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La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1905-03-25
Horrible (dtdStrOfe.
La Explosion de una CaIdCra de
una FabrlCa de ZapatOS, SaCrl-
flea Arrlba de 200 Victl-
mas.

Brockton, Mass, Mario 20.-Como so
muertos arriba de Glen heridos es el
numero de victimas que cause la explo.
sion de una calde-a en- Ia fabrica de "a
patos de la compania r. B Grover. La
explosion fue seguida por un incendio
que consumi6 la fabrica con tai rapidez
que no parecia siuo que era una casa he
cha de papel, y redujo cenizas un nj.
nero grande de hombros Y mujeres a
quienes les fu6 impossible escapar de la
masa de escombros que derrumb6 la ex.
plosion.
SO cadaveres han sido reoobrados, pc.
ro en- una condicion tan despedazada
que solo seis Sc han podido identifcar
La explosion que fu6 seguida de tan
horrendo sacrifcio de vidas y que cause
los sufrimientos y agonias mas terribles
que imaginarSe puede, ocurrio poquito
despues que el operario principiara su
trabajo del dia, y sin la menor preven
cioD. Repentinamente ell aire vihr6
con la detonacion de la explosion.
AL mismo momento el immense
edifcio de MADEIRA de la fabrica. una es-
tructura de cuatro pisos, Sc estremeci6
y luego la parte posterior Sc derrumbo
Esta seccion del grande edihcio habia
sido transformada en- una masa de hie-
rros torcidos y escombros de MADEIRA, en-
Ell centro del cual centenares de s6res
humanos quedaron enclavados. Acto
continue ell incendio So declare en- los
escombros y la muerte por ell fuego y la
sofocacion fu6 la suerte de centenares
de operarios
Cuando la caldera hizo explosion vol6
hacia arriba casi perpendicularmente
abri6ndose brecha medida que ascen.
dia.
Despues de haberse elevado d una
gran altura en ell aire descendio como la
mitad de la distancia, y luego desvian-
dose en- direction hacia oil norte, fue
caer como cohete sobre una casa de re.
sidencia cincuenta pasos de distancia,
aplastandola iunto con otra casa adya-
cente.
Escenas de horror siguieron q la des-
truccion de la fabrica. En- la parte pos.
terror, los tres pisos de arriba con el Pc
so de la pesada maquinaria Sc derrum-
baron hacienda uua detonacion que Sc
oyo una gran distancia. Los hombres
y mujeres que Sc oeupaban trabajando
EN- sus mdquinas en- ell departamento de
esta secoion, no tuyieron tempo siquie-
ra para atentar la fuga pues con la pri-
mera detonacion el suelo SO hundi0 de-
bsjo de ellos siendo arrojados en- medic
de los eseombros, y muchos fueron a
caer en- un horno de fuego
Sc calcula en- algo mas que cuatrocien.
tos los operarios, entire hombres muje-
res, que trabajaban en- la fabrica, de Gu
yo nimero Sc tiene cuenta esta hora
solo de 253 que estan vivos,
Las p6rdidas de propiedad Sc calculan
entire $500, COO y $3.50, 600
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1905-03-25
La DiftCTia en- Juan de OiOS.

Nuestro exceiente amigo, Don Ellseo
Armijo, actual residente de Juan de
Dios, nos comuuica Ia lamentable noti-
cia que la difteria esta hacienda terri
bles estragos en- esa comunidad, habien-
do hecho ooho victimas entire los dias 4
y II del corriente.
Al Sr. Armijo 10 arrebat6 ) ninos, dos
varones tres nlujeres, entire s y II
amos Don Anastacio Valencia una
nina do dos amos, dos ninas a Don j.
M. Valencia,
Hay ademas entire las mismas fami-
las siete enfermos, de los cuales dos
estan dc peligro.
La Voz extiende su mas sentido PEI
same las familias Armijo y Valencia
en- su trbulacion. esperanto que el cie-
10 los fortalesca con la resignation nece-
taria para resistir tan rudos infortunios.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1905-03-25
Don AnlCetO BaCa.

III Lunes las 4:40 de la tarde exhal6
su iltimo aliento sobre la terra, Don
Aniceto Baca, el tiltimo hermano de la
prominente familia de los Baca, de 10
Plaza do Arriba, a resnltas de pleuresia,
que 10 tuvo postrado por los tilhmos dos
meses Contaba 90 amos de edad, y le
sobrevive su esposa. Dona Trinidad Ga
llegos do Baoa.
Don Auiceto fu6 unc de los tempranos
pobladores dc Las Vegas, habiendo vi
vido aqui la mayor parte do su vida.
Dc su matrimonio con Dona Trinidad
no hubieron succession ninguna, pero
adoptaron como hijos dos sobrinos, Eli
gio Gallegos jose A. Baoa Jr, a quie
mes criaron y educaron con el amor y
cariflo de verdaderos padres
Don Aniceto fu6 un hombre muy ac-
two 8 industrioso en- los negocios, sien.
do su giro principal, la cria de ganado y
la agricultural, 10 que lie di6 una COM
petenoia muY s6lida, considerandose CO.
mo uno de los mas ricos Neo-M -Mexicanos
del Territorio.
Un asunto notable y de comento en- ell
falleoimiento de este prominehte ciuda.
dano es la coincidencia del numero de
su familia, por cierto no muy numorosa,
d quienes Ina llamado la enexorable se-
gadora dentro dc los iiltimos tres amos,
que son Don Romualdo y DON Pablo Ba.
ca, (que solo Sc llevaron dos dias de di-
ierencia,) } Dona Teresita, esposa de Don
Romualdo, Doha Andreita Baca de
Montoya, hermana, Dona Doloritas G..
de Baca, y su esposo Don jose A. Baca,
hermano, Doha Fila de Perea, Don
Francisco A. Manzanares y Doha Ga.
vina de Baoa, sobrinos.
Las exequias fdnebres SO verifcaron
el Jueves, en- la Iglesie de Nuestra Seno-
ra do los Dolores, ante numerosa concu-
rrencia dc parientes y amigos dc la fa-
milia depositandose sus restos mortales
on OIL Cementerio del Monte Calvario.
Descanso a sus restos y consuelo su
apesarada esposa y deudos.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1905-03-25
ASeSlnatO en- Barney.

Leemos en- III Fenix, de Clayton, que
el dia II, un Lucas Godines, natural de
Chihuahpo, mat6 un j6ven de IS amos,
llamado Antonio Martinez, hijo de Don
Reyes MARTINEZ, de Barney .-Pareoe
que en- la celebration en- honor de IN
bautismo, Lucas tomo algunas copas
que 10 pusieron 6buo insolente. pas0
ell dia desahando a todo el muudo va
lentonandose, sin que nadie le hiciera
apreojo, hasta que legadas las do Ia
tarde al pasar frente a la casa del Juez
de Paz, Struck, sac6 una pistola y la
dispar6 haeia la ventana. El j6ven Mar.
tines que estaha del lado interior reoibi6
el proyecul en- la oabeza entrandole por
eli carrillo dereeho Y muriendo en- el
acto,
El matador emprendi6 la fuga, pero
fu6 arrestado al dia siguiente en- los Pi.
navetes, de donde fu6 eonduoido a la
cdrcel del oondado.
Parece que el Chihuahuense no reali-
zaba el resultado dc su dsparo, pues en-
el trayecto do su fuga lego la casa do
Sr, A. f Sanchez y dijo que iba hu-
yeudo por tenor que 10 arrestaran por
haber disparado tiros dentro de la po.
blaoion en- Barney
Cuando dispar6 el tiro que mat6 al
j6yen Martinez, aunque lebia alguna
otrn gento dentro nadie Sali5 por tenor
de ser yictimas del maniaeo
Es Dc desearse que el asesino no tenga
parientes que vender on el meroado de
la politca, para que sea vindioada la
ley y Ia justicia.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1905-03-25
MaeTtC de dos HOmbreS IIuStFCS

Aver q las dos de la tarde mu-
rio en- Washington 4 resultas de
complicaciones de la grippe"
contraida ell dia de la Inaugural
cion presidential, Don Manuel
Aspiroz, embajador de Mexico en-
los Estados Unidos.
Tambien muri6 a las $40 p. M.
en- Amiens, Francia, ell iIustre
novelista y literato Julio Verne.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1905-03-25

Carlos Casados, es el nombre
de un demente, traido al AsiIo,
del Condado de Union, que Sc fn-
GO ell Martes, mientras trabajaba
en- los terrenos del Hospicio. Has
ia el tempo de escribir este no
habia sido capturado.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1905-03-25
NUN 7
ParOdla a Ia JOta de los Ratas.


DE la zARzUELA. "LA GAyiLLA"-pIGC
LA GRAN villa
PERSONAJES:
Native /.
El Presidente de la
Comision Territorial Los Ratas.
lei Miembro de In
Comision Naeional.
Coronel, Tomas Benton,
Captain, Guillermo
Whiteman, SGuardias.
Captain, Eugenio de la r
Teniente, David Invierno
Mac helado, Director de Orquesta.
tEutran los Ratas Cantando.)
Soy el Rata primero,
-Y yoel segundo,
" 20 81 tercero,
Cuando nos han cogido con la maldad
les ouando mas tranquilos timamos mas
Nuestra fe de bauhsmo
La tiene el diablo
Y su fogonero,
Toda la prensa libre nos ALA pelo,
Pues temen al chicote de mi lbelo.
A muohos les parece
Que nuestra tetera
De hurtos mihtares
La mama cualquiera,
Pues yean ustedes
Lo que es mas precise
Para hacer de las nuestras
Burlando el castigo.
Para empezar la ehrrera
Hay que tener vocaoion
Siendo simultaneamente
Cacique y gobernador,
Porque asi tan solo
Sc puede embauear
AL iucauto pueblo
Y IL trasquilar
Y al ex ayudante
Pudimos chasquear
Vivian las maletas
n tienen pesetas
Y son de Uncle Sam
Con los pertrechos y rifles
Frazadas municion,
Damos funciones gratuitas
De prestidigitacion
No hay terra nj aquatic
Del "public domain"
Que no haya abarcado
Uno de los tres,
Y 81 cae un prime
Que tenga metal,
lie damos destino
Y aunqne el brute primo
No pueda nj hablar
(Entran los Guardias Cantando).
Lo que es ser sincere,
Lo que es ser honrado,
Por flu estos buitres
Los hemos pillado.
va basta dc tanto abuse,
El pueblo esta fastidiado;
Vamos a saldar las cuentas
De todo 10 antepasado.
(Se los llevan
So fugan los Ratas teomo do costumbre
iAy que gracia tuvo
La investigation,
Nos hemos quedado
Con Ia munieion,
Rifles y terrenos,
Aguas y demas,
Y no es la primera
Vez que nos burlamos
De la autoridad
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-26

will be the stories of lost opportuni. ties. Stories of where had a few hun. dred dollars been placed it would have meant many thousands. The work now going on in the district is sure to bring around the results pre- dicted above. and bring them around much moro quickly than the initiated has any conception of. The fact that another smeiter has been ordered to be put at work reducing ores from a mine right st the very threshold Of our city, looks as if that time was fast crowding onto us The development of claims in the immediate vicinity of Jerome is much more extensive than is generally known. On the south is the property of c. W. Hull--the Gle opatrs-which is now mine, beyond any possibility of a doubt, and each days work makes it a greater one. West of us is the property of the King Con solidated, also owned by c. W. Hull, which Is being explored by tunnel known as the Dillon tunnel. This tunnel was started on the Cleo patra ground and was run for some distance through that property. and has already penetrated the King Con- solidated many feet. and will be con tinued until 1t has tapped the shaft on the 1888 claim just west of the United Verde mines North of the United Verde mines is the Harryhous- en group. a property upon which all who know the district will. without reserve. pass a most favorable opin- ion. This property is now being opened by tunneling and drifting, but win later be explored with diamond drill. The present work is improving the property very much.
 East and north of the Harryhousen is the North Verde. The company owning this group has about complet- ed road thereto over which to move the heavy hoisting machinery they have already purchased. With all of these companies operating the mineral ground near Jerome will receive d good deal of attention from this time lon. With a couple more mines oper- ating in the district, her prospects would increase in value to wonder full extent.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-26
TORRES 6 PRIETAs R'Y.
Time Card No. 17 In Effect June 27
 1903,

Tune Card NO. " ,in Effect June ZT 1903. Train No. 1 leaves Minas Prietas at 500 8. n., arrives at Torres 6:45 a. m Train No. leaves Torres at S:41.
 Train No. leaves Torres at 7:30 p m., arrives at Minas Prietas at S:i5. All Trains Connect at Torres With
 Southern Paeif7c (sonora Railway)
 to and from NoeaIes and Guaymas
 Guaynas and Vice Versa.
 Wells Fargo & Co.'s Express and tel. egraph in operation between Minas from Minas Prietas to the above nam ed places.
 Advanced charges paid on all good consigned to the railway, which ara received, forwarded and warehoused free of commission and storage charges.
 At Minas Prietas depot hacks al ways ready to make trips to any of the above named points at reasonable rates.
 Shortest and best route to Yaqui river, Barranca and San Marcial coa delds, Soyopa Sahuaripa, Ures. La Buca, La Dura, Yaqui Smelling & Re fning and Yaqui Copper Companies.
 Freight can be consigned to F. E. Seymour to be forwarded by teams.
 F. H. SEYMOUR Pres.-Prop.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-26

The handling of "Bonanza Circle" and other Curb stocks, on commission, OUR SPE- CIALTY.
 Transactions for either buy ing or selling orders completed without any annoying delays.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-26

Quotations by wire come to our offices "eVery little while" during brokerage hours direct from Calumet Michigan-the HUB of the Bonanza Circle Companies.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-26

There is a feeling Of coming pros peT1ty in the atmosprere of Jerome and the Jerome Mining district. That something that will create a renewal CT confidence in the old-timer, is at work The talk of putting money into local real estate and into the rich min eral prospects along the Jerome cop per beltmakes the average citizen feel better, gives him heart, gives him courage to back his never waning con Viofio1s that Jerome will some day be among if not; the greatest mining sanp in ehe whole Southwest, made so sy shs o,sening of the great mineral VaElts whi' P surround her. Time will surely do thns. Like all great mining sistri0ts. heIt progress has been slow aRe win be ERtil the time when with One grand stride she will take rank with the greatestN producers. Such has been the history ok Butte, Bisbee, and ssher great mine1 producing dis t7sts Aud whe7 happens many
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-26

Charles II Hooker has returned from the scene of the recent great
 strike in the southern part of the ter
 ritory. and is full of enthusiasm for the district He remained two days at the Tom Carrigan mine. and says.
 so far as development work has gone, it is a wonderful property. On his
 way in he met John Hayes Hammond the noted mining expert returning | from the new fields where he had been exporting the Carrigan proVerty.
 It was told Mir. Hooker by one of
 those interested, that Hammond had reported fayorably on the property
 and that his people had taken bond on the group at $500. 900. and had made a cash payment thereon This price is remarkable from the fact , that the deepest hole on the group is not down fifteen feet. In company | with Scott & Williams, Mir. Hooker Is sending George Merritt and George
 Brookshire into that country on a | prospecting trip. Hooker says that there are many men going into the country without cent in their pock-
 cts. This, he says. Is a great mis- take. as there is no work and the dis
 trict is forty miles from the railroad, On the Cleopatra the change that each days work is bringing around i is encouraging to the belief that c. ". Hull is developing that property into a great producer, one that will, in the very near future be named with the
 bunch of Arizona's wealth makers.
 The workings in this mine south of the main tunnel are showing up large bodies of high grade ore. This prop
 erty is being developed entirely with English capital, and during the past
 week, hr. O. Bird, one of the English men who is heavily interested in this property. was in Jerome looking over the mine, and upon leaving for home
 expressed himself to & News repre-
 sentative as being very much pleased with the developments on the prop
 erty.
 l.. c. Haynes of New York City, the organizer Of the Jerome Mines DeVel- opment company, the company that has taken over and is developing the Chris. Harryhousen property. is in Je-
 rome looking after the interests of his company. The delay in delivery of the diamond drill on this property
 was a much more disappointment to
 Mir. Haynes than to the local stock holders. To make up for lost time.
 however, two drills will now be put on this group. one, a hand drill, will be put in the tunnels which have been run through many feet of ledge mat ter, and will be used to determine the
 extent of the ledge in width. and do
 other shallow work in prospecting the
 group. The power drill is promised for delivery in a few days when it
 will at once be put in commission.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-26
PRITCBARD, HAGEN S co,
 Brokers and Promoters

Front Rooms, New Telephone sldgY Phone 135, Bisbee, Ariz.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-26
GRIP oUIskLY KNOCKED OUT.

Some weeks ago during the SC were winter weather both my wife and myself contracted severe coulos which speedily developed into the worst kind of Ia grippe with all it's miserable symptoms" says Mr. J. s. Egleston of Maple Landing, Iowa
 Knees and joints aching, muscles sore, head stopped up, eyes aud nose running, with alternate spells of chills and fever. We began using Cham beriain's Cough Remedy, aiding the same with dose of Chamberlain stomach and Liver Tablets, and by irs liberal use soon completely knock. ed out the grip" These Tablets pro mote healthy action of the bowels liver and kidneys which Is alwa- beneficial when the system is c,,- gested by cold or attack or the grIb For sale by all dealers in patent m.-nj c3--
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-26
ANNUAL MEETING
Of Stockholders Gold Nugget Mining
 Company.

Notice is hereby given that the an- nual stockholders meeting or the Gold Nugget Mining Company will be held on Tuesday. January 2S, 1906. al 10 o'clock a m-. in the comPany's main offices. front rooms New Telephone Building. Bisbee. Arizona. at which time the Board of Directors will be elected for the ensuing year.
 A complete statement of the condi- tions and affairs of the company will also be made at this meeting. and all shareholders are urgently requested to be present
 J. c. PRITCHARD, Secretaryl
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-26
MARKET GOSSIP.

Strengthening Factor for North Butte.-One of the fac tors which figured most promi- nently in the strengthening of North Butte stock is the acdui- siuon of a large amount of ad- ditional mineral territory in the Butte camp for the compa- ny. Options on this additional property, which has great prom ise, were held by Thomas F. Cole, and Instead of the land being taken for the forming of a new company, as was general ly believed by the public. is to rebound to the benefit of North Butte. This announcement has been made by MT. Cole at Du- luth. and will be good news to shareholders. This is one of the factors which accounts for the strength and higher price Of the stock, and will also be an influence for still higher PElceS Tn the near future.
 Assessment Called by L. s. 6 A.-Lake Superior & Arizona has levied an assessment of $I per share, payable in install ments of 25c each. The first installment will be made on or before Jan. 26, and the remain ing installments will be due in March, May and July, 1906. This assessment will give the company practically $1OOO, 900 for the further development of the property. The property has made such an excellent showing the past several months that shareholders are holding the stock firm, and the recent material advances in the shares certainly. seem en- urely warranted. on account of the exceedingly bright pros poets. .s
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Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-26
MARKET ouorAItoNs.

Yesterday being holiday all brok- craze offices were closed and no quo tations issued. The closing qrota- tions on Saturday evening were as follows:
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-26
CONFIDENCE GETS A
 BOLSTER AT JEROME
THE OUTLOOK THERE IS VERY
 ENCOURAGING.

All Values Are on the Increase-car. rIgan Mine Showing Up Strong Val. ues-Rush Is on Into the New Dis triet-Money Needed by Those En. tering.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-26
BRADSHAW MOUNTAINS
 IN YAVAPAI COUNTY
PRINCIPALLY GOLD AND SILVER
 HAVE BEEN PRODUCED.

U. s. Geological Survey Publishes Map of the 0uadrangle-Contains Much Valuable Information as to the Sec tion-can Be Had on Application.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1905-03-30

The vinta National bank is becoming Jonah TO the
Democratic organization in vinta. Davis Hill shed a
few crockode last night at the hcaton meeting
at the opera house. and tried between sobs to explain
that the twenty thousand dollars deposit could not be
used for street paving But there's the rub To pile
up vast sinking fund in the bank that didn't offer the
largest per cent and where it for years IS
the paramount issue IN this campaign. When Seymour
Riddle was about to be brought out for mayor Of
Vinita BY the Democrats, few henchmen called
meeting and drove Riddle off the field, putting
Hill in his stead This game little too raw and
had be abandoned but the bank still insisted
ing the candidate for mayor The successive steps in the
present campaign interesting First the executive
committee declared against primary; then, after
weeks contortions and summesaus gave up and called
primary Then the ring said: We will pledge nobody
to sidewalks anything else the people and don't
need platform This position was also abanded and
now they find themselves very good platform, with
enough new blood on the ticket to wenigh redeem it,
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1905-03-30
NUNS IN THE oARB or MEN
Buddhist Institution Described by 9
British Commander
in 1850

There are nuns who wear male at
tire. The religious females who are
thus strangely garbed are mentioned
by sir Charles Gordon in his "Recollec-
tons Of Thirty-Nine Years in the
Army"
In 1860 Sir Charles, accompanied by
A fellow oficer. was seeking hospital
site in Tientsin. China. when he came
in sight OF a Buddhist nunnery. In
spite Of the warnings Of one OF the in
mates, who appeared IN male attire,
hey entered the building and found
that all the other nuns were similarly
dressed. The intrusion greatly shocked
the Buddsist women
"Our regret was real. said Sir
Charles. Explanations were ex-
changed; we were informed thar the
community within adopted male COS
tune IS an indication that they not
only renounced the world but with Il
the emblems Of their sex. We we're re-
ceived By the lady superior. tea and
cakes we're offered to and partaken Of
by US. We were then permitted to visit
the private chapel and finally we
parted from tbs religieuses on the best
of terms
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1905-03-30
No Poultices for seIdiers.

Idnseed and Insesd meal have been
dropped from army medicines. and tho
army physicians have been notified that
It Is the opinion Of the surgeon general's
ofice that poultices have no place IN
modern therapeutics. all the good re-
suits obtained from them being got IN
a much more cleanly way BY hot wei
compresses. The prohibition Of the
time-honored linseed meal. the hes.
material for pouluces. seems to inter
fere with a method practiced BY a large
number Of physicians. who would be
inclined 70 testify that without II our
soldiers would not receive the best
care. There is surely much 10 be said
on both sides. The psychological effect
At least Of a pouitice Is entirely too
great for a successful family physician
TO ignore. and why deprive the soldier
Of this old-fashioned Medical
Record.