thkdkmockat
J. G. ALBRIGHT
Edwin Sunwood succeed* De-Uad A. Goddar J as editor of the Bo-ton Adt.mur
will not tie reduced to two cents The people are sati-hed to kt it remain as it if.
terday came near destroying Timri budding. The city never had such hot Time-.
the ba-
k Bleb-Handed líame
The last legislative Assembly
Railroad (nnimitlee.
The j ml Railt I Committee met yesterday mor i ng and organized by the,elee. u of Sena-t- r Miller a- chairman. la very viw and good selection.)
Council Bill Xo. 25 introduced by Colonel Chave* was considered. 'This bill 1» identical with House Bill Xo 20. introduced by Ibm X B l-iughlm A commit-
SHI2LBY, SWOPE CRONK, FANCY & STAPLE
L;,H;'V	RO 0 E RIE S,
SANTA FE, - - NEW MEXICO.	¡ > RQVI SI ()N S.
It 1* thought that letter postage tee of titilen* consisting of Messrs
Willi Spiegelbcrg. Z. Staab. Seligman. Knaebel md Gildenleevc. wa- present and received permission to present the view s of the citizen* relative to the bill. Judge Gilderskeve wa* spikesinan. and in hi« usual clear and convincing 'manner, showed the imjxirtance of having the bill—with some amendment- adopted. He called attention to the section prohibit- 1
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Horses. Carriages. Buggies and Phaetons
Hire un Short Notice
And all kinds of Produce and Canned Goods.
Mtisfarliun Guaranteed on nil Sale*
Fl_ Ft. GOODWIN,
Corner of Burro Iley an d San Francisco Street.
month, finest-oi. aie gieen
F. I
tiEALEK IM 1
DRUGS, CHEMICALS UNE SOAPS. PERFUMERIES. TOILE! ARTICLES. Nr. Sv.
SPIEGELBERG BROTHERS,
Prescriptions Accurately Compounded. SANTA FE, N. M.
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H J N E
of th.. T«Titu6 appointed a e.-m- ™'" *" ‘"c ...........A I. A P) IE S ‘T IE
mittee of three, one from ea.l. discrimirutmo and urged the Ji 2U atA L> -i£i XJ A V AX M2» division of the Territory, to revi» ncce-sity of sucha law. He con-certain laws, and report them to tended that the development -if, the present legislature We n<-« „ur resources demanded decided, learn that they are being print..1 M|j,m „„ ,hil , |k „id ,he st the Ar:r .l/riUMM «ifike without ,	....	,, ,
having been -ubm.tted to lhr , companies should be compelled to Legislature for it* approval ur ie-1' r" '*"a‘ nl *—11 *'— 1 icction, Thi* i- certainly a highhanded jaece of busine»». and should be looked into by the member* of the legislature
The foregoing, tram the Lis Vega* G«:<tr., -peak- for itself and is fair notice to the Lcgi»L • live Assembly, from an influential Republican iource, that it 1» high time to loo^f into the que-tion <-f our pubhp'printing.
Can the Governor, who seem» to be very sensitive ab-iut Tern- ■ tonal expenditures, and intímale enough with the phonographic pres* across the Piara, to know,1 if not to condemn, the "way* that are dark and tncks that arc vain'' of that csublishmcnt. inform the people of New Mexico by whose authority and at whose cost the work aliudcd to by the GiKtU ha* been done road organ stereotype the proposed revision out of a generous and self sacrificing public epirit mere-1 ly 1 We do not. for a moment.! assume that that high toned m-
Santa F’o,
FALK'S MILWAUKEE BEER,
Warranted to Keep in Any Chmatek Call and See U».
MINF.hu- tool» a mpecialty.
AU limds of Tin, Confer and Slutl-Irw* H'ori *«d# to ordn. TIN ROOFING A SPECIALTY.
■ free them from unjust disenmina-, tion*. it the same time do what it could toward fostering legitimate railroad and other enterprises.
The people can rest assured that measures of relief will be passed and suitable bills which will rid the monojioly. thraldom discriminations.
Lumber, Lath, Shingles and Building Material,
be enacted' Territory of and unjust
PAINTS. OILS AND GLASS.
STORE ON SAN FRANCISCO STREET.
Ha* just bid in the l-arfeii and Finest Sloe* el
L. KIRSCH & CO.
"ítiS 'General Merchandise subjecting the consignee to unnec* I r—ary expenses relative to transferring the goods from car to car. He objected to the section declar-1 mg that any violation of the pro. vision* of tin- act should work a forfeiture of the charter, and suggested an amendment providing for treble damages, the same to tic determined by a jury He made a fine argument a* to the r-ces-ity and justice of taxing railroad* and «bowed by a tabulated statement, that the entire tax t a* proposed by this bill would on-ly be X63.20O per annum, and considering the profit, and privelegc* of the company he didn't think that they should object to such a measure After hi* remark*, to n. a 1 ,k 1 I “hid* the Committee listened Or. did the rad-'.	,	. .	.
with evident interest, l.hairman Miller thanked him and hoped the cititen* w ow'd furnish more suggestions. as he believed the Committee was determined to protect assume mat urn mgn toned in- ..	.	, .	.	...
.	,	. (the interest of the people; fully
strument of monopoly can in real- ,	..	,	. ,	.
,	,	.	free them from uniust discnmma-
Hy expect the legislators, whom it ha* so gratuitously insulted, to fall upon their knee* before it and beg it kindly to officiate a* public
Yet, there arc some among us that whisper the scandalous insinuation that the railroad organ and legislative censor has. with the approbation of the Governor, assumed the functions of public printer, without so much as asking leave of the Legislative Assembly Il this dark suggestion can by any possibility be true, it is fitting for the Joint when they discharge their neglected duty of nominating public printer, to rebuke the science of the .Vra- Mtiuan, ignoring it* pretended claim* that office. The better is to inform the public of the sute of existing law on the subject, we append the statute which define* the power, xnd dutie, of the Joint House* in relation to public printing rvM-ic feiFT**-[Act of December 14,185;.] Section l. There shall be elected annually, by joint ballot of both Hou-e* of the General Assembly. a public printer, at such time dunng the session as the two Houses may concur that said election shall be held
Sec. 2 It shall be the duty of said public printer to print and publish all such public matters as may be intrusted to him by cither branch of the Legislative Assembly. or by ony of the civil department* of the Territory.
Sec. 3. It shall be the duty of IheSecrcUry of the Territory to require of said public printer a good and sufficient bond, in such sum a* the SecrcUry, in his discretion. shall think sufficient to . ..
secure the faithful discharge of	'
the duties of each public printer, that such bond shall not eo-iaw u exceed the sum of twenty thou- ■”;rM > ' sand dollars Sec. 4 The said public printer -	■*
shall hold h.s office for one year (turn and after hi* election, and	1 1
until his successor shall be elected	M
.nd qualified
DRY GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES C L O T H I N G
Groceries, Tobaccos, Cigars, Liquors, Etc.
E. D. FRANZ,
Wholesale and Retad Dealer in *
HARDWARE AND STOVES,
HOUSE FURM8HINC GOODS,
K. 0. ROBBINS SANTA FE. US VEGAS AND ALBUQUERQUE. Dzalrr re FURNITURE. QVF.F.NSWARE, CROCKEY a.d GLASSWARE. BAR FIXTURES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION ALWAYS ON HAND. EI "ER YTH/.VG NEEDED TO FURNISH A DWELLING OR SALOON AS LOW AS ANY OTHER HOUSE IN THE TERRITOR ALL OUR GOODS ARE WARRANTED TO Gn-t SA TISFA CTION.
UNDERTAKING DONE ON SHORT NOTICE a.d IN THE oEST MANNER. OS ik. LOWEST TERMS. CALL AND SEE FOR YOURSELI "ES !
Wagon Sheets. rent*, X Also Agent for the Celebrated Bridge, Beach 4 Co Score* . \l.o. dealer in Native and Ea-ie-n
D. J. ABEL & CO. llEALAK* IN
CIG^KS, PIPES WD TOBACCOS
SMOKERS' ARTICl.ES,
MINERAL GIJVSSES. COMPASSES AND NOTIONS.
WEST SIDE PLAZA, SAITA FE. I. M.
LUMBER YARD. REAR GRAND CENTRAL.
Julius H. Gerdes,
CLOTHIEH AND HATTER
AND DU 1. ER IN
MENS FINE FURNISHING GOODS.
Sin Francisco Stieet.
Opposite the Democrat Office.
LHIn' IN Goh' fnlüiit Belfa, HATS & CAPS, BOOTS & SHOES,
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
• Ever imported into this Territory.
Miners' Outfits at Bed-Rock Rates.
¿£7 TER HEADS,	,
NOTE HEADS. CIRCULARS, DODGERS.
BUSINESS CARDS. CALLING CARDS.
WEDDING CARDS. SHOW CARDS,.
BILL HEADS, STATEMENTS. ENVELOPES.
PAMPHLETS, BOOKS, BRIEFS, BLANKS,
CHILDREN'S CLOTHING.
OR ANY THING IN THE
ALL KINDS OF
New Style Prints, Neck Wear, dec. dec.
WAY OF PRINTING.
CALL AT THE OFFICE OF THE
SANTA FE DEMOCRAT,
SOUTHWEST CORNER OF THE PLAZA.
A. L. RHYMAN, Mail » Dorwart, F0R ARTISTIC JOB WORK
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bp m-l cnen^Uinaat.
HOUSE, SIGN Contractors and Builders,

WE WILL NOT BE EXCELLED.
Carriage Painter' UiWER SAX FRANCISCO ST I
SANTA FE, N. M.
Addresi all Communications to
J.G. ALBRIGHT,
AU Hindi •/JrH Wrik ritcekd with I ntaln.il and dfifat.k.
SANTA FE.
Editor eed PnNiiktr,