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La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1903-07-18

mucho tempo, pero ell Lunes uno
de los Japoneses hizo una obSer-
yacion insultativa toeante a un
Mexicano y la pelea comeuz6.
Cuando los dos jornaleros mi
dieron sus fuerzas pronto sc for
maron los dos bandos en- 6rden de
batalla. Las herramientas usa-
das en- la construction de la Inca
ferrea y piedras dc los bajios del
rio Mojave fuerou las armas usa-
das, y en- uuos pocos minutes des-
pues de prendida la batalla va
podian cOntarse muchas cabezas
descalabradas. al cabo de algu-
mas horas de combate fuerou re-
chazados los Japoneses V obliga-
dos a cruzar a la otra banda del
rio entire una lluyia de piedras,
cast tan electiyas como las balas,
permaneciendo el que hacia de
iele, a la cabeza, hasta 10 ultimo.
Ambos ladoS Sc atrlncheraron de-
tras de terrapleues de arena, y de
ALI dirigian sus ataques. La
fuerza que dirigia ell asalto inva-
riablemerte era rechazada. Dos
hombres fueron muertos el Vier-
mes, cuando los Mejicanos toma-
ban por asalto las fortihcaciones
japonesas. El mayordomo Sc ha
constituido en- mediator y ha he
.cho cuanto ha podido para efec-
tuar la paz entire los bandos beii-
ceramics, pero los combatientes
nj siquiera han querido conceder-
Sc una tregua, determinados a
pelear hasta que no quede nj uno,
y no es improbable que haya que
apelar a Ia milicia del Estado pa
ra apaciguar la di6cultad.
Los Mexicanos en- toda esta
seccion aborrecen acerrimamente
a los Joponeses porque estos es-
tan suplantando q los Mexicanos
Ell muchas clases de trabajo, ofre-
ciendose a trabaiar por menos
sueldo.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1903-07-18
La incorporation de Las Vegas.

La plaza de Las Vegas al me-
nos por 10 que concierne a la vo-
luntad de la mayoria de los yo-
tantes, ha sido Incorporate. Po-
dria haber habido oposicion,
pero no la hubo por que la pro-
mesa de los que han encabezado
ell moyimiento, dc que esta cor
poracion sera por la plaza, de la
plaza y para la plaza, y no para
los politiqueros, ha sido acepta
da de buena fe. FL fondo que ha-
va de crearse para Ell sosten del
gobierno municipal necesaria-
mente serA pequeno, pero no du-
damos que sera 10 suhciente para
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1903-07-18
USEN Ell POLVO DE ALLEN PA
RA LOS PIES,

rs un polyo para sacudlrlC en- los
zapatos Vuestros pies Sc senten hin
chados, nerylosos y calientes, y SC can
san facilmente. 81 le duelen los pies,
pruebe el Polyo de Allen para los pies.
Da descanso los pies hace que ven
gan bIen los zapatos ajustados. Cura
10 hlnchado de los pies, el sudor, las
callusidades y las ampOllaS, AiiVia
los call0s y los iuanetes hacienda des.
aparecer tOdas las d0lencias 6 neon
fortacion. Pruebelo hoy. De yenta
por todOs los b0tIcSri0s y zapater0s,
% eentayus. No acepten ningun sus
tituto Paquetes de muestra gratis
Dirilanse Allen S. Olmsted, lie Roy
IN, X.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1903-07-18

Su caracter es serio y humilde
haciendose notar mas bien por su
verdadero buen gusto y solidas
cualidades que por las aparien-
cias exteriores.
Los editores de La Voz Sc sim
tieron altamente gratificados al
observar su rectitud y fidelidad a
la justicia y la verdad en- el asun-
to de la aYeriguacion de los crf-
menes del asilo con mayor mott
yo, porque en- nuestra amarga lu-
cha por los derechos de nuestro
pueblo ha habido momentos en-
que nuestras energfas han anne
nazado decaer desalentadas, al
yer un gran numero de los hom-
bres publicoa de nuesssa naciona-
lidad tornarse Ell aduladores SER
viles y traidores a su pueblo por
interes de miserable teta. Pero
al observar la conducta de nues-
tro j6ven amigo vimos brillar
souriente Ell horizonte de nuestras
esperanzas en- medic de las negras
nubes de la discrimination. ESQ
nos di6 nuevos alientos para con.
tinuar nuestra lucha por el pue.
bio, pues vemos que contamos cor
ayuda. acknowledgements entire las
masas y en- las tilas de ambos par.
tidos politicos hay otros Chavez
honrados y patriotas. Que sc
multipliquen con rapidez y que
tengamos la satisfaction mas
a menudo de reiterar en- nuestra;
columnas HONOR a QUEEN HoNoE
MERECE.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1903-07-18
ESTANISLAO v. CHAVEZ.
Honor Quien Honor MereCe.

Nuestros lectores han obserya-
do en- nuestras columnas ell nom
bre del distinguido joven Neo-
Mexicano Estanislao Y. Chavez
en- connection con la investi-
gaciou reciente de los crfmenes
del, Asilo. Muchos lie conocen
personalmente, pero como el te-
rritorio de nuestra circulation es
tan extenso, hay miles que no le
conocen, pero que tendran mucho
gusto en- saber algo de el, y LA
Voz tiene hoy el gusto de presen-
tarlo a sus lectores. Todos los
favorecedores de LA Voz ad.
miran al hombre futegro Y hon.
rado y por clio tenemos alta sa-
tisfaccion ep presentarselo.
La ciudad del Socorro, Nuevc
Mexico, fue la cuna donde Esta,
nislao Y. Chavez vic la luz pri-
mera EN- el afio 1862, porfo tanto,
cuenta hoy Al amos de edad. Es
yastago del distinguido ciudada-
no Don Jesus Chavez y de Dona
Lucesita de Chavez, Desde muy
jovencito notaron sus padres
gran habilidad en- 81 y Sc esme.
raron Ell proporcionarle la meioi
educacion a su alcance. Des.
pues de haber atendido algunos
amos a las escuelas publicas de-
lugar, fue al colegio de los Her,
manos Cristianos en- Santa Fe,
donde concluyo sus estudios cor
altos honores.
Vuelto a su plaza natal, Sc de,
dico al estudio del derecho, pro.
fesion en- que ha ascendido todC
ell tempo, siendo hoy uno de 10;
primeros jurisconsultos de Nue
70 Mexico y dueiio de la confian
"a general.
En- el aiio de 1886 q pesar dt
que su condado ha sido siemprt
uno de los mas seguros en- las co
lumnas republicanas, y no obs
tante su temprana edad, fue elec
to con grande mayoria come
miembro de la camara de Repre-
sentantes de la Asamblea Terri
torial de 1887. Esa camara tuvo
hombres de distinction habi
lidad, pero Chavez descollaba d.
entire todos y Sc distingui6 no so
10 por la habilidad y fdelida,
con que representa- a sus cousti
tuyentes, sino tambien por Ell de
licado honor y cortesia que oh
servo EN- todos sus actos y trat'
Official.
Durante la incumbencia el
aquel Distrito Judicial, del Jue
Brinker, Chavez desempeii6 hon
rosamente el empleo de interpret
y euando concluy6 su termin,
sustento un brillante examen
fue admitido al foro.
Muchos otros puestos publico
ha ocupado con honor de su pue
bio y de ST mismo y no hay min
guno que el pueblo del Condad
de Socorro tenga a su alcanc
que no lie dar ia con casi unanimi
dad Ell diasque 10 quisiera-es G
fdolo de los Socorrenses, y l.
Voc los felicia por honrar q hon
bres de esa clase. Pero Chave
nunca ha sido aspirante. Su m5
yor ambieion ha sido la de elC
varse en- su profession y en- clio h
alcanzado ell zenit de sus deseot
pues durante ell inyierno pasad
fue admitido 4 practicar ante
tribunal mas alto de la nacion
la Corte ~Suprema en- Washing
ton.
Habla y escribe el espanol c,
rrectamente y en- el idioma il
giles es un erudito complet
ANA Ell idioma de sus padres y
su sangre y siempre estd lis
para prestar SD cooperation e
tusiasta q la elevation del pu
bio hispano.americano, y rese
tir las iniurias y los iusultos qt
sc lesarroiau,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-26
THE OUTSIDE MARKET.

In only one or two inst anc were there
any signs Of activity shown in outside stock =
today and. while the pressure 20 sell AZ no
time was on \ very large scale. prices slumped
from =. 10 per cent The heavier LOSSES
we're mostly in the more prominent shares
which have been more or less under selling
pressure during the last few days Total
transactions continued to fall Of Northern
Securities was under considerable pressure
throughout the session. although at one time
some support was given. but not enough 20
sustain the price. which gradually lost nearly
per cent from the last final and ended AZ
the lowest OF the day I = Steel Sc contin-
ued their downward course, losing about
= per cen, on fairly heavy DEALINGS to Sc.
International silver A. were offered down I
per cent Erie - lost :. iAckawhnna Steel
IS the same American Can shares became
weak N the close. the common lost more
han per cent. while the preferred de-
ciined
The Copper shares were practically neg
leoted. transactions in this department
showing marked falling on from the low totals
Of the past feN DAYS While prices were
generally steady IN the initial dealings a
general Weakness was manifested after the
first two hours and fract ional losses were noted
"a most cases The further decline n 'fc
in this metal TO-DAY and also the heavy de-
dine in AinAlgamated on the Stock Exchange
h"lp~d 10 depress pri"as To considerable
extent
The transactions in the market to-day were
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-26

There was a slight advance 10 COFFEE early n
the day somewhat better cables than expected.
smaller receipts and covering of shortaL but the
lnprov emen, was los, before the close on settling
OF Ariosa coffee caused some selling.
METMs.-In London copper declined 81 IL al
TO ass iss for both spot and futures. The market
here Was slightly lower. Tin In London was :,
Al lower al fl34 70. Cd for spot and Elsa lis oi
for futures The local rfArset advanced hc
Lead was unchanged In both markets with London
az cI3 IS. Spciter declined b: abroad TO e.? is
our market WAS hrm. Prices here as follow.
Copper standard. spot 10 March. ia7sc.; Lass
~ b0aISc.; eiectrolytic spot 10 March. i+5oelSc .
casting spot TO March. itoefisc.; tin. ~ 2'a
% Tsc tin plates t 90 at mill lead t671c-. spelte'
5sSc. Iron. y o. Northern. l24d2f.50c: pig non
warrants. nominal; steel rails AT mill. s2s.
Common TO good strained rosin g. S.
Provisions. Lard was dull: renned Contin-u'.
siO.55 Western prime. SO. rs. South American. 81.
Brazil kegs. SLABS. Pork was quiet with mess Al
Si17Sasls.7S. Taliow, SEC. Dressed hogs. als1
i0a.c. Butter-Creamery. extras. zoe: hrsts. p
state. I. vsmsll. fall made colored. fancy. IL.
white. ip.c large. fall made. colored fancy. ~
i4,.c. Eggs state and Pennsylvania ltI.c.: IVES.
srn. itl,C. Chicago. March rs -"The provision tons
was weak eAfiy but accumulated moderate deg~s
Of strength later In the session. closing fairy ~
Packers and shorts were generally on the hnt e
side OF all product. The locsl trade. hove,'r
trade In the hands Of people who not on Us--
the product but the market.
SroAh Raw vas quiet al II isc for o. tee Tri
SIC. for - test. Sales. s.iN bags cent? fIrl e.
"a test al &c and and 81 l0c duty paid ~ nH
and ~ hhds ADDS. ~ test, at Sic. - Hs-'
molasses sugar. " test. a. D. Renned wa
Tu,C.no March 9s Thes. were In d.v's ~. a.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-26
FINANCIAL.
Union Trust Company ofNew York.

New York. MArch =. lylp
The undersigned. the Trustee under the mort
VILE RAILROAD tOMPANN BEARING
DATE MARCH J. 1877. upon ihe CfCiL ~,
WILLIE PADCCAH AND sol THwEsIERN
RAILROAD COMPANY. extending from Cecilia
station 70 Louisville In the state Of Kentucky.
hereby gives notice that the said LOUISVILLE
AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD COMPANY.
pursuant 10 section eight In the said mortgage.
providing for a sinking fund has paid TO this Com
pany the instalment Of SINTf-fivE THOU
oOc. and that the undersi gned not being able after
efor, 70 purchase bonds Tor redemption a. OF below
par tho said LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE
RAn.ROAD COMPANY. on notice and request
by the undersigned. did on the gard day OF March,
io0o at It's once 10 the City OF New YORK proceed
10 designate BY lot many OF the said bonds equal
81 par 10 the amount Of said payment OF SIXTY
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS, BY drawing
the same. and that thereby the following bonds
USre a desiRnated for nayment viz.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-26
Futures closed 1 poln,
tone steady and the
pyire< "a follonx

IL was day OF dunes at the Cotton Exchange
q day OF discussion OF the general situation raihe
than OF active tran sactions and the changes n
prices were accordingly slight. Fist advancing
irlne owing partly To a moderate rise In Liverpoo.
where Egyptian operators resumed buying ami
partly 70 local covering. clique support, small
Houston and Galveston estimates: the market sun.
sequently declined by reason Of persistent. though
unfounded. rumors that a strike had been declared
al Lowell. better weather and selling BY New
Orleans and German houses. Toward the cio,e
there Was q rally on covering.
Said one house: Liverpool recovered It's de.
cline OF Monday and now stands In the same rela.
ton TO this arket on last nights closing prices
as IL did at that time. This recovery was based
upon the improved tone here and the light interior
movcme nt shown In semi weekly movement %
yesterday. During yesterday the buyers OF MAY
and July were found 10 be sellers of August. Th-
movement for the week now points TO about ms
same as last year. There has been more tendency
on the part OF the outside public 70 accept present
prices dscountng the strong statistical pos.
ton and judging from the tenor OF many ter.
graphic advices they are more disposed 70 >'l
than buy cotton at this Level. This temper can
have little eject unless the statistical posiiioa
assumes a different phase.
CoPYgs-Rio on the spot was dull at Size for
No. I. Sales. 5000 bags Maracaibo Future,
advanced points. but reacted and closed IN.
changed with the tone easy and the sales N.pyJ
bags Havre unchanged. Hamburg dc.
ciined \. pig. American warehouse deliveries.
rs 100 bags Rio unchanged. receipts, 7.H0
bags: stock. 5000 exchange II 3 SD. an al.
vance of 1 .i6d. santos was unchanged: receipts,
1900 bags; stock, i.os.Oo Prices here as fo..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-26
Chartered 1922.
The Farmers Loan and Trust Company,
Nos. l6, l8, 20 & 90 William st.. New York.
Capital, $l,OO000O
Undivided Profits 100000
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

5 per cent; ruling rate, 81. per cent Time.
money is quoted at 81 per cent. for sixty
pei cent 9~fS Tor four months. % per cent in.
dustrials and 50 per cent. railroads. per
paper is quoted at 5Iia6 per gent. for prime
single names and bills receivable other names.
per cent.
further slight decline In actual rates TOOK
iairiy large, s SRiie the demand l. not Urgent;
rates were quoted at ASA, for long and
Sass for short. Actual rates: Long bills.
g. s.s csss aS ssh. sTs,s F1.nc
sic. @5is.s for shor: Isichsmarks, we're
ssS %'f for short sders we're o quoted at $40
30 is-Ie for long and 4o,. 40 $40 for short.
Domestic exchange o, New York: Boston
premium Jun Selling. &c. discount, savannah
San ,Francisco-sisht. iSc, premium: teie-
premium and par Chicago Par Cincin-
natl Between banks. ioc. premium: over
mercisi. SO Sc discount discount banks. 81 premium.
Money In london. 3,lGI per cent. Rate
81 discount in open market for short and
oEsf for ahsv 6 acsa 4. % S s9 for ce Se
into the Bank. OF England on balance to-day.
o. francs rs centimes. The private rate OF
discount is per cent. Exchange on London.
Is francs II centimes. Berlin adyi ses quote
The private rate of discount 10 3 per cent
The weekly statement OF the Imperial Bank
of Germany shows the following changes
Cash on hand increased 500. 900 marks:
treasury notes increased $4,000 marks
other securities increased $1,000 marks
notes in circulation increased Il. 500. Ooo marks
Commercial price Of bar silver In New
York. 4stc. Bar silver In London closed
at ?? lied. Mexican silver dollars were
quoted at 3shc.
New York Clearing House statement: E1-
changes. s3iI 120.2 4I. balance ~. 80? ,tS2. Sub
Treasury credit balance s37T.,H
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-26
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-26
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
AMERICAN WOODEN COMPANY.

Notice Is hereby given that q Dividend OF One
and Three Quarters Per Cent "a. ~ on the Pre-
ferred Capital stock Of the American Wooden
Company viii be paid on the 18th OF April 1908.
70 stockholders Of record at the close OF business
April ?. 1900.
Transfer books for Preferred stock will be
closed at the close OF business April 2, 1909, and
ulll be reopened April a. 1903
wM. VI. WOOD. Treasurer.
paStoo MaSs March
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The AMERICAN TOBACCO COMPANY.

Wv GOfk March Is IPo
quarterly Dividend Of 2 . has been declared
on the Preferred stock OF this Company. pay bic
81 The Farmers Loan Trust Company. 20 va
IN N street. New YORK CITY, on the lat day of May
isn the holders Of the Preferred stock OF record
On the 18th day OF April lee.
The transfer books Of the Preferred stock will
b. closed AZ O'Clock p N. on April rs. 1910. and
Sn reopen on May q 1879, 81 10 O'Clock :. NJ
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Notice 10 hereby riven that the principal OF the
said above mentioned and numbered bonds, and
each OF them. will be redeemed and paid by the
undersigned at rs once In the city OF New York
On the rrss day OF September. 1904 and that all
interest on the same will cease from and AFTER
UNION TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
Trustee.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-26

YIRST MORTGAGE SEVEN PER CENT. BONDS
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. That. pursuant
b the Rrms OF the mortgage dated April !. Sos
made BY the above named Company 70 the Man
haitian Trust Company, Of New York. as Trustee,
the following bonds secured BY said mortg age
were this day drawn by lot by the Trustee for the
Sinking Fund
H7 oit gu. 80. 100 Wv. y75. 1855 liza for 81 900
each.
Nos. i47s Ia, 1883. 1883, 1850. for 500 each.
The bonds so drawn will be paid by the Trustee
al par with premium OF ten per cent. O0ssl added,
upon their surrender 10 II with October. 1878. and
btef coupons attached. on or after April I, 1893,
on which date Interest on said bonds VIII cease.
MANHATTAN TRC ST COMPANY. Trustee.
ny AMOS +. FRENCH. Vice President
DATED MARCH II. 1908.
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DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.

WARRINGTON. March 75.-The statement OF the
receipts and expenditures OF the Treasury shows
THIS DdV. This Morfh. Fiscal Year.
Receipts 81 800 ssi 80 .63t i27 Ni4 297 Oo3
Expenditures. i.iaoooo S.5s5.coo 80 s7i $50
Surplus .......... SEQ ssI 'siesos7s ISL 40 50.
'Dencit
The receipts from customs 70 day were S7s7 100:
from Internal revenue. <3e .6+O: miscellaneous,
s6s ass: national bank notes received for redemp-
ZION sss? SOS
The cash statement Of the United States Treas.
urer for March IS shows:
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ESQ, 2 $500 Al. 'sls.s.,s
" lsl..lll ID N. M - NJ.
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no hope without union of effort and solidarity OF
purpose
Since all men acknowledge their common point of
weakness 1t should not require an immense amount
of wisdom to perceive their common source of
strength. Democrats of all sections gratfed to
perceive the growing disposition toward Cancellation
and union
Individuality be sunk for the comlnon good.
If there who value bysone dfcrShces and
resentment above Democracys success these men
must he compelled to give way. Democracy's fate
first and last depends upon the voters. When it be
comes clear TO the politicians that the people ami
mated by single common desire and will not toler-
ate petty grievances the peoples demands will
prevail.
The greatest obstacles and enemies at present are
these few Democratic leaders who by various spe-
cous meretricious processes reading each
other out of the party. Not of them finds
sponse in the sympathies of the rank and file. Tn
less all signs fail the latter will stand quite ready
and willing to march and fight in harmony.