Weekly New Mexican from Santa Fe, New Mexico • 2

AN MlGt'EL DMTRICT COURT. The Court opened promptly at eleven o'clock ou. the morning of August 6th; CJef Just tea Prince presiding, F. W. Clancy, Clerk, Deslderlo Romero, Sheriff, Henry L.

Wyldo, Attorney General, and dote D. Sens, Interpreter. A large number ef member of the bar were present. Including Col. Barnet, Col.

UntedenTdudga Hubbell, Judge Leonard, Secretary Bitch, Messrs. Catron, Conway Giidertleeva, Lee, Lidon, Shields, tnd Whitelaw. Four eandidates for admission to tha bar were examined, of whom two were admitted and two rejeotetl-. Judge. Prince, In chargiug tha grand Jury, drew attention at considerable letfglb to tbe peculiar' condition ef effaiaa iu the county consequent upon the coming of tbe railroad, which bad broaght in a crowd of rough character, reckless of life and regardless of, law, and charged the juror to do tbeir whole duty iu Indicting such parties; for if this term of couri should paea without their heing taifght thlil there wat law iu tba'Iand, the town of La Yegq would overran before winter.

Only the evening before tt man had been mortally weuuded in a saloon, andno one had been arreted and tha occurrence of tuch affairs, without punishment, would toon render life entirely uutaft, or result iu mob rul. alto drew particular attention to the necessity for the enforcement ef tUe law against carry lug arms, at this time -About oue hundred crimiiial tnd one hundreil and ninety-seven civil caaeaevcre on the calendars. A contiderable number of these involved questions of law. which were argued and submitted to tba jury. Tha numbar of-rssea requiring jury trials waa much smaller than at the last court, as everything was their tried that was en the docket.

Arrival of Motor General Pop. Major General John Fop arrifadflsst Weduaaday alternoon.aud bit arrival was announced by tbe usual salute. Tbe was stationed in New Mexico more than tweuty-fiv year ago, tnd during the time he remained here, he made a host of friends-who are-sl ry glad of an opportunity to testify their respect for end admiration of tha young and brilliant officer of former days, and the uow distinguished General Commanding ihls department. They have watched hi career with Interest and from -the time when he was a lieuttnaut of engineers, stationed at Aibuqutrquo, aud no Weicoma could be more cordial than that extended by our citizen to their General. General lhst has don bis country effective service, dating from the Mexican War, Iu which he was particularly distinguished.

lie waa brevetted, at Buena lain, for gallant aud marilorions conduct. He afterwards superintended tbe test of aVletiau welia, by tba government, on El Llano Eatacado. During tbe year 1893 he was in command uf an expedition tt anrvey the route of the Pacific R. and in 1866 he became a captain and waa engaged exploring the Rocky mountains On May 17, 1861 was appointed a brigadier general of volunteers, and was stationed to Missouri, and otr Msrch 21, 1862 he was mad a major gen efal. He becatua a brigadier general iu the regular army July 14th ot the same year.

During, lle entire war of the re beiiion he hold important command, and bi operations were attended with ye markable success, for which he will always be remembered with gratitude by all loyal men. A committee of citizens arranged a reception in hi houor, which took place last night. It, was generally attended, and the General was muebpleaaed by tbe hearty "and cordial greeting of old fneuda and admirers. Thayeccptlon and halt took place at tbo old Broad Gauge Ball, and a good supper wjta given at tbe Governor Wnlloce in Elisabeth ton. A Distinguished Party an an Agreeable Excursion Trip.

Elizabsthtown, N. Ang. 19, 79. Euitorb New Mexican Our mining camp baa Just been honored by a visit (rotn Governor Wallace, accompanied by a distinguished excursion party comprising Dr. Cuiliertsoa of Philadelphia, Harry Whtgham of tha Cimarron Veto freti, Frank Sharwin of tha Maxwell Laud Grant Company; and Messrs.

U. M. Porteiy- Chase, Dawson, Judga Lecth latter flv all well kuowa cHIxens of Colfax county, Tba party arrived here, soma on tha avening of 4b. 10th, and others on tba morning of tba lljh aud all sst out on the late forenoon of the 11th for a famous fishing ground tight miles distant from Elizabethtown the Upper Red Rtv-. er.

There the parjy tw agreeable day, some hunting, some fishing mid others examining 'the famous Big Ditch attd its flumes, tbe head of which ditch ia close to tha eamp aite ot the party; the Governor ascending a peak tbit rise to an altitude of 8,000 feet above the camping grouud, and I may remark that in this feat he was the only on out ef tbe party, that had endurance to reach the summit. Tbit peak attended by the Governor is tbe second iu altitude In the Taos Range, aud la at ienat 13,000 feet above tea level. It commands a fin view of the country to the west and north aud has been christened Mount Wallace In remembrance ef tbeGeveruor'a visit. I may remark that Wbigham of the JVeu-s and Preti officiated a clergyman at tha christening, and Mat Lynch, eur most prominent mine-owner acted as sponsor, remarking that The Governors ftiim will bo It Itetiug ns the -mawotafn, if acts In the future in the past. Tbe forenoon of Aogust 13th, the party returned loElizabethtown en route for Pufiil another welt kuowp fishing ground about lew mile from lowp.

I may remark that the Governor and party were much pleated with our mountain town, placer mines, and yur correspond- -ent (oddly hopre hie eitit wat eufhcicntly pleating to him to Induce him to visit Elizabethtown again in the near futuio. INER- Tn Broad Uavox. This fanout plae till contlnueato he crowded by all lovers ofthe iuxnriet at well ae the nrcriuist n-t of life, ami the proprietors are grin ing fat and wealthy. Santa lean line known tills establishment ever since they learned the alphabet. 4 Mr.

E. P. Ledesux, until rccntly with $. II. Lucaa of this rit), lia gruc to Silver City to engsge iu business.

II I reported' 11 utr that five men were concerned iu the stage nbbt vj mr Tecolote. sales, Deaiderlo Gome, Rafael Herrera, Manuel Snnchea- Lujan, Franclaee Mar-tins Lujan, Creslluo Mentoya. Fiau-eiseo Quintana, David Quintana, Baltasar Miguel Rolvai.y Dac-H volar. STAGE KOBBEBT. Gov.

Arny, who was one of tbe paasan-gara on the' coach robbed laat Monday near Tacolota, gives the fetlowing amount of tha affair. Mondar evening Inst ns tha coach was coining down tha hill about two miles lb other side of Tecolote, the drive noticed a man with gun across his knee, sitting on a log betlda lha road. As tba eaach approached, ha elevated his fowling piece end ordered a halt, which uuder tba circumstances was promptly complied with. The gentlemanly road agent then politely iuvited the driver aud passengers, J. H.

Strtihn, of New Tork, nod Gov.Arny to alight. Which order was cheerfully obeyed. There were two Mexicans and on American camposing the band, all well armed. They ordered the driver again on the seat to hold tha hors ami tba pasaeugets to take their eat beslda tha road. Gav.

Amy refused to eoniply with tble request hut perambulated around while lha robber went through tba mall and trunk. He told them they had struck the wrong conch, that they should have taken iu one of tha coaches or the week previous. They searched Gov. Arny three times before flodiiig bis moucy. The man who did the searching was ordered, aftor tbe second effort, to go through that antedeluvinn again which wa dona ami the specie die-covered.

They examined the Got gold watch but haloid them that it bad hi saint on it, mid it would lead to thair discovery. They took Mr Strahana gold watch however. They czamluad the trunk oftbalaMarbul took nothing. They cut open the mail tacks aud turned nut the mall, but found no great amount of money. After completing their search, they took the hortet from the coach, mounted them and ordered the passengers to remain where they were for 20 nunu tee.

Tbe robbers obtained tome four or five hundred dollar ia money aud the watch of Mr. Strahan. A di.patch received by the Njtw Mexican on Thursday, state that Detective Cole, in the service ef tbe Atchison, To-pska Sap to Fa Jpad, succeeded in nr-rut iug lha rohhsir ha Las Vagm Arrangement are being made to bring tha prisoner from Las Vega te this city for conftuvKteul aud trial by the next U. S. Court jy At twelve o'clock Friday night August 13, pursuant to the order of the United Stale Court, the franchises, property and appurtenances of tba Denver Rio Grande Railroad were surrendered by the officers ef tbe Atchfaon, Topeka Sant Fe railway company to Hon.

L. C. Ellsworth the new Receiver of tbe pro-pertjr. jjP At the recent version ol the Melbo dial Conference art Fueblo, Rev. Thoms Harwood, of Junta, was selected as superintendent of Missions for New Me ico.

D. W. Cal lie. Bias Gutierrez, Marcos Barela, and Juan Garela, ware appointed Missionaries for New Mexico, and Ambroaio Gonzalca and F. Salazar ware elected Deaeons.

TIIE NEW MEXICAN jaj.roERFfELn mt Editor and pnblUkrra. ANTA FE, NSW MEXICO, A CO. 879. Haw Mail nouto. OuKfttentlon.wiih that of many other ku beon'tltreeleil to lha ebsugcd condition of moil nutters in tlii nit adjacent Icr-ntorioo by tbo completion ofthe Atchaon, Topak JtSauta JTt road to La Vegas Now'-' Iqsjjji'afo getting 11 our mil mat-lor via Lea Yeghs, tbo importance ot the Alamosa line-as daily liu been great I) dimioUbed, and Ibu poiuts to the establishment of other tine of importance.

Th clliieo of Colorado are taking in oar neat for a line to be pot in operation front Alamosa, th western teriuinu of thy Denver A Bio Grand road, via Vaab-Ingtoa Pat oq tbo Mavajo reservation through to Camp Mohave on the Colorado river ia Arizona. 1 hi rente i asked for not only by the buaineaa communities oi Colorado, bat by Senator! Teller and Util, Gov. Pitkin, ex-Gov. Bead and many other prominent citizens of that atate. Tbo nonth weatorn part of Colorado tbrongb which tbo propuaed line will peas, it already taken up by minor, farmer and etockgrowera, thrifty and enterpn-aing people, who are entirely 'Without mail faellitie.

After eroding the Colorado lino tbit rout runi about taro bun-dred mile through our Territory; benee onr intereat iu il. To aecure to Santa Fe a direat benefit Gov. Amy baa mapped out a lie from hereto Pagoaa Springs ad Fort Lawii; also one to supply Fort Wlagato from the nearest office OB the mala lino from Alamosa. This will give direct communication to all Important settlements in southwestern Cl erado, northwestern New Mexico end northern Arizona, beside giving direct line to tbe military cauip! of Wingate, Lewis and Garland. We are glad to police tbo intareat taken by our public men iu tble enterprise tbe military a well as tba civil officer ef tbe Territory giving it their hearty endorsement.

-It meets with no lei favor in Arizona. Got. Froment id terrhfldbfflitl7TogetTierwiththe military officer at the various posts, givs it tbeir approval and ask tor tbe line. We beg leave to call tbe attention of lion. D.

II. Key, Postmaster General, to the absolute necessary of putting this Una in operation at once, and thus relieve the many thrifty settlements that are now entiraly destitute of mail facilities, whose neereat poet offices are from fifty to one hundred mile die tent. Thee line as established by Congress run through some very rough country, and will be expensive for tbe drat year or ae. Uowerer. they pass through a rich mining region, and line agricultural and graxiug lands, which will attract the attention of the immense iiu-migraUea now flooding onr border, and ia the end bring a rich return to the country.

Give ns proper mail facilities, and WC will have two mort slate to be ad mitted by the time the next congreaa meat. Give our ahare of mail seme, Uncle Sam, and we w-11 give you the states. yThe Massachusetts A New Mexico Mining owners of fifteen huudred feet open tha Legal Tender lode near Silver City, Grant urn going to work In arnent upon tkeir property, and hava had completed for their mill ami mine the fol lowing machinery. On! eighty-horse power Hodley statonary engine, ou hoisting engine, one eighty and oue forty-horse power boilers, one crusher, two pulverizers, 4,900 feet of tubing for carrying compressed air with fittings etc. Tba ba- lane of tha maebinery baa been contrail-ad for aad -indudea four Dryer Bock drills, on Clayton Air compressor, four Excelsior grinding and amalgamating ptnt, two settlers, one agitator, one concentrating table, steam pnuip shafting pulley, bait; also lathes, drills, tools, which will euahle (he company to keep their machinery, at elK-fomes jji perfect order; at soon the'balanqp complaled it will be shipped to jbe mine and set up kt once.

(9 At it la probable that in a short lliua tha taxpayers of our eouuty will be ceiled upon lo vote on tha question of granting bouds (or railroad purposes, publish below a list of those entitled to voje In the several precinct. A the law tay only electors who own taxabl property shall he entitled te vote, the list, excluding females and lion residents, only foots up a total of two hundred aud eventy-thre legal voter. PnECiKCT No. t. '(PoJeaque.) John Bouquet, Francisco Garcia, Jesus Marin Montoya.

Jesus Ma. Ortli yBacn, Nicola Quintana, Jea Gracia Rouie-re, Juau Francisco Bolvni, David Romero, Jose de 14 Lu Rolval, Vicente Borne-re, Enctruacion Romero, Guadalupe Uol-val, Bentto Romero, Tont'nt Rolval, Jo4 Manuel Salazar, Ramon Sena Qibsra 16 voter. Precinct No. 2. (Tezuque.) Jqan Cristobal Ramero, IgnaMb Trujillo, John Townaend 3 voter.

precinct No. 3 (Upper Santa Fe). Eno Andrew, W. C. Atwood, Ella Brevoort, Tomya Bustamante, Beulto Borrego, Thomae B.

Catron, Albert Call, Louis Constant, George W. Carter, David John W. Conway, Wm. Carl, George Cann, Jess Ma. Castillo, J.

Manuel Casadoe, M. Hete Dnnand, Jams Donsvant, Juan Delgado, Juau Duro, Francisco de la Pefia, P. EguUlon, Louis Felsentha), Henry Forraater, Wm. W. Gough, JohnGwya Jr.Fred-rlck Grace, Eugenio Grlego, Santiago Griego, Juan Garcia, Prudenelo Garcia, Francisco Gonssles, J.

Inocencio on tales, Jeans Gonzalca Vialpando, J. An-leni Garcia, Andrei Garcia, Bias Garcia, Fernandes Gallegos, Valentin Herbert, James Holmes, Herman Ilfetd, Non Ilfelil, J. L. Johnson, Gerald Koch, Samuel Kaiser, Kahn, N. Klein, J.

B. Lamy, (Ar) J. B. Lamy, R. H.

Lougwiil, S. n. Lucaa, Juan.N. Lerma, Eleuterlo Lujan, Wm. ii.

Manderfield, Romulo Marlines, Bzmon Martinez, Lorenz Mar-tines, Teodoro Martinez, Itafael Martioez, Jos Ma. Francisco Mon I ova, IhWfonao-Orttor Ortega, Rufus Palcn, Ramon Padit, Jots Ma. Padit, John Ritter, Wm. Rosenthal, Antonia Jose Rael, Jose Ant.ouio Rodrigue Lnjsn, Jos Me. Rodrigue Lilian, Miguel Rodrigues, Tomna Rivera, Juan Joto Rivera, J.

Antonio Rodriguez, Lehman Spiegelberg, Willie Spiegel-berg, Solomon Spiegelberg, Bernard Selig min, Adolph Seligman. John Symington, J. G. Sitliuiitan, Jose D. Sent, Ratuon Sena Garcia, NepomncetinSena, Jesus Ma.

Sena Baet, John Smith, Bernard Si, J. A. Trucharil, B. M. Thornes, R.

H. Teinpkin, Autonio Valdez, Epifaulo igil, fcimon Vigil, 8. Wedelca, Wcndcl Debits, S. B. Wbetlock 98 voters.

Precinct No. 4. (Lower Santa FI H. Atkinson, Trinidad Alarid, W. F.

M. Amy, John Allen, Abraham Ales andrr, Francisco Abeylin, Auierto Abey lie, Wm. Breetjen, M. A. Breeden, Wm.

Bolaiiiler, Frattcia Power, George Blaln, Lnciano Baca, Albina Bnatamante, Andrea Bustamante, George Chase, Jamet Conklin, Charles Conklin, Feljpe Delgado, Felip B. Delgado, Francisco Delgado, Henry Doucll, Ramon Do Meats, Eben Everett, lanUleon Estes, E. FUkc-, Simon Fllger, A. Fischer, C. Gildcrslecve, Julius II.

Cerdes, W. T. Gwyer, Louis Gross, Vicentu Garcia, Mnreclino Garcia, Nicolas Garcia, Cast-mero Garcia, James Garland, Louis Gold, M. A- Gold, Ijiugo Goiiznles, Juan Luis Gallegos, Chat-lea Ilchry, P. llerlow, A.

G. In iue, August Rafael Lepez, Francisco Lopes, Frsncitc Lech tigs. Dav. J. Miller, Harry B.

Mot tier, McKenzie, John E. Murphy, Edward Miller, Martinez Antonio Msea Baca, Juap JI Monloya, Faustin Unfit, James T. Newhall, Antonio Ortia Sain sar, Joan B. Ortiz, Gasper Ortiz. George Ortiz, Ambroaio Ortiz, J.

Abren Ortiz, Fraueiaco Ortiz Tafoya, GabtnrOrtis, J. Fetiz Ortiz, Charles Prasela, Charlea Prohat, Thomas Paraena, Fraocisco Perez, Martin Qoiutaua, W. G. RUcb, Lui River; Maanal Robledo) Abraham 8laab, V. 8.

Shelby, Louie Schormeyer, F. Swope, Frederick Scbnepio, R. M. glepb-eua, Jasu Ma. 8andovaI, Jknnatwclo Sandoval, Felipe Sandoval, Miguel Silva, Manual 8.

Salazar, Sabiniano Sena, Paul 8 wars, Thomas S. Tucker, John IL boms W. W. Tat. Cbna.

L. Thayer, Fells Urioata, Manual Valdes, H. lo Waldo, A. M. Williams, R.

B. WillIson-97. Precinct No. 4. (Agua Frla.) Buparto Armijo, Jesua Baca, Joa Gon tala, Pablo Gonzales, J.

Jacinto Gonzales, Juan Anto. Herrera, Julio' Jlron.J, Lino Montoya, Fell Uomero, J. Antonio Romero, Jnan Joso Ruroero, Josa da Governor Wallace and Judge Campbell of Kan, were preaent during seme of the session of the court. I On Saturday afternoon, the 9th Instant, Judge Princo had IheilsputyaUari Se, ee TabletT an2city policemen brought into court, Hand addressed them on the subject of their duties, especially as to Ih laws against the carrying of arms, against gambling, and for the regulation of bails. The following werq among tbe criminal casesr Felipe Moutova, for earrying-ortn; waa fined $15 mid coat.

Luciano Padilla, iudicted for rap, waa tried and acquitted. In tbe cate ef Jamas B. Graham, ihdict-ad for murder at the laat term, it appeared that tba Sherifl bad failed to notify a material witness for the defensk, who was too far distant tp bo obtained during tbe term, and so the trial had to he postponed but was set. down peremptorily for the first dag of tbe uexl term. Juan Vaidax waa tried for breaking a fence near Tccelote, but waa acquitted.

Roman Martinez pletd guilty to illegal voting; bpl the offenck appearing to technical, only a fine was imposed. Lupien A. Clement was tried for drawing a piatol at a bail, and acquitted. Patricio Gonzales and Anaclmo Gonzales were tried for aasanlt with intent te kill; blit tbe prosecuting witness proved strangely oblivions, and there wet net sufficient evidence to convict. A number of persona were Indicted for permitting gaming, and fined fifty dollar and costa each.

Sixlo Chaves waa tried for assault on James H. Whitmore and acquitted. In the case of Guadalupe Campos, Indicted for assault With In to kill Joseph Saccon, the defeudaut waa found guilty and fiued fifty dollars. Wm. Chaffee, indicted for robbery was tried, but the jury failed to agree.

The following were among the 'civil ctsea disposed of: Charles Wetebe v. Vicente Trujillo, verdict for plaintiff. E. S. Chard vs.

Geo. Perkcr, verdict for Geo. Dearing vs. Noah Dnun, verdict for plaintiff. Adolph Fischer vs.

Amelin Fischer, pt. til ion for divorce; referred to Master te take testimony. Levi Spiegel berg vs M. Cunningham, Judgment for plalnlirfr J. L.

Johnson vs. Chas. Jswett, Verdict for plaiutiff. Leri Spiegelberg v. Flavio Silva, judgment for plaintiff.

Frank Cbapmau vs. Adolph' Straufo, verdict for plaintiff. J. L. Pares vs.

Prudenelo Lopes, Judgment fer plaintiff. 1 1) the matter of tha Axtoe mlue, after a long discussion, the injunction was eon Unuedtili the case should be tried In Col-Tax tjjdiuty, Fiauk Chapman vs. Ramon Gallegos, Judgment fer plaiutifi for poaaession ef property. Adolph "Barrier vs, Theodor Wagner; after aeme botira of testimony tha plaintiff withdrew hie suit. The Court closed on Saturday Iasi, having cleared the docket of nil cases of any importance.

f. fjTJoIin C. Dunn, well known tbroogh- ont northern Npw Mexico as a miner and' prospector, baa lately disposed of fifteen j.H.r. off proper in 4l Ssw Juan country--- Simwpeo-ple dew herd will be glad to hear Of It. jyjetti M.

Luna, of Lot Lua, eam up yaaierday to attend tho exhibition; at 87. Mtebnol'a College. reports 'ao water In tbe Bio Grande south of, Brian, Exchange Hotel. All present 'enjojed thsmaslvet.and unite tn th Wish that ibe guest of the occasion may long eoutinno to repeat fats visits, qw enjoysblt to a all. The following party neeompnnlcd Gem era! Pope: Mr.

Horton Pope, Judge M. F. ForcOJ J. J. Copplnger, Captain Charles S.

IUley, Lieut. G. F. Cook, Lieutenant W. P.

Evans, Dr. J. S. Martin, Mr. W.

S. Peabody end Mr. Edwin Gilman. PA large force of men wo placed at work last Monday upon Jbo Mine del'Ti ro min in Lo Cerlllo. It will be remembered that this mine wat bonded to Mtior II.

U. Carpenter a short time ago. The Major ia now here, and will push the re-opening rapidly as possible. This is one of tbo most important movement that ha yet been made Iu thu district, at it jneurea an early demonstration of what these mines are at a depth ot several bun dred feet. tdF Commissioner Williamson baa ad dressed a circular to lha register and receivers in lha land office, showing bow persons who hsv cut Government timber may avoid prosecution.

Settlement fer trespasses previous to Juoa 17, 1879, may be made at the rata of two and ona half cento for each railroad tie, fifty eenta per word for eord wood, and ana alfar per 1000 feet, board measure, for log. a 1 a i jy From Ibtlbne of tbe Colorado paper should judge that there it determined movement on foot to force the Ute Indians from that atate, and thus throw open to settlement the rich section of country bald by them. It 1 probable tbe move will be successful, and the Ute given a reservation In the Indian Territory. jy Stinson, A Sanford still keep the lead at the Broad Gauge, and it tt admitted not enijhjhnt tho liquors are abont tba beat served OTer any bar In the eity, bot that they are served in tba moataxqulaita style, If Joe were to'aeek tbe golden shore tbsrw-weuld baan empty veld in the city, end especially in the stomachs of Uogjrbl love good thing! ty-H. S.

Millett, of the Kansas City Price Current, paid na a pleasant visit last Tuesday. Mr. Millett I out bare to write op tha coujtry for bis paper, la favdrably with wbat bo baa seen, and wa look an interesting aeries of articles a tha result of bi experience. ty Mr. Marion of Lincoln eountyriawut with a fir oUmu article in tbe Mssllla Xnci giving hi experience of tbe militia rale In Lincoln county, end make grave charge sgsiest Govornor Wallace and jCspt.

Carroll af lha Niolh Cavalry. fyThec losing exercises af 8u UtehaelV 'nllnivw am 1 1 1 Km lial.1 ikla B.s.. College will ba held this, Saturday, aVen ing, cammenclng at seven oclock. Ho special hivltallon have boon Issued, but all tbo friend of tho luatitutlon are in-vijad lo altami. tT Col.

8. Shelby returued Saturday last from a trip, to Laa Vega, Cimarron and Eliiabelbtowq. Quit a numbar or minare era at work la tha Moreqo district, but water i vary acaroa this aaaaoa. CTA post office has been established at 4he new town of Maxwell tofieirav eAnn ton tbe line of the Atchison Tnnnka a taujj. no.

i.u.du, vv "Tbe report of tba death af lira Ssrtoris, daughter of ax President Grant," ia deciareiLnufoundsd. Tbsmlstak arcs from tba death or Mr. X. SaUwla, formerly Adelaida Iambi, Z.STAAB& KpLESAlsK XKAtsiR8 IS SANTA FE, N. M.

Respectfully iuvife their numerous friends to inspect their t-tw slock of FAIL AND WINTER GOODS 1 ni received. These good were purchased prior to tbeadvauc in thtceaatern market, whirh enable theai tosethni fower figures thH they can now bo purchased east. Special arrangement with Ih transportation companies amkqji'cker cotmuu nlcation enable them to cll Dry Goods, Clothing Boots and Shoes, A X'S at eastern quotation, which thay will do during tha naming six months. Parties iutendsng to go eaat art especially invited lo visit their and will convinced they can do hotter by buying of them (ban by going to strange market. laiicii tl iteiniitraiiM.

Tha naderstiraed ksvtng bean appointed, by the Hon. Probate Court of tbe eouaty of 8ani Fe, adaslnisiraton orths'ntattoUlie late Isabel Itovey, all parties Indebted to said astato are hereby notilod to settle tbs same at oeeat all partla having el sins agalast tha astd estate will prasant tbstr aeeeuata lot adjustnent. Cnsa. M. Coxaux, 1 U.

U. Wtu.iaoM. August Id, 1679. Legal A el Ice, la the District Coart, County of Rio Arrib. Frederick Koons Samuel 8.Smool.

The said defendant. Paaraal 8. Snent, la keteby netlted that a salt he assanpelt, by at-taeeneat, has beau aeatneaced again him ta tb Ceurt for, tha eeuaty af itle Arriba, Territory ef New Benito, by arid plaintiff Fred-Sriea Keanes, to neever tbe ameunt dua ep a pi-oailseetv note, dated Washtngtoe, D. C. June Z4th, J8T8, for Ute eun ol glSOu.

DanaffM claimed two tbousend deilsra, and that your property bee been attached tfaet uoiees yon enter eur appears eee In said suit on nr before lb ft day at hep tm Her, 1HT9, judgrasnl by de-lault thereto will be rendered enlnst you, Jour property sold to satisfy esiii judgment dnu, U. TuoitaoN, Baxmmw Wst.no Clerk. Attys. for 1UdnUff. TOTKiBB Klther for cask er stock settle, 113 seres ot iend, well loeated ta Texas.

Faquirs of trsvtd Calaneeh, Santa Fa. F--r or Dr. ttouth Fork. Unwin Conn-ty Hey 4, 1878. E0II REM cr a rumor Is going the round that tbe preliminary eteps have been taken lo II eel a coin proiu i a between lha Atcid son, Topeka Santa Fa auiLDeaver A Rio Grand roads in regard to lha route through the cafion aud tha Ltadvlllo ex tension.

HF Stinson, at hit msguificeul establishment on the east tide uf (he rigta, still rale the reost, so far ns ail thing which conduce to tho pleasant tililaliua of the paint are concerned. When man has so extensive reputation aa Jo baa, (bar must be soma Solid basis Ihenfor. S3T Tha La Vega Gaaeffd claim that Hye mittion pouuda of wool will be shipped asst -from that point before tba season closes. sms i i a I3T The Preiidant baa appointed MeU-tou Chavez poet master at Albnqoerqqe, vie Mr. Dj resigned.

ty The wheat crop of Mors county Is tha best for many years, man are Jubilant. and tha raueb- tST Gan. Simona, ot Washington, and Llent. Allen, of tba ignsi Serelce, visited tba Cerrllloa mine on Sunday laat, fy Beat Imported Rein Victoria, Key West cigars, and Ktntncky whiskies at tha Bread Gang saloon. tr Gov.

Arny left Monday morning for La Vega, and happeutd to on tba aoach which waa robbed naar Tacolots, Hon. M. S. Quay, of Paunsyivania. la being strongly urged a successor to Mr.

Welsh at tha Court of. Bt. James. i 7 Hoe. Mtnuel R.

Otsr aad J. Ft-eldo Bomare are In tha city from Peralta, Valeaela county, 1 mawnnw )- Attorney General Wattle ha r. turned from attanding tha court at Laa Vega. fy Tha town la crowded with people rom all pai-ta of tho Territory who have Sa to attend tba tebcol examination. tjTThe axhibition at tba Academy ef Lht commences at nitia oclock tble morning.

1 'Gov. Wallaca has returns from i trip to Colfax eounly, fyDo net fail to attend the exhibition at St- Michael's College this evening. fy The poet office at Franklin, Colfax county, has besndiscontiacad. fy Regular Conciav of Sant FeCom-mandtry No. 1, K.

at tba Aaylom, Uaaonis Hall, at p. jb, this aranlng. Vlalllng Sir Knigbta ccurleouiiy tnvit- d. Senator Hitchcock, 'in a letter to the Omaha Republican, thus gives hit opinion at te the future of New Mexico: Whether, owing to lucreasd of rainfall, or toother eauaet, New Mexico like California, ahull develops unexpected agricwltu- Ctl rtaourcea, or shall rely mainly upon mlperal and her grazing, I knew not I do know, however, she hat greet resources, end must flav a greft-future. Tba whit crests of advancing wave of American enterprise already dash themselves along the eastern foot hills bf her mountain.

Gathering in force and volume, they will spon surge over those mountains carrying with them the product which bountiful nature over yield tfindustriout Intelligent energy. (7 Delegate Campbell, of Arizona, think bo will be ablo next winter to e-ur an appropriation from Congreee to repair tbe road from Prescolt to oiir Territory. Tbe bill, which wat introduced last session, naka fifty thousand dollars. Our delegate, lion. M.

working with Mr. Campbell for this measure, and will be good thing for both territories if if can bo carried thiougb. It it only tbewaut oftgood roads that now keeps Arizona trade from New Mexico, thay -can buy7 and ship gupda oyuelt cheaper from the eaat than California. CyS.B. Ainshe, formerly of the Kansas Paeiflo railroad, ha been appointed, antral freight and passenger agent ef Paafrer A Bio Grande, Rael, Juan Dios Tapia, Matao Ulibarrl, Vicsnls Volarde 19 voters.

PBRCINCT No. (Cianega.) Amada L. Bae, Lenldas Race, Antonia Buatamanta, NasariaGoasalct, Felip Mares, AloJatulre Mouloy Rarlulu Real 7 valera. 7- PaaciscT No. 7.

(Plscer,) Tuan A. Chaves, Gusdaifipu Montoya, Abn Nieto, Pablo Panda-4 voter. PnnctNCT No.A (Gsllstea.) Joa Anaya, Jom Chaves, Lnelsno Cba-vea, J. da la Cruz Chavss, Cruz Chaves 2d, Jaan Cbtvea Rolval, Sylvesire Da- rno Colbn, Cenoto Leibt, J. sio Fino, Germaa Fine, FsrnsndeiPefia, Ageplto Sena J.

Amade Sandoval, Joan osa Prxcinct No. (San Ildefonso,) Fran ol so Duran Martinas, Esqulpula Ganssles, J. Dolores Gan sales, Juan Goar ThetummeCnnlen end Tee-ptaottev kelengtnff to Mfitcrs Hotel and alto two suite ef fteom. at the same plow. Apply Hr hdwsrd MUfort Miller a Hotel.

Saato Fa, N. May 1st IffNU, if "7.