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El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-12-26

John S. Paueger, p~r6spero conner
ciante de Lamy estuvo en- Il ciudad 81
martes pasado con negocios, Dice
que ell ~ferrocarril de Santa Fe ha CO.
menzado el trabajo de la construction
del nuevo paradero en- Lamy, Y que
esta mejora estard terminada para el
dia lro. de Abril.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-12-26

Don Secundino Romero, s~ecretario
de la corte de distrito del cuarto dis
trito judicial, y su esposa Sc marcha-
D 81 lines pasado dc Las Vegas pa
"a SUI rancho del Cuervo. La Sra.
Romero regresara q Las Vegas tan
pronto como possible.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-12-26

nj Nnego Mexicano 81 81 unleo pa
pei en- o. TerritorIo que publIca mott
cias por complete en- asuntos do int
es, La suscricion son solamento $3.50
al ano. suscribianse y quedaran sa'
isfechos de 10 cue anunciamos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-12-26
Portugal Tiene IN Escandalo de
Preparedness Rsgias.

Lisboa, Portugal, Die. eliza cor
poraci6n municipal nuevamente electa
ha descubierto un gran escandalo en-
81 gobierno municipal. Arriba de
siete millones de pesos han desapare-
edo. Los anteriores consejeros mo-
narauieos admiten irregularidaaes
pero echan Ia culpa al ~gobierno que
us6 ilegalmente 81 dinero de la ciudad.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-12-26
REsTRIccIoNEs RoREsTALEs.

I'm cuanto q la5 aorestas naciona-
les en- la parte occidental do nuestro
condados Ia gente esta satisfecha de
que haran mucho bien, pero pide que
las restricciones puestas sobre III pas
teo Y uso de las ~Aorestas nacionales
sean hechas tan faciles como es COM
patible con 81 objeto,de crear Ia flores-
ia. Eilos y sus antepasados han vi
vido en- aquella region ~centenares da
amos y La aman ala par que sus hijos.
Acostumbran tener 81 mejor cuidado
en- cuidar de sns ovejas y recss i de
tenerlas en- la mejor condici6n az sa.
lud possible, y estan dispuestos i obe-
decor las ordenes del negociado de
industrial animal i del ~servicio fores-
tai 81 no son demasiado onerosas.
Deben ser educados POGO 4 POGO, pues
han tenido escasa oportunidad para
adelanto y los deben dirigir i no arr
rear. En- ~ indole son gentes buenas,
b~ondadosas Y obedientes q Ia ley.
Me allegro mucho dc yer que mis-
vieios amigos 81 Gobernador Curry \
q BELGRADE w. Fl Andrews estan ba-
trabajo tan ~espl6ndido por
nuestro t~erritorio para ~conseguir 81
DE parte de mi pueblo y Ia mia les
doy muy rendidas gracias.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-12-26

Ell Nupvo Mexicano es 81 unico pa
pei en- 81 Territorlo que publica noti'
|cias por complete en- asuntos do inte
res. La suscricion son salamente $3.50
al ano, suscribanse y auedaru salts
.teehes de 10 que enunciamos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-12-26

Ell Nuevo Mexicano es 81 'unico pa
pei en- Ell Territorio que publica noti'
cias por complete en- asuntos de int
res La suscricion son solamente $2.5t
al mo-. suscribanse ' ~quedarap salts
fechos do 10 rue anunclamos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-12-26

Recuerden que 81 Nuevo Mexicano
resenta a cada suscritor que pague
i suscion adelantada % una plu-
ma de fuente como regalo. Es 81
unico papel en- q Territorio que hace
esta oferta. La suscricion son sofa
mente So. so al ono.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-12-26

NJ d~epartamcnto de oDras del Nucyo
MeSicano es ei mas bien equipado en-
q Territorio. 81 desean ohrns lnaa y
a estilo. venid q esta oncina y encon.
trareIs TODD a gu glsto.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-12-26
PEDIRA E~NMIENDAs.

t HNEHHN
Ell cuerpo territorial de education
recomendara varias enmiendas 4 la
ley de escuela en- la pr6xima session de
IA asamblea. Muchas do elias no se
han f~ormulado, pero las estan rodac.
tando abogados empleados por 81
cuerpo. Dos recomendaciones han
sido va determinadas. Una de estas
les para proyeer III modo de establecer
sitios de escuela en- los districts diver
SOS. Este asunto ha estado dando
margen i disputas y dsscontento.
Bajo la ley actual Us diregtore IA de-
escuela tienen plepos poderes para de-
Iterminar 81 sitio dondc So la de csta-
blecer una esouela sin intervention del
snperiEtendente 8 de cuaiquier otro.
Sc propone ina enmienda para que.
los directories establezcan e~scuelas so-
lasnente bajo Ia petici6n y recomenda-
ci6n deuna mayoria de los electoies
que residen en- 81 distrito escolar ha-
ciendo de este mode que la volnntad
popular gobierne Ia selection del
sitio..
Otra enmienda que se recomienda
tiene que YER con Ia remoci6n de di-
rectores que son Indebtedness 3 no sar
tisfacen i los patrocinadores de Ia
cuela. Tales directories pueden ahora|
ser removidos solamente baio cargos
NIN.MA.1 UNL M.I."1 K|."I
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-12-26

Ell tren delderrocarril Denver Y Rio
Grande ha estado detenldo por fuertes
nevadas en- Colorado. Hubia tanta
nieve en- Il paso de Cumbres que por
cinco dias no pudieron pasar los
trenes.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-12-26
N0TiCIA LEGAL.
sEPAN ToDos:

sEPAN TODos:
One La Ultima volnntad dc Benigna
Baca de silva, finada: Noticia es
por esta dada en- conformidad con q
estatuto, que a secretario de pruebas
en- y por el condado dc Santa Fe, Nue.
vo Mexico, ha fiado 81 Lines, Enero
4 1909, en- la casa de cortes en- la Off
Gina dc pruebas, para provar la.dl II
voluntad y t~estar1ento de Benigna
Bvca do Silva, iinada, una residente
de Ia ciudad y condado de Santa re,
Nuevo MEXICO La dicha lnvestigas
ci6n sera tenida en- Ia oficina del SCI
ctetario de pruehas dol condado de
Santa re. Nuevo Mexico.
GEO w. ARMIJo.
Secretafio de Prnebas.
Fechado este dia 7 do Diciembre
1908.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-12-26
.Estmapadores de Hule

CUANDo So HALLEN EscRlBIENDo la MIsMA C0sA
F~RECUENTEMENTE I'm ELCuRSO DESUS NEGOCIOS,
RECUERDEN QUE IN ESTAMPADOR DE HULE LES SAL
GOCIOS ESTAN TSAND0 ARORA MAS ES~TAMpADDRES
DE HULE QUE ANTl5RiORMENTE PORgUE sALVAg
TEMPO. X Ell TEMPO ES DINERO EN- ESTOS DIAs.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-12-26
Blancos en- EspanoI.

Auto de Arresto. Ia plrego.
Auto de PPrision, ia pliego.
Declaration Jurada. IA pliego
Certificate de Nombramiento, Ia
piiego.
Fianza Oficial, ~ pliego.
Fianza Oncial y ~JuraDpento. III Pile.
go.
Fianza para Guardar Ia Paa, IL Pile
|go.
Contrato do r.artido. liz pliego.
Escritura de Renuncia, IL pliego.
Hipoteca de Bienes Muebles. IL pile
go.
Documento Garanlizado. exrensa
orma entera. full sheet.
Contrato entire los Directories y Pre-.
Iceptores, ~ pliego.
Observation-Disclosures, 25 and SO
cents.
Libros-Certiticados ue Bonos. 81.
Libros de Recibos Supervisors de
Caminos, rs cents.
Certificate de Matrrmonio. 10 cents
oFrmula de Enumeration, IN pliego.
cada uno
Documento Garantizado, 10 pliego
Contrato de Combustible, liz pliego
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-12-26

La corte suprema del t~erritorio ten
dra 81 session regular 81 mes que entra
en- la capital. La compahia Impreso,
ra del Nueyo Mexicano esta prepara-
da para hacer toda clase de impresio.
mes de priinera clase en- Ell renel6n de
registros y breves con toda e~xpedici6a
y 4 los precios mas haios pQsibles.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-12-26
.LIsrA oE cAa1As ArnAsApAs


Lista do cartas QUO estdn sin rccla
mar en- Ia ostafeta de- santa F6 N Al
IL. l.. s.,...
~
~ ivvo' ~ no son r~eclafnnna7 dentrf
dedos scmanas serdn mandadas q IA
oacina a. mi ,n,or, ~ an woshfo.
IN
Apufarak, N.
Adams, Miles.
Archuleta' Mics Aggie'
A~rchuleta, Miss Iules.
Arguello. Miss Anrisueta.
Bell q. z.
Bowers, 4. ~
Brown, Geo. w,
Bufos. Leonard l.,
Carver Q.
Cascades Apolonio.
cnusez' s"a Do"'nso'
rulinr Mise ELIZA
Encinias, pabid.
FISCHER acc. ~
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-12-26

81 tieDen algunos libros que entua
dernar traedIos al Nuevo Mexicapo.
Dsta oflcina tiene Ell mejor departa
mento de encuadernacion que hay.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-12-26
Muerso de sofor acton

Sc dice comunmente d eninos que
han muerto del crup. Guam in
necesario es este. Ningdn nino
ha tenido iamas q crup sin haber
tenido al principle un resfriado 8
una tos. ST parais los primeros
sintomas de la Tos con 81 Jarabe
de Marrubio de Ballard no hay
ningdn riesgodel crup DE ven
ia en- la Botica de Fischer y Cha.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-12-26
Ia cRIA DE CANADo.

Este aho fue muy regular para
oyejas J recess yfueron pocas las per-
didas q causa al mai tempo. Sin
embargo, La industrial lamar no fu6
tan buena, pues la lana apenas vali6 IL
|~centavos libra mientras q ano pasado
o. precio fu6 de II 4 IS centavos Esta
es r gran difersncia y ~ dejo
sentir.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-12-26

81 departmental de obras del Nuevo
Mexicano es el mas bien e~quipado en-
ed Te~rritorio. 81 desean obras tinas y
al estlo, venid a esta oficina y encon
tracts TODD a su gusto.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-12-26
RIO ARR|BA
PERSEVERANCE,.
Desarrollo de recur-
SOS Llevado AIDE
lante con celeridad
.ADvERTENCIAs De RuRNs.
Haria Libre Mas Terreno y
Removeria Restricciones
Forestales Contra Pastear.

FL Hon Thomas D. Burns de Tierrl
Amarillo, estuvo en- la cindad d do
mingo y lines pasados con negocios'
Mr.. Burns, que es el cindadano mejor
,conocido y respectable del noroeste de
Nuevo Mexico, siendo iefe de I'M gran
comercio y dueno de muchas oyeias j
~terrenos de agricultural y MADEIRA y Sc
ocupa en- rajar madeea 81 varias loca-
lidades De 81 secci6n dijo; s'El con
dado de Rio Arriba gnarda melores
condolences cue nunca antes. y me
allegro de decir que Ia genie adelanta
en- todas maneras y esta muy ~pr6spera.
Escuelas pdblicas con maestros ameri-
canos han side establecidae, v en- mt-
chas de las escuelas de precinto macs
tros de Denver Y Pueblo estan enseA
lando. Les agrada Ia tarea, y los
nihos q~uieren 4 los maestros america
nos, y on las plazas donde hay macs
tros de ingles todos estan aprendiendo
81 idioma. En- diez amos mas toda la
genie del condado entendera y hablara
el id oma ingl6s, y solamente los Vie
jos que no tuvieron oportuaidad para
aprender no sabran e idioma ingl6s.
Ell coNDAEo rRosPERANpo.
"Nusstro condado paga puntual-
mente los reditos sobre su deuuda amor
tizada y estd acumulando un fondo
depositario. Cuando los bonos se
cumplan se podra pagar q principal.
Nuestro dltiino tesorero de condado.
". A Gonzales, dc Abiquiu, fue muy
honesto y cumplido. y entrego cada
centaYo do los fondos phil COS due
yinieron 4 sus manos FL nnevo teso-
zero de condado, B. G. Hernandez. es
comerciante en- TERRA Amarillo, habla
bien 81 ingles, Y es un hombre veraz.
honesto Incompetence. Sera I'M buen
collector y tesorerp.
"Creo que en- cinco amos nuesiro
conaado estara -enteramenta libra a.
.deudas, ] 81 pasare ii ~ ~.
'tado DE- Andrews. y los Esta8oa T1nidos
dan all territorio las donaciones AZ
terreno pdblico para ayudar Al con-
dado 4 pagan su deuda. IA tasaci6a ~
condado sera muy pequsna. pues n.,es.
tros comisionsans san
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-12-26
LlSTA DE pRECi0S.

LE2 GL y kAA~A4Q1e
Estampador de una hneas no mas que l-2 pulgadas de largo. I5c
cada Inca ADDITIONAL en- 81 mismo estampador, Ioc.
E~stamPador Dc una Inca mas que I2 pero 10 mus que 3 liz pull
gadas de largo. EN-. ~ .. q. E. s. n. .* &. ... .-.. zoe
sCada Inca adicianal en- II mist.a a~staupador, l5o.
Es%tamrador q una Inca mas que 3 IL pero no mas Que cinco pull
gadas Dc largo, pr pulgada. s s.. sc
Cada Inca adidonal, n msmo precio.
Lineas encorbadau en- q contador del Estampador como dos hneas.
Ornamentos de todas forums, Ell Inea dc tres pulgadas, 25c adcio
males.
Tamanos mas grandes = precios proporcionados.
Donde l tio que e usa es mas que media pugada en- tamano, car
gamos por una Inca Pe caa una media pulgada . fraccioa.
FEcHAS, ETC.
Fechador local. cuaIquer plaza. Y fecha por der spos. =. Il. 81 800
Fechader del Diarios mas, dla ao en- lS pulgada ...... SOC
Fechador Regular de Iinea - y. 81. $50
Defiance 0 Fechador y Bands dc Mode ..s $3.50
Frnas Fac Simile, Estanpador de Hule I Grahaao De Palo, $3.50
Protector pearl Check y. ... .... $780,. $500
TABLETAs PARA ToMAR Ia TINTA
PARA los TIpos DIRI1ANsE 4 IA
IMpREsoRR DEL NUEv0
MExECRNo, SANTA FE. N. III.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-12-26

La ley especidc6 cuales debian ser
los deberes De superintendentes de con
dado, y tambien provey6 que Ell u
20 territorial dc educaci6n podria 4
81 discretion hacer reglas adicionales
que debian obedecer los superintendent
tes. Ia lev tambien proyey6 in cam
bio en- el metodo do tiiar los salaries
Dc los superiutendentes. Bajo Ii ley
vieja sus salaries estaban basados
sobre Ia Classification de los condados
Gin hacer ningin aprecioAde la cauti-
dad de trabajo que recaeria sobre la
oticina, en- 81 grade en- quela clasifca-
cf6n dc condolences determinada por.
la cantidad dc dinero pagada 4 Ia te-
sOreria territorial. De este modo un
condado rico en- propiedad podia ser
pobreen 81 ndmero de sus ~escueleros y
esclielas. v por Ell contrario I'm conda-
do pobre podia terier una gran popu-
lacion escolar. Baio esta provision
IN superintendente podia tener de so d
on 1870
! 80 s 1870 III requeri
s,la i ssaa $50 sa1@ 80 sos1s - 80
| M ~ S'''
~
NUEVA BASE DE sALARIos.
sfn ambaroo IL ~ naeaaa on,a
Ultima sesi6n basala caafiaad IN
lario VA nn nasjntanaar III \, ~
moro a. aso,,aIas an &, aoraaaa r-,a
nrovfsi6n tama afoo4r aasaa a1S9sa III
Enero ! IS vista ~ M ~
ao,itst;vo q ou,no sn.aas 1
u q, innta u,a 6saaa an,,ta,a.sn
acada aur,erintendsnt oge baga ( IS
nanos ,, r,sita an.st ssans
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-08-23

The board of supervisors, all mem. bers present, convened this after noon. Their work will include opening bids for new g., 300 safe for the tressurer's office. Three gentlemen representing as many safe firms are in Tombstone to explain the relative merits and claims of their safe offers.
 The board will also consider the six hundred per cent raise on patented non-producing mines made by the territorial board of equalization. The board has ignored the action of the territorial board several times in the history of Cochise county and there is no sure thing that they will not do so on this occasion.
 Among other duties before the board at this session it will be necessary to issue the official call for the regular primaries of the respective parties and establish all the regulations nec- cesssry under the law.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-08-23
From Mondays Daily.

The forest service has just an nounced the following appointments on National forests in Arizona: Don $ Sullivan, forest guard on the Chiri. cshua national forest. i,
 Esther Granada died of tuberculosis at the County hospital yesterday and was buried this morning.
 Dr. Bacon and wife returned from an extended visit in the east last night, having taken in New York and all the principal eastern cities Dur. ing his absence the Doctor perfected certain courses connected with his pro. fession and has caused his office and ssnitarium to he fitted out more elsborateiy than ever. The Doctor and his estimable lady are warmly welcomed back to the only Tom bstone
 Charlie Locking, aspirsnt for non,- instion for the office of sheriff, is in Tombstone today. Of course Charley does not deny that he is looking after his fences, which, considering his clean record, will not need much re. subject to the inspection cf the Democratic county convention.
 Col. A. L. Grow left for New York rhis morning for a protracted visit.
 $. L. Rockfellow, father of County School Superintendent J. A. Rock fellow, left for New York this morn. ing for the purpose of attending a family reunion on the soil of the old empire state.
 Joseph Hood and family are in from heir ranch for few days visit. When we live on chalk, and the dead
 do walk; When friends boquet and a widows
 tear Io longer fall on bus sbsnd's bier:
 In other words, any time you talk bout county seat removal, you will ind Tombstone up front with s'ashers ID and neck feathers away forward.
 Max Axford, of the Greene cattle auge, with headquarters at Hereford, eturned home yesterday.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-08-23
DOUGLAS MEAT HOUSE
New Enterprise Will Benefit Cochise
 County Stock Industry.

A new enterprise of considerable note in Douglas, according to the In. ternationsI, is the slaughter house and quarantine pans being erected on the international line southeast of Douglas by G. l.. Andrews and com- pany, under the supervision of the United States agricultural depart ment, bureau of animal industry.
 Under the United States reguls- tions cattle from an infected district, or cattle that have passed through an
 infected disfl jet, can be inspected and slaughtered at quarantine pens which haze been officially countensnced by the government. The cattle cannot psss the quarantine pers, though, ex- cept e beef. Great herds of good beei cattle are found on many ranches he. low the line that cannot st present be driven over the line because of the
 quarantine placed upon them.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-08-23
Tasty Tombstone
 Window Display

The windows of the Mschomich Mercantile store are particularly at tractive today, the best result arising from an artistic arrangement of the Bostum cereal product and the well- known breakfast food, Grape Nuts. The Mschomich Mercantile Co is strictly up to date in ths matter of pressing all meritorious articles of diet, and commerce on the notice If an appreciative public. The virtue of these articles are already we'll recog- nized in this community. Postum enabling a multitude of coffee iends to break away from their bondage. while Grape Nuts constitutes one of the most delicious body, nerve and brain feeders ever manufactured. The enterprise, artistic skill and general progressive qualities of the manage ment of the Mschomich Mercantile store are we'll known over eastern Arizona.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-08-23
M. C. Benton for Sheriff.

In this issue of THE PRosPEcToR appears the announcement of NJ. c. Benton, locally known at "Cash" Ben ton, for sher fl of Cochise county, sub ject to the endorsement of the Demo- cratic county convention.
 IL is with pleasure that the name of our old townsmsn, now 8 resident of Bispee, is seen in our columns, ask ing for recognition at the hands of tis party in which he has eyer been an energetic and consistent worker.
 "Cash" Benton was s member Of the Board of Supervisors and chairman of the board for one term, and did lis whole duty in that capacity. lie has enjoyed other important positions oi responsibility and trust ct the hand, of the people. all of which were dis charged with credit to himself and the community, and should the conven- ton put Mir. Benton forward fol the race for sheriff, would prove { popular candidate for the suffrage o the people.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-08-23
There are Peaches
 and Peaches

One time 6 certain Tombstonite was young and in love. clear up to his eyebrows, and his best girl had not heard from hIm for some time. She wired him What's the matter?" to which he promptly sent reply
 being careful to keep within the ten word limit "Nothing at all. Your 8 peach, and love peaches" During the last two days John Hsnley. the solks frC m the Irwin ranch, and Ri nsldo Miano have brought peaches to the PRosPEcToR office; peaches with form and flavor like the orien- tai mango; peaches with complexion like the velvet cheek of c Tombstone school girl; peaches 60 big you could not get half dozen into a war sack. Talk about your fruit and vegetables, why Tom bstone and vicinity beats the very "airth." |
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-08-23
Is a Proud
 Tombstone Record

Irwin & Sons shipped GA crates oi tomstos this week to Bisbee, pro- nounced the finest that ever went to the old camp. The shipment aggre- gated e thousand pounds. This dem enstrates the resources of the irrigable soil in the vicinity of Tombstone. The possibilities of this locality for pro- ducing every species of produce nec- essary for large camp, snch as Tomb stone is shortly destined to be, are actually in sight. This should con stitute a source of profound congratu lation to the level citizen, the prop erty owner and the people whe take a pride in dear olc Tombstone.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-08-23
From Tuesdays Daily.

1 William Neal of the 4-bar state,
 that the recent rains have done glo-
 rlous work for his people and their interests, but that the comp ny sus- tained serious losses during the spring and early summer. The range is now in splendid condition and no further trouble is in sight. Miss Susie Cabell went to Douclss yesterday on visit to Mrs. J F Ross, the wife of our assistant district sttor- ney, and will remain the greater part of the week in the Shelter City.
 Mrs. NJ. E. Fly left today for Los Angeles on a months visit with trends and relatives. J D. Machomich and wife left today for Los Angeles On a brief visit.
 Chas. Lockling, the atfsble aspirant for sheriff st the hands of the demo- cratic convention, returned home to- day after looking ovs- his political @ noes heresbouts.
 Mrs. Thomas Taffe left this morn- ing on visit to friends in St. Louis, Mo.
 Austin Brown departed today for Sandusky, Ohio, on a visit to old surroundings.
 The Junior baseball club were given the decision in the ball game yester- day with the local club. In the sev- en.h inning the local team decided to quit, and under the rules forfeited the game by a score of 9 too,
 Tom NJ. English, formerly identi. fled with the Emerald, left today to take charge O! the Relief miue, a short distance out from Phoenix.
 A most pathetic feature in the Wsrdwel incident developed when the widow refused to believe that the General was dead.
 William Neale. the we'll known stock man of the 4-Bsr ranch, and his estimable better half were in Tom bstone today.
 A. T. Hoy, manager in charge of the Blsbee Review. is visiting Tomb stone today in the interest of that ex- cellent journal. Mir. Hoy has just re- turned from e trip to California where he mingled with the waves cf the briny deep and spent an enjoyable vacation.
 The democratic convention at Pres cott Saturday nominated James B. Finley of Pima county for joint coun- cilmsn from Pima and Santa Cruz counties.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-08-23
LIFE'S TOLLS ENDED
Last Sad Rites Over Remains of Gen.
 D.. X. Wardwell.

On Saturday at 4 80 P m. the taps
 Lights Out" were sounded for Gen.
 eral b. K Wardwell. who turned ID
 for his last bivouac, from which the
 reyeille of the resurrection morning
 will awaken him. His life went out
 Tn honor, although in poverty, so his
 friends gave him a simple yet honor able burial
 The funeral services were. held in
 the Methodist church Sunday at 3 p.
 m., where s number of his friends felt
 honored to render to the memory of
 the soldier.hero their last tribute of respect. Rev Mir Ault conducted the services. "Nesrer My God to Thee" and America" were the hymne used, in accordance with request found among the Generate papers by MT. J. A. Rockfellow. Mir 0. Gibson, warm personal iriend of General Wardwell, delivered the address, at request of the pastor for the reason that he was we'll acquainted with the General, having for a space of two or three years had charge as local attorney of his case for increase of pension. In A few well
 hosen earnest words Mir. Gibson stated that in connection with this case he had received large number of letters from veter ne from different parts oi the country. some of whom were General Wsrdwell's superior of- fcers, and others served. under him. The praise of these men who had shared his campaigns was uustinted, one corporal of Wardwell's company saying that the only objection he had to Wardweli as an officer was that 1 whenever there was hot work to do. l or sny men to be sent out to be. shot | at, Wsrdwell's company vas selected | because he would go wherever sent. These evidences coming from men | who bore high rank in the army. and | who were, when the letters were writ ten. holding important positions in civil life. put to rest any doubts about the Generals military record. The State of Massachusetts lyoted ,General WsIdwell s medal for distinguished services, which is still among his ei. ects
 He will receive his com mission upon his, his last promotion. from tie hands of his great Commander, and on earth history will do him justice