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Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-12-02

limit above 16 years. No entrance
requirements. Prominent lecturers
have been secured for special topics.
The instructional force of the Col
lege numbers 100. Excellent equip
ment.
A snecial feature is the Farmers
Week which comes this year feo'
14th to 18th Lectures, discussions
and general reunion.
For further information address
Registrar. Oregon Agricultural Col
lege, Corvallis, Oregon.
CIRCULAR OF INFORMATION.
Department of Public Instruction,
Salem. September l. 1909.
Giving the sources of examination
questions for State and County pa
pers February 9-12 and August lo-lS'
1910. o
Arithmetic. One-fifth from
state Course of Study, four+fifths
from Smith.
Civil Government. Strong &
Schafer.
3. English Literature:
February, 1910
A. one-half from texts: New
comers English Literature, and
Newcomers American Litera-
ture.
B. One.half from the follow
ing classics:
l. The Gold Bug-Poe.
2 The Ancient Mariner
Coleridge.
8. Silas Marner-Eliot.
August, 1910
A. One-hah from texts: New
comer's English Literature. and
Newcomers American Litera-
ture.
B. One-half from the follow
ing classics:
l. Franklln's Autobiography
2. observation-disclosures.
8 Anne. lean Poems-Edited
by Long.
4. Geography. One-fifth from
State Course OF Study, four-fifths
from Redway and Hinman.
5. Grammar. One-fifth from State
Course of Study, four-fifths from
Buehler.
6. History, U. S. one-fifth from
State Course OF Study, four-fifths
from Doub.
Z. Orthography. Reeds Word Les
sons.
8. Physical Geography. Tarr's
New Physical Geography.
8. Physiology. Krohn, Hutchinson.
10. Reading. State Course of
Study, Whites Art of Teaching,
Oral Reading.
II. School Law. School Laws of
Oregon, edition OF 1909.
II. Theory and Practice. Whites
Art of Teaching.
13. Writing. Outlook Writing Sys-
TEN, Tests in Writing.
IA. Algebra. Wells: Algebra for
Secondary Schools.
10. Bookkeeping. Office Methods
and Practical Bookkeeping. Part l.
16. Composition. Herrick & Da-
mon.
II. Physics. Millikan & Gale: A
First Course in Physics.
Is. Psychology. Buell..
19. Botany. Bergen: Elements
of Botany.
20. Geometry. Wentworth: Plane
and Solid Geometry, questions on
Plane Geometry.
21. History, General. Myers: Gen
eral History.
An examination Is required upon
the first thirteen subjects for a first
grade County certificate valid for
three years; upon the first eighteen
subjects for a State certificate valid
or five years; and upon the twenty
one subjects for a State diploma
valid for life. 14c4
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-12-02
TWO MYSTERIOUS
RAILROAD SURVEYS

Continued from First pase.)
The Forrest City times., 1909-12-10

Mr Vii Merwiu. ef Ire Pacific Express Company came home Yester- day morning, amt is confined To his room with severe attack of fever. his temperature going q, high a, l05 last night He would be glad To see his friends II his home Ne hope the young man will rapidly improve under rhe tender care If Lis parents and friends
The Forrest City times., 1909-12-10
io~t-NHptial shower.

ME~. E0liWage and Miss MddeIeine RoliVage entertained last Saturday afternoon witha uptial Shower iu honor ol Mrs Lester Collier The h,i, parIors and diningroom were b autitally decorated with cut flowers an potted plants,
 Mrs. Roilwage and Miss Roiiwage Were assisted in receiving by Ms. Col Her Mrs. John Grobmyer, Mrs. Dagid Bridgforth of Memphis. Mrs Conrad and Mrs. John AlderSon.
 Refreshments. consisting of tea, danty sandwiches, wafers and hints. were served Miss Jordan presided al the table in her usual graceful man nel.
 The eoier scheme, red aud white. was carried out in the shower room. :" Christmas bells were used in aban- dance, giving suggestion ot the ap- preaching ! uletide The floor WAS covered with white In the center of the room Mfs. Collier, beaatifulIy gowned in .white. was reclining an couch Above her was suspended white paraSoE decorated withGhrist- mas bells aud ribbons. Aboye the para>oi were number of red ribbons attached ta the chandelier coming to the floor. which formed canopy Lit tie bayid and otto Bridgforth pulled a ribbon Mhicl caused the 4H8apf=af beautiful gifts v fa2 apau The brlde.~ head
 About eigHet-i1e ladie, aeae pres ent seated behind screen 5Here were musicians. NHo turni>h-d He5ati- fiji. music during the afternoon.
The Forrest City times., 1909-12-10
Grobmyer-Evsns.

Last week just as We were going to press the news reached this office ef the marriage q Mr Albert Grobmyer to Miss Mamie Evans, the evening before While the event was nat a. together unexpected it came Tn fl4s nature of great SupriSe to most Of the friends q tte popular young pe5- pc. The marriage was quiet affair. there being onIy a few relatives and very intimate friends present at the Catholic church, where Father Fro men pronounced the sacred and i'm rreSsive marriage service of the Cath ollie church that made them man and wife
 Immediately after the ceremony Mr and Mrs. Grobmyer boarded the 6.o7 train for Memphis, where they spent brief honeymoon with rela- tive> Of MT Grobmyer. returning to this city sunday night.
 The high contracting partie, are well known and very popular among the young set of this city, where they were both born and reared MT. Gfob- myer l. the second son of Mr= and Mrs. !. F Gfobmyer, is wei known. and k d young man of industrious sober habits. sterling integrity and great business ability, and k | KeHtie- man. whom itis pleasure 10 meet and know. and i- in every way worthy ot the lair young flower of @5mala55d Who ha, become AIs mpaniaa lar life
 Mrs Grobm4er MA formerly Mis- Mamie Evau5 and j, the oldest daughter 8f NJ and Nrs N F. Evans. and Y che of the sweet est and la4tiiesg eir'~ If The tiet < younger >et. Sae i-a young aaHau who possesses many charming qaaIl- ties Of head 8Hd hearty and adds t8 these q sweet esgt.9uo personality tlat bia- far fa make ueraae af t6e most popular t0afg m4tr8t, rf =tHe ~e3~au.#
 Tle 44-Hz sa#aH have aeaa 1le Ee= tirieurs U several social attentions sine their reform con "Wednesday .t1ey Were sHdefsi au i1.efHa din- Iuer the=aame of Mr. and Mir N r. Evans where were gathered mem i ber, ef basHlaH.ies Thi, evening at Ithe home af Mr and Mrs GrouH4er Il post-uQHti4EiiHeu shower k Ueiag teudered tae bride al which i@ gather ed d large and brilliant ass>cmhIage of the iadies of the city.
 Ta MrZa and Mrs. GrobuYer Ihe Times extends sincere and hearty ten- gratulatioHs. and wishes for them al the blessings ol long, happy aGd prosperous welded life in which We feel sure that all of their anyfriend9 and acquaintances will Ioin
The Forrest City times., 1909-12-10

Don io4 need new barn. >il0. hen ho4-e reservoir. cellar. porch. re- tainug wal dam. calvert spring house raf cellar. fence. driveway. sidewalk. water trough. hitchiHg post. steps. #ar4e block. lee house. er eis- term >talzer r4n make + Tor #aa out lt rete tGe material that has come t1 staE and that Wii last far- eFet He from Missouri #eI him show ta8= Pant. east af town. au Madison aa Pl~JoHee Eaffe,t City Phone -5- riH1~.
 Misses Taa Webbar aud Norma Tucker HHHt over to Cotton Plant Monday where they gave . recital 9H Tuesday nisHf Mi-~ Nebber giving recitation and Miss Tucker attending to the musical part of the program. Tine 4a4HE #4dIe, AeFe entertained dorlna their etayia Cotton Plant bF Miss HHHH fs4feH They HFfe VeTt much encouraged by their reception at this their iHitiH5 performance aH ' f,lm i4Me. IHe Iime~ e03@faf 45ates them Iles returned home NeaHs- o4+.
 Nr N j. ~f6sxer. the#cHfIl-eese man las East e8mateted a cisfefu CT ra=as- VOLT faT tbe City Water & LiaA4= Com pdut. fhecisi eru k circular n shape. twenty-five feel ia diameter auI k twelve feet deep. With 1li@ ei~teFn completed the water plant how uls storage capacity for 4409p9 gallon, of waterdiTided as follows.large reservoir 5uo. .061 gallons. small reservoir. 5l. Goo gallons. ~tandPipe, 9o,000 gallons. fHe job was finished Saturday and i9 I inc piece of work
 No objection l. made L. the Killing of deer aad bear and sicl. like in the ] bottoms. bat when it comes t4 the slaaghteriHz 5f swamp rabbits a@ food an indignant public draws line. II l is said that there iS ! hunter camped Ill tie bottom. 0steu>ihE for killing 1 large game. but only indaige@ in ral ! bii and onions. sO says some Of hi, guests. \ thrilling story of this hun ter 's desperate encounter with d huge ! swamp rabbit k now in press and fol 1 thrilling incidents WiIi -Efe With ttut
 best 9i Roosefelt.> African hunts
 < Times man called n t.e new store af Mir k r. Seller, fasf eFen- ing and W1s Strack hN the ueaut9.o ] the pace NJ. Sellers has st 8sH aHt l complete line of faicE and stap,, groceries which ie las Ia~t added He las devoted the entire ea>t -iGe o his store te this line and las arranged
 a hadsome display of his goods on tht shelves III that part Of store Winding up with q display in the show window that would do credit othe Iarger city
 groceries. He has arranged in Uni
 window tempting display of break
 fast foods, canned goods, fruits grapes
 etc, topping il all with sacks 0f tho
 famous lnfallible flour Mr Seller
 k i'll the business for keeps and ha,
 started out with the determinat ion tt
 win and keep his trade. in which N, hope he will be successful.
The Forrest City times., 1909-12-10
CLUB ORGANIZED.
Forrest Club Holds First Meeting and Election of Officers Last
 Monday Night.

The Forrest Club, an organization If gentlemen Of the city formed for the purpose of social and pleasure of its mem bers. held its initial meet ing Monday night. Hon. !. H Tip- ton was made temporary chairman. after which the following officers were nominated and unanimously elected.
 J S. Shields, President.
 w. II Riley. Nice-President.
 kirke Becker Secretary and Treas urer
 The President then announced the following as members Of the Commit tee on New Members, !. $. Shields \. # Naccaro and kirke Becker
 The club has secured rooms over the Bank Of Eastern Arkansas and las furnished the same in elegant style. The front room will be lsed as q library and reading roon,the middle room as q card, loansinI or smoking room. and the rear raHm a> a astet zze lunch room
 \ porter vi. te n c.u~taut a.feHa- ance to walt on members and tHe.T guests at all times
 one day iH eaeA ~eee ~G. Ba eet apart and Known #as Ladies b1Y. when the members af the fair sex vii be welcome at tHe club. and wit. he cab arateiy entertained. Taemfu# erstfp If the ciub=WiH be Limited taEfzts about thirty have already signed lf-
 TLe club k strictly $ ~.cia. .or4aHI- ation and namhers among fts HeH- bef9 some effhe leading -aatleaeff#H the city. whose n4#H,arr sa5E8Htee gf its success.
 We coagratei8te tHe promoters and hope for fite organization a 37aH. fa- i8yab.e and peasant fife and zHat 3t- members Haa haze q full realization .oi their most sah5aiHe ope, saa 85 . ..lH4t...-
The Forrest City times., 1909-12-10

Mf ] Turner. of .lone.H8fa was h thee eity the first ol the week on business. and accompanied 6y MI. John Webb made d buggy trip to Mud Lake. where Nr Farmer has interests Me understand that Mr Turner intends To start q band saWmiI iH that ueighhorhaed in he near future.
The Forrest City times., 1909-12-10
Rich liea.- GiIt- are Poor

besides tHi-e s.i want t9 g3 on H#=l#sa a. saying that regard Electric EiI- ter- a- ohe of tHe greatest 4it> that Goi has made 60 woman. writes #t-= e. RhiueYasIt. 9f Ne~ta. Center \ '. -"I can never forget what it ia- done far }ue I his glorious medicine YeS Il Womau H1a7aHt sPriT-. igor 1f bgdv and WbiIant health ltuuicbY cures Nervousness. SEeeule~~up~~. NeIaH- eholy, HIeadaehe. Backache. Painting and pizzs Spells. >oon builds ap the weak, aiiiug and sickly Try them. 5oc. at al druggists.
The Forrest City times., 1909-12-10
o>ntos lul.

t se-8s~ G85met Monday eee4- Ing I9gteHaer with NrI r Raasf. ials hzfaEe.A= bay in Richmond "emherS resp Hde.ltacaH Vit -- tarIcal Iatf n }iI1iua
 rarcl fGe Uity Of Richmond Ms Na4teaaaaaaf.
 Music M, o4au >m and Mrs E. H. Hatcher
 EeadiHs Patrick Ieuy faH5a, speech a6i1e Me Liberty or GFe Me Death Mrs. 3 3 Eaugh
 Tals t'eHefs' Lee Nl-. F H. Barrow
 Discussion foe's Character and Rank as q Poet Leader Mrs John Gatling
 The eleA 4ig meet December 4oth "ith Mrs \ N. Norton
 Corresponding Secretary.
The Forrest City times., 1909-12-10

Four white men and eleven negroes were arranged before Squire Hurley Monday morning for crap shooting Nine ot the parties plead guilty and were assessed in the sum of Sl0 and cost, amounting to S42 Ill each case. The others plead not guiitY.aud were proven otherwise and the Squire muleted them in the sum of S2o and costs. footing .their fines up ta s52 elch. one Of the white men paid his damages. and several of the negroes also cane across. The other three white men and the rest of thc negroes could moi come upWith tle necessary and We're committed to tHr county farm. Ehe four whites Were arrested by Mars4aIS Davis and Dou4herty Saturday night and the negroes were arrested sunday hy MarshaIs Davis. Boueherty, Shcrf Williams and he- rutV Potts
The Forrest City times., 1909-12-10
Cures Blood Ssa Disssses Eczema. Greates Blood
 Purifier Frte

if NaIT HI15d ie lnpar. fH5s l5.-,.I~t-E I...t VI at h#mare. fl Npa h1sa Hteta f-aI- caN'eE eafh0a4 Ie~. ,Ht.rc ~att.- es.tatt5ta ...-
 eina. itsE#+a-. f#9stH~ tt. t.itii I#f#- 1r ~Hirtatla- ~1fts. ~-aH.fN. fHUHHEN -.s9 Est t- h"he i3tH~ .atafEa. f.tsUn14t l=Htl- tfsE H5s4 tt shta al=ea=e. t=@t kat4las Eaaad isHHm >IHN tHa tHe azHsta I~ made HHHH amt -eaH i'ro--l~t~ ef tA eNptr~~ q per I4fze bottle sample tatt HR writing BIaaG HaiH 0asrH-t-st At'aHta GslEzsa lt. B b Is gsaeela4zs all. ~tu tet e1flH.s. IgFp p-'a. .ed tSt=- VI #.izI alf ~s,.H ulstsa~t- a- If ruu.~ altUE a.. a#-a t4#- ' Hff -H Htf #HE st=H# ~EHarfe
The Forrest City times., 1909-12-10
Notice to Breeder,

i wish auuounce that n0N have two very Hue Jersey bulls 1T mv place just northwest of town. and they 8ill make the season for tive dollars. These butts are full blooded thorough bred> and subject to registration invite at breeders to call and see them and will take pleasure in 9i5nW- ing them td 4ou They are tr,t class in every respect.
 Yours for better stock
 II N EEWf~. Forrest City. Ark. Nov. -. laoa
The Forrest City times., 1909-12-10
Looking One Best.

It., Womau.s delight t5 laak Ler best, bat pfmples, uptiohss s6fes and febtfe=et iey. Listen Buck lens AtHfe8 save cures them: HaRe~ thc skin ,..ff 3ad HeIyetN. IL glariiIes the face GaTes fImpIe~ S4re EEes. tod >ate>. Cracked Lips. GH8ppea Hands frF it luftuHie for F0e~ 23r sd al afa4eisf>
The Forrest City times., 1909-12-10
Trial. oi Winter.

Do not permit yourself 10 be d vic tim to cold or cough. They lead to pneumonia, consumption and else where. Be wise use Simmons Cough Syrup It cures coughs, heals lungs and will keep you right here To enjoy the beaaties of spring.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-04-05
MAN ATTACKED
WHILE ASLEEP
H. S Jumper Of Ennis Victim
Of Murderous Assault BY
Midnight Assassin
JUCUlAR VEIN IS SEVERED
Wounded Mse Is in a Critical Con
4, di,on and May no, Recover
Was Robbed Of Money
and Watch.

While sounldly sleeping In his
home at Ennis and entirely uncon-
scious of the evil designs OF noe
turpal prowler II :. Jumper freight
conductor in the employ of the II.
T, G, railway, was the victim
of a murdcrous assault which may
cost him his life. The attack upon
Mr.. Jumper occurred Sunday morn
ing between one and two o'clock.
With noiseless tread the midnight
assassin approached the b,d Of his
sleeping victim and with one deft
stroke of knife Inflicted u deep
wound In the left side of the man S
throat which severed the iugular
vein and cut the wind pipe almost
half in twain. The assailnnt then
made his escape from the room be-
fore any members of the household
were aroused.
Mr. Jumper managed to awaken
his wife who got up and turned on
the lights She was horrilled TO sec
little Jets OF blood gushing from an
ugly wound In her husbands throat
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-04-05

Other members of the FAMILY were
aroused and physicians were SUM
moned by telephone. Tho matter
was then reported to the officers who
at once started an Investigation. It
was found that Mr. Jumpers watch,
u razor three dollars IN money from
his purse and like amount from
the purse Of Mrs Jumper had been
taken A pistol was also stolen from
n young man who boards with the
Jumpers and who was sleeping IN
an adjoining room II Is believed
the theft was committed before the
lattack wns made on Mr., Jumper
When the physicians arrived Mr.
Jumper was conscious but was not
able to speak. The injured man wal
| given medical treatment and th,
flow Of blood was stopped but tbs
I icloslng of the wound With siitchei
was deferred unfit Mr.. Jumper could
furnish the officers with written
statement which he desired 10 make.
County Attorney pIppcn, sheriff
Forbes and Constable McColpln went
to Ennis early Sunday morning to
make 4 thorough investigation into
all the details connected with the
assault A number OF clews were
worked on during the day but no ar
rest has yet been made
Mr. plppen and Mr.. Forbes re-
turned from Ennis Monday morn
ing at II O'Clock. Both stated that
The wounded man was IN u critical
condition and that his chances FOR
recovery were extremely slim,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-04-05
AUTO CRAZE SHOWS INCREASE
Thirty-Four Licenses Have Been Is
sued Since Firsl OF Year

Thirty-four automobiles have been
Registered IN the oflce Of County
CLERK Logeins since the beginning OF
the new year OF this number. three
licenses were procured In January,
twelve In February and seventeen
In March The March registration
ecllpsed all previous records. April
started with the issuance OF two H.
ccnses the Hrst day OF the month.
Since the enactment OF the law max
Ing 1t mandatory for owners OF nu-
tos to have their machines number
ed sixty have been registered IN the
county clerks office,
This serves to show how rapidly
the desire to possess buzz wagon
has Increased among the citizens OF
Ellis county, Waxahachlo heads the
| Hist In the purchase of machines
since January /, with Ferris, Italy,
Ennis and Midlothian next In the
order named The purchasers include
business men, doctors and farmers,
Three enterprlslng young men OF
Waxahnchie have recognized the ad-
vantages offered BY autos IN making
quick trips to the various towns OF
the county and have established q
transfer line In which four machines
are utilized. IN addition to making
daily trips TO Dallas the machines
are being used by drummcrs to
make the interior towns OF the coun'
ty.
Below IA list OF Mills county citi'
zcns, together with theft postoillcs
address, who have bought machines
since January /:
/ r. s. Bynum, Waxahaeflc, Or, II
House. Ferris; nr. ~ l.. Moore
Palmer; j. w. Roberts, 'iidlothian
| w. II. Weatherford. Ferris; Jas. 3
sanderson, Ennisi q. W. Mcknight
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-04-05

Waxahachie; A. T. punkerly, Ennis.
II, NJ Rankin Milford, j, +, Spnld.
ing. Waxahachic, X, G. stroud,
Italy; A, J. Mulllcan, Crisp; Dr, @.
NJ. Goddard Boyce, A, J. Davis,
Bristol y. w Couch. italy, Jim
Hughes italy Il Hooks. Red oak;
A y, Browning, Waxahachlo; Matt
Brooks, Fcrris; 4. w, Holloway,
Ferris r. W Eastman, Ferris; G..
IT, miller WaXohachie, Mrs. l., u.
Cassidy, Ferris, Wul Moore Hard
ware Co., Waxahachie; E. s. Camp
bell, Waxabnchlo, W. ID, Batcmnn,
Italy II. A Wilson Hoyce, VIM,
stroud italy, j NJ. Calhoun, Ennis,
lClaudo Batchler l'orris; ~, A.
Hurt Midlothian, Pr J, u sewcll
lNlldlothian Dr. X. L. Schmidt,
/ Waxahaehlci Randall Mccall En-
mis-
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-04-05
Noti,y.

The members OF the Retail Mer-
chants Association Will meet to-
night ct s o'clock at the olllco OF DR..
l.. Kepllngcr. All members urged to
be prcscnt. All business men VINO
have not become members are In
vited to Join the. association.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-04-05

Either phone, No. 40. will get the
Waxahachle Livery and Transfer 60.
Prompt attention given to oil calls.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-04-05

= QuhiUI 4uDuhhll8IoI uuf rfIces
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1909-06-12
Una ACuSaci0n Peculiar.

10 que informan de Tucumcari,
con fecha 8 de JUNO, parecera algo
peculiar q nuestros lectores, por Ia
rareza con que ocurren casos como el
que vamOs a ctar.
Dice el despacho que un ministro
protestante que responde al nombre
de Rev. Jesse Pension, pastor de la
Iglesia de San jon, ha sido traido q
Tucumcari y encarcelado para que
responda q la acusaci0n que se hace
EN- su contra. La acusaci6n, que es
de asesinato con premeditacion, es al
efecto que el dicho ministro iehus6
lamar d un medico cuando su esposa
Sc hallaba criticamente enferma, Y
permiti6, por 10 tanto, que muriera
presa de Ia mas terrible agonia.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1909-06-12
La COrGe de DISlrilO.

III ijurado que iuzgaba 10 causa del
Territorio en- contra de Virginia de
Titlehaum, despu6s de haber delibe-
RADIO por ounce minutes, 81 sabado,
present0 dictamen, hallando sin eul.
pa la acusada.
La acusada tendra eulpa y todo 10
que Sc quiera, pero el jurado es evil
dente que no creyo que bastaba, para
ballarla culpable, el testimonio, sin
eorrob0racl0n fehaciente, de crimina-
les coniesos del oaracter de los que
asesinaron al pobre Titlebaum. Tn
fallo cOntrario al que Sc di0 Cn con.
cepto nuestro habria equivalido 4 es-
tablecer un precedente muy peligr0-
50. El lietneiado Larrazolo condulO
Ia defensa Y recibi0 muchas feliclta-
clones dc sus amigos por Ia habllidad
con que 10 hizo.
El Gran mrado present0 su infor-
me ell s6bado en- la tarde, y fu6 reti-
lado. Lo dnico importante en- su in-
forme es 10 que dice q Ia corte tocante
la que tuvo informe que hay muchos
iueees de paz que Sc estan saliendo do
sus atribuciones en- aquello de que
permiten el arreglo de causas crimi.
males, en- sus cartas, 10 cual no es
permitido por Ia ley, y recomienda
que Sc ponga coto 4 tai practica.
N0tase tambien en- el inlorme de
este Gran Jurado que d nadie le as
las graclas, como 10 han hech0 algu-
nos otrOs del pasado, nj sube a las nu-
bes & ohciales Cuyo registro no exa-
min6, por falta de tempo.
FL n1mero de querellas presenta-
das pOr eI Gran jurado es le 81, To-
cual enseHa cue trabaIo con mueha
energia en- los doce dias que estuv0
en- session., Entre los querellad0s Sc
cuenta Benigno Martinez, comisiona-
do de c0ndado, miembro del concilio
de la plaza de Las Vegas, Y segundo
solo q Don Eugenio Romero en- pro-
minencla en- los conciiios del partido
repubiican0, en- este c0ndad0. LA
InatUrAleza dc las querelas no sab6-
mos f0nd0 cual es, pero el Optic, pf-
ri6dico republicano, nos dice que ha
sabld0 que una es por haber saeadn
diuer0 baj0 Misrepresentation mien.
tras actuaba en el ejerciclo de su ca
/ pacidad odcia', ~ la otra pOr sobornc
de periurio Agrega q este el eolega
que ha sabld0 que euando 90 sepa to-
DO el porqu6 SON las querelias, Ia re-
velaci0n causara una sensation de ia.
ma1O regular.
Las otras querellas son poF raseriss
Y porte de armas las mas,
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1909-06-12
III DiariO DemOcFaliCO de Alba.
Qlerque.

Comunican por TELEGRAPH de la ciu.
dad de Albuquerque, que Gel Tri.
bune,n nuev0 diario democratic o que
va a ser fundado por Don Felix Mar
tfnez, de El Paso, Texas, en- compa-
MIA de muchos prominentes dem0cra.
tas de Nuevo Mexico, "ga a p0nerso
eatilon desde el principle. El dia
. del actual los agentes del nuevo pc.
ri6dico rentaron todo el piso inferior
del editicio de Don Alexandra Sando.
val, en- la Gale North Second. ri
contrato de arrendamiento Sc hizC
por cinco aii0s ii. J. Haywood, del
sindicato dc peri6dicos de Hearst, que
sera el editor en- jefe del peri6dico, Sc
espera que llegara dentro de uno,
dfas y su llegadd Sc dice que st
anunciara formalmente cuando sal
dra q luz ell primer n1mero del Tri'
bune.