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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-08-22

con 81 hice casi tantos blaneos como tros.-- :
iAh! bQue es esof
IFgui6se VRlognes.
E1tTe las malezas brill6 IN fogonazo segui-
do de I'm estampido al que sigui0 IN disparo
hecho pOr Valognes, y & este IN tercerO des-
de el bosque.
TOdo estO pas6 con extraordinaris rapideE,
durando apenas la decima parte de IN SO
Lo veis. 10 veis-dijo ValogLes.
e. caballo &c asust6 encabTitandOse inn
PRIMO fnertes sacudidas al cochecillO que
saltaba sObrs los prof1ndos surC0s del cami-
no pOrQue emprendi6 desenfrenada carrera.
Valognes con voz ahOgada lleYaDdOse la
mano al pecho.
-I0s han heridof
ValOgnes respOpdi6 con un xtraho rom
guido.
De prOntO vaoil6 eD sp ieutO.
ia mf! ISocorroi --iMe ahogOl---- ME
muerOl
-iDios INFO!
Solt6 este Las rie dag mientras que el ca
ba.lo aegnfA corriendO, cOgiend { ValOg-
nes entire s0s brazos 10 sostavo.
-iHeridol-dijo-lHe
Rechaz0le YalOgnes con an ademAn bras
co, encresp6se, abi . los tr~s Vsces la bo-
ca para respirar, enaoguida su cueEpo rO-
5usto grueso SO tamOale0 cayendO pFimero
sObre ia rueda del coche ensegnid al ca
mino, Sin que Beaufort tuviese 4 apo de
s0stenerlo.
En- la arena qued6se fnsn4vi = Ell earrusie
ssetradQ, Por el desbocado ya e4llo aleiE-
.ar el eamiuo COP ls rapidez dc una
2eanforf con todas aua faeizas 4
caer al suelo al miamo
que de 50 crAneo bajaba
n cara aige hdmedo y
naFe.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-08-22
LEI BassCGpi4

El CyiteyiO, termina an bien razonado
artfculo que sentimos no poder reprodu-
cir hoy, con estos parrafos
Sepan La DensOcraciG su estimadf-
simo Director, que deploramos profun-
damente la ruds persecution de que
son objeto, que anhelamos sea recono-
cida por los Tribunales la inculpabllidad
del escritor viril 6 independents que
quiere hagelar el vicio y la inmoralidad.
EspeTames ademas que, pesar de la
cuantfa, desusada en- estos casos, de la
fianza exigida, ,esta Sc otorgue cuanto an
tes como 10 merece nuestro dignisimo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-08-22

Nos llamaron luegO la Alcaldia para
discutir otra vez ell mismfsimo asunto.
z no nos dignsmos asistir.
Asistieron otros.
Sautigosa di6 IN benefcio.
Y va nos parecfa yer q la legion de
obreros, con ell martillo y Ell comp6s,
Ia brocha la paleta, aoometiendo la
obra y terrninandola bajo las ordenes
del se1or Ayo.
Vana Illusion.
El kiosco sigue desmantelado y roto:
la lluvia 10 devasta; la humedad 10 pu-
dre; ell abandono 10 corroe.
va no es una joya de Ponce: es una
vergoenza del municipio.
IPreguntais cuando empiszan esas obrasf
Acaso empezaran
Cuando nng6n peri6dico denuncie
Chanchullos en- agraz.
Porque entonces los Ayos de este pueblo
Sc podran dedicar
A las mobiles empresas que producer
Alguna utilidad.
El 90 de JUNO publicabamos un
anuncio en- que don Fernando Matfas
ofrece al 20 por ciento de su valor las
caotidades que le adeuda ell municipio
por alquiIeres de casas para escuelas.
Nadie quiso ganar el 80 por ciento.
Lo cual quiere decir que la admins
TRACTION no merece confianza.
Y que ell erario municipal no tiene
fondos.
Y que ell ramo de instruction popular
anda muy atendido.
Y que el se1lor Ago es un excelente
administrator.
Tan buen administrator,
Que Sc lie debe el honor
De nOmbrarle, entire otros mil.
Como jefe superior
De administration civil.
Dir que ell selor Ago Sc crey6 aludi-
do en- nuestro suelto, en- aquel suelto
que determine una prisi0n de cuarenta
y nueve horas y una fanza de ounce
mil pesetas.
iHombre.
No sabfamos que hubiese tan quisqui-
llosas susceptibiIidades.
Ignorabamos que tuviese la epider-
mis- tan fna ell antique comandante.
tAludlrle el, tan correcto, tan for
NAL, tan caballeroso y distinguido - -
norablei 1sJ no-
"a, sosi6gusse usted, senior Al
/ calde.
Aludfamos q las autoridades de Mona
co de Baden-Baden.
iPues no faltaba mas!
Nj la egregia autoridad
Es autoridad de pega,
Nj adivina que Sc juega
En- toda la vecindad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-08-22

apaleau & los periodistas. - Az -Ssfos
agresores son ageutes dc Ia autoFldad {;
ala son personas investidas de autor-
dad. El caao es el misnnO y 81 orlgen
upo solo. A dominados y domlnado-
res faltau por complete el sentimiento y
Ia noci6n sopremos en- Ia vida social
81 respetO invi0lable la persona huma-
na. Siguo indeleble de nuestro atraso,
exponente visible de nuestra educacl6n
v do nuestras cost0mbres. En EsPana
fa) Ests artfculo fue escritO TafE del
atropello que aufrieron algunoa periodicals
liberaies de Puert0-RicO.-.N de 10 q.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-08-22
L. Democraoia
LA cAlDA DE aEL PosTILLoN .

So publicaba en- Ponce ell diario
dilDinuto Y 10 sostenia, con ince-
sante labor intellectual, un joven
perseguido siempre por la adverse
fortuna
Obligado a librar eI sustento
diario con los productos de la ia
rea periodfstica, penetraba en- los
combates del mundo sin mas ar
mas que 50 pluma.
Su lenguaje, altivO y varonil,
era casi siempre Correcto Y ele-
gante. El Po8tiJl6n sc lefa, Sc
buscaba, Y logr6 muchas veces
aplausos mercedes.
Nosotros, sin aceptar solidari-
dades con todas las dOctrinas pre-
dicadas por FL, simpatizabamos
con su actitud correcta, mas de
una vez aleutamOs sus esfuerzos
Juveniles.
La marcha serena del peri6di-
co, sus triunfos en- la opinion, sus
6xitos materiales, hacfan que le
augurasemos pr6spera existenoia.
Y, como es tan hermOsO con-
templar a un luchador que Sc
abre paso merced al prOpiO es-
fuerzo y & la acci6n perseverance,
veiamos con inter6s Y con carifio
las campanas de HJ Position.
NADIA de febriles arrebatos nj De-
enfernizas vesanias en- aqRs
oolumnas: mas 8 menos
mas 8 menOs socialist
ganda no traspas6
tes del respete
nj Sc desb
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-08-22

qCe 'detengamos 81 ammo
SsNSs terminos en- que SO halla
80 p ese telegrama que tenemos q
/ Vista.
Lo del calaboso ismwsdO no nos sor-
prende; puede que sea aquel mismo en-
que hospedaron don Aristides Dfaz
cuando 81 celeb6rrimo proceso de las
elecciones de Diputados Cortes, y que,
por casualidad, sefa ell dnico que Sc ha-
Tia expedite en- Ponce cuandO SO trata
de albergar go la carcel a algdn caballe-
70 autonomista Pero 10 que 81 nos ha
llamado la atenci6n es que SO digs que
el auto carcelario Sc ha fundado en- los
conceptos vertidos sobre iuego en- la
secci6n n DiestrO y SisieStrO del colega;
conceptos que no son mas que comen-
tarios al telegrama de la metr6poli anun-
ciando la prohibition del baccayGt en-
San Sebastian.
Suponemos que el procedimiento que
contra el amigo Mufi6z Rivera Sc ha
iniciado sera de los que lIaman de ofciO,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-08-22

desde Iuego nos corocam
para comfortable en la vicisitU
oprime, para auxiliarIe PERSONAL
en- todo cuanto pueda consderarnos dtl1
y para desear que TN fallo absolutorio
ponga cuanto antes t6rmino su cauti-
vidad.
(EI OIGnsor del PaGs.)
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-08-22

Al Tecohrar el sentid0 levant0se ' aagi6
con gran trabsjo do entire Las malezas 81 0nc
80 hallaba quo fOrmaban an lecho ae esni-
mas raicea.
La sangre que mRnaba de 81 herida le ca
gaba, las espinas hablanse clayado profun-
oamenta en- go cnerPo, y al mismo Gienlpo
experimentaba vioient0a apudoe doInsas
de cabesa que apsnas podfa Ievantar.
AFraatrose como pndo hasts llogAr ri co..
chs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-08-22

Creo que tambien me tendreis lAstima.
Cont6le Beaufort tOda so historic empezan-
dOla desde ell dia en- que encontr6 4 Marco
lima en SuiEa hasta llegar al On que Ssta fu6
verle para eonfesarle su falta darle cUen-
ta de cual habia sidO vida.
Nj una sola veE le intsrrumpi6 Valognes,
que de veg en- cnandO contemplate Beau
fort cuya VOC temblorosa revelaba la gran
em0ei6n que le dOminaba. sobTe tOdO me-
dIda quo su relate evOcaba los penosOs re-
cuerdos de su amor.
FL fabFicante meneaba Ia cabe8a al mismO
tempo que Sc decia
-Mucho be sufrido con la incompreusible
negativa de Maroelina, perO, tque es mi
sufrimionto comparable con los de este des-
graciado3
au manO estrechaba la de Beaufort.
Lego este al Hnal de su relato.-..y de
pronto callose se incorporo en- el coehe.
--Lo que esta vez estoy aeguro, 10 he
Oido,-dijO.
~tBahl Algdn cOFsO que cruz6- ----s
No. es an hOmbre, nos sigue. Ir0pez0
palezas cay0 allf delante pocos
sptrOs.
aejadie, 81 50 levantaFa. Por
hnndan los caEadoIes fur
O0rsas, que esta 4
ser en- que s0ele
os guardabOs-
he sin que
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-08-22
A DIESTRO Y SINKESTRO

Tiene Ponce un alcade inteligente y
laborioso mas no poder.
Solo que su actividad su talento no
SO reheian en- obras titles nj en- iniciati-
yes levantadas.
Los ahorra para las grandes ocasio-
nes.
Los emplea cuando es precise impo-
ner multas.
establecer denuncias.
defender maestros ,semndticos.
7 cumpIir COO los periodistas ell re-
glamento de la carcel.
7 trabajar con empeno los gastos de
A Ia excelsa autoridad,
A6n siendo de las que cobran,
Para este siempre le sobran
Talento y actiVidad.
Entire tanto las GALES siguen in statm
quo.
Los baches IN cyesce,sdo.
lT La ADMINISTRATORS
Y la prensa D en- ealma.
La claf en- prensa.
LOAD decae visiblemente.
II ornate pdblico no existe.
II Las huellss del antigno progreso Sc
borran.
Los signos del presente desastre sor
cada dia mas clsros. ~
i Y q Don Eusebio de - N.
de Ia gloria de Rssr
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-08-22

mujer, No solo sostiene
srosos liceos de senoritas On donde
90 da s6Iida instruction cientifca, sino
que abre q Ia muier las puerta del pro-
fesorado, prepera institutrices y macs
tras de absoluta competencia, y hasta
concede ell doctorsdo Universitario las
que 10 merecen.
GaTantfa de Ia buena educaclon dada
es ell rigor de los examenes. FL % del
pasado, por ejemplo, empezaron y Sc
prosiguieron durante ocho dfas, en- 81
Hotel de Wills, los requeridos para obte-
ner Ell byevet 6ISDse'atG6rs 8 sea tftulo de
maestro para la ensenanzs elemental
Las asignaturas sobre que el examen
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-08-22

-sera una Illusion como decfs muy bien.
Hace IN mOmento hemOs hablado del peii-
gro que pOdiamos correr, y AMI tenels La
causa--
Sin embargo, tomad algunas precaucio-
mes, Lten6is armasf
: 81, llevo en- el coehe IN revolver con 81
funda.
-DadIne las riendas. -. 70 guiare- -. y
prepared vuestro revolver, asegUraOs de que
,funciona bien lleYadlO de mOdO que pOdaic
rlO Embellishments.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-08-22

publicariamos ell grito de protes-
ta 81 sc tratase de nuestrO mas
iTreeOneiliable enemigO.
2alpita en- esos perfodos ell te-
NOR q ruines venganzas Y q YER
gonzosos atropellos. No sabemos
hasta que pnnto sera legftima la
triste provision del proscripto vo-
luntario; pero todo es possible en-
an pals donde vibr6 impunemente
la fusta en- tielnpos no leianos, y
dOnde la humana dignidad no al
canza siempre perfectas garantias.
DesaGando los peligros del
Oc6ano tempestuoso naufragan-
do tai vez entire las olas agitadas
pOF ell dltimo cicl6n pensando de
segurO en- la patria ausente y en-
sus eternas desdichas, GonzalO
Marin hace rumbo q playas ex-
tranjeras y pronto sufrira las
del OstracismO y lidia-
ra bravamente con la tremenda
Su pals ha de juzgarle.
Si fu6 mas ALA de 10 que con-
siente la prudencia; si di6 campo
q los desbordamientOs de la pa
sion; 81 oIvid6 un instante que
escribia en- la colonia para la CO
lonia, t6ngase en- cuenta el ultra
je a que su conducta respOndia, y,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-08-22

Galileo despues de las torturas lnquis,-
toriales y de la forzosa retractaci6n
! z SIN embargo, Sc nstseve!
(El Buscapi6l
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-08-22
Nj Dodia sgrlo.

NJ podia sfrlo.
La movilidad del alcalde hacfa mas
falta en- las eIeccioues, en- el censo, para
servir al cacique y derotar q Moya.
Y eu Ell lance aquel al fn
Con fortuna colossal
Apelando su magfn,
Hizo ell bravo paladfn
Una plancha electoral.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-08-22

8sa esta hacienda
y esperRrse por Ia edu-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-08-22
nos en- su
DbstaculO /:
Rsus PEI


e Varona.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-07-28
PERSONAL.

j. w. Schofeld left for Cerrillos this
morning.
Sigfried Grunsfeld is here from Albu.
querque on visit.
B. S. Rodey and family, accompanied
by Mr.. Rodeys sister, are here from Al
buquerque.
j. H. Hole, Of Chicago, is in the city
on a visit to his son who is health
seeker in camp at Monument rock.
United States Marshal Trinidad Romero
got in from Wagon Mound last night and
has rooms at the Palace.
M. Berardinelli leaves tonight for So
zorro to be present at to-morrow's meet.
ing of the school of mines managers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jose F. Chaves, of Taos,
are in the city, stopping at the Palace.
The young couple are on bridal trip.
District Attorney Twitchell took the
train for Las Vegas this morning to at
tend to legal business for the Santa Fe
railroad at that place.
Governor PRICE left this morning II
Las Vegas to attend to business connect
ed with the insane asylum at Las Vegas.
District Attorney s. B. Newcomb, Of
Las Cruces, is here to attend the sessions
Of the territorial supreme court; he stops
at the Palace.
At the Exchange: VIM. Bogard and
wife, Ark City, Kas. Chas. Haspelmath,
Lamy; Horace Besmans, Silverton, Colo.
Amado Romero, Las Vegas; George L.
Blunt, Albuquerque.
Mrs. T. D. Burns and children have ar
rived from Terra Amarillo to join Hon
T. D. Burns who Is here attending the
sessions OF the board of penitentiary COM
missioners.
Mr.. I. Cory, representing the new
illustrated weekly publication, adobe
land" at Albuquerque, is in the capita
city to-day. He is pleased with the evi
dences Of modern progress here, and will
say kind word about them in "Adobe
land"
Karl A. Snyder, esq.,, one Of the prom
inent attorneys Of Albuquerque, and as.
sistant to Judge Hazeldlne in the Office Of
the general attorney for the A. & P. R.
R., is in the city from Albuquerque on
legal business. He leaves tonight fol
California for much needed and well
earned vacation.
At the Palace: Jose F. Chaves and
wife, Taos; Mrs. T. D. Burns and family,
Terra Amarillo; G. H. /Worthington,
Chicago; G. R. Tuttle, G. r. Critchett,
Denver; T. Romero, Wagon Mound; J.
r. Ritner, st. Louis; H. W. Hettig, Mus
catine; N. @. Fowler, Rochester; H. S.
Beatty, Pueblo; A. L. Branch, Mora; B.
s. Rodey and family, Miss Catherine
Rodey, Albuquerque; s. B. Newcomb,
Las Cruces; T. Curry, Karl A. Snyder,
Albuquerque.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-07-28
SAID OF SANTA FE.
Press and People Talk About the Cap
ital City and Her Varied Rich
Resources.

THE WORK OF THE NEW MEXICAN FOR
SANTA FE.
Every one who visits the capital notes
the large amount Of improvement going
on. Santa Fe is waking up from it's
sleep of centuries, and is becoming
modernized. Fine blocks are going up
it's dark and devious ways are lit up by
electric light, and everything indicates
that Santa Fe has at last come to real
izing sense of the fact that this is the lat
ter part of the 10Th and not the 18th
century. In all this the Reporter can
see the work of that enterprising journal
the New MEXICAN. Not an issue of that
paper appears without saying something
to the advantage of its home. 1t con.
stsntly suggests new enterprises, indus.
tries which may be built up and new
avenues of trade which may be estab
lished Santa Fe owes a debt of graft.
tude to the New MEXICAN for its faithful
and we'll directed efforts to build it up,
and should recognize that debt by giving
it a liberal support. Marcial Re.
porter.
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tise Santa FEES productive soil and eli
matte advantages. If this were done now
it would bring them big business this
fall. Who will start the ball rolling prop
erly?
Caledonia Mondragon returned this
morning from the City of Mexico and
will remain in Santa Fe hereafter in part
nership with his brother, Narciso Mon
dragon, in the filigree jewelry business.
He says Santa Fe and New Mexico are
good enough for him. He is glad to get
back.
Chas. Thayer returned yesterday from
Silverton, where he has been to inspect a
mining property owned by himself, How
ard Vaughn, Geo. H. Bibb and others.
He brought home fine lot of ore and is
elated over what he saw. Development
work is being pushed under Mr.. Bibb's
management, and the mine shows up
superbly.
How about the street lamps Messrs
Aldermen? The president of the electric
company can not collect any more funds
on private subscription for maintaining
this service; the people say the city gov
eminent must attend to it. Unless some
thing is done prior to August l, the thir
ty-three street lamps now in service will
be removed.
Mr.. J. S. Hazen, of the U. S. weathe
bureau, arrived this morning and will b,
attached to the weather office in thi
city. Mr.. Hazen came from For
Apache, A. t., and is much pleased will
the change. His detail to this Office is tt
allow Mr.. Hersey more time to devote tt
the organization of the territorial weathe
service for New Mexico, which has jus
been ordered.
Book-keepers and other of sendentar
habits cure constipation with Simmon
Liver Regulator.
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ROUND ABOUT TOWN.
fine rain last night again.

A fine rain last night again.
Social hop at Gray's hall tonight.
Why isn't the city governme 1t me-
ing?
Several new mineral discoveries are re.
ported in Il. 9 mountains adjacent to Santa
Fe.
The Angel Coal company, at Monero,
are preparing TO ship to the Santa Fe
market.
The penitentiary commissioners are
still in session to-day, attending to little
but ordinary routine business.
The road to Monument rock csn be
made very popular drive. The livery
men should see that it is placed in fairly
good condition.
Santa Fe is making giant strides to the
front these days and the press and people
on the outside have many kind express
sions about it.
Gov. Prince has granted requisition
Of the governor Of Texas for the arrest Of
DR.. w. H. Munnerlyn, charged with for
gerry. The accused was captured at Eddy
and has been taken back to Texas.
Some united effort should be made by
the real estate men to thoroughly adver-
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-07-28
THE IRRIGATION SCHEME,

Santa Fe is getting into the irrigation
Swim" A company has been organized
to construct canal from a point on the
Rio Santa Fe a few miles above the city,
southwark to the Arroyo Hondo, where
storage basins are to be formed for the
collection and storage of water for irriga-
ton. There are few better points in New
Mexico for the successful storage of water
for irrigation, and no section of the coun-
try anywhere where irrigation promises
better results. Sufficient water can be
stored in that arroyo to supply all the
water needed for several hundred thous-
and acres of comparatively level and pro.
ductive land.-Deming Headlight.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-07-28

The phenomenal success Of Ayers Sar,
saparilla started into existence host oil
competitors. This, of course, was to be
expected; but the effect has been to de-
monstrate the superior merits of DR.
Ayers preparation by constantly in
creasing demand for it.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-07-28
Notice for Publication.
LPre.emntion 1909. !
Pre-empllon oooo'l
LAND OFFICE AT SANTA FE, n. NJ,
July 8, 1891!

LAND OFFICE AT cANlh Il, ~. VI
July 8, 1917
Notice is hereby given that the follow
inc named settler has filed notice OF ms
intention to make final proof OF his claim
and that said proof will be made before
register and receiver at Santa fe, n: M.
on August 27, 1891, viz: Maxine lara
milo, for the y, Sc d, sec l, pr n,
lie. .. l.,
He names the following witnesses tt
prove bis continuous residence npon ano
cultivation Of said land, viz: Jose Ines
Esquibel, David Tafolla, Francisco Gar
cia, Antonio Jaramillo, OF TERRA Amar'
Any person ~ho desires to protest
against the allowance of such proof, OF
who knows of any substantial reason
under the law and the regulations OF the
interior department, why such proof
should not be allowed, will be given an
opportunity at the above mentioned time
and place to cross examine the witnesses
OF said claimant, and to offer in rebuttall
of that submitted by claimant.
A, L. MORRISON, Register.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-07-28

Hon. William G. Hazledine, president
of the New Mexico Bar association, is a
native of Michigan, Very early in life he
began the study of law in his native state,
was in due time admitted to practice and
shortly after the termination of the war
he emgrated to Arkansas. There he
soon took prominent rank in public at.
fairs while engaged in the practice OF his
profession. He served as member Of
the Arkansas state legislature, and after.
ward, when hut 27 years of age, received
the appointment Of judge of the I'd judi
cial district of that state. 1t required
great tact, good business judgment and
skill for Republican from the north to
serve the people Of that section in those
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-07-28
BECOMING FAMOUS.

John Morton, a fruit commission mer-
chant at Santa Fe, is in the city taking
orders from retail dealers. Santa Fe fruits
are becoming acknowledgements
Citizen.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-07-28

trying times, but these qualifications are
part of the everyday makeup OF Judge
Hazledne, and he served the people n ost
satisfactorily. He came to New Mexico
in 1875 and located in Santa Fe, two y ears
later removing to Albuquerque A few
years later be represented Bernalillo coun-
ty in the Goth legislative assembly as
member of the council and made an ex-
cellent record for himself as palnstak-
ing, progressive legislator. Amongst other
positions he has held may be noted that
Of county commissioner of Bernallllo
county, chairman of the Republican
county central committee, member OF the
constitutional convention, president OF
the bureau of immigration, president OF
the bar association, and has also been
honored by various prominent positions
in the Masonic orders and in the Episco'
pal church. AS to his railroad career, he
started in with the Santa Fe as one of its
attorneys soon after they entered this
territory and when the determination was
reached to commence the construction OF
the Atlantic & Pacific railroad, in the ear
ly part of 1880, he was transferred to that
company, with the position oflocal attor-
ney for New Mexico, afterwards being
, promoted to solicitor, then to general
counsel, and now holds the responsible
position of general attorney in charge OF
the entire legal, tax and claim depart
ments OF the company. He is in every
sense public spirited, courteous, intelll-
gent gentleman and citizen of whom
New Mexico may Justly feel proud.
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RICH IN RESOURCES.

"Sants Fe county is rich in minerals
and has lovely climate. Itisover 1000
feet above the level of the sea- Mar
shalltown, Iowa, State Register.
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CONNECTIONS.

ALBUQUERQUE-A.,T. & S. +. Railway ior al
points east and south
PRESCOTT JUECTION-Prescott d Arizona
Central railway, for Fort Whipple and fres
colt.
IA observation-disclosures Southern railway for Los
Angeles, San Diego and other southern Call
fornia points.
sacramento and northern California points.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-07-28

For SAlE-One hundred acre alfalfa
and vineyard ranch in the famous Mesilla
valley, N. M. Will guarantee to show
that with proper management the place
will pay over 50 900 a year. Will give q
decided bargain for terms, etc. address
]. W. DAWSON, Mesilla, N. NJ.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-07-28

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