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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-20
WANT TO GO TO FRONT
PLENTY OF RECRUITS SHOW ZIP
AT THE ARMORY
Every Company Secures Enough
Names to Fill Out the Full COM
Dlement, and Enlistment Books
Are ClOsed-Physical Defects
Will Bar Some of Them, and 9th
ers VIII FIJI Their Places.

Recruits poured into the armory last
evening. and at one time the building
was filled with men who were anxious
to go to the front. The recruiting Off
GERS had their hands full attending to
the applicants, and when the building
was closed every company had enough
names to fill out their full complement.
Every member of Company E, of
which Capt. Spear Is commander, vol
unteered for the war with Spain in ac-
cordance with instructions from Col
Reeve. Their names were registered as
though they were recruits, and they
will be sent to the war department at
washington as soon as volunteers are
called for. Company E will be the first
to comply with the regulation requir-
ing this procedure.
The entire company turned out for
drill last evening, and they perform
ed the various executions with a pre-
cision that evoked praise from every
spectator. The men drilled with vim
that has heretofore been absent from
such exercises.
During the drill the armory was fill
ed with ladies who were interested in
the movements Of the soldiers.
There will be a company drill of Com
pany H tonight and the general public
Is invited to witness 1t.
The following recruits signed yester-
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-20
LONG LATIN NAMES.

How many times has your physician told
you that you were suffering from some serl-
GUS complications, best described by long
Latin name; when had the truth been told
You had q simple attack Of constipation, from
which arrangement Of the bowels, one-half
Of humanity suffers. No matter what tho
doctors may tell you, no matter what any
one advises, Beecham's Pills are the whole
worlds remedy for Constipation, and never
In one single instance have they been known
to fail. They take hold of the liver as no
other remedy will. and they effect cure
every time by promptly removing the cause
Beecham's Pills are a quarter . box at all
drug stores the earth over.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-20


buildings with a combined floor snaco ~,
leO,oOo square feet, and complete sewer and
water water systems The estimated cost of the
complete shops Is 000, the eauipment in
cluding the most improved iron and WOOD
working machinery and electric travelling
cranes, transfer tables and derricks. The
will be $780, $50. sa aiohe
me present shops Of the Great Western ara
saoe south st. Paul and were constructed in
than 100 miles In length. OelweIn was
c cnOSen as the pace for the new shops for
me Great Western will radiate from Oel-
Vein In three lines of nearly equal length
one extending eastward to Chicago, another
northward to st. Paul, and the third sonth-
westerly, to Kansas City. ''"'"-
,o me main building Of the new plant win he
W. rect IN length and 81 feet wide and will
s contain the locomotive boiler and coach
shops; All the buildings will be constructed
OF prick and steel and the floors of the sbon
VIII De white pine. three inches thick.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-20
RUSSIA ORDERS SHIPS.

Two Sea Fighters to- BE Built and
EQUIPPED for Service I'm the
United States.
WASHINGTON, April 19.-The Russian gov
eminent has placed orders for two 12O00.ton
battleships in the United States, according
to information which has reached the navy
department. The new vessels are to equal
any aloat designed in the world and are
to be superior to anying in the fighting line
heretofore produced in this country.
They and all their equipment will be Amer
lean In manufacture, as well as as material.
The Cramps will build the bulls and ma.
chinery. and the Bethlehem Iron company
the armor and the guns.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-20
OUR WARSHiPS.

Would you like to know all about
our battleships, cruisers, monitors and
torpedo boats? They will be fighting
pretty soon, and every American should
know all about them. Six portfolios
Of the series of ten are now ready. Read
the display advertisement elsewhere in
this paper for full particulars. The
portfolios now ready are:
No. 1.-The American Navy-Part I.
No. 2-The Hawaiian Islands-Part l.
No. 3-The American Navy-Part II.
No. 4The Hawaiian Islands-Part IL
No. 6-The Hawaiian Islands-Part
III
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-20
BUMPTIoUs VAN HORNE.
says His Line VIII Put on Atlantic
and Pacific Steamers.

Sir William Van Horne has given out an in
tervieW to the Canadian papers in which he
deals, In vain, Boosting manner, with the
,ntenli0hs OF the Canadian Pacific railway, Of
ers will be put onto the Atlantic and Pacific
oceans. so that his company can handle bust
ness from England to China on its own
Ships and cars. In short, he does not pro-
pose that the traffic from Europe to the ORR
emit shall pass through New York or over
American lines at all II he can help it.
The Canadian Pacific, as our readers well
Know, claims to be q weak hne, yet demands
differentials from the American RAILWAYS on
Pacific coast business. The refusal of our
roads to grant this piratical request was met
ests. Were 1t not for the overshadine i'm
portance Of the Spanish controversy. con-
gress would probably give this insolent Brit
ish corporation proper attention before this.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-20
MERRIAM PARK COMPANY,

Membership Rapidly on the In
crease and War Footing In
Sight.
Company E. of the Third regiment, Merriam
Park, is rapidly increasing it's membership
since the orders were issued to recruit to
the limit OF 100 men. Capt Holmes has
been active and will soon have his company
a war footing
The company began recruiting Saturday
night and five were then added to the muster
roll. , :.
Since then other names have been added
and each night drill is being held at the
company's rooms to get the recruits in shape.
Camping outfits have been gotten out and
everything is IN readiness to move at a
moments notice. - -
The company still needs few more men
to bring 1t up to the 100 mark and the
members of the company are anxious to have
these come in as soon as possible.
Any man who wishes TO enlist can find
an opportunity to 90 SO, any evening this
week by dropping into the company's drill
rooms, Prior and University avenues.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-20

Declines to Discus. the Present Gu
ban Status From Any Point of
View.
NEW YORK, April 1s.IArchbishop Ireland
left last night for his home In St. Paul. He
declined to be interviewed before his de-
parture as to the object Of his visit to New
York, or what he had done here. When
asked whether his visit had any significance
IN view of the approaching war. he said: :.
Il do not care to- say anything about 1t
at present"
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-20
COMING THROUGH SIT. PAUL.

Troops VIII Pass Through Here To-
morrow and Friday.
Col Bacon was in charge at the army
building yesterday. He Is in charge of thu
Department of the Dakota and the Depart
ment of the Columbia.
The Fourth cavalry will arrive in st. Paul
from the West Thursday afternoon at .. m.
The passenger trains with the troops will
come into the union depot. The horses and
mules will be unloaded and watered at Mid
way station yards and transferred there from
the Great Northern and the Northern Pacific
to the Northwestern line
The Second infantry will be in St Paul
Friday afternoon. Their transfer from North
ern Pacific to Burlington cars will be made at
the union depot.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-20
BUYING LAKE boats.

A Probable Fairy Tale Starts ON the
Rounds.
It Is reported that the war department
at Washington is in communication with the
Great Northern railway In regard to buying
the Northern Steamship eompany's passens er
steamships, North West and North Land
which are operating on the Great Lakes. The
government, it is said, desires to use the
troops. 49,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-20
BIG TIME AT LA CROSSE.
Third Regiment of Infantry Accord
ed u Grand Ovation.

LA CROSSE, Wis, April 1s.-The Third
regiment Of infantry which left St. Paul
this noon for Mobile, arrived in this city
at 6:45.
The train was met at the depot by an
Immense crowd Cheer after cheer was
given the blue coats, and great enthusiasm
was manifested The soldiers took supper
here.
Just before the train pulled out Of the
depot the soldiers were presented with
huge boquet of cut flowers, the gift of two
La Crosse companies of the National guard
This was the signal for another ovation, and
the train pulled out of the depot amid the
cheers and good wishes of thousands of peo-
pie.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-20
GREAT WESTERN SHOPS.

Hon Bros, of Chicago, Will Build
Them at Oelwein.
The contract for building the new railway
shops of the Chicago Great Western rail-
way, at Oelwein, has been awarded to Hoff
Bros, of Chicago.
The shops will consist of ten singles stored
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-20
Brought out Gold.

SEATTLE, April 1e-According to the
statement Of M. B. Hall, of Spokane, a Klon-
diker who arriver on the steamer Utopia, from
Skaguay and his party of four men, brought
out gold dust and drafts amounting to $780,
600.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-20

WASHINGTON, April 1s.-The state depart-
ment received information this afternoon from
President Crespo was killed while battling
with insurgents.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-20

CHICAGO, April 19-The railroads
have the opinion that the supreme
court will this week declare that the
Joint Traffic association is anillegal or
ganization, and there are already pro-
ceedings to manage their affairs with
out any reference to 1t or it's orders.
Instructions were quietly passed
around among the contracting agents
today that they need pay no attention
to the rules of the Joint Traffic associa-
ton in securing their business, and the
result was that there was a lively gen.
eral scramble for business, in which
contracts were made for handling
grain between Chicago and the Allan
tic seaboard as low as 10 cents.
This decentralization appeared in the
absence of any authentic information
that a decision adverse to the Joint
Traffic association had been rendered,
and it is expected that it will become
worse If the decision should be as much
against the roads as Is anticipated.
The roads admit that they have no
direct information as to what the de-
cision will be, but at the same time
they say that they have no doubt that
it will declare the association to be IL
legal.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-20
To Transport Troops.

Contracts have been made by the North
western road for the transportation Of 5000
troops from points in Montana, South Da-
kota and Michigan to the various points of
mobilization in the South.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-20

MISCELLANEOUs-T There are moments whe,
something suggests small want. Put
In The G o b g want columns, where
will be seen by thousands.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-20
10 Ouehe,
Crespo Was killed.

Via the Burlington, flrst-class, only $500.
Ticket office, 400 Robert street Hotel Ryan,.
ali
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-20

For all kinds of wear In every kind Of
weathereThe Gordon Hat
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-20
To Montreal.

Only S140O, frst-ciass, via the Burlington.
Ticket office. 400 Robert street Hotel Ryan,.
Telephone &c.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-20
ENLIsTING IN MINNEAPOLIS

Going Briskly Forward in All the
Companies.
The inspection Of Company B, First ree,-
ment, Minneapolis, did not take place last
evening a. announced, owing to inability Of
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-20
ROADS FEAR FINDINGS
ADVERSE DECISION BY SUPREME
COURT Is EXPECTED

Though Knowledge of the Result of
the Joint Traffic Case Is Denied,
the Roads Are Already Cutting
Rates in the Belief That 1t VIII
Be Held an Illegal Pooling Conn
binatiOn.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-20
IRELAND STARTS HOME.

Be sure to see them.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1898-12-01
VEGAS, NUEVO MEXICO, JUEVES DE DICIEMBRE 1898.

prestar en- Ia vida del progreso y
de la civilization de las nacio-
mes, de la que es, 8 debe ser, uno
de los principales factores.
llustremos, pues, al pueblo, va
que la mission del periodista indie
pendlente, es regenerar 4 las ma
sas, ilustrandolas para que estas
comprendan su representation y
sus derechos.
Nosotros somos ineptos para
tan digna obra; pero esperamos
de nuestros hermanos en- Ia prem
sa, que secundaran nuestras
buenas intenciOnes, educando al
pueblo para quien escribimos,
por quien son nuestros sacriti-
clos y-d quien pertenecemos,
En- la educaci6n de los pueblos
Sc basa ell engrandecimiento de
las naciones.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1898-12-01

zaciones regulares con el obleto
de alborotar y Obtener ventalas
personales y posiciones que no
estaban 4 SUI alcance de otra mat
nera. La mano fuerte de la ma
yoria del pueblo ha dispersado y
humillado d estos amOtinados y
huelgistas politicos, ell hilo de su
cohesion y fuerza ha sido rom
pida, y su existencia como orga-
nizacion y partido politico Sc Ia
disuelto total Y finalmente para
no volver q revivir. Els q name
ra de un ej6rcito que ha sufrldo
una derrota tan irreparable que
Sc ha convertible en- turba desor-
ganizada y dispersa en- que cada
cual Sc saliva como puede, des-
.pues de haber sido abandonado
por su general y sus iefes. ESQ
mismo ha sucedido al partido
de la union en- esta OCCASION y sus
miembros desbaratados no po-
dram nunca reconstruirse III re-
formarse q modo de hacer una
oposicion formal y digna de
atencion y respeoto. Pero los
ofciales pueden contemplarse di-
chosos por ell hecho que tienen a
mano albergue y refugio en- los
partidos republicano y democra-
ia que acknowledgements les daran
buena aeogida,
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PARTIDA DE pEREA.

En- ell curse de esta semana, ell
Hon. Pedro Perea, delegado de
Nuevo Mexico al congreso quin-
cuag6simo sexto, partira para
Washington 4 desempeharla mi
sion que 4 81 mismo Sc ha impues-
to de trabajar en- pro della admi-
sion de Nuevo Mexico como esta-
do de la Union. La tarea es di-
fell Y onerosa, pero hay aIguna
mediana esperanza de que ell con
oTeso actual consienta al fin en-
la consideration favorable de
los reclamos de Nuevo Mexico.
no obstante la invencible oposi-
ci6n que tuvo Mr.. FERGUSON al
principle de la plimera session
congressional. La union de am
hos delegados V de los dos parti-
dos polfticos de Nuevo Mexico no
dejard de tener aIg0n efecto en-
los mlembros ambas cdmaras,
inhuyendo ell delegado dem6crata
sobre sns AMIGOS politicos, v re-
presentando 81 delegado republi-
cano 4 la mayoria repnblicapa
81 oran canbio que Sc ha efec-
tuado on In condici6n polltica dc
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1898-12-01
Communicable.

La Lien1re n M Noviembre 3d. 1898
SR. EDITOR DE Ell INDEPENDIESTR:
Por la poca molestia que yo he
dado & las columnas de su apre-
ciable peri0dico, suplico me de un
pequeno espacio para dar publ
cidad alo siguiente:
Siendo yo preceptor de la es-
cuela pGblica del distrito No, 8,
convine por medic de una supll-
ca de los directories el suspender
la escuela, me hIcieron saber que
Sc quejaban algunos individuos
porque estaban careciendo sus
hijos de escuela d causa del con
tagio de la viruelay yno los traian
por razon de que esperaban la
enfermedad, al msmo tempo
algunos de esos individuos me
decian; Maestro, yo no quisie-
ra que Sc acabara Ia escuela."
El resultado es, que cuando es-
tan con los directories hablan del
maestro y cuando estan conmigo
hablan de los directories.
Todo este consiste que aqui
6xiste n dos epidemias, una; la
virueia, la otra preocupaci6n en-
vidiosa. Esta Ultima es incura-
BILE. Por 10 que toca q la prime
ra Sc We que muchosnihosla han
kpasado y no los han traido q la
escuela, este da aconocer que no
es otra cosa que envidia la cual
Sc conoce por su propia conver-
sacion, Pero 81 lie puede q algu-
no de esos sujeto quisera yer cual
"chulo faldiquero" me atrotean
y que no tiren la piedra y escon-
dan la mano. Los directories me
trataron muy cortezmentey con
vine en- suspender la escuela al
yer sus razonos,
Respetuosamente,
PATRICO QUINTAYA.
Don Fernando Nolan nos hizo
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1898-12-01

Damos las gracias a los siguien-
tes caballeros que han remitido
durantela semana el precio de la
suscricion 4 Ell INDEPENDENTS:
Luis Lucero, Alameda, S1.O0.
Gaspar l.. Gallegos, Mora, $1.25.
Abundo Pacheco, Mora, $1,0O.
joaquin Gutierrez, Eden $3.50.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1898-12-01
PANOS DE SEDA.

Para Homhros Muieres Ni6os, a precios Que
nan acoslunbra pagar por de algodon me,
dadus de limo.
b'4c por pahoS para nihos de colores bonita
meutc hurdados
l0c por pRfls de Senora hordadns
zoe pur pdnos para Sehoras, hoTdados hermosisi.
mamvnte.
2Se p9r panos para hombres con inicial ribe-
teadus
20 por pahos grandes rihe eados.
sue le asrguraran cunlquiet dc un quartet espe-
ciAl dc panos grandes &c seda de homhre one
slmPlemente les abrran los jos Inolueyeu
la elase de &c con iuiciales los de 7hc borla-
dos dc colores-eN1epto que no pueden en-
ontmr tan limos en otro lado. Polka dots
10 oltima mania en- amos de Pombre-y liso 4,
grandes rlbe,eados de gran yalor
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1898-12-01
TONIC v.
LAS CONSEQUENCES DEL NAUFRAGIO
UNIONISTA.

UNiUNISlh.
La derrota del partido unio-
nista del condado de San Miguel,
no tiene ninguna semejanza a las
que suelen sufrir los partidos re-
gulares del territorio, por razon
de que la union era un partido
de convenience y necesariamen-
te su existencia debia ser efmera
Y breve. Lo que sorprende es
que durara tanto tempo sin que
sus desacordes elementos Sc des-
baratasen, mas ESQ puede atrl-
buirse al poder que habia adqui-
rido ell partido y las victorias
que estaba consiguiendo. Mien,
tras dur0 el 6xito duro ell entu-
siasmo y ahora que ha venido la
derrota total { irremediable, ell
partido de la union sc parece &
un navio que ha anaufragado y Sc
esta hundiendo. Els cosa bien
sabida que cuando un buque es-
ta q punto de irse a pique ell ms
tinto de las ratas les advierte de
tai acontecimiento y todas elias
en- tropel abandonan su guarida
y Sc arrojan q merced delas olas.
Igual cosa sucedera q los MEM
bros del partido unionista. To-
dos sin ninguna exception, aban-
donaran apresuradamente la de-
sacreditada barquilla de la union,
yendo la mayor parte a refu-
giarse en- ell tubo inservible y an
tiucado que Sc llama ell partido
democrata y una porci6n del ele-
mento mas infuyente ira q pa
sar al area de salvamento, que
es el partido republicano, donde
todos seran acogidos con afabi-
lidad y entusiasmo. La supre-
macia del partido republican,
sera en- 10 sucesivo indisputable
y permanente en- el condado de
San Miguel, y no existe probabi-
lidad de que ninguna organiza-
cion polftica que puede formarse
en- algGn tempo pueda arreba-
tarle ell cetro que ha pasado q
sus manos con su victoria recien-
te. El pueblo de este condado
esta va escarmentado de las agi-
taciones y vaivenes polfticos que
ha experimentado durante los
ocho amos pasados.
La epoca de los pronuncia-
mientos y asoradas politicos ha
pasado para no mas volver y he
mos entrado Ell ell perfodo de la
polftica nacional y regular que Sc
funda en- principles nacionales,
territoriales y locales, y tiene por
obJeto ell buen gobierno y la fiel
administration de los negocios
poblicos. q modo que resulte en-
mayor bien para elmayor mime
TO de los habitantes delcondado.
Del cumplimiento de esa mission
seencarga Ell partido republican,,
cuya tolerancia Y m6todos iusti-
ciosos estan ampliamente com
probados por su historic en- Ell
territorio de Nuevo Mexico y en-
otras parties.
FL partido de la union fue un
simulacro y una sombra de par
lido, un motin polltico, una huel-
ga en- que cada quien de los di-
rectores Sc aparto de las organi-
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FL sehor Victor Gallegos, de
Mora, quien corrio como ASSESSOR
en- la boleta republicana en- aquel
condado, esta propuesto 4 enta-
blar una contesta, puesto QUEUE
derrotado ppr yotos fraudulen-
tos y por trabaio derepublicanos
traidores.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1898-12-01
LA EDUCACI0N DEL PUEBLO.

Los pueblos comolos hombres,
traen un fin providencial al mum
v Il ese fin deberdn encaminar to-
dos sus actos, desarrollar todas
sus energias y dirigr todas sus
obras.
III perfecciouamiento de las So
ciedades Sc basa en- la educaci6n
de los pueblos, Y estas en- los
principios morales one nutran su
inteligencia y per'leccionan su en-
tendimiento: de otra manera ia
mas Sc podrd dar un paso en- la
senda de la civilization V ade-
anto: Y los hombres 10 mismo
que los pueblos y lasnaciones, Sc
agitarian abyectos, Y sin como
cimiento de su alta dignidad, sin
obedecer ningGn fin moral, en un
caos de tinieblas y de sombras,
Ell la mas desastroZa confusion.
Las grandes evoluclones que
han sufrido lospueblos, en- el des-
envolyimiento de los tiempos,
son las que los han acercado q su
perfeccionamiento moral.
Esas evoluciones, esos cataclis-
mos que ha sufrido la humani-
dad, han sido siempre ell propul-
sor del progrcso; porque de esas
luchas ha brotado la luzy ha Ile-
gado el hombre 4 adquirir el CO.
nocimiento de su Gltimo fin. 81
es ciertO que la vida no es sino
una continua lucha, tambien es
una yerdad cue los hombres, 10
mismo que las sociedades, nece-
sitan ser educados EN- esas luchas
que bien podemos lamar la es-
cuela de la humanidad, para con
seguir su verdadera perfection.
Siendo, pues, la educaci6n de
los pueblos el perieccionamiento
de las sociedades, es necesario
que su educaci6n recon0zca por|
base la morel, que Sc haga ante
tOdo conOCer sus deberes sncia=
les Y civiles; que Sc lie inculquen
sentimientos mobiles; ideas levan-
tadas; y este Sc consigue Illus
trando a tempo su inteligencia,
con estudios cientfficos, pero q la
vez perfeccionando su voluntad
con principles morales para di,
rigirla 4 la consecucion de su til-
timo fin.
III hombre para poder resistir
ell huracdn de las pasiones, que
siempre extravian la inteligencia
y seducen el corazon, arrastran-
do ii hombre 4 la caht'na del vi.
clio, Y al abismo de la perdici6n,
necesita una fuerza moral supe-
rior 4 las inclinaciones v pacio-
nes que 10 salve, 10 dignifique Y
lie haga reconocer sus derechos,
y cumplir sus deberes.
En- estos tiempos desgraciada-
mente Sc descuida mucho de la
educaci6n del pueblo, mejor di-
cho, su educaci6n es insufciente
para dignilcarIo y hacerlo pos
seedor de sus derechos,
No parece sino queintencional-
mente Sc 10 tiene sumido en- la ig-
norancia y Sc teme que abra los
ojos 4 la luz de la civilization,
para que no comprenda nunca
su representation social Y 81 po-
dprOgO cOntinppntp ono doha
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1898-12-01

Nos comunican de la villa de
San Miguel que ell dia 21 del mes
pasado seunieronen matrimonio
ell joven Abran Gonzales y la Sc
horita Salom6 Madrid. Apadkina-
ron el acto nuestro digno amigo
Don joaquin Vigil y su estimada
esposa 9oha Beatriz Ortiz de vi
ril.
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Administrator de correos.

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tura en- sus relojes llevenselos 4
Bonifacio Lucero el lrelojero prac-
tico de la plaza de Las Vegas. FL
Senor Lucero garantiza todo su
trabaio. Su taller estd un lado
de la tienda de Don Eugenio Ro-
nero.