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La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1891-08-01
DefunciOn.

III dia % del PIP. d las 10 de Ia
noche fueron llenadOs de luto los
hogares de nuestros amigos Ma.
nuel Silva y Adolfo Sandoval pOr
In mucrte repentina de Dofa Jua-
nita ii. de Silva, amable Y fel es.
posa del primero y tierna madre
del segundo.
La hnada fue atacada repentina.
mente de un dolor EN- ell cOraz0n
del que sucumbi6 a las dos h0ras,
antes que sc le pudiera procurar
ayuda medica. Las exeQnias fl.
nebres tuvieron lugar ell dia 26 4
las 4 de Ia tarde en- Ia iglesia par
roquial de Las Vegas y fue sepul.
tada en- el cementerio cat6lico, ha-
biendo sido sus restos mortales
acompahados q su Ultima morada
por un gran sequito de parientes
y amigos de los dolientes.
Inutil seria decir que en- los 80
ahos que vivid fue siempre TN
modelo do yirtud y honradez, por
que todo el mundo 10 sabe, pues
fu6 bien conocida, y siempre hon
rada de todos los que la trataron.
TeEemos la segura conhanza que
Dios la habra recibIdo en- Ia man
sion de los santos, pues una per-
soma que como ella cumple con
los deberes que lie impone Ia ma
turaleza, DiOs Ia intitula d partici-
par dc su eterna gloria.
Nos unimos con nuestros ami.
gos, Manuel Silva, AdOlfo Sando.
val, y Ia madre y hemanos dc Ia
fnada en- su acerbo dolor y roga-
mos al cielo cue les traiga el con-
suelo necesariO, lmplorando al
Hacedor EternO reciba en- Al
mansion dc gloria d 10 nnada.
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LAS VEGAS NUEvo MEXICo. sABADO. AGOsTO /, DE 1891

y un hermano y hermana tuvo de
madre; tuvo una nupcia pero no
tuvo hijos. Durante su residencia
en- este condado oeup6 el puesto
dc comisionado de condado por
dos t6rminos; y por uno la posision
de juez de paz.
Su funeral tuvo lugar ell Sahado
Is del que rige, en- Ia lglesia Cato
lica de Trinidad, Y sus restos fue-
ron consignados q su descanso
eterno en- ell cementerio cat6lico,
con las bendiciones de la iglesia 4
las que asisti6 una muchedumbre
de Ia cumunidad.--El Progreso.
Para mas marea de Ia distinction
y apreeio que los ciudadanos del
condado de Las Animas guarda-
ban al fnado, en- gran nhmero y
de 10 manera mas imponente y
respesuosa, los ciudadanos mas
prominentes de aqucl condado, sc
reunier0n y pasaron resoluciones
dignas del tlnado y de su angustia-
da vinda. Por la parte de los re-
sidentes Neo-Mexicanos, LA Voz
DEL PUEBLO solamente expresa
el sentimiento de todos los que co.
nocieron al flnado, cnando deci.
mos que todos sientcn profunda-
mente la inesperada 1 irreparable
perdida dc un fel y estimado ami
go, cuya memoria no borrara 81
tempo.
Don Jesus Maria Barela y su
digna esposa Doha Maria Rita
de Barela, durante su larga Y fe-
liz union siempre fueron notables
por una hostilidad, benevolencia y
amabilidad caracterIstica de am
bos, y este les grangio donde re-
sidieron decenas de amigos en- Gu
20 pecho permanecera siempre in
deleble su memoria. LA Voz DEL
PUEBLO Sc une d los numerosos
amigos del finado v extiende sns
mas sinceras simpatias y condo
lencia d sn honrada y venerable
esposa EN- tan lamentable p6rdida.
Contiando que al uirse en- Ia otra
vida gozaran la eterna gloria y fe-
licidad, d que ambos Sc hioieron
acreedores en- esta, por virtud de
sus numerosos seryicios a Ia hu.
manidad.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1891-08-01
PROTESTA.


Las Vegas, N, NJ, Julio 20, 1891.
Editor de La yoz DEL PuEBLo;
Slryase insertar en- su aprecia-
BILE peri6dico 10 siguiente:
Desde que soy un votante legal,
siempre he favorecido al partido
Republican, con mi sufragio, con
la confanza de que este partido
llevaria a cabo las muchas prone.
sas que ha hecho 4 las masas del
pueblo; pero hoy he llegado d la
conclusion de Greer que sus pro-
mesas han sido vanas y para per
juicio del hombre trabaiador. De
consiguiente hoy me retro de sus
filas, y con gusto me aiisto en- las
del benem6rito partido del PUE-
BIO UNDO; porque estoy satisfe.
cho que este es el partido del po.
bre y del ,traba5aaoTs Iambien
hacia alguna temporada que era
un socio dc los Caballeros de Pro.
teccion Mutua; pero en- una junta
que tuvo esta 6rden la noche del 98
del pasado, hize mi resignation de
la manera mas equitatiya que Sc
podia hacer, y al mismo tempo di
las razones p0rqu6, y no reclaman-
do tener ningunos cargos eneon-
ira de dicha association; mientras
ellos me llenaron de oprobios &
insultos, sin la menor causa, prin-
cipalmente un ciertO Pablo Uliba-
ri, que hacia ell papel dc Coco,
queriendome intimidar y amena-
zandome que 81 salia de tai logia
tendrla que perder mi honra y
la dc mi familia. Desafio a este
mentecato que tire cargos en- con.
ira mia o de mi familia, excepto
que fui un miembro de dicha Or
den o logia, como quieran lamar
la. Por esto ne VERA que este in
diyiduo Ulibarri, 10 que no puede
conseguir por bien quiere cOnse.
guir con amenazas.
Soy con alto respeto. SIS.
APoLoNIo SENA.
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PERSONAL.

Roman Ortiz, de San Miguel,
estuvo en- Ia ciudad el Ju6ves.
Don Pl6cido Sandoval, dc Las
Gallinas, estuvo esta semana en Ia
ciudad.
Don Nicaci0 G. de Baca regres6
de visitar d sus padres en- La Lien.
DIRE, el Jueves.
M. s. Otero, ex.delegado de
Nueyo Mexico, cstuyo on Ia ciu-
dad esta semana.
Don Melquiades Ramires, del
Puerto de Luna, estuvo en- la ciu.
dad esia semana.
Vimos en- Ia ciudad, esta semana
d Don Alegandro Greslachowski,
de Puerto dc Luna.
Don Felix Martinez hizo un
viaje de negocios al vecino estado
de Colorado esta semana.
Don NestOr Montoya lleg6 a
esta de Santa Fe ell Jueves, regre.
sando 4 la antigua ell yiernes.
El ex.juez de pruebas, Hon.
Rafael Lucero, de Las Manuelitas,
visit6 la eiudad esta semana.
Su excelencia, ell Gobernador
Prince, de Santa Fe, nos hIzo una
agradable vista el Martes paEsdo.
Don Jose ID. Padilla, del Puer-
10 de Luna, nos hizo una placente-
ra y agradable vista oil Lunes pa
sado.
Estuvo en- In ciudad esta sema-
na, oil Lie. Benjamin NJ. Read, de
Santa re, acompahado de su fa-
milia.
Vimos en- Ia ciudad, esta semana,
al Hon. Rafael Romero, de Mora
Y a nnestro ASSESSOR Don Eepomu-
ceno Segura.
III j6ven S6stenes DeIgado y 81
estimable esposa Y hermana, Qua
daluplta, regresaron del Canon del
Aqua esta semana.
Don Juan Pendaries, de Rocia-
da, ha regresado 4 su hogar de IL
sierra despues de haber permane-
edo en- Ia ciudad algunos dias.
Don Florencio Aragon, conner
ciante de Antonchlco, on compa-
hia do 50 estimable esposa q hija,
visitaron Ia ciudad esta semana.
III inteligente j6ven Adolfo San
doval, de Las Gallinas, EN- CON-
pahia de su amable esposa vinieron
d atender al funeral de su mama.
Amado Romero y Pedro CANA
duran, dependencies en- el conner
clio dc Las Vegas, regresaron de
un viaje de recreo 4 Santa F6 Y
Cerrillos el Martes.
La sinpatica aehorita Eva Hub
bell, regres6 el Marieh de Berna-
lilo. q donde fn6 llamada por tele-
grafo por el aeeidento que sufFI6
su mama, Doha Ignaclias
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Veanse los locales acerca del
Doctor SimonsoD, Ell esta entrega.
Don Bonifacio Lucero POGO pres
to tendra que cambiar su yel0si.
pedo por uno de dos asientos.
El Mercedes pasado fu6 sepulta.
da una niha de Don Fraciseo Baca
y Sandoval; y otro dc Don Julian
TIujillo.
El 5 del eorriente tendra lugaf
en- Rociada, Ia misa de cabo dc
afi0, en- memoria de la iinada D0fla
Matilde M. Pandaries.
La corte suprema del Territorio
abri6 sus sesi0nes, en- Santa Fe,
el dia "a dc Julio. Todos los jue'
ces estuvicron presentes.
Don Adolfo Sandoval, desea ex-
presar su gratitud a todas las per
sOnas que tuvieron d bien acom'
paharlo en- su acerbo dol0r, Ell oca'
ci6n de Ia muerte dc su inolvida'
BILE madre.
III iovencito Clodio b. 0rtega,
tuvo Ia desgracia dc perder TN
oio esta semana. Le c0menz6
con un dolor bastante punzantei
despues se 10 c0menz0 d i1chal
hasta que so le revent6.
Todos los caballeros y sehoras
que sc han puesto en- manos de
DR.. Simonson durante las dos Sc
manas pasadas hablan en- los ter
minos mas halaglieh0s dc su buen
tratamient0.
Hablamos por experiencia que
ell DIR. Simonson es uno de los
mejores especialistas para curai
cualquier enfermedad dc los pies
4 nosotros nos ha sanado completa
mente de los clayOs. Ed.
Por todo el pals los Caballeros
de Labor, han sido victorlosos en-
todas las cuestiones que han tent
do de huelgas ETC., 10 que prueba
que es una buena organization, y
que 10 que reelaman es 10 Jnsto.
FalIcci6 en- Bernalillo, ell dia "a
de parto, Doha Rosita Chavez dc
Montoya, esposa dc Don Francis
co Montoya, y hermana de nues
tro superintendent de instruc
ci6n pdbl.ca, Don Amado Chavez
Parece que ell suclo dc NuevC
Mexico, que tantas ventajas natn
rales tiene es tambien adaptable
para In multiplication de la raza
humana; sabemos ser cierto que
una Mrs DeSanr di6 d luz esta Sc
mana, on Las Cruces d tres nihos
Jesus Ma. Ribera tiene IN buer
ndmero dc ovejas, novillos y caba
! Hos para vender, tambien tienc ran
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Communicable.

Editor de Ia yoz DEL PuEnto.
LAS VEGAS, Julio 10 de 1891.
Sirvase dnr publicidad en- las
columnas dc su apreciable sema'
mario d 10 siguiente:
El ola 23 del que rige, AgDeda
Sandoyal, adorada hija dc Don
Jose G. Sandoval, Isabelita Mon.
toya de Sandoval, dej6 este vale
de lagrinas, para unirse con los
angeles EN- las mansiones eternHE,
Era una interesante nina de POGO
mas que meses dc edad y era la
Ia idolatria de sus padres por sci
la linica nina que los acompanaba,
Simpatizamos con los aflijidos pa
dres On los momentos de su acerbO
dolor.
ID. CAsTELLANo Y EsPosA.
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con el tempo. Y como Ia opinion
pdblica esta educada Ell las ex.
tensas medidas de reforma que
ahora agitan al pals, el Psrtido del
Pueblo como ell medic de traerlos
8 una fruicion practica, marchara
haeia esa victoria que es impera-
tiyamente necesara para conse-
guir una vez mas aquella libertad
de obrar, & inpendencia de la die
taduria y al tribute, que es Ia he
redad de todo ser humane. En q
nombre de la libertad, por la cual
los padres de Ia repdblica empe-
naron su vida, sus fortunas y sa-
grado honor, apelamos d todo
hombre sincere, honesto y capaz
de pensar, a que nos ayude y asis.
ia en- nuestra lucha por los dere-
chos { igualdad, adhiriendose al
partido del pueblo,n
Al paso que lleva ell ciego vicio
de la concentration del poder por
virtud de riquezas innecesarias,
no tardara mucho sin que el pecho
dc una gran mayoria del pueblo sc
agite en- un grado de sentirse como
10 explica ell poeta On los t6rminos
siguientes:
Brame el Ponto dc c1iera irritado
A empuje mdo de hurnuan hurrcndo
RuJs, reviente en- horroroso sstruendo
III romeo remolino arrebatado.
Dosdichns dc, como coaecha, el hadoi
Pavesaa solo, el universe ardlendo'
Caiga el oleic pedazos, y eayendo
Dele al orbe en- sus ruinas sepultado.
silenclc va terror ). Devoren penas
10 que han dc devorar despuss gasanos;
III -csto acaben las feroccs hienss,
Y haya solo al dolor ecos lelanos...
rsto primero que arrastrar eadenasi
Primero, sl, que soportar tlranoal
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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-06-11

We yesterday bad the honor NJ see.
ing the "Petrel." the craft to be piloted
down the river to st. Lous by Lou
BruniDg in the early part Of July.
Tue dimensions Of the craft are IA x 3
feet aud l. very strongly built, With a
SEATING capacity Of ut least four good
sized men. TIE DR.. IL well pleased
with the construction Of his vessel aud
j. eager for tn day to come when he
will leave the foot NJ Main street on
Tongue river iu his VESSEL for the
pleasant though dangerous trip be has
planned. The launching Of th- PET
rel" will probably take place to-day or
tomorrow with all the ceremonies that
were ever accorded the largest man-of-
wa that first dipped lie keel into the
briny deep. The D.. has accorded US
an Invitation to take 4 sail with him
some time before h starts, which Will
be gladly accepted.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-06-11

Macbeth's pearl top and
"Pearl glass" lamP-chimneys
do not break from heat, not
one in a hundred; they break
from accidents.
They are made Of clear
glass as well as tough, as
clear as crystal. They fit the
lamps they are made for.
Shape controls the draft; they
are shaped right. Draft con-
tributes to proper combustion;
that makes light; they i'm
prove the light of a lamp.
But theycost a dealer three
times as much as common
and, as they do noe
break, he is apt to be anxious
lest they stop his trade. Di-
minished sales and less profit
are not agreeable to him. .
There are two sides to the
question. Have a talkwith him.
PittsburE. GRO. A. MACBETH & Co.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-06-11

J. NJ. T. Particle of the 5th Infantry s
travelling in Europe and having a de-
l.ghtful time. Since the day wh'n
Lieut.. Par'ello while stationed az Fort
Keogh, beguilei hi leisure hours ~
acting as correspondent for seversl
eastern papers, and exercised bisin'el-
lect by writing down this locality, we
have always taken q lively interest in
the Lieutenant progres- through this
vale Of tear. Judging from hi- con-
tinued absence from duty, he appears
t. be one Of the happy thrnng who
enjoy the benefits Of n pull" IN upper
army circles.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-06-11

The facilities Of the present day for
the production Of everything that will
coDduce 10 the material welfare and
comfort Of mankind are almost unlim-
ited and nen Syrup of Figs WAS first
produced the world was enriched with
the only perfect laxative known, "a is
the only remedy which IL truly pleas
ing and refreshing TO the taste and
prompt ana effrctual q cleanse the
system gently 10 the springtime or in
fact, at any time. and the better 1t is
known the more popular IL becomse.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-06-11

AZ yet IL j. not a certainty whether
the Miles City base ball team will visit
Glendive during the races or not rs
that Town has not wa lie known the
fact rs TO weth, r they iutenitp haug
up any inducement for tue boys or
not TO come DIVA. who will be under
more or less expense with no show 10
get even, 50 il would be advisable for
the club Of that city to take the ma ter
in Immediately and Jet u, know some
thing about L..
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-06-11

/ am an old man and have been a
constant sufferer with catarrh for the
last ten years. 1 am entirely cured by
the use Of Ely's Cream Balm. It is
strange tina; so simple a remedy will
cure such stubborn desease.-henry
Billings, U. s. Pension Atty. Wash
iDgton, ID. e.
For eight years / have suffered from
catarrh, which effect my eyes and
hearing; have employed many physi-
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second bottle Of Eiy's Cream Balm.
and fell confident q a complete cure.
Mary &. Thompson, Cerro Gorpo.
III.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-06-11

Tue many fitni- Of thel-t Cavalry
will Learn with regret mat that regi-
ment has received orders 10 change
stations with he 3rd Cavalry, now
stationed on the RIO Grand- in Trxa-.
II will be a severe change from the
bracing atmosphere Of Montana to the
scorchiug >irCcsos Of southwestern
T xls. bu, such j. life In the army.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-06-11

\ rumor reached Us Yesterday that
the annual target competition for the
department Of Dskpts aud the Colum
bia would be held o, Fort k-ogtB this
year. Should this prove true e will
result in Dringi x a large crowd 10
Keogh aud Miles City this summer.
The shoot usually takes place in
August.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-06-11

Porter Boston desires to inform the
public that he has engaged In the wood
business, and hereafter will be pleased
to receive orders T. stove wood. He
guarantees to furnish first class wood,
and would like to receive a share Of
the public patronage. Orders may be
left at this office. =
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-06-11

The very best Of reports come from
all along the line Of the ditch, an in-
creased acreage has been put into crop
aud everything that has been put in
the ground has come up smiling and
is in a very forward condition. The
cut worms have done some little dam
age but not enough to be in any de-
gree considered a calamity.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-06-11

Prof. Bach is an importer Of fine
wines and liquors, which are guarans
teed 10 he genuine and pure and are
especially adapted for medicinal aud
family use. BE also carries some very
fine brands Of imported cigars.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-06-11

Mcdonald and Tozer have opened q
feed and sale stable at the brick barD,
corner Of Main and Ninth streets, for
merry occupied by G. F. Ingersoll.
Special attention paid to breaking
horses.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-06-11

A pet ferret. Finder please return
TO the City Bakery.


Why endure 1t daily, nightly, ve had we'll nigh
said. hourly. They do who are tortured BY
chronic rheumatism. The remedy, botanic, pure
safe and prompt is a. hand. We're the evidence
in behalf Of HOstetters stomach Bitters eollated,
IL would be found 10 TEEN with well authentieat-
ed proofs that the medicine is both a prevents-
tive and a remedy in this malady OF varying
agonies and ever present danger. 70 ~forestaIl It's
chronic stage is the dictate Of prudence. Re
nounce dangerous medication. Far more effect
i've, more certain, more permanent IN the benih-
cent consequences isthe use Of the Bittsrs. tx
psrienoc ini0rses, the re commentator Of pbysi-
clans sanction is use. Begin early. use with
persistence, and expect relief Hosieiter's stom-
aeh Bittsu relieves constipation, biliousness q,
kidney ailments, dyspepsia and malarial trouble.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-06-11

belief that It will continue with the
same marked imprOvemeutsli through
the rest of the year.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-06-11

The rivers are taking a slow fan 70
thei: usual running point and will in
the course Of a few days be down as
low o. eger.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-06-11

The Kaisnka show troup arrived In
the city on No. yesterday morning
from Bozeman, their last stand, and
domiciled at the Mcqueen House.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-06-11

Both Of yesterdays east bound trains
were thirty MINUTES late while the west
bound were on time.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-06-11

Dan McCarty ,aa old Miles City resi-
dent, Is again IN the city, haIlIng from
the Wesle. q part Of the state.