davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-07-20
PROTESTAS EN-
RIO PIEDRAS.
Sc uuejan de los inmsnSOs peFjuiCiOs
que OCasiOna el defiCiente SeTVl-
clio de CaTTOS eI6CtriCOS.
La anpaHla pusde rsmsdlar el nal en- 50 prdpIO
hslofIGIO y en- el del pdblIGO.
Ode mue8trO cOrrepOmsal.) }

InmensoB perluiCioB Viene ocaNOnando
esta poblaci6n el detestable servicio de loE
carros el6ctricos que nos comunican con Ia
Capital. s.@
La compafiia tiene un itinerario anun'
ciando un caro- cada media hoTa que nun
ca sc cumple. ..-..........
Los pasajerOB tienen que estar aguar.
dando con Buma paciencia en- los duros y
sucios barcos de la estaci6n, & que buena"
mente se preBente 81 caro-, que viene q
suceder cuando las exigencias del servicio
de la Capital hasta Martin Pefia 10 permi-
ten que es al dnico que parece la Compa.
mia prestar aIenci6n. ii hay para Rio
Piedras bien, sino tambien.
Cuando suceden descarrilamiento di-
ficultades en- la Inca, para el traye to que
corresponds San Juan hay carFos extras
para compensarles los perjuicios del atra-
so, para esta poblaci6n NADIA. ST acaso ell
one viene para aquf SO hace rotroceder de
Martin Pefia, vari6ndole la tablilla y los
pasajeros que conducen que estan aguar.
dando en- la estaci6n y los quese quedan q
la luna de Valencia.
Con todas esas deficiencies reSulta que
los, carros hacen menos viajes y con mas
paealer0S que sc eonGnuan aumenLanoo On
q caminO, Sc hacen mas pRradas y Sc en-
plea una hora 8 mas en- recorrer el trsyec-
to como consecuencia l6gica, para que re-
suite mas pesado Ell viaje.
iEs possible que esa Compa1fa despu6s
que tienO una tarifa onerosa para esta po-
blaci6n comparada con la que tiene para
81 ffayecto de la capital, tambien proceda
de ese modo con un servicio que tiene tan
abandonadol .'~.
Esas irregularidades pueden muy bien
Bubsanarse acordando como debia ser un
un servicio cada cuarto de hora, va que
el limite de San Juan 10 tiene & siete mi
nutos medic, reforma justfsima que lejos
de periudicar la COmpaiia le beneicia-
ria toda vez que aumentaEla el pasaie sin
que nadie pudiese quejaTBe, y aunque
siempre tendriamos atrasos nunca serfan
tan insoportables como hoy.
ST Ia CompaHifa ro atiende la s6plica que
hoy Sc le hace obligara & estoB vecinos
interpOner sus quejas donde corresponds
entablando una campafa para que Sc re-
medic Ell NAL que proporciona tantas in
formalidades.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-07-20
LAS OBRAS De La
fgIesia Metodista
en- AibOnitO.
El doctor CainO jefe de Ia Suh-esta.
Ci6n de Ia COmisi6n de anemia.
(De uuestrO corresponsal.

Julio 19.-Han continuado los trabaios
de la iglesia metodista de este pueblo. Al
efecto se esta armando Ia maquina con que
han de hacerse las piedras de cemento
en- fcFma de sillerfs, siendo aquellas de 20
pulgadas de largo, por 10 de ancho. Sara
una de las mas bonitas iglesias que dicha
religion viene construyendo en- esta isls.
Sc ha hecho cargo del puesto de Ia
policia en- este pueblo el cabo Pedro Rosa
do. Viene precedido de ser un cabo inn
parcial y cumplidor de sus deberes.
Son huespedes del Hotel Borinquen
Mrs. Karl "A. Behne de Ia Central Agui-
rre, Mrs. ATnoll Williams.
-El Reverendo Mr.. Penzotti su
sefiora salen ma1ana viernes para esa capi-
tai. Ofciard en- la igIesia que Sc encuen
ira en- Ia Gale del Sol. Dejan Mr.. Pen
zotti y sef1ora amigos que. aquf lie quieren
y le desean saldd y pronto regreso.
Como no SO present6 niDgdn rematis.
ia para las obras del acueducto de este, Sc
ha anunciado un segunSe remate.
lei doctor Canine ha llegado este
pueblo J serd el jefs de Ia Sub-estaci6n de
Anemia; y ademas ell m6dico de Ia Porto
Rican Leaf Tobacco. Ell senior Canine
goza aquf de muchas simpatfas.
Ell senior don Rafael w. Gonzalez,
activo administrator de Ia Porto Rican
Leaf Tobacco, Sc encuentra guardando
CANA con una gran grippe. Desedmosle
pronta = eompleta mejorfa, para v,rle al
frente de sus m6ltiples ocupaciones, con
los brfes dc siempre.
Ell 29Sdel que cursa Sc aguardan en-
el Hotel Borinquen de nuestro amigo Be
Cerra, Ia Befora , hermanss de nuestro es-
timado csmpatriota don Eugenio Astol, de
Ponce.
Tambi6n se aguarda aqnf Il gefiora ma.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-07-20
JUZGADO De PAz.
JuIClOs de hoy.

CaSiano Rosa y Feliciano Mendez, por
nituarse Gu puestO flo para la venta de
dulces 81 90 cada uno.
Jose Rivera, por vender en- puesto flo
81 90 .,-"
jose CondadO y Juan Vargas por rifia
$1.00 cada uno' g. ~
Gervasio Decle, por tirar piedras $500.
Salvador Rodriguez, por tirar piedras
en- el Circo $500.
Josefa Dolores Lopez. por insultos q
Damjana Rodriguez $500 cada una.
Leoncio Vazquez por interrumbir el tran
sito con un coche $1.00.
AbsueltoB seis acusados. 49,.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-07-20
NOtas persOnaIss.

Sc encuentra en- esta ciudad, ell doc
tor don Felipe Cordero, de Barceloneta.
-Ha regresado de Ponce, & donde fue-
ra en- asuntos profesionaIes el Lcdo. don
F. H. Hord.
r -Ha llegado aver San Juan don
Alejandros Franceschi, hacendo de Yau-
co.
Han salido para Vega Baia los sefio-
res Jaime Sire , Jose Martinez.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-07-20
HahlandO con eI seiiOr Falcon.

Interrogado el sefior Falcon por uno
de nuestros de reporters 81 era cierto y no
pensaba co1tinuar mas al frente de Ia jun
ia EScolaI de San Juan. manifesto que
efectivamente no pensaba aceptar la re-
elecci6n.-Y en- cuanto al ST. Ramon Flo
res, SFor que no ha sido reelecto2
-Porque no es vecino de San Juan y
81 de Bayam6n-diio.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-07-20
COLEGlO De SAN ILDEFOHsO.
DIRIaIDO POR Las HIsAs De Ia CARLOAD.

Este antiguo centro de ensenanza del
que han sa4ido en- todos los eursos alumnas
aprovechadfsimas en- todos Los conocimien-
tOs tlti es, propios para una seforita, asf
cono en- lOda clase de Iabo es, Sc abre de
nuevo ell primer dia del pr0ximo Ago to-
Cuenta con todos los ade' antOs mode nos
y con un profeso ado excelente para todas
las asignaturas.
Sc admiten alumnas inteFnas Y exter-
mas.
Pfdanss informas a laSuperiora del Co
lego. 12vs
En- esta imprenta Sc vende papel de pe-
+ < 80 M
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-07-20

Dire de Ia senorita Paquita Moret, de Pom
ce. Muy animada Sc presenta Ia tempo
rada de verano en- este pueblo.
-Marcelino Ortiz, de ID Marina, fue
multado esta mafiana con S25 por ell Juez
Municipal por haber herido en- la cabeza
q Jose NJ. Biroling.
Las acciones del Banco Territorial y
Agrfcola Sc cotizan de 81 q $40.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-07-20
~ Gu1,aolO1s Ppoo5gfOsO
n Professors @. "a. Mann.

Ceeo que es un crimen ei hacef eI-
perimentos con Ia salud de las personas, y
dice el Prof. Mann, Presidente del Insti-
tuto de Radiopatfa. ST 20 no tuviese Ia
p1ena conviction y la absolute seguridad
de aue por medic de mi nuevo tratamien-
to puedo curar toda clase de enfermeda-
des. afin aquellas en- que otros tratanIien-
tos han resu1tado inefcaees, no osaria
promoter el devolver Ia salud los enfer-
mos. No hay NADIA mas precioso para el
hombre que la salud NADIA mas terrible
que una muerte prematura.n
Alguuas dolencias pue son al principle
insignifcantes pueden degenerar en- serias
enfermedades cronicas. Firmemente creo
que mi nuevO descubrimiento, la Radio
patia, es el tratamiento mas marayilloso
de todos los hasta el dia conocidos es
mi deseo el que todo el mundo obtenga
los benefcios que de 81 pueden derivarse.
Ea mi deseo curar & todos, grandes v
ehieos; me propongo decir los enfermos,
absolutamente gratis, como pueden fs-
eobrar la salud, Con franqueza digo,
que preferirfa ser llamado g e1 benefactor
de los enfernlos . que poseer las iumensaa
riauezas de Creso. 2
Estas declaracionea tienen mucha Inn
portancias pero aquellos que eonozcan al
Prof, Mann, 9 hayan estado soinetidos &
eJ1 %TnfpY1rfaa4f 11I1afaf1 caFn11fi9a1- Ia y5era
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-10-29
FUSION TICKET
IN sOCORRO
Democrats and Disgruntled Republi.
cans Get Together for the Fray
Their Candidate.

Disgruntled Republican and Demo-
cratic politicians gathered together at
Socorro Saturday last and resolved
themselves into convention Whlch
nominated a ticket in opposition to
the regular Republican ticket OF Socor-
70 nominated at the county seat on
the same day. The ticket consists OF
the following candidates: For collec-
tor, William Gardner; assessor. Ben
iamin Sanchez; probate clerk, B. A.
Pine; superintendent of public schools,
w. G. Lane, Of San Marcial; COM
missioners. Sylvester Esquibel and G.
B. Allaire; sheriff, Masais Baca; for
the Council from the Ninth Council
District, composed of the counties of
Socorro and Sierra, Andrew Kelly;
for member Of the House Of Repre-
sentatives from the Thirteenth Repre-
sentative District, c. r. Mead, of San
Marcial; for surveyor, w. H. Herrick;
delegates to the constitutional con-
yention, M. Cooney. Matias Contreras,
J. G. Fitch and T. Ortiz. The can.
didate for the House of Representa-.
tives from the Fourteenth Represen.
tative District composed of the coun
ties Of Socorro and Sierra will be
named by the Democrats of Sierra
County.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-10-29
WINNING REPUB-
LICAN TICKET
Nominated Saturday in Socorro Coun.
ty-Enthusiastic Convention
Well Attended.

The Republican county convention
of Socorro County which convened in
SocorrO Saturday evening last was
a remarkable gathering both in num-
ber of delegates present and in the
enthusiasm the delegates displayed.
Every precinct in the county was rep,
resented and the proceedings were
very harmonious. The following tick
ct, one of the strongest ever put forth
for the votes of the people in Socor-
rO County, was unanimously nominal
ed:
For sheriff, Aniceto Abeytia; for
probate clerk, Howard Sweet; for
probate judge, D. Baca; for treasurer
an ex-officiO collector, Jose X. Tor
res; for superintendent of schools,
Domingo Ortega for assessor, A. B.
Baca; for commissioner, first district,
Pedro Contreras; commissioner. sec
ond district, David Farr; for Council
from the Ninth District, composed OF
the counties of Socorro and Sierra, w.
e. Martin; for the House of Repre-,
sentatives, Ames Green. from the
Thirteenth House District, composed
of the county of Socorro and Robert
Martin, from the Fourteenth District,
consisting of the counties of Socorro
and Sierra. Delegates to the consti-
tutional convention RI q PllrSum p
Sanchez, Antonio Sedillo, NJ Cooney.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-10-29
RUSSIA FEARS
MORE R|OT|NG
On Anniversary of
Constitution Mani.
festo by Car.
C0sSACKS SWARM STREETS
And Patrol Residence Por-
tions of Cities People
Warnedi in Advance.

Warsaw, Oct. 29--FearS that dis
turbances will occur tomorrow on the
anniversary of the publication of the
Imperial manifesto giving constitu.
tion to Russia have led to the adop-
tiOn of vigorous measures by the all.
thorities. Strong detachments of
Cossacks and infantry will patrol the
streets with orders to suppress the
slightest attempts at demonstrations.
One the eve OF the publication Of
the imperial manifesto giving con-
stitution % Russia October 80. the
prefect of police in st. Petersburg has
caused the city to be placarded with
proclamations warning the public that
in case of disorders, demonstrations or
even the assembling of crowds, an
armed force will be used with all
vigOr.
Patrols on Duty in Suburbs of Capital.
Patrols already are on duty and
suburbs and house porters this morn.
ing began a two days special vigil.
The official announcement of singing
of re. Deums In cathedrals and
churches in honor of the two fold an.
niversary, the escape OF the imperial
family from a railroad wreck at Borki
in 1888 and the issuance of the i'm.
perial manifesto, places emphasis on
the first event, and the army order
to army officers, instructing them to
attend these services does not even
mention the manifesto.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-10-29
TERRITORIAL BOARD
DENTAL EXAMINERS
In Session Here Today - Applicants
For Examination-HoWt the
Work is Conducted.

The New Mexico Board OF Dental
Examiners convened at 10 O'Clock this
morning in semi-annual meeting ~
the Office of DR.. c. y. Lord on San
Francisco Street DR.. l.. H. Chamber
lin presided as presiden-, and DR..
Lord was at his post as secretary,
The members present were: Dr. i.
e. Olney and DR.. E. l.. Hammond, of
Las Vegas. Dr. A. A. Bearup, of Carls-
bad, the other member of the board,
is expected to arrive here tonight and
will attend the sessions tomorrow
Three applicants appeared before the
board today for examinations as To
their qualifications to practice denis
try in the Territory. They We're: W.
]. Armstrong. of Roswell; Fl. P. Hunt
ngton, of Edith, and w. n Tuller of
Carlsbad. Two others have notified
the board that they would be here
for the examinations and will p"ob
ably reach the city some time tonight
Written examinations only We're held
today. Inc demonstrative work Will
take place tomorrow. The que ions
asked the applicants are naturally OF
a technical nature and embrace the
subjects of anatomy. Physiology, chem
istry, pathology, materia medlca.
crowned bridge work and operative
and prosthetic dentistry Operative and
prosthetic dentistry consists of practi-
cal work at the chair in examining
teeth and their treatment and labora-
tory work such as the making OF plas-
ter paris casts for false teeth etc.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-10-29

The republican candidate for pro
bate Judge of Santa Fe County is An,
tonic Alarid, who is native Of this
city and we'll and favorably known
throughout the county He was born
here in 1860 and is descendant of a
family whose members are quite mum
erous in the city and in the county
and whose forefathers were among
the original settlers of Santa Fe in
the early part of the Seventeenth
century He received his education
principally in the New Mexican Print
ing office. having served in that Office
as an apprentice when quite boy
and learning the trade of printer
thoroughly. He has also devoted
much time to educating himself and
is well conversant with the English
language He ha served in various
official and political positions since
he has attained his majority. He was
coroner Of the County of Santa Fe
twenty years ago when that Office was
in existence. For several years he
was deputy United States marshal
and chief deputy sheriff under Sheriff
Charles NJ. Conklin during the several
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-10-29
CAMPAIGN IN
DONA ANA COUNTY
Republican Candidates Receive Rous-
ing Receptions-People Prosperous
and Contented.

Special to the New Mexican.
Las Cruces, y. NJ, Oct 29.--The Re-
publican campaign party of Dona Ana
County including A. A. Sedillo have
just returned from the southern part
of the county. They toured the entire
county south of the county seat: the
party left this morning to take in the
upper precincts commencing with Rim
con, when Mr. Sedillo leaves this
party and joins the Sierra County con-
tingent to tour through Sierra County
this week.
The present party attended public
receptions and meetings and delivered
addresses on general and local poll
tical ISSUES at San Miguel, Lamsa
Chamberine and Anthony, at all OF
which places the voters turned out in
goodly numbers and applauded and
cheerel the speakers and campaign
ers The people are very prosperous
out there maving had exceedingly good
and healthy crops and live stock being
in prime condition. The Elephant
Butte Irrigation lands having jumped
in value from two to five hundred per
cent and with the intelligent. ener-
getic and clean administration OF
county affairs they have had for sew
eral years under Republican auspices,
Io 10 nf
publican ticket they have reason to be
happy. They realize that it is for
them to say if this condition of things
shall continue and they will not let
the opportunity pass by. Dona Ana
County without doubt will roll up a
big majority for statehood. Andrews
and the entire Republican ticket at
the coming election
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-10-29
REPUBLICAN
CONVENTION
Torrance County-Ticket Nominated
endorsement Of LegisIa-
tive Nominees.
Special to the New Mexican.

Special to the New Mexican.
Estancia, N. NJ, Oct. 29.-The Re-
publican convention or Torrance
County, held at Estancia. last Satur-
day, endorsed the following legislative
nominations: For the Legislative
Council from the Eleventh Council
District, composed of the Counties of
Lincoln, Otero and Torrance. Carl A..
Dalies, of Willard, Torrance County;
for member of the House of Represen-
tatives from the Twelfth District, com.
posed of the Counties of Valencia,
Mckinley and Torrance. f. S. AL
bridge, of Gallup, Mckinley County;
the following county ticket was put
into the field: County commissioner
first district, Jesus Candalario; sec,
ond district Cristino Chaves: probate
clerk, Candido Padilla; treasurer and
ex-officio collector, Macario Torres;
assessor. Antonio Salazar; superin'
tendent of schools, Juan C. .aramillo;
surveyor, N. II. Thorp. The resolutions
endorsed and approved of the Repub
lican Territorial platform adopted al
the Las Vegas convention September
2S last, President Roosevelt, delegate
Andrews and Governor Hagerman.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-10-29

terms Mr.. Conklin 5erved in that
capacity He wa city marshal two
terms. From 1898 to the spring OF
this year. he was messenger in the
executive Office Of the Capitol In
these various capacities he proved
himself to be reliable honest and
faithful in the discharge of every
duty imposed upon him If elected
probate Judge. he will conduct the af-
fairs of the Office carefully. diligently
and honestly He will carry out the
tenor and the requirements of the
statutes governing the estates of de-
ceased persons and prescribing the
duties of probate judge to the best
of his ability and understanding and
in a manner fair and just to all con
cerned and who may have business In
the probate court of the county. He
is property owner and a tax payer
During his residence in this city, he
has conducted himself as a good, quiet
and peaceable citizen The voters Of
this county will act promptly ana
timely by giving him a majority on
election day and electing him to serve
them as probate judge for the coming
two years.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-10-29
NAVAHOS KILLED
MAN FOR WITCHCRAFT
Aaed Member Of Tribe Alleged to
Have Caused Death Of Girl
Through incantations.

Gallup, N. NJ, Oct. PA report
reached this place recently that Ma
yaho Indians had killed an aged man
of their tribe for causing the death
of an Indian maiden through the use
of witch craft The girl as matter
of fact died from dropsy, after
medicine man hal tried to cure her
by singing and dancing. Finding that
he had failed to aid the girl. he
told the Navahos that one of their
number, an aged man, had bewitch@
the girl. whereupon the aged brave
was shot to death. The federal au-
thorities have sent Navajo police to
arrest the slayer of the aged wizard
and bring him to Fort Defiance for
trial on charge Of murder.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-10-29
CARL M. BIRD OF
ROSWELL DEAD
lfeless Body Found on Couch in OF.
ffice-Coroner's Jury Said Cause
Was Apoplexy.
Special to the New Mexican.

Special to the New Mexican.
Roswell, n. NJ, Oct 29.-Carl NJ
Bird clerk of the Fifth Judicial Dis
trict Court which position he has fill.
ed competently and satisfactorily for
the past three years. was found dead
in his office here this morning. A
coroner's jury decided that death was
due to apoplexy, the indications were
that he had suffered from a sudden at
tack of this disease Mr. Bird lay
upon couch on which he had evident
ly thrown himself at the moment the
attack seized him He was evidently
quickly rendered unconscious and
was thus unable TO summon assist.
ance.
Deceased was appointed clerk of the
Fifth Judicial District Court upon its
creation and when Judge William II.
Pope became the presiding judge. He
was man of exemplary habits, moral
straightforward true husband, a
good father and patriotic citizen
He had been a resident of Roswell
about twelve years and before ap
pointment to the position of clerk. was
in the insurance and real estate busi
ness. He leaves widow and two
children. His sudden demise was
great shock not only to the people OF
pocUoll hut IN his many friends and
acquaintances throughout the Fifth
Judicial District, where he was espec
tally we'll and favorably known and
also in other sections of the Territory
where he had many friends. He was
held in universal eHteem and enjoyed
the respect and good will of all those
who had had official, business, or per
sonal relations with him.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-10-29
TODAY'S NEWS SERVICE

Page Record of William G. Sar-
gent. Record of Antonio Alarid; Plo-
neer Sister Catherine Dead; Russia
Fears More Rioting; Many Perish in
Accident. Telegraphc and Local
News.
Page Editorial.
Page S.--lnteresting Speech BY
Delegate Andrews; Republican Con
vention Sandoval County
Page 4.--Personal Mention
Page 5.-Minor City Topics.
Page 6.Sold Medicine Without LII
cense: Y. NJ. c. A. Convention at
Douglas, Hotel Arrivals; New Mexico
and Arizona News.
Page New Mexican's Daily Short
Story.
Page S-Telegraphic and Local
News Stories; Market Reports by
Wire; Minor City Topics and Personal
Mention Continued; Official Matters.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-10-29
FIGHT FOR FAIR PLAY.
Motto of Board of Supervisors at
Meeting in San Francisco
Last Night.

San Francisco. Calf, Oct. 29--At
a secret meeting of the board of SUI
pervisors last night. it was decided
TO form an organization with the
avowed purpose of "Championing the
cause of justice and fair play and
to refute the slanders of corporations
and millionaires" and resist the at
tacks on the union labor administra-
tion. The employees of the city gov
eminent have been called to assemble
in mass meeting on Wednesday af-
ternoon each to bring five friends.
making a total membership of the Or
ganization $4,000.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-10-29

Hon. w. G. Sargent, Territorial All.
ditor, and recently nominated by the
Republicans to represent Rio Arriba
and San Juan Counties in the Iegisla-
tive Council, is native of Janesville,
Wisconsin On April G Of this year he
was &c years old and therefore must
be classed with the young men Of
the Territory who are making history.
He attended the public schools of his
native state until in 1878 he accompa-
MED his parents to TERRA Amarillo,
the county seat Of Rio Arriba County
Though a mere boy he soon associ-
ated himself with his brothers, John
Fl. and Edward, in mercantile business
and sheep raising-at Ell Rito and pros
pered, as all three are energetic, re-
liable business men of recognized in
tegrity and enterprise. Mr.. Sargent
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-10-29

served two terms as treasurer and ex-
ofiicio collector of his county, and des-
pite his youth, made an efficient and
honest public servant, a fact which
brought him just political recognition
and resulted in his appointment by
Governor NJ. A. Otero, about four
years ago, as auditor of the Territory
of New Mexico. This Office he has
filled efficiently and satisfactorily and
in strict accordance with law. There
is no doubt of Mr.. Sargents election
on November 6, by handsome MAORI
ty. That he will represent his consti-
tuency we'll is no more than can be
expected from so good citizen and
businessman. Mr. Sargent is married
and his cosy home is situated on Don
Gaspar Avenue, just opposite the
Capitol