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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-21
a Steam Phsston.

The problem OF making . light steam cas.
rage has been attacked in promising way,
says the Boston Transcspt, BY NJ. serpollst
the French engineer, whose instantaneous
steam generator was brought TO notice . year
or two ago. This generator consists Of .
strong spiral tube from which . 6ne jet OF
water issues over q FIRE and instantly expands
into steam, explosion being impossible, and
steam being brought at once 10 full pressure.
Such q boiler Is especially adapted Tor lighs
vehicles N. Serpollet has been experimentins
with ID on tricycies, and in his latest effort he
employs il on q large phAeton, capable Of car
rying six persons on its two sests, with . sew
enth passenger on . stool in front The car
riage IL elegant in appearance and very COM
Portable. The boiler Is under the rear seat and
the fre-box receives fuel automatically from
chests on esch side, while the water reservoir
and the engine are placed under the front seat
The normal horse power ID four, which may be
instAntaneously increased 10 six speed Of
fifteen miles an hour Is obtained and grades Of
one In twelve are easily surmounted with a full
load. Water may be carried for trip Of about
twenty miles and fuel for thirty-f miles, and
with . fun charge of fuel and water the total
weight Of the carriage n 2, $50 pound. Coke,
Of which about thirty pounds IL consumed per
horse power per hour. il preferred for fuel on
city streets on account Of itz smokelessnsss.
This novel vehicle u readily guided through
crowded thoroughfares end IL permitted ON fhs
streets Of Paris with no restriction except thss
the speed shaA not exceed ten miles IN houx.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-21

From Bosom Ls<ser.
There ere hundreds Of little Boston gtrlA
iron Ave 10 nine yssn old, learning 70 plsy ~
violin. They are almost entirely II childrsn
of wsll-to-do parents. Who desire their daughters
10 have IN aeooapliahnsnt sensthins out q
The ordinary. uhsse lit<ls onss, Of courss. can
not handle n ordinary violin q nrst end begin
their lnnous on Q mininturs affair. UusuAlly
thsy know nothfng a music when hey begin
I'D hsve % lsarn 6As and tbs technique Of ths
insruDsns 4ogs1hsr. 01xls make betesr violin
- 80 boys ara - violin ssoDs 70 - easoDp
Ually lsninins insrunsak
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-21
The Wise Grsmmarfan.

From Hsrper's Bazaar.
Teacier-''what part Of speech Is butt"
Michel" But is a conjunction"
Teachsr-"Correct- Now give me IN example
ct its us<"
hichae-''See the goat but the boy. But
connects he goat and the boy"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-21
Written for Ths Evening Star.
A Reyerie,

Written for Ths Evening Star.
A Reserie.
II might 60 tonight
Might wing my way to realms Of light,
All sins confessed,
Supremely blest,
Glide through the gates to perfect rest
Would earthly ties impede my Tight
Loved faces haunt my failing sight
And tempt my soul
To shun the goal,
The Joys Of which but half are told9
should not cherish one regret
For life, At best, IL toll and fret,
Change and decay,
Day after day,
Hand clasps. and then. good bye, " for aye
n. L A.
February 10. Issa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-21

TEE REQUEST Cur GLASS IN the world 4 Dor.
nineers American Cut Glass TIE genuine always
ehow IL 20 you. There Is nothing more apueuprisfe
for wedding o. holiday gina
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-21
A knocked-Out Rival.
From Judge.

Miss Bossom-'whar in a. world g 20 been
since Chris mus, Miss PettigrewY"
Miss Pettigrew-"I done got 'xploded NJ a.
pshty."
Miss Blossom-"Shor
Miss Pettigrew-"Ya-ss. Dat low-down Peters
gal CUB me a chew OBJ gum. an when bit ON
TO it foun hit WIZ a torpeeto"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-21
All for . Dollar and q Half.

Miss Lefie de Rideau-'What can we posi-
bly, see in this seat?"
Mr.. Nat. Youralist-"Why, a great variety of
things-birds, flowers, insects, animals and,
shrubbery."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-21
WIVES AND MOTHERS.

IF he does not make the kick directly he
sometimes does it in an indirect way. Going
home empty-handed, if he is not afraid of his
wife he tells her the truth of where his money
has gone, and she either writes an ANONYMOUS
letter or comes right ahead and faces the Off
GERS with the complaint.
The same is often the case where BOYS are
permitted to play and their mothers learn of
it. Their mothers make the complaints and
give their sons names, who can be used to give
evidence against the proprietor or manager of
president"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-21
MORE NuNIFICENCF.

Besides these different sums, Baron de Hirsch
has just given IL, OOO OOOf. for Galician schools
This latter gift probably gave rise to the erron-
eous statements which appeared in the papers
that he had given the said sum the second time
to the United States, whereas he simply handed
over to the American trustees the capital of his
former gift.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-21

When IIet 20 my lodgings after adjourn
nent there's before me the correspondence
upon the dpartment matters looked after in
the morning, together with large number OF
letters whiA have come in BY the day mails
and must b read and answered. III have uny
tune between finishing the correspondence and
falling ASLEEP from exhaustion devote II TO
such publ duties As studying some question
these pubic matters must give way before a
command Of some far-off letter writer that
sttsni &c his private business at the capital. /
got one letter from q hotel keeper in lit:le
tovnin my district inclosing q bill for S4.75.
vhicl he said had been len unpaid by one
Smitl, who registered from Washington. He
did nat know the full name, but he would like
ne tolook the man up and collect the bill"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-10-23

enorlnlsy was mat The Importation Of
this class has nearly doubled IL the
pas twelve nonthA- lHearingR PIP
y. - and - And the committee
framing The Mckinley bill proceeded
20 double. and more than double. this
tax upon the people.
The new imposition suggested and
even formulated By the manufacturers
was embodied in ths bill Just - the
manufacturers wrote T. fSec para
graph lc7 Of the act
POCKET CUTLERY
A .'commiticc reprcs>nting American
pocket cutlery manufacturerA- with
Mr. W. r. cockwell Of Connecticut q
its head. stated u writing. before Mr..
McKinley's committee [hsaringz. p 6sl.
The views Of the cutlery combination.
- 70 the taxes which they would levy
on al the people Of the United StatsA
They said that their business Wa not
prosperous. although they had under
the existing Law. the advantage Of 80
per cent duty on their competitors
abroad; and therefore they insisted On
prohibitory duties upon their foreign
compositions 80 that they could tax the
American people n their pleasure.
when Il was known that prosperity
among the people had become vague
tradition These manufacturers pro-
posed the following amendment:
'Pen-knives or pocket-i<nives Of all
kinds. and erasers or parts thereof.
wholly or partially manufactured val
ued af not more than 80 cents per dozen.
- cents per dozen; valued ~ more than
50 cents per dozen. and not exceeding
sL5o per dozen. 50 cents per dozen;
valued at more than 81 50 per dozen.
and not exceeding 81 90 per dosso. 5Loo
per dozen: valued II more than $500
per dozen. - 90 per dozen. and in addi-
ton thereto. on AL the above 80 per
cent ad valorem" [HearinR~ p g.
An examination Of the Mckinley bill.
now the Law paragraph l65j. will
show that the proposition Was literally
knives was more than doubled. being
made highest I'D valorem upon ths
cheaper kinds
REVISED Br .'rrs FErESDs
Similar instances. showing who made
the Mckinley bill could be multiplied
au nauseam
The insolent demand that the tarin
should be revised By its friends" be-
came mocl<cry in view Of what actually
happened
The tari6 was revised By its bene-
ficiaries 70 put il mildly In fact the
revision was scheme Of robbery de-
vised By the robbers And the victims
were denied even . hearing in the
house Of their friends IL q. Turner.
In St Louis Republic
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-10-23
JONAS AND L
The Story Told By . Good 0rudg-
er and Halter.

Folks i made different Some pos
>ess certain Of the cardinal virtues.
other people possess others nd you
seldom ind al! Of them in one human
icing Some talk Of = good memory.
Sther< rather pride themselves on hav-
In none hare 20: good faculty for
rememberin' some things II I know
The contribution box Il goin' 20 be
passed ! never can forgit my purse
I've tried IL on nd on number Of times
md rather envied the folks who conid
4orxit 50 conveniently- I've even gone
- far = 70 hide my port-money in the
pocket Of m old dre<<. that hangs in
the closet upstairs. on the north room.
where nobody ever sleeps. nd nobody
ever goes. 'cept in house-cleanin'. %
that I'd forxit just over contribution
day Forgit. why. couldn't any more
forxit than nothin
Housewares. though . forzitter
amt one Of ny common possessions.
md in no way can Be counted in
amongst NJ other cardinal virtues. I
have got - good grudger nd hafer -
anybody in AL the country round. nd
- - - 80 ny .Asin :
md ea<y-lil<e. why then Id forxit the
mean things folks do nd say- Likely
- not Id git over this grudge I've held
On 20 nov for some nve nd thirty
year~ ! wouldn't git over that for
nothin'- It's such : comfort 10 hate
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- - 80 49,. n.Pp.ns 20 me
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-s..~-s-- -,---,s-. -
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~ 80 - - ~. =. .',< ~
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-. 80 - -, - -.- .:.~s:- "', 49, -
- -ss-..-ss- -. . -. = - ~ ~ F.
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60. ....!-r:- -f nr - -IoP |.
,..s.-,.~ = 80 49, - .--. -, y
-, - $3.50 - 49,. 49,
,,,,,. - q ~. q 80 .'
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kv1 49, ~. ~sns
~ .c~n ~ 80 800 time :
-.--s:. . /, ~ 80 -. 800 /. 800
s -. -. - 49, sn.yin
Z. - sne1 $50
x;s;,.. !. :'..p.'1 49, ~, ~ . n-su.s = y,
- among gcou
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"a ~. 49, !. ~ 49, -.
49,. ~ - M '''''- Nv Nm \" =
nc'a ~ nnee against NO
: c's Just Jonas fenwinkie- Him
80 ~ - n.ss VII ~ Ne Iorce
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-10-23

VIE. i.d.>s % tE<sr ier1s declare
Tha- Il ne very uor<s b<tl1e
30 SEEDS % wc< tiu 1<>xh tk~y'l ucas.
Ant <cprn 20 - s<xia > ori1e
Gr~.r Hyn>n'< <kill sA<y unt<rrate:
Tsry lirslr ksc. sh,s traps he'll ball
- wt1o. white vss tbIrsy ave:
her -bi.<k~ became her very srll.
r-1r<-l she seemed % grief % fhrive.
A. Kate. sh< tressmsk<r. cpuit tell
sAe'd xiv<n that Lass pis1xe - Waite.
Bus SIN retained h<r app<rite-
y ro.sh b<sor< poor Whites cece,se
D2n< Fortrne PLACED within his clutch
A srr1r<> rnbrells q caprice
Sc seems % fsr0r v~ry n1rni.
~ All sppezr>1ces u knes
~ h1rrir27es : fhinx % tso
BIZ. s:rzn<e 20 s.y. ~ loved Il more
Th1r .ry u1ich The shop cosld sell
sd rhen he'd len ski< r.i,y shore
Hl- rrlirt ,0set Il passing vel;
Ite f.itkf-i soul rs ~eicou seen
vlrko-t LAT fsded bcub2x.re-
ore act spri1< day - forth she ue-s
70 p1rrk1<e craze ~ -bar<zln- price.
Sc came across po<tly x-1r
wAo staggered hack and r1ll-t his eyssL
And mirh r1c~c sorLs The H.d0x dared.
:. ~ los: umbrella. Saints te przis>tr-
= Rs.h ra1n- fcrbe1r-- the risos cried.
ss<r handsome features flushed nth rag.
!. Fcrt<zr r. tluwcd~ The MAJ replied
eft Il IN Broadway stage
~ poor t<-t B-ss gave Il 20 ne
Decs Eh<r s<corc. 's:xr5--hrec-
: NJ. 20 alnn<~ said Nrs whffe.
~Ant Coat snnoy = uitcu So
: r1ink-~ sid be Il hare ri<ns
70 ct M goods before co.
B-c< 70 her honc she i.dy kset
The stubborn stranger ~ h<r sifs
But rhe. they reached ~ coor she paused
A< iceh 70 shut I. N his face.
Dozn fell her ~yex s-t <o-aeshing caused
4 tcep red b.1sh "a shor is trace.
= p-rA.p<.~ she sid -wc us<At agree
ORR ric~ boa cup o. tea
- = Re stepped HIS Goa: ard tile
He hung % whitr's especial p>S<
O. toast <he made grateful pile.
And asked kos be liked lis rzg<
q ae-ced rot . fortune teller
70 Tel Tie fate " that 1uDrcllA
Tie tea wzs vcry. very nice:
- nice III. ne prolonged his stay
Ard ~oon sh<y hit o. . feric>.
Not hard 70 <re<<-fhe c1ly w.y
sSlnc- ea<A 20 h.ise the thing US lothi
TAT l. cuuid still bei01E 20 both.
-Iho-n1< FROST. L y y Herald
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-10-23

She Had Several -MrA WickwiF0
MARY Ann. II I hear Of you flirting
from the window with that policeman
again ~e will have 70 part" Mary
Ann-"which one. ma'am? The day
officer o. the night oGlces7-Indianag-
ole Journal
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-10-23

Mr. Charles s Lsndez Of New
Britain. Conn. one Of : COMMITTEES Of
table cutlery manufacturers appeared,
and indicated what these gsntleman
wished 70 tx the American people on
these indispensable articles Not con-
tent with the great increase Of duties
On these articles proposed By the
senate bill Of the last congress- Thu
gentleman urged . new exaction.
which be submitted IN words and
figures - follows: IAN carving and
cool<s' knives and forks Of all siseA
finished or unfinished. valued q not
more than - Per dozen pieces. u per
dozen; valued q more than - and mot
more than =. - per dozen pieces;
valued q more than -. and not more
than si2 - PER dozen pisces; valued q
more than 81. = per dossn pieces and
IN al The shove named 30 pr cent a
valoremL- The duty then existing on
these articles was - PER cent he
sUsson which Mr. Landsrs rave Coz shis
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-10-23

I'm IN interview Mr.. Thomas A.
Edison II reported 70 have said that
the largest dynamo in use q the time
he invented his lamp was ss-horse
power for continuous current dynamos.
The 6rst large dynamos which h
made were not popular. but now peo-
pie are coming 20 them for the sake o.
economy. The tendency i in the d.
rection Of large central stations Three
plants are now n construction. each
capable Of burning soo,0oO ugiasa for
Chicago. where dynamos Of 1.sO0-hcrse
power. o. twice = large - any now
in uxe, are 20 be put in The cost Of
constructing these large central So
tons Is constantly decreasing.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-10-23

"A certain artist in Berlin has :
sketch-book with which be would me-
part Tor any money. The other day
he emperor came % th@ studio ana
aslBed 20 look q the sketches which
I'D been made IN r. The c0nvsrsatioa
turned % naval warfare. md The o.
peror. turning over the sleetch-book -
1nd : blank Leaf drew WITH quick -
psassiced hand : Torpedo boos na1Eina
- way through ~ WatGR
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1891-01-31
LAS VEGAS. NUEvO MEXICO. sABADo ENER0 b. DE 1891

{ independence politica del Hon.
Pedro |. Jaramillo, al proyeer Ia
estigma de Ia trMeion pnblicamcn-
te en- el salon del senado sobre Ia
frente del senor I. b. Catron acu-
Sandole de haher tel dicho Catron)
traicionado sn confanza en- Ia ma
terra de haber cortado cierta por-
cion del condado del Rio Arriba
para benelicio de las miras perso-
males del 81. Catron, en- d o0ndado
de Santa F6, cuandc Ia idelidad
de un miembro dc Ia legislature d
sus constituencies es ilustrada
como fu6 Ia del Sr. Jaramillo no
es mas que justo ell aclamarle como
patricia y un iiel amigo dc sus
CONSTITUENCIES, en- hacer este el
Sr. Jaramillo Sc ha yeudIeado de
los cargos que habia encontra dc
81 tirandole el haber entregaAe
porei6n de su condado al c0ndauo
dc Santa F6. Eu hor4 buena, Sc
nor Jaramillo, siga Vd., esa Inca y
sera elegado en- Ia estimation del
pueblo de Nuevo Mexico.
Todos los ofciales Terrltoriales
en- Ia camara y el senado, trabajan
pacientemente sin ninguu pago re-
cibido hasta Ia presente; pero como
buenos patriotas dependen en- que
la iusticia hnalmente prevalecera.
La Sehora A. D. Higgins, Pre-
sidenta de sociedad de Alibio dc
Senoras en- Las Vegas; esta aqui en-
Ia capital, haciendo grandes esfuer-
zos para ell beneteio de su ben6-
yola associations.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1891-01-31
Para Cambiarse.

El acto del consejo introducido
aver 4 eolicitud dc la asociacion
del Foro y con ell consentimiento
de los oaciales judicMrios de el
Terrltorio, provee que los termi.
nos regulares do las cOrtes sean
como sigue: III termino anual de
la corte suprema en- lugar dc ser
tenido en- Enero como es ahora Sc
comienze ell iltimo LINES de Julio.
Los terminus dc las cortes dc
Distrito son fjados como sigue d
saber:
ltn el condado lie Doha ANA Los
primeros lunes dc Febrero = Sc.
tiembre.
En el condado de Sierra los ter
ceros Lunes de Mario y Octnbra.
En- e. condado de Grant los Sc
gundos Lunes de Abrily Noviem-
bre.
En- el condado do Socorro los
primeros Lanos de Mayo y Di-
cicmbre.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1891-01-31

/ Todo comurador eonserva-
| two ohorara de 10 a q por
ciento comprando de noso-
| tros.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1891-01-31
LA YOz nEL PuERLO.

Es gratihcantey de gran eatisfac-
eion para los propietafios de ia
Voz DEL PUEBLO on particular Y
creemos que debe ser alagueho
para nuestfos patrones y suscrito
res, que este perioaico les sa-
luda por la terccra vez en- Ia con-
fianza que Ia postcridad vera Ia
planta, inaugurada per los origana-
rios de "LA Voz DEL PUEBLon dos
amos pasados llegar 4 una marca
on la historic dc Nnevo Mexico
que reeeccloue crsdito d los inn
presarios lie este iornal, y que sus
seryicios tengan q efecto que me-
rece un esfuerzo sincere para de.
sarrolar el letargo de Ia retrogre-
sion que por ventura sxiste eli
nuestro medic; Y que nuestros lee
torres, particularmente los Hispano-
Amefieanos, reeibaH una heaeh-
ciosa, remnneracion, do IN imfor-
macion recibida y las ideas pre-
mulgadas por medic dc nuestras
columns. Fsperamoe, one el pu.
blico apreciara que Ia literature
es Ia espada yencedoras dc Ia pre-
sente 6poca, y que el benefcio re-
cibido de las columns deun perio-
dieo en- la mayor parte de las veees
es incalculable, Y esperamos quo
nucstros amigos ratiyos acudiran
4 n necesidad de caminar a Ia par
de nuestro proximo Y energico
conciudadano, el anglo salon; y sc
reuniran en- nuestro esfuerzo para
lIeyar adelante el rapido desarro-
lio,quercqaieren las eireuassaHcias.
AL cntraF la Voz DEL FUfBLo, Ell
el tercer aho de su existencia ST.
luda al publico con la confanza
de m iapido suceso y con Ia de-
termination de asistir en- todo 10
que este en- nuestro poder 4 escla-
recer In brillantez do la estFella
do nuestro abanzado Tcrrltorlo.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1891-01-31
NUN. l.

En- 81 condado de Lincoln los
segandos Lmes de Mario y 0ctu-
bre.
Eu Ell condsdo de Chavez los
terceros Lunes de Febrero y los
cuartos Lpnes de Diciembre.
lsn el condado de Eddy los pri-
meros Lunes de Febrero y los Sc
gundes Lunes de Noviembre.
En- el condado de Bernaillo los
prlmeros l.unes de Marcy 0ctn-
bre.
En ell condado de Valencia los
terceros Lunes de Febrero y Sc
tiembre.
En- Ell coudado de San Miguel
los primeros Lunes dc Abril Y No
yiembre.
lGa el condado do Mora, el Guar.
TO Lunes dc Mario Y el primer
Lanes de octuhre.
I'm el condado de Colfay, el se-
gundo Lunes de Mario, y q tcrcer
Lunes de 0ctubre.
En 81 condado dc Santa F6, el
liltimo Lunes de Mayo, yel primer
Lunes da Enero.
I'll ultimo Lunes de Mao y el
primer lmnes dc lsnero.
lm el eoudado de San Juan los
segundos Lunces en- AbriI y 0ctu.
bre.
I'm el condado del Rio Arriha
los ultimos Luucs de Abiil y 0ctu.
bre.
En- el condado de Taos los se.
gundos lmues de Mayo Y Noyicm-
bre.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1891-01-31
A1nnE RECoMPENZA.

In 8 cerca dol dla 4 dc Enero, del
presente aiio, fueron robados 90 Los
Alamoa ties caballos, los slgulentes
son las descrlpclones de log mismos:
Too prieto, con dos patas blaneas y
con oStls marcas F~C n en- q lado IL
qalerdo.
0tro caballo pEieto, CON una pata
blanca y las man0s sambaa con esta
marca is en- q ladn lzquierdo.
Otro caballo prieta e1n esla marca
3 / en- el lado izqulerdo.
Ia roeompeEza arflha dith0 serd pa.
gade p0r Il fooobro do los caballoe.
RArAEL GALLE0os,
Las Negas, y. NJ
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1891-01-31

Los directoreo del a.ilo de de-
mentcs. que debe dc ser edifeado
en- Las Vegas tubieron una iunta
en- esta eiudad. Atendieron 4 ella
el governador Prince, Russell Mar
cy, del Ration, j. B. Watrous de
WatrOus y Benigno Romero dc Las
Vegas. Planesy especidcaciones
para el edilcio fueron recibidas, y
presentadas al cuerpo de directo-
res.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1891-01-31
Gin Sneesion Prnbnhle.

Iin Pennsborong, Virginia 0cei-
dental, SO ha eelebrado rccien-
temente un matrimoni0 que no
deja de ser notable por el respeta-
BILE nimero do ahos que reune Ia
enamorada pareja. III noyio Mr..
Norman Chahnun, tiene noventa y
I'M amos, y Ia novia, Mrs. Martha
Dickson, viuda, solo cuenta ochen-
Ia amos.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1891-01-31

Tengo un surtido complete dc llco-
res ilnos, tabacos Y otros ar tlculos, los
cualea ofrezco vender 4 los precios mas
baratos del mereado, por dlnero al
contado. Sc tOma en- camhlo vacas
hecerros, cahallos y productos del
pals. Vengan 4 yisltarme Y 81 Is POI
slble tratar. N. MANCHESTER.
Su comerclo esta sltaada dos pueftas
abaio de LAVOz Del PUEBLO.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1891-01-31
La Legislature.

La reunion dc una legislature
Territorial es siempre un eyento
de importancia en- Ia historic.
Jamas liza habld0 IN tempo en- la
historic de este Territorio cuando
una Legislature pudiera haber sido
de tan gran benifcio en- 81 como
la que esta ahora en- session. No
es Ia menos de las objeciones para
Nuevo Mexico, sus crudas, inn
politicas { iliberales leyes y la en-
terra falta de progreso o estadista
por los cuales sus cuerp0s legis.
lativos han sido notados. Muchas
sesiones han sido reducidas Y gas.
tadas en- peQuehos ardides poll
ticos cuyo obejeto es Ia gratihca-
cion del esplen 3 ambicion de al
gun demagogo, q en- Ia discussion
de asuntos intentados i originados
para el beneicio de algunos Guam
t0s ayentureros especuladores.
Por deeretaciones sabias Y libe-
rales, por estricta devotion y aten-
cion 4 los intereses del Territorio,
uyudado en- lugar de ignorar Ia
educacion, estimulando mas bien
que tasandO fnertemente el meea-
nismo, inyi.ando capital extrangero
& venir Fin traba, On lugar de estar
d Ia merced o sugetos d Ia ex.
tOrcion 8 intcrferiencias de resi-.
dentes que son de ningun yalor
para clio, excepto para cumplir con
las requisiones de nuestras leyes
liberales, el bienestar del Nuey0
Mexico puede ser grandemente
promoyidO. Sc deben devisar al
gunos medios para el estableci.
miento de buenas escuelas publicas.
La legislature tiene el poder para
adelantar materialmente ell desa-
rrollo del Telritorio. Una session
saba y liberal pondra al Territorio
en- una posicion desde luego homo.
rable o inyitadera. La legislature
tiene el poder, ambos directa { in.
dIrectamente, por el respecto
que sera dado d sus recomen-
daciones 81 su curse es honorable,
liberal y prudente.
Las recomendaciones de una
legislature saba y digniGcada
tendran gran peso en- el congreso.
En- todo esfuerzo hecho para
adelantar los intereses del Terri
torio, para inyitar imigraclon y
capital, Ia legislature Sc encontra.
I'd con Ia sincera cooperation del
gobernador Prince y su Influenza
en- la capital nacional. Nunca ja
mas ha tenido ninguna legisla-
tura tanta responsabilIdad que lle-
var como tiene Ia presente, tam
POGO ninguna session dc las que han
precedido, posey6 jamas el poder
de ser de un seryicio dupadero &
incstimable para cl Territorio. Es.
peramos con demasiada esperan
"a los mejores resultados de estas
deliberacioDes.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1891-01-31

Hablendo mi osp0sa Paullta Macs
de sena, abandonado sus obligaclones
su hogar Y CANA, el dla 20 dc Dlcieni-
bre, a. ID. 1890, sin mi consentlmlento,
desde csc dia 40 quedo Responsible !.
nlnguna cuenta que dicha Macs haga
en- mi nomhra. PEDRO SENA.