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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-10-25
AHlrrr OCCASION.

The telephone called me 10 the
home Of my old friends, Mr. and Mrs,
NJ. u. Chapman. al Dorset. Afte' a
dinner o. good old fashioned oilcd-dish
aud pumpkin, the bride and groom,
best man and bridesmaid stood forth
under the maple trees arrayed in wed.
ding clothes and had their photos taken.
Then the whole family Of fourteen,
then bride and groom. and single and
collective groups, until the plates run
out A gentle rain was falling upon
the scene yet il did not dampen the
ardor OF mar the occasion. This hap
Ply couple ian account OF which APP
peared in last weeks JOURNAL are
from good old Vermont stock, and
handsome, healthy, young and full of
vitality, they start on their happy mar
RED life with the best wishes of all
who know them.
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nAsrnEsrrR.

November Magazines at Hard'r
Drug Store. adS
~ n. l.. Benson Of Bondyille, was ii
town Wednesday.
Miss Celia De Nottbeck of Dorset
was in town Monday afternoon.
Rev. Bernard Kelly was in North
Adams, Mass, on Tuesday, on bust
ness.
Il. II Swift left Monday for two
weeks vacation, going to Williston,
Mass.
Cider apples are at the mill in great
plenty aud the cider that is being made
Is first class.
Miss Helen Black is having fine
outside chimney aud fireplace put in
her residence.
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Swift re-
turned Saturday from their trip to AT.
laniic City, \. j.
Will Boncsteel has been in town
for day or 80, stopping at his sisters
Mrs. +. G. Perkins.
Tho Taeonic Hardware Company
have six Perfection Oil Heaters, s2.25.
Hurryl See ad. adv
Mrs. Alfred H. Page is in Man
chester for short time with her moth
er. Mrs. A. c. Roe.
Miss BATHS and Miss Dawes left
Saturday for winters solourn abroad,
sailing ON Tuesday last.
MIR. and Mrs. George l.. TowsleY
Jeff Monday for New York city, They
will be gone some days.
JIG. Bacon returned Monday night
from Branford, Conn, where he has
been spending few days.
Mrs. &. A. Sands closed her cot
iagc Friday aud has returned to East
Orange. \. T., Tor the winter.
w X. Hard il now seen riding
about in his new Ford Is horsepower
auto. Ii's nice running machine.
Mrs. Clarence N, Clark Of German.
town. Pa. Is one of party who are
al present touring the Canadian Rock
ies.
-slader, The Rutland optician, viii
be 10 this village Thursday. the 18th,
al his old quarters over fclts shoe
store.
&C. II. liawley has rented THE
Willows" 10 Charles II Pray Of Mont
clair, n. j., who occupied that house
last season.
A. y. Martin Is greatly improving
ihs appearance o. bis house by raising
,ha roof u The rear part 10 the same
height as the trout.
The Editor IL under obligations %
Il, l.. Taylor q Manchester Depot for
a dandy winter squash, which sas duly
made np into pies, nte.
The Equinox Company are having
number ~ their bafldings slated this
fall. They slso expect 10 paint the
main pAst Il tbs Equinox.
The members Of the Manchester
Card Club are invited 10 Mr. Miners
Thursday esenine for whist. Please
advise Il unable 10 attend.
The painting q ihe residence II
Henry " Brown hAs iasi becn finished
assd nos Mr. Brown has one u the
most attractive pisces IN Manchester.
The price u apple, ID Manchester
has been hsgh. .. 10 $40 being asked,
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LOCAL SPORTING NEWS
HILLSIDE GOLF.
Contest for the DeC0urSey Cup.

The week of Oct. l4-20 was take
up with the contest for the cup pre-
scented by J.B. DeCoursey of Philadel
phia and Manchester. The play wa
medal play with blind handicap, ant
was for "a holes to be played IS hole
per day on three days, and the weather
being good golf weather a good fielt
was out for the 'mug." 1t is to b.
regretted that all did not finish as th,
handicapping was liberal enough t.
have possibly made quite a change il
the final result. The cup was won b,
Harry Towsley, he improving his pla,
each day he played. The result wal
as follows:
Harry Towsley, $3.50 24G
Frank Mcclure, 2S5-36 249
A. Il. Martin, 375-l20 255
Philip Towsley. 1910 260
+. A. Martin, 300 262
+. Regain, 1870 IA
Roy Grout, 1872 276
+. d. Elliott, 3l5-39 PIG
o. X. Bennett, 1876 279
Albert Smith, 1870 2s7
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SOUTH iSRsET

Pine fall weather.
Crops nearly all secured.
james Bowen and Eda Hill from
Fowler made visit here last week.
--Hnlda Bowen, who went 10 Rut-
land last week. came home sick. She
IL recovering at present writing.
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II l.. Woodland q panhy Is moving
onto the Bell farm IN Manchester 10
thai his children can attend Burr and
Burton Seminary. He called on as
last seek.
~ am living down cellar most 81 the
time this week. As my dark rocm Is
there aud deer shooting Is going on.
When the hunters can't shoot deer
game warden is The next hes, thing 90
shoot AZ
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-10-25

snagt 'nsay rsurit husdsE,
lisnii1n - sirsfsaur 1sl sttathsA,
'Fu9mAM psyaH car attaches
NiA siasa ssiig ~ ~ ssrsFfs b.aiisF ane ~
tnK fagHazf sfaWsIss4stien tfasH ! ~ aha f'apAf
l~gssla. ~ ~ narAaFiaa And psnis hefena'
Ntu ssa,g smir - lszEs gansrhyefs heasinE aha
.s.tss frgwfaf tfaas8sHtA ifa tHy= Hugiingtua and
I.snts ,sssts fhsss.f. ~ ~ pasaeHgsfs ~ If''t
ans jssnts l~3assa.
sNlu sissii y asaSst irssuiAss gaiy ~ iAas@sn
srrfs htaaihg an6 usiRE regaiaf tfAnsportauaa "
Ip4 aus pssnis tsyaad
Egs agtAirsa ttnar tabies csasHii isSafrs,
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MAscngsrER Dror.

AAANHftTEk bffUT.
~. c. Blsckmer has been SICK the
past Seek.
~. II. Walker and Capt. Chaplin
are al Groai's pond this week looking
for deer.
When Fullerton was in New York
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-10-25
Manchester, Dorset and Granville
Railroad.

Tint Tstlt No, s. Ia tffeu July 2. 1900.
irsfs Maachssfsf DrgA fof South Dorset and
Qss4s f.fs an. toao a o., 80 pm. ahd 500 pm.
Isass uaary fof Sonih Dofsst ard Msnchsslsf dc.
pa Asfs ~ tt-fSa ~. ste o g. and 500 p 70,
sinsis Fais sc. nosnd Tip Ticket sSc faies
mas ss gsia -. aud f0and tip tlchtts p'1cnfed
ffntn ihs Caaductsf on the nain.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-10-25

Gao. T. jaws, Gen'l Mgr.
&. y. DALY, Passenger Traffic Mgr.
q. A. NiAno. General Passenger Agt.
Rnlland, Vermont.
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reesily be- closed q cantrAri eAllins
for ~. zoo
"A. ". pc,i5bape. who has brea
couaaed 10 the house BY severe cold,
- improving
Mn, A. ] D2rs il visiting Al Der
son, IN Darlington. where = son and
beif has iasi arrived.
Mr., Agnes Fletcher ~ winehcn.
don, Mass, has been entertained re.
ecnily At y. /. fhnum's.
MIR sud Mrs. Charles Willard re-.
turned Saturday from their wedding
irlp. and viii make their home in this
village
Robert Anderson has returned
from bis vel earned vacation. having
visited IN Granville. Wells and that
vicinity
The east mountain is alive with
deer hunters. A very ioyisl party
from down the line have been occupy
ing one 81 the deserted houses this
side 81 the toll gate and must have i'm
agincd that they saw things from the
indescrimIuate manner in which they
were shooting. No deer or any other
living thing would have much show
around there.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1906-12-08
NOTAS GENERATES

Socorro, N. NJ, Nov. %. -Je-
sus Gomez, un trabajador del fe-
rrocarril, al hacer ell atentado de
subirse 4 un tren de fete que es-
taba en- movimiento, q pocas mi
Has al sur dc Socorro, anoche, sc
cayo sobre los rieles y las ruedas
le trozaron las dos piernas abajo
de la rodilla. Ell hombre fue en-
contrado e5ta mahana por los ira
bajadores de la seccion y conduct
do q este lugar. Ell Dr. Duncan
10 atendi6, pero debido q la per-
dida de sangre no pudo salVarle la
vida. III homhre era nttivo de
de Chihuahua V pretendia il para
Fl Paso cuando lie ocurrio ell ac-
cidente. Por 10 que Sc sabe no
tenia famiIia. Era como de 26
amos de edad. En- uno de los boil
silIos Sc lie cncontro un Giro postal
por la suma de S23.
Guthrie, Oklahoma, Dec. 9TH.
In convention constitutional ahora
en- session para bosQuejar una con-
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department Of the Interior,
Land Office at Clayton, New Mexico
Oct. 2, 1906.
Notice is hereby given that Vicente
Monsez, of GaIegos, Union Co.. New
Mexico, has filed notice Of his inten-
ton to make final five year proof in
support of his claim, viz: Homestead
Entry No. 2SO) made March 81, 1901,
for the lot es NV IA and ne IA sw Ia
section I, township 10 n. range 80 e,
and that said proof will be made
before w. h. Wilcox, U. S. Court
G lmmissioner in his office at Roy
New Mexico on NOV. Is, 1906.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon,
and cultivation Of the land, viz
Higinio Sandoyal, Faustin Montez,
Crecencio Montez, all Of Gallegos,
New Mexico, and Pablo Garcia, OF
Nara Visa, New Mexico.
Edward w. Fox,
g.6-G Register
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department of the Interior,
Land Office at Clayton, New Mexico.
December |, 1906.
Notice is hereby given that Francis
Marion Hughes, of Roy, New Mexico,
has filed notice of his intention to
make final five year proof in support
of his claim. viz: Homestead Entry
No. 1869 made August II, 1901, for the
net sw3 and WI set section % and nw4
net section 26, township Is n, range
26 e, ,and that said proof will be made
before w. H. Wilcox, U. S. Court
Commissioner at his Office in Roy,
New Mexico, January IA, 1907.
He names the following witnesses
to prove his continuous residence up
on, and cultivation of, the land, viz:
VIM. A. Vance, VIM. Puckett, A. S.
Bushkevitz, Nieves Madrid, all of
Roy, New Mexico.
Edward w. Fox,
Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior
Edward w. Fox,
Register.

Department OF the Interior
Land Office at Clayton, New Mexico
December /, 1906.
Notice is hereby given that Juan T..
Padilla, of Roy, Mora County, New
Mexico, has filed notice of his inten-
tion to make final five year proof in
support of his claim, viz: Homestead
Entry No 1884 made January 26, 1901,
for the et sci section l3, township 20
H., range q e., and lots 3 and 4, sec
tion Is, township 20 n. range 28 e., &
that said proof will bemade before W :.
II. Wilcox, U. S. Court Commission
er at his office in Roy, New Mexico,
January II, 1907.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation of the land, viz.
Pablo Branch, of Roy. New Mexico
Benigno. Santistevan, of Roy, New
Mexico, Juan Jose Be,asques, OF Al
bert, New Mexico; Felix Sandoval, of
Albert, New Mexico.
Edward w. Fox,
Register
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NOTICE Fer PUBLICATIONS
Department of the Interior

Land Office at Clayton, New Mexico
Oct, 2, 1906
Notice is hereby given that Jose l.
Ardareta, of Albert, Union Co.. New
Mexico. has filed notice of his inter.
tion to make final five year proof ip
support of his claim, viz: Homestead
Entry No. 1892 made Dec. Z, - 0, for
the sw IA NV IA, section 20 81 ne "a
and Sc 4 NV IA section 2S tOwnShip
Is n. range 81 and that said proof
will be made before w. H. Wilcox.
United States Court Commissioner az
his Office in Roy, Mora County New
Mexico on Nov. Is, 1906.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation of the land, viz:
jose I. Armijo, Jose Dario Blea,
Felipe Armijo, Jose Demecio Blea, all
of Albert, New Mexico.
Edward w. Fox,
96.6 Register,
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va. Ell es uno de varios que mu-
rieron helados en- ell reciente hura-
can de nieve, Baca estaba impli-
ado por Walter Miller un borre-
guero del condado de Chavez Y era
un fiel impliado. Su muerte fue
sin duda al hecho que estaba mala-
mente vestido ell cuerpo fue traido
a Roosevelt fue entefrado en- ell
Cementerio Catolico aqui.
Socorro, N. Mex, Die. 6.-El
Juez Frank w. Parker aver re-
huso aseptar la excusa de culpabil-
ldad de asesinato, hecha por Eliseo
Wales y Carlos Sais, acusados por
disparos en- sangre fria q William
Mclaughlin y John Billingslea,
proSpectadoroS en- las montaflas del
Mansano, en- Septiembre 20. El
desea que los hombres que al prem
cipio negaron la muerte, sean JUS
gados. Ell Captain Fred Fornoff
de la Policia montada de N. Mex.
quien platico con los prisioneros
despues de su arresto, es un testi-
go encontra de ellos. Els sostenido
que ellos admitieron haberlos ma.
tado en- su presencia.
Ell procurados Elfego Baca, j.
Y. Fitch y A. A. Sedillo, fueron
nombradoS por la corte para que
defiendan a los prisioneros, los Gu
ales no tienen fondos. Ell crimen
fue brutal. Los prospectadores
dieron buen recibimiento a los
muchachos en- su campo y en- cam
bio fueron seducidos q un sitio So
10, los robaron sus fusiles y los
mataron. La Sonora Billingslea,
estubo sola en- ell campo por dos
dias y noches sin asistencia.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1906-12-08
JUNTA DEL CLUB COMMERCIAL.

Ell Club Comercial de Roy tubi-
eron una junta muy interesante ell
Microbes en- la tarde en- la cuaI al
gunos asuntos importante Sc pre-
sentaron paradiscucion. En- au-
sencia del Secretario Max. Karls-
ruher, Senor AL. S. Hanson fue
nombrado secretario pro tenn. Eel
Pres. Evans nombro 4 Sehor Han
son como secretario asistente hasta
la election de oticiales en- Enero.
Ell Presidente nombro w. II.
Wilcox, f. A. Roy y H. Good
man como tidei comisarios del
club. Por mocion la silla tambien
nombro una comision de tres, com
puesta de A. S. Bushkevitz, Fl.
Goodman y Eugene Donahue para
trabajas en- la proposition de CON
seguir un sistema de obras hidrau-
licas para la ciudad, Geo. H.
Morris de Solana fue admitido CO.
mo miembro del Club. FL asunto
de anuncios tambien fue completa-
mente discutido Y 10000 circulares
seran distributes en- ell oriente tan
pronto como puedan ser imprimi-
dos. Juntas seran tenidas todos
los Martes de aqui en- adelante, mi.
entros asuntos de importancia ur.
gente esten en- progreso.
El trabajo en- el edifcio del Club
Commercial esta progresando muy
bien. 81 ell buen tempo sigue sera
cuncluldo este mes.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior
Edward w. Fox,
Register

DtptTVucnbO VI buS luOCiWi
Land Once at Clayton. N, Mex, Nov ls. 1908.
Notice is hereby given that Noises Romero
of Gallegos. New Mexico. has filed notice OF
his intention to make fral five year proof In
support OF his claim, viz: Homestead Entry
NJ. 2gi7 made July /, 1901. for the lots SO, 10
and II, section 29. township 13 n. range 81 e..
aud that said proof will be made before Manu-
ell Martinez, u S. Court Commissioner at his
once in Gallegos New Mexico on January
Is, 1905
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land, viz:
Estevan Miranda. of Gallegos N Mex; Fell
6erte Gallegos; OF Gallegos, N. M; Tomas ROM
ero, Of Logan. New Mexico Jose r, Leyba of
Byzantine, New Mexico.
Edward W. Fox,
995 Register.
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NOTICE OF PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior.
Land office at Clayton. New Mexico

Sept. IL, 1905
Notice is hereby given that Petra
Salaz, formerly Petra Baca OF Gallegos
New Mexico, has fled notice of his inten-
ton to make final Communication proof in
support OF his claim viz; Homestead entry No
AGO made July 8, 1903, for the 81 SEX Sec. 10
and sh swA section 20. township II n range
30 e. and that said proof win be made before
Manuel Martinez. U. s. Court Commissioner at
his ofice in Gallegos, New Mexico on Nov 16.
1906.
He names the following witnesses to prove
lis continuous residence upon and cultivation
OF said land, viz:
Luciano B. Baca, Benebento Garcia. Santi-
ago Martinez Apabonia Martinez all of Gale
gcs New Mexico.
Howard W. Fox.
Register
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

DSpHTJulcuO vi OuO AhNOi'OA'
Land once at Clayton. N. Mex. Nov. H. 1906,
Notice is hereby given that Leonor G. de
Bargas formerly Leonor Chacoh otBryanune'
New Mexico has filed notice OF his intention
to make final five year proof in support OF his
claim viz; Homestead Entry No, 9oSa. made
August 2s, 1901. for the wa swA and So nwN
section 10. township ID n. range 81 e. and that
said proof will be made before Manuel Marti-
nez. U. S Court Commissioner at his office in
Ganegos. New Mexico on January IS, 1905.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultivation
OF the land. viz;
Manuel Lobate, Miguel Garcia Eliseo Chaco,
Jose Bargas. all of byzantine, New Mexico.
Edward w, Fox,
Register,
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior
Land once at Clayton. New Mex


Nov. IL, 1905,
Notice is hereby given that Andrea Archu-
leta. OF Gaegos, New Mexico, has filed notice
OF his intention to make final five year proof in
support OF his claim. viz: Homestead Entry
No. S3Oe made Nov IS. 1901, for the sh nwA
and en- swh sec, s. township 10 NJ. range 81 e..
and that said proof will be made before Manue.
Martinez. u. S. Court Commissioner at his Of
fee in Gallegos. New Mexico, on January 10.
1906
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
OF said land viz:
Telesfor Gallegos, Santiago Sanchez, Este
van Miranda. Florentine Medran all OF Gale
gos New Mexico.
Edward W. Fox,
e-e8 Register
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proibicioniStas estan trabajando
duramente para excluir ell licor.
Esto Sc puede conseguir va sea por
medic de una lisencia alta 6 por
una ley arbitraria. Arreglar los
precios de ferro-carriles la separa-
cion de blancos, negros y indios en-
las escuelas publicas Y la leva de
tasaciones son todos puntos i'm
.portanteS.
Pennington, N. NJ, Nov. 90
1850 cajas de manzanas perfectas,
afuera de carros llenos de fruta
averiada, es ell registro de G. w.
Mccoy, un ranchero de cerca de
este lugar, que es duene de una de
los huertos regulares del condado
de San Juan. No ha recibido a1n
ell pago por su cosecha, pero otros
hortelanos que han vendido su
manzana obtuvieron Is centavos
por GAIA. ST. Mr.. Mccoy recibe
igual precio, y no es excessive, .sa-
cara $154 ell acre de su huerto. A
esta proportion recibira $5386, Y
despues de sustraidos sus gastos
actuales pondria en- ell banco $2280
por ell trabajo que hizo en- su hui
erto durante ell verano, sin poner
en- la cuenta 10 realizado de otros
productos. Tiene solamente diez
y seis acres de manzanos.
Felipe Gutierrez, de noventa
amos de edad, un veterano de la
guerra civil, que sirvi6 en- la com.
pahia 6, Primer Regimiento, Vo-
luntarios de Nuevo Mexico, y pc
leo en- la batalla de Valverde, NJ
evo Mexico, en- la cual ell Juez de
Paz Jose Maria Garcia estuvo
tambien presente, fallecio repen-
tinamente despues de una breve
enfermedad en- SUI casa en- la Gale
de Vargas. Ell funeral tuvo lugar
ell microbes a las Z de la manana
de la Cathedral, siendo sepultados
los restos en- ell Cementerio Naci-
onal cerca de esta ciudad. Mem
bros de la Gran Armada del pues-
to Carleton asistieron al entielro.
El fnado deja dos hijos y tres
hijas.
La ofcina de Terrenos de Clay
ton en- este Territorio de la cual
Ed. w. Fox es registrador goza de
la distinction de haber recibido mas
entradas de domicilio dHrante el
mes Gle Setiembre que ninguna
otra ofecina en- el pals. La Off
Gina de Roswell es la segunda en-
la lista y la olicina de Santa Fe la
tcrSera.
Un gran diluvio ocurrlo en-
Clifton y Morenci, Ariz. el Iunes
pasado. Sc reporta 60 yldas per-
didas en- Clifton y IA en- Morenci.
NIucha propicdad fue tambien dis
truida, el puelte eel rio Gila fue
Ilevado 10 cual carta COMMUNICATION
con Clifton. Ona estnDacion eX-
acta de perdida dc VIZ, as y propi-
edad no puede darse.
Alamogordo, N. A., Die. -
Haz Linn y Len oan, dos Chinos
que fueron arrestados aqui Ia Sc
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violacion de la ley de exclusion de
los Chinos, sera jusgada ell proxi-
mo sabado ante ell comisionado de
los Estados Unidos Shepherd. Los
Celestes ambos son abiles para con-
versar en- Ingles inteligentemente
y han estado probablemente por
algun tempo en- los Estados Uni
dos.
El cuerpo de Roy L. Putnam,
de 25 amos de edad quien peresio
mientras cuidaba sus ovejas cerca
de Portales durante ell reciente
huracan fue enterrado en- ell ce-
menterio de este lugar. Putnam
fue criado en- ell sudoeste y habia
comprado recientemente un nu-
nero de ovejas en- compania con
otro hombre del condado de Roos-
evelt. Ell fue evidentemente en-
gahado por la apariencia de la
tempestad Y quedo afuera hasta
que estubo tan frio Y la nieve tan
tenebrosa que perdio su camino.
Albuquerque, N. NJ, Die. g.
Dentro de las pocos semanas pa
sadas, esta ciudad & tenido gran
cantidad de cheques malos Y en- 10
mas de los casos los ofensores han
sido tomados pero Sc han escapa-
do con POGO castigo. Es probable
que los comerclantes preSlcutaran
al complete extento de la ley al
proximo ofensor. Librado G. Gle
Baca fue arrestado aver acusado
por haber falsificado un cheque.
f. H. Green a quien Sc lie dio una
sentencia de carcel por una ofen-
81 semejante consiguio fondos pa
ra pagar ell valor de los cheques y
fue puesto en- libertad.
Carlsbad, N. NJ, Nov. 90. = La
muerte Sc Segil Mendoza Sc halla
envuelta en- ell misterio, pues ell in
- '''''' 0-' " ,''i
que fue asesinado Q Sc di6 4 81 mis-
mo la muerte la semana pasada
cerca la Dayton. Las sospechas
son que Ramon Gomez fue ell ma
tabor de Mendoza, y aquel ha sldo
continado en- la carcel de Carlsbad.
IA tragedia ocurri6 en- una carpa a
distancia de dos m!llas dc Dayton.
Otros cuarto natlyos a mas de la
esposa del dlfunto, Sc hallaban en-
otra carpa Immediate y dan relacl-
~ ,ionaoeo co,ooy fno arrosto-
il oGo,,0oao no,o COMMA rocor
ante 81 Gran iurado cuando Sc supo
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1906-12-08

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New-York tribune., 1906-08-14
NEw-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE. TUESDAY. AUGUST H. 1906

Der OF the family on attaining his majority. The
nearest approach 10 such thing was the old-fash-
toned practice. long since passed OF existence.
OF knghtng the eldest OF baronets on their
coming OF age
MISS Corelfs Lord Reginald Wrotham, pre-
sented by her in the pages OF her book. is alto
Bether impossible proposition, which betrays the
most extraordinary ignorance of Exc .s..sss ana
usages of precisely those titled classes Of whose do
ings she affects 10 write. AS she has large fol-
lowing here, it IS only 10 be hoped that Of
her readers will be guided in their ideas concerning
the use Of titles by anything which they may read
in her books Miss Corellls mistakes are. how
ever, those which made by nine -tenths OF Eng
lish novelists and playwrights. who are almost
trely recruited from classes which have little or
connection or association with the grand
monde and with the English world Of fashion.
That Is why one finds people, both in novels and
on the stage. when portrayed belonging 20 the
aristocracy, being guilty Of such ridiculous SOLE
csms and using forms CT speech entirely differ
ent 20 those employed by the individuals whom
they are supposed 20 represent.
MARQUIsE DE FONTENOY.