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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-26
1000 KNIGHTS
WILL PARADE
At NEWPORT

The Southwestern Maesachutts
Knights Templar association, consisting
of Washington Commandery OF Newport.
Calvary Commandery OF Providence, SUIT
ton Commandery OF New Bedford. Bristol
Commandery of AttlebOro. St. Omar Com
ntandery of Dorchester, Old Colony Com
mandery OF Arlington, South Shore Com
mandery OF East Weymouth and Bay
State Commandery OF Brockton, has COM
pleted plans for its meeting In Newport
on June 25.
Calvary Commandery OF this city will
meet Bristol Commandery Of Attleboro az
the station here and after a short street
parade the two bodies will proceed to Fox
Point station and take the train for Fab
River, where they will Join the other
communicates and will go TO Newport
The Templars will arrive In Newport
about 10 a. m. and will have street
parade. in which 1000 knights are expect
ed 10 participate. At o'clock n banquet
will be served probably in a tent on the
beach. and after dinner the visiting Tenn
plars Will be taken around the ocean drive
I'm carriages, and later there will be an
entertainment an1 exhibition drill at the
IAfe Saving station. where the-r4s4ters-
will be entertained by Washington Com
nrandery.i
Reforming the visiting bodies will leave
Newport about y. m.
The arrangements for Calvary Com
mandery are in charge OF a committee
consisting OF Commanders G. Darling
EX-Officio +. I. Dana, chairman; u. w
w. Hunt. c. S. Pattee, J. A. Rogers and
Joseph III. Potter.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-26
BRISTOL

Tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock a me-
mortal service Will be held in Grand Army
hali by Bristol aerie No 9o3. r. o. E., for
departed members. Following Is the pro
gram Opening address. Worthy Presi-
dent Archibald NJ. Miller; prayer, Worthy
Chaplain De Witt T.. Bolster; selection,
orchestra; solo, Thy VIII be Done, one Par
Hammill: selection, orchestra; roll call
Secretary. Walter +. Simmons; solo,
Nearer My God TO Thee Pardon Ken
ny: closing prayer. Worthy Chaplain DE
Witt r.. Bolster.
Carl w Kerrsten has been notified tc
serve as a grand juror at the superior
court, Providence. Monday. june :.
rived here yesterday for the summer and
will occupy the Gardner house at Ferry
hill.
Charles Burt of Fall River. general
manager of the Staples Coal company,
has again leased the residence OF Capt.
Robert n. Turner on Bristol Neck for
the summer.
There will be a meeting OF the board OF
managers OF the Y NJ. G. A. next Mon
day evening at o'clock to meet Herbert
s. Smith Of Springfield. TO nil the vacancy
caused by the resignation of Secretary
l.. G. Bradshaw
The funeral of Mrs. Sarah NJ. o'Rourke.
wife OF Michael o Rourke. was held yes
terday from her late residence on Usher
street. The body was taken 10 St Mary $
church on Wood street. where mass or
requiem was celebrated. Rev. II. j. Fitz-
patrick, pastor OF the church, officiating.
Burial was at st. Mary's cemetery on
Chestnut street.
At meeting held by the Ivy club Of st.
Michaels church II was voted TO attend
the annual convention and field day OF
ST. Andrews League OF Rhode Island. TO
be held Memorial Day at st. Andrews $
Industrial School at harrington. Three
delegates were chosen 10 represent the
Ivy club at the convention, George s.
John w. Best and Elwyn
I owls
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-26
EPWORTH LEAGUE
ENTERTAINED At
TRINITY CHURCH

Members OF the Providence Epworth
league union were entertained last eve
ming by chapter 100 connected with
Trinity Union NJ. f. church.
Supper was served at 7:3o. after which
the business meeting was called to order
by President George II. Newton. and the
following resolution was unanimously
adopted:
Resolved. That the Providence T.. L.
union express itself as I'm favor of the
Sabbath I'm Rhode Island. We express our
hearty appreciation OF and sympathy with
the interdenomfnational movement work
ing TO this end and we urge upon our ex-
ecutive officials the enforcement OF the
present state laws which forbid Sunday
baseball and other games, as well as
other activities involving commerclalism
or boisterous infringements on the order
OF the community"
IL was voted that a copy Of the resolu-
fion be forwarded 20 Governor Utter.
The following officers were elected:
President. f. J. Horton. Asbury; vice
president w. T. Wilson. Mathewson:
secretary. Miss Alice waite. Trinity
Union; treasurer. T. George Broadbent.
First church. Pawtucket
Rev. Thomas J. Gregg spoke on IAN
Ideal" "Epworthians should have an
ideal" he said. we can never have an
ideal by comparing ourselves with other
men. The ideal man is not afraid 10 stand
by his convictions and will not allow the
overdevelopment Of one faculty TO cripple
and dwarf his manhood"
The closing address was delivered by
Rev. J Francis Cooper. pastor OF Trinity
Union church.
The musical and literary program was
rendered by Carl IT, Droz. Miss Helen
Mae Tyler, Dwight w. Coultas and Miss
Mildred L. Smith
The following committee was IN charge
OF the evenings program: Miss Susan r.
Waite, chairman: Ida J. Burt. John Cong
don. Dwight w Coultas. J. Cummings
bort. Fannie r. Ferguson. William "
Crout. Howard Hathaway Bessie A.
Loud. Grace Pierce. Harry II. Perry. Mrs
Il. NJ. Wheeler. Miss Carrie NJ. searle.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-26
PIANO RECITAL BY Mr.. DAWIEY

Mr. walter Gardner Dawley Will give
a piano recital in Butler exchange on
Monday evening presenting n program of
selections from the works OF Wagner,
Liszt Dubois Lemare. Mendelssohn.
Lemmens. Kroeger. Thomas and Elgar.
lie will he assisted by J. A. Healey. Mrs
T.. Il. Brady and Miss Madeline Wood
ward vocalists. and Jonathan Coburn. Jr.,
XiolInist
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-26
EIGHTH WARD REPUBLICANS

The Eighth ward Republican club will
meet on Wednesday evening next in odd
Fellows block. 279 Plainneld street. when
the speakers will be Hon. James Harris
Judge of the Ninth judicial district. and
Hon william h. Greenough. attorney
general There will be music by the Sun
set orchestra and a collation. will be pro-
Vided
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-26
Mr.. WARES SECOND RECITAL

Gene Ware. organist AZ Brown. gave the
fourth In his series % organ recitals yes
terday afternoon I'm Sayles hall. w l..
Sweet assisting. and the program was
greatly enjoyed
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-26
Miss Stella Mayhew
ruoTo. eY cILsERr a nRcoN.

lesques. "The Jays" and "The Squaw
Mans Girl OF the Golden West"
Miss Dressler retires for much
needed rest and to undergo an opera
ton. II is said by MIR. Weber that
she Will return I'm four weeks. Miss
Dresslers friends insist that she Will
depart for England 10 appear under
George Edwardes' management.
As she has been the mainstay OF the
company for the last two seasons
her departure will be serious loss
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-26
CLEVER ACTRESS
HAS WRITTEN A
HUMOROUS BOOK

New York. May 26-Miss Alice John
son, the leading, woman Of Mistakes
VIII Happen" IS the author OF book
entitled "One Night Stands Have
Met"
The little volume is written in
humorous vein and treats of THE Local
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-26

The cantata OF Esther. the Beautiful
Queen" will he given In Infantry Hall
next Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday
evenings. under the auspices Of the Provi-
dence Christian Endeavor union, for the
benefit OF its treasury.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-26
CLASS OF '76 REUNION

The annual reunion OF tho class OF &c
OF the Providence High school was held
at the home OF Mrs Frank T. Chaffcc,
247 Morris avenue, this afternoon.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-26
STELLA MAYHEM
TAKES PLACE Of
MARIE DRESSLER

Miss Stella Mayhem will appear next
Monday evening at Joe Weber's the
atre as the leading comedienne, taxi
ing Miss Marie Dressler's place in
'Twiddle- -Twaddle" and in the two bur
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-26
OTHER FISH TO FRY

Col Samuel r. Colt. Judge LeBaron n.
Colt. Russell q. Colt. LeBaron &. Colt.
for n Visit TO Col. Colts fishing camp In
the Maine woods
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-26

rou will find our advertisement else
where IN this paper You viii save money
n you heed It. cURRAN q BURTON.
Nc
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-26
FOR SUMNER
FAIRGROUNDS

School Committee Adopted Resolution in Conformity With Report
Made by Miss OConnor OF New York. Providing for Use of
School Yards and Establishment OF Grounds Tockwotton
Park, Davis Park and Eddy Park, at Cost of About
$500.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-26
THE PRIMA DONNA OF
THE VANDERBILT CUP

Miss Edith Decker the prima donna
OF THE Vanderbilt Cup" is a lover OF
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-26

light French opera, and Is we'll versed
I'm the various works OF Audrtn Onen-
bach and kindred composers.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1906-01-27
ACClDENTE FATAL en- SAN JUAN.
Una MDler eS MnGrta pOr un Ca
rTO MiCRtTaS Iiuyen ESpantd-
dos los CaballOS.

El dia 93 de este como las A M,
ocurrio en- San Juan, pequena poblaciou
del Condado de Socorro, ,un accidente ia
tai en- que perdio la vida una buena SO
nora de nombre Valentino Lopez de
C6rdova. Nuestro amigo el Sr. J. N.
Romero, al darnos cuenta del lamenta-
Bile suceso dice:
La sehora SO preparaba salir para
una pOblaCion vecina en- un CAIRO tirado
por un par de caballos, en- compaflia de
un hijo suyo. La sonora subio primero
al caro- y no habia aoabado de septarse
cuaDdo arrancaron los caballos con to.
da velocidad espantados Su hijo co
rri6 todo su poder detras, pero no le
fue possible slcanZar los caballos para
detenerlos. La pobre sehors, sobreoo-
gida de terror, quiso brincar del CARO-
mientrss huian los desbocados brutos
y al hacerlo SO le enredaron las ropas en-
la manea y quedo oolgando con la oabe
"a para abajo, slendo arrastrada en- esa
posicion por IN trayecto de 100 yardas
sobre un camino brusco. A esa distan'
cia los caballos Sc enredaron en- IN
alambre y no pudieron oaminar mas
Cuando la infeliz victima fue leyantada
Sc encontr6 que tenia fraoturado ell ora
neo en- yarias parties, quedando los sesol
deTTamadcs sobre una cobija que aoos
tumbraba llsvar, ias piernas v los bra
zos quebrados en- varios luRares y com
p,etamente mutilados, el cabello sc Il
fue arrancado del craneo y SO halo en-
redado en- las varillas de la manea
La infeliz victima oontaba 6S afioi
de edad durante 50 do los cuRles ful
oatsda con sl sehog FIQyeuciq C6EdQYa
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1906-01-27

Ell Viernes de la semana pasada, como
a la media noche dei6 de txislir eu oil
vecino pueblo de Clifton, Teresta Urren,
oonocida vulgarmente como LA Santa
de Cabora."
La historic de la vida de Teresa
Urea esta tan lltna de episadios que SO
podiian formar varios yolumenes. Ma
cida en- Ell pueblo de Cabora, en- las Ger.
canias del Rio Ysqui haoe a3 amos, ere
clio en- medic dc una Yidq verdadera,
mente Eencilla, y en- medic del afeoto de
So gente Su padre, alcalde del pueblo
en- eve entonoes, aunque de una inteli-
gencia ordinaria, nouci6 que su hija en-
cierta OCCASION habia adquirido oerto
poder magneJoo, p0r 10 que nio princi-
pio a enst bar Teresita el valor de un
gran nllmero De yeTbas, C0nOCimientOs
que le habian enGenado el sus ant3Ce
sores.
AL llegar Teresita los ounce amos
de edad va su fama como CurandeTn so
habia extendido considerablemente, y
aunque Ia gente de su pueblo la adoraba
y hssta rendi culto por sus milagrosas
curaciones, mncha gente dc los COntOr
nos hUcia pert grinaciones para llegar
hacia la famosG curandera aliyiar uu
tanto sus sufrimientos M1llares de
gente acudian q ella Sc dice que mu
Chos de ellos eran CurgdOs. Sc dice
tambien que ella hizo algunos viajes 4
| algunas ciudades DO 10 republiCa Y la
gente sencilla empe26 proolamarla CO.
mo santa enviada por Dios para ahyiar
sus penas.
Tan grande era q quito que la gente
| de los contornOs do su pueblo 10 rendia
que por Ia ignnrancia de la gente SO ini,
clio una revolucion alla por el aho de
1892, de donde tuvo origen la guerra de
Tomochic, razon p0r la oual tuvo que
sair del tarritorio Mexicano. Despues
de haber estado en- algunos lugares dc
Arizona, siendo uno de ellos Solomon
vile, estuYo en- Ell Paso, Texes, hace
como l. amos, en- cuyo lngar su casa se
veia continuamente lena de invalidos
personas que acudian ser medloina
das por ella.
De El Paso sali6 POGO tempo despu6s
para, vagar por diferentes lugares hasta
radicsrse en- Clifton hace pocoe amos, en-
cuyo lugar durante 50 vida proporcio
no alivio a todos los mas que ella lie
gaban.
a la bora de su muerte risidia en- una
casa de 2lpisos situada en- el Hills Add
tion, y cuya casa habia acabado dc
construir.
Su vida fue, por decirlo asi, IN mai
tempestuosO.
I'll funeral tuvo luRar ell Sabado pa
sado y fue muy atendido, pues pudieror
haberse contado como quinientas perso
mas, de entire las cuales, con muy po
cas- excepcioDes, hombres, mujeresY y nj
Gos, deiaban escapar una que otra Ia
grima do pesAr Ell Obrero de morenoi
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1906-01-27
PerSOnaIeS.

Aver yimOs ca la ciudad q Don BE.
niguo Romero, do Albuquerque.
El Lunes SO dej6 yer on Ia ciudad Don
Victor Luoero, do Emplazado.
Don Adelaide Tafoya hizo uu oorto
yiaje San Jer6nlmo el Lunes.
III Martes transd negocios Gu Ia ciu.
dad Don Fernando Bloa, dc recolotito,
Don Aeapito Abeyta, ST., de Mora,
estuvo en- Santa Fe, principles de la
semaua.
Aver parh6 para Wagon Mound, con
negocios partiCulares, Don Transito
Chavez.
Los senores Juan v Macario Herrera,
de La Liendre, yisitaron nuestro despa
ch0 el Luues
Aver nos visitaron los caballeros So
tero Gonzales y Andres Martinez de
Oerro del Corazon
Don Juan Encinias, do Rowe, regre-
So el Mart3s do un corto viaje 10 ca
pital del terntorio,
lei Microbes trans6 negocios en- nues
tro despacho, Don Toribio O. de Baca,
de Iona Parda.
El Microbes regresaron do un viaje
dc reoreo al Chaperito, Don Apolonio
A. Sena y su familia.
El Lunes parti6 para sus oampos de
trabajadores, en- Lamy, nuestro amigo,
Don Clemonte Padiila.
Aver yisit6 nuestro dospacho, con el
fin de susCTibirse 4 La YOZ, Don ToLlas
Sena, dc Los Alamos
Aver iuvimos 81 gusto dc yer on nues
tro despaeho Don Manuel IT, Jimenez,
de Guadalupe.
Dona Josefta NJ do Silva, esposa de
Don Demetrio Silva, regres0 ell Lunes
dc un viaje do vista q Rivera.
Hoy go espera, llegara de Tucumcari,
Don Juan l., Sanchez, quien visitara q
su hijo, Don Jose, en- la Plaza dc Arriba,
El Lunes reoibimoa una agradable
vista dc Don Albino Haoa y su sobriua,
la soiorisa Antonia Tachias de Anton.
chico,
Los senores Aniceto Valdez, Pablo
Vigil = Albiuo Trujillo dc Las MANUEL.
tus, nos hicieron una agradable vista
el Jueves.
El Martes estuyieron, en- la ciudad
con negocios particulares, los senorel
Julio y Blorencio Paoheoc, de San e
nacio.
lei Martes visit5 maestro despacho q
Sr. Rafael Garcia, residente del eonda'
do do San Luis Obispo, Calf. El Sr
Garcia SO enouentra en- este territoriC
desde setiembre pasado pog motiyo d.
% salud,
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1906-01-27
Foreclosure Sale Under chatteI
FlOrtgage.

Whereas; Tranquilino Labadio and
Florenlina II Labadie, Nov 9th. 1901.
executed and delivered their ohattel
mortgage TO Henry q. Coors, which ia
recorded ia book z, page 200 of the Chat
tel Mortgage Records Il San Miguel
Go upon ths property hereinafter des
crihod, 20 secure the payment to him OF
the note, described in said chattel mort
gage for the sum of $500 90, dated Nov.
lst 1900 due six months after date
with l24 interest and los attorney fees
uponwh,ch there is cue, 10 said Henry
q Uoors from them the sum Of $S68.00
The terms Of said chattel mortgage be-
ing broken aud the same is subject TO
foreclosure and said Henry G. Coors
having obtained possession Of the pro.
perty included in said mortgage herein
after described by replevin thereon
Now therefore notice is hereby given,
that the undersigned will on the
goth day a February 1906 at TO o'clock
A. M, Of said day at the house of II.
liabadie Ia Las Vegas, N NJ. to recover
the payment of said sam Of $4,000 and
the costs hereof and $1,000 costs of said
repleviu suit, offer for sale and cell to
the highest bidder, for cash, all the fol-
lowing described goods and chattels, to
wit;
sewing machine spool and cotton
thread box 6 drawers to il.
bod stead, hay fork, | world map,
carpenters level hand saw, bug
gy tongues,
| center table, old rubber hose 20
feet
clothes closet, closet for dishes ana
kitchen utensils,
dresser drawers, mirror Sx8 feet,
lamps,
Swiss music box, manicure box,
piano cover, piano stool,
! Home Comfort cook stove, box of
cooking utensils,
spring mattresses, wooden tables.
!, 10 foot box containing dishes, glass
ware, etc,
parlor stove, no legs, Singer Sew
ing machine, 2 2kitchen ohaira,
] wash stand with marble top, fold.
ing bed, French glass,
piano, parlor sofa, parlors chairs
bed stead,
walnut book case and books, office
desks drawers,
baby buggy, | baby's top buggy !
trunk, | kitchen chair,
rocking chair | baby chair car.
pet, / mirror 8x4 feet.
3 pillows, comforts, dictionary in
upright frame for office,
wash basin,
HENRY G.. CooRs
Mortgage.
81 list insertion Jan, 27th 1906.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1906-01-27
La REVOLUTION de Ecuador.

Guayaquil, Enero 22 Sc ha desarro.
llado ahora que durante el ataque que
Sc hizo contra el cuartel pbr los amoti-
nados, ell Niernes por la noohe, fueron
muertas 90 personas Y heridas 81. Los
soldados resistieron hasta la manana 81.
guiente, y entonoes reconoe.erOn al nue.
vo gobierno.
Antes de entrar a Quito, ls capital, el
General Alfaro, jefe de Ia revolucion,
tuvo una batnlla que dur6 cuatro horas,
en- Ia villa de Maohsohi, con las tropas
del gobierno al msndo del Corouel Lar.
rem, resultando en- 800 mnertos y 100
heridos.
Las tropas del eX presidente Garcia,
al mando del General Franco y ell Ooro,
mel Andrade, van de caminO para Quito,
donde rendir8n sus armas
Ell pueblo generalmente In reconooido
el gobierno del General Alfaro Los
negocios locales ell tr6fco de tranyias
Sc reasumieron hoy.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1906-01-27
MUM 81

Los senores Pedro Ortiz Y Salomon
Ortiz fueron a Santa Fe el Domingo,
con el fin dc atender las ceremonias de
Inauguration.
Don Leandro Lucero, superintendent
te de escuelas, ha estado ocupado du-
rante este mes visitando los diferentes
distritOs del condado.
a principles de la semana tuyimos el
gusto de yer en- nuestro despacho a les
senores DoroteO Romero. de San Igna-
clio y Juan @. Maestas, de Rooiada.
Los oaballeros, Don Eufraeio Gale.
eos Don Miguel A. Romero, del con-
dado de Union, SO pararon algunos dias
en- esta en- su regreso de atender 4 las
oeremonias de Inauguration en- Santa Fe.
Los senores Margarito Romero, Eu-
genio Romero, d. o. Winters, Antonio
Lueero y Jlron, Boniiacio Lucero Ji-
ron, Sc contaban entire los Veguefos que
atendieron la Inauguration del gober.
nador
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1906-01-27
ia CaeSIlOn .VCRelOlaBa.

Todos .os ojoS dol mundo estdn iijos
scbre IA question do Franoia y Venezue
Ia. Diplomdtioameute no SO han toma-
do pa7os ninguuos y SO dice quo el 90
bleruo Frances no determiuarA en- su
curse futuro con relacion al incidente
de Ia expulsion del representante Fran.
t6s, en- Caracas hasta despues de DIR 81
reporto de este cue esti en- camiuo
para Paris, Sin embargo, SO sabe que
Ia escuaira martina de Francia est8
lista esperanto 6rdenes, y que dos bn.
ones mas han salido para este continent
te, con el iln de haccr una DEMONSTRATION
naval ante Venezuela. III gobierno
Vene2olano 50 mantiene frme y no da
indicios niugunos dc rendir un apioe en-
sns contenci0nes
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1906-01-27

Notice is hereby given that under and
by virtue Of o decree of the district
court of the fourth judicial district Of
the Territory of New Mexico, sitting in
and for the County of San Miguel dated
and rendered on January 18th, A, ID.
1906, in case No. 6089 on the docket of
said court, entitled: Ridgway Dynamo
and Engine Company VS. John +, Merry.
man, William A. Buddacke and Las
Vegas and Hot Springs Electric Rail-
way Light a Power Company, /, the
undersigned, special master appointed,
In said decree, in pursuance of said de-
cree and for the purpose OF paying, so,
far as the proceeds thereof may apply,
the said Judgment in favor OF said plain.
tiff, of four thousand five hundred
$4,000 dollars, with interest at 6& per
annum from August s, 1904, until date
of sale, with costs accrued and costs
hereafter to accrue, including the cost
of this advertisement and said sale. shall
on the 18th day of February, A. ID.
1906, at the hour of ten O'Clock a. M,
at the east front door of the court h0ase,
sell for cash at public sale to the highest
and best bidder, all and singular the
following described property, to wit
The following goods and chattels now
being in the old power house of che Las
Vegas apd Hot Springs Electric Rail.
way Light a. Power Company. at Las
Vegas, San Miguel County, New Me-
xico, to witt one Thompson Ryan l75
X. ". Electric Generator, direct con-
nected, and one 10 inch BY Is inch
"MoEwen" simple steam engine. Dated
this II lth day Of January, A, d. 1906.
I.I8At, w, II. UEoLEs.
Special Master.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1906-01-27
NOtlCld de los FldClCOmlSariOS
de Ia MeTCed.

Por este SO da aviso que el cuerpo dc
fdeicomisarios. manejadores de la Mer.
oed dc Las Vegas han reolbido la agri-
mensura de dicha Meroed, hecha por
John l. Zimmerman, y In misma ser6
considerable para su rechszamiento 8
aprobacion en- la junta del Cuerpo en-
Las Vegas, Condado do San Miguel, ell
Lunes dia de Febrero, 1906
Toda persona que sepa dc alguna ra-
zon porque tai agrimensura no deba
aprobarse, va sea en- todo IS en- parte,
queda por este suplicada de comparecer
ante dicho Cuerpo en- ell tempo indica
do exponer tales razones para la con
sideraoion del Cuerpo.
Por orden del Cuerpo,
E V. LoNG, Seoretario.
Enero 26 de 1906.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1906-01-27

que la precedi6 al sepuloro tres amos pa.
sados. Lamentan tan terrible y desga'
rradora fatalidad dos hijos y una hiJa,
todos casados. Y un crecido numero de
nietos y parieutes asi como tambien to-
dos sus yecinos y conocidos que Ia esti.
maban en- alto grado por sus dotes de
buena oristiana, fiel esposa, carihosa
madre y honrada Y buena vecina.
"Que Dies la haya esoogido rare ador
no de 50 mansion son los deseos del que
suscribe. -
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1906-01-27
ssnn nN REC0MpENsA

Los absjo frmados ofrecen una re-.
compensa de $4,000 a la persona que
sumlnistre eyidencia con Ia oual SO phe-
da convictar la persona personas que
incendiaron la casa donde pereci0 victi.
ma de las llamas Ia familia de Benito
Sanchez, en- La Tremenhna, en- dias pa
sados. 81 el malhechor malhechores
son captnrados y SO prueba 50 culpabi-
lidad la suma antedicha sera pagada q
la persona que suministre la evidencia.
Benito Sanchez
Epigaplo MaFtiaez,
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1906-01-27
AvIsO IMPoRTANTE.

Necesito 100 hombres para ell trabajo
de las tallas en- el Oimarron de Maxwell
el dia lro de Febrero. pagar6 81 90 v
SI7o, por contrato Monte nuevo.
Tambien necesito 80 carros. Pagar6
81 90 al dia 100 de flete, de una tres
mlllas. Los pagos SO haran cada dia lE
del mes
Para mejor information dirijanse al
lntrascrito en- Ia tienda de los Ojos Ca
lientes, z millas Rrriba de Las Vegas.
l.2l-2t Trinidad Martinez.