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BLOOMFIELD.

Bloomfield, April 16.-The Elson Art
Loan exhibit held in the city last
week, under the auspices of the
Twentieth Century club closed on Sat-
4p y a1s and the collection was sent to
Rollo. Mo. The exhibit was composed
of reproductions Of the old masters
and was a treat to art loving people.
The receipts amounted to about tlir-
ty dollars, which will be used to pur-
chase Elson pictures for the public
school. The work done by the wo-
men Of the Twentieth Century club
was purely philanthropic as they re-
ceived no part of the profit. The club
which was presented to the school in
the name of the Twentieth Century
club
Rev. Wilkins, of Pennington, spent
Friday in the city as the guest of Rev,
H. j. Everly.
Dr. McGinnis, of Ollie, made bust
ness trip to this place Friday to con-
suit with DR.. r. o. Shelton in the case
of Mrs. B. G.. Barlow, who has suffer-
ed a relapse and is again confined to
her room.
A. O. Premier and Mr.. Smith, of
South Bend, Ind, were guests Of the
Misses Steckel on Easter.
Leigh Sprowls, Of Cincinnati, Ohio,
spent Easter in the city as the guest
OF Miss Helen Davies.
G. F. Carson, of Floris, was busi-
ness visitor at this place Saturday.
Miss Belva Burdette left Saturday
with her sister, Mrs. Warren Lowe.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. K. Herr returned
Saturday from Memphis, Tenn, where
they spent last week with their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Harry Johnson.
Mrs. Henry Day, district president
of the w. G. T. u, was called to Eldon
Friday to meet with the union and
assist them in the work. An interest
ing meeting was held. DR.. /. N. Nc
Cash, superintendent Of the Anti -Sa-
loon league, lectured there on Easter.
j. M. Smith has traded his residence
property to John Knight, Of Pulaski
for property in Colorado Springs, and
intends moving to that place the first
of May. Mr.. Knight will move his
family here in the fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Bunnel, of OF
tumwa, arrived Saturday and spent
Easter with Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Bun
mel, north of the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Hardy, of Par
ker's Prairie, Mimi, arrived Saturday
to spend ten days with relatives Mrs.
Hardy had been spending month
with relatives in New. London.
Thes marriage of Burt Morrow, OF
InlS CITY TO MISS nina Alexander, Tor
merly Of Browning. Mo-. took place In
Chicago Sunday, April s, at the home
of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs
John Alexander. Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
row will make their home in Chicago
this summer AMI! return to this city in
the fall.
Mrs. James Taylor returned last
week from Mt. Pleasant, where she
visited her sister. Miss Lain who was
very sick.
Miss zaideB lGriff1th, principal OF the
Milton high stsKool, accompanied Miss
Kate wise, sadaistant teacher in the
same school neHthis city Saturday, end
spent SUM- 81 Mere as her guest. Btth
have bee1oou ained in the school pr
the ensuir4 Year.
Miss EanG Stansberry, Of WI II
Grove, splt. Saturday in the city lt
Througfuih auction held by BY
Burchett ne Naturday afternoon {
rus Tyr ~ his fine black team
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sleoURNEY.

Sigourney, April 17-Mrs. Mary
Howell. Of Hedrick, is visiting at the
E. e. Phelps home.
The Masonic chapter held three spe-
cial meetings last week for installation
ceremonies.
W. D. seaba. Of German township,
was business visitor in the city Sat-
turday.
John Bowman Of Webster, was a
business caller In town Friday.
w. A. Hudson, of the northwestern
part Of the county was county seat
visitor. Is.
The wolf season has opened up again
for Keokuk county, and nineteen
small wolves were brought into town
and turned over to the county for the
lawful bounty Of So each.
e. p. Brannan, of the northern part
of the county, was looking after mat
tiers at the county seat Saturday.
Mrs. Clint Shean, of Waterloo, is
visiting at the D. w. Shean home in
the western part of the city.
Mrs. J. M. Downe,- and children are
visiting friends in Packwood.
j. M. Beck and family, of Center
vile. are visiting at the parental w.
H. Needham home.
Mrs Mary Norman is visiting reIa-
tives and friends in South English.
r SudIiSo MOIlSCliC flolliIl6 iICldS
tives and friends in Columbia, Mo.
Miss Jessica Strawbridge is ehome
from Iowa City, where she is attend
ing college, for the Easter vacation.
Easter exercises commenced at the
ST. Mary's Catholic church last Thurs
day morning and continued until on
Sunday evening. At the ST. PauPs
church Sunday morning and evening
special programs were given. The
Presbyterians gave a, special Easter
song service Sunday morning and the
pastor, Rev Philip Palmer preached a
sermon appropriate to the day, at the
hour for the regular evening services.
The Christian church had good pro-
gram at their place of worship Sunday
evening. At the Baptist church pro-
gram fitting the occasion and well
prepared, on the most part by the
children, was given at the hour for
morning services, and their pastor,
Rev. C. H. H. Moore, preached an
Easter sermon in the evening. The
M. E. church listened to a good SER
mon by their pastor, Rev. c.. N. Pace,
Easter morning, and to special music
ihy the choir. In the afternoon at 8
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o'clock baptismal services were con-
Quoted at the church and twenty-five
persons were sprinkled. In the even
ing the young people Of the church oc-
cupied the hour with songs, drills, rec
itations. etc.
Mrs. F. w. Pfaff visited at the G. L..
Turner home in Oskaloosa a couple
of days last week.
Harry Meas OF the law department
of the State university, Is at home to
spend the Easter vacation with his
parents.
Miss June Wheeler has commenced
her spring term Of school In Richland
township,
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EDpYvILLE.

EddyviHe April 16.--Mrs. Ed Shields
was given a surprise Thursday night
by number Of friends in honor of
her birthday anniversary. A good
time Is reported.
Mrs. George Pendray, Of Keiths-
burg, H., arrived Friday morning and
accompanies ~ her mother. Mrs. N.
Eldorado, Kansas. to spend two or
three weeks with Mrs. McNeese's. sis
ter.
A. J. Keefe, of Ottunawa, was a
caller in town Thursday.
e Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Hitt. who have
lived in Abba for some time, moved
back to Eddyvflle this week and are
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BipWELL.

Bidwoll, April Thames Johnston
visited friends in Ottumwa last week.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Abner Beagle is on tho sick list.
Miss Romola Chisman began school
at White Oak Monday.
The farmers of this community are
keeping the highways in nne condition
by using King drag.
Elmer Rose and family OF Pleasant
Home spent a pleasant Sunday at the
home Of G. r. Chisman.
Emily Rogers of Ottumwa Is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lock.
Most Of the farmers have finished
sowing oats.
Thomas Kerr was business visitor
in Ottumwa Saturday.
Miss Navy Small Of Ottumwa visited
friends here Sunday.
A. fine Easter program was rendered
Sunday by the Bidwell Sunday school
children at Center school house. The
attendance was quite large.
Roy Garfield Of Ottumwa was a
guest at the parental Henry Garfield
home Sunday.
George Johnston and family Of Chill
licothe visited relatives in this vicinity
sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. H. Johnston
were Milwaukee passengers for Ottum-
wa Saturday evening.
School at Christiansburg and Center
began Monday with Misses Della Bate
man and Ella Lawson Of Ottumwa as
teachers.
Lewis Willard Of Pleasant Home WIS.,
tied Sunday at the Noyse Garfield
home.
Will Dixon and family Of Chillicothe,
Andrew johnson and family Of Munter-
vile, Ed Mendenhall and little daugh-
ter and niece, Miss Lulu Dixon OF Da-
kota, were guests at the home OF Mrs.
Mary Chisman Saturday.
Birney Hand and family OF South OF
tumwa were visitors at the James
Grooms home Sunday.
The Milwaukee company has corps
of surveyors at work setting stakes
preparatory for raising the track eight
inches with new ballast.
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DARBYvILLE.

kille, April 100. G. Wood
Ecently commissioned postmas-
q been duly installed and the
'Aloved to Mr.. Woodward's
ION the south side.
4 10 Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Espy,
by, April 10, a daughter.
l9mes Keith and Miss Linnie
n1sho have been visiting rela-
college View, Neb., returned
nj first of the. week. =
II w. Noland was a business
n Centerville Thursday.
.bsie Swain, Of Unfonville, is
La few days with relatives in
fifty.
sottie Livingston is the guest
rs in Hooking.
dark has moved from Center
nere Mrs. Clark has been taxi
'kments at the hospital, to his
NJ in Darby. Mrs. Clark's
0yre glad to know she is i'm
u +.
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sIeouRNEY..

al it WaSiey, April 16.-MiSS Bessie
somethina left Thursday evening for
lending a}where she will enter the st.
roliforni. loital, and prepare herself for
az. 80 a pnal nurse. Miss Seymour is
. .,on - q. young woman of this city
Moore, 1.-THE work in Chicago the
wire the Gig Miss Mile Brown, who
cisco the apprenticeship in the Pres
Neasham Slospital.
lee of fiftaandall, of oskaioosa, was
also carrie the city Wednesday.
+ba massR George B. Baker, of He'd
-. -, It a couple of days in this
. laineu 49, week attending to matters in
soually cNorley. of the south part of
OF the city, was transacting business
blanks in "wednesday.
the Couriejlmer, of Cedar Rapids was
zen who 4 caller here Wednesday and
= - Sheridan,of the south part
the county, was looking after BUSH
gss matters here Thursday.
( w. II Young, of Hedrick, was a
nusiness caller Thursday.
4 Harley Adams and wife, of Hedrick,
were Sigourney visitors last Wednes-
day.
An Easter program was given at the
Christian church Sunday evening.
Word has been received here that
Glen Rathbpn, of the hospital service
of the regular army, was recently
married to young woman in Des
Moines
Mayor w. H. Hamilton has selected
the present city marshal, e. ]. Grimes,
as his choice for the place, SO Mr.
Grimes will continue in Office The
council also elected him street COM
missioner
The board of supervisors met in
ralled session last Thursday and held
zone day. meeting. The day before
~ had spent inspecting the new iron
Nudge erected over South Skunk
- Ter between Jackson and Lancaster
5nships and finding it satisfactory.
and ordered the remainder
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MUST STAND TRIALS,

NJ, A..a - 800 fices OF b
- ~" 1ank q about TWEEN
Fail to Secure Change Of is Of politics X
Centerville, April b. the coming GU
An application for changa.e discussed in
in the Udell bank robbersS The secre-
denied by Judge M. A. Re- that there is
and the case set for tristouke membership
from today. There will 1he membership
trials for the defenda1n1 Injecting of the
Whitehau and Stanton p7 Thursday even
llpany'a oaice.
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sriff1th, principal Of the
aool, accompanied Miss
distant teacher in the
'lhis city Saturday, end
lere as her guest. BRth
ined in the school pr
r.
Stansberry, Of We It
aturday in the city.ll
auction held by BY |
aturday afternoon {
his fine black team
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Gutal amb 4ersonal.

-Buggies, harness, White Hickory
wagons. T. E. Alexander, Walhalla.
-Robt. A. Erwin, of Atlanta, spent
several days here last week visiting his
father, Gen. Vim. F. Erwin, and family.
English services in the Lutheran
church next Sunday. Special theme
"Life's Highest Form" All welcome.
Miss Cora Mcneil. of Greensboro,
N. c., who had been visiting Miss Cora
Strong, returned last week to her home.
Don't fail to hunt me Saturday, July
14th. You'll 'catch me with the goods
on" Ruskin Anderson.
Married, July 1st, at II a. M, at the
residence of the brides father, Elias
Hamilton, Jesse Foster, of Cateechee,
and Miss Lille Hamilton, of Jocassee,
Rev. d. Littleton officiating.
Miss Hattie Darby, of Fort Motto.
arrived in Walhalla last week and will be
with her sister, Mrs. /. III. Harrison, for
the summer. Her many friends are glad
to welcome her back to Walhalla.
Lost, on road from Seneca to Wal
halla, on Monday, one walking stick with
square handle and rubber tip. Finder
will please return to tho Keowee Courier
Office.
Buy your Iron King stoves and
ranges from Carter Hardware Co.
We are indebted to our little friend,
Miss Annie Roberts, for treat in the
way of bucket of delicious plums. Each
year our little friend remembers The
Courier force from the devil up Tor
DOWN to the editor.
-One thousand yards cotton checks,
only DC. per yard, next ten days.
Craig Werner Mercantile Co.
Miss Fannie Strother. of Johnston,
left last Thursday for Laurens, where
she will visit among relatives for short
while. She spent several weeks here as
guest at the homes of Capt. and Mrs.
r. G. Strother, in West Union, and Capt.
and Mrs. w. A. Strother, in Walhalla.
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FOR SALE.

A wELL-WATERED e4.acre Farm
N with 4-room house; 40 acres in cul-
tivation; 20 acres in woodland; acres in
PASTURE; good orchard; situated on Wal
halla road, about one and Que half miles
from Seneca. For further particulars
apply to W. II. CARY,
26 rs" Seneca, ). 4.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-08-11
PLEITo DE PERJUIcIos.

Los Licenciados Renehan y
Thompson protocolaron ell lunes
un pleito en- la Corte del Primer
Distrito Judicial por Of Condado
de Rio Arriba por Ada H. Mich.
elson VS.. la Compahia de MADEIRA
Burns Biggs por periuicios nom.
bradose en- laqueja comos10 ,500por
~lastimaduras sosteniedas por la
actora ell dia ID de Enero, 1906,
EN- ell ferrocarril del acusado en-
un lugar entire El Vado y Lumer
ton Sc alega que por negligencia
de los acusados ell caro- EN- ell
cual la actora vsnia como pasaiera
particularmente d causa de una
yanta quebrada y NAL canine y
tallas, Sc salio de la Inca, por
donde la actora fue lastimada,
lacerada, = Sc enfermo, quedando
lastimada 8 impedida, especial
mente sufrio la d~islocacion de I'm
brazo, 81 cual ha sido impossible
mejorario permanente. Tam
bien Sc alega que en- dicho caro-,
estaban apilados muchos
sac,s de harina los cuales ayuda-
ron mucho en- el acontecimiento
del accidente.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-08-11
pRuEHA PosITlvA.
Debe convencer al mas Dudoso en-
Santa Fe.

Porque es la evidencia de un Gu
dadano de Santa Fe.
I'll teslimonio faclImente inyestiga-
do.
El eniosamiento mas fuerte lie ME-
rito.
La mejor prueba. L-eanla:
Manuel B. Delgado, escribano de
condado, dice: "Durante los 4 65
amos esiuve sujeto q Ataques de dolor
de espalda y supe que la causa venia
dc accion p~erturbada de los rihones
pero no saba como evitarlo aunque
use toda clase de medicinas que Sc de-
ella eran buenas para curar tales sin.
tomas. uu ataque me estaba moles.
tando antes de ir a la botica de A. C.
Ireland por las Pildoras de Doan para
los Rihones. Tai e no era tan
Modesto como algunos de 10 pasado por
que me habia visto obligado d guardian
CANA por una semana d la vez. FL
tratamiento con Las Plldoras de Doan
para los Rihones radicalmente dispu.
so de todos los sintomas de malestar
de los Rihones.'
De venta en- todas las botlcas. Pre-
clio SOC. Foster Milburn Co.. Buffalo,
New York, dnicos agentes por los rs,
tados Unidos.
Recordad ell nombre-Doan-y no to
men otro.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-08-11

Han llegado noticias de Willard
ACKNOWLEDGMENT W. Dycus,
del ferrocarril Santa Fe Central
en- equel lugar fue Ia victima in.
tentada de una detencion, pero
gracias . la ~vigilanceia de su es.
posa fue amonestado en- tempo
para salvarse.
La Sra. Dycus descubrio q mn
hombre que traia I'm garroto o..
sus manos Y estaba parade en- In
esquina del paradern del ferro.
carril va ora cerca de Ia media
noche y estaba may oscuro. En-
10 POGO que rudo YER descrubfo
la forma de un hombre, pero no
pudo concerto muy bien Reali-
Undo que 81 vago guerra robar q
'intentaba asaltar a su esposo, le
CRITIC que Sc cuidara que IN hom'
bre 10 estaba aguardando y que
era meior que Sc culdara.
Mlrendo que habia sido des-
cuLierto ell ladron les aviso a sus
talones y desaparecio en- Ia oscu.
ridad, Mr.. Dycns sac6 sn pistola
y trio dos balaaos al buIto quo
voIaba, pero debidoa Ia oscuridad
las balas pescaron por nal rum
DO Al menos nj huel II del hombre
pudo hallarsela siguiente manana.
Logro escaparse escondiendose
detras del tanque del agna y
luego partiendo para las Tomas.
Los ofciales de 10 policia monta
da han sido notifcados y andau
en- busca del desesperado.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-08-11

L.||IM|. .MA.-A IT..
Hon 7. W. Thornton, de Guuda'
lajara, Mexico, anterior gober.
nador de Nuevo Mexico, quisn So
halla en- la ciudad de vista en- 10
residencia del comislonado de los
Estados Unidos j. r.. Victory, ha
recobrado mucho sn salud.
Los meimbros de Ia Union
Fraternal dc America de esta
ciudad tuvieron' cargo de los
services f6nebres de 10 hnada
Adelaide Tucker de Romero en- cl
cementerio del Rosario Ell ldnes
de cuya sociedad Ia inada era
miembro.
Daniel Romero, empleado on 10
maquina de rajar MADEIRA, en- dlas
passdos le sucedi0 IN Academic
en- el cual 40 escape de perder la
LENA deldedochiquito. Al operar
un cerrucho circular So mano
izqnierda Sc puso en- contacto con
81 cuchi.lo de cortar y antes do
poderla guitar lie cogio 81 dedo
con el resnltado arriba referido.
Don Martin Gonzales y So hijo,
de La Cueva, qnienes Theron
lastimados sacramento en- dias
pasados por haberse desb0cadC
sus caballos cerca de una seman
pasada, cerca de Las Vegas, Sc
informa que han me]orado bas'
tante bajo tratumlento medico
Fue necesario hacerles operation
especialmente al padre Guys
pierna derechay brazo i~zqnierd'
fueron lastimados seriamenit
por las ruedas de I'M pesado carr
con mucha carga, mientras OUT
el brazo izquierdo del muchach'
recibi0 la misma snerte.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-08-11

que SO hsga este trabajo Immediate
mente. lr lr}f
III Cuerpo de Hducacion ha estsdo
teniendo aus reuniones por aleun
tempo on Ia oficina del Juex N B.
LaughlIn en- 81 PalacIo viejo. Loa
p~resentea cuarteles del jues no son
tan proplos para seslones de esta cla'
SO y por 10 tanto 80 decide que Ion
mlembros SO reunleran en- 10 oficIna
de Mr.. Catron el lunes en- Ia roche
Las reuniones de- aquI on adeIante &C.
ran tenidas en- In oficina del superln'
tendente en- Ia escueIa mayor.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-08-11
PEDRO ALARlD pETENipo
poR A8getNATc


En- Albuquerque-Fus Arrestado por
Of Alouaell ArmlIo en- Bluewater.
por un crlmsn.
Especial al Nuevo Mexfcano. -,
albuquerque, N. M, AgOsto 6.--Pe'
dro Alarid, de 20 amos de- edad Q hijo
de Ricardo Alarid, de esta cludad, Az
fne traido q esta ciudad esta mahana
dc Bluewator y puesto en- Ia cArcel
del condado. para esperar una avert
guacion prelImdnaria bajo 81 cargo de
estar impllcado en- Ell a~sesinato de Pc.
dro Mirabal, 81 cual tom0 lugar
en- Old Albuquerque en- Ia noche
del din 4 de Julio. Fl alguacil
Armiio hi2o I'M viaie q Santa Fe
en- dias pasados para YER d una
mnier qnien SO dice quo sabe
algo del acontecimiento, y 81
arresto de Alarid fu& el resulta.
do de aquel viaje. La mujer Sc
L.alla ahora en- esta ciudnd q car.
go de la policia.
Cnando el padre del .ioven supo
que andaban en- busca de sn hijo,
lie mando I'm telegrama al mn'
chacho de venir aqui y entregar-
Sc. r! ioven no recibio el men,
safe y el dirutado a]guacil par.
ito para Blnewater, y despues de
obtener a Alarid, rcgres6 d Ia
ciudad esta manana
Fl alguacil Armiio rehuso de-
cir las razones para Greer que
Alarid esia conectado con 81 ase'
%sinato. Pero dijo que Ia eviden'
cia era snfciente para detener a.
muchacho hasta la reunion de-
gran iurado. Sc dice que Alarid
era amante de Ia muier y debide
d ESQ Mirabal fue mucrto. De,
DIDO a la ausencia del procuradoi
de distrito Clancy, Ia averiguar
cion p%reliminaria Sc pospuso para
despues, 81 licenciado Elfegc
Baca fue ocupado por ell padre
del mLchacho, quien ahora sc
halla en- Ia cindad, miranda so
bre Ia causa de su hijo.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-08-11
DISPARA Y Sc MATA.

NOticias han sidO reCibidas de
la tragira muerte del joven Ale
iandro Martinez, quien fu4 muer.
to por ell descargo accidental dc
un fusil de municion que traia en-
sus propias manos, mientras an
daba en- la GAIA entire ri Paso Q
Isleta. Toda Ia carga del fusil
le entro al pecho y la muerte fue
i%ntantanea. Los restos del joven
desafortunado, quien contaba 20
amos de edad, fueron llevados a
Las Vegas para ser sepultados
en- aquel lugar. El joven era
hijo de Don Felix Martinez. un
ciudadano anterior muy bien
conocido dc Nuevo Mexico. FL
domingo do la semana pasada
juntamente con dos compaferos.
uno de los .cuales era su joven
hermano Alfonso, sali6 d I'm viaie
de GAIA a la yecindad de lsleta.
Los tres salieron de la reslden.
cia de MARTINEZ cerca del medic
dia y Sc fueron para lsleta.
Cuando ~regresaban a Ia GAIA como
seis millas de Ell Paso vieron un
coneio que corria por 81 canine y
Alexandra So bajo del car1iuaje
para tirarle al animal. En- ell acto
de .subir al carruaie unos mInu-
tos despues, fernando 81 fusil del
canon, repentinamente Sc dis
par6 y cay6 muerto. FL martillo
del fusil SO puso en- contacto dc
alguna manera, y ell mismo cay5|
con ell resultado fatal.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-08-11
Ell BUEN coNsEJo DEL
PRESipENTE CANNON.
Urge que voten por eI Estado consoll-
dado--De Otro Modo Tendran
que Esperar mas TEMPO.

Aunque bastante ocupado muy
estruena en- ell distritO dOnde re-
side para recollection al congreso
go en- oil boleto Republican,. cl
ito Joe Cannon esta cuidando el
progreso de la campana en- Nue..
vo Mexico y Arizona con aten'
cion y constantemente. Ri We
terano estadista esta grandemen.
to interesado y esta hacienda
TODD 10 que puede Ell favor de la
proposition. ST el acta de habi-
litacion es rechazado por 81 pue-
bio de los territories 81 dia 6 de
Nov. venidero, ell Presidente
Cannon nc cree que ningnno de
los dos territories entraran a Ia
union como estado por los 81
guientes 25 amos. Una carta re.
ciente escrita por 81 al delegado
W. H Andrews es al punto y 81
Nuevo Mexicano Ia pnblica para
heneficio del pueblo:
Caro- Mr.. Andrews:
"Congratnlo a listed y al pue-
bio que representa- EN- ell Terrific
rio de Nnevo Mexico, como a
aquellos de Arizona, sobre la le.
gislacion mas liberal por estado
que .jamas SO ha redactado por
cualesqnier congresO para los
que apelan por un acta de habili-
tacion para formar un gobierno
de estado. El proyecto pasado
por este congreso, habilitando 4
Oklahoma y al territorio INDIGO
para formar un estado. y q Ari-
iona y Nuevo Mexico para for
mar otro estado, provee an
cuanto a Arizona y Nuevo Next
co una concession de terreno
amontando a 2, 400, 900 acres, y
una appropriation de $4,000, 900
para ell nuevo estado. 81 baio
ests acta de habilitacion, Arizona
Y Nuevo Mexico son admitidos,
dispone de todos nnestros terri.
en- TODD 10 que Sc llaman
los Estados Unidos p%ropiamente.
"Mucha genie de los grandes
grandes en- population y
de otro modo Sc oponen al estado
para Arizona y Nuevo
Mexico, va sea como dos un es.
tado. 81 el estado es acceptable
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-08-11
COMMUNICABLE.
Willard County, Utah, Julio u

Wlllaru county, Juan, juno 90.
Sr. Editor del Nuevo Mexicano.
Muy Sr. Mic: Acuso Ell recibo de la
pluma Fountain" que ustedes Sc han
dlgnado mandarme como premio por
un aio de suscrlcion al Nuevo Mexica-
no, por la cual estoy muy ~agredecido
y c~onfieso ser n de los premios de
buen valor, ell cual TODD c~iudadano del
Territorio y fuera del mismo deberian
suscribirse al Nuevo Mexicano y OBJ
tenr ell premio. 70 por mi parte dire
que es ell ~peri6dico mejor que 20 he
leido, pues recibo dos ~peri6dicos mas,
Y veo que su papel es ell mas noticio-
SO Y de mas buen gusto para mi y 10
he estado recibiendo va por algunos
amos. s. s. S.,
FELIX SALAZAR.