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The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-01-26
DAISY WONDER HAS
A VALUABLE LEDGE

Diamondfield Jack Davis, the father
of Diamondfield, has given out informa-
ton of the discovery of a four-foot
ledge on the Daisy Wonder in Wonder
district. He reports assays ranging
from $50 to 5000 to the ton.
The Daisy Wonder was one of the
first locations made in the district, but
owing to the many other big properties
Mr.. Davis is handling, no development
work has been done until this year.
The Daisy Wonder has always been
one of the rich prizes of the district
sought after by many of the big oper-
ators, who have visited that section,
but according to Diamondfield Jack no
money could tempt him to part with
the property.
Located as it is within 200 feet of the
great Nevada Wonder mine, and the
enormous veins and lodges of that SEN
sational property being clearly defined
on the surface, it gives promise of du-
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-01-26
THE FLORENCE GoLDFIELD RED
KING CLAIM LEASING CO

Just reports that they have good ore
on the southeast side of their shaft
since the 115-foot level was passed
The assays, which have been taken
every second foot, nave all been better
than $11 to the ton, the highest assay
being s33. 1t is the intention of the
management to run crosscut in this
hard black quartz at the 200-foot. level,
which, as things look. may disclose a
large and richer ore body. The shaft
is down today 1s7 feet and the other
rock taken out by sinking absolutely
averages over $500. The company is
working day and night and employs
at present eight men.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-01-26

The Nixon building, Southern Ne
vada's finest structure, rocked az though
in an earthquake this morning anu vol
umes of sulphurous gas rolled out of tho
apertures of the basement, hu1di eds or
feet in air.
The usual alarm of six-shoot-rs and
the bell brought Inc department., which
was handicapped by the density of the
gas in the basement Of the bun lag ant
the overturning of the chemical engine.
The blaze was located in tse toilet
near the boiler room and was quickly
overcome. Then came a grues J:ne dis
covery. The almost unrecogn.zah.e re-
mains of a neS.o named Wake lay or
the floor of the room. his bsdy shattered
by the explosion AMI chirred by the
flames.
At this writins. immediately after the
fire, it is impossib TO learn the cause
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-01-26
GOING AFTER LOTUS
DAvIs-SWEENEY LODE

The Combination Fraction Leasing
and Mining company is now down 800
feet and will sink at once to the 450
mark, working three shifts. The man.
agement expects that the famous Lof-
s-Davis-Sweeney lode will be encoun-
tered before many days unless the dip
or trend of that ore body materially
change in direction. The lease has a
life until about November /.
This company also owns the Goldfeld
claim which adjoins the Commonwealth
on the east A ledge in that property
shows a width varying from Is to 80
feet on the surface and extends for
1,100 feet within their ground. 1t
shows fair values on top.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-01-26
STRENUOUS Wo1x AT TIE
NO3TK END or CAMP

A complete hoisting works has been
installed by the Goldfield Dominion Min
ing company ON it's property which ad-
joins the Nevada Boy. A campaign of
vigorous development work has been be-
gun. The double compartment shaft is
now down to the 100-foot point and a
platform has been put in, so that sink
ing and drifting may be continued si-
multaneously.
The shaft at depth of another hun
dred feet will penetrate ledge which
crops within a short distance of the COL
lar of the shaft. 1t will also be reached
by the 100-foot level crosscut. String
ers of low value are being encountered
II the country rock as sinking pro-
,,resses. The indications for the making
of a good mire are most favorable
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-01-26
FINE ORE BROUGHT IN
FROM LANDER COUNTY

vertisement of which appears in this is
sue. The group consists of four claims.
1t shows several ledges on the surface
from which shipping values are obtain
able This property will be extensively
developed and placed on dividend pay
ing basis as rapidly as possible. The
shipping point is Beowawe. 80 miles to
the northward. On account of the i'm
mense amount of iron and lead in the
ore the reduction charges are almost
nothing.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-01-26
AT WORK AGAIN

The Nevada Metals company has re-
sumed work on its lease the Daisy.
A hoist has been installed and three
shifts put to work. The shaft is down
100 feet and will be sunk as rapidly as
possible 10 the s0O-foot point. cross
cut will be run from the 150-foot level
Some milling values have already been
encountered. The company will also be-
gin work at once on it's properties in
the Walker Lake district.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-01-26

grade is higher and the camp can and
doubtless will be shipper for several
years. until sufficient development work
has been done to Justify an immense
smelter.
The ore is nearly free smelling on ac-
count of the large amount of lime and
iron it contains.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-01-26

Although inclement weather has
caused the Nevada-Colifornia Prospect
ing company of this city to reduce its
working forces temporarily. the latest
reports from all sections are very en-
The company has holdings
in the camps of Luning, Tule Canon and
Greenwater. as well as claims short
distance west of this city.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-01-26
WILL SINK on COTTAGE

The Gold Wedge Leasing company has
begun work upon the Gold Wedge claim
in the Columbia section of the district.
This property is on the contact of gran
ite and porphyry and there are reasons
for believing that at depth splendid
body of ore will be encountered. The
lease is being operated by Mr.. Mackay
and Mr.. f. d. Bowles.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-01-26
1xpnov1ro WITH DsPrx

A splendid showing is being made on
Jumbo Fraction ground. Five men are
working. The ledge crops on this
property and in places assays from $50
to $50 on the surface. The bottom of
the shaft is now showing great improve
ment. Samples of the ore at Morton q
Finnigans once are attracting consfd-
erable attention.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-01-26
oRE STRUCK or THE
BULLFRO0 MAYFLoWE1 ANNEX

Work on the Bullfrog Mayfiower An
mex property has progressed as rapidly
as possible under the recent adverse
weather conditions.
In shaft No. 1, at depth of Sc feet a
4-foot ledge was opened up which aver
aged over $50 a ton and panned free
gold. Indications point strongly that
the Mayflower ledge has been struck.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-01-26

Work has commenced on the Kaiser
Fraction. This lease belongs to the
Goldfield Big Chief Mining company.
This property was promoted by Geo. A.
Foster & CO., and worked by Foster
Brothers Last summer they took out
rich ore from the Commonwealth ledge.
The shaft is now down forty feet and
the bottom of the workings is in good
grade of milling ore.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-01-26
A NEW PROMOTION

The Goldield Panhard Mining COM
pany is the latest promotion of the
Fogg Investment company. The COM
pany owns group of claims near the
Rochester and another two miles west
of town. One hundred thousand shares
Of treasury stock have been placed on
the market at ten cents and local in
vestors are swapping up the certificates
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-01-26
DEAL MADE roH CASE

A $4,000 spot cash deal was consum-
mated in Goldfield Tuesday in which the
Northern group of 21 claims changed
hands. This property is situated in the
old Danville district. now renamed
Chloride, which is situated rs miles
northeast of Tonopah.
The purchaser is Mr.. Pring. who
represents not only his own capital, but
that of crowd of fasteners. The peo-
pie who sold the property are Col. S. F.
Mount and Lige Mount of Utah. Clar-
ence Robertson of Goldfield, Felix Vow
ell of Arizona and Lige Harris of Bull
frog fame. If the deal had not been
made the property would have been in
corporated by the owners and listed at
once.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-01-26
MATING IT TWO co1PA1TlrENT

Captain Hassell reports that the new
twenty-five horse power gasoline hoist
on the Hassell & Warner lease on the
Velvet is installed and ready for action
The shaft is being increased to two
compartment. The leasers are deter
mined to get ore and get it in quantity
before the termination of their holding
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-01-26
COMBINATION FRACTION
TO BE HEAVY PRODUCER

Orr is in al @ hme is in
to equp tn
o
% fee O bk hi
is a
make MpUdu fourteen million
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-01-26

of the fatal explosion but ii was due to
some explosive set of 10y III" dead man
either accidentally or with intent to de-
stroy himself. The negro WAS moi on
ila.rted with the b..ildihs and was not
one of the janitors as was believed The
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-01-26

der when shipping ore of great value
was discc=ered on the 50-foot level.
plicating the feat of the Nevada Won-
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-01-26
aoLpF1ELD GOLD BAR FRACTION

The Gold Bar Fraction Mining COM
pany has progressed well in the devel-
opment of its property. bunk house
and blacksmith shop have been COM
pleted and at the present time they are
working a good force of men.
Rich ore has been struck on the Gold
Bar, within a few feet of the line, and
it is the general opinion that this same
ore will be found in the Fraction.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-01-26
GOLDrIELD Silver
PICK LEASING COMPANY

The high power hoist to be used upon
the Goldfield Silver Pick Leasing Syn
dicate property is now on the road and
should arrive within the course of day
or two. The head frame has been
erected and as soon as the hoist arrives
it will be Immediately put in place and
sinking can then be carried on much
more rapidly. The shaft has reached a
depth at the present time of 1S6 feet.
Assays have been found which indi-
cate that shipping ore should be opened
up shortly. In the upraise at the $50
level, general average of $50 ore was
found which is very favorable sign.
The ore found in the recent strike on
the Mohawk Extension should extend
into this lease, and will no doubt be en-
countered shortly.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1907-12-28
la CASA HAoERMAN
vENDiDA FlNALMENTE

Por varios dias Sc han estado
illevando& cabola negociaciones
para cambio de dneflos en- la re
sidencia ocupada por 81 OK Co.
bernador Hagerman mientrasera
executive de Nuevo Mexico, Y el
mArtes tocaron q su termino
cuando la casa y parte de los
muebles fueron comprados por
Charles e. Doll Fl precio no SO
ha hecho plblico, pero SO cree
Due fu6 de- 100000 4 ", 900.
Mr.. Doll ma tornado possession de
las premisas y esta hacienda los
|preparativos para mudarse ALI
con su esposa, Cuando 81 OK
|gobernador Hagerman compr6 Ia
propiedad despues que fu6 nom.
brado gobernador hizo mejoras
|extensas. La casa es una Dc las
mas hermosas en Ia capital.
Mr.. Doll es agente ambulanta
|de 10 American Biscuit Com
|pany-
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1907-12-28

|pito Herrera, precinto %; Vicen-
to Roibal, precinto !; Irineo Del
gado, peeeinto Is; Roberto Mon.
toya precinto 4; Sra. Juanita M
de Gallegos, precinto 8; Lorenzo
Lopez, preciuto 8; Guadalupe Or
tega, precinto IS; zacarias Ga
baldon, precinto 8; Sra Epitacia
B. de Garcia, precinto 3; Ramon
Lucero, precinto 5; Celso Lopez,
precinto A, Camilo Martinez, pre-
cinto A.
En- Ell asunto del amillaramlen-
to de Candido Herrera por 81 aflo
de 1906, sobre sus ovejas, el cual
fue alzado por el asesora mas
que su retorno, el cuerpo reco
mendo que 81 pleito ahora pen.
diente para la recaudaci6n de las
tasaciones sea descontinuado y
auIorizo al procurador de distrito
para que arregle la demanda bajo
el pie de i'm avaldo de doscientas
ovejas.
Sobre moci6n fue ordenadooue
IA sentencia del Primer Ranco
Nacional de Santa F6 oue llaya
fecha del / de Marco do 1q0a ]
Que mouta unto con 81 interes 4
Al 672 91 sea pagada del todo con
$1,000, cuya suma 81 aboeado A,
B. Renehan convino en- acentar.
y fue ordenado oue pna libranza
sea iirada en- favor del Primer
Banco Nacional por esq cantidad.
Ramon Rofbal, del precinto |
8 ~ \ - so's'' Y ~ = eas'
j III ~ I ~ ~ - 4 1o'0' ~ eoA'
1n ~ -'sso ! ~ 80
Z ~ " oa''nos W.
su'oi '1'uo
= C. - = y, $500 ~ 1'ueio Z
n !, II uAa@ v : aoo'i a'a u'aui0'
e'a,io ' Y ~ -
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,o' as,'''o' anS0''ol osoi''
49, -. - 80 'eoo,
80 80 - ~ - Z 1un'@ -
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RESOLUTION NoMBRANDo NuEvc
| ASSESSOR
| Ia siguiente resoluci6n f,4 an.
tonces introducida ! adoptads
por yotaci6n de J contra I i i ora
sidente i Sharks ! a cornis;ona,
do Roibal votando On Il afirmati
~ !, i ~ ~; y ;o,o ! ~ IN, ~, 4.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1907-12-28

[de Nueyo Mexico y 81 oeste de
Texas, q mas de instalar las
obars de aqua en- Carlsbad. Mr.
Sullivan fue tambien.. ingeniero
de ciudad en- Carlsbad, durante
|cuyo tempo niveles fueron esta.
blecidos y millas de banquetas
|construidas, cosa que coloca a
| |ese lugar a la cabeza de cualquier
plaza de su tamafio en- el sudo.
este.
Mr.. Sullivan fue nombrado
|ingeniero territorial en- 20 de
Mario de 1907
En- JUNO de 1904 centraio ma.
trimonio con la Sta, veIma Hol.
comb de Carlsbad, y el fruto de
esa union es una hermosa nina de
dos afios de cdad.
Despues de su nombramiento
como ingeniero territorial Sc
traslad6 a esta ciudad con su ia
milia. Los deberes de su empleo
le han tenido ausente de Santa Fe
mucho tempo, pues tiene por
|regla investigar.. personalmente
todos los proyectos y asuntos
relatives q irrigacion y el esta-
bleclmiento de dep6sitos y siste
mas De acequias y Ia appropriation
de aqua para irrigacion, que son
|presentados a su oficina. Hace
inspection ciudadosa y diligente
de tcdo proyecto antes de dar
una decision. Els uno de los love.
mes del territorio que adelantan
en- su profession como Official V
como hombre.
II seflor Y la sefiora Sullivan
SO han grangeado un gran circu-
10 de amigos en- la capital.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1907-12-28
FL PARALIsEs REcLAMA
a uN PoBLADoR viEJo.
e. Colonel Theodore Hermsns de Tu.
cumcarl FaiIece a la Edsd de 67
Anos--RepubIicano Prominente.

El Coronel 4. w. Hemans, uno
dc los pobladores mas Antiques
del Territorio, y residente por
los cinco amos pasados de Tucum-
carl, fallecio en- su residencia en-
esa ciudad 81 domingo pasado de
un ataque de paralisis que le
|acometi0 el sabado.
El Coronel Heman tenia 81 amos
de edad y vino 4 Nuevo Mexico
de st. Louis, Missouri, en- 1879
Sc ocupo on la mineria en- OIL con
dado dc Lincoln por algunos amos
Era veterano dc Ia guerra civil y
|sirvio blzarramente como Official
de un regimiento de voluntarios
de Missouri, Era respetado Y
por afios tuvo bastante influencia
como miembro de la Comisi6n
Central Republicans del Terrific.
rio por 81 condado de Lincoln.
Hizo mucho por el adelanto de
Tucumcari, estando muy intere-
sado en- propiedad raiz en- esa
nlaza fu6 uno do l0s nrin,aros
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1907-12-28

Vernon Il Sullivan ingeniero
territorial SO cuenta entire los
ciudadanos mas j6venes de este
territorio que est6n sa)iendo
rapidamente a frente y tomando
parte activa en- sus destinos y
progreso rs un ingeniero civil
lde irrigacion de profession y
siempre ha tenido alta reputation
de habilidad professional conoci-
mientos cientificos y porte homo
lrable. Fu6 nombrado ingeniero
territorial hace cerca de diez me
Ises. FL empleo habia sido ent6n-
ces establecido y 81 ha arregla-
do sus negocios de manera que
ahora CORE sin tropiezo y muy
lsatisfactoriamente. Ha estado
muy ocupado desde que tomo
cargo, pues muchas materias de
| lgran importancia a la irrigacion
ly reclamation de terrenos fueron
|traidas ante 81 durante el termi-
no.
Mr.. Sullivan naci6 cerca de
Roxana, Michigan. en- % de Mayo
de 1876, pasando ALI los dias de
lsu mocedad, trabajando en- la ha-
cienda de su padre en- los vera
nos y asistiendo a la escuela en-
los inviernos, hasta otofo de
1891, en- que entr6 a la escuela
superior de Charlotte, Michigan,
| y complete ALI un curse de ne.
lgocios.
En- seguida principle 81 estudio
Ide ingenieria mecanica y civil
baio tutores particulares, hacien-
do al mismo tempo trabajo actual
en- estas lineas. Mr.. Sullivan ha
servido su tempo en- 81 taller de
maquinas y fundiciones y puede
manejar cualquier de los instru.
Imentos ordinarios.
| En- 1896 fue con sls padres q
Grand Lodge, Michigan, donde
continue su trabajo dc ingenie-
| lria.
En- 1901 decayendo su salud
su medico 10 inform6que tendria
que buscar lin china arido, y
anticipando Ia necesidad dc irri.
gaci6n en- tai china empez6 q leer
sobre el asunto-
Mi. Sullivan fue 4 Carlsbad
completamente extrafio, pero en-
eicurso de unas cuan'as semanas
saolenao que ex'stla vacancla en-
lei puesto Dc ingeniero principal
de Ia Compafiia de Irrigaci6n dc
Pecos, aplic6 por Ia posici6n y Ia
ootuvo, teniendola mlsma nasta
que e. proyecto iue veno'oo al
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1907-12-28

Don Severino MARTINEZ ran
chero de cerca de Black Lake,
Sc hall6 entire los que Sc hospeda'
ron en- 81 Hotel Coronado 81 lines
pasado,
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1907-12-28

En- Ia Cali,ara Ma
cional de Repre-
sentantes.
stsENTA Y st|s A u vEz'
Muchos Veteranos de Nuevo
Mexico Obtienen Resalos
del Tio Samuel.

NA<0V 0R~HA% %>8~S
del Tio Samuel.
El Delegado W. II. Andrews es
sin disputa eI que consigue mas
pensiones entire los miembros de
Ia Camara de Representatives. del
Congreso Sexagdsimo, 4 peser
de no ser mas que delegado y no
ener voto. Sin embargo, RENE.
liza esta circunstancia desfavora
Die con atencion cuidadosa Y per
sistente a todo reclamo dc pen
sion y aplicacion para aumentt
que le envian ciudadanos del ter
ritorio que estdn intitulados d
pensiones bajo estatutos que es
tan vigentes.
Durante su ejercicio como de.
legado de Nuevo Mexico en- el
Congreso 59no. hizo mucho en-
esa direction y tuvo mayor exito
en- obtener aplicaciones para
aumentos, para re-emisiones y
para pensiones originates dc Ia
guerra civil y ex'soldados del
ei6rcito que son residences de
Nuevo Mexico, que todos los de.
mas delegados que 10 precedie
ron.
El Nuevo Mexicano tiene 81
gusto de presentar adjunta una
lista de 66 pensiones concedidas
q ciudadanos do Nuevo Mexico
durante el mes de Diciembre,
hasta esta fecha, esta acci6n
siendo debida a Ia puntual y es-
tricta atencion del delegado a sus
deberes y a>los deseos Y suplicas
de sns CONSTITUENCIES, Sesenta
y seis pensiones a Ia vez es una
hazena bastante notable y bene-
ficia mucho a Nuevo Mexico en- ell
ramo fnanciero. La lista es
como sigue:
4 Sra. Jnana M. j. de Archuleta,
Las Vegas, IS al mes.
W. Fl. Wentworth, Monterey,
Mexico, $l2 al mes.
F. H. HUMPHREY, Santa Fe, SIS
al mes.
Eliza J. Anderson, pension acu.
mulada de su marido.
Eli Caldwell, East Las Vegas,
| sl2 al mes.
Juan B Vigil, Talpa, stS sl
mes.
Ascencion villareal, rruchas,
$20 al mes.
John B. Hendrick, Deming, sl2
al mes.
James G. Shipley, Silver City,
1915 al mes.
Jose Dolores Trujillo, Cleve'
land, $50 al mes.
\ Charles S. Pollard, Nara Visa,
sl2 al mes,
Marshall Hartman, Roswell,
s12 al mes,
Christian Olson, Chloride, sl2
al mes.
George Studebaker, Cimarr6n,
$l2 al mes.
Jose Antonio Gonzales, China.
70, $12 al mes.
David Lawson, Flora Vista,
! Sl2 al mes.
Crestino Truiillo, Santa Fe, $l2
al mes. s
Arthur B. Damn, Hillsboro,
Sl2 al mes.
I Philip Schwartztrauber, Ros'
well, $20 al mes.
i Eugene B Fruitticher, Fort
Bayard, s20 al mes.
!, Cassandra Van Way. Ration,
:. s8 al mes.
Juan Bautista Bueno, Talpa,
!, SIS al mes.
\ William Spencer Logan, sl5 a
!, mss.
Sidney A. Cook, Melrose, e1S
, al mes. es.
William A. Cosine, Socorro, eit
lal mes.
Maria Isidro Gonzales, oleve'
Hand, IS al mes
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1907-12-28
cuanto, una yacancia oxI6le ~ .
empleo dc asesor de o0nd1do
Ahora, por 10 tauto. 81 cuerrp

Il
empleo dc asesor qe cQ'1qr roo
Ahora, por 70 eAu5ps q coeFrQ
dc comls'onados 90 con datl''' ~
vlrtud dc ~ aatoridad en o. con
ferida por W por la present.
nomina y nombra 9 DAVID M
M White como asesor 40 dlchc!
condado DO Santa re para IlenaT
"a dicha vacancia on d-cl'o eu'plec
y hasta quesu successor sea elec
to calidcado, teniendo dlcht
White que calidcarse segon r.
querldo por ley.
Esta accion dol cuerpo no fuf
sorpresa pura mucha gente, pues
estaba bien entendido que POI
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1907-12-28
David M. White SUI
cede a Marcelino
A. Ortiz.
Sc c0NsIDERA QUE
HAB|A vAcANc|A
A Causa de Ausencia v En-
fermedad del Official An
terror.

r,f ~ i
- oaeiPo 10 ~Vn,s'01aues ! !
uonuaoo =, ~ Nonu@,o NJ ',s
es0osoen ses'on p N I
safue 70 ooui0' n'''au . ~ y ~ !,
uauo a0eioa - = ~ pol Z
piosiuen0s ~ oup' y y.
30 iallaaou ioson'os = l,'...1 p'es''
o0n'e Z ,ai ~
Soni's'v'auo 'o'o e a1 =
sunuo uis'iioo' No.ais'ol'ouo ,u 'o9s 80
I no'oai' 'eroef u's'lls0 !, r. Z,
Arm;io nor q dinptado Ambro-
sio Ortiz, y q diputado alguacil
h. L Baca, por 81 alguacil.
Durante algunas horas 81 cuer-
20 atendio 4 asuntos de amillara-
mientos, correcciones y rebaja dc
impuestos. Una resolution fue
unanime adoptada instruyen-
do al collector y tesorero del con.
dado y al procurador de distrito
que no procedan con 6instituyan
nueyas demandas para Ia recau
dacion de tasaciones delincuen-
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1907-12-28

John Greenfield, Socorro, sls
al mes,
Edward y Horton, I.ordsburg,
sls vi mes.
Candelario MartInez, Santa ~,
ol2 81 mes.
Wayne Findley, Fort B3yard,
VI al mes.
Atanasio Ulibarri, San Joe6,
sl5 al mes. N
John A. Wolford, CeptraIt
al mes.
! Fred, n Miller, victoria|
al mos.
John seibert, Alboa
sl2 al mes. l "A
William G. A. Wrlght.
Mound, SIS al mes.
Juan Franoisco QrIego
re, $40 al mes. ,.3
John Crowley White (>nks
al mes. &
Erasmus CAV, Santa csuss III
al mes.
Jose Fllomeno Gonzales. Gasl
Las Vegas, no a mes
William O. Robinson, Mora,
S12 al mes.
Fl, A. Van Epps, Dayton, tia
al mes, X
Agapito Hurtsdo, 81 Rito, tls
al mes,
sebriau Bates, Glencoe, slS d
mes.
Josiah B. oArr. Dayton, sl2 a
mes. s.a
Richard Fl. Manville, Silver
City, s12 al mes
Milos n Day, Fairview, t1b d
mes. k
0Sim6n Lopez, Tecolote. s12 81
mes. sks
Maria de la M. M. de Trujillo,
Chamita, $6 al mes.
Juan Francisco Martinez, Mora,
s12 al mes.
Cornelius J. Desmorest, Carls.
bad, SIS al mes.
Joseph Wight, Las Vegas, s1s
al mes.
James H. Handle. Deming, sls
al mes.
Marcelina Aldas, Guardian,
Vallecitos, So al mes, y 70 para
los niflos memories.
Robert n. Woods, Pennington,
$12 al mes.
Manuel Garcia, San Rafael, SIC
al mes.
Dixon M. Parsons, Hagerman,
s12 al mes.
Severe Manzanares, Parkview,
s12 al mes.
Abram H. Dunning, Aztec, sls
al mes.
Candelario Ullibarri, San Mi
guel, sl2 al mes,
Irene B. Schormoyer, Santa
Fe, S8al mes.
David M Elder, Artesia, s1s
al mes.
Samuel O. Fletcher, Santa Fe,
$12 al mes.
Lester Hardy, Fort Bayard,
$50 al mer.
Francisco Romero, Sandoval,
$12 a, mes.
Los veteranos qae lean sus
nombres en la lista quAantecede,
seguramente estaran mas salts
fechos Y contentosen estos dias
de fiesta, y contemplaran Ia en-
trada del afo nuevo con mejol
seguridad y mayor algeria con q
anuncio de la nueva de aumentt
dc pensiones viejas 8 CONCESSION
do nuevas. Seguramente pen
saran bien de las labores fructi
feras del Delegado Andrews er
favor suyo y el Nuevo Mexicans
no tiene duda de gu asiloharan
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-12-11
Chicago.

CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
By Correll and Thompson. Brokers,
Eaton. o.
Chicago, Dec. IL