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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-23

Na9 benz 8ert9t bes Sinun5miniIteriums
fir sc a / belief it9 in bieiem Mondt un1ere
Sc a m t q ii 3 II B + auf einea Wcrtt
BON $77,762,484, cine 3undbme bon $11,
1924, un1ere Sc am mi z@inub +
auf 1891, 1927, cine 3unabme opl $22,=
O6O,968 gegen ben Mtat 1896. Srob 6iefes
~lebtmonatli9en ue6erf9ufes Der Gtnfu6r
iiber bic Gusfubr iteQt ft9 fir lebtere Der
l1eberI9uB' nd6renb Der elf berflofenett Iao=
note bes Hennungsia9res INNER nod auf
1923, 18O, $50. Sn 9oIb lpurben I'M Mtonat
Mfai erportirt $9,466,711, gegen $19,1O3,z
913 i'm 8oria6re; in1portirt $500 gegeu
$604,498 int 8oridbre. Ser 11eberidub Der
@olbeinfubr iiber Die zNusfubr fteIt fiG
ipdbreno oer IL Mondte bes &e9nungsidbre3
auf $48,2 7O, 1893. tpo3u mod $2,913,343 in
@r3cn tommen. On SLIDER nurb.n in
Miinse unb Barren $45, 918,3 1920 meGr aug
uls ein9efibrt, in @r5 fit $16,598,637 mebr
eingefiibrt, 70 baB Die @efammtTil6erbeipez
gllng einen neberf4uB BON $29,319,633 naG
.a~ustpdrts ergiebt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-23

Die Moie fGts6eIetbigungsr
g ii Gt9eit atf bic SpiBt treiz
B n tpiirbe es fem, 4penn bic bpn Der 2onz
bpner SHINES" eebrdbte Na9ri9t tpabr tit,
baB bon benz gertreter bes 6eutl@en 8ei9ss
in Negbpten Elm Gtrdfberfabren gegen bas in
8airo erf9einenbe drubif9e 8latt rN1uI6ir"
tpegen 8eleibigung beg. beutf9en &ai1ers be-
ontragt norben 1ein fD1. Dieies 8latt bate
rrdrnIi9 bebaltptet, Der Ratfer babe bpm Slt1z
tan feds MiGionen Srdncs et6alten, Inn bic
politit Der Siirfei gegen &reta utpo @rie1en=
lamb gu untsr1tiiben. = 2ieber Soft, Der
Monn, 1peIder ben uW1uf8ir" rebigirt, bat
tpubrf9einli9 fi4 BEL feinem @ef9reibI el gar
ni9ts 8D1es geba4t, bielmebr biellei9t sar
1einer M9t1ng Nusbrud geben nonen por
einem Manne, Der einfluBrei9 gettug lift, I'm
iib b1r9 Elm Neigen feines &opfes 6ier6in
Dber bortbin Elm 10 9ii6f9es 8affdif9 gu terz
bienen. DAB man imOrient politif9s Oienite
fi9 be3ablen GIT ldfen pflegt, 1T b%etannt;
ober ni9t elm Sober fann cine 70 groBe Gum
me auf einntdl perbienen. Mirbe Der arr1e
S9elm berurtbeilt, Iein publitltnt rpiirbe
Dem p0Gig b~sritdnbniBlOs eegenii6eritsben,
- uebrigens bat RO4efort in leinem YSn=
tranfigeant" bieielbe 8e6auptung aufgefte1t,
unb bon bort bat tie Der uMui9ir" cop:rt.
@arpum tptrb Rodefort nt9t ~belangt? gaun,
neil bon einem Gnbe 5ronfrei9s bis gum arz
bern als Nntport Elm un9ebeures 9obn=
aelG9ter ertDnen pirbe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-23

Nd9bem Der brabe @entGeman=
rdfibentNrt6ur am 18. Nobember
1886 in yaetp Oort geftor6en mar, lammelten
feline b%ortigen @erebrer M}ittel CUR @rri9z
tung elmer g u befelben i'm Sem gorz
fer Gentral=parf. Der 8altimorer 9ilb9auer
&eb1er fornte bic Statue, unb ie iplroe in
8ronse gegofen. N6er bic Sem yorter
PartcommiHdre fpefgetten fi9, ibr cine SteHe
i'm @entral<Part an3upeiIen, neil tie tein
&unitnerf fet. 8efdantltb ipurDen in Getp
Yort ibOn gang ausge3ei4nete &untperie
uuf d6nlibe @riinOe bin 3uriidgepiefen.
9arum pGre es paffenb, buB fi9 tDirtli9e
&unItfenner Die irgenbipo in einem S9uppen
undergraduate Mrt9uts Statue einmd1 nG6er
befeben. ST fife 3@tt9t, 6ann mar f6re 3u=
riidpeiIung dlerbing5 um 10 nOtbtger, dls
Ser GentralzBart neben 9uten Statuen Bee
reits mebr uls genug tpenieer als mittelinG=
Bige ent6GGt. SIT aber bic MrtburzStatu
irgenbtpte onne6mbar, bann iOate fe ouf9ez
felt peroen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-23

8ie es fam, bob bic @inpunbehz
nqs~8aute beg SEEM gorfer Gin=
tpunberer 9epots @Gfis Ss1unb i'm gu
gu einem &aube Der Slammen ipurben,
bas ertGGrt bic 81. 9. @taats3tg. 10:
nDer 8rdnb uuf Guis SsGunb 1T Die ma
tiirlibe Splge Der &ur5i9tigteit, Die bier BEL
ter @rle6igung Offentliher Nnselesenbeiten
obpaltet. @rit mirO Die Sadie beri4leppi
unb bann nirb auf einmal uIes iibereilt.
Sin 1olbes gtabliRement aus lei9tem,
feuergefdbrlibem Material 3u erri9ten, tDar
BON bornberein unifnnig. Man bGtte Sic
@iireaus ru6ig ettpos ldnser in Der 8urge
Office lafen unb in3ptf9en feite @ebGuOe
auf GGis S8lanb auffiibren f0nnen. Sept
muB man bod 3u benz &usbiilfsmitteI eret@
fen unb eroBe Sumrnen GelOes iinb forge
tDOrfen. 9offentGid baut mar isbt psnisz
items 1Dliber."
0a3u 1T nod fol9enbes su bemerefn: Die
berbdngniBbolen 9ol3bauten e~ntitanben un=
ter benz ionft 10 tii9ti9en 8unbesfinanami=
niIter Carlisle.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-23

rSlofie, bic, tpilbe 9b d E, bic aus ibrel
betmatbli9en 6uibe m beut=
S4par5palbe bierbergsbra9r
mar" II. 1. p.-So au lefen in Der rGbenia(
8oit" bonn Mittpo9. ltnb bamit nidt etpc
Elm 6Iii4tigteitsfebler DOreef6iBt perber
fam, beiBt es in bemfelben Nrtitel fpGter
uDieie 6pdne, cine Der 9r0Bten, bic fi9 j
in @efangenf9uft befunb, tpurbe bor riel
Subren in gang iungem 3uitanoe in
S9nar5palb in 0eutf9lanb e~ingsfangen.
NaturaeE4i9te i4tpa9!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-23
Ser meme amerifanif6e IS E

Ser meme amerifdnif9e Sc
anbte iir Spnnien, Mopbforf
bon Nep 0ort, tpirb BON Der ,G. 3. Staats=
3eitung" 70 9arafterifirt:
r9urh bic @rnennung BON @tepart 8.
Woobforb fir Mabrib f9eint cine Der I9nie=
rtgiten 5rdgen, Del9e Der neren N%bminiitraz
tim oorlagen, in anne6mbarer MeiIe gel0It
tporoen gu fem. !6r. Woobforb 1T Elm ie6r
9ef 9meibiger, OorIihtiger unb geI9eibter
Wann unb beiibt Die fir etnen 0iplomdten
erforberli4en Sdbi9feiten in bobem 9robe.
@r fpirb auf ale 5d1e bemii9t fetn, MiBberz
ftGnoniiie gu Oermeioen unb gu iiberbriiden,
obne ii9 babel etpas 81 bergeben. l1nb einen
lol9en Mann brau9en mir gegenpGrtig in
Mabrib."
Wenn i1m aber Mc&inlep unb Sherman
Stngo>NuftrG9e ertbeilen9
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-23
ScSn @olbfrona6, i'm 6i6telQeb

Sn @olbfrona4, i'm 6i6teG9ebirge,
Der 4 a B Der t. J~ortmeiter a. 3. 30 . :
r. @r ma elm Il renfel ienes 9ebrera
an Der Rarlsf9uIe gu 9Oben9eim bel Stutt=
CART, benz @8iGer in ieinen rRdnbern" Elm
unbergeBli9ss 0entmal seIsBt bat.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-23

9ie &epubItt BON Central
@meritd 1T iebt bolftdnbig, ipenn ii@
Die in @dfbington eingetrOffene Ra4ri4t
betpabr9eitet, baB .ieBt aud Guatemala uno
Gotta &ica berfeIben beigetreten iinb. 9er
neue Staatenbunb umfaBt Elm @ebiet BON
185,525 9uabratmeilen unb enthGlt cine
8ebOlferung BON 3,055,061 = freilih Der
Mebr5abl na9 Snbianer. Sci ibrem 8obenz
rei4tbum Ioqte Die neue Hepu6lif i'm Stanbe
ietn, cine etnfluBrei9e RoGe auf benz ameri@
fanti9en Continent gu fpielen. Sic miro
es, tpern ite ni9t nieber auseindnoerfdnt,
Ipie tie es i4On mebrfa4 getban bat, nn0
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-23

rniere. S9ee9GnbGer polea bor
Dem groBen SOllorregen. Der iif
bur@ ben nelen McRinlebsSdri auf Die
isnigsn ergieBen mirb, pel4e es Derfte9en
Dem @ongreffe ibre gebiirfniffe in i~iber3eu=
genber @eife flur gu legen, audi etpas abba
ben. Sic petitioniren beim GOngreiie I'M
einen .3pGl BON 10 Gents auf bas pfuno Sbel
unb BADEN in Der feiten grtpartung, bnB ber-
Ielbe a1genommen tperoen tpirb, IL Miaio.
men pfunb Sbee ppn gbina unb Sdpdn bier
6er untertpegs, bic anfommen perben, ebe oel
rpelle Sarif in 8rdft treten fam. sic mill
fen re9t quite @epiBbeit baden, bdB Der Gon=
greB i6nen tptGfabren niro. fonit f0nnte lei4t
Itatt Der Minionen, bic fe gu berbienen bof=
fen, Elm ebenIo GROCER gerluit fir fe entire
ten, unb es 1T bur4aus ni4t ur5ute6uen
baB ie 10 lei6tiinnig fpeculiren tpiirben.
@arum 1onte au4 Der GongreB Dem Sbee
peripeigern, mas ct Dem 3uder 5rgefte6t9 Sc
bDren bod beibe 3ufammen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-23
PanoeIs. uno 5inansberidt.
Der GeIomdrrt.

9te gontuusstei9unseH bensIsn no seftern unf
s14, oOl, 498.
fphilnel. uuo WebIel lptrben NIT 6 bts 78rocent bistous
tirt. aee0ieI auf ysetu DOrt puroen NIT 20 Gents
Nuf9eIb ~Oertauft.
gtabitebeno bic beutisen anaeaeisteu Ms9IeltnrIe at t
bic OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES @uropn's;
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-23

Wte BIZ - Saro SOrin9 Wheat BoteittS I'M Tob $3,oO
-4.l5, goftIgbeat gateuts So. 70-3.90, SerO Wbeat
Bafers int Gaf s2.85-3.0O, @pft Wbeat 9afers I'M
Sod 81. $500 .geb GOa" $l15-L25. @interfpel'
sen I'M Sap SO. 800 10; RageenmebL im SAB S2l5-
2.25; neues I'M 9aet sL.90-2. 10.
Mais-g $50. g. 24%-25hc.
oofer 9lD. 2 Su 1890; tuetB,r go. 8, 2lc.
Sen - Gtartes Simotbp 5000 bic Eonue, geo. |
$9.O0-950, $40. 2 $8.O0-S.5l WsiGeS 500
$50. uplano gratrte. osltss ssO1-s.5o. tiIEtlers Auat.
$750-8.50.
Cert e 1855.
Ho gge II : yto 2 gu "a.
gdmereten-Sla6S yto. l gtDrtbwsItsrn 76 Aci
regular gto. l. 75HG. Gimotbp 5000. 70; &lee s. 0(
SO.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-23
9Iuse II ri.
6etreioeborie.

@btca9o. %. Sant
9tebDAitem, niebrisiteu rnO @3IaBpreiIe ipuren:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-23
9oadDentltd1e aut.ota ataats 8ettaa.a, asttttnood, %. an,tt 1897.

tpenn bas gemeinIame 8dnb fih als fart ges
mug %erfpeiit, UNI ben etpigen ReDoluttonen,
tpel9e Die Su9t na9 Ma9t unb @elb in
ibren flint Mit9lieoern INNER pie6er ber>
OOreerufen bat, Elm gnbe au MAIDEN. 4ber
10 LANCE ni9t mehr ru3i9es, angellG3fti4es
unb beuti9es 81ut oortbin fommt, begen
mir fir i6ren 8efturb feline groBe 3nperii9t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-23
Oftnoien.

Wettere Na9ri9ten iiber bic gerheer1n.
gen beg Grobebens am b~ergdrgenen @amTtuc
|ergeben, bdB in 0ucca, Sumoltur nnb Mur.
f6ioobao GROCER S4aben angeri6tet tpurbe
&u9 Die plantagen in NfTam, Gqibar uni
9uaro 9aben fart g%elitten.
Sn SbiGOng 1T tein 6aus ffe6en
geblieben. Sin @efdngniBtnIpe4or tpurbe
g%etOotet; ebenIo iO1en bieGe anbsre Beanie
@Olbaten uno @ef9dftsleute in ben 8aaars
eri4lagen fein. @eitere @in3elbeitsn finb
ni9t gu erbalter.
Sn 8anbati iinb bic Ar9ibe ein9eitiirat;
Die StraBen itnO bort bur9 lpeite GrbIpaIten
nnterbro9en, Die @iienbdbngeleife fia6
otelfa3 gdn3li9 Deri9punben. Cine 5prinoz
flutb bat in @oalparG eiren 8aaar aeritDrt,
pie ale anberen @ebdube. Die umqe1enb
lit bon BON @rbTpalten, aus ipel9en @rDs unb
SanO 6erausgef9feubert nirb.
3ablreibe @ebGube Iino in 96u5rt aera
itDrt %porben; bas SluBufer lift bort DplI=
ftdnbig ~Derfunten, 10 buB bas 2anb melt
ii6erf4pemmt uab bic 5elber ruinirt 5tlb.
Sn 0bubri, pie in @oalpura, fonem piele
Weni4en umgetommen Iein.
Die Stdote Splbet unb G~berrapunii
iino benz @rbboben glei99ema6t; eaaae
9Orfer iinb perf9punben. Sn 5olqs Der
fur4tbaren Gerniiltung pirb in berI6iebez
mem itart bebOlferten 8e3irten 9roBer Iot6z
itanb befir9tet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-23
Kafee.
6etrodnete 6riidte nno 11a6e.

Hepfet, an Der sOnne eetrOdnet. ...-...$ est a .oSE
@epfef, eeohntet .-....-"........- .05s q .073
&iri6en, obne rne............ 10 q 1T
gfirfde, %geoinet -........".. .O5 q 10
NpritOien Observation-Disclosures. on q IL
9intbesren 10 a 10
SRonen Museatel, 1896, bic &ite...... 125 a..
&oinen 2onbon laper, 1896, Die &tfe 100 a LIE
3ante : Gorintben, bos 9funO........ .05A q 90
Gitronat, bos 8funb .......... IL a 10
MauOeln, SerragOna, bes 0funb..... IL @
Srutlianii6e NiiHe, bas 9funO...... .051 a .O6
Del.
aoblen6t, Brine @bite, $50 Seq. eR.............6 81
&oblenDl, 6eabltobt, IT'S Seq Seit.............84
&oblen6l, 9erfection, $50 Seq. Set ....".......74
&pblen6l, Snop g9bite
&oblen6l, Midioan, 2e9ol Set, g. W...........7a
&oblen6l, Mt6ioan, @. So 81
&oblenDl, g8isboniin, SO. "a
GoblenDl, 98isconiin, 9eeul Set, g. @..........6a
&oblen0l,, Gocene, $50 Seq.
&oblen6l, Olene, $50 Sec Set "a
NapDtd, y. W. Il 81
Nobes 2etnD(. .28
@efo0tes 2einDl. 30
SOntal5ol 80
SbnlalSOlI ND. .27
HeafsfoDt 81
Serpentin=S piritus 81
@aIoltt, Stobe n
eoottn9
@aiolin, 81 Se9.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-23

@@of e 81. 25-4.oO; Sprina : Simmer, s~S.oo-5.5o.
aMlupr: 10000 Sttf.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-23

lie 9ouptbanbelspIdbe eurOpa's:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-23
Diebmdrft.

wtnbDisp purOs III ben stod.Daras nj. fulst
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-06-08
Attic HnteIa.

At the Palace: e. B. Learner, Kansas
City; S. H. Elkins, Dolores; Mrs. @. M.
Shannon, Arizona.
At the Claire: Il. j. Donbileft and wife,
Kansas City; @. NJ. Waters, Denver; A. l..
Conrad, Albuquerque; I. Mclaughlin,
San Pedro; j. Lamar, @. B. Harris, New
York; D. s. Haifued, Colorado Springs.
At the Exchange: W. G, Bush and wife,
Los Angeles.
AT the Bon-Ton Hugh Clifton, Creede
T. Richardson, Antonito; S. Davis, Calls
tee; John Reed, Silver City; Tomas w.
Anderson, Cow Greek; Peter Power, R. @.
Snow, Red River City;J. W. E. Rocker,
A. B. Hobson, Ell Paso; d. Davis, Pres
colt.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-06-08

Mayor Charles Spiess when seen thil
morning by representative OF the New
MExrcAS, regarding statement published
by the Las Vegas Optic to the effect that
he had wired charges to Washington
against the confirmation of Hon. M. A.
Otero as governor of New Mexico, said:
"There is not word OF truth il this
abatement. have never directly or in
directly opposed Mr.. Otero's confirms
tion. The Optics assertion is falsehood
in toto. So far from opposing the con-
firpaation Of Mr.. Otero's nomination,
have been in favor of q speedy confirma-
tion, and have SO expressed myself upon
several occasions.n
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-06-08
SAN MIGUEL DEL BADO.
A Decree Concerning This Land Grant.
Restricting the Power IF the Court
of Private Land Claims Over
Similar Cases.

The San Miguel del Bado land grant fol
3l5,300 acres was made November rs
1894 by Governor Ohacon on the petition
of Lorenzo Marquis for himself and 81
others who should accompany him to the
grant. They proceeded to the locality OF
that name and formed settlement, and
in 1903 by the direction of the governor
an alcalde named Pine proceeded to the
place where he found So heads of families
residing and allotted them lands in sew.
crafty. petition was filed in the court
of private land claims for Sandoval for a
confirmation of this grant to all the set
tiers who were upon it at the date of the
treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo. L. P. Nor
ton filed q petition in that court claim
ing the entire grant under deeds of the
descendants of Lorenzo Marquis, claim.
ing that as he was the only one named in
the grant he was the only person who
could take title. At the time of the trial
ia the land court there were numerous
settlements and towns. on the grant
known as La Cuesta, San Miguel, Las
Mulas, Ell Pueblo, Poertecito, San Jose,
Ell Guzano, Bernal and San Miguel del
Bado, in which there were about 1000
people. The court of private land claims
dismissed the petition of Morton and
confirmed the grant to Lorenzo Marquis
and his cograntees and all others who
might have come in and settled on the
grant up to December 80, 1848. From
this decree both the United States and
Morton appealed, and on May "a, 1897,
the Supreme court of the United States
by Chief Justice Fuller delivered the
opinion that this was not grant to Mar
quis and the 81 others who accompanied
him, nor town or pueblo grant; nor was
it such grant as could have been en-.
forced against the government of Spain
or Mexico and that the court of private
land claims had no jurisdiction; shat it
ia for the political department. to deal
with the equitable rights involved"
And the decree in Morton against the
United States is affirmed, Diminishing
Morton's petition, and the decree in the
United States versus Sandoval and others,
is reversed.
The practical effect of this decision is
to reject the grant In toto sub ject to the
future action Of congress II the equitable
interests Of the settlers shall be presented
to IL for proper relief, and has the future
effect of greatly restricting the jurisdic.
ton and power of the court of private
land claims over similar cases.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-06-08
CITY NEWS ITEMS.

u. S. weather bureau forecast for New
Mexico: Fair tonight aud Wednesday.
The next monthly "tea" will be give,
by the Woman's board of trade on Jun,
II. This will be 'rose tea"
In the school election yesterday, ever,
school district in the county, with two ex
captions, went Republican.
The board of education met in reeula,
assembly last night. Standing commit
tees were appointed and considerable
routine business transacted.
The trial of John Glass on charge 81
adultery opened at 2 O'Clock this after
noon before Judge Laughlin. Attorney
Renehan appeared for the defendant.
The board of county commissioners, al
its meeting tomorrow at2 O'Clock p. m.
will hear complaints from property hold
ers who have had their assessments raised
by the assessor.
SIS. Hatfield, representing the old re-
liable firm Of John Wyette & Bro. Of
Philadelphia, is in the city calling upon
the physicians in the interest of his firm.
A. Q. Ireland is the local representative of
the firm for this city.
The jury in the case of the United
States vs.. Bentura Torres charged with
adultry, this morning handed in verdict
of guilty. The defendant was committed
to Jail to await the sentence of the court,
]. H. Crist is about to commence the
erection of large coal bin near the narrow
gauge depot with capacity of 100 tons.
The demand for Monero coal in this city
is given as reason for this move.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-06-08
C0UNCILMEN RESIGN.
Democratic Members 0fthe City COun.
ell Hand in Their designations,
and Their Places Are Filled by
Meeting of the Board Held
This Morning.

The city council met in regular session
last night, with all members present. The
city clerk was allowed $40 for his services
on the finance committee.
The appointment of Pablo Martinez
and Leandro Rivera, as police, was con.
firmed The marshal was ordered to
take up the sidewalk leading to the col.
lege and use the lumber for bridge pur.
poses. Some much needed work was or.
dered done on Water street and the usu-
al routine business transacted.
The following resolution was read and
adopted:
| Be it resolved by the city council of the
city of Santa Fe, that any three mem bers
of the said city council, together with the
mayor, may compel the attendance Of alb.
sent member of said city council by or
dering the marshal or any policeman of
said city to arrest any such absent mem
Der and bring him to the council cham
Der; excepting, however, that such action
shall not be taken as against any member
whose absence may be caused by absence
from the city or by sickness.
After the adjournment of the council
the Democratic members, Councilmen
Lacome, Wagner, Baoa and Sena handed
their designations to CLERK Conklin, who
reported the matter to Mayor Spiess, who
at once called a special meeting for this
morning at 1880 o'clock.
This morning at that hour the council
again met with Mayor Spiess, Council
men Alarid, Wagner, Solignao, Nolan, and
Roibal, and Clerk Oonklin present. The
object of the meeting was stated by the
mayor, and Mr.. Wagner rose and in a
few words stated that the resignation of
himself and colleagues was not caused by
anyill feeling or anger, but in the inter
est of the city. With the council united
politically he thought better work could
be done and a better administration
given the citizens.
The designations were accepted and the
vacancies filled as follows
Sixto Garcia to take Euginio Sena's
place; H. B. Hersey in place of Chas. Wag-
ner; Manuel B. Salazar to fill the vacancy
caused by the resignation of j. E. Lacome;
Jesus M. Gonzales to take Nicanor Baca's
seat The council is now solidly Repub-
lican, and is composed of the following
members:
Ward 1-Sixto Garcia and Jesus M
Gonzales.
Ward 2-Oanuto Alarid and Pedro Roi-
bal.
Ward 81. Nolan and H. B. Hersey.
Ward 4-Gustav Solignac and Manuel
B. Salazar.
The new members we're assigned to the
same committees, upon which their prede.
cessors served, by the mayor. The coun-
Gil then adjourned.
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The new code of civil procedure ia reHd J
for delivery at the SANTA FEE New MExr.
CAN office. Lawyers who have purchase
the pamphlet say it is the neatest and
best gotten up thing of the kind in New
Mexico. New Mexican Miner.
Mayor Spiess has called meeting of
citizens for 1880 this evening at Firemen's
hall, for the purpose of arranging for a
reception and banquet to be rendered
Governor Otero upon his arrival in this
city. The new governor is expected to
arrive in Las Vegas the latter part Of
this week, and he will be due in Santa Fe
sometime during the early part of next
week, the exact date of his arrival here to
be decided upon hereafter.
The citizens of Santa Fe should turn
out en- masse this evening for the meeting
over which Mayor Spless will preside,
called for the purpose of arranging for a
reception and banqI net to Governor Otero.
Acting Governor Miller has rendered the
use of the militia, and with the hearty CO.
operation of citizens generally, rousing
reception can be arranged.
Mr.. A. Aguirre, the evangelist who has
been in charge of the Spanish Presby-
terrain church in this city for some time
past, has been transferred to Ration by the
Home mission committee, and Mr.. Manuel
Madrid, a graduate of the Del Norte, Colo,
college, and recently stationed at La Luz,
takes charge of the work in Santa Fe.
The citizens of the ancient capital
should bestir themselves and turn out to
man to attend the meeting at Firemen's
hall tonight. No city in the territory can
make better display than Santa Fe, and
as first impressions are said to be lasting,
let the reception accorded the new gov
ernor be of such distinctively enthusi-
astic character that during his entire
termof office he will look back upon it
with pleasure and pride.
The excursion to San Juan bids fair to
be very pleasant affair. The train leaves
Santa Fe at a. N. and arrives in San
Juan at 10 a. m. Excursionists will have
from 10 to 3 p. m. to witness the dances
and races and to picnic under the trees.
At 3p. m. the train leaves for Santa Fe
and arrives here at 6 O'Clock. The fare is
$1.25; children, rs cents.
Mr.. Peter Powers of Red River City, &C.
companied by Mr.. R. @. Snow, reached
Santa Fe yesterday afternoon on very sad
mission, bringing with him the remains
of Mrs. Powers, who died few days ago
at her home in Red River. On reaching
this city the remains were taken to FAIR
view cemetery and laid to rest. Mr..
Powers formerly lived in Gloreta and
has many friends in this city who extend
their heartfelt sympathy to him in his
sad bereavement.
The school election in dist riot No. 4,
yesterday res ulted in clean sweep for
the Republican candidates, Lucas Chavez,
Antonio Martinez, and Juan Miera. This
is the first time the Republicans have
been successful in the district. In dis
trict No. 6, German Pine, Jose Padilla
and Jesus Montoya, also Republicans,
we're elected.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-06-08
C. c. LEOPOLD.
Merchant Tailor, Van Buren, Stree
Chiparn Tllipo;c

Merchant Tailor, Van Buren, Street
Chicago, Illinois.
SELIGMAE BROS, Local Agents
desire to say to their friends and pa
irons that they are prepared to furnish
suits of the latest fashion, correct
make, finest material, elegant work.
manship and at the most reasonable
prices compatible with frst-class
work. Samples and styles at the es-
tablishment of Seligman Bros, Santa
Fe, or sent by mail on application
Satisfaction guaranteed. For the
next thirty days special discount OF
lOper cent off regular prices will be
allowed.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-06-08
Millinery and Notions

The ladies of Santa Fe will always
find the latest and best assortment of
millinery, ladies' novelty shirt waists,
collars and cuffs, neckties, materials
for pretty summer dresses, Jackson
and the Equipoise corset waists, kid
gloves, hosiery, lambs wool slipper
soles, fine woods, wash embroidered
silks, knitting and crochet silk, in
fact general line Of notions and ma
terials for fancy work, stamped linen
tray and dresser scarfs, tea and lunch
cloths, doylies, tides, etc. Call before
buying elsewhere, it will be to your
advantage. Very lowest prices given
at MISS A. MUGLER,
s. E. Cor. Plaza.
For clothing, boots, shoes and hats, 60
to the Cash Store.