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Notice ofApplleation to Lease State Lands.

Notice ofApplcation to Lease State Lands.
Office of the State Board of Land Commits
sioners.
Denver. Colo, June 7th, 1907.
Notice is hereby given that II. P. Badger
whose postoffice address is La Junta, Colo
RADIO, on June 24th.1907, made application No.
1884 to the State Board of Land Commission
lands, situate In Ouero county. Colorado, to-
Wits. W. u of Sec. S8, Twp. q s., X 81 W.
scribed premises or objections against the
above application will be considered after
August Sth 1907.
JOHN L. VIVIAN,
Register State Board Land Commissioners.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-08-02
GINGER SNAPS
a.. ~. y

I, IS doubtful II = man ever finds on.
in this life wha. monumental fool he is
unless he gets empanelled on a jury.
Then and not ill then does he come To
know that he knows nothing and that he
is no. expected 70 be capable OF knowing
anything ba, what IS then and there told
him BY the attorneys and the court He
does no. know Whs.hsr the evidence Civ
on BY witness Is evidence until the law
yeTs and the !ligs have settled the matter
between themselves and then told the
!afer wha, they have decided abou, II.
Tie ways Of the legal ,sehnieaii,y are
many and dOsioas- They remind me Of
the story Of = somswha. intoxicated
gentleman who dfifIsi into church as.
as the kthanaslan creed was being re-
cited by the congregation. They had JUS,
reached the Statement, which runs: The
Father ineompfshensibls: the Son ineom-
pfshensibls: tho Holy Ghost ineompfs-
hensible-" -Ths's 50. ;ha's So" corr
men,sd the new arrival; ''the whole id
thing ish iasom'rsns'bls.'
am led TO the foregoing reflection by
\ reading Of the Instructions given by tho
eoar, To the safy in The Haywood murder
trial. Some,hlng ever thirty days. 10 I
remember EiSh.wsFe spen;in trying TO "a,
Jury that was as nearly mental blank
as Is supposed IN tho nature o! things to
be possible. Then there were forty days
span, 10 telling them things that the Iadgs
afterwards told them ;hey were mainly
To forget. or 10 leave oa, o! consideration.
Tho remaining ten days, more OF less. Of
the trial were devoted BY the two sets Of
attorneys TO telling the lary that they
were TO give 10 weight To what tho other
side had told them. There was somc ad-
di;ionai talk In ,howay Of play upon their
emotions. for tho purpose Of unbaiAneing
any rational iadgmen; they might still
have left. Finally eams His Honor tho
Judge. and In one fell swoop informed
them that all tho evidence OF tho prime
witness was no evidence At all unless
there was other evidence ,ha, satisfaet-
orily corrobofaied u. and that whilo tho
eouoborative evidence did no. havo &c DO
conclusive evidence In i,solf Il had to be
conclusive enough TO make tho first eyi-
.denee. which was no evidence Of Il, self
conclusive evidence. And furthermore. 10
tho Juror had any reasonable doubt" ,ha,
tho secondary evidence was not suffiei-
entity eouoborativo Of tho primary evil
deneo they were to give tho prisoner the
bonefs Of the doubt by concluding tha,
thorc was no evidence at all. Now u
tina. wouldn't keep juror. who was sup
posed not TO know anything to start with.
guessing I'm no Judge Of 1918 pug
xio.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-08-02
< srdr of S.

meets On the first and third
evenings q each meath in
.H Hall y.sisiRg members well
g- II
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-08-02

Hours OF labor arc not shortened be-
cause unionsm has demanded L. Men and
women still work largely as their moods
or their necessities demand. Legislative
enae,snents IS TO days work no,with-
standing. Tho power to produce has
bssn Infinitely increased BY tho inventive
faculty Of man. and shorter hours suffice
Tor glu,.ing tho market with many things.
But this Is because tho wago-workor can
now produce so much more In day than
the wage ho receives will buy from tho
controller Of tho product. Under such
an economic system no unionism was
needed To shorten tho hours Of employ
men.. |. became a necessity Of tho sit
ua.ion Of tho employer. Later on tho
idea Of tho trust combine for tho l:mita-
ton Of products was thought Of. and now
when tho case requires Il tho day 10 short
snod down TO nothing and tho factory
closed.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-08-02

Carpets. rugs, art squares, cash or in
stalments. W. F. Stark. 45tf
Stauffer's want to buy veal
calves and chickens.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-03
DRESSER PRAISES FISH.
Denies Harahan Charges and Tells
of Harriman's "4tOmi2lng.

Daniel lie Roy Dresser. former president oil the
Trust Company OF the Republic, now the Cohh'oh-
wealth Trust Company. denied last night charges
affecting him recently made by President Hafaii1h
and certain directors of the Illinois Central Rall-
road against Stuyvesant Fish Mr.. Dresser said
the amount of the loan made by Mr.. flsn 10 MN
ON stock Of the Trust Company of the Repuplc
,rse Incorrectly given in the Harahan statement
The amount OF the loan, Mr.. Dresser SAID was
81 na hut was reduced by a cash payment vi
s3s Uo Mr. Fish made the loan on coiatera'. "i,.oN
was accented by well known banks III TINS 'i'S
A. r,-.sser said and that the collateral wouId
have been sufficient had not its value been uepre-
ciated bv vicious attacks and other comPhcauonS
Mr. Dresser says the loss TO the Illinois o7i1o o.
email one and that when the ConhT1ol"ea
rr,st Co,nnany the successor Of the Trust COM
nanv of the Republic is nquidated, there may oe
loss ,.7 o,Iy n
Mr.. Dresser said that Mr. Fish piaceu o"'
small amount of the Illinois Central tunuS oh ue
,s;t NTH the Trust Company of the Repunhc anu
.hat all these deposits had been paid IN run
New-York tribune., 1907-12-03
CURRENCY PREMIUM UP.
Heauy Demand from Interior Cities
Stocks RecOUer at Close.

The premium on currency. which last week stead
iy declined ranged around IL per cent TO the seller
and :. to = per cent to the purchaser yesterday
rnand from banks desrous OF sending currency to
correspondents in the interior the rate stiffened.
as high as IL per cent being charged by the money
dealers.
That the demands OF out-of-town institutions are
not vet fully satisfied is shown also by the con-
tiuued larSe volume Of transfers through the Sub
Treasury these transactions yesterday aggregating
81 57s 600 as follows: To New Orleans, 5000; San
Francisco $500: Philadelphia $500 Cincinnati.
SO 900; Boston, $4,000: Chicago, s5s2.0D and st.
Louis ,es1eeo The shipments to Chicago It may
be noted probably represent in large part gold en-
gagged for importation by institutions in that city
The only new gold engagement yesterday Was one
OF 81 10000 by Lazard Freres.
The stock market weak the major part OF the
session ON profit taking by operators. who judged
ba the advance of the last week had been too rapid
20 last Calling OF loans by banks and an advance in
tbe call money TO 13 per cent also contributed
IA tbe decline in stocks In the afternoon. however,
"a rally set in ascrbed in some quarters to knowl-
edge that large blocks of stock which had seemed
1eI,, tn come upon the market had been taken over
,,-;,a+e,v and thereafter until the end OF the day
rices continued to improve the close showing such
not racoveries from the lowest points in
I-n,on Pacific 5Is in Reading. p. in Atchison. S1s
IN 81 Paul 81. in Great Northern, AZ in Northern
Pacific sIk in Pennsylvania, 41s in American Sneit-
Irg and Refining and 31s points in United States
Steel preferred.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-03

other speakers of the evening. who are men OF
deservedly high prominence in The banking and
business world, will surely make the meeting a
notably interesting and instructive one for those
who fortunate to be present. .
earnest attention OF our people; The attitude OF Of
the Treasury Department is. and has been, that or
extending all possible relief and of using every
means within Its power to help all sections Its
readiness TO the utmost I'm this direction has,
think. been amply evidenced-if further evidence
were needed-by the events of the last few days.
The measures that have been taken from time TO
time by the department, and by bankers and bus-
men acting In cooperation. have greatly ale
Waited the severity of the stringency and with the
continued patriotic citizens every
where I look for the immediate future to bring
more gratifying results.
The influence of such organizations as yours
through meetings like the are holding
Monday evening. can be made very helpful in the
ing confidence and of maintaining prosperity.
general discussion Of the financial situation fol-
lowed the addresses.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-03
B4NKERC VIEWS T4RIED.
Not in Favor of Govern
ment Short Term Certificates.

''The Wall Street Summary" recently mailed to
presidents all national banks in the United
States having $4,000 capital stock eur
rency reform ballot. containing in tabulated form
abstracts of the several plans which have been
proposed for securing adequate currency sys-
tenn, and asked each banker addressed to indicate
on the ballot the plan of his preference.
''The Summary yesterday published the first in
stalnrent OF the results of its canvass. which
showed a total OF $50 ballots received OF which n
favored the plan of the American Bankers Asso-
citation n the central bank of issue plan IL the
New York Chamber Of Commerce plan, 10 the plan
proposed by Charles H Treat, Treasurer of the
United States: the plan of Charles \. Fowler
chairman of the House Committee on Banking ana
Currency; and SO the plan of Leslie NJ. Shaw ex-
ers suggested new plans. IL rejected all OF the plans
noted on the ballot and the remaining 10 sent in
invalid ballots.
An expression of opinion had also been requested
m the Governments 3 per short term certifi-
Gates In response which SO Of the bankers voted
in approval of that issue 72 against it, and 81
did not vote.
Commenting on the replies received by 1t, THE
Summary says:
The Shaw plan fairly well received, appar-
entity by reason of its higher tax, and the Treat
plan received support from the ultra conservatives
The Chamber of Commerce and Fowler plans
found little favor. II is significant matter that
with all the publicity and support ii had received
the American Bankers plan not only failed to gain
the assent of a majority of the votes, but also
failed TO receive more than the central bank
suggestion. which Is. relatively speaking, recent
project. The vote on the governments short term
certificates indicates anything but approval"
New-York tribune., 1907-12-03
PULLMAN PAINT SHOP BuhNo.
Toss at Buffalo Will Be About $500, ,OOo-
Twenty-one Cars Burned.

,..,o Dec The Pullman companys big
,.,rt shon here burned to the ground in less than
en- hour tonight. Twenty-one Pullman cars were
dastro,,ed The total loss will be about siooooo.
The shop was a brick building 4oo ieet Iohs'
and had capacity for twenty-seVen cars III l.
60 ~ t..oS ,ar,s quantities of paints and oils.
bich ,na5e fierce fire. Adjoining buildings were
saved by hard work of the fremen although they
caught fire several times. The flames are supposed
IN have started from electric Wire Wofkihen
discovered them and had 10 leave the piace VIII
out saving their tools.
.ho,t tuo hundred and fifty men are thrown out
., aonlovment The cars burned were practically
New-York tribune., 1907-12-03
RECEIVER FOR OKLAHOMA RoAo9

rBy Telegraph The Tribunal
cuthrie Okla Dec. at is announced py Al
torney General Charles J. West that receiver
may he asked for the Fort Smith and Western
Railway which recently filed suit In the district
court here asking a dissolution of the Okiahona
charter enabling it operate under It's ARKANSAS
charter The allegation is that the roau u'S,i 9
80 r.. -e,,avea Of responsibility TO the State Cor
poration Commission.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-03
Holiday Novelties
In Leather Goods

Gift seekers desiring -efecriOn from .
great variety OF beautiful new styles
should not fail 20 inspect our fine az
sortments. All fashionable feathers,
materials and cOiOrs, prominent among
which are the fascinating greens. blues.
fawnS and browns Of HOrnback ALI
gator. Mottled suede, L.evant. Grain
Leather, Lizard. Buffalo. Real Seal.
WaIrus and Morocco, finely finished
frames and shapes show charming in
novations. including the new gold
plated frames on German silver base
Others comprise gilt. gun metal, nickel
and leathsr-covsred fr1Xuss-hnings OF
linen. muslin. MORE, SILK. satin or
leather-with and without fittings.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-03
NEW YORKER WEEDS DANCER.

rBy Telegraph to Tho Tribune-I
milwaukee, Dec "A secret midnight marriage
in Milwaukee,, after two weeks courtship IN
which the wooer followed the wooed across Amer
ica eliminated a romance last night in winch the
nrincinsls were Mile Louise FSnee August. a
Partisan dancer and iugger. and John Sheridan
Rec a u,s;Espairs Nsw York vine merchant
New-York tribune., 1907-12-03
Lovely Silks
Fer Gifts O. Personal Use


A gift of a dress or waist length is
by every woman ana
constitute a rich though inexpen-
sive Offering. Special values TO
encourage early buying
Satin Barred PIaids-exguisite
colorings-llght and daIk-were sS- ~
Novelty Plaid silks In rich Combination
C,oiorinEs-chOice effects. including new
Roman Stripe and Warp print
bieriings-were Sis. ..---.-----.-.. 10
Fine assortuleuts. 50. GO 1 %. 1.5r.
All unequalled values.
Ribbon Striped Marquisettes-5l men
white. ivory. cream, light blue. pink,
Nile lavender. gray. champaSue.
brown and black-sl-15 quality II 20
Lace Striped Dresdens and Pesu de
Cvgres "a inch: also % inch Chiffon
Pongses white and various
coIorings-vaIue sI.O0- O0---.-------.--- -OS
New-York tribune., 1907-12-03

DED 3D. LINE
~ For La Guayra. Puerto Cabeiic,
Curacao ard Maracaibo. via Curacao, can-
ing also at san Juan. p r.:
SIS CARACAS Saturday, Dec. Z. noon
SIS PHILADELPHIA. Sat. Dec Il noon
Fer La Guayra. Curacao. Maracaioo'
Ss ZJJIJA A... Saturday. Dec Is noon
SIS MARACAfB0. Saturday. Dec 2s, noon
These steamers have superior accon"o-
dations for passengers
ROULTON. BLISS & DALLEIT.
Genyal aansgers. 81 Wall st.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-03
Greatly Enlarged Handkerchief Dept.
BUuDING-MAIN FLOOR
One word describes assortments -PRoDIGIoUS.
FEW SUGGESTIONS:
WoMEN'S HANDKERcHTEFS

WOMEN'S HANDKERCHTEFS
INITIAL-Pure Irish Iiuen-pIain
letter or with fancy design
Box Of six 40. rs, .SS to 1 90
EMBROIDERED-Sc or hemstitch-
in a great variety OF atterns; also
with lace combinations
Fine Lawn-each---.- Q. 124s to 20
MOURNING-Hemstit and emb'd
with black. or crossbar centre
Or black border. EACH. / = 2 TO .4S
LACE TRIMMED-Elaborate and lovely
designs-dainty Cluny, Val and fancy
laces-aIso with enb'd insets-
.25. .4S. rs. SO
Pure Linen-Sheer Lawn 215
Point Gaze and Baby Irish combination
rich borders and corners. ..-.....f .SS
Princess-medallions of emb'd net
2.25. $50. 2 2-69. 2.0S
Real Duchesse-rnarveIs OF beauty
and value. .-.---. 80 4 SO. 8 .4S
CoLORED LINEN-hemstitched
crOssbar-colored check lines or
emb figures-Whits or coIored
BORDERS -.--.+-...-.-.-. -ZO"s .+S
SILK-white or coiored. with
contrasting borders, dots, dice, etc. 20
White Emb'd Jap Silk. .25.. .49
With emb'd Net fuserts.-.-.... .SS
New-York tribune., 1907-12-03

Special Opening Offering
In Dress Goods
The Bargain of the Year!
At NINETEEN CENTS.
Double Fold Plaids and Stripes.
were SO and 4s cents
When sold-cannot be repeated.
Mems Blanket Robes
GIFT SEEKERS TAKE notice.
A coy and attractive blanket robe appeals
directly TO a man. We nave fine as
sortnnent of light and dark colorings-
warm. heavy qualities-all with pockets
and girdles-al sizes
Special Values. I .SS to 4.SS.
These are SPECIALLY low. prices,
New-York tribune., 1907-12-03

IrDorle6 Irish Point Curtains
High class in qualities and designs
deep, handsomely wrought bOr-
ders. with plain or detached fig'd
centres
New-York tribune., 1907-12-03

Useful Git Suggestions
VIII be found
In innumerable variety among
Our Great Stocks of
Women'S Waists, Wrappers, Robes,
Mems Shirts and Furnishings,
Laces. Ribbons, Gloves, Neckwear.
Art Linens. Cutlery. Silverware,
Table Linens, Towels, White Goods.
Umbrellas. Leather Goods. etc.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-03

Nottingham and Sc1tct
Lace Curtains
Copies Of Real Arabian. Irish Point
Brussels. Antique. Cluny, etc.-W hite.
Ecru and Two-tOned-ths manufacture
was anxious to clear his stock and sold
20 Us at 25 per cent on-therefore-
s1-39 Curtains .9Sl 3-9s Curtains. z. 20
81 % Curtains. I 40 s4.9s Curtains. 2. 9S
sos Curtains. 1 80 So % Curtains. &. 40
REffleG Net Curtains
s-lnch rufie-wids Iaes and inserting
-oue-third on.
s19s Curtains. 1 .49issss Curtains. 2. 40
81 IS Curtains. 4 .9S $40 Curtains. 2. %
New-York tribune., 1907-12-03
Msn's Refers ard EufreS

Mems Refers and Eurers
Full Handkerchiefs or the new long.
narrow Refers that fit in so snug
ly under the coat collar, shielding
from many a draUgnt. .. .Taffeta.
Poplin. Barathea and Peau de Sole
black. white, colOrs and change
able effects
Worth $3.50 TO $500 each.
Prices Pqc 70 and 90
THE REASON?-Bousht far below vortas
a fine opportunity Tor Christmas sittsi
New-York tribune., 1907-12-03
More Great Purchases of Curtains

The CREAM Of this Seasons Styles at SKIN Ez PRICESi
THESE GROUPS TELL The STORya
New-York tribune., 1907-12-03

Useful Git Srggesliers
VIII be found
In innuInerable variety among
Our Great Stocks off,
Women's and Misses Garments.
Plumes. Feather Boas and StoIes.
Boys Suits. Hats. Goats. Sweaters
MackintOshes and Furnishings.
Stationery. Chiidren's Books.
Bibles ami Religious Articles
New-York tribune., 1907-12-03

Splendid Values I,
French Net Bed Sets
A cash purchase at liberal dis
count that enables US 70 sell far
below regular value. Full size
with Renaissance lace Frame and
large centre Motif-1s-fnch Valance
bolster sham.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-03
MEMS EANDKEPcTlEES

rkGlS - A1kz4tA1ALLAAL12E1S
INITIAL-Pure Irish linen
% III OoA- s---s sSo
Very fne-each. -121s. rs, s4e.
Half Linen-H. S.-bcx OF sfx..s.- 50
Ffner-sach -12r--
Crossbar-Irish iinen-henstitched-
cord border-eacIl. cIl....-.--...---.--. s49
Tape bOrders-al Hnsn... ,f2s5 10 .25
Extra size-each. q. 30
HEMSTITCHED-Iris Iinen-eaeh.
9. .12ls. II. .25 to "a
JAP SILK-white OF coiored, with
stripe. dot or figured borders
and centreS-also whits Sursh-
satin stripe borders .A9
White jap SIKH. s.-.... .25 60 10
Extra size-each-. 90, 4 SO. I -4o
Rich F1g'd Jap Silk.---...-......- SO
SILK Handksrchiefs with Initial
.25. SO .49. .79
CETLDREN'S EIK'FS.
Initial-all linen henstitched-coloret
borders IN fancy bOx.....-..-.... .23
SIX in Christmas boxes. such az
Teddy Bears. Santa Claus N Chimney.
Dresser with Mirror. suit Cases.
Telephones, etc, that specially
Delight the little ones. .46
New-York tribune., 1907-12-03

Wonderful Holiday Doll Show
N OUR SPACIOUS New BASEMENT,
Look All Over Town-Toun Not Find S1ch Yai1esg
Those who will realize what
Here are the oeeSt specimens
HandTecks Bebes
faryke to the size OF
rich trimmed styesente
match-als
the big dolles
DRESSED DDOLLS...---.-.----.-.~--.-.---4 ~ 20 22s3
TTNDpFSSED D0I ........ ~ TO 1888
New-York tribune., 1907-12-03

known to be the settled poliey or the government,
this would give rise to an enhancement OF the
credit of the country and the financial repute
fherefrom would far outweigh any paitry saving
vince the International investor that gold was the
legal and established standard Of the &c country and
would be returned 10 him in gold on demand: II
would promote larger grow CROWN n OF PIN the natenai ei
the credit of our securities
advise the retirement of all outstanding silver
certifcates-about 475. 600 o00-and to issue there
for a per cent United States ffty-year bond for
amount not excedng nI5y TO n 9ns lions
pledge TO pay silver cerlncates could be utilized
for the governments need Of subsidiary coin
bank notes be retired and that the mt
bonds so pledged FOR ercuiatiQ @ i ana payfnent ns
bond bearing interest at per cent, Tor term OF
not less than fifty years ana ss ab he ana
paid for at premium of ner cent 10 reimburse
the average cost to the investor
should be under the absolute control of the gov
ernTent and when bark desired h 10 h fe.Ie hon s
at not less than par and without premium rms
would do much TO prevent the daily specuiatoh IN
The bonds so purchased should be DESTROYED.
The denominat tions of the bonds Should noa % os 6
70 re issued for the retirement OF silver cert,h, ,
fi,rnish the bqss Of additional circulation without
contracting The volume Of currercv ana ,he tutii
OF five hundred millions which IS dd sG then
he reissIed in the form of national currency -
The new stss national bank Currency This
designation would give 1t an international recoshiis
ton and the % doe p ~ ;ts sa5nneness and
its financial responsibility.
SECRETARY CoRTELyoU's LETTER
letter from Secretary Cortelyou was read 1T
follows:
observe from the list of speakers that the
Treasury DegaTnef resnrer @ q Of he United states
and he Centroler OF the Currency These and thA
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Taos Nuevo Mexico u 5. A.. visrnss "A de JuniO 1907

ricanos. Los solicltantes declaran
qua Ia vida anormal que llevan los
sacerdotes impide su potestad para
q bien. Declaran que hablan por
mas dc veinte amos dc incesante
observation, y por su recuerdo Dc
doctores de las alinas. La aboli
ci6n del celibato agregan, debia
decretarse de conforniidad con el
deseo de diesinueve- -vigesimas del
clero y noventa ynueve centesimas
de los seglares Franceses.
Isl 81 Papa atiende la petici6n"
anade "Gil Bias, "verfamos una
renovation de la vida cat6lica. In
mediatamente canbiaria el estado
de las cosas. Sc fnndarian familias
Cristianas y nacerian hiios devotos
d la Iglesia y Ia causa de Ia Reli-
gi6n darfa un paso enorme en- la
Repdblica Francesa.D
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Delegates a la Convention
que sera tenida en-
Denver.

Ell Gobernador INFERNO J. w.
Reynolds nombr6 a las siguientes
personas como delegados a Ia gran
convention que sera tenida en-
Denver, Colo, el dia Is del actual
cuya convention fu9 convocada a
instancias del Gobernador de Co
dorado. y lleva por fin debatir Ia
question de los terrenos p1blicos
en- todo Ell poniente. Los delegados
de Nuevo Mexico son los siguien-
tes:
r. z. Ervien, de Santa F6; A..
A. Keen, de Albuquerque; Ven
ceslao Jaramillo, de ElRito; Ralph
C. Ely, de Deming, George +.
Tracy, de Carlsbad; William Nc
Keen, de Taos: John E. Griffith,
De socorro; " Z. Lindsey, de
Portalss; ] Z. Bible, dc Hanovar,
W. @ McDonald de Carrisozo.
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4DE JULIO.

Anticipamos anunciar a nuestros lee
torres, que Taos Celebrara en- este ano,
el glonoso 4 de Julio, cuya celebration,
promote revestir gran attraction, como
pocas veces Sc habia observado on esta
localidad
Fl comercio y los hombres patriotas,
todos unidos y con espiritu patrioaeo
han acordado tomar parte, para que esta
importante celebration, revista en- este
aho toda la solemnidad y attraction posi-
bic, como iamas Sc haya visto en- la his
toria de esta plaza.
Como ahora Sc esta preparando el pro
grama de los festeios y reeogiendo fon-
dos para los costos de dicha celebracion.
prometemos en- el proximo ndmero pu-
blicar el programa Y demas datos, que
sin duda atraer1n grsn concurrencia &c
varias parties del territorio.