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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-14
4" ol0 sErTls g. sAron DEAD.

a. s. Stevens, one 81 the frsi Get
tiers 0f Ration, passed quietly away n
ffW minutes after 10 o'clock Friday
April g. o. his residence Ia Ration. The
Funeral was held at the Baptist
shuruh a. 3 o'clock Sunday afternoon,
April s. and was Ia charge of the Ma
sonic Fraternity.
SEE Was one of me most prominent
Masont in New Mexico and was the
seeund master 81 the Gate City lodge
80. j of Ration. For many years he
was the Instructor Ia the lectures o.
ihn several degrees OF Masonry.
Mr Stevens was one 81 the most re-
tpCCfcd citizens of Cotax county and
Pits death is sincerely regretted By
-hmnlnaaa Do lrlonda
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-14

About n 8o o'clock this morning tho
department responded 10 an ainrm OF
fire. reaching the scene 40 che blaze.
in the rear of lli North First street.
before tha dre WhiaiIa had ceased
sounding. and thereby afcrilnF what
might have developed in q very short
iime. into o. disastrous ore.
some rubbish placed rtNf 10 an nni
house. rs tho rear yard pi fhc house
al itf North Fourth street belonging
go w. 81 Palmer. became limited ln
SOME mnnuof. setting hre to che oui
house, Az 900 Albuquerque lumltI
yard "a situated adjoining ine Palmer
yard. only iho prompt arrival M lne
ore department prevented ihe sgataa
ol iho h.aae fo lho lumber
The damage was 0uimated 81 tt3
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-14

Niles louise Watkins of owcnsnofl.
Ky. sister ol MRS. o. u Pierce of
las Vegas. hoeamo ihe bride grsler-
day evening. of Colonel Gflmn, also 81
OWcnshoro Both principals Waited
la1 Vegas laal summer The NoilinH
had originally been sct .of iaii bat
ihc date was changed on account Of
Nr CHMuH business
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-14
SUCK rgHDERHp A
nANouET AT NGEpLEs.
BY ia Railroad Associates and
Friends, On Hls Promotion.


ono 81 ,ha musl enjoyable occasions
of iht season took place nt tho Haf
ruY house hnnonet ban laHt WcincH
daF oFeuinn when ~ u hnrk. ihe ff
ilrinr master mechanic for fhe Santa
Fo. was faaHed and fofod hr hlg for
mor employee SAYS the Needles Dye
THE i1remen in charge of tbo affair
were chosen from fho several branches
nf inU mechanical department With
Howard white aa chairman The hlFe
regard n which Mr. Buck was held
by The department prompted the eFi
dcnro 1l their ffiendHhip
"Wednesday afternoon fht shop men
appeared before ihe office and called
M Buck fo ihe door. where s. O.
Montgomery in veil chosen WurdA oft
friendship and appreciation on the
nnr1 uf fhD employees Tor their for
mor superior. presented him with q
Masonic watch charm. % square and
compass aot with a diamond
AZ thn banquet board in the evening
49, n Cheney acted aa ioasimaaieg.
There were forty aCFCu sealed. To-
vltatious had been aeni out 20 General
MRnaRor a q Wells. General super
iniendent { T. uibhard. Mechanical
/ Superintendent $ r. Bean and Chiei
/ Clerk Harhor Mechanical Auditor 2,
Nj Moaley Master Mechanic A. ~
Todd AZ San Hemardlno. =. IL Harlow
az Point Richmond 81 j. Drnry 90
Wausloa and q D. Hicks 81 AlhuQuer
7 4ur
Foremen H h. wan or naraioH No.
! "a Robinson of aaedad Trainmasinf
! futile and Chiof CLERK riuhr respond
od eioquonilT when called upon, OK
f, pressing the hlgh position Mr Buck
holds in he minds ~ tho department
aud of railroad men ln general Al'
that we've there responded Tho ladies
aefe present and @ was a most en-
I iuynbie occasion. ihn appreciation and
honor of which HuH accepted bY ST.
Buck In b. frN wen chosen aGd nE
I nrcaFYc words % uaa O'clock
|ThursiaF morning when mo last words
of Aud Tang aynn ended ihe feaNyl
I Ties.
SRI Buckle promotion ihr cause u'
: hlF leaving Needles. makes him me
rfnui0B Hn0ruf nudaui o. cine mAlH
Fine nf iho santa Pei WIfh heaiqaar
teu 40 Topeka. Kan.
superintendent John uenair nf ihf
Arizona division was absent In fnf
( Angeles. hnt hls leiior az Fowet va.
also aironnIY a0mmandaiorf 0l 81
I buck and the services which ho had
rendered fhe Santa e. during tro tlme
o. had been stationed ~ Nooi'oa
u W1'o tne people M Neafl0r regra'
enc departure of 80 Buck hoy con-
y gaiulaie him upon biH deserving pro
motion NW ffnnnHn nnnHnNH. HIH
Buck hero aa master mechanic.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-14
SENT SAMPLES OF LOCO
WEED TO WAoHlNToN.

john stephens. tho home tioNh
cattlcmnn and member of tho meat
mercantile firm nf stephens q Hoover.
yesterday gave DR. Day some aamplo8
OF loco weed. which the doctor viii
send in the Department of Agriculture
at Washington. where the weed viii
be made tho subject of scientific
analysis. WIKI "a View uf prQvldnR
seine remedy to avert lta disastrous
oGccts upon horses which eat ~ says
the Prescott Courier q ie also stated
that AN expert from the agricultural
department viii shortly arrive ln this
section % make a study o. the loco
plant end itE effect upon horses. Nhen
a horse gets "locood" from eating
this weed. HE usefulness d practically
~ an end They become affected
after eating the weed i0r about Two
weeks. lt 10 stated that the loco weed
trouble with horses % greater thla
yoar than ever before. and thai the
lnsa cl range horses from This cause
viii be- about 90 per cent. Tho horse
with the "loco" habit acts like q man
with TIE extreme whisky habit and
o. fully as unreasonable and ayerae
in listening to amy argument against
The use Of Che drunk come potion.
The local Masonic lodge has been
nUii1ed of me death OF al NJ. nealc
ga 0s Angeles, Ou March i8 The de-
a..l.... 49,. 10 aHH. I.IH...
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-14
PANTHER HIDE ON
EXHIBITION At cLoUBCHCFT

W. 81. uonuey has he large panther
hide. Of which De- killed some time
AGO. mounted end on exhibition ln
mss store. u stands three feet hieh
lnl D. nearly nine i0ci ga lcngih. u is
ilie likc I'D appearance ana Pa worth
considerable as q sign, and would NO
id0uhi aci fnr $500 or sio0o in Thy
eastern market j. u McNsii. who %
very good tnxidormisi 4id ,he ex.
pert mounting
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-14

All attempts tn wreck a fast NOV
Jog freight irnin on the National rail
road in Mexico q few days nfu VIII
an "unon switch proved futile ana
fhc Dumas safety switch, Wnieh nae
been ieaiod. won additional lnurcif
rho toat woe Witnessed hy Vice preei.
dent &. n Hudson and General Nan.
anor ~ % siyuer of the Central, Gen
ofaf MannFcr VI a. Taylor of the ln.
icroce1nlc. end number OF other
railroad oMclalf az prominence The
omciaiH loiI The Colnnia station az the
National iu MoxiCo City in "a apociai
ifin and went to rianruantln, whore
a switch containing the Invention oi
D Dunn had been placed on the main
lac
The man enuldn't talk Ens'.fh
Z hu ho could rom. and for while
Z hn legs were more useful fn him thar
| hts tongue Rn had been pulled 1ui
| Of car of has loaded with siallionl
I ca route west ON train 80. ] hy q
/ Santa BE- special Officer ana on heinr
/ landed safely ON terra nrmn, made
haaty getaway among the trains ir
che yard Bul me lrusty officers would
noi ho thWaued, though they were 0uI
run. and close watch was kept ur
the train o. lf pulled out through th'
/ yards SURE enough, the son. greer
I from the Fathefland for o German h'
was. boarded the train before a. ru'
I good in motion. and was easily CAD
tnred nni now that Ihcy hive him
tho urlaora are un "a stump as io Wha
20 90 with mm iir says nothing
hat "rous.uii EN- uo % thought hi
tho police t0 hc insane
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-14

stops itching instantly Cufos piles,
oczoma. sale rheum, Itch. hives. herpes
scahlos-noHn'a Ointment. ~ any
drug store
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-14

F A. unhbcl plaintiff, vs. Jesus
Marin sauioral q a. defendant
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-14

rhe shades OF nlehf eere falling Ease
AZ through o tronIc ciiY paHgod
a man ai more ihan hurried TaN
= VaIf whose speed would Indicate
skldQo
HIa ghlHkos. Ions and snowy white
We're VISITED bY iho breeze 0f nlrhti
Aud loudly cried each breeze lhal hl0W
Likewise the heirs ihat thoy blew
ihfnurh
shidOo.
f a1f 80 man. q stranger cried.
why hasitt elh L0l niInH ff.hef
on HFut of hopes 0ue man Uho
kufW
Nof b. me word lig reason. ipo
akll01
"Fo1ea unto |hef i1e iraFcief SAID
nni 1aifklY had iha siruneer GEL
Aud ae he Disappeared from glnW.
llcrNei EIiah uDaie. hefaa added
aEldno.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-14

a. D Chadboume icfi TO-DAY ioI
Denver CA short business trlp.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-14

Aficr laboring from 1915 O'Clock
this morning until 1880 this afternoon,
less the noon hour, the Jury which
sat upon the case Of the Territory W..
Andres TruBliio. charged With stealing
a COW. found the defendant not rulliy.
Truillo claimed he bought The cow
alleged to have been stolen. from q
person who could not be found The
animal was sold 90 David Farr, She
butcher. from whom 10 was rcpleylned
hv the actual owner 70 resident 81 old
Albuquerque. on the COW uolng re-
plovlnod. rruiillo made good with Mr
farr by rcimburslng him with the
money be had received FOR me COW
The COW was stolen from off the mesa
where ii had boan put en pasture by
its owner.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-14
Jehn b. MorrIs FoTIeIts nond.

This afternoon, ON taking uu tnt
case of y T. GRAY charged jointly
with John ID. Morris with ohain'nf
morny under false nrotcnaoa. District
Attorney Clancy asked for Morris. aud
be sheriff was ordered 20 bring Morri.
or his hondsmon into court
"John 10 Murrisl John ID Norris
John ID Morriai M Vs. FlouuOY, NJ
w Tiournoy. 81. w Fiournoyl Franz
Mckee, Frank Mckee, Frank Me.
Koe' Come into court and produces
the body of John D Morris or other.
wise yltr bond wlll be forfeited" az
claimed undcr Sheriff iIeyn ia a loud
voice.
r.. n. Wilkeraun, who appears "a
attorney for Morris and Gray, Oh
iocted. saying. MY client A. moi here
because I don't expect tO try both %
these cases nc once don't thlnl
there a. any ground for the siatomen
that hC could not be found and ala no
expect 60 be here"
District Attorney Clancy said tha
be had every reason to believe tina
Morris had no intention Of standinl
trial
The body Of Morris was nor pro
dncod and the trial os Gray was takel
np. Morris was released on $50
bonds
The first Witness on the stand wa
10. al NaFron. attorney for The South
western Brewery and Ice company
one OF the nfms that "bir' on chs Nor
ri1 ana Gray scheme to ihe extent q
$40
other witnesses ln the case are "
J N whitney. of The Whitney Hari
ware company G. ~ Gof. of ihc sam
company George II Browne. COT
mcriy W H. B puiuoy a. Co. J. a
comn. of the American Lumber CON
T pauyi q. p. dnaiaiaon, off the 9nperlo
planning mill. and hcrnalilll hearrul
log The RIO Grandc Wooden company
I rac ease win consume ali OF this al
I tern0on and part az tomorrow
Further Gases Set
The ease af the Territory VS.. w Il
I Giilmwaicr. charged with drawing
sau ln settlement and using iaaui
I ing language while armed. VII foilo'
She Gray case.
at...... 1..r
For mild. easy action of the bow
eia. a single dose uf noana Neenlet
] n" Nt"NHHAH ftNNANANANN NNNNH NWNtNAN
constipation. twenty-five cents
box Ask your druggilt TOR thom
ita
! The private car of o. q. Gree
/ august Flower Oreenl The million
alfo patent medicine manufacture
was attached no train no 3 this morn
] FMS. Ca boerd were Mrs. Green an
/ daughters who are deserving fhul
winter home at Pasadena, Cal. tu &
20 their summer home 0n the hank
o. tho nelaware By New Jersey
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-14

ODE. a sinEie dose OF poana Reeuleia
De- enough Treatment cures hahIiunl
constipation twenty-five cents q
box Ask your druggist FOR lhom
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-14

The ease Hi the Territory VS.. w. n
Gnlmwaicr. charged with drawing q
suu In settlement and using iasnit
ing language while armed. wil follow
she Gray case.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-06-14

The trial Of the State eases commenc-
cd Monday morning OF the eleven
eases submitted by the States Attor-
ney 10 the grand jury nine true bills
we're reported.
The flrss ease 10 be tried WAS Black
Ballard. TIL. defendant made mo-
ton for verdict and on consent OF
attorneys the case Was dropped.
The next case 10 come up was State
Quebec ct al. Amanda Quebec was
indicted jointly with her husband and
Mrs. Bertha Horton for grand larceny.
The prisoners were brought here Mon
day by sheriff Wilson and with them
was John Dunn indicted for adultery.
G. A. Maurar appeared for Mrs, Que
bee.
The verdict Of the jury was against
and she was convicted ofgrand larceny
and sentenced 10 Windsor prison forno
more than three years and two mon tbs
nor less than three years. He. husband
George Quebec, asked leave Ia change
his plea and plead guilty and was sem
fenced 10 the work house IN Rutland, ,
for no more than one year aud six
months or NO less than one year and
-four months.
Stale v. Mrs. Horton WAS not settled.
State v. John Dunn Was continued
aud bail reduced 10 40.
There have been no decisions rendered
by the presiding Judge in The various
divorce eases argued before him.
The jury was discharged Wednesday
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-06-14

Charles lsham joined bis family
last Thursday.
Pros, on June lah. No damage
" vegetation.
Mrs. WA. Y. oryis arrived in
Manchester Saturday last.
"A. NJ. Reed o. Albany, y. T., has
arrived for The summer.
Mr.. Herbert CAsssrd has arrived
II "ways,ds" for The summer.
DIR. Scot x. Gray Of EAs, Airing.
Won ~As In town Monday.
M. W. Stewart rturned 70 hi,
h0ue IN Bennington Tuesday.
Hon. +. NJ. Msldan et Rutland
WAS IN Lswn Wednesday ga business.
Tho senior elas. bad ride and a
psenls =. Lake ~. Catherine on Tues
day lAst.
&C. A. ..Aswsee has pot ia ,elc'
phone. No. ~ :, fot ,A. ocHssui.nce u
hls patrons,
Mrs. X. 7. Hasi has impoycd The
Appearance u her residence BY adding
q c.si u PANT,
.-M,s. Bacon, The Telegraph opera.
WI al tss drag sisrs lAsi sammer val
arrive Saturday
Mrs. wm, II. Met1ars 81 Alb~ny
hxx arrived Al Der cottage where che
vii remain for The se&scs.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-06-14
Manchester Post Office.

Of,iec hours. from Asa. m. 10 sop. m.
Mails Close
Going south GO a. IA. ll.l5 a. m. Gas
a 300 .. ~.
Going North i ibAm 2. l0p.m. o. '5p.m.
Manchester Center. Dorset and Peru
stage H. II A.m.
sunday South e.ij pm,
Mails Due.
Prom the North 500 a. N. 100 p. m.
J.Bi p. m.
Prom the South 1000 a. m. $50 pm.
500 .. m,
Manchester Center, Dorset and Peru
400 pm.
Office open On Sunday from go am.
10 1000 am. IL II y. m. 10 l2.O p. m,
ID. X. sIHosDs. Postmaster.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-06-14
Aanc hester, Dorset and Granville
Railroad.

Tiaos rssl. Ne ., 10 EHsr, March a. 1895
Leave hsssAe,tsi pspa 81 soa'h p,'sss and
aasffs - sfa 600 sH l,te ~ aad Asas Vs'a.
issss ossify ioa sssth Duftsi ADD Asefhesifi ps
80 Al ~, u.tga $50 o. ssa So y D.
s4urts psa 49, Heuns Tog fstAd 'Sc tairs
nist W. esla to, amS fynnd iiip tAfsih pF's 7isd
nasA tlss Cusadsftas "a INC uata
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-06-14
BENNINGTON COUNTY COURT.

PRESIDING JUDGE,
Hos. LOVELAND MUNSON.
ASSISTANT JUDGES,
Hos. NORMAN l.. MATTlSON.
Hos. WILLIAM G. PECK.
CLERK,
HARRY T. CuSllMAN.
SHERIFF,
HENRY \. WILSON.
STATES ATTORNEY,
WILLIAM X. DALEY.
COURT REPORTER,
CHARLES y. CHASE.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-06-14

'nsil' ilshlis ssssai sssfsy
lrsHnan s,~gssE esf sttssassh.
spNlimsH pans eAf hitasassa
Pc sst4lsss tlrns Atlat asisaii hassrs
Gao. r. jaws. Gent Mar
G.. y. DALl. Passenger Traffic Mgr.
&. A, AIaso. General Passenger Agi.
nuilAnd. vermont
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-06-14

Time Table.
Rutland Railroad Co.
~. CENTRAL LINES.
Corrected 10 May lg igod
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1906-07-14
La Resignation del Jusz 0tero.

El Juez dc Paz, Donsciano Otero, del
preointo No. present6 su dimision
los comisionados de condado a fines de
la semana pasada, quienes nombraron
para llenar Ia yaoanoia Santiago Mo
va. AL mismo tempo fue sumariamen.
to removido de su empleo el Official espe-
oial de 10 compsfis del ferrocarril, Peel.
or. Estes eventos tuvieron 80 osiRen en-
la circunstanoia de haber ell dioho Peel.
or arrestado dos muchaohos Mexioa.
nos, de Mexico, bnjo Ia 0rdenauza mu.
nicipal de vaganoia. Pareoe que estos
muchachos eran pasa1eros para IN pun
TO de- Colorado, y cuRpdo psr6 el trtn en-
Romeroville, 90 apeRron para hablar
con unos oonooidos suyos y en- este los
dej0 ell treu y tuvieron qus haoer Ia Ca
mInRta apie 10 largo do Ia via hasta
llegar a las afueras dc In ciudad donde
SO seutaron descansar, ouRndo ell Off.
cial Peeler los srrest6 como vsgoa FL
ofciRl los reaport6 ante ei iuez Otero
Los muchach0s reclnman que entire ell
iuez de paz Y ell Official los despoiaron de
la sume de &22 90 que llevabsn y les or.
denRrUn de abandonhr Ia comunidad en-
Ell Acto, pero sllos en- lugar de hacerlo
busosron un liCenciado quien repor.
to el asnnto al Regente Barber, quien
en- turno report6 al asnnto q la oompa-
MIA del ferrocarril, con el resultAdo que
el ofioial fuG remoVido en- el acto y el
Juez de Psz presento su resignation.
Peeler devolvi6 Sl400 de Ia suma que
80 alags haberIes qnitado los mucha'
chos, pero Otero MEGA haber rec,bido
NADIA Otero doc que ousndo loE mu.
ohach0s fusrou reportsdos el no halo
oansa uingunA Gu su CONTRA y los ppso
en- lib.rtad, = que rrsisu6, fAstidia1o dc
la bu La qus hbbisn hechJ
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1906-07-14
No es todO Paz en- SOcOrrO.

En- el campo republicano del oondado
de S0oorro, no reina Ia paz y ooneordia,
al juzgHr por los reportes que vienen de
aquella secoion. Durante Ia seVnana pa
sada So report6 que ElfeRo Baoa. TX
proourador de Disttitc hahia pnesto
cargos, Rouaando de serios tdelitos q
alguaoil mayor, Don LeandFo Baea De
que oousistiT6n los cargOs, no Sc sabe, nj
~ ha dilucidAdo NADIA, Parece que los
cargos son en- formA de information al
procurador dc Distrito Seguiio A este
viene ahora una rina entire el mismo Ell.
fego y los comisionados de condado. Pa
rece que Elfego esta ocupAndo en Ia casa
do cortes el ouarto que sirYe de despa
cho al proouTador y de ouartel al Juez
de dlstrito Los oomisionados han man.
dsdo ura 6rden Elfego que desooupe
las premisas, pero Elfpgo les ha respon.
dido, que Ia tieue por enoargo y autori.
dad del proourador y que solo evaouara
ell fuerte con una 0rden del Fiscal El.
fego Baca tomo OCCASION on su oomuni.
oado para arrojar Algunas heohas A l0s
oomisionados iInputandoles motives pu'
nlanimes al dar su 0rden, principal,
msntt simputGnd llaal ino dente de los
oargos que dice haber puesto contra el
alguAoil Baca, 81 rumorA que Ia enc.
mistad proviene de celos per 81 destino
do slguaoil may or, DON Leandro, 81
actual incumbente, se dice ser candida
to para re election en- Ia boleyE republi.
cana, mientras que tiene un competidor
an In persona de Don AbenAgo Baca
hermano de Elfego.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1906-07-14
81 Sr. Defense do Estar Agitando
al Pueblo,

Euestro vecino, Ell Idependiente como
de costhmbre sale q Ia defenss do todos
aqueIlos quienes Sc oulpa de nala con
Quota Idblica, siempre implaoando q
otras personss que nj hguran en- Ell case
nj tampocJ se les acusa do nal hecho
alguno.
La Voz no se hs ocupa 10 do los sefio-
res Miguel Romero y Baos, Romualdo
Baca etc. Esgcs eetan va muert0s sus
reolnmos ~ Ia nsro-d eran irtintsmen
60 como rederos suoe Sores do duehos
que rec Ruahan shsoiuto 81 Eorio Ia
Meroed ~ Las Y EHs, p-ro Diugauo de
ellos sps suC sures, rec amau 240 hores
de TERRA por dinero4 gastsdos an ia con
tiendA contra lus nue hty han 81 10 de.
clarAdos ouno IOs du6f0s.
NGsotros solamepte hemos nota1o el
hecho que yeiihca el reglstro: Que 81
muY honorable Don EUgenio Romero
COnlbatl6 Y disque Rasto ciertAs can't
dades de dinpro en- Fus esfuerzos para
impcair que la merced fuerA dsclsrada
propiedad dc la oomunidad del pueblo
oolectiytmenfp, habiendo fallado en-
conReguir sns miras en- aquellos tiempo'
LES RECLbNA bHoRA A los DUENOS, eu
consideration dc no hAber podido qul.
tarles 10 que era de ellos, 10 que gastt
en- la contienda,
Nuestro oolegs nos acoDseja que pro
bamos la sinceridad de nuestrR posioioi
con ir las cortes Desde luego 40 olvi
da del deber de un peri6dioo, que az o
tratar todos Aquellos asuntos pdblico
de una manera clara y desinteresadA
aunque lAstime las suceptibilidades d.
los oofrsdss d obstruya sus designio
y amhioiones.
Todos los mRleohores. eepecislment
en- este ano, SO demnestran muy mohl
J nos, desconrentos y molestados oaus
de los malditos periodioos que insisFAi
en- deoir la verdsd Ouanto dieran MI
J Depew Mr.. Platt, Mr.. Armour, MI
, Rockefeller y Ia cadla enterA de wanda
. los politicos que usan la paciencia de
pueblo para acumular su lucro NAL ha
bido; cuGnto dierau, rspetimos, por GU
este persistents pcder que insiste en- sgi
2 car al pueblo desistiera del cumplimien
, !, de su deber
! Si, deveras, dejese de estar agitend
/. al pueblo" para que los ospitanes de in
r dustris cosechen pscidcamente el lucr
Do spS Afanes,
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1906-07-14
NOTICIAS LOCALES.

El diA ls del corriente 90 celebrara On
Ia capilla de San Rafael, en- La Cueya,
el aniversario del finado Ambriosio Man.
zRnarez
Una hermosa heredera vino alegrAr
el hogar de Don Juan Taylor, Ell Jueves
psssdo, habiendo dado Luz So esposa,
Doha Carolina.
Veintiocho nuevos miembros ingrasa.
ron al Club de Ia Oomunidad de Ia Mer-
ced de Las Vegas, en- su junta del Lunes
pasado. El pueblo est6 meditsndo so
bre Ia question de Ia meroed' asi mis-.
mo en- Ia question de estado.
Don MeIeoio Jaramillo, Anteriormente
vecino de esta Plaza y aotualmente de
Temnath, Colorado, nos escribe anun-
oiando a sus amigos que el dia del 90.
rriente fue bendecido 50 hogar con una
hermOea nina, que oon toda felioidad,
di6 lrz su espo'a, Dofs Cristina OH.
vas dc Jaramiilo Que sea nara el ma.
Yor Rumento de su felicidad
DurRnte Ia semRna SO ha tenido el iul-
clio de Las querellas pasadAs por Ell dlti.
mo gran jursdn contra 10 ocmpahia dsi
ferrrcarr't SArta Fe, y Ia de Colorado
Fuel 8 I.on Company, por rebajas lie.
gales on h-tes a la Ultima compa1ia an.
te ell .nsz Mills La causa fue someri.
da al Jues que fallo culpables los aeu.
sados seesando multas de $4,000 contra
oada una de elias.
En- 10 co-te del Juez de Paz, ZacarlAs
Valdez hubo IN nleito civil de garnishes
por Ia sums de sos 90 p9r Dtn Rpgenia
Romero vs. Rafael g Lucero en- que
saiio triunfante el Sr Lucero, pues el
actor retro Ia demanda 4 su costa. Se-
gun nos informa Lucero 81 aupQua de-
hia al seiior Romero nunca 6i0 ooasion
legal para que 81 ls mAndara ademas
la propisfRd embsrgAaA essaha en- poder
del senior Romero. 81 juez Alarcon foe
el abogHdo del damRudsdo.
Con fecha IL avIsN el telagrafo haber.
se declarad1 las hostilidades entire lac
repdblioas de Guatemala San Saliva.
dor. Elm1tivo de la guerra "a debido 4
Ia queja do Guatemala de que San Sal
vAdur esta ayudando los insurgentee
qua preSendgp destronar al presidente
OHbrpra da Al nuAef0