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El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1894-07-28
PROSPECTUS DE ADMISSION.
UltimaS NOticiaS COncernienteS
al EstadO.

Diversas opiniones y noticias han
circulado en- estos Gltimos dias concer-
niendo la probabiidad de que Sc nos
una acta de habilltaci6n du-
rante la presente session del Congreso,
pero hasta ahora, despues de que el
reporte favorable de la comislon del
senado fue presentado dicho cuerpo
ell Microbes pasado IS del presente,
NADIA mas Sc ha determinado de cier-
to. FL o5staculo mas fuerte, aunque
de transcendental importancia, sera la
necesidad de considerar el proyecto
arancelario. De manera que es la OPT
MON de muchos senadores, amigos de
Nuevo Mexico, que no ser que la
session presente Sc prolongue fuera de
todo calculo, la consideration sobre
nuestra admission quedara pospuesta
dehnltivamente hasta la proxima Sc
sion corta del Congreso. Lo que con
placer podemos ahora anunciar es que
nuestra admission sera cierta entonces,
puesto que ahora solamente 10 privara
la exigencia de tempo. El reporte
por toda la comision ell Microbes, no
deiara campo alguno para cavilacl6n
de parte del senado. Las enmiendas
que sugiere la comisi6n en- ell proyecto
a segdn pasaio por la camara de re-
presentantes, no son muy materialeS,
y no podran de ninguna manera en-
peligrar ell proyecto cuando Sc devuel-
va la camara para su concurrencia.
Sc reducen solamente a cambio de fe-
chas para elegir miembros a la conven-
ci6n Constitutional, tempo de tenerse
esta y tempo para someter la consti-
tucion al voto del pueblo, asi como
para someter nuestra boleta de ohcia-
les de estado.
El proyecto a segdn paso en- la ca
mara hace algunas semanas, estipula.
ba que la election para miembroS de
la convention constitutional fuese te-
nida en- ell dia Martes, despues del pri
mer Lines de Noviembre de 1894, y
la convention sc fjaba de reunirse
para el primer Lines en- Diciembre
pr6ximo venidero. Para ell segundo
Martes de Mario de 1895, dicho ms.
trumento tendria que ser sometido al
pueblo del Territorio para su ratifca.
ci6n 8 rechazo, y tambien proveia que
Ia election de ohciales de estado y ur
miembro del Congreso pudieran sci
tenidas en- la misma fecha. En- el pro
yecto del senado estas fechaS han side
cambiadas para poner d nuestro Terri
torio bajo ell mismo pie del territoriC
de Utah, cuya acta de habilitaci6n L
fue concedido en- dias pasados. Este
es d segin el cambio, la convention
constitutional Sc reunira el pr6ximC
Mario de 1895, para redactar un;
constitution la cual sera sometida pa
ra ratification al pueblo en- una elec
ci6n que Sc tendri al efecto en- No
viemble del miSmo aho, cuando 90
bernador, miembro del Congreso
otros ohciales de estado serin escoji
dos.
Como Sc vera bajo ningun aspect,
podriamos erigirnos como estado so
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1894-07-28
Gale del Pacilico, Las Vegas, N. M,

Tengo el placer de anunciar a mis-
numerosos amigos y parfoquianos que
considerando los tiempos tan criticos
me he decidido hacer una rebaja gram
de en- precios por herrar caballos conf
postura de carros y toda otra obra que
Sc execute en- ell ofcio de mi profession.
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MAKING DURAN,

Fofthe Nwl 4 Sec. %, TIP. II N. r. 1lE.
lie names the following witnesses 70 prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultlva-
tion OF said land viz:
Cristobal Sona aud faustin Garcia, of santa
Fe, n. NJ Jaeint0 Duran and Paulin Aguilar, OF
Villanueva, n. NJ.
JAMES II. WALKER,
Register.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1894-07-28
INDUSTRIAL Y PEREZA.

A segun hemos recomendado antes
en- varios escritos de nuestro periodi-
co descubriran nuestros lectores que
ell dedicarse a una ocupaci6n dtil es
bene6ciosa produce ell bienestar y fe-
licidad de la persona que Ia ejerce,
Mientras que la pereza y ociosidad
engendran el viclo, Ia maldad yel atra-
so. FL que no Sc mete y anda enrre-
dado en- asuntos que no lie pertenecen
iamds Sc We en- aprietos 8 posici6n
dura de donde no puede salir,
Hay un agentc, y este Sc llama
'la pereza. Lapereza incllna al hom-
bre 4 todo 10 malo, d todo 10 vicioso.
lie encuentra siempre listo a acometer
toda empresa por descabellada que
sea. Necesitando dinero para soste-
ner sus vicioS sin trabajar, la pereza
lie hace asesino, ladron, peruro, EN-
bustero, tracalista, calumniador y has
ia politicastro, llenando todo el calen-
dario de maldades y ninguna de las
virtudes. FL perezoso tiene todo el
tempo para pensar en- ell NAL y nj un
segundo para ocuparse del bien. Las
inclinaciones que su imagination lie
dicta las sigue ciegamente hasta trope-
zar con ell castigo, Siempre esta listo el
perezoso para escuchar y tragarse facil-
mente todaS las mentiras, enrredos y
chismes que lie ofre2ca el tentador, y
lsto siempre para emprender cualquie-
IA empresa por temeraria que sea, la
cual le ofrezca alivio temporario d rota
bolsa (por que mas que le eche nada
conserva.) Todas sus transacciones
y negocios no pueden sufrir ell escruti-
Mo claridad que brinda la luz del
sol. Para el perezoso todo son tinie-
bias y sus asuntos, empresas y nego-
clos Sc llevan d efecto bajo la capa de
la oscuridad, y Sc cumple en- el pro-
verbio que dice; "Qui mall agii
| Odil Mcem" sci que haoe el NAL
odia la luz" dispenser nuestro latin
tai yez este erroneo, pero el signifcado
espahol no 10 esta,)
Fin de todo este son los desenga-
nos, la amargura, ell pesar y la desdi-
cha.
Guam diferente es el otro cuadro
que representa- Ia ocupacion dhl, la di-
ligencia, Ia asiduidad. FL hombre
que Sc ocupa constantemente en- la pro-
fesion, en- el oficio, empresa 8 tarea
que desempehe cada dia, no lie deja
su ocupacion tempo, nj un solo Sc
| gundo, para pensar en- el NAL, toda su
Imagination, toda su energia y toda
su iuerza sc hallan concentradas er
aquel trabajo 8 tarea que proporcio-
ne abundante sostenci6n 4 su familia,
81 hay cuentos 81 hay enrredos 8 NAL,
dades, el no 10 sabe, no tiene tiempC
para meterse en- clio, su concienci;
estd tranquila. No sc mete en- cami
sa de once varas a sostener caprichoi
ajenos en- tempo dc la politica, sc con
tenta con dar su voto pacihcamentt
a la persona que mejor lie parece d.
su partido, y sc acab6 sc vuelve re
tirar d sus ocupaciones sin que nadi'
le moleste y sin meterse el con nadie
Para el no hay temores de que 81 Sc
descubre Gsto 8 aquello me meterir
en- la jarana-se dice para 81 cuando
oye de bullas 8 enredos: "eI que nadi
! debe NADIA teme" III dnieo temo
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NOTICE FoR PUBLICATION.
HOMESTEAD No. $3.50.

LAND OFFICE AT SANTA FE, N. MI
July "A, IegI !
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice OF bis intention
TO make final proof In support OF his claim, and
that said proof will be made before the Probate
Judge or Clerk OF San Miguel County, at Las
Vegas N. NJ, on Sept. 4, 1874, viz. .
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1894-07-28

10 Ganntizo que mis- preeios son mas bara-
tos sque en- nlngnne otra heueria. Recibire tam.
bien toda elase de productos del pals en- pago pOr
mis- seryiclos
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Home.seekers' H Excursions south.

e The Baltimore 4 Ohio Southwestern
Railway has arranged series of Home
seekers excursions to points in Virginia,
North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia,
Florida, Kentucky, Tennessee. Alabama,
Mississippi and Louisiana at one fare for
the round trip.
The dates of these excursions are as
follows: June 9TH, July 9th, August
7th, September 4th, October I'd, Novem-
Der 9th and December 4th.
Tickets will be good for twenty days,
with stop over privileges in State in
which ticket is sold.
A splendid opportunity to visit the
Valley Of Virginia and other points
South. ~
For rates and further information
apply to nearest agent of the B. & O. s.
". R'y, or address o. P. McCarty. Gen.
eral Passenger Agent, st. Louis, Mo.
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Sale of Bonds.

Sealed proposals for the sale of eighteen
hundred dcllars (e1, ,S0O) Of the bonds Of The
Porter's Mill Free Turnpike No. 76, will be
received ct the County Auditors Ofice, in
Hillsboro, Ohio, until Monday, the 26th day
Of November, A. D., 1894, at 10 O'Clock, Q. m.
Said bonds are dated November lst, 1894 and
bear interest ct the rate Of six per cent per
'annum, interest payable semi-snnually, the
first day Of March and the first day Of Sep
tember each year, with coupons attached for
the semi-annual installments of interest.
Coupons No. Of each bond being for six
dollars Gee 00) each, and the other coupons Of
said bonds for nine dollars Gee 00) each. The
said bonds are for three hundred dollars
($S00. 00) each, and numbered II, 10, 16, II,
IS and 49, and become due as follows
No. "A. March 1st, 1908 15, March 1st, 1909;
16, March LIST, 1910; II and IS, March lst,
1911 and 10. March 1st, 1919.
Said bonds are issued by authority Of Sec
tion 4806 Of the revised statutes Of Ohio for
1880, and will be sold to the highest respons-
ible bidder, at not less than the face value
thereof, and any interest that may have ac-
crued thereon.
The privilege is reserved Of rejecting any or
all bids o. P. HEMPsTEAD,
JOHN W. RHoADs
GEORGE e. RHoADs.
Commissioners, OF the Porter Mill Free
turnpike No. 70, October 30th, 1891
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A General Improvement in Ilusincss Ex-
,,.osed--A tain OF About c5oo.0vU Z.
the Gold Reserve for tho Week.
NEW YoRK. Nov. l0.--E, q. buns
Weekly Report says;
business has been waiting fiic greater part
of the week und tho elections are expected TO
give it n sharp sti'nrlus. Whether mon arc
right or wrong IN expecting better things. the
fact that they expect them t.cs tcnu 10 lnakc
things better. Thus n larger ,clunc OF trade
might DC anticipated. although no present
events can alter the size OF t,ic corn crop nor
make the demand for wheat %. ,utto: closer to
the supply. Neither can the ciuctioE returns
alter tho tariff, and, II any Industry l., affected
by it, favorably or unfayorabiy. tho situation
is exactly the same rs it was oof5ro the people
voted, at least for some time ~ como But it
is fail to infer that further notifications OF
the tariff arc rendered less probable By tho
elections OF Tuesday
"rhc treasury reports n gain % about $500
600 In its gold reserve for the .ccl; but tho
Customs and internal receipts arc .cry low am.
for tho month of Novembci thus. Itr tho cx-
penditurcs have exceeded tho receipts about
so per cent. Foreign imports at New YORK have
shown gain df only 2.26 per ccn,.. while III the
exports of domestic products from New York
there appears u loss Of si5o0 900 for the same
weeks, or 2s per cent
Tho shipments from Boston, according to
the shoe nhd Rubber Reporter, were 1880
cases for the week. against 5i.0e6 for the stine
week last ycir. No change in prices has
been Eo,cd, although manufacturers still COM
plain that present prices Of shoes and boots
are not rclnuncrative with present prices fof
leather
In the textilc Industries there is rather
more hesitation than appeared week ago
Print cloths are lower, having declined to a.G.c.
and some of the print mills have discontinued
production bccause the demand Is unsatisfac,.
tory. the shrinbage in the western and SOUTH
ern dcmaud being attributed to the low prices
OF wheat and cotton. and to the short crop Of
corn. Scarcely ANYTHING is doing in WOODEN
goods tor spring delivery, and the demand for
fall and winter goods has nearly disappeared.
In general it is believed that the spring orders
thus Tar are not more than half the usual guam
tity.
Reports OF failures are on the whole en-.
couraging in comparison with last year, and
yet the volume OF liabilities Is larger for the
season than in any year Of ordinary pro sperlty.
The aggregate In five weeks ending November
has been el0,772,943 OF which e4,3S6,775 were
Of manufacturing and q, 6,303, ,6S. of trading con-
Germs. The failures during the past week
have been 26l In tho United States, against 35s
last year, and g. in Canada, against ~ last year.
There have been few failures OF consequence
during the week. but none OF extensive infiu.
pncp.
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GUISEvERE FoReIvEs.
His Outrageous Lateness at the Tryist
Expiated by Glorious Gift.

lis North Chicago, and the night is
waning swiftly TO its close; the greenish
saffron of the east into a spread of Grim
son grows; anon we hear the roar Of
wheels, the heralds of the breaking
morn, the peeler yawns himself awake
and goes to seek an early horn.
At yonder easement Guinevere, Chica.
go's fairest damsel, stands; her brow
that glistened like the snow, is held
betwixt her lily hande; eftsoons tear,
pearly drop, adown her cheek of satin
steals; and with the wait OF her fatigue
and wretchedness, she fairly reels!
Since yesterday the maid hath stood and
waited for her lovers voice; at every
step she cried "He comesl" and bade
her heavy heart rejoice; but ah, the step
it was not his; twas but the butcher
with his bill, the landlord breathing
threats, or else the doctor rolling in a
pill.
But now, ay, now, indeed he comes
He swings along with wonderous grace;
the foam of beer is in his beard and Joy
is on his handsome face; he leans upon
the easement sill and cries: "My darling,
are you there?" The maid had waited,
waited long, and anger followed her
dispair.
"Yes, by St. Hurbert, am here, and
here I've been since Noah's flood, and
here methought I'd have to stay until
the springtime came to bud. Now, tell
me why you did not come at yester.
noon, or here my rede-Ill go and splice
with Jhon Bejones, and then your name
will be Mud, indeed"
"At yesternoon," the lover said, 81
heard about stranger fair, who Just
had struck the town and sold new and
most delightful ware; longed to bring
you then a gift; l hunted him through
fen and brake, along the crowded boule
Yards, and over twenty miles OF lake,
| followed him through Lincoln Park
and chased him all the rivers length,
until, odds death, l giddy grew, and
failing quickly was my strength. And
then caught him, bought his ware;
and here I lay it at your feet; it's sweet
er than the bulbu's song, and so hand
it to the sweet"
She ope'd the packard then her
arms-and or ed: "My noble lover,
come!" The splendid youth had brought
her home, achnnk OF Jonsing's chewing
gum.
N. B.-This is not an advertisement.
Chicago Tribune
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The Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Panl
NY Runs

Electric lighted vestibuled trains, be-
tween Chicago, Milwaukee,. ST. Paul and
Minneapolis. daily.
Through parlor cars on day trains be-
tween Chicago, st. Paul and Minne-
apolis.
Electric lighted vestibuled trains be.
tween Chicago and Omaha and Sioux
City, daily.
Eight fast trains, each way, daily,
between Chicago and Milwaukee.
Solid trains between Chicago and
principal points in Northern Wisconsin
and the Peninsula OF Michigan.
Through trains with palace sleeping
cars, free chair cars and coaches between
Chicago and points in Iowa, Minnesota,
Southern and Central Dakota.
The finest dining cars in the world.
The best sleeping cars. Electric read
ing lamps in berths.
The best and latest type of private
compartment cars, free reclining chair
cars and buffet library smoking cars.
G,l50 miles OF road in Illinois. Wis.
consin, Northern Michigan. Iowa, Min.
nesota, Missouri, South Dakota, and
North Dakota.
Ticket agents everywhere sell tickets
over the Chicago, Milwaukee & st.. Paul
R'y or address Geo. H. Heaford, Gen'l
Pass. Ag't, Chicago, III.
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OLNEY AND LABOR.
The Attorney General Favors Organixa-
tion-Labor Unorganixed Is PowerIcss.

The Attorney General Favors Organixa-
tion-Labor Unorganixed Is PowerIcss.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 10.-The contro-
versy between the receivers of tho
Reading Railroad Co. and such en-
ployes as arc members of tho
Brotherhood OF Railway Trainmen
has prompted the expression of
opinion from Atty.-Gen. Olney in
the form Of a letter to Judge Dallas. of
the United States circuit court, before
whom the case is pending. The diff
Guilty between the two organizations
reached a crisis on August Is last,
when General Superintendent Swell
gard summoned before him eleven cm.
ployes and notified them that they
should abandon the brotherhood us a
condition of retaining their places
with the railroad company.
Attorney General Olney's letter holds
that labor unorganized is practically
powerless, that in ordinations such
as this lies the only safeguard of the
workingman in his dealings with or
ganized capital, and that his right to
belong to union-benefcial in its in
tents and purposes-is a legal right
which he can not be deprived of.
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Death Of Miss pel,c Anderson.

The following notice details the death
OF Miss Belle Anderson, cousin OF
Capt. Jas. II. Anderson, of this place.
We quote from one OF the Lafayette,
Indiana, papers:
The death OF Miss Belle Anderson,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs E Ten. An
derson, which occurred Wednesday
morning at 9lO o'clock, has cast a gloom
over the entire community. A sweet
young lie just unfolding into the rare
promises Of beautiful, useful woman.
hood has been called from among us,
and broken hearts stand awed and
crushed under the great bereavement.
The dear ones left behind can only
draw closer together and through this
great sorrow bow in humble submission
to the Father "who doeth all things
we'll" For many weeks Belle Anderson
has been patiently, accomplishing, he
roically battling with death, skilled
physicians and loving friends doing
everything in human power to stay the
dread destroyer that slowly undermined
her delicate constitution, and which
has finally borne her away. Life with
all its joys and promises was precious
to her, but with remarkable Christian
fortitude she was resigned to the Divine
will and as for days her life has hovered
between heaven and earth he was ready
for the summons, aud her death was
glorious, triumphant.
To know Belle Anderson was to love
and admire her. Beautiful, possessing
a wondrously sweet disposition, uni
versal favorite, with rare graces of heart
and mind she endeared herself to all,
even the little children speak in loving
tones OF her life, and exerted upon those
about her an influence elevating and
ennobling. 1t may have been o. ly
kindly good morning." but it carried
with it winsomeness and gcnuineness
OF character that fingered with the one
upon whom bestowed and made the
world brighter and better. Such natures
are too rare and the world sadly needs
their presence. Thus during her short
life OF nineteen summers she went
about dispensing loving deeds. inspiring
goodness, and though her earthly years
mark but the beginning OF life her
mission is filed, she has not lived in
vain, but has left an influence that will
widen to the shores of eternity, for life
is lived in deeds, not years. But it is in
the dear home life which Belle Ander.
son has specially blest and made happy
that she will be most sadly missed. To
the bereaved father, mother and sister,
the sympathy of many friends is extend.
ed and if human sympathy and love
could avail, comfort would be theirs.
Their loved Belle, though called just as
her sweet life was expanding into
broader usefulness and larger responsi
bilities is not dead, but is transformed
into more glorious life, surrounded by
eternal Joy and happiness, the inheri.
tance OF the loved of God
The funeral will occur from the fam
lily residence a. 8 o'clock this afternoon,
Rev. VIM. Writ King officiating. The
interment viii be in Springvale ceme
terry.
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liheuma,Ism M.

Rheumatism is caused by uric acid in
the blood, and is an unfailing indication
that the kidneys are performing their
functions imperfectly. After the poison
has entered the system, the symptoms
are aggravated by dampness, exposure
to cold, improper food, drinking to ex-
cess, ETC., but the cause remains the
same, imperfect action of the kidneys.
DR.. Humphreys has given the treatment
of rheumatism his profound attention
for over forty years his SPECIFIC NO.
15 is the result. 1t goes directly TO the
spot, opens the c!ogged passages, per-
mitting the secretions to pass off, the
cure follows quickly and surely. No. 10
cures Rheumatism, Acute and Chronic,
Lumbago, Sciatica and all forms OF
Rheumatic Pains, Soreness, Stiffness
and Lamcness. A small bottle OF pleas
ant pellets fits your vest.pocket. Sold
by druggists, or sent on receipt OF price,
25 cts. or Eve for ST. 90. HUMPHREYS
MEDICINE COMPANY, corner Will
liam and John sts., New York.
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Low Rates to Texas.

The Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern
-Railway will, on October 23d and No
vember 9th. sell tickets from all points
on it's lines to points in Missouri, Kan.
sas, Arkansas, Texas. Louisiana and
New Mexico. at one fare for the round
trip, plus, two dollars. The Dallas Elk.
position and Texas State Fair will be in
full operation, displaying the wealth Of
Texas' resources. Tickets will be good
for twenty days from dates Of sale With
liberal stop-over privileges. For partic-
ulars apply to any ticket agent B. & o.
8. w. R'y or address
G, WARFEL, Asst Gen. Pas. ACT.
Cincinnati, Ohio.
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Estate of DR.. S. J. Specs.

NOTICE is hereby given that the UNDER
IN signed has been duly appointed and
qualified as Executor of the viii OF Samuel
Persons having claims against said estate
Will please present same to Gardner, Worley
and Sans, attys., Hillsboro, Ohio and those
the same to said attorneys. Z. BARRERE.
October 81, 1891.
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Promotions I'm the Army,

:, WASHINGTON, Nov. 1o.-Brig. Gen.
Alexander Mcdowell McCook has been
appointed major general of the United
States army. vice Gen. Howard, re-
tired, and Col. James w. Forsyth, of
the Seventh cavalry, has been pro-
noted to brigadier general to succeed
McCOOk
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Refused to Indict Missigsippl ofnciala.

JACKSON, Miss, Nov. 1O.-The fed.
eral grand jury, by vote of more than
2 to /, refused to indict the governor,
treasurer and auditor in the matter of
the printing of the Mississippi state
warrants, it being alleged by Chief
Hazen, supported by Secretary Car
Isle and Attorney General Olney, that
they violated the laws, "being in like.
ness and similitude of United States
currency and national bank notes."
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Committee on APPROPRIATIONS.

z WASHINGTON, Nov. l0-Chairman
Sayres, of the house committee on APP
preparations, has issued a call for tho
members of the committee to meet in
Washington the third week in Novem-
ber. 1t is customary for the committee
to begin the preparation of bills for the
short session in advance Of the meeting
of congress.