Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-12-19
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One OF Ris Arr,baz Representative
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Hon. Pedro l. Jarnmilln dicd NJ Oju
Calientc ut . o'clock yesterday afternoon.
This distressing ucaa ilnshcd over tho
virs at late hour la-t evening aud
created genuine totrnN wherever II VH.
repeated. II wn, knu"n that NJ Jarn.
milo had beon " iJr vrrM months, hut
his recput vislt here served tu bring such
improvement ~ his cprditlun that II VAS
thought ho would recoyca lie dscas.
was complication II lvrr troublre.
urged him not 10 90 To- Oio Culientr, M
no physician IL near AZ hand there, but
10 take quarters at St. Nlnc,ut's snnltnr.
ium. This, however, lac declined To- ~.
cede 10, say ing he preferred to bc IVA near
his family IN possible, aud hc thought
the mineral waters NJ the springs would
suiilce 10 cure him. Ten days ago Mt.
Jsramillo left Tor OIp Caliehie aud nt
hrst his improve omrn, Was marked, but
after few days his condition again Jr
came alarming, On Monday there "a.
no change for the better, and his brother
J. NJ. Jsramillo, VAS sent post haste t.
Santa fc for physician, lac arrived last
evening and few minutes later tcle
gram came from Barranca station sn, ng
Mr.. Jaramillo vas dead.
The deceased was widely known IN one
OF the represen ntatlvc business men ut
New Mexico. lls hone Ii Ht H. lt,p,
a N.tt. ..
grand old home y ~, too, Whetc uprn.
handed hospitality was d,spcuscd IN
pr,ncsly fashion. Mr.. Jaralnillu was =
native Of New Mexico, born January lO
lSl9, and was therefore u comparatively
young man. lie wHs educntrd at ~
&ichael's college, in Santa fr, aud by
his tact nad business entcrptls' lac cary
10 life laid the foundations Tor late"
fortune, which he now leaves - his wife
aud three children. Mrs. Jarami H. ~
the daughter ut Hon. jose Pablo Gale.
Ros and sister Of Mrs. +. ID. Burns. ~
Rio Arriba county. \ stauuCh repub-
licau, Mr.. Jaramlllo has ever taken u
prominent part IN politics IN his county
aud ths territory. lie has always been
recognized IA u leader m hls section.
lie held many positions ~ honor AID
trust at home. In 1850 he represented
Rio Arriba county IN the tsenty fourth
Legislative assembly, IN lsSS aud ls.n h"
oAme back as member ~ the Legislative
cc INCL OF tho twenty eighth aud twenty.
ninth Legislative as cmlh p, III" VAS Un
able member u the state constitutional
convention, aud for twelve years had
represented his county on the Nc@ Mex.
ico republica executive committee. 10
oil of those ppsItious Mr., Jaramillu nc
Quilted himself as man thoroughly I'm
bued with American IDEAS. lie was nt
oil times u staunch advocate q the high
eel education for the masses. aud hls
generous heart and sympathetic nature,
hrs CHARITY and good fellowship, caused
him TO be looked up 10 10y all classes,
and particularly by his poorer nelghbors.
As q member OF the ,rsisln,ure he was
prudent. honest and wn,chful, ever look
ing to the welfare u the greatest III
Der. II 10 for such man that Santa Fee
county joins its Leghbor to dny in
mourning.
The deceased has many relatives IN
this city, aud his friends are legion. The
funeral will take place from the family
residence at II Rito on Friday next. The
body will be taken tbliher from % Cali.
ents to- morrow. A large delegation from
Santa Fs will bo present at the funeral
oeremouies. New Mexican.