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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-10-05

F. NJ. Hoskins, F. o. Cox and A
Coyle, of Prescott, spent Sunday il
this city visiting with friends.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-10-05

H F. Clodius. Jr.. of Waitsburg,
democratic candidate for state senator
fro mthe 18th district. is in the city
this week in the interests of his can
didacy.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-10-05

$500 down and $40 10 per month
Will secure a fine lot ia Cast WaIia
WalIa. 1t will be valuable by the time
you have it paid for. Phone 1868 or 700.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-10-05

]. H. Utter, one of the leading bust
NESS men of Prescott, is in the city
today looking after business interests
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-10-05
Card Party.

Wait for the cars at the Book Nook.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-10-05

Wait for the cars at the Book Nook
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-10-05

w. 3. Geyer and J. H. Raymer, of
Prescott. spent yesterday visiting with
Garden City friends.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-10-05

Mr. and Mrs. S. Wallace, Of Star
buck, are visiting this week with Gar
den City friends.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-14
EXCURSION TO MOSCOW
J. P. GRAVES IN CHARGE
Spokane and Inland Will Celebrate
It's Opening to That City.

One of the most remarkable trains
ever run over the Spokane and In
land line will pull out Of the termi-
nal depot at $50 a. M. September
20. with the 10000 club and it,
friends on board, says the Spokane
Chronicle.
]. P. Graves, president of the big
system, will act as conductor, and
be known as Conductor" GrGaves
I. tickets are not produced instant
w. Mr.. Graves personally is to see
that passengers are elected. There
Is little chance at the end OF the
run that the conductor will Dc
canned for knocking down.
The train crew will be as follows'
! p. Graves, conductor; Clyde NJ
Graves. motorman; Waldo G. Paine
head brakeman: r. c. Bowdish, real
brakeman: II. d. Ferris, train audi
tor: A. L. White, official barker ano
manipulator of the megaphone, whe
points out the interesting lane
marks.
The train will be the best on th'
system, consisting Of four coaches
with seating capacity OF 24o' IN
Guiding the band. However, the SAT-
OF tickets Is limited to 225, insuriht
plenty OF room and comfort for th'
passengers.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-14
NOW ALL0TINC
indian LANDS
C0EUR D'ALENE RESERVATION
LANDS WILL BE ALLOTTED BY
DECEMBER AND OPENING OF
REMAINDER NEXT SPRING.

Boise, Sept. 12.-W. B. Sans,
formerly private secretary to Senator
Hepburn, but now special alloting
agent for the Occur d'Alene Indian
reservation, says the Capital News.
Is In the city to consult with the
state land board relative to matters
connected with the reservation lands.
There are in round numbers 900
Indians on the reservation. The act
opening this reservation gives each
man, woman and child of these In
dians 100 acres of land, an amount
much more liberal than ever hereto
fore allotted to Indians. Formerly
an allotment was given to the head
Of each family only.
The Indians will have first choice
out OF some 100, 900 acres of the res
ervation lands, and the balance of
some 100000 acres will be thrown
open to entry within some four to
six months after the allotments are
made by the Indians. Already $40 of
the Indians have made choice of
lands, and the balance are locating
a. the rate OF from "a to 26 per
week. Mr.. Sans expects to have the
allotments all made by December 1.
enabling the opening Of the balance
of the lands in the spring.
The Indians, Of course. will select
the choicest lands, but much good
agricultural and timber land will be
left for white settlement.
Mr.. Sans is here to learn the In
tention of the state relative to Be-
lccting lieu. lands within the reser,
walton before 1t Is opened to replaces
lands Of sections 16 and SO, OF which
the state may have been deprived for
some reasons.
| The reservation extends from
Occur d'Alene lake to the Washing
! t. n state line.
EXCURSION TO MOSCOW
J. P. GRAVES IN CHARGE
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-14
North Coast Busy at Yakima

North YaK1ma.- concentration
proceedings by the North Coast road
were started in the superior court
today against Mrs. Julia Hess and
others. The suit involves property
OH west Yakima avenue, on which
a new brick building is being erect
ed. The North Coast will enter the
city near that point and will sup
pOsedly needs the land for it's tracks
The papers were signed by President
Robert E. Strahorn of the road.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-14
Street Cars to Fair Grounds

North Yakima, Wash.-The
Washington state fair commission
granted a 99-year lease Of right-of-
way privileges at the fair grounds
here to the Yakima Valley TranspOr-
tation company and the papers were
filed at the courthouse. The COM
pany has now built its tracks to the
grounds, and will operate its electric
cars during fair time this year.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-14
$1,000 for Seattle Exhibit

Colfax, Wash.-The county COM
missioners have finally settled the
much-vexed question of an appro-
priation for a Whitman county ex-
hibit at the Alaska
exhibition by setting aside $1,000
from the general fund and levying a
fourth of mill tax on the 1908 as
sessment. This will make a total OF
between $500 and $1,000 and the
$1,000 appropriated from the general
fund is Immediately available.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-14
Install Vollmer Elicthic system.

Vollmer, ,lda.-The Vollmer Elec-
trio Light company is placing the
poles in the business section Of the
town and expects to furnish light
and power service by October 1. The
inside wire work is we'll advanced,
and with the stringing Of the serv-
ice wires from the power station the
company will be in readiness to start
operations.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-14
Extend Shaniko Line

Prineville, Discrimination il
had that a party OF railroad survey
ors is working south from Shaniko
along the line of the Columbia
Southern extension. The surveyors
and locators have been seen on the
reads and in the fields by freighters
and travellers passing through the
bleak plateau which forms a l5-mile
barrier between Shaniko on the north
and the fertile interior on the south.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-14
Politicians to Speak in Helena.

Helena, Mont, Sept. 11.-Secre-
tary John w. Pace OF the Montana
State Fair association has received
word that John w. Kern, Demo
cratic candidate for vice president,
and Senator A. ]. Beveridge will
speak in Helena during state fair
week. The dates have not yet been
announced, but 1t is stated the men
will speak on succeeding days. Both
sreeches will be made in the morn
iEg.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-14
Saloon Interests Spend $1,000

Saloon Interests Spend 10000
Colville, Wash,-An after-election
report is that the Knights Of the
Royal Arch Monday received &c.
600 in cash, which was distributed
at all railroads points, where mes
sengers met the train while 1t pass.
ed through the county. and that AT
least two workers for the liquor ele-
ment were placed under pay In ev-
cry important precinct in the coun.
ty.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-14
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Hold Wheat for. Better Prices-

Hold Wheat for Better Prices
Wenatchee, Wash.-The work
that is being started on the new
proposed branch up Moses coulee has
produced quite an effect on the
wheat growers in that section Of the
country, and great many are hold
ing back with the sales of their prod
ucts, awaiting cheaper transporta-
ton.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-14
Lighting System for Sunnyside-

Lighting System for Sunnyside-
Sunnyside. Wash.-It seems that
Sunnyside is to have complete sys
tenn of light, water and cold storage.
The city council has passed the third
reading of an ordinance granting to
Robert E. Gazette OF Spokane a fran.
chise for this purpose. Work will
BE- commenced at once.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-14
t. Beauty AsotiA-

Asotin, Wash.-The EpfstOpalian
guild met Thursday afternoon to Or
ganize a junior Civic Improvement
league. The work Uf beautifying
the city park, roadstdes and vacant
lots will be started and extensively
carried out. The movement will be
aided by the citizens, who are inter-
ested in identifying the village. The
town council will appoint super
visor to aid in the work.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-14
The Woman of t.

The forward movement OF her sex
Goes onward day by day,
And yet she of the street car gets
In the same old backward way.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-14
No Liquor at Walla Walla Fair

Walla Walla, Wash.-The trustees
of the county fair announced that
no liquor will be allowed on sale on
the grounds this fall. Last year bar
privileges were sold to local saloon
men. Concessionaires this year will
be allowed soft drinks only.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-14
Nesperce Grain Delivery.

Nesp<rce Grain Delivery.
Nesperce, lda.-FOr the first time
since the town Of Nespsrce was es-
tablished the grain grown in the sur
rounding prairies has been delivered
here for market. The delivery COM
menced this week, and the ware
house receipts show about 1000
sacks received a day.
The delivery of the prairie crop to
Nezperce is the result of tho build.
Ing Of the electric line to the North.
ern Pacific connection. One large
grain warehouse Ii completed and
the other grain companies are ex.
pected TO commence construction
within few days. The action OF
the farmers for an independent ware.
house has forced the other grain
companies to recognize the Nezperc.
station and 1t is stated today that al
companies operating in this territory
will erect buildings here this fall.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-14
Second Strawberry Crop

Asotin, Wash.-J. NJ. Rimel, one
OF Asotin's most prominent fruit
raisers, today picked from HIS large
acreage of strawberries, as a second
crop, seven crates. This, Mr.. Rimel
states, is the largest yield Of second
crop strawberries that he has ever
raised, and he says the berries are all
of a large size, which also aids In
the quality of the crop.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-14

HELP WANTEl-Nangle hands and
handironsrs at the Clearwater
F. Laundry. 80 ~
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-14

Wanted to BUY TOT second.
hand furniture. Russell's Quitting
Store.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-14

ton State college came as great
surprise to many. and there is gem
eral regret over his departure. To a
few intimate friends it was known
that Prof. Elliott intended leaving
the school here and was awaiting
the return OF President Bryan to
give the latter mis- resignation, and
for some time strong efforts have
been made to get Prof. Elliott TO re-
consider his determination to leave
the college, in which he has done
great work for many years, having
built up the department Of agricul-
ture until 1t has become the sreat-
est Of Its kind in the West.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-14

The place for bargains In furni'
ture, stoves. dishes and granite
ware is at Russells Outfittin Store.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-14
The Mightiness of Truth.

"Truth is mighty" said the NOR
alizer. -
eyes" rejoined the demoral'zer.
ut IL mighty scarce"
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-14
Repret Eliiott's Departure

Pullman Wash-The news that
Prof. Elliott. head Of the donsrtmen
OF axricuit3Ire 70 70 ,asve w~sh'ne-
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-14

Teller Wand Ads Bring Results.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-12-19

nj 10 fordneo' nj 10 ''Nuevo' los mo-
lesta on "a elemento do ~ ~nomenelatn-
ra. 'Nueya York por eiemplo, tiene
una c~ontinuidad historical. All Ia
tiene 'Nuevo MEXICO, aunque Ia histo-
ria do ~ parte primera es tanio mds
corta. New Netherlands q nombre
mas antique de este estado, podria
haber sldo preferido q su nombre ac-
tual por los pnristas, pero en- obse-
quio 4 la economic Nueya York es
mejor. York privado de su adjective
seriu domasiado frugal.
HMr, Lincoln no necesita de nuevos
honores; y que Tue Nuevo Mexico para
81 Q Il para Nueyo Mexicoy \ Nueyo
Mexico esta intitulado 4 su nombre 4
menos que de por q quiera cambiarlo.
Nosotros no queriamos zanzibar
'Alaskaad Seward cnando venga Ell
tempo, aunque 81 Gambia 10 seria
sino justo al previsor hombre dc esta-
do que agreg6 4 los Estados Unidos
ese RENO dc Aladdin y tesoro del nun
do. Deiad que los nombres Antiques
permanezcan Y que la passion por las
i~nnoyaciones en- ellos sea dejada al
cuerpo de concejales y Ietrados de esa
especie,N
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-12-19

Sc Tedira d la pr0xima asamblea
Legislative one Sc coupe del problema
sempiterno de amillaramiento y tasa-
cion. al paso que mdtodos mucho
mejores de amillaramiento ~prevalecen
que en- cualquier tempo anterior y Ia
r~ecaudaeion de impuestos Is mas efec-
Itiva que en- cualquier epoca anterior
de la historic de la comunidad, 4 PEI
sar de ESQ Nuevo Mexico no hace en.sn
amillaramiento la demonstration que
Idebiera y su pro rata de tasaciones es
al parecer demasiado alta 4 n ser
que sea considerable en- connection
0 10 reducida de la pro rata de
amillaramiento. Cuando un condado
de Texas, colindante con Nuevo Me-
xico, 81 de FL Paso, muestra I'm ami
llaramiento total que iguala en- dos
terceras parties al del territorio entero,
ent6nces Sc admitira facilmento que la
pro rata de amillaramiento es dema-
siado reducido 8 que demasiada pro-
piedad Sc escapa de amillaramiento 3
de su parte adecuada dc tasaci6n.
Con un Unite probable 4 Ia pro rata
de tasaci6n por la constitution de es-
tado, en- case que Nuevo Mexico SCI
estado, Ia legislature territorial
estara meramente preparando Ell ca
o e. pasaje de leyes que ase-
guren una pro rata de amillaramiento
nniforme Y razonable.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-12-19

ST pudi6semos hablar a Vd,
personalmente acerca del gran
m6rito de la Mel y Alqpitran de
para toses, re~sfriados y en-.
fermedad del pulmon, nunca Sc
ria va. inducido a hacer expert
mentos con preparedness desco
nocidas que puedan contener all
gunas drogas daninas. la Mel
y Alquitran de Foley no cuesta
mas y tiene m registro de Qua
renta amos de curaciones DE
venta por Stripping Burrows y
Cia., s%ucesores de Ia Farmacia
Ireland.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-12-19

"a Colegio de Agricultural Artes
Mecanicos en- 81 condado de Dona Ana
esta hacienda mucho bien durante 81
presente a1o escolastico. riene mas
~estudiantes que nuiica intes y ha agre-
gado UNI departamento de ciencia do
mestica para muchachas y mujeres j6-
venes 4 su curse de estudio. Su uti-
lidad Sc csta extendiendo diariamente
y es una de- Las instituciones de.educa-
ci6n de que "a pueblo del territorio
esta iustamente orgulloso. FL profe-
sor IVY. - Garrison, 81 nuevo presi
dente de Ia facultad, esta probando
ser IN oiicial ejecutivo espl6ndido v
esta llevando IA escuela Il IN alto pla-
no de desarrollo y utilidad.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-12-19
SlRvEATEs FlELFS DEL PUEBLO.

.El Comisionado de asuntos Indios
Frances II. Leup SO muestra demasia-
do optimista cuando mira el termiEo
del Negociado de Indios. I'm estable-
cimiento de esa clase esta propenso 4
~sobrevivir al indio, en- tanto que pro-
yea puestos deseables para ciadada-
nos dignos Y patriotas que Sc deleitan
en- servir q su patria cuidando al
Hombre Rojo. Bajo IN punto de vista
utilitario, el indio nunca ha servido de
mncho q la Nacion, mas Ell Negociado
de lndios con d gastos que exceden
de Sl0, 0O0.0 900 cada ano, ha obrado no
blemente en- la distribution de riquezas
entire aquellos que necesitan y apre-
clan La moneda. Pero, dejando 4 I'm
lado las chanzas, 81 Negociado baio
MT. Ieupp ha hccho milagros en- pro
de los Indios y esta en- buen canine
para resolver un prob,ema que ha mo-
lestado q los estadistas desde la veni-
da del hombre blanco al Continente
NNNHH
Occidental. Los hombres y muieres
baio snperintendencia, son por regla
general, trabajadores y empenosos
que estan bien adiestrados ca sus de-
beres y c~oncienzudos en- su cumpli-
miento; ESQ sucede 4 10 menos Ell GUAM
to 4 aquellos que Sc hallan estaciona-
dos en- Nuevo Mexico, y 81 los indiosl
de este Territorio, especialmente los
de pueblo, que estan legalmcnte intilu-
lados A La franquicia Sc converter eli
ciudadanos buenos y titles dc La COZ
munidad, este se debera 4 La abnega-
cf6n y eficiencia de slos hombres en-
cuyas manos So ensenanza ha sido
en- mo ~recientes por q co.
bierno.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-12-19

.descuidar de vuestra sa,ud. FL
peor descuido de que podeis ser
culpable es permitir que continue
Ia constipation, biliosidad 8 cual-
quiera enfermedad del hfgado 8
intestinos. rs envenenar todo
nuestro sistema, ypuede condn
cir q una grave eDfermedad GRO
MICA. Tomad la Herbine dc Bal
lard y poneos establishments bue-
no. La cura segura para una y
y todas las Intermediates del es-
tonnage, higado 8 intestinos.D De
yenta en- Ia Botica de Fischer y
Cha.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-12-19

HE padecido mucho de malaria
~ Intermediates del estomago,
pero ahora he encontrado un rel
medic que me mantiene bueno y
ese remedlo es los Amargos El6c-
%tricos, una medicina que es medi-
Gina para Intermediates del esto-
mage 8 higado y para condolences
de debilidad, dice w. G. Kiest-
Ter, de Halliday, Ark. Los Amar-
COS El6ctricos purifcan y enri-
queen la sangre, dan tono q los
nervios Z imparten vigor y ener.
gfa a los debiles. Vuestro dinero
sera devuelto 81 falta en- avuda-
ros. SOC en- todas boticas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-12-19
FL FIN DEL TIRANo CASTRO.

Castro, el pequeho dictator mestizt
de "a infcli2 Venezuela, por muchos
amos, ha terminado por ii mismo 81
carrera tiranica y sedienta de sangre
como dictador de la titulada republica
de Venezuela en- Sur America. Duran
to 30 amos pasados ha robado 4 dere-
cha 3 izquierda hasta 4 los pobres dc
aquel infeliz pals, ha hecho fusilar 4
los hombres PARTICIPATES y que tenian
algunos bienes y confiscado su pro-
piedad, fuese grande 8 pequena, epara
su propio b~eneficio- Los derechos que
cobraba de importaciones y exporta-
clones al extranjero los la g~uardado
para 81 y para sost6n dc los asesinos
y bandidos que titulaba sn ejercito, n
cnyos miembros ~preferirian matar 4
sus c~onciudadanos a tomar alimento.
Dfcese que durante muchos afios de Jul
u~ltrajante tirania y OPPRESSION sangrien-
ia dc los, pobfes habitantes do piel
moreno de aquella RIGA region tropi-
cal, ha acumuiado cerca de veinte
millones de pesos, cuya gran suma
obtenida por medic del asesinato n eli
robo, esta seguramente invertida por
81 en- ~instituciones bancarias de Euro
pa.
Seg1n 81 Pueblo Chieftain ell Presi-
dente Castro de Venezuela ha atrave-
sado 81 oceano Atlantico b eli fin de
que IN cirujano aleman lie haga una
operation, El doctor cuyo nombre hal
sido mencionado en- relaci6n 4 este,
mega que arreglo alguno haya sido|
hecho, Z igual negative hace Ell dueno
del sanatorio donde iba 4 tener lugar
la operation.
Estos hechos peculiares en- conecci6n
con las condolences en- Venezuela han
dado pabulo 4 una fuerte sospecha de
que 81 Presidente Castro % ha approve
chado Do IA ~oportunidad para escapar
de Venezuela antes de que fuese re-
chazado por una invasion extranjera
q sublavaci0n dom6stica.
Hace amos que Sc ha sabido Y publ
que Castro estaba acumulando
,ln gran caudal que estaba s%eguramen
ID depositado en- bancos europeos De
ha predicho generalmente que termina-
ria su carrera de dictator, como
10 han hecho, ~fugandose 4 Euro
pa. Este es 10 que parece haber suce-
dido via creencia general eli que ja-
mas volvera 4 Ia escena de sus nota-
bies hazaIas.
Que sera de Venezuela, Cd imposible
predecir. Sin duda habra un aspiran-
u al puesto tai vez mas que uno. ,Pero
1odos los observadores recientes CON
vienen que "a pals ha sido tan empo-
y tan debilitado 1 resultas de
IL tirania y extorsiones, que ~trascurri
AN muchos amos antes de que pueda
,ecobrar siquiera Ia posicion que te-
ala antes dc que Castro principiase 81
'arrera.
Sin duda los ~gobiernos ~extranjeros
Iue han estado cxigiendo sus r~ecla-
nos en- contra de Castro no seguiran
ID curse desapiadado para con II
que ha sido abandonado por ]
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-12-19
'pRovISloNEs BENEFlcAs DEL PRO-
YECT0 De ESTADO.

Bajo las proyisiones del proyecto de
estado Andrews cada condado del ter
~rieorio sera ~grandemente benehciado
por las muchas provisiones favorar
bles que contiene para benefcio del
pueblo. Especialmente sera este ell
case en- cuanto 4 los ~condados de Sam
ia Fe y Grant, y los demis condados
son tambien recordados de una name
r. beneiciosa con la donaci6n de
~t'rrenos pdblicos para el ajuste de
sns deudas, I'll pasaje del proyecto
de estado signiica I'M aumento de va
Tor en- propiedades dc la ciudad J con-
dado de Santa re de mas que 100 por
ciento y fila la capital aqui por los 20
amos siguientes, 10 cual es IN tempo
largo. Provee para el sosten y man
tenimiento de n escuela de enselan-
"a manual en- esta ciudad, la cual all
ser establecida, sera fuente de gran
benefcio para 81 pueblo Y de mucho
bien para csta ciudad. Una apropia-
ci6n de torreros pdblicos para Ell man
tenimiento y sosten de la Escue,a de
Arqueologfa dc los Estados Unidos en-
esta ciudad Sc i~ncluye tambien en- Ell
proyecto, ysu establecimiento tambien
hara mucho bien y traerd miles de
eruditos v viajeros 4 la capital de
Nuevo Mexico. Ell proyecto ha sido
introdocido y Sc esta t~rabajando mu-
cho por su pasaje. Ell Presidente
Roosevelt ha r~ecomendado su pasaje
por Ell Congress- actual. Parece mu-
cho como 81 dentro de un ano Nuevo
Mexico sera IN estado soberano de
esta orande Union
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-12-19
PufRcos SON PufRcos.

Segun podia haberse anticipate, 81
Journal dc Albuquerque favorece I'm
cambio de nombre para Nneyo Mexico
y dice 4 Gus caros lectores porque, en-
un editorial dc 4 columna. The Jour
nal desde hace amos ha tenldo por
|costumbre procnrar cerciorarse aeerca
de 10 que desea "a pueblo de Nuevo
Mexico, y luego ponerse 4 trabajar
con toda fuerza empeno En- contra
de clio. Su ataque contra 81 nombre
de Nuevo Mexico CORE parejas con
81 oposicidn 4 los caudillos Republi-
canos do Nuevo Mexico, con su oposi-
cidn & la propuesta escuela de arqueo-
logia en- Santa Fe, y su exhibici6n de
instancias de una indole pervertida
a mas Dc hacerse danoa 81 propio, eli
Journal perjudica 4 la comunidad en-
donde es publicado, pues, d la par de
otras communicates, y cual c%orrespon-
de 4 la ciudad mas grande del terrific
rio espera muchos favores dc manos
del pueblo de Nuevo Mexico, de La le-
gislatura, de los caudillos politicos,
de otras plazas y ciudades. FL resen-
timiento que iusta . inevitablemente
se despertara ca TODD q territorio por
Ia polftica de perro del hortelano del
Journal, tiene que ser a~placado cada
vez que los ciudadanos de Albuquer-
que piden cualquier p~rivilegio 8 dona-
de dinero, . p~atrocinio para sus
intereses. Los ciudadanos
de Albuquerque conocen este mny bien
y 81 Nuevo Mexicano pide al pueblo
de este Terriiorio que no haga merito
del peri6dico matinal de aQuella ciu-
dad en- perjuicio de la Ciudad Ducal.