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Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-03-03
Sale Under Power.

JeOIRld, Den I'LL OOuuUys
Mrs. Virginia Willis having on
January Z, 1907, executed and de-
livered to w. L. Smith a certain
deed to the property herein after
described for the purpose Of secur-
ing the payment of one note for
1925, of even date with said deed,
due December %, 1907. bearing
interest from December %, 1906,
at eight per cent, per annum, said
deed having been duly recorded in
the Clerks Office of Ben Hill Sup
erior Court, On January Is, 1907,
in Book 1, page 10, and the said
w. L. Smith having on January 8,
1907, duly transferred and ASST
gned all his right, title and inter
est in said deed, to the First Nat
ional Bank, of Fitzgerald, Georgia,
and said Mrs. Virginia Willis
having failed to pay said indebt-
edness secured by said deed at ma
turity, and having in the said deed
executed a power of sale authoriz-
ing the said w. L. Smith, or his
assigns, to sell the property here
matter described in default Of pay
ment of said indebtedness at ma
turity after having advertised such
sale for thirty days in the news
paper in which the sheriff's sales
of Ben Hill County are published,
and apply the proceeds Of said sale
to the expenses incident thereto,
and to the payment of said note:
Now, therefore, the undersigned,
as agent for Mrs. Virginia Willis,
under the power above mentioned
will sell at public sale before the
Court House door in Fitzgerald,
Ben Hill County, Georgia, on the
first Tuesday in April, 1908, be-
tween the legal hours of sale to
the highest bidder for cash the
following property, to wit:
City Lot No. IA, Square II,
Block Il, in the City of Fitzgerald,
Georgia, according to the recorded
map of said City.
The proceeds of said sale will be
lapplied first to the pay ment Of the
expenses incident to said sale, and
then to the principal and interest
of the Indebtedness, and the bal
ance, if any, to the said Mre. Vir'
, ginia Willis or her legal represen
tative. Good and sufficient titles
will be executed to the purchaser
in accordance with the authority
, given in said deed. This February
f %, 1908.
First National Bank of Fitzgerald
Georgia,
By E. X. FARMER, Pres.
Transferee and Agent of MIS-
Virginia Willis.
f Haygood & Cults, Atty. for Firs
National Bank of Fitzgerald
Georgia.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-03-03
Sale of Unreturned Lands.
GEORGIA, BEN HILL COUNTY.

GEORGIA, BEN HILL COUNTY
Notice is hereby given that en- the first
Tuesday in March. 1905. at the trent door of
the court house in Fitzgerald. Georgia, with
in the lawful hours of sale. the undersigned
Will offer for sale and sell to the highes
bidder for cash, the following unreturned
lands for taxes due Irwin county and State
Of Georgia, for the year 1905. the sa d sale to
be made for the use and benefit OF the FitZ-
gerald Trust Company, transferee, with
whom settleme 1t may lawfully be made at
any time prior to said sale, and said lands lie
In Ben Hill county, Georgia. and arc desig-
mated by the number given each tract on the
map of the survey made and fled by The
American Tribune Soldiers Company, to-wit:
Eub Numbe- Land Lot District
acres. No. 500 1j0
" No 6i8 li4
CITY LOTS.
L"t Square BLOCK
II 10
w. II. FOUNTAIN.
Sheriff Ben Hill County.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-03-03
Sale.

For sale 1 cook stove, 1 center
table, settee, fine wash stand,
/ iron bedstead, mattress &nd
springs, and other things new ana
nice. Come Saturday, Monday or
Tuesday.
E. W. HUNGATE, AZ. d.
No. $40 s. Grant st. 770-S3-1t.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-03-03
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

Central NJ. E. Church, Corner Lee and Ger
trail Avenue.
JIG. Flanders Eas6Cq.
First Fl. z. Church, Corner Lee aAd Mag
noia Jesse Miller, PSttoR.
Baptist Church, Corner Main and Magnolia.
So Parish, Pastor.
First Christian Church, Corner ehermAnsSHd
Jessau ine' II. c. Bragg, Pastor.
Central Christian Church. Corner Jessanfne
and Lee. G. A Maldoon, Pastor
L. B. Church, Corner Oconee ana Long atTee
Ave z G. Slower, Pastor.
Church. G 'rner Palm and Grant
W. 8. Harden, Pastor.
Cath lie Church, Corner Grant and suwanee.
Father Wright. Psstor.
Episcopal Church, Corner Central and Main
NV. Turner, Rector
Christian Science, Corner Main and Ate
maha. Z. w. hayeS' FiHSS ISO001r'
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-03-03

FoUND-S100 cashiers check in
favor of T. F. Ransom, also one
note for 81, 800 in favor of 7. F.
Ransom. Note signed Nancy NJ.
Troscell signature almost illegible
may be something else). The note
and check book dated June &c, o..
Note due Dec. 26, 1907. Inquire
at this Office.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-03-03
COUNTY And CT IRE Glory.
COUNTY OFFICERS.

COUNTY OFFICERS.
Clerk D. W. nj. WHITLEY
Sheriff W. Fl. FOUNTAIN
Ordinary @. M. WIss
County Treasurer J. e. GOODMAN
Tax Collector W. L. SMITH
Tax Receiver EARLE GIBBS
Surveyor OSCAR BARRON
Coroner WIN MCCORMICK
COUNTY SCHOOL COMMISSIONER.
R j. PRENTIs.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
FL. N. WARREN. W. r. BOWEN
WESLEY WALLER.
SUPERIOR COURT.
Judge q. v. WHlPPLE, Cordele
Solicitor W. F. GEORGE, Vienna
CITY COURT.
Judge, D. B. JAY
Solicitor, %. Il. ELK1Ns
CITY OFFICERS.
J. g. KNAPP Mayor
@. M. WISE Clerk
O. e. HARRISON Chief of Police
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
President W. II. MARsFoN
Secretary JAS. T. SAUNDERS
sUPT. OF INSTRUCTIONS.
e. E. TYNER.
Lost Portrait
Left at A. B. & A. depot on the
10Th Of this month. 1t was ad.
dressed to E. P. lowers. Finder
will please leave same at Enter
prise office and receive reward.
(754-tf 31)
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-03-03

Buy lumber while it Is cheap at
Grahams.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-03-03

If you want to buy a good type
writer eheaR. phone the Entexnrise
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-03-03

Foe RENr-9 Room residence OF
V. Waggoner near A. B s. A.
nIslx . J. ". Bostwick
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-03-03

5s j. hcreby given that on the hrsl
8saay in Mvrcb, 1868. at the front door OF
i the Court House ia Fitzgerald. Georgia
within the lawful hours OF sale. the under
signed will offer for sale and sci to the
highest bid Ger for cash, the following unre-
turned lands for the taxes due Irwin county
and State of Georgia. for the Sear 1908, the
said sale to be made for the use and benefit
OF Fitzgerald Trust Company transferee,
with whom settlement may lawfully be
made at any time prior to said sale, and said
lands lie In Ben Hill county. Georgia, and are
designated by the nomber given each tract
on the map Of the survey made and fled by
The American Tribune oldisrs' Colony Com
pany, tO-wit:
Sub Number Land Lot District.
S acres, No. g 2s4
G3t lIB 8
1905 400
1l7l 30l
1871 %
CITY LOTS.
Lot Eouare Block
l2
II
II 10 10
VII. FOUNTAIN,
Sheriff Ben Hill County, Georgia.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-03-03
sI1Issalsnts.
ot, For Charter.
"a am County:

Den I'm County:
nnerior Court Of said County.
s1n OF r. A Mcmillan and T. II
"a the county of Ware and said
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-09-30

line OF freight that Streamed like red pennon
across the floor. And while Mr.. Drake was assur-
ing himself that he had tightly bolted the front
door and that no stray mink, or weasel, or starved
ing dog could possibly jump as high as the dilapi-
dated windows, a figure came slowly n-the fig
ure of Il very old man dressed in faded butternut
colored suit that bore the quaint cut and impress
of Il century ago: a shadowy. transparent blood
less of old with long silver hair flowing
down his shoulders; an old man who shutfled
noiselessly the floor, and who sat down
the backless chair, and warmed his hands
the blaze With appalling composure,
The blood seemed fairly to CONCEAL in Mr.
brakes veins The onged-for Opportunity had
come at last, but he was spurred on by OF
that eagerness to interview the ghost which he
had always imagined would stir his pulses; in
fact, if there had been any possible back door
whereby he might escape. he would promptly have
awaited himself of that ignomnious gateway of
retreat. AS it in his CONSERVATION, he
Knocked down a pile of wood, lost his balance and
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lumbled into the very presence of the ghost.
The shadowy old man simply lifted his strange
steely eyes and looked at his UiSd-UiS without
seeming in any way astonished perturbed at
the unexpected presence, and then fell to warming
his spectral hands again.
Il say" said the author pulling himself to
sether with desperate effort who are you?
What the deuce do you by trespassng
here? which not at all the sort of speech
he had always pictured himself making to
ghost but know too we'll the discrepancy be
tween the real and the ideal.
/ come slowly answered the strange visitant
from the Land of Shadows"
What do you want?' easped the tenant
Il want my home?"
En-" cried Mr.. Drake.
When | was alive" deliberately uttered the
spectre, | walked in these halls and dwelt be
side this hearthStone. In death claim them
still
Mi brakes face had turned the color of putty
He shook if he had the palsy
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iiave-have YOU been long dead?' said he
Once more the old transfxed him with TIL
strange light of the steely blue eyes
y hundred years. he said
Mr. Drake rose unsteady to his feet; he mad
a grasp at his mantle. and rushed toward thu
If had staid another second in that room
he atterward declared 81 couldn't have hreathed
should certainly have fallen down in fit.
Mr.. Pratt had scarcely completed his morn
ing toilette when Neighbol Baisley's one-hors,
wagon stopped before the real Office,
Mr.. Drake jumped out his rubcund face growl
pale and 1abby, his eyes wearing startled
preston, his whole personality altered
Hal-lo. said Mr.. Pratt, in great amazement
I was comm in to early market explained
Neighbor Basley, when | found this gentleman
wandering just this side OF Desperation Hall, AM
he said he wanted to YOU and so brung hia
here
All said MIR Pratt tying MS Bingham
vat onesidedly in his haste The lease is aui,.5
ready sir-right here the table,
II don't want the lease" said Mr. Drake lrli
tably I'm have nothing to do with leases I'm
going back to the city by the very first train"
well, | declare" said Mr. Pratt 81 am beat
What's the matter sir if l may make bold To
ask"
"Matter?" roared Mr. Drake The abominabt
old hole is haunted."
Haunted? repeated the agent. Why,
thought that exactly what you wanted sir
Don't be an IDIOT" rately exclaimed Mr. Drake
But the gentleman don't understand" explained
he saw, only Uncle Perez Packer. | can't seem
to make him comprehend that Desperation Hall
was used for the county poor-house while the new
one was a-building, and that Uncle Perez can't
be made to blieve that he don't belong there still
He's harmless soul, and folks know that he
goes there every day; and I've tried to tell the
gentleman how the old creetur is as crazy as d
cricket, and sticks to it he's been dead a hundred
years and only comes back to life now and then
The gentleman won't hear to reason Ghosts
indeed. Bless you, there amt nothn but black
cell AZ :inI RATS AT Dacpa IIallD
II can't help that said Mr.. Drake testify I've
had enough of the place All the wealth of Col
conda couldn't tempt me to go back there for an
other hour"
But bargains bargain. said the real estate
agent: and I've fairly elrned my commission
So Mr.. Drake paid his commission and shoot
he dust of AMMAN Water off his feet forever
And the Drake family remained joyfully in the
city, and nothing more WAS said of the trip int
the country. and when the first grisly horror had
lost its edge, Mr. GeNaise Drake made a very nice
dinner-tabe story OF the ghost and repeated il
until all his friends We're heartily tired of it,
But it cured him of his yearnng after the Mys
FERROUS and the Possible and Desperation Hall vel
remains on Mr. Philo Pratts list of Desirable
Country Mansions for Sale to Let
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T H E S t A R
T'a"Siated from the French of Alfred de Musset
By JEAN WATTS.

Pale star OF the evening Herald remote
How bright shines thy brow, through the
glow:
Deep from thy thrones azure depths we would
know
What thou thinlst of this rotating plain, below"
The tempest has past, and the winds softly sigh
The trees trembling yet, drop tears the clover
The golden moth, shaking her wings passes by,
Pernmed anew are the haunts of the plover
on Friend, toward the mountains thee bend
low;
Sadly smiling, thou seemst to wave AN adieu
can scarcely catch now thy bright twinklins
glow,
Whittier soest thou, star, through the dark ether
blue
Dost thou search for a caamus bed on the shore
oh whittier Ma Belle in this sweet silent hour
Alas, thou wilt fall like pearl in the sea
And thy soft blond hair, mingled with needs
will be:
Stay "a moment Oh hear me sweet Star OF love;
Descend not pray from the Heavens above
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1908-12-05
La MerCed de Antonio Ortiz Ven
Gida a un SlndicalO.

Ahora parece no haber duda aIgu-
na de que el Sr. Catron ha vendido
Ia merced de Antonio Ortiz. Desde
tempo pasado public6 el Optic de es-
ia ciudad, la uoticia de que un slndi-
cato hahia comprado la merced, pero
como no daba nj los nombres de los
compradores nj detalles, nosotros no
.publieamos el rumor por 81 fuera fall
so.
Ahora parece no haher duda algu-
ma. Aver arriharon q esta unos Sc
.hures de n0mbre Noun Day, de To-
peka, Kansas, y l.. ID. Means, de
Denver, dos de los principales aeciO-
nistas dol sindicato, Mr.. Day tuvo
una entrpviata con Ell reporter del
Optic q quien la diio que sn compa-
tiiu int ntaha nbrir como cincuenta
mil acres de Ia merced nuevo> colo
nizadOres que desearan comprar tre-
chos pequefios desde cinco acres para
'arriba; que hardn coustru aeequias
y uDras de regadio, que alenarin 4
los pobladores va establecidos ALI en-
Ia eoseeha del betahel y prohablemen-
te cutstruiran un braz0 de ferrocarriE
gus cuuerte ia merced con la estaei0n
de Las Vegas.
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NUN. "A
El AsuRlO de Ia Election de Juez
de PTuebaS en- el COndadO
de Torrance.

Segun el siguienie pdrnfo. cue CO.
pianos de Las Nuevas de E-tncia.
mreee que los comisiouados del con-
dado de Torrance permanecen chom-
hitus en- "a asuuto de IN ccrtiicaci0n
filsa que hicieron de los retornos de
election en- 10 que respecta al Juez de
Pruebas Dice If coiega:
Julian Il. Romero, Ell comisionado
electo, y Gabino Baea, el juez de pru-
has elect0, estuvieron en- Esancia el
luues. FL Sr. Baca vino 4 consular
un abogado con el fn de instituir
procedimientos contra los comisiona-
dos de c0ndado en- euantO al error CO.
metldo en- la computation del voto v
haber eXpedido el certifcado al Sr.
Zalnora, en- vez de darlo al Sr. Baca.
Chas. II. Easley fu6 empleado para
atender a los intereses del Sr. Baea.
Avisos fuer0n mandadOs & los comi-
sionadOs Y al escribano al efecto que
sc les daria de tempo hasta ell lunes,
dia 2S de Noyiembre, para que en-
mienden el error, pero 81 no es corre-
gido para ese tempo, Sc instituiran
procedimientos en- Ia corte de distri-
to. La pena por hacer retornos fall
sos por los comisionados de condado,
como cuerpo de computation, es una
mulh que no baje de quinientos Pc
SOS o prisi6n en- la carcel del condado
por no menos que seis meses, Y de
"quedar para siempre descalitlcados
de elercer ningdn empleo de honor
provech0 en- este territOrio.p
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1908-12-05
I'm NihO RObadO.

Hillsboro, N. NJ, Nov 28.--J. G..
HeltoD, qut tiene un rancho de ca
bras en- Il Rio Seco, sta en- este con-
dad0, anda IN busca de un individuo
misterioso que, por razones descono-
cidas, Sc rOb0 q su hijo de 8 afios y 10
eneerr6 en- una cabafia, en- un lugar
solitario y desierto, cerca del rio de
Las Animas. La description que da
ell niHo del hombre es que teuia la
cara pintada de negro y portaba una
mascara e iba armada de pist0las.
Alto al muchachito de pies y nlanos Y
10 dej6. Durante Ia n0che el aterra-
do nifio pudo desatarse Y hacienda un
agujero en- el tacho del fuprte efectuo
su fuga. Helton sali6 en- busca del
bandido y dispar6 un tiro q un h0m-
hre mlsterioso que Sc ocultaba detras
de los matorrales de una ladera Y
quien desapareci0 inmediatamente.
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NueVa EmpreSa de RegadiO.

La prensa asociada publlca 81 ST.
guiente despacho que se explica de
por ST. 81 10 que dice es verdad, clio
puede ser de gran consecuencia para
este pafs.
Kansas City, Nov. 25--The No
tional Land snd Sub Irrigation
company que Sc organize aqui bajo
las leye4 de Arizona esta semana con
un capital de SO, 900, 600, propone ms
talar varias estaciones demOstrativas
en- Nuevo Mexico, Arizona y Colora-
do v generalmente desaTollar el sis
tema de regadfo por medic de norias
ordinarlas. Los promotore+ declaran
que de diez q veInticinc0 acres pue-
den regarse con buen exitO de ana
noria que suministre de cincuenta a
cian barriles de aqua en- cada veinti-
cuatro hoFas. Sostienen que sgua en-
cantidad suficiente puede encuutrAr.e e
en- cualquier parte de Ia fala semi
arida en- prOfundidades de cincuenta
a treclentos pies, y que esta clase de
regadfo revolucionara el sistema dc
presas y acequias que re usa actual
mente.
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In LazOS de Flores.


De I'll Auunciador de Trinidad.
correspondence al sabado tltim0 to-
mamos la notieia del enlace conyugal
de Ia pareia Abeyta.Vigil j6venes
muy estlmables, asi como de las mas
.distinguidas familias hispano.ameri-
canas de Colorado. al reprodueir Ia
.e~0nica, aprovecham0s esta oportuni-
dad para mandar los felices c6nyu-
ges nuestros parabienes Y deseos de
que former un hogar dichoso.
Aver las . p. M, tuvo lugar en-
la Iglesia Catjlica de esta ciudad la
ceremonial religiesa del matrimouio
canouieo de ia hermosa Senorita Mer-
cedes Abeyla con el Senior Licencia-
do, Don Manuel Z. Vigil.
Las distinguidas familias de los
j0venes desposados, deseaudo que Ia
celebration del matrim0aio aludido
revistlera un caracter intimo, solo ex-
tendieron invitaciones 4 muy limita-
das personals; por 10 tanto, Ia concu-
rreneia que asisti6 al temple fu6 de
10 mas selecto y distinguido do esta
sociedad.
La Selorlta Abeyta Sc prcsent0 en-
Ia lglesla luciend0 un elegante Y rico
traje de novia, el que, con su inma-
culada blancura venia prestar nue.
vos atractlvos 4 Ia esplendida belleza
de Ia desposada; 81 Licenciado Vigil
liza eorrectamenta vestido de negro.
Apadrlnaron tan solemne acto el
Sehor Jose ] C0rdova y su esposa la
Sehora Elena Gle C6rdoya.
Despues de la ceremonial religiosa
sigui6 una reception tambi6n de ca
racter intimo en- la casa de Ia noyia,
a Ia que solo los mlembros de ambas
fimilias Y an reducido n6mero DE
amigos tuvieron acces0.
La Ssaorita Abeyta, que es him
del Hon. Teodoro Abeyta y de su es-
p5sa Emilia de Abeyta, tiene todos
los atraetivos que sc pudieran exigir:
es hermosa, elegante, educada y per-
tenece q una familia que por largos
amos ha Hgurado con distinction en-
Trinidad.
El novio, Sefior Licenciad0 Vigil,
es hijo del Hon. j. Urbano Vigil Y
de su peimera esposa; pertenece, por
conslguiente q la mejor sociedad de
Trinidad.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1908-12-05
A 50 CentauOS en- el Peso.

Mrs. Staudish esta ofreciendo to1o
su surtido de modisterla raz6n de
so centlvos en- el peso con Ell fin de
desocupar espaclo para su gran surti-
do de efeCtos de Navidad y Aiio Nue.
vo, eI cual esta llegando diariamen-
te
Teng0 tambi6n un gran surtld0 de
enaguas, vestidos, ccrpifios, c0ellos de
seda y de- encaje, faias, maletas, pa
nuelus, herm0sos efectOs para el cue-
10 on los altimos estilos, incluso
t'rUchlngs." !"
Teugo dependencies de habla Espa-
mol para que atiendan mis- marehan-
tas. Invite coftialmente d todos.
12.52t 6lS Avenida douglas.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1908-12-05
AVISO DE DlSOLUCION DE
COMPANIA.

A Quien Cuncierna:
Por este Sc da aviso que Ia compa-
iia que ha estado giraudO en- Fl ne.
gOcio de MADEIRA hajo el nombre Y
titulo de Ortega v Montoya, ha sido
en- este dia disuelta por consentimien.
n mutuo exrepto 81 nterGs que am.
hos tenemos en Ia maquina de los
Rudulph's, csto pertpnece 4 amhos
dos. B,Io u convenio de disoluci6n,
Inocenclo Moniaya continuara el gi-
70 Del negocio pr 81 propia cuenta y
assume t0das las deulas, Gblgaciones
Y responsibilities de ia dicha COM
psnia, y queda en- 81 q senorio de
tpda Ia propiedad pert-neciente 4
dicha conpHflia, incluyerdo bienes Y
crfditus.
Sipel6, n. VI. Nov. 2, 1903.
PEDRO A. OR1EGA,
ll.2s.3t IS0cENCio M0STQYA
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1908-12-05

III Iurado que entendi6 en- la causa
de Petronilo Alexander, en- la corte
de distrito en- este condad0, acusado
de haher comctd0 rob0 con escala-
mipnto en la tlpnia de segunda mano
de MartiDez Y Herrera, sta en- Ia ca
lie del pueute, retlrn6 un yeredicto
de rulpablidad eI lnnps pasado. El
REQ Is i6ven De edad. La coFte no
ha pronunciado sentencIa contra d
todavia.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1908-12-05
MENcloN PERSONAL.


HI lueves vlmos en- la ciudad q Don
Dionisio GastelIano, de Bprnal.
Doa Hilario Gonzales, de La Tra-
mentina, nos vislto el lunes pasado.
Don Victor Roybal, de Rowe, nos
hizo una agradable vista ell mi6rco.
les.
El j6ven Celestlno Gonzales, de ri
Maeha, yilt0 nuestra redacci6n el
martes.
Don jose r. Arag6n, del Canon
Blanco, trans6 negorios en- la ciudad
el Jueves,
Don Juan f. Jaramillo, dc Las
Manuelitas, nos hizo una placentera
vista el iueves,
Don Vicente Mares, ganadero de
Wagon Mound, Sc hallaba en- Ia ciu-
dad el microbes
Don Valentin Tenorlo Y su estima-
ble famllia, del Vegoso, Sc encontra-
ban en- Ia ciudad el lunes.
Nue-tr0 amigo Don Carlos 3. Flo.
res, dc La Cuesta, nos hizo una agra
dable vista el luues.
Los se1ores Cresencio y Eutimio
GAllegos, de La Cuosta, estuvieron
en- la ciudad a principles de la sema-
ma.
Frank A. Manzanares Jr., de
Sunnyside, ha estado en- la ciudad
durante la semana, con negocios ante
la c0rte
Don Librado Romero, de Las CO.
lonias, condado de Guadalupe, Sc ha.
llaba en- la ciudad q fines de la sema-
ma pasada,
I'll martes visltaron nuestro despa-
cho los senores Inocencio MOntoya de
SapelI0, y Jesds Maria Padilla, de
Las Manuelltas.
Aver cstuvierOn en- Ia ciudad los
sefores FIorencio q. de Baca Y Pedro
Martinez, de La Liendre, con nego-
clos personaleI.
III jueves vimos en- la ciudad 4 Don
Julian Herrera, dc La Liendre, quien
vino on busca de atenci6n m6diea pa
ra una niiia suya.
Don Eugenio Romero, tesorero de
condado, regres0 en- dfas pasados del
Coudado delTorrance, donde perma-
neci0 p0r tres semanas,
El joven Felipe b. Montoya dies,
/ puGs dc haber permanecido en- Wal.
senburg, Colo, p0r alg1n tempo, re.
| gres0 a esta el domingo,
Procedente dc Hermosillo, Mexico,
donde estuvo dando mission, pasO para
ITlinilad por esta el microbes, el
Rev Salvador Persou6, $. j.
El microbes arribo A e-ta, acompa.
lado De 81 familis, ell Sir, Juan Lu e.
Ir1, quien resi- lia n Trinidad, Co
dorado, desde Junio pasado.
Nuestio amlgu Don Fidel Oltiz,
partl0 81 mi6rcoles en- un vidje para
ArIzOna y Nevada con luten'idn lie
/ permanrcrr iuera por algda tempo,
/ Don Jose a. ltacd, Jr' Sc Vi0 pell'
j grosamente enfarmo de pumonia en-
dias pasados, pero habiendo llegado
la cnfermedad su crisis tomo un
turn0 favorable.
A principles de la semana arriba'
ron a Gsta, procedentes de Albuquer.
que, Doha Pfedad de Gouziles y fs-
militia con ohjeto de radicar aqui 81
residencia futura.
Nuestro buen amigo, Cruz ORTIZ,
de Nj Pas0, estuyo en- la ciudad d
principles de la semana, con oLjet.
de visitar q su mama, Doha Maria
de San Juan Ortiz, que ha estadc
gravemente enferma.
Les cabaleros, Floreuei0 Garcia
lpresidente, y David Marquee, scre
tario, dc la comisl6n de Ia Merced III
Antonchlco, transarQn Ilegoclos de sd
qargl tp 10 eludad el lnlercoles,