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and Wall Lake teams. We hear he
was fair and knows the rules of the
game.
DR.. Van Metre has now moved to
Dow City and is nicely fixed in his
office home. HI. and his wife are
decided addition to our town.
The Nelson brothers our harness
makers were Dunlap visitors on Sum
day.
Guild Evans has been down at
Omaha to see a specialist as to his
eyes.
Miss Mckay of Missouri Valley
was an over Sunday guest at the Dow
home.
Three of our teachers We're among
those to attend the electrical display
at Omaha. The Misses Isle. Alex
ander and Riddle.
Daniel Howorth was up from
Dunlap over Sunday visiting Edmund.
There will be special meetings all
the week at the M. E. church.
The Sunday school convention at
Dow City will be on Sunday Oct. 9th
and the arrangements are now being
made for it.
After the good results for our foot
ball team when playing at Vail. there
is talk of the Dunlap team being the
next victim.
Mrs. M. b. Nelson and three boys
were down from Arion Sunday. She
reports that her husband finds he likes
Extra quite we'll.
The card of our new Doctor Van
Metre appears this week in the de-
partment. He is a man of pleasing
appearance and popular with all who
know him.
DR.. Toon one of our former physi-
clans has been in town and there is a
prospect that he may again practice
here.
Marshall Baber did some detective
work last week when he recognized
the man who was accused of stealing
hogs down near Dunlap. The man
was arrested and turned over to the
Harrison county officers.
The popular Herman Lazarus is
again at the Cohn store, and will put
in good time arranging goods in the
enlarged quarters.
The Dow City markets have been
lively this week. We now have three
hog buyers, Jack Ahart. c. Alexander
and Joe McColl. The prices paid on
Monday were: 5.5O-S5. rs. the light
weights bringing the top. The
markets on Monday were BARLEY 7O-77:
wheat $500; old corn so; cattle Sc. 90
Sc. so ;hogs So so and SIS chicks s and
one-half cents.
In superstitious fear Mrs. George
Bell rushed from the old log house
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Too busy to write last week.

o busy TO Write ldSC week.
Mrs. j. T. Newcom and her grand
children. Beulah and Russell Newcom
spent Sunday at Dow City.
Lorin Patchin and Russell Newcom
drove down from jackson. Mimi.
last week to visit relatives.
Nurse Williams has been visiting
at Mrs. j. P. Conner's in Denison
the past week.
Edith Williams and sister were en-
tertained recently at the Gulick home
in Denison.
Among the new houses that have
been built this summer and which are
now under construction we note. j..
l.. Riggleman. w. w. Myers. Lloyd
Winans. Dell Richardson. Mike Myers.
C. M. Johnson and X. H. Childress
house 'repainted and new cement
walks.
Mrs. r. B. johnson returned from
her visit with her daughter and farm
lily at Ainsworth. Nebr.. last week
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TO SAVE THE CORN
Prof Holden to Save Seed Corn
Now
Ames. Iowa. Oct. l. 1870.

Ames. Iowa. Oct. 1. 1907.
Dear Sir:
was anxious to have the en-
closed circular you before this.
but we were unavoidably delayed in
getting it from the printer.
The object. which l have in
mind is that everybody interested
shall keep hammering away during
the entire month of October on the
Importance Of harvesting at once all
of the seed corn to be planted next
season.
The enclosed poster is simply sug-
gestive and you are at liberty to use
the material IN any way you see fit.
or to quote me in any way that will
and in the matter of improving the
corn in your community.
The common practice of depending
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on the place north of town last Mon
day. Among the old possessions of
Mother Bell vas a big clock which
would strike. Since her death it has
sat in the log house used for a store
and wash room. On Monday Mrs.
Bell was working in the old building
when suddenly the clock struck one
time. and then again. Now what
made it is the question?
Our Mayor. W. C.. Rolls and Bert
Cooper are among those seized with
the land fever. They have gone up IN
South Dakota for a few days. Mar
shall Baber is tending to the furniture
store while Mr.. Rolls is gone.
Mrs. L. Peterson of Buck Grove
and child wer. Dow City visitors on
Monday.
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Dou City.

Albert Poltevin went to Giltner.
Nebr.. Saturday for a few days with
his brother Paul.
Mrs. Ida Talcott and son Edgar
went to Douglas. Wyo. last Tuesday
to spend a few weeks with her sister,
Mrs. w. A. Saul.
A number of young people enjoyed
a party at the home of VIM. Morrison
and wife last Thursday evening.
Ethel Butterworth went to Lamont
last week. She will attend Graceland
college at that place.
Gene Crandall. Gene Virgins, Lulu
Crandall and Winnie Virgins took
dinner with Chas. Horn and wife Sat-
urday evening.
Mott McHenry and wife returned
the latter part of last week from a
weeks visit with Chas. McHenry and
family at Sioux Falls. S. D.
Mrs. Rogers of Exeter. Nebr. is
visiting at the home of Aunt Maggie
Talcott.
Mrs. w. H. Virgins. Mrs. E. H.
Swasey. Mrs. T. E. Fritz. Rev. A.
L. Curtis and Gene Virgins were
among the Denison visitors Monday.
George Brake is now working for
Bremser Bros.
Ola Rigsby spent several days in
Council Bluffs last week.
Bern Blair was in town for a few
days last week. He has accepted a
position in a clothing and shoe store
at Parkersburg.
VIM. Jordan and family of Paradise
took dinner with George Rule and
wife Sunday.
Mr. Grant and wife enjoyed a visit
from their son the latter part of the
week. A sister of Mrs. Grants is
also visiting her.
Mrs. Frank Evans and daughter
Sylvia enjoyed a few days in Omaha
last week, at the home of Mrs. Byron
Glow.
Our High school foot ball team
went to Vail last Saturday afternoon.
The victory was complete for our
home team 20 to O.
Mrs. Jane W God and granddaughter
jamie Butler went to Creighton.
Nebr., last week to spend several
weeks with her daughter. Mrs. j. P.
Riddle.
About twenty-five from Dow City
went to Omaha Wednesday tv witness
the electric parade.
A most pleasant family reunion &C.
Cured at the home of M. G. Virgins
on last Sunday. The occasion was in
honor of Mr.. Virgins siXty-fourth
birthday. Our worthy postmaster
looks hale and hearty. He is a citi-
zen all honor and respect.
Banker Fishel is planning to give a
prize for the best ten ears of corn.
The decision will be made by ar ex-
pert from Ames.
Homer Curtis was called to Denison
on Saturday to be the referee in the
foot ball game between the Denison
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Boyer.

Searn Jurgeson and wife of Lost
Nation and Albert Jurgeson of Delmar
are here visiting at Claus Minister'S
home.
Chas. Erne was an over Sunday Wis
itor in Wall Lake.
Gertrude Bradbury went to Denison
Friday. returning Saturday to be
ready for school duties Monday.
Hilma. Joseph and Seth Anderson
were among the many who were in
Omaha last week.
Amanda Granddaughter of Elwood is
here visiting her sister. Mrs. Claus
Minister.
Carl Kulloerg attended to business
in Denison Tuesday.
Chas. Erne was called to Denison
Monday to attend court
August Jansen severed his connec-
tion as clerk for C.. S. johnson end
left Tuesday for Pipe Stone. Mimi.
where he will work for his uncle.
who is engaged in store business.
Albertgis a bright and energetic young
man. and will be greatly missed. not
only behind the counter but among his
numerous friends who hate to see him
leave.
H. B. Hanson and wife went to
Omaha Wednesday to take in the
sights. While there Mr.. Hanson
bought m car of sleep, he is getting
quite famous among the sheep raisers.t
Hilma Anderson left Monady last
for Denison. where she will learn the
dressmaking trade.
Claus Frahm is back from his trip
in the eastern part of Iowa.
John Quade went to Denison on
business Saturday.
0. M. Graham and family visited
in Odebolt Sunday.
John Skyes and family are expect
ed home from Dewitt Tuesday.
The base ball at Boyer last Sunday
was an interesting game. Boyer VS.
Dutch 8 TO 5 in favor of Boyer. Both
sides had hired players. Mr.. Faul and
Mr.. Gary of Denison played with the
Dutch also Martin Sanstrom of Kiron.
they all proved to be skillful players.
But with the help Boyer had of
the Wheelers. the game was theirs.
Mrs. Chas. Schultz and children
returned home Saturday from a few
days visit at her parental home. Mr..
Vosgerau in Denison. While they
were all home. they had the family
picture taken.
Tuesday afternoon this week oc-
cured the wedding of two of our
popular young people. Louie Gronau
and Anna Neuamn. an account of the
ceremony will be published next week.
Jennie Winters and sister Mary. of
West Side came Wednesday to spend
a few days at the Dobbert home.
They We're passengers for Kiron Sat-
urday, where they went to spend a
few days with their cousin. Mrs. Fred
Reecy.
I. A. Smith attended the Farmers
Mutual Insurance Co.. meeting at
kiron last Thursday.
Mary Dozark came home Tuesday
and surprised her folks from her X
tended visit in Dakota.
Mrs. Gust Tellgren of Kiron are
here visiting with old neiehbors and
friends.
Leon Bellman ended his stay here
with the Bowman and Kranz Lumber
Co.. and left for his home in Omaha
Saturday.
James and Leon Cowthan and Annie
and Minnie Dobbert returned Monday
from a pleasant visit with relatives
and friends near Dow City.
Special Rain Coat sale this Satur-
! nh
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for seed on the occasional good ears
secured during the entire husking
season is bad and costs this State
millions of dollars annually. The
corn has been frozen night after night
in the field during November before it
is husked and while it still contains a
large amount of moisture, consequent
ly much of it is weakened or killed,
giving a poor stand and weak stalks,
which more than anything else re-
duces the yield. Iowa needs big jog
ging to the Importance of harvesting
the seed corn as early as possible in
October.
Kindly do all you can to help in
this important matter.
Yours truly.
p. G. HOLDEN.
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For Sale Seven room house and
two lots, city water, street severed.
Close to schools and college. A bar
gain if taken at once. Inquire of Re-
view. 40-2t pd.
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Special Rain Coat sale this satur-
day. at The Boys.
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For Rent-6 room house 2 blocks
north of Post Office. Inquire of DR..
Mueller.
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Special Rain Coat sale, this satur-
day. at The Boys.
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Special Rain Coat sale this Stature
day at. The Boys.
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1907-01-05

The following Tucumcari people
were among the number who at
tended the greatest dance ever had
at the Bell Ranch:
Mrs. S. H. Anderson, Mrs. Earl
George, Mrs. Lipscomb and daueh.
ter, Miss Rowena, Miss Ethel Car
ter, Miss Bertha Buchanan. Mr..
and Mrs. H. H. Hargls, Mrs c. II.
Chenault, Mr.. and Mrs. Clint Ruth
erford, Miss E. Smith, Miss Ella
Hood, Miss Maggie Teller, Mrs.
Hooper, Miss Bessie Shaw. DR.. r.
5. Coulter and A. Kennedy.
The party went up on the Daw.
son as far as Medic; hacks were
there to convey them to the ranch
where an elegant supper was served.
Decorations were displayed all a.
round the ranch and a delicious
supper was. also served.
The party stayed until o'clock
next day when they returned, reach
ing home about 7 o'clock in the
evening. Mr.. ODonel deserves
great credit for the magnificent way
in which he had prepared to enter
tain his guests.
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CERTIFICATE OF
APPORTIONMENT
OF the School Funds. County OF
Quay. New Mexico.

|, Minor Rudolph, Superin-
tendent of Schools of said County,
do hereby certify that l have duly
apportioned the School Funds of
said County on this 3Ist day of
December, A. d. 1905.
The amount Of money subject to
such apportionment is Four Hun
dred Thirteen Dollars (s41a).
The total number of persons of
school age are 1875. The rate per
scholar is 2S cents, which is an.
portionment to the several districts
as below:
M. RUDOLPH,
County Superintendent.
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TERRITORY VS.. HARDWICK ON
FOR TRIAL AT 10 A. M. YESTERDAY

Inc case OF Iy Hardwck charged with murder of ohr
NJ LAWSON city marshall of this city to death in
Legal Tender saloon Wednesday on the 26 u WAS
called at 1890 Yesterday Wharton of Aamoeordo
Tor the prosecution and Judge Byron Sherry city for
defense UP to the time had
seven witnesses and the being
and point The fifteen witnesses and b
trial will not end in all probability before Monday Tuesday No
greater interest could be had preliminary hearing than this one
and every man, woman and child who
at the court house and following in breatbe silence
Watch this paper for details of this trial next week.
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VALE DEL CADIILo.
Correspondence
For the year 1907, we, the un-
dersigned will try farming on the
cooperative plan, E. b. Fullwood,
president; Mrs. ]. E. Fullwood,
treasurer Robert A. Fullwood,
cashier and collector Walter S.
Fullwood, secretary and book
keeper. We agree, and have a
written contract for each to con-
tribute our prorata share of work
and money needed to operate the
farm, garden, orchard and poultry
yard. All stock, farming imple-
ments and feed to be common
property, after the first kay of Jam
uary, 1907. The book-keeper will
keep a complete set of books, and
record each days work, also an
itemized account of the expenses
and collections, and furnish each
member with monthly statement
on the first day of each month.
The cashier will receive all money
due the firm and deposit same with
the treasurer. We agree that each
member can check out and use at
any time during the year their pro-
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Ex-Officials are Grateful.

J. V. Gallegos, the retiring
county clerk and his brother. N.
V. Gallegos, his deputy, request
this paper to say to the people that
they are grateful for the liberal
patronage and kind consideration
shown them during their four years
in the Office of probate clerk of this
county.
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rata share Of money on deposit. 1t
is further agreed that the presi-
dent or treasurer will be consulted
on all business transactions.
The farm is to have the name of
Vale Del Cadillo.
Signed
E. H. FULLwooD, President
MRS. J. E. FULLwooD, Tr's.
K. A. FULLwooD, Cashier &
Collector.
w. S. FULLwooD, Secretary
and Book-keeper.
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Card of Thanks.

We desire to extend our thanks
and sincere gratitude to the people
OF Tucumcari who have shown lis
innumerable kindnesses during our
terrible bereavement.
Respectfully,
Mrs. +. c. LAWSON
and Family.
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Members Of Congress Say Pres.
ent Status in Island Can.
not Be Maintained.
ROOTS PROMISES ARE
ONLY OBSTACLES
Secretary's Pledge Of Autoonmy Inter
feres With Plans Of Taft and
Roosevelt.

That the status quo in Cuba can
not long be maintained that there
is no immediate prospect of peace
ful government in that island re-
sulting from the present pro-
gramme OF the Roosevelt admin
istration, and that eventually Cuba
will be annexed to the United
States, perhaps at the close of the
present occupation OF the island by
the Americans, are sentiments ex-
pressed by influential members of
congress.
The hindrance to immediate an.
nexation, which it was said on all
sides, ought to occur in the inter-
est OF good government for Cuba,
and economy for the United States,
are the promises made by Secre-
tary OF State Root to the island
Republic on his recent visit. AS
a result of those promises it is the
consensus of opinion that the ad-
ministration will prolong the au-
tonomy of Cuba a. ! as posi-
BILE for the moral Ell { it will have
on Republics further south.
Influential men in the admins
tration are discouraging all talk of
annexation, at least until the Gu
bans have had another chance at
self-government.
BY prominent member of the
senate it has been declared that,
until Secretary Root stepped off in
Cuba on his return from South
America and practically pledged
automy, annexation in a reasona-
BILE time after the fall of the Palma
government, in which re-establish-
ment OF self-government had been
reattempted in Cuba, had been the
programme of the President and
Secretary Taft.
In the opinion of the Senator.
Secretary Root alone dissuaded
Mr.. Roosevelt and Mr.. Taft from
this purpose, and convinced them
that to proceed to annexation at
this time would be to annul every
thing he had said and done on his
South American trip to impress
upon the Southern Republics that
the United States is not a territory
grabbing nation.
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w. N. Jacobs, one of QUAY
county's most enterprising farm.
ers has just returned from a trip
to Texas where he went after his
c h l dren to bring t h e m
out to his Quay county home.
Jacobs came to Quay county in
1903 and has improved home
stead in jenkins Flat and is now
getting his family of children at
home with him that have been
with relatives since the death of
his wife in 1904.
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and Family.

Ralph c: Martin died at San
Jon Saturday at 8 o'clock p. m. OF
tuberculosis. The remains were
brought to Tucumcari and en-
balmed for shipment by M. H.
Koch and were accompanied to
New York, Iowa, by his brother
and his mother where interment
will be made in the family plot.
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There were many Tucumcari
young people who attended the
New Year ball at the Bell ranch
farm and they are universal in the
expressions of delight at the
splendid treatment they received
out there. The Bell boys always
entertain their visitors royalty.
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w. II. Oyler was in town fron
the ranch Wednesday. He has
finished marketing his hay crop
which paid him we'll this season.
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Conductor Officehol d er h a S
moved into the Stanley Lawson
residence which he purchasrd
some time ago.
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We have very cool weather this
week but plenty of sunshine.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-05-25
NUM-. is

estado y los representatives de los pro.
piesRrios de las minAs, y de Ia otra parts
las orRanisaoiones de obreros de todss
clAses. alistandOse para Ia mss formida.
BILE bAtalla legal que jsmAs Sc hayAn.
brAdo en- los tribunAles de Les EstadOs
unidos.
En6re las orgsnizacionss de obreros
existe IL mss euergios aotividad de dc.
mostracioneS y protestAs de las ouaIes
son Ell blanoo principal sl presidente
Roosevelt y los gobernadores de los 60.
tatos de Idaho y Colorado, cuyas aoclo-
nee en- el osso - oonooen nusstros leo
torres
Aun Ell sx Ayudante general del estado
de Colorado, Mr. Bell, que foe tan per.
tinaz y cruel en- hu oruRAdA contra los
miDeros durAnte los disturbios de Colo.
rsdo, hs dAdo una entrsvista proteatAn.
do energicAmente contra el seoueetro de
los cficislss de Ia federation, asentando
que fue un Aoto sin preeedente en- los
anAles de Ia civilization y de IN gobler.
no de ley.
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BautISmO del hCrederO de Ia Co.
roma tSpahOIa.


ri saoado de la semaua pasAdA en- la
cspilla privAda del pslacio real do Ma.
drid en- preseuoiA del Rey Alfonso
XIII y de todos los altos oortesanos
y digustarios de EspahG y de los diplo.
mhticos de todas Ia nAoiones. fue re-
generaio en- las AguAs del bAutismo el
nnevo heredero de Ia corona de Espafa.
La pila del bautismo fn6 trAida 4 pro.
posiFo para Ia oosolon, del famoso mo.
nasterio de sAnto Dom mngo de Guzman.
oelebro Ia osrsmoufA cl Oardenal San.
cho, y sctuAron como psdrinos, el Car
dsnal RiaAldini, EN- representation de
So SAntidst Pho x, su Altesa Real
Don Carlos de Borbon Ia abuela del
iufante, Ia Reipa Maria Cristina.
EI nombre de pila que ae di6 al fu.
turo Rey es, Alfonso Pho Cristino
Etusrdo Francisco Guillermo Carlos
Enrique Fernando Antonio.
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Nina EnYeHeHada con Yerba Del
PeCO.

TrsduoimOs del New Mexican CORES
pondisnte Al dia 22 de este:
Fidelipa Martinez, nina de ahos de
eisd del sr Ignacio Martinez y espcsa.
d Luoero, Condado de Rio Arriba, mu.
rio Ell dia II del oorriente, oeroA de ia
casa de suS padres, bsio circunstAncias
psouliAres.
La ninita, en- oompaiiiA de Su hermA
nito, de Z amos de edad, hsbian lido 4 Ia
aoeQuia para dAr aqua q los oaballos
MientraS los oaballos beblAn la nina OBJ
servo fotando Iobre el sgua las flores
asules de la yerba del peco. Cosiendo
una SO puso a msstioarlA.
su hermsnito tamblen mastio6 una
horeaits, pero le de agrad6 el sabor v
10 is inmediAtAmeDte. En- seguida
el llevo los caballos d establo qusdando.
90 Ia nina en- ls soequia
Momentos despuAs SO puso enisrma y
oomenso a llorar y cuando sus padres
llegaron al lpgAr hsllAron que estaba
muriendose y en- efeoto suoumbi6 al Do.
60 ratio El nifo no sufrio muoho de
los efectos dc Ia yerba que mAstio0.
I'll cadaver de la militia fue s.pultAdo
en- el cementerio oStolioo Gel lugar. Los
padres estan sumidos en- houdo penar,
pues era una ninita brillsnte y preolosa,
y tambien por motive de Ia desRrsoiadA
oirounstauciA en- que encontrola muerte.
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Los Republicanos del sur Estan
0puestos a Roosevelt.

Atlsnt, Ca, Mavo 20--E presidonta
Blodgatt de Ia liRa repub ioAna del sstA
do, Is ousl g. orgtuis6 con 81 prop6sito
de luchar contra Ia administration pre-.
presents, expidio hoy una pfoolAms q
lis republicanos del Sur en Ia casl cfi
tics esveramant3 Ia administration
Dor suS nombfAmiebtlsa los emplsos, dc
"dem6crstas y republiosnos frios, nr
giendo que nioguno do loa que uenen
dastinos feiefslss sea nombrAdo como
delegado 4 Ia siguiente convention ma
oional HepubliSana. Dice el presIden.
to
"Hagamos ests pelea htsts el eEtrs.
mo, para yer que niDgon oi5iAl federal
irrespecto de sus shlAoiones poliaoss,
sea escogido como dtlegado del distrito
del sur. Los prinoipios sobre los ouales
est6 fundAda tsta ligs tienen que triun.
Tar. Todos los esfuarzos, dinero In.
fluenciss que puedaa poner al ffente loI
tenedorss do distiuos 20 pusden dstsner
o. empuje impeair una evoluoion com.
plsta On 10 po l'icA republicans del
saF,h
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La Via de Dawson no Ssra Cons
truida.

Esta semana llegaron noticias al efec
to que la compania ferrea, El Paeo
Southwestern, ha comprado o alquiado
por un largo termino de amos, aquella
porcion de la via ferrea del Rock Island
entire Santa Rosa y Tucumcari, 10 cual
hace fracasar por complete la contem-
pIada via del Southwestern q Dawson
pasando por Las Vegas.
Desde los primeros tiompos que Sc
anuncio la propueata construction Sc di-
10 que era un "blulf' para obligar q la
compaila del Rock Island q que veDdie
ra ese trecho Parece que el "bluf ha
tenido su efecto
En- cambio, nos asegura Don Marga-
rito Romero, que los capitalistas que
fueron con 6l la semana pasada d inspec.
cionar los montes y prospectos de la
seccion de la sierra en- Ia yecindad de
Mora, quedaron sumamente complaci-
dos y satisfechos que les justidcaria
construir la linea el6ctrica 10 que deci.
dirdn pr6ximamente,