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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-08
woMARs SUFFRAGE OFFICERS.
James Hutchinson Of Randolph Chosen
President for Vermont.

u
BrattIeboro, June s.The officers Of
the Vermont Wonan's Suffrage associa-
tion were elected yesterday afternoon as
follows;
President, James Hutchinson, Of Ran.
doIph; secretary, Miss Laura Moore, of
Barnet: treasurer. Mrs. Mary T. Tucker,
|of BrattIebore; auditor, Mrs A. A. G.
Ware, of BrattIeboro 4 special COM
mittee consisting 81 the president, see.
rotary. ana the Rev. Verdi N. Mack, Of
Gaysyille, was appointed to secure, II
possible. the right TO vote at the next
presidential election.
The report Of the secretary showed
a membership oil les, gain Of nineteen
during the year.
After the election the exercises were
opened with prayer by the Rev H. T..
Adams: ..Woman's Right Under the
Law was the topic discussed BY Miss
Eliza s. Eaton. There was an address
BY the Rev f. NJ IT, Abbott. Memorial
services for Miss Susan II. Anthony
were held and addresses were delivered
BY II. b. Blackwell. the Rev II. II.
Adams, the Rev. Verdi NJ. Mack, and
others.
The address OF welcome Wednesday
night was made By the Rev George u.
Lawson, pastor Of the church Greetings
were extended 10y the Rev. Frank u.
Masseck pastor Of the UniyersaIist
church, and response was made by
Mrs q. +. Davidson, OF Newfanc. Mrs.
Julia a. Pierce, of Rochester, gave ier
annual address, and the evening session
closed with brief address by Henry b.
Blackwell, of Boston. Mr. Blackwell
has attended every annual meeting Of
the Vermont association
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The Times Daily Short Story.

cost sap elal- 80 llucl pans and began
to stare at the centerpiece he was In
despair
"Signor Fallero.' said the man who
had first noticed the lion, I'VE are not
surprised at your munificence in grac-
ing your table with work of genius,
but we are at loss 10 know how you
obtained the services of one who shoi.Id
consent to place the expression Of his
genius in so perishable a substance az
butter
The host looked Oft the lion. then In.
quiringly at the chief cook The latter
had become so confused over the out
come OF. his substitution of few
pounds OF butter for splendid candy
eenterpiecc that he did not hear or did
not understand what the guest had
said lie broke down and confessed
bis culpable folly.
'Signor,' he said TREMENDOUSLY. par
don my iniquiiy. Just before the din.
ner was ready the confectioner sent
word that he had spoiled the splendid
candy centerpiece | had ordered and
which would have been in every way
worthy Of your noble guests. When |
was in great distress at this mshap
Antonio, the sculllon. came TO me and
offered TO make something to ill its
place. In an evil hour I listened tc
him II you and your noble guests will
forgive me will remove the blemish.v
Or a NM hue -
establishment about the fable; then the
guest that had spoken. an eminent ART
critic. said TO the chief cook:
DO you mean 70 tell me that the
lion was fashioned by a scullon and
shortly before dlnnerT'
Eyes. signor He begged so hard
"slgnors,1 said the critic, zone Of the
worlds greatest geniuses has been
born"
THE boy. the boy. Let us see the
boy" cried the guests
"Send him in said the host to the
cook.
The mystified servant retired and in
q few minutes returned. bringing with
him the sculllon.
"Signors" said the host, "this Isl
Boy. what's your namej'
Antonio Canoya," said the aston
isbed boy.
Then the critic. rising, held forth his
wlneglass and sald
Antonio Canoya, drink TO an art
list. Gentlemen, drink with. me TO An
tonic Canova. May his genius grow
constantly brighter"
The guests rose and drank the toast,
while the astonished boy stared Mt
them as lfjhe had suddenly come under
the influence Of enchantment Then his
host told him that his scullion work
was ended. He had resolved TO be re-.
sponsible for The boys education
The promise was kept The works
afterward achieved by the great sculp-
Tor are curious not only for their in
trinsic yaluo. but that they came from
such small beginning. II Is re-.
markaDlc fact that the beautiful mar
bic Cupid and psycilep the delight Of
all celli5ed mankind. should have neen
produced by one who was oiice 4 srul-
lion. i. TOWNSEND SMITH
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-08
SAYS HE BROKE PROMISE.
New York Woman Sues Bennington
Manufacturer for $4,000.

Bennington. June 81 Papers have
been served in a second suit brought by
Miss Oscaline Peterson, of New York.
against G. j.. Lindlon, president OF the
bennington Knitting Co, alleging breach
OF promise. A previous slit in assump-
sit was brought some time ago and is
still pending.
The plaintiff alleges that the defen-
dant. although married man, made
her a promise OF marriage while claim
ing to be himself single man Dam-
ages were placed at the sum Of $1,000
and the suit Is returnahle at the Deem.
Der term Of Bennington county court.
Bennett and Graves appear for the plain
tiff.
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Who ran to help me when fell
And would some pretty story tell.
Or kiss the place to make IL we'll.
My motheT.n

A. mothers worries are many. She
sometimes forgets her own bodily dis
comforts because OF her overpowering
love for the child She becomes broken
down, sleeplees, nervous, irritable and
feels tired from morning until night.
Many mothers OF experience can tell you
that at such a time they have been re-
lieyed, benefited and strengthened and
put into proper health by taking pre-
scription which their mothers had told
them was the best woman's tonic and
nervine to be taken at such times. DR..
Pierce's Favorite Prescription has en-
joyed an enviable reputation for over a
third Of a century. In all that time it
has sold more largely in the United
States than any other tonic for woman's
needs, and to-day its sales are greater
than ever. DR.. Pierce made up this
prescription from native medicinal roots
without the use of a particle of alcohol
and for the single purpose OF curing
those diseases peculiar to women and
when there is lack OF Wonnanly
strength to bear the burdens OF maternal
10y il2M isM ~oIsn eVlne ~ elils
The reason whv 81 manv woman s;nr
nnder the strain "a motherhood II ha-
ca,,se thev ara unnranared n rye-
naration then reni,ired for motbar.
hoodp asks The vonng woman i Ana
everv awnar;enced nsather answers
--wYes.S II unhssitatinglv advise ~ y.
pectant mothers, to use Doctor pisrce,s
favor;te Presentation . writes Mrs 7
NJ. a. Stenhens, M Mia VII The AK.
son for this advice is that Dr. Pierce's
Fayorite PRESCRIPTION il the Hest n q
paratiye for the maternal function M
matter how healthy and stronr woman
NAV Be. she cannot use wFayorite Pre-
scriptionn as q preparatiye for ma
ternitv without rain ~ health ana
comfort. But It il the women who arc
not strong who best appreciate tho great
benefits received from the nae az sFa-
yorite Prescription.p For onc thine ;ts
use makes the haby's advent pracsicallv
painless. It has ii, MANY eases reduced
DAYS Of suffering ID 4 brief few hours.
It has changed the period 81 anxiety
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-08
Special Grand Jury Preparing
to Present Findings
LIN MUTUAL LIFE CASES
Charges Against Those Who Will Be In
dicted Include Forgery and Pos
sibly Larceny and Per
jury.

:
New York, June s.Chief of tile Mu-
tual Life men who will escape punish
inent is Andrew 6. Fields, who was the
head 81 the conlpany's supply depart
ment, and the nlaintainer of the House
of Mirthn In Albany
What Fields has told or is willing to
tell as to all he knows about the pay
ment OF money to legislators, who got
il and who authorized the payments,
was the most interesting disclosure. II
il known that District Attorney Jef-
ome has in his possession evidence to
show that Governors. legislators and
State superintendent of insurance all
over the country got money from the
Mutual. Corroboratel by the testimony
of Lawrence and Rogers Ar ID tile money
that was paid to Fields for legislative
and other purposes through the Law
renee company, the testimony Of Fields
Is expected TO cause a sensation.
There was some surprise that Dis
trict Attorney Jerome has promised
immunity to so many persons involved
in the affairs of the Mutual Ii was ex-
planned. however that without their
testimony, it would be impossible to
convict any Of the officials Of the com
pany.
An Indictment for forgery and false
entries viii be placed in the hands Of
Judge Scott in the criminal branch OF
the supreme Court next week.
1t il known that The person to be in
dicted occupied one Of the highest ex-
eciitive plaees u the company His
mamie Is withheld for the present.
The Indications now are that the IN
dietmcnts against this officer will be
the sum total--as far as immediate and
conclusive results are concerned.-of the
labors Of the special grand pury, which,
when il II dismissed, win have been 1T
work Tor about six weeks.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-08
If GUILTY, ASKS NO MERCY.
Alleged Lottery Man Says He Is No
Worse Than q Broker.

Chicago, June s.--During the closing
hour Of his trial Wednesday, Louis a,
Courdain offered himself, his fortune
and his family as sacrifice on stbe
altar Of Justice. should the jurors find
him guilty, the alleged lottery man said,
he would court the severest sentence,
and, when he came from prison, would
turn his possessions over 10 the govern
ment and proceed 10 efFace himself and
his family.
Gourdain, who has been on trial for
several weeks, with John II. Dalton in
the court Of Judge X. NJ. Lands on Il
charge OF using the mails to defraud
BY promoting a scheme similar TO a
lottery, has conducted his own case.
He introduced no witnesses in his own
defense, and declares his scheme il as
legitimate as the operations Of any
board OF trade member. His statements
have attracted much attention.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-08
who viii Claim rhems

Letters remaining uncallcd for at the
Barre postoilice foe the week ending
June q, 1906, were as follows:
sMen. Eugene Buso, FL Braggi. Gui-
seppe Biandri. G. Bernasconi, John C..
Brennan, NJ II. Bowneau, J. NJ. Carr
Jos. Colombo, james Crane 9, James Da-
more, NJ l. browne, VIM. Druc, Il. lEr-
mndlino, Butte Giuseppe, Chas. Gilbert
2, Ricardo Gomez, w. d. GlishIeer. How.
ard Ilamigan, Harry Irving, j. II. JONES'
Ernest Lougrers, Fred Langerin, John
Layhue. Fernando labin, Albert Mer-
chant, Cayewasi Mario, q. Mossi, James
u. Milne, c. l.. Smith, o. II. Silver.
rhos. Snallett, Andrew Stacy, f. W.
Tucker, Gilbert Williams, Charles
Young.
Women Blanche Austin. Mary
Royce. Margaret Barrett Mrs. olive
l,iishey, Mrs Joe. Carlisle, Mrs. Lanis
Dodge, Flon llattana, Lem lIuaid. Mrs.
has. Ingalls,, Eta johnson. NJ. !. Lyndc.
Mrs Morehouze, Mrs. q. II. Morse. Mrs.
Neil Morrison. Nettie Pember, EVELYN
tpiinlan AIttt Ella stnndish, AlrstR. o.
Snlixats Il, Mrs. knir Wilson falaibs
Wright, Margaret Warren =.
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ache, and as have heard that you can give
helpful advice to girls in my condition, am
writing you. Myrtle Mills. Oquawka, III
Dear Mrs Pinkharn.- (Sscond Lctter.)
tits with the feeling OF utmost gratitude
that | write To you to tell you what your
valuable medicine has done for me. When I
wrote You In regard to my condition had
consulted several doctors, but they failed to
understand my case and I did not receivs
any benefit from their treatment followed
your advice, and took Lydia r. Pinkhams
Vegetable Compound and am now healthy
and well, and all the distressing symptoms
which ! had at that time have disappeared
Myrtle Mills, Oquawka, I'LL
Miss Matilda Borman writes Mrs.
Pinkham as follows:
Dear Mrs pinkhan--
Before taking Lydia e. Pinkham's vegs-
table Compound my periods were irregu-
lar and painful, and always had such
dreadful headaches
But since taking the Compound my head
aches have entirely left me, my periods are
regular, and am getting strong and w6lI.
am telling all my girl friends what Lydia r.
Pinkhams Vegetable Compound has done for
me. - Matilda Borman, Pennington, Iowa.
If you know OF any young girl who
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her to address Mrs. Pinkham at Lynn,
Mass. and tell her every detail OF her
symptoms, and TO keep nothing back.
She will receive advice absolutely free,
from source that has no rival in the
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followed. put her on the right road to q
strong, healthy and happy womanhood.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound holds the record for the greatest
number OF cures Of female ills of any
medicine that the world has ever
known. Why don't you try it?
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-08
SLEEP FOR BABIES
Rest for Mothers.

Instant relief and refreshing sleep
for skin-tortured babies, and rest for
tired, fretted mothers, in warm baths
with Cuticura Soap and gentle anoint-
ings with Cuticura Ointment, the great
skin cure, and purest Of enollients.
Coupled Exsma snd Internal Treatment for every
Hulor, from pinples 10 Scfofusa, from Infancy 10 Are
consisting pf CuiirGfa soap, 5, Ointment Aoc. Resols-
cns 3D. lin fptm ~ Chocolate Coated Pills sd per Vial
Potter Drug Chem. Corp. Sole Props. Boston,
Hz-Asiied Free sHew TO Cure skin and Blood uinors-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-08
Death from Lockjaw

never follows an injury dressed with
BuclIen's AInico Sal,c II, antiseptic
and healing properties prevent blood
poisoning. Chus Oswald, merchant oi
Rcnssclaerwile, \. T., writes. 1T
cured Seth Burch Of This place Of tbs
nsiest sore on lis neek I ever saw
Cner cuts, wounds burns and sores.
25c az the Red Cross Pharmacy.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-08
! WRITERS AND PAINTERS.

Percival tsibbon, the well known
English author, began life as cabin
boy and is Young yet, with chance
Of adding NJ. r. 10 his name.
Professor Charles Sprague Sergeant,
author of 'Ihe Manual of the Trees OF
North America. has Just returned
from South America, where he spent
the winter in the study OF the trees OF
the south.
Darius Cobb, the celebrated artist,
has just completed highly successful
picture OF General Israel Putnam, the
heroic patriot Of the Revolution, for
Colonel Henry II. Adams, the New
York iron and steel magnate.
robert Barrett Browning, painter
and son Of the famous father OF the
same name, has been chosen president
Of the Browning settlement IN London.
When he was born Lord Granville is
credited with having remarked, "a
third incomprehensihle has come into
the world"
Mr.. Swinburne. who has just cele-
brated his birthday, enters upon his
SEVENTEEN year in excellent health.
THIS poet, by the way, has ever been
the despair OF the authologisfs, few Of
whom have been able 10 extract from
him permission to use his verse.
The sultan Of Turkey Is far from be
Ing an indolcnt sovereign He has been
described as the Imperial convict
designation which is not inappropriate,
for he works on an average fifteen
hours a day.
The shah Of Persia Is supposed never
to DO off Persian soil. AS matter Of
fact, he never Is. though he does travel
To his boots there is a false sole Be
tween the false and the real portion
OF The holy earth of PERISH is packed
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1906-09-06
RECIAMOS APR0RAD0S AL0S P0-
BlADORES.

FL cuerpo de fideicomosarios de la
Merced de Las Vegas, en- su iunta te-
nida ell veinte del elpasado firmaron do
cumentos & favor de los siguientes po-
dores, cuyos reclamos habian sido ya
antes aprobados; Olof Oleson, Mamie
Deterrik, Sylvestre III, Hemler, Ar
thur s. Cook, George V. Reed, Qua
dalupe Rivera de Rendon, vfuda de
Jose Maria Rendon, Cruz Roybal, Fe-
lix Ortiz, Apolonio Cordova, Bernar-
do Salas, Regime Ulibarri, Gregorio
Anaya, Francisquita Salas dc Ortiz y
Guillermo Ortiz Los siguientes re-
clamos fueron aprobados, pero debido
a la intervention de otros negocios,
no sc firmaron documentos; Manuel
Ortega, Jesus Maria Lopez, Pablita
Medina, Celestina Garcia y Juan M.
Romero.
lei Secretario anuncia que estd liste
para recibir aplicacioncs de pobla-
dores y reclamantes en- toda esa por'
ci0n de la Merced de Las Vegas loca.
da al lado Oriente de la Via del Fer
rocarril A. r. & s. f., y que las per.
sonas que deseen hacer reclamos en-
dicha porcion de la Merced seran
atendidas con prontitndi Que min
gun reclamo por mas que ciento Sc
senta acres sera considerable.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1906-09-06
ES 6 DE SErIEMBRE DE 1906.
0DADO

viva oposicion, particularmente
entire los condados que sean afec-
tados de una manera desfavora-
BILE. Entire estos los que quedan
mas mai parados son Bernalillo,
Valencia. Sandoval y Mckinley
que pierden un conciliaren la nue.
va distribucion. III coudado me
jor tratado al parecer es Colfax,
que probableInente tocara la par
te del leon en- los dos conciliares
que tiene que elegir con Taos y
Union San Miguel nj pierde nj
CANA en- la colada, siendo la uni
ca diferencia que en- lugar de es
tar ayuniado con los condados
de Guadalupe y Quay, 10 esta
ahora con el condado de Mora.
En- cuanto q la imparcialidad con
que Ell aporcionamiento ha sido
hecho, no Sc puede negar que, to-
mando la votacion dada en- 1904
por base, sc ha efectuado Ia dis.
tribuci0n con toda la igualdad
que era possible bajo las circuns.
tancias. Lo unico que hay de du-
ioso en- la transaction es que no
fuera hecha baio ell pie depopula.
ci6n, como provee la ley vigente
referente al prorrateo de distri-
tos legislativos Esta es una cues
ti6n que probablemente Sc ven-
tilara en- las cortes, 81 los conda-
dos que Sc consideran ugraviados
dan alg1n paso para anular el
nueyo aporcionamiento.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1906-09-06
ASPlRANTISMO.

Por 10 que sc oye deer, parece
que en- algunos de los condados
del Territorio estan trabaiando
4 la sordina varios indiyiduos
para mienbros de la convention
constitutional. Estos individuos,
que estau identiicados mas 3 me-
nos con alguno de los dos parti-
dos, pretenden reclamar la pre-
ferencia on gracia de pertenecer
al elemento superior 8 superhno,
que ha dado Gina y remate q to.
das las ciencias Y que entieado q!
reves Y al derecho todas las co
sas. Respectol a Ia cenhanza que
deban MERCER 6 d la honestidad
que les caracterlza, NADIA pode-
mos responder q punto flo, auh.
que ST sabemos que algunos de
ellos tienen fama de no ser muy
escrupulosos, y tambien demo ha-
berse mostrado nunca muy soli-
citos en- pro del bienestar del pue.
bio del Territorio. Pero ell punto
esencial en- la question, aparte dc
sus pretensiones 4 candidaturus,
es que SO estan valiendo de las
tretas de siempre Y movlendo los
resortes acostumbrados para
arrinconar y hacer q un ladc
| 4 los nativos de Nuevo Mckee
que pudieran tener iguales aspi
raciones. Esto 10 consiguen 6
veces, no combatiendolos abier
tamente sino por medic de hala
gos Y promesas especiosas que ne
tienen iamas cumplimieuto. d.
ese modo van gradualmente eli
minando al elemento native d'
toda participation en- los nego
clos publicos, y Sc VA establecien
do como cosa admitida su inef
oiencia para ocupar posicloneI
elevadas. Este no debe de con
sentirse en- manera alguna, sint
que los nativos, teniendo come
tienen, los votos, deben reclana
& insistir en- la parte legitinn
mente les pertenece. Basta d
complacencias que traen q cab'
la degradation de la mayorfa
la exponen q la beia y al oscar
Mo de los mismos que Sc approve
chan de elias. Basta tambien d
adulaciones rastreras dc parted q
los que quieren granger o cost
de los derechos del natiyo, y est
debe de reclamar 10 suyo y no dc
jarse enganar nj seducir.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1906-09-06
IN ClRCO GRASDt VINE ALAS VT
GAS.
Bonita Collection de Fieras.

La buena y costosa collection de
animales del Circo Sells-Floto, vale
la pena de verse. El grupo de osos
de todas parties del mundo, con espe-
eialidad los osos polares es muy inte-
resante.
Los osos no son muy abundantes,
cada familia ocupa su distrito de por
81 Cuando, como sucede amenudo, Sc
ven tres custro juntos, la probabin.
dad es que ell grupo sc compone de
viejos y nuevos de la misma familia.
Su casa esta generalmente en- alguna
cueva 8 hendidura de las rocas, un
arbol hueco en- alguna espesura.
ALI nacen los cachoros en- la prima-
vera, veces dos, otras cuatro Y en-
el case de los Polares este acaeee de-
bajo de la nieve, antes que la hembra
salgs de su lecho. Los cachor~os per-
manecen con sus madres hasta que
crecen y cuando estan pequehos ella
los cuida y manejs con gran solicitud,
y los defender.
En- otras ocaslonss los osos son eau
telosos, y generalmente huyen, sin
embargo, cuando son acorralados pc
lean con gran valor y son las fieras
mas peligrosas que uno puede encon-
trar. Sc someten bien al eneierro,
aguantan los cambios climaticos y Sc
procrean bien en- su cautiverio.
I'll oso polar de los Articos tiene un
cuerpo largo, eabeza puntiaguda, CO.
lor crema y muy desparecido d las
otras especies. Estos son numerosos
en- las regiones heladas. Los grandes
son de nneve pies de largo y de una
fuerza enorme. Caminan grandes
distancias de la costa, nadando por
millas. Dos hermosas y costosas
muestras de estos Sc exibiran entire
la collection de Sells-Floto. La fecha
que estara aqui el gran circo es el
Microbes, Setiembre II,
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1906-09-06
GRaNDf Y ffGufE0 juRaD0S.

Los siguientes son los nombres de
las personals que constituyen ell Gran
y Pequeno Jurado del Territorio, del
Condado de Colfax por ell Termino de
Setiemhre 1906, en- la ciudad del Ra-
ton, N. M.
Richard Fitzgerald, M. d. Thomas,
q, N. Blackwell, Thos. Tale, Chas.
Archuleta, Ben Freeman, Robert Krug-
er. Julian Davis, Jerome Troy, VIM.
Holmes, Jas. r, Abreu, Smith HI.
Luck, j. II. Smith, Thad 7. Porter,
D. Casson, Henry Akers, e. A. Whited
VIM. McCiain, G. r. Hittie, l.. =,
Cannon, Jacobo Arrellano, Simon
Cohn, VIM. Brueggemann, VIM, Ar.
kell, L. N. Parks, j. j. Wlnburn, Ben
Sherrod.
PEQUENo JuRADo.
c. w. Esile, Thos. Potts, Bert Hub.
bard, Chris, Dorranee, Douglas Mil
lard, w. l.. Watts, Juan Ocana, N. X
Oldham, Felix Chavez Jno Rich, Tin
M +. Smith, Thos. Murner, Henry
Robertson, Chas. Parson, Jno Kill
brige, Sam Linn, Daniel Keleher Jnt
II. Fisher, Frank Mayors, Jas. Camp
bell, L. Fl. Brown, Lud Shoemaker, S
u. Cheesebro, Frank Thomas, F. w
Owens, Dimich Baldwin, Cornelius
DAILY Sr., NJ anuel Truiillo, VIM. Logar
Fred Pelouze, Pedro Charette, II. $
Allen, Daniel Risdon, Fred 0verman
Eduardo Candelario.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1906-09-06
CONvENCION CON AlGO RtvUElTO.

La propuesta de que los dele
gados a la convention constitu
cional electos EN- Nuevo Mexico,
celebren su convention a1n GUAM
do ell yoto respecto al estado sea
adverse en- Arizona, eneuentra
muchos favorecedores, pero al
gunos opinan con bastante fun
damento que tai reunion sea
aplazada hasta despues de la Sc
sion legislative, a fin de que cssa
apropie cl dinero necesario para
sufragar los gastos de la conven
ci0n constitutional Este esta
bueno para los que alcancen al
90.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1906-09-06
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
In the District Court, County Of San
Miguel.
Isidora s. de Arrellano,


VS., No 62tb
Alexandra Arellano.
The said defendant Alexandra Are
llano is hereby notified that suit in
chancery has been commenced against
him In ihe Distsict Court for the Coun-
ty OF San Miguel, Territory Of New
Mexico, by said Isidora s. de Arella-
no praying for divorce from the bonds
OF Matrimony on the grounds OF aban-
donment and desertion, failure 10 sup
port and OF cruel and inhuman treat
ment, that unles you enter or cause to
be entered your appearance In said
suit on or before the 18th day of Oc-
tober A. D. 1906, decree pro confesso
therein will be rendered against you.
o. A. Larrazolo,
Las Vegas, New Mexico.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
SECuNDINo ROMERO, Clerk.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1906-09-06

Don Andres Riuz, de Las Colo.
Mas Arriba, estuvo en- la ciudad
algunos dias de la semana con
negocios particulares. Regres0
el LINES para el lugar de su resi-
dencia.