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Los Angeles herald., 1891-01-21
DAILY REAL ESTATE RECORD,
TUESDAY, Jan. 20, 1890.
TRANSFERS.

TUESDAY, Jan. 20. 1890.
TRANSFERS.
John Humphreys and Fannie c Humphreys
to Mrs Clara H Badgers acres IN SWl4 OF sec
38, T / Mr. 10 w and water; 1880.
Lot Of ii T Hazards sub of lot 16 of Grifin's
add to X L A, Nj R3 p 538; $35S7.
Samuel Kingsley to james Harvey and
side of lot SS and ali Of lot So, '12 acs) Loop &
Mescrve trt, Ro fan Jose and water on 3-lOO int
in 2 artcs1an wells pipelines right Of way, etc;
q A Lathrcp to Gould-Lots 7 and La
tthTop trt, Pomona, M X 25 p and water
W r Gould to same--5 acres Of bl 25 NE Po-
mona trt and water; 1880.
Peter Crerar to Charles Fox-Sl3 of S% Of
NWM Of SEA of sec 30, TlNR9W and water;
q II Bublitz, Charles Dillmsn and Minna C
Dillman to G Salzmann--Lot 36 Glendale trt
sub of lot b H, San Pasqualtrt, Pasadena and
benjamin + Ward to Jas K Mulkey-Lot z,
b !, Los Angeles Homestead trt, M R3 p 256;
Nwilliamson to W H Holman-Lots 2 8
66 and 2, Mrs summeis sub OF bl LOG, Pomo-
Walter r e Ward to A Hart-Lot 20. Hahms
sub pit Of OF RO San Rafael, r p 314 Tex
cent pit thereby and water; $3767.
Henry I Newall and Frank RAIDER to Same
Lot Is, bl E. Newell & RAIDER sub Of Cells vyd
trt. NJ Il IL p So; $1,000.
y II Dunu 10 ' n hCdrtHblOe--LOtS i ana q, Dl
l, Currier trt. NJ r 14p25 Pomona and water;
$l4OO.
John F Myrick ct al by Gibson sheriff. to
Martini Ward-Sheriffs deed, lots 2 4 Sc g
lO1111 IA .l6 and IL, bl A. lots 1 to inc bl
B, being all of said bl B of c McKelveys add
to Raymond add TO Pasadena and water; $295O
SUMMARY.
Number Of transfers Of $1,000 ana over, 10.
Amount, $32, 1854.
Number Of transfers under $1,000, 80.
Amount, $685.
Nominal transfers, g.
Total amount, $38,612. j,
NoTE-Transfcrs for which the consideration
Is under $1,000 are not published in these col
umns.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-01-21
BLACK AND WHITE ART.
A SPLENDID DISPLAY By THE
RUsKIN CLUB.
An Unrivaled Exhibition of Prints and
Etchings-Teatures Of the Showing.
Something that Should be Seen.

The second annual exhibition given
by the ladies of the Ruskin Art club was
opened in brilliant manner on Monday
evening at 22S Broadway, Potomac
block. The arrangement Of the exhibit
is unique, being after plans that were
original with the club. The frames
upon which the prints are displayed
were built from designs furnished by
the ladies. There are 341 prints in the
exhibit, many OF them being master
pieces of the art. No other such col
lection has ever been shown on this
side of the mountains, and it has never
been surpassed even in the great cities
OF the east. Beginning with Albert
Durer in l471, every phase of the
art is illustrated coming down
through the centuries to the present
time, when the art Of engraving on
wood by Elbridge Kingsley, John F.
Davis and others has been brought to
such high degree of perfection.
One of the notable pictures exhibited
is the celebrated Chandos portrait of
Shakespeare, etched by Leopold Flam-
eng from the original painting, now the
property of the British museum. An
other is that celebrated masterpiece of
art, Longhi's Magdalene after Coneggio.
There are no less than eighteen OF
Albert Durer's prints in the collection,
and eleven original Rembrandtsa Sey-
mour Holden, the greatest living etcher, is
represented by nineteen splendid plates.
1t is fine study to contrast the work of
Rembrandt, the first great exponent of
the art, with that of DIR. Haden. who is
still living, and whose prints for artistic
value rank next to those OF Rembrandt.
The exhibition contains etchings by
Claude Lorraine, Millet, Meissonier,
Whistler, Moron Appian, Meryon Rajon
and many others, while all OF the great
engravers Of the world are represented.
That Los Angeles does appreciate good
thing was fully shown last evening, for
the beautiful room was thronged with
interested visitors who were simply. as
toniehed at the extent and artistic value
of the exhibit.
The exhibition will be open from 10
O'Clock q. m. to 10 o'clock p. m. every
day OF the present week.
The ladies of the club deserve the
thanks of the intelligent and art loving
people of, this city for their patience and
courage in undertaking SO great an en-
tarnrise. Their annual exhibitions of art
deserve and WIN receive the patronage
of u generous public.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-01-21
MAT TIERS OF THE PAST.
A Meeting Of the Local Historical
Society.

Society.
The Historical society OF Southern
California met in the old city hall on
Monday night, with First vice-Preident
John Mansfield in the chair.
The secretary read communication
from Captain Nave, OF Central America,
in regard to securing some old and
valuable books.
j. M. Quinn, of the special committee
on legislative appropriation, reported
that section 81 OF article Nv Of the con-
etitution of the state OF California abso-
lutely prohibited such proposed appro-
priation, and the society must look
elsewhere for aid.
Albert Fenner Kercheval was elect ed
a corresponding member.
On motion of j. M. Quinn the COM
mittee on entomology was created.
A resolution was adopted requesting
the Los Angeles city council to have the
Spanish archives translated into Eng
lish. - N
Secretary 3. A. Stephens announced
the donation of the log-book of the bark
Hersilia, which left New York January
%, 1849, with ninety-five persons, in
Guiding crew and passengers, and ar
rived via Cape Horn, at San Francisco.
August l, 1849. The log book contains
q complete itinerary of the trip, and Is
full of stirring adventures. the prices in
Argonautic days, ETC., and is valuable
contribution to the manuscripts of the
society.
Mrs. Williamson presented the soci-
ETY. with list of the shells of the Pacific
coast, and on motion of Professor Ira
Moore the same was ordered published
in the next annual pamphlet.
The society then adjourned to Febru-
ary I'd.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-01-21

year old, D consumption fscrofula, of eourse,
He could walk { little, but could not get UP if
h. fell down, and &C uld net move when in bed,
having no use Of his hands. / Immediately
commenced with the CUTICURA REMEDIES,
using all freely One sore after another healed,
bo y matter forming in each one of these Ave
deep ones just before healing, which would
finally grow loose and were taken OUT then
bone. formations preserved. After taking i
dozen and a half bottles he was comp mpletely
cured, and ia now. at the age of six years,
strong and healthy child.
May 9, 1886 s''r' '0''' -'''
Ny grandson remains perfectly we'll No
signs of scrofula and no sores.
Feb z, 1890. bloomington, lii.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-01-21
Tho secret Of Success. .

X. w. Ellis & Co., druggists, believe that the
secret of success Is perseverance,. Therefore
they persist in keeping the finest line of per-
fumerics, toilet arcicles, cosmetics, drups and
chemicals on the market, They especially in
vite all persons who have. .palpitation, sho' t
breath, weak or hungry spells, pain in side or
should r, oppression, nightmare. dry cough,
smo' herring, dropsy or heart disease to try DR..
Miles unequaled New Heart Cure before it is
too late. It has the largest sale of any similar
remedy. Fine book of testimonials free. DR..
Miles Restorative Nervine is unsurpassed for
sleeplessness, headache, fits. etc, and it con-
tains no opiates. ~
Los Angeles herald., 1891-01-21
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.

The Annual Meeting of Members Called
for Today.
The annual meeting Of the chamber
of commerce will take place this after
noon at 8 80 O'Clock, when it is expected
large attendance will be present. The
retiring officers will make reports, and
the incoming officers will announce the
programme for the present year. The
chamber has 450 members, and all
should be present.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-01-21
THE OLD. OLD STORY.
The Kerosene Stove Gets Ia It's Deadly
Work.

Yesterday morning Mrs. Hayward,
who resides at the corner of Arcadia and
North Main streets, was badly burned
by an accidental explosion Of coal oil.
She was pouring oil from can into the
tank OF a portable stove, when the in
fiammable fluid became ignited in an
inexplicable manner and an explosion
ensued, the burning oil being spattered
over the lady's clothing. Her screams
of fear and pain attracted the attention
of some Of her neighbors, who rushed in
to her assistance. The flames were read
lily extinguished with wet blanket,
and assertions fire was thus, prevented,
but Mrs. Hayward's arms and shoulders
were badly burned.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-01-21
AT EIGHTY-rHREE
The Father Of Major E. L. and B.
Stern PASSES Away.

The sad intelligence reached this city
yesterday morning that Martin Stern,
father Of Major E. i. and Of Ben rtern.
of the City Of Paris, had died in San
Francisco. The deceased was we'll
known here where be recently visited
his sons: He was q remarkably bright
old gentleman of four score years, hale
and chearill W conld be. He leaves be-
sides thG two sons here. one other, who
ic general agent Of the Northern Pa
cine railway ia San Francisco. "A very
large circle ol friends will greatly mourn
Los Angeles herald., 1891-01-21

/. A company with IS, ,0OO, 600 capital has
been Incorporated to construct i tunnel
between New York city and Brooklyn.
Austin Corbin heads the directory, and
among others on it is Secretary OF the
Navy Tracy. Among the subscribers are
Abram S. Hewitt, Levi p. Morton, F. p.
Olcott. G. p Huntington and Calvin S.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-01-21

hand and as hts blood be-
came more and more inn
pure, 1t took less time for
them to break ont. Asore
came ON the chin. 6eneath
the under lip, which was
'ver, offensive : His head WAS
one solid scab, discharginY
Q great deal. This was his
condition at twenty-five
months old, when / under
took the care Of him, his
mother hayine died when
ne was q little more than y
Los Angeles herald., 1891-01-21
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

nIvIDENDs NO, SEVENTY SIX t76) FOR
~ the quarter ending December 81, 1880, at
the rate oftwelve (12) per cent. per annum mp
on the capital stock of the Farmers and Mef-
chants bank Of Los Angeles, has been declared
by the board Of director5, payable ON md alter
Saturday, January 10, 1891 NJ \
Signed H. J.FLEI4UlfAN
Secretary Farmers and Merchants Bai'x.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-01-21
A SCROFULOUS BOY.
Running Sores Covered His Body and
Head. Bones Affected. Cured
by Cuticurn Remedies.

When six months old, the. left hand of our
Appearance of n large boil. We poniticed it.
but I'll to no purpose About five months after
1t became running sore Soon 9th sOrev
forned. He then had two of them ON each
Los Angeles herald., 1891-01-21
NOT THAT KIND.
The old-Time schumaehers Not Ii

1t.
A fellow named Schumacher has been
caught in the tolls here for the meanest
and lowest kind Of cheating. that of in
weighing poor, and in some cases desti-
tute women out of few dollars each,
under the pretense Of teaching them to
color photographs, and guaranteeing
them employment at 81 per day. There
seems to be some misapprehension about
this matter, fixing the blame on MEM
bers of an old-tilne, most highly re-
spectacle family OF this city. To those
who know the people referred toit will
not be necessary to say this is mistake.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-01-21
CUrICURA REsOLvENT.

The new Blood Purifier, internally to cleanse
the blood Of oil impurities and poisonous ele-
ments and thus remove the Scause), and CUTI-
CURA, the great Skin Cure and CUTiCURA Soar,
an exquisite skin Bsautinpr, externally TO
cure every disease and humOr Of the skin anu
blood, from pimples to scrofula.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-01-21

- 90 minute t1kb asutiouPa
& ~ II !. sSSixtic / 'kic. t5dseS % dnsSs' ins
Los Angeles herald., 1891-01-21
MaHzyNtA2iU'PAtNs.

3. s!in s' snd ssslp ossutlasd
Los Angeles herald., 1891-01-21
Real Estate at Auction

FEBRUARY IT, 1891.
The following list OF splendid city business and
residence property will be offered for
account OF P BEAUDRY.
13, lots in the FLORIDA TRACT, just sub
divided in the heart of the beautiful southwest
portion OF the city. between Eighth and Ninth
SITS, and one block west OF Pearl st., all level
In the PARK TRACT-5 lots on Mfgnon tie
street, near beapary ave.. close TO proposed
s lots on north side Pink street, extending
from Figueroa stree east 5Oxl5O feet each;
3 lots 5Ox 80 each, on west side Centennial
ST., only half block north from Temple st.
lots east side Monsreal St, between Alpine
ana New Depot streets.
COTTAGES.
Two hard finished 4-room cottages. with GOOD
lots, on New Depot st., between Pearl and
MSntssai sts These are tastefully built and
One hard finished 4-room cottage on Mon
treal street, near Alpine; fne view
2 splendid business lois on Alameda street,
near college street, 25xl 40 feet
4 fine lots on west side Prudent st., between
College and san Fernando SITS, 25xl25 to an
alley.
lot 7oxl5o feet on west side Gibbons atre ct,
ack of the Terminal railway, and is an excel
lent warehouse or manufacturing site
= lots, 40xl25 feet each, in the BELLEVUE
AVENUE TRACT, on west side of AlvaradO st.
This tractis only block from Temp mple-street
Also sRs coLINA PARK TRACT containing
1882 acres including streets) to be sold by the
acre, situated on northeast cornerof Ward st.
and Union ave. A rare chance for capitalists
and speculatOrs !, I,
Also 80 feet front on west side New High st :.
by lS feet deep, adjoining the Johnston man
sion. -
SIGNS WILL BE PLACED ON ALL LOTS.
The above lots will be sold at RHOADES &
REEDS SalesEOoms, corner Second and Broad
way on FEBRuARY ~, 1881, AT 10
O'CLOCK A. u. 'as8 5N
TERMS or sALE--s2O cash must be paid by
each purchaser on fall OF hammer. Balance Of
Il to be paid cash on execution Of papers, the
remainder to be paid as fOllOw.:
On lots less that $4OO In price. stb per month.
On lots $z00 TO 800 In price, $40 per month.
On lots $500 to 1900 III price, $50 per month
On lots over : 600 in price X cash, y In .
months. and the balance tyeais II
Interest on all deferred payments at the rate
OF z per cent per annum qua terly. ,.
For Particulars Of descriptial, apply TO P..'
BEAUDRY or n W.WOOD. 12o Temple 1t. Or
70 BEN Q. RHOADEJ, II. H. MATLoCK;
lAuctiOnoers. n .f. n 1926
Los Angeles herald., 1891-01-21

:, Sold everywhere, Price, Curfct "a, SOC; soar,
25c: REsoLvENr. II. Prepared, by the PoTrER
DRUG AND CHENIcAL CORPuRAffoE, Boston. :,
send for How to Cure Blood Diseasea'
Los Angeles herald., 1891-01-21
METROPOLITAN STEAM DYB WORKS

\ e30 Rusn6 siata A. 4lso al Ffanhl1u 81
Fine dyefnG - ckaaning ! specis1ty.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-01-21

HEATH 4 MILLIGAN Prepared Paint at
SERVER g. Quinn, 148 8. Main street.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-01-21

Frank x. Engler.
Piano regulator and tuner, 119 s. Olive st.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-01-21

Bartlett springs mineral water at H, Jevne's
Los Angeles herald., 1891-01-21
DIED.

Cucumber ketchup at Jevne's.
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Ell HEgMtrAho
Ell CIRCO DE FoREPAUGH.
I'll mas Vieio, mas Grandey y mas
Rico del Mund0,


La oportunidad %HRs grande
que para divertirse Sc puede ofre.
Ger al pueblo de este lugar, y pro.
bablemcme mas Admffahles baza.
mas que jamas sc han efectuado,
llegaran pronto. La empresa q
cue nos referim0s es Ia eonocida
por todo el mnndo como ell Circo
de Adam Forepaugh; la empresa
mas antigua, mas grande y mas
rica de diversion que hay en- el
mundo. Gran circo triple, enor.
me manejo, gran hip6dromo Ro.
nano, conjunto dc hazalas de
Wild West, mnse0s m6nstruOs,
exhibici6n de leoues domesticadvs
en- que ell COronel Il. Daniel Boone
y la sehorita Carlota, los s0Itaran
dentro de un eirculo de acero V
daran unA e&mbicl6n admirable,
la cual sera presenciada por pri.
mera vez Ell America, Ell este Cir
co.
Los grandes Saltadores, los ae.
riallstas mas celebres del mundo,
son tambi6n uno de los mas gran.
lies factores, y sc puede decir con
seg,lIidad que hay hazahas extran.
jeras mas famosas con los circos
grandes, que otros teatros tienen
actos. All Sc vera por In primera
vez un circo complete de Japone.
ses. Hay mas artistas, jinetes
y jockeys que los que hay en- cual.
quier oIros tres clreos juntos.
Traen mil doscieutos hombres Y
caballos. Tres milIones cs Ia can.
tidad invertida ell esta enorme en.
presa, Y sus gastos diarios llegan
d $4,000. Cuatro treues que con.
sisten de cincuenta eoches, cada
nno de 60 pies de largo, toda pro.
piedad de Ia compafia. verdade.
ramente ell circo es de una inmen.
sidad sorprendente, graudlosIdad
) merito III duico cireo grande
que viene por aqni. I'm eonsejO
damos al pdblico, "esperad d Fore.
paugh, quicn llegara d Las Vegas,
el LINES, dia @ de 0ctnbre.n
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Defunci0n.

III Jueves pasado, en- Los Ala,
mos, n. NJ, d las . de la mafals q,
d la edad de eerca dc 2l amos ia.
lleci6 el recomendado j6ven Ma,
nuel Lncero hijo de Don Victor
Lucero dc aQuel lugar. El Anado
estuvo enfermo por cerca de dos
meses, hasta ell Jueves que Ia
muerte vino para aliviar sus pade.
cinientos. Sns funerales tuvieron
iugar ell dia siguiente y fueron
acompafados por un gran Gdmero
tie dolientes y amigos del finado.
Simpatizamos con los atliiidos pa.
dres por su irreparable perdida.
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Una Rnenn Emuresa.

Es 10 que garanti2a buenos re.
sultados, 0 en- case dc no tener
buen suceso Sc recihe ell precio de
10 qne Sc paga. Bajo este SECURE
plan Sc puede comprar de nues-
tros Boticarios una hotella DEF
Nuevo Descnbrimielto del Doe
tor King, para Ia Consunci6n. Sc
garantiza curacidu segum Ell to.
dos los casos, cuando SO usa
para cualquier affection de los
Pulmones, Bronchitis. Asma, Tos,
Tos Feiina, etc, etc, es agra.
dablc al paladar, perfectamen.
to bueno, y siempre Sc puede
depender de el. Sc puede com.
prar una botella para experiment,
tarlo en- Ia botica dc II. G. Mur.
ply s. Co.
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CRONICAGENERAL.

En- Ia competition de Ia milicia,
Ia de Albuquerque, se dice que
sac6 el primer premio.
Agustin C6rdova, quien asalt6
con malos fines al inteligente re.
dactor de III TEMPO, de Ls Cru.
ces, Sr. NJ. Valdez, fn6 pnesto en-
ell chiacherO por ell t6Tmino de Is
dias, Ia semana pasada.
III Comit6 Central Democratico
two uua reunion eeti senlana en-
Albuquerque. So transaron ne.
gocios de bastante importancia
para el Territorio. En nuestro ri.
gnlente nGmero daremOs notlcia
dc 10 que sc hizo.
Uno no puede ser suHciente
precausivO EN- cnanto 4 10 que usa.
Cuando necesiten un purIncador
para la sangre. dsen con connan.
IA Ia Sarsaparllla de Aver Y no
otra cosa; Sc mezcla con Ia sangre.
Ia puriaca y vIlaIiza cada gotta. Al
debil 10 hace fuerte.
III usO do calomel para el NAL
del bigado, ha arrainado muchas
buenas eonstltaeioDes. Aquellos
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Espaha.

Dice un despacho fechado en-
Madrid d IA del eorriente: Serias
iunndaciones y turbOnadas SO han
destacado en- yarias parties de Es
paha. Las comunieaaones por f..
rro'carlil estan iuterrumpidas. III
Rio Amaraguillo Sc ha sa lido dc su
cauce destruyendo d su paso el
pueblo de Consuergn { inundando
variaS otras poblaciones. Cerca
de Caslillego Ia efeelente desca.
rriI0 M treu mataudo d una per.
soma Z nlriendo a tres mas. Una
casa en- Toledo eay6, sepultapdo
baJo los escombrOs d seis personas,
qnienes murieron eu el acto. Mn.
cha gente sc ha ahogado. Infor.
maciones ohciales han sido re.
eibicas aquI del lugar dc las In.
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esa eondici6n, Ia edad, sexo con
dieion en- que estan, y Ell tempo
hue han estado enferm0s. Con
este Sc dara grande ayuda q los
pobres desgraciados; y al mismo
tempo Sc proporciona al cuerpo
de regeutes la oportunidad de pro.
porcionar las localidades en- que
SO debpn poner on el asilo, de ante
mano, 4 fin de que cuando este
este conclude todo Quede desde
luego listo para recibir q los desgra-
Sados dementes y proporcionarles
su bnena asistencia. La construc.
ciou del asilo sigue progresando.
Sc cree ono para ell primero de
Enero sc abrira. Sc suplica q toda
Ia prensa del Territorio reprodusca
esta sliplica que es para ell alivio
de los infortunados demen.eE.
Liego esta semana q Ia plaza dc
Pinos Altos, en el Condado dc
Grant, nn aehor. en- estado de
cSitamIento, y di5 paftc que en- al
canon de Santo Domingo, habiA
descubiert0 los restos de mn
hombre. Lnego SO instal6 un ju-
RADIO y fueron al lugar para tener
Ia examination pest morton. El
esqueleto fne halado medic sepul.
tado; SO procedi6 d desenterrarl0
y ioh s0rpresa! SO encontraroa con
el esqueleto de una. -. cabra.
Sc dice que que ell juez, jurado v
reporter huscaron consuelo en- Ia
primer cantina que hallaron.
Segiin el reporte anuaI del Su-
perintendente dc Escuelas, ell cnaI
fue sacado pOr conjeturas, pues,
seglin 6l dice, su predecessor no
dei6 regis:ro, hubo el termino pa.
sado 90 escnelas; Ell Is SO enseii6
ingles, Ell Is espafol v en- "a los
dos idiomas; hay en- eI C0ndado 2S
casas de escuelas pdblicas; hubo
70 maestros y 20 maestras; atendie-
ron d las eseuelas Ell DGmero de
4,6OO alumnos atendiendo diaria.
mente por t6rmino medic 1900; To-
sulna que sc colect6 de tasaciones
regulares llego aSi4,245 v de capi.
taeldn 10 suma do Si,9IS. Total,
slG,1SS.
Mientras cstaba para legar 4
esta el primer tren del Ju6ves.
procedente del Este, q unas miIlas
de aqni hubo entire dos pasajeros
una de "quitatep Y mo me quito,n
que por POGO tiene serios resulta-
dos. Un senior respectable de Tri-
nidad Sc habia Qnitad0 tempom.
neameute de su asiento, cuando
lego M petiTetre Y tom6 possession
de 81. AL volyer el otro sehor halo
que sn asiento estaba ocupad0 p0r
ell petimetre, y lie demand6 que SO
quitara; d 10 que aQueI 10 respon-
did con insnltos,y creyendose "muy
honbre" sac6 su pistola y amena-
20 al otro. La reyerta alarm6 mu-
cho d los pasaieros y principalmen-
te d las sehoas. Afortunadamen-
to venia en el tren el Diputado
Mariscal, Don Seraplo Romero,
quien puso bajO arresto al "muy
hombre" y 10 entreg6 al juez
Wooster, Qui6n We de Ia causa.
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AS VEGAS NUEVo MEXICO sABADo sETIEaIBRE DIE sol

de pinos y sas eordi!leras de 70.
callosas montanas, d mi izQuierda
las inmensas llanurss que, cual ce.
leste sabana Sc extienden en- lon
tonanza; a mi frente oil yaile Y mas
ALA hondo canon, donde cuaf re-
luciente hilo dc plata sc desliza el
cristalino Gallinas murmnrando q
su paso loores al Cread0r, me lie.
no de regocijo al yer con mi ante.
ojo de larga vista, al rdstico Y fe.
liz labrador reeogiendo ell premio
del sudor de gu rostro: su trigo
y aveno. Por aea se ven grupos
de homhres rortando el trigo con
hoces, mas ALA caTos cargados
dc este prodpcto conducicndolo 4
las casas, pOr otra, n0to que sc lie.
vanta gran polvdreda como reno.
limo; ALI las partidas de cabras q
caballos dando cendas vueltas al
derredor dc la era, 10 trillan. La
cosecha de trlgo y avena es
abundante. El maiz sc perdi6. |
La casa de campo del sehor Mar
garlic Romero, segdn SO puede
distingair desde aqui, esta ya casi
conoluida. Ill Sf. Romero cons.
truye nn magnifico Sammer Resort.
Parece que Sc trata de cons,ruir,
por una em.resa, uua vereda que
suba al cerro. 81 este sc lleyaba
d caDo, este lugar seria el segundo
paraiso terrenal; pues d mas de
las bellezas que aqui ha puesto
madfe Naturaleza, vendran en- ell
verano a dar animation y.yida mu,
chiSimas familias de todas parties
del Territorio.
Sin mas, solo sintiendo que no
tengamos estafeta aqdi para co.
amenudo 10 que pOr es.
tos bellos mundos pasa, aproyecho
esta Oportunidad para ofrecerme
de Vd. humilde servi'lor,
Ell HEEMfrAho.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1891-09-19

undaciones que deyastan a Toledo;
segun las noticias, 2000 personals
han perecido & inumerables per.
juieios han sido causados por las
aguas, siendo al presente casi i'm.
possible mandar socorro por estar
las comunitaciones por ferro-car.
ril, cortadas por los desustres de
la inundaci6n.