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Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-08-30

Mr.. Harrison is described by the Fair
haven HERALD as the brainest man who
has held the presidency since the days OF
Washington and Jefferson. This 1t calls
"stern and glaring fact" Not to men
ton various Democratic presidents, there
.were Lincoln, Grant and Garfield. If
Harrison surpasses these, why is the
HERALD so anxious that he be refused a
second term in order that Mr.. Blaine may
have a chance?-Seattle Telegraph.
Come now, esteemed Telegraph,
that sort Of thing won't do, you know.
You have descended to the reprehen-
sible subterfuge Of special pleading
and perverted logic; and, really, it
won't do. The Fairhaven HERALD
is an out-and-out, square-tOed, and
om-the-shoulder Blaine pa
per, from now on until he graces the
White House. Because we admire
Mr.. Harrison, and rightly consider
him the brainiest president of modern
days, that is not to say, by any means
that we do not think a brainier car
be found; and we prefer the latter
Which his name is James Gillespie
Blaine, Of Maine.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-08-30

The Cahensly proposition to divide
the United States into foreign speak
ing and foreign afilliating religious
districts has been frowned upon in
the Vatican as well as in this country.
That sort of thing will not go down
here, communicates or non-communi-
cants. The pope may be the vicar Of
God, and very good man, but Presi-
dent Harrison is the chief man in
this country, today. AS well propose
that Queen Victoria be made the head
Of a church in this country, and that
the aflillants Of that church, hold
themselves in allegiance to Her Graci-
Gus Majesty.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-08-30

own nature and disposition are averse
to such an assumption, but the temper
of the people would restrain him.
His place is that of president, and we
hope our readers, one and all, will live
to see him in it.
Although the Mckinley bill was cal
culated TO repel foreign advances, and
break off foreign intercourse, the
more conservative policy Of Mr..
Blaine, as expressed in his views on
reciprocity especially applied to our
neighbors in Canada and the South
ern republics Of the two American
continents, has developed a close com
mercial union between people who
should be friends and fellows. James
G.. Blaine is an American. That is
his exact status. Not an American in
the scant and local significance OF the
term; but he is an American in that
broad, magnificent sense which
touches the Arctic sea and sends the
pulse of freedom and community
right away down to Terra del Fuego.
In this, the American continent,
from the North pole to the South, nc
king, nor insolent, assumptive blue
bloods exist. 1t is the republic of the
savage and the civilized. And if the
truth were known, as it will be after
his death, perhaps, James G. Blaine
had more to do with the remuneration
Of imperial rights by Dom Pedro, than
the good, mild gentleman had himself.
James G.. Blaine is the Republican
Of Republicans, and, as such, he, and
he alone can be the candidate of the
Republican party in 1892.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-08-30

On account Of the peculiar adapta-
bility of this climate to the raising Of
fowls, that industry is going to be-
come one of great importance on
Puget sound, it is therefore crafty
ing that persons having practical
knowledge of such matters, are giving
attention to it in practical literary
way. Lately f. f. Cassell, practical
breeder of domestic fowl, Of Chico,
Wash, has established in Seattle a
periodical, called the Poultry Stand
ard, devoted to the poultry and pet
stock interests Of the region, from
which much valuable information is
to be obtained, in regard to the breed
ing and raising of such fowl and pet
stock. The magazine is commended
TO those interested.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-08-30

The possible candidacy of Governor
Boies, Of Wisconsin, for president.
presents new problem for political
solution. Without doubt he would be
harder man TO beat than either
Cleveland or Hill; and, as it will stand
after November 2, next, Boies will be
the only available man to face Blaine
I'm 1892
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-08-30

Mexico is as jealous as Germany.
American journalists who do not kow-
tow to Diaz and the general greaser
are incontinently fired, with the pleas
ing intimation that they had better
"get out aud keep out"
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-08-30

An incipient rebellion in the prov,
ince Of Vitebruk, in Russia, has beer
repressed with powder and lead
Russia will not long pursue the policy
Of shooting down her own people; the
Germans will make a more attractive
target.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-08-30

The Tacoma News had in its Fri
days issue, over column Of matter
concerning BILLY" DeVere and his
forthcoming book. "Billy" De We're
is to be here today, specially invited
guests to the Elk's social to be given
this evening.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-08-30
age certificate which Mr. Claflin copied

rage certificate which Mr.. Claflin copied
from the records of Peoria county.
MARRIAGE CERTIFICATE
STATE OF ILLINOIS,
COUNTY OF PEORIA.
''To all the World, Greeting: Know We
that John Smith and Polly Meyers is
hereby entitled to go together and do as
old folks does anywhere inside Of Cop
peras precinct, and when my commission
comes | am to marry 'em, and date back
to 'kiver accidents
80. M. Ross, j. Il.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-08-30
This Date in History-Aug. 81.


70 that the month named for him might have
a. many days as that named for his uncle.
Julius.
l2-Caius Caesar Caligula, third Roman en-
peror, born: assassinated in Il.
l422-Henry V, hero king Of England, died.
l6sS-John Bunyan, author Of Pilgrims Prog
ress," died in London; born 1928.
lsO6-Dr. James Currie, Scotch writer, died.
lsl7-Admiral Sir John Thomas Duckworth,
English naval hero, died.
1s9O-Charles Nordhoff, journalist and author.
born in Ervitte, Westphslia, Germany.
lS6l-Skirmish at Munson's Hill, Va.
1s62-Minor battles at Weston, w. Va; Medon,
Tenn; Stevenson. Ala, and Yates Ford,
Ky.
lS63-Cavalry battle at Austin, ARR.
ls84-Battle OF Jonesboro, Ga; disastrous de-
feat OF the Confederates led 10 the hasty
evacuation Of Atlanta.
ls9O-Roy Wilkes paced mile In 20sI4 at indie
pendence, No. beating the worlds record.
Moses O. Richardson, veteran journalist,
Of LockSort, n Y, died; born 1911.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-08-30

Balmaceda is dictator no longer
The popular party has captured Val
paraiso, and that means supremacy
The first dangerous move to an EN-
pire has been blocked, and Chile IL
a. 70
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-08-30

Dan Ferguson, superintendent of the
Boston mine, was in town yesterday on
his way to Seattle. The Montana syndi-
cate will not complete the purchase of the
Boston, the extension of time asked hav-
ing been refused by the owners. Mr..
Ferguson is enthusiastic over the outlook
in the Cascades. 1--WE have other fine pros
poets besides the Boston" he said. 1.-TWO
of these are the Blue Bells and the War
rior on the other side OF the divide, which
are irst-class in every particular. Two
years will witness great mining district
developed in the Cascades.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-08-30

II. X. Wheeler, who has been a resident
of Fairhaven for more than year past,
leaves for his home in California today.
Mr. Wheeler has many warm friends in
Fairhaven who will be pleased always to
hear of his continued prosperity
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-08-30

Goodbye Campbell; likewise good
bye Foraker. The correct spelling
Of the sentence is "Mc Klnley, governor
of Ohior
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-08-30

Councilman J. J. Donovan and family
are expected to arrive in the city on Mon
day. A telegram received yesterday an
nounces this pleasing intelligence.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-08-30

Eastern Advertisers 1 tine sPe 81 East at
ern advertisers is called TO the BAIRHAvES
HERALD as "A judicious advertising medium
Heretofore no foreign advertising OF any de-
scription has been received.
ConipActSl received through all the re-
Soii.l uO.ol sponsible eastern advertising
agencies.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-08-30

School bags, states. pencils. writing
paper and tablets at Dorr Bros
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-08-30
HOME FOLKS AND VISITORS

X. L. Reid is said to be the popular can
didate for school director, from the fact
that he is receiving the universal support
of the ladies. IL Is almost safe to say he
will win, for when the fair sex interest
themselves In man, it is pretty nearly
sure to be foregone conclusion that they
will win. This Is not strictly true as re-
CARDS matrimony, for few escapes have
been known, Notwithstanding that the
net was spread without the sight
of the bird. But interest lady
in your welfare and the world is
yours, generally speaking. AS to the
lady? Well that is another matter.
Mr.. Reid ought to make a pretty good
school director anyway. He knows how it
is himself; he has handled the rattan, and
he is intelligent enough to appreciate the
necessity of good schools, without extrav-
agance In their support. Reid, backed by
the ladies, is a strong cord, and he ought
to draw well.
&. 5. Rice, of the Pacific Boom com
pany, was in town last night, and in ref
erence to the affairs of that company,
| said: There is no trouble in the com
pany except by reason of an attempt
on the part Of one Farnum Il. Fish to APP
propriate the whole property on a part
payment for a fifth interest. He was one
Of three trustees appointed to hold the
original certificates of stock of the old
company In trust pending a reorganiza-
ton and new issue of stock. BY this mis-
appropriation he endeavored to get con-
troll of the property, and it was more like
an enlightenment than a freeze out The
embezzlement Of j. l.. Dawson was of the
funds of the old company, and in no way
affects the new owners. The affairs of
the company are iu excellent shape, and
hnsinnss ~ m nrnu nn IN nidlu .
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-08-30
DUNLAP HATS.

There is quite distinct change in the Fall Styles
The and ultra fashion demands lower and
wider brms. If you best and only fashionable
hat buy the Dunlap
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-08-30
MISCELLANEOUS
Special Bargains

G.NA0n TAKES lots and 10, block So
ID /UUO cor. Larrabee and sth streets;
5OxlOO feet; streets graded and planked: easy
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1891-12-26
Revoluci0n en- Honduras.

1
Tn despacho de san Salvador,
fechado 1 81 del corriente dice 10
siguiente respecto i Ia revoluci6n
en- Ia peqneha repdhliea de Hondu-
ras. la revolution estall6 el mis-.
mo dia que Poneiaao Leiya fu6
Iinaugurado presidentc, Y que 81
general Bogran SO retir6 d ID vida
priyada. La mayoria, del pueblo
aborrece 4 Bogran ! auaque Leira
es considerable como un hombfe
honesto, sinembargo no le eonsl-
dera como un dtbil instrumental
en- las manos del Presidente Bari
Has, de Guatemala Y o. General
Eogran. Despn6e que Bonilla, el
candidate del pueblo fu6 derrotado
On Ia election la revoIncion estall6.
No habiendo podido capturar 4
Leiva y Bogran en- Ia reunion del
Oongreso en- Comagua, los revoln-
cionalios comenzar0n L pelear
en- ell departamento de Tia
Paz y el do Teguioaialpa, pero
fueron vencidos en- una batal,a
cerca de la cindad de Teguicaial-
pa. En- seguida SO retilaron i
Chalelta y capturaron las tropas
Goaecolan y Coxpua. Las tropas
del gohierno los persiguieron 4
ese lugary los volyieFon 4 veneer,
desDu6s de 10 cual los insurgentes
Sc dispersaron retirandose 4 Mica,
ragaa. III Salvador estncion6 tro.
pas en- la frontera Rsra impedir
que los rebeldes entitn a au terri
torio. Sc reporta cue el goblerno
de Guatemala siguiendo su cos
tambres, introdujo sus tropas en-
Honduras, disffazandoIas on ban
deras Hondurianas. la idea fu6
10 de reprimir IN aebelion. La
prensa do Guatemsls acusa al
Presidente Ezeta, ddealvador de
haber supllde qe. areas Y ainero
6 los revoiaeionarios, pefo esto On
una completa falsedad. El hofi.
zonte politico esta al presente muy
nublado.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1891-12-26
I'm IIlfraie Rrexicnno.

Hemos n0tado en- ell Democrat,
de Albuquerque, quien 4 su yez
obtuvo la notieia dc los delegados
que atendieron q Ia convention
mineral dc III paso, In relaci6n de
I'M uItrRje yillano que las autori.
dades dc Paso del Norte cometie.
ron en- un ciudadano americana,
llamado Roman Baca, quien reside
en- Los Lunas, n. NJ. Este senior
habia lido con ell fin dc atender q
las fegtiYi3ades que en- honor de
Is Virgen dc Guadalupe eele.
bran anualmente en- aquella ciu.
dad. Sucedi6 que un tai Alberto
Garcia, enemigo suyo, yiendo una
buena oportunidad para vengarse
de 6l, se present6 d las aHtorida.
des mexicanas y 10 acus6 de ser
un c6mpliee en- el asesinato dc Ia
infortunada Adelita Jaramillo, en-
Los Lunaa. Us6 su con0ccncia {
infujo con las autoridades mexl.
canas, consiguiendo que 6stas 10
hecharan en- su detestable cdrcel,
donde tai yez hubiera permaneci.
do per sfcula secUl0ruM, 4 no ha.
Der sido por In coincidencia de ha.
Der llegado Ia n0ticia, tres dIas des.
pues, d oldos de los sehores NJ. S.
0tero, PerfeetO Armijo y otros ca.
baileros que 4 IN saxon estaban
atendiendo 4 la convention mine
ra, como delegados, Y quienes fue.
ron en- persona 4 supliear q las au.
toridades que 10 pusieson en- liber.
tad, mosirando su inoceneia. Guam.
do d estOs les di6 sa gana = estu.
vieron listos, 10 hlcieron.
va ca cosa demasiado comdn.
que ultrajes de esta naturaleza sc
perpetren Ell ciudadanos america
nos, y nos parece que ell gobierno
de Washington deberia poBer I'M
hasia aqA.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1891-12-26
Ia Fiestn de Narl,Iali.

In falta dc espaeio nos impide
dar 1 nuestros lectores una rela-
ci6n completa de las hestas dc Ma
vidad, Y solo dir6mos que Ia cele-
hraeion estuvo de 10 mas lueido;
siendo digno do especial menci6n
los obsequios que bajo los auspi-
clos de laa seaoras del Casino Ills
pano.Americano so hicieron 4 los
pobres y q los niaos. Assemble a
doscientos pesos Ia snma eolecta.
da, todo 10 cual So inyirtid en- pro,
yisiones, las cuales faeron equita-
tvamente destribaidas entre mas
que trcscientas personas.
La misa de media noche, / pesar
del eortante frio, fu6 muy con,
cnrrila.
Quisi6ramos dc may buena CANA
contar con TN POGO do espacio
en- nutstra presente edieion, para
dar una relacion completa del her.
moso bale de Compadrcs que di6
Ell Casino, poro no si6ndonos po-
sible va, pedimos perdou d nues.
tros lectores, pero 81 diremos
que ell bale fu6 de 10 mas lucido,
contando en- su concurrencia con
10 mas selecto y exquisite de la
sociedad Voguense. Hubo como
unaa cineuenta parejas las cuales
rindieron ealto d Terspicore hasta
las ) de la maAana.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1891-12-26

En- Cerrillos, el Vi6rnes pasado
en Ia n0ehe, mientras kock Kerr
y un tai Kennedy, jugaban baraja
en- Ia eantina de Kelley & Miller,
ambos entraron en- una disputa &
consecuenela del inego, de 10 que
pronto pasaron 4 los balasOs, ha.
bieade Kennedy disparado el prl.
mer tir0, despnes delo eaal ambos
eontinuaron dlsparando hasta va.
cIar sus royolyers. Kennedy sali6
heridO, J mud6 un0s momentos
despu6s. Kerr, nj nn rasguho
sac6.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1891-12-26

Equien d mismo orden6 sacerdote.
Despn9s de algunos ahos lie sa-
eerdocio comenz6 4 portarse NAL
hasta que tuvo el Arzobispo que
snspenderlo. Sc dice que antes
dc moHr Sc reconcili6 con Ii lyle.
sia Cai6liea y que recibi5 todoa
los aacramentos.
Ia eaasa encontra dc Felipe
Qpiutana por haber apnnaleado a
Tomas Lopez, en- los Oloa Calien
tes, 81 dia II, tu6 traida el Lines
pasaao ante el 3nez Wooster,
lquien por convenio del acusado
fescinai6 Ia examination, ponlen.
dolo bajo iianza, en- Ia suma tle
III 900, para esperar Ia acci5n del
gran iurado. Parece que las heri-
das ae L6pez no son taa graves
como al priaeipi0 80 creia, pnea
Epudo atender L Ia eorte el LINES.
La soeiedad catdlica dc San
IJose, on su cambio annual dc of
ciales el Domingo pasado cligl6
los aignientes: Presidente, auto.
lnin0 Subia; vice, preeidentes, Canu.
to Romero y presciliano Garcia;
secretaFio, Eplfanio Escudero; te-
Isorero, Juan Ortega; procurador,
Margarito Romero; collector, CaI;g,
to Gurul6, mariseal, Manuel Segu.
ra y Esquihel, enfermero, Lorenzo
Rael; miembfos del concili0, DoIo.
res Garcia, J.. +, Galindre, Nieasio
@, dc Baca, Atanacio Coble, Jos6
Ma. Maestas.
Seglin hemos leido en- nm colega.
parece que la appropriation que el
congreso hizo para snflagar loa
gastos de Ia corte dc reclaInos pri.
vadoa, es $4,000, fnera dc los sa-
larios de los jueces Y emplea-
dos; resnlta sinembargo, que el blu
del Denver SIM, por pablicar las
sesiones de dicha c0rte alcanza 4
esa suma justamenta; habicnd0 on
Iadicidn un blu dc IN peri6dico ia
Washington por $4,000, y el del
Naero iNericaao, de Santa Fe, dc
$4,000, por los mismos seryicios.
sGomo Sc cntenderan esos sefo-
resi-
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1891-12-26

oscuelas 4 cue lie una yez qpiien
de instructor de nuestra juyentud
4 un brute dc euyo eiemplo no
pueden saear mas one periuicios
J desgraeias en- 10 futuro euando
sean hombres. Puesa tanto lleg6
su descaro y pomona que en- pre-.
seucia do toda Ia eseuela perpetr6
su ohla.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1891-12-26

ExperTmtntese Ahora Este,

No cuesta NADIA v do segur0
hace bien 81 uno tiene Tos, Res
frio D cualquiera NAL de Ia gargan-
Ia Pecho q Pulmones. III Nuevo
Descnbrimiento del DIR. King para
Ia Consunei6n, Tos y Rosfrios SO
garantiza que da aliyio d do 10
eentmrjo se devueIve ei dinero.
Los pacientes do Ia Grippe han
deseubiefto que es el remedio mas
eilcaz para clio, y ban sanado rapi-
damente. Eyperim6ntese 4 nuestra
costa una hotella dc muestra, Y de.
senganense de 10 bueno que es. Bo-
tellas para experimento, gratis, EN-
Ia botiea dc II, G. Murphey. Bote-
Has grandes, 30 cts. v 81, 90.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1891-12-26
Reunion Issuecial.

Ia reunion especial de Ia conf.
sion central ejecntiva do Ia pro.
puesta acequia dc Nuestra Sehora
dc los Dolores, sc reuni6 el dia 2l
del presente. Los siguientes MEM
bros dc la eonisidn estaban pre-.
sentes: Malaquias Baca, Dionicio
Castellano y Jesus Mn. Rivera.
SObre m0ci6n los sehores Marga.
rito Romero, Felix Martinez, Jose
Y. Esquibel y Jose l.. Lopez, fue.
ron n0mbrados en- comisi6n para
Ia solicitation dc fondos para IN
ayuda dc Ia construction do dieha
acequia. Los senores Roman Mo
ya, Dionlcio CasteIano, Donaciano
Garciay Clemente Angel, fueron
nombrad0s para circular una obli-
gaci6n 4 los que quieran compro.
meterse d trabajar en- dicha ace.
quia. III sehor Malaqnias Baea,
fu6 nombrado tesorer0. No ha-
bicndo mas asuntos que tranzar,
In reunion so pr0rrog6 basta hoy
4 laa seis y media de Ia taftte.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1891-12-26
Aetitmd Elostll.

Dice un despaoho especial con
fecha II del corriente, do Wash
ington, al Herald: I'll departamen'
to de la marina esta en- actitud
gucwora, SO dUo aver Gu el de.
partamento que los Chilenos esta.
ban diIatando su cDntestacidn 4
las demandas de este pals, respee.
to al incidcnte de Valparaiso, con
el FIN de ganar tempo d fin quo su
nueg0 acOrazado, el captain Prat,
que sera el mas formidable dc sq
nave sea eompletado. III captain
Prat se esta actualmente constru.
yendo en- Franeia Y no Sc puede
c0mpletar en- menos que un mes o
dos. Entire tanto 81 el Pfesidente
Harrison J el CongreEo declararan
Ia guerra por los Estados Unidoa
en- contra do Chile, este impedirla
d Fpneia el enlFegar el nayio 4
Chile, y este salyaria d Nueva
York y otras cindades del Atlan.
tico del peligro de I'm bombardeo
por ese navio. En- caeo de guerra
las yentajas do este moyimicnto
serlan manihestas.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1891-12-26
Coillunicatlo.

Las Gallinas, Die. II do 1891.
Editor de IA yoz DBL pento:
III Sol dc Mayo, me ataca direc.
tamente diciendo que eatoy reeo.
nocido como un traidor Y faera de
la protection dc ley y orden. Dice
nm probervio: en- Ia alemeda esta.
ba I'M loco, 81 tn no me quieres 20
tampoco. En- otras palabras dice
que inc sail Porgue no inc aynaa-
ron 4 sepultar q Chen6. Niego tai
aserci6n. Tambi6n diccn que nc
recon0cen como Bias dc todos, en-
cuanto 4 este dicen bien, Bias ayu-
da d todos, pero nadie ayuda d
Bias, sino todos contra Bias hasta
Ia II. En cuanto 4 este que dicen
les doy muehas gracias. Pero en-
ell otro nimero de este peri6dico
les hare yer que perdiendose el
arbol SC perdi6 el ffuto. El modo
de trafalgar de los de Ia protection
es con iujurias, indireetas y pata-
das. BIAS 0RTEGA.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1891-12-26
Avis0 para Planes Y Espcciflca-
clones.
Las Vegas. N. NJ, Die. % 1891, |
DistrIto do Eseuela M 1 I

I
DistrIto do Eseuela No. 1
Muestras on competition para la
construction de un edlilcio do Eseuo-
las plbllcas, en- ol eual serd heeho do
piedra, y que no pase de costar nuove
mil pesos, scrdn reelbidos, por ol
cuerpo Dc Egpefylsores dc escueias
del nlstrli0 de esenelas del Distrlta
No. Condsdo dc San Miguel N. NJ.
Las muestras deberan luclnIr las ele-
vaciones del frento y los ladoa. Guar
tos basamentos, Gu el primefo y se-
gundo plso para eseuela De una eapa-
oIdad de clnouenta cseueler0s eada
uno, cuartos para ropa, una ofcina 8
eparto do reclbo en- el sepundo piso,
dos pieaas para classes y recitaeidn en-
eada piso. Tamblan un salon grande
debalo del techo del primero y segun-
do plso; y planes del cimlento Y see
ci6n al traves con espeeiileaeiones dol
trabaIo ineluyendo tubos para ealen-
Car Ia casa, ya sea por medic do estu-
fas vapor. como tamblen, el techo
do shlngle metalico 0 lat6n.
IGl precio do las muestras aeeptadas
seran pagados balo convenio.
Las muostras seran recibidas hasta
las tres De Ia tardo do Enero 4 do
1892,
Por ordon del Cuerpo de Directories
do oscuelas del Distrlto No. del Com
dado do San Miguel.
H0mulo Ulibarrl
Presldente
Il. o. KIhlberg,
Secretarlo,
Domingo Montoya,
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1891-12-26
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

CE-SroCKHoLnERS MEETING-No-
~ ttce is hereby given that The regular animal
meeting OF the shareholders Of tbs SEATTLE t',fv
RAILWAY Company viii be held on "Wednesday
SnH = 1851 AZ . 0'ssoCS ?. N, 81 the prncinN.
ONCE q the company, N the WASHINGTON Terri
toTN investment Cosnpaay's hl ding Seattle
" ASH Ter he elecson Of board Of six trustees
reception OF tise annual reports and Such ofhsr
business As may come before the meeting The
transfer sIoeA hook VII De closed on Monday. the
eth dAy Of July. 1891 and aiu reu,aIn -loSast
until the len day Of july 1891
A I. Haas, Secretary.