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Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-08-19

Mrs. Carrie Nation and her hatchet
aro stlll In evidence, but her Jail ex-
pericncc has smoofhcd down tsic rough
edges. OF the Kansas smasher.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-08-19

j. w. Zimmerman who came in from
the saw mill yesterday. started on the
return trip this afternoon. New boil
ers and engines are being put in and
the capacity Of the mills largely in
creased.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-08-19

The police court was confronted
this morning by two individuals for
fighting. One plead guilty and the
other not. and his hearing takes place
this afternoon. The later had one
or two ribs broken In the mixup.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-08-19

Springs. aud will probably ore4riza
81, Silverton Oil co apany. Thomas
\, crd, one of the gentlemen in .rest.
IL. recently returnr", fgrom thas seek
t:on with samples of crude petrcle,t.8N
rich in lubricants ana possessing an.
paiently the proper aianunt of comhr
ton to make it valuable engine fuel
hose interested are j. H. ROBIN. \
\ Ballou. Joseph 5oldeleau. Chn.e;
D ,le Mack Patterson, Louis Wyman
T.. j. McNutt and Thomas AcorG
.hoir holdings consis, of 1920 acres.
Siiyerton Stands.
The following from the Telluride
Journal is to the point: To put it
in the mildest form it is questionable
negligence that more systematic
and thorough effort is not made 10
solve the mysterious disposition OF the
man w. j. Barney. There is no one
of any sense who doubts that he was
murdered and his body disposed y
within mile of the limits of Tell
uride. II is not probable, We're the
fact established beyond question, that
the murderers could be brought TO
justice. but the good name of the com
munity demands that at least an eff
fort be made to solve the crime and
encourage those who have not yet
suffered the penalty for exercising tIrN
rights supposed to be guaranteed an
American citizen. that murder and ra-
pine shall not flourish unmolesteI
There is little doubt that the body was
disposed of not far from the town lin
its, and every foot of ground should
be thoroughly examined. The talk
| of the man having quietly slipped
away is all bosh and those who ad.
vance the theory do not believe it.
He could not have gotten away with
out being seen by someone. Rela-
tives and friends from half a dozen
places from st. Louis west have writ
ten the Journal for information con
cerning his disappearance. 1t is two
months since he disappeared, yet mo-
request has been made for neat
check due him at the company's office.
The man was murdered. Were he
alive he would have communicated
with some friend, or at least would
have asked for the money due him"
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-08-19

Virginia Democrats are as much on
the scrap as Colorado fnsionists.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-08-19

Asbury White. brother Of Billy of
the Nathan Shoe 4 Clothing Co. ar
rived on the afternoon train over tie
Southern, accompanied BY his son.
Mr.. White is building ditch near
Hotchkiss and is en- route home -
Pueblo.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-08-19

Mrs. T. L. Davis is home from
week spent at the residence of Mr.
and Mrs. Kroeger in the Animas val
ley. She reports country life r-sal
enjoyable.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-08-19

The Baptist Sunday school scholars
are plcnicins nj Brookside today.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-08-19

property occupied by Ellis Roberts
on 9Th avenue TO w. j. Godfrey yes
terday. Mr.. Godfrey purchased the
property for home.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-08-19

The Local Security company yester-
day sold to j. B. Weller, ID. & r. G..
car builder. two of the Townsend cot
tages on Fifth avenue. Mr.. Weller
will move the buildings to lots owned
on the lower end of the boulevard.
where he will fix them up in good
shape. occupying one himself and rent
ing the other. In this connection
the Local Security company report
many inquiries concerning both bust
ness and residence property. 1t is
dawning upon great many home peo-
PIE who have been paying rents that
now is the time to buy-that real es-
tate values will never again be as low
and in this they are right
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-08-19

Ben B. Russell came down from
SiIverton this morning en- route to
Denver.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-08-19

The band will hold forth this even
ing at the Graden-Famous corners.
The Herald will thus be enabled to
catch few strains of the music.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-08-19
What happy family 10, of fusion
lists make.

What n happy home the state cap
ltol is for the fusfonists.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-08-19

Gus Roberts. with the Graden Mer-
camille company. left on the morning
train for the eastern markets, Chi
cago, Philadelphia and New York,
where he goes to purchase fall and
winter goods for the firm. The Gra-
den people are encouraged over the
outlook and trade of the past year
and will make purchases according
ly, and Mr.. Roberts will be on hand
20 secure the best in each department.
IN early fall goods specialties will be
gin arriving by express by the last
OF the month and will continue to put
in appearance weekly.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-08-19

Several Silverton men have recent
ly located some valuable oil Ian IS IN
Acfuleta county, near Pagr'a
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-08-19

Mrs. A. l.. Richey is expected home
shortly. and then there Will be Joy In
the household.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-08-19

A travelling caravan from Winslow
Ariz.. passed through town this fore
noon bound for Grand Junction.
They appeared to be in comfortable
circumstances, the horses being fat
and the covered wagons we'll sup
piled. 1t was evident that they had
passed through a dry or desert section
as every wagon had water barrels on
each side.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-08-19

From Thursdays Daily.
William Wolf was among the SAT-
Lake contingent this morning.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-08-19

The Herald scribe received a glow.
ing mining prospectus last evening
which wound up by offering to let Us
In on the ground floor for one thnu-
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-08-19

Brigham Young. Jr.. arrived on the
Denver train last evening. He left
this morning for visit among his
p ,eopie In Montezuma county.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-08-19

From Fridays daily.
Ed Lazarus was among those jour
noying to Salt Lake yesterday. He is
thinking something OF continuing to
the Pacific coast.
Typhus germs are in the air. eminat-
ing from filthy yards and alleys. Too
much care cannot be exercised at this
season of the year
Brigham Young. Jr.. arrived on the
Denver train last evening. He left
this morning for a visit among his
p eople In Montezuma county.
The band will hold forth this even
Ing at the Famous corners.
The Herald will thus be enabled to
catch a few strains of the music.
The stores were not unusually last
evening. notwithstanding several out
llts paid on People are becoming ac-
customed to making their purchases
town in the evening.
August STATE and wife came in from
Cortez last evening. departing this
morning for Santa Fe on business and
pleasure. Mr.. Statz says everything
ls looking fine in the Montezuma val.
ley.
Mrs. Bessie Roscoe, who failed to
get away Sunday. left this morning
for her home In Tennessee. She was
accompanied by Mrs. o. S. Galbreath.
The two will visit day or so at
South Fork and after reaching Denver
Mrs. Galbreath will return.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Beere arrived
from Denver last evening on visit
to Mrs. Beere's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
kettlewell Frank has been rail
reading. running out of Denver. but
likes Durango and If present plans
carry, will make Durango his future
home, running on the Southern
Frank still retains his plumpness.
If some enterprising citizen with
spare wealth would build hundred
cottages ranging in price from $3.50
to $1,000. he would secure steady rent
ers at from $40 to $35 per month. 1t
is almost impossible to secure houses
and we have no doubt great many
people are deferred from coming to
Durango for the winter months owing
to this condition of affairs.
II rotation in Office had been In
vogue In La Plata county, we would
not he burdened with j. C. Bradley dt
this time,. No man in the county has
been as persistent for holding Office.
He worked the city to finish and by
hook and crook has managed to work
the county. Still he Is the pet of
few who are shouting for rotation in
office The crowd is for rotation
when opposed to certain people but
for perpetuation where said Off
Gals work into the'r hands.
The Herald scribe received a glow.
ing mining prospectus last evening
which wound up by offering to let Us
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-08-19

From Fridays daily.
Ed Lazarus was among those jour
neying to Salt Lake yesterday. He is
thinking something OF continuing to
the Pacific coast.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-08-19

Typhus germs are in the air. eminat
ing from filthy yards and alleys. Toe
much care cannot be exercised at this
season of the year
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-08-19

Those who have time to hunt deer
should bear in mind that we have II
tooth for sayory venison.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-08-19

Rev. Mr.. Lnmley and family are al
home from ten days camping trip
on the Upper Florida. There werc
about twenty-five in the party. mostly
Methodis,s, and a genuine good time
was had The most OF the party Is
Still on the river.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-08-19

The stores were not unusually last
evening. notwithstanding several out
lis paid off. People are becoming ac-
customed to making their purchases
during the day and few come down
town in the evening.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-08-19

Judge o. S. Galbreath is now the
biggest Red Man in the bunch. not
excepting Ignacio and Buckskin Char
ley. having been elected Great Sach-
EN- of the Red Men order now in ses-
sion in Denver The position is not
only an honorary one, but carries with
1t good salary and expenses, which
counts up, as it is necessary to visit
the various lodges during the year.
AS head of the order and publisher of
The Council Brand. the organ of the
order in this state. coupled with the
onerous duties of trying to rope Pops
into the Democratic party of La Plata
county through the columns of The
Wage Garner. along with the dispen-
sation of legal lore to the unfortll'
nate. the judge will come In for a
busy year.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-08-19

The little. e.over-a-year-old child of
Mr.. and Mrs William Holloway drank
hardly gotten over the effects when
1t found some lye and swallowed It
Yesterday 1t is now in serious con
dtion.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-08-19

The mosquito must go. The inquis-
tive little pest has been declared a
germ-carrier by scientists, and now ia
in yellow fever districts. and now is
credited with distributing malarial
fever. The scientists having unrav-
eled tbs problem. the great question
arises: What are they going to do
about it? True. they have declared
that the long-billed insect must go,
hut Governor Pitkin once declared
that the Utes must go, and in COM
menting on the promulgation. the late
Albert Dyes remarked: Did they
went?' And this remark applies
quite aptly to the mosquito.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-08-19

L. ]. Nathan sold the residence
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-08-19

Including the Mcbride party. which
went out via Silverton yesterday at
ternoon Durango win have about
twenty representatives at Salt Lake
tomorrow. Mancos will also contrib.
nte quite u sprinkling.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-08-19

Rev. Ferguson and family went out
to Ignacio this morning, this being
semi-monthly ration day.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-08-19

Moses Liverman departed for Den
yer this morning. And this reminds
MS that Mr., Liverman thinks Duran
20 the best town In the state. with
great future possibilities. and TO this
end is making preparations to become
one of us.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-08-19

The Herald joins the Durango Red
Men order in congratulations upon
having O. S. Galbreath elected Great
Sachem. It IL an honor worthily be
slowed. as the Judge Is redskin
worthy of the name.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-08-19

August STATE and wife came in from
Cortez last evening, departing this
morning for Santa Fe on business and
pleasure. Mr.. STATE says everything
Is looking fine in the Montezuma val
ley.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-08-19

The Rico contingent is again remind
ed that the man who bets on foot
race has dough to burn. The game
is older than the gold brick one, but
Is more successfully worked.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-08-19

Joseph Palen who was charged with
rape by ID. J. Craig, was discharged
by Justice Simonds at Pennington,
there being no evidence to warrant
holding him for the crime.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-08-19

Mrs. Bessie Roscoe, who failed to
get away Sunday left this morning
for her home in Tennessee. She was
accompanied by Mrs. o. s. Galbreath.
The two will visit n day or so at
South Fork and after reaching Denver
Mrs. Galbreath will return.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-08-19

DIR, C. V. Copp and family returned
Tuesday from their camping expcdi-
tnu 90 the West Fork of the San Juan
where they put in a couple of weeks.
Dr. RAIDER and son comprising part
OF the party for week. DIR. Copp
reports good time but only fish
enough TO eat by hard working.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-08-19

Mrs j. ~ Galloway departed this
morning 70 the east She viii first
stop ut st Louis, then continue to
New York City, where she will visit
friends and relatives. probably stop
Ing day or SO at Buffalo
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-08-19

Mrs. WE Carver and daughter,
who have been visiting Mrs. Howard
for some weeks. left this morning for
their home. Mr.. Carver remained
ms he is engaged in the saw mill bus
mess at Glencove.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-08-19

Looks as though base ball fever had
died out in the San Juan. No games
since the ith of July week. Slat-
tery's Slobs have not recovered from
the go with Telluride. and no telling
when the two clubs wiz cross bats,
hut when they do. keep an eye open,
AS Slattery will surprise the natives.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-08-19

Judge C. A. Pike and family will
rusticate for the next week or ten
days on the West Mancos. having left
by wagon yesterday. The Judge is
Interested In mining claims and will
look after assessment work.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-08-19

Jarvis Hall, Denver, will probably
secure two recruits as result of the
visit of Captain Macdonald. who spent
Yesterday In this city. leaving for Den
yer ON the morning train. Jarvis
Hall Is acquiring quite a reputation
and those of military turn of mind
should open correspondence.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-08-19

Judge Russell goes to Pagosa
Springs tomorrow. where an adjourn
ed term of court convenes Monday
TO adjudicate water rights and finish
mp some other court matters.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-08-19

Stan Day left for Pagosa Springs
this morning with several thousand
fish for the San Juan river.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-08-19

The fair committee left base
ball out OF the programme this year
Evidently the directory have no scrap
pers who are dcslrous Of getting mix
cf IN.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-08-19

The rates to Grand Junction peach
day are very low. Now If Durango
is given the same kind for fair week
our people will have no kick coming
on the ID. e. II. G.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1901-03-23

: Ell Hon. Indalecio Sene, que tan ho-
nesta y acrelitadamente ha representadc
el condado de San Miguel en- la camara
de la asamblea Legislative trigesima
cuarta, es hombre todavia joven, pues
nacio el primero de Mayo de 1870.
Cuando va tuvo uso de razon fue colo
cado por sus padres como alumno en- las
escuelas pdblicas de gu condado, y fue
tan laborioso y aplicado que cuando
cumpli6 IL amos de edad va pudo SER
vir de maestro con cr6dito para 81 mis-
mo y provecho para sus escolares. En-
seguida Sc dedico al negocio de Ia cria
de ganado vacunoy fue mas que me-
dianamente afortunado en- esa vocaci6n,
adquiriendo una competencia bastante
regular que le permiti6 ocuparse en- ell
negocio de comerciante. Desde muy
joven tomo parte en- Ia vida pdblica, ma
nifestandose un Republicano frme y
consistente y adquiriendo por sus bue-
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1901-03-23

nos comportamientos la estimation y
aprecio de sus co partidarios. Fue uno
de los trabajadores de las iltimas cam.
paflas polfticas de su condado, acredi
tandose de tai suerte que en- la Conven-
ci6n Republican, de condado de 1900
fue nominado como representante dc
su condado y electo por una gran mayo
ria. Durante la session Legislative ha
sido un legislator laborioso y active que
ha trabajado sin descanso en- pro de los
intereses dc sus CONSTITUENCIES y del
territorio, y Sc ha merecido un buen lu-
gar en- la opinion de sus colegas y del
pueblo. Fue presidente y miembro de
varias comisiones y desempeno alli sus
deberes con una atencion puntuali-
dad dignas de elogio, de manera que
sus constituyentea, en- vista de su buen
registro, no podran menos que darle el
credito y los honores que Sc ha mereci-
do.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1901-03-23
Nombramientos por ell Gobernador

Eel gobernador Otero mand6 el lines
las nominaciones siguientes al consejo,
las cuales fueron confrmadas en- session
ejecutiva: Cuerpo de Salubridad de
Nuevo Mexico-Dr j. H. Sloan, Santa
Fe; W. r. Upton, Las Vegas; DR.. G..
IC. Bryan, de Alamogordo; DR.. T. P.
| Martin, de Taos; DR.. w. G. Hope, de
Albuquerque; y yDr. w. Radcliffe, de
Belen; Promoter general, Hon. Ed
ward L. Bartlett, inspector de aceite de
carbon, Hon. John 5. Clark; tesorero
territorial, Hon. J. Fl. Vaughn; comi-
sionado de terrenos, Hon. A. A. Keen;
superintendent de la penitenciaria,
Hon. HI. 0. Bursum; librero del terrific
rio, Hon. Lafayette Emmett; procura-
dor de distrito del segundo distrito iu-
dicial, Hon. F. W. Clancy, de Albu-
querque.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1901-03-23
NEoEsIDAD DE AGITACIoN.

"Mr. Rodey, cual es su oponion en- 81
ssunto de que los peri6dicos y hombres
principales de Nuevo Mexico de todos
matices politicos empie,en agitar la
question en- las columnas de periodicos,
en- discursos pdblicos y en- jdntas pd.
blicas y de esta manera la mantengan
ante el pueblo y dispierten entusiasmoP''
ESQ es 10 propio que debe ser hecho
y ST hay alguno en- Nuevo Mexico en-
contra del estedo el pueblo dsbe saber-
10, y estas gentes, 81 no estan dispues
tas deiar la mayoria gobernar, con
tai que Ia misma gobierne dentro de la
ley. SO les debia decir que tienen el
privilegio americana de irse d vivir q
otra parte Ninguna persona que no
haya considerable el estado de IN terri
torio debajo del gobierno nacional pue-
de tener una idea propia de su condi-
ci6n y ninguna persona que compren-
da la situacion puede por nn momento
oponerse al estado. Personalmente, no
creo que 10 por ciento del pueblo del
territorio de Nuevo Mexico esta opues-
ia al estado y que aquellos que Sc opo,
men 10 hacen por no conocer los hcchos.
Mi idea es que dsberiamos sgitar la
question 10 mismo que la de una fAria
universal 8 territorial. Estampadlo en-
vnestros encabezados, estampadlo en-
vuestras cubiertas; msntened un enca-
bezado demandando ell estado del con-
greso 57mo en- Ia pagina frontal de ca
da peri6dico del territorio h4sta que el
pueblo Sc entusiasme tanto que no ha-
BILE de otra cosa. Ese es ell modo en-
que ocho diez territories del norte en-
traron en- 1889 y ese es 81 modo en- que
podremos entrar nosotros. Deseo de-
cir al pueblo de Nuevo Mexico que les
corresponds fomentar el estado, porque
estoy satisfecho que temprano tarde
la delegation de Texas el General
Anson Mills conseguirau pasar el pro-
yecto Culberson- Stephens para la cons
trucci6n de le represa international en-
Ell Paso, paralizando de ese modo para
siempre este territorfo. Ninguno que
no haya visto la Influenza que estas
gentes tienen en- Washington puede
Imaginable 8 apreciar el buen efecto
que tendrla en- Nuevo Mexico. Ell pa
sale del proyecto nos haria renunciar
Ia mitad del aqua que Colorado nos
ha deiado del Rio Grande hasta la Re-
pdblica de Mexico, aunque no les debe-
mos tai consideration que es contra no.
sotros mismos, pero andan tras de no.
tros por ella y tienen un poder tremen-
do en- Washington. Ell pueblo de Nue.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1901-03-23
De Rodey Herido.

Parie, Mario 16. En- 81 duelo que
tuvo lugar hoy entire 81 conde Boni de
Castellano M. de Rodeys, este recibio
una herida en- una picrna. Ell encuen-
tro tuvo lugar esta tarde las 8 en- Ell
Parque de los Principles. Ell conde de
Dion fue Ell director del duelo. De
Rodeys Sc sangro mucho, pero su he
rida no es grave.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1901-03-23
Da con un Rico Hallazgo.

me vi molestado por algunos amos
de indigestion cronica y debilidad ner-
viosa," escribe J. J. Green, de Lancas.
ter, N. H. "Ningdn medic me alivit
hasta que empese a usar los Amargos
Electricos, los cuales me hicieron mas
provecho que todas las medicinas que
habia usado antes. Tambien han man.
tenido por amos d mi esposa en- muy
buena salud. Ella dice que los Amar-
gos Electricos son esplendidos para en-,
fermedades de mujeres; que son ur
tonico y vigorizador grandioso para
muieres debiles y raqufticas. Ninguns
otra medicina puede tomar su lugar er
muestra faronilia." Usadla. No valer
sino SOC. Satisfaction garantizade
por Fischer y Cia.
Suscribanse q Ell NUEvo MgxIoANa
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1901-03-23
NOTICIAS LOCALES.

Muchos ciudadanos del cuarto barrio
favorecen la nomination del Mayor r..
j. Palen para ell coueilio municipal.
Ell sabado pasado tuvo lugar ell falle-
cimiento del nino Felix Tenorio, hijo de
Don Romualdo Tenorio y esposa, la
edad de un ano y seis meses. El an
CELTIC fue enterralo en- la tarde del do
mingo sigulente en- ell cementerio del
Rosario
El Juez de paz Francisco Anaya uni6
el martes pasado on matrimonio H.
M. Bowley y Blanche X. Coleman, de
Colorado Los testigos fueron Fran
cisco Rivera y Alberto Garcia.
Es de Ia mas grande importancia que
cada ciudadano vaya en- persona los
Ilngares de registration registrar su
nombre para la election municipal. En-
el barrio No. 2, por ejemplo, los ofcia-
les de registration no tienen los libros
viejos va menos que cada ciudadano
yea personalmente que esta registrado
|su nombre hay riesgo de que pier
da su voto.
Don Manuel Valdez, el tesorero ac-
tual de la ciudad, es hombre de mucha
integridad y posee Ell respeto del pue-
bio. Los Republicanos no podrian ha-
Ger cosa mejor que nominarlo para rec.
leccion
Para la pr6xima election municipal
hombres honestos y de capacldad deben
ser nominados por ambos partidos para
los empIeos de ciudad y de barrio. Un
gobierno de ciudad honesto y sin tacha
es una necesidad urgente para Nuevo
Mexico.
La avenida de Don Gaspar so ha con
vertido en- un lodazal, y en- vista de que
les una de las GALES mas transitadas de
la ciudad, su condici6n es una deshon-
ra a la ciudad y q su actual gobierno.
Sc ha recibido noticia de que Pinto
Pine, nativo de esta ciudad, que resi-
dio aqui por muchos amos y que tiene
muchos parientes en- el condado, ha SUI
cumDldo al ataque de paral1sls que le
acometi6 el viernes de la semana pasa-
da.
Ahora parece que los Republicanos
levantaran un boleto de primera clase
para Ia eleccion municipal, un boleto
que sera digno del apoyo de todo ciu-
dadano, y que sera seguramente electo
y que despues de la election dara a la
ciudad un gobierno que sera un mode
10 para el porvenir.
Sera buena nueva para la gente de
Santa Fe saber que las Hermanas de la
Carload Sc proponen afadir otro edif-
clio a las acomodaciones actuales del ga
natorio y hospital de San Vicente.
j. S. Candelario ha recibido una car
ia de Federico Maestas, de la Habana,
Cuba, en- Ia cual dice que ha resignado
su puesto de interprete del gobierno
para ocuparse en- ell negocio de corredor
el cual considera que es muy lucrative
en- la Habana. Sc recordaran que
Maestas SO reclut6 en- esta ciudad
durante la guerra hispano-A Americana.