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The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1904-08-18
A Record Break
err.

Three fellow travellers in a smok-
ing room of a fast train were dis
cussing the speed of trains.
Il was in a train once" said the
first man, that beat everything l
ever rode in for speed. Why, it
went SO fast that the telegraph
poles at the side of the track look
ed like an immense Il ne-toothed
comb"
That's nothing" said the second
traveller; Il remember riding in
an express on the-and-that went
at such a gait that the telegraph
poles looked like a solid board
fence"
The third man made an exclama-
ton of impotence.
"Ah, you fellows don't know
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1904-08-18
V. s T. Shops Get
Contract.

The Virginia q Truckee Cur
shops have been awarded a con-
tract to supply eighty cars for the
Carson & Colorado railroad with
drawhead castings. Forty-six of
these cars are now in Carson and
the balance will be along shortly.
1t is evident that the Carson &
Colorado is preparing for big bust
ness over its road and proposes to
get in shape to handle it.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1904-08-18
Another Confess
ion.

The four men accused of the
murder of Jack WEIGH in Hum
boldt county, and who we're given
a change of venue to Washoe
county, have engaged counsel and,
it is said, will demand separate
trials, in the hope that some error
in one or the other of them may
be worked to the advantage Of all.
A report was current in Reno that
Linderman, who made a confess
ion to Attorney General Sweeney,
had made another to District At
torney Warren, and when inter-
viewed in the Jail he said: II
have made a statement. The Of
fcers now have it and will per-
haps give it out tomorrow. 1t
contains everything l have to say
regarding this case. We are glad
to get away from Humboldt county
and now that the case is coming
to trial l can promise you that
many things not yet brought out
will be presented when the trial
begins"
Attorney Woodburn will assist
in defending the murderers.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1904-08-18

what high speed on a railroad Is.
Why, I travelled west from Chicago
last month in a train that went at
such a pace that when we passed
some alternate fields of corn and
beans they looked like succotash.'
-Harper's Weekly.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1904-08-18
CREAM OF WHEAT

is moi only one Of the most delicate
and delicious breakfass foods ever offer
ed 10 the public, but in addition, being
composed PIN pct entirely OF pure glut
en- lie one OF the healthiest and most
nutritious foods known. For sale at
A. d. Lemaire d Sons.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1904-08-18

-wANTED-FAITHFUL PERSON TO TRAy-
IL for well established house in a few count
les. calling on retail merchants and agents.
Local territory. Salary <GO per week with
expenses additional. all payable IN cash each
week Money for expenses advanced Position
permanent Business successful and rushing
Standard HOUSE, 10 Dearborn St.. Chicago.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1904-08-18
Official Register
STATE OF NEVADA
U. s. SENATORS.
VIM NJ Stewart + G Newlands

VIM M tewar r Newlanu
CONGRESSMAN:
CD Van Duzer
GOVERNOR:
John Sparks.
LIEUTENANT-G GOVERNOR:
Lemuel Allen.
SECRETARY OF STATE:
w G Douglass.
Deputy. George n Noel.
STATE CONTROLLER:
Sam p Davis,
Deputy. Johnathan Doane.
STATE TREASURER:
d NJ Ryan,
Deputy, Frank L Wildes.
SURvEYOR-GENERAL;
E ID Kelley,
Deputy, s II Day.
SUPT. PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
Orvis Ring.
STATE PRINTER:
Andrew Maute,
Foreman, W u Mackey.
ATTORNEY GENERAL:
JIG Sweeney.
REGENTS STATE UNIVERSITY:
j n Evans, W W Booher
Richard Kirman.
JUSTICES SUPREME COURT:
c III Belknap. A L Fitzgerald,
G + Talbot
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1904-08-18
NO AGENTS.

All mining companies operating in this and
adjoining districts, and all Other parties hav.
Ing business dealings with this paper. will
please transact the same with us directly. as
we have no agents IN san Francisco or other
places.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1904-08-18
TERMS.

Correspondence Is solicited from the surround
ing country. Communications of a personal
nature win be subject to a rigid scrutiny.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1904-08-18
COUNTY DIRECTORY:

COUNTY DIRECTORY:
District Judge .......Hon Peter Breen
Sheriff. j Murphy
Deputy Sheriff. Mike Ryan
County Clerk. Malloy
County T~reasurer-.........T II Dalton
County Assessor .......... VIM Easton
County Recorder. -....... Henry Dyer
District Attorney $1,000. II E DriscolI
State Senator. ..... .........J A Miller
- c T Littrell
r Pohl
Commissioner. : ~! a f Esss:s
Justice ofthe Peace of Argenta Township
VIM Norris
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-12-08
To he continued
NY LOVERS A ROVER.

NV lovers rover he roams the world
over.
Ito tears not a whit all the tricks o
the sea
His heart Is aburung new lands to
discover,
New dangers to brave and new faces
to see.
with Kiss On the check or a slap oil
The shoulder
He greets all the maids and the men
he may meet
An burdens seem lighter, all spirits
grow boldcr
When D'ck is heard whlstling his
tune down the street.
! sit at my window und dream In the
gloaming
When Dicks far away and It's lonely
am l.
hut my heart follows, too where my
lover Il roaming,
Though | seem to be watching the
folk passing by.
Oh, my lovers rover he roams the
world over
CThe snll.whItencd harbor is all
can see)
God grant you fair winds and bright
fortune my lover
And may the next ship bring lot.
ter to me!
My hearts bit weary Of roaming and
roaming,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-12-08
New Field for street peddlers.

Something new this fall in the street
peddler Is the celery man. There are
seven or eight OF them around the up.
town streets near the elevated rail.
road stations One OF the growers In
kalamazoo Mich THE early celery
market ships carload Of celery AZ Il
time TO these mon. and II IL kept IN
cold storage until II Is sold out. which
IS done In comparatively short per
iod Each man takes basket OF
celery, which is crisp, white. and de.
llcious. II Is tied In punches with
brlght-colored tapes. three roofs OF
celery In a bunch. and each bunch
sells for 10 cents. This Is consider
ably less than the market price, usual
~ cents root, and the men do
business, selling seventy or eighty of
their ten-cent lunches day New
York Times.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-12-08

| ~, Now write and he pointed TO
a bureau on which stood pen and pa.
per as if prepared for use,
Jack started.
You viii not take my word?" he
said. bitterly.
Gideon Roltc hoiStated but, at a
slauce from stephen, said;
Let the knowledge that the en-.
easement : NJ an end como from YOU
II VIII De better so
Jack Went lo the bureau ana SANK III
'o ehalr
YES, II the hIoW must De deat II oct
tex De ny nus hanaS, as 'ehoerN rs pos
S'N'@,
tie SAT- Tor some moments WIN JUS
mead II hlS handS aS utterly oelN'ouS
~ Tue presence ct the others rs !"
they were aNSent.
belete MN rose 'ne lovely race WIN
IT'S tEas''n' eyes III nus ears rang 'o'
m0S,eal voice Wh''N ne see0'a mover
hear aGa'n,
What should he Wrl'es why should
ne write
SteRheo SIolH N'hlnd htah
Noo WV y" va''lUl 'N 'o"''"' '"N
truth my dear 'a'N, ne mu'o"''"'
jack Nla'i'N WI" '"'o'o "I"'' o''"
W'IR a loon 'Ra' 'a"S'd 0''P''" l"
ISh9aN back NeR'nd the taole'
Tor WRal am EN'uE oP what IL
most precious III n''' ne saul 'o"'S''
I
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-12-08

My dear Jack is apt to take these
matters rs very serious, but he gen
orally MANAGES 20 set over them. And
now what will YOU take to drink. Mr.,
RolteG"
Gideon Rolte waved his hand, and
put on his hat,
Il leave the letter with You" he
said "Good.night"
stephen filled wine glass with
brandy aud drank il on. his hand shak.
mg. Then he eyed Jacks letter curt
ousDy, and at last held the envelope
over the steam OF the hot water, and
drew il apart
"a very seaSihle letter" he NUT
tered, as he read "Amhigous, but
all the hotter for that Really, any.
one reading this, would conclude that
Jack had made up his mind 10 marry
Lady ReN and was ashamed 10 say
So"
Then he reclosed the envelope, aud
went TO hed and slept the s)eep of the
just
Meanwhile Jack STROBE around the
streets OF london, his brain IA a whirl
half mad With "thc desperation Of DIES.
pair, rs \ poet has Il,
AZ last he reached home, aud found
the rooms dark aud lonesome and
Lcouard In he'd
He sat down and wrote a shor, note
to Lady Rell, telling her that things
had turnod up which prevented hum
coming 10 Earls Court giving no rea-
soa, hut Just simply the fact Then
he turuod out, and he walked about
tn daylight
Whom he came In leonard was At
haggard face and changed appearance,
My dear old man." he commenced,
but Jack cut him short
len. I'm the most miserable wretch
in oxlsteuce, Don't ask me the why
and the wher, fore, hut all Is over he
tween ne and Una"
"lmpossihlol" said Leonard
impossible, but true" rotorted jack
." AN is over between us, and II YOU
value our friendship YOU win not men.
tton her namo again
nut said Leonard,
Enough" said Jack q tell YOU
| that 4 Is So.
Moss has hraa hary again" Leon
ard said
Il don't care"
/ nut, my dear fellow
/ II don't care" asid lacll,. stolidly.
I"A hundFe,l NogaNg wouldn't mnttRr tn
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-12-08

M happiness could follow her
untoo TO one Of Your race, said Gideon
Rolte.
stephen trembled, He was playing
a da@seroUS and desperate game, \
Vert from Ro)te might put Jack in
possession ot Upa's real parentage,
AMI stephen would be ruined
My dear Jack" he said. sorrowful,
~ / have Nesought Mr., Rolfe, almost
on my knees to hold his hand, but he
is GNo stoae-jmmovahle,
Io3'r was a pause,
JayN stood his brain in whirl, his
| hear, beating wildly His treuzted
bra saw the whole thing clearly. On
one side stood his passionate love and
his lifelong happiness. ON the other
Una's shame and agony.
Il love her SO,' he moaned
''No0 say that YOU love her" satu
Gideon Roltc, Sternly, Prove 1t by
Saving her from the knowledge Of the
shame Which clngS to her name, II
your love is worth anything i, will
make chat sacrifice Rememher 1t is
on Your side only She is Young a
mer1 girl few weeks, months al
most ana She win have learned to for
set you
THAT'S lie at least. groaued lacN
Il hUov her better than YOU"
No natter" said Gideon Rolrc, co)d
lN. Time will heal disappointed
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-12-08

Yes, Jack, Una is nameless
child-She is illegitimate"
Jack reeled ana fell into chair. and
there he sat for moment,
1T is a lie" he said at last,
1t is true" said the deep voice Of
Gideon Rolfe; and Jack. fixing his
startled eyes on the rough, ruSged
face, knew that it was the truth,
With 4 groau he covered his face
with his hands, then he started up and
struck the table blow that made
stephen vince,
We'll" he exclaimed. with short
)augh- well, what business is it OF
anyone's but mine and Uua'sH What
not? Let her be the daughter Of
whom she may married or unmarried,
it matters not to me She is Una, and
that is enough"
His voice rang out loud and clear as
bells tone, and he looked from one
70 the other dehantly,
And now that is settled he said,
sJernly. let us come to particulars,
70 proof Mr. Rolfe though | know
YOU are ayerse to our marriage, | be
lieye YOU. do not think YOU are
capable of inventug a lie n base,
houdish He-to serve yor ends. But
all the same | ask. and not without
reason some proofs, First, who ere
UIa's PARENTS
GtdeOn Rolte was about 20 reply, but
a glance from stephen stopped him,
"That is the question | have i'm
plorod Nj. Rolte to answer, he said
have entreated him to give us some
information, hut he declines It is q
secret which he says shall 80 down 70
the grave with him. unless
Unless what" demanded Jack,
hoarsoly
"unIess you are still determined to
hold Una to her engagement Thon-"
He paused, and Jack looked from
one TO the other
"Wella"
"Thel he declares he will SO to Una
and inform her Of the shame that
clIngs to her name"
Jack uttered a low cry and sank
back in his chair. He saw by what
heavy chains he was bound, To get
possession of Una he must innict the
agony Of shame upon her.
4 If ever a man loved truly and nohly
Jack loved Una He would have died
the death 10 spare her moments
pain; and here was this man threaten
ing to darIon and curse her whole
life if he, Jack did not reliuquish
her.
ARE YOU human he said, turning
his eyes uon Gideon Rolfe with Wild
hunted gaze.
Gideon Rolfc smiled bitterly
Il am human enough to prevent this
marriage"
Jack rose and confronted him.
Il viii not give her up he sale
hoarsely. Il defy You"
Good" said Gideon Rolfo Then
90 to the girl and acquaint her witt
the true story Of her birth If llnoN
her and do she has sufficient pride
to prevent her staining so honorable /
family as the Dayenants by marrying
iHto H." ana he sneercd bitterly
Jacks face flushed.
you professed 10 love her" he said
Are You totally Indifferent to her han
pincsso"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-12-08

The County Judge Is the title Of
new rural comedy-drama by Alice +.
Ives and Jerome II. Eddy. II may be
produced at New York In March.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-12-08
Continued.

"a course not SaIu 9'ep,e"' eteel.
i,'''l 'aousn "ou'0 NOV Say o"'
mere was some excuse loI rne iulno''
JACK was sFea' oe"' a, ratN Lane
."'' "' ihes,o"' VINO S'I"'l ue 'l"ii .',
Ni',, n' 'oV>,, ,'p a. ''e' ~,
" SUIT why '',E wen. 80 ia' d.
~ cons Z" ls'''e "i,'', ''y S"'u' ."us ,''ns
- - - +" J"NV' Niu 49,
1@eo ! 'h,1N \ '"eN nao SaIo leS'
'-'"l Ds!' """'o ''oO nave S"l" ~,
~, ; ." see '"aI you nave """e d" Ne',
I''o'e ,'",t "es
Anu ne ''"N"e" "S"'"'
hu' in9te was no ans "e'l''s sun %"
ma Pa.e lace II was not o. i'"uE
heII Ht' '"'"S"'' ""' VI "ei sen anu
'"CN'
y "as rus sns naI stepped ~ vs. :.
'"Ge3 ','yN anu Te''''' az" plo7re. =
she 'hs pSnLIl,,SS U@U9u's' - -"
Moo"'l'"l' ""' p'el G','eu ms nlt'l inS
,'' E'g"' ,.s''lsSS "'" ,'v"',',u7 1.l' ,"''s
'''I al E"E' o"u.' an" an Tue Ia 'S'eS
"''''". \ '"i'I PASS" over ,lel' . anu
sue r%,seo '"o S''''' 10 niue ''e' lace
rom o5epheh eye
Yes il would have been great
"ld''u W JUN "o Sal0' 'loiesS'a
y """la nave ~ nm % "'S le..'' -
'oeN say. Bot ne IS sun more lorVu'
nate" And he sighed.
Una rose.
I think will 60 up now" she said;
and she went and woke Mrs. Dayen-
amt
stephen escorted them to the head
Of the stairs, smiling as il nothtng had
been said, and then went straight to
The old library and rang the bell.
II was understood that no one was
to answer the library bell but Stun
mers. and Summers now appeared.
stephen wrote two letters; one ran
thus
My Pear Mir Rolfe;-Be kind
enough to be at my chambers tomor
rom morning at eight o'clock"
The other was still more short; 1t
was addressed to Mr.. Levy Moss
Put on the screw at once"
Calmly and leisurely he put them in
their envelopes, as if the fate and hap
piness of two souls were not hanging
upon them, and gave them to Stun
merS.
Take the momnS express and de.
ilVer these yourselt' ne sad quletly'
ShaIl Iodo" you oF me mliuay
ram "heh you nave dohe So ma
AR. N'"colooe ana Keep MN III SIshI
you understand.
quite, SIT, SaIo Summers ana us
appeared as silently as usual
CHAPTER XXXlll.
1t was Jacks last day in town. To
morrow he would be at EaIl's Court
ana in the evening would be riding as
fast as a horse could carry him to
Una
The hours seemed TO drift with
Icaden wings.
If was no use eoine to Park Lane
for the blinds were down. and Lady
Bell was at EarTs Court II was no
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-12-08

Only One !
CHARLES ~ Love s
GARVICE


H. Only last week ne was pioneering
me 70 take hahareu or TWO
leonard ShooN ms mead
NJ can y" you - ,""' ne "aS
Simply furious he Salo 'na' ne mus.
and would nave some money 'hal ]"
you ana not pay nun ne Wo"'"
Wen Salo JaeN' S''iul!'
haI ne Weulo put !o" '"''"s" '"'
court SAID leonard
JACK turned p"'e. 49, =,
" ha' am !" 90 "V S""'
nave oeen relSihS Q" we 'oll'l,'Ss'.''',
vlS"'P '""' 0'slne" - w., ~. = ,s''"
MOSS SCENE" P"l'e M"'''s " ""'''
| can M" any H'o"el
leonard S"ooN ms "'""'
Inc man was furious, worse '""'
l nave ever See'' "'''' Gu WI" ~" {
10 mn" So'i' 'Ho"'l SOM" "''S g no"
mucI' 90 YOU owe "'iU
""NN w" '''S ~ W. '"' '''e ~"
S'r2r'he' n.s nG""
ii"llSeo = ! N'l9M ~ l%S =, ~, NY
nave great "s"' '"'''S '''e A""
aIeo' p'tHapS,
J''N, you nay o'''' " '"', s' ~,
'''''''''"' ',i'' ~, '''',, ~, -,
use count ms UI'"" '"V P'",' So''
'onS'n Slephea pIo IIa o"' ..,,e -.
doii oS huen care loi my Seit' o"'
wa qua sa'u '"'N' -"
lheh ne jumped W, - ~ ~ "''''
KY SoluS "''i'' anu MN y "
l"el "'"' 10 d wen, N''""" ,''"'S
IN strand ana 'acN' c"'e'esS '"eN' o',
dered o'hhGt Ut ,o' d p''nce' anu
enJoyed II as he would nave eoJoES" Il
II No haa o'en &olaE 10 DC """s'" Q"
the morrow.
- doh understand MOSS ne Sai"'
ne was everything tha' was agree.
aAle and pleasant q rev DAYS ago.
E"" ,J , ~ "%' ' oanorS wa arIaIIo
'''S ,0' i" ' ~. "9''' '', tJl
WI" ,'''S 10. j." S,',,,,,''"n 10, ""u -"
,', TO-, cue u si'''s. "''" anu Pp'0''> NV
'''v ,,,,,, '"''' ,.,,.,,.,,,,. ,,.a,,i,,o,
W ny, ~, ,.,, , n,,l,"' t., ', ,',',',t
a. y, ~ :, Us 80 " ta ,o'l', -,
otnrr hottIo If clarnt nm What !,
oorth hrinos Won "a town. And how i
hov M tbev a1lqo
sf,nhon sat dow, with a aravo smile
and inst sfnned the cIoret thc hest fine
bnnsn ho5 On lie LIST And no sat
and talked fin the wine was finished
tho oroater mart Of which JocI; dranl,
then he said:
Jack want you TO come to my
chambers: have something to tel
you.
IAN right said Jack Leonard can
find his way home very we'll"
stephen called a hanson, and they
were ratified away to the Albany.
AS they assembled the stairs, Stephen
laid his hand on Jacks arm
Jack, am sorry to say have bad
ncws for you. You win be calm"
bad news said Jack, and his
heart stood still. What is it, Una
Eyes" said stephen 1T is about
Una You will be calm, my dear
Jack?"
Jacl, leaned AGAINST fho balustrade
and drew 1o7o breath
rs she IN -doadq" no gasped
Neither said stephen. come be
man
~ am ready" said lack "If she Is
neither in nor dead can bear any
thing else"
C.,u,,,. ,,,,,,., a., .,au 81 1ao,.
o,ta,t,a aan. Gt,oan Da,fa oton1,na -,
,ha ha -, h.
o,In DE, - ouo,oi,o, o11om ~
~, AZ ~, ,o.,. aIa1 - aoa ,,or,,
| ~ IN, 49,. II. t S,r " II
Ci5oon pa1sa ~ noaSad ana .,unoa
o,i1o "'1 - : :
''''''
What Is IL "hal IS the matter
asked JACK, turning 10 otephen' VINO
nau 'aIeiully eioSeu 'ne uooi ana S'oou
with knitted bro" ana sad Gouhteo'
ahce'
AZ JACK question ne glanced al
Roite' ana inca, WIN sign, Sala .
les, JACK VIII tell you. ~ VIII
come better from me imam MT. hOlIe
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1904-03-31
NuRlAS ARTESIANAS.

En- los condados del sudoste de
Nuevo Mexico ne ha horadado un
nnmero crecido de norias artesia
mas que est6n suministrando un
abusto abundante & negotiable
de agua y prometen convrrtir en
un horidoy y hermoso vergrl los
puntos mas secos Y esterlles de
aquellas regiOnes, multiplicando
los pr0ductos agrfcolos yde hor-
ticultura y dando Iugur 4 uu
gran aumsnto de population y
de riqueza. Uneienplo tan bue-
no de emprendimiento y energia
es digno de emuluci6n Y debe ser
imitado en todus parties del Ter
ritorio donde las labores y SEM
brados So pierden por falta de
riego y donde on amos secos el
abasto de aqua es muy limitado.
III primer paso Ell estu direction
va q ser dado por eI gobierno ie.
deral que ha hecho una apropia-
ci6n de $4,000 para que se hnga
una noria artesiana en- In Escueln
Indigena del gobierno en- Santa
~. NJ este experimento tuviere
exito es probable que sirva do ill
centivo pnra que murbos parii-
culares emprendun iguales ta-
reas por su propia cuepta EN-
otros lugHres.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1904-03-31
CONclENClA DE ASESINO.

En- Mayo de 1902 fu6 asesina-
da una maier en Rnvenrls, cerca
de ChnrIrston, Cnr0lina del Sur,
bajo circunstanrlas niStrll1-aS.
Echose nnno 4 tres negros dc In
vecindad, y sin gran luio de pre-
liuinares se les linrh6 colghndO-
les lie un arbol v reuatandoseIrs
Il bAluzos. La semaDa pasnda
murl0 II mnrirlo de la nsesinadu,
un tai Jones, jefe DE- estaci6B eB
un ferrocaril, y antes DE morir se
alivi0 la cOnciencia dpcIarando
ante tesligos haber sido q mis-
mo el asesinO de- sn mujer, cuyo
crimen pagaron con la vida tres
inocentes.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1904-03-31

andidnto Den6rata pnra pre-

candidato Delu6rata pnra pre-
dente hubo tres, verdnd es uue
las condolences actnaIps son mny
diferentes Il ms que prevalp.iar
en- apntllos tiempos Y no drbr
mos olvidar que la gran mayo
ria de Dem6cratas no pre6eren 4
ningin candidate especial sino 4
aanel que cream que tiene proba
bilidad de ganar. Esto pnrece
indicar que el negorio parnra al
FIN ell la nomination del OK presi.
dente Grover Cleveland, el cual
Sc cree que aceptara 4 pesar de la
negativa que dio hacealg1n ITEM
po q las solicitudes de algunos
uue 10 proponian para Ia candi.
datura presidential.
Dejando aparte lus reclamos de
uno y otro partido, y iuzgando
el negocio con toda impnlciali.
dad, nos parecp que los Demo
cratas no pueden encontrar can.
dlidato que tenga probabi!idad
alguna de competir con ventaja
CON ell Presidente Roosevelt, no
solamente por la populari,Iad y
.prestigio de que este disfruta en-.
ire ell pueblo y 10 meritorioso de
su administrator, sino porque
ell partido Republicano es necesa.
rio 4 la continuation de la pros
peridad y adelanto del pals va la
conservation de los derechos dc
libertad y sufragio garantlzados
por la constitution, los cualcs es
tan amenazados por Ia poli,iru
Democratic, principalmenteen los
Estados del Sur, donde muchos
cindadanos de color han sido pri-
vados del derecho de votar.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1904-03-31
IA cONyeNclON DE 81. YER CITY.

En- la couveuci6n que celebra-
ran los nemdcrntas & principios
| de Abril en Silver CITY. hnbra di
fereacm de Opininnes eltre los
deIegados >obte divcrsas ma
terias Y principalmente sobre los
delegados Que deban sernombra.
dos para representar 4 Nnevo
Mexico EN- la convention nacio-
nal Dem0crata tie San Luis. Los
polftieos Demor1tas estGu muy
aritlos de alcanzar eoe honor, tam
to por 10 que rontrihuiria 4 dar
realce Il su importaneia pulitica
como porque los colocnria en-
buena posicion para aprovechnr
la coyuntura en caso quesu candi
datu favorecido fuese nominado
" electo. Sin emhnrgo, por 10
que se ha visto hasta ahora no
hay concorlancin deopinion en-.
tire los politicos Dpmocratas res.
pecto al candidate presidential
que deba nominur sn paltido.
Unos favorecen i Hearst, otros Is
Cleveland Y muchos L cualquier
Democratic que tenga probabili.
dad de ganar. Asi es, que es du-
doso que la convention, de Silver
City instruya 4 sus delegados Il
sostener 4 ningGn candidate ST.
fialado y la probabilidad es que
iran q San Luis Il obrar como
melor cOnVenga i sus intercses y
conyeniencias politicaS, l1n el
asunto del estado para Nueyo
Mexico, sc puede juzgar por las
expresiones de los periodicos y
politicos caracterizados del par.
lido Dem6crata, que la conven-
ei6n de Silver City Sc declarard
fuertemente en- favor de In union
de Nuevo Mexico Y Arizona Y su
admission como nm solo estado.
Es eyidente que esta aetitud cho-
cara directamente con la opinion
de los diputados y senadores De-
m0cratas quienes estan del todo
opuestos'a consolidation y quie-
rem que cada territorio sea ad-
mitido por separado. Como sc
reeunciliaran extremes tan opues-
tos es eosa que no Sc puede averi-
guar, pero 10 cierto es que la OPT
nion dc los Democratas del Con-
greso ~ la uue prevulecerl on el
fin. no importa cual sea la acti-
! tud dc la convention de Silver
City. Por 10 denlds, no es pro-
bable que esta convention tenga
Ia importancia numerical y repre-
sentative que tuvo Ia convention
de Las Vegas, tauto por la situa.
cion leiana de Silver City como
por el estado del partido Demo-
crata en- Nuevo Mexico.