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La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-08-03
In CalabaceadO Mata a su Preten-
dida

Deming, \. NJ, Julio 27-Por mo-
two que su pretendida, Concha Men
doza, hahia rechazado sus ateuciones
Y comprometidOse d casar con otr0,
Martin Amador, empleado de la mi
ma Florida, en- este condadO, Sc puso
en- acecho de la mujer Y la mat0 de
un tiro al volver ella para su casa tar
de en- Ia nOche. El arma que us0
Amador es un ride calibre %. La
hala penetr0 a Ia victima en- el costa
do izquierdo, atravezandole el cuerpo
de parte d parte, saliendo abajito del
sobac0 derecho. EXpir0 en- al t6rmino
de una h0ra. III teatro de la tragedia
fue en- Gage, sta al poniente de aqui.
I'm despacho fue mandado al algua-
ell mayor, Don johnson, per0 eshndo
ausente vinosu diputado, j. A. Baker,
Amador fu6 apWhendldo en- Ia
nina Florida y despu6s de la investi.
gacion preliminar que Sc tuvo en- esta,
fu6 remitido sin fianza Ia carcel del
condado para aguardsr la aceion del
gran iurado.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-08-03
PERSONALES.

Aver arrib0 q esta Don Eleuterio
Baca procedente de Logan, n. NJ.
I'll Jueves visit0 nuestro despacho
Don Jose Limo Castro, de I'll Pine,
I'll Lunes vimos en- Ia ciudad q Don
Espiridlon Garduho, de Chaperito,
Don Demetrio Silva regres6 el
Martes de un yiaJe a Antonchico.
III Microbes visit6 nuestro despa-
cho Don Francisco Torres, de Los To-
rres.
Don Jesus Maria Ortiz, de La Au-
rora, Sc hallaba en- la ciudad Ell Mier-
coles.
Don Aniceto Bustamante, de Pee
COS, trans0 negocios en- esta ciudad el
Iune5.
El Sabado nos hizo una agradable
vista Don Gabriel Chavez, de lei
Cuervo.
I'll Microbes nos hizo una agrada-
bic vista Don Antonio Mares, de
Trinidad.
Don Isabel Encinias, de La Tre-
mentina, se hallaba en- Ia ciudad el
Microbes.
Don Luis Monta1o, de Los Torres,
trans6 negocios en- nuestra imprenta
el Jueves.
Don Leopoldo Sanchez, dc Vado de
Juan Pals, trans6 negocios en- esta el
Microbes,
Don Marcos Quintana, de La Lien
DIRE, estaba aqui aver disponieDdo de
su cosecha de lana.
A principles de la semana vimos
en- la ciudad a Don Jesus Ma, Quin
tana, de La Conceptions
El Martes'recibImos una agradable
vista de los senores Apolouio Coma
les y Benigno PadilIa, de Conant.
Don David Newman Sc encuentrn
en- esta visitand0 4 su hmilia, ha-
bieudo venido de LA Junta, Colo.
Don Juan dc Dios Sanchez ysu nj
10 Patrocinio Sanchez, dc Duran, nos
hicieron una agradable vista aver.
Aver visitar0n nuestra redacci0n
los sefores Jose Gonzales v Mares y
Maximiano Gonzales, de El Cuervo.
III Lunes visitaron nuestro despa-
cho los sehores, Julian Gonzales, dc
Pasamonte, y Pablo Boney, de Wa
trOuS.
El JuevCa rocihimos una vista dc
los sef0ros Jer0nimoy Filadelfo Mar.
quez y Enrique Garcia, dc La Con-
cepcion,
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-08-03
Benjamin Lopez (a) Juan Fernan.
dez, ArrestadO.

III alguacil mayor del condado de
Bernalillo recihi6 el Sdbado un despa.
cho del alguacil mayor del .condado
de Chavez anuncidndole haber arres-
tado y detenido, pendiente SUI ida alli,
ID Benjamin Lopez, el matador de
Luis Padilla, asesinato que ocurri0
en- Los Padillas siete aflos pasados.
Lopez fue aprehendido en- Roswell
p0r el alguacil, que tenia una descrip-
cion que suministr0 el Alguacil de
Albuquerque al de Roswell. Sc cree
no haber duda de que es ell mismo
hombre que desean tener en- su poder
las autoridades del condado de Ber.
nalillo, Lopez ha estado pasando en-
el condado de Chavez bajo el nombre
de Juan Fernandez.
El alguacil, Don Perfecto Armijo,
partio para Roswell el Domingo Y es
possible que para esta hora va haya
regresado 4 Albuquerque con su REQ.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-08-03

1
III Martes visitaron la cludad los
sehores Trinidad Y Antonio Griego y
Antonio Ortiz, del Cerro del Corazon.
El Hon. Q. a. larrazolO partl6 pa-
ra Estancla q principles de In semana
donde tomara cargo de la defensa de
Domingo Valles
Los sehores Juan b. Y Regime Con-
1aies, ie Los Wales tle San Agustin,
transaron negocios importantes en- Ia
ciudad el Microbes.
Los senores Apollnario Alamanzar
Y Florencio Arellano, de la Mesa
Rica, penmanecieron en- Ia eiudad al
gunos dias de Ia semana.
Don Pedro Lucero, su esposa y ME
nos, vecinos de Antonchico, estuvie-
ron de vista en- Ia eiuiad 81 Martes,
haciendonos una plaeentera vista de
paso.
III Lunes tuvimos el gust0 de yer
EN- nuestro despacho Don jose Va
rela, v su nina Rita Varela, de Pc
COS, y Ia sehorita Antonia Silva, de
Santa Fe.
La semana pasada regres6 el Rev.
Pablo Gilberton, pastor de la palro-
qula de Mira. Sra. de los Dolores, de
su extenso viaje a Europa, muy reeu-
peradO de salud.
FL Rev. Padre Moog, de la Parro-
quia de San Miguel, estuvo en- esta
el Microbes, ayudandoa los RR. PIP.
Jesuitas en- su celebration del dia de
San lgnacio de LoyoIa.
DOia RamOncita V. de Alire, es-
posa dc Don Gregorio Alire, Y su nj
ia Genoveva, Sc encuentran en- Tri-
nidad visltando la familia de Don
Felipe Rivera y otros parientes.
Sc encuentran en- Ia ciudad visitan-
do q la famalla de nuestro conlpafie-
70 Don Ezequel G. de Baca, Ia sefIo-
ra Isabel b. de Baird y Ia senorita
Amalia c. de Baca, de Albuquerque.
Don Herculano S. Chavez, reslden-
te que fue de esta euando j0ven es-
tuvo en- Ia ciudad esta semana visi-
tando 4 parientes y amigos. su re.
sidencia en- Ia actualidad es en- Daw-
son, N. M,
Los senores Juan A. Luna, de Cha
con, y Joe Gilday, de Cleveland, es-
tuyieron en- la ciudad el Jueves con
obieto de hacer una aplicacion 4 Ia
corte para vender ciertas propiedades
del estado de la finada Emiliana de
Luna.
Entire los atendientes al institute
de verano hemos visto 4 los siguien-
tes preceptores de los distritos rura-
les; Herculano Garcia Y Jesus M.
Martinez, de Chaperlto; Eutimio Ga
llegos, de La Cuesta; Alfredo G. Quin-
Quintana, de La Conception; Pedro
Roybal, dc Los Torres; Alexandra
Fr6squez, de Cerro del Corazon; Me-
lecio Lucero, de Emplazado; Jose Lo-
bato, de Tecolote; Miguel Guerin, de
| San Miguel.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-08-03
Haywood cs AdjudicadO InOeente.

La bGtalla legal mas formidable
que jamas Sc ha lidiado en- los tribu.
les Americanos TOGO q su fin el Saba,
do pasado q las | / de la ma1ana ha.
biendo ell lurado recibido las dltimas
instrucciones de la corte a esa hora Y
retiradose q deliberar. ~
III jurado, despu6s de deliberar por
el espacio de q horas, retorn0 su We.
redlcto q la corte q las s de la mana.
ma ell Domingo, en- el cual fallaron sin
culpa al acusado. I'll lu.aq.dur6 dies.
de ell 3 de JUNO hasta el % de Julio
Y los jurados mostraban va evidencias
palpables de su larga fatiga.
BESIDE el principle que Ia causa sc
di0 al jurad0, despues de las instru-
cciones de la eorte, la mayoria Sc in
elmo a favor del acusado, pues el
primer voto que Sc tom0 estuvo por
libertad, por culpa y 2 en- blanco.
En- el segundo voto uno de los blan-
COS vot0 por libertad y el otro por
conviction quedando 8 contra 3. III
tercer votO fu6 10 contra por liber-
tad. Despues de este el jurado estu-
vo firme durante II horas. Antes
de retirarse por la noche Ia mayoria
convirti0 a uno de los de Ia minoria,
y d la mafiana siguiente el dnico re-
calcitrante cedi0, y acto continue or
denalon al bailitf que hiciera lamar
al Juez.
La escena, cuando el iurado di6 su
dictamen q la corte, fu6 conmovedora
en- extreme, y Haywood, que duran
te todo el juicio habfa presentado una
actitud est0ica, derram0 lagrimas de
placer. Embellishments despues de
leido y archivado ell veredicto, el
Juez orden6 que el acusado fuera
puesto en- libertad.
La corte admiti0 q fanza, en- la su.
ma de S25, 900, al co-acusado Meyer,
y neg0 flanza q Pettibone que perma-
necera en- la earcel hasta que sea juz-
gado. La procecuclon ha expresado
su resolution de procesar q los otros
acusados con todo el vigor que sea po.
sible, no obstante el veredicto del ju.
RADIO en- la causa de Haywood.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-08-03
NUEVos RUAiOBEs DE Ia DEsrITU
CION DE RAYNOLDS.


FL Microbes public0 el Optic de es-
ia ciudad (quien no 10 habrla hecho
sin probabilidad de certea) un des-
pacho de Santa Fe, al efeCto de que
habia rum0res, muy peristentes en-
la capital que los dos asistentes del
lprocurador general de los Estados
Unidos Y el agente del departamento
del Interior, habian mandado un
despacho a Washington recomendan-
do la remocion Immediate del secre-
rio Reynolds. FL mismO rumor fu6
publicadO en- el New Mexican V en-
los demas diari0s del Territorio. FL
Tumor asentaba tambien que los di-
chos agentes habian recomendado el
nombramiento de II. Z. Bardshar,
collector de rentas internas, para el
puest0. III New Mexican correspOn-
diente al Jueves dice que pregunt0 q
Mr.. Bardshar V 6l lie respondi6 que
NADIA Saba del asunto. Cue pregun-
to q Mr.. McHarg Y 81 Beg6 haber
mandado tai suplica d Washington.
L0 que dice el New Mexican, por su-
puest0, debe de tomarse con grano de
sal. Puede ser cierto que no manda-
ron despacho, quizis sea va una cosa
determinada por el gobierno 8 tai
vez 10 hagan por carta. Pero es la
impression generalmente aeeptada que
Reynolds no ejercera el pucsto por
mucho tempo.
En- prueba del mucho trabajO con
que han sido confrontados los agentes
del gobierno, anuncian de Santa Fe
que esta semana llegaron dos agentes
mas y fueron desde luego puestos en-
obra.
Sc dice que Las investigaciones no
Sc limitaran en- manera alguna al
condado de Santa Fe, sine que Sc ex-
tenderan para los otros distritos del
Territorio, y es bien sahido que los
hay inAnitamente mas corruptos que
el primer distrito judicial
Creemos no estar equivOcados al
profetizar que ahOra ST ha llegado
en- verdad ell dia de radencion para
Nuevo Mexico Y 81 ell presldente
Roosevelt Y su administration linn
plan las caballerizas, q pesar de sus
pasados errores, tendran q agradeci-
miento de un pueblo sufriente.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-08-03
NUN. 26
Ciudad JuaTHZ en- Comprehend
con NueYO Mexico.
Ell JEFE POLITICO DESAPARECE.
Sc lnfiere que fue Participe en- los
Grandes COntrabandOs AduanerOs.

FL Paso, Texas, Julio 80.-Silvano
Montemayor, iefe polftico de ciu-
dad Juarez, Y uno de los mas ricos
e inhuentes politicos del estado de
chihuahua, ha desaparecido. la ciu-
dad de Juarez esta EN- un fervor de
eXcitamiento desde Ia captura, sema-
mas pasadas, de un grudo de contra
handistas Y el recobro, en- Zamgoza.
de una gran cantidad de efectos de
contUbando. SeguidO este incidente.
las autoridades Mexicanas hieieron
esculcos sistematicos yendo de casa en-
casa en- Juarez Y han arrestado lie
tempo en- tempo q mas que treinta
personals las cuales estan encarceladas,
sin tlanza. Slmultdneamente con Ia
desaparicion del jefe polftico desapa.
reci0 tambien Villansure, el lefe dc la
estacion del Central Mexican0, un
n0mero de los empleados lie las esta-
clon fueron encarcelados hoy. Las
autoridades dieen que la evidencia
obtenida por ellos implica al jefe poli-
tico, Montemayor, y que est6n en-
Was Ge desbaratar Ia bien organizada
" poderosa cuadrilla de contrabandis-
tas que ha Horecido por amos en- este
puerto.
Los desarrollos que ha habido en-
Juarez esta noehe han aumentad0 ell
excitamiento. Estos implican q un
lie Combier, escribiente del Baneo
Nacional yal hio de Argiiellos, pro-
minente comisionista de aduanas,
ambos habiendose fugado para este
lado del rio.
Las autorldades federales eogieron
esta nocne catorce furgones que Sc SUI.
ponian estar cargados de carbon, con.
signados al iefe politico, Montemayor,
Y encontraron debajo de una ligera
capa de carbon, en- eineo de los furgo-
mes, cargas de efectos secos, ropa, "a
pateria, etc. Las galeras, efectos y pa
peles de Montemayor fueron embar-
gados y tambien el gran estableci.
miento mercantll de Ketlezen, 4
Degetau, el mas grande del lugar.
A una hora avauzada esta noche Sc
dijo que para ma1ana Sc esperan mu-
chos, arrestos Y desarrollos sensacio-
males.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-08-03
RESFRIOS DE VERANO Y FIE.
BRE INrERMITENTE.

Las victimas de Ia fiebre intermitente
experimentardn gran benefcio tomando
ell Foley's Honey and Tar, pues pa
ra ia respiration di6cultosa Immediate
mente y cura los pasajes del aire infa
mados y aun 81 falara on curarle daf6
aliyio al instante. La genuiua viene en-
an paquete amarillo,
De yenta por IA botica de La Cruz
Roja y o, q. Scaaetfer
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-08-03
LAs VEGAS NUEVO MEXICO sABAOo DE AGosTO DE 1907

ehos no estan de peligro y no tarda-
ran much0 en quedar completamente
restablecidos, pero su batalla con Ia
osa no Sc les olvidar6 mientras vivian.
Mas tarde Ia osa fue matada por
unOs CaZadOres.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-08-03
AYISn De IN TIiIMS1LTCI0N I'D

Por estas presentes damos avis0 al
p0blico que va Sc ha disuelto Ia conn
pafiia que Sc conoeia bajo Ia razon So
cial de Albino Espinosa q Cia. Y
que en- adelante dicha eompania sem
conocida balo el nombre de Romero
4 Atencio FL pegocio sera c0ndu-
cilo en- el mlsmo lugar en- Ia Placita
del Abuelo, Condado de Mora, n. NJ.
Solo los nuevos s0clos tieuen derecho
d coleetar las cuentas debidas q la
compafia vieja. Francisco Romero
Francisco Atencio, 7-20-4t,
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-08-03
PERDIIlO.

Una mula mora, can0sa, con este
flerro, -. Eal lado derecho. Sc me
perdi6 80 el 10 de Ahril, de mi
rancho, en- la Trementipa. Dare una
recompensa liberal 4 aquien me la trail
ga 8 dc razon cierta de ella,
r. b. GOMEZ,
8-3-8t. Trementina, N. NJ,
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Plumbing und HsizeInriebfuns.
pfIu9baupts Rdekersi.

Ode BiftOtias ntn Blum etrase.
Berfoufslnbeu: Ode Noro (. 5furess uub
3outon . StrnBe. q. Eel. 1909.
WdJtea n~etttrd1es BpBgetthrnn,
Mothers Bread. Cakes r. affeetuden.
, 1907-12-05
HAS PROUD
DISTINCTION
COLORADO ELK BORN AT ELEV.
ENTH HOUR OF eleventh
DAY, eleventh MONTH.
Was Present at Time, But Not Likely
That He Remembers Much About
it~arres Barton Adams Be-
ome Sole Manager and Editor
Of Denver EIks' Publication.

d. N. Heinzer, mayor Of Colorado
Springs, aud a member of No. 800,
claims to be a natural born" Elk, be.
cause the delivery book of the storl
shows that he was entrusted to the
keeping OF his delighted parents at
the eleventh hour of the eleventh day
of the eleventh month, says the Ma.
tioual Elks' Journal of Denver. Wheth'
err tbe hour and the day and the month
were of his own choosing, whether it
va a bit of connivance on the part OF
the baby bird and the good fairies
through whose hands all babies pass
or whether it Just happened SO de-
ponent saith not. 1t is quite probable,
however, that he had no voice in the
matter and at the time of his entrance
upon the stage of earthly existence he
knew as little about the posfelon OF
the hands upon the dial of the clock
upon the dial of time as a good ELI
knows of so]fishnesS.
, 1907-12-05
koreIn Temple Election.

On Friday evening next the annual
election Of the korein Temple will &c,
cur, at which time officers will he
elected for the ensuing year and also
three members to the imperial coun'
Gil, which will be held in st. Paul
Mimi, in June, says the Rawlins Re.
publican. At the last meeting of the
Imperial council the order at this place
was only entitled to two members bul
since that time the membership has
been so increased as to allow them an
ether representative.
, 1907-12-05
Good Cough Medicine for Children.

Good Cough Medicine for Children.
The season for coughs and colds is
now at hand and too much care cannot
be used to protect the children. A
child is much more likely to contract
diphtheria or scarlet fever when he
has a cold. The quicker you cure his
cold the less the risk. Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy is the sole reliance OF
many mothers, and few of those who
have tried it are willing to use any
other. Mrs. F. F. Starcher, of Ripley,
w. Va, says, 81 have nev used any
thing other than Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy for my children and it has al
ways given good satisfaction" This
remedy contains no opium or other mar
cotic and may be given as confidently
to a child as to an adult. For sale by
all druggists.
, 1907-12-05
Mountain Home Officers.

At the regular meeting of Mountain
Home lodge No. 81, Ladies Auxiliary
to the Brotherhood of Railway Train
men, held at the Brotherhood hall last
night, the following officers were
elected and will be Jointly installed
with those of the Brotherhood of Rail-
way Trainmen No. 67 at the last reg
ular meeting in December:
conference.-the Campbell.
Mistress-Goldie Morgan.
Vice Mistress-Mayme George.
Secretary-Angie Keane.
Treasurer-Agnes Morgan.
Conductress-Anna K. Murphy.
Warden-Maude Stone.
Chaplain-Katherine Quirk.
Inner Guard-HaZel Crooks.
Outer Guard-Pearl Clark.
Physicfans-Dr. McCollum and Drs.
Ballard.
Organist-Agnes Morgan.
With the new set of officers. the en-
suing year promises to be a banner
year for the auxiliary.
, 1907-12-05
MAKING ARRANGEMENTS
FOR A STATE BANK

croft, is here and has almost complet,
ed arrangements for the opening Of a
state bank, says the Thermopolis Rec
ord. The name has not yet been do
cided upon, owing to the TACT that it
will have to be submitted to the state
bank examiner and receive his sanc.
ton before it can be used. The bank
will be located in the Skinner building
now being used by Snyder & Hoofna,
gle as a barber shop, and its doors will
be opened for business as soon as the
, 1907-12-05
FINANCIAL WORRY
Doesn't Keep People From Eating.

No use weeping, keep on eating and
let the Wall street fellows walk the
floor. The general business of the
country is on a safe, sound, solid and
sensible basis. Don't compare this with
'93, when everybody was poor, and
there was little in the country to eat,
but think of the condition now. Rail
roads cannot handle the business.
There has been some undesirable finan-
ciering way down east. A lot of fell
lows have had frequent brain storms.
1t means fewer monkey dinners, less
watered stock, and more common
sense in the financial world. Solitaire
canned goods, Ribbon coffee, Up-to-
Date Flour and Cooper Wagons are
safe investments, always in demand
and r good staples.
Eighty millions of people are still
eating, while a few are weeping. We
want your business. Keep your cour
age ard your currency. We can use
checks. exchange. postofice orders
any old thing, SO it is good.
, 1907-12-05
Now In Sole Control.

James Barton Adams announces that
he aas become both the editor and
business manager of the National Elk's
Journal Of Denver. He says the pub
lication has mot with %flattering sue
cess. Mr.. Adams is one Of the best
known writer's in the west and the
journal Is one of the best papers the
order has in the United States.
, 1907-12-05
EIks Buy Building Site.

At the meeting of the Elk lodge held
last evening a deal was completed by
which the lodge became the owner OF
a site upon which will be erected 9
home and possibly an opera house in
the near future, says the Rawlins Re
publican. The property is that situat
ed on the corner Of Buffalo and Fourth
streets where the Blickfeldt black
smith shop now stands, and is one OF
the most desirable locations in the
city. The consideration was $4,000
, 1907-12-05
MEETEETsE YOUNG LADY
MARRIED IN WASHINGTON,

Miss Nellie Smith and Mr.. Emmett
Hubbard were married at Dayton,
Washington, Friday, November %,
1907, at the home of the groom, says
the Meeteetse News. An elegant wed
ding dinner was served, after which
the happy couple departed for their
future home twelve miles from Dayton.
The bride is one of Meeteetse's most
popular young ladies'.
, 1907-12-05
COAL SHED BURNED
ON FREMONT STREET.

The fire department was called this
morning at $3.50 to the home of Mrs.
Jennie l.. Griffin, on Fremont street.
west of the track, where fire had near
ly destroyed the coal shed and out
buildings in the rear of the property.
The cause of the fire was unknown
The loss was not very great.
, 1907-12-05
consumptive sanitarium.

The Modern Woodmen of America
have purchased 1000 acres of land
near Colorado Springs as a site for a
national consumptive sanitarium for
its members N their families. Fifty
thousand dollars will be expended in
the spring for the erection Of buildings
and purchase Of tents.
, 1907-12-05

Albany lodge, Odd Fellows, last night
had four candidates in the first degree
and elected the following officers for
the coming lodge year:
Noble Grand-A. B. Caverly.
Vice Grand-James Hardman.
Secretary-Ralph Lasher.
Treasurer-James Naismith.
Trustee-E. T. Deltz.
, 1907-12-05
GONE TO DALE CREEK
ON HATCHERY BUSINESS.

Fish Commissioner S. H. Campbell
left this afternoon for Dale creeN.
where he has a spawning camp, and
will look after the interests of the
hatchery at that place.
, 1907-12-05
GOING TO LOCATE

C. L. Lowry of Farmer City, ILL.,, and
Samuel Fuller of Clinton. ILL.,, arrived
in the city last night and were among
the guests at the Kuster. The gen
tlemen are here to locate and were
driven to the Bell ranch this morning
by A. w. Augspurger, the investments
agent, and they will probably decide
to remain and engage in the ranchin :
business in that favored section.
, 1907-12-05
Arranaina tor silver JubiIee.

The local camp of the Modern Wood
men of America Is arranging for the
celebration of the silver anniversary
of the order about the 10th of January,
when an interesting meeting will be
held, some addresses delivered aud
considerable lodge work disposed Of.
The program is now being arranged.
, 1907-12-05
ooLpFIELD CONDITIONS
BOUND TO IMPROVE

E.. Erickson and his partner, F..
Roum, arrived last night from Gold
field, Nevada, and will remain in the
city for several days. Mr.. Erickson
reports Goldield very quiet at pres
ent. but thinks conditions there will
materially improve in a few weeks.
, 1907-12-05
ALBANY VETERANS GET
INCREASE OF PENSIONS

Congressman Mondell advises The
Republican that Fernando C. Fisk of
Tie Siding has secured an Increase OF
pension to $40 per month, and George
w. Fox of Laramie to $12 per month.
, 1907-12-05
FUNERAL OF THoDE
TUESDAY AFTERNOON,

The Rawlins Republican notes that
the funeral of John Thode, the Raw
Inns cattleman and pioneer citizen, 90
CURED Tuesday afternoon, in that city.
ME present. J. H. Clause, ]. R. Doty,
C. McDaniels, Charles Miller, A. NJ.
Startzell and Charles Jackson were the
p~allbearers.
, 1907-12-05
viii Elect of6cers

Damon ledge No. 8. Knights of Pythi-
as will elect officers tomorrow night
and will confer the rank of esquire on
two candidates.
, 1907-12-05
MORGAN VETERAN GETS
INCREASE OF PENSl,

Congressman Mondell has notified
the Rawlins Republican that Fernando
D. McFadden of. Morgan, Albany couu-
ty, has been granted an increase of
pension to $12 a month.
, 1907-12-05

STUDEsAKER JUNIOR WAGONS
MAKE AS USEFUL AND DURABLE
A PRESENT AS YOU CAN BUY
YOUR BOY. w. II. HOLIDAY CO.,
AGENTS..
, 1907-12-05
PAXTON MAY NOW BE
CALLED HIGH FLYER.

The Thermopolis Record says thai
f. T. Payton and family are home from
a flying trip to Cheyenne, where they
went on a little journey, combining bus
mess and pleasure.
, 1907-12-05

FINE LINE OF BARNEY & BER-
RY SKATES; AND, SAY, SKATING
is FINE AT THE DAM. FOR SALE
AT HOLIDAYS.
, 1907-12-05
To Elect otdcen.

Laramie council, Knights of Column
bus. will elect its officers tonight for
the ensuing twelve-month.
, 1907-12-05
GONE TO DENVER
WITH THEIR DAUGHTER

Colonel and Mrs. e. j. Bell left this
afternoon for Denver with their daugl-
ter, Margaret, who has been i'll for a
few days and who will be given trea--
ment in that city.
, 1907-12-05

AUCTION SALE
of the entire Leader
stock will begin this
evening at 7:3O. Auc-
ton every day at 2 p.
m. and &c in the ev-
ening.
, 1907-12-05

10 KARAT GOLD WEDDING RINGS
AT The LARAMIE JEWELRY CO. If
, 1907-12-05

FINE ASSORTMENT OF MEDIUM
PRICED JAPANESE CHINA JUST
RECEIVED AT HOLIDAYS.
, 1907-12-05
THE LARAMIE REPUBLICAN,, DAILY EDITIoN-14uRsDAv DECEMBER &. 1907

Woodmen of the World, will occur to.
morrow night.
, 1907-12-05
annual Election.

The annual election Of Pilot camp
, 1907-12-05

fixtures, which are now on the way
shall arrive.