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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-04-15
DELAY IN EASTERN
EXPRESS SHIPMENTS
To THESE ISLANDS

Much trouble has been caused to
those who order goods from New Eng
land points without specifying that
they shall be sent here via San Fran
cisco. by the habit of the Adams Ex-
press Co. of forwarding them to Homo
lulu via Seattle. This express com
pany has control of the business in
New England as the U. S. Express
Company has in the Middle States and
Wells-Fargo in the West; and there
seems to be more money for it iii using
Seattle as an export point than San
Francisco. The result is that express
packages addressed to Honolulu are
frequently stalled at Seattle before be-
ing shipped down the coast to San
Francisco and are slower than freight.
Mr.. J. r. Gait is still waiting for an
automobile part which was started
from Connecticut long enough ago to
have crossed the Pacific and gone
around the world twice. 1t is not here
yet.
Mr.. Calf took up this matter with
the Interstate Commerce Commission,
through Delegate kalanianole, and the
following correspondence ensued:
COMMITTEE on the Territories, House
of Representatives, U. S., Washing
ton, D. c., March 81, 1909
"'Mr. j. R. Gait, Honolulu, Hawaii:
s'Dear Sir:-I have taken up with
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-04-15
WHALE AND SHARKS HAD A
BATTLE OFF WAIKIKI BEACH

about an eighth eff mile outside the
reef.
GA whale, 4 whale!' was shouted,
and in an instant hotel guests, employees
even down to the kitchen scullion and
the yardboy dropped their varied oeeu-
pations and rushed to some vantage
point where they could best view the
sea monster. Those on the roof garden
got the best view, and when glasses
were trained they saw that a battle
was in progress. The whales great
tail beat the water and dashed it into
foam, and he charged about as if crazy.
A Hawaiian canoe with some native
fishermen, which was in the vicinity Of
the whale and its enemies when they
rose to the surface, made haste to get
away.
The people at the Moana Hotel are
not very keen on measurements, and
the whale has been reckoned anywhere
from go to lao feet. At any rate, 1t
was a very large one.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-04-15
TELEPHONE LINE To Be
EXTENDED To kAHUkU

Aerograms whizzed into the wireless
station at Kahuku will, within a very
short time, be forwarded on to Homo
lulu by means of both telephone and
telegraph the same night as they are
received. This is one of the results
of the new telephone and wireless tele-
graph deals recently consummated, for
the telephone system will be extended
from its present terminus to the wire
less stations on Oahu.
This will be welcome news to many
people in the city, and the business men
particularly. 1t will then be possible to
file message with Superintendent
Jack Balch at his office during the af
ternoon and to receive an answer to the
same that evening. The work of con-
structing the telephone line to the wire
less stations will, it is said, cost con-
siderably over $4,000 Work on@ this
will be started Immediately and is ex-
pected to be finished before two months
are over and perhaps in one month s
time.
News from vessels at sea will be re-
ceived in Honolulu the same evening
that they are received at Kahuku. 1t
is expected that telegraphic eonnec-
ton, as well as telephone, will be made
between here and the stations also. The
telegraph system will eventually, it IS
understood, supplant the telephone, the
former being more reliable and easier.
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-04-15
RIDER PUTS HORSE
THROUGH WINDOW

Lando, the haberdasher, had new
sort of customer yesterday afternoon
at his Hotel street store, when horse
broke through one of his 500 plate
glass windows and shivered it into
atoms A man, apparently passenger
on the Thomas, rode along Hotel street
on a horse hired from the Club Stables.
When opposite Bishop street the rider
wanted to guide the horse down Bishop
street and the horse wanted to go along
Hotel street The rider, evidently an
inexperienced one, began yanking ON
the bride, causing the horse to back
until it went up on the sidewalk in
front of Lando S, where it slipped on
the pavement and fell through the win
dow It was badly cut on the head,
but was given prompt veterinary at
tention
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-04-15
ONE TURKISH MINISTER
KILLED, ANOTHER WOUNDED

CoNsTANTINoPIE
still continues
the populace
coNsTANTINoPLE
of Turks temporarily
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-04-15
Senate Passes Appro-
priation of 10000 for
Work of Promotion.
TO THE SENATE:

TO THE SENATE:
hereby nominate and propose, with
the advice and consent of the Senate,
to appoint the following persons TO the
following offices:
BOARD TO ALLOT oNE-FoURTH OF
SPECIAL INCOME TAX
(Act 33, Laws of 1909
Joseph P. Cooke
Marston Campbell
E.V. Wilcox
TRUIT-GROWING AND TRUCK
FARMING COMMISSION
<Joint Resolution No. 1, Session of 1909
E. v. Wilcox
Alfred w. Carter
Theodore F. Lansing
BOARD OF LICENSE COMMITS
SIONERS
Oahu
T. L. Waldron
Willard E. Brown
Kauai
Edwin M. DeSha
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC IN
STRUCTION
William Hyde Rice
Worth O. Aiken
John T. Moir
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-04-15
IN MEXICAN
RIOTS OVER RELIGION

AFTERNOON CABLE REPORT.


a Beverly
Amerc
We
YORK Stanley signed
gross receipts o
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The confirmation of Charles f..
Hemenway as the Attorney General of
the Territory of Hawaii, the insertion
an the appropriation bill of $4,000 for
the assistance of the Hawaii Promo
ton Committee, and the increase of
the permanent settlement on the ex-
Queen from 1926 to 800 month were
the three most important accomplish
ments of the Territorial Senate yester-
day.
In addition, the monotony of the
routine work was broken by the re-
ceipt of a second message from the
Governor, nominating license commits
sioners for Oahu and other appointees
for offices created by the Session Laws
establishing commissions. No action
was taken ON the nominations, consid-
Grafton of the message being deferred
until today.
The House bill, planning for a gem
eral revision of the tax law was taken
up for consideration in committee of
thC sAOAOt with EASoOoSul 1HdIItS l..
Wilder assisting the members of the
measure. Action was deferred until
amendments can be drafted by the legal
advisers of the Senate.
Pass Loan Bill.
The loan bill was the first measure
to be taken up ON third reauing. AS
amended it provides 100000 for the
construction of the Kula pipe line and
water works. It passed third reading
with a unanimous vote
The bill providing for the payment
TO the Territory by the County of Maui
of the full cost of the Kuia water
works was then taken up and finally
Endorsed without a dissenting vote.
House Bill No. 90, placing the APP
Pointment of jailers in the hands of
the deputy sheriffs, was referred back
to the Judiciary Committee
House Bill 143, providing for a
library of Hawaii and an appropriation
of $4,000, passed third reading with
full vote, after Palmer Woods amend
ment that the library be located at
Hilo was-as joke-put to a vote and
lost
House Bill No. 153, establishing edu-
cational and taxation districts. passed
third reading without dissenting vote.
House Bill No. ia. regulating the
exercise of the right of eminent domain
by railroad corporations, passed third
reading without dissenting vote.
House Joint Resolution No. s, pro-
viding for the appointment of milk
commission, passed third reading with
a full vote.
House Bill No. 2O2, dealing with the
special gold certificate deposit, special
silver certificate deposit and special
money order deposit, was referred to
the WAYS and Means Committee.
House Bill No. 200, relating to stamp
duties, was handed over to the same
committee.
On the motion of Senator Brown,
House Bill No. 167, prohibiting fishing
with nets in the bay of Hilo, was tax
en- from the table and referred to the
special committee of the Hawaii dele
cation.
The bills dealing with the question
of the transfer of authority to counties
were reported by the Judiciary Com
mittee.
House Bill No. ITS. extending the
powers of the Boards Of Supervisors,
passed second reading on the adoption
of the amending report af the Judiciary
Committee.
House Bill No. SO, another county
Continued on Page Two.)
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-04-15

Interstate Commerce Commission,
Washington, March 20, 1909.
Hon. J. X. Kalanianaole, House of
Representatives, Washington, d. G.
Dear Sir:--I beg to acknowledge
receipt of your favor of March %, en-
closing letter from Mr. J. r. Gait, of
Honolulu, protesting against the delay
in the transportation Of property by
express from eastern points in the
United States to Hawaii.
SIN particular, Mr.. Gait refers to
shipment of an automobile part from
Hartford, Conn, on January 10 last,
and which had not reached Honolulu
at the time his letter was written. /
am today taking this matter up infor-
mally with Mr.. j. Zimmerman, general
manager of the Adams Express Com
pany, requesting an immediate state
ment of the position of his company in
the premises. I shall take pleasure in
advising you as soon as his reply is
received
''If it should prove impractieabte to
effect a satisfactory adjustment of this
complaint through informal negotia-
tions. | shall be glad TO communicate
with Mr. Gait and advise him as to the
proper course to pursue in order to
lodge formal complaint with the Com
mission. / am today sending him
copy of the Act to regulate commerce
CONTINUED on Page Five.l
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-04-15
DEMOCRATS STAND BY
THE OLD PRINCIPLES

WASHINGTON April
Of hfe
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-04-15

the Interstate Commerce Commission
the matter of express shipments to Ha-
wall, and enclose you herewith letter
from Commissioner Lane.
IF you do not get some satisfaction
from them within a reasonable time,
please advise me, and | viii again take
the question up with them direct.
= every truly yours,
u. X. KALAMAZOO,
Collegiate to Congress. "
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-04-15
SMALLPOX EPIDEMIC
WILL MEET ROOSEVELT
WHEN HE ENTERS AFRICA
Forty Deaths Near the Ranch Where He viii
First Put Up---Young Turks Defeated
Democratic Policy in Congress.
tAssociated Press cablegrams.)

MoNdBAsA April 15Fory deaths smallpox
rob ranch where
expedition
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-04-15

The transport Thomas carried no
passengers from this port for Manila.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1909-01-15

lidad en- tai posici6n y sus seryi
clos estau apreciados por todo cin-
dadano de csc distrito.
Durante Ia semana hemos si-
do yisitados por fuertes nevadaa,
de gran beneficio para "a agricul-
tura y ganaderos y que promote
una primayera excelente.
El martes en- la noche contra.
ieron matrimonio en- esta, 81 apre.
ciable j6ven Ellery T. Lawrence
con Miss Lillian S. Souther, am.
bos yesidentes de esta localidad
Cutes dc dltimo estilo para
seiioras y selorltas Hemos cor
tado el precio dc nuestro gran sur
lido de cutes, en- Ia mitad Gerson
Gusdorf, en- q edificio dc aLa Re
VISTA.
Southern west Company, Santa
Fe, makes maps and plats, files
papers, and transacts all kinds Of
business at federal and territorial
land offices. Gives general infor-
nation. Prices to suit customers.
-Enaguas Dc lana en- Ia tienda
de Gerson Gusdorf, de todos colo
res y cualidades una cuarta par
te de su valor original.
zapatos aforrados y aobre-za-
patos; acabamos de recibir surtido
nuevo- Gerson Gusdorf-
Cntes y ropas hechas para
hombres y j6veneo; venderemos
todavia durante 81 mes de Enero 4
preeios de Baratillo,
En- la tienda de Gerson Gusdorf.
= Hacenos encabezados de car
tas y carteras para los Juecea dc
Paz.
Blancos para Juecea Dc Paz, 80
venden en- esta ofcina dc Ola Re.
VISTA.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1909-01-15
CasOriO en- Trarnpas N. N.

Por carta que recibimos de
nuestro eumplido suscriptor y ami
go, don Juan P. Romero V Pache-
co, de Trampas, N. NJ. nos infor-
mamos del acto nupcial Dc su hiia
Maria Marina Romero con Alfre
do +. Martinez hijo de don Pedro
Martinez, de Ojo Sarco.
Ell evento ttvo lugar el dia 7
del presente Enero, en- la parro-
quia de Trampas y actuaron como
padrinos en- la ceremonial nupcial.
don Benito A. Romero y au digna
esposa, doha Rafaellta Lopez de
Romero.
El.evento fu6 llevado 4 cabo con
toda la lucidez possible y estdvo
lnuy eoncurrido por los parientes
y amistades de ambas familias.
Congratulamos a la nueya pare
ia deseaudoles perenne luna de
miel y eterna felicidad.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1909-01-15

50 lugar, Ia Sra. Maria Nieves
dondrag6n DEF Lucero, esposa de
Ion Luciano Lucero.
La fnada sucumbi6 al sepulcro
yictima de parto, contando sola
nente 20 amos de edad y dejando
oara lamentar su inesperada per
ida a sus padres con cuatro hijos
II un sin ndmero de hermanos y
parientes.
Sus restos mortales fueron Sc
pnltados en- Palo Blanco, el mier-
oIes, dia 6 del presente.
Los dolientes de la fnada nos
sagieren, demos IN voto De gra
las q todas aquellas personas que
tan bondadosalnente les prodiga-
ron su ayuda y acompanamiento,
tanto en- 81 velorio como en- el fu
neral y q quienes les viven agrade-
cidos.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1909-01-15
ProduCto de orc en- 1908,

Washington, Enero 1ro. p
producto total de orc en- todo q
mundo, durante el ano de 1908,
fu6 de $427 100000 (cuatrocien
tos veintisiete millones de pesos,
On vez de S41O.555,000 en- 1907.
La production de ORC en- los Es
ados Unidos, fu6 de ...
$96,313,256, IN aumento de-.
$6,O0O,0O0.
Ell Africa produjo o..
S165, 100000, aumento de mas
de 100000 que el ano paaado.
Alaska, California, Colorado y
South Dakota, dan una disminu
ci6n cerca de S10.500,O0O.
FuG de notarse la disminuci6n
de plata en- este alo que pas6 en-
Utah, de 3,500,O00 onzas; Colora-
do, / 1,25O,000 onzas e Idaho, 1.500,
coo. onzas.
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raos NusvO nszieo U $ A. visrnss IS de EnsrO, l9O9

bros presentes Antonio B. Irnli-
llo presidente y AntonioJ. Y. Go
mez y Juan B. Ortega Comisiona-
dos, Elizardo Quintana Algaacil
Mayor y Alfonso Clouthier por su
diputado A. Av. Rivera escribano.
Ahora Sc presenta James Kirk
patrick y presenta su fanza como
Agrimensor del condado con Joe.
B. Warner y M. II. Kinney como
como sus fiadores en- Ia suma de
$4,000. y la misma fu6 aProbada
por Ia Corte de comision y el d.
cho James Nj. Kirkpatrik es por
csta declarado legalmente califica-
do como Agrimensor del condado,
habiendo tornado eI juramento de
ofcio debidamente en- conforlnidad
por Ia ley.
La tasaci6n de Pedro D. Mar
tinez fue rebaiada en- propiedad
raiz de 245 a 100 y el tesorero
instruido de rebaiar la misma del
libro de amillaramionto.
Ahora viene J. N. Vigil agente
de Faustin Suazo y representa- al
Cuerpo que el amillaramiento de
dicho Suazo esta equivocado en- Ia
suma S113 y el Cuerpo orden6 Al
Tesorero de hacer la debida rebals.
No habiendo mas negocios que
traDzar el cuerpo Sc prorrog6 has
ia el dia Is de Epero.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1909-01-15
AVTSO

Por estas doy aviso al pdblico en-
general, que 20, el abajo 6rmado,
no sere responsible por ninguna
deuda que mi esposa Agripiana
Vigil contraiga en- cualqnier comer
clio, por la raz6n que ella abandond
hogar y mesa de su propia vOluu-
tad, a pesar de que 20 la he reca
mado por dos vecea, negdndose Vi
vir con migo. Me suscribo hoy
este dia z de Edero 1909.
SEFERrNo PAcHEco.
Chamisal, N. Mex.
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In MEMORIAM.

Adios para siempre, Adios,
Adios Juan Bautista amado;
Que dolor nos ha causado
El no or tn dulce y6z
Te separastes de nosotros
Con penosas agonias,
Decretado de 81 Mesias,
Adios para siempre, Adios.
Adios para siempre, Adios,
Volastes 4 la mansion
De 10 justo y verdadero,
Adios ardiente lucero,
Prenda de mi coraz6n.
Sc fu6 toda mi atenci6n,
Dice tu mama ahigida,
Recibe mi bendici6n
Por Ultima despedida.
Adios amable consuelo
TIE dicen tus hermanitos,
En- el alcazar del cielo
Ruega por tus abuelitos.
Que nos dejastes solitos
En- este mundo penoso
Y tu te hallaras gIorioso
Entire Santos y Angelitos.
Tu papa en- grande ternura,
Bien sabe la Omnipotencia,
Que fu6 tel en- til asistencia
Hasta darte sepultura.
NADIA de este mundo dura,
Todo, todo es peregrino
Va Sc me acabo un hijito
Ces6 su luz y hermosura.
Oh que ldgubre momento,
Que dolor tan lacerante
Yer a un hijo agonizante
Exhalar su lltimo aliento.
Ansia, congo]a, tormento,
Todo Sc siente a la par
Viendo el dltimo momento
De su vida terrenal.
Bias Sanchez
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CasOrio.

La MADEIRA, N. NJ. Enero II.
FL dia 9 del presente, Sc uni6ron
en- los santos vinculos del matrimo-
nio, en- esta Parroquia de 81 Rito,
N. Mex, el apreciable j6ven Can
dido Lucero, de este lugar de Ma
dera, N. M. con la modesto Srita.
Aurora Gallegos, de Servilleta, N.
M cuyo eyento social SO llev6 a
efeeto con toda lucid9z.
De I'd. Sinceramente
Un Suseriptor.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1909-01-15
torio de N ueuo Mexico.

ICfiO ue Nueuo AItAlcO.
Doscientos mil acres de terrenos
pdblicos no apropiados en- dichc
Territorio son por esta concedidoE
y donados 4 dicho Estado para e
establecimiento, mantenci0n y so
porte de una escuela manual y tee
MICA eli la ciudad de Santa Ff, Il
presente capital del Territorio Dc
Nuevo Mexico.
En- adici6n / los terrenos conce-
didos por esta- Acta, y los cpales
hayan sido donados hasta aqui poi
alguna ley anterior, dos millones de
acres de terrenos son por e8ta dona-
dos al Estado dc ser escogidos y
apartados como aquf antes prCreido
para otros terrenos concedidos bajo
esta Acta, 10 obtenido de ii venta
de dichos dos millones de acfos de
terrenos, cuando 10 haga q Estado,
de SIR arlicado para u pngode deu-
das extantes debidas por los con
dados de Santa Fe \ Grant en- dicho
Territorio do Nuevo Mexico, Y to-
dos los JUICES ror cupones delin-
8 entes hast aqui coneedidos legal
mente por los tribunales de dicho
Territorio, cuya dicha deuda fu6
creada por suscripciones por dichos
condados, en- ayuda de Ia construc-
ci6n de ferrocarriles en- dichos con-
dados y designados como los bonos
de reembolso para dichos condados,
y cuyas deudas el Congreso Waldo,
no obstante 81 hecho de que habia
sido decidido por Ia Corte Suprema
de los Esrados Unidos de que no
era bdlida; y 81 dicho Estado emf
tira bonos para pagar dicha dsuda,
los bonos de correr por el termino
de treinta amos, y el titulo sera re-
tenido por eI Estado, como tideico-
misc, para 81 pago final y descargo
de dichos bonos cuando sean emiti-
dos; los dichos bones lleyaran un
inter6s anual de cuatlo por ciento
sobre cada cien pesos ALI content
dos, q cual sera pagado semi-anual-
mente en- los dias primero dc Enc
TO Y Julio por q tesorero del Esta
do, Y cuyo interds sera evidenciado
por cupones propios De formar par
te de dichos bonos hasta que Sc
disponga de dichos terrenos, con
cedidos por esta secci6n como dicho
arriba, por venta 8 arriendo. Una
renta sufciente sera levada por las
autoridades dc dicho Estado para la
liquidation y redenci6n de dichos
cupones y para crear un fondo per
manente para q pago principal de
dichos bonos, el Estado de ser re-
embolsados de Ia venta y disposi-
ci6n de los terrenos aqui por esta
concedido. Estas provisiones seran
sostenidas y lleyadas 4 efecto por la
legislature del nueyo Estado.
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CORES 'ONDENCTAS.
ACCIDENTE
20
Santa Barbara
Enero, 3-190!

Sr. Editor de s'La Revista
Apreciable senior: El dia % de
mes pasado, fue victilna de un ac
cidente, con terribles quemaduras
el niTo Juan B. Mascarenas, mien
tras Sc hallaba jugando con otros
nillos de la yecindad y 10 que K
cause la muerte falleciendo. el dia
2 del mes en- curse victima de las
terribles quemaduras.
El angelito deja en- gran pesar J
dolor por su tragica separation, 1
sus abuelitoa, quiepes 10 adoptaron
Y crearon, don Bias Sanchez y Jua-
nita +. Sanchez juntamente con sus
padres, Candelario Mascarenas y
Guadalupe 5. de Mascarenas. Con
taba al tempo de su muerte, 3 amos,
4 meses y s dfas.
Deseamos por medic de estas Ii
meas dar las mas expresivas gracias
4 todas aquellas personas que nos
acompanaron hasta dejarlo deposi-
tado en- su hogar de eterno descan-
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ReSuItadO de Ia Election.

El lunes dc esta semana, tivo
lugar en- los diferente preciatos del
condado, Ia election para ] Jueces de
Paz y Condestables y, adn que de-
jamos para Ia proxima semana 81
resultado Official de los diferentes
precintos del condado, diremos. one
segdn los reportes que tenemos has
ia ahora parece que con exception
do los precintos Nros. |, ,2y 5, que
son los precintos do Taos, Los Cor
dobas y Arroyo Seco, que triunfa-
ron los democratas, los dennis pre-
cintos de aqui 81 centric del con-
dado, Ia victoria fu6 para los Re.
publicanos.
En- este precinto nimero |, los
democratas estuvi6ron muy actiyos
" tenfan va 81 trabajo hecho de an
temano con ayuda dc algunos Re-
pubhcanos.
FL voto americana, con exception
de dos, dc los 58 americanos, solo
dos dc ellos soportaron al candidate
Republican,; los demas votaron
por PooIer, que era el candidate.
La genie del Canon De Fernandez,
de igual modo, con dos . tres ok.
cepciones, todos soportaron 81 boz
leto dem6crata, dejandose notar
patentemente, 81 inAujo DE- Mr. Lee
Witt con los votantes del Canon Y
qued6 probado que Mr. Witt es u
boss de ESQ lugar, digase y quo n
quiera.
En- elsprecinto ndmero 4, hnbo
un boleto independents, Republi-
canos y Democrats unidos pero d
boleto radical Republican, triunf6
con buena mayoria La division
vino i causa de falta de inteligen.
cia en las primaries, cnando postu-
laron sus candidates: Los Repu-
blicanos del Ranchito de Arriba
postularon su candidate y los del
Prado e suyo, y, como 40 hubo
quien pudiera hacerles conyenir ca
arreglo, de aqui vino Ia fusidn.
Lo que es Dc Iamentarse VA, que
hombres que deberian velar por 81
bienestar del partido por capriehoa
baladis y por igncrancias estau de-
sorganizando 50 propio panido.
In 81 precinto Nro, l9 no h0bo
election, debido i que 40 recibi6ron
q libro dc natricula \ u caia sn
tempo, olvidando los del Rio Cld.
quito que un par ~ oiaa as papel
legal Y una "a ia caalQpiera ela snnr
sufcie 40 para tener SD eIeccidn
u almente.
En- e prdxiuo ndmero dteUoa
elvoto Official ds eaaa un preeialo
y al pombre de loa lusess n oa.
GdeAtablsa elecio
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1909-01-15
CasoriO.

En- Llano, este condado, ttiyo lu-
gar el microbes de esta semana, q
ienlace matrimonial del apreciable
i6yen Jose Amador Marrujo, hijo
de don Juan Rafael Marrujo, con
Maria Isabelita Barela, hija del f.
nado George Barela dc csc mismc
lugar. Que sean feliees.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1909-01-15
LicenciaS de natrimOniO.

Las siguientes licencias de matri
monio han sido expedida8 por Ell
Secretario dc Condado, hon. Alton
SO Clouthier, durante las dos ulti-
mas semanas, Q sea desde Enero l.
hasta hoy:
Alfredo Feliberto Martinez con
Maria Marina Romero; Estevan
Medina con Carlota Lopez; Colso
Archuleta con Fructuosa Martinez;
Jesds Ma. Jaramillo con Cenaida
Vargas; Jose Amador Marrujo con
Isabel Barela; Martin R. Marti
nez con francisco Baaquez; Ellery
F. Lawrence con Lillian S. Souther.