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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-04-13
DRUIDESSES OF PARIS.
March by Moonlight and Sing
In the Forest.

Paris has always been seat of all
sorts of curious orders, sects and
contra aternities, and idolatry is prob
ably represented in the "City OF
Light" The newest in the line is the
"Order of Druidesses." founded by a
number of ladies, who seem to pur-
pose the revival of the old Celtic mys-
teries and ceremonies to remarka-
BILE extent. The movement originated
with two Parisiannes who, when they
are not wearing the long, flowing
white robes of their order, dress in
the most ravishing twentieth century
manner. The Druidesses have also
Druids, who accompany them to the
forest of Fontainebleau, there to
celebrate their rites. At the end of
each month Druids, and especially
Druidesses, march by moonlight,
when there is moonlight through the
forest. singing hymns to nature and
addressing poetic invocations to the
moon. the rocks, the streams and the
trees. On the last night of Decem-
her the Druidesses and their friends
went to Fontainebleau forest, there
to pluck the mistletoe, or, rather, to
bring ii down with golden bill-hooks
The sacred plant was carefully gath
cred. all present singing hymns in its
praise.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-04-13
WISCONSIN's BUFFALO.
Efforts Being Made to Establish
Trust for Raising the
Animals.

Wisconsin will be able to boast OF
one of the most peculiar of all trusts
before long. This will be the buffalo
trust" venture for the preservation
of the noble animals which once
swarmed the American plains, but
which are now all but extinct, says
the Chicago Inter Ocean.
A tract of 500 acres just west OF
Kenosha will be the home of the trust
herd. Maj. Gordon w. Lille, famous
as "Pawnee Bill, is fostering the pro-
ject, and early this spring will bring
here the first herd of wild buffalo ever
brought east of the Mississippi river.
Mai. Lille has something more in
mind than the mere preservation OF the
monarch of the plains. He expects to
utilize the herd to assist him in furnish
ing the meat supply forlarge cities the
Chicago trade being particularly aimed
at. 1t is said he has million dollars
back of the project, and that his as
sociates in the venture are bound to
make the new trust go.
Old Daniel Wells, former million
aire resident of Milwaukee, was the
former owner of the land that has been
bought by Maj. Lille and his asso-
ciates. and ii is one of the finest pieces
of property ON the lake shore. Its
buildings were built years ago in the
form of southern plantation. The
little cottages which were formerly
used as the homes of tenants will be-
come the homes of the Indians who will
be brought from the plains. In these
modern wigwams, far from the home
of their sires and the campfres of the
past, will live representatives of the
Cheyennes, the Arapahoes, and the
Kiowas.
For the last ten years Maj. Lille and
others have been at work getting into
a single herd all the buffalo in the
world, but the task is now practically
completed, and the major has a single
herd consisting of 365 animals. All
of these will be brought to the east,
where they will be in easy touch with
the markets of New York and Chicago.
In getting this herd together Maj. Lii
lie has recently bought the famous
Good Night" herd in Texas and the
Alvoid herd in Montana. The only ami
mails Of the race now to be found out
side Of this herd are in the parks Of
New York, Chicago, San Francisco,
Yellowston and Cincinnati.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-04-13
FITTED FOR ANY POSITION.
Most yersntiIe of Men Who Claims
to be Possessed Of M1A-
Qualifications.

Who. next, of course, to the German
emperor, is the most versatile man IN
the world? We should judge that tine
American who has recently applied
to the United States civil service COM
mission for post as draughtsman In
the engineer service must come pretty
near deserving the title, says the Lon
don Chronicle. Here is his list OF quala-
fications:
Surveyor, draughtsman (topograpEi-
cal architectural and engineering),
writer for newspapers and magazines,
bridge carpenter, house carpenter,
boatbmlder, blacksmith's helper, boil
er-maker's helper, farm hand, hunted
geese and ducks for market, photog-
rapher, lumberman, lecturer, shoveler
on railroad grades, dishwasher, shin
gler, cowboy, teamster, cattle shipper,
solicitor, cleaned old bricks, wood
chopper worked in sawmills and fac
tories, RATED logs, wrote advertising,
ETC., etc. Can command salary at more
different kinds Of labor than any living
man. Immune from malarial fever,
mountain fever, lazy fever or any other
disease. Expert on matters relating
to physical or mental development
At present writing a series Of articles
for a New York magazine. Not afraid
Of heat or cold exposure. Not afraid
Of wild animals, microbes, men, Politi-
cal parties or work. Can swim any
river in the United States. Expert with
shotgun, can also shoot rife. Can en-
dure fatigue and exposure. Can handle
gangs of men,"
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-04-13

Some time ago a beauty show was
organized at Milan, which was well
patronized, and SO young ladies were
Judged to be the standard of beauty,
which entitled them to be prize win
ners. But no prizes were forthcoming
until the other day, when an announce
ment was made by the promoters of
the show that they had now opened
lottery for men only, the condition be-
ing that the drawer of the winning
number must marry one of the prize
winners in the beauty show, who would
in turn receive proportionate share
of the proceeds of the beauty show as
dowry If there are no marriages
the promoters are to have the pro-
ceeds of both shows.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-04-13

Architects estimate the weight OF
crowd on floor at SO pounds to 1C0
pounds the square inch.
Senator Clark's first corner was in
baking powder. He had all the stuff
| in sight in one of the early Montana
mining camps
| A man from Pittsburg was intro
duced TO Representative Littlefield, OF
Maine, the other day II spoke in Pitts
burg last fall, said Littletield. Yes"
replied the Pittsburg man. Il ran for
Office there and was beaten BY only
7,O00." "Heayensl" said Littlefeld. II
am not usually SO fatal as that. !
spoke out in Omaha in 1900 for Dave
Mercer and they didn't beat him until
1902"
Senator Platt was lingering gilt
edged book that had come TO him in
the mail. He seemed so much interest
| ed in it that Senator Quay asked what
| be was reading This" explained the
New York boss as he turned the
pages slowly lis reprint of curious
volume much thought of by William
Penn and his followers, but which
am told is scarcely known among their
descendants "And whatisit called z"
asked the Pennsylvania statesman.
Platt tossed it on Quay's desk. 1t was
the bible.
George II. Vanderbilt has just added
to his estate at Asheyille, N. c., small
tract of land for which he paid the
owner, a negro named Johua Moore,
$2,250. The land would have been dear
at $50, but the negro refused to sell
at less price than the amount he
finally received. Moore's wife was the
real engineer Of the deal with the null
timillionaire. The nine acres which
the modern David coveted were decided
| to her 20 years ago by Edwin Hardy,
white man in whose employ she had
been for many years. She had one
child--a girl-before she married
Moore, and the land was to go to her
children. This daughter has just be-
come of age and she wanted the money.
Moore would, no doubt, have sold long
ago if he could have made title. He
says he got only small portion OF the
| money, his wife and her daughter get
ting the lions share.
| A good many pages in the house and
| senate are industrious collectors OF
autographs. Congressman Shattuc' OF
Cleveland, always has some harmless
practical joke in mind, SO the other
day when he met one of these auto
graph fiends he said: II just passed
| Liliuokalani, the former queen OF Ha-
waii, on her way to the senate. You
ought to get her name in your book"
| A moment later, album in hand, the
| lad was dashing through the corridor
trying to locate the dusky queen. In
the woman's reception room OF the
senate he approached portly colored
woman, decled out in flaming attire,
big red hat and plentiful supply OF
| iewelry. Would you please give me
your autograph" asked the page.
"What you mean chile?" inquired the
supposed queen indignantly. Amt
| YOU Queen Liliuokalani?' mo, indeed,
honey. Use Martha Washington Syfax,
from Virginia, and Use looking TO my
member, Mr.. Rixey, OF Culpeper
| county"
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-04-13
.Brinson &kPatterson,
Leading
Lumber
Dealers.
Opp. Presbyterian Church.
Phone 10. DIV
a Sweet Breath,

is a never failing sign of healthy stom-
ach. When the breath is bad the stom-
ach is out of order. There Is no remedy
in the world equal to Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure for curing indigestion, dyspepsia
and all stomach disorders. Mrs. Mary
S Crick, of White Plains, KY, writes: II
have been dyspeptic for years-tried
all kinds of remedies but continued to
grow worse. BY the use of Kodol ] begaE
to improve at once, and after taking a
few bottles am fully restored in weight
health and strength and can eat what
ever like. Kodol digests what you eat
and makes the stomach sweet A W
Foreman q"
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-04-13
Makes a clean sweep..

There's nothing like doing thing
thoroughly. OF all the salves You ever
beard Of, Bucklen's Arnica Salve is the
best. 1t sweeps away and cures burns,
sores. bruises, cuts, boils, ulcers, skin
eruptions and piles. It's only 25c, and
guaranteed to give satisfaction by Peo-
ple's drug store. dw
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-04-13
Frisco: Hotel
HAS CHANGED. HANDS
DOLLAR A DAY HOTEL
Satisfactory Rates by the Week d
Que NOTICE Is Serve d

Due notice is hereby served on she public
generally that Dewitt's Witch Hazel
Salve is the only salve on the market that
is made from the pure, unadulteratec
witch hazel. DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve
has cured thousands of cases ofpiles that
would not yield to any other treatment
and this fact has brought out many worth
less counterfeits. Those persons who
get the genuine DeWitt's Witch Hazel
salve are never disappointed, because II
cures A w Foreman. DIV
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-04-13

sandford-I never allow myself 10
become angry or lose my temper with
a fool.
Merton-That probably accounts for
your ways being on such good terms
with yourself.--N. Y. Herald.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-04-13

The most beautiful lire - baby
carriages and go-carts yon ever lonke7
AZ. Frazee Hdw s Fur Co. DIV
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1903-10-10
AS VEGAS NUEvO MEXICO sABADO 10 DE OCTUBRE 1903

que hemos traducido hartamente prue-
ban Ia podredumbre de algunos de los
odciales republicanos que han estado y
actualmente estan al cargo de los nego
clos pdblicos del condado de Bernalillo.
Todo el pueblo del territorio, sin res.
pecto de partido, ha estado por varios
amos lleno de esperanza en- que el par,i
de en- poder pudiera haber heeho aleo
houroso para 81, y provechcso para el
pueblo, principalmente cuando su inte-
res en- continuarse en- poder 10 habla de
convencer de su necesidad dc hacor ESQ (;
pero cuando los registros pdblicos de
condados repubhcanos que por conside-
rarse mas ilustrados, debian de servir de
norma y guia eh la justicia y rectitud
a los demas, muestran una oondicion tan
proiundamente deplorable, una oorrup-
cion tan insoportable, y yun desoaro tan
sin rienda para cometer abuses, squ6 es-
peranza podemos tener de que nuestro
amado territorio progrese y que su pue-
bio Sc alivie? Hay sin embargo TN re-
medic infalible que est6 en las mismas
manos del pueblo, Turn the rascals
out Echad fuera 4 los pillos con yues-
tros yotos. sLo hareis? Va veremos.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1903-10-10
VlajerOS DistlnOuldOS.

El Microbes, q las 1880 de la ma
mana, llegar6 por Ell tren del norte una
excursion de viajeros distinguidos del
Este. Todos son representatives y sena-
nadores al congreso por diferentes Es-
tados de la Union. La excursion viene
capitaneada por Mr.. Hearst, uno de los
caudllos del partido democratic del Es-
tado de Mueva York, y miembro do la
Camara de Representatives. Nacional por
ese Etsado, Mr., Hearst, que es un hom-
bre sumamente rico y dueno de los tres
diarios dc mayor circulation y prestigio
en- los Il. u, El New York Journal,
Chicagoi American y San Francisco Ex-
aminer, es uno de los mejores amigos
que tiene el Nuevo Mexico en- el Oongre-
so, ha organizado y trae 4 su costa esq
excursion de senadores y representan
tes para que vean por 81 mismos que loi
territories piden justicia y que 10 que
los republicanos en- el Congreso dieen d.
elIos, son calumnias de 10 mas ridioulo ,
grosero. Los excursionistas permane
cerau en- Las Vegas por cosa dc dos no
ras es de esperarse que tantos com
puedan vayan la Estacion darles /
cordial bienvenida que por su range
buenas dispossciones hdcla Nuevo Me
xieo y su pueblo morecen.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1903-10-10
OtrO DCWOCrata que haya graCla
ante el PreSldentC.

William H, Pope, democratic do San
Ia Fe, ha sido nombrado por el Presi-
dente, juez para el 5to. Distrito Judi
cial do este Territorio. El nombramien-
to fue heoho por recommendation del go
bernador, el delegado, Don Solomon Luz
ma muchos otros republicanos promi-
nentes del Territorio. Lo que no SO ex.
plica es porqu6 estos "caudillos" repu-
blicanos recommendation M democratic
para Ia posicion en- preferencia tantos
republicanos que Ia solicitaban.
Mny en- mala condicion debe estar el
oampamento republican, cuando los
caudillos del partido Sc van al contrario
en- busca dc hcmbres que puedan eier-
Ger los cargos publicos.
Cuando un ranchero que neeesita al
gun palo sano para haeer alguna obra SO
SO sale q otro monte fuera del suyo a
pedirlo, sefal es este de que toda sd ph-
lizada esta podrida mo sucedera 10
mismo con la MADEIRA republicanal
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1903-10-10
TOmeH EjemplO.

La semana pasada reproducimos nos
otros del New Mexican de Santa Fe, par
to de un articulo donde el auditor ann
bulante insinuaba que Don Eugenio Ro.
nero, collector dc este oondado. estaba
nal en- sus cuentas con el eondado, y
pedimos del collector do los comisiona-
dos algunns aelaraciones del asunto. lei
Sr. Romero, sin amostazarse nj buscar-
nos para apalearnos muy atentamente
nos busc6 y vino donde estaba uno de
nuestros agentes, para darnos la expli'
oaoion que en- otra columna publicamos
La conducta del senior Romero tan
caballerosa y cuerda, debiera deser imi
tada por todos aqnellos ofeiales quie
mes la prensa pide cuenta de sus hechoI
ofciales
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1903-10-10
PERSONAL.

Don Antonio Gonzales. del Corazon,
nos visit6 el Martes.
Fl Viernes nos vidt6 Don Florencio
Sanchez, de San jose.
Don Pablo Martinez Brito, de Cha
YES, nos visit6 el Viernos.
Don Benito Baca, de Chaperito, visit6
nuestra ohcina Ell Lunes.
Don Desiderio Garcia, del condado de
Union, nos visit6 el Lunes.
Don Manuel Flores, de esta cindad,
volvi6 de su rancho el Lunes.
Don Pedro A. Bustos, de Rociada, SO
halo en- 10 ciudad el Jueves.
Don Antonio Abad Tapia, de San Mi
guel, nos visit6 el Viernes.
Don Caudelario Vigil, de Bueyeros.
vino el Lunes a la plaza y nos hizo una
vista.
Don Francisco Tafoya, de Gallinas
Springs, nos honr6 81 Jueves con una
vista.
Don Modesto Aragon. del RIO de Mo-
ra, honr6 nuestro sanctum con su pre-
sencia 81 Lunes.
Don Hip6lito Lujan, de East Las We
gas, vino de Bell Ranch ell Sabado pa
sado y nos hizo una agradable vista.
Don Roman Gallegos, de San Jose,
uno de nuestros oomisionados do conda-
do estuvo en- nuestro sanctum Ell Martes.
Don Isidro Tafoya, acompanado de su
hijo Procopio, de Gallinas Springs, nos
hicieron una placentera vista el Jueves.
Don Francisco Lujan, criador de ga
nado en- Ia Canada de Gauna, corca de
Roy, estuyo en- nuestro sanctum el Jue-
yes.
Don Juan de Mata Trujillo, de El
Aqua Zarca, que ha sufrido mucho dc Ia
garganta, nos visit6 ell Viernes va muy
aliviado
Ell energico caballeroso i6ven, Eu-
genio Moya, comerciante do Rivera, lie.
60 la ciudad el Microbes, con nego.
clos particulares.
Don Fernando Baca, de Tecolotito,
nuestro yieio intimo amigo, Rcompa-
nado dc su apreciable hijo, Don Atilano,
nos visitaron el Viernes en- Ia manana.
Don Solomon Villegas, de esta plaza,
parti6 81 Lunes para Va dode Juan Paiz,
con su famiiia, Ell donde permanecera
cera por Mn mes visitando q sns gentes,
Don Anselmo Bowles, su hermanito,
J. @, Bowles y la mama de ambos, de
Pecos, so hallan en- la ciudad desde el
Jueves. Vinieron con negocios y al oirco
Don Francisco Baca Sandoval, su
esposa, Dona Julianita n. de Baca, y
tambien Euplio, uno de sus hijos memo
res, volyieron el Lunes dc una extensa
vista a su rancho, en- El Carrizo y otros
puntos del condado de Union,
Don Manuel Rosenwald esposa, par
tieron d Microbes para Nueva York,
de donde SO embarcaran para Europa d
hacer un viaje a Alemania, que durara
varios meses. Que tengan buen viaje y
vuelvan bnenos y sanos a su hogar, son
los sinceros deseos de esta radaocion.
Don Apolonio Vigil, cuya edad 10 en-
titula nj venerable nomhre de patriarea
de Las Manuehtas y que ahora yive en-
Bueyeros al lado de su honrado hijo,
Don Agustn Vigil, hizo en- Ia semana
pasada una vista Las Manuelitas, es-
oena dc sus primeros trabaios triunfos.
El Sr. Jose Andres Montoya, de Los
Alamos, anduvo esta semana on La ciu-
dad.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1903-10-10
lCCtuTa IRtenSamente IntereSaH-
te.

En- otra columna hallardn nuestros
lectores, aunque no todos, los mas pro
minentes parrafos Do una communication
relativa q la condlcion de los negooios
pdblioos en- el eondado de Bernalillo por
el proeurador de ese distrito el Sr f w.
Clancy. Dioha COMMUNICATION ia publi-
co el Albuquerque Morning Journal"
de Oct z, y he aquf 10 one ese diario di-
ce editorialmente con refereneia al mis-
mo asunto:
"Un manifesto pdblco hecho por 81
procurador de distrito Mr.. Clancy, bajo
su flrma Official y publicado en- otra par.
to en- nuestras oolumnas esta manana Sc
ra "lectura intensamente interesante"
para los votantes y paRadores de tasa-
clon del condado de Bernalillo, y para
los do todo el territorio, tambion anadi-
remos nosotros.
"En cualquier pals en- que los Gran
Jurados considerau parte dc su deber el
exponer 4 luz la incopetencia y co.
rrupcion Official, tai condicion de nego
cios cual la que ahora exlste en- este con
dado seria lleyada la atencion de la
corte por medic dc querellas, pero por
razones que son tan bien eonocidas por
el publico que no es necesario mencio-
narlas, hacemos aqui nosotros las oosas
de una manera diferente
"El Sr, Clancy es reconocido por todo
Ell pueblo del coudado y Territorio, co
mo hombre habil y honesto, y como in
corruptible Official publioo. Presenta en-
su manifesto, en- otra parte publicado
una oondicion de negocios que sorpren.
deria aun aquellos que por amos pasado'
han estado satisfechos de que nuestrc
gobierno de condado ha estado conta
minado de corruption Official Y Gl nC
ha puesto su confanza para la yerdaC
de sus asertos en- los 'eisques y croques'
de los rumores, Q en- el testimonio d
testigos one pudieran estar preocupado
: 8 eqniyocados, sino solamente en- los re
gistros piblicos los registros heoho
por esos mismos hombres constituyei
los inicos testigos que q convoca en- 81
contra
"5Puede la exposition de tal corrup
! cion Official, tai ladronicio descarado-
S especalmente del fondo do escuelas
que en- todo pals ciyilizado SO consider
+ sagrado, ipuede tai condicion de cosa'
decimos permltirse sin que SO alzo IN
a tempestad de indignation en- el puebl
i que la sido danado y robado, y al mif
IS mo tempo una demanda irresistible pa
IS ra que So limpien esas caballerzas at
Q peas?"
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1903-10-10
EntFe Negroes.

El Sabado en- Ia noche ocurri6 mn al
teroado entire dos negros, llamados Tay.
lor Anderson James Hunter, en- la casa
del primero, en- el cual este dltimo fu6
herido. Pareee que habia ma reunion
dc negros en- la casa dc Taylor, que vive
en- la plaza nueya cerca del rio, y que
habiendese emhorrachadn los referidos
Taylor Y Hunter el primero di6 dos ba.
lazos al segundo, uno en- una pierna y el
otro on un brazo, por puro gusto, 81 he
mos de Greer 10 que dice Hunter quier
afirma que 81 no did d Anderson ningu
ma provooacion.
Anderson Sc entreR6 d la autoridad J
Hunter esta en- manos do un doctor Gu
randose de las heridas
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1903-10-10

de corruption politica. Ha habido Of
oiales en- otras parties de los Estados
Unidos que han robado mas, pero ESQ ha
sido por que hahia mas que robar y no
por que faeran de superior habilidad pa
ra haeerlo Los mayores ladrones de
fondos pnblicos que la habido en- las po-
pulosos Estados del Este resultarian
muy iusiguihoantes oomparando sus ha.
zBnas con las de los nuestros Tweed,
considerable hasta ahora como el cam.
peon, jamas meti6 Ia mano en- los ion.
dos de escuelas
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1903-10-10
10 del Collector.

Habiendo Observable los reportes de
irregularidades en- Ia oficina del Colec.
tor de este condado, respecto los fon.
dos de condado, pnbhcadas Ell el New
Mexican, 6rgano de la administration,
un representante de este peri6sico tuvo
una enrevista con Don Eugenio Rome
ro y habiendole interrogado respeeto q
las reportadas irregularidades, el Sr.
Romero respondi6 que q no tenia como
oimonto de ningunas, pero que, dados
ciertos movimientos y conferenoias de
de ia administration, colegia que debia
ser el hecho de tener parte de los fondos
depositados con algunas casas mercanti.
les dc la ciudad, tales como Ia de Gross,
Kelly & Co. Y Charles Ilfeld.
ST tai es el motive de la llamada ire
gularidad, indudablemente no existe
ni1guna. El Sr Romero como Tesore.
ro no tiene designado, por Ia ley, min
gun lugar senalado para gnardar los fon-
dos, quedando todo dentro Do su albe'
drio como dnico responsible bajo 50
fianza.
III m6vil do esos movimientos pareos
no teuer mas fundamento por parte dt
la administration que ell de despresti
giar al Sr Romero, quien como es noto
riamente sabido no esta ds acuerdo cor
la administration de Ia corruptela y nC
desperdicia OCCASION para tirarle en- cars
sus maldades.
Pero 81 loexpuesto es todo 10 que hay
nj case, Don Eugenio ha quedado victo
rioso en- la escaramuza de la guerra en-
tire el elemanto reformista y Ia oorrup
tela.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1903-10-10
Fl COndadO de BCrnallIlO cS ei
CampeOH.

Bajo este epigrafe "El Albuquerque
Morning Journal" en- sn entrega del
dia s, publica 10 que sigue relative los
fraudes y corruption Official que han he
oho historic en- el condado republcano
do Bernalillo, y de los cuales el Procu-
rador dc ESQ condado ha tenido bien
dar information al pdblico Dice Ell
Journal: III condado do Bernalillo SO ha
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