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Decorah-posten., 1897-09-10

Ont % Summer. grubqomntns Wcber
61o nu outfsrt ON 81 iaa iqim Seiptt o.
SiI.,r, iom tsrtt til grubtitaim, mtn
&alpor uggtsot t,ittrtt a liorSe ia frSs
dq til at rttis. 2iIfbit Bah ntn g1nIt
Sone ru bare at faa igitn al SFtret,
toao man bcrbs LIANT; tel BUN idga:
Tddr Ri life bar moi IttO, iaa maa pi,
Tom bet paiaa Ct Gift tos Gotr. td1ns.
Uten ogIaa Ia rGqtgee 6aircr. Ia
Roncn merttte. at tenos8 9grnsr intst
nrttebc, ioaos Gun: "a. s Tan moi 6Gue
rias pdd alepcr, mer Iod ilat :, lite al
tio bltos "ctti6l1uIt" - b. b. (. gtboerHe
ituIos faa At srIsr anoct men. SotiIums
NE bar aas 3roio borte.
Msn 6dlaor to9 @urD | f.uoss grus
otppnt iatie ftuos op pla Seitn "a tt.
8ap fla pau 6iemntjsu. "a b tom iii
ct 1igrn, 0itot qiatn Bort "a bate fla.
SaIocr FAB MI iQien for al tlae Dart pal
6titen; men Ia 8uro bar falntq "a tenn
tiIbage bar 6nIror bortc. % osr, 6por
Fan bapbs ijoret. Ina en- upbuqQes Ore
itgr iitsoet. Sun MATTE MI rnle bien
altne og furtGqs, trorisoes ali par gaast
til.
man 1T ianIet Sterttp1rten al BEN
muuoIigs gdolinins / gDgosn o. Isote
%Obrralt, men uotn RtIuItdt. Gr Taq,
lon Salpors grobtr % en- 3ituefcgld
bar / Storen op boa seicn. 6srtt bs en-
iDare 1ummtl, "a iirar fit be r Ell ior
Serb at 6olt oa 6eftt, Iom pasIereoe
forbi rem. Ten TipItei FGrocn BAR Sal
ror Gieur. iom tlItc til BEN o. f%ortalte,
al ram bar I @as9aarbs reiens SttNab
toor 6au hlote ott goot; tfi be lereoe brlr
Dog iom ct Giaitsbuo, 4ligspeI IIu1s
teoe Fan efter at TONNE bisn og b1b BEN
ON at frelie BAN. Sun ftutos pad 3orss
bugSaIten rioe iorb Gtueosren p1a aies
her, og 60is be bu nten itigb cltr tlit,oe
Decorah-posten., 1897-09-10

Giermano al en- al gngesns ftsrits %
fmutteiie @anrbe % M itoo olnringet al
fine ggrn ca 9enisbgrn | teloiet 9Th
finger. Ida iunbe fnn pos lite qlsntne
bsn file gIabs opunosr gergst / Ssn
eltr Stuerne paa 5ormo, fpor ban lab
reo gprbet inmmen mso be andre 5uss
mGnp. % buIteh, at Wldrit, Serringspia
lens Seltinbe. fprang pmtring Jon
Smaaients. Msn SsprtngsbiIen par
blit til. eitsr ban fprlpb 8alen, San
iienote iniet til ben. 5orfnttsren al
8iien % Seltsn / ben. Smbert 9augen,
ION | Gen life BAR rsgnet for nogen
ling. nioifs ban bog bar bit noget fort.
@umls Gften lepeo / fine Winosr. ION
ON alt foregit igaar, ION Om ban cnbmi
fab pda S~tolebGnten iprdn Sans qis
Isruitens Qutoritet peo S:ftn At ben
tiotleftigs paul 9ottsn. San 5dpoe
hcrt, at bet ituloe Bit en- fra Scar At
BAN ino pad 2anbct etiteo5."
ga, ia, bet BAR bel inoen, ION orcnlte
ON, at 4aul itulbe bli en- 29rer for bet
unae Norges iterits WGno otn8sa9.
@iitEpt funoe bar fortalle .9iItorisr, "a
Gitsn, buabs ON 9er GBnt CO 9oprss
gubten; men ineen anso, at Fun meb 'ad'
bant 2io Ituloe fibre oisie Sdgn for
Senrit Sbien, at ban dlcrig glemte benz,
men formed ON ben ct al iine Itgrite orus
matiife @rbeiber. Oct tolOt moi pda at
ead rent padIfafts for paul I Sell. San
rar en- flint Sesrer, % idu bapbe' ban
funoet paa at tegne Qen9sieoler, og efs
terfom ban life iparsoe pua Wpntsn,
naar ban islD "flpg ben" iaa bolot Sans
Yiqarpifens Gleper paa at bli rene &rss
Tus'ier tililut. Men ben Siitorie 'fulne
fua en- Gnbe meo genrppelie. Stolemea
Itsren fit Gag / be falIte Seolsr, og en-
Dag fanbt fan en- "tliItret pda Snoiiben
al Qermsn I puuIs 5ortIaring."
"5alItmnntneren" maatte %tilltad, og
bet hidlp life, at ban bapps giort Seos
lerne bare til "2egspenge." Sugen blep
melbt for Qlltoritetsrne, pq Der laa en-
Sin ON ganle !5ans' lGros Yanoe /
mango Tiger. Der blep ldnge 5orfsr, og
ben urge paul fob meb ndgenoe Sams
rittigteo foron Strdnter. gnosn paa
BET fele bleb pra, at GorcnI trioeren tonz
fiiterehe Seolsrne % lob gaul 9ad meb
en- %dlpprlig pdaminnelIe ON "itte at gisre
bet mere" Saftmpntneriet Itulps life
bli Yauls "2epepei." Men efter benne
Stanbale funoe Ran life lGnger bli I
Sen, pe Fan Ipurgtes life pppe / 9alen,
fer ban barrie ilaaet fig ct Napn / Stors
perbenen msb @inenItabens Ggte Mlpnt
en- &ardttcr beiunget at 0igtere %
b9oret at belle 9anoet = Buul9o t.
ton Snnfen.
Men oet bar ON BEN gamle Giten, pi
ifuloe fprtale. Sabbe en- fabian Sors
tibslepning ION Fan biit Jig / 9alen
igien MI, iau riloe Stubbene pg Stenene
fat gniigter og rrGngt 2insne lige op
/ 5aaret At bare GorbauIelis.
gften 5ormofeten? !6osm
Decorah-posten., 1897-09-10

1taat orsr Fam. Ioa bar fan ri. Vrs
III 2orsb1gslftsu fad man pdd a!trsr,
at 5atDor rto ior6i Gtmo5rtr, mer I'M
ttt hlcO aiort for Of frtlie f1n. I'd 1oT
rso bort. raabtt ban ttI51ds Oh kao id1
potttrt. at Be pitoe paste nee paa, la1
ltuIn ban ioriaas At .onrn, i9iT cgia1
npite 1orspagsdfien.
gtarTaasn, 1porfor grooersu lie u,lrs
hiatpe 6out, par, at tdn nrii Saloor bar
bcoite CotlsmanD til Gaarpsn % allsrt'
b F%orlnpst mso 6uro aoamn0s.
Ten AMEN Iorso19soffsr RIB Sdlrcr
after ior6t 5tusoertn. men iuqsu rlc.
tiatpc BAN. Sottidnm, bon ret bort,
iaqo, ban; Sea iomirsr i8im ogIaa nae
tie 3oroaqsuiteu for finite Sang. o. hois
s oa itts fau fr,lIe mig. faa isr 5 mig
dlori9 mere.
5ioIts 5crsoaasdittn tom tur igisr.
ca IA rcb ban ouer IsIps 1srRlltr, ca
man Not nonu Re Wsrtsr | 1srfslien pda
alcber eftCr 6sitens enc SOP. Du ingeu
beaer od gior1c uoget for at frclis SaI'
rcr, Gar inqtn sitsr BEN lib bsrt mere mr
fam. 9rooeren bebolot Waarosr fg
btsp aft mso ben oairs % rtge pigs 8uro
Sb1mnGs.
9ructlelbst fra 2qtsrsr par trnes
bcparct pdd 9teDer. men sr M lprsot ootr
btls Ieltmdrlen ca tables 8ltrtrfslct.
Ro1et az bette Gelp, ct grubsbrIts, Ttulo.
for en- 1io Iioeu pGrt at Il pna 8aarbsu
5uqaarocu [ Sauoe. Oct bar ian BE-
IBnosrliqt urbsioet, al bnab. 8ulofmsot
"a andre, Der Ian BET, ertIRr,oe, at ct fdda
bant 2trbeios tl,nbs dloriq are uoTsrt az
ncQen atminoetg GuIoimcp ter | 2drbst.
Clitu; "Ttn @usbeoar,s, Qtrf,r, bporfor
pypaIr ou bin 7sr iaa guosiamm,rligtl"
gtrftn: "sau Hal imora,r Wiooag bsute ~
GramtuspioutsbDrp men IA tr lea uller,os
borirstf,"
Decorah-posten., 1897-09-10
sra Sneianoets Sspttcr.
TX.
0nbbens 2irsaften.

8raauet | srbeioets tunge 5l;o
gadr Gubbsn beist of 3ipsts 5trio,
6ana Sang er p%aii:npe, 6aunpeu a%iglptr,
Sc fcran Eiet ig ountclt bpGtper
9pituatteis Eaager % tptner til
Slig iommcr Gnoen paa 2ipets Spif.
Ser rin9es ino til ben LANCE stla
6orbi beer aorsbri os bert ct: 9grlg~
5an bar p%osiertt sua 9ipets Nanorins -
Nu itaar til6u9e fun en- jpranorins:
ct 9iit tilbass, oo iaa: Garu.l.
gnar 2piet %ilrtner ben iiots apslo.
Mens Gfteniolen Tom Cub / 81
Sir Gin tilbose paa gioets Stt,
50 llngcomsoagene iogte 9liOer
6orbi bans 9lit, mems MOB Gptlo oct liocr
5 Snrnelege paa Glonliiereng
glir rsot for Gubbtn bans fiOjtc Ssag.
Decorah-posten., 1897-09-10

@eioina @ros. & &C.,,
Sas. z. Gtrf & Go.'
SGbe'J abrttduter.

@etoina @rns. & Co., Sas. 2. airf & Co.,
Stc 6abaantu, SebeJabrmuter.
Rsis 3ah g. Rtr Go,
Gbtcaga 81 B.
Hb @dfurs at men,, bpbur rbb bort "Ncw Process" Wash
os en- Ecmscnta At aEufdst zen in en- ftrrTea EBt for gafnra
al tint grmtt 9ms fb
grIbtug Brea&Gp
2teo Senipn til Ooenitaaenoe tror ri, bet er al Si9tig beo at
optpie, at bette greu tom til o8 uoen Anmooniua. "g86te Glouo"
SGbe bar ben bpieite Nutortet, ba Den bar iaaet 8ioneSbpro ior
at uare Oen beOte for fin 8a1. 6or 8ao os Soilet ltaar ben
ogaa buiet ion ren bOO Sebe, Der TpOer paa gaubet.
JAS. S. KIRK e. CO.,
6tablerct 1889. Chicago, Ill
Stsrne Sabes Sabrtf I @eroen.
Decorah-posten., 1897-09-10
&Drreiponbance.

c,rref.paeancer rber EapH 81 aeresis fnaes nss
r,irpas oenIpu til be Bit lite eEaars q saa' mlTrta1
T,satiioncu. 3ausef III lite biips uNttiliaeIort, moo
rtaare . Oicuwfnee aoTrelpenssat sa.et ps' ~sa
a.,.ttiorfu maa bare adprel ca s~iofesien.
Decorah-posten., 1897-09-10
r. A. 0TTE, Sekr8tar og Treasurer.
ndt wore ledende Stockholders og Inkorporatorer:

II TT0TFV CATTJN " ITHOI IU7IV
EDWARD d. HAYES, Manufacturer, Kalamazoo, Mich.
SIDNEY b. JONES, City Passenger Agent the Chicago, Indiana
polls & Louisville r. 4. 1.-THE Monon), Chicago.
GEORGE w. STURTEVANT President Phoenix Construction
Co, Chicago.
RUDOLPH PATTERSON, Clifton House, Chicago.
F.A OTTE. late Cashier S~helbyvile National Bank, Shelby
Vile, Ind.
HENRY A. FULLER, formerly of Snow, Dickinson & Co,
Chicago.
D. G. EDWARD Passenger Traffic Manager Cincinnati, Hamil.
ton & Dayton r. X. Cincinnati, @.
FRANK REED. General Passenger Agent Chicago, Indiana
polls & Louisville X. r. (The Monon), Chicago.
HON. T. X. FOSTER, of Fostoria and Vicksburg, Miss.
+. 5. RDAUN General Manager The Vick5burg Land,
Manufacturing and Improvement Co, Chicago.
EDWARD c. WESTMAN, of Westman & Soderlin, Real Estate,
Chicago.
B. ". GRIFFITH, President First National Bank, ~vicksburg,
Miss.
J NJ. PHILLIPS, Cashier First Natl Bank. Vicksburg, Miss.
J. ALTMAN, Southern Representative Armour & Co, Chicago.
i. u. MIGkLILs- Atty Northern Pacific r. r Chicaao-
Decorah-posten., 1897-09-10

Der bar ON rogle ilige gunls CUB
Der, ieg bennegdrg pilee ia en- lioen prat
mso "9ecprabzY oIten"s 2eiers. Seq
fprger for, at bet sr mango, ION tienper
Dem fsr. Sc tire ppsnitdaenbe Beers tar
ieg lapet ipm en- Slags Snplepning til,
huao isg, mep Rebattsrsns Siaupelie,
bill fprtR[e.
Decorah-posten., 1897-09-10

"n 900 90 biaia Sfolc, bppr man
saa hooarncs I'll Sprer Sort % @naelit,
q aRaultana College, Gau.pn 81. aata.
100 iaGes irit. 44b.ti
Decorah-posten., 1897-09-10

ct Bar 0uge efter, at ieg Tom til
SndaIen, tom bsr itarrenbe pp til Henbs
Istb en- sOaarig Gubbs % bans samle
Some. 8ubben bar GIten t5olum. San
bdrbe bert, at jes bar Gubbranbsbsl. ps
iaa piloe ban iud eierns inatte meo mig
ON 9alen. San ~fprtalte mig fit 2ipss
hiltrris - paa 8ubbranbsoulsmaabs =
% ban tunee tllIie bper Stsn omtr!ng lit
9arnbomshism. Oct, ban tdlte ON m
8alsn, bar Gortoloe cg perionsr, iom
ieg bapbs fert min geoItemor inatte ON
fra i'm unsbomstib.
2iltroSs for, at ban hdros babt 2Dtz
fen msb zig. tient mango Ysnss paa fine
SGrbsr, fret til en- at Snaaisns rissite
OF fdsreite Senter, facet henbes SSa, mep
neetn 9antsligheb ~prsrpunbst benbes
SprGleres acknowledgement % bdaronats
teos Mppitanb mob 0iftermaalst, bit
Decorah-posten., 1897-09-10
HON. 7. R. FOSTER at VIeksburg, Miss, Preside
Felgende fremragende Mend, som er blandt vo

J. B. LEONARD, Capitalist, Legnar Bldg. Chicago.
FRANK HEIGHT of Charles Kaestner & Co. General Machin-
cry. Builders of Breweries and Malt Houses, Chicago.
PERRY HULL, Master OF Chancery, Chicago.
JOHNSON, Vice President Drovers National Bank,
Washington Court House, O.
w. II. WATSON, President Pioneer Furniture Co, Eau Claire,
Wis.
DIR. ROBERT WALLACE HARDON, Chicago Medical Col
lege, Chicago.
H. II. WINDSOR Editor Street Railway Review, Chicago.
GEORGE II. BARRETT, Editor and Publisher The Bearings"
Chicago.
j. i. DOYLE, Manager American Carriage Co, Kalamazoo, Mich.
WILLIAM A. BECKER, Northern Passenger Agent Queen &
Crescent r. R., Chicago.
JOHN LEAHY General Southern Agent Cincinnati, Hamilton
& Dayton r. r. Cincinnati, @.
L. B. Davies, Treasurer Michigan Medicine Co, Kalamazoo, Mich.
JUDGE CHARLES II. HOGLUND, J. p, Chicago.
ALBERT c. BLATZ, President Val. Blatz Brewing Co, Mil
waukee, Wisconsin.
LAD Secretary and Treasurer, A. Blade
Son Co. Milwaukee, Wis.
Har dan1et data K0mnaDi. for al Senle E~snadtiulT Ill Alaska.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-02-25
AN ENEMY IN DISGUISE.

A. A. Grant, the nonresident monopo-
list of Albuquerque, might with pro-
priety be compared to wolf masquer-
aiding in the skin of sheep, and crying
out 0ba! bal" which being interpreted
means-'gas and water for SALE" or he
might be likened to the deadly octopus,
with blood sucking tentacle fastened
upon every department of the munich
pality, which he is squeezing to death by
extortionate charges. There yod are.
You can have your choice, being sure
that under one classification or the other,
every Citizen of suffering Albuquerque
will place this grabber, who is interested
in the town, only for what he can get out
of it. He is not satisfied with doing up a
a single city. His ambition, boundless
in it's greed, reaches out for territorial gu.
premacy. He would put the whole terri
tory in the same position that Albuquer-
que occupies today-that is completely
in his power
The New MEXICAN has no fight against
the gentlemen, who operate the Grant or
gan at Albuquerque. They do, it is sup
posed, what they are told to do, and ask
no questions. Against man, however,
who is conspicuously lnimical to the best
interests of the territory, this paper will
always have opposition to offer.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-02-25
luna COUNTY.

The fight waged by the citizens OF
Deming for the creation of new county
with Deming as the county seat, is about
over, unless the bill should be so amend
I'd as to leave the matter to vote Of the
people Of Grant county. In that shape
the bill could very likely be passed.
Deming's representative, Mr.. ]. A. Ma
honey, made very gallant and stubborn
fight and tried it hard and persistently
twice, first under the name of Washing-
ton county and then under the name of
Luna county.
Silver City sent delegation here to de-
feat the bill. The first delegation com
sisted of j. E. Sheridan, editor Of the
Silver City Enterprise, Mayor Fleming,
w. Fl. Jack and Robert Black. The Sec
ond of j. E. Sheridan, W. A. Hawkins, w.
n. Jack and j, W. Fleming.
These gentlemen did heroic work for
Silver City and the people Of Grant OPP
posed to the new county. The special
work that counted most was done by
Messrs. Sheridan and Hawkins. Mr..
Sheridan certainly knows how to do II
and did it we'll. He was up and around
az all times and made his influence felt.
Mr.. Hawkins worked on different lines,
but also very successfully. But for Joe
Il. Sheridan and w. A. Hawkins The meas
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-02-25
THE STANTON MEMORIAL.

AN item in the Lincoln County News of
recent date says that the legislative me-
moral calling for the re-establlshment OF
Fort Stanton has been pigeon holed,
and adds, that it will probably not be
heard of again during the present SEES
sion. This statement does Senator George
Curry, great injustice, whether inten-
tional or not, we are not prepared SO say.
The memorial referred to above passed
both houses, and was started on its way
to Washington sometime since, where, it
is not unreasonable to suppose, the docu-
ment will have considerable weight. Its
speedy passage, was largely due to the
work of Senator Curry, whose efficient
service in the interest of the five coun-
ties which he represents, should commend
him to consideration of his constituents
for still higher office than the one which
he 80 ably fills at present. No man could
show greater desire to sustain the in
terests which he represents, than has
Senator Curry, in the session now under
way at Santa Fe. Upon all matters of
importance he has consulted his constitu-
ents, thus manifesting desire TO please
those who selected him as their repre-
sentative, that is too frequently ignored
by men, chosen as the servants of the
people. Senator Curry is an honor to
the section which he represents, and has
filed his high office, the Gift - CT the peo-
pie, with fidelity, integrity and a high con-
ce1Pts1on of the trust reposed in him by
his constituents.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-02-25

Ron. j, 2. sandoval has performed o
conspicuous service for the people of New
Mexico, who have patiently put up with
the exaotions of the giant corporation,
until forbearance has ceased to be vir-
tue.
Mr.. Sandovals measure proposes tax
of 20 per cent upon the gross earnings
of this company in every county in the
territory, the same to be ascertained
from sworn statements of the company
officials, which are to be furnished to the
territorial auditor. Severe penalties are
provided for making false returns, and in
fact the bill leaves no loop hole by which
the company can escape this tax i'm.
posed by the voice of the people. The
bill ought to become law, and no doubt
it will pass without any opposition to
speak of, for the need is 80 apparent,
that there can be no question OF the uni
yersal popularity of such measure,
among all GLASSES of people.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-02-25
tine NEW CABINET.

Taking it for granted that the two last
selected members of Mr.. McKinley's csbi-
net are really to be members of his ad-
visory board, following are the names
that will be submitted to the senate on
March S:
Secretary of state-John Sherman, of
Ohio.
Secretary of war--Russel A. Alger, OF
Michigan.
Secretary of navy j ohm D. Long, Of
Massachusetts.
Secretary ofinterior--Joseph McKenna
of California.
Postmaster.general- flames A. Gary, OF
Maryland.
Attorney general ohm j. McCook, of
New Tfk.
Secretary of observation-disclosures Will
son, of Iowa.
The order in which the prospective
cabinet officers are named, is the order in
which, in the event of death or disability
of both the president and vice. president,
the succession to the presidency is pro-
vided for by law.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-02-25
POOR THING!

In long and windy editorial, the A. A
Grant monopolist organ at Albuquerque
yesterday bemoaned the fact that the
Citizen got 800 out of the appropriation
to the irrigation congress fund, while it
poor thing, got nothing at all. Well
what of it. Ii WAS the result of that eter
nal fitness of things, which by some
chance or other the Grant person seems
to have overlooked. The Democrat ought
to consider itself fortunate in getting q
few subscribers and slender advertising
patronage in town which has been
squeezed by its owner until the citizens
cry out in bitter protest. Yea, verify, il
ought to deem it fortunate circumstance
that it is permitted to exist at all. What
claim has the Democrat upon territorial
appropriations What good has it ever
done New Mexico?
The editorial referred to above is very
funny, after throwing out it's utter alb.
surdities. The writer takes the public
into his confidence and expoes con-
spiracy between two gentlemen whom it
designates as Tom and Max.
The expose is a journalistic gem, and
ought to be preserved for future genera
tions. Let us quote the concluding
paragraph.
"Max gave it to Tom because he ex-
pected to take slice himself. Tom knew
Max intended to do this. Max knew
that Tom knew what he was up to. Tom
made his demand. Max winked his other
eye, but gave the voucher, Oh, yes, Tom,
you are daisy"
The able exponent of Grantism fails to
tell suffering public what Max is, but
from his part IN the "nefarious scheme"
by which the Citizen received 800 from
the irrigation congress appropriation, it
may be inferred that he is a daisy also.
This editorial reminds us of the song
"MarY and john"
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-02-25

The NEW MEXICAN is in receipt of sew
eral letters from merchants and citizens
of Albuquerque regarding the doings Of
the owner of the Albuquerque Democrat
in the administration of the water, gas
and electric light works of that city and
the prices charged. This letters uphold
the course of this paper. Bot then these
gentlemen have only themselves to blame.
They admit that the town is being hurt
and injured by the exorbitant rates
charged for water and light, but say they
see no way to help themselves. In this
they are wrong; they can help them
solver. But OF course when they support
monopolist organ like the Albuquer-
que Democrat, they are building mp Mr..
Grant. The Citizen is the friend Of the
people Of Albuquerque, and they ought
TO support that paper literally and give
the other the marble heart.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-02-25

IRE would doubtless hare become law
The people OF Grant, who do not wish
county division on the lines laid down by
the Washington and Luna county bills,
are certainly and surely under special and
great obligations to Messrs. Sheridan and
Hawkins and also owe thanks to Messrs
Jack, Fleming and Black.
As said above, it is believed, however
in order to settle the question all around
that those opposed to the creation of the
new county are willing to leavethe matter
to vote of the people of the present
county of Grant.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-02-25
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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-02-25

Mr. A. A. GRANT, the owner of the Al
buquerque Democrat, may be very nice
man and all that, but that does not do
away with the fact that the tax payers
and residents of Albuquerque pay him
enormous charges for gas and electric
light. And naturally the paper he owns
is supporting that policy. Nothing else
could be expected. In this respect Mr..
Grant is the people and nobody else is
to be considered.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-02-25

The Lincoln county papers should fol-
low the New MEx1oAN's account of legis-
lative proceedings, and keep posted. One
of these papers stated recently that the
Fort Stanton memorial had been pigeon
hold. A perusal of the New Mexican
would have informed the writer ofs this
item, that the memorial in question had
passed both houses long ago, and had
been started on the road to the national
capital.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-02-25

LIKE the small boy who met with an
accident, the Las Vegas Examiner has abb
solutely nothing to say concerning the
recent exposure of it's mendacity by the
New MEXICAN. It has shut up on the
matter Of compilation of the laws. An
would be funny squib about somebody
leading somebody else around by the nose,
is all that appears in this connection, in
esterday's issue of that paper.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-02-25
What a lot of advertising

the Burlington Route must receive, If il is
true, as some people say, that "a pleased
passenger is a railroads. best advertise
mentW
Omaha Chicago Kansas City--St Louis
ALL points east and south.
Tickets and time tables on application to
any D. \. R. q. OF Col. Mid, ticket agent.
c. WvALLERY, General Agent,
1899 18th street, Denver, Col.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-02-25
Hanna and the south.

The southern papers are not doing any
thing to be proud Of in the articles with
which they are decorated about Mr.. Han
ma. They justly estimate him as an in
Huential parsonage in or out of Office,
and they ought to know that he is not a
man of sectional preiudices, that he is just
a great big, good hearted, clear-headed
American. Why do they worry them
selves in finding silly excuses for wallop.
ing such a man as that. He is just the
kind of man they should like, if their pro-
fessions of eminent affection for the
great nationality of which they are a
part are to be accepted at their full face
Enthusiastically Standard Union.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-02-25
The NIints ofIndfa.

While it is not yet possible to speak o
any actual pledge as having been giver
by Lord Salisbury to the effect, there il
reason to believe that the English dele
gates to the next conference will present
to that gathering practical pledge to thu
effect that the mints of India will be re-
opened to the coinage of silver.-Bostou
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