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Telegram-herald., 1891-01-28
IN HOUSE AND SENATE.
A Resolution tn Increase the Represen.
tation of Four states.

A Resolution tn Increase the Represen.
tation of Four states.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 27.-The Senate
today approved the Journal of Thurs
day, covering the proceedings oi
Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Non
day. The credentials of Stanford and
of Irby, as Senators from Californis
and South Carolina for the term begin
ming March 4, next, were presented
and filed. Hoar offered resolution
authorizing the select committee on re
lations with Canada to continue 1t sit
tings during the common iecess and
the next session. At . O'Clock the ap-
portlonment bill was taken up and
Davis spoke in favor of his amendment
to increase the total namber Of repre-
sentatives from $50 to $50 and giving
an additional member to Arkansas,
Minnesota, Missouri and New York
Berry argued in support of the amend
ment and Hiscock and Hale against it.
Without action the Senate went into ex
ecutive session and at 5:l5 adjourned
until III tomorrow.
WAsHrSeTos, jan, 27.-The house To-
day approved the Journal. Springer
rising to question of privilege offered
resolution, rcciting that yesterday
on yeas and nays, on approval of the
Journal, a recapitalation on demand
ana refused TO entertain an appeal
from his decison, Springer declared
such action speaks unlawfully, and II
unchecked, it would permit the prece.
dent to go with the apparent approval
of the house.
Mr.. Mckinley made the point, tina,
the resolution was not privileged one,
the speaker having the right under
rules to decide the motion to be diiafory.
The point was sustained by the speaker.
Springer appealed from the decision
OF the chair. On motion of Mckinley
the appeal was laid on the table.
A bill was passed for . bridge across
the Missouri River. between Council
Bluffs and Omaha. The House then
went into committee Of the whole on
Military Academy bill. During the gen
eral debate ON the bill, Rogers OF Ar.
kansas referred TO the recent Ind an
war as unprovoked snd undefensibIe
Wheeler, Of Alabama, speaking Of the
Elections blii, said its passage would
result in the prostratson of the prosper
ity Just dawnIng IN the South. spipola
was critstssing the Force bill, wher
Bland interrupted with request r.
yield while be made q motion 70 lar
the Force bill on the table. spsDols ex
pressed doubts about the Force bsI
being quite dead. After further debate
the House adjourned.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-28

unsh eneu-n4 rssAsess ksiAsses ssa
Ce~nW uesssrs

Wneh oneu--wtu reeAsess AstAetee ess
Ce~nW ussssrs
HKxsEr. Mlch.. Ian. s7.-Wsth hss
inrhee of sne~ tAe lunoeImen Ano
fnrmers are aAklag buaansse Lively
Wlnn }. Mia, of Blanchard. Is the
new nsnaerr of the Bearaslsy drug
ssors, II this place. and reports tnsa'
noss booming.
Over SD .ole has heen ieft with ihs
farmers OF thls township tins winter fof
their potatoe crop. and Il Is szad that
there Is still ~ many more 10 market
vet. The price at presant v 80 osnlk-
Earnest RchzFds LETT Monday naornsfax
for Phllsdelphis With elshi car Loads ct
potatoes
Clsas. Francisco leaves today for
Louisville, Ky, With eight cars OF 20
tstoes. bought from Herssy farmers.
Revival meetngs are in progress a.
the various churches here. aud conssd-
ersble interess - manifested.
The supsrvisors Of this county have
voted 20 sub0lit the moving Of the
county seat from HeTsey 10 Reed City,
70 the vote Of the people. Al the spring
election, hut the farmers are kicking,
for they are paying taxes enough nj
present, and % move it would ncoeas'
ltate their gong down IN their
pockefs 70 the tune OF from $4,000
TO SIS 600 for the new county buildings.
That would be an unnecessary expense.
a. Hersey villxge owns the court house
and Jail. with Two fire-pfoof vaults.
and II maintained without . cent OF
expense % the county. TIE buildings
are in good condition, and are good for
twenty years to come.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-28
A Wandering Waif.

One of the deputy sheriffs found a
small boy wandering about on Alpine,
ave-, yesterday afternoon. He could
not find his home and was brought to
the jail to await identification. The
boy is of Holland parentage and can
not talk the English language intelligi.
bly, enough to give any information
concerning his name, parents, home or
anything that will lead to his identity
The boy is about ) years old, and when
discovered was wearing corduroy
coat, knee pants, wooden mittens and a
striped cap. The little fellow was
quiet, and appeared to- be fully satisfied
with his surroundings at the jail last
evening.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-28
THE ELECTIONS BILL DEAD.


Hard Will Make so Atss~ps - kesssi-
tats IA.
Special 10 the TsIscsAs-HrsArp;
WASHINGTON, Jan. 27.--Hard said
this afternoon in answer 70 question
that he should make no further at
tempt to bring up the election bill this
session. He said il was evident that
the Senate would not want TO pass the
bill and under the circumstances he
considered be had done his duty and
there Was no further call on him to try
to force the bill through the Senate.
OF course he is disappointed with tho
result but the blame for it must rest on
other shoulders than his. Stockbridge
was not IN favor Of the bill but IS tho
Senate had made it . party measure
and had spent great deal of time in
its consideration, he Was very much
put out at the action Of the Senate yes
terday.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-28

WASHINGTON. Jan. T.-Tbe storm Of
Monday morning. which vss - severe
here. vas much worse farther north.
II 10 estimated that about . thousand
poles are down IN tbs cIstrbct- The
wires ~est are but httle better. A
thousand are reported down het-een
Washington and Grafton, ". Va, and
the ines vii probably have to f-e r .
built The wreck s more eernEs8efs
and towers . wider Area than that q
tie esishrssed blzzsYd three years sgo.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-28

A Paper Mil in Ruins-Many Lives
Lost

STERLING, H.. Jan. 27.-The Rock
Fails Paper Mil was blown up by the
explosion of the "bleacher" this even
ing. The mill was demoralized, Two
men, John Meyers and AIonzo Bell,
have been taken from the ruins dead.
Three or four other workmen are miss
ing, and are supposed TO DC in the ruins.
The accident happened just at the
hour when the day and night forces
we're changing places, and as many
were coming and going, it viii be I'M
possible to know who is missing until
daylight.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-28

Sarah Bernhsrdt's lAss years success
Joan Of Are' u ths work of -. jules
bAfbisfe, . member Of ths Preach
Academy Of Authors society. Hs sx-
pOssk.on Of the theme u sald 70 De
marked BY force and Asshes- He has
followed tne traditional account Of
Js4nne's career very closely, making
little stt<mpx - depart from the Id
mixture Of faet and Notion with which
history preserves u, tnocgh he has III
Lroducsd . love interest IN the hrst aet,
IN order that the heroine . obedience -
the heavenly command may possess .
stronger element Of personal sacrl1ce-
But once away from the pleasant home
~ Domremy, all thought Of the rustic
lover Thlbault 10 lost. and she prose-
eutss ner patriotic commission. She
Arouses tue lzeivous court OF the de-
eeptlon st Chinon; she tights and con-
qaers the English at 0rieansi she
thrills with Joy at the coronation IN
the csthedrai At Rhoams and then she
- sentenced 10 death and Is burned at
the stake. All the scenery and appll-
snees that were used in the New York
production xill be brought here intact
with fuil corps Of singers TO execute
Gounod's music. The dates set down
for It's presentation a. Powers are
Monday and Tuesday, February and
g. Margaret Mather, star we'll known
here by her fine performance OF Juliet,
plays the warrior maid.
The great and really strong melo-
dramatic play, ''Master and Man" drew
an increased attendance at Redmond's
last night Rarely does such worthy
production and SD evenly . balanced
company appear in theaters known as
popular-priced. The company 1T Red
mond's this week speaks for itself, and
those who see it speak TO others, and
therefore there is reason TO look for .
large attendance during the remainder
of the engagement. Another matinee
IL announced for tomorrow.
Among the attractions that Manager
Hickey announces for Powers in
February after Margaret Mather, in
Joan of Arc" on the 2nd and 3rd,
Cieveland's colored minstrels come on
the 7th, j. X. Emmett on the 9th and
10th and +. III. sothern on the llth.
On the 18th the charming actress, Lii
liam Lewis.
Manager Garwood is at present in
New York City for the interest of his
various theaters, and it is certain that
Grand Rapids will be benefited theatri-
cally by his hasty visit IN the Metro
polls
Mrs. c. Fl. Garwood. wife of Manager
Garwood, is in the city for few weeks
and will pass the time with many zeal
Gus friends and acqualntances.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-28
Justica Brown Sued.

Mr.. Kimm, the Cherry-st. druggist,
has commenced an action of trover
against Justice Brown to recover the
amount of $40 which he says the justice
collected for him on a garnishee suli
and failed to make his returns. The
case will be brought before Justice Hy.
doru for settlement. The justice Is
anxious for a settlement, but will have
to adjust matters with the complain
ants attorneys.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-28
v1oLEnTLY InsANR
A Sprias Lake Lady Crassa ~ Religious
EReiesmenG

A Spring Lake Lady craEsd ~ Religious
EReiesmeaG
Special to the TsLe9s An HssALp:
SPRING LAKE. Mich, Jan. 27.--Mrs
Annie Barth. whose husband Is m IN
mate Of the Iona prison. was taken
violently insane AZ the union revival
services held here, tonight. Her haiiu'
cinations and the wailIng of her little
lo-year-oid girl at her mothers actions,
were. lamentsble. She wss removed
from the church building by police
officer.
Frsnklip Esmes, aged "a, who has
resided here for the past fifty years,
and who had been . prominent Odd
fellow, died today Of Brignt's disease.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-28
The Boundary Line.

Supervisor Havens, of Grand Rapids
township, thinks that increasing the
city limits may make . change IN the
politics Of the city, by embracing terri
tory that now gives a Republican ma
jority. The tenth, second and third
wards especially would be affected by
the proposed change. He THINKS the
proposed zig-zag line OF the city limits
would result IN endless compilations,
and hopes that the aldermen will not
consider it so far as It will affect Grand
Rapids township.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-28

The superior court jury concluded
that Frank Schultz's saloon had been
open on Sunday as charged and rem
= verdict TO that effect. schutz's sttor-
neys contested that the respondent was
not cognixant of the offense at the time
IL was committed, and that he should
not suffer the penalty of the law. Mr.
Felker says he viii make test case
of IN
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-28
His Ouly Solaco.

Peter Brender, who was arrested for
being drunk yesterday, pleaded guilty,
and was sentenced to pay a fine of
s5.35. He could not raise the amount
from ms inside pocket, but produced
an old worn testament from out the
depths thereof. and fondly gszed at it
without saying word. He Will have a
chance To read his testament IN jail
for ton days
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-28

fsir-szsd audience vas that enter
tanned last night At tins cozy thester, hy
the skillful billiard expert, Lew shaw.
sssisted by his wife, Nellie shaw. A
part of the seating space of the theatsr
bad been ciesred away. and the table.
resting upon an improvised platform.
stood in . posison - be seen from all
rsrts Of the house. Mr. shaw is 80
veaFs of age. and was born IN Elgin,
III. Hs has very pleasing face and
bearing. and q vlthas. q very atfahls
gentleman. he Is the acknowledged
fancy bllliarrist of the world. Those
who witnessed hls n,anipulstious Of the
ivorlps last night were niistlfied ss well
a. entertained. for 10 him, no fancy shot
vas impossible. He handled his cue
With an ease and grace which at once
proclaimed for him complefs master
OF the art Mrs. Shaw - lady Of very
striking beauty. and her excellent
plavinx won the applause OF all. Mr..
shaw and his wife vii give exhibitions
OF their marvellous skill At the matinee
tins afternoon and also tonight at thls
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-28
A Suit to Collect Notes.

I. NJ Weston commenced suit in the
circuit court yesterday to realize on
three notes gwen on May, 1885, az
grsgsting sseoo by the Benton Hsrbor
Lumber Company to the Newaygo
Manufacturing Company and endorsed
by u. +. Clay. Two OF the notes are
paysbie at the Office of ]. W. Converse
at Boston and one At the Fourth
Maternal Bank.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-28
A NEGRO EXODUS.
Negroes Leaving Alabama for Free
Homes in Oklahoma

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Jan. 27.-A big
exodus of negoes from this state to
Oklahoma has set in. Fifty fami-
lies of negroes left here yester-
day for Kingfsher, and they
will be followed in few days by 200
families. John Foster, from Leaven-
worth, Kas., has been among the
negroes here some time, working up
the business. He represents to them
that they can secure rich farming
lands in Oklahoma for almost
nothing, and that if enough of
them will go, they can secure
absolute control of the government of
the territory. The latter statement
seems to be the principal inducement.
A number Of negroes who owned good
farms here have sold out everything
and will Join in the exodus.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-28
ATRoCroUs CRUELTY.
Two Boys Have Their Eyes Burbed out
by Their Companions.

MILWAUKEE, Jan. 27.--WhIle skating
on . pond At Twenty-third and North
ave-, Freddie Haebrsth and August
Priese, both aged u years, we're seszed
by three older boys, who szid they
wanted 70 "make nlggers Of them. /"
After Ere bad been lighted tbe little
feilows' faces we're he'd over the ire
until the flesh rolled of and both lost
their eyesszht. They vii he. At Any
rate. dsheured for isfe. No srTesss
have beer made. The cTses ct the
youngsters hTougst worknssD n tss
viesnity 70 tbssT relsef. ard the older
cnes made good Their sscape-
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-28
MORE TROUBLE EXPECTED.
Belief That the Indians will Resume the
War Dance.

KANSAS CRY, Mo-, Jan. 27.-James A.
Finlay, Indian trader at Pine Ridge
agency, returned home this morning
for a brief visit, being subject to tele-
graph call from Special Agent Lewis,
who will shortly leave with delegation
of the Indians who are to be taken on
TO Washington.
Mr.. Finley reports that, when he left
the agency Saturday, everything was
peaceful. and that Gen. Miles said that
ne did not expect any further trouble,
but the general opinion of the military
officers was that the Indians would 90
on the warpath again in the sprIng, as
not over 100 of them had been dis
armed, and the hostlles would he in
good shape to renew the war in the
spring.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-28
A Pluekv Old Man.

An old man of 65 years named Hol
Ienback drove . double team and lunl.
Der wagon all sne way from Pough.
keepsie. Y. Y. 10 tirand Rapids, expect
ing 10 meet hss two sons here. But be
can not find them.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-28

Charles Percey wss found guilty. OF
The larceny Of a trunk by the superior
cnart Jury Yesterday, and vss sen
fenced - The state prison at Jackson
for = term cf n.ne months.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-28

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Telegram-herald., 1891-01-28

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heve miassd "a sxhlbsGon by ths
sfsatsss sspoasns 81 hlgnrelsss billiard
playing.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-28

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La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1891-07-11
VI Desierto Colorado.

Han llegado noticias .telegrafl-
cas- de Yuma, Arizona. al efecto
que el desiAro Colorado se esta
llenando de agna. al principle &c
hacia muy misteriosa Ia aparien-
eia de aqua en- el desierto, pero el
ultimo telegrama dice que los in
dios que fueron despackados 4 in.
qulrlr sobre el origen de esa aqua
haIIaron que prevenia del rio Co
dorado que SO habia rompido en-
un lngar d ounce millas al sur de
Yuma.
El desierto que esta 263 pies
abaio del nivel del mar cayo lugar
atraviesa el ferrocarril Sur Paci6.
co por mas de Glen millas, sc su-
pone haber estado lIeno de aqua
en- epocas mny remotas, y Sc su.
ponia al principle que el aqua
emanaha do abajo de Ia TERRA '
que 81 lago Sc llenafia. 81 este
llegara d suceder el lago seria 80
mlllas de largo y 600 pies de hon
do. La compania del ferrocarrll
hara los esfuerzos posihles para
parar el aqua antes que cause
ddGo al camino.
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dro Lesperance; 80. IA. II. Cooke.
Lorenzo Jaramillo; No 26. r. O..
hihlherg, Rdnulo Ullaarfl, No. 20.
O. L. Houghton, Felix Mariaez:
No. 81, Santiago Martinez. M.
Macs; No. 30. BisB Ortega, s6ste.
nes Romero; No. 50, Dionicio
Gonsalee, Manuel Jimenez: No. 43.
I, Madrid, Juan Qnintana: No. "a.
lgstehan Sanches, Jose NJ. LuceYu:
no. u, Pablo Medina, Teodoro
Peiia; No. 56, Apolonio Marqnez.
Abran Cayanaugh; No. GI, Ro.
mualdo Martinez, Victor Lncero:
No. 65 Diouicio Martinez. .resns
Sanches; No. 60, Octayiano Macs
tas, Guadalupe VIII; No. 81. Al. g.
AHeytia, Adelaide Gonzales.
Despues do haber conulaido
una tarea tan ardua, importante Y
benetica para la comunidad. IA
convention Sc p.orrog6 con ell
aliyio y Ia satisfaction do haber
desempeaado su deber para una
buena causq.
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LAS VEGAS NUEvo MEXICO sABADo JULIO II. DE 1891.
mas hcrmO8O dc la celcbraclon.


Concluidas estas mauifestacio
nes gran parte de la gente sc di
vidieron para los bales en- Ia casa
de opera de Tamme y el Plaza
Hotel.
Nuestro reporter atendi6 al bai
le que sc di6 en- el hotel. III
elemento hispano.Amerieano es.
tuyo bien representado, Ia for Y
nata dc Ia soeiedad de Las Vegas
tse dej6 yer en- ell salon del bale.
10 quo le di6 animaeion Y gusto,
Entire las personas de mas dis.
tincion que pndimos yer SO con.
taban las senoritas Meh Y Lucia
Romero, demasiado conocidas por
su hermosura y amabilidad, la en-.
cantadora On0fre Ortiz, las bellas
Julianita y Luisa Romero, ante
cuyos ojos negros sc rinde hasta
un corazon de piedra; Ia amable
Raquela Ellsworth, que segun III.
ceres tiene cautivo va d uno de los
principales j6yenes de nuestra
eiudad; la sehorita Cleotilde Gale.
gos, que Ell nobleza de alma no le
excede ninguna; Ia afable Josetita
Abeyta, las sehoritas Bernard, las
senoritas Carlota Y Virginia Perea
~ Carlota Alarid, de Santa Fe.
Senores Y Sehoras-Sr. Euge.
MO Yrrisarri y esposa, Sr. Y seno-
ra Tenorio, Sra. Nestora z. de
Kirschaer, de Santa F6; Sra. Jose
ia |. de Arm1o; de Las Cruces;
Sr. Felix Martinez y esposa, Pablo
Jaramillo y esposa.
J6yenes-Bonifacio Y Antonio
Lucero, John ID. Ellsworth, Juan
Ortiz, Federico AlaHd, Federico
Armijo, DR.. Desmarais, y otros
muchos que por el presente no
nos acordamos.
Todos los concurrientes pare.
clan divertirse mucho, pues en- ell
baile todo era vida Y contento.
Cosa de las 2 de la mahana sc con-
clry0 y todos SO Fetiraron d sus
casa S llevando consigo elfecuer
do de una noche feliz.
Y la patria debe estar may con.
.teasapoE q eatpalaaMo Ekto
W. cue 'sns hij0s celebraron gu
glorioso natalicio.
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NOTICiAs LOCALES.

La eorte de pruebas abri6 ell LII.
nes pasado sa session regular de
Julio.
In suma dc $4,000 ha sido paga-
da por el condado por la asegu-
1anza sQbre Ia easdydc cortes.
visiten la barberia de John
Crandall una puerta arriba de esta
otlcina. Razura y afeita con pri.
NOR.
La honorable corte de comisio-
nados de condado esta en- session
regular atendiendo las Quejas dc
aeesamientos.
In eomision do condado subi6
Ia miseFia de s613,oOO sobre el re.
torno de Wilson Waddingham.
Parece que d la presente comision
no Ia asusta el monopolio cuando
Sc trata de justicia igualdad.
Segun 10 demuestran los libros
en- In oacina del asesor, el amilla-
ramiento del condado imperial ex-
ceder6 algo de nGeys millones este
aho. Este es un hecho que did
prueba eyidente que nuestro con.
dddo sin aparentar mucho ha esta-
do progresando sin interruption.
III Polvo Curative de Cooper, no
mancha Ia lana, pero al contrario
Ia mejora y acrecenta el valor.
Los compradores de lana daran
mas alto precio por lana que he
crecido en- ganado bahado con ell
polvo de Cooper, en- el cual SO ha
preseryado ell color natural Y la
gruesura de la iibra, que por lana
descolorida y fragil a resnltas de
carb6licos, tabaeo D bahosde cal
Y asuire.
III Domingo pasado Sc circul6
el falso rumor que oil primer banco
nacional de esta ciudad qnebraria
ell Lines. III rumor parece ha.
berse originado en- Kansas City
dOnde Sc public6 un parte tele-
graiico al efecto. Esto caus6 al.
gun panico en- nuestros circulos
comerelales, pero al amanecer ell
LINES y abrirse el banco 4 In
hora regular Sc acab6 ell tenor ha-
biendose descngahado que todo
era falso, siendo In obra do algun
enyidioso dc mala f6.
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Conunicado.

Editor dc Ia voz DEL PuERLo,
SEhoR: Sirvase dar cabida d
este articulo en- sus respetables
columns.
Habiendo notado un articulo en-
el So! de Mayo, publicado en- esta
ciudad, en- ell cual decia que yo
habia resignado mi posicion d eau.
sa de dissatisfaction con la presen-
to administration, al cual yo deseo
contestar de que denuncio tai edi.
cion V la condenO como faIsedad
que pOr cuanto tOca q los Ofciales
p6blieOs yo no tengo NADIA que
decir encontra de ellos, porQue
croo que SO estan dinjiendo d 10
mejor de su capacidad Y alcance,
$ en- confOrmidad con sus deberes.
81 los editores del Sol pensaban
haberme acojido a sus fllas con
sus cOngratulaciones, estan muy
equivOcados. Yo full uno dc los
miembros del Partido del Pueblo,
10 soy y 10 sere, Y 10 he llegado d
ser por mi propia y libro convic-
cion y tales son las iias que Sc.
guir6 en- 10 de adelantc porque es.
toy cierto que es I'm partido de
verdadora igualdad, y asi espero
que Vds. caballeros, no tomen mi
nombre para engrandecerse Vds.
mismOs. JOSE PEREIDA.
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Todo comprador conserya-
two ohorara de l0a % por
clento comprando de noso-
tr0s.
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Concluidas esta9 mauifestacio.
mes gran parte de la gente sc di.
yidieron para los bales en- Ia casa
de opera dc Tamme y el Plaza
HAL
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1891-07-11

La nnion general de todas Ias
asambleas dc IL 6rden de Caballe.
ros de Labor On el Territorio dc
Nuevo Mexico sc reGni6 ell Jueyes
9 de Julio, con el obieto de formar
una asamblea Territorial dc Ia
6rden. DE diyersas parties del
Territorio yinieron delegaciones y
Ia reunion fuG muy harmoniosa Y
satisiactOria. En- nuestrO pr6ximO
numer0 darem0s mas pormcnores
sobre sus delibeIacionce.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1891-07-11
PROTESTA.
A los CaballerOs de Protection
Mdtua.
GEY0vA, N. NJ, Julio'O. 1891

GENovA, n. NJ, Julio.G, 1891.
SEhoREs: Al haber nosotros
proiestadO en- contra dc Ia socie.
dad de Nds. y su organizador, Sc
nos ha amenazado pOr los caballe.
ros dc su organization dc que sR-
frir6RoS las cOHsecUeacias; en- bora
bucna, caballeros. estam0s listos
para sufrir esas consecuencias.
De nuevo protestam0s en- contra
de su organization, y nos repeti.
mos feles s6cios dc la 6rden de
Caballeros dc Labor.
Petronilo Lulan,
Juan Montoya,
Prudencio Tapia,
Jose Miguel Tapia,
Victor Baldizan,
Nicolas Cordova,
Florentno Medran,
Jose Tapia.