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The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1910-08-05

home county, gave him less than Ave
The manager for Bird Mcclure,
stand-patter, for congress, estimates
his plurality at from twenty-five hun.
dred to thirty-three hundred. Late re-
turns indicate that Lee Cruce, demo
crat, for governor, was nominated.
though Murray's manager expects the
rural vote to save him.
Guthrie, Okla, Aug. S--Early re-
turns received here last night at the
headquarters Of the republican state
committee indicated the nomination Of
Joseph w. McNeal for governor by
safe majority, with r. d. Ferguson
running strong race against him Id
the northern counties For the con
gressional nomination In the First dis.
trict. 3. S. Mcclure was far ahead OF
his opponents, with little possibility
of their gaining votes to overtake him.
Mcclure Is standpatter
The grandfather amendment to dis
franchise the negro voters was being
voted down in the early returns from
the counties Of the First congressional
district. There is no hope at republi-
can headquarters, OF the defeat OF the
amendment.
In Logan county, as in many other
counties of the state. there was com.
plant Of a shortage Of republican and
socialist ballots. This oceasloned much
delay at the polls when the voters at.
tempted to write out their ballots. The
printed ballots were so long that many
voters forgot to vote on the grand
father amendment" at the end.
A message from Representative c
z. Creager running for denomination
In the Third district. said that he
would fail to carry only one county.
Cherokee. Creager like Mcclure. is
a stand-patter
The early returns were so conflict
Ills AAM AhAtAtNANA1 AH w AAh31 AhAAh
uncertainty as to the outcome Of the
democratic race for the nomination for
governor. Ross made better show
ing IN many places than was expected,
while Murray ran strong In a number
Of the northern counties The fore.
casts, however are that Cruce would
carry the state.
Later reports in the congressional
race indicate there Is little doubt Of
t. renomination Of B. S. Mcclure in
the First district. Dick T. Morgan IN
the Second district, G. r. Creager in
the Third district, all stand-pat repub-
lllcans, and Charles Carter in the
Fourth district and Scott Ferris In the
Fifth district democrats Judge Nil.
ton CARRIER insurgent opponent Of Ne.
CURE, viii probably carry three coun-
ties. according to early returns.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1910-08-05
STILL COUNTING
PRIMARY BALLOTS
Preston Davis Claims Nomination For
County Judse-Davenport Has
Safe Margin for Congress.

The county election board is still
busy with the tally sheets, canyassing
the returns from Tuesdays primary
The board has complicated the canvass
of al Of the returns on the nomina-
tions for governor and congressman
on the state ticket and has the re-
turns for the county officers tahulated.
The complete returns do not affect
the general results as stated ID
Wednesdays Chieftain. The demo-
cratic nomination for county commits.
aioner for the third district was er-
roneously stated 20 have been won
by Wes Harris This nomination
went to Robert L. chamRerlin by one
vote.
Enough returns are IN to make the
nomination OF james s. Davenport for
congress certain. The official returns
from seven out Of nineteen counties
IN the district give Davenport a plur-
ality Of 2,715.
The race for district judge Is still
unsettled and Preston Davis now
claims the nomination He claims to
have carried this county by about 200.
Ottawa county by 3s6 and TO have lost
Mayes county by 1856. The friends Of
Brown maintain that the result IN
Rogers aid Nowata counties viii give
Brown safe lead In Nowata county
Davis claims an even break and has
hopes Of making It close in Rogers
county.
The complete returns from Craig
county gives the following.
Democratic Results.
For goyernor--Lee Cruce 773, Brant
Kirk 81. W. II. Murray 40s, Ross ga
For congressman James $. DaYen.
port 96a. S l.. johnson l52 X. S.
Nurehieou 10, Campbell Russell 1913
For county judge Frear sos Parks
7s5. Smith 265
For county attorney Caldwell q42l
patten 400,
For district clerk Mitchell 7gs
stutsman 642
For county clefk-Fincannoh al
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afaiin 1870. Nix 958

Malin 1870. Nix 95S.
For sheriff Barker 5s, Friend es2.
|Rldenhour 77g, seIgel i5.
For treasurer Ficklin 1871.
For register Of deeds--W. 4. rrott
Gas, z. n. Williamson S27.
For county surveyor-George Ashby
129g.
For county superintendent
II. Mccullough 54S. II. W. c. Shelton
ell
For county commissioner-First dis.
trict. Barker 81. Coats 1853, simms 222.
Second district. Bczman 100, Carr 116.
Hayes 30. Third district Chamberlin
1s4. Couch SO. Harris 1873, Scott 10,
Witt 1e4
Republican Ticket
For governor-T. B. Ferguson i70.
John Fields as. c. C. Jones 70. J. ".
McNeal 258
For congress--Creager 553. Daniels
15s, Stanford 81.
For county Judge Probaseo 902
For county attorney-Buchanan 797.
For district clerk-Badgett s3t.
For county clerk--Casto 772.
For eheriff-A. +. Chamberlln 7s6.
Hosklns 104.
For treasurer CLARK S23.
For register Of deeds-John Butler
s45.
For county suryeyor-Lee Mccain.
Ism st2
For county superintendent Marsh
|sl5.
For county commissioner First
district. Mills 2O2 Second district.
costley 259 Third district Allen as4.
On the Grandfather Clause.
For the amendment i,6lS.
Against the amendment, 1913
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1910-08-05

nominated for state offices other than
governor;
Republican ~ Lieutenant governor,
Gilbert w. Dukes; secretary of state.
Thomas n Robnett; auditor Joseph
Wade Bone; attorney general, Joseph
NJ. Dodson; treasurer. w. II. Dill: su-
perintendent public instruction. James
Z. Dyche; state examiner and in
speetor. w. B. Lain; mine inspector.
John H. Hall; labo commissioner D.
II. Harrington; commissioner of char
titles and corrections, Kate II. Biggers;
insurance commissioner. Fred B.
Hoyt; state printer, j. G. Curd; presi-
dent Of board Of agriculture, William
II. Beaver; corporation commissioner.
f. D. Brownlee; clerk of supreme
court, Amos A. Ewing
Observation-Disclosures governor. J.
J. McAlester treasurer, Robert Dun.
lop; auditor Bill Cross (deceasedl !;
superintendent public instruction. Z.
D. Cameron; attorney general, Charles
West commissioner OF charities and
corrections, Kate Barnard; labor com
missioner, Thomas Dougherty; corpor-
..tion commissioner, George A. Hen
shaw; president board Of agriculture
Thomas Bryan; state printer, D. G
, Lester; inspector and examiner Sen.
ator Landrum; mine inspector, Peter
Hanratty: insurance commissioner, 2
A. Ballard; clerk supreme court, "
II. L. Campbell; justices supreme
court. NJ J. Kane and Jesse ]. Dunn;
criminal court OF appeals, Thomas
Doyle, Henry NJ Furman and D. Il
| lIinebaugh.
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Oklahoma City, Okla. Aug. 4.--Com.
plete unofficial returns received here
by the Daily Oklahoman up to mid
night Wednesday from $50 out Of
2 400 voting precincts of the state
show a total vote for Cruee of 21,b22;
Murray, 14,10S: Ross. l2,16s; total
democratic vote, 47.sOs. These returns
are almost evenly divided between
country and city precincts and should
be. a fair indication of the general
vote. Figured on this basis, the total
democratic vote IN the primary would
be about 100000, and the total vote
250.0O0 to 100000 on all tickets.
If the ratio keeps up the total demo
cratic vote should be divided about as
follows: cruce 6S,25O; Murray 45,S73;
Ross, 9s,S7S, giving Cruce plurality
over Murray OF over $4,000 This esti.
mate is basel or The vote already
counted in about S5 per cent Of the
precincts Of the state, but unofiieially
reported Murray does not eoneede
Cruces nomination and gives returns
claiming that he has carried twenty
eight out Of thirty-six counties heard
from.
On state officers, late returns indi-
cate that II. ID. Cameron Is defeated for
state superintendent by r. H. Wilson
of Chickasha by a good majority. The
democratic voters knitted Cameron
strong In several towns having state
schools and IN towns that failed TO
and the agricultural colleges Attor-
ney General West is nominated, al
4hough George d. Key OF Lawten de-
keloped much strength anu may be
second in the race
The late returns received BY the
Daily Oklahoman indicate that John
Field ind T. z. Ferguson are leading
Joe McNeal OF Guthrie rather close
race for the republican gubernatorIal
nomlnotion. although McNeal's sup
porters claim that he is nominated
without question.
The congressional nominees, accord
ing to the latest figures, aree as fol-
lows:
Republicans First district B. $.
Mcclure, incumbent standpat, $500
estimated; Second district, D. T. Nor.
gan. incumbent. standpat 100, est
mated; Third district, Charles e. crea.
ger. incumbent standpat, 2.200 esti.
mated: Fourth district. Charles n.
Campbell standpat; Firth district, J
II. Franklin, standpat
emocrats-First district. pinkham,
Second district, Gerlach; Third dis
trict, Davenport: Fourth district
Charles Carter incumbent; Firth dis
tfict, Scott Ferris, incumbent
On the face Of incomplete returns
the following appear to have been
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1910-08-05

There were indeed some surprises
In the county race notably that Of Lee
r. Mitchell and d. B. stutsnsan for
district clerk In which the latter was
defeated by Mitchell to whom many
democrats had refused to concede even
70 chance for the nomination. BY
clean campaign, however. young Nit
chell defeated one Of the clcanest men
and best democrats IN the county. An
other feature was the close race BE-.
tween vi 4. Trott and h. N. william.
son, the present incumbent. for regis.
ter Of deeds. williamson won By
small majority.
The only two democratic candidates
who had a walkaway, were Carey Cald-
we'll for county attorney and r. F.
Nix for county clerk Each Of these
defeated their opponents By about two
to one Rldenhour won over Billy
Friend for sheriff by about one hun
dred votes. II. W G. Shelton defeat
ed Jim Mccullough for county super.
Intendent by good safe margin
Parks plurality over Frear Cor county
judge viii probably be 100.
The race for county commissioner IN
the third district was the closest OF
the entire election and J. Wes Harris
was defeated by Robert l.. chamberlin
BY the narrow margin Of one vote D.
n Witt was also a fast man IN this
race, losing out by 2l votes
Davenport for congress, easily dis.
taneed all his opponents in this hls
home county Nineteen out OF twenty
one precincts give Davenport $40, John
son i35, Murchison NJ, Russell l7s
Creager lead IN the republican race
ane same nineteen precincts gave
creager 443. Daniels i2g. Stanford IA.
The grandfather clause carried ii
this county BY Bis majority Nine
teen ont of twenty-one precincts gave
,4s5 votes for this clause and 500
against
Lee Grnce was easily the favorite in
this county for the democratic nomln.
alton for governor defeating Murray.
his nearest opponent by nearly two to
one. Nineteen precincts out Of twenty
one IN the county give cmoe 70s.
Kirk withdrawn "a, Murray asi.
Ross 2t5.
John Fields carried the county for
the republican nomination for gov.
ernor by a good majority. The nine
teen precincts give Fields 2s7. Fereu-
son 147. Jones 80, McNeal 19i.
Reports from other parts Of the state
Indicate that Fields plurality in north
east Oklahoma was insufficient to of.
set the heavy vote for McNeal IN the
central counties. From the slow man
ner in which the returns are coming
In. the result IN regard TO the other
state officers will probably not be
known until late In the week.
Although no figure could be had on
the race between Preston Davis Of this
city and Judge Tom Brown. Of Clare
more for the democratic nomination
for district Judge the friendg Of Davis
here have conceded victory ID the
claremore man Davis small majority
n Vlnita and his defeat II the rural
precincts Of bis home county caused
the concession of Brown victory
Davis carried ottawa county and
nrown carried every other county IN
the district Is the report now
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1910-08-05
BY Associated Press.


Guthrie, Okla, Aug. S.-The primary
results IN Oklahoma are still very IN.
complete. AT the republican head.
quarters here It Is still insisted that
McNeal was nominated for governor
and that the republican stand-pat con
gresham were renominated In the
First, Second and Third districts.
The grandfather amendment has car
ried by a big majority. McNeal's head.
quarters claim his nomination by ten
thousand. Walter Ferguson. manager
Of Tom Ferguson, republican. for gov
ernor. however today claims that Fer.
guson was nominated BY from Ten TO
fifteen thousand. He made the follow
Ing statement; Ferguson has car.
ried the First and Second COMPRESSION.
al districts by a heavy majority That
Il whore the bulk or the republican
vote IS located We have made sur.
prising gains IN western Oklahoma and
exceeded our estimates fifty per cent
in the Second district Blaine county
gave Ferguson fourteen hundred ma.
iority, while Logan county. McNeal's
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1910-08-05

Lawton, Okla, Aug. 3.--Leslie Ross.
Lawton's candidate for the democratic
nomination for governor. at 3 o'clock
last night claimed the nomination BY
25, 600 basing his estimate upon re-
ports received. In one precinct near
Indiahoma the ballots were stolen
last night. Other ballots were printed
and sent by express and motor cars.
Voting did not begin until s o'clock
last evening IN that precinct.
George j. Keys, democratic candi.
ulte for attorney general, carried this.
his home town
Tulsa For Davenport
Tulsa. Okla, Aug S-Eleetion Re.
turns from the county and city were
practically unobtainable until q late
hour this morning, owing to The great
length OF time taken IN counting up
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1910-08-05
GRANDFATHER CLAUSE CARRIED BY THIRTYFVE THOUSAND
McNeal is Probable Republican Nominee AL.
though Ferguson Claims Big Majority

Three Standpat Congressman Will
Probably Head the Republican
Congressional Ticket----MaYbe
Several Days Until Complete
State Ticket Will Be Known
EARLY Report that Ross
Stood Chance to Carry
State Has No Found
alton From Reports
Now On Hand
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1910-08-05
County Democratic Ticket.

Probate Judges. f. PARKS.
County Attorney - c. CALDWELL.
District Clerk--LEE MITCHELL.
County clerk-R. F. NIX.
sheriff-H. e. RIDENHoUR.
Treasurer-E. D. FICKLIN.
Register Of Deeds-E. N. WILLIAM.
SON.
County surveyor-GEO ASHBY.
County supt-H. w. 3. SHELTON,
For County Commissioners ROB.
ERT L. CHAMBERLIN, GRANT BAz.
MAN and J. NJ. sIMMs.
The returns from the statewide prl.
mary held yesterday are 80 meagre
that It is impossible 10 give any &C.
eurate figures upon the race for the
various state Offices. but Indications
are the Lee Cruce has been nominated
BY the democrats by small majority,
and Joe NcNeal seems TO have the lead
for the republican nomination
The unusually heavy vote and the
somewhat cumbersome ballot has
made It impossible to get at the figures
even in this town and county The
election board has been unable to can.
Vass the results except for governor,
congressman, the grandfather clause
and the county tickets Although
there are two precincts missing from
the official returns, unofficial returns
have been received to insure the nom
inatIon Of the above named county tic
ket.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1910-08-05
Davenport is Conceded De-
mOcratic Nomination In
the Third District
LOCAL ELECTION IS HOTLY CONTESTED

Sam Parks Defeats Frear for County
Judge--RidenhOur Wins by Small
Majority Over Billy Friend--Lee
Mitchell Proved Big Surprise
of Tuesdays PrimarY--TOm
Brown Has Apparently
Beaten Preston Davis
for District Judge
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1910-09-23

Tia Escuela de Reforma, en- Sprin-
ger N. Nj. esta dando una prueba
de Ia clase de familia que encierra
en- su gremio. Pues hace unos
cuantos dias que tres i6venes deses-
perados, discipulos de la Institution
se declararon en- huelga, v con los
planes y esfuerzos que hicieron para
escaparse estuvieron 4 pique dc ma
tar Ill asistente Superintendent dc
Ii Institution. Rompieron una
guerra verdadera entire los discfpu-
los dc la Institution. Los malcon-
tentos cuando Sc encontraron con
una fuerza armada vieron que SC
habian chasqueado Y Sc rindieron,
y ahora estan en- prisi6n III asis-
tente Superintendente, Sanlpell
aunque bastante cortado con cuchi-
Hos y traspaleado Y golpeado con
atizadores de hierro y sillas sin enl-
barge So cree que no sufrira iniurias
permanentes. Los tres revoltosos
son arnericanitos y va estaban para
escaparse cuando tres de las guar
dias del Institute los encontraron
en- la ultima puerta v con rifle en-
mano los hicieron rendirse Sam
pell es un hombre grandote, gordo
y fortachon pero endonde hay mu-
chas astas 10 hay toro valiente, en-
un santiamen va me 10 tenian pol
los suelos, y como x arbol eaido to-
dos le dan con 81 pie pues todos le
nenudealnn y 70 deiaron tan nal
parade, s por melor dicho maj
acostado, como los yangiieses deNs
ron 4 Don Quiiote y saneh6 Panza'
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1910-09-23
O Ocupaciones de los De
legados ala Conven-
cicn Constitutional
v Ia CIausula de
Prohibition.

En- la convention constitutional
de Nueyo Mexico tomaran asiento
81 ahogados, REPRESENTATIVES. tam.
bien casi toda otra clase de ciuda-
danos, incluyendo 4 cantineron.
Conforme Al Heraldo do III Paso,
habra ALI On Ia convention 20 ran
cheros, la comerciantes, Z labra-
dores, 6 hombres de negocios en-
general, 4 cantioeros, y entire
doctores, banqneros, editores, y
ofciales territoriales, habra 3 de
cada clase; ofciales de condado 2;
mientras que Dc presidentes de 60.
legio, mineros, trabajadores en- la
MADEIRA y conductores DE- ferroca-
rifles, habra uno de cada clase.
De entire los delegados Republica
nos Ia mera mitad son hispano.
americanos; y Dc los delegadoa
Democratas hi uno solo.
La edad do los delegados 81 de
IA 4 ~ amos De edad, pero los Dc
edad media predolninaran en- nj
nero, aunque tambien habra que
rreros vieios como I. B. Catron
Ii B. Ferguson y 4. p. Burns que
va pasan do 60 amos.
En- la convention So encontrara
tambien un iuez de Ia eorte Suprs
ma, 81 escribano de Ia corte suprt
ma, y 81 asistente Superintendent
de instruction Publica.
En- Ii convention % reunirar
hombres del meior calibre como q
exGobernador 3 5. Stover, Y Geoi
81 w. Prichard que fueron de loi
que tomaron asiento on Ia CONVEX
ci6n do 20 amos pasados. OtFos 6
mo H. Q. Bursum y SaIomon Luns
que son va famosos veteranos pol.
ticos; Charles a. Spiess, A. B
Fall y Charles Springer que sir
equiyoeo ninguno So pueden contal
entire los abogados mas astntos de-
audoeste; hombres como q Jaes
Frank w. Parker, Il pr w E
richardson, que eataran ALI comS
delegados, serap una grandt
honra para e grandioao cnerpo Dc
una asamblea constitutional D'
entire los brillantes hijos nativos d
NueYo M6xico que tanto Sc bar
distinguido por 81 heroicidad dar
lido frente en- las batallas political
Epop niuchos anon Bn este TsffIt0fio
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1910-09-23

Ell TAOS VALLEY NEWS,
nuestro peri6dico en- q idioma in-
giles fu6 suplementado con dos pagi-
mas mas en- la Ultima cntriega, lo-
mismo 50 repitira en- esta semana.
El ndmero de suscriptores i q
NEWS Sc aumenta dia por dia ID
que indica que q talento y habili-
dad de su editor Sr ]. Wight Gid
dings va esta ganando q nombre y
estimation que merece.
Tenemos que dar credito i todas
aqueIlas personas que han hecho su
parte en- limpiar las GALES, pero to-
davia quedan muchisimas que NADIA
han hecho para la buena apariencia
y aseo de las GALES Y dicen que la-
culpa Ia tiene el iuez de este precin-
to que no les la obligado hacerlo.
Conforme se nos la informado
don patrocinio Salazar dejo de exis-
tir en- su hogar en- Ranches de Taos
el viernes Mueho sintemos la sepa-
racidn de este amigo nuestro y ele-
vamos nuestras plegarias al cielo
por el eonsuelo de los dolientes del
finado.
En la entriega del lunes q Dia-
rio New Mexican cngalana sus co.
lumnas con Ia fotograifa de nuestro
eiiciente asistente dc Instruction
Pdbliea Hon Acasio Gallegoss quien
mmbien e delegado 4 laeonYenci6n
constitutional por d c0ndad0 de
Torrance.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1910-09-23
T. alHeCiE1aiento DO Don
Reyes CisnerC ;.

Nuestro respectable y honrado
amigo don Reyes Cisneros, De El
Prado, que va hacia como IN ano
que padecia con resigaada pacien
cia una penosa enfermedad de hi
dropesia, fallecio inesperadamente
q domingo en "a maTlana mIentras
Sc recreaba al aire libre debaio de-
un arbol y conversaba con algunos
do sus vecinos. All tinado toda Ia
gente dc aqui del vale Dc Taos
le conocieron bien. Le sobreviyen
su esposa, dos hijos y tres hiias.
81 u dijo misa q dia Do 81 funeral
ante una nurnerosa multitnd de
personas De esta yecindad, quienes
le acompanarou hasta 81 cemente
rio del Pueblo On donde 80 deposi
taron Gus restos mortales.
La Revista siente sobre manera
este triste acontecimiento Y por
estas manda 4 los dolientes sus sin
ceras simpatias Dc condolencia en-
estos dias Do tan usto dolor para
ellos.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1910-09-23

El Hon. Charles A spiess Fl
Aguila Negra, del Condado de
San Miguel, sin duda serd 81 Presi-
dente de Ia Convention Constitucio-
nal porque q Morning Journal de
Albuquerque esta predicando en-
contra de 81. Por esta raz6n cree
mos que el Aguilon cernira sus alas
sobre el pedestal de csc salon y Sc
posara en- 81 peldalo superior de
donde dominara la construction del
edifcio estadista la formulation
de Ia constitution del Estado dc
Nueyo Mexico sehor Journal. 10
que I'd. estd hacienda es predicar
en- desierto y hacienda al CHARLES
GIRO mas prominente de % que esta
ahora.
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Noticias Locales

El iueves partio para Monte yis-
ta, Colo. don Fares Duran de AFRO
70 seeo.
EI j6ven Gomicindo MondragoD,
do Ranches, nos visit6 4 medlados
della semana.
Don Carlos Trujillo, do Ranchi
to de Arrlba, tiene un buen cerco
do pasteo que desea arrentar.
Fidilio q. MARTINEZ, de San Cris-
tobal, y Juan p Will dc Arroyo
Hondo, tranzaron negocies en- esta
plaza q lunes.
Don Eli Hartty So esposa Dona
Dila l. Hartt, Dc esta plaza, par
theron en- viaJe Dc recreo para Pue
bio, Colo. q domingo
Los lovenes esposos Toribio y
Celina D. Martinez, Do Arroyo Sc
co, SO deiaron YER 81 martes en- Ia
tienda de Geraon Guadorf.
En- esta misma entriega aparece
una correspondence grata dc Ia
muerte dc Ia Sra Montoya escrita
por don Manuel g. Atencio, dc Del
Norte, Colo.
Debido 4 Ia dilaci6n de nuestro
Hete de papel nos hemos yisto obli-
gados dc hacer esta entriega en sie-
to coIumnas eli vez de las ocho rel
gulares-
a bora do If i Ia prensa nuestro
alguacil mayor recibe un informe
de que tres hombres fueron heri
dos en una rina en- Llano este con.
dado.
Dc regreso De Ration y en- yiaje
para su hogar en Dixon, NJ NJ nos
visit6 don Francisco Lucero. lie
agradecennos su abono de subscrip-
ci6n 4 este semanario.
De los ranches de Vuena Vista
tuvimos d placer dc saludar 4 doha
Manuelita AN dc sandoval y Ia
modesto i6yen Fidelia Suazo, quie-
mes yisitaron la plaza q lunes
Don Donaciano Gallegos ysu es-
posa dona Marcelina u de Gallegos,
de Rio del Pueblo, pasaron aquf all
gunos dias yisitando parientes y de
nuevo regresaron para su hogar q
Nnes
Gustosos cronicamos que nues
tro agreeable subscription y amigo
don Pedro Avila, qne por los 'lilti
mos cuatro ancs ha residido en-
Cimarron, M. M. SO traslado & esta
/ da TsUn VI lunes,