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, 1898-11-10
THANKSGIVING DAY PROCLAMA-
TON.

In conformity with established GUS
tom and in accordance with the procla-
nation of the president. Thursday the
oath day of November, 1898, is hereby
designated as a day of thanksgiving.
AS a nation we should be thankful
for abundant harvests. an increase in
foreign trade and a which
leaves a large balance in favor of this
country; the strengthening of our pub
lie credit, and the successful conclusion
Of a war, the results of which will be Of
the first Importance to this nation.
The history of this country has been
such during the last year that every one
of us should be thankful to Divine
Providence for the privilege Of Ameri-
can citizenship.
As a state we have much to be thank
full for. In the great events OF the year
just closed Wyoming has played it's
part and fulfilled its place in the sister
hood of states. Dur people have been
favored at home and abroad. There
are no idle men in Wyoming. Labor
and business enterprise are well re-
warded. AS a component part Of the
ration and as a sovereign state we
have good cause for ~thankfulness.
Therefore. upon the day set apart let
the people come together in their ac-
clstomed places of worship and offer
praise and thanks to Almighty God for
all the blessings so generously confer
red upon them.
Done at the city Of Cheyenne, this
9th day of November. A. D. 1898.
w. A. RICHARDS.
BY the Governor.
C. W. BURDICK,
Secretary of State.
, 1898-11-10
OUR PREMIUMS

The Republican is now Offering q nne
Rand-McNally double map (the world
on one side and the United States on
the other) AZ = premium for each year.
ly subscription which is paid in ad-
'ance; anc q copy Of the Standard War
Atlas for Ask months subscription.
These valuable works may be seen
at our once: and to those who do not
care to pay . year or SIX months in
advance. We will sell the map for Il. OF
the atlas for 50 cents.
, 1898-11-10
s~nes !. Death. Face.

Surely pathos could go no further
than this. A little girl raj killed by
the engine Of . passing train In south
Queeusland. Australia. Said the driver:
81 NV the little child ON the TRACK. and
the slght WAS q that almost made my
heart stop beating. She was eitting
down playing. 1t appeared. with the
stones. She was not old enough to un-
derstand the position she was IN. When
I blew the whistle. the little tot just
turned around. and as the engine drew
near her abe looked up at me and anil
ID. "-Melbonrne Age
, 1898-11-10
SHEEP

SHEEP MOUNTAIN.
Richards s, Alger IA.
Chatterton s, Miller IA.
Grant "A. Priest s.
Abbott s, Voorhees, IA.
lyman 8. Brown IA.
Knight 8, Blydenburgh IA.
Mondell 10. Arnold IL.
McGill 8. Holiday IA.
Atherly g.. Butler s, Carpenter 8
Davis 10, Reid 10: Bellamy 10, Cham
pion Is. Hoge 10, McClary 10, Moore 10.
Yund 10, Frazer 8.
McGibbon s. Dayton IA.
Reals 9, Dunn 10.
Downey 16. Fenwick 7.
Simpson 6, Pease 16.
Hesse 9. Holmes II.
Balch IA, Broadhurst Z, Miller 8;
Holiday 8, Olson IA. Stirling 10.
Nottage 8. Peterson IA.
Fisher 10, Bath 10.
, 1898-11-10

Overcome evil with good. Overcome
your coughs and colds with One Minute
Cough Cure. 1t is so good children cry
for it. It cures Group, bronchitis, pneu-
monia, grippe and all throat and lung
diseases. Frank H. Eggleston.
, 1898-11-10
GOOD FOR ALL TIME.

To appreciate the value Of the Stand
ard War atlas, n must see a copy. II
1t were advertised at the price Of IS, in
stead OF 30 cents. the public would form
in advance a more correct estimate of
Its worth. While it Is intended p-i,
marily to add information to current
war news, 1t indeed is a standard work
for all time.
, 1898-11-10
1.-THE STATE TICKET
LITTLE CHANGE IN THE SITUA-
TON SINCE YESTERDAYS
REPORT.
Richards Will Have Fifteen Hundred
Plurality, and the Balance of the
Republican Nominees Will Win
Out by Two Thousand-The Lower
House Unanimously Republican.

SAeychAc' WV, NoN. "topcCidi.J
AT noon today Chairman Van Ors-
del gave out the following estimates by
counties:
Laramie county-Richards for gov
ernor will carry the county by a small
plurality. The balance Of the state
ticket and Mondell for congress will
have matorities ranging from 300 to
$50.
Albany couniy-Entire state ticket
will have a majority of 800; Mondell for
congress, a majority of $50.
Carbon county-The republican state
and congressional ticket elected by ma
~jorities OF 1926.
Sweetwater county-Republican state
and congressional ticket elected by ma
jorities Of from rs to 100.
Uinta county-Indications point to
the election Of the entire state. congress
sional and legislative tickets by small
pluralities.
Fremont county-No returns.
Big Horn county-No returns.
johnson county-Republican state
and congressional tickets carry the
county by about SO.
Sheridan county-Alger. democratic
candidate for governor, will carry this,
his own county, by 800 plurality. Mon
dell, republican for congress and Ty-
nan, republican for superintendent OF
public instruction. will carry the coun-
ty by 100 plurality. Balance Of republic
can state ticket will be carried by small
pluralities.
Crook county-Republican state and
congressional ticket elected by 1875
plurality.
Weston county-Mondell, republican
for congress-. carries this. his own
county by $40 plurality. Balance Of re-
publican state ticket carry the county
by $50.
Converse county-Republican state
and congressional ticket carry the
county by 125 to $50.
Natrona county-Returns complete
show that the republican state and con-
%gressional tickets have carried the
county by 1875.
The election OF Brittin, democratic
candidate for the state senate from
Sheridan county is conceded. Slower,
republican candidate for the house in
Sheridan county. and Sutherland. re-
publican, for the senate in Crook coun-
ty, are in doubt, but their election is
claimed at this time. Should further
returns confirm this claim. the next
legislature will stand, house unani-
mously republican, senate S democrats
and 10 republicans. OF the AZ members
Of the two houses to be elected, 46 will
be republicans and l democrat.
Richards, for governor. will have
a plurality in the state Of $500. The
balance OF the state and congressional
ticket will have an average plurality
Of 1000.
NATRONA COUNTY COMPLETE.
Richards 418, Alger 305.
Chatterton 424. Miller 1888.
Grant 43O. Priest $50.
Abbott 437, Voorhees, 271.
lyman 1872, Brown 1872.
Knight 1872, Blydenburg $50.
Mondell 422, Arnold 294.
The entire republican county ticket
is elected.
, 1898-11-10
THE SHEEP KING"
A DESCRIPTION OF THE METHODS
OF ROBERT TAYLOR OF
AMERICA"
His Immense Ranch Near Grand Isl
and, Nebraska-His Property In
sured for Eighty Thousand Dollars
Forty Men Employed About the
Place.


The following from the Chicago Live
Stock Report will be of interest to the
many wyoming friends of Robert Tay-
lor:
A few miles northwest Of the thriv-
ing little city of Grand Island, Neb.,
where the billowy expanse Of rolling
prairie is irresistible in its suggestion
Of a mighty sea transformed by the
stroke of some potent magician's wand
to solid earth, lies a ranch that would
be a generous empire to many an Eu-
ropean princelet, both in point OF area
and income. 1t is the home station OF
the Sheep king'-otherwise Robert
Taylor-"of America" for his influence
extends from the mighty ranges Of Wy
oming, the initial point in the growth
of his business, through the great feed
ing stations in Nebraska, and culmi-
mates in the markets of the east, where
the final act in the process of trans
forming the living animal into a
merchantable carcass is consummated.
Ten thousand acres of land owned
and managed by a single hand and de-
voted to a single purpose is a revelation
to most people. but the success of Mr..
Taylor's venture is proof of the capaci-
ty of the owner. Mr.. Taylor is in no
sense a Spectator in sheep, for Of the
thousands of head that go to market
each month in the year from his
ranches, all are bred and raised under
his own supervision, whether they
come from the range in Wyoming or
the feed-lot in Nebraska. Nowhere in
the world can be found so large a farm
devoted exclusively to sheep raising,
so completely equipped for the business
from the feeding barns 280 feet long
by 120 wide, down through corn cribs,
granaries, st~ore-houses for root foods,
and every accessory of a great ranch,
to the windmills which dot the entire
area of the place, furnishing the purest
of water in lavish abundance. An I'M
ique feature Of the place is the immense
lambing barn. light, warm and airy,
where the ewes are safe and comfort
able in the severest storm of the early
spring.
Two hundred acres in corn and a
thousand in alfalfa. and the overflow
ing corn cribs and granaries, give
promise Of abundance, even in a year
Of famine. should such ever come. Mr.
Taylor has just expended over $500 0
in new buildings and improvements,
including additions to the already large
dipping plant. which is ever ready
should the dread scab appear and is al
so in daily use for disinfecting g ar
rivals. Forty men find employment
here, and a goodly herd Of horses and
milch cows. with a large drove OF hogs,
are incidental to the care Of the place.
A new departure in the business Is
the recent writing Of an insurance on
ranch and stock for $50, OOO-probably
the largest single policy ever written
, 1898-11-10
New Picture frames at
HEYN's STUDIO.

Soothing. healing, cleansing. D.
Witch Hazel Salve Is the implAe-
able enemy Of sores, burns and wounds.
It never fails to cure Piles. You may
rely upon it. F. H. Esgleston.
, 1898-11-10

The sooner a cough or cold is cured
without harm to the sufferer the better.
colds are dangerous. Hack
ing cough is distressing. One Minute
Cough Cure quickly cures 1t. Why SUI
fer when such a cough cure is within
1t is pleasant to the taste. F.
H. Eggleston, druggist.
, 1898-11-10
leave orders for
loose hay by the load.
I have just purchased
a thousand tons.
GEO. H. HUNT.

Late to bed and early to rise, pre-
pares a man for his home in the skies.
But early to bed and a Little Early Ris-
er, the pill that makes life longer and
better and wiser. E~ggleston, the drug
gist.
, 1898-11-10
THE COUNTY VOTE
ALL DOUBT REMOVED AS TO
TEDDY" ROOSEVELT'S
ELECTION.
The Situation in Nebraska Not So
Hopeful-kansas Right in Line
Washington Does Itself Proud
Queer State Of Affairs in Mime
sota-Congress Republican.

Returns from only four OF the u
try precincts were brought to town to-
day. The vote as it now stands shows
a considerable Increase for the repuo-
lican candidates over the figures as
published last night. There are still
ten precincts to heal from. The re-
publican majorities at this time are as
fpllpwS.
, 1898-11-10

Words of praise bestowed upon
Hoods %Sarsaparilla by those who have
taken it indicate that it is restoring
health to thousands of people, and that
it will help you also.
, 1898-11-10
THE RACKET STORE.
In Kidd Building.

We have determined to retire from
business and will therefore close out
our entire stock OF Dry Goods and
Gents Furnishing Goods at very low
prices. 2t
, 1898-11-10

Enlargements in Sepia. Watercolor
and Crayon. Orders should be left be-
fore Dec. list to be filled in time for
Christmas. HEYN'S STUDIO.
, 1898-11-10

We are showing several novelties in
the photograph line suitable for Christ
mas presents. HEYN'S STUDIO.
, 1898-11-10

A daily paper for " esaes pr .ossa
. 20 cheap that you cannot a1oe1 . -
Rtthout 4
, 1898-11-10

Hoods Pills are easy to take, easy
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, 1898-11-10

When you neAs anything IN ne way
VI Job printing and stationery. call ~
The Republican ofdcs.
, 1898-11-10
$500 WILL BUY

A good house, water at the door, three
lots, good fence and barn; on First
street; clear title. Apply at this ONCE.
, 1898-11-10

Furnished housekeeping rooms fos
rent. sayer Hansen. 161 9Th street
, 1898-11-10

Old papers Is cents per 100 It Its
Ssplhlican of1cA-
, 1898-11-10

osl papsrs n any suaaity. OH -
~ ~ Ct The RepabaiSa1 oaee.
, 1898-11-10

Tie C"a1U1UHttS TOT I1V IeRISIdluTV
and county commissioners occupy
about the same relative positions as
they did last night, with the republic
cans away ahead.
, 1898-11-10

SYBU.LE.
Richards IS. Alger 10.
Chatterton II, Miller 10.
Grant IS. Priest 10.
Abbott 10, Worries 9.
lyman 10. Brown 8.
Knight IS, Blydenburgh 10.
Mondell IS. Arnold 10.
McGill IS. Holiday 10.
Atherly 10, Butler 10. Carpenter 10,
Davis 10, Reid II; Bellamy 9. Cham
plon 8. Hoge 9, McClary 9. Moore II.
Yund 81, Frazer 7.
McGibbon IS, Dayton 10.
Reals IA. Dunn IA.
Downey 10, Fenwick 8.
Simpson 16, Pease IL.
Hesse IS, Holmes 10.
Balch 1S. Broadhurst IS, Miller 10:
Holiday 10, Olson 10. Stirling 10.
Nottage 10, Peterson 9.
Fisher 16, Bath -.
, 1898-11-10

JELM.
Richards 90, Alger G..
Chatterton 81, Miller s.
Grant 81. Priest s.
Abbott %. Voorhees, 7.
lyman 81. Brown s..
knight 81. B~lydenburgh s.
Mondell 81, Arnold 8.
MoGill q. Holiday 8.
Atherly %, Butler 81. Carpenter 81.
Davis 90. Reid IS; Bellamy 7, Cham
pion s, Hoge s. McClary 7. Moore II.
Yund 10. Frazer 10.
McGibbon 20, Dayton 9.
Reals q, Dunn 8.
Downey 81, Fenwlck s.
Simpson 10, Pease 10.
Hesse %, Holmes I.
Balch 20. %Broadhurst 81. Miller 81:
Holiday 7. Olson g., Stirling 10.
Nottage %, Peterson :.
Fisher 10. Bath 9.
, 1898-11-10

WOODS.
Richards l6, Alger 4.
Chatterton 16, Miller 4.
Grant Is, Priest T..
Abbott 16, Voorhees, 4.
lyman 16, Brown 4.
Knight 16, %Blydenburg 4.
Mondell Is, Arnold 5.
McGill 16. Holiday 4.
,Atherly 16. Butler 16. Carpenter IA,
Is. Reid 16: Bellamy 4. Champion
4. Hoge 6, McClary 4. Moore A..
Yurd 10. Frazer 7.
McGibbon Is, Dayton S.
Reals Is. Dunn s..
Downey Is, Fenwick 4.
Simpson Is. Pease 4.
Hesse Is. Holmes 4.
Balch 16. Broadnurst Is. Miller 16;
Holiday 4, Olson 5. Stirling 4.
Nottage 16, Peterson 4.
Fisher 16, Bath 4.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1898-02-03
iBiEN! iBIEN!

Nos comunican de Washington que
ha pasado en- la camara congressional
el acta estableciendo permantemente
la capital de Nueyo Mexico en- Santa
Re. Esta es una notlcia que nos cau-
sa mucho placer, tanto por 10 justo y
propio del procedimiento como por los
males que evitara esta medida en- la
legislation iutura del Territorio. En-
la introduction y fomento de este acla,
el delegado Ferguson ha probado que
es hombre de So palabra y que ante
todo desea servir al pueblo de Nuevo
Mexico ptocurando ell pasaje de medi-
das benehlas y convenientes. Con-
ducta de este genero soioca los resen-
tmlentos poltticos y acalla las censuras
partidarias, imponiendo al pueblo toda
la obligation de honrar a quien 10 me.
rece dar el credito dehido 4 aguel
que 10 ha adquerido con sus actos of
clales. Hasta la fecha Ia conducia
del deegado Ferguson ha sido en- ex-
tremo pundonorosa y digna dc todo
eloqio.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1898-02-03
La Seeretaria del Cnarto Distrit,

La Seeretaria del CuartO DistritO
Segdn todas las probabilidades, no
tardara mueho tempo ell Hon. w. J.
Mills, nuevo juez superior dc la corte
suprema de Nuevo Mexico, en- enuar
en- el desempeno dc los deberes de su
empleo. Una de las prerrogatiyas que
tendra que ejercer tan pronto como
ocupe su nueva dignidad sera la del
nombiamlento de un secrelario dc la
corte para el cuarto distrito judicial
Para esta posici6n hay varios aplican-
tes, y es grande el interes que mani
fiesta Ell pueblo del distrito en- la ac-
ci6n del juez nuevo sobre este particu-
lar. Por 10 que sabemos acerca de Ia
prudencia buen criterio de nuestro
nuevo juez superior, creemos que dara
d este asunto consideration cuidadosa,
obrando con la imparcialidad y justicia
que lie son caracteristicas.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1898-02-03

Aug ]. Bogel, boticario principal de
Shreveport, La, dice: III Nuevo Des-
cubrimiento del DIR. King es 10 dnico
que cura mi tos, y es 10 que mas VEN
do. ] H. Campbell, comerciante de
Stafford, Ariz., escrlbe: "El Nueyo
Descubrimiento del Dr. King veriica
todo 10 que dc el SC adrma; nunca IA
LA, y cura la tlsis, tos resfrio. "Yo no
puedo ensalzaflo cuanto merece." Es-
to no es va un experimento. Sc ha
usado por velnticineo amos, hoy dia
gana d todos los demas remedies. Nun
ca causa desengaho,
Botellas dc muestras en- la botica
dc Murphey Van-P -Petten, y en- Ia casa
dc Browne & Manzanares.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1898-02-03

Cuando decimos que garantisamos
el Nuevo Descubrimiento del DR. King,
el Electric Bitters, el Arnica Salve de
Bucklen, 8 las nuevas Life Pills del
DR., King, queremos deeir que estamos
autoraados por los propietarios para
vender estos remedies con garantia po-
silva que, ST el que los compra no que.
da satisfecho de sus resultados, nosotros
devolveremos su importe. Estos re-
medios Sc han vendido por muchos
amos bajo esta eondicion, y no puede
darse una evidencia mas conclusive dc
su verdadero merito. Procurenlos y
pruebenlos
En- la Botica de Murphey y Van
Petten,y en- casa de Browne x Manza-
mares Co.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1898-02-03

Don't iobacro Spit and sEloke ioar tiie AHsf.
To quit tobacco easily and forever, be aK
netie, full OF life nerve and vlgor, take No 10
Iiae the wonder worker thht makes weak nHH
strong. All druggists, 5oe or 81 Cure giiakn.
teed Booklet and sample free Address
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El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1898-02-03
LIZ aDIlIHISTRHCIOH De JlCKlgLEY.
I Su Politica ReSpecto 4 los Neo-
Mexiean0s Natives de este
TerritoriO.

Los ciudadanos noo-meXicanos del
rerritorio, que abrazan cuatro quintas
parties de la population de Nuevo Me-
xico, han sido en- tiempos pasados tra-
tados con escasa ceremonia por las d.
versus administrations que han tenido
las riendas del gobierno en- Washington,
durante muchos amos pasados. No
;mporta que partido hay tenido la su-
premacia ha habido un convenio taci-
to de hacer POGO 8 ningun case del
elemento nativo, y este convenio ha 81
10 llevado efecto con una exactitud
muy satisfactorla para los interesados.
Los grandes empleos federales y los
pequenos Sc han adjudicado siempre a
personas que tenian conecciones ami
COS inhuyentes en- la capital de la ma
cion, y Sc ha conformado la mayoria
del pueblo a veces con un solitario
empleo de alguna importancia y unas
cuantas estafetas de cuarta clase, que
no producer mas remuneration que
un IS par ciento sobre la venta dc Sc
Hos de correo. No diremos que este
procediera de enemistad 8 inquina que
tuvieran las autoridades en- contra del
pueblo neo-mexicano, slno mas bien
provenia de la ambici6n desmedida de
ciertos amb;ciosos que querian abar-
carlo todo para sly no Sc desvelaban
por hacer siquiera un POGO de justicia
4 los originates ciudadanos del Terri
torio.
Las dos administrators de Cleve-
and Sc sehalaron por Ell POGO aprecio
lue hicleron de los ciudadanos nativos,
en- ciertos respectos obr6 de igual
nodo la del presidente Harrison. Sc
ouede presnmir que ninguno de estos
dos magistrates abrlgaba Ia mas mini
ma predisposci6n en- contra de los his
)ano-amencanos del Territorio, pero
por fuerza tenian que atenerse en- sus
nombramientos las sugestones de las
personas que lleyaban la voz y tenian
el manejo de tales materias. Ellos ca
recian de information exacta tocante
1 los sentimientos y aspiraciones de la
gran mayoria de nuestros conciudanos
y haeian sus nombramientos confiando
en- la buena fe de los recomendantes.
rampoco pretendemos que fueran ma
los o perniciosos los escogldos para lie
mar los empleos; 10 contrario, muchos
de elos fueron de buen caracter y de-
iempeharon con fdelidad sus deberes
No tratamos aqul de las calificacio-
ues de los nomnados, sino inicamen-
te del grado en- que fueron reeonoci-
dos los hispano-americanos de este
rerritorio Sobre este punto, no hay
mas que decir sino que iueron casi to-
tllmente ignorados, y no fguraron sino
muy rara vez en- cl ndmero de agra
ciados.
Ahora veamos cual es Ia politica que
Sc sigue bajo la administration actual,
I'll presidente William Mckinley en-.
tio en- el desempeho de So empleo ell
dia 4 de Mario de Is91y conocien-
do como todos conocian su rectitud
de caiacter, y So imparcialidad, SC an
| ticipaban grandes cosas para el pals
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1898-02-03

J una autniulSuatioH Eoni0Sd y JuSti-
ciera de los negocios de goblerno. To-
das estas anticipaciones Sc reaizaron
en- el gra1o mas pleno y satisfactorio.
Renacl6 la prosperidad en- la naci6n;
hubo mejoramiento en- todos los ne
goclos y las industfias resucitaron del
etargo mortal en- que habian sido pos
tradas por los equiyocos y faltas &c
los gobernantes. En- materia de en-
pleos el presidente Sc atuvo entera-
mente las recomendaciones de los
hombres prlncipales de las diierentes
comarcas, que tenian buena reputa-
cion { Influenza en- los concilios del
partido que haba obtenido la aproba-
clon de la mayoria del pueblo. Sin
mostrar predllecclon por determinadas
personas, Mr.. Mckinley tom6 ell paso
verdaderamente populai de dejar ell
escogimiento de empleados fcderales
en- manos de los representatives ciu-
dadanos dc cada comunidad. Siendo
el partido republicano el que tenia la
responsabilidad y manejo del gobierno,
por supuesto solamente los republica-
nos tenian derecho a ser apicantes y
d obtener nombramientos federales
Esta es una politica sancionada por el
uso y tambien por el ejemplo de la ad
ministracion precedente que relevo a
la totalidad de los empleados republi-
canos hizo vitalcios a cerca de TO-
600 ofciales dem6cratas con la patra-
ma del servicio civil.
Respecto a la distribution de en-
pleos federales en- Nueyo Mexico, la
disposition { intenciones del pres-
dente Mckinley eran eminentemente
buenas y satisfactorias, Qseria dar la
preferencia a los ciudadanos del Ter
ritorio, queria que ellos mismos desig-
naran las personals propias para reel
bir los nombramlentos 4 modo que die
ran plena satisfaction los republica-
nos y al pueblo de Naeyo Mexico
Pero sus buenas disposiciones encon-
traron un obstaculo magno en- las am
hiciones de hombres emlnentes Y poll
ticos PRACTICES de Nuevo Mexico, quie-
nes con singular avidez empeno EN-
pezaron disputarse los nombramien-
tos, ponerse cargos mltuamente para
desacreditarse unos 4 otros y d hacer
todo 10 possible para impedir y retardar
ell anuncio dc los nombramientos. FL
presidente Sc halo perplejo ante riha
tan enearnlzada, pero no Sc dejo aluci-
mar por los alardes de ninguno. De-
moro algun tanto su selection y por
fin diolaapreferencia para algunos de
los princlpales empleos 4 hombres que
no despeTtaban ningGn antagonismo y
que eran merecedores de conhanza y
aprecio entire la mayoria del pueblo.
DE esta manera resolyio un problema
que hubiera sido de dificil soluci6n d
un poltco menos sagaz y honesto que
el presidente Mckinley
En- los empleos principales, el ele-
mento nativo fue reconocido con el
nombramiento del Hon. M. A. Otero
como gobernador de Nuevo Mexico,
y del Hon VI. r. Otero como regis
trador de la o6cina de tenenos de
los Estados Unidos, en- Santa Fe. rs.
to es mucho mas dc 10 que ha heeho
ningun otro presidente desde que Nue-
70 Mexico fue incorporate a la Union
american en- iS46, pues es ell empleo
de gobernador es Ell mas importante dc
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1898-02-03

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