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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-03-27
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-03-27
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El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1902-12-04
LOS TRABAJ0S De LA SUB C0MISI0N
DEL SENAD0 EN- OKLAHOMA.

I'm despacho de Washington,
dice: Oklahoma no tiene ninguna
seguridad de ser udmitido como
estado EN- la session venidera del
congreso. En- realidad, parece
que las probabilidades estdn en-
contra suya, no 4 causa de la
oposicion de los polftieos sinO
por motive do una combination
de circunstancias sobre las cua
les NO tiene dominic ninguno on
particular Que los miembros
de In comisi0n del senado sobre
territories Green que Oklahoma
esta intitulada al estado es in
dubitable. & pesar de que In CO.
mission no ha hecho niuguna de-
cIaraci6n p1blica Il ese efecto.
Sus procedimientos fueron eecre
tos. Tambien es seguro que Ia
comisi0n recomendar6 In admi-
sion de- Oklahoma. I'm cas0s or
dinarios con este bastaria. pero
en- In presente instaneia existen
complicaciones que pueden traer
4 cabo su derrota. La c6mnra
pas6 el proyecto collective admi
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1902-12-04

tiendo 4 Oklahoma, Arizona y
Nuevo Mexico. Parece que Ia CO.
mission reeomendara EN- favor de
Oklahoma Y en contra de los
otros dos terTitorios. Pero re-
sulta que el senador QUAY de
PENNSYLVANIA ! otroS senadores
que estan iuteresades en- Ia cau-
sa le Nuevo Mexico tienpn het hn
resoluci6n lie que los tres terrific,
rios han de- ser admitiloS 8 uin.
guno. E.to haze Greer que el ia,
voritislno on pro de Oklahoma
lie servira mas De )terinieio qued,
beneficio y es Il IDLE QNe con
duzca & su derrota
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1902-12-04
EN- la pLENlTuD DE suS AMOS.
FaIlecimiento de un ciudadauO Venera
bic y Destnguido.

lGs coStunbrs declr que VA en-
nuestra 6poca no hay homhres
que nlcancen i un siglo 8 mas lie
edad, ppro tai atirmaci0n es del
todo errada Y 4 cada paso es
! dpsmentida por indiviildns que
traspasan los umhrales dc IN
I'slglo en- sn peregrinaclon te@re
nal. Entire estos ninguno presen-
/ Ia un ejelnplo mis- notable de
longevidad que el general Don
Jose Maria Chaves, que hace po-
60 falleci0 en- su reSideneia on
Abiquid 4 la edad de- 1O1 amos, |
mes Y - dias. La caripra dees.
te patriarch neo mexicano iue
tan variada como distingnida.
pues en- el curse de su larga villa
tuvo e privilegio de seryir hon
rosa Y 1tilmente 4 tres gobier-
nos--los de ESpaha, Mexico Y los
Estados Unidos, Naciendo en- el
ano primero del siglo diez Y nue
We fu6 uno tie los natives lie Nue.
vo Mexico que mas Sc senalaron
durante todo ese siglo por su nc.
tividad polftica Y militar Y por
los servicios notables que pres
tara 4 aus conciu,ladanos v su
suelo natal Esppcialnente en-
lo militar, Don Jose Marin gau0
fama Y renolnbre por su arroia-
do valory por In actividad que
desplego en todas las situacioues
crfticas. No fu6 de esps militia
res de relumbr6n que no sirven
sino para lucir las charreteras, Y
cunndo So presenta 81 peligro sc
apresuran Il ponprse en saIvo,
! Fue un niIitar intrepidp Y hata,
llador que pas6 mas de Ia mitad
de su VIDA en- las fronteras com
batiendo contra los indios hOsti'
les. Fu6 jefe dc cinco expedicio.
mes que salieron i campnna con.
tra los indiosy Y tomo parte homo.
riiica en 0tras seis que fuerou
desparhadhs con el mismo obje
to. No obstante haber pnsadc
gran parte de sn vida enl0s cum
pnmentos V en- Las fronteras. Don
Jose Maria fne tambien ciudHda
no distingnido en- In vida civil !
sirvi6 al territorio y & su conda
do en- capncilades diversas, mos
tr6nd0se siempre tiel Y exact0 81
el cumplimiento de sus deberes
Su muerte acaci6 I'll dia ~ de No
viembre Y sus funerales fuerol
crlebrados en- In iglesia parro
qnial de Abiani6. eI dia II de
misu0 MES. X. |. +.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1902-12-04
Ell INFORAn DEL dOBERNAOOR OTHRO

Entre los servicios mis- sehala.
dos que 81 gobernador 0tero ha
estado prestando nj territoHo
de Nuevo Mexico v su pueblo
desde que es gobernador, se cuen
ta on prilnera Inca los informes
que auualmente ha estado dan.
do al secretario del interior. Di.
chus inforines son un resAmen q
recapitulaci0n de las condicionee
industriales, dnaucieras Y de
otro genero que guarda Nuevo
Mexico en- las epoeas respectivas
en- que han sido dados. A de.
mas, Sc ha notado que eada in
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1902-12-04
DOS LOBOs CONTRA UNA OvEJA.
I'll ConvenlO AuglO.sIeman en- Contra Dc
Venezuela.


Como la diplomncia de la 6poca
actual consiste prinripalInente
on la confederation dc los fuertes
pnrn la OPPRESSION de los debiles Y
tambien con el objeto desacar di-
nero con prptextos mas O menos
frivolos, no debe extrahar 81 que
Inglaterra Y Alemania hayan
tornado una espeeie de alianza o
convonio mediunte el cual ambas
puedan eobrar 4 su salvp las re.
clamaciones iustHs 6iniustns que
tienen contra Venezuela. I'll 0bje-
to principal de la combiuaci6n
es ppcaver por medic de un des-
pIego de fuerza las obieciones uue
pueda tener el gobierno dc los
| Itstados Unidas al ntnqne pre-
meditado contra una repnbllca
americana. No es remote que
| Alemania tenga intenciones de
aprOpiarse dc una gran porcion
del territolin de Venezuela como
10 ha becho VA en- China Y on
otras partes del mundp. In doc
trina dc Monrve prohibe este,
I@ro para violurla 4 su salvo eI
voBierno aleman hu obtenido el
ap0yo tle Inglterra Y rs proha-
bIe que por ese medic cOnsiga su
obieio. Solo falta saber 10 que
oninara II THO Samuel sobre ta
les procedures.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1902-12-04

IOFllle na 500 pfOgTeSiNttlliPiltF
mas complete Y eomprensivo y
naturalmente mas 6tll y de mas
beneticio al territorio para avu-
dar & dar 4 conoeer sns pcursos,
Los informes del gohernader
han teniln gran circulation y es
tan en- gran demanda en- todas
parties de los EstadoS Ini,Ios y
corstituven el annneio melor y
mas complete que TN pals polia
tenpr para hacerse conorldo.
FL iltimo inforrne dado pGr el
gohernador, correspondence al
ano dp 1902. constitute IN libro
de mas de 400 paginas, con gran
n1mero de grahados ilustrado
palisades escenas Ell Nuevo Me-
xico, que dan mayor realce Y
prestan mas grande inter6s & las
materfas de que Sc trata en- elvo-
ldmen.
En- este informe no se omite
materfa de interes pnblicotocan-
4 la industrial, recursos y gober-
naci6n en- Nuevo Mexico que no
sea tratada con plentiful y acipr-
to, no solamente en- 10 que toca
al territorio en- general, sino
tambien en- cuanto 4 losrecursos
Y condiciones de cada condado
en- particular La hacienda ter
ritorial ocupa un espaclo consl-
dprable del informe Y alli Sc
demuestra el estado satisfacto-
rio v prospero en- que Sc halla la
tesoreria, la cautidad de la deu-
da amortizada, las rebajas que
sc han hecho en- la nisma EN- el
ano pasado Y las que Sc van i
hacer en- el presente y la condi
ci6n satisfactorfa de los ingresoS
para los gastos y han deiado I'm
sobrante en- Ia tesoreria despu6s
de pagadas las apropiaciones
por el actual aho fiscal. Sus da-
tos sobre los adelanios de la edu-
caci6n presentan un cnadro nuy
halagueno v manifiestanlomucho
que ha adelantado Nuevo Mexi-
60 Ell su sistema de escuplas pll.
blicas y las estadlstiras que olre-
CO sobre el particular contienen
todos los pornienorS necesarius
para dar una idea exacta respec-
to & esta importante mHteria Y
tambien acerca de In educaci0n
en- general en- colegios & institu
clones particulars.
Tocante al desarrollo industri-
al ell iniOrnle tiene murho que de
cir v ensena ell alto grado de
prosperidad on que SO hallan ta-
les industrias, principnlmentelas
mineras v ganaderas. Tambien
trata sobre la question de- terre-
nos pertenecientes al dominic
pGblico V los que han sido toma-
dos para las instituciones terri
torialeS por donacion del congre-
so, asi mismo el u6mero de acres
de terreno pGblico t0mad0s hajo
la ley de domicilio. Losasuntos
de ferrocarriles, empresas de irri.
gaci6n, protocolo de incorporn
clones. instituciunes bancarias
population. etc, todOs reciber
noticia extensa Y luminosa Ell e
informe del gobernador Otero
Tempoco omite decir una buena
palabra en- favor del estado para
Nuev0 Mexico. dem0strando lni
atlas calificaciones que el terri
toriO posee para mercer tai dis
tinci6n Y aHrmando que nirg mi
objection vdlida Sc puede presen
tar en- contra de que Nuevo Nc
xico sea admitido Il ser un mienl
bro de la hermandnd de estad0
lie la Union Americana.
|
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1902-12-04

Eecomendamos pecamene
conteuen uoabes de Cuba Fpna
Ambo om0s onan de mas dc 200 uradas profon
grabadOs
@ Como contamos surtdo de obras tan complete
vando podemos vener precos que esn al aance de
as las ortunas Tenemos las obras mas mode
mas, de Religion Educacion Recreo.
n'odo peido que venga ac0mpaado de vaor ser6
dido onnd hacienda p0r nestra cepta todOs los gasos
de envo NcestnmOs socHmOs agentes todas las poba
Clones pnra cuyO eo supcamus drun nosotro pefponas
nptas de huenas efrneas qnnes mandaremos
linsruccOnes condiciones.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-31
WILLIAM l., SUTPHIN.

William L. Sutphin was formerly member Of
the real estate firm of Pell & Sutphn, of Fltth-aVe-
His partners II. Archie Pell and s Osgood
Peu. The firm managed some of the largest and
most profitable deals in uptown real estate Ihese
transactions deeply planted the confidence which
Mr.. Sutphin gained and still retains In the value
of all Fifth-ave. and upper Broadway property
He maintains it will, Notwithstanding the existing
high prices never go lower. but. on the contrary,
that it will go much higher. Mr. Sutphln buFs
and sells solely his own account He mas re-
Gently been investing heavily in all property IN
Thirty-fourth-st. near r. H. Macy & Co.'S new
store. Among other important purchases made oy
him recently many pieces of real estate De
tween Forty-second and Seventy y-fourth-st-, which
are daily increasing In value, and property IN Long
Acre SQUARE in the development of which MI
Sutphin is greatly Interested as an extensive ProP
erty holder the immediate nelghpornood- IN @ s-et
diton to his large holdings, the financing OF Iarse
bniIdiprs has occupied his attention He does not
loan 10 builders but to owners and corporatl0InS
who have invested in this class or property; Nj
Sutphin has recently removed from the fquItdp }
Rufldng TO new and commodiOuS othces IN lle
Bank of Commerce Building, at NO 81 NdSsdu-S'-
New-York tribune., 1902-12-31
Ell DORADO APARTMENTs-JoHN v. SIG

The good reputation which John v. SgneIl has
earned among New-York merchant builders IN sus-
tanned by his recent triumph in building the Ef
Dorado. at Ninety-frst-st and Central Park West
There is complete and beautiful apartment
house in New-York, and certainly there is none
with more charming and convenient situation
The front is an artistic combination Of lndi-
ana limestone and red pressed brick There are
two massive portico entrances adorned with bronze
columns and richly made brackets, from which are
suspended globes OF electric lights The exterior
taste and beauty with which the vestbules. stair
ways and elevators have been treated. The foyer
is principally decorated in Pavanozza marble, with
which support columns pillars and pfIasters OF the
same rich tint of marble. The FL Dorado contains
fifty apartments OF from four fifteen rooms
each. with baths. The woodwork in the parlorS.
dining rooms. libraries and music rooms ia hand
someIy carved Mahogany is one of the woods Sc
lected for these uses, while the principal rooms
have hardwood parquet floors and have large bev-
eIed French plate glass mirrors Surmounttng the
mantepieces. The lighting Of the rooms has been
made the subject of artistic study Spacious closets
and dressing rooms flank the chambers. The bath
rooms large, with walls and floors Of encaustto
things and the finest of nickel plated appliances.
The kitchens have tiled walls and perfect culinary
public laundry. with steam and outdoor driving
apparatus and abundance OF hot water and steam
heat. also provided. Other convenienees which
tenants enjoy are the local and long distance tele
phone arrangements. combination safes in each
apartment. electric lights. continuous elevator SER
vice, United States mail chute and first class
Iiveried elevator and hall attendants. There
also storage rooms automobiles and a charging
station on the premises where these vehicles can
constructed in an absolutely freprOOf manner Ihe
perfection in the arrangements of the FL Dorado
Cherbourg. at Ninety-tnrd-st and Central Park
West. is another example Of Mr. SignelPs skill.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-31
F. R. WOOD & CO.

The real estate firm Of F. R. Wood q Co. IN 10
Gated at No IL Co1umbus-ave-. corner OF Eign-
tieth-st. The partners arc William r McClelland
and F. Rollins Wood They carry on business
confined strictly 10 brokerage. making speclaIty
of high class investment properties The district
70 which their dealings are chiefly confined is the
fashionable locality running from F1fty-nt ta-sc.
northward between Fifth-ave and the HUDSON
River. Within little than a year the nrtn
has sold nearly $1,000 600 worth of property. con-
ssting principally of West Side apartment houses
This particular line of New-YOrk City properly Is
regarded as a gilt edged investment all over the
United States BY Western and other out of town
capitalists. and many of them now are Wners OF
considerable property in the uptown districts
Among the recent big deals of the nrm may os
mentioned the sale of the Dorilton apartments
house. involving 81 go. coo. at Broadway and sew
enty-first-st. which is considered one Of the nnsss
OF the modern apartment houses IN the CITY,
New-York tribune., 1902-12-31
FRANK f. SMITH.

1t takes a keen discernment- and a bright intel
lect to enable a man 10 acquire thorough knoWi-
edge of the valuations of Nev'-York realty as
prices fuctuate. with constant changes going on
in different sections of the city; but Mr. Frank l.
Smith is a man who possesses these requisite
qualit in a high degree OF perfection. and who
has thoroughly mastered the intrfcacfes OF the
real estate market. Mr.. Frank F. Smith is deal
in real estate and investments at NO q East
Twentieth-st-. and has devoted years cf STUDY 20
the business in which he is engaged, so that MS
opinion in the matter of real estate investments
constantly sought, and his clients number some
of the well known miliOnaires of the city in a
long list CT prominent men. Mr.. Smith has put
through many of the largest and most important
real estate deals in the city. and opinion upon
the matter Of investments along this line IS safer
than his. He is conservative in his methods. far
sighted and. his compeerS say. long headed, so
that he form safe estimates of the probable
future values of certain properties and point out
ways for profitable investments in and for en-
hancing the value of real estate. To his excellent
Judgment in realty is due the development of ma ny
sections of the city which have been beautified
and built up In the most modern style by his
clients. the benefit not only of themselves but
Of the community. To the enterprise and ability
of such as Mr. Frank E. Smith the city owes
its progress Prices in realty jump to phenomenal
proportions with the development OF property and
wherever big real estate deal takes place there
is proporuonate improvement in adjoining realty
New-York tribune., 1902-12-31

afHuent classes in every section of the United
States to establish residence in this city have
been contributing factors
Since the opening of this century these people
have been coming hither at a rate previously
11neoualled. The problem OF housing the great
and RAPIDLY increasing number CT rich people
has been amply met by the erection of lofty and
pretentious apartment houses, apartment ho-
tells and private dwellings. The former have
sprung UP III great number in all the more de-
srable and accessible residential sections Of the
upper parts Of the city, especially on the West
side while the section lying between MADISON
ave and Broadway, and extending from Twen-
ty-sixth-st to Fifty-eighth-st., has been a Ia
vorits one for the erection Of apartment hotels
THE chief activity in private dwelling architect
IRE has been almost entirely confined to the
fashionable district. which may be defined as
tbe region above Thirty-fourth-st., between
Madison-ave. and Sixth-ave, including Park
New-York tribune., 1902-12-31

and IS West Thirtieth-st.. between Broadway and
Fffth-ave-. where the business has been con-
Quoted for the last twenty-one years. The spe-
cialty of this well known and respected nrrn Is
the handling and management of high class cIly
estates, from the Battery to One-hundred-a@nl- @
forty-eighth-st. Many leading uptown estates are
under the entire management of Thomas & Eek
erson, whose reputation is splendid and sufnclent
guarantee that the and trustees VIII derive
the best income and the greatest benefit from me me
properties compatible with keeping them IN gooo
condition and repair. and maintaining their re-
spectacle and high class occupation Thomas
Eckerson carry purely brokerage business
acting real estate agents and appraisers IN al
dftion. The long and valuable experience OF ooth
members of the firm place their services as eA-
pert appraisers in great demand The firm mas
handled large theatrical properties and large hotel
and apartment house properties, which now OCCUPY
much space in the fashionable uptown reslGen-
tial districts. speciality is made of rent coiec-
tions and all the departments so essential to me
successful control of the magnificent human h1ves
which tower all sides of the principal uptown
West Side thoroughfares. Naturally with such an
extensive business Thomas & Eckerson carry on
very large insurance branch. The firm has oeen
closely identified with the rapid progress ana en-
hancing value OF NewYork City real estate t I9r
yet up to date is the motto of the business
New-York tribune., 1902-12-31
BOEHM & COON.

Among the men who have achieved substantial
success in tho real estate and building business in
the city of New-York Abraham Boehm and
Lewis Coon, composing the firm of Boehm & Coon,
No. 81 Nassau-st-
The firm formed in 1892, and did much in in
Producing the well known iron skeleton frame
construction in high buildings. One of the first was
the Diamond Exchange in Maiden Lane, which was
followed by numerous large buildings in the
financial and commercial districts of the city, such
a the jewelers. Court, the Howard Building at
Broadway and Howard-St; the buildings at Nos
532 and 53i Broadway, and Nos. S32 and S34 Broad
way; the Cellulod Building Washington Place
and Washington Square; the Greet Building at
Spring and Mercer SITS. the Kellner Building at
SIxth-ave and Fifteenth-st and the Lichtenstein
Building al Nos. 536 and 53S Fifth-ave.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-31
ROBERT IL. SPALDING.

To one interested in the growth, development
and improvement of greater New-York the work
accomplished by. Robert H Spaiding. one of the
city's foremost builders, is a striking illustration
of what one man 10 in enhancing the value Of
city property. and adding to the comfort and
architectural beauty of the city: Mr. Spalding
has for twelve years engaged in buying. develop
ing ard improving property in the central part or
the city. to which locality he confines his opera
tionS. A notable example of his ability build
er is the Hotel Collingwood. No 43 to 49 West
TT.iTty-ffth-st.. building noted for the beauty
of its artistic finish. Another notable achievement
of Mr.. Spalding has been the erection of the Ga
nOga apartment hotel, at No. 50 East Twenty-sev-
enth-st which is handsome and imposing struct-
apartments built so as to accOmmo-
do te bachelor maid whole family. and
for convenience of arrangement and style of finish
are not to be surpassed. Mr.. SpaldfngS latest en-
terprise is the erection Of new apartment hotel
al No 127 to 135 West Forty-third-st., which will
be ready for occupancy in October next The
building is 1O4 by 100 feet will be fourteen stories
in height and will contain 275 renting rooms. Mr..
Spaldings offices are at No. LIS Broadway.