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La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1908-03-28
La BOIela de Ia Piazza Nueva.

La anticipate fusion entire los dos
grandes partidos para candidates mn-
nicipales Sc efectu0 EN- las convencio-
nes de ambos partidos tenidas en- Ia
casa municipal el jueves por Ia n0che
y Sc eompone de los sigulentes:
Para Mayor, X. d. Goodall (Rl
Para Escrlbano, Chas Tamme, (D)
Para Tesorero, II. 9. Smith (D)
Miembros del Concilio: Ter. Ba-
rrio, James 0Byrne, (D); 2ndo. Ba-
rrIo, b. #. Forsythe, (R); Der Barrio
Simon Bacharach CRY; 4to. Barrio,
IC. v. Eedgcock (R). +. B. Hub
bar fde postalado deh2ndo. barrlo
para llenar la vacancia ocurrida por
Ia resignation de Maekel {R)
Miembros del Cuerpo de Educa-
ci0n: lro. Sig Nahm; 2nd. 0. L. Gre.
CORY; 3ro. w. q. Hayden; Ito. NJ.
w. Lewis. En- este barrio fne pos
tulado A. A. Sena, por la convention
republican, para llenar Ia vacancia
ocurrida por Ia defunci0n del DR..
slack.
El arreglo estuvo d punto de fraca-
sar debido a que en- las primarias los
republicanos habian violado su COM
promise de no mesclar politica on
cuanto al escogimiento de mlembros
del cuerpo dc eiucaci0n v como elloe
tuyieron sus primarias primero, pos.
tularon puros republicanos en- todos
los barrios, una treta bastante bajs
Iaunque tonta, pero en- las conven
clones generates hablendose someti
| do el asunto una conferencia dt
ambas convenciones fueron cedido,
dos candidates q la convention demo
crata nominando ellos otros dos !
uno adicional para llenar 10 vacancii
de un republican,.
Toda Ia boleta ha encontrado Il
buena acogida del pueblo salvo q
nombre del candidate para mayor
no por 10 que haee q q personaIlnen
te, sino debido q su marscal, y de 10
dos los barrios Sc oyen rez0nguidol
; Pero esa es cosa que recae slbre
0 responsablidad de los republicanOl
r pues ellos 10 nominaron.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1908-03-28
SObre POIiiiCa NaCiOnal.

Durante Ia semana Ultima euatro
estados han tenido sus convenciones
democrdticas para escoger delegados
& Ia convention nacional de Denver,
FL saher: Nebraska, Indiana, North
Dakota y Iowa, y los cuatro adopta-
ron fuertes rps0iuciones instruyend0 q
favor de Mr.. Bryan. Solamente en-
el estadO dc North Dakota Sc not0
una leve opisici0n y esta vino del ele-
mento que favorecfa al gobernador
johnson 90 cual naturalmente SO es-
per0ba pos ser un estado vecino al de
Minnesota, dc done vieue el goberna-
dor Johnson Mr.. Bryan sigue dan
do confereneias EN- los diferentes esta-
dos y 4 d0nde guiera que va es reci-
bid0 con las mas entusiastas aelama-
leiones populares. La oposiei0n al
gran campeon del pueblo com1n sc
hace mas d6bil cada dia y existe Ia
impression general de que les sera inn
possible del todo dominar una tereera
parte de los delegados, que es 10 que
nocesitarfan para impedir su nomi-
nacion, pues aun concediendo que to-
do et voto do Nueva York, Pennsyl-
vania Y Minnesota venga s0lido en- su
contra todavia necesitan 100 votoa
Iplra alcanzar 4 una tercera parte y
nadie sabe de d0nde puedan venir.
La op0siei0n al secretario Taft nc
ha cesado y Sc lleva adelante con
oh tinaci6n.
I'll estado de Illinois tuvo su con.
Ivenci6n el jueves & instruy0 4 favor
de Mr.. Cannon, presidente de Ia ca.
mara. En- uno de los distritos dc
| Kansas Sc eligieron dos delegados
linstrujdos por Mr.. Taft. La comi'
sion De estado de Georgia tuvo su
| lunta para lamar Ia convention dC
estado, pero no endos0 d ninguno de
los candidates. Hasta ahon, de cas-
todos los distritos y estados del SUI
vieneu delegaciones contestantes.
La convention sensational de la Sc
lmanl fu6 Ia del estado dc TenneseO
donde los republicanos tuvieron uni
verdadfra cena de negros habiendo
Sc agarra 10 d las motas y golpeado
Sc DO 10 Undo. Entire los que SAGA
. ron mas rasgufos y contuclones g
halla el presidente de la comisi0n d
: esiado Mr.. Sanders, que presentah
despues que SO levant6 el humo de Ii
} batalIa, un cuadro conmovedor SC
gun Il deshguraron la cara a Ealpe-
: Ia pelea Sc suclt0 s0bre el escogi
g miento del miembro de la comisi0
: nacional motive porqu6 So formaro
: dos faeciones. La vict0riosa, es Ia al
2 ti-adminIstraci0n y Ia derrotada es !
$ pro-administraci0n. A la fuerza f
sica y despu6s de an motin terribl
Z los anti administration tomaron pc
. session del salon. Estos votaron n
e soluciones 4 favor de no instruction
0 es 4 los Delegates nacionales, miel
a tras los otros en- gu convention v
l. taron instruccionei favor del seer
tario Taft.
En uno de los distritos del esta(
e de Virginia Sc instruyo por Tai
mientras que Ia convention repub
cana del estado de Rhode Island csc
j gi0 una delegation sin instruccione
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1908-03-28


Esta redaccion ncapa lie recibir IA
triste nueva de Ii defun ion del hon
RADIO ciudadano Don Teodosio Salas
ocurrida en- Moatoya el dia II del pp.
Don Teodosio fallecio d resultas dc
una enfermedad que padeci6 duran
te un afio Y Ia cual 10 postr0 en- cams
pocas semanas antes del momentO
fatal. III sesor Salas file drrante su
vida uno de los hombres mas homes
tos, eoneienzudos y consistentes del
Condado dc San Miguel. Fue un
esposo flel, padre cumplido y cariro-
50, amigo leal y magnifco vecino.
Reclban su viuda, Dona Luisita A.
de aalas y sus hijos, nuestra slncera
condolencia por u irreparable perdi-
de- que han heChO.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1908-03-28
Un MeXicanO MueFe de HambTe
en- Wyoming.

Cheyenne, Wyo., Mario 26-- Cast
muerto d hambre arrlb5 4 Cheyenne
aver, Encarnaei6n Blrilla, hasia 1lti-
mente vecino de Walsenhurg, Cnlora-
10. habiendo "trampeado" un tren
de fiete. Despues de haber caminado
apia Ior dos cuadras de la plaza eay0
muefto mientras miraba al interior
de una adtria.
Clarlta Barrilla, De Albaquerqua,
Nuevo Mexico, hernana del tinado,
Sc dice tener en- su posesi5n una cam
| tided considerable de direTo ptr!ene
ciente 4 q, pero el cual no pudo obte'
ner en- tempo.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1908-03-28
Manuel, Rey de Portugal, Quo
dara Nance.

Madrid, Mario 20. "EI Mundo'
Dice hoy que In sabido pr conduco
hdedigao, que Ia herida recibiela pr
el Principe Manuel, hoy rey de Po' :
tugal, d 10 de Febrero, cuando el ase-
sinat0 del Hey ClrI04 y del Principe
herelero, no ha cicatrlzado y al con.
trario, 1ltimamente ha empeorado.
Los falculativos que 10 atienden, Sc
gun el peri6dico, han manifestado que
Ia amputaci0n es necesaria.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1908-03-28
MARCELINO ORTIZ,
JOSE DARIO URIOSFE,
JOSE IN EZ URIOSTE,
nnVNctToATFtT 4 RTfN TTDTftCaT1

~ ANl1A1A -
La breve correspondence que ante
cede no es sino un indici0 del senti-
miento general que existe hoy entire
los votantes del condado de San Mi
guel y aun de todo el Territorio de
Nuevo Mexico. Los abuses de los
Iefes republicanos que han constituido
su partido en- una maquina para be-
neficio de Ia rueda han tenido el efec-
to de arrojar fuera del partido q
centenares de repubicanos sinceros
que 10 eran de principios, pero que va
estan cansados de poner el lomo.
DE los cuatro diferentes rumb0s del
condado recibinos todos los dias no-
ticias del deseontento general que
existe contra la rueda, 10 cual cs IN
magnfhco augurio de que on No
viembre venidero el condado queda'
ra libre de la Rapiia y podremo;
tener un gobierno decente.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1908-03-28
Las PeESiOEes Para las ViHdaS
de SOIdadOs.

Washington, Mario 25- III proyec-
todeIey para aumeutar 4 sl2.0Oal mes
las ronsiones dc las viudas de solda
dos ha silo mandado f una conl-ian
dc confepncia. Ambls eamaras han
nonhrado tus miembeos de ia coiui-
sion de conftrencia y el proyecto &C.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1908-03-28
VALE LA PENA RECORDAR
ESTO.

Cada vez que tenga usted toe 8 res
trio recu6rdeso que la Mel y Bres de
Foley la euran, No ponga su vida en-
riesgo tomando otva que 20 SO sea Ia
geuuina. Viene en- paquete amafillo.
DE veuta por las boticaH, La Cruz RI
iayO. G. Sehaefer,
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1908-03-28
BreVeS Y al PuniO.

Villanueva, N. M. Mario 10, 1908.
Sr. Editor de LA VoZ DEL PUEBLo:-
Anticipamos a usted las gracias
por la inserci6n de 10 siguiente en- su
semanariO:
SEPAN TOD0S P0R ESTAS
PRESENTES QUE NOSOTROS,
LOS ABAJO FIRMAD0S, PRO.
.TESTAMOS CONTRA Ell PARTI-
DO REPUBLICANO Y NOS De
CLARAMOS COMO ADHEREN-
TES DEL PARTID0 DEMOCRA'
TIA
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1908-03-28
OtrO que Sc Aburre de Ia Vida.

Dice El Clarin del Norle, diario de
FL Paso, Texas, correspondence al
martes:
Aver en- la tarde, l.. d. jenkins,
antigua Y muy conocido comerciante
de curi0sdades EN- Juarez, subia, tn
conn afifa de su esposa, las escal tras
que conducen, en- el edificio del First
National Bank, al despacho del Lie.
Jones, cuaudo repentinamente cayd
sobre los escalones, exclamando; ihf
tornado venenc Sc llam0 al DR.. An
derson el que atendi6 desde luego a
suieida.
Sc cree que los malos negocios har
sido causa de que Jenkins tomara Ii
fatal Y funesta rcsoluci6n de arran
carse la vida.
Jenkins tiene esposa y dos ire
chieos, los que dejara en- 10 orfanda'
en- caso de que sucumbo.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1908-03-28
TrajeS completes para
Mos Y NINAS
DE PRIMERA COMMUNION.

Este dchoso dia presto egara para que todoS leyen
los msmos traes hemo preparado con tempo quta-
remos la moosta las eforas tenda por uenda para
poder competar esos taes ha pasado otros AMOS
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1908-03-28

Noticlas rccibidas mas tarle anun-
clan que Je0kins muri0 n dia ST.
gulente, siendo la ciencla medica inn
potente para salvarlo.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-23
CONCENTRATING HIS MACHINERY BUSINESS
Ed LitComb Is Moving Stock From Douglas Back To
 NogaIeS,

Ed Titcomb, head of the firm of Roy Titeomb & Company, passed through Bisbee yesterday on his return to Nogales after spending a few days in Douglas. He is moving the business, which has been located at Douglas for the past four years, back to Nogales. He states that he does not feel that it justifies him to maintain a business for mining machinery at Douglas when he has much larger concerns at No gales and Guaymas, which will easily cover this entire mining section of the southwest.
 T feel that business is improving in this sectiOn,'' said MT. Titcomb, and l expect to see it advance right along. Nogales has received consid- erable business impetus resulting from railroad building, and I feel that it will continue to improve. The mining industry south of us is picking up, and there is more active work being done there than has been the case for the past year. This is a big help to us all
 T feel. that We will be benefited by the cessation of Yaqui troubles, which have greatly inpeded out business in terests to the south. As we have this out of the way I have no doubt that we will be benefited on this ac- count"
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-23
.B|SDEE'S PUBLIC SCHOOLS
 SHOW CONTINUED IMPROVEMENT
Census Shows 2.636 Pupils, School Property Valued At Sl50,000 and Splendid Cur riculum.

Among the many other improve ments made in Bisbee, the Public schools have kept pace and made xonderful strides in advancement. The pioneer Bisbeeite has aaly fa look backward a few years and behold the change. The present system of pub hch schools has arisen Phoenix-Hke rom the desert. But behind their phenomenal success there has been much earnest pains-taking effort. ana strenuous labor on tae- part of, trusr lee, teaeker and superintendent
 The schools of Bisbee are the pride of the town, they may not only be compared with the Territorial schools, but with some of the schools of the surrounding states. Although fewer in number the schools of Bisbee may most favorably be compared with those Of Fl Paso.
 schools there had the benefit Of an industrial course of study. The new methods of teaching the child are vast ty different now to that in vogue twenty years ago. In the days of our parents they did not have the priyi- tege of course in manual labor, or 0Ou4CotlE SCzcACc LIdi1luS-NucH tustl work was first brought before the public, 1t was met with bitter opposi7 ton and condemned as impracticable and visionary by that class of people who are afraid to make trial and cling to the time worn methods. Froebel's Kindergarten system was treated similarly when first intro duced into the American schools
 Only fifteen years ago where the Central school building now stands was one room building with a small addition which was used for the pur- pose of wood shed, cloak-room, etc The value of the school property to- day is estimated at S150,000 The buildings are modern and well fur nished for school work There is not school building that is not far above the average and we have a liberal board of trustees and management
 There are now seven school build ingB in the district These contain thirty-five graded rooms. The High school was organized three years ago It excellently prepares the students to enter the Normal and other schools or the territory without examination.
 Under the present school board there is a total of foTty-seven teach CTS. The census for June 1906 was
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-23
CHRISTMAS CHEER
 FOR SUNDAY SCHOOL
Elaborate Program Being Ar ranged At Presbyterian
 Church.


 The children of, the Presbyterian Sunday school are having daily re hearsals after school hours for their Christmas exercises. They win be rbeld at the church on Thursday even. inG, beginning at 7:30 sharp. The house will be beautifully decorated. The program will consist of recitations and Xmas music prepared especially for the occasion.
 The ladies will meet Thursday after noon to arrange the usdal treat ol nuts and candy for the children. Tns same plan of giving instead of receiv- ing will be carried out as it wae last Christmas.
 There is no Christian virtue that stands out more prominently than that of charity. The committee ap- pointed to investigate the needy and destitute families report long hst waiting. This help does not go to the heather, but is used to relieve the o. phans and widows of Bisbee As this excellent opportunity presents itself those who are not connected with
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-23
EXPECTS TO GET OIL PRODUCER
M. Doyle Leaves Today To
 Look After His Oil Prospects In New Mexico.

A Doyle leaves today for his oil interests in the Santa Rosa district in Guadalupe county. New Mexico. This property is northeast from Fl Paso, about I2o miles from Santa Rosa sta. ton on the E. P'& s. w. Of the rich ness of the oil beds there all reports are alike-favorable.
 The. formation containing the oil is difficult to drill. being of a tough. rubber-like consistency. However. its inpenetrability is offset to some eX' tent by the fact that casing is not required. Biddy says there is no doubt of the regions success as . producer.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-23
.ELKS RACK LAST NIGHT
 WAS \ WH|RL WIND AFFAIR

i The Elks race meet last night was
 a whiriwind affair from start to finish Thousands of dollars of phoney money changed hands; fixed roulette wheels. !, crooked crap ganes, and fixed races were as thick as hungry hoboes at q
 barbecue.
 The KatzenjanIner Baud, consist ing of a dozen bazocs, ten swinets, a i G.-fiat wampus aad hickey, gave sey- sral hearTendins renditions pf de- scriptive noise, resembling almosc anything from . billy goat on a tin roof to 9 cyclone, and all went merry as hoodlam bell
 Hurst won the first race. and al, the other eptries we're fined S2d each for every kind of mental and moral crookedness from hiding opponents leorkscrews to- greaang the track The other races were Fepetitions of the first. The confusion was further aa- ded to by the welehing of the book makers. The police also had a dis quieting habit of pinehing a man every time he had succeeded in win hing eIsohgh money to .paper a ,laase. z and fining him 2 few thousand or general principles-
 Several touts ana Bsshpsslsets who had standNin with the peacs ofsieers, made clean-ups. At. the haar eg going to press the racer were stin raging and that the boys were enjoying them selves goes without saying. All work and no play is not the creed Of the Elks.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-23
MAKING READY FOR
 THE GOLF GAMES
Daily Contests Are Being Held. Some Very Fine Records
 Marked Up.

There was considerable interest d
 the country club yesterday and dur
 Ing the past few days in getting 1T
 shape for the golf game which il
 coming up at Fl Paso in the three cornered game between Bisbee, E Paso and Douglas. This game will take place during holiday week and promises to be one of the best ever held in the southwest.
 The boys are holding contests every day, and some of the records are es. pecially good. s. s. Badger, of the Douglas Country club, who holds one of the best records in Douglas, was on the grounds yesterday and tried out a practice. game with F. F. Harrington and others. From now on the prac- tice will be systematic and will be to the end of getting in the very best possible shape for the coming contest.
 The. country club will be the scene of general activity during holiday week, as this is a season in which all will do their best to enjoy the oc- casion. Secretary Jesse Yoakum says that there will be nothing left un- done to make this one of the seasons long to be remembered.
 The club has secured the services of G. w. Henderson as steward. Mr. Henderson proved, in the few days he has been in the employ of the club, to be thoroughly first class in every re- spect. It is now arranged that mem bers of the club can secure dinners for parties on Sunday by simply giv- ing proper notice. The meals will be first class in every respect, and will be feature of the organization. On Christmas there will be a turkey din. ner served at the country club from F to 5. Those wishing to get dinner at the country club on that day should not fy the steward the day before.
 There will be a meeting Of the en- tertainment committee today at the club to decide upon the dance which will take place on new years night. This is expected to be one of the very delightful occasions of the season.
 All who play golf are requested to te on hand early Christmas morning. It is desired that there be a goou turnout for this occasion, and every one will have the opportunity for a fine practice.
 On account of the many entertain. ments which will take place during the holidays and on new years day the lady committee decided that the next card night should be held Jan. nary 7th.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-23
INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS.

Bisbee Commandery, No. 4, Knights Templar. installed the following of ficers for the year 1909:
 Nelson Charles Bledsoe, E. c.
 Elwood William Spiers, Gen.
 Charles Francis Philbrook, c. c. George Alexander Bridge. s. ". Ernest Elmer Fruits, J. W.
 William Ellworth Spicer, ,prelate. Hiram Abiff Schwartz, treasurer William Ralph Banks, Rec.
 Joseph Josiah Muirhead, S. B.
 Ebert Pinoe Brewster, s. B.
 Hugh Peyton Huddleston, W. John Thomas Abrams, c. of c.
 William Henry Perrow, Sen.
 The officers were installed by Past E. c. Frank John Graf. assisted by Past Eminent Commander Albert l.. Shultz of Du Quesne Commandery No. 72, of Pittsburg, Pa.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-23
CHAS. I. CORNELL IS
 BACK FROM GUAYMAS
Reports That Building of New Railroad Has Caused Other
 Enterprises To Prosper.

Charles T. Connell returned yester- day from Guaymas, where he has been for several days past. He says that business is improving rapidly every where, and that there are many busi- ness enterprises being launched in that section.
 The building of the new railroad has been of great benefit to that en- tire section of the republic There are number of big companies get ting hold of extensive land interests, which will doubtless prove bonanza in iarning. The ground is exception ally fertile and there is no reason way as fine Srops of cereals and vegetables esinnot De raised, there asany place in Mexico.
 There will also be fine cattle ranch es in that section which have not been of great importance to that district in the past. This will doubtless become one of the big cattle countries, as the American is already getting ready to carry forward that industry in a man ner wAich has never been done here tofore. The railroad facilities which have been iaaagurated there will be great impetus for commerce and should be one of great assistance in the upbuilding of that section of Sonora.
 There is considerable building in several of the smaller towns there, which will give a great deal of em- ployment to the several classes Of laborers, which will be greatly ap- preciated and will be of great benefit to those people.
 There Is little talk of the Yaqui trouble there This is another bene- it t0 business enterprises. For q while it seemed that every one was in fear and trembling of the Indian, but since this has become a matter of history, every one has settled down to business"
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-23
CANAhEA LOOKS VERY MUCH BETTER
Martin PattiSon Says 0istnc- Shows More Increasing
 Activity.

P Martin Pattisou, L. c. Shattuck and Byron Pattison have returned from Cananea where they made short trip. MT Pattison stated yesterday that thee was no significance to his trip further than they went there to look over some properties which were owned by Bisbee people
 q have no individual interest in the properties" said Mir. Pattison, which we were looking over and can give out no information of interest was much pleased to see the Cananea district again and to find that it is looking better in every way. It seems to be becoming more active daily, and will doubtless return to it's old state of prosperity."
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-23

1915 pupils; June 1907 2275 and June 1908 2636. There will be twenty-five promotions from the grammar grades into the high school January IS, 1909. Five vacancies being made by families moving away during the financial str.ngency of last year. The laws of the territory endorse compulsory edu- cation and the laws are being en- forced, the scholastic age being to II years. this data showing a wonder ful improvement during the last five years.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-23
DRINK CAUSE OF INSANITY

SACRAMENTO, Dec. 22.-Dr. F. W. Hatch, superintendent of the state hospital, in his biennial report, issued today, says too much drink is the chiel contributing cause to insanity in Call fornia.
 The proper remedy for this, he says, ought to be found in the proper edu- cation of youths as to the lack of necessity for alcoholic drinks June 90, 1908, there were 6.555 patients in the hospitals, an increase of 1,554 m ten years. The cost of supporting the hospitals for two years was s1 ,S39, ,973.
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Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-23
c,rx snIroR REruRns.

W. F. Wise, city editor of the Re
 view, returned yesterday after a pleasant visit of three weeks at points lon the Pacific coast. He states that
 San Francisco is making notable building progress and is the most in
 teresting city in the world
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-23
TAKE HUNTING TRIP.

Joe Martineiii and Otto Schmidt will leave Saturday for the Santa Rosalea hot springs where they will spent the next th-es weeks hunting and enjoying a pleasant outing dur. ing the holidays. They are taking several rounds of ammunition" and will be prepared to bring back an abundance of yenison and bear meat
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-23

other charitable organizations may as sist the children in giving groceries, clothing ana toys for the poor.