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The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-04-02
STRONGLY DISCREDITED.
Was Notified His Appointment Would
Not Meet With APPROVAL.

Memphis, April IA Commercial
Appeal dispatch from Yazoo City
says: The statement made by the ne
gro, II. J. Holnsby, in his complaint to
the white house that he is prevented
from holding a position in the post
office here by reason Of maltreatment
by white citizens is strongly discredit-
Ell here. HOTnsby stood the civil SER
vice examination for a position in the
local postoffice at a time when two
clerkships were vacant. The exam
nations were passed by three negroes
apd one white man. and the successful
applicants were notified by the civil
service commission, ana their names
paced on the eligible list. One of the
vacancies was filled by Lee Cummins,
a white man. The three negroes were
advised BY members Of their own race
not to accept positions in the office
even if the positions were rendered
tn n. "S their acceptance might prove
distasteful to the white residents. and
ross bly, cause trouble. Two of the ne
groes then withdrew their applications,
stating that they desired positions as
mail carriers. but not as clerks. Horns
by applied to Postmaster John P Ben
nett fer a position as clerk but ter,
in writing, Withdrew his application on
berg U';;,,n"1 by white residents that
his appointment would not meet with
the approx al Of the white people of the
community.
At that time, it is alleged, Hornsty
was carrying a loaded revolver. and
when this WAS learned he was instruct
ed to leave town at once or be arrested
on the charge of carr ying concealed
weapons. Hornsby Immediately left
the city. The pistol, it Is said, is be-
ing he'd for use as evidence against
Hornshy should he return to Yazoo
City,
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-04-02
LiTTLETCN SPOKE,
Former Texan Makes an Address to
Members of Both Houses.

Austin, April 1.-IIon. Martin W.
Littletcn, formerly of Texas, but now
pr sident of the borough of Brooklyn
delivered an address during a session
of the house Of representatives Friday
night in the presence of the entire leg
islature, state officfa and hundreds of
citizens. His analysis of the defeat of
the national Democracy in 1904. and his
declaration that the hope of the party
in the future d pended upon it's adapt
ing itself to the needs of the age. COM
mercially and morally. instead Of cling
ing to abstract tn ~ories, We're receive
with manifestations of approval
Mr.. Littleton mode the address in re-
Spouse to an invitation from the house
Of representatives.. He was escorted to
the speakers stand by Representative
Harris, Hill, Moran. Gafford and Bow
ser, and VS. introduced by Mr.. Har;-' S,
who referred to him as the brilliant
orator who placed Judge Parker in
nomination at the St Louiss conven-
ton.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-04-02
BURNED IN BED.
Terrible Fate of J. G. Ch.mbIiss, Who
Was Soon to Have Married.

TeXai ANA, April il. G. Chambliss
was burned to death in bed here. He
was formerly employed by the National
Cotton Oil Mill Company Of Montgom-
cry, Ala, but came to Texas. settling
first at Fort Worth a year ago. He
was to have been married to Mrs CaI!ie
Engltnd of Cleburne Tex. who was
ST.! to or route here ignorant Of the
awful fate Of her affianced. She has
a sister, Mrs. W. H. Stribbing, residing
here.
The death Of Mr.. Chambliss was
caused during tn" burning Of the entire
triangular block between Third and
Fourth sheets and State Line avenue
an / Pine st, eet Texas side. Mr.. Cham
bliss was proprietor of of an overall
and gal mert factory, which was in one
Of the burned buildings
Ot2l loss is about S33CJO
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-04-02
MINOR MATTERS.

Ardmore public schools have closed
for the term.
Southern cattle are beginning to go
into Usage nation pastures.
Two negroes held up Harry Cook at
Dallas and robbed him of $10.50.
Several business houses, entailing a
$4,000 loss. were burned at Brownwood,
Te:.
Out Of twenty applicants examined
for doctors at Guthrie, nine were grant
ed license
Body. of a negress named Estelle
Lawrence was found in a creek near
Paris, Tex.
Labor congress. held at Muskogae.
transacted mich business, and attend
ance was large.
Holly Vann. convicted at Dallas of
murder Of Sol Aronoff. was sentenced
to hang May 10
At Bonham, Tex, Jim CURE. charged
with tie murder of Will King. several
years ago, was acquitted
Frank w. MeLavy. a telegraph op-
orator, suicided at Bastrop, Tex by
shooting himself in the head.
A little boy named Elmo McIlray was
killed near Tolar. Tex, by the acci-
dental discharge of gun in the hands
OF a comrade.
At Nacogdoches, Tex, Simon Spen-
Ger, colored. was found guilty of the
murder CT Isaiah Mayf1eld and death
penalty assessed
fha fo1
shotgun Mrs. Robert Burris was killed
near Eureka Springs. Ark. She was
shooting at crows. -.r. t.:
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-04-02
NEWS IN BRIEF.

J. F. Wardner. the noted mining
prospector, died at FL Paso.
The $1,000 residenre Of NJ W. Shelley
at Hereford. Tex. burned
Carnegie srys se"tnrian schools are
not eligible for gifts from him.
At Moody, Tex Mrs. e. r. Kline
dropped dead in her flower garden.
V. Varida. a Mexican, shot himself
through the hear near Bracket, Tex.
Mrs. M. K Hoffman has celebrated
at Brennan, Tex, her one hundredth
birthday.
A negro named Joel Marvel was shot
to death by ar unknown person at
Taylor, Tex.
The little son Of Michael Karne was
killed near Coyle, Okla, by
a target rifle bullet.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-04-02
OFFERED TO CRlMM:Ns.
Said to Have Been Tende-e Presidency
Equitable Life Assurance Society.

New York April 1.-The Tribune
says: 1.-THE presidency Of the Ecuita-
BILE Life Assurance Society has been
professionally offered to John D. Grim
minis. it is said On good authority by
representa- ives of the Hyde party.
According to the story James H. Hyde
will offer to retire as vice president
If James w. Alexander will agree to re-
lin"uish the presidency in favor Of MI
Cr-~- 49, 1. -
Mr.. Crimmins is the chairman of a
committee of policy no dersf who have
been advocating a plan of mutualiza-
ton
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-04-02
Barker Retires.

Washington, April LATTER long and
distinguished service Rear Admiral A.
S. Barker. commander in chief of the
North American fleet, hauled down his
flag on the Kear sarge at Pensacola and
was placed On the retired list of the
navy. In the war with Spain Rear Ad-
miral Barker was one of the most
prominent members Of the strategic
board.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-04-02
Gets SpauIdinq Trophv.

New York, April by a vote of
rs to 7 the Amateur Athletic unions
board of governors has decided that
John r. Dewitt was eligible TO represent
the New York Athletic club at the
olympic games in st. Louis last August
This decision gives the New York Ath-
letic club the Spaulding trophy for the
championship of the world
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-04-02
GO TO FLORIDA.

Mrs. Roosevelt and zee of Her Chill
dren Will Take a Cruise.
Washington, April 1.=-Mrs. Roosevelt
and three of her children, Miss Ethel.
Kermit and Archie, left Washington
at $40 o'clock on the Atlantic coast
Line Florida special for Jacksonville,
Fla. At Jacksonville they will board
the yacht Sylph for cruise of some
days. They do not expect to touc', at
any points, and will be on the water
almost all the time in the vicinity of
Jacksonville. They will return to
Washington in about ten days.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-04-02
BAILEY WINS.
Gets Judgment at Houston For Con.
siderable Amount.

Houston. April 1.-Senator J. W.
Bailey received judgment for $29,29s.32
against the Beaumont Lumber company
and Houston Oil company, but the lat
ter company is only liza Bile. Sale Of lands
was given Senator Bailey and note or
dered made payable not before ninety
days. any excess to paid to receivers Of
Houston Oil company. The latter took
over Beaumont Lumber company.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-04-02
Streets Guarded,

Port au Prince, Hayti, April l..
Strong detachments Of police guard the
streets inhabited by the Syrians. A
few of the latter opened their stores
but the majority remained closed.
Stringent measures, have been adopted
by the government to maintain order.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-04-02
Immense Immigration.

New York, April Immigration to
this country through the port of New
York for the month of March reached
unprecedented figures the total arriv-
ais numbering $4,000. Last year for.
the same month there were only A.
SIT.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-04-02
DECLARED FORFEITED.
Decision Says French Gable Company
Did Not Comply With Contract.

Caracas. April 1.-President Arnal
Of the highest court decided that the
French Gable company has forfeited
its contract by failr: to fulfill it's
terms. and he decided against the gov
eminent in the action for damages re-
sulting in the company's act Five days
are allowed the company to appeal for
a reconsideration Ey the entire court.
whose decision will be final
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-04-02
Boston Men Testify.

Chicago, April 1.-Mr. Charles r.
Meade of Boston. formerly connected
with Swift & Co.'S car lines. was a.
witnes sThursday in the Federal grand
jury investigation of the so-called
beef trust. T. c. Curtis of T. E. Baker
& Co., Boston, was another witness.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-04-02
LARGE CATTLE SALE.
Eve Thousand Head Of Half Breed
Herefords and Mexican Steers Sold.

Kansas City, April 1.-Five thousand
head of half breed Herefords and Mex
lean steers. two and three-year-olds
were sold by John Pinne!l. agent of the
T. 0. Riverside ranch state of Chihua-
hua, Mex, to the Empire State Cattle
company, w. H. Shea and J. D. earn
of South Dakota. at s14 head. one of
the largest sales Of the year. The cat
tie will be shipped to Evarts, S. D.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-04-02
ANOTHER ARREST.
Suspected Negro Taken In Charge and
Is Being Held.

Terrell. Tex, April IAN additional
arrest was made here il. connection
with the assault on Mrs. r. Jarvis. A
negro, who is suspected of being impli-
Gated who's, actions and behavior sug-
gests suspicion, was taken in charge
and is being held to await further iden-
LITIGATION. TIrs. Jarvis continues to rest
well and is slowly improving from her
injuries.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-04-02
Last MEETING For a While,

Washington. April 1-President
Roosevelt and the members of his
cabinet conferred together Friday for
the last time before the president goes
away on his southwestern trip, and
probably he will not meet more than
two members for about two months.
Little beyond routine matters was TAX
en- up,
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-04-02
FREE TO READERS OF the CAUCASIAN

For short time viii new or renevno snb
scriber TO our subscription the Southern
ABSOLUTELY e OF charge Subscribe and
y tage of this remarkable offer. -" ~
already subscriber pay full year in advance and
get this valuable present. ~
leading county the leading Southern farm ps
arefy6oth for the price of -
proposition vii. not be he Id open indefinitely hurry nm
office. - sN'N''s = M = sAas
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-04-02
Taken to Kaufman.

Kaufman, Tex. April 1.-Sherif
Crane arrived here with George Clai-
borne in custody, who is alleged to be
the negro who assaulted Mrs. Jarvis in
Terrell few nights ago.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-04-02
Past Week's Failures.

New York. April 1.-Failures past
week in the United States numbered
2s4, against POS last year, and 80 in
Canada. compared with 16 a year ago.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-04-02
SIX CONSOLIDATE.

Combined Hardwood Lumber Conpa-
MES Operate Over Thirty Mills.
New Orleans, April IF E. Creel-
man, the Chicago hardwood lumber
man. has perfected the consolidation Ct
six hardwood lumber companies with
capital of s20,000,000. The consolidated
concerns operate over thirty saw mills
in the south and owns more than 20O,-
600 acres Of hardwood land.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-04-02
TEXAS BATTLEFLAGS,
Governor Lanham Has Received Fou
From the War Department.

Austin, April 1.-Governor Lanhar1
has received from the war department
at Washington four battle scared Con-
wederate flags, which were captured by
the Union soldiers during the Civil
war The returned flags belonged to the
First Texas regiment of infant>D the
Third Texas regiment Of cavalry,
Hoods brigade.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-04-02
Paid a Flying Visit.

Tangier, April Emperor William
paid this city flying visit, remaining
two hours.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-12-09
90 eMplEos FEpERALEs.

nj anuncio de las in~tenciones del
Presidente ~respecto al nombramiento
de gobernador de Nuevo Mexico es
considerable por algunos como indicio
de oue los empleos federales que CO.
responder q este Territorio seran en-
su mayoria adjudicados a hompres
nueyos Parece que hay objection dc
parte del poder nominativo a la prac-
tica de nombrar por tercer terminus a
empleados que han estado por ocho
amos ocupando sus ~posiciones. Aho-
ra Sc trata de voltear nueva hoja en- 81
asunto de los nombramientos y a los
empleos de manera que haya I'm cam
bio complete que afecte solamente a
los Que han cumplido dos terminus
Confiamos que esta suposicion no sea
cierta Dor razon de que hay algunos
empleados, n~otablemente los jueces
| de la Corte Suprema del Territorio
cuya permanencia en- el puesto' es In
dispensable para la buena administra
cion de justicia. Este no quiere deci
que otros iueces nuevamente nomDra
dos no pudieran hace- 10 mismo, pert
es natural preferir que e a conserva
dos en- ell puesto los Cue han dad'
muestras de tanto zelo y eficiencia Ell
Eel desempeho de sus deberes. Respec
pecto a otros empleados Sc anticlp'
que habra cambios, particularment'
entire aquellos que no obtuvieron SUI
nombramientos de maros del actua
Presidente, pero es de esperar que 10
individuos que sean nombrados sea-
hombres competentes y residences de
T~erritOrio.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-12-09
uN ENDosE DEMOCRATIC DEL
JUEZ McFIE.

Eel Juez John r. McFie, quien es
candidate para re-nombramiento como
juez de este distrito, es altamente me-
recedor del lugar. Su registro es Inn
pio SUI corte esta arriba de reproche.
En- ell banco homestead y habilidad
deben sohrepesar todas las considera'
clones partidarias. Estas son las cua
lidades en- hombres que ell Presidents
Roosevelt desea, y hay muy poca du'
da de que 81 las reconoce en- nuestrc
presente iuez, y 10 re-nombrara. NC
hablamos como I'm miembro del parti
do politico del juez McFie, pero, lc
que es mas importante. hablamos co
mo ell advocador de I'm claro y dere
cho jurista, y decimos que ell re-nom
bramiento del .Juez Merle sera agrada
BILE a hombres de todos partidos en- es
te Observation-Disclosures Times.
No es muy amenudo que ell Nuev'
| Mexicano puede ~coavenir o ell Far
mington Times, pero esta contento d
hallar n instancia en- que este pue
da conciensuda y justamente ser III
hecho. ' en- Ia causa del Juez ]. NC
FYe esta es una instancia. FL Nuew
Mexicano estA mas que contento 81
verdad al aprobar cada sentimlenu
dicho v cada palabra impresa en- 81 90
trial de arriba.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-12-09
uN MExIcANo MuTiLADO PoR uN
TREN DE FLETE.


Dice ell News de FL Paso, correspon-
diente q la semana pasada 10 que ST.
que:
En- presencia de mas que n doce-
ma de hombres v mujeres que, en- la
esquina de la Avenida de la Mesa y
Main a~guardaban a que pasara un
tren de flete, fue mutilado un Mexica-
no, POGO antes de la siete de la mana
ma.
Ell tren llegaba del poniente por la
via del s. p, cuando los expenditures
Sc horrorizaron al yer caer al hombre
de la viga de la manea del caro-. An
tes que pudiera salir fuera del peligro
la rueda anterior 10 habia cogido. do
un grito de agonia y en- seguida TODD
concluy6.
Aantes que pudiera pararse ell tren
ell cuerpo despedazado y mutilado fue
arrastrado v empujado alternative
tivamente hasta que empez6 q des-
cuartizarse q 10 largo de la via en- n
distancia de treinta pies. Cuando los
t~rabajadores de la via vinieron q reno
yer los restos, ~tuvieron que usar palas
y una carretilla de manos para reno
yer los mutilados pedazos.
En- la empresa de funerales. Ell 1uez
de paz, Marshall, actuando como coro-
mario, examine un valisito de mano
que llevaba ell finado al tempo de su
muerte, en- ell cual encontro una carte
ra dirigida de este modo: 'Matias
Romero, Los Alamitos, Orange Coun-
ty. Calf y sellada en- Guanajuato,
Mex
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-12-09
e Mucho Toser caus6 su Muerte.

Harry Duckwell de rs amos de
edad, encontr6 su muerte enteramente
aver en- la maiana en- su casa, en- la
presencia de su esposa y ndno. Fue
cogido por un leye resfriado en- dias
pasados y no lie hizo mucho case. Aver
en- la mafana fue cogido con una fuer'
to tos la cual lie dur6 por algun item
Pc. Su esposa mand6 por un medtcc
pero antics que llegara, la tos lel vino
otra vez y Duckwell falleci6 de sofoca
cion.-St. Louis Globe Democrat, Die.
1ro, 1901"
La Mel de MarrubiO de Ballard K
hubiera salyado.. 25 c~entavos, 30 cen
tavos y s1.OO. En- la botica de Ffsch
er v Cha.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-12-09

FortaIecsd 81 Estomaoo con las PastI-
Has dc Ml-o-na Para sentlrse Blen
-oarantIxadas por A. c. Ire
land. .

81 tienen 81 mas minimo sintoma do
indigestion o malestares del estcma-
go, apuradse ahora para evitarlo. La
fuerte comida y el estarse en la Ca
ga en- ell invierno podra una carga So
bre ese pobre estomago 10 cual 10 pue-
den debilitar antes dc tener ayuda.
Las pastillas de Mona son una
combination de ing~redientes valua.
bles medicinales que ~suavisan y curan
la irritada membrane mucosa dol es'
tonnage. estimula ell plexus solar. y for
talece TODD el slstema nervioso. 81 tie
ne ~jaquecas, atarantamiento. indiges
ton. ardor de corazon. ojeras en- los
ojos. adormecimiento, dolor de espal
da. y debilidad y decaimiento, muestrs
que necesita Mona.
Diganle a A. G. Ireland que lei
ensene la garantj' que el da con cadI
GAIA de SO centavos de este remedio
Mi-o-na no cuesta NADIA 81 no cura.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-12-09
OSTEOPATIA
DIR. CHARLES A. WHEELON,

DIX "A. WIAnHHSNv
Sobador.
No. 1903 Palace Avenue.
Cura con exito enfermerdades agu-
das y cronicas sin drogas O medicinas'
Consulta Gratis.
Horas de Oficina: 9:12 m. 2:6 p. m
OsTEOPAT1A.
La osteopatia es un sistema de ira
tamiento operado con las manos. NO
usa drogas o medicinas. I'm con1unto
de musculos encogidos o una peque-
mes en- la c~olocacion de n o mas YER
tebras en- ell espinazo de una persona
implicando ell abastecimiento del ner-
VIC v sangre estomago puede eau
a indigestion y otras formas de des-
orden en- los intestinos. Ell Sobador
releva los musculos encogidos y ARE
gla cualquiera d~islocacion por 10 cual
Ell paciente queda bueno Immediate
mente. El principle es 10 mismo en-
todas otras intermediates.
Este tratamiento de solar trata con
buen exito toda clase de enfermeda'
des agudas o cronicas. No Sc cobra
por consultation.
DIR. CHARLES A. wHEELoN.
Sobador.
No 103 Palace Aveune.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-12-09

Ell siguiente 0obernador dc "
Mexico, Herbert J. Hagerman. de
Roswell, favorece el estado consolida'
do para los Territories de Nuevo Mexi
co y Arizona y ha sido 10 ha anuncia-
do. El Sr. Hagerman en- I'm discurso
e~locuente que hizo recientemente en-
Roswell, hace una fuerte apelacion
Dor 81 causa. Es sincere y energico
y sus opiniones estan intituladas O
debida consideration. El Sr. Hager-
man dice que ~trabajara por el ob1eto
que desea, proveido que el acta do ha-
| bilitacion sea uno justo y legal y con-
tenga provistos de beneficio para 81
| pueblo. Segun habia dicho el Nuevo
| Mexicano anteriormente, los provistos
| del acta de habilitacion para ell estado
consolidado., 81 alguno Sc decreta du'
rante las sesiones del Congreso bsno
y 81 una costitucion es sometida DaJe
ell mismo al pueblo para su a~proDacior
tendra mucho que hacer con su accior
el dia de- la election y con la ratifica
cion dc la constitution. Hasta la re
cha. aparece a este papel que una graz
mayoria del pueblo de los dos Terito
rios no estan miranda con gusto sonr'
el proyecto consolidate. 10 que IA
condolences del propuesto acta de ma
biiitacion sean no esta discriminate y
dayia. Lo que el pueblo hara en-
question tampoco no esta determined
toaar,o Tn accion del Congreso est
esperandose con gran interes y SOD
esta depende mucho. Entretanto. o
te papel sabe que n fuerte pelea 8
: hara contra ell estado consolidate 9
, Congreso bsno por poderes poderoso'
v los amigos de la administration
otros poderes fuertes haran fuerza p
! sar un acta de habilitacion. Las rue
gas estan bien organizados y muy p
: co Sc puede hacer ahora por Ell puepI
. de los dos Territories excepto cuidar
q rogar.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-12-09
FAvoREcE YIN TRATo EQUAL.
Ell White Oaks Outlook tiene el

Ell White Oaks Outlook tiene Ell
valor de sus convicciones'y la ia.
cu,tad de usar buen lenguaje y
vigoroso cuando es necesario.
Cohcerniente a los cargos y aulli-
dos dirigidos al Delegado w. H.
Andrews por varias hoias lama.
rillas" en- Ell Territorio, principal
mente Ell Albuquerque Journal,
Ell Outlook muy propiamente dice:
"Mnchos de los papeles Terri
toriales estan tirando indirectas
al Dolegado Andrews porque Sc
dice que pidio dinero prestado de
un banco que Sc quebr6. ST pc.
dir dinero prestado es un crfmen
estonces todos nosotros estamos
en- poslcion de t~irarnos piedras
unos q los otros. Ademas Guam
do pedimos dinero prestado como
vamos a saber cue ell banco don
de 10 obtenemos Sc va a quebral
8 no? FL Deiegado Andrews y
sus asociados en- ell Santa Fe Cen
trail, Torrance, Kennedy y otros.
i d .UH = FL ~ M
niegan deberle q este banco IN
solo centavo de tales sumas Sc
gun Sc reporta, y es una materia
simple de justicia como tambien
de cortesia que les demos ell bene'
6cio de su denegacion hasta Ia in.
vestigacion 8 las cortes decidan
de otro modo. Son clavos de fe
rrocarril a puntillas de alfombra
que el Sr. Andrews ha beneficial.
do Nuevo Mexico en- un mode
que todos estos papeles aparei.ta-
dores puestos iuntos."
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-12-09

el dia "a de Agosto, 1905. ri SCI
cretario Embellishments comen.
rs la distribution de las mismas .
los Escribanos de Pruebas de los
6~iferentes condados, y q ofclales
Territoriales intitulados a copias
v quienes deseaban las mlsmas.
La distribution concluy6 en- bre-
We orden y un ndmero considers
BILE de copias qued6 las cuales es'
tan siendo mandadas ahora por el
Secretario al pedirlas y libres de
costo. FL Nuevo Mexicano no re-
cibio pago por estas copias ocho
meses pasados.
En- verdad, el cobro del impre'
sor pdblico fue pagado ell dia 70
de Agosto pasado y'asi 10 nues-
tran los registros en- 81 Capitolio,
FL Coronel Frost nunca hi sido
impresor pdblico yel Sr. Oatron
10 sabe. Tambien sabe 81 que Ell
hecho que este haya sido asl ma
probado de benefcio material d Ia
ciudad de Santa Fe y ha ayudado
grandemente en- su desarrollo y
crecimiento. Ha hecho que Ia
ICompaffa Impresora del Nueve
Mexicano de empleo permanentt
la un gran ndmero de hombres
~quienes tienen familias aqui, y {
Idistribuir g~randes sumas de al
mere entire la genie trabajaoor'
lde Ia ciudad. Ell Sr. Catron, po'
cierto, no lie importa NADIA de ESQ
: Els dueno de inmensas cantidade'
r de terreno, obtiene muchas rem
tas de la MADEIRA que es cortad
en- los millares de acres de terre
no que posee, y en- otros mcdo
es opulente y tiene las buenas c.
sas de esta vida asu antojo y W
luntad. Naturalmente, le impol
ia muy POGO que veinte6 TRENT
hombres trabajadores en- esta Gil
n dad hagan su vida como emple'
ntdos de la Compania Impresor
del. Nuevo Mevicano, 8 que. tel
gan POGO que conner y menos az
vestir. Ellos.no son abogado
no son capitalists, no son duent
de mercedes de terreno, no SC
: acaudalados, no sndan gratis g
los ferrocarriles.s mo tienen otl
cosa que sd trabajo de mano, y 6
Al cuanto q 1850, zen Ia opinion del >
=. Catron, expresada en- Ell lenguas
n del.ffnadog Vanderbilt. "Al !
r. fierno el pueblo.