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Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1896-11-23

unblushingly stolen by the Democrats
that it would have been Republican in
both branches except for the arbitrary,
partisan and unwarranted action of Sec
retary Miller in swearing in certain Dem
ocrats as members thereof who had no
color of right to seats; that the partisan
conduct of the secretary in the premises
was wholly without justification, and, as
Gen. Bartlett said in one of his cam paign
harangues, wicked, odious and outrag-
eous IN the extreme" Since these un-
founded and exploded charges are being
renewed by the Republicans at this time,
coupled with the representation that the
Democrats mediate Stealing" the legisla-
ture-elect by the same "high-handed and
wicked methods" that were practiced two
years ago, the New MEXICAN concluded
to 20 to the bottom of thess oft repeated
charges and show the people of New Mex
loo just how false and baseless they are.
The results of these impartial investiga
tlons we're given in this paper last Satur
day evening. They amply vindicate the
action of Secretary Miller in organizing
the 3lst legislative assembly; conclu-
sively prove that the secretary did not
swear in single member of the last
legislative assembly whose right to a seat
was not established by formal certifi-
cate of election from the duly constituted
canvassing board or BY an order from
court of competent Jurisdiction and clearly
convict the Republican spellbinders and
editors of the territory of grossly and
(doubtless) willfully slandering and libel
ing the secretary thereof. No doubt
these lying charges will be repeated from
time to time in remote parts of the terri
tory, but we enjoy the satisfaction of
knowing that wherever the NEW MEXICAN
circulates (and it's circulation covers
every part of New Mexico) their true
character will be instantly recognized
and they will be treated with the con-
tempt they so richly merit.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1896-11-23
PRESS COMMENT.
Advice to Wool Men.

What we want in tariff bill is a duty
so high that it amounts to practica
prohibition of shoddy. The Dingley tar
iff bill does not provide this, and the
wool growers should therefore demand
its defeat or an amendment to it which
will protect American wool over foreign
shoddy.
In the campaign just closed the Amer
ican farmer has been promised great
things. The greatest that he is privileged
to expect is ample protection on wool
If he sits back and allows the manufac.
turer to frame the wool clause in the tar
if bill he may rest assured that it will be
framed for the benefit of the manufao-
turer, no matter how we'll it may read at
first glance. We commend this question
to the New Mexico Wool Growers asso-
cation.-Las Vegas Optic.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1896-11-23
cenber !

Ii the Republicans in congress really
desire to abate the present treasury de.
felt, we would respectfully suggest that
the addition of 81 barrel to the tax on
beer would add about $3O,OOO,OOO to the
yearly revenues of the government and the
balance needed could easily be raised by
slightly increasing the tax on whisky and
manufactured tobacco. Nothing is more
certain than that the restoration of the
Mckinley tariff schedules will not pro-
vide the government with sufficient rev.
cnues and avoid the necessity of further
bond issues.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1896-11-23
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Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1896-11-23

The appeal of the Canada de Cochiti
grant case, involving the titles of the
valuable group of gold mines at Bland,
has been set for hearing in the United
States supreme court during next May.
No lawyer familiar with the case doubts
that the just decree of the United States
court OF private land claims, conining
the grant to its original boundaries and
thus excluding therefrom all the :Cochiti
mines, will be affirmed. This will for
ever dissipate cloud that has long re-
tarded the dev elopment of one of the
richest sections of New Mexico.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1896-11-23

. rs II
Connections with main line and
branches as follows:
At Antonito for Durango, Silverton
and all points in the San Juan country.
AT Alamosa for Jimtown, Creede, Del
Norte, Monte Vista and all points in The
San Luis valley.
At Salida with main line for all points
east and west, including Leadville.
At Florence with r. 3 O. @. B. R. for
the gold camps of Cripple Greek and
Victor.
At Pueblo, Colorado Springs and Den.
yer with ell Missouri river lines for al
points east.
Through passengers from Santa 70 will
have reserved berths In sleeper frop
Alamosa II desired.
For further information sddresa III.
undsrsignsd.
T. ]. HELM, General Agent,
Santa Fs, Mn
8 K. Hoopzs, q. p. A,
Denver, Oolo.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1896-11-23

The influence of one Just, fearless and
upright Judge is shown in the collapse of
the nail trust. This wicked combine had
put up the price of nails 800 per cent in a
few months after it's organization but its
methods were SO vividly exposed by an
Indiana judge that it went down under
public sentiment like any other common
fraud. This trust will quit business De-
ha,
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1896-11-23

MARSHAL HALL and Sheriff Shannon, of
Grant county, are to be congratulated on
the vigor and success that characterizes
their chase of the Black Jack gang of
desperadoes.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1896-11-23

SINCE election the New York goldbugs
do not hesitate to declare their unalter-
able opposition even to "international
bimetallism." These jaundiced bigots
are likely to cause the Mckinley admins.
tration vast deal of trouble during the
ensuing four years.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1896-11-23

The production and manufacture of
sugar beets promise soon to take high
rank among the wealth producing in.
dustries of resourceful New Mexico. The
soil and climate of many sections of this
territory seem to be especially adopted
to the raising of sugar beets.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1896-11-23

The Rock Island railroad has been a
long time about it, but it now appears
that they propose to take an active hand
in constructing new lines in the south
west during the coming year. 1t will pay
the investor and home seeker to keep his
eye on this progressive concern,
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1896-11-23

THERE is great deal of talk to the
effect that President-elect McKinley's
judicial appointments for New Mexico
will, as a rule, come from "the states" ;"
That would prove a bitter pill for some
of our aspiring jirists.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1896-11-23

The report that Butcher Weyler, after
one "pitched battle with Maceo," will
favor truce with the Cuban insurgents
speaks volumes. Most practical people
will instantly conclude that Weyler would
prefer the truce without further blood
sboJ
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1896-11-23

GOOD many of our esteemed Republi-
can friends of the pie counter patriot
variety act as if they thought Uncle Sam
had no more important business on hand
than TO distribute offices among the faith
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1896-11-23

Es-The NEW MEXICAN is the Oldest news
paper in New Mexico. 1t is sent to every
Postoffice in the Territory and has large
and growing circulation among the intelli-
gent and progressive people of the south
west.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1896-11-23
Letter List,

List of letters remaining uncalled for
in the postoffice at Santa Fe, N. NJ, for
the week ending November 81, 1896. If not
called for within two weeks will be sent
to the dead letter Office at Washington:
Ashton, Arthur King, Clinton
Chavez, Cipriano Lucero, Fran eli sc G
Chlott, G. H. S. Trujillo
Cruz, Catarino Maber, Mrs. II. G..
Devez. Carmelita Miner, w. ID.
Griego, Eluteria Ali Podgeyer, Fred
rede Prince. j. w.
Gutman, DR.. Joseph Spencer VIM.
Haigh, Mrs. d. L. Valdez, Felipe
In calling please say advertised and
give the date.
THos. p. GABLE,
Postmaster.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1896-11-23

The contest over the governorship
waxes not. May the best man win.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1896-11-23
MONDAY. NOVEMBER 90.

COLORADO will do herself proud in hon
oring W. j. Bryan tomorrow.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1896-11-23
PROFESSIONAL CARDS,
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Dentist. Rooms in Kahn Block, over
Spitz' Jewelry Store. Office hours, to
IL a. M; 2 to s pm.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1896-11-23
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Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1896-11-23

Notice Is hereby given that orders given
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Co., will not be honored unless previously
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Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1896-11-23

1. F. CONWAY, W. A. HAWKINS,
CONWAY 4 HAWKINS.
Attorneys and counselors at law, Silver
City, N. M. Prompt attention given to
all business entrusted to our care.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1896-11-23
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
MAX FROST,
Attorney at Law, Santa Fe, New Mexico.

GEO. W. KNAEBEL,
Ohioe IN Griffin block. Collections and
searching titles speciality.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1896-11-23
sAsILess CHARGES EXPOSED.

During the past two years the Repub-
lican bosses OF New Mexico have indus.
triously and systematically represented
that the last territorial Legislature was
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1896-11-23
NOtlce.

Notice,
Requests for back numbers Of the NEW
MEXICAN, must state date wanted, or they
will receive no attention.
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NorIoE OF tEugIrL,s sALr.

NoIiCE - HERruY CivrN THAT IN
lccofdenco wuh and g.icr l.o roW,r
ma l.ulon uud may o.ii,.h
uur, ltil. o. tha UNDO fIruul trustees lT Ger.
uuic Rowe un1 o B love. hor husband. aud
frtufrcd uetnhtr gith. ieIl. ln zoos ''t A" ~
Alur EaEeauu % re- 3D. OF tnu itrrufda oi san
Lsko cnUuiF. itah. che unIrrflimrd trustees
ciilrf pr both Wiz ofuf Coz saio and ECU 10
600 highest bidder Tor easn. % the West front
Criraucg o. uic foini lIIy and tolniT liuiiiinF
iu -an ihtc ~. tai, lfhat heiu. lne touniy
tuur. House ~ salt iahU county ltuhl ON mo
700 taI ui september. at Do prk noun
uf ihat uar. 800 tho rCtl rHtato uoruiuqufr dee
HrrIien. o. pay hud dlHf hlran tnH indebtedness
secured Boy safd trust rrrd. aud intHrptt inrfcs
90. Huu reasonable compensation 60 Haih rust
rannd costs ui ills notice Hnd tsutuacf ~ sale,
lurIud uu rtuHouunlr HiaHIuUu'H f1cH Tor tno
attorney % raid trustee. lna HnIo Nil DO
ul1d0 nt thr request ~ tnu holder ui slid iu
dcHtclnusa md heraufo of dCfau in tlc paw
mrut 90 The lrtrftft due uron fail lndehtci
ness, which became dus on die sith day OF April,
l'fIi uY reason or WUirh default bon thr nay
mont % aaii interest iH1 vtu'o indebtedness
bf itH express tcrma became due aNu Was de-
uiafri Ho BY the hu. der OF aaid ind htcincsa|
and ihe same, together with taid Interest, 10
now wholly unpaid.
ssil rcai eslato be- particularly described na
fuuuWa. tntwlti
an % 10, No. thirteen un and the west half
Of Dot 40 i've. i've ua ln bloch No. two 81 Oh
four tl AMI i've q Of block thirteen llf IN
i've acre plnt" - iur tioifruryuU
u y. sAt.isuUfY, Trustee.
tiNuN uAMnl NGEh. trustee.
Dated August o., 100.
fiut publication August 10 isaG
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w uEnEAs. CYRUS rwircnrLt. AID
w Matilda !. IUitehcil. his wife and Clint
!. Moon. 90 unmarried man, dii BY thelr coz.
iain deed o. trust dated the sih day. Of July.
100 end rccorutd on tho Let day ~ Aufust
isll "a book G.h Of moriFngts, page 30 10
go inc uiivc " ihc records 20 the ONCE Of
the recorder OF deedl ui saii Like county. M
Tho crriiurY iuuw ftItcl II Utah convey ~
william ~. nalt, 60 uustec. tuq following
described real raiaie situate IN the said eat
D ale rnuntr. IL Ah. 70 Wit
Cammencinr sta roint n feet wcs. % the
northeast cetref u loi i've lAi, block thirty
80 w al ,,g, se ~ 'n ,l',
ilcue uoHh i01 fcuti thence caat So fsot 10
rintu 90 hrFnuiuHi
which taiu conveyance vas msda IN trust 10
secure to the order Of The Lombard lnvest
munt company tue payment OF the said yrua
IWitrheii nnu MauldA j. lwiohfll ana Tint !.
honn's one ceiiaiu promiitpfy noic 90 even
dfta with SSH dtoi % uusL Tor the prinsipa
sum OF fourteen hundred uini dollars, duo
and uaYahi hususti, lsll wih interest there.
on from tho date ihoftoi VI lhc rate u sis Co.,
Yer rcni psr anuun, ragahlo semi'snnualy
sud with interest thereon afiCf maluIltF at tbs
faie 81 twelve tll nerccn Yer nnnnm, pay
o. 10 semi. arnunNF fuu
Whrfsas 10 i provided In sald deed " trnsi
that case nf default in tho paYmcrt % SAID
plomIsinfy note, of n in'efest thereon, or ~
ease ~ tfefrh boz any u tho cuyenunis -
tai1 decd OF tuuat the irustrr shali uuon the
application Of lht IVaal holder Of said mole,
tUl and dltlos1 " said premises ana aii ihe
HHlt uiIc hHueni aud equity % fuiru ption
90 thu said Cyfrn aod Matilda J. witcheil and
NInt N1ot. ihcir fcir. and ffa|ans ihsrciu.
tlpubilc auction. at thu plscc, 10 tho manner
tFf Tor tho Uufroses u said deed ~ irut
tltei. a0nT uf1t EIvinF thirtN fi1I lays notice,
D particularly pniiifet for in faiu dfed OF
tIuHt frfrrun' . tu which b. d rtby made for
greater certainly and
Ntcrosr, acf ult haa been made In The pay.
ment " said principal nuio Of 80 q, and ih the
rtynrn ~ an Insurance p7fminm amounting
60 tii, witch a1id amount has heun advanced
by Soc ICFil holder 90 the altd nnil| anf the
sail ur'Nrlpa. note and Insurance premium are
atlil past due and unpaid
Row. therefore, uuuCt ia hereby riycn inst
], ilC uudfffiahnd, rsteo a. Aforesaid a. tho
rcTurftiuf the lffai holder 81 said note, aud
under and BY virtue - the power and author
~ IN o. e Ncatcd BY the faiu deed Of trust, VAL,
on .Hturdhy The al'h, day % AuEuft isla, ~
thc ho1f Of ten O'Clock M the forenoon 81 SAID
Day eel mo above dracfibed p iorcfty, ana AL
the rlhi, uu', toncnt and cquiy d ronomp.
uou % tir fald tfrua and Matilda 1wiichel
AM clint l. Noon their heirs and assigns
thofriu, II public auction, for the highest and
tfft price nc aitnc wiz bring in cash, NJ tho
Coos door OF the county Court House, m Salt
Lake Oitf, DO tho ruuuiF 81 sat Lake state ~
ttth, for thc purpose % rhytns taid note and
iuauranro. aud an costs aud expenses Of o.
WILLIAM II. pAtr,
Tirlt pubutAtion Jaly ~ 1874
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Nnnnr


NoTiCE d. uEuEHY GtyEN BN tbs
~ ttf Council ~ Nait Lat CITY. % The
inicntiun % such council 40 make ihe follow.
inf utacuuod impfuVtmgni' tNitnuing hnl,
laying sewers aiopr the following named
o. south lomp'o street from "M'. to - =
on 80" 20 tifai, eaff on flrst 70 ~. on ~ :
10 bird. cati 90 nirl 800 .aat on iil..t.
10 80 on 80 20 FtrsL oHai on FIRST 10 "uf'
on ~ Go irst. cast uu lifai 90 20" on y
20 lhifu, eati on q hrl 20 20 ana aeifat the
t0tt thefouf. caumatcd GU south tcmplu street.
~ $50 per iuraf or 0Nnt foot uuu osiimaitf
on ail other sirecn above mUnilnurl 81 ~
crnu Der linear or 'front.' foot hcinE BOO tcNor
uisit 20 No, l.or ipiltul, hl q locai ne, -
mcut unou The luts ur pieces ~ Fruuud within
tho following deftrhtd disiflrt teiae . Ic
district 20 bc Affected or luntntod hy said im.
un soutn temple street. nll of lois and g
nio's J. plat - az VI iois ana = n.oeAi
ON slrit sirsoL ali nj lots and 8. hfocis
T. o. nna 9. plat % D." zoo o. lots D aud q,
nivcis D.. %. d and o.. plat "u."
IN 1hrd .irost 100 " iots p and 4, hlooha "
srd tirt ~, %
on 80" d OF. tho north no feet o. %, and
llr fuull iMfrct % Joy 0. ulncs isWgt 7.
% ~" street. tho north Nv fcct % 10. 2
and iho fouth 100 foot oi lot g hlnlfe riat
Do irct " itt q. bloc =, plat "N' ilu nuiih
100 feet &c iut q aud 40 % lot g. u'1ck ~
p'tt e"i me nor.h ii. icel 81 lot ana nll ~
.oaih Il feet ~ Id D block . plat Coz. ali
~ lots one q, block ~, ulat"N.f
On 90 street tuo north 10 feet OF lot ana
tha rnulh 100 fcot Of Doe D. hi0aA b. Plat 90. 3
Ono nurth d. feet OF l1t 1 and the aouth lil
fUct % JOS 4. h'ura N. D ~ "ti."
On go" street. the north lil fect N lot nnd
tho a0uih llltcetuf lot block .. plat 20 Z
thr npun lfl loot Of lot ! aud Tic auuih 100
feet % Dos Z. block G, uIat't.'
plat 80 J" no moth ii9 fett Of loi and ihe
south 300 iCut OF Jos q block Z, plat cog thp
uorIh 700 iroi OF lot end go of Joe z. bi0cs o..
plat 'as" ail OF iou and @ block u, aud nll
uf lots auI o. block plat 20 j. nll 70 Tot
aad tue t0uth iu fcot OF iot ., BLOCK ~ plat
Ali protests and object ona 70 the carrying
out nf such Intention muat 10 pfcscntct ln
wiring t1 The city recorder on or before $40
2lnd Gay Of ltptrmhtr, lFl beng Che tmo oct
lY Hall tnuuc. when % viii hear uuh consider
such objections as may lN maize ihlic'o
~ order OF tho cas- Council 1f rAt Lake
CIV, rtate u Utah, made thu ll.h day q
August, 1895. DAVID f. ENigl,
cay Recorder.
salt Lake CITY. August g9th, isgf
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NOTICE.

NOTICE ~ uEnEhN GIVEN ny THr
~ CITY Council NJ SAT- Lake CITY, state 81
Utah, Of tho Intention 90 such Couurii 10 make
the following described Improvements, to,witi
tNirndiug ana laying fuWrr lateral along tho
following named street ON the north sldo ~
second ruuth street IRON iith Enst street ~
Dunbar nytruo, bong m sewer Dstrirt SO. d
81 said city, aud fciray the cost and EXPENSE
thereof. estimated a tliI yer linuar or 'front.'
foot Of hhutuug properly, or three thousand
cight hundred aud uAty one NJ, sil.0l dollar.
hY local assessment upon the lots lr pieces
Of ground Wlihln tho following described dis.
tt'cL beng the district 10 10 affected or bene.
htod by Haid Improvement, namolyi
Al " lots and ., block hli All OF lots 1, 2, o
and T. block a1i All ot lntt and % hlocs "a, ali
~ lnia ,, 2, q and :, bloch % aud all ~ lot :.
block ih, plat "h /" SAT- Lake CITY survey,
an protests ana objections % The carrying
out ~ said Intention must be prosohicd ~
guung 10 lho tiig Recorder on or before tho
fret day II september. 1850. being the tiino seq
hy thld uourci. whom it Will hear and con.
hlter fuch objections no may be- made therein.
ny order Of tho City Council or SALT lake
Ciiy tlalc Of Utah. made July ssih, is9i
DAVID a. EMERY,
ffIfW nanuHhar
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NOTICE u HEiEHI GIVEN THAT ~
~ accordance with aud under the power
aud authoriiY granted BY that certain trust
dccd mndo the an DAY % september. 1891, ~
the undcrfiguvd ifudfcus. by Maud u, DAVIS
aud e.. p Davis, her hushaud, ana recorded
fCptfmhor B, lsui. in hook % A. ~ Mortgages
on page az % tho touufia % tnt lake rouu.
~, Utah. The undersigned trustees, ether or
both. viii ofer Tor sale ana se.i 10 The highest
bidder Tor Uash ut NO wsal front entrance 20
zoe Joint rity ami county nniidnE in sait
lake city. tiau, tsamo bciuE tho County Court
House Ut sat laso county, ltahl, on The apin
DAY Of september, ls1i at y O'Clock noon of
that day. oil The real eitlte hereinafter
uchtcunoss secured ~ said truss deed
ana Interest thereon. and reasonable com /.
pcutaunn 70 thid trustees ami coats q
tnia nolce and expenses Of saIe, including
Removable Attorney fees fur tho attorney
OF said trustees, Ihis sale wiil BE- made 40 tho
rfuucHt uf tie n0luff "a HHid Indebtedness AMI
urtnuso Of the default 10 tho payment of said
Indebtedness, winch became wholly duc on
the an day ni fcutomher, 1891.
SAID real estate ia particularly described ~
fOlluwa. tnsvlti
an Of Lots one tl. two tai, three ~. four
90. ave %, Elk inl, seven 40 aud eight 90. IN
block three GOV, Nrnutu Place. an addition 10
salt Lake CITY, tah. a. shown by the recorded
riEhtH Anu prINuegua OF every kiud. voHtrd or
accrued, Or 60 vest or accrue. heretofore or
now, or hereafter, used Ia connection with
-. =. SAIL nuHY. Trustee.
SIMON BAMBER1EH. trustee.
Dated August is. 400.
liTHf publication August ", lslN
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AN ORDINANCE

A MENpiNg SECTION IS OF CuAprrr
"A .1ot tho revised ordinances OF sait i.ata
he II ordained hy the city Council OF Sal,
InAo 'ity. state OF ttaht
riUtiuN l. That ectlon -, Chauior IS az
we revised ordinances ~ hhlt t.aEe uty of
~, ho amended hy iriorung Immediately bu-
ioie iho fourth me from TIC cnd Of said sec.
Provided. that por cent shall bc deducted
from TOO foregoing rates. n the sane ore Maid
20 meney before september suth of tho year In
which they iail due
SEQ Al ordinances or PARTS Of ordinance.
IN conflict herewith are hereby ropt alod.
SOC. tbs ordinance shall 10 in iorcc from
and after iis approval.
fHfsed ~ the Uity Council OF Salt Lake CITY.
liate % Utah, august isth. 1870, and rcfcrfci
70 the Mayor for hla appfoyAl.
lsEAt-l DANtD +. EMERY.
city Recorder
Approved this the 10Th day Of AugusI is.s,
jams 0LtNpiSNlNG.
srArr OF UrAn.
CITY ana County ~ salt lake. -
David r kmcry, recorder 10 and for aait
Lake CITY, state OF ttah, DO hnfcty
eertiy that tho shove ana foregoing d. hfuG,
ifur eud correct copy Of an ordinance
rniiucd an ofdinango amendinF tsoiinn
. Of Chapter a. Of Tho notiaed Ordinance
council NJ shid civ. August sth. is9i, ana ~.
proved by the Mayor fusuat .0th. isld, a. ap.
IraIH 81 record in NV tuIcc.
In witness whereof hayo hufCunt0 Get ny
haud hud allNcd tho corporate seal OF said
city this tho get day o. August A. y is.s.
ttEAt-l DAVID b. EMEiiN.
Ciiy Recorder