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The Washington times., 1901-10-20
BRIEFLY TOLD.

Edmund D. Lyons has left the cast of
Tales Out Of School
A new play by Victor Hugo will soon
be presented in Paris.
Maude Winter denies that she will with
draw from David Warfield's company.
Henry f. Dixey has retired from the
cast of "The Whirl OF the Town" in Lon
don.
Violet Rand has replaced Virginia War
ren in the leading feminine role of Lost
River"
Mercedes" a new play by Thomas Bal
ley Aldrich, will be presented at Terry's
Theatre, London.
Lester Lonergan has been engaged as
leading man with Katherine Kidder in
Molly Pitcher"
THE Messenger Boy with James 7.
Powers IN the leading role, Will remain at
Daly's indefinitely.
Suzanne SantJe has been engaged as
leading woman with Howard Gould In
Brother Officers"
Paul Kester. the dramatist, owns large
and attractive plantation IN Virginia, and
is now resting there.
Florence Smith Is playing the leading
feminine role In Nathan Hale" in sup
port of Howard Kyle.
Edward Morgan Will present The Chris
tian' al Of this season and next year will
appear in new play which has been writ
The Washington times., 1901-10-20

Edward J. Morgan, now being starred
as John Storm In "The Christian" was
formerly singer In England and ap-
peared at oratorios and concerts In the
provincial cities. Morgan's first appear
ance ca the stage was as supernumer-
airy In the company of Louis James. and
on the same stage, the Walnut Street
The Washington times., 1901-10-20

ten especially for him. The part in the
new piece is said to be another 'Dr
Jekyl and Mr.. HYDE
Rehearsals for The Helmet of Ma
varrc," in which Charles Daiton viii star.
have begun ~ New 'aGrk.
Hall Caine will come to America to aid
Viola Allen in the production of his new
play THE Eternal City"
Charles Dickson and Herbert Hall Win
slow are writing a new play, which will
be named "Colby's Contest"
chris Bruno and Mabel Russell the
welI-known vaudeville team, have been
engaged for May Irwin's company.
Fenwick Leach, Of this city, has been
engaged Tor an important role In Mark
Swans comedy, "A Runaway Match
Grace Van Suddlford will sing the lead
ing role TN Maid Marian" the new opera
which the Bostonians will soon present
Ffolliott Paget will continue a. leading
woman with Joseph jefferson during ms
fall tour, and will rejoin him In the
spring.
Jane Oaker has succeeded Florence
Kahn in the leading role of Don caesar 5
Return in which James *. Hackett is
starring.
Charles Allen, brother of Viola Allen
and business manager for Mrs. LeMoyne,
was married recently to Mary Irainer'
professional.
Il. s. Willard has a new play by Louis
n. Parker, which has been called Inc
Cardinal" The chief character Is Glo-
vani dt Medici. who became Pope Leo y,
but the action of the play Is NOT car
The Washington times., 1901-10-20

summer In San Francisco. Previous to
Joining the Miller Company Miss Rock
well was leading woman with Stuart Rod
son.
Daniel Frohman has secured the Amer1-
can rights to Arthur Wing Pinero's lat
est pIay Iris" and will use il TO open
the season of his stock company. Hilda
Spong will be featured and will interpret
The Washington times., 1901-10-20

the role in the Pinero play which Is be-
ing played in London by Fay Davis, the
American actress.
Nixon & Zimmerman have secured the
American rights TO THE Toreador," the
new musical comedy which is now run
ming at the Gayety Theatre, London. The
piece may be brought out at the Knick-
erbocker Theatre, New York, in January.
The Washington times., 1901-10-20

season following I Joined Annie Russell,
playing the ingenue role in Catherine
remained with Miss Russell and had my
first actual opportunity as Mrs. PercivaI
Kingsearl in Miss Hobbs Last season
! was a member Of Amelia Bingham S
company in The Climbers, which you are
10 have here next week. 1t is great
play and / believe the role Of Mrs. Codes
by is one of the best parts of its kind
ever written The lines are splendid
They are so bright-the role itself is really
delightful. So / am now in my fifth sea-
son and am beginning TO feel like a vet
eran.
II am charmed with Mrs. Lake. It is
just the sort Of role l ike. I have hard
time keeping those people straight, though
1 feel like a ninistering angel just the
same, except in the first act. Then m
q spectacle, but ! rather like it. When
you've got to dress in dinner gowns and
god-mother dresses for four acts that
little preface Of raggedness is very com
Portable"
Then. with cordial goodbye Mrs.
Bloodgood went on the stage to rehearse
the christening scene once more.
Maude Adams new play. Quality
Street, has been tried on several Ohio
cities with no bad effects on the latter,
so far as have been learned 1t tells
story of English life during the Napoleon
Baltimore will have an opportunity to
see the play next week.
Blanche Walsh has secured certain ter
ritoriaI rights to Janice Meredith and
will visit those cities that are not in
cluded on Mary Mannerings route. Man
ager Frank Mckee tried the scheme of
sending out a second Janice Meredith"
company early in the season, with Amy
Rickard, a capable actress, in the utular
role; but the financial deficiency was
thing Of weekly occurrence. and, as be
saw no bright outlook he disbanded the
Then cJme the offer from Rlqnche
Walsh's management for the rights to the
piece.
''Mazeppa." which is this season en-
toying prosperous revival. IS new to the
present generation, but living theatre
goers Of thirty years ago VIII remember
the story Of the dashing young hero. fair
Of face and figure, who. after con-
quering all Of the royal gladiators that
dare to cross swords with him, proves
equally adept in love affairs. and becomes
known as the idol II all the women, and
the envy of all the men
'Hazeppa" was originally presented as
a spectacle in the circus, the title role
being played by a man, the most daring
of the eqUestrians usually being selected
to make the thrilling ride that is the SEN
sational episode Of the piece. Since being
adapted fSr the stage the part has gen
orally been played by woman. histrionlc
ability not being so much required as a
fine figure, a cool head ana nerves of
iron.
Perhaps the best known Of the actresses
that have assumed this character was
Adah lsaacs Menkcn. a noted artistic and
In this and other countries, died in Paris |
in August. 1863 Others who became well |
known through being identified with the |
part were Leo Hudson, Kate Fisher, Fan |
The Washington times., 1901-10-20
EESOr
Ami

Used for all kitchen clean
ing and polishing; keeps
floors. paint, pots, knives,
forks, tin and agate ware
clean, bright and wholesome.
The Washington times., 1901-10-20

ME Louise Buckingham. Maude Forester
Zoe Gayton, and Alice France Adams.
Many accidents have happened TO these
players through faulty construction OF the
runway and the slipping of the horse
while making the dash up the incline.
Those who are alive to tell Of their hair
breadth escapes are in retirement.
The Washington times., 1901-10-20

Louis Mann's makeup IN The Red
KIoof" Paul Potters comedy Of Boer life,
is said to be 4 remarkable composite
study OF General Joubert and Dom Paul
Kruger The upper portion Of the face,
representing the height OF Boer intel
lectuality, is copied from Jouber, while
the determination and doggedness of
Kruger are depicted in the nose, mouth
and chin.
The Delta independent., 1901-02-15
RehOsl Nss~.

sehssl Nsses-
Mise Mathews was entertaining the
grip the first Of the week.
Joseph Pope vss . visitor st the high
school "Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Rita Mcbride returned to school
Monday. after an abeence Of t~c weeks.
Next week the class in physics take
up the work in magnetism and electri-
city.
Lincoln day vas appropriately observ-
ed by Miss Insersoll's and Miss Gray's
rooms.
Mis- Ruth Bassler. OF the high school
has been seriously Ill since Thursday
the 1th.
Parents Who wish to start their chill
dren TO school this year should start
them at once.
Miss Stockdsle ~as on the sick Inst
Monday. Miss Matte Loma1 took her
place in the second primary.
Last week death euddeoly took from
onr midst Glenn Hills OF the sixth grade.
Glenn ~ss one Of our good boys.
New pupils Who recently entered the
primary department are Winnie Killiap.
Ruth Layton. Eirs Pellum. Arthur
Warrington. Arthur Grassland and Rob
ert Sanders.
The English history class are wrcst-
ling With the "Plautsseusts' this week.
and the general history class are bait.
ling With the -L-ast Certury Of the Ro-
man Rspublic.-
The twelveth grade are working comic
sections. This class has looked upon
the hardcst problens Of wentworth's
plane and eolid geometry - thugs that
must b conquered.
Many OF the pupils Of the high school
are absent on account OF sickness amooG
them are Ruth Bsesler. Msble Kuhnley
Miles Ssandish. Rcss Walker. Emma
Burt and Sues wintou.
The Delta independent., 1901-02-15
~ Pstassp,s Ssss 1evarA. I.

Denver News
Publishers are beginning to take some
inteeeet IN the several pending bills
which regulate publications by county
comnissionerp- The object Of the meas-
ure = TO make the publication OF GER
tain proceedings obligatory and TO il
rates which are not to be discretionary
with the board. II 10 intended to make
the compeuestion Of the country printer
40 cestaiu - the sal.rics OF public OH
cersL The object 10 not to raise prices
for county printing. but to fS reasonable
rstss aod put an end TO cut-throat bid
ding. The publisher Who gets an order
for publication will receive the legal
rate.
Cosnty publiehcrp CLAIM that such .
Lac b just. At present the ia~ speci-
firs certain rates. but they arc nearly
the oaHinum and. in practice. ccmmis-
ssoossS receive competitive bidsL The
proVussd lsss contemplate . fined rate
at suos amount and require publication
Of DrUcssdings where commissioners re-
bate taHss. make contracts. also the val-
ustioa ss which certain clssses Of prop
cry ere asss.sed.
Legal sdvertisemeafs-' are defined %
- so esisG them under certain rates and
cooUsa their publication. In addition
to IL sseift pubis~hers uili derive. il
70 sseiosa sAst tie publication Of certain
. sscss.sry to sppr,ss the
p~Dss = shss the board ot eommi~.ion-
ere p asing in matters of the highest
i~pusssscs In Taxpayers. that it gill i'm
psss sasssossiou the people sre entislei
10 s0rveve.
The Delta independent., 1901-02-15
OsssPies We. 10.

What's the matters Got the grip.
John Walker and family are on the
sick list.
Kenneth Campbell and wife returned
from ther California trip last week.
A Mr.. Owens from Montrose has rent
Cd Mrs. Jennie Palmer's ranch and
moved thereon.
Miss Ora Kuhnley was the successful
contestant for the gold pen at the
literary meeting last week.
John Smith is making more money
than be knows what to do with this
winter, at his fishery near the state
bridge.
s There are several bunches Of cattle
bsing fed in the valley at present. The
mild winter and light snow fall has been
coy on the ssockmen but has had a
depressing effect on the hay market.
Our citizens are sgitating the build
Ing OF church in the near future. the
school house 10 much too small to meet
ths present requirements, and the low
ssats make 1t very uncomfortable for
shose who attend and there is scarcely
. Sunday bat the school house is filled
% overfiowing and We had a more com
oodious building the attendance would
b. more than double. We hore to see
ths matter OF building . church brought
70 . successful termination soon. The
building site will b. donated.
The Delta independent., 1901-02-15
Dssslosss0 - Sympathy.
Delta, Colo. Fsbru ary Is. 1901.
- wa~saSn Glor.a EncnmnunAnt

Delta, Colo. Fsbru ary l3. 1901.
Hsll oe Western Slope Encampment
He. - I. o. o. F.
err Slops Encampment No. 3L 90. F.
We. your committee. appointed to
draft resolutions Of sympathy and coz
dolsocs on the death Of our Brother
zsnss ". Martin, respectfully submit
the following:
wheesas, The great guide Of the wil.
d,rnsss Of life has summoned to the
h,avenly encsmpment above, our &C.
TENED brother Zeuas ". Martin. . bro
tAes whose virtues We ball long cherish
il our hearts and;
Where's. In view OF our loss and the
gnef brought home to his sorroving re-
laiivse. therefore be it;
Resolved. that we. the members OF
Western Slope encampment. No. %
1 o. O. F., hereby e1tend to the bereav-
el relatives in this dark hour OF trial
car sincerest sympathy and respects:
sad further be il;
NWSeu. AuAt our Cuaptet 70 orap-
ped for . period Of thirty days. that
thess resolutions be spread upon the re-
cords Of this encampment. that = copy
be forwarded to the family OF our de-
parted brother, and that copies be sent
to the Colorado o Id Fellow. and to the
l.al papsrs for ubiication.
OF. E. Doper.
Committee J.F. S,spnss.
The Delta independent., 1901-02-15
CsarS NeWa

C00PS yeWO.
Mrs. winters "a s. P. Winters.
Plaintiff vas granted . divorce.
Maud E. Mcknight ": John Mcknight
Plaintiff was granted . divorce.
George Beckley ve. D. 9. Snider.
Plaintiff secured judgement for sla5.5o.
The following cases have been brought
before the district court the past three
days:
Mrs. George Ferguson vs.. George 7.
Ferguson. Plaintiff vas granted . di.
vorce.
The Delta independent., 1901-02-15
LOCAL y EW ..

-whs, BsppsDsd to Jopss." Fsbru-
ssy y.
John Bsssiss. csos in froo Silvsrton.
wednesday.
Representative Ham n ond. cane 10
from Dssvss. Wednesday.
Sunday sss Sssutifui day and our
psepls we're cut 10 great nunbsrs-
TAS ausrsstius vss lifted on the
worth hone % Palmer street last Sat
usdAy.
Johs Chs,lston and wife and Mrs.
Dskiyss. came 10 Wednesday. from
Nss York.
Tbs Doninsuss csnos copper strike
b sssssctiag considerable attention
thsss dsys-
ssssdsrd psttssns-Asrch styl-s just
10. March essisosra The Goidsn
Froo tee 70 Aftsss car loads Of sppIss
ere bsing shippsd to the ssstsso market
eroo Delta ssch week.
Miss Gertrude Beckvit the hello"
girl. esosia Sunday from Oussy. shsss
she Aas tea Tor The pes! three weeks.
Harry Miller. formerly OF the Nor III
Fosk Tiass and Gunnison Champion.
~ . pssssasss for Denver. Sunday
aftsssooa.
J. J. Durkin. os Hctehkiss. vas .
psassogss fos Cripple Creek. wednee-
day. vhsss hs eoss to dispose Of car
ioed of North Fork sppies-
"Bniis- waich. Charles Bo~den and
Jack Hsus. returned from Grand June
stoa Friday. While thess they took 10
the cososrt given by Souss's band.
L.ass Mosday. Walter Dix and Sam
Milton cold their interest in the brick
livery stable 70 their partner. Frank
Hssch. sho sili nov have full charge Of
The businssa.
In order to sccomodate the large and
iscrsssing business. Tho Delta County
Fruit Grossrs sssociation will build
pessset soildioG. the coming spring.
We sctsoviesiee the receipt Of . nea,
booklet entitled The Birthdays OF
washington and Lincoln which is pre-
pessd for the public schools OF Colora-
do By Helen l.. Grsnseli. superintendent
q public instruction.
Il your subscription duet Look oppo-
site yous name on the address and sce'
This b the tine Of the year that print.
sss nssd money 10 pay coal bills and
'sich.- Cast live On promises and
scsnssy during the winter.
Prof. q. ". Harris, of Telluride. but
formerly os he Delta schools has been
ssndsssd the position OF Instructor Of
hissosy at the Tssss- Colorado chaut'
ssaua oeas sunmss. The chautsuqus
spsas July q and closes August Q. We
ccngratuiats the professor for the hoo-
o. sAich hss bssn bestowed upon him.
~. n. Robsck. Who vss sccidcntaII,
ehot in Utah. VS. incurred for 5000.
is The woodnea u the World. in favor
q he wife, 0hc. With the children. lives
here 10 Mootruss. Since Ms. Roouck
M hsss. Msa. Robuck hes steadily kept
% H. iossssecs. snd the money vill
hss bss.sinG 10 her and the children.
-A0tsuss Eatsspsiss.
Cssp.As lsdes No. n Knights OF
Ryshi.a a Acntsoss. ell make FRA
sssusl visit 10 0rssd Mos No. ~. nerf
Tsssaas sShs February 10. and sili
sssise the local lriss 10 com1enorsfe
shs thirty -ssvsnsh Anniversary OF the
ssxS~s. VET " ssak q esquire ~
Osssd nlesa SosiGs ed sosk 10 the ssnk
e hssrhs by CsscsAs. Al ksiGhts OF
Pysktss - ewsS ssssdisg 80 eusaisssy
lssiopA - sstsod.
The Delta independent., 1901-02-15

II you havn't seen our line Of cigars.
pipes. tobaccoe and smokers supplies.
you hsvn't seen the largest line in the
city. -
Rrrp L BoHLscHEID.
The Delta independent., 1901-02-15
Gard SfThaaks.

Delta, Colo. February 10. 1901.
To the friends who % kindly gave
their sympathy and assistance in our
late bereavement We tender our sincere
thanks.
J. R. HILIs.
LOIS HILLs-
ADA HILLa.
The Delta independent., 1901-02-15
Fer Aole.

Four shares Of Ironstone Extentiou
ditch stock.
Ed. CArtrN, Montrose. Colorado.
The Delta independent., 1901-02-15

NSaey - I00a - Ranches oaA
TSWa PrOPeety. Best terms. Ne
aeloS. C0ll 81 AaFe0s
4. .. kN9.
The Delta independent., 1901-02-15

The Tongue Greek coal b improvicd
- depth 10 gained and nov ranks - thS
best Order FROM J. J. wintoa-
The Delta independent., 1901-02-15

PluaSaue aoA siasiag. Pa1ps
aaA engine soPPlses. sseoo.
water and gos assiog. O0ee In
Sanders hardware sa0ee.
Otis r. STAN O10n.
The Delta independent., 1901-02-15

il. winten - agent fof the Eacsl
sior laundry. Of Denver.
The Delta independent., 1901-02-15

Money - lsss ss eight per eess
- Poal estate.
The Delta independent., 1901-02-15
nrsaNUa notice..

WHEAT For SALH-Call at Mrs. Bar .
keris, next to Baptist parsoosge.
The Delta independent., 1901-02-15

Try Tongue Creek Coal.
The Delta independent., 1901-02-15
S.ss.. rs- a.,e q Dssen ssseh.

Notice 10 hereby gwen that the Assessments
etc on nty-three go shares OF ditch stcct. ia
Maddox. hAs not been paid. and that said
stick viii On Saturday the ptneth day Of March
iSpi at the hour OF three eelock. be sold II
suction 81 the home cf Staples . Rateein, near
Echsrt, Colorado, for the highest And best Price
II. " BULL President
q. l. STAPLHs, SecrstAfy.
The Delta independent., 1901-02-15
TAKE NOTICE.

L have placed an ny book
accounts In the hands 0f The
Farmer 4 Merchants hank for
cOlleealoa. an aee00nts net
PAID In thirty 1ays will -
placeA IN the hands of N n.
torney for collection.
y.W. O0nAeFS.
The Delta independent., 1901-02-15

Nsaey - Lean. 4. e. Ans.
bary.
The Delta independent., 1901-02-15

NvereA daily In Delta ~ n. =.
Oielaa.
The Delta independent., 1901-02-15

Henry Dentch, OF Crawford. 10 . busi-
ness visitor in Delta this week.
assps she Csogh soA works 81
the COlA.
Laxative Bromo-Quiuine Tablets cure
q cold in one day. No cure, NO pay.
Price 25 cents.
The Delta independent., 1901-02-15

is now showing the
spring ginghams,
embroideries, per-
Gales and other wash
fabrics, with more
fresh stock arriving
each week. A few
winter bargains still
being offered.
Henry Dentch, OF Crawford. 10 . bust
ness visitor in Delta this week.
s'.ss -. o::ss 49,, - ws'h. 81
Laxative Brouo-QuiuineT Tablets cure
q cold in one day. No cure, no pay.
Price IS eents.
TAKE NOTICE.
have placed an ny boOk
accounts In the hands 0f The
Farmer 4 Merchants tank for
c0lleeai0a. an aee00nta net
PAID In thirty 1ays will -
placeA IN the hands of N NJ.
torney for cOllectl0a.
,. ". sanAers-
Fer 00se.
Four shares Of Ironstons Extention
ditch stock.
Ed. CArrIS. Montrose. Colorado.
II you havu't seen our line Of cigars.
pipes. tobaccoe and smokers supplies.
you havp't seen the largest line in the
city. -
Nsss.> res sale q Dssen ssseh.
ct. sSses sh s,.esrss 81 ,ssres es' Of a,eh .ises "a
Hsdsss ss. p,sn pSs sen ssd sSd .s., -.
stiSI vii On saturday the pineth day o. M.rrh
s snG% at n nj he eGsT ct d ssrss ssp.
Echsrt, Colorado, for The highest And best Price
e. L. sTAPLEs, secrssasy.
Pure fresh 0ilk aaa sseoA -.
NvereA daily In Delta ~ n. ..
Oielaa.
Nsaey - Lean. 4. e. A0s.
Ssry.
Nssey - looa - Ranches eaA
ToWu PPOPeety. Best terms. Ne
Delay. Csll - Adrees
a. q. kIN0.
Pluabiag aoA siasioG. paDps
asA engine supplies. sseso.
water and gss assisG. O0ee In
Sanders hardware stSee.
Otis r. SfANO190.
nrslNEns notice..
wHrAr Fcx SAIr-Cali at Mrs. Bar.
ker's, next to Baptist pasouags.
Try Tongue Greek Coal.
J. J. wintou - agent fof the Escsl
sior laundry, Of Denver.
The Tongue Greek coal b improvic6
- depth 10 eained and now ranks = Sh0
best. Order FROM J. J. wintoa.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1901-11-21
LA MARCIA DEL DELEGADO RODEY!

Ell Hon. b. ). Rodey, deIegado
de Nuevo Mexico al congreso. ha
partido para la capital de la ma
cion con el objeto de asumir sus
deberes como representative de
este Territorio cuando el congre.
so abra sus sesiones el primer
IL1nes de Diciembre SegGn 10
que Sc puede colegir de las EXPIRE
stones y actitud de Mr.. Rodey
desde que fu6 electo deIegado de
este Territorio, ~ sincere deseo
y frme resoluci0n de servir con
todo zelo y empeno q los inter6
ses de sus CONSTITUENCIES Y hacer
todo 10 possible para que el con-
greso haga iusticia 4 sus recla-
mos. UnO de los pnutos princi-
pales que tiene en- mira es conse-
guir el pasaie de unacta de habi-
litaci6n para que Nueyo Mexico
sea estndo. Los aut4ce lentes V
reputation de Mr.. Rodey justif.
can pIenameute Ii cOnHanza que
la generalidnd del pueblo tiene
en- su honrndez Y capacidad, v
antlclpa que su registro como
delegado sera en- todas maneras
1til, honroso Y satisfactOriO.
Ningnna asechnnza nj trnici0n en
contra de los intereses del pueblo
Sc puede temer dc Mr.. Rodey, 81
no mas bien tOdos los benehcios
que su esfnerzo y energia puedan
conseguir. ObservarGmos con
interes los procedures de nuestro
delegado Ell el descargo de sus
dpbprpH.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1901-11-21
CAMBl0 FAVORABLE EN- LAS ESTA
Clones.

Nuestro territorio, despu6s de
haber sufrido con mas 8 menos
continuidad por mas que diea
amos estaciones casi invaria-
blemente desfavorables & causa
de la pequeha cantidad de lIuvia
que ha caido EN- Ia mayor parte
Gle su suelo, parece que ahora es-
ia experimentando un cambio
muy favorable en- ese particular,
segGn Sc ha observable en- el aho
actual. La lluvia va sea aqua
liquida 9 nieve significa riqueza
para Nuevo Mexico, pues solo con
esa pueden mantenerse florecien
tes sus terrenos de pasteo Y de
sienbra. FL aqua es la necesidad
prlnordial de un pals general.
mente seco y arido como Nuevo
Mexico y sin ella esta en- peIigro
su mayor riqueza actual que se
cifra en- la cria de ganado lanary
vacuno. Las estaciones favora.
bles que parecen haberse innugu.
rado en- el presente aho tai vez
sean el pron6stico de un eambio
radical y permanente que nos su.
ministre muchos ahos de pros
peridad y abundancia. Tai vez
como en- el legendario sueho de
Faraon Sc realize aquf en- Nuevo
Mexico de que las siete vacas fla
cas- sean sucedidas por siete va
cas- gordas. siendo Las primeras
simbolo de escaces y esteriIidad
y las segundas de iertilidad Y
abundancia. Siendo el clima de
Nuevo Mexico muy semeiante al
de Egipto Ell 10 que toca 4 In &c.
neral falta de lluvia no est6 muy
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1901-11-21
DECLARATORIA.

sR EDITOR Dg H. ISDEpESDmSrE:
Suplico 4 usted tengn la bon
dad dc dar puhilrIdadrn ~ ,tprr.
ciabIe senanmio Il 10 siauiente:
Soy uu republicano de origen,
pero por dssgracia me agarraron
los rastrolos del partido de Ia
Union y me engaharon como Ia
hicieron con muchos otrOs, con
su faIsa y corrompida doctrina,
por cuya raz6n detesto al tai
partido, Il sus pOmpas y embus-
ties de tales rastrOieros Y me ad.
hero Il mi verdadero partido Y
amigos republicanos, sin adula.
ci0n nj sobUrno, purs mis- -enti.
mientos han sido y son republi.
canos. EsEQUmL SANCHEZ,
JOSE Il. RAMIREZ,
JOSE ). EsQulBEL, Testigos.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1901-11-21
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to de un departamento decomer-
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puesto hacia el proyecto Y que
hara In recommendation pedida,
con 10 cual es muy probable ac-
ci6n favorable del congreso So
bre la materia. Tampoco es re.
moto que ell la session venidera
del congreso sc trabaie en- por de
que Sc establezca un departa-
mento de mineria, cuya adopci6n
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conseio de ministries que estd al
lado del presidente.