Office to which he is
elected. The articles to be specifically
named are the following: Beef, sugar,
coal, oil, leather and tobacco. And to
enact and carry effectively into execu-
ton with promptness, such laws MS will
terminate the existence of any trust or
monopoly in any of the named six art
icles:
1t shall be necessary for each candidate
to individually pledge himself in writing
especially and specifically to the faithful
adoption and execution of this particu-
lar plank of his party's platform or
pl0uRo VI tno poOpio VI htuoIlChs
It shall be necessary for the candidate
for state Legislature to pledge himself in
writing to exact from candidate for the
senate of the United States, similar
declaration in writing before voting in
the state Legislature, of which he is a
member, for any candidate for the Office
of senator of the United States. Unless
the foregoing conditions be complied
with by candidate for any one of the
offices named, solemnly promise not to
vote for him.
Signed, ........... ..........
City or Town. ..........
County. ..................
Otdbo. ..................
DAteQ ....................
Enclose five 2-cent postage stamps and
certificate of membership will be sent to
you and your name enrolled.
| Address,
"ANTI-TRusT LEAGUE OF UNITED STATES
ZIG Postal Building, New York, N. Y
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-05-24
sugar a Coming Crop.

There seems to be but little doubt that
beet sugar may be made protitably in
California, Arizona and New Mexico, re-
gardless of government bounty. Claus
Spreckels asserts that California does not
need bounty to make business profit
able. He also states that the beet sugar
crop of California amounted to $4,000
tons last year, and the industry is in it's
infancy only. The sugar consumption of
the United States is 1OOOO0,000 tons an
nually. Few know it, but it is fact that
one-fourth of the total rail freight of the
Southern and Central Pacific roads out of
San Francisco is composed of sugar and
syrup shipments from Mr.. Spreckels'
city refinery. He ships as far east as the
Missouri river. His freight bills at half
cent pound amount to from $4,000 to
$4,000 daily.-Eddy Argus.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-05-24
AS to Bailing Criminals.

An attempt was made last week to get
Juan Trujillo, who is confined in the
county Jail on a charge of killing Cipria.
no Gonzales, out on bond. The justice
of the peace fixed the bail at $4,000 and a
bond was made out in that amount, but
Judge Bantz stated that the justice of the
peace had no jurisdiction in the matter
and instructed the sheriff to accept no
bond for the release of the prisoner. The
Judge holds that where person is COM
mitted to Jail ito await the action of the
grand jury, on charge of murder, JUS
tice of the peace has no authority to fix
bonds, and if it is desired to get the pris.
opsr out of Jail the proper method is
through habeas corpus proceedings. 1t
has been common practice among JUS
tices of the peace to fix bail in cases of
this kind, but in the future it would be
we'll for justices of the peace to remem-
Der that where persons are held for MUIR
der they should be committed to Jail with
out bail.--Silver City Eagle.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-05-24
As TO the COLONIES.

Prof. Allenkelly will stand up and be
corrected. He says:
"The NEW MExIcAN's mania for confer
ring scrub titles Is becoming ridiculous.
Now that it has dubbed Tom Catron
"colonel," that title becomes a term of
reproach and opprobium to any honest
man."
Wrong, as usual. The New MEXICAN
had no hand in Col. Catron's promotion.
Robert Carley, one of the San Pedro home
claimants who opposes Mr.. Catron's grab
of lands down that way, enjoys this dis
tinction, and he spelt it with az" too.
Prof. Allenkelly will please take note
and govern himself in future accordingly.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-05-24

The report that the U. S. court of ap-
peals in Massachusetts has, in deciding
the Berlinger patent case, given that hog
gish concern, the Bell Telephone COM
pany, another exclusive monopoly of the
telephone business, is misleading. There
are whole lot of good telephones in use
that do not infringe on the Bell, and they
will doubtless continue to do business
yet awhile, statements of some nows-
papers to the contrary Notwithstanding
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-05-24

The erudite Denver Republican now
yociferously affirms that it always re-
garded the income tax law as fagrantly
unconstitutional, or words to that effect.
Here is another deplorable instance of a
profound constitutional lawyer being
spoiled to make an exceedingly common
place editor.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-05-24

WHENEVER the Arizona papers are
short of stirring local items they spring
a report that the Apache "Kid" has been
captured and killed by cowboys at some
remote part of the territory. None of
these reports, however, have so far
proved fatal to the skid"
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-05-24
AYis0 de Xenta.


TERR1ToRfo DE NUEvo MEXICO, AZ
Condado do santa re. y
En- la corte dc distrito del primer dis
trito judicial, en- por el condado de-
Santa Fe. En- cancilleria.
The farmers Loan and Trust Com
pany, Demandante,
vs..
The Texas, Santa Fe and Northern
Railroad Company, The Santa Fe
Couthern Railway Company, Thomas
b. Catron, John G. Albright, Ansel F.
Goodrich, Daniel Cherry Henry A.
True, asociados como Goodrich, Cher
ry& Co., RalphW SCOTT Joseph White
head, asociados como R. W. Scott &
Co., Lionel d. Sa1ton y Edward F.
Browne, asociados como Lionel D. 2
Saxton g. Co., Lionel A. Sheldon, Adam :
j. Hager, Robert Harvey, administra- 4
dor del estado de p. L. Wander Veer, .
finado, Henry O. Bachelor Edward
L. Bachelor, socios sobrevivientes de
la frma de Bachelor Brothers, Bach
elder Brothers, b. M. Read, George II.
Marshall, G. l.. Wheeler, John Burns,
A. J. Livingston, u. Livingston, Isaac
N. Stone, Ambrosio Ortiz, Cesaria r.
de Ortiz, Juan B. Lucero, Dolores o.
do Lucero, james B. Orman William
Crook, asociados como Orman &
Crook, Charles H, Gildersleeve, The
Second National Bank of New Mexico
at Santa Fe George G. Preston, De-
mandados.
Por cuanto, en- por decreto de dicht
corte de distrito en- la causa arriba titula
da, rendido ell dia do Abrii, A. D. 1895, /,
debidamente registrado, la suma de 81, 16O,
238. 83, 50 halo v sc adiudico que SO debi,
era papadera al dicho demandante DO,
ell principal y redito de los primeros bo
nos dc hipoteca emitidos por la dich,
Texas, Santa Fe and Northern Railroad
Com pany, bajo los provistos de un,
cierta escritura de fideicomiso para la SO
guridad de dichos bonos, ejecutada en-
tregada por la dicha Compania Ferro
carrilera a la demandante, la cual llevab,
fecha del dia II de JUNO, A. D. 1882, y re-
gistrada en- la oficina del escribano d,
pruebas ex-officio repistrador del diche
condado de Santa Fe eli dia 10 de Julio
D. 1882, en- 81 libro G de Documentos d
Hipoteca, en- las pagipas SO hasta 70 in
elusive, Dor la cual la dicha Compani,
Ferrocarrilera traspaso al dicho deman
dante, como fideicomisario, toda Y Sin
pular la propiedad, franc uicias, derecho
' materia, particularmente descrita Oh
dicha escrjtura de fideicomiso en- dich,
decreto, ,ncluyendo TODD 81 derecho, titul,
interes que la d,cha Compania Ferro
oarrilera, The Texas, santa Fe and North
ern Railroad Com pany, tenia entonces
pueda haber ado uirido de entonces 81
adelante, en- TODD, singular, eli ferro
carril de la dicha The Texas, San
ia Fe and Northern Railroad Com
pany tambien todos los otro
| fsrrocarriles pertenecieptes o de 60
en- adelante aduuiridos Dor dtcha Com
mania Ferrocarrilera. iuntameute CON to
dos los terrenos. Was, iiineas, relies, puen
tea. trayectos. edificios. muelles, desem
barcaderos, estructuras, ereccio ones, cer
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-05-24
cess1On.

solid south again by nominating a
southern man for vice president. What's
the matter with Steve? He's from below
the line and he's solid enough on gold
monometalism to suit most Republicans.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-05-24
They are Most All Gold Bugs.

The gentleman who gets his "free sill
yer" ideas from the st. Louis Globe
Democrat is not in harmony with the
ajorty of the people of this great west,
and his friendship for the white metal is
at least doubtful. 1t is now a noticeable
fact that all the Republican newspapers
are beginning to swear by the st. Louis
gold-bug organ, which is very fair indi-
cation CT the intentions of that parity
Socorro Advertiser,
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WILL THEY RISE AGAIN,

Japan is the victim of misplaced con-
hdence surely. Neighborly interference
has robbed her of most of the substantial
results Of her recent triumphs and instead
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Notice of sale.
TERRITORY OF New MEXICO,
Gnuntu of Santa Ea

TERRITORY OF NEW MEXICO, [
County of Santa Fe.
In the District Court of the First Ju,
cial District in and for the County
Santa Fe.
In chancery.
The Farmers Loan and Trust Com
pany, Complainant,
The Texas, Santa Fe & Northern
Railroad Company, The Santa Fe
Southern Railway Company, Thorn
as B. Catron, John G. Albright. An
sci F. Goodrich, Daniel Cherry and
Henry A. True, co partners as Good |
rich, Cherry q Co., Ralph W. Scott
and Joseph Whitehead, co-partners
as R. W. Scott & Co., Lionel D. Sax
ton and Edward F. Browne, CO.
partners as Lionel d. Saxton &
Co., Lionel A. Sheldon, Adam j.
Hager, Robert Harvey, Administra-
tor of the Estate of p. l.. Van der
Veer, deceased, Henry O. Bachelor |
and Edward l.. Bachelor, surviv-
ing partners of the firm of Bachel-
der Brothers, Bachelor Brothers,
B. M. Read, George H. Marshall, @.
l.. Wheeler, John Burns, A. j. Liv-
ingston, D. Livingston, Isaac N.
Stone, Ambrosio Ortiz, Cesaria R.
de Ortiz, Juan B. Lucero, Dolores
0. de Lucero, James B. Orman and
William Crook, co-partners as Or
man d Crook, Charles H. Glider
sleeve, The Second National Bank
of New Mexico at Santa Fe, and
George G. Preston,
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GEORGIA and Missouri lead all the other
states in the number of new postoffices
established during the past six months.
This is another evidence that the sunny
south is strictly in the progressive pro-
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PRESS COMMENTS.
DIscreditable journalism.

The comments of recent issue of the
Rio Grande Republican on college af-
fairs are contemplate, uncalled for and
emanate from source that is discredit-
able to the territory in general and its
press in particular-Roswell Record.
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Pr The NEW MEXICAN is the Oldest news
paper in New Mexico. 1t is sent to every
Post Office il the Territory and has large
Gld growing circulation among the intelli-
gent and progressive people Of the south
west
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-05-24

The oldest inhabitant fails to remem-
Der any previous period wien the wealth
er clerk displayed such generosity with
his May rains in New Mexico. 1t means
prosperitv
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FRIDAY. MAY "a.
They can't answer "Coin."

ADVERSE resolutions do not seem to
bother Senator German much. He keeps
right on carrying the Maryland prim-
aries
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Re- Opening or Montexuma Hotel, Las
Vegas Hot sprlnEs.
This famous mountain resort will be
re-opened June 20, 1895. Tho Mountain
House, near by and under the Same man.
agement, will be opened June l. For
passenger and hotel rates and general IN.
formation call on agents Santa Fs route,
Il. 8. Lurs,
Agent, Santa Fe, N. N.
Gro, T. NfonoLsoN, q. p. A.
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e. 4. FIsKE.

Attorney and counselor at law, P. o. Boz
e." Santa Re, N. NJ, practices in SUI
preme and ell district courts of New Mex
leo.
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A. B. RENEHAN,

Attorney at Law. Practices in all terri
torial courts. Commissioner court of
claims. Collections and title searching.
Office with E. A. Fiske, Spiegelberg block
Santa Fe.