Santa Fe Daily New Mexican, 1889-03-14
The front page of 1889-03-14. 842 words, read by machine from the Library of Congress scan and reproduced without correction.
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sociation took place last night at the of of-flco - flco of-flco of the secretary. Reports by the secretary and treasurer were read and received which indicate the institution to be in a very gratifying condition. The total expense of the association for the past year was 327.50 ; the total running expense for eighteen months past was if 588 certainly a most excellent showing. The secretary's report shows a net gain on the investments during the year of $1.31 per share of stock, which added to the gain for the previous six months amounts to a total net gain of $1.53 per share. The rate of percentage for the eleven months covered by the secretary's report shows a gain of 12 2-5 per cent, which added to the gain for the previous six months makes the total percentage gained of 18 2-5 since the association was irganied. Several minor amendments to the con constitution - stitution constitution were adopted. The most im important - portant important change was the rising of the in interest - terest interest from 10 to 12 per cent the legal rate. Another amendment extended the operations of the company so that loans may he made on property outside of the city but within the limits of Santa Fe county. The following named direct directors - ors directors were elected for the ensuing year: Grant Rivenburg, W. S. Harroun, J. II. Gerdes, N. B. Laughlin, Chas. F. Eosley, H. Liudhciro, C. M. Creamer, S. Spitz. At the close of the
New Store, New Goods, Lower Prices, At V'our Old Time Friend's, ABE CS-OXalD In ronnoquence of the lnorense of my buslnem I hare fiinnd Uneeeimary to nlar;e my utore, and hare rented and refitted the houae familiarly known a Merlow'n Hotel as a utore room. I hare enlarged my entire atoxic of frood and will carry one of the moat complete atocka In the entire territory. It will be my aim, a of old, to aell aa cheap aa my eompetitora, and I will not be un undersold - dersold undersold by anybody. I ahall alao continue to buy and aell IsTj.TIVB PRODtTCE And farmer and rancher will find It to their advantage to deal with me. A Free Corral in connection with my new etore, to all thoae coming- to Santa Fe y Uam. Call and be convinced, ABE COLD. Santa Fe. N. M., .Tan nary 1, 1SS9.
ilie president said that he had deter determined - mined determined to live up to the plank relating to civil service reform in the Republican na national - tional national platform and will select men to fill territorial ollices from the citizens of the territory when fit persons may be found. In Alaska there are no party organiza organizations - tions organizations and no public press, which makes it necessary that the governor of the terri territory - tory territory should be a man of such high char character - acter character as not to need supervision. He would endeavor, therefore, fortius partic particular - ular particular office to find a man who will not need a spur to do his duty. The attention of the president was called
US CRUCES AND MESILLA PARK Some of theserbloek arc cultivated, or have bearing orchards ami vine vineyards - yards vineyards ; others not. Some have tasteful and modern cottages upon theui ; in others Nature hni undisputed dominion. It's merely a question or choice and money-although the latter does not cut such a figure as one might suppose in these clays of booms ; and our "long M-.rm pay pay-WWll8Si&V - WWll8Si&V pay-WWll8Si&V 8irt?re."Hfc to a transa.iion to call for plats and circular. Command us for carriages or other oour oour-Kwies - Kwies oour-Kwies within our power to give.
friend of tho United States. He will find out very promptly tho temper of Ameri American - can American people. Of course we are weak at present on the ocean, he continued, but there is a plan which will meet the emergency, ami will badly cripple Ger Germany, - many, Germany, while we are getting ready. No one supposes that the American people will give up the contest until Germany had received a sound snubbing. We have
so that in numbers of villages they have eaten up the last seed corn. The adult population allowhemselvesthe luxury of a piece of bread once in two davs, whilst children crying for bread are fed several times a day with very small bits of millet cakes, which in ordinary times the poor poorest - est poorest peasant would not look at. These cakes, whan they are just baked and still
The president replied that he would not revoke that order, but would modify it somewhat. Ho will have the rule touch touching - ing touching reinstatements changed where it is specified that a dismissed employee may be restored by having the words "within one year" stricken out. The order will take effect on the 15th of June instead of the 15th of March.
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