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New-York tribune., 1901-02-09
TO PAY FOR SOUTHERN PACIFIC.
UNION PACIFIC TO ISSUE spOoaooo GOLD
BONDS.

UNION PACIFIC TO ISSUE Sio@0gO GOLD
BONDS.
Or7cal announcement is made that the bank
ing house Of Kuhn. Loeb & CO. has underwrit-
ten an issue Of S40,000000 Of Union Pacific Rail-
road per cent first mortgage and collateral
trust ten year gold bonds, convertible at the
option of the holder at any time before May 1.
1906 into common stock at par, and redeemable
after that date by the railroad company at
l02lh The bonds will be offered 10 the stock
holders for subscription at par. The issue Is
made TO provide funds 10 pay for the Southern
Pacific Company stock recently acquired by the
Hartman syndicate.
f. VI. Hartman, chairman Of the Board Of
Directors of the Union Pacific Railroad Com
pany in a circular letter addressed to the bank
els SAYS that the Union Pacific bonds are 10
bear interest from May l, 1901, payable semi
annually, and are form part of total au-
thorized issue Of 100000 600 Of bonds bearing
interest at a rate not exceeding 1 per cent and
not less than 3 per cent yearly.
The bonds viii be secured by valuable col
lateral in the company's treasury, as well as
by a first mortgage on about thirteen hundred
miles OF road forming part of the Union Pacific
Railroad Companys present system not now
mortgaged Shareholders OF the Union Pacific
Company viii have the right to subscribe for
the new issue at the rate of one bond for each
fifty shares OF either common or preferred stock
New-York tribune., 1901-02-09
NOT PERSONALLY LIABLE.
INTERESTING DECISION BY APPELLATE NJ.
VISION ON TAXING BANK SHARES

The Appellate Division OF the Supreme cour,
yesterday handed down a decision which be~r,
upon the right OF the city to tax the bank share.
Of non-residents- The case was that Of the civ
of New-York against Andrew Mclean a resfsen.
OF New-Jersey- In January. 1896 Mclean was as-
sessed on shares ne owned In the Standard Ma
tional Bank. OF this city. IN 1890 the city began
suit TO collect the amount
Justice Rumsey. who writes the opinion. SAVE
there is no doubt of the city's right to tax the
bank shares and 70 collect the tax by foreclosure
OF the lien created. by distress and sa!a The
only question is as TO the right to impose a Der.
sonal liability upon a nonresident The Court
holds that the defendant is not personally Hass
The Judgment Of the lower court which was in
favor OF the city. is therefore reversed and new
trial granted Justice RUmsey says:
No one viii claim that any law of this STATE
can have any extra territorial force or affect IN
any way the status OF nonresident. impose
any personal liability upon him. So that when This
tax was assessed in the year 1885, il Ger IA My put
no personal duty upon the defendant to cav t. Il
was only effectual then lien uron the property
taxed This, IL seems 70 me, cannot be disputed
New-York tribune., 1901-02-09
TO STOP AUTOMOBILE scoRcHING

Albany. Feb. CSpeciaD.-A bill intended 10 pre-
vent record automobile trips was introduced to-
day By Assembyman S w. Smith. Of Columbia
County. The bill provides that the Boards Of
Supervisors OF each county shall have power TO
enact local and private Laws limiting the speed
o. all vehicles within their respective confines.
Mr. Smith, in explanation OF the bill. said to-day:
The number OF accidents resulting from driving
AUTOMOBILES at an excessively high rate OF speed
N Soiun6ia County and other counties OF the
HUDSON valley last S1miner has made the
enactment of such legislation imperative. Many
autOmoolnsts start out from New-York City
TOT the purpose OF making a record breaking
tfp TO Albany. CT Buffalo, Chicago and 20
racing through The country districts In utter
disregard OF the safety 10 life and limb OF their
inhabitants. Horses have been frightened run
aways precipitated. occupants OF carriages thrown
out and people have been run down. The auto
nohllIst has no right 70 make railroad locomotive
% ms machine OF railroad track OF public high
New-York tribune., 1901-02-09
NEW ASPIRANT IN THE RACE
r. o. BEAL ENTERS CONTEST FOR BOT
TELLE's SEAT IN CONGRESS-


Bangor. Ne. Feb. (SpeclaD.-The Congress con
test the IVth District is further complicated
by the announcement tonight By +. O. Beal of his
candidacy for the recently resigned by Charles
~ BoUJelle. Before Mr.. Beal entered the lists
there were several candidates. including former
Governor Llewelyn Powers, William Engel, Of
Bangor; Professor A. f. Rogers. OF the University
OF Maine and Joseph f. Hall. Of Bangor who has
been private secretary to Congressman BouteIe.
Now Mr.. Engel has withdrawn and Mr.. Beal comes
in. and the result will be a hot fight for the
nomination. Mr.. Beal is a great campalgner.
and the fight will be between him and Mr. Powers.
Mr. Beal has had rather remarkable political
career He was a member Of the Bangor Board
Of Aldermen in 1855. and Mayor for six years being
elected that many times ont OF eight times nom
mated and losing the other two elections by close
votes. lie elected to the Legislature from
Bangor in 1858 and again in 1860. and has been
conspicuous in affairs at the capital. Boutelle :
resignation member OF the LNIth Congress
will take effect February IS and the new cleo
tion will come sixty days afterward. The conven-
ton in Bangor for the nomination Of the Repub-
lcan candidate. which is equivalent 70 election.
will held thirty days before the election, and
In the short time intervening there will he the hot
test kind of fight between Beal and Powers.
The outcome seems to be somewhat in doubt, for.
although Powers is strong. Beal is considered TO
be the best campaigner in Name.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-09
FLATBUSH CAR SHEDS BURNED.
LOSS TO BROOKLYN RAPID TRANSIT CON-
PANY ESTIMATED TO BE s2NOco.

The F1atbush car sheds OF the Brooklyn
Rapid Transit Company were destroyed by fire
last night The stables in Flatbush-ave.
and extend between the Vernon-ave. and Bev-
erly roads. having frontage of 800 feet and
running back 600 feet. The structure was built
of brick and frame The fire started i'm the
cleaning room. in the centre OF the building
from some unknown cause. One hundred and
Ten cars most or which were of the kind used
IN the summer months. were destroved Tl,e
total loss is est mated at 5000 600
The names crossed Vernon-ave, and partlv
oIfned the stable owned by William Hull Two
horses peTished, and number OF Carriages ana
a quantity OF harness We're destroyed Service
On the fiatoush line was discontinued between
8 and IL o'clock Z. IN.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-09
SNOW BURIED ENGINE TO SHoKESTAC6

Malone. y. Y. Feb s-The first train over the
Rutland Canadian road since Monday night ar
rived in Malone at 80 o'clock tonight Not in the
sixty years history of the road has a similar
blockade occurred. entaing a loss TO the com
pany Of several thousand dollars in traffic and
sxpenses During the severest part OF the storm
the drtfted in around the engine and UP 70 a
leVcl with the TOP OF The smOkestaCk
New-York tribune., 1901-02-09
70 REGrL4TE SALE OF CIGARETTES.

The Law Committee of the Council gave a public
hearing yesterday afternoon in reference 70 pro-
posed ordinance regulating the sale OF cigarettes
to minors The measure provides that cigarettes
shall not be sold 10 persons less than eighteen
years OF age and provides Tor fine OF SO. or ten
davs' Imprisonment or both. The only person who
appeared in support of the proposed ordinance was
Councilman O'Grady. who introduced the ordinance
IN the Council last Tuesday. He said that 90 per
cent of the boys this city under fifteen OF
a smoked cigarettes.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-09
COLLEGES TO DEBATE snip SUBSIDY.

New-Haven. Conn. Feb. s.-The subject Cor the
Yale-Princetoa debate which will be held in this
city on March o. was announced to-day. II is as
follows:
Resolved. That a system of subsidies should be
adopted by the United States 20 encourage our
shipbuilding and ocean carrying trades
The Princeton debaters will announce within
few days their choice OF sides The trials for places
the team will begin at Yale on Thursday. Feb
Il.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-09
ANOTHER CORPORATION TAX.

Albany. Feb. CSpeciaD-Assemblyman Hatch
~ Steuben County, has introduced q b imposing
State tax on all surface and elevated railroads
not operated by steam. the same as Is now I'M
posed water, gas. steam heating lighting ana
power companies. This raE IS half of per II
on the gross earnings. and per cent Of the amount
Gf dividend declared paid in Of per cent
Of such a conpany's actual capital
New-York tribune., 1901-02-09
RANAPo BILL TO BE REPORTED OFT

Albany, Feb. (speciaD.-It was learned to-day
rom an authoritative source that the bill repeating
the privileges granted 10 the Ramapo Water Com
pa IN lsSS would be reported favorably next Tues
day by the Assembly Committee on Cities Briefs
have been fled both for and against the bill bv
the Merchants Association on the one hand ano
New-York tribune., 1901-02-09
sUPERINrENDEST MAXWELL DEFEATED
NAMES OF MUSIC TEACHERS ORDERED PUT oy
PAYROLL.
PAYROLL.

Justice Samuel T Maddox. ir the Brooklyn
Supreme Court yesterday. granted a perempSorv
writ Of mandanus requiring Auditor Cook Of the
Board of Education OF the city OF New-YorS 10
audit and certify N the payroll regularly quail
fed teachers OF mUsic in the public schools for
September ard October. 1870 the names OF JosePi
\. Campbell. Bernard O'Doruen Charles S. Yer
bury and Frederick NJ Davidson.
The case test one, and has resulted N
defeat OF Superintendent Maxwell. who holds that
he alone has the right 70 appoint music teachers
since consolidation The teachers in question vera
working under certificates granted BY Albert $.
\ Nasweu. musical director OF the Brooklyn schools
New-York tribune., 1901-02-09
HOCKEY.
MONTREAL DEFEATS NEw-YoRK
EAsILY-CANADIANS FAST
PLAYERS

some OF the finest hockey playing sea-, d, -
forA this winter was Witnessed by a larry. 80
OF spectators at the ST. Nicholas Rink los, oer 4r
me game was between the Montreal Hocksr So So
ana the New-York Athletic Club team. ,ba - '~'
dians winning rather easily by the scors os = -
IL IS one OF the worst defeats the winged foot =.
has received, the result showing that good >. IN
local teams undoubtedly are the Canucks Co., ..s e
teach them the fine points OF this speed- ,rs -.
teresting midwinter sport M
The Canadians were so fast on their ska,x.
they were enabled to break up the team ro-s a ~
the local players Their shooting was accr~-u
and swift, and their work throughout of tb. -
ing. brilliant sort, which evoked freauent outs-.
OF applause from the spectators Linton vbo a. :
brother of the r. Liffiton OF the BROOKLYN st,,,.
Clab team. Is about as fast forward as has rs
seen hereabCuts. Campbell is also a h,u,s "
player. The work of the visitors was c,aar -''e
and sportsmanke, with no rough tactics ~
was sent to the side lines for tripping and
heartily ashamed of himself
After five minutes of aggressive vCort, r.-,
lifted the puck from the centre of the rink e. :"
goal. to the surprise of the local nIavar. =. :,
minutes later Campbell shot another goal N. -
passing both Hunt and O'Donneu Ho0'arg I,s ps'S
brilliant piece of Individual work dribhi, - r'u =
disk down the rink and making difiruIf shoa me
lIie sue Ishes- Canpbell then passed to I.ston
to 1 against New-York Nie score
New-4ork was playing fast. but could not bs.s
on the Hy1nS Canucks. Lifiton took the n~.a
away from Howard tried for goal and rniss PUCK
can pbeil followed close behind and made IN. s ou'
campbell passed TO Gardiner, who shot the na.
Soa!. the first half ending with the score "a + ~
favor of the visiting players. In the second baI,
the Canadians seemed satisfied and pIayed srsI. IA.
on the defensive Liftiton scored the final goa7 ~
lows: aS io-
New-York tribune., 1901-02-09
ADJOURNMENT IN Kennedy TRIAL.

The Kennedy murder trial was adjourned at I:5o
n. N. yesterday until l0:3o a. m. Monday. The
reason for the adjournment was that few wit
nesses were present. There could have been only
brief session Justice Fursman expected 10 leave
New-York tribune., 1901-02-09
EXHIBITION OF FLOWERS AND rerJ,

The American Institutes annual eShih,.io, of
flowers, fruits and vegetables. viii be held in tha
Berkeley Lyeeum building. February ls and i.
The Farmers Club. the horticultural section of the
of York. will hold their monthly meetings in
New-York tribune., 1901-02-09
CouP4yIONSHIP FOR J. n. MORGAN

COWP4NIUNSH FUH j. q. HORtAN.
Secretary General James H. Morgan Of the MIL
tary order OF Foreign Wars OF the United States
has had compa niOuship conferred upon him by the
United States. of which Admiral Dewey is COM
mander.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-09

Referee-A De Witt 81. Nicholas Skating cmb -,
urnpires-H- Walton and c. Ayres. Goals-(an1nhsH -
Howard /; Lidton. :; Gardiner 1. Time-Hslves :,
twenty minutes each.
The All New-York and Montreal teams will prav
tonight. gray
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-03-09
Pregunta Contestada.

ST, August Flower tiene todavfa ls
mas grande venta de cualquier medi-
Gina en- el mundo civilizado. Vuestras
madres y abuelas jamAs pensaron en-
usar otra cosa para Indigestion 8 Bilio-
sidad. Los medicos estabar escasos, y
rara vez oyeron mentar Appendicitis,
Postraci6n Nerviosa PARALYSIS de Go
raz6n, etc. Usaron August Flower pa
ra limpiar ell sistema y atajar la for
mentaci6n de alimento indigerido, re-
gularizar la acci6n del hfgado, estimu-
lar la acci6n nerviosa y organica del
sistema, y ESQ es todo cuanto tomaban
al sentirse pesadas y malas con jaquecas
y otros dolores. Solamente necesitais
unas cuantas dosis del August Flower
Green, en- forma lfquida, psra deiaros
satisfecho de que NADIA de gravedad os
aqueja. De venta por A. O. Ireland.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-03-09
Tiene cuenta Oomprar Barato.

Un remelio barato para toses y res
friados esta muy bien, pero necesitais
alguna cosa que alivie y cure los result
tados mas severos y peligrosos de enfer-
medades de garganta pulmones. YQue
debereis hacerP JIr a un china mas
calido y regular? ST, 81 es possible; 81
no os fuere possible, entonces tomad de
todos modos el UNIoo remedio que ha
sido introducido en- todos los paises
civilizados con fxito en- casos graves de
Intermediates de garganta y pulmon,
"El Jarabe Aleman de Boschee." No
solamente sana y estimula las telas para
destruir ell germen de la enfermedad,
sino que mitiga la inhamaci6n, causa
facil expectoracion, da buen descanso
durante la noche, y cura al paciente.
Prueben un frasco. Recomendado mu-
chos amos por todos los boticarios del
mundo. De venta por A. 9. ireland.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-03-09
El Asesinato cerca de la Joya.

Hemos recibido mas pormenores
acerca del asesinato de Telesforo Luna
ocurrido en- la casa de LaAaro Cordoba,
su matador. La casa esta situada en- 6
cerca de la linea divisoria entire los con-
dados de Valencia y Socorro, y como
cuarenta y cinco millas de La Joya, en-
este liltimo condado. Telesforo Luna
habia traido fete la casa de Cordoba,
y este reclemaba un saco mas de maiz
de los que traia aquel Cordoba recla-
ma que entonces Luna 10 asalto y que
Sc vic compelido en- defensa propia q
pegarle un tiro. Sin embargo, en- Wis
ia de que Luna fue baleado mientras
estaba acostado en- la CANA, y la bala le
entro por la espalda cercs del cuadril y
costado izquierdo y le atraveso la ba-
rriga, el alegato de defensa propia pa
rece estar en- duda y Cordoba esta pre-
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-03-09
APUNTES LEGISTATIvOS.

El Hon. Pedro Sanchez, de Taos,
ocupo un asiento al lado del presidente
Read durante la session de la camara el
martes pasado.
El Juez F. d, Morse, editor del Ra
ton Range, ha estado esta semana asis-
tiendo a las sesiones legislativas.
Ri martes en- la tarde la camara pus6
sobre la mesa indefnitivamente ell pro-
yecto No. a. sobre elecciones, intro
ducido por Barnes.
Ell Hon. Manuel Sanchez regres6 el
marteg de su residencia en- Ojo Sarco,
condado de Rio Arriba, adonde tenia
que dar atenci6n personal sus nego-
clos mercantiles.
Don Matias Cordoba, juez de prue-
bas del condado de Rio Arriba, conner
ciante acreditado de Quemado, y un
suieto excelente, estuvo esta semana en-
la capital.
A la bora del mediodia ell m Artes, los
empleados de la camara regalaron al
Juez Seferino Crollott, sargento de
armas de la camara, un hermoso baston
con puno de orc, propianente grabado.
Ell discurso de presentation fu6 hecho
por M. G. Ortiz, Ell interprete de la
camara, y el digno agraciado contesto
do una manera acertada.
El Hon. Martin Sanchez ha regresa-
do de un viaje su bien melorado ran
cho, cerca de Punta de Aqua, condado
de Valencia. Ell Sr. Sanchez esta muy
empenado en- que SO establezca una
escuela normal cerca de csc lugar, y ha
escogido un trreno esplendido para do
mario al territorio en- caso que el pro-
yecto proveyendo para su estableci-
miento sea aprobado en- el consejo.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-03-09
Los jueces de elsccion nombrados
fueron los siguientes

Los jueces de elsccion nombrados
fueron los siguientes:
Barrio No. l. Francisco Gonzales y
Ribera, MANU- Padilla, Juvencio Quin-
tana; secretarios, Luis Constante y Jose
Gonzales, en- Ia case do Luis Constante.
No 2-Ram6n Romero, Matias Do
minguez Canuto Alarid; secretarios,
Feliciano Seua, Nazario Alarid, en- la
casa de Flavio Silva.
No. 3 john l.. Zimmerman, Geno-
vevo Sandoval @. b. Conklin; secreta-
rios, James NJ Conklin y Matias Ortiz.
No 4-Melton Castillo, Juan Cis-
neros, Octaviano Rodriguez; secreta-
rios, Pedro Ortiz y R. l.. Baca; en- la
casa de Juliana Chaves.
El consejo tambien confrmo ell NOM
bramiento de Carlos M Conklin como
juez de polfcia,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-03-09
NoyAs DE WASHINGTON.
Carta al Gobernador 0tero del secretario
del Interior

El secretario Hitchcock ha escrito al
gobernador Otero de Nuevo Mexico una
carta en- la que aprueba la proposition
de pasar una ley territorial que permi-
ia los indios tomar sal dc las lagunas
saladas del territorio. Sugiere que la
ley sea redactada modo do que abrace
solamente aquellos indios que hasta
ahora han disfrutado de ese privilegio.
El secretario Hitchcock aprobo ell
dictamen de la ofcina general dc terre-
nos rechazando la aplcacion del gene
raj E. A. Carr, de Albuquerque, para
una revisacion de la agrimensnra
de la merced de Chauvin.
El senado acepto Ell sabado como una
enmienda al proyecto de gastos civiles
diversos la propuesta Warren extcndien
do por diez amos mas la operaci6n de la
ley Carey.
Tambien fue aprobada una enmien-
da propuesta por el senador Wolcot'
autorizando al secretario del interior
pora que apruebe ell arriendo hecho POI
los Indios Yutas la Association dc
Trogloditas de Colorado.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-03-09
Ell Concilio Municipal.

En- la session del concilio el ltlnes pa
sado SO apropio la suma de $50 par el
fondo del memorial de Luna. Sobre
petici6n de ciunadanos del barro No. 1,
SO instruy6 al ingeniero Zimmerman
que agrimensara para un puente q ira
YES del rio de Santa Fe en la calle de la
catedral y y diera informe en- una iunta
especial el jueves en- la tarde. Una re-
soluci6n fue adoptada extehdiendo sizes
meses ell tempo fiado para la construc-
cion del ferrocarril urbano de Santa Fe.
Los siguientes cuerpos de registration
para la election municipal fueron NOM
brados:
Barrio No. Luis Lujan, Manuel
Lobato, Epitacfe Gallegos; en- la casa de
Luis Constants.
No. Juan B. Sandoval, Manuel
Gonzales y Padilla, Francisco Armijo
casa de Flavio Silva.
No. 3-John l.. Zimmerman, J. S
Candelario, G. B. Conklin, en- la oficint
del juez de paz.
No. 4-Pedro Ortiz. Melton Castillo
y Manuel B. Salazar.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-03-09
Ell PUEBLO DE TEsUoUE.
Progresses Hechos por los Indios on Artes
Domesticos Industriales.

Los indios de Tesuque que estdn ade-
lantan1o mucho tiltimamente en- econo-
mia domestica & industrial. Ha habido
entire elos bastante enfermedad duran
to ell invierno, cerca de cuarenta casos
de grippe y varios csscs dc pulmonia y
tisis en- una population de menos que
100. Asisten a la escuela solameute
nueye ninos y varios adultos. Diez y
siete alumnos de la primera clase han
sido enviados q la escuela de Santa Ca
tarina, en- esta ciudad. Muestras de su
escritnrs de otros trabajos que hacen
manifiestan que son tan listos para
aprender como los ninos blancos. Los
indios en- el pueblo estan descontentos
porque las autoridades prometieron dar
de conner en- la escuela y no 10 han he
cho, pesar de que ESQ esta en- CSC en-
las esouelas de otros pueblos. En- rea-
lidad, la escuela de Tesuque no tiene
siquiera los abastos necesarios y ropa
que generalmente suministra ell gobier-
no para las escuelas indfgenas. La
Sra. Steele. matrona y maestro, tuvo
que hablar mucho los indios en- su
dltimo consejo para persuadirlos que
no sacasen q Gus hijos de la escuela. En-
la fiesta dc Navidad, los indios pasa-
ron cuatro dias danzando y desde en-
tonces han ocurrdo muchos alborotos q
causa de que Sc embrfagan y tratan bru-
talmente las mujeres y nifios. En-
esta semana varios indios Sc banaron
en- las heladas aguas del rio de Tesu-
que. Ell pueblo tiene cincuenta y seis
reces y parece tener menos necesidad
que el ano pasado, aunque los vfveres
SO escasean con frecuencia.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-03-09
Secuestro en- Lake Valley.

Segin cartas recibidas de Lake
Valley, un secuestro ha ocurrido en-
aquella localidad. Durante algdn ITEM
po Milton Hern y su esposa, del con-
dado de Sierra, han estado Separates.
La madre SO habia llevado al nino que
tenian y 81 padre los hizo prender bajo
acusacion do secuestro Fue puesta
baio una fianza de $1,000 y Sc orden6
que elnino fuera mandado Las Cru
ces, zero en- vez de hacerlo fu6 entire
gado al padre, quien Sc 10 llevo para el
oriente. Sc anticipan nuevos procedi-
mientos en- el case.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-03-09
CRONICA PERSONAL.

Don TENDS Martinez, prominente ciu-
dadano de Rio Arriba Sc encuentra en-
la ciudad con negocios particulares.
Don Juan Martinez y Macs, MEM
bro de uno de los jurados de los Esta.
dos Unidos, Sc encuentra en- la ciudad
y permanecera aqui durante ell termino
de la corte.
Ell Sr. Jose Salazar y Ortiz y su es-
posa, de Chamita, SO hospedan en- la ca
ga de Mr.. Leo Hersch.
Ell senador Juan Navarro ss marcho
el microbes pasado para Mora, q causa
de la grave enfermeded que aqueia q su
esposa.
El Hon. Pedro Sanchez. de Taos, Sc
marcho para Ell lugar de su residencia
despues de haber permanecido algunos
d:as en- Ia capital.
Ell Sr. Roman Montana, dc Cebolla,
condado de Rio Arriba, estuvo el mier
coles pasado en- la capital en- camino pa
I'd la parte meridional del territorio. Els
un prospero criador de oveias.
Don Prisciliano Moreno, conocido
boticario de Las Cruces y miembro del
cuerpo territorial de farmacia, SO halla
de vista en- la ciudad.
Ell gobernador Otero, que estuvo en-
Los Lnnas asistiendo al funeral de la
Sra. Luna, regreso el martes pasado q
ciudad.
Don j. Nestor Ortiz, ganadero rico
de Ortiz, Colorado, SO halla de vista en-
la capital.
El Hon. Marcelino Baca, de Pefa
Blanca, candidate prominente para in
tendente territorial, estuvo esta semana
en- la ciudad. Acadia de regresar de
Los Lunas donde asistio al funeral de
la finada Isabel Baca de Luna.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-03-09
FUNERALEs DE LA SRA. LUNA.
Gran Concurso de Personals Paga oil Jill
mo Tribute la Finada.

El funeral de la Sra. Isabel b. de
Luna SO verified el martes pasado en-
Los Lunas, asistieudo cerca de 1900
personas. Misa cantada de requiem
fue celebrada en- la iglesia parro1uial
I de Los Lunas, ofciando el Vicario Ge.
neral Antonio Fourchegd y los padres
Doucher, Los Lunas, Ralliere, de To-
me y Gatignol de Belen. Los que lie
vaban el feretro fueron el Juez }. w.
Crumpacker, Thomas S. Hubbell, Ma
riano S. Otero, Alexandra Sandovai, D.
w. Clancy y Justo Armijo. Los aeon.
palantes honorarios fueron ell Coronel
j. Francisco Chaves y John A. Lee.
Muchos ramiletes de flores fueron CO.
locadas sobre ell feretro y en- el sepul'
Gro.