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The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1906-11-02
RESIGNATION ACCEPTED.
Pastor of First Baptist Church Re.
Resignation to Take
Effect December !.

The Conference of the First
Baptist church held session after
service last Sunday, at which
meeting the resignation of Rev.
l.. M. Rice, pastor for nearly
eleven years, was read and ac-
cepted. Before this, however,
Pastor Rice spoke for some min
utes to his people, telling them
of the joy with which he had la
bored among them, and the
qualification which was his at
the hearty cooperation of his
members. He said that he be-
lieved the time had come when
he should step down and out,
giving place to another shepherd
who could lead them into greater
things; and this he could do with
perfect grace. Rev. Mr.. Rice
Stated that he leaves the church
with the best of feeling toward
every one, and with no ill-Will to
anyone. There was sweet spirit
of kindness and good feeling
throughout his speech.
The motion to accept his resig.
nation was preceded by several
talks by various members, who
: EXPRESSED their regret and feel
J ing of loss at the pastors with
/ drawal. Yet his step was defl-
mite and final, and they were
compelled to accept it.
The First Baptist church. OF
Union, has prospered under the
leadership of Rev. Mr.. Rice. Wher
he took charge years ago, there
was a handful of Baptists here
worshipping in 4 wooden build
e in" Nesr" "yEntaess ssassstioD ARE t%D of aun n
ay enceA' uPSn Pant, t a committee e1effri fri
ho Jn;osed J; ed Of Messrs;, Ravis p p. islI iBewl'
r. j. as A. ssppcinted ss%izt to dFa% FSasSalf Up Of +
owe ab,H aabb,Mrch, wherein W were and high
lid, Peenin feem in which the re'lfAne
os was held. :,
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1906-11-02
BAPTIST PRESS MOVES tRC.
GREENWOOD TO u, %p
And viii Hereafter be PubIishe.
Masters and Rice Instead of
Masters and BriStOw...kS
Phenomenal Growth.

The following announcement
was made in this weeks Baptist
Press:
with this issue of The Bap-!
tist Press my management and
editorial control of the paper
ceases. I have sold an interest
to the Rev. Z. N. Rice, of Union
who will assume joint control
with Editor Victor I. Masters
next week. - i
For some time I have suffered
from a very severe throat trouble.
Recently the disease has become
worse and physicians have adj
Vised me to retire from the con-
finement of office work and to-
dwell in the open country for, q!
season. This will do. / do not
relinquish all hold upon The Press
nor will l cease to write for it's,
columns. The work is too dear.
to my heart for me to surrender
it entirely.
Brethren Masters and Rice
will be in direct control of the
paper. The former is well-knewn
among Baptists of the State and
South as a versatile ands able
newspaper man. BrotherHRice
is also q Ns@4nf marlN& .pe&s-
paper Attn and pTvnoMSed
success both as a pastoMSsnd an
editor. He needs no introduc-r
ton to the people of South Caro-,
lima. He is a graduate of Fur,
man and of the Southern Theot
logical Seminary. For the past
ten years he has been pastor Of.
the First church of Union, wherS,
his ministry has been richly
fruitful of splendid results. M
The paper r~s RifHhls Hhlsae.puRG 70.
sued % hthe State wIeontinqEs .Sann Ea,,1
no, no mt The flsS aH1 an editosGs, Z
t;ots t;Uts, to rest upon VI "; G ffod,s 81
s,Sss o. lat it may be used Oh i'
to m his glory. Ra1srow."
! - u,;u be remembered ! ina I
\ 1t VIII, s,.,o Years U ago Rev; pr;s y, Z
aIas Masters and Rev; : W LGs,S GsoSth h Caro-
q tow tow purchased dned tne 0ad and edite
y lima BaptlS'' A. McA. Pitmatt
by bya pM,,Ib5lished at GreenwIteIk,i IynN takir
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1906-11-02
ANTRACT FOR BUILDING
CONFEDERATE MONUMENT LET
Nanument to be Placed In Front of
! Court HOuSe-.-Fdithful Work OF
[ William Wallace Chapter
u. D. 6.

& The William Wallace Chapter
III D. c., of this city, has labored
long and faithfully to secure a
|mbnument for the Confederate
dead. BY a series of luncheons,
Entertainments and the like,
these good ladies have raised the
sum of $7OO. They consulted
with a committee of veterans in
the city, Capt. Farr, Capt. Doug
lass, Captain Foster, Sheriff
Sanders and Judge Greer, and
after mature deliberation decid-
ed to let the contract for the
|erection of a $4,000 monument,
the plans of which have already
been submitted and accepted.
n The McNeel Marble Co., which
HAS a branch office in Spartan
Eburg. is to furnish the monu-
|faent and erect the same. 1t is
70 be 9 feet square at the base,
had raised to the height of SO
|feet, surmounted by a slab with
four granite cannon balls. The
top, however, is to be left in con-
dition for the placing of a bronze
figure if this is desired later.
The McNeel Company has made
very easy terms for the payment
OF this amount, but the ladies
.9re. unwilling for the work until
TAT least more of the mdney is
raised, if not all. The city has
granted the plot, in the street
just in front of the court house.
The exact spot has not yet been
chosen.
b The ladies of theshapter\ have
appointed committee of lAdies
Ito canvass the town Ior substsrip-
Etions to this monument ft'lnd.
This committee is Mesdamesa B.
kSE HiaaagAa ~. Peake, Ans,ie
IVA kisAsnIlSS iiss Minnie Gist.
II {thI ihet u will begin work
;YsaTH, sssF ssFs'at'Sss" Ss"s s. + is AsHEaa Hfar
,aTk = William Wallace chsntoyo,
.as !a.su worked faithfully in hiapteIo th;a ' y
aYhsn1 :, and the s7oo ira raise an n a
snem see th is very largely the ri fs
Uniofe!r labors; for not me q
!. for a.d let CIR. They =, pa' 'poat
). tSI tS;s good work. r.tlzen : j." lie
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1906-11-02
Horse Walks Tresae'

M M;sss sSssa qH'ss sSssS ;s,{ SfE;ss Ssss; J;
9wnd Sead now. F!t,,oS For, On to t"ss walk the
PIss%t g. &C. ntsrsstls pear Ss the fe HneSG off,
Sssstnse msss ms sassss Sssesssssss sss ss
svsFas Ffas,t ss$sSsstpEs But s sAs ss
::$ {: f: i: ::: $ ::.: :; ! :.; $;:.;;$; !; +
eSaSss eeSSnaSnsetion Ha,s may yaeested be sIns'""ih
g. the an" %u'tsh on shs i. s G. s.
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Mr Nuah Glymph E,ad.

trg% ws95 b.. W: v: \: e slynPsAl; e. PsAl;ynps' HSss
witn went f!; to ;tRsir old tSae ther a. eds
y;!is ySlSfhsr, ssraass'h rasssh, :sd died on the above
NJ eSs%ss SysS ssrssy gs; Fl Il h5s sss Ss
but but, nSe Weeks, and his 0e"''
MT oRssRsitdsiSre ofsas2s tdsireetor ffE59Smmpsvil from Il
y Bailey's went 10 70 the body wa
y hhuarried hurd "Wednesday:
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1906-11-02

ers: They ya have ysseIs2SsS dSSstSi4t the he SplsHtt
ssSpsssnt sad psss ths s psps9a SpeiRt T s 's!s
Fl tSs s$sss journals astss sSst
Widndsr 70 . their ,fs,assmnSpsnsd friends tsssd '@ss
should: :: nave Ia brief a time .;a,ss n,ReV
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1906-11-02
pu,O,t Committee Appointed

, .st Sunday at the thh;esna5idm Baps'eff Of
faStehn Re~. l.. NJ. Rice was anothsr assapsa pas
fomw5ssssa fop %ss appointed 5S rant Thts cSsr fs&
$;:; Il !: n + + Rs; $::s :;;
" 10 D. correspond SsSnd ,ss With h1eeUmmen sUa,1a
i ministers ai,inn to she she church assembled
e in conference.
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Illustrated lecture at As'"''

rhore will be lecture, nt,,res' n'' in
tSe tFasfRs Reading R9om s,a Maondsy at shs night,
;ss ;NsosvsmSs4 Dn5snsst sth At ssys ssloffS he ese Ms
ts'Sas atins the maslhinst,u ssture sn0 The pro
By B: ovens ere for %rt the benefit Of on''
SMSetbodist church.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1906-11-02
Carnival Coming.

The city has gg,s gEsntssam Amusement; psal'e't
an ysts to sss Sses week in ntS1s,s Of
tse; sss Union nj cSrnstt net te B.as' sss the 81
sE pe9RPte sRe Calculations G .Is pony, syn,d IN q
snake eater the 0"
the rest.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1906-11-02
uad Never Seen Train.

Mrs. Rachel chsl., West at SgeS w!eSr and a
Mr.; 5; rLas;Dected l.; wssi' citizen Of das Weis in
SS;ss SSS5s sssE SSs to owsS ES' Ss5 E
sS sss ssS SsSs ssss To- unen @sS
%sss haS e aS sSS sss eyer she
a. a railroad train, ain vears a.a, Old and is
aboati bootiye Sf Of Union county.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1906-11-02
Breeders Association Vs

usssrs. Bauhard Bros, a os;can ae1,d bred
isssnS hoasss, are The to city; itSsz;saaiss sGS
ssSSs ss;5& ss!ss& &Ss SspgsSsy gsSs% asss Ss
$ $$::s;: <; {: !: : !: y! $
Sss e.; e: ;'$ s,ss If sii rs SsSs
s5 ss::sss ss3 }e in ss t; :ssssy ;s sssS i Ssy j;
u. vi lieved that the
llaf organized.
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ns,eoatss to Convention Of o' D. "

A. a meeting Of I the c'' "alt'thrre at the
!; !: e.; =; $;$ss 5s
Ssess9ss?sss ssts at Ssls s,s on s$
SsmbfFF S1s, T. n. a4'S; Ssrr and Mrs v Z
DePass.
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A Marriage.

Mr.. W. L. Petty and ass1;sa MiSFh Thars- Iss-
tla day evening, NAYS Noy: a. father, fa Mr.:
hone H C. 3 Bai!sy ins Rev; yI;,;n;sten Is M Inn i%
Ss's'ss sssSsss s'SsE Ssse 1T ! @s sS
sfqtn sf Mr.: H. G. Bailsyf sds u Ts,' tSe prcpr
in UniS4ni 10 ths ana Bailey G1s and Cash son nse
ssssik s%s?kss ct VI Ths SsFsy FFSo" rsb s TS FaS
,e potledb poottends best wishes.
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Marriage at lOekhaTt'

,.rried, at Loekhart Ptoom, At ene
residence Of IN MI; T., ths hs'7 9th inst,
q %;ss sae clorens Bentley ytiudd' tIinM Mag ss
!..hst. Ridge; faa Barnes 'Ofheiatins'
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1906-11-02

I,ms ms:yss5 sn T S te ss s1S SS:ssd ss
; ss :sssa$ ss;. aS i sss & s sss
gsndsf The nr'sssw nsS ~iil 1ss9tinss con sss
Rey 3 xree Me for the psssnss aau Of fi his
iasSS s$ S sss se s1ssRsS 1nsssRsshs$& dir
s e: r: !: sssss: Is;sssss: S i es;s: sss 4; s
llMIba lin he in the same pulullAs'
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1906-11-02
DR.. ETHAN W. FOSTER IS DEAD.
The City of Union Stirred by Tragic
News of His Death...The End
Came on Wednesday.

town of Union was stirred by the
news that DR.. E. w. Foster had
shot himself. The tragedy oc-
Cured just inside the door of the
Union Hardware Co., where DR..
Foster had gone to make a pur-
chase. While the clerk, who
waited on DR.. Foster, was back
at the money drawer, the shot
was fired and the tall form of the
young man fell to the floor. Many
friends Immediately rushed to
him, and all the aid possible was
rendered to his wants. He was
removed at once to the home of
his father, Mr.. B. F. Foster, on
South street, where Drs. Linder
relieved his suffering, although
they did not at that time probe
for the ball.
The pistol was a38 calibre, and
the ball entered two inches above
the heart, penetrated the upper
left lung and lodged just under
the left shoulder blade. TuesG'
day d. ysseq mqrfpnc pnce Dr. 81 IL hindsr, ba.oy with s
did not reEobed for vho Vi hs,I IryGrl 't OF
doing no hnove it, BECAUSE H.' e was yus
{Foster die arm: n ~
loading sst;t,ition st was sucn nl,o,1d c,
His consClodM Monday he "oGlu wow
~, recover, but W;a he would have
Y inc the truth sala ido wv was not con
3 to CIV CIV for M some time IR2TTeeSdnesda
r. scious o,d u, which came Weohe'u'
re the affernoon sno; at 4:so: .o laid to re
n The remains wer- tarv Thursd:
ct IN the the City ceme,te9rSii m,a9rSi Rev.
cts Il ateefML Mcleod. pastor coonnducti on
as 90 Methools.so ISL, A great host OF :,
de. Fosters frienas els;d loving trib9
will serslcSbes Sc boon companion: ,ore Il libe
" en- ~ TO "a a Vas was never a more i'0e
nts. @ there re,.om,,sss,hearted mss man. onc
' generdG'a gee;nsnd's Welfare was shrssd his eS';n IN
Dr, Foster VIII DC ,ore many
4. town, b for there wers snd enioye
" catch SSuua%tched for him anu '"'
ms Of iovial presence ,os "a years
ought DR.. Foster MARYLAND sch
I'd in graduate ol nracticing
ch on dentistry an 4v His paren
ng in Mr.. and ns+ Mls, substantia
# her among the llio' county. +
,as the lilies OF the 10 mourn ]
ler, of these, those T.eT pen Foster,
married. are: Mr.: .. D L. Caly
ite we'll Shoals; MRS, MIC. g. Frank
enjoyed Mt. Tabor; NV ". Va; AM
tho are of PledmoltI%, ltI%,ro,1qhout tn
9th of ffloIluS CiiA
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-. OpOii sLLo
pt possession nn,itrs Of the
paper Me'o oond
NJ a s t e r s an. anu
Bristow ersd enlargdi
ed it, changg;esu gg;sa
its name to @laS lme
Baptist press' q
and b e g a II 9
strong campaig!Ir
scr so, new subscrib
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1906-11-02
, I1NoN SOUTH CAROLINA, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER
F. M. FARR President, J. d. ARTHUR Cashier.
THE MERCHANTS { PLANTERS NATIONAL BANK,
THE "OLD RELIABLE"


After the crop has escaped the and all other things
have fight against and get the money for it,
still liable lose the crop, unless you have the money
safe place We offer the farmer safe place for the
from his and offer to him assistance that
bank possibly give The last of ha
vesng harvest the money proceeds of your
sound, safe Bank.
. Moral: Deposit your crop money in 1.-The Old Reliable"
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Mr. Mr.. Bristow has, as, ,
ON; On account o.,aS Of the
Sssse Seen forced to ore re-
4 age salgpeement h,ao, hd ea,f Of
; torial coatfo' .nd
The Press, ,ailUu ailU'
his work has a peSI o h,
,nndert a X e n:ac n o;
+ Rev. eS L. M; boR Rleve e
.,ho with Rev. V
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DECLARACi0N P0IlTlCA DE- lIk 10.
VEN AL0S PRiNClPlOS RfPU-
RIlCAN0S.

El siguiente es un discourse pronun-
ciado por Ell j6ven Adelaide Tafoya,
ante la convention Republicans ell dia
% de de Octubre de 1906:
Senior presidente y caballeros de la
convention Republicans, del conda-
do de San Miguel, Territorio de Nue.
vo Mexico.
Seguramente mi presencia en- esta
convention Republican,, causard a
Uds., mis- amigos Republicanos, una
gran sorpresa de admiration politica,
ell encontrarme con Uds., tomando
parte activa en- la deliveraci6n de los
hombres energicos, capaees y de con-
fianza que el partido Republieano hai-
go creado en- el condado de San
Miguel, para coronarlos Ell esta con-
venci0n, con un nombramiento de
confianza para que desempefien los
intereses de su pueblo natal, y sc
acuerden cuando esten coronados con
las duioes galas de la victoria que
en- este suelo Sc meci0 u cuna dc su
infancia, y que muchas veces Sc arro-
llaban, en- aquel dulce suefo, con las
amables canciones que sus mades les
cantaban asi mismo oonciuda5anos
deberan de hacer los hombres que el
partido Republican, levante en- esta
convention para los puestos publicos
dar cumplimiento q sus deberes oficia-
les, satisfaction este honrado
pueblo cuando SO las pida. Uds., mis-
conciudadanos no podran menos que
yenarse de gusto y de regocijo, al oir
de mis- labios el dictamen dc mi Opt
MON politica, y al saber que desde el
dia de Nov. de 1905, he declarado
mi opinion politica d los principles
del glorioso partido Republicano, me
he venido al partido Republican,, sin
que se me halla pagado un solo CEN
tavo por mi opinion politica.
Segdn 10 han dicho algunos de mis-
amigos Democratas, ha sido mi espon-
tanea voluntad haeerlo asi; sin min
gunos medios llioitos para clio. No
aspire ningdn nombramiento, segdn
| 10 dicen mis- amigos democratas, pero
81 aspire oil sembrar en- buen tereno,
y cuitiyarlo con mi inteligencia, para
que en- algun dia, no muy tarde, pue-
da recojer, algo de la buena semilla,
Y de los m6ritos, que ell flnado. Jesus
Ma. Tafoya, plant6 en- el condatio dc
San Miguel, con sus amigos Republic
canos, Y Democratas. No puede me
nos que tocar miel de la colmena
aquella abeja trabajadora, que and'
de flor en- for, recojiendo miel, desd'
que Dios manda la luz del dia, hast;
que la noche la priva de su tarea. AS
mismo caballeros de esta convenci6l
Republican,, tendran Vds, que hon
rar al que trabaja, para engrandeee
las fiias de nuestro partido, siendo qu
: sea un hombre de confanza y de ca
pacidad.
Soy de vds. Sinceramente 81 ami
90 en- politica Y personalmea5c, suhu
milde serbidor.
PEDRO A. TAroyA.
y Upper Las Vegas, N. N
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iQUE SlGNIFlCAN
Los AtaQues PersOnaIes de Ia OpOsi.
ci6n Contra 81 DeIeeadO Andrewsl

La prensa de oposici6n esta sa-
cahdo al fin las uias y endilgan-
do feroces ataques personales
contra ell Hon. w. III. Adrews,
candidate Republican, para De.
legado al Congreso. quiza cedien-
do al instinto felino que general
mente be manifesto en- tales pu-
blicaciones, 9 tai vez en- pago de
la cortesia y miramiento con que
ha sido tratado el senior LARA
zolo, candidate Democratic para
delegado por la prensa Republic
cana. Esto no es de extrahal
baio las circunstancias preyaIe'
cientes, pues es cosa muy natural
que Ia impotencia provoque ra
! bia y despecho entire partidarioi
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LOS BENtFIClOS
Que ha neChO eI PartidO ReuhliCanO
al COndadO de San Miguel.

La campana polftica SO va 6
inaugurar en- seguida en- este
grande 6 imperial condado de San
Miguel, tan pronto como los can
didatos que llenen ell boleto Re.
publicano de condado hayan sido
nominados, Asi es, que no esta
fusra de iugar hacer algunas OBJ
servaciones en- referencia q los
servicios y beneflcios que esta or.
ganizaci0n ha prestado alconda-
do durante los diez amos pasa
dos, s fin de refrescar ell Amino de
los votantes que con tanta cons
tancia y cello 10 han sostenido, y
desmentir de este modo las cen
suras y animadversiones que de
tempo en- tempo sc dirigen con-
ira algunos de los empleados Re-
publicanos de condado. Esto es
tanto mas necesario, cuanto que
la oposicion Sc escuda con ell su-
puesto olvido de sus propios ac-
tos que ell traseurso de los amos
pueda haber tTaido & cabo.
Todos estamos familiarizados
con la historic del condado dc
San Miguel sogGn era dntes Dc
que los Republicanos tomasen Ia
direction Official de los negociof
p1blicos. En- aquel tempo rel
naba el partido llamado Unionis
ia, que en- su doble car6cter d.
;. Unionista y Democratic logro en-
sehorarse dc Ia mayoria del pue
bio del condado, gracias a Ii
efectiva y protection de la arbi
. traria y abusiya administrator
del entonces gobernador de Nue
vo Mexico, el notario William I
slThornton. Naturalmente, la ad
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que Sc van quedando en- la trase-
ra y no encuentran otro desquite
que el de la difamaci6n personal.
Pero el verdadero siguiticado
de tales ataques Sc encierra en- la
animosidad personal que sienten
contra ell candidate Republican,
los cabecillas de la Democracia,
al yer que este eaballero cada dia
Sc merece meior el respeto Y apo
20 del pueblo y esta destiuado &
figurar en- la historic de Nuevo
Mexico como uno de sus mas eff.
cientes representatives, y uno que
como Official y como particular
ha hecho mayor benefcio que ma
die 4 sus conciudadanos. Nopue.
den perdonarle el prestigio 6 in.
fiuencia que posee con muchos de
los miembros de ambas camaras
congresionales en- Washington,
nj mucho menos la gran popula.
ridad de que disfruta entire el pue-
bio de Nuevo Mexico, cuya gran
mayorfa esta dispuesta y resuel.
ia q darle ell 6 de Noviembre ell
endosamiento mas grandioso que
ha recibido janis ningAn hom.
bre p6blico en- este Territorio.
Asi mismo, es para ellos hiel Y
vInagre la secreta conviction que
abrigan de que q delegado An
drews durante su segundo ejerci.
clio como delegado va q sobrepu-
iarse q 81 mismo s q demostrar
mayor eficiencia y exito en- el fo-
mento y defensa dc los intereses
de sus CONSTITUENCIES, y por con.
secuencia de este, 81 popularidad
va a echar mas profundas raices
en- elanimo desus conciudadanos.
Este es el m0vil verdadero de
los acrimouiosos ataques que
con tanto empeho ha emprendido
la prensa Democrata, la que sin
poner lfmite 8 valla d sus denun-
cias difamatorias, obra cual 81
contemplate al delegado Andrews
como un individuo fuera ella ley,
q quiel no alDanza los privilegios
y prerro9ativas dc una oposici6n
moderada y racional. Tai vezse
Iimaginan los cabecillas Y perio-
distas Democratas que al obraI
de esta manera pueden despresti'
giar al candidate Hepublicano y
dar mayor realce y empuie q Ia
campana de su opositor. Perc
10 contrario es cierto, porque ia
metodo de oposicion solo sirvt
para disgustar Y repeler q todos
los hombres imparciales de ST
propio partido que no apruebar
que Sc trate con tanto vituperiC
q uno de los prineipales hombre'
de Nuevo Mexico, cuyos empeno'
y esfueros Sc han dirigido STEM
pre- Ell beneficio de todos los ciu
dadanos, sin hacer ninguna dis
tincion entire amigos y oposito
res. Asi es que la conducta de Il
oposici6n no es nj decente nj sen
sata.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1906-10-25

ministraci6n unionista fue abso-
luta Y todopoderosa durante los
amos que tuvo el mando, Y q pc
sar de ESQ, el condado de San
Miguel era presa de la mas es-
pantosa anarquia y no habia Sc
guridad ninguua para las vidas
ytpropiedades de los ciudadanos.
III bandolerismo reinaba en- to-
das parties sin nig6n disiraz nj
disimulo, y en- pleno dia Sc come
tian los robos mas descarados.
Por otra parte, la administra-
ci0n del condado sc hallaba en-
complete caos Y confusion, y ell
credito del condado estaba ente-
ramente menoscabado y no ha-
tia fondos en- la tesoreria, de ma
nera que todo era desorganiza-
ci6n y desarreglo EN- la conducta
de los negUcios.
En- esta coyuntura entraron
los Republicanos en- el poder, Y
muy pronto Sc motto una mejora
notable Y visible en- la condicion
de los negocios. Los oficiales
Republicanos tomaron q empe-
no la introduction del 0rden y la
buena administrator y POGO a
POGO Sc fue estebIeciendG la su-
premacia de la ley, y al fin pudie-
ron respirar los habitantes paci.
ficos y volvio & reinar la tran.
quilidad en- todos los hogares
del condado.
Las diferentes administracio
nes que Sc han sucedido desde que
tom6 las riendas el partido Re
publicano, fuerou mejorando los
negocios gradualmente hasta
que al fin las cosas vinieron a su
estado normal y en- la actualidad
este es uno de los condados me-
jor administrators en- el Terrific.
rio de Nuevo Mexico.
Los hombres que han hecho una
obra tan magma y tan importan-
to han sido y son todos miem-
bros del partido Republicano, y
casi todos figuran todavia en- la
arena polftica Y en- la p1blica CO.
mo pilares de la organization Y
como ciudadanos dignos y hon
radios Que nerecen toda consi-
deraci0n y respeto. Estos sor
los que tienen y deben de tener e
apoyo sincere y entusiasta delo'
votantes del condado de San Mi
guel, porque va el pueblo sab'
que son sus fieles amigos, qut
nunca han ialtado Il sus prone
sas y siempre estan listos q de
fender los derechos del pueblo.