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,st number of small farmers of all the
waiting for the policy of the company
business as going concern through
competition, bids having been invited
from parties whom he knew would be
likely to bad. The bids were sent 10
the law firm of Holmes & Stanley,
who opened them and found C. IL
Jennings & Co. to be the successful
bidders.
James F.. Morgan held an admins
traitors sale for the estate OF C. H
I Dwight yesterday, when 10 acres OF
land at Makawao. Maui, was bought
for 5000 by Haleakala Ranch Co., and
lot OF 1.411 acres OF unimproved land
, at Kallhi for 1920 by Ellen Dwight.
guardian.
win f. Fisher, auctioneer. will hold
, a large sale of properly, mostly In
South Kona, under foreclosure. tomor-
row. There are eight items OF land
besides some cattle and other live
, stock.
$. NJ. Damon Is going to build an
addition to the Bethel block In Bethel
street, the Government going to sell
thirty feet frontage on that street at
the upset price of four dollars a
SHudIt lDtt. ~ new DullulIlB lDT
College EpiscopaD, in Beretania at
the head of Richards street. Is nearly
completed.
,unn Baker and Palmer Woods
have bought the controlling interest
IN the Hawaii Herald.-A roller skat
ing rink, started in Honolulu eight
nights ago, has drawn good business
from the beginning The Commercial
Ia.tnn 'a1,1 80 tea Ifna
between Honolulu and Midway into
the duplex system, which has been In
operation all along between San Fran
cisco and Honolulu and which doubles
the cables capacity. Later the lines
beyond to Oriental ports will also be
duplexed. Fred. Alexander will leave
for Yokohama In the Manchuria on
March IA to join his associates In the
firm of j. A. NJ. Johnson & Co., which
lately transferred Its business opera
lions thence from Honolulu.-An en-
tertainment will be given by the Hilo
Board of Trade the latter part OF
April, to raise money for paying the
debt on the Mooheau park pavilion.
GOVERNMENT AND JUDICIAL
Following a public hearing at the
Bureau OF Agriculture and Forestry,
claimed a forest reserve of rs, $50 acres
In Eva. Waianae and Walalua dis
trcts, Oahu. and one OF 9035 acres In
the Kealia district. Kauai.
An unusual number OF decisions ar
fecting the Government have been
rendered the past week by the SUI
preme Court Mrs. Charles Motley
won her claim OF $3.50 for damages Ia
the extension OF Kukui street, AWARDED
her by jury, because the Government
lad no right 10 discontinue the pro-
cGedings IN eOurt-where the claimant
was contestlng an award OF SilSSO by
commissioner after the extension had
gone 50 far that It's public use was CO.
tablished.
The doctors annual license fec "
$40, purpOrtcd 10 be imposed by last
Legislature. was declared nudity on
account OF discrimination,
The Territory won It's case against
Cotton Bros a 90, la winch fury
gave 10 $4,000 damages for the loss ~
a dredRer because the defendants
neglected % Mo a bond on motion for
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COMMERCIAL
BY
DANIEL LOGAN.


che close 81 the week In the Honolulu stock aud Board
ownership the board W. A. Love-
aving membership. Albert Along si50o This
the paid membership the Exchange
strengthening
prices price advanced the bid Pioneer has
asked
An asked Brewery has dollars
having declined
said he'd reached,
contrary
while notwithstanding
advance
THE WEEKS TRANSACTIONS
Honolulu Exchange follows: oka
s2O $2SS Brewery ($2o at 235o 80 at
$2525 $685. 10 $945o Khei ESQ.,
($O) so 200 1885, o. r.
Waiaua $1,000, $6 tS20, 10
Is at $ r. L. Co 6 $1,000 $1,000 1O4o
Pioneer 6s a
KoNA PLANTATION, ETC
Msoker the returned Friday from visit TO the
plantation thereon
looking well Kainal about miles from the
The be pretty shape The railroad
with weeds antana growth the roadbed
will be from about 500 including being
number of applications large
determined what to do
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or how far to go. Kona has the larg
districts of the islands, and they are al
to be declared. There would be no
trouble to get contracts for 1000 acres
IL we felt so disposed" Mr.. McStocker
concluded.
For the week ending March the
weekly crop bulletin OF the wea ther
bureau reports that good showers
have fallen In windward Hawaii
windward Maui and portions of wind
ward Kauai, and lighter showers In
most other sections of the group
From another source 1t was learned
that three inches of rain had fallen
the previous ten days in Hilo district.
The leeward side of Hawaii has had
some rain this week, the record at
Kailua for Wednesday and Thursday
being .33 and 81 inch, respectively. A
letter from Ookala, Hamakua. states
that the terrible wind storm on the
Eight OF the 9TH did great deal of
damage to cane. 1t was very dry
there.
A cablegram yesterday announced
the opening OF the Hawaiian Suear
Refinery at Crockett, Cal, as having
successfully taken place. 1t hau
material of about 5000 tons to start
with. The annual meeting of the
Sugar Factors Co, that controls the
stock of the refining company, was
held I'm Honolulu on Monday. Affairs
were considered and the following Of
ficers and directors We're elected: f..
NJ. Swanzy, president; c. M. Cooke,
first vice president: f. A. Sch ieteI,
! second vice president; L. F.. Bishop.
treasurer; e. f.. Paxton, secretary; w.
Pfotenhauer, auditor; E. ID. Tenney, S.
NJ. Damon and j. p. Cooke, the other
directors
An experiment is what 1t is called
to send the five-masted schooner
Kiueo around Cape IIorn with sugar,
Hitherto only square-rigged vessels
have been employed in that carrying.
II she weather the cape well, however.
the fore-and-aft vessel will prove the
more economical requiring but twelve
OF crew against twice as many or
more to work square-rigger.
Willett & Gray's latest circular to
hand gives the worlds visible supply
OF sugar as 4.47l.l47 tons, against =
t56, 4S8 tons last year, or an increase OF
LIZA $50 tons. Yet prices have strength
ened. as has been seen. An estimate
by LIGHT OF next seasons beet plant
iEgs In Europe gives a probable reduc-
ton OF ten per cent. Willett & Gray
continue TO present favorable predic-
lions OF the coffee market.
BUSINESS. PROPERTY. ETC.
C.. VI. Jennings 4 Co, VIII In future
conduct the general merchandise BUSH
ness formerly conducted by NJ A.
Rego at Koloa, Kauai. James Wake
field. OF Theo. II. Davies a CO., Ltd,
an Rego's assignee, has very success
fully liquidated the estate lie APP
pointed a., II, Jennings as his agent,
who has conducted the business for
the past year, and between the good
handling Of details by the agent ana
iudicious disposal NJ assets by the as
signee an excellent record has been
made. When the assignment WIS
made ta7 400 20 was owing to the Unit
cd states Government This has been
paid IN full 10 other creditors there
Was an indebtedness ~ tsS,ssObs, After
paying tho running expenses % tho
business the assignee win be aDle i0
pay ~ cents 10 10 cents on the dollar
Mr. Wakefield effected the sale % tho
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al ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.
tered for Record March s. 1906,
From 0 a. m. to 1 y. m.

Vtered for Record March s, 1906.
From 0 a, m. to p. m.
uaukai Hanupa to NJ V Holmes l.
IN Campbell tr To John II Nihoa X
N Campbell tr 10 Louisa N III l.
|pt OF Public Instruction 10 Est
n u y Bishop ..,,,.,,,,,,,,.,,,,E ID
tered for Record March o. 1906
From . a. m. 10 ., m,
|angelino da silva ana WI 10
Frank q da Rosa ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ID
'angellno da silva 10 John q,
|efrao fttffstrftfstfffttf ~
<auhane 10 Geo g Hewitturu,, l.
'nnie Becker ana hsb 20 Geo q
.ieMllt 800 neutrality-suspicious. NJ
OF Antonio Rodrlgues by tr 10
.hung Tung Sin ,,t,,,,,tt,,,t, l.
I Oni 90 I. l. Mccandless ,.,,,,, u
lT0polls Trust A Say hank a.
ndrew Mocabe 90 rtit,t,,t,it II
" Jakins ana VI 90 First Bank
n iiilo lid iiiiru,iifufuri,f, NJ
lace hiaha 20 Hutchinson sug
w 90 fiuffiir'iii'firf'if v
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THE KoNA PLANTATION, ETC
LITTLE ALkS :.


*.*.*.*.*.**.**
w. John after
JIM oUINN-They fndK a mar they cam not
ACTING GOVERNOR ATKINsoN-Molokai the MOokans
MhOds Hawaii much alive, and
kicking a bit.
the splitting image
oRAToR-wer of John Lanes Sunday
school class
ANDRADENot a statesman, have entered the diplomat
only would fight BalOu would be
COUNTY TREASURER is o
ltican does a thinking
with fruit the high lands of
oahu that one good crop the tree.
agent for going to
be a full and don't you forget it,
aHToNI well by swinging pair of heavy Indian clubs
1900 times every day. Feeo
the Kaiser wants' 1t looks
to mea spelling for a
isn't sold by sample 1t must be
o the price down
be surprised the number of travellers
who to work me for nroducons to the Queen
girls
professional learned their
DR. PINTo-some thieves break in and steals my clothes and tell the
police but good. back clotheses
HERBERT-Tg about have raised fine quality of
on m
BREcKoNsYes member the Typographical Union and
capacity of 500
BALLoU-Yes have taken cottage at Waikiki and will not
officials live has macadamized
Incidentally
MsToCKER-The fighting been
ED-Ye sir the Oregon girls are having the time of their
lives they don't back No. them
gagged
buying unmproved property
have been through and think Honolulu The
symptoms plain.
Japs Australia zealandia
Maripos
ming the route.
righteous becoming
the Federal
lars n coin of the realm
PoLULU,
Cheap clerks home sometimes before O'Clock Men big hold big
jobs, work all all
w1LsoNf something had done about the schools
about the parks by this time might been decided
entitled the special school
rubbe
they Australia crossing equator
twice They dried when they arrived.
BENSON, SMITH CoThere
caffeine dispensed over the Judge
doesn know about medicine library
E. cUNHA-A foolish to keep
everybody sending and
jachpOs all the ndeicacics of
p o. oFFIcIAL-Ihee the
lat the Honolulu Office
has small, being passed through
E. H. EDWARDS going FIJI look into vanilla
They few hundreds will further there than other tropical
can b. Dough Of nativ TO per
A. T. GRIFFlTHs-We shall busy putting
buildings Puahou The Presidents
difference the
dERRIT wILDERof tckbres raspberrs do
say the bushes would through
W o. Aci a who's been working
was notified yesterday that he
fore the 10Th out They lighting because against
Brown last election viii be against him this cetioa
CLIFFORD KIMBALLghe old Pishmaket a splendid Ferry
station" can't think other
Akea street docks completed Those docks
and with the arrival and departure ~ l the big
Fhmarkei should have branch steamship Offices book stalls Promotion
mieo information bureau sshment ssnds and waiting
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W d Komass io Hutchinson eus
rlfn GO ........ ........s.... I
ookaia Fugaf PIN GO to Moses
Inlapula ..s.t4s..I.... Pa SUI ].
Entered fnf noonfd Marfh no. 1905.
PROM a m. io % Noun
Mary y Prime CO. Notiroa.......t.. y
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all the
waiting policy
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1906-05-26
Pena de MUerte para
Los Generates RusOs.

San Perersburgo, Mayo 25 Sc
rumora que IA Corte Militar que
ha estado inyestigando 81 rendiini-
ento del Puerto Arturo y Ia bata-
LA en- el mar del Jap6n, ha conde-
nado 4 muerte al General Stoessel
quien conducfa las fuerzas Rusas
en- Puerto Arturo y al Contra AL
lnirante Nebogatoff, que conducfa
uno de los escuadrones de Rojest'
vensky y que Sc indieron 4 los ia
poneses durante Ia batalla naval.
Los amigos de Kuropatkin, in
sisten en- que Sc forme el proceso,
pnes alegan que la desgracia Dc
Kuropatkin Y la derrota de las fuer
zas rusas Sc debe enteramente a es-
tnpidez de Stoessel.
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terminates Meyers era m inlpre-
sor y viva con su esposa en- una
casita sitnada en- los suburbios de
Ia ciudad, en- donde Hoffman yisi-
taba la casa con frecuencia. Sc
gun So desarroll6 en- Ia corte, Hott-
man y Mrs. Meyers determination
guitar del medic 4 Mr.. Meyes; con
lei fin Dc poderse casar
En- la noche del asesinato la mu-
jer dejd 4 Hoffman en- Ia casa.
Hoffman le peg6 4 Meyers con IN
taco de billar Y q grito 4 su espo-
sa pidiendo ayuda. En- respuesta
ella lepunale6 por las espaldas con
anas tijeras de grandes dimensio-
nes y luego le detdvo, mientras
Hoffman concluy6 su obra sangui-
maria. La sonora Meyers di6 q
Hoffman dinero con 81 cual II hui
y6 al poniente donde fu6 arrestado
y confes6 cunplicidad de parte de
Ia muier.
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DE POLITICA. ],
Ell PARTIDO REPUBLICANO
EN- ESTE CONDADO SERA
REORGANIZADO

Desde hace algunas semanas, he
mos yenido recibiendo cartas de
algunos ciudadanos de Ia parte nor
t. del condado, interragandonos
acerca la situaci6n politica insis-
tiendo les dieramos nuestra Opt
MON, sobre la facci6n de indepen-
die1tes 81 continuara unida con los
dem6cratas q no.
En respuesta a esas pregnntas,
podemos manifestar, queel editor
do este periddico, en- algunas entire
vistas con Ia mayorfa de los que
formaban los cabecillas dc Ia fac.
ci6n de Independence, como tam
bien con los Republicanos netos,
pudo yizlumbrar, que existe un
buen espfritu y un buer sentimien
to entire Independence y RapubIi
canos, con el deseo de lamar nna
iunta y quedar en- mutuo acorde
para reorganizar el partido, al par,
que hay circunstancias funda'las y
que expondremos en- otros articu-
los editoriales, por las cuales s. lha
ri necesarIo IA reorganiaaci9n deI
partido Republican,.
Sin embargo. este deponde del
arreglo que 50 lleVe a efecto en- Ia
junta, que entendelnos sera llama-
da muy presto; pero sin embargo.
casi podeInos asegurar que Ia reor
ganizaci6n sera un hecho. Por otra
parte, podomos adelantar taml,ien
Ia notica, de que algunos de los
fuertes y radIcales dem6cratas qne
han sido hasta ahora, por ciertas
razones Sc van ha afiliar 4 las filas
Republicans. Ia hablaremos VI
debatiremos sobre el asunto.
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LOS GRADES INcENDIOS.

Seattle. Wash. Mayo "a. I'm
despacho de Fairbanks Alask, d.
ce; que el centric comercial de Ia
ciudad fue totalnlente destruida
por e fuego aver tarde. Las per-
didas Sc estiman en- un million de
perdidas. No Sc perdieron vidas,
Los detalles son legflmos Y q abas
to de alimentos de Ia plaza fue 70
talmente destrufdo y SO tenlen ho-
rrorosos resultados.
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Su Santidad el Papa
Pic X Gravemente
EnfermO.

Los cablegramas reclentes, que
procedente de Roma van llegando,
indican que S. $. Pho X, So halla
gravemente enfermo de un ataque
en- el coraz6n, temi6ndose in resul
tado fatal, segun han expresado los
medicos, que le atlenden.
Segun expresan los medieos, la
enferuledad del Papa, viene rafz
del mueho trabajo, encierro y falta
de eiercicio-
Sus dos hermanas del Papa, al
saber de Ia enferlnedad dc sn her
nano, fueron al Yaticano insis
tieron en- ser admitidas como enfer
meras para asistir al paciente.
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LICENCIADOS.

Los Iicenciados que SO hallan ac-
tualmente en- nuestra plaza atendi-
endo 4 las diferentes causas, que SO
hallan ante la corte Dc Distrito,
son los signientes;
Z. G. Abbott, Procnrador de Dis
trito. Alexander Read, Procnra-
dor del veclno concado de Rio Arri
ba; I. B. Catron. II. Gortner.
A. B. Renehan. Z. A. Fiske. J. B.
Lusly julius Stabt. William e.
Kean j N. B. Laughlin.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1906-05-26

Procedente de SanFrancisco de Ca
lifornia, arrib6 a esta, 81 Martes Dc
esta selnana, don Cloromedo Cor
doya, hermano de dona Susana San
tisteyen de esta localidad.
FL senor Cdrdoya, quien por pri
mera vez pisa el suelo de Nuego
Mexico, nos comunica, que 81 dia
2S del pasado Abril, falleci6 en-
San Jose, su hernano don Alberto
C6rdova, quitn en- amos pasados
habia visitado esta plaza con gra
tos recuerdos. FL finado dej6 pa
ra llorar su muerte, d su esposa
y tres ninos, con cuatro hermanos
Y tres hermanas, contandose entire
elias a la apreciable sonora, dona
Susana, esposa de don Ignacio San
titevan a quienes ofrecemos nnes-
tro pasame. FL senor Cordova, per-
manecera aqui por algun tempo.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1906-05-26
VeteranOs AgraCiadoS.

Washington, Mayo %. Las ST.
gnientes pensiones fueron hoy con-
cedidas por la division de pensio-
nes, para los veteranos de Nuevo
Mexico:
Donaciano Montoya, de Taos,
|SS, 100 por mes, desde AbriI 16,
1906; Sosteno Flores, de Las We
gas, $1,000 por mes, desde Febre-
" $, 1906; Miguel Vigil, de Chi
mayo, S21,0 100 por mes desde Abril
Is, 1906; Jose Leon Telles, San
Rafael, $1,000 por mes, desde Fe-
brero 3, 1906; Landin Perry, aho-
IRA conocido como Julian Smith
sibly, de Las Vegas, $500 por
mes. desde JUNO 16, 1900, tam
bief $40; por mes desde Abril 16,
1906; Tomas Resker, de Fort Ba-
yard, $500 por mes, desde Feb.
g, 1906.
Estas conseciones, fueron ayu-
dadas grandemente por el DeIega-
do, W. H. Andrews.
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Ell CalOr en- Nueva York.

New York, Mayo 21.Dos mucr-
tos y muchas postraciones serias
Sc han rePortado 4 Ia policfa hoy,
como rcsultado del extremoso GATOR
dc aver. Por Ia primera vez en-
esta primsvera los rayos del sol ca
yeron en- las GALES opresivamente,
hacienda subir 81 tern6metro a95
grades.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1906-05-26
l'EQUENO JURADO.

L. s, Redding, Lorenzo Bas-
quez, Deltino MARTINEZ. 2uperto
Vigil, Carlos Medina, jose +. Ro-
nero, Martiniano Romero, Juan
i. Trujillo, Manuel Alire, seve-
riano Romero, Nicolas Romo, PEI
.dro Medina, Jose d. Medina; Ma.
nuel Ross, Jesus Sandoval, Jose de
j. Cdrdova, Eliseo Ortega, Jose +.
Chavez, Manuel Madrid, Andres
(ardenas, Miles Boyer, Jose p.
Sandovdl, Gregorio Ortiz Y Dio-
nicio Cisneros.
El gran jurado, Sc haila en- SCI
sion desde 81 martes.
lie aqui ahora, las causas iuz-
gadas y Presecutadas, con todos
los asuntos que se nan presentado
ante Ia Corte y one alcanzan hasta
aver Niernes ia Ia noche:
a. L. MANLY, asignado vs Mes
tor MARTINEZ y q Sobre mocidn
del actor, por su abogado Ioughlin,
so.ordsud Por Il corte, que esta
cansa fusse continuada para el pro
ximo termino.
l-a causa do Ursinia Coca Dc H.
pez, contra Ramon Lopez a
corte nombr6 4 VIM. Mexican col
no examinador de ID causa y para
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1906-05-26

El jovencito Nick Adanson, hi
10 del Professor Alex Adamson
quidn por los dltimos nueve ne
ses Sc hallado ocupado como cafe
70 dependiente del comercio Ale
llo Brothers, de Trinidad, Colo,
arrib6 a tsta, q iueves ante pasa
do, al lado de sus padres.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1906-05-26
NOTAS LOCALES.


Nuestro patrocinador y amigo,
el senior Jose Eulogio Rael, De
Questa, despues de tranzar nego-
clos ante la corte de Distrito, yisi-
to nuestro despacho con negocios,
el Jueyes.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1906-05-26

Hon Malaquias Martinez, de
quicn hemos yenido cronicando fue
victima, hace cuatrc senanas. do
IN aecdente que POGO falto para
que resultase fatal Y lamentable,
despuGs de yeinte Y clnco dlas que
estdvo postrado en- el lecho del do
lor EN- terribles sufrimientos. pro-
ducidos por las quemadas del acci-
'dente, que va conocen nuestros lee
tsAas, de nuevo tuylmos el gusto
de verle en- la plaza y en- nuestro
despacho el microbes. Ri senior
Martinez, adn que no del todo re-
cuperado SO halla va bastante ali
yiado Y nny pronto podra reanu-
dar sus tareas a Ia vida de los ne
gocios. Por demas es decir, que su
presencia continua en- la plaza, an
te la actual corte de Distrito, ha he
cho mucha falta para ayudary usar
su influjo hacia algunos amigos v
eorreligioaarios que So haIlaban
con asuntos ante esta corte
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1906-05-26
GRAN JURADO.

Alloy Scheurich, presidente del
iurado. Miembros Tomas Mar.
tinez, Nemesio Valencia, Savino
Gallsgos, Santiago Romero, Gui
llermo Bsca, Alfonso Santistevan.
Andreu Manson, Carlos tionzales,
Juan Eulogio Sanchez, Julio Ro
darte, Gabriel Lucero, Jose Andres
Medina, Manuel A. Medina, Fran
cisco a. Gutierrez, Pascual Rome
ro, Jose Ines ArelIano, Soffo Rael,
Pablo Quintana, Ruperto Trujillo
v Antonio SaIazar.
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l'Orte de
[)iStriitO.
Abri6 sus Sesiones Ell LII
mes 2l, por eI Con-
dado de Taos.
El PequeRO y GraA Ju-
RADIO Fu6rOn TnstaladOs.

En- Ia casa de Cortes, el Lines
de esta senana, que hoy terlnina
50 abri6 81 tGrmino dc Cortes por
este Distrito Judicial, por q Con
dado de Taos.
Piesentes: FL Juez John r.
McFie; Secretario de Ia Corte, a.
M. Bsrgere; 81 Procurador De Dis
trito, y. g. Abbott; Interprete, q.
w. Armiio; Taqufgrafo, Harry s.
ClanceY; AlguaciI Mayor, Silvia
no l.ucero.
Donaciano Montoya, fu6 nom
brado1 int6rprete del gran iurado y
los sehores Pablo Cisneros, Sabine
Espinosa, Juan p. Vigil Y Anto
Mo Brito, fneron nombrados dipu-
tados alguaciles,
llabIendo aparecldo en- Ia corte
que las listas del grande y peqne
no jurados estaban incompletos, q
.Juez, en- presencia de ciudadanos
del coudado de Taos, procedi6 4
eacar d. Ia rueda de sorteo dc iu-
radios an ndmero suiiciente para
completar las listas Y q secretario
fua instruido Dc girar Venires pa
"a los mismos.
los iurados escogidos, juramen-
tados Z iustruidos por Fl presente
tdrmino, son los siguientes:
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1906-05-26

DE Arroyo Hondo, tuvimos el
gusto de estrechar la mano, duran
te IA semana, a los senores, Aban
Garcia, Jose ines ArelIauo, Sofio
RaeI, Manuel Alire, Dolores VII
gil, Juan Vigil y Florentino Mar
tinez. todos ellos patrocinadores de
La Revista.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1906-05-26

FL Dios Neptune, nos obsequid
el Jueves, con una nevada que al
canzd hasta cinco puIgadas de pro-
fundidad, amaneciendo la Villa de
Taos envuelta Ell blanco sudario
y presentando un aspecto en-
cantador en- Ilena primavera- GO
mo consecuencia, el ascenso de Ia
temperature bai6 en- tai alto grado,
que nos oblig6 prender estufas &
il en- busca de abrigos, para evitar
un resfrio; pues una ola fra vino
tras la nieve, que Sc deja sentir adn
hoy.