Santa Fe Herald (Newspaper) - February 25, 1888, Santa Fe, New Mexico RAILWAY TIME ATCHI TOPEKA & SANTA FE R. R. train No. 753 p. with No 3, train No. 754leaves Santa Feat 3:50 a. wtih No. 4. Accommodation train No. 758 leaves Santa Fc at m. with No. 37, freight No. 751 arrives 7S3 5:45 a- m. 3:35p.m. - - east 9 destination j car tickers sold for La and Fe for above points at a. City ticket and telegraph office with Fargo ft Exchange Hotel San Francisco where all information concerning can be W. m. Through tickets told to any point a Bad Baggage check through to destin secured ia California sleeper by wi SANTA FE ft AND DENVER & RIO GRANDE Mall and Express leave Santa Fe except at arrive at 10:15a.m.; at 1:15 Antonito 4:45 p. Alamosa 5:45 p. Pueblo 11:30 a. a. Denver st 9:10 p. Pueblo a. Alamosa 9:25 a. Antonito 10:30 a. 1:50 p. Embudo y. Espanola 4:45 p. arriving at Santa re at 7 f. E. R. Supt. 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The Herald is gratified to be able to announce thinks Blaine's letter and says he can never be How would Mr. Dorsey himself Samuel the bachelor merchant prince of San has been in the Capital this the guest of Judge Willi Reports from Washington state that Hon. V. A. Manzanares was one of the most efficient workers for the for the settlement of land claims St. Paul announces that the bone of the has been There is no back bone that the country up there can better Archbishop educated some of the brightest men in New Mex like Antonio Frank Romulo and Trinidad W. of The 1'hilade phia has refused the Republican nomination for the presidency Mr. Childs thought lie had better not wait until it was offered to There is a lurking suspicion that Mr. Blaine still lingers in the presidential and will emerge as a much abused man about the time of the Republican convention Judge W. Sloan has just re turned from El Paso and reports a boom down Thirteen hun dred people attended a sale of lots on the and the city is building clear up into the sand Phil Sheridan says he doesn't want any nomination to the presi dency in And no the fiery little general is a man through and and he has the best military position in the The artesian well project is being pushed with commendable zeal and If it is successful it will insure the settlement and cultivation of a vast area of country tributary to Santa Uncle Sol. statement that when an artesian How is all that land will be worth at least ten dollars an is true as That is an excellent name lor the state which will succeed the Territory of New The business is altogether even in this new City When the time comes for naming the state let the name be chosen by a body of representative men of New five from each How would Judge Willi W. W. Romulo Frank Chaves and Jose Segura do for Santa The states and territories of the northwest will have hard work to keep their population from decreasing this and so long as the terrible storms that worked such great destruction are The southwest offers prosperous homes and a haven of climatic rest to whoever desires to While this has been an exceptionally cold winter in the there is no denying the fact that all winters there are too Most of them can very appropriately be called hundred and froze to Immigration The list of inquiries about New with the names and addresses of the people who seek is continued in this issue and will be for several weeks to All these people have been furnished with immigration prepared with a view to carefully and correctly answering the questions Many of them have expressed themselves as pleased with the information set forth by the Bureau of Immigration and the map accompanying it. The object in publishing the names and addresses of people who are asking about New is to afford everybody who cares to do an opportunity to impart such information as he may This is of especial utility when inquiries are made about land and opportunities for investment in It is a good plan to send newspapers to these addresses as they are generally the best representatives of the enterprise and intelligence of the the localities in which they are Millionaire Snell's William B. the murderer of Mr. the Chicago is a phenomenal His father is rich and offered his son all the the comforts and luxuries of an elegant The son did not like his accused her of and deliberately determined to become a with all that the name His first exploit on a large scale was the stealing of about worth of railroad and an attempt to sell them in For that offense he got a year in the Kentucky less the good time From the he returned to stopped at an out of the way under an assumed and entered upon a series of burglaries of the rich residences of that fairly in the road that leads to he determined to burglarize the Snell calculating on a big Leaving a companion on the Tascott entered the house and was going through it after the most approved style of when disturbed by the appeared upon the scene pistol in Tascott stepped inside the folding doors of a got his pistols ready suddenly appearing fired two shots in quick succession at both of which took killing the victim almost Tascott got out in a leaving most of the with his companion went to his where he remained about three confessing everything to his and then went to Oak a suburb on the Chicago & and from it is supposed took a train to Los where his mistress about three months There is little doubt but that Tascott is somewhere in the and it will be well for officers of the law to keep a sharp look out for He may have concluded to stop in New under the misappre hension that this Territory is a good place for con federate has been captured in Chicago and has confessed to the whole affair substantially as we have given it. The fugitive is not as old as first He is only zi and instead of being 5 feet nine or 10 he is probably not over 5 feet One of his chief traits is his fondness for pool playing and his expertness at the He has a scar on his right where he shot when attempting to escape from Frankfort There are some perhaps yet on the right leg and on the knees and both the results of having to wear a ball and The detectives are anxious that the information should be especially to California and the that upper front teeth exhibit gold a line or surface of the metal extending along the A large reward is offered for his STILL Progress of the Land The committee of the two houses of Congress are gradually getting nearer together on a for the settlement of land grant The result will probably be a permanent land the first duty of which will be to hold court in New Mexico for the transaction of business Members of Congress have come to understand New Mexico affairs e. great deal better than they ever did and they are still The prospect is improving day by day for getting satisfactory legislation before the close of the The for the validation of the Capitol building furnishing the penitentiary coal and the current expense has been considered by a sub-committee of the House Territorial committee and reported to the full committee for Delegate Joseph and Governor Ross are working hard for the passage of the The late arrivals at Washington of men from New Mexico to work for the passage ol the for the settlement of land are Mr. of Mr. of Las and Mr. Bernard of Santa The gentlemen trom New Mexico who have visited Washington in behalf of the land claim have created an excellent impression and accomplished much It is likely that the House committee on private land claims will agree to adopt substantially the amendment providing for the holding of the land court in the states and territories named in the instead of in The reasons for the amendment are clearly set forth by Governor Ross in to the Continuation of the Inquiries About New Mexico From People who want to Come An Interesting Letter Upon Hedges and Shrubbery Adapted To the Soil and Climate of New Illinois is in To avoid the deadly blizzard and the destructive come to New land of balmy summer exhilarating and long now and then just enough of n touch of winter to make all these blessings The Herald publishes the second instalment of inquiries received by the of Immigration about New and an interesting let ter on hedges and shrubbery adapted to New Kino Washington o on Oct. 3, 1887.) Secretary Bureau of am engaged in the business of shipping young hedge and live fence and new and the world renowned timber of this I am offering two year old monarch and The hem lock is the only tree that is not a new species differing from any of those of the eastern or of the Rocky I would specially recommend the planting of monarch for where are the most abundant the climate is by far the the monarch oi the is well adapted for your section of and it is giving satisfaction in the valleys of a climate somewhat similar to The cedar of this part of the Terri tory is the handsomest tree that can be found for ornamental growth and must be seen to be fully The best way to plant evergreens in your Territory is tu dig a hole of sufficient depth for the top of the young tree to be a few inches below the surface of then place a short board over the top to protect it from the rays of during the hot months of the first After the lateral roots be gin to it is not necessary to cover the trees Give them plenty of sprinkling to keep the ground and these valuable trees will thrive in the soil of New I have had many years experience with water ditches and irrigation in the Rocky Mountain val and would advise you to avoid planting evergreens in land strongly impregnated with The broad leafed maple is the boss shade tree of any I ever and I have seen all kinds on the Atlantic and Pacific This beautiful shade tree is the admiration of all who visit It has handsome grows rapidly and when the top of the tree is cut off eight feet above ground its branches will cover a large surface of These have given entire during the last two seasons I have shipped them to Nebraska and They grow to a large Cuttings from these trees will grow first if placed in wet soil for one season until they form The vine maple grows well on low wet and is well suited for arches or bowers as both ends will strike The is a flower has white blossoms twice a and grows to a height of from 40 to 70 This is the tree you need in your Territory for live fences and Even when this tree is cut down level with the ground it will send forth 40 or 50 shoots from the old roots and will grow on the dryest soil if irrigated as often as you would For the purpose of getting this tree introduced amongst the farmers and ranchmen of your section of I will furnish cuttings taken from tops of young shoots at per 1,000. These are easy to get started to if They require to be trimmed for a few the same as you would Osage The bouquet currant red blossoms very and remains in full bloom for eight These are the children's favorite and ought to adorn every home in the The Snow Blossom has white flowers and white The Midsummer Bloom has featherly These are for ornamental growth or I have two other kinds of also shrubs of new One has red berries and the other blue berries and both kinds berries good for Broom and Privett are favorites for Broom has abundance of yellow I have other kinds of young trees that would give good satisfaction it needed lor those who are far away from and I will make another proposition that if any ol the influential citizens of your city will establish a day be known as for the school children to plant on that day I will furnish from twelve to eighteen new at ihe very low figure of 5 cents per degree and send some extra vine and berry plants for experimenting as to what is adapted to your soil and For you can address J. K. President Union Arthur L. Secretary of the Territory of arid now of the Utah and John U. P. all ol Salt Lake It sems to me that timber culture is of vast importance to settlers wish to make their homes and that it will be the means of inducing many others to take up land and make permanent homes in the thinly settled regions of New Will you please do me the favor to send me one or two pamphlets on the resources of your I may pay a visit to a friend I have down and if I do I will be very apt to take a trip through some portions of the I will say in as regards these trees that all trees are shipped on the same day when dug and none that are damaged in the roots will be sent by They are four days in transit to and they ought to arrive in Santa Fc in at least five I can ship them by way of California in that space of but by way of Denver should be as quick a My mode of packing is to tie the trees in bunches placing tab in bunch describing the press them and dampen them before closing the box Sometimes I send them in five gallon larger quantities are sent in light sugar bar One thousand of the smallest kind weighs from six to twelve I am yours M. James Gogebic writes that the following persons are anxious to get information about New M. G. Mc D. T. G. R. M A. G. F. John J. M. H. Dan T. R. C. O. M. J. Patrick J. C. C. F. C. H all of Gogebic and P. Gerte A W. James Patrick of Hurley P. George R. Pierce wants general Fred New desires more N. A. T. Valley wants general M. W. writes that several are desirous of making their homes in a warmer and ask for information about the public lands of New E. O. P. O. B. 147, wants general information as to the advantages of New Alfred J. wants general information about New Edward C. Box 502, is a lawyer and wants information about New M. I. 147, Phelan San wants information about New E. V. writes for maps and pamphlets and general information of New James wants to find a suitable place for a sign and house prefers Santa W. B. wants general information about New George H. Ulster New is a young man with wants to get a small tarm in this W. H. wants information concerning the government lands of New T. C. Uvalde writes that about a dozen families are coming to New and want to be informed of a good portion to settle in. H. D. Lone Llano wants description of Lincoln L. wants a permanent location and prefers Grant in the neighborhood of Silver 79 Spring N. are anxious to learn the names of all parties interested in raising for which they will send valuable Carlos D. wants pamphlets and full description of New C. A. New wants all the information possible touching the resources of New J. G. 634, Lawrence wants general information about New W. T. writes for pamphlets and description in general of New also for the following Miss S. A. N. Walter N. R. and Neb. Robert Prairie Leon wants general information about New D. D. Red Bastrop intends to emigrate would like all valuable S. W. Bosque asks for pamphlets and general Dr. J. T. Labette would like to know something about New W. J. Richland San Sabe desires information in regard to lands in New William N. has received from the Bureau of and is well pleased with the T. J. solicits some information about advantages and disadvantages of New Robert intends to settle in New Mexico and requests a general J. H. Lee wants to know something about New William R. San asks for general Mrs. M. M. 1C0I0.; wants to take up or hold one down in New wants information garding the title to and etc. J. & Johnson asks for general information about New J. B. Gonzales Is deeply interested in New and wants a general description of the country and the of M. D. Rock N. intends to with would like to know all the good and bad points of New James would like to receive some information regarding New J. L. Bee Ellis would like to know something about New and wants descriptions sent to the following Tyler Ellis county J. R. Lamar W. R. Lonoke county Ark. J. T. Hardine county wants general about New W. P. would like to be informed of th chances for a job printer in New would also like a copy of the homestead Thomas Del Travis wants general information about New H. L. Del Travis asks to be informed about the advantages and of New Thomas F. Bost rop is very anxious to come to New and wants to know the quantity of land allowed for also the price of whether or not milch can be bought and the average price of J. W. Bexar asks for general in formation of New especially Lincoln J. F. Valley Llano writes that several intend to and asks for Ira Tipton writes for general in formation about New R. G. Anderson asks for a tion of New T. R. de and any other showing all the advantages of New John H. St. has heard considerable about New and requests all the definite information that will prove of Anna New writes for information to be sent to H. G. Douglas as he intends coming west and wants to learn something about New William F. Chief of D. writes to know if there is a Board of Immigration in New or any body of persons officially charged with the subject of W. B. Palo Palo Pinto requests general information about New Jabez W. Clinton writes that two families are desirous of locations in New and wishes some of the of the M. Dodge wants information in regard to most desirable locations New where there is plenty of Government land yet W. W. Bates wants general information about New Col. D. A. St. wants to get some information about New B. E. Socorro New Mexico; writes for description of the mining and farming capacities of New Mexico as he has many friends in the east that are in request of such A. M. solicits general information about New George M. Wright writes that himself and two other men with request information about New as they intend to come here and will invest in any paying also as for the chances for a good engineer and J. W. North desires full information as to resources of New N. Port wants information setting forth the Territorial and the inducements offered to and etc. William Wilson asks for information concerning New Girard wants general information as to the resources of New ' James A. Hamilton writes that himself and many friends are thinking of coming to New and like to learn all the facts and particulars of the Thomas P. Palo Palo Pinto contemplates moving to New and wants a description of the land open for settlement in Colfax in the Palo Blanco A. N. writes for general information about New W. S. Jefferson asks for and general information about New W. J. solicits information pertaining to the business portions of New C. T. 335, Huron asks for information 111 regard to government stock and any other valuable Jacob C. requests general information about New C. wants all the information possible to advantages of New 335, Third San asks for general about New Hi I. H. F. & and Sole Silver Stream and Belle of 1513 Colo. SANTA n. m. H. 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