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II isn't good eating, we find,
And no work rolls up pretty poor pay.
But even IL once we were blind
Wen reckon up some other day
BY our measure.
Our homes now are desolate, bare,
Our furniture's gone into pawn.
But Wilson and Grover don't care,
Since they've labored and brought forth
and borne
My measure"
Such robbers existing to rob,
While living in comfort and wealth,
Turning honest men out Of a job,
Should have a regard for their health.
We've their measure.
&C. r. Buckland.
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Sylvan No. 123O7, Percheron Nor.
man, color, black, weight 100 pounds.
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ano This ordinance ehall take effect and
no in fcrce from and after its passage ana pnDi''
cation. ,oo,
A.sesi' a J rAmcHnp. Mayor.
tsEAL] City Clerk. -, - 90,
First publication June ~, 1884
Notice.
y Land once, Watertown, $. D., May sth'
Complaint having been entered q. n's for ush shan
ca,i Hilljkeon against Frank T. Jorfis a, .vi a.aa
sa.' Ia',nn Me homestead entry No. loiuD, aa.eu
An,;I tx 1899 npon the south east quaI.ei a.r y,
.;pn ) township III. range 52 IA nIan. ,a.;an -
south Dakota with view ~. 20 i hereby summoned
nar sa'u st this office, before the Hon. hss's'e.
!" an the 7th day OF August, lesa, ..
n,clnck A. M to respond ana luInls. 'e'''A1'
concerning eaiu o'e6 JOHN b. HANTEN,
Receiver.
c~w.pn 4 SrovER, Attorneys Tor con'estan''
Watertown. >. y. 200. ---------
r,rst publication July 18th, 1874.
Sncriff's sale.
cta,e of Sonth Dakota, county OF .nv Grans, ss .
Mccormick harvesting Mnea.ns hanas D Miller. dc.
;.n ,endani !. hereby given that py virtue OF AN am
ereeution to me directed ana oes n,.rt.. ntfice OF
II II n,s - ind,caI circuit court. state OF SO
se il the county Of Grant n favor
judgmen.. .L harvesting Machine Company, =
and aSsnie ,ss oenns es1as' described Te.
aa as.s,e ~ said defendant towit: .;oht.en ns,.
s' The south e.. and Of
townsnabb oa i4sl Containing one hundred and s,x.y
io. ioI.. anrcrding TO the government sui'e! s
acre. nrant county, SOUTH Dakota 90. aov q,
And IT,. s1s On $. saq,ssy 6si o hs s 'ps
August =. .asi' ' tra,t door OF the court honee
sa in sss ssS sssps sss o ss
proceed 70 sSil rhnrles tnv p Miller in and :" TIC
70 to .as'SS "as ss
ment ana con.s md elehty-eich cents together
Al seeming e':,s asy s sss
the same III, .r1m nor s annum, At public auction' so
| the highest niuoei ~ JoHN A. WILLIAMS,
Sheriff of Grant county.
| /. Il. BEsrnsT, .,,t,s,, Attorney. =.
49, !. Milbsnk, south Dakota, this Nn o''
! Of July. 1894. 2
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Clmy Mcpherson No. l5l, Canadian
Draught Horse, Clydesdale, color bay,
weight 1900 lbs, good traveller.
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Ordinance No. So.

An ordinance to prohibit bicycles from being
The CIV Conncl OF the city Of Milbank DO
ordain as follows - lido
anv hicyele nnon any sidewalk within the lmlts
of the City of Milbank. ;.ha nro-
visions Of this ordinance shall upon cana,e,on -,
thereof, before the city justice. ne pa,n ian
dnas ns ., no1 1pa es than
aor nor erccedng ten days, or by both such hne
and imprisonment. -, .o,,a aa.ct and
10 - rcrce from and after its passage ana puDH'
cation. . ,o,
hppiosco' T. 3. SMITHER,
Attes.- Mayor.
SEAL City Clerk. -,
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CITY JUSTICE.

AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
Insurance and Collections promptly at
tended to. Pays taxes for non-resi-
dents, pertects titles and buys
and sells land.
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d.. ". 9. ASHTON.
DENTIST.
nE OFFICE OVER BLEsER's DRUG STORE,
Milbank, s. Oak.
Teeth extracted and filed without pain
- NJ PASCO,
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1894-06-02
Antes ST PerO AhOra No,

Las Vegas, N. NJ, Mayo 80, '04,
Hon. L. G. Fort, Procurador de
Distrito:
Caro- Senor: Tenga Vd. Ia bon.
dad de suplirme su opinion Official
sobre la question de que 81 quie,
mes son cOnstituidOs como votan.
tes legales, calificados para yotar
en- la eleccion para directories de
escuelas, que sera tenida en- los
distritOs escOlares, el primer Lu.
mes de JUNO de 1894. Tambien 81
acaso las paIabras "pagadores de
tasa," deben ser entendidos como
aquellOs que ya han pagado sus
tasaciOnes d la fecha de tai elec.
ciOn, o son aquellos que auuque
todavia no hayan pagado sus tGsa.
clones, estan asesados como paga.
dores de tasa dentro del Distrito
Escolar.
Sn respuesta q esta, por escrito,
sera altamente apreciada, de Vd.
Verdaderamente s. s.
LORENZO LOPEZ.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1894-06-02
SERMON
Pr0nunciadO pOr el RdO. Igna-
clio Nj. GrOm, en- la ParrO-
quia de Las Vegas eli DO.
ningO 20 de Mayo.

Dja de Ia SaHtisima Trinidad.
Es en- el nombrc dc Dlos, do Dlos
HiIo, dc Dios Espiritu Santo que la
lglesia sella todos sus sacramentos V
sus oraclones. Es On este santtsimo
nombre y bajo esta autorldad supre-
ma que hemos do sellar todas nues-
tras obras. De oriente 4 poniente. de
norte a sur toda criatura y todo espa-
clio SO llena con esta presencla de Ia
Santislma Trinidad. Ella al prlnei-
plo creo al primer hombre: "Vamos.
dice, hagamos al hombre segun nues-
ira semejanza imageh.n FL mundo
exterior es lmagen del hOmbre. nor
este 81 10 domina, y 4 su voz el hom.
bre es imagen de Ia Santfsima Trlnl-
dad. iQue siempre tenga cl prosecute
4 sg n0delJ! ------..-.
Croemos en- un solo Dios, por Ia ra-
zon bien simple que en- ia escala dc
los seres hay una escala superior que
NADIA debilitai queno es sujeto slno de
81 mismo. Es un esplritu puro. La
Idea dc Dios abarca conslgo Ia dc tcda
perfection. La materla, ror extensa
que este, tlene sus limItes; Ia perfec-
cion, y ell autor de toda perfection ON
sus criaturas, no tlene lfmltes Es
pues El un espirftu llbre dc toda tie.
IRA, do todo compuesto es luhnlta-
mente uno. 'Presente esta Dios en-
todos los espaeios. por melor deeir
todos los espacios estan presentas, v
sin El no hublera. I'll espaclo no es
mas que q receptdculo creado por
Dlos para luego ocuparlo todo Nadle
pues, nj NADIA puede escaparse de Ia
presencia de Dios; todo 10 We, todo 10
paIpa. Nuela Ill dltimo punio do
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1894-06-02
EN- PRO DE UNA CAUSA JUSTA.
Organization del PartidO del
Pueblo en- ell Condado de
Grant.

Nuestro colega ell Demiag Head
light, Ell su ndmero correspondent,
te al dia 80 del mes pasado, dice:
Los residences de Georgetown,
c0ndado de Grant, sc han declara,
do en- favor de un nuev0 partido
politico, nacional, Territorial Y de
c0ndado.
Una iunta muy enthusiastic fue
tenida en- ell salon de Ia ciudad ell
Sabado en- Ia noche. Sc manifes,
to mucho entusiasmo y sc determi,
no organizar en- todos los preciut
tos del condado primero y despues
seguir organizando en- todo ell Te-
rritorO. La nueya organization
sin duda alguua sera un ramal del
partido del pueblo.
El siguiente preamhulo Y reso.
luciones fuer0u adoptadas:
PoR CUANTo que en- vista de los
hechos, de que 81 permanecemos
aliados d alguna de los partidos.
republicano o democratic Sc espe.
rara que endosemos la politica
tinanciera Y antiamericana de los
mlsmos, 10 cual no podemos hacer
concienzudamente; por 10 tanto,
ReSHelrGSe, Que nosotros, los
V3taates DEL preCihto dc George,
town, de condado dc Grant en-
junta en- maGa reuuiLos, nos com,
prometemos d no endosar con
nnestros votos, q ninguna de las
personals que sean nOminadas por
alguno de los partidos viejos, y
que 81 Sc levanta algun partido
nuevO lie daremos nuestro soporte
Las resoluciOnes estan firmadas
por una comision que Sc compone
de los sehores, Malcolm McGregor,
Owen Hughes, j. G. Berry, John
knight, Chas, Davis, Jos. Schloser
y Alex McGregor.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1894-06-02

De conformidad con ell informe
dltimamente dad0 pOr la cOmision
de expertos acerca de la mala cou.
dicion fnanciera del condado,
causada segun 10 alegan los exper.
tos, poreI nal maneio lleyado 4 ca
DO pOr la comision de condado, los
ciudadanos. Francisco Manzana.
res, j. NJ. Cunningham, Jefferson
Raynolds y Marcus Brunswick,
pOr medic de sus abogados, Frank
Springer y A. A. Jones, han enta,
blado pleito contra la comision de
condado, que Sc compone de AMI
cetO G. Abeytia, Thos. w. Hay
ward y Leandro Lucero, restrin.
giendolos de pagar diueros que
no estan autOrizados pOr ley; tam
bien de no iucurrir deuda en- exec
so del 4 porciento, segun 10 provee
el acta del Congreso. La orden
de la corte ademas ordeha 4 los
cOmisionados de hacer un prorar
teo igual de los fondos del conda.
do Ell pago de los gastos corrien'
tes.
El salario de les comisiouados
es a razon de 500 al aho, y como
que antes de ahora sc han pagado
q razon de mil y pico de pesos, la
corte les Ordena que no se paguen
asimismOs nj un centavo hasta
que no hayan saldado al condado
la demasia que sin autOridad de
ley sc han estadO aprOpriando.
La orden tambien rinde sus cum
plimientos al escrihanO de c0nda.
do y ordena a los cOmisionad0s
que no lie paguen mas salario has.
ia que no salde las demasias que
sin derechO de ley la estado recil
biendo.
Los demandados han sido Orde,
nados de comparecer el Lunes
pr6ximO ante la corte, ahora en-
session en- Springer, para que ALI
y entOnces, muestren cauea 81 al
guna tienen para no obedecer ell
mandate de Ia ley.
La peticion. segun SO vera, esta
pOr los mas opulentOs pa
gadOres de cOntlibuciones en-
nuestrO condado, y pOr mucho
que Sc olga, no Sc podra probar
que este sea Ell hechO de TN indi-
viduO con ell solo fin de adelantar
miras politicas. El hechO de es.
tos sehores ha sido espontaneo,
motivadO por la cOndiciOn fnan.
ciera tan alarmante en- que Sc
haIla nuestrO cOndado. EIlos,
como unos de los principales con.
para ell sosten de nues,
Lro gobierno, han averiguado la
causa de depression tan enorpe. V
han puestO el remediO endonde
Green que debe de ser aplicado.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1894-06-02
RESPUESTA.

East Las Vegas, Mayo 80, '94.
Don Lorenzo Lopez, alguacil ma.
yor del cOndado de San Miguel,
N. NJ.
Caro- SeHor; Sn apreciable carta
del dia 30 de Mayo, suplicando mi
opinion Official sobre Ia question
que ST quienes son los votantes
legales que estan califcados para
votar en- la election para directo,
res de escuelas que sc tendra en-
los distritos escolares del conda.
do ell primer Lunes dc Junio de
1894, ha sido recibida. En- contes.
tacion a ella, lie reGero 4 va. a Ia
secciOn 10 cdpitulo 25 de las leyes
de 1891, Ia cual provee, "sOlamen.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1894-06-02
Anarquistas en- ell Puerto de
Luna.

Nuestro colega ell optic en- su
ndmerO del Jueves dice que ha
recibido information de que per
sonas pusilanimes y NAL ocupadas
conspirarOn para destruir Ia casa
de cortes, que no hace mas que nm
cortO tempo que fuG concluida.
Sc hallaron dos agujeros en- las
paroles del ediilciO rellenados con
explosives y suplidOs cada uno
con una meCha. Las aperturas
habian sido revOcadas con barro
para que no fuesen descubiertas.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1894-06-02

te votantes legales, Residences Y
pagadOres de tasaciones en- dicho
distrito, seran caliicados para yo.
tar en- dieha eleccion.n
Mi construction de esta seccion
es, que cualquiera persona que es
dueha dc propiedad Ia cual ba
sido aSesada para tasaciohes seria
en- el espiritn de la ley un pagador
de tasaciones y estaria iatitnlada
d votar, aunque no hubiese paga.
do sus tasaciones por ell aho pre-
sente, per0 al darle construction d
esta ley, debemos considerar tam,
blen la ley de exemption del Te,
rritOrio la cual exempta 5000 del
valor de propiedad, de tasacion, Y
por 10 tanto una persona para es,
tar intitulada a vOtar en- tai elec,
ci0n, 81 fuese cabeza de familia,
tendria que tener alguna propie.
dad Sujeta d tasacion, a mas de la
suma exempta por la ley, y propic.
dad de Ia cual podria el alguacil
mayor colectar por ley dicha tasa'
cion, bajO los provistos de la ley
para la colectaclon de tasaciones.
No obstante, 81 alguna persona
sc halla asesada, y ell alguacIl ma
yor no puede hallar ningnna pro.
piedad de Ia cual sacar dichas
tasaclones asi asesadas, la tai per,
soma no habiendo pagado tales
tasaciopes, esq persona no sera
pagadora de tasacion Y por 10
tantO no estaria intituada q votar
en- ,ta' elecclon. LA frase, "pagado'
res de tasacion en- dicho distritO,n
quiere decir, personals que actual
mente pagan tasaci0nes en- el dis.
trlto o personals de las cuales pue.
da ell aIguacil mayor enforzar ell
pago de dichas tasaciones, sobre
propiedad en- dicho distrito, V por
10 tanto 81 aIguna persona reside
EN- tai dlstritO escOlar y no paga
tasaciones en- dioho distrit0 . no
puede ell alguacil mayor colectar
dichas tasaciones de tai persona
en- dicho distrito, no esta intitula.
da d votar en- tai election.
Yo creo que con este doy plena
reshuesta a la pregunta dc Vd., V !
asi con debido respeto quedo de
Vd. Verdaderamente,
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1894-06-02
AHoRA NO ES DIZoUE,

A PeticiOn de AlgunOs Pagado-
res de TasaciOn ia C0rte Or
dena 4 los COmisiOnadOs
que no Sean tan Libe-
rales con los Fon-
dos PublicOs.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1894-06-02
l.. G. FORT.
Procurador de Distrito.

Es diiiciI Sa6er cuaI es ell obleto
de estas opiniones legsles concer.
niente d quererle guitar al pueblo
ell derecho de dar su s1fragiO co..
mo ciudadanos de los EstadOs Uni.
dos. Han pasado tres elecciones
de directories de escueIas desde
que pas6 tai ley. Los votantes
siempre han depositado su sufra.
gIo libremente sin que nadie los
eritara. En- esos amos 81 votaron
muy bien con mucha razon, V
dh0rd pdrecc que cdmbidR las ca
fdrdtasj go no son r0fQates. la len
no 10 permjfe, Y porqu6g Ell
tempo tai vez aclarara este miste,
rio.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1894-05-07
ST. CATHERINE SCHOOL.
Mother katherine DreXels Order OF
Sisters Assume COntrol-An In
portant Educational Ac-
quisitiOn.

Santa Feans will be pleased to learn
that Mother Katherine Drexel, the noble
Philadelphia woman, who has recently
founded the society of Catholic Sisters
known as the Order of the Blessed Sacra-
ment. has assumed charge of the st.
Catherine Indian school. She came here
some weeks ago upon the invitation of
Archbishop Chapele and looked person
ally over the situation, after which she de-
cided to take this Institution under the
control of her order and make of 1t q
combination normal and industrial school,
which promises to exercise very great
influence in Indian educational matters
The idea is TO impart an industrial edu-
cation to the Indian boys and girls while
also having stationed here an extra num-
ber of Sisters from the east who shall
while engaged as teachers, 60 through a
system of normal training themselves in
order to become efficient as teachers in
other Indian schools which this society
may establish.
Under this arrangement the govern
ment contract which this school has for
educating 100 pupils will be carried out
The term will open September 1. Many
repairs and improvements are necessary
to buildings and grounds and these were
commenced to-day,
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1894-05-07
OFFICIAL GOSSIP.

Gov. Thornton left this morning on an
official business trip to Las Vegas.
Sheriff Geo. W. Curry, of Lincoln, has
found it impossible to serve as member
of the territorial board of immigration
and has rendered his resignation. Mr..
Frank G. Raible, editor of the White
Oaks Eagle, has been appointed by the
governor to serve in Mr.. Curry's place.
The board of regents of the New Mex
leo Agricultural college is in session at
Las Cruces to-day.
A private letter received in this city
this morning gives positive information
to the effect that Col. John W. Fleming, of
Silver City, has been appointed U. s. coal
mine inspector vice Spears removed.
There has been some question about it,
but this letter states that the appointment
was made March "a, and that Col. Flem-
ing has now only to qualify and file his
bond before entering actively upon his
new duties.
The opinion of the secretary of the in
terror, reversing the decision of the COM
missioner of the general land Office in the
coal contest of Frederick Muller against
Sherrard Colemen. was received at the
local land Office this morning. Forty
acres of valuable coal land near Cerrillos
are involved. The secretary holds that
Mr.. Coleman, being a U. S. deputy min
eral surveyor, is disqualified from enter
ing coal land. The defendant has thirt!
days to file motion for review of thu
proceedings. The decision reversed wal
made by ex-Commissloner Stone. Mr.
Coleman will ask for a review of tn
case.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1894-05-07
DEATH OF AN OLD TIMER
Florence DOnOghue Has Crossed the
Dark Rivera Unique
Character.

Florence Donoghue, of the firm of
Donoghue & Monier, we'll known through
out New Mexico as contractors and build
ers, died at his home in Santa Fe about
o'clock yesterday afternoon. After
severe attack of pneumonia he was
stricken with paralysis on the 1st of Jan
uary; afterward recovered sufficiently
from what is known to the medical pro-
fession as an incurable malady to be
about the streets for six or eight weeks;
but, while sitting in the plaza two weeks
ago to-day, he suffered a second stroke
and his ply sician and friends then recog-
nized the fact that his case was hopeless.
The deceased was born in Dublin, Ire
land, about 62 years ago; came to America
in boyhood; settled in Missouri and served
in the Confederate army under Generals
Price and Van Dorm; moved to New Mex
leo in 1865 and located at Cimarron,
where he engaged in the cattle business,
besides working at his trade and working
mines at Elizabethtown; accumulated
fortune of probably $4,000; moved to
Santa Fe in 1875, where he has since re-
sided. His first piece of work in this city
was the construction of vault for the
First National bank in the old Catron
block. In 1884 he formed partnership
with Mr.. Q. Monier for the purpose of
contracting and building and immediate
ly began work on the capitol. After that
the new firm had plenty of employment
Among the structures put up by them are
the federal building, the brick annex to
St. Vincent sanitarium and the three
story brick convent of the Sisters OF Lor-
reto, besides business blocks and resi-
dences all over town.
Florence Donoghue was unique char
acter. He made the most of his oppor-
tunities. He was the walking embodl-
ment of industry; he lost two or three
little fortunes and died in comfortable
circumstances; he WAS uncommonly
shrewd but honorable in his transactions;
his nimble tongue was always ready with
a witty speech touching any subject; all
his acquaintances we're his friends. His
familiar figure will be missed from the
streets of the capital city.
He leaves widow, and sister in Chi
cagp. The funeral will take place at
Guadalupe church tomorrow at o'clock
under the direction of Father Defouri
and the body will be buried in the ceme-
terry of the church named.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1894-05-07

The newly elected school board meets
to organize at o'clock tonight.
Stated communication of Montezuma
lodge, No. l, at 7:3O this evening at Ma
sonic hall.
The gayest sort Of an assemblage was
to be seen in the plaza during the concert
hour yesterday afternoon.
Marius Martin and John Hampel have
the contract for important improvements
at St, Catherine school.
The water company paid off its men on
Saturday evening and local merchants had
an unusual rush of trace as result.
Mr.. Frank M. Jones has purchased
from Hon. T. Alarid fine young orchard
down the river, paying $1,000 therefor.
The militia ball at Gray's hall brought
together some 200 dancers on Saturday
night and the jolliest sort Of a time was
had
Santa Fe now has good prospects of
having first-class race track before
many days. Properly managed such an
enterprise could be made to pay well. 1t
would help local business by attracting
crowds from the adjacent mining camps.
Chas. Neustadt has just added an ele-
CANT new bar, sideboard and ice chest to
the attractions of his popular wet goods
establishment on the west side of the
Soehnchen and is excellent In all re-
spects.
Send few of your many house plants
to beautify the plaza monument flower
bed. Many have already responded to
this suggestion, but the bed is yet barren.
If citizens do their duty this bed can be
made mass of color in few days. Let
Santa Fe's housewives attend to this and
contribute at least one potted plant.
Manager Claussen, OF the Palace hotel,
is convinced that it pays to advertise in
the New MEXICAN. He had 103 guests for
dinner yesterday, nearly half of them
being town people. Unfortunately, some
were not as promptly served at table as
is usual at the Palace. This was because
of sickness in the regular force of walters
and no one could be found to act as sub
stitutes. Next Sunday no pains will be
spared to make the service prompt.
The NEW MEXICAN is pleased to chron-
icle the appreciation of Santa Feans of
the terpsichorean art, as evidenced by the
success with which Prof. Landrum is
meeting. No one stands higher than he
as a gentleman and thorough master of
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1894-05-07

ing company, came down from the Chama
placer fields on Saturday and will meet
Mr.. William R. Watson, secretary of his
company this evening, and both will de-
part for Chicago, Milwaukee and Buffalo
in the morning. Mr.. Meyer was formerly
treasurer of the city of Buffalo. He speaks
encouragingly of placer mining prospects
on the Chama.
Mrs. j. Mills Kendrick and daughter ar
rived from Albuquerque yesterday ano
took rooms at Mrs Laughlin's, intending
to remain some weeks They are accom-
panied by Miss Dyer, of Columbus.
Mr.. G. G. Bell, prominent fruit com
mission merchant at Boonville, Mo-, il
seeing Santa Fe orchards under the guild
ance of Judge Walker.
Hon. Z. B. Catron and R. G. Gortne
left last night to be absent at Socorr'
until Thursday.
Mrs. w. H. Coleman and Mrs. Jas. Rum
mells, of Cerrilos, are visiting friends il
the city.
Fred Armijo is up from Las Cruces.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1894-05-07
THE SILVA GANG.
Another Crowd of Criminals Brought
to the Pen.-MaeStas to be
Hanged at Las Vegas.

Chief Justice Thomas Smith continues
the good work of sentencing criminals to
the penitentiary in the district court at
Las Vegas. Deputy Sheriff Felipe Lopez,
accompanied by Deputy Sheriff Page
Otero, of this city, and two other deputy
sheriffs of San Miguel county, arrived in
this city Saturday night having in charge
five criminals who will serve terms in the
penitentiary. Three of them, Librado
Polanco, Remegio San2oval and MARITIME
Gonzales Blea receive life sentences for
completely in the hanging of the man
Macs to bridge in Las Vegas two years
ago. These men we're all members of the
notorious San Miguel county secret so
ciety and their conviction leaves only 8
few members of the society at large, the
principal one being Vicente Silva, the
leader of the gang. Following the exam
pie of the six who were convicted but a
few days ago, Polanco, Sandoval and Bles
all pleaded guilty to murder in the second
degree and Judge Smith gave them the
full limit of the law.
David Salazar was sentenced to serve q
term of five years for the heinious crime
of rape committed upon his own 14-yeal
old daughter. Filomeno Gallegos was
sentenced for three years for stealing
cattle.
The men are all safely incarcerated in
the penitentiary and Superintendent
Bergman says they are the hardest look
ing lot he has yet received at the pen.
TO BE HANGED.
Herman Maestas, who murdered Juar
Romero near Los Alamos last month, has
been sentenced by Judge Smith to be
hanged at Las Vegas on the 2lst inst.