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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1906-06-29
NEWS NOTES OF
GRANTS PASS HOSPITAL
Patients Doing Well-Provolt
Postmas ster Soon TO 20 Home
Change In Houseke~per.

Affairs at the Southern Oregon Gen.
eral Hospital In this city are moving
along in the usual routine. The
scrupulous neatness and the restful
cheerfulness and quietness that is
maintained in the institution is a
compliment to the executive ability of
the matron, Miss Marie Weeland. A
change in bousekeepers will take
place next week, the present house
keeper, Miss Emma Plennly returning
TO her home at Granite Hill and her
position will be taken by Miss Maud
Belnap. Of this city.
l.. W. Smith, merchant and post
master at Provolt. who was operated
on two weeks ago is able to get about
few minutes at time and he will
probably be able to return to his home
by week hence. Mrs. Smith, who
spent last week with him, returned to
Provolt Monday, During the absence
of Mrs. Smith the duties of postmaster
at Provolt were attended to by Mrs.
Smiths sister, Miss Amanda Coffee,
of Sisson who came two weeks ago for
visit and to assist Mrs. Smith. Mr..
Smith also has a small farm and his
illness preventing him from curing
his hay his neighbors generously
volun teered and put his hay crop in
the barn.
Thomas Lamon, miner from
Waldo, will leave for his home Mon
day, his arm having healed over where
1t was amputated three weeks ago.
Mr.. Lamon was suffering from a
cancer on his right hand and to save
his life it was necessary to amputate
the arm, which was done above the
wr list. Ed Browning of Placer who
entered the hospital last week to have
his eyes treated is recovering from the
severe Inflammation that threatened
to cause him to lose his sight and will
be able to return to his home in
week or 10 days.
Mrs. J. G. MoCarty, of Myrtle
Greek who is in the hospital while
having her eyes operated on by DIR.
Findloy, is in a fair way to fully re-
gain her vision. A cataract was re-
moved from one eye three weeks agt
and 80 successful was the operation
that aow that the eye has healed the
other eye will be operated on for the
removal of a cataract.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1906-06-29
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1t looks very much like rain again.
James Hogue is working for Fred
Seyferth.
Mrs. Hattie Floyd started for Grants
Pass this morning.
Miss Linnie Sowell is visiting her
sister Lettie Sowell.
Worn Wade, of Takilma spent We'd
ensday in our town June 28.
Mrs. ]. H. Austin is up at Iakilma
visiting her mother, Mrs. Eggers.
W. F. Hogue is freighting for
Hogue g. Burke from Grants Pass
Tom Gilmore of Grants Pass spent
few days around Kerby this week.
Miss Alice Seyferth of Holland
spent three days of last week visiting
friends here.
Miss Milley Thrasher is back at the
Pioneer hotel after spending a few
days at home.
Ed Burke one Of our merchants
made a flying trip down to thu
Calumet mine Tuesday.
Mr.. NJ. Tycer of the Union Hote
and Miss Elsie Hogue OF Hogue &
Burke's store made a flying trip tt
Grants Pass last week.
OLD BLACK JOE.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1906-06-29
BIG IMMIGRATION TO
COME lHIS FALL
Is Prediction of u Returned
Miner-Found Business Good
In the East.

A. l.. Smith, well known miner
of this district and one of the former
owners of the Grouse Mountain mine
in the Mt Badly district and which
he and his partners sold TO Spokane
parties at good price, is in Grants
Pass to spend two weeks on business
matters Mr.. Smith left Grants Pass
with his family some three months
ago for an extended trip East, during
which he was in st. Louis and other
Eastern cities on business. Mrs.
Smith went TO Neodska, Kan, where
she is spending the Summer with
her parents.
Mr. Smith has become interested in
mining property in the Manhattan
district in Nevada, which he thinks is
quite promising. W. Cant and f.. A.
Edgar, who were owners with him IN
the Grouse Mountain mine also went
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1906-06-29
Street Improvement Is Voted
Down,

On the request of the city council a
meeting was held Wednesday evening
at the City Hall of the property own
ers concerned in the proposed paving
of Sixth and G streets. the two prin-
cipal business streets of Granst Pass.
The council had under consideration
the proposition of macadamizing
Sixth street from Rogue river bridge
to A street aud q street from Gilbert
creek bridge to Seventh street, and as
u remonstrance was threatened it was
desired to have an expression of the
views of the property owners along
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1906-06-29
PresbyterianChurch.

II will be Biographical Day at
the Presbyterian Church next Sun
day, the Pastor, Evan p, Hughes. tax
ing for his themes the following: II
a. ma Hero" Sp. ma
Coward" He will take a historical
character from the annals of human his
tory as a concrete illustration Of each.
Well prepared and carefully rendered
music will add to the sttractiveness
of the services. A hearty and oordia
invitation to attend these exercises il
extended to all, especially stran & ers.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1906-06-29

Freda Binns, the l0.yeat.old daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Binns. had "a
narrow escape Wednesday from serious
injury or death by runaway horse
She was accompanying her uncle,
Wilfred Harris, who was delivering
ice about the city. While Mr.. Harris
was taking cake of ice TO Mrs. N.
L. Dodge's house he left the little girl
in the wagon holding the horse.
Suddenly tho animal dashed down
the Hill at high speed, the girl
holding to the lines aud bravely do
ing her best to stop the horse. At
the intersection of A and Third
streets the vehicle struck "a stump and
piled mp "a wreck, while the horse ran
on down the street The. little girl
was thrown to the ground and had
tho remarkable escape of getting OIL
with only dislocatcd toe and few
bruises.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1906-06-29

Sheriff George Lewis and Frank
Heck got back Thursday evening from
Ashland whittier they had been to Sc
cure team and buggy that had been
stolen from Mr.. Heck's livery harm by
Bert Newton They got the rig but
Newton made good his escape. New,
ton, who is about 2l years old had
worked for Mr. Heck for few days
and last Thursday evening he made
arrangements with Mr.. Heck for a
team to be used by him to go to Lay
ton mine ON the Applegate for his
blankets and clothing. He took
good driving team and not coming
back that day Mr.. Heck made search
for the team. He found that Newton
had called at Latyon's and got his
effects and then drove ON up the Ap-
plegate. -,
Mr.. Heck then enlisted the aid OF
Sheriff Lewis in the search for the
team and the arrest of the thiet.
Officers in all the towns south were
notified and the Ashland officials sue
ceeded in finding the team and rig in
that city. Newton drove direct tC
Ashland. the day he left Grants Pass,
going by way of Jacksonville and
max ing the So miles by p. IN. The
day was very hot and the hard trip
about ruined one of the horses. He
sold the team, harness and buggy to
]. j. Norriss a clerk in hardware
store in Ashland for $3.50, but was only
paid Sl5. the balance to be on time.
Newton registered at the hotel undel
his correct name and had companion
with him who registered with him,
but so disguised his hand that the
name could not be made out. Boil
took the evening train south, Newton
buying ticket for Dunsmuir.
Sheriff Lewis has an accurate de
scription Of Newton and he sent it tt
California sheriffs and it is quite GER
tain that the young degenerate will bt
caught and sent to the penitentiary
where he ought to be kept for life.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1906-06-29
s Ell M A

Lee Law has gone on another strike
for gold.
Joe Sohmitt was in our little city
this week.
Miss Lola Craig entertained M.
Rhoads at her home Sunday.
Mrs. Perkins and Mrs. Miller are
visiting Mrs. Molly Hiatt this week.
Miss M. Scoville returned to heI
school after visiting her new sister,
Mrs. j. X. Scoville.
The mill boys are all quite fond oi
taking dinner at the Selma hotel OF
late. Wonder why? GEE WHIZZ
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1906-06-29
: LOVES ST ALTON !

Mr.. and Mrs. Clark OF Deer Greek
were out on Slate creek Tuesday.
The reunion is over and the old
veterans and visitors are once more
at home.
Hurrah for the Fourth A grand
celebration at the saw mill. come one,
come all. Everybody welcome
Miss Lulu Conger arrived at Loves
Station Saturday evening to take he
place of Miss Esther Holloway who
was suddenly called home. -
We are glad to be among the first to
sample the new creamery butter from
Kerby. They are now turning out
from 30 to 10 pounds Of butter daily.
We wish them success.
A new railroad is now being built
on Slate creek. On account of the fine
weather the past week so much lum-
ber has been sawed, it was found
necessary to lay new tramway.
Wish the lumber would hurry up and
dry out so the boys would get that
platform for the Fourth.
The mill camp was almost entirely
deserted last Sunday. Clarence Frost
and family, Will Sargent and family
and Frank Hudson spent Sunday al
Selma visiting Mrs. Bishop and Mrs.
Seamen, sister who recently arrived
from Cal foruia, and whom they had
not seen for six years. Ed Tucker,
Will Chastain, Fred Sargent, Nate
Damewood, ID. A. Richie and Clarence
Frost were also at Selma Sunday
Three of our young women walked tc
Selma and back. Only six miles ovel
there.
Schmitt Bros have added to theil
Deer park log chewed in two by &
bear that chewed Its way out of thu
trap, but we hear there is to be au
other park built soon, two younl
gentlemen viewing the grounds Tues
day evening, volunteered to jump th,
fence so the young ladies establishing
this park would not have to look fol
deer. but would have for beginning
a kind easier found-dear. ETAN.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1906-06-29

to Nevada and assisted in locating
claims with Mr.. Smith. Mr.. Cant
will remain in Nevada and Mr.. Smith
will return there next week. but Mr..
Edgar will return to this county, he
having sold his interest in the mine
to Messrs. Smith & Cant. Mr.. Egdsr
left Manhattan two weeks ago and is
to arrive in Grants Pass this week.
He is travelling overland and trans
ports his camp outfit on packhorses.
He owns farm on Jerome prairie
and may again become a farmer.
I. Mr.. Smith states that business con
ditions in the East are good and all
anticipate very prosperous year.
He says many people are planning to
move to the Pacific Coast and there
will be big emigration west this
Fall.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1906-06-29

"Love and Marriage" will be the
subject of the morning sermon, Sun
day. Mr. Williams will preach on
this subject by request. 1t will be of
especial interest to men. "The Be
ginnings of the Church in Britain"
the subject of the evening sermon,
You are cordially invited to attend
all services.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1906-06-29
CHUR CHI NOTICES.
Newman M. f. Church.

Preaching by the pastor at II a.
m. and p. m. Morning sermon
"A Walk About Zion. Evening
the third in the series on the Trans
figuration of our Lord entitled 1.-THE
Overshadowing Cloud. Sunday school
10 a. IN. Glass meeting IL IN. Ep'
worth League at Z. Any and all are
invited to these services.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-01-06
LOZA DE CHINA

Tenemos hermosisimos efectos en- loza pintada de mano,
tales como platos, charolas para salsas, n~arania ynueces.
Estas las venderemos a precios bajitos. Tamben juegos
para la comida y para el tie. $3.50 por un juego de SO
pleas para Ia comida.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-01-06
COMISIONADOS DE CON-
DADO.
Continue de Ia Psgina Ira

Continue de Ia Psgina Ira
de distrito % por esta dirigido &
instruido dc tcmar tales pasos
como sean necesarios para ase.
gurar ia.pronta c~olectscion de Ia
misma.
Despues de consulta con 81
p~rocurador dc distrito. esta reso.
lucion fus escrita y decretada
por el cuerpo:
De aqui en- adelante los conf
sionados de condado de Santa F6
no consideraran ningun reclamo
para ell entierro de soldsdos, ma.
~rineros 8 marines segun proveido
por ell Capftulo II dc las Leyes de
Session de 1908, a no ser que los
comisionados sean notihcados y
los gastos para tai entierro orde.
nados por su autoridad antes que
los mismos sean incurridos. Ell
escribano es por 6sta dirigido dc
noti6car a los Itineraries de Santa
Fe dc la misma.
Los comisionados tambi6n dc.
cretaron Ia siguiente resolution:
De aqui en- adelante Of escriba.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-01-06
PERSONAL Y LOCAL.

81 Sr, Librado Valencia, de
Lamy, estuvo en- la .ciudad Ell
microbes Comprando abastos y
visitando amigos.
81 Sr. Francisco Luna, Edo, de
Terra Amarillo, sstuvo en- Ia ciu-
dad 81 martes arreglando asun.
tos importantes.
Juan A, Maestas, de Chamita,
Condado'de Rio Arriba, arrib6 4
10 ciudad Ell LINES con negocios
importantes y de vista.
Don Antonio L. Salazar, quisn
reside en- Mexico. lLtranso neeo.
clos en- esta ciudad el jueves.
fermanecera en- esta por varios
dias.
III Sr. 0. G.. Martinez, un labra.
dor que'vive en- la vecindad de
Taos, estuvo en- la ciudad ell jue.
yes atendiendo a negocios perso-
males.
Don Jose Tudesque, de Lamy,
quien tiene parientes y amigos
en- esta ciudad, estuvo de. vista
en- ia ciudad Ell jueves.
Don Martin Lujan,' criador de
ovejas y cuya Residential esta Ger.
ca del Llano,. estuvo en,la ciudad
el..mArtes.transsndo negocios i'm.
portantes.
Us. Candelario, negociante en-
curiosidades. regres6 a la''ciudad
el martes dc una vista a rparien-
ties y amigos en- la ciudad We.
guense.
El Sr. Juan Hernandez, de San
Marcial, criador do ovsjas, estu
vo m ia ciudad ell martes de visi.
ia y Sc hospedo en- el.Hotel Coro.
nadO.
Don Canuto Leyba, labrador v
criador de ovejas1 de Galisteo,
trans6 negocios importantes Eel
mArtes On la mafiana en- la ofcina
del collector en- esta ciudad.
81 Sr. '-Pietro Garcia, de San
Pedro, 'pas6 ell martes en- la ciu
dad Capital atendiendo a nego
clos importantes y visitando ami.
COS.
Don Cos me Herrera, energico
y bien conocido ciudadano del
Vale de Espanola, lestuvo en- Ia
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-01-06

FL subromit6 sobre decoracio
nea del comit6 sobre arreglos de
las ceremonies! de- inauguration
estuvo en- session el microbes %
la tarde y concluyo los arreglos
para Ia propis decoracion'..de los
aposentos de Ia corte supreme, y
81 adorno del comedor en- 81 Hotel
Palacio, donde 81 baile dc inau.
guracion tomara lugar. FL presi'
deute' Reynolds preside.
George. Merriman, fisico q 10.
geniero, cuya residencia.ues On
Brainerd, Nebraska, ha. Eestado
faltando.de's u'cuarto.en'sl Hotel
Claire desds Ell sabado pasado en-
la manana, y 81 diputado alguacil
Lopez, q~uien,lo ha estado buscan.
do, tome que ellShombre ha 1sido
asesinado. 0Al tempo que Merri.
man dssparecio.se!sab equetraia
5000 on su possession como tambien
|dinero en- dep6sito'sn 81 banco.
Que intentaba regresar al hotel
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-01-06
dsnte John R. Ryan, de Ia conf

dsnte John R. Ryan, de Ia conf
SARA.
Eepero que 1905 sea adn mas
bondadoso q Nuevo Mexico que
10 que ha sido 1905. Deseo que
1905 yea ia estrella brillante de
Nuevo Mexico adornando 81 es.
tandarte de estrellas.
Deseandole toca clase de fclici'
dades y con recuerdos para todos
los amigos Neo-M exicanos,
Sinceaamente dc Vd.,
T. p. O'KEEFE,
Rec. Chaplain. 18th Co.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-01-06

Jose Tudesque. Lamy; F. W. Baes.
Philadelphia; j. White, Philadelphia:
Bernard Caller, Cerrillos.
MERCEDES, ENERO 8.
Palace: B. s. Rodey, A. B. Mcmillan.
A. A. Keen, William B. Childeys. ~
A. Abbott, Albuquerque; H. B. Holt.
Las Cruces; y. W. Read, Hillsboru:
y. ". Parker. Las Cruces; william
B. McFerran, Albuquerque; d. n.
Sharp, Pueblo; George D. Hedriot
Boston; q. G. Champion. Ration; Mrs,
Bruce Best. Hinton, W. Va; !, "A.
Salasar and wife. Taos; F. q. Warnef.
Albuquerque; Wilma M. Hensley. CHI.
cago; harles A. Law, Clayton, o.; John
A. Rooch, Lamy; G. Burks, Las We.
gas.
Normandie: F. J. Burnett, Ia Jun.
ia; ]. M. Chavez, AbiQuiu; Frank g.
de Baca, Pena Blanca; Simon Ortiz.
Lamy; J. NJ. Burton. Las Vegas; d, ].
Warren. III Paso; Martin Romero.
Barelos; L. Valencia, Lamy.
Coronado: Cosme Herrera, Espauo:
la; Alcario Valencia, R. H. Templstou.
Santa Rosa; J.. A.. Conkline, Santa ~.
JUEvES. ENERO a
Palace: W. M. Taber and wife. Gan,
ia Fe; Thomas Raby, Jr.. Santa NJ:
r. 1. Baca and family. Santa Ne;X..
J. Abbott and wife, Santa Fe; Frank
B. Thompson, Alamogordo; r. =. War.
ner, Cheyenne; ". F. Williamson. I'd.
ward P. Blanchard. R. R. Wade, or
Grande; Charles G. Davidson, Tucurn.
carl; Martin Lujan. Llano; william
]. Mills, Las Vegas.
Claire: R. W. Brent, Denver; G. II.
Brimmer and wife, Canada; Fcs..x
Grant, Tres Piedras; L. q. Osborn.
Trinidad; Mrs. Van Stone and girl!
Santa Fe; 8. Hubb. willard, 8. Dei.
mater. Willard; C.. M. Foraker, Albu.
querque; G.. R. Perrin, Albuquerque:
Or. M. H. Deacon. Denver; A. A. Wei
kin, Denver & Rio Grande Railway;
A. H. Kerr, Denver & Rio Grsnda
Railway; J. o. Bales. Lamy; II. NJ.
Rodrick, Ration; Albert sypher. Kesth.
burn. Idaho.
Normandie: Francisco Luna, IT.,
TERRA Amarillo; Edward Hickey, Den.
yer.
Coronado: Juan Hernandez. San
Marcial; I. J. Heady. EstancIa; H. g.
Williams, Estancia,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-01-06

"..
cuerpo aprob6 los mlsmos 81
microbes.
Las escuelas en- 81 Colegio dc
San Miguel SO abrieron otrs vel
Ell microbes en- la nanana des'
pues de Ia vacation de (Navilad,
AIgunos de los muchachos no har
han regresado "todavia rpero 81
espsra que lleguen.dsntro Dc 81
gunos dias. Sc cree tambisn qus
vendran varios muchachos nue.
vos y'atsnderan & ia escuela k
que falta del termlno,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-01-06

Palace: A. Mennett, Las Vegas; r
D. Smith, Chicago; D. L. Silver, Navar
70; ". R. McGill. Ft. Sumner; Harriet
Campbell. Chicago; Edward A. Mann,
Alamogordo; b. B. Lemer, Kansas
City.
Claire: Martin Musil and wife, El-
linwood, Kans.; A. p. Ford, San Fran.
cisco; Colonel J. A. Wood, Golden,
Eleanor Blocher, Wooster, O.; Lucille
DAVE. Trinidad; w. B. Weston, Den.
yer; @. Burks, Las Vegas: A. W.
Brent, Memphis, Tenn; M. A. COMA
les, AbiQuiu; H. Emory Davis, Belen.
Normandie: Arthur 8. Dobbins, San
ia Fe; w. D. McCray, vincente Mares,
Wagon Mound; Edward Hickey, Den.
yer; Alcario Valencia. Las Vegas.
Coronado: Antonio Silva, Cerrillos;
M. D. N. Coy, New Jersey: Alcario
Bolensia. Los Colonias; Arthur Cary,
Albuquerque; A. L. Kendall, Cerrillos.
MARTEs. ENERo 2.
Palace-N. Q. Pollock, st. Louis; F.
R Lavelle. Denver; /. H. Rapp, Las
Vegas; W. D. McFerran, Albuquerque;
A. Minnet, Las Vegas; F. A. Schom-
burg, Trinidad.
Claire--D. y Thomas. Carlsbad: J.
B. Harper, Durango; W. 8. Hopewell.
Albuquerque; A.. l. Kelso. Las Cruces;
Daniel Blaine. San Francisco; D. Whit.
ten. New York; F. M. Mayors, Chur-
usco, Ind; O. G. Martinez. Taos.
Coronado-Frank Copeland, Silver
ton; Charles Zimmerman, Muscatine.
Ia: Q. r. Conklin, Santa Fe; Antonio
Salazar. Mexico; H. r. liner and wife,
San Antonio; A. A. week.-Mrs., Chama;
A. H. Kerr. Alamosa; Cosms Herrera,
Espanola; Thomas r. Stewart, Pecos
Reserve.
Normandie-M. L. Mccoy, Lamy;
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-01-06
La Mltad dol Mundo Atomic

comovive Ia otra mitad. Aquellos quo
usan Ia Arnica Saliva de Bucklen nun.
ca extra6an 81 cura cortaduraa, Herr.
das, Quemaduras, Lastimaduras y TO-
'das las e%rupciones dc Ia piel; sahen
que 10 hace. La Sra. Grant Shy, 1130
=. Reynolds st.. Springfield. ILL.,. dice:
"Considero esta n de las absolutas
necesidades de Ia casa" G~arantlsada
en- Ia botica de Fischer y Cia. 26c.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-01-06

Iciudad Of microbes ArreGlando
ssuntos importantss y visitaudo
sus muchos parientes ami
Cos.
Don Jose Inez Roybal. conf
sionado de- condado, estuvo en- 10
ciudad y atendlo a las sesiones
del cuerpo de comisionados.
Don, M. Il, Otsro r~egistrador
de Ia oicina de torrenos en- esta
|ciudad, ha rsgrcsado de una visi.
ta de varios dias en- 10 ciudad Du.
cal.
Fl Sr. Francisco Monta90, H.
brsdor de Galisteo, estuvo Gu
Santa Fe 81 mArtes y trans6 ne
gocios ante 81 cuerpo dc CONF
sionados de condado.
Don Francisco Lucero, criador
do oveias y reses y quie vive Ger
Gu de Golden, trans6.negocios 90,
esta ciudad.e martes en- Ia casa
de cortes.
Hon. Solomon Luna, de Los
Lunas, Presidente del Cuerpo,
Territorial de Sandal de Oveias
Sc encuentra en- Ia ciudad aten.
diendo a'negocios oficiales.
FL Licencieado. B. M. Read, 8
hijas, las Stas., Emilia y. Candida,
y su meta, "Magdalena.sD elgado,
regresaron.el viernes de la soma
ma pasada.de FL Paso, donde pa
saron los dias de navidad.
Don. j. A. Salazar, J. esposa,
~arribaron..a Ia ciudad el martes
en- la noche y Sc shospedaron en-
81 Hotel Palacio. Ell microbes par.
tieron para Taos, donde Ell
Sr. Saiazar tiene sus grandes
partidas de ovejas.
Sc dice one ell Papa Pho X ha
anunciado va su intencion do
mandsrle un regalo d la sel1orita
Alice Roosevelt cuando Sc cele.
bre su boda en- Febrsro. En- Guam.
to a Ia naturaleza del regaio NADIA
Sc ha dicho todavia.
Ell Sr. N. S. Torres, quien ha
sstado en- Golden atendiendo 4
negocios de minerva, pas6 ell Dia
do Ano.Nuevo en- esta. ciudad.
Regres6 para Golden.el mierco-
les'y continuara trabaiando en-
sus reclamos.
Don Pablo Salazar, native del
condado de Rio Arriba, de este
Territorio, falleci6, en- Ia tarde
del dia 81 de Diciembre en- Duran
60, Colorado, ..despues de una en-.
fermedad de 13.dias de duracion.
LIE sobreviven su esposa y dos
hijos. Estaba empleado en- las
minas de carbon cerca de .Du.
range.
Ell dia 30 de Diciembre, 1905,
Anastasio Gonzales, nombr6 q A.
B. Renehan, de sta..ciudad,
primer diputadol ASSESSOR y Ed.
ward S. Andrews ha sido CISCO.
gido como diputado.en 10 oficina.
Ell cusrpo de comisionados con.
sinti6 que Sc hicieTan.estos nom.
bramientos y 81 presidente del
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-01-06

El correo diario recibido ppr
81 Buro de Immigration demues-
ira que Nuevo Mexico y sus re-
cursos estan llamsndo muchs
atencion y los ojos de millones de
gente estan puestos hacia este
Territorio. Muchos de clos es.
criben cartss al Bur6 y uno
por cisnto les viensn a los pobla
dores aquf. Csrtas recibidas de
reciente CORES pondencla, son {
veces, muy intsresantes y algu.
mas vsces jocosas. LIZ genie en-
general sabe muy pocoacerca del
Territorio de! Sol Resplandecien.
tie, y svidentsmente desean sabsr
mucho. Las cartas publicadas
en- seguida sxplican los deseos:
st. Louis, Missouri.
Secretario Bur6 de Immigration:
Caro- Senor: Habiendo leido
tsnto de Nuevo Mexico, escribo
para obtener alguns information
que deseo. Voy 4 hacer mi resi-
dencia en- Nuevo Mexico. es deeir,
que 81 puedo hallar algdn empleo
ganancioso en- ese estado. Tsngo
una posicion Ia cual me paga I'M
buen salario y desearia dejar mi
posicion aqui cuando probable
mente no obtendria una en- So
sstado. 81 puede mandarme IL
t~eratura sobre ell estado y tam.
bien mandarme un informs del
Gobernador de Nuevo Mexico
por 1903, y boletines ilustrados
descriptions de los recursos, eli.
ma, minerales y donde Sc pueden
hallar, y 81 mo hace el favor de
nformarm cual es 81 lugar dom
de uno pueds hallar orc de placer
y prospectacion para orc y plata.
70 creo que 81 vd. me da la in.
formation que deseo puedo indu.
cir al menos veinte personas para
que vayan q Nuevo Mexico. vi
Vd. no es,ya secretario, favor de
entregar esta al otro secretario.
Esperanto una respuesta pronto,
quedo
Muy Verdaderamente de Vd.
GEORGE G. MUELLER,
1910 Gale Outger.
P. D.--Fsvor de i~nformarme
como obtener una seccion de ve-
reno del gobierno y cuales son
los r~equerimientos sobrs domi.
cilios, es decir, cnanto tiene que
pagan uno por Ell acre y cuantos
acres Sc le conceden a una per.
soma On tai terrenoy tambien don.
do estA localizado este terreno.
Verdader.ments de va,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-01-06
MUEBLES.

Hermossimas silas mecedoras a precios bajitos. Pro-
pias para Ell padre, la madre, ~muchachos y muchschas.
Nuestras camaltas de fierro son las mas hermosas que hay
en- la ciudad. Vengan y Yeenlas. Pidan que Sc las ense-
men en- el departamento de nuebles.