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Evening journal., 1911-06-13
OFFERS NEW HOME
TO SEAFORD MASONS

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
SEAFORD, Del, June 13-At the
annual meeting of Hiram Lodge, No.
21, A. F. and A. NJ, the following
officers were elected: S. j. Stein,
worshipful master; Charles E. Hast
ings. senior warden; Harry E. Ell
liott, junior warden; George w. Don
Ohio, secretary, and James e. Dutton,
treasurer. Lewis E. Wallace was
elected a member of the Board or
Trustees for three years. John n.
Wright, of near Seaford. made prop
osition to furnish money to the lodge
for the purpose of building three
story brick building on High street.
The first floor to be used as stores and
Offices and the other floors for clubs
and lodge rooms. A committee was
appointed to confer with Mr., Wright,
and it is likely the proposition will
be accepted.
Evening journal., 1911-06-13
CIVICS CLASS TO
MEET PRESIDENT

The Senior Civios Glass Of the viii
mington High Class, as the guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred l. DUPONT left
for Washington this morning on a
special car on the 4.55 M. B. and
o train They We're accompanied by
Miss Elizabeth Carlisle. their instruc-
tor. and General Passenger Agent H.
A Miller.
Tomorrow, Congressman William H
Hcald who will assist i'm the enter
tainment of the class in Washington
has arranged for them 10 meet Presi-
dent Taft trip TO Mt Vernon is
also part Of tomorrow's plans.
Today the class will tour the city
in automobiles. visiting Congress and
Government buildings. concluding
with an inspection Of the Congress
sional Library tonight They will
stay at the Hotel Arlington in Wash
ingtOn.
Evening journal., 1911-06-13
SKIRTS TUMBLE
WOMAN DOWN STAIRS

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
GEORGETOWN, Del. June H.
AS result of her feet becoming en-
tangled in her skirts while descend
ing a fight of stairs at her home on
Pine street, Saturday afternoon, Mrs.
Caroline Cannon, an aged woman, fell
and badly hurt herself about the head
and face. Within the past two years
Mrs. Cannon has sustained four acci-
dents by falling.
Evening journal., 1911-06-13
PEACE AGAIN
AT BRIDGEVILLE

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
BRIDGEVILLE, Del, June 13.-
There Will be no race trouble IN
Bridgeville this summer if William
Short, the town Mayor, succeeds in
his odd applications of the law on GER
tain offenders. Until John NJ. Cooper
accepted the position few weeks ago
Bridgeville had been without a bailIff
or justice Of the peace. Since these
two men have been in office, they have
waged a war against lawlessness and
after fining half a dozen of the ring
leaders, they have succeeded in re-
storing complete regard of the law
here. and Bridgeville is now having
peace.
Evening journal., 1911-06-13

by school; solo and chorus, "Garlands
of JOY" Miss Rebecca H. Collins and
school; chorus, This World Shall be
a Garden school; benediction.
The collection amounted to s1s.o2
which is given to the cause of edu-
cation.
Messrs. Shapley. of Smyrna, Chase,
of New Castle, and Massey, Of Middle
tonw, with the organist, Miss Dea-
kyne, gave excellent music.
At a meeting of the Town Board,
the tax rate Of the year was fixed at
81. Last year the rate was S1.25.
r. Fl. Beck has sold the farm be-
longing to Frank Elliott near Kirk
wood, containing 154 acres, to j. Wal
ter Davis, of near Dover, for $4,000.
He also has sold the farm belonging
to Edward McAllister. near Newport,
containing 1856 acres, to Harry lsaacs,
for $1,000.
The pupils of Armstrong; Chapel
will observe Children's Day on next
Sunday, June Is.
Frederick Reuter-, Of
Philadelphia, graduate of the class
1911. University Of Pennsylvania,
spent several days last week with Mr..
and Mrs. John B. Cleaver-Mrs.
Charles Linkins and little daughter.
of Washington, d. c., is the guest Of
Mr. and Mrs. E. b. Beck-A meeting
VISA held at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
p y. Johns. at Warwick last week,
for the purpose of organizing a Mite
Society for the church. The society
was formed with twenty-one mem
bers-Mrs. Mollie Manlove, of Cecil
ton, Md. has been visiting her sister,
Mrs. Wilbur Wooleyhan-Mr and
Mrs Lewis Bilderback. of Whining
ton. spent Sunday with friends here
Miss Eliza Cochran, Of Elwyn, Pa, is
visiting her mother, Mrs w. r. Coch-
ran-Horatio N. Willis was a Sunday
visitor at the home of his father, NJ.
N. Willis, near town--Miss May
Whaley returned to her home at Nor
folk, Va, on Saturday. after a visit of
several weeks with Miss Dora Price.
Evening journal., 1911-06-13
BRIDGEVILLE

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
BRIDGEVILLE, Del, June 1S.--
After completing work at Laurel,
where they have extended pipes and
mains to furnish the town with gas,
the South Delaware Gas Company,
with headquarters and generating
plant at Seaford, will run its lines
here and furnish fuel and light to
Bridgeville. The work in both the
towns will be completed by the last
of August
Local fruit brokers claim the berry
crop this season has been a complete
failure and many of them have lost
thousands OF dollars in buying and
shipping the product
Evening journal., 1911-06-13
ISLANDER CHARGE
OUT OF COURT

Following a consultation between
Horace 6 Eastburn and Robert G.
Barman. in Magistrate Lewis court
last night a slander charge brought
against Thomas j. Sullivan, member Of
the Board Of Education from the
Eleventh ward, by August Scheu. a
grocer Of that section Of the city. was
dropped
Mr.. Scheu, who it seems was backing
Clarence NJ Dillon, defeated candidate
for the school board from the Eleventh
ward. alleged that Mr.. Sullivan. on
the day of the school election, made
slanderous remarks in public concern
ing tactics alleged to have been en-
ployed by him in the election.
Evening journal., 1911-06-13
onIcKsANps TRAP GUNNERs.
Pier WorUers Heard Cries and Saved
Them From Death.

MILFORD. Del. June 1S-Caught
in a quicksand near the Delaware
Bay. Captain Peter Meeker and Clar-
ence Thomas. both OF Milford, would
have been drawn beneath the sand
and smothered to death had il not
been that their cries were heard BY
men working on the Government jetty
at the mouth Of the Mispillion River.
who rescued them with ropes.
The two men were cunning for
beach robbins on the south side Of the
Mispillion lighthouse when Thomas
decided 10 wade across the river near
the jetty. After arriving safely on
the other side. Meeker heard cries
from Thomas and found that he had
been caught in the sand. Going TO
his rescue, Meeker. too. was caught
Evening journal., 1911-06-13
AUTO AMBULANCE
FOR PHOENIX co.

The Phoenix Fire Company at
meeting held last night decided to pur-
chase an automobile ambulance TO re-
place the present horse drawn vehicles
which have rendered such valuable
services 10 the city. The Mitchell Auto
mobile Manufacturing Company will
supply the ambulance
The company will keep one Of it's
horse drawn ambulances for emerg-
ency purposes
Evening journal., 1911-06-13
RAIN PREYENTs MEETING.

Owing 10 the storm, the special
meeting called for last night of Dia-
mond State Grange at Stanton. was
not held. The attendance of mem
bers at Farmers Day at the Expert
mental Station at Delaware College
will also cause a postponement Of
the regular meeting next Monday
night
Evening journal., 1911-06-13
FIRE nESTRnYs STRAM.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
GEORGETOWN, Del, June 13.-
Several stacks Of straw were burned
Saturday night on the farm of DR.. G.
Frank Jones, tenanted by William
Penuel, and for time II was feared
that large barn situated a short
distance away would become ig-
nited.
Evening journal., 1911-06-13
CAMDEN

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL
CAMDEN. Del. June 13.-Eugene
Dawson, Of Chester. is the guest of his
parents, the Rev. and Mrs. W. F. Daw-
son,-Walter ID. Ross. Of Dover, spent
Sunday I'm town.-Mrs. Mollie Cullen,
Of FELTON,. is the guest Of her daughter,
Mrs. S. J. Speal.-Mrs. Thomas Is.
Hairgrove. has been an out-of-town
visitor.-Jacob Brown was a recent
town visitor-Roland Abbott is criti-
cally III.
Evening journal., 1911-06-13
srMMER MAH AnDREssEs.

Postmaster Jester requests that
Wilmingtonians who intend to spend
the summer away and want their mail
forwarded TO them I'll out the neces-
sary cards which may be obtained
Every person in the family whose mail
viii be affected must sign the card.
Evening journal., 1911-06-13
SedO Silks, 39c

Full line of beautiful colors
in Sedo silks; 10 inches wide;
shades for evening or O0o
street wear ....,.. OOO
SWISS CHIFFON TAFFETA,
WORTH S1.O0. 49,. ..49c
This special price is only pos
sible because of our immense
output and our three-store buy
ing; otherwise you would pay
the first price which A0o
is S1.00 tomorrow .... fON
Foulard Silks; all good colors
and black and white; 27 co..
in. wide, SIPS value. OOC
Messaline silks; 27 in. wide
and an assortment of good
styles and colors; another in
stance of our three-storeG0o
purchase, reg. sl.25 e.. OON
Evening journal., 1911-06-13
BOYS, BAND FOR BLADES.

BOYS BAND FOR BLADES.
Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
band, composed of fifteen members,
which was organized here a month
ago, made its first public appearances
last night.
Evening journal., 1911-06-13
COurtauld'S English
VOiIeS, 75c Yard

Courtauld's English Voiles
are known wherever dress
goods are sold. They are per-
fection in voiles and cannot be
improved upon at the price. We
have several pieces including
lavender, navy, pink and black.
They are 40 inches wide and are
ideal summer weights. Beauti-
fully designed with a self-color-
cd silk stripe 75c a yard
Evening journal., 1911-06-13
Early Summer Sale
of JardiniereS

If the response is as great as
it should be for the size Of
these jardiniere prices we won't
have on by noon. In many
cases the prices are actually
less than half the regular value.
7& s in. jardinieres, reg. 25c
17c
8 in. jardinieres, reg. 4Oc, 29c
10 in. jardinieres, reg. csc, 75c
7, 8 and 10 in. blended jardi-
nieres; very latest style; reg.
75c, Sl.OO and Sl.5O. Special
29c, 49c and 69c
Ivory finished jardinieres; 7
in, worth 75c .......... .49c
Ivory finished jardinieres; 8
in, worth S5c ..... g. 55c
Ivory finished jardinieres; 9
in, worth S1.00 ...... .69c
Ivory finished jardinieres; 8
in, worth Sl50 ... .75c
Mat green jardinieres, 8 in,
reg. S1.25 ............. .75c
"a in. pedestal with 9 in. jar
diniere; reg. $1,000 ....S7.75
Evening journal., 1911-06-13
Crown Shoulder
Brace, 24c

For the first time we are able
to offer you every size in the
new Crown shoulder brace. The
factory has been unable to sup
ply the great demand for this
new brace and consequently we
could not get the small sizes.
The Crown shoulder accom-
plishes the same results as
braces heretofore sold at $3.50
and $500. Our price OHo
IS ...ss...... ........ Ha n ~
Notion Counter.
Evening journal., 1911-06-13
WOmen'S and Chill
dren'S Underwear

Women's union suits; low
neck, sleeveless; umbrella draw
ers, trimmed with Tor %
chon lace; worth 35c. AON
Women's Swiss ribbed vests;
plain and crochet trimmed; mer-
cerized tape; worth IL
i9c ......'.......... llC
Womens regular and extra
size Swiss ribbed vests, low
neck and sleeveless; low neck
special spec si''' .... '.',,''' lZH2c
Women's black gauze Isle
hose; wide double garter top
s6s, snd dosSis .ossisI heel "d12A2c
Children's fine ribbed hose;
black and tan; double knee,
heel and toe; worth -
loC ............ - II ~
Children's socks with fancy
tops; sizes 5 to 8 l-2 10 1-2c
Evening journal., 1911-06-13
S1.5O KimOnOS, CSC

Long kimonos made of Lawn
in beautiful floral designs;
trimmed with plain border;
Empire back and "a 0Oo
sleeves; S1.50 value e.. OON
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1911-01-21
MuertO ACcIdenlalmenle en-
POhiI Park.

De Pofill Park, eondsdo de C1lf4x,
~ recibio en ests al domingo nor Ia
msil4uA Ia irf4usta nueva de la muer
t. de Henry TrujilIp, ocurrida acci
dentalment,, en- I'll rtferido lugar de
p nil Pork, el sahado pOr In noche.
Trujiio, que era un residente de Z
SapeIl0, cerc4 de Las Vegas, tstaba
empIeado en- el trabsjQ de c0rtar dur.
mientes lie ferrocarril. FL sabadO
por a mafiaua, seg1u Ia information
que 81 tiene, ely utT0s c. cempsflerus
suyos ne trabrJo jugaban rodrutus DE
Ia iumbre Y a un0 de ellos que trafs
un arma de fuego sc ie disparo uu
tiro DE- esta accidsntslmente. El pro.
yeetl del arms disparada fue a ella.
varse en- ell cuerpo de Truiillo v Ia
herids que lie hizo le produjo la muer
t. cast EN- ii acto, seg0u 10 que 81 ha
potiio saber.
El cuerpo del flnado despues de
emha'samado fue pursto en- un treu
de fe rocarriI y trai1o aqui a Las
Vegas ~ Iune4 q las de la tarde,
dundp fue entregado q su psdrs, ARTS.
tico TrujiIlo va su tfo Julian Truji-
ll0, quienes act0 continue So 10 lleva
ron para FL SapelIo para allf darle
sepu tura
HAIRY tenf4 cosa de veinte aiN 8 ie
eda y Dosotrt hondsmente simpsti'
z4mos con gus patres, Don Aristlco y
Donr Petra a de Trullll, a qulenrr
dej4 lorAni0io siu consnelo,
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1911-01-21
InVeRtO para LOCaIilar TsSOrOS.

Dicen los disrios de Albuquerque
que uu muchacho de aquells locali-
dad que responde al nombre de Mau.
rlcio Garcia, IIamsdo alguDss veces,
Maurice Hudson, he perfeccionado
un invento, una maquina psra locali-
Ear tesoros.
La maquina fue ensayada en- San
Marcos, 4 siete millas de CerrilIos,
donds 20 dice que, cerca de la igle'
sIs, hay enterrado un tesoro deIado
alli poE los Espsholes. In msquina
no lncsIi10 el tesorO, pero se dice qDe
localiz6 el yacimlento de vaIlUs0s mi
nersles en- VI lDgsr. IN lns cuales VS.
50 hs principiado hscsr trsbsjoi
Garcia Hudson, dicen los peri6dI.
cos que tiene segurlfad sh.Oluta que
sn iuventU dara los resnltsdos apete
cldnE, de podef l0caliEar tesoroi
dvp1s IOp hubssre'
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1911-01-21
InCendiO en- Chilli.

Por uno de nuestros capIes vemos
que el comercio del seior A Sslas,
fue destruldopor un incendio, en- Chi
lii, condado de BernaliIlo, el msrtes
de esta semana por Ia noche. FL se
flor Salas y famila Sc susentaron de
la casa para ir un bale Y delaron
eueendida una lampara. Durante su
ausenCla Sc lie prendio fuego a la cRsa
yse cree que fue causado por la vol
csda de Ia lampsrs 10 cual Green que
fue hech0 por el cato de la casa.
Fl st1or Salas tenfa un surtido de
mereancfas de cosa de dieE mil pesos
y'sn perdlda es Cast total porque era
poca la suma go que ienia asegurada
su casa Y surtido contra incendios.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1911-01-21
ExpreSIOneS de Gralllud.

Muy estimados sefiores de LA Voz
DEL PUEBLO, sirvsuse insertar en-
las apreciables columnas de su acre.
ditadO semanario nuestras mas ex.
1resivas gracias a las sociedades de
Nuestro Padre Jesus, del Sagrado
Corazon y de las Carmelitas como
temblen a tocas Rquellas personas
que con tan buena voluntad v mobiles
sentimientos so unieron con nosotros
en- puestro acerbo doIor para ayudar.
nos q sentir la triste despedida de
nuestra tinada madre. Nos halIsmos
sumamente agradeeidos y sentim0s
no poder halIar mas expresIones Dc.
m expresar nnestra snma gratitud d
cuantos nos acompafiaron tanto en-
nuestr0 pesar como on los funerales de
nuestra querida fallecIda.
Antonio Lucero y Jlr0n
y Hermanos.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1911-01-21
NUM-. ST
TERRIBLE CATASTROFE EN- FL
CONDADO De GRANT.
TOda una FamiIla Mexicana Nue.
rem AplaStadOS pOr elDerrUm-
be del TechO Y Paroles
de una Casa.

Silver City, Nuevo Mexico, Enero
16.-Un terrible accidente en- ell cual
Sc perdleron seis vidas, ocurri0 en- 10
que es conocido como ell cafi6n de San
Juan, en- Ia parte oriental del conda.
do de Grant, el jueves ante. pasado
por Ia noche. La casa de adohes en-
Ia cua Franciscn Cshaller0 Y su ia.
militia vivian So derrumb6 durante la
nOche, aplastando Y mstando en- el
acto Caballero, su esposa y tres ui.
nos. III cuart0 niflo mnri0 Ell vier.
mes en- Ia msfiana corto tempo des-
pues de haber sidO rescatado. La ca.
sa era de un cuarto, hecla de adobts
y piedras, con ell techo razn eonstrui.
DO de vigas y TERRA sobre las mis-
mas. la e-tructura fue debilitada
por las recientes luvias Y el lueves
por Ia noche (ie Ia semana pasada) el
techo y las paredes se desplomaron
sobre Ia familia en- el momento que
tndos dormfan. La catastrofe fue
descnbiertR el viernes en- Ia mafiana
a ana bora muy trempraua Y el tra-
bsj . enceminado sscsr los cuerpos
de los escombros se comenz0 al ins.
tante. Los cueTpos fupr0n descubier.
tos sin mueha dllaeion y nj hacerlo sc
halo que tndos los miembros de la
tamilla estahan mueftog salvo el nifio
mas pequefio. Este todavia ensefia.
be seEales de vida. Acto continue
SO hizo todo 10 possible para hacerlo
vivir pero todo esfuerzo f0e inutil v
81 infeliz nino falleci0 unas horas des.
pue4 de haher sido sacado de 50 en-.
tierso, La fAmilla CabaIlero doFmfa
an camas tendidas en- Il sueln era
evidente que todos dormian profun.
dameuta cuando SO les cayeron enci.
na el tech0 y las paroles. CaballeFo
tenia cosa de treiots y cinc0 sfins de
edad y 'od0s sus nifios eran peQus zoe,
Los cneTpos de Ia infortunada famill0
fderun sepultadus ell domingo en- Ell
Pante0n de San Juan. Ell unico
Iiirtnbro de- IL familIa que escape de
Ia catastrofs fue la abueia del padre
de 10 famllia. Para su buena suerte
ella sc habfa lido a pasar esa noche en-
Ia casa de un vecinO. La ahueIa se
dice que tiene Glen afios de edad. 81
lugar donde ocurri0 este aceldente
esta como A tres millas de dletancia
de IA estafeta de Sherman. Lo pri.
nero que Sc supo en- Silver City de
% catGstrofa fu6 el 10 en- Ia malta
ma cuandO fae Allf IN naripnfn da Ia
infortunada famllia.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1911-01-21
LA REVOLUCI0N MEXICANA.
La Gacela de GuadalaIara Afr.
ma que la ReVOIuCiOn eSta
cast TeTmiRada.

In OPT ion genera, en- vista de lo-
herho- oeurridos d tlmaule' t.. ~ Iup
In revoInci0n ertt pr0xim. a su fia. v
qup la de-m, raiiE,cl n reina eutrp lus
revuluciunarios, al v-r lue Il NOW
miento no tenia Ia extension que elio-
esprfaban.
Crerse asf en- vita d. lua los I'd
cleos revoluciO1arios prlneipaie4 NJ
han opue-to resistenca a guna d ia
tropas en su Avance, aino que ~ hag.
'iimitado q retirarss al conocer que 81
aeercaban las tropas.
Algo extrsfa es esta m4nera de
0brar, que pudi-ra temerse tambien
como estrategia para fsrtIflcarse pa
IA iniciar nn nnevo p an lie ata lu-,
ppr0 no ~ cree asf eL vista dp lts
II furmes que ~ recib"n y tni nd
Ell cuenta las seflales de uesmOrH,lza
ci0n Observadas en- It's slzadns en ar.
mas que ya c0ml.z zsn rendirse.
C0nhrma esta 0plnl0n lus inf ,rmes
iup ia En- bnjaha ~ O' Estsdos Uni
- = IN " h0AhAhiti u'AlAINiui nAC IL
gobierno y rn los lue cUnsiders que
Ia revuuei0n esta reament.- V neii4
y no tardaran en de-aparecer ms d
timus -fntnDas.
La apart i0n de pequtilas larti iss
en- diferentps rumno-, no tiene gran
-ignif,aci0n, pues ~ hs vlstO que 80
resisten el primer btique de las fuer
zts f-derales.
Mientras tanto, el gobiernO sigur
numeutandO las fuerzus en- las uas
Iue 81 COnrideran lnseguras, y vigi
ando para reprimir en- los plmeros
momentos cualquier mOvimieuto que
se prOduzca.
El avance dtfinitlvo que para ~
t. semaDa emprenberan quiza iar
fuerzas f-dera,es IN Chihuahua, de
termlnara cuAl 90 81 verdadarO gradu
De reslstencia que pueda presentar In
revoluci0n.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1911-01-21
RendiCl0n de ReVOIucIOnarIOS
en- BalOpilaS.

s. hallun informaius nuestros lee.
torres de Ia OcUpHclon de Bstopiias
por as fuerzas del gObierno nj man
do del Tenlente Corontl ReInald,
Dinz, qulen despue. de librAr slgu.
uOs combates en- el canine, ss p0sp
-lon0 de ia poDIaciou sin que en- ella
fdeFn puesta rpslstencia.
POGO dtspues De la Ocupaci0n de
BatOpilas rrclbi0 el Teniente C0ru
mel Dfaz Una esrta del cabpciis
Apaour RJdligu Squien Ofrpcfa ore
entars- y renilrss en Gomp MIA t..
burn ID nero ne alznius, GIu TAI tut
20 les ggrantiZara Ia via.
An dfa n cAnecilH que Il ~ habi,
evantad0 on nrmas 10 habia he. hO
-ngnflsdn, pues 81 IL hiz0 Greer Que
toda IN II p1Dlica ~ enc ntraba ~
c0uhagracloD, perO en- vita de que
undA IN clio ers ciertO, sipO que ~
la Repnb lea domiDah4 Ia tran luii-
daJ, depOuia las armA5 como lu hu
cfsn los hc;ubres que 70 8 guian y qu,
81 halSbAn dIspu-stO, q vulver a sus
c sss y a su trsbaj0, 0lvi1ando In
aventuFa emprendida.
HsDiendosele pr metldn nl csbe.
cillu que ~ reepetsria IL vida de lns
que ~ presentaran, rludlefOuss ~
t-ttA y clnco b ,mhres, lbs cuules e1.
trpgarOn 10 carabina-, ~ pi-t,das,
4 900 cartuch sy 1900 pesos en- efeo-
tIvu.
Eu vista de las protestas que hIcie.
ron los presentes y de sCuerdo con
lss autorldades superlores, el Tenien
II Coronel Diss, maudo pOner en- II.
bsrtad A t0dOs lOs indlvidu's que for
nabnn Ia partida, exceptO vi csb-ci-
liz Roirfguez y usr0s signi6eados q
revouciouarioa a 4ulenes % cI'nsbrv0
detpnidoH.
Han sido estos los pfimtros fevo,
lurbnarlOs que A. han rendido a Las
fuprS.s fsferales. UltlmAmente r.
hablaba tamhien de que otfs partida
de- mas de velnte hombres W h bta
Fewptsap Y F=sSaal!ssss 4 etal'"
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1911-01-21
LAS COhSPIRACIONES DE Ia GAVlLLA
StRAh EKPUESTAS ANTE Fl CONGRE.
SO FEDERAL.
Ia ElscCIOn no Sera sl fin Dc Ia prsssH,
10 Iucha

Vista Ia disposition de una enorme
nsyoris del pueblo en- rechszsr h
prOpuesta constitution, Ia gavil.s
coupuerta de los iptpreseS e4peciales
y eaci tues poitlc0s ha tornado Va
rios planes y co"Juraciones psra I'm
pedir qUe el puebIo, IN ell ejerclci
lie sus derechos y suberaDip, derrO-
n In constitution.
Una DE 1875 co'juacionps, COMO ~
vera en 0tra pnrte lie estr n1mero
d- La Voc, foe Ia de impedir qus az
imprimleran y clrcularau bnltte
''c0ntrA 10 constitution Cuando
s-ts conjurAciop fue descubIerts, VI.
Fius de los escribanos De condado se
asustaron y no llevaron a cabo Ia
coneplracl6n, pero iugaron otro plan
cast tan efsctivo, que foe IL deten-
cion de los hOletot contra Ia constIts
ci6n hssta sl tliimo nament0. Pero
M faltar0n escrlhAnoa que, desnan
DO Ia ley y Ia decehuia, llevar0n q
ef-cto la e0napirscioD, FL ,Tribuna
UitIsen de aver tehia ipIormacidb ~
efe 10 que en- Santa ige, no hAhia
sido possible nblauuf espe hnls'f
" nlona lTVhsi ~ has
OoiIsA b'ls , c0ndadO IL
q ~ "a dpspacho toll f0nlcS
% que ei esrrlbsn0 rhusahi
WwplElegnnts eptRgsv bQlR,Cs e7p
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1911-01-21

FL periodIco The Fort Sumner Re-
view en- su entregA del IA del coFrien-
To ms dice que sabe de buena tlnta
que Ia sgrimensura de Ia proyectada
linea ierrea de Ia compsiiia del San
tn re entire Fort Sumner y Las We.
gas he sido acabada y que sabe ade-
mas que es mas que probable que la
referida compafiia aceptara esa agri-
mensura y que cusnto antes comen.
cara Ia construction del camino. Es
to, 81 resultare tal como cree el cole
ga, vendra 4 ser de immense benehclo
para Las Vegas y Fort Sumner. Es
peramos slneeraments 90 realize.