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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-11
Ward Appropriations Must Go.

8 Almost exactly one year ago. NUM-
Der Of citizens, among whom were Mt
r. H.. Traylor md Dr. Z. n. Caisch ana
other prominent members Of the Jo'h'
Y Committee OH Progress, appeared Tor
& mally before the Committee on Charter
Ordinances and Reform, IN a vain at
4 tempt 10 abolish or modify the uttefi!
E,ndefensible custom Of dlvdind the ap-
nronriation for streets between lhc
wards. This barbarous relic OF dece'''i'i-
izcd government has cost Richmond az
incalcunble amount Of r1isspent money
and avoidable discomfort. me mere
4 statement from Mr.. w. W. Morton that
fonlv $4,000 out of q total appropriation OF
10000 was set apart for the repa''
1und'' shows what ptifuly small part
Of the whole amount was expended, Win
reference to the needs of the city as
INIT. All the rest, $4,000 Which is more
IN 5000 than it cost to pave Franklin
and Grace with asphalt block, was
smeared out In the various wards, Win
no other system or plan than the own
sweet will Of the ward committee.
Just think for moment: II $4,000 IS
enough for the necessary repair fund,
then the rest of the annual appropriation
for streets in the last two years would
have put smooth paving on Clay Street
where the dust from street cars makes
such an improvement essential for the
health and comfort of the residents; be-
sides leaving enough over to pave
large part Of the shopping districts on
Broad Street. Has the other system Of
tered any benefits comparable to these
prospective improvements?
s Which is more Important, to better the
street conditions or to leave the present
division of spoils system between the
4 wards untouched? The public which is
daily tormented by unnecessary dust
would give short shift to the argunHnts
for the present system, II the voters
could understand the truth of the matter
In a word there is lack of unity In our
CITY administration. No amount of ar
Bgument could persuade the people TO
give the various ward committees control
of the extension OF the gas and water
mains, for example; and assuredly streets
IRE of as much or more Importance, IN
point of priority and daily use. Why
then should we continue the present sys-
tenn of ward division? Why should we
maintain a competent engineering de-
partment and then leave some OF It's
most important functions to the hap
hazard chance and inexperienced judy
snent OF a council committee?
This condition and system is absolutely
indefensibe If Mr.. Alortons resolution
awakcns the public long enough to de-
mand the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of the ward
system OF appropriations, It's author will
have rendered an exceedingly valuable
service to the whole community The
important thing Is for the public to un-
derstand; for understanding means de-
mand, and demand means reform.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-11
DECLARED NOMINEE.
Congressman John Lamb Gets
omination.

Nomination.
The Third District Democratic Com
mittee mot at noon yesterday and de-
clared Hon. John Lamb the congressional
nominee Of the Democratic party for
this district.
Chairman Z. L. G. Scott presided and
Mr.. Clyde W. Saunders acted as secro-
tary.
The committee was in session only q
few minutes, as there was no opposition
to Captain Lamb.
The following resolution was adopted
by the committees:
Whereas, Hon. John Lamb Is tho only
candidate who has announced himself
for Congress and paid tho assessment
required by this committee; therefore.
Resolved, I, That he Is hereby declared
tho, Democratic nominee for Congress
from tho Third Congressional District Of
Virginia for tho Sixtieth Congress.
Resolved, 2, That no primary being me-
cessary, the assessment paid by him Is
hereby ordered to be returned to him.
Resolved, 3, That the chairman of this
committee furnish q copy Of these resolu-
lions to the Hon. John Lamb and to the
press. 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-11

tains evil trafllcs an offset to the loss
OF men. a species OF wireless
telegraphy has long been In use In tho
East BY some subtle means and with
the swiftness OF lightning limitations OF
any unusual occurrence are carried from
village to village, and the whole popula-
ton Of district congregatcd In an In
credibly short itme The c9ur-
age Of the cured man commands adml-
ration. His loyalty TO his del!verer was
nut TO sevcrcst possible test TO retravel
the country through which he had been.
driven by the demons at their VIII and
to face the people who had seen MIN ~
his naked Insanity--nO wonder that hd
begged to be permitted to leave tho re.
gon His obedience under such. circum,,
stances was fine evidence OF his moral
worth. Flo was ut to be the first mis-
sionary to the heathen.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-11

Mrs. John De,ney last Friday night. Sew
et.al wives Of columbia professors were g
present some with their husbands ana ana
some without Many woiiet, students ana ~,
tt,chers at the university were present.
!, The wife ard ti,otlier-iit-lnw or one o. ;.
the best known editors In New forR
were there. ore ht The. most distinguished
of American ,,thors and her hlsph ~ !
were guests and various women writer's
Of less fame, N,t entire respcctability.
When. In circumstances almost exactlS
similar to those ,,nder which the GorKys
have been united George Eliot, the grent-
est woman TINT England ever produced,
took the same co,lrse. sho was taoooeti
b., the British mntron. Times have owl
IDENTIFY changed.
we should say so, and ,noros tho pity.
If decent matrons IN America receive wo-
men like Nine. Gorky III the socln circle
trent her witt, Difference. listen with com
plnsance to her story and her justiflca-
ton OF It, how long will II te, before
they both tolerate and approve the RUS
slen codc7
6"'vico Is monster Of such frlghtful
inen, h
mat to be hated needs but to be seen;
But seen too oft familiar with his face,
US first endure, then pity then en-
brace" &f So
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-11
How the Farmers Voted.

Editor OF Tho Times Dispatch;
Shiny attention has been called 70
Boydton. which states that, presented
the pledge TO farmers to sign and that
very few signed. did not present a
pledge for signatures, but read IT. and
sign when the pledge was presented to
the local clubs. 10 express It by a rising
vote, The chairman OF the meeting, who
knew who were farmers, stated to mo
that about fOur-nfths OF the farmers
rose. / have been absent and did not
SEQ your report for some time, hence
dely in making this correction, which
please publish,
Respectfully,
s, G, ADAMS,
Red Oak. Va,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-11
The Democratic Outlook.

a Northern contemporary which claims
Ia be independent In politics. says that
the Democrats are In dilemma because
President Roosevelt has stolen their thun-
der and has become a radical Of radicals
In pursuing the corporations and advo-
eating legislation to curb and control
them "rhe party that would meet MIR.
Roosevelt is economic rndicalism." It says
must evidently push far towards down
right collectlsm." But Is 1t ne
ccssary for tho Democratic party
TO out Roosevelt Roosevelt In rad
ioallsm in order to get votes? So far
from It, we are convinced that the hope
OF Democracy now lies In conservatism
The Democratic party has always been
strongest In it's integrity. when 1t has
stood squarely by its original principles.
and made no sort Of alliance with aliens.
The partys greatest victory was In 1892.
when 1t had an ideal Democratic plat
form, with tariff for revenue only as the
paramount issue. Mr.. Roosevelts radl-
calism IS regarded by the substantial ele-
mcnt in our population as menace not
orly TO prosperity. but to our form OF
government, and II there ever was need
for pure and true Democracy IT is now
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-11
Rhymes tor0o-D!qy
Fudge.

II behind All. Tennyson.)
IT'S the butchers daughter,
L And she has grown SO fat, SO fat,
The very blind, think. could
Perceive where she was at:
Onweisht I'd deem that buSom lass
Quite In the dime museum class.
TO be that lady's necklace
+ couldn't possibly be hired.
Though that was what Lord Tennyson
50 ardently desired
(yVhcn little guessing that sweet piece
or girlhood was to grow obese)
r would not be her girdle-
AS he begged holly in his song
TO round that lasss person
I'd have to bc-so long!
Besides I'll add, to end my rhyme
ia deem the thing a waist OF time):
II. s. II.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-11
Easy Divorce in Russia.

Said Nine. Gorky the other day In New
York: aft E
ITO secure divorce the complainant
must produce before the ecclesiastical
covr, two witnesses who Will swear to the
ilf;deli,y. This requirement is not only
revolving. bu, impossible; SO that self
respecting persons in Russia simply dis
regard the church entirely IN matters OF
divorce When husbands and wives
wish to separate they simply do so; and,
II they wish 10 marry again, they sim
ply announce the fact OF such marriage
to the world. TO such lengths had this
custom gone that the government was
finally obliged to recognize It. and now.
by the law OF the Russian Empire, any
such marriage which has lasted five years
becomes legal, and Its children inherit
IKE children of church marriage.
Can any nation prosper In morals or
patriotism with such a beastly code? Yet
the woman who made this statement and
who Is herself 'marrled" to her "hus-
be nd" under this convenient mode, has
been received In New York society and
| ii was at a fashionable reception In tho
| rcme Of IA we'll known professor that her
speech was mace III aPoAos'zihS tor the
affair, the New York Press naively re-
| marks that "womon do not saore so
easily as formerly at the charge of un-
| conventionality In family relations on the
part OF women" 1T was u group OF
women" adds the Press, who have
been meeting during the past winter for
the study OF sociological subjects w,,c
arranged the reception Of Nine. t;orks
held at the residence Of Professor ane
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-11
Church Against the Club,

Judro witt of the Hastings Court. yesterday
reiusea to grant license 10 The Richmond Club
at Tenth and Broad Streets ssyeTa! w,, ~ resS
and in addition to this petition. Isignd by
every member al, the, Broad Street Melhosdlss
~ renew the license OF the club. which Is Just
across the street from the GhS lah which yo
N nona I'm to-day. but 1t Is understood that
Tho proprietor, James 3. Mum. has refused "
make application for q license
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-11
Al Bad Man About.

President j. B. Fitzgerald. OF the Central
Trades and Labor Council. Is on the lookout
for a man who represents himself MS soliciting
BY the council, President Fitzgerald declared
that tho council was at present interested tnrb ~
coming Issue OF a city labor directory, now
preparing under the supervision Of 9 eom-
mittee appointed especially for, that purpose.
has absolutely no Endorsement from the central
council, ttN.i# -}aHf 1f5f
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-11
WANTS REWARD OFFERED
Governor Swanson Appealed tc
Rv Carroll County Officer.

Governor Swanson yesterday received re-
quest from the Commonweath's attorney OF
Carroll county that a reward be offered tor ths
capture Of Logan Vernon, who shot and killed
replied that he could do nothing. but adding
that the matter, u brought before the boar
the statute bearing on the case in hts reply
Similar requests were made by the authorl-
tics OF Wise county In regard to the recent
escape OF eight prisoners from tho county jail,
and they We're likewise referred to tho oct!
giving tho power to the supervisors to offer
rewards, g=f tE-#st
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-11
Foundation Being Laid.

Work on the erection ~ the mpnumsnt 70
began yesterday. and the foundation stone was
laid, Ishe site Of the monument y Just north
OF the Capitol building, between the Washlng-
ton and the Jackson monuments,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-11

e. III. Hnrrimnns record trip across
the continent cxcites the familiar wonder
that any one should be In such n hurry
to get to New York.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-11

Come to think OF It. "the man with
the 10 faces" is not such a bad descrlp-
tlcn for one or two politicians We wot
Of. t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-11

AZ for the exact meaning Of tho rate
bill we can only sec It ms through an eye
glass, lnrkly.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-11

Richmond's dust reminds us somewhat
of the late g.. Washington in that 1t
firmly declines to le
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-11

That fog you see hanging over Congress
Is merely the penumbra Of Mr.. Hepburns
little measure.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-11

Young Lady Doing Nicely.
Miss Murel Smith, the popular young daugh..
ter Of Mr. and Mrs, Robert NJ, Smith, OF West
Main Street. who was operated on for the ap-
nendicltIs at the virginia Hospital. Is re-
ported as getting along nicely
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-11

May we ny at last?' asks II writer In
an exchange. Certainly, Freddy, II you
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-11

A death rate, 1t seems, is largely a
matter of the blue pencil.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-11

Jefferson Company to Meet,
MI ,n,,ol meeting of tho stockholders Of
tho =" Jcfferson Really Corporation will be held
at the JEFFERSON Hotel on Monday a., at i neoox
s a. Yesterday that tho meeting was called
10 carry out the provisions OF the bylaws
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-11
Virginia's Folorn Hope

This narrow circuit, where probably
every yard Of ground covers grave.
may we'll DO called the battle-ground and
burial place of Yirglnia's 'forlorn hope
through whose labors ana sutler'ngs inc
foundation OF the colony, was laid.
The Incidents OF historic intercst con-
nected with the old palsaded town would
occupy much more lime for relation ana
thought than the visitor usually has 70
give. so We must now turn to the ehuFch-
yard,
Lingering for o. time to examine the
old tower, which was for 80 long INC
only visible relic OF Jamestown, tourls.s
pass through II and enter the temporary
building erected behind It to protect the
foundations OF the church from ;he DE-
structIve effects Of lhe weather. Only
few years ago these foundations WsFs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-11

Those basely- balling clubmen are report
ed resting quietly this morning.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-11

a Congress is not SO exciting as a
l0uuma, but lots safer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-11

We first endure, then pity, then en-
brace 5ssl s
p. III. Hnrriman's record trip across
the continent cxcitcs the familiar wonder
that any one should be In such n hurry
to got to New York.
i1g, ------------:.--------------- AFslF-
AZ for the exact meaning Of tho rate
bill, we can only see It MS through an eye
glass, darkly.
Come to think OF It. ''the man with
the 10 faces" is not such bad descrip-
tIcn for one or two politicians wo wot
Of. ,
Richmond's dust reminds us somewhat
Of the late g. Washington, in that It
firmly declines to lie.
That fog you sec hanging over Congress
lis merely the penumbra Of Mr.. Hepburns
little measure.
MAY we fy at last?" asks u writer In
an exchange. Certainly, Freddy, II you
can.
A death rate, It seems, is largely
matter of the blue pencil.
Those basey-b alling clubmen are report
ed resting quietly this morning.
A Congress is not so exciting as a
1oouma, but lots safer.
U,sttstia. -.
The season hesitates between base-balls
and moth-balls.
It was rather an anxious day for N.
Komanoff.
Let's investigate tho whether depart
ment.
Anything but open work weather, this.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-06-16
oEsEAN aqua ARTEsIANA
EN- ESTANcIA.

Estancia, N. NJ, JUNO 14.,-En
Ia tarde del dia IL de JUNO Ia
Association de Desarrollo del Va
lie de Estancia tuvo una reunion
muy importante en- la cual SO ha.
llaban presentes setenta miem.
bros, quienes Sc reuuieron para
escuchar ell informe del comite
nombrado hace una semana pasa.
da para solicitar suscriciones por
acciones en- una compafiia de no.
ria artesana que sera tornado con
el nm de CAVIAR una noria en- Es-
tancia. FL comite report6 sus
criciones en- cantidad de mas que
1880, por donde la association
procedi6 a OF ganizar una compa.
mia eligiendo oficiales temporal
rios, como sigue: Mr.. Lasater,
presidente; Mr.. Nisbit, vice pre-.
sidente: Mr.. Russian, secreta
rio; Mr.. Van Stone, tesorero
Otra iunta fue llamada para ell
LINES en- la tarde, cuaEdo Sc es.
pera efectuar una organization
permanente 8 incorporar la com
por $40, 900, inmediatamen-
tie despues de 10 c lal arreglos SO
ran hechos para CAVIAR la noria,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-06-16
Baca Absuelto.

Socorro, N. M, JUNO 14.-La
averiguacion de Felipe Baca por
la muerts de D. Baca fue juzgada
en- corte aqui ell microbes y ell
jurado estuvo Ell deliberaciones
solamente por 30 minutes antes
de retornar I'm dict&men de alb.
seduction, sobre Ell cargo de ase
sinato. La causa habia levanta.
do mucho interes en- este conda
do pero aquellos que oyeron Ia
evidencia pronto Sc convencieron
que ell hombre a quien Sc estaba
juzgando no estaba culpable.
Felipe Baca, mariscal de Soco'
FRO, bale6 y DID muerte a David
Baca, el dia 3 de Diciembre:
1905, despues que 81 dltino ha'
bia hecho fuerza matarlo a 81.
Ell asesinato fue el resultado de
un agravio de mucha duracion.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-06-16

81 su est6mago lie molesta no ,enga
a Ia conclusion que no tiene cura, por-
que muchos han sldo permanentemen-
te curados o las Pastillas de Cham
berlain para Estomago 9 Higado. OBJ
tengan n lnuestra gratis en- cual-
quiera de las boticas y hagan un expe-
rimento. Tambien curan constipation
y biliosidad.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-06-16

Rihones saludables desechan las Inn
de la sangre, y a nc Q que
hagan este Ia salud es impossible. La
Cura de Foley para los Riaones hace
~rlfiones buenos y positivamente curara
todas formas de malestares de los r.
Y la vejiga. Da fuerza a TODD
sistema. En- Ia botica de A. G. Ire
land,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-06-16

lnesndIo 81 s6hado Pasada y d L6nss
81 Gran jurado del Tsrrltorlo ha
6ldo p~sscaroado.

"|. ." IH|IL ||N. @-T .".|| I-.
La sehorita Anita Gonzales y Apo
Ionic Ortiz. coutmjercn matrimonio
81 ldnes pasado On Ia Iglesia DO Nues-
ira sehora de los Dolores on Las We
gas.
La pianta de- la Compahia de Mdrgnol
de Las Vegas en- oil lado 0este esta ca
81 concluida y para 81 mes que eutra
espera poner sus productos en- oil nser-
cado.
I'll gran jurado del Territorio dc Ia
corte de distrito por 81 Condado de
San Miguel retorn6 10 ~querellas duran
To su session. Ftie descargado el lines
pasado,
Una iicencia de- matrimonio ha sido
expedida q Nicanor Benavidez y Juant
ia Gonzales, de San Geronimo.
I'm caballo de mlcho valor p~ertene-
ciehte q Nicanor Martinez fue muerto
d cabailo cuando tropes6 y cay6, que
tarde. Prudencio Martinez andaba en-
81 caballo caundo tropez6 y cay6, que
brandose una de las patas dc atras.
I'll Policia de noche Davis mat6 al AMI
NAL. N.
FL lines pasado en- Ia tarde un peQue
! no incendio octrri6 en- 10 r~esidencia
de Ia Sra. Stone en- Ia Avenida Tilden,
Las Vegas. FL incendio comenz6 en-
Ia cocina y fue d~escubierto por IN We
clno. La llamas fueron extinguidas
antics que llegaran los bomberos ma
ciendo muy POGO ~perjuicio.
I'm incendio ell sabado de Ia semana
pasada destruy6 el edificio de Ia ma
Quinaria Y oficinas do las yardas dc
ladrillo en- Las Vegas, I'll origen de-
incendio es I'm misterlo. ]. M Ire
land, propietarip de las yardas de Ia
/. drillo 80 encuentrn en- Boston y POI
. 10 tanto nc Sc sabe todavla cuanta Sc
ria la perdida.
: Abel Lucero, ell niho de 20 mese.
de edad 9 hijo del Sr. Melesio Lucers
y esposa, falleci6 en- su Residential Ell
Los Alamos 81 microbes en- Ia mahana
. Nicanor Armijo falleci6 en- su resi-
dencia en- San Car6nimo al m~iarcola,
4 IA edad do 80 abos do f,ehra Il
sobrevive h-ostanta familya
!, Una licencia de matrimonso bo CO,
!. do coucedida 4 Modesto padilla !, Gar
melita Olivas. amboe do sanell6 Nue
yo Mexico,
La Compafia dc Incendios n Rome
70 hace n-renarativos naro 10 coIohro
cion ANIMAL del gloriosn C,,at,o do T.,
lilo. Ia cual sera tenida an 10 place .,
: 81 lado oeste Hahra d-osn,iog,a a
= fueeos articialas iuntameutn cor orre
ras ode varias c,asee nor nram,os
u Anderson Taylor y asr,so a. oo,o,
: han regresado 4 las vaoas r,,oro,
mandates 4 Ia p-enitanoie ~ 49, A.
>, amos v medic de las Vegas nor nv
lear 4 I'm homhra tn ylor CO nort
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-06-16

81 domingo On Ia mahsna, tue teuido|
81 mdrtes 4 has . do 10 mahane do 10
del finado cd n Caile do
Galisteo. De ALI fue llevado 4 Ia Cal
tedral donde 80 10 dijo misa de- cuerpo
presente. Los restos fueron sepulta'
dos en- el cementerio del Rosario. Of
ciales y miembros del departanento dc
incendios del cual OIL joven habia sido
un miembro, atendieron On un cuerpo|
y marcharon detras del coche f1nebre
hasta Of cementerio. Cuando u mar.
cha fdnebre pas6 por 81 Quartet do los
bomberos, Ia campana de incendics fue
sonada.
FL Sr. ]. l.. Martinez, I'm labrador
del valle de San Luis, Colorado. estu-
70 en- Ia ciudad 81 jueves atendiendo
a negocios importantes.
FL Sr. Page B. Otsro. ma partido pa
ra Pecos con u hitos y permaneoera
en- aqueQ lugar por I'm mes divirtiendo-
Sc en- Ia pesca.
Don Isidoro Nsrran y dos de sus hi
Jas. Maria y Selma, %estuvieron en- la
ciudad 81 viernes en- canine de Albu-
huerque, donde las seforitas han esta-
do atendlendo a. la escuela, a su resi-.
dencia en- Coyote.
En- la semana pasada tuvimos 81 gus
TO dc YER en- la ciudad a nuestro estima,
do amigo, el Sr. Jose S. Ortiz, del pros.
pero vale de Chimay6, lugar donde
tiene un buen concrete. Su vista a
esta fue o ell fin de comprar efectos
para surtir ell mismo.
La sonora /. H. Sandoval, de Calls
teo, Sc encuentra en- la ciudad visi
tando a su madre, la Sra. FRANCHISES
Ortiz, esposa del presente aiguacil ma
yor de este condado, Don Antonio j
Ortiz, habiendo regresado d su resi-
dencia ell jueves. Su estancia en- es
Ia ciudad lie fue sumamente placentera
Ell ST.. M. e. Otero, de Albuquerque
quien ha estado por las pasadas tres
semanas en- Ell condado de Chayes mi
rando sobre los varios rebahos de owe
Jas poseidos por Ell Hon. Solomon Lu
ma Y por 81, Sc encuentra en- la ciuda,
visitando a su madre. la Sra. A. M
Bergere.
ID Sr. Manuel p. Ortiz, de esta ciu
dad ha comprado ell comercio de s,
hermano, Celso Ortiz, ell cual estab
primeramente en- eli Precinto No. 3,
ahora Sc halla en- la casa de Don Felip
Ortiz, padre de Don Manuel Ortiz
quien reside en- 81 Precinto No. A, Call
de Aqua Fria. Ell Sr. Ortiz espera e
patrocinio de todos sus amigos y COM
cidos, ofreciendo al mismo tempo 10
efectos d precios m6dicos. Tambie
dara premios desde un peso para arr,
ba.
La semana pasada ha sido una d
las mas calientes en- Nuevo Mexic
por muchos amos y aun Santa Fe, aun
l que deliciosamente fresco durante |
noche y en- la sombra, no ha dejad
de sentlrse bastante ell calor. Que e,
ia condicion ma sido general pued
verse por siguiente parrafo en- 81 Alb,
querque Citizen: "Un hombre cue II,
! go de Las Vegas anoche dijo que 10
. viejos pobladores lie habian informal
0 que nunca habian visto un tempo ia
caliente como Ell que ha visitado !
. Ciudad Veguense durante los POGO
dias pasados. Aparentemente Alb,
querque no es la dnica plaza en- M,
70 Mexico que esta sintiendo la sof,
cacion dc los dlas calientes." Sin en-
barge, u ell lugar mas c~aliente Q
$ Nuevo Mexico es mas comfortable q
ell verano que cualquier plaza d.
1 orlente. o su alta humedad ' OR,
sivas noches calientes.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-06-16

Fin esta imprenta $ hacen toda
.clase de obras finas en- Ell estllo que
las deseen. Ocurran a la oficina pa
ra que vean las mnestras. No Sc pa
ga nor yer.