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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-01-06
Fort Ripley.

Jan. 5.-Mrs. }. Root left for Be,nidji
Tuesday on business.
VIM. Vessel made his regular candy
call Tuesday.
Capt. Tindell. A.. Erickson and Dan
Tough made a trip to Little Falls Tues
day in regard to dividing school district
43.
Miss Mamie Clark lett for st. Cloud
Monday to attend the Normal.
Miss Cora Clute went to Deerwood
Monday to finish up her term OF school
near that place.
Mrs. Lizzie Reid and Mr., Johnnie
Chounard arrived Wednesday and will
spend few days visiting relatives.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. John Yer
tin, Jan. 5th, son.
Miss Margaret Gable has resigned
as teacher in the city schools, to
take a position in the Moorhead
schools. Miss Gable is a skilled and
efficient instructor.
Home Bakery bread on sale at
Tanners, O'Shea's, Jacobson's,
Phillips. Hot buns, rolls and bread
every afternoon at Home Bakery.
Vasaly block.
St. Cloud Times: A letter received
from A. De Lacy Wood, now at Hot
Springs, under treatment o. his eyes,
states that his sight is improving,
and that the attending physician
promises a complete cure.
There was a mistake in last weeks
H era l. regarding the amount of
costs in the Heronx case. Justice
Sheldon informs US that the costs
amount to $17instead ofabout $50,
as reported.
''The Chaperon,' an interesting
drama, will be presented at Gross
.pera house Saturday evening,
Jan. 14th, under the auspices of
the ladies of the French Catholic
church. The cast will be wholly
feminine, and as the young ladies
who will appear comprise some OF
the best talent in the city, the en-
tertainment will certainly he good.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-01-06

The cOOnci! allowed Mrs. Proper So
a month for house rent.
A sidewalk was ordered built on
the east side of Kidder street from
Broadway to First avenue south
east.
F. Graham was granted a permit
to put in scales on kidder street.
Council adjourned sine die.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-01-06
City Council.

The city council met in special SEES
sion Tuesday night All present but
Aldermen Hill and Mecusker.
A liquor license vas issued to Mrs.
Bertha Hedtke, with A. K. Hall and
John Carnes as snreties.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-01-06

The following DlllS were ailOWe1:
Electric Water Co, lighting city hall 15'45
" hydrant rental. 2S6 81
- arc light............. us 90
. so1arine city hall eco
flushing sewers Il 81
And Johnson, 1ndse to poor. Sc
st Otto's Orphanage care poor........ 90
St GabriersC " " . IS 90
+ f Hall, postal cafds to city......... %
Hose Co No 3, services Rowe fire. $50
- - l, Graham & Dennis 1 so
'' - >, Rowe tire..:......... 800
- 2, Schiliing tire"...... 800
" 2, "Crowley fire ......... 225
w J Coons, cleaning chenlical....... 50
Little Falls PrintingCo, printing. 800
'" bill heads etc 10 %
J W Jones, reeling hose................... 50
kerrich & Moeglein, rndse............. 1474
Transcript Pub Co, printing."........ q 60
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-01-06

BOrn-TO Mr.. and Mrs. John Yer
tin, Jan. 5th, a son.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-05-05
FOR DEFRAUDTNG
L HIS EMPLOYERS
S. {, Chestnut Arrested on
Charge of ENLIGHTENMENT
WAS CLERK FOR CHALIF0UX
Alleged That He Would Sell Goods At
Higher Price Than Marked and
Pocket the Difference
Caught in Trap
WAS CLERK FOR CHALIFOUX

8. E. Chestnut, clerk in Chalifoux's
store, was arrested yesterday morning by
Officer Bodel1er on a charge of embezzle-
ment.
1t is alleged that for some time the man.
ayers of the store have suspected that
something wrong was going on, and nave
had Chestnut under surveillance.
According to Mr.. Chalifoux, a trap was
laid for him, and he easily fell into it. His
scheme, or rather one of his schemes, as
his employer said, was to charge an over
price on articles sold and send the correct
account Ito the easier, pocketlng the bal
ance.
This was suspected by Mr.. Chalifoux, and
he laid plan to catch the young man. A
man came into the store stating that he
desired to purchase a pair of shoes. The
price of the shoes was 80 cents, but ~Aes-
mutt seeing chance to make a little money
sold them for S1.5o, He sent one dollar of
the amount up and pocketed the fifty cents.
The embezzlement was Immediately dis
covered and Chestnut was placed under ar
rest by Officer Bodeker,
Case Was Not Docketed
He was taken to the police station, but
for some reason his case with the charge
was not docketed. 1t was said yesterday
afternoon that the boy had made bonu,
but as there was MO record this part could
not be definitely ascertained
The cause for secrecy in the matter of
the arrest is attributed to the fact that the
case is being fully Investigated, and it Is
desired that the public be not apprised of
the situation. Some further developments
will probably come out in day or two,
and 1t is intimated that other persons will
be implicated in the affair. Just how much
was embezzled by Chestnut in this man.
ner. could not be ascertained last night
Chestnut is only II years old
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-05-05
THE FIFTH IMMUNES
Due to Arrive in New York in Next
Few Days

Alletter was received in Birmingham yes
terday from Lieutenant C. A. Allen, of the
Fifth Immunes, at Santiago, saying that
his regiment would sail from Santiago on
the transport Thomas about May 2.
If this be the case, the Alabama and Mis-
sissippi boys will arrive in New York about
the last of this week or the first of next.
From New York the regiment is to be
taken in a body to Camp Meade, Pa,
where they will be paid off and mustered
out of the service. They will not come
home In a body, as the First and Second
Alabama did, but will struggle into their
various towns and cities in small squads.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-05-05

mental officials implicated Norton. It is
not known where he went.
Welborn has wife and son who are liv-
ing in this city.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-05-05
FAMOUS CASE
AGAIN DECIDED
The Birmingham National Bank
Against John G. Bradley
In Favor of Defendant.

The now famous case of the Birmingham
National bank VS.. John G. Bradley has
again been decided in favor of the defend
ant in the city court.
The case which has been on trial several
days went to the jury at l o'clock yester-
day afternoon and after a short delibera-
ton a verdict was returned in favor of the
defendant, who has won the case in the
lower court three times before
The history of the case is an interesting
one and is recorded in the supreme court
where the case has been reversed as many
times as 1t has been carried up.
The action grew out of draft issued by
the Gate City National bank of Atlanta on
the Park National bank of New York,
which is alleged to have been raised from
81 to $4,000. The draft was in the possession
of e. Gelhorn who owed Mr. Bradley 81, 800.
He offered to pay the amount if Mr.. Brad
ley would identify him at the bank. Mr..
Bradley was required to endorse the draft.
When 1t reached the Atlanta bank it was
pronounced a-forgery and a demand was
made upon Mr.. Bradley to return the
money.
Gellhorn worked e. E. Rivers of this city
for $4,000 who was also sued by the Bir-
mingham National bank. This suit was
compromised not long since for 500.
John w. Tomlinson, attorney for the
bank, has filed a motion for a new trial
and will appeal to the supreme court if it
is refused.
Officer Hamiiton's Case
The case of Major Dunn, colored, against
Officer Sam Hamilton of the police depart
ment for $1,000 damages for personal in
juries alleged to have been inflicted upon
him, resulted in a verdict for the defend
ant.
Other Courts
There was no docket in the criminal court
and little business was transacted In the
circuit court which is engaged on the trial
of the civil docket
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-05-05
THE G.. A. R.
Annual Encampment of Department OF
Alabama

The department of Alabama Grand Army
of the republic will meet in this city today
in eleventh annual encampment. The
meeting will be held in Engineers hall in
Nineteenth street. between Second and
Third avenues and will be called to order
at 2 p. m. o'clock.
A number of delegates have already ar
rived in the city and others are expected
this morning. 1t is expected that every
post in the state will be represented, and
preparations for the entertainment of the
delegates have been made by the Geo. A.
Custer Post No. of this city.
An officer of the day and officer of the
guard will be appointed from the local
post to organize the encampment, which
promises to be one of the best ever held in
the state.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-05-05
100 SPRINGFIELDS
Arms Received for Birmingham Military
Companies

There are six boxes of Springfield rifles
now in one of the railroad freight offices
of Birmingham, waiting to be distributed
among the several national guard COM
panies of Birmingham. There are 12O
rifles in all.
For the present they will be stored in the
armory of the Birmingham Rifles and kept
there until Adjutant General Brandon says
to whom they are to be given. The Rifles
will get forty of them.
There are also two boxes of equipment,
bayonets, belts, cartridge boxes, etc, also
in the freight depot The Rifles have or
dered sixty full uniforms, consisting of
blouses, caps, trousers and leggins, which
are expected to arrive in a short while.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-05-05
OUTDOOR BASKETBALL.
ID" Won Over &C" Last Night By a.
Score of 4 to 10.

The second outdoor basket ball game
OF the spring season was played last night
at the Athletic club tennis courts and re-
suited in score of IA to 10 in favor of
I'D" over &C."
Neither team showed up as well as the
old "A" "B" and &c" teams that played
during the winter, but this is probably be-
cause this was the first game they had
played together.
IDS" men played much better than
"C's" last night, guarding their opponents
well, and making good openings for clear
throws at the basket. &C" showed lack of
systematic play, and was unable to take
advantage of its openings.
For d. Redd, Underwood and Crawford
each made points, and Head g. For &C.,
McDonough and Belden each made points
and Morris 2.
The lineup of the teams last night was
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-05-05

There was a good crowd present at the
game and the outdoor sport proved very
pleasant to them. After the game there
was dancing in the club gymnasium.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-05-05
Welborn Arrested

San Francisco, May 4.-The Bulletin
prints a sensa tional story tonight to the
effect that OHM M. Welborn, ex-collector
of internal revenue in this city, was ar
rested this afternoon by United States
Marshal Shine at the Presiodo where he
was enlisted under the name of o. FL. Bed
hell Welborn secured thousands of dol
lars from the government and made his
Escape about a year ago.
The story began after the death of Isaac
Norton, cashier in the internal revenue
office. Norton was $4,000 short in his ac
counts, and the investigation by govern
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-05-05
SCOTTSBORO
Deputy Marshall Confscating Cigars
Waymire in Jail

Scottsboro, May 4.-(Special.)-
United States Marshal John Lanier was in
town yesterday, and confiscated several
thousand cigars that bore counterfeit
stamps.
A protracted meeting is in progress at the
Methodist church. Rev. DR.. w. T. An
drews of Florence. Ala, is assisting Rev.
I. B. Sargent, the pastor.
Alex Waymre, who was arrested in Ten
nessee on a charge of disposing of mules,
horses and other property of Hon. c. w.
Brown, of this county, and placed in jail
here Monday evening, will have a prelimi-
nary trial Monday next before Judge C. l..
Cargill
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-05-05
Mrs. Ella Smith, Florist.
2l00 FIRST AVENUE.

The only conservatory of flowers in the
city, containing the largest collection of
fine bedding plants, consisting of Roses
Geraniums, Colens, Helitropes Verbenas.
Ferns, Palms, in fact, hundreds of choice
plants too numerous to mention. Fresh cut
flowers every day Funeral designs put up
in the most artistic manner. Decorations
for weddings and entertainments given
prompt attention. l wk.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-05-05
The Rising Generation

From the Cleveland Plain Dealer.
'Aim hight cried The clerical visitor, as
he endeavored to arouse the moral ambi-
ton of the bright-faced Sunday school lads
and lasses before him. Aim high"
mot much. interrupted small boy on
the front bench; chats what tn Spaniards
did, an see what happened to them!'
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1899-05-27
DE cuba.

Telegrafian de In Habana que
tndavia los tres mi.lones de pesos
no han sido repartidos entire los
soIdados Cubanos, y nj seran, mien-
tras no convengan Ell entregar sus
armas a las autoridades America
mas. Los Cubanos estan listos pa
ra entregarsus nrmas, pero quieren
entregaras q las municipalidsdes
y no las autoridades miIitares.
Los Cubanos disidentes deelaran,
que no entregaran sus armas y que
mejor seria que los Americanos
recogieran su dinero y no pagasen
A los valientes revolucionsrios,
pues con tai condicion como Ia
que SO les requiere, el dinero que
so les de sera como una bofetada
que los soldados sabran reaentir.
Tambien avisan de Ia Habana,
10 signiente: Que alguua excita.
cion ha producido Ia noiicia dada
al General Brooke, pnr Ia policia
secreta. sobre que los Cubanos es.
taban comprando y llevando 4 va
rias hldeas armas y municiones.
Sc han dictado las mas rigidas me-
didas para evitar ese contrabando
de armas. y como precaucion nece-
aaria SO ha mandado a las tropas
de todo el pals, que SO mantengan
alertas para suprimir q tempo
cualquiera intentona do revolu.
cion y
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1899-05-27
FuegO DestructOr.


Dice el S0corr0 ChieJtdin: De
Luna, poblacion dc In parte occi-
dental del condado, hemos recibi-
do la informacion que los prados Y
montes on esa vecindad estAn STEM
do deslruidos por el fuego La
quemazon SO extiende ,lesde cerca
de Springerville, Arizona, hacia ell
orient-, por una distancia de Gin
cuenta mIllas.
La sierra de Ia Escudilla que
esta al oriente de Ia Sierra Blanca
y iu-tlmeute al pouiente do In Ii.
nea de Nuevo Mexico, esta toda
envuclta on 81 fuego. Esta sierra
esta cubierta dc Ia mejor clase de
MADEIRA que pueda hallarse en- eI
poniente,
LA cordllIera montahosa entire
el rio Azul en Arizona, Y eI rio de
San Francisco en- este Territorio,
rs una masa dc fuego. El hnmo
de eAtas quemazoues y otras de-
que hacemos mencion on Otras ca.
lumnas es tan dense quo el sol 4
veces SO ve opaco FL campo esta
muy seco y u dano nj zacate ma
deras, especialmente la nueva, es
immense.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1899-05-27

de In Peuitenciaria, y su hiio y un
Mr.. Merrill, por el crimen do cons
pirnciou, SO volyio borrego. tai CO.
mo 10 pensamos ncsotros desde el
principle. El Coronel Bergman
fue absuelto del cargo por ell juez,
y los otros fueron detenidos bajo
una fanza de mil pesos cada uno
para que ell Gran Jurado investi-
que los cargos que hay en- contra
dc ellos. FL juez dijo que era de
opinion que tampoco estos indivi
duos eran culpab az de 10 que Sc
les acusaba. pero pre6ri6 que fue-
ran absueltos por el Gran Jurado
y por ESQ les requiri6 tianza de mil
pesos a csda uno, la cual tirmaron
ellos solos.
Ell cuate, alias Garner alias
Schultz, tambien fue detenido ba-
jo una hanza dc mil pesos.
Lo inico que So probo en- Ia in
vestigacion, fu6 ell hecho de que
cuando estaba en- Ia penitenciaria
lie fueron halladas algunas botelIas
dc estrionina al expresidiario Gar.
ner, alias cuate alias Schultz, pero
no se ha podido probar como lie
garon 4 su possession esas botelIas Y
con que fin 10 fueron dadas.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1899-05-27
Gapga para AguinaIdO.

Existe en- Chicago una sociedad
dedicada a celebrar festividades
de Otoho. y cuyo comite ejecutivo
seria iniusto tachar de POGO origi-
nal. FlVurense los lectores que
para Ia proxima celebration dc Ia
estacion do las frutas ha determi-
nado invitar oficialmente 4 Emilio
Aguinaldo, A quien se le haran los
honoras de Presidente de In Repd
blica Filipino, a cuyo efecto no SO
escatimara gasto alguno, En- la
invitacion entra el estado mayor
del caudillo rebelde. Y serh envia
da por un parlamentario. Y Kan.
sas, pnr no ser menos. SO propone
oelebrar su carnaval de oiofo, CON
vidando nj General Funston A que
repita sus hazanas natatorias, Bar
mum habra muerto, pero su esprit.
tu campea por su respecto.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1899-05-27
Muerte de HstelAr.

Los parties teIegraiicos dc aver
anuncian Ia muertc de don Emilio
Castelar,. ncaecida en- Madrid, Es
pana. Il MERCEDES de esta eemana.
Su muerte fu6 el resutado de un
catSrro pulmonar que contraio eI
inviernc pnsado. Don Emilio Gas
telar ora el jefe del bartido Repu-
blicano en- Espaha Y era conside.
rado como quo dc los t,lentos mas
grandes dc la epoca en- el mundo.
Como orador no 10 superaba nadie.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1899-05-27
VA i.Ieg6.

In compafia del ferrocarril ha
promulgado una orden reduciendo
el trabajo do todos los empleados
del depnrtamento mecanico, en-
toda Ia linea, 4 cinco dias por se-
mana y ocho horas por din, y los
salarios proporoionadamente. Es.
TO prueba que se han cumpIido (2)
las profesias de prosperidad. La
lana, cabaIleros! los cueros! nues-
tras indu+trias! Ia prosperidadl el
progreso! prot"ccionl protecccion!l
proteccion!!l Matilde!!l. ........
I La mari
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1899-05-27
III COngreso de Ia Paz.

Ldndres, Mayo 2l,-La Gaceta
de Washington, dice que 10 que el
Czar SO propone es formar una
liga de todas las naciones del mum
do. que haga que oil principio del
arbltrnje SO imponga. Los demas
organos de Ia prensa opintn en-
ignal sentido, diciendo que NADIA
mas podra conseguirse en- el ac-
tual Congreso de Ia paz, puesto
que las miamas naciones represen.
tadas en- el, estan demostrando A
las claras, diferentes prop6sitos de
los que el Congreso podria perse-
gnir. Dicen que Russia, privando
de Ia libertad a Filandia; Francia,
Alemania & Inglaterra queriendo
repartirse Ia China, y los Estados
UnidoH siguiendo su politica de
hbsorcion on Cuba Y FiIipiras
nunca podran llegar al sofado dc.
sarme, nj siquiera a la diminucion
de sua eiercitos.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1899-05-27
AntlsemltismO ell Russia.

Ell gobierno russo ha publicado
un 1kase. prohibiondo 4 los Israe-
litas residir en- San Petersburgo.
Varios sdbditos Franooses que pro.
fesan la religion iudaica y moran
an esa capital, 80 veran en- toda
pyohabilidad, obligados 4 trans
plantar sus tiendas on virtud del
decreto. cuyas disposiciones no
hacen distinction alguna do classes
nj ngotuualSlwlea
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1899-05-27
HlST0RIA DE la
Guerra IliSpanO.AmeriCana
SEGUNDA EDICION.

Conteniendo el fin de las negociacio-
nes de- pns segu'ia do lns protestas do
In cololiia estafoa dc In Rep1blIea.
Escrnpnlosamente corregida esta
importante obra. de grande aetuali-
dad, ST. halla de venta en- esta lIbrerla.
Ademas del reputable escritor Sr.
Francisco q. Cosmos. autor del pr6lo-
go. han tornado parte en- ella los Srea.
Alberto l.etluc, Federico Mendoza y
Vizcaino y 0tr0s 10 menos e0nocidos.
PRECI0, franco dc porte on
cualq pier parte dc Il U. en-
rustIco Sl.00
PASTA DE TELA. LOO
TeLA con letras doradas i.7b
Es lli agehte autorIxade, ambulan-
te, Dlpnielo Castellnno.
CHAS. l.. HERNANDEZ,
Las Vegas, N. M.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1899-05-27

Dan Wells, acusado de sacar ar
mas. tambien entr6 confession do
culpabilidud, recibiendo sentencia
de $500 de muta J costos.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1899-05-27

Vidal Montoya, acusado de asal
to con arma, confeso culpabilidad,
y fne sentenciado q pagar $500 do
multa y costcs.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1899-05-27

Lo que causara la locura de esos
dos individuos, no se sabe A fondo
y soto puede conjeturarse. Bustos,
que es del que tenemos mas por
memories y quien conocimos per-
s"naImente, era un pobre In brador,
lie Rocinda, pero era un homhre
muy trahajador y muy honrado y
vivia muy feliz en- oil seno de su
famiIia. Su salud, como In de cast
todos los hombres que SO dedican
q las labores del campo, era bas-
tante buena. Pero el Sr. Bustos
era uno de esos buenos ciudadanos
que muy POGO SO mezclan en- la
vida pGblica y nJ obstante que va
TENN algunos amos de vida, jana.
habia servido de jurado en- una
corte dc distrito. Por 10 tanto.
cnando en- esta vez SO 10 notifc0
que habia sido escogido para ese
servicio, no dej6 de expresar algu-
ma sorpresa, y SO dice que nj reci-
bir Ia citacion dir d aIgunos dc
-us vecinos; "1Oiala que yo pudie.
ra excusarme de este servicio, por
que 20 jamas he sido jurado, ig-
moro 81 modo como SO transan los
neg.cios de las cortes Y adpmAs
creo no tener ell valor de juzgar a
nader
Esto lego 4 decir 81 4 sus voci.
nos, y 40 cree que 10 decia con to-
da sincerilad, pero como no dilera
NADIA al juez dc Ia corte, fn6 acep.
tado para miembro del Gran Jn-
rado. Luego que ese cuerpo en-
pez6 sns deliberaciones, nuestro
hombre empezo 4 ponerse pensati.
vo y los que 10 conocian mejor
Green que, como aquello era nuevo
para 81, y siendo demasiado timi-
do. eI tenor dc que hnbiera hecho
4 alguien alguna iniusticia, 10 hizo
perder el equilibrio de la razon
con el triste resultado que 90 sahe.
La causa dc la locura de Padilla,
no In sabemos, pero puede haber
sido la misma del otrO.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1899-05-27

Santiago Crespin, confes6 cul-
pabilidad de Petit Larceny, siendo
condenado d prision en- Ia cArcel
del condado, por 80 dias y Sl.00
do multa.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1899-05-27

Para Curar ell Resfrlo en- nm dia.
Las Pastillas denominadas Lax
ative Bromo Quinine Tablets, To-
dos los B ,tioarios devuelven el di-
nero 81 deiau de curar.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1899-05-27
Fu6 B0rrego.

Ia investigation hahida on San.
Ia De. sohre IN acusacion on con.
ia dol Col, Dergman, ex.slCaide
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1899-05-27

En- Ia apelacion de Felipe Gar
cia y j. P. Cordova, fue afirmado
el juicio del tribunal de paz.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1899-05-27

En- Ia causa proseguida contra
un John Daily, por asalto y robo
EN- furgones del ferrocarril. el iu-
RADIO retoruo dict&men do "Sin
Culpa,"
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1899-05-27

FL Lunes se organize el pcque-
no jurado del Territorio, que ae
compone de los siguientes seior
porfrio Gallegos, Franco. Gon2
les y Angel, Pedro Rivera, Iel
pc Montoya. II 2. Brown, Ciria
Ortiz, Marcelino Saavodra, Gera
do Flores, Pablo Jaramillo, Ref
gio Esquibel, Basilio Lopez, >
Gregorio Alarcon, Eugenio Grie.
90, Dolores Lucero, Teodoro de
Herrera, Albino Barreras, d. w.
Conion, Joaquin Vigil, Manuel
Sena, Juan Truiillo, Epifanio Tru-
jillo, Crescencio Martinez, Dona-
ciano Otero, Daniel @. do Bacp.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1899-05-27
ReVEta de Ia Corte.

La oausa contra Cristino Leyba,
por inoendiarismo, fue deseohada
a costa del acusado.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1899-05-27

Bonifacio Mares, el honesto car
nicero, ha sido acusndo de estupro
en- la persona de Virginia Monto-
va. El Sr Mares MEGA tener cul-
pa y su causa ha sido fijada para
juzgarse el dia 8 de Junio.