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Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-19
WALSH
IN SKIRMISH
OVER BOOKS
By Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Nov. 1S.-Judge Anderson, in
the trial of John R. Walsh, charged with
misapplication of funds of institutions
with which he was connected today ruled
that the books of the Chicago National
bank and of the other Walsh enterprises
constituted competent evidence and that
counsel for Walsh had no constitutional
right to exclude them.
Following up this verdict the prosecu-
ton. through the testimony of National
Bank Examiner e. P. Moxey. proceeded
to trace ten instances of alleged irregu-
larities in accounts. which it is contepde1
Indicates misapplication OF the funds of
the Chicago National bank by its former
president From book to book throughout
the afternoon the. bank examiner traced
the transactions and pointed out connect
ing links through maze of figures, ana
at the close of the session 1t appeared
that the task set before him would keep
him occupied for days. since each of the
100 counts in the indictments must be
traced through half dozen or more
books.
Mr.. Moxey's testimony, given in a
straightforward manner but with frequent
Interruptions by counsel for the defense,
was in substance that on February l, 1899,
the discount register of the Chicago Ma
t10nal Dunk showed HleIlOldHuuiii ilolS
for 1000 secured by certificates for $780,
600 in Illinois Southern railroad bonds,
and that on the pay day proceeds,
amounting to 800, 1863 were credited to Mr.
Walsh's personal account,
He said that Mr.. Walsh's account was
charged on the same day with three
checks-one for $4,000. another of $4,000
to ,the Southern Indiana railway and a
third for $4,000 to the Illinois Southern
He further showed that on March 80, 1907.
the discount register records memoran-
dunn note for $92, 600 with the same secur-
ity as the others, and that the proceeds
of the discounted note, S9l,356, were cred
tied on the same day to Mr.. Walsh's per-
sonal account.
Further. he showed that on the same
date $4,000 was paid to the Chicago
Chronicle, $4,000 to the Illinois Southern
and $4,000 to the Southern Indiana, the
amounts being charged to Walsh's ae-
count and credited to the railways and
newspapers accounts on the books OF the
bank
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-19
PERSECUTION CHARGED
BY ST. LOUIS BANKER
"PostaI Department Has Paralyzed
All My Affairs and isolated Me-"
Declares Edward @. Leylis
on Stand
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 1S.-Edward G. Lewis,
Oh trial In the United States district court
on the charge of haTing used the mails
to defraud in organizing and promoting
the Peoples United States bank, took the
witness stand in his own behalf today.
He said he was 3S years old, mayor of
University City, St. Louis county, and JUS
tice of the peace there. He said the plan
of the bank for the benefit of the farmers
first occurred to him early in 1902. 1t
was his purpose to convert practically
everything he had in the world into stock
in his Peoples bank, and was doing SOFAS
fast as he could when his bank was
closed by the postoffice department
practically every. institution | have
been connected with has been. paralyzed,' y
Lewis testified II was absolutely iso-
lated from the world and my enterprises
were annihilated. I did not even get a
letter from my wife or mother"
There were several lively tits. between
counsel on both sides, but Lewis was
allowed to tell his story.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-19
SAN FRANCISCO ASKS FOR
ADDITIONAL SESSION

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov, 1S.--At a MEEK
ing of the board of supervisors this after
noon it was decided to urge Governor
Ginett to call another extraordinary ses
sion of the legislature to commence imma-
diately after the first extra session IS
closed. for the purpose of passing on
amendments to the San Francisco charter
voted at the recent election and not i'm
cuded in the call for the first extra
session.
The two amendments especially desired
to be passed are the ones relating to the
leasing of school lands held by the city
for a term of thirty-five years instead Of
twenty years, and relating TO the regula
tion of transportation rates by the board
of supervisors. Supervisors Murphy anl
Sullivan will proceed to Sacramento to
present the matter to the governor.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-19
OF
JAIL BREAK
SLAY VS. SELF
THREE BEAT DOWN GUARDS IN
NEVADA
SEIZE WAGON AND DASH FROM
PENITENTIARY
Officers QueIl Revolt in Yard-PIan for
General Escape Miscarries-Un-
armed, Two Surrender to
Sheriff

RENO Nov. 1S-Overpowering three
guards, shooting one of them and taking
his gun, a trio of desperate conyicts today
broke from the state penitentiary, seized
a butcher wagon standing in the jail
yard, and while the officers were quiet
ing tumult among the other prisoners,
escaped.
Two of them, disheartened and unable
to protect themselves, surrendered. The
third the leader of the party, after keep
ing out of reach of the posses that hunted
him for hours, occasionally taking pot
shot at them, turned his weapon upon
himself. His body was found in a clump
of sagebrush.
The break was one of the most sensa-
tionaI in the history of Nevada. Had it
not been for the action of the guards in
turning their attention to the men in the
yard undoubtedly many more would have
Joined the escapes. 1t was that policy,
however that allowed the three to get
away.
1t is believed by the authorities that
the outbreak was carefully planned. but
it's premature execution resulted In many
who had been counted upon to aid the
movement being taken unawares.
At $3.50 o'clock Richard Forest, James
Watson and John Edwards over
powered three guards. shooting one
through the hand and taking possession
of butcher wagon in the prison yard,
drove into the hills. ne
The convicts were working in the
kitchen when they saw the butcher
wagon in the yard They rushed for the
wagon. Throwing the driver from the
wagon they lashed the horses to a run
and escaped from the yards. The guards
feared a general break and turned their
attention to the other prisoners. thus
giving the three time to get away.
A large posse of armed men started In
pursuit.
Forest was sentenced to serve ten years
for attempting to kill Captain Caule of
the Reno police year ago. Watson was
sentenced to serve fourteen years for
robbery committed at Elka, and Edwards
was serving thirty years for holding - -.
the Oberon saloon In Reno.
Forest and Watson were captured about
four miles west of Carson shortly after
4 o'clock Edwards was the most desper-
ate of the trio.
Deputy Sheriff Knoblock was one of the
first to find the trail of the escaped con-
victs. He no sooner got started than a
bullet whistled by his head, Edw2rds fired
the shot. Knoblock saw two me.N duck
out of sight beneath the high sage brush
and covered them with his gun. They,
being unarmed, gave up and wece started
on their way back to the prison In charge
of their captor.
At about 8 o'clock the posse in pursuit
of Edwards came across his body on the
mountainside back of Carson. The con-
vict had taken a gun away from Guard
Tierney.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-19
LOCAL

Youth arrested for alleged theft CON
tracts blood poisoning in Oakland jail:
The city made a compromise with 'ne
Inglewood company.
Insane patient Injuries surgeon at nos
pital.
Constable is arrested for raising dis
turbance when intoxicateS%
The G. A r. pension checks were
promptly cashed by the postoffice.
Kilgore finds no trace of his children
for whom he has searched for many
years.
Important session was held by super
visors, bids being accepted for various
city projects.
Chinese and negress wed, after going
through much red. tape.
Men are fined for selling understood
lobsters.
High school boys in misunderstanding
with their principal.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-19
AUTO, AT SlXTY-MILE CLIP,
OVERTURNS ON DESERT
Malcolm Macdonald, Tonopah Mine
Owner, Badly Hurt-chaufteur
Alone Escapes Serious
Injury
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press ,
ToNoPAH, Nov. 1s.-Malcolm Mac
Donald, a we'll known mine owner, is
lying at a ranch at Hot Creek, sixty
five miles east of this city, his left arm
shattered from the wrist to the elbow
and his body covered with bruises
Surgeons are now being carried to the
spot in Tonopah's swiftest auto.
Mr. Macdonald had been to see min
ing property and was returning Sun
day night. Speeding along at rate
of sixty miles an hour the forward
wheel of his automobile struck n rock
and the occupants were sent flying fSr-
ward. The chauffeur, the only one u
the party unhurt, had to go for assls I
ance to a ranch three miles away. Ihe
injured man was carried there.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-19
COAST

Commissioner Wilson has forwarded
resignation, declare leaders
Schooner, dismasted, makes 800 miles
under jury rig to Ss.n Francisco from
north.
Salt Lake roads directorate remains
unchanged by stockholders.
Faaring of former Mayor Schmitz' ap-
zeal is delayed week at request oi
defense.
Stockton building trade tie-up ended by
arbitration.
Sacramento postal clerk who rif1ed let
ters sentenced to year in county jail.
Poison in liquor has fatal effect on San
Diego laborers.
San Francisco lad drains vial of acid
Crawls under shack to die.
Major Mclaughlin to be buried in Nc
Jersey by side of wife. IN
Former pig iron king, once milliona re-
acquitted of fraud at San Francisco
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-19
FORMER "PIG IRON KING"
ACQUITTED OF FRAUD
Henry r. Post, Once Millionaire, Ac-
cused Of Getting Money by Repre-
sentina Himself as Secret
Service Agent
BY Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO Icy e Henry r.
Post, at one time reputed be mill
lionaire. with offices in Chicago and
New York and known as the Pig Iron
King" was today acquitted of the
charge OF having impersonated an Of
ficer of the United States secret SER
vice in the United States district court.
1t was claimed that Post secured
various sums of money from former
acquaintances by giving worthless
checks, and claiming to be in the SER
vice of the government The testi-
mony showed that the money was
loaned to him with the expectation of
making money out of the loans, the
amounts of the checks he gave being
larger than the amounts he's received.
on the stand Post denied that he ever
said that he was secret service agent.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-19
EASTERN

There is no poverty in America de-
clares noted English nurse who comes 10
study conditions.
Chicago Italians organize White Hand
society to war on Black Hand Consul
backs move
.'Postoffice department has prosecuted
me-" declares e. G. Lewis, st. Louis
banker, accused of fraud
Illinois Mormons resent boast of sena-
tor who defended Reed Smoot
Diamond imports fall off $6,OOO,OOO dur
ing first part of October Receipts 40 per
cent of figures for same period last year
Consolidation of Pittsburg and Alle-
gheny upheld by United States supreme
court.
Cessation of gold imports predicted as
result of big government bond and scrip
issues.
Mrs Bradley listens in daze to testi-
mony. Brain affected declares doctors.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-19
LEGISLATION ASSURED;
MANY STEPS SUGGESTED
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Eress'
WASHINGTON, Nov. 1S.-Presioent
Roosevelt has been commended and con-
graduated throughout the day upon the
financial relief measures launched yes
terday.
The president was Informed from Buff
falo that his letter expressing confidence
in the financial soundness of the country
had been printed in several languages in
Buffalo and distributed among depositors
who were making a run on bank there,
with the effect of checking the run.
Before the business day of the treasury
had ended many applications arrived for
certificates for Indebtedness. The fiscal
uses to which these certificates are to be
put will make the demand for them gen.
eral, according to the opinion of experts
in the department. They may be regis
tered in the treasury and partake of the
virtue of a government bond and as such
lie deposited as security for national hank
circulation or deposits. When not regis
tered it is predicted. they will circulate
secretly as security The interest on a
$50 certificate will amount to 121a cents
month, and holder may easily obtain
credit for the amount of interest he is
entitled to at his bank Assurance was
given today that the gold reserve of the
government was behind these certificates,
and this fact, added to their interest bear
ing feature, will make them eagerly
sought.
Senators in Conference
The hint contained in the presidents
letter that financial relief legislation was
assured resulted in many inquiries during
the day. 1t is admitted that the presi-
dent has conversed freely with the lead
ers of both houses of congress, by mail
and in person, but just what is the presy
ent status of the legislative plans is
withheld. One point of unanimity is
certain. Every senator and member OF
the house of representatives who has
called at the White House during the
financial distress has been free to say
that financial legislation would be hrst
(ContInued on Page TwcS
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-19
FoREIGN

Italian district recently shake dis
turbed by another series of earthquakes.
Two hundred mutineers hanged Mt
Vladivostok and second outbreak is fearsd
by authorities
Kaisers visit officially ends. To spend
weeks in recuperating.
Taft secures accommodations on Presi-
dent Grant to leave Hamburg December z.
India to compete in steel industry with
$40, 900 plant built Dy Americans.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-19
SUMMARY OF THE NEWS
FORECAST

For Los Angeles and vicinity:
Fair Tuesday, probably frost back
from the coast in the mo olning;
lioht north wind. Maximum fen1s
perature yesterday, 66 destees;
minimum, 81 degrees.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-08-24

La Salvia Witch Hazel Carbolizada
de Dewitt penetra los poros Y cura
prontamente. DE venta por The Ire
land Pharmacy M
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-08-24

suscribauss sslENpsyo ! Me1icano.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-08-24
PREsuNTo AsEsINo pA
$4,000 De FiANzA,
octavIano TeiIes Arrestado Por La
Pollcia Montada obtIene su
Llbertad.

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a. no,au;s : !, ~ ! I mn, s.s "a. :,
- o,ssa Az y; o,o..ex g., su, s.,,s,a
MSroas.. ~ I, ~ u ,a..aa { I ~, ! ~
80 ~ , e.. ~ D., ~ la'aSs aassss : oa.a, -
va,auo;. VI - - - o. - n;a;a So - J ! :,
, aon !, - 80, j. g. "a 800, I, : i ],
as,s;..a 49,; !. Z l Ss., :,
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!. M Voa'
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-08-24
UNA vIcTlMA De EXPLOSION
DE cAsoLlNA sUcuMsE

Las Vegas, N. N, Agosto 16. -
Despues de padecer casi un mes,
sufriendo dolores indecibles, Ia
Sta. Eulalia Griego, de IA amos
de edad, hija de Seferino Griego,
que SO quem6 terriblemente 81
dia IS de Julio con Ia explosion
de un tarro de a gallon de gasoli.
ma, fallecio aver.
Fl accidente que ocasion6 las
quemaduras q la infortunada
muchacha resultaron en- su
muerte, ocurri6 mientras trata.
ba de encender Ia lumbre con Ia
ayuda de un tarro de Kerosene
cuando ocurri6 10 explosion,
arroiando 81 aceite ardiendo So
bresu ropa Ia cual Sc 10 quem6 en-
81 cuerpo. Sus brazos y cuerpose
quemaron en- una manera horri-
BILE y Sc creia que no viviria sino
breve tempo.
Sus funeralas Sc veriflcaron
hoy.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-08-24
ADIcloN Al HOSPITAL
DE SAN VICENTE,
Nuevo EdlfcIo contenIendo Departa.
rnento Moderno de Operaciones
Sera ErloIdo 81 Ano Que
vlene.

Ahora es cosa asegurada que
I'm edificio moderno de ladrillo
|:sera erigido eI afio que viene
como adicion al Hospital de San
Vicente. La nueva estructura
ocupara el lugar de Ia que fue
destruida por 81 fuego hace 10 8
u amos yque no fu6 reconstrui-
da. Fl costo calcnlado media
entire $4,000 j 100000. La
madre Blanche, que SO halla 4 la
cateza de Ia Orden de las HERNIA
mas de Ia Carload, Ia cual tiene
cargo del hospital en- adicion al
Sanatorio y Orfanato de San vi
+cente, Sc espera que estara aqni
en algdn tempo en- Octubre. Ella
viene q esta ciudad con objeto de
consular con las religiosas de Ia
hermandad tocantea a la adicion
del hospital antes de hacer pre-
parar los pianos y especificacio.
mes.
Un departamento del nuevo
o.3s4us~ ro~k a,..n = r1n<xf<... -. Il.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-08-24
81 'NsrIrvro PARA clEoos
~ AsnE ~ IRo oE sEprlGMsRI
q supsrlntendsnts olIl nsarssa Dc
su vIajs . Tennessee s-susn
Prospecto pars sl Tor
rnjno.

81 Professor S. H Gill, supe-
rintendente del Institute de
Nuevo Mexico para los Ciegos en-
Alamogordo, ,ha regresado de una
vista de- dos meses q sus parien-
tes y amigos en- Tennessee. Ha
lemprendido de nuevo trabajo
activo y esta muy ocupado en-
procurar mas alumnos para el
Institute sobre 81 cual preside,
FL Superintendent Gill escribe
al Nuevo Mexicano; He pasado
una vacacion nu ny placentera con
amigos vieios y parientes en-
Tennessee, peio coDforme Sc
acerca el tiempo para que 70
|vuelvad q miquerido Alanlogordo'
me lleno de regocijo, pues estoy
verdadera y honestamente inte
resado en- mi obra de fomentar
allf Ia escucla para los ciegos.
He tenido conversation con va
rias personas que Sc dedican q la
ensehanzade de los ciegos, y a todos
sorpreude que nos fuera tan hen
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-08-24
CHICO De LAS VEGAS
ATRoPELLADo PoR UN CAIRO,

Las Vegas, N. M, Agosto IS. ~
Mientras trataba de subir a IN
caro- de trasporte que iba en-
movimiento Roy Solover, hijo
del conductor Solover del ferro-
carril de Santa Fe, fue estro.
peado aver y malamente lasti-
mado. Ell muchacho cayo en- me-
dio delas dos ruedas de adelante
y atrAs y estas dltimas pasaron
sobre su cabeza y espalda cua.
sAndole fuertes Commissioners y
una descalabradura grande en- 81
casco.
NJ q - q ~ n
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-08-24

sentantes por el distrito decimo
sexto, compuesto de los conda-
dos de Dofa Ana y Otero, por
buena mayoria. Como miembro
de 10 Asamblea tuvo un registro
esplendido y fu6 un trabajador
notablemente laborioso que a.
menudo dedicaba 16 8 10 horas
diarias d trabajo de comisiones v
q asistir a las sesiones de la Ca
mara. Fue candidate para pre-.
sidente, pero Sc creyo mejor para
los intereses del partido Repu.
blicano que asumiese la posici6n
de jefe del local, donde Sc halo
que era Ell hombre propio en- Ell
lagar que le correspondia. Sor-
prendio a -sus mejores amigos
con su elecuencia, su conocimien-
to complete de ley parlamentaria
y el trabajo que hizo en- Ia prepa-
raci6n de medidas, hacienda que
fuesen consideradas y pasadas y
oponiendose a medidas que con-
sideraba opuestas a los intereses
preferences del pueblo.
UN LEGISLATOR UTIL.
Tuvo exito preeminente en-
asegurar legislation para benefi.
clio de sus CONSTITUENCIES. De
los 107 proyectos que SO convir.
theron en- leyes durante la session
fu@ el autor de ~. Obtuvo apro.
piaciones para ell condado de
Dofia Ana montantes q $40, 999.2
y para el condado de Otero
800, 900.
Las siguientes son en- detalle
las apropiaciones obtenidas por
Mr.. Holt durante la session tlti- =
ma: Emission de bonos para ell
Colegio de Agricultural, $4,000
devoluci6n al Colegio de dineros
que Antes habian sido impropia.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-08-24
cArALooo en- HEFGRRNciA
\ EscuELAs o. sANrA Fs.
ssrs PupIeado por q cusrpo Dc Edu
eacIon--La cornpanla lnpresora
deiNuevo mexIcano OBJ
tlene 81 contrnto.

El Cuerpo de Educacion de ID
Ciudad de Santa f'6 ha tenido on
consideration por algdn tiempt
Ia emission de un catalogo conte-
niendo IN informe Dc las escue
Has pGblicas de Ia ciudad junta'
mente con descripciones breves
| de las demas instituciones dc
enseilanza y una corta resefa de
Ia ciudad misma, su historic,
atractivos escenicos Y superiori'
dad de china.
En- la junta prorrogada del 50.
bado pasado una comision fud
nombrada cdmpuesta de James
I. Seligman y el Professor ]. a.
Wood superintendente de las es-
cuelas de ciudad, para Ia publica
cion de este bosquejo, y 81 con.
|trato fue adjudicado el Lines
pasado a Ia Compania Impresora
| del Nuevo Mexicano El catalogo
estara profusamente ilustrado
con grabados de las varias escue.
las y colegios, inclusa Ia escuela
Mary James de Misiones Presbi-
teriauas para N uchachos, que
actualmente estan construyendo.
Fl Professor Wood ha preparado
la mayor parte de 10 materia de
lectnra. en- Ia cual va include su
dltimo informe annual mostrando
el adelanto hecho EN- las escuelas
pdblicas locales en- los amos re
cientes. II
Ahora Sc estan haciendop pre-
parativos para la apertura de las
escuelas al cumplirse la yacacion
de verano. Las escuelas de Ia
ciudad seran abiertas el Lines,
dia 9 de Septiembre. Todas las
vacancias que habia entire las
maestras han sido llenadas, porl
10 que toca A las escuelas p1bli-
cas- locales. La Sta. Eva Hill.
dreth, de Colorado Springs,
Colorado, fue elegida Ell Sabado|
en- la noche para llenar la vacan-
cia que habia, y probablemelte
sera asignada q la escuela dell
primer barrio.
Contracts por carbon fueron
adjudicados el Sabado en- la tar.
dea 10 Capital Coal Yards, dos
cargamentos de carbon de nina
desmenuzado siendo ordenado q
$4.75 tonelada y doce toneladas
de carbon grueso a $3.50 porl
tonelada.
s. Spitz, el joyero electo como
miembro del cuerpo, para llenar
10 vacancia causada por la dimi-
sion de A. G. Ireland, que So
mudo a Los Angeles, hace algu-|
nos meses, asistio a la reunion el
Sabado. Preside el presidente
7. B. Catron v los miembros
presentes fueron el Juez N. B.
Laughlin, Charles F. Easley VI
James L. Seligman, estando el
Superintendent Wood en- su
puesto como secretario.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-08-24
e. coNDApo og RIO
ARalsA pHosPEaA
Horreouero sIsn conooIdo Dice Que
Este Ano esra uno do Los No.
Iores-LIuvla on Abundaneia.

Don Prudancio UIibarli, cria
dor de ovtjls ylabradorde cercs
1de Terra Amarillo, pas6po ests
ciudad en- camino de Albuquer
que para su residencia on e
nortes Mientras estuvo en- IL
Ciudad Ducal, coloc0 a su hiit
Victoriano Ulibarrf, en- la Univer-
sidad de Nuevo Mexico, tabiendc
sido el muchacho nombrado 4
una probanda por el cuerpo de
comisionados del condado de Rio
Arriba, bajo las provisiones de
una ley pasada pnr Ia Ultima
Asamblea Legislative dando 8
cada condado el privilegio de
nombrar un estudiante por 4
AMOS en- cualquiera de osinstitu-
tos territoriales,
Elseflor Ulibarrf dice que las
|condiciones en- su condado son
mny satisfactorias; ha llovido en-
|abundancia en- los meses de
Janio, Julio y Agosto. yles sem
brados de granos y alfalfa rendi-
ran superiores cosechas. Ell
sacate enlos pasteos es excelen-
to y el ahasto de aqua bueno. Ell
ganado especialmente las ovejas,
Sc halla en- c0ndicion dc primer
6rden ymuy buenos precios Sc
estan pagando por los borregos
de este aflo. El acopio do lana
del condado de Rio Arriba ha
sido vendido d muy buen precio.
81 precio fue l5a q 16 centavos
libra, y los borregos Sc han ven.
dido y SO venden todavia de 50 SO
q 80 % cabeza. Por motive de
las heladas Sc perdio la cosecha
de fruta este aflo.
Fl senior Ulibarrf pertenece q
una familia bien conocida & in.
auyente del condado del Rio
Arriba y tiene una exceleDte casa
y un rancho muy extenso doceI
millas al oesto de TERRA ANA
rilla, en- ell Rio de las N1trias.
Els un fuerte Republican, y des.
de que lego a mayor edad ha
ha votado por ell partido Repu-
blicano Don Ismael Ulibarrf,
hermano menor suyo, es presi-
dente del cuerpo de comisionados
por el primer distri4o, electo por|
4 afios.
Ell senior Ullibarrf expreso la
opinion dc que durante los 25
amos pasados bajo administracio.
nes Republicans federales Vi
territoriales, el condado de Rio
Arriba ha estado siempre pros
pero y siempre contento, mien-
tras que bajo ADMINISTRATORS
Dem6cratas ha guardado muy
malas condolences. Ell pueblo no
prosperaba nada Por ejemplo,
durante la administration del
las ovejas Sc vendian
en- el mercado de IS centavos a
ii 30 por cabeza y la lana de 6A6l
centavos libra. Los bori egueros
40 hacian sufciente para pagar
los gastos della cuida, mientras
que hoy en- su condado no sola-
mente estau en- buenas circuns
bancias sino que muchos de ellos
Sc han enriuuecido.