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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-24
READY FOR FRAY.
Bangor Team Prepared to Give Au-
ousta a Good Game Today.

Bangor, Me, May 23.-Now for base
ball. From now on Bangor will have
the real thing Invested Of the burlesque
features that have characterized the
practice games or rather some Of them,
for during the last week Bangor has
been putting up an article Of ball far
superior to that of the week before
There was legitimate excuse for some
looseness Of play in the fact, which
some have found it hard to realize that
Manager Paige was engaged in trying
out candidates ANA was unable to know
their abilities or disabilities without
putting them on the diamond. The
additional fact that Manager Paige has
let the dead wood and unavailable
timber 90 ana secured better players
in their places regardless Of the fact
that it was much more expensive 70
do 50 is sufficient earnest Of his inten-
ton to give Bangor the best Of ball.
He proposes that Bangor shall stand
no lower than second place in the
league ana is determined to land the
remnant if such elimination may pc
brought about.
So it is that the enthusiasts who go
down To Maplewood Friday afternoon
to witness the opening Of the league
season with Augusta will find far
different organization from that which
has represented this city thus far this
spring The battery will consist Of Cray
and Montgomery and should be z win
nor. Gray has many friends in this
Il
ana although nc did not play ball last
sumner he seems in excellent condition
AMI is the same good-naturcd. hard
working player that he always las
been. Montgomery. the Bucksport boy.
who has caught al Of Bangor'S games
thus far, has emphatically made good.
He has a nice whip. catches accurate
~ ana hits the ball hard ana fairly on
the nose.
There Will be o new figure on first
base, thar Of the wnli-known "Biddo''
lott. whose work in the AroOstDOk
League brought prominence that took
him into larger fields. Maine, however.
is home to lott and he preferred to
play in this section. 50 it was that he
arrived in Bangor Wednesday and was
promptly signed by Manager Paige.
who is indeed fortunate to get this
heavy hitting first baseman
Donovan, who has shown good ability.
VIII be found at second, and Maiey. the
new shortstop, who has already made
himself favorite with the fans at third
Mclntire ard Talbot will be seen in the
outfield, which leaves two positions as
yet unaccounted for. These are third base
and right field, and unless the unexpect-
cd happens. Manager Paige will have
two stars in these positions. He mas wiz
ed TO three players who are highly rec
commended by Gleason and MaIey to re-
port here at once. They are all infielders
but can play outfeld as well. These men
are Delboc Of SOM erville, a New Eng
land Lacquer, who IS crack-a-jack third
sack man and heavy hitter, Pa 1uet Of
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-24
PRESIDENT WILL ATTEND.
Chief Executive Of Nation % Be Pres
ent At Hudson River Regatta.

New York, May a3--Announccment
was made today that President Roosc-
voit expects u be at til" intercollegiate
regatta this year uu the Hudson river.
June rs. The prarcac" Of the An
napolis crew in the race is what inter
ests him. 1t will be the first occasion
on which he has watched the regatta
while President.
It is understood that he will follow
the race in new yacht now being
built for Mr.. Frank Of Poughkeepsie,
TO be used as a boat for the referee as
well.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-24
ToNIGHT's BOXING BOUTS.
Some Good Events Booked for the
Athletic Club Exhibition.

The boxing at the club rooms Of the
Augusta Social and Athletic Associa-
tion tonight will bring together two q
the fastest boys in Maine. Harrigan
is d natural boxer, and Is one Of il not
the fastest boy in New England. He Is
out with 4 challenge TO fight Dufresne
and has a heaving backing for 70
rounds. the match to be i'll some other
state. Young Cote is vet to have
decision given against him. THOSE
who attended the shows in City haa
will remember the showing he maze
with Kid Shea who overweighed nun
many pounds. This match will pc
slap-bang affair from the tap q W
bell. Patrons who are wise will get y
the rooms early tonight for' il looS'
like a standing room crowd.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-24
BOXING NOTES.

Frank Mantel; and Tom Sawyer VIII
meet at Rockland, Me, May 80.
Terry Martin and Jack Fitzgerald will
clash at Philadelphia Friday night.
Tommy Wilson, the Cincinnati bantam.
has quit the ring to become an auctioneer-
Bill Dunning and George Byers, the OLD
vets of the ring. have matched them
selves to box at Bangor next month.
Packv McFarland's next bout will he
with Dick Hvland Of San Francisco.
Clubs in several Western cities have
made offers for the bout, but Mcfarland
will not accept any of them till mis- hands
are better, which will be in about three
weeks.
Boston Globe: Eddie Harrigan, the 1l5-
pound boxer of Portland, IS out with
challenge 70 the world. Here is chance
for Miers of Charlastown. who won the
national amateur championship at that
weight several weeks ago. He IS said 70
be anxious to become professional.
lin Donovan Of New York. who is
to meet Tommy sullivan 1t Manches-
ter. \. H, May 80, is now training al
Mike Devenney's place at Highland
Lake. Mass, with Perrelli, the we'll
known wrestler. who has several
engagements IN New England. The
light middleweight is in prime shape
barring "a couple Of boiIs, which h
hopes to set rid Of before the time Of
the bout. He could go on the scales now
and be below the 154 pounds. which the
articles cali for. Donovan saw Sullivan
fight Joe Thomas at Philadelphia anC
realizes that he has a tough job on his
hands.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-24
Five Records Broken.

Vassalboro, Me. May %, 1897
(Spccial)-Oak Grove Seminary held
its fourth annual field day today Five
records were broken, four Of them by
Brown, 0S. These five records. with
the winners, were as follows: 220
yards, Brown, 'OS. % As sec, 44O yards,
Perry, 10, go sec. Pole vault, Brown.
,OS. feet. 3 in. Broad jump, Brown.
'0S, II feet, 61a in. Hammer throw,
Brown. 'OS, 81 feet, in. The Juniors
won 80 points. the Freshmen Is,
Sophomore IA, Seniors s.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-24
CHICAGO S; NEW YORK 2.
New Works Six Pitchers and II Men
Manage to Lose.

New York, May 22-Chicago defeated
New York at the Polo grounds today by
Il score Of TO ? winning two out Of the
series Of three games Manager McGraw
had to call upon the services OF his en-
tire staff of six pitchers nut he could NOT
Stave off defeat The game was won and
lost in the fifth inning. when Matthewson
was batted out Of the box. ShrecKard
making a home rltn with two men on
bases. In all AIcGraw confronted the
Visitors viii. II players.
Chicago ........2 0-5-1G-2
New York ]. 20 0 0 ? Q 0-21o-3
Ratterics-Lundgron and King; Wiltse.
.Amee, NatheWsCn. Taylor. Ferguson, Nc
Ginritv ana BreSnanan. Time, 80. I'm
pires, O'pay and Emslie.
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new ENGLAND,
BroCkton Takes 10 h.
nings to Beat HaVerhi|L
Worcester Leads and BroesioD
and Fall River Hold Tie.
Lowell Whips New Bedford and
Passes Hayerfill.
NEW ENG. LEAGUE STANDING
NEW ENG. LEAGUE STANDING

Hav""hill, Mass, May 13.-Brockton Won
an uninteI esting thinning game flom Ia.
verliill TODAY BY the score Of > to a. For
six innings Havcrhill could not hif ]
O'Toole, but in the seventh they tied The
score In tho ninth Haverhill had the
bases fill but could not score. I.ayerml
could score tut one IAN in the 1lth and
errors nv Betcher gave Rrockton two
runs ard the game. AheaTn ana Hick-
man engaged in a fight in the fourth H.
ming ard were both put out of the game
Erockton ..-.......0 00O12OOOC 2-5-S,3
Haverhill ........0O0 O0026 1-+y-i
Ratteries-j O'Toole ana MrGovern;
McI-artlan. ana Ahvarn, Pei kins. Time,
23g Umpire, WOOD.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-24

New London ard Mcmillan Of Norwich
ct, Should these men not arrive as ex-
pected Gleason could play at third and
Howard in tile field, but It il not expect
cd that it will be necessary to play tile
extra pitchers in the games in which
they are not in the box.
Tie game viii be formally opened by
Mayor Woodman, who will toss the ball
into the diamond and incidentally wish
success to the home club
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-24
OTHER GAMES.
PhiIa. Giants z; Lewiston q.

Lewiston. Me May 2%.-Lewiston heid
the Philadelphia Giants. TT" rack colored
team Of the country, down to tie score Of
Z To this afternoon. The game Vas the
lest of the season. Only in tic seventh
and eighth irnirgs we're the c"iorcd men
able ia find RYAN for safe hits. Lewis
ton played sharp fielding game ami bat
ted harG
Chants ......N 0 Q o. -
Lewiston 1910 Q II 20"
Patteries-F. Wilson ana Petwav: Ryan
ana Monahan. Time 1.2o. Umpire. Con
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-24
$4,000 FOR JEFF.
Casino Club At Tonapah Willing to
Hang Up Great Purse for Big Fellow.

Tonapah, New, May 23.-The Casino
Club has offered Jim Jeffries a $4,000
purse to fight at TonOpah. Bill Squires
has been offered $20,0o0 purse to
fight the winner Of the s2chreck- Hart
contest. The big money offered Jeff is
for him to meet the winner Of the fight
between Squires and the man who wins
here on Decoration day. Hart and
Schreck are both training well. The
weather is fine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-24
Fall River 8; Lawrence I.

Fan River. May q -Three-two -Ease hits
and base On balls off Maroncv in the
first inning gave Fan River victory ]
to over Lawrence TODAY. Swan son held
the visitors tr enc scratch hit. the base
stealing. Of Higgins was feature.
ran River ....3 . 0 . x--2-4I
lawrence .......O 81 0 q . o-1-t5
Batteries-Swanson and Dracher Rar-
lerich Maroney and Cadman- Tin2e, IL
Jrmnire James
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Draw for Carter Against Glason.

Philadelphia. May 23.-Kid Glason
and Eddie Carter fought the windup
at the Wayne A. c. Wednesday night,
tho former taking the place Of Abe
Hermann. For the first five rounds
Carter took things easy, but in the last
round he was on the aggressive. a
draw was the best Carter could get.
In the scmiwindup Paddy Burns quit
in the third round because of weak
stomach.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-24
Tufts Ten==
U. of Me. Three

Orono. Me, May 33-Tufts defeated the
University Of Maine % u 0 today il
game il which both pitchers were bit
freely. The fielding Of the Maine team
was weak at critical times.
Maine al minimize } . } ~ w;
BatteIies-Friest and BOYD; DOW and
Gordon. 1iuJe, 1.05. Umpire, Hasset+ Of
Portland
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-24
Lowell 8; New Bedford 0.

New Bedford. May 23-Lower found
Mct:trthv's pitching easy TO hit this az
ternoon ara won by a score Of s 10 D.
Austin relieved Mccarthy in the fifth ana
stopped the fun for the visitors. TIE
home tean could not hit Kenniston with
any success and he had eight strikeouts
Lowell ..... III 9 ? a Q z 0-S93
New Pe.lfo"d 10 Q Q N-o-3-2
RatterieS-k emission and Mccarthy
Mccarthy. Austin and Coveney. Time
i n. I-nnire. Connolly.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-24
Worcester 6; Lynn 1.

bee ii the sixth inning Of today's aame
getting six hits off Steele. netting five
runs. winning the game easily t. !.
Worcester .....O 2 2 3 3 . J n-c-lo-,
PatteIies-Sline ana Knots; r. Steele
and Dadm. Tine, $50 Umpire, Henry.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-24
THIS WEEKS GAM ES.
AMERICAN LEAGUE,

Thursday. Friday AMI Satrrdry-Boston
ut St Louis, New York ~ 'hicl.sn. mt
adelphia at Cleveland. WASHINGTON ~
Detroit.
Standardization At St Louis New York
Mt Chicago.
NATIONAL. LEAGUE
Ftidav-Boston at New York. Brooklyn
Mt Philadelphia. Cincinnati Ut littsbrrS.
Satudav-Bos;o at New York. Brook
Ivn at Philadelphia Chicago at Cincin-
matt st Louis Mt Pittsburg
Sundav-Chicago at Cincinnati. 1fls-
burg at ST. Louis.
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.
NATURALIZATION At Worcester. Fail
River ~ Lynn. New Bedford at Lowell,
Lawrence at Haverhill.
Observation-Disclosures at Worcester. fali
River AZ Lynn New Bedford at Lowell,
Hayeriill at Lawrence.
STATE LEAGUE
Friday and Saturday-Aueusta at Ban
gor Waterviile at Lewiston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-24
CENTAUR MAKES %.
Shorter Flight Than Intended In Bal
loon Trip from Pittsfield.

Pittsfield. Mass. May 23.-The bal
loon Centaur. bearing Henry Markoe.
Jr., and Leo Stevens, both of New York
made an ascension from Pittsfield at
LOT this afternoon and landed a little
before O'Clock in the town of Middle
field, about three miles FROM Middle
field Center. The flight of % miles was
shorter than was intended. because of
leaks in the balloon bag.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-24

Bucksport Me, May 23-East Maine
Conference Seminary shut out Maine
Central Institute of Pittsfeld Wednesday.
s to 0. by good battery work and fast
fielding.
NJ. 4. /. lilo I . . 0 0 . 90 80
Ratteries-Thomas and Webb: Gilev.
Tarhcll and Homestead.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-24
THIS WEEKS BOUTS.

Fridav-Abe Atte1I VS.. Kid Solomon at
Los Angeles; Rouse O'Brien vs.. Johnny
Bwyer at Apollo A. C.. New York: Willie
Lewis rs Eddie Haney at Penn Art Club
Philadelphia
SaturGay--F' Bradley VS. Sailor
Burke at Philadelphia.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-24
fOf " lIIllIIlS III ~
GARDINLE Ii s.
Two-blsc


FNrncG rNrs-N lTefNIII" 2 - W1'-UI7C
Farnhanr I.1b~ack. Whitaker,
Eecdy. Ciason, COBB . stolen bases
Hlair Farnham 2. Whitaker. Kane. Ola
snn >, Lovely 2, Shepherd ?. Struck out.
Ey Whitaker. Corbin, Conh, Perry T.
Shrrherd q I'ellv: by Lovely. Blair. La
hr:,rk !. Armstrong Double rlay.-Arm-
strong Cunassistedp Passed ball-Varney
|. C!Ison l. Ease an balls Of WHITAKER,
Er,iN :. off Lovely Farrham, Wilkins.
tailirv. Iseedy . Umpire Elakr. Time,
o.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-24
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

At Hartford New London 1. III tf"ml !
AN Srlirph. Springfield I. i'ridGr-
PORT o.
AT EInlv"Fr TInlrn,.r ?, N"rwi ''I tlf,
game; HolyGhe !, Norwich 'src"nh
pnrr" called end Of sever ia ~ tft""-
n.tnt).
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-24
AMERICAN.
Three Handsome ShutOuts
and a Postponed Game.
Cleveland, Detroit and 81. Louis
Are Winning Teams.
New York and Chicago Escape Play
ing by Wet Grounds.
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.

It Louis. May 23-Thc st. Louis
AtIcricnns defeated Boston To-Day in the
opening game % tie series, 10 0. Tan
neEin vas hit freely
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-24

The National Commission has uecius \
that Bob Unglaub owes Williamspoi'
the Tri-State League. $500 for aos'-
money received.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-24
EASTERN LEAGUE.

AT Ruffalo-Buffalo T.. Newark !
Al Nontreai-M Montreal g. Providence z
Al Rochester Rochester !. jersey
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-24

Jimmy Briggs has accepted an offer to
box Tommy Lowe at Philadelphia next
week. If the inducements are raised
Briggs will accept.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-24

At Worcestcr-Hnly Cross II. Uriv"i SAT-
Of Vermont |.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-24
AT PHILADELPHIA

Philadelphia - . 0 y $50
Iittsht,r2 ..J 0 0 0 . 0-2-1-1
Eatteries-Fittenger and Doom: Phillip
ri ANA Smith. Time, 10. Umpire, Rig
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-24
AT BROOKLYN.

Cincinnati ......1 0 l 0 ] 0-@-1-2
brooklyn ......O 0 . 0 o 0-o-:-4
Fatteries-C oakley and McIane: Stlicl<
lett ana Butler. Time, lac. Umpire, john
4
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-24
Az CI.ENt,l.ANI.

Tirraclpria IA y q XII u Y \ 2 n-o 90
Ba.tcrirs- r hi.lmnl ana cork; 'o"mi'i
ana Schrrrl lime, l."t. tnHil", '3u-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-24

uetroif 1 0 Q . . q 6 v-,'-1i-1
Wnst,iprtnn IN . . . F" } '-- ~
Battsries-Knllan and I,aYn"; Patton
ana warner 1lta". -. Umpire, t.FthS.
Al Chicago-rhr chicalc-New frr'i
gaIac uas postponed, wet grounds
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-06-01
de cuyo ndmero Santiago Mares

de cuyo ndmero Santiago Mares
reclbi6 treinta y cinco votos.
Que 81 ndmero total de votos
dados on el precinto No. 10, La
Bajada, fu6 trece votos, de cuyo
ndmero Bernabe Montoya recibi6
trece votos.
Que Ell ndmero total de votos
dados en- el precinto No. IA, AL.
godones, fn6 trece votos de cuyo
n6mero Juan Archibeque y Ar
milo recibi6 trece votos.
Que el udmero total de votos
dados en- 81 precinto No. 10, Las
Placitas, fue ounce votos, de Gu
yo ndmero Predicando Chaves
recibi6 ounce votos.
No habiendo retornos de cleo
ci6n de los precintos No. g, San
Isidro, No. II, Bland, y No. Is,
Hagan.
Los certificates de election
fueron expedidos a las personas
arriba citadas como jueces de
paz y soto alguaciles, que tenian
mayoria a Ia faz de los retofnos
de election, segIn contados por
dicho cuerpo.
Las hanzas siguientes fueron
presentadas y aprobadas:
Fianza de Antonio Garcia y Ar
milo como Tesororo de los Conf
sionados del Rio, Condado de
Sandoval.
La fiahza de Herculano Lucero
como supervisores do caminos
del distrito de caminos No. /,
Bernallllo.
La fianza de Facundo G. Baca,
como supervisor de caminos del
distrito de caminos No. 5, Coma
lit0s.
La fianza de Iduvigen Gurule
como supervisor de caminos del
distrito de caminos No. Z, La
lara.
Ahora viene A. E. Perea como
abogado de I. B. Catron y pre-
senta una peticion pidiendo .que
IN recuento y examen de las bo-
letas dadas en- la Ultima election
general para candidates legisla
tivos del .distrito Legislative
compuestos de los condados
de Santa Fe Y Sandoval, sea he
cho, Y ell Cuerpo de Comisionados
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-06-01
PARA QUE Ell PUEBLO SEPA LA
vERDAD AcERcA DE HAG-
ERMAN.

(Continua de la Pagina ~
ha es ;ado ausente de Nuevo Me.
xico por ocho amos, asi es que eI
no esta en- forma nj en- manera
algnna identifcado 8 conectado
con ninguna rita fractional de
ALI. Aun no Sc nj cual es su po-
Utica. Durante estos ocho 10y
aflos 81 ha rendido servicios mi.
litar v civil en- las Filipinas, no
solamente ha demostrado gran
gallardia en- 10 guerra, sine ha
marcado una habilidad admins.
trativa cuando tuvoa su cargo la
fuerza de polecia en- Manila, y
despues en- varias otras posicio-
mes incluyendose Ia de Gober-
nador de las Provincias.
En- tanto cnanto 20 Sc EN- Nue.
vo Mexico ha habido una apro-
baci6n universal sobre Ell esco-
gimiento; y una aprobacion del
escogimiento del Captain Curry
como'goberaador es incompati.
BILE con la existencia de parte de
aquellos que la aprueban va sea
por la esperanto 8 el deseo de
yer obtenerseme todos siniestros
en- ell gobierno de Nuevo Mexico1
Muv verdaderamente SuyO.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-06-01
boy fe:
M. 9. de Baca,
Secretario.

Bernalillo N. NJ, Enero %,
1902.
Ell Cuerpo de Comisionados de
Condado Sc reuni6 segdn pro
rroga, estando presentes: Hon.
". S. Miera, presidente; Hon. j.
r. Mora, Comisionado; A%usente,
Hon. G. F. Spader, Comisionado,
' presentes Hon. G. M. Sandoval
alguacil, y Hon. M. G. de Baca,
secretario.
Los procedimientos de la junta
anterior fueron leidos y aproba-
das.
Sobre moci6n del Hon. V. S.
Miera, Ell cuerpo Sc puso en- re-
ceso hasta ma1ana q las 10 de la
maf1ana con ell fin de dar tempo
" oportunidad al informe en- 81
asunto de la petici6n de la Com
paffa de Maderas Domingo, para
remover Ell puente en- Pena
Blanca.
Aprobado, Enero "a de 1907.
V. S. Miera,
Presidente.
boy fe:
M. G. de Baca,
Secretario.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-06-01

Ibrado nara tener cuIdado del
trabaio de dIcho nuente an rafe.
rencla a Ia clavason de puptales.
con I'M salario de- o.. 30 nj dfa.
dnrante In construcc,6n do dicbo
nuente.
Don. ]. Rankin fu9 uombrndo
nara superintender Ia construc
ci6n de dicho puente.
En- 81 asuuto de Ia peticion IRE.
sentada nor Mr.. Frank Fl. Moore
an In iunta do, cuerno ton,da Il
dfa 90 de Febrero. de- 1907. no So
Hero 4 nlneuna determination,
' 81 asunto del iuos de paz v soto
aleuacil del precinto No. 10.
.Jemez Hot Springs. oued6 como
estaba.
Las listas de tasaci6n MIRA al
ano de 1909 fuAron irmadas nor
81 cuerpo baio instrucciones del
procurador general del Terrific.
rio.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-06-01

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|~devueltas, con tai que 10 consumido no s~obrepasa mas que
un tercio, y ell dnero sera prontamente~r estituido.
No tarden pues en- dlrijrse a esta infalIble fuente dc sa-
lud, describiendo establishments todos los sintomas, para
rscuperar positivamente 81 tesoro mas grands del mundo-
LA SALUDl [Dlrecclon.l
AL Escrihir Siryansa mencionare sta per,odIco
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-06-01

Bernalillo, N. M, Mario, 7 de
1907.
Ell Cuerpo de Comisionados de
Condado Sc reuni5 segdnprorro-
ga.
Presentes los Honorables ".
s. Miera, presidente; G. F. Spa
der, comisionado; G. M. Sando-
val, alguacil, M. G. de Baca, Sc
cretario, Ausente, Hon. j. r.
Mora, comisionado.
Los procedimientos de las dos
juntas anteriores fueron leidos
y aprobados.
En- Ell asunto del puente de
Pena Blanca, en- el Rio Grande,
fue ordenado por el cuerpo que
dicho puente debe serconstruido
en- ell iugar c0nocldo como la pre-
sa 8 atarque, y que la suma de
dos mil pesos debe ser dada q
Mr.. I. A, Dye, Presidente de Ia
Companfa de Maderas Domingo,
por la construction de dicho
puente en- dicho lugar, en- vez de
mil Glen pesos, y ell Hon. G. r.
Spader fue nombrado para hacer
8 completar Ell arreglo final con
Mr.. Dye para Ia construction de
dicho puente.
Teodosio Montana fue nom
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-06-01

de Condado estando ~plonamente
impuesto en- las premisas neg6
tai petlcidn ' d, cIdl6 unanime.
meute one no puede abrir las ca
las de bolctos a fin de contar de
uuevo los votos ash dados, por la
raz6n de que 81 secretario de d.
cho cuerpo tiene avlso de guar.
dar dichas cajas de boletas su
coptenido hasta que puedan ser
abiertas nara recontar los votos
para deleeado al Congreso, en- la
causa de contesta de o. A. LARA
zolo contra w. H. Andrews, y
oua d;chas caias de boletas no
sor6r ah;artas 4 menos que los
,h,ionan 4 hacerlo nor una 0rden
de Ia Corte de Distrito.
Ahora viene | A. Dye repre-
sentado q la Compania de Made