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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-03-12
Destitution at Nanaimo. b. C..

Victoria, B. c., March Such
restitution prevails at the coal city
of Nanaimo that the provincial gov
eminent has inaugurated emergency
relief works, giving employment to
some 500 men clearing public lands
near the city.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-03-12
Close Public School.

The large public school at Empire,
Ohio, has ben closed until the Board
of Education has made alterations
necessary for the safety Of the school
children.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-03-12
Ohio Stork Brings Five Babies.

Stsubenville, O., March 9.-Five
perfectly formed children. three boys
and two girls, were born here to-day
to Mr.. and Mrs. George Campbell.
Two OF the boys and girl died with
in An hour. The boy and girl left
will live.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-03-12

In response to letter Of protest
against the Beveridge child labor
bill, President Roosevelt has ad-
dressed a letter TO the INDIANA
Manufacturers Association, In
which he places himself in favor OF
the enactment by Congress of a bill
regulating child labor in the Dis
trict of Columbia and Territories If
the States fail to enact such laws.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-03-12
HAPPENINGS AT THE
NATIONS CAPITAL
HILL LINES HAVE REACHED
CAPACITY-PRES WILL
AID THE CATTLEMEN.
Tariff Revision Is Agreed Upon
Few Japs Enter United States
This Year-Other News.

Argument Of the Pacific Coast
Lumber case was resumed before the
Interstate Commerce Commission
and J. D Kerr, representing the Hill
roads, frankly stated that the North
ern Pacific and Great Northern have
reached their capacity for handling
traffic He said as the development.
OF the Northwest continued. traffic
would grow Therefore existing
roads must increase their caDaci.y
or new roads must be built, but he
declared no new roads would be bull,
20 haul lumber unless they had a
guarantee OF rate that would be
remunerative. II the old non-com-
pensatory lumber rate is continued
in effect. money cannot be procured
and railroad building will stop. h
said Kerr denied that the lumber
men would be injured by an in
crease in the rate They can ab-
sorb the increase and still make a
handsome profit. he declared
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-03-12

The Pacific Coast members OF
Congress have been informed that
only seven japanese, and these not
laborars, have entered the United
States this year, which is regarded
as showing the effectiveness OF the
new emigration regulation which
Japan has formulated and under
taken to enforce There is an ap-
prehcnsion that some Japanese Ia
borels have entered the country
through Mexico. but it is learned
that Mexico is negotiating with Jap
an for practically the same regu,a-
lions that have been applied to tn
-nited States.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-03-12

Senator Bourne has been appoint
ed a member Of the subcommittee
on postoffice and post roads and for
the consideration of the postal saw
ings bank bill, filing the vacancy
caused by the death Of Senator Proc
tor
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-03-12

The House committee on arts and
expositions have decided to report
favorably bill appropriating $780,
900 for the participation of the
United States in the international
exposition at Toxic, Japan, in 1912.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-03-12

The President has signed proc
lamation creating the Ozark Ma
tional Forest in the Northwestern
part OF Arkansas.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-03-12

The Senate Army pay increase
bill. granting an increase OF 40 per
cent in the pay of enlisted men and
of smaller percentages to officers,
varying with rank. has been passed
by the Senate.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-03-12

Plans for the revision of the
tariff have been agreed upon by the
Republican leaders. including RoOse-
welt. Speaker Cannon. Senator Bev-
eridge and Representative Payne,
Dalzell and Sherman. the three lat
ter being members of the Hoouse
frame the new law. An extra ses-
sion of Congress will be called i'm
mediately after the expiration of
the present Congress next spring
and a bill will be drafted reducing
some of the high schedules on steel
and iron and equalizing others
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-03-12

lnasmuch as the President has in
terested himself in the bill requiring
railroads to move livestock at a rate
not less than ! s miles an hour, legis-
lation may be enacted before ad-
journment. 1t was demonstrated a
few days ago that the House com
not particularly enthusiastic. and il
is probably true that before that
committee takes any action the rail-
roads will demand a hearing
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-02-29
The Sphinx,

The word sphinx is from the Creei
and means the stranger and was ap
piled to 6 tabled creature of the Igyp
ttans which had the body Of lion. the
head of man or an animal and two
wings attached to its sides. In the
Egyptian hteroglyphs the sphinx sym
bolized wisdom and power united. II
has been supposed that the fact that
the overflow Of the Nile occurred when
the sun was in the CONSULTATIONS Leo
and Virgo gave the idea Of the com.
binations of form in the sphinx, bu:
this idea seeres quite unfounded. 10
Egypt the refgn1ng monarch was usual
" represented In the form of sphinx
squaw a. Hcusekeepsr.
Put Squaw III a tepee and she 10
the neatest Of housekcepers The blan.
kets are neatly rolled and slowed away
Under the edge Of the tepce. leaving the
center clear. Bright Colored blankets
and fine fur robes are spread about
and a wonderfully beaded dance drum
hangs from one of the poles. But pat
a squaw In house and she is any
thing but 4 success. Go into one Of
these frame houses and you will find
the mattresses laid along the foo:
with the whole family sprawling there
on. Tho cracked cook stove will be IN
the middle Of the floor, with anything
but agreeable odors coming therefrom
Outside the bedsteads and springs will
be used as chicken roosts. But thu
scuaw doesn't let her housekeeping
shortcomings worry her. When she
puts on an elk tooth robe. valued a.
anywhere from $500 to $1,000. and
rides to the fair or to the agency on g
Sunday astr!de beaded saddle she Il
q picture Of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES He
publican,
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-02-29
Old Groa.

The inventor of grog. the long time
beverage OF the sea and OF salt water
literature, was Admiral Vernon, OF
whose coura ceo,ls deeds at Porto Belle
4 lively poet has sung:
Which when they CAME TO understand he
was SO brave fellow,
They did surrender. out OF hand. tins town
Of Porto Bello.
~Oh Grog" was Vernon's pet name
In the navy of his day, and 1t was thus
bestowed: "Out on the Spanish main
Vernon found that the result OF giving
each man In the ships company half
q pint of rum a day to drink neat was
disastrous. His captains and surgeona
suggested to him the revolutionary ex.
pertinent Of mixing the spirit with wa.
ter. In a station order Vernon -
Quired this to be done. The new liquo,
Vas not favorab!y received. and thu
ooamsn cast about for an opprobrioul
name Tor It and its author. Now. Yer
n0u used to wear q grogram booA
cloak; hencs Old Crog.t"
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-02-29
new at Vego's po<

Everything new at vego's pool
rom 2-23-6t
Meet me at vcgo's pool parlor.
2-23-6t
-The-a--tor--ium changes pic
lures every day-go there. 2-2f6t
Where is Vego's? Why, it is the
largest pool room in the city
2-23-6t
For rent Furnished front
room; modern conveniences; III
u..,,,u street 2-27-33t
900 feet of films
today at the Theatorium-haye you
hoon to 500 thomo 2-27-Gt
49, When Won want to spend an en-
iovable evening. call at Nego's. Your
friends will he there. 2-23-6t
The weather man says it Will
be warmer today and he is SO I'M
Kind as to add that there will prob
afy be showers.
DROP ina continuous moving
pictures and high class vaudeville
every afternoon and night-at the
The,torium. 2-27-6t
The Home Mission Society OF
the First Presbyterian church will
meet Monday afternoon at 8 O'Clock
at the church.
"A marriage license was issued
here yesterday by Deputy County
Clerk Alex Barrow to Miss Cassie
Bell and Homer Shutty, both of this
city.
L etters of guardianship were is
sued yesterday by County Judge
Gould to Mrs. Beulah Sennett, for
the following children: Eulalie, 10
seph, Cornelia, Robert and Beulah
Walker.
The Iron Mountain Railway
Company is installing a telegraph
instrument at Moscow, this county,
and will make that railroad sta
ton hereafter, with more conven-
lent train service.
The steamer j. n. Hardin.
which arrived here yesterday morn
ing from Memphis with one Ct the
largest cargoes of the present sea-
son, departed last night at 9 o'clock
for the re;l:n TIP. She 'a:riel Out
a big freight and several passengers
for lower landings.
The Iron Mountain passenger
train, due here last night at II o'clock
was reported to be three hours late
Up to the hour Of going to press the
train had not arrived here and in
quiries at the Union Station revealed
nothing that would lead to an expla-
nation OF the delayed train.
j. Il Arnn,-' the local MFR
chant, was the lucky winner of the
bale of cotton which was CHANGED
off last night for the benefit of the
Catholic church. The cotton was do
mated by John NJ. Oracle, the Jeffer-
son county planter, and melted the
church $3.50. 1t was drawn for at
Rosenberg's last night.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-02-29
GRIEF MENTION.

1
business visitor in the city. '--..---.
Russell Hollis was business
| visitor at Dumas yesterday. -+
w. 4. Kirby of Warner is regis
! tered at the Hotel jefferson.
II. l.. Mcdonald Of MalvcTu Ark.
as a business visitor in the city YES
| terday.
Doctor w. H. Blankenship Went
| to Moscow yesterday Oh professional
business
j. A. Clement left yesterday for
Springfield, Mo-, where he goes on
business.
w. c. Crittenden of Altheimer
was a business visitor in the city
yesterday.
D. c. Bell, the popular local bank
err, was business visitor in Little
Rock yesterday.
Tom Mitchell, former resident
of this city now living at Camden,
was in the city yesterday.
Dan Nixon Of Swan Lake aid i.
B. Jones Of English were business
visitors in Pine Bluff yesterday.
Curran Nichol and J. H. Shelby
| of the Court House Brigade spent
J yesterday in the country after quail.
]. o. sivess of The Gordon Store
has returned from the Eastern mar
kets, where he made extensive pur-
ctases for his establishment.
Mrs. F. Guy Fulk and son have
| returned to their home in Little
Rock, after a pleasant visit here
| with Mrs. NJ. Z. Smart and family.
II. 1. Holderness of the Holder
ness -Fitzhugh Company returned
last night from Grady, where he
| prepared the body OF T. JEFF Hardin
for burial.
c. D. Riley of Fort Smith II.
Harris of Little Rock, I. Harris Of
New York and H. B. Abdil Of
| Gould, Ark, are among the guests
! at the Jefferson hotel.
D. H. DUNCAN Of the Bluff City
Lumber Company, has returned
from Orlando, Florida, where ne
was called to attend his little bog
who was quite sick, but a.io is now
| much improved.
Charles T. Heaney. commercial
agent for the Norfolk and Western
road, and B. G. Cunningham, So
liciting freight agent for the same
line, were in the city yesterday.
Their headquarters are at Little
Rock
Jack Bernhard, editor of the
Dumas News and a prominent young
attorney of Desha county, is in the
city. He says the business is on
a boom down his way and that the
conditions for most successful
spring are bright.
Charles Harrison. son OF John o.
Harrison, arrived here last night
and will spend a few days in the
city visiting his father and brothers.
Mr.. Harrison has been away from
the city for three years. He is at
present connected with the Rock Is
land railroad at Lawton, Ok.
w. D. Hearn, president OF the
Bank of Pine Bluff, accompanied by
Mrs. Hearn left yesterday for Jeck-
sonville, Fla, where they will spend
several weeks for Mr.. Hearn's
health. They will go from there to
Boston, where Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
II. Head are spending vacation.
Charles H. Triplett Jr. and sister,
Miss Esther Triplett. have gone to
New Orleans to attend the Mardl
Gras. They will go from there y
Cuba andsthene take a steamer TO
New York. From the metropolis
they will visit the Carolinas and
spend several days with their broth
er, who is attending college at LeX-
ington. Ky, before returning home.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-02-29
ATKINSON GROCER co.
GOO 90 . . . .
p LOCAL. ANo O1HERWtSk. .
100 80 = = . = = = . -
o W. Boyce oevotes his time :"
,~ntk

Have you been to Vego's?
Mack Hollis has recovered from
an attack Of la grippe.
Mrs. Frank Ezell is confined to
her room with la grippe.
For rent-Rooms furnished or
unfurnished. Electric lights and
bath. New phone 479. SIS Pine
street. 2-5-lm
For rent-Two nicely furnished
rooms for light housekeeping. All
modern conveniences. Apply 712
Main street or phone 1911. 2-26-Gt
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-02-29
It's the Unexpe Cted

That's seen III our aggrcga-
ton Of food speciaItles. \
iollier collection Of surprises
cannot well be imagined
than our cans and jars and
boxes Of tempting dcI'cacics.
which would Whct an cpl
cures jaded appetite. Mere
words and glances cannot
describe what appeals di-
rectly and exclusively to the
taste. The banquet is ready;
don't stay away from the
feast: Roe Herring for Z 1-2
cents.
.-vr.,1onr O~0~rn IN
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-05-02
Varias Plazas y AL
deas Enteranen-
te Destruidas.
DEs0LACI0N Y RUINA
REINAN EN- T0DAs Parties.
L a Furia del viento Destruye
Todo Cuanto Encuentra en-
Su Canine.

Atlanta, Ca, Abril 27.--Todas
las noticias recibiias de Ia sec.
cion visitada por la tormenta On
Georgia, Alabama, Misisipi y
Louisiana indican que la lista de
muertos llegara a cerca de 400 y
la de contusos a 1900. Las DO.
blaciones de Purvis, en- Misisipi;
Amite, en- Louisiana; McCallum,
McLanrin y Winchester. en- Mi
sisipi, y Albertville, en- Alabama,
fneron completamente arrasadas
por el huracan. Mas de la mitad
de los muertos son negros cnyas
fragiles cabaf1as fueron dem0li.
das cual 81 hubieran sido cascaras
de huevo. Muchas otras pobla.
clones tuvieron p4rdidas conside-
rabies tanto en- vidas como en-
propiedades. Varios millares de
personas quedaron sin albergue
y el n1mero de casas destruidas
monta q $500.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-05-02
EI Pfssuntc Asesino Llsto Pare
Julcio.

w. W. Atchison regreso q esta
ciudad el ldnes pasado y perma.
necera aqui hasta el termino de
Septiembre de la corte de distri-
to. Atchison esta qnerellado bajo
el cargo de asesinato cometido en-
Las personas de William Thayer
un, j6ven de esta ciudad que ira
bajaba en.ese tempo en- las minas
de San Pedro y un Antonito
Miera, hace algunos amos, pero
ha estado suelto bajo fanza. Supo
one la fianza habia sido confiscada
y SO apresur6 q venir aca para
entregarse q los oficiales. pero la
fiahza esta todavia en- fuerxa, y
Atchison permanecera en- Santa
re hasta que su causa se eaveri.
que en- el pr6ximo t6rmino de la
corte de distrito.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-05-02
DeSASTRE MARITIME
CUESTA rs vlDAS,
Hundimiento del Crucero Breta
nico GladiadorEl Acct
dente Inevitable.

Londres, Abril ~. ~ Veintiocho
90 81 ndmero de muertos y per
didos en- la collision del crucero
bretanico Gladiator con el vapor
americana st. Paul, 81 sabado pa
sado, junto q la Isla de Wight.
Cinco Sc sabe que estan muertos,
"A perdidos, y seis gravemente
iniuriados. Temese que hay .
mas que faltan, pero este no So.
bra hasta que no Sc haga la inves.
tigacion oportuna La opinion
general es que 81 accidente era
inevitable y que fue debido q una
dc esas casualidades que ocurren
On 81 mar y no pueden evitarse.
Este es el segundo desastre oc-
currido On brave espacio de ITEM
90 On Ia marina bretanica.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-05-02
NO NEcEsITAN HAcER
APLIcAcloN FORMAL.

No habra necesidad bajo Ia nueva
ley concediendo pensiones aumenta-
dos a viudas y huerfanos de veteranos
de la guerra civil para Que hagan
aplicaciones en- sus casos. Las pruvi-
stones de la ley son claras simples
y seran llevadas a efecto por la on
Gina de pensiones como 10 demuestra
Ia carta slguiente recibida por 81 Dele
gado Andrews del comisionado ). T..
Davenport. de la oflcina de pensiones.
la cual publica e1 Nuevo MexicanO
para information dc los interesados.
Abril 22 de 1908
Hon. W. H. Andrews,
"Camara de Representatives..
"Apreciable Senior Andrews:
En- respuesta a su carta del is del
corriente, recibida el dia 20, Sc avisa
q yd- que el senior II. L. Ortiz. Santa
Fe. NJ NJ. ha sido este dla notiflcado
que la prorata de pension todas loa
yiudas, memories ninos desvolidos
que ahora figuran en- las listas de PEN
stones. en- pro rata menor, sera aumen-
tada s12 el mes bajo el acta de 10
de Abril de 1908, desde la fecha del
acta. No Sc requiere ningsina ceplica-
cion para obtener la proportion au-
mentada. pero la misma sera pagada
por el agente de pensiones de los Es-
tados Unidos en- 81 proximo pago tri-
mestral al recibo del comprobante
propriamente ejecutado que esta
ahora en- poder del pesionista. Ell pre-
sente certifcado de pension debe ser
retenido hasta que su devolucion sea
suplida del agente de pensiones dc
Quien la pension ea recibida.
''Muy respetuosamente,
]. L. DAVENPORT.
"Comisionado INFERNO"
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-05-02

lei Supervisor Forestal Ross
Mcmillan ha sido informado por
tel6grafc dc Washington que
288, 900 acres del lindero sur de
la Floresta Nacional de Jemez,
consistiendo de las hileras IL y
3 oeste y porciones de las hileras
19, 20 y 2l norte, incluyendo 81
pals de la Mesa de Cuba que 70.
dea la poblacion de Cuba ha sido
agregada q esta fioresta nacional
por proclama del Presidente
Roosevelt del "a de Abril. Este
territorio adicional estara bajo la
supervision del supervisor Nc
MILAN do este distrito,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-05-02
Reservas de Mania
no y Mount Tay-
lor Consolidadas.
TEADPAN ELON0M-
BRE De MAMzAM0.
Adiciones v EliminAciones
Hechas---La Proclama fla
ciendo Carnbios Firmada.

Washington, Abril 27. El pre-.
sidente ha firmado una proclama
consclidando las dorestas nacio
males de Manzano y Mount Tay-
lor, Nuevo Mexico, bajo 81 nom.
bre de la Floresta Nacional de
Manzano. "A mas de designar las
dos forestas como Manzano No.
~ Mansano No. 2, la proclama
hace varios cambios en- los linde-
ros de cada una. Cerca de 70,63b
acres han sido agregad0s & la an
tigua reserva del Manzano, y una
elimination de aquella parte dc Ia
foresta que queda al sur de la
derecera de Belen del ferrocarril
de Santa Fe, montando q 167, lb6
acres, ha sido hecha.
Las adicionos estan situadas q
10 largo de Ia parte noroeste de
Manzano No. lindando con ell
Vale de Estancia. Esta incluye
la may or porci6n del norte y sur
de Ia sierra de San Pedro. Esta
adici6n queda entire la merced de
San Pedro, la merced de TETON y
Ia marced de la Nina de Ortiz.
Ap1cloN 4 MANzANo NO. 2.
La proclama reciente tambien
agrega una area de 110,525 acres
4 la antigua 6oresta nacional
Mount Taylor, que Sc llama ahora
Manzano No. 2. Esta adici0n
esta en- dos cuerpos, uno
en- Ia mesa alta al noreste de 10
plaza de San Mateo, conocida
localmente como Sierra del Chi
vato, y Ia otra en- el cerro al no
roeste de la plaza de San Mateo.
FL primero Sc halla entire las mer.
cedes de Cebolleta, Ignacio Cha
YES y Bartolome Fernandez y la
noresta original. En- la otra adj
cion del Manzano No. 2, en- el
cerro que queda al oeste de Ia
plaza de San Mateo hay abundan
cla dc MADEIRA de pino amarillo, |
piron y sabina.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-05-02
vsnde Terreno en- sI vaiIe de
MesiIIa.

Ell Juez McFie regres6 "a mar
tes en- la mafiana de Las Cruces,
al parecer muy alegre y conten-
to- Mientras SO hallaba en- su
anterior residencia vendi6 IN ter
reno de $50 acres, bueno para
agriculture, que SO halla a seis
millas de Las Cruces, q 800 el
acre. Este terreno 10 ofrecio
vender hace dos amos d $50 el
Acre, y por este Sc puede yer que
ell aumento en- valor durante los
tres amos es ciertamente notable
y satisfactorio, tanto para Ell iuez
como para Ell pueblo del vale de
Mesilla, pues la venta prueba
conclnsivamente que ha ocurrido
ALA un gran aumento en- valores
de propiedad agricola y que toda-
via cOntinua.
Ell Juez McFie habla en- los ter
minos mas altos de Ia prosperi-
dad y trafico que SO notan en- el
Vale de Mesilla desde la desvia-
cion de Leasburg hasta Ia from
terra de Texas. Hay mas que gu !.
ficiente aqua do riego y On todas
direcciones SO notan sefiales de
mejoramiento y adelanto. La area
de terreno que sera cultiyada
este aflo sera la mayor on Ia his
toria del vale, el cual es conocido
como una de las mejores seccio.
nes agrfcolas, no solamente en- 81
srdoeste sino en- los Estados
Unidos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-05-02
usAp ALIENS Foor.EAsE.

I'm polvo que debe desparramarse
dentro de los zapatos. 81 teneis pies
fatigados dolientes usad Aliens
Foot-Ease. Da descanso a los pies
y hace que zapatos nueyos Apretados
no lastimen. Aiivia los callos y juan
etes de toda dolencia , da descanso y
comodidad. Usadio hoy. So yende
en- todas las boticas , tiendas de zap
atos a rs cts. No acepteia ningun aus
tituto. Para IN empaque gratis dc
prueba y para una muestra Erstnta
del Parche Sanitsrio FootEase. una
nueva invencion. dirigirse Allen 3.
oimstsd. lie Roy, N. Y.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-05-02

Don Francisco Serna, labrador
acomodado de las cercanias de
Chamita, SO halla en- la ciudad
visitando q sus parientes. Infor-
ma que las heladas recientes no
han menoscabado Ia frutao 8 vege-
tales de su seccion y que los
prospectus son muy buenos. El
senior Serna es hombre infuyen.
to en- la polftica del lado Republi.
cano.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-05-02

Mexico, Abril rs. veinticinco
personas fueron muertas y 10
gravemente lastimadas en- la
vualta de Gargantan, 8 millas al
oeste de Maltesata en- ia via prin-
cipal del ferrocarriI Central Me-
xicano, en- una collision ocurrida
aver entire un tren de fiete y la
segunda secci6n de un tren espe.
cial de peregrinos del santuario
de Guadalupe. Los peregrinos
salieron de Mexico aver en- la ma
Lana.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-05-02

Ell alguacil Jose r. Lucero, del
condado de Dona Ana, acompafia-
do por sus diputados Nazario Lu'
cero, E. Spears y Francisco lara.
milo, estuvo on Ia ciudad el mi6r-
coles pasado y entreg6 siete con
victos sentenciados 4 ia peniten'
ciaria territorial en- el t6rminc
reciente de- la corte de distritc
del condado de Dofia Ana.