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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-04-04
PLENTY OF WORK.

The proposed visit Of New Mexico citi.
sens to Washington, agreeable to the
suggestion by the bureau OF immigration,
will be attended by excellent results if
those delegates will labor as they should
after they reach the national capital.
Just now many subjects of moment to
New Mexico and the southwest generally
are pending before one or the other
branches of congress and the New Mex
leans should SO organize en- route that
their work shall be pretty systematically
mapped out by the true they reach Wash
ington. This delegation will be composed
Of men who are competent to speak in
tellikently on any of the pending meas
uIes affecting our interests down here,
but there are few subjects, outside
OF those touching the settlement Of
land grant titles, immigration enter
prises, and donations OF land for edu-
cstional purposes, for which a good
word should be said. These include the
proposed amendment to the alien act, 30
modifying it as to admit OF foreign cap
ital coming in for investment in and
development Of our mines. Then there
u the tariff on Mexico lead ores, another
measure In which our mining population
has the greatest concern the cattle SAM.
tary and beef inspection legislation also
the removal Of the Utes, in which north
eastern New Mexico has a special inter-
est, and the naming Of two additional
associate justices for New Mexico, and the
silver question, too, all OF which matters
are now pending and on which the utter
ances of this delegation Of representative
men from New Mexico can net but have
weight with the mem bers OF congress The
New MEXICAN trusts that the delegates
will study these questions and their bear.
ing upon New Mexico's prosperity be-
tween this time and the date Of their de-
psrtWs foT Washington ity.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-04-04

The Doodle administration of this coun-
ty, that has kept the county treasury emp
ty for the past few years, must be fully
investigated and its mlsdeeds shown up.
There should be no stop to the investiga-
ton, and there must not be. Eternal
vigilance is the price of liberty. This
thing Of saddling this county with huge
debt for nothing, except to allow a few
favored Democratic county officials and
bosses to fill their pockets and issue
bonds illegally and in defiance of law
honesty and right, must stop. And stop
it shall, if We have to hammer at it fol-
the next three years.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-04-04

STATE TREASURER ARCHER, Of Mary
land, insanity or no INSANITY, is short
only half million dollars. You can just
bet it pays 10 have confederate record
and then be treasurer OF a Democratic
state. The states whose Democratic state
treasurers have deiaulted during the past
five years are the good, solidly Demo
cratic states Of Arkansas, Alabama, Ken
lucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, Missouri,
maryland and tennessee. Quite an i'm
posing list that, and the losses sustained
by the people OF the states named on &C.
count OF the thievings of Democratic
state treasurers foot up about $4,0O0,0OO
or more. Nothing small about this, is
there?
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-04-04

A PRESS dispatch from Omaha under
takes to make review of the cattle in
dustry OF the west, and as usual makes 8
mess of its references to New Mexico
stock. The whole business was probably
inspired by the dressed beef gang that
infests Omaha, and they are not com
petent to speak for any section OF th'
range country
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-04-04

THE Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe rail
road of course knows that whatever
tends toward New Mexico's advancement
and prosperity benefits the road. ltt
actions, therefore, in providing transporta
ton for delegates en- route to Washing
ton, where matters OF vast concern tc
New Mexico are to be pushed and set
tied, is very timely and proper one
The aid rendered will not be forgotten
and will bear good fruit.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-04-04

AS health is the first and most import
ant consideration in all the vicissitudes of
mans mortal career, it is here sought
to give the public a fair and truthful state
ment, presenting only facts such rs have
come under actual observation.
AGRICULTURAL.
More than one-half OF the valley lands
of Taos county can be placed under cult
walton, though at present the percentage
Of land being farmed is comparative
ly small. The soil is q rich, sandy
loan, and is especially adapted to grain
and fruit growing. An early writer,
one of the first visitors to New Mexico, in
describing his trip along the Rio Grande
says; The soil is 30 fertile that it does
not need to be worked. When the peo-
pie SOW the snow falling covers the seed,
and the corn starts underneath. The
harvest for one year is
SUFFICIENT FOR SEVEN.
When they begin to SOW the fields are
still covered with the corn that has not
yet been gathered" This quotation ap-
plies particularly 70 Taos valley, and is
presented only as an illustration of the
possibilities Of this country, and what
might be accomplished with the aid OF
intelligence and improved methods in the
farming industry after lapse OF 35O
years, when the above WAS first written
Wheat, corn, oats and barley yield abun-
dainty, the oat crop, when properly cared
for, rarely ever producing less than sixty
bushels 10 the acre, and not unfrequenty
100 bushels. All the cereals, excepting
rye, are raised. Alfalfa, the great forage
plant and prodiyious yielder, finds its
home here. From two to three CROPS of
this splendid feed are harvested annually
and always command ready market at
a fair price.
VEGETABLE.
Potatoes, beets, turnips, psrsnips, cab
bages, onions and, 10 fact all tho root
crops grow here, the size, quantity and
favor being unequaled by any country.
FRUITS.
During the past few years some atten.
ton has been given the fruit raising in.
dustry, and it has been demonstrated that
1t can bs made profitable business.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-04-04

ing quantities, iron for the foundry, gold,
silver, copper and lead for The smejurs.
wool for the wooden MILL pleutyoi timber,
luel and magnificent water power Mau
nlactories must come, ,ha natural ee-
ments favor them and the artificial G0ndi-
tons invite their coming
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-04-04

To THE merchants OF Santa Fe: Taos
and Rio Arriba are worth looking after
There is plenty OF trade up there that
ought to come to Santa Fe. Get a move
on ourselves, gentlemen.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-04-04

THE Santa Fe merchants must look al
ter tie trade Of Taos and Rio Arrlba
counties. 1t naturally belongs here.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-04-04
FRIDAY, APRIL 4

TIE good work for New Mexico's sd-
vancement must be kept up.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-04-04

Irrigation Is necessary to insure crops,
and great Improvements are now
being made in this direction. OI
course, the valley has been irri-
gated, in primitive way, for hundreds
of years by the pueblos, and later on b,
the Mexicans. Settlements were made
on the low lands lying near the streams
where small bitches could be taken ont
with but little expense or labor. Here,
as well as in other sections of the west,
the question of successful system of
irrigation has agitated the minds OF the
farmers. A great portion of the valley is
what might be termed high table land
and has hitherto grown only sage brush,
but it is interesting to know that almost
the whole OF this land is soon to be thor
oughly watered and made ready for the
pillow.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-04-04
WATER.

The Rio Grande, which finds its source
in the mountains of Colorado, traverses
the valley from the north to the south,
carrying its leaping waters down through
deep gorges and DER hanging cliffs to the
gulf. Numerous small streams from the
east, about twenty in all, empty their
waters into the Rio Grande.
1t is through this agency that the mag
niticent and fertile valley OF Taos is to be
brought under cultivation. A syndicate
known rs the
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-04-04

GEO, W. AN.t EESEL.
tce Ill JAe SOFIA Building, Pnlaue Ayepue
objections AMI searching I!tt,ss speciality.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-04-04
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
tIIt)GN r,YN Al Law.
GEO. G. PRESTON,


Attorney at ave. 'l"npt an, ga 'cful attention
liven to all bU5iucSs Intr'lNtd to him VII
practice III all courts ri To, territory.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-04-04

&ttorneY at Law op.e. ...Der; bi"ck, santa Fe,
New Mexico.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-04-04
HENRY l.. WALDO,

Attorney at Law. " III practice IN the several
lgur.. O; the territory! Prompt attention given
10 all business lutrusted TO his care.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-04-04

Those who have painted orchards and
vineyards have been rewarded with
abundant yields. Apples, peaches, pears,
aprcots, plums and neCtarines are here
raised to perfection and are remarkable
for their juiciness and rich flavor. Der
ries grow in prolusiOn, the grapes are
sweet and Juicy and the vineyards yield
handsomely. As an illustration of what
can be accomplished here in the
fruit growing business reference is
made to gentleman having an
orchard OF something less than i've
acres near Taos, who realized out OF the
sale of fruit from his orchard, one years
product, over $500 an acre. Thus it will
be seen thst more money can be made
here on a few acres than on large farm
in many portions of the United States. The
fruit raised in Taos valley always finds
ready market but owing to the expense
in shipping, caused from lack OF railroad
facilities, the industry has not received
the attention that it deserves. However,
within the past year interest has been
awakened in this direction and large
number of orchards and vineyards have
been planted. 1t would not be presum-
ing too much to say that at no distant day
Taos valley will ontrival California rs a
fruit producing country.
Five ACRES ENOUGH
that is the way in which competent men
express it.
Taos county constitutes an empire in
extent, in mineral wealth and in agri-
cultural possibilities. Here, in addition
to the pleasures and comforts to be de-
rived from living in most beautiful coun-
try and enjoying the luxury OF delightful
climate, the man with small means may
become the possessor of comfortable
home He can secure farm, and when
it is once broken up and put under cult.
walton, which can be easily accomplished
the first year, one crop will pay for land
improvements, labor and all. Then he
may begin to realize his fondest dreams.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-04-04

AS health is the first and most import
ant consideration in all the vicissitudes of
mans mortal career, it is here sought
to give the public fair and truthful state
ment, presenting only facts such rs have
come under actual observation.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-07-27

sndando el tempo, ha de senslar Ia
h1sila d. So desarrollo; Asi como un
debil rsyo de lnz matin.l, que en- ell
monte aparece, POGO POGO ensanchAn
dose, para rssplAndecer mas , mas q J.
mitad del 6f,.
T&chArla de caducA y de-r6It', por
10 ssauisr de ga existencia, como si su
vitAlidsd estuviess miusda por los
afio', es proferir IN ridicu'o absurdo
que NJ msrecs toma-lo en- terio. No
es infA ib:e, nj son sxi9mas sus co2clu
stones; pero ella Vnelvea todos lA viz
ia para resolver cualq uier problsma qu-
IN matsria de lenguAjs ocurrs; J Iquie !
hoy, aun entire los dem6cretas mas FER.
vorosos, que no recibs con o'gullo oil
diploma de miembro de Asociaci6n tan
eucum brsda El pernAno Palms y sl
msxicano RivA Palseio, el honduHeh )
Ross, Ell sAlvadorefe Galindo, y, para
40 citar mas, el Pascal chileuo, como
llaman 4 don Eduardo de la BArra,
tienen en- mncho ell titulo y 10 msdalla
de socioS, J se Afsnan de poser preseAs
de tsntA signifcSci6r, complaciendose
en- Adornsr con 10 ilsi gniA 81 pscho.
Qus. 4 pesAr de todo, hsya quisnes
combatsn nuestro cfitsrio, nAds Arguye
para los que dispuestos est&u, como
nosotros 10 estamos, . respetar to los
los psreceres, 81 en- Ia bue IA f9 desssn.
SAP, = acstar todAs las Up ioneF, 81 la
sinceridSd les sitve de escudo."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-07-27
In HONOR DE- SiNTI!GO.

E. Centro de enthusiasts u
dignos hijos de Ga'icia, RESIDENCES
en- esta Capital, y que hscs POGO
lued6 constituido, aolemnix6 ano-
che ell dia de SAntiSg), Patron
de Espafis , de aquelIas Proviu
cias, con una espendida retreta
que tuvo lugar en- Ia plaza de Al.
fonsO XII con gran orillautex J
no menor lucimiento.
Tomaron notable parte en- ls
NINA las bsndas de Ejercito de
Ia Glarnici6n y Vo 'untsrios, que
ejecutaron eScogi las piexAs, y el
Of>6n Gallego, qae, en un pre-
cioso Kio,ko de follsje, conatruido
en- ell centro de Ia plaza y elegan
temente decorado, cant6 con gus
to y Sfinaci6n algunos selectos
nImeros de su repertoire, eiendo,
como las bAndas de mdsica, repe
tldamente Apiaudido.
Durante tan hermosA Ietreta,
que oyeron J presenciAron miles
: miles de almas que llenaban Ia
plaza, las GALES inmediatas y los
balconies = szoteas de los edi6
clos que dan d aqueI'a, 90 lsnza-
ron al espacio unos cuantos Wis
tosos globos, dispsran lose in6ui
dad de cohetes. A las 10 se
quem6 un msguifico castillo de
fuegos arti6ciale', en- cuyA parte
superior apareci6, dentro de un
marco de vivisfmas luces de CO.
IoreS, Ia e6gie del insigne Ap6stol
Santiago.
lAito, muy slto, ha claVado su
honroso pabell6n ell Centro Ga
llegol
Keciba nuestrcs ca'urosos plG.
GENES.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-07-27
HECHO HER0ICO.

Reproducimos en- estas colum.
mas, tomtndola de un peri6 iico
de Ia H~baua, Ia siguiente muy
interesante reaefis de- her6lco ser
vicio prestado en- Cuba q fiaes del
mes ppdo, por uu cabo de Ia
Guar1ia Civil y dos GaArdia'
sorprendiendo en- una emboscada
al temible bandido Martin Garcia
Mirabal y a su gavilIs, con muerte
de aquel y vergonzoaa fuga de es
ia, despues de renido faego.
Este hscho, gloriosimo en- par.
ticular para los valientes que Ia
han llevado q cabo, y en- genera
para ell benemerito Cuerpo q que
pertenecep, ha causado lnuy f.vo.
rable efacto en- la sociedad cuba
"a, y en- un periodico iIustradc
han aparecido los retratos de 10.
bizarros Guardias, heroes de tan
brillante episodio.
He aquf ell re'ato a que nos re.
ferimos:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-07-27
MAS CONFLICTOS
DEL PRESUPUESTO

Arecibo, Julio % de 1890.
Sr. Director del BoLETIN MRR-
CANTIL.
Oonvendrfa mucho, para evitar
malas interpretaciones, exponer a
que fuesen devueltos los expedien-
tes de utilidades que han de ser
vir de base para los repartimientos
municipales del actual aiio eco-
n6mico, y como es Consiguiente.
exponer los entorpecimientos que
necesariamente han de ocurrir On
la marcha de la Admins TRACTION
Municipal, con motive de la va.
riaci6n que SO ha introducido
en- la Ultima Ley de presupues-
tos del Estado, trayendo q ella dis
posiCiones que SO relacionan con
los presupuestos locales, sin pre-.
viamenle haber reformado nj dero-
gado nipguno de los articulos de
la VICENTE Ley Municipal, que son
los que hasta ahors han estado ri.
giendo y contin6an vigentes en-
mi humilde sentir, Y por los que,
a ellos las corpOraciones
municipales, han tornado los expe-
dientes de utiDidades que annual.
mente sirven de base para el repair.
ttmieuto. municipal, Psgo ahcse noal
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-07-27
CUATRGROS IN RIO .PIEDRlS.

Segdn Ia teoria de un peri6dico
rural, d quien no parece sino que
falta ell senti1o comic, h bri. que
calf ar de delator 4 El Uamo,
del Pats, porqus en- ell ndmero de
aver nos habla de cunt, eros que
hay en- Rio -piedras, y denuncia
robos de ganado y otros excesos,
sobre los cuales llama Ia a.enci6n 0
del Gobierno.
Pero, no; El C'omor es CORE
ligionario del colega rural, = no
habra lrgar a aquella Erase, como
ie hay, cuando ell BoLETN trata
de que algo mslo se corrija.
Ell Clamor, qae Sc fijs en- 10 Pc
queno y desprecia, disculps y
MEGA 10 grande, merece ser ap!au
dido. lCuando hacen ellos algo
que no merezca pi&cemss!
Pero. de todas suertes, hace
bien EI CIamor en- lamar Ia
atenci6n contra los cuatreros,
que dice hay en- Ri1-piedras, J
graciss d dos que una vez lie OF
mos encarecer servicios de Ia
Guardia Civil.
IQu6 tendran esos mismos ser
vicios en- otros pueblos, que no
acaba de reconocer!!os ell colega2
Nosotros unimos q Ia suya nues
ira voz, para pedir al G. ,bierno y
. Ia justieia la persecuci6nincesan
to de aqu6los, y 10 mismo Ia pc
dimos contra los ct1atreros y ban
dolerOs que merodean en- otrAs 10.
calidades; esta es aeerca del par
ticular nuestra ventsja sobre Ell
Oamor: que pedimos la medida
general, porque bastante genera
es, por desgracia, el NAL que, va
viejo, ahora ! Q le ocurre lamentar
& un peri6dico que asf es el ClanOr
del Pats, como nosotros interpre.
tes del Gar de todas las Rusias.
Pero he squi que, a Jlzgar por
10 que dice el colegs, solo 4
hAce Ia delaci6n, para aGrmar al
propio tempo que en- dicho pue-
bio campea el incOndiciona 'ismo,
y Ia intenci6a CA conocida.
Es muchl habilidad! Cam
pea ell incondicicndlismO; mas,
1 cerca de muchos hombres hon
RADIOS y ciudadanos digno no
pueden habitar, enemigos de ellos,
6GndsIcrOs 8 cuatrerOSf
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-07-27

Aver eran unos buitres
Auy hambrientos, muy trSWddss,
Los dignos protagonistss
De osas leyendaS de cAndldOsl
Hoy ha salido { la escena
Otra familia de pdjGros,
Que pertenecs la claSe
Oonspaeua dc los miLanOs
De ulGs LGrsas, ptcO cOrrO
Y de instintOH Sanguinarioa.
Y mire usted que rarsEA,
Que pasa va de 10 rarO:
Tambien esas fieras avea,
Como los bwftres extrafiOs,
Vsnidos de Otr0s regiOnes
Con ApetitOs malvadOs,
A engnllirse 1nds pdlomd
De hsrW%osO pEwmgjs bI0nes,
Han hechO surgir del fondo
De mi espfritu agitadO
0tro rOcuerdO de gloria,
Que ha de inhamar de on ntusiAsmO O
A tOdO pecho que aliente
Con sl sentimientO p&triO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-07-27
HONOR
A LA ACADEMIA EsPARo1A

Con ell mayor gusto hemos lei.
do = reproducimos en- sl BoLETrN,
vocero incansabie de todo 10 que
sigpifiqus prestigio y loa para Ia
Patria y sus grandes hombres 4
ilustres corpora clones, el siguien
te articulo, que eS una noticia his.
t6rica, interesanti,ims, galIarda.
mente escrita, de nuestra Real
Academia E pafiols, de ese emf
Dente arbitro y honorable tribu-
nal supreme en- todo 10 concer.
niente al incompatible idioma
castelIano, 4 Ia par que una entu.
shasta apoiogia de ese mismo Cen.
tro. compuesto, desde su institu-
ei6U, de los espsfioles mas exi-
mios en- la repdSIlca de las letras,
a Ia eual viene dandO esDlead0r ia
Academia, desde el passdo siglo,
en- todos los pueblos que tienen la
gran dshs de cemuniCarse con
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-07-27

encontramos en- qUe por ell articu-
70 135 de esta Ley, qae 90 Ia que
sirvi0 para constitute los Ayunfa-
mientos y & la cual tienen forx0sa-
mente que ajustar t0dos sus actos,
81 no quiereE incurrir ea respoea-
bilidades por infracc6n manifesto
de ella, pues ninguno de sus artf-
culos hasta ahora ha sid0 derogado,
Sc dispone en- Ia regl. 81 del inciso
2c del mismo que los prop etarios
de fincas rn,ticas 8 urbanas que
no sean veCinos SO les rebaiara de
la utilidad imponible IN quinto de
"a suma que Sc les hubiese reConoci-
do; = por la regla g. Sc dispone que
de 10 cantidad valuada & cada ve-
cid0 para ell repariimiento se dedu-
cira en- todo case el importe de La
contribution ditecta que pague al
Estadc. z como en- esta Provincial
oRtamente toda Ia riqOeza terrific
rial coDtribuye difectamente Ell
EstadO, nos encontramos en- Ia du-
da de, 81 para la reforma que esin-
dispensable introducir en- los expe-
iientes do utilidades va formados,
del actual ejercieio, deben ceiiirse
estrictamente las CorporaCiOnos
municipales 4 10 preceptuado Ga .la
VICENTE Ley Municipal, que es' IL
lque les sirve de norma, 8 6 10
IOrdenado al finaI del artiCulo
8: de la Ultima Ley votada en- Cor
Ges al aprobar los presupuestos del
Estado, pues estand0 .vigentes On
5odas sus parties ambas Leyes, & la
verdad, no sabemos & cuGl de las
dos hemos de atenernos; ID una Or
dena que a los propietarios no veci-
nos Sc les deduzca el 6o, y adem&s
4 todos los contribuyentes por con.
tribucion directa 50 les deduzca en-
todo caso el importe de 10 contri-
bucion que paguen al Estado, y por
Ia ley de aprobaci6n de los presu !.
puestos del Estado, % previene
que 81 la riqueza por que 90 hace
el repartimiento municipal salts
, face contribution al Tesoro p6bii.
3 GO, servjra do base Ia valuaci6n he.
cha por el Estado; en- cuyo caso no
tlenen deceCho 6 ninguna clase de
D deducicones nj los no vecin0s, al
Q ningdn contribuyente, puesto que
el TesorO no les hace ninguna; ? si
Sc les tienen en- c1enta las deducio-
8 nes vendrfan d salir notOriamente
benefciados unos cOntribuy entes
q con peruicio general. Y es mas, en-
j manefa alguna podria nivelarse
0 entonces la contribution municipal
: con la que los vecinos pagan direc-
a tamente al Estado, no pudiendose
= pOr consiguiente en- esta parte
cumplirse estrictamente COZ La ley
n votada en- Oortes para les pre-
y supuestos del Estad0. Pdnt0s son
n estOs que convendria se exclare-
' ciesen para evitar & los Ayunta-
= mientos mas conaicto', compromi.
' sos y dev0luciones nuevame te dc
@ los expediontes reformados de- uti.
% lidades, y 10 que ea consiguiente,
Q Ia confusion, ell caos en- Ia mar
s cha regular de la administrator
: municipal cuyas fatales consecuen-
J. cias nos vendran a toear despu9s,
|, pues todos estos variantes neCesi.
q tan tramitaci6n y tempo, y el eief-
J. cicio est& corriendo sin haberse
j. con6rmado los repartimisntos.
, Antfcipole mi gratitud y quedO
|. su affmo. 8. s.
ri @. B. 8. NJ. /.
Un oSserrGdor.