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La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1912-05-31
PERO GRULLO
EN- SANTA EE
Tercera Carta

Hoy me veo precisado a hacer la
humillante confession de que mi
ambici6n y aspiraciones estan en-
riesgo de convertirse en- un hume,
viento Y NADIA mas. Las alegres an
ticipaciones con que vine d la an.
tigua capital del nuevo estado de
Nuevo Mexico han cedido el lugar
a Ia negra tristeza del desengano.
POGO POGO me yoy convenciendo
de que la amistad va no exiate, las
promesas NADIA valen y los servicios
no Sc recompensan nj Sc agradecen.
Ejemplo viyo y palpitante de todo
ESQ soy yo, que con mi larga sx-
istencia y reconocida capscidad me
veo expuesto a todos los vien
tos de la adversidad y no encuentro
un partidario que me favorszca nj
un politico que me de abrigo. al
principle cref, al escuchsr la melo.
sa y altisonante platica de los ca
becillas Democrats que estos era1
los hombres desinteresados por ex
celencia y los que siempre estaban
dispuestos a extender una mano
amiga a los necesitados, pero muy
presto me convenci de que en- ESQ
de aspirantes J ambicioscs dan la
pinta y raya a sus contrarios, y
que su tan decantado patriotiamo
consiste en- que cada uno cuida
del ndmero uno y no le importa
quien SO quede atras-
Con estas experiencias he que.
dado convencido de que estos
Ap6stoles de la Reforma no son ST.
no Gambucinos de su propio inte
res que Sc cubren con la capa de la
hipocresia para encubrir sua planes
y perversas pretensiones. Lo que
dicen y predican de que son mejo.
res que los Republicanos no es otra
cosa que fngimiento para echar
terra en- los ojos q los simples y
POGO avisados. All principle dea
lumbran a uno con las alabanzas
que entonan acerca de sus virtudes
y meritos espdrios, pero bien pres
to SO echa de YER con la intimidad
del trato que no son otra cosa que
"Calandrias Bailonas" que andan
aiempre en- busca de guajes para
nadar. Sc dira que me expreso con
smargura y que sin duda me sien
to agraviado, y no SO equivocan los
que tai cream, puvs teDgo sobrado
motive para estar resentido por 81
modo en- que me trataron los De
m6cratas on su titulads convenci6n
de Clovis, a la que 20 por mis- pc
cados Y mala ventura fui uuo de
los que asistieron. Fui ALA indu
cido por la tirme y espontanea pro.
mesa que SO me hizo de queyo seria
uno de los delegados nombrados
para la convention de Baltimore, Y
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1912-05-31

los eligieron, estau hacienda 81 pa
pel de Coriolano, 81 guerrero de
Roma, que por agraviOs persOnaIes
y por ambicion burlada, Sc paso al
campamento de los Volsos, los ene-
migos de los romanos, y es proba-
BILE que cuando va no necesite de
sus servicios el partido que los es
ia usando y utilizando ahora, los
despida con csjas destempIadas
pues para casos semelantes ahf es.
Is el refrain que dice: "Aunque la
traici6n aplace, el traidor SO abo-
rrece."
Tarea que Sc va Designar
Durante los siete meses que du-
rara el receso legislative desde 81
mes que extra hasta que Sc vuelva
4 reunir la asamblea en- Enero del
sno que viene, la comision do los
Treinta nombrada por el presiden
to de la Camara h. +. Baca Sc ocu-
para en- 81 negocio de inveatigar las
instituciones de estado, tanto edu-
cacionaIes como de otro genero
que son sostenidas con dineros pd
blicos. Asi mismo, haran las ye-
ces de gran jurados investigando
el manejo, las cuentas y los libros
de los ohciales de condado de todOs
grades y categorias, extendiendose
a investigation a los asuntos f.
nancieros de cada condado con el
fin de dar informs sobre los result
tados de su investigation q Ia "a.
mara cuando So reuna otra vez.
Ell CORRESPONSAL
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1912-05-31
corte de Dlstrito
PROCEDIMIENTOS DE LOS
8ULTIMOS TRES DIAS DE
ESTE ALTO TRIBUNAL

Gerson (iusdorf VS.. Fredolin
Vigil, juicio fu6 dado para que 81
acsor recobre del acusado la suma
do S269.48 que debe, mas $4,000
de los costos del abogado y el IL
por eiento de interes on el dinero
debido hasta que de un modo i
otFo sea pagada.
Mary Margaret Young VS.. l.
M. Woodman ct al, apelacion a Ia
Ccgte Suprema fue concedida por
la eorte.
-Territorio de Nuevo Mexico
vs. Higinio Sanchez, ct al. fu6 or
deuado por la corte de que esta eau
sa fuese sacada del docket de esta
corte con permiso de reinstalarla
en- todO tempo.
Territorio y Cuerpo de Comi-
sionados del condado de Taos VS.,
Higinio Sanchez, fue sacada del
docket de esta corte con permiso
de Feinstalarla.
En- el reasignamiento de Juan
Santistevan VS.. Arthur r. Manly.
Esta causa vino para DIR la aplica.
ci6u de VIM. M. Frayne, para que
la corte le ijara su recornpensaci6n
como arbitro en- ciertos pleitos
La corte ordeno de pagarsele q Mr.
Frayne por sus servicios, $4,000
de ser pagados de los fondos que
esJse 81 nanos del asignado Man.
by Z del secretario de ests corte.
-Higinio Sanchez VS.. Juan San,
tistevan, tambien fue quitada de-
docket con permiso de volverla re-
instalar,
-Territorio VS.. Higinio Sanchez
tambien fu6 quitada del docket cor
permiso de reinstalarla.
Elizabeth F. Joseph VS.. Jose
Leon Sisneros y otros, fu6 ordena'
do por la corte que Anna M. Lee
son es Y sera designada como ex'
aminadora con poder para sdmi'
nistrar el juramento a todos los
testigos que aparezcan en- eata eau
sa Y para Dir y tomar testimoniC
ofrecido por cualquiera de las par.
tes interesadas en- dichs causa y
para dar notisia como es requerido
por ley del tempo y lugar de dar
tai testimonio y hacer y prOtocolar
sd reporte con todo ell testimonio
con el secretario de esta corte.
Manuel T. Padilla vs.. Francisco
M. de Padilla, aplicaci6n por d.
vorcio, fu6 decretado por la corte
dando divorcio absolute a Manuel
7. Padilla.
La corte dio desici6n a favor de
Alex Gusdorf en- la causa de Alex
Gusdorf vs.. Cirila Santiatevan, por
rebeldis.
Alex Gusdorf VS.. Lizardo Guru-
le decision en- favor del actor por
rebeldia.
B. G. Randall, recibidor vs.. Il.
s. Wanamaker, ct al desici6n en-
favor del actor por rebeldia.
La corte Sc prorrog6 hasta la
llamada del Juez, el dia IL de Ma
70 que rige.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1912-05-31
Noticia de la Oficina de
Terrenos
Santa re, Mayo % 1912

Santa Fe, Mayo % 1912
Por 6sta damos aviso. que e mapa su-
Elemental aprobado del Cabildo 25 Nor
to. HiIera 8 al Oriente ensefando los re-
clamos de pequenas tenencias en- las
secciones 2, IL, l3, Ia, "a, 25 y 26 de di
cho cabildo 9 Hilera ha sido protocoladO
en- esta oficina, y las aplicaciones de re.
clamantes por pequefias tenencias para
ser pruebas pueden presentarse ahora.
Manuel r. Otero Registrador
Fred Muller Recibidor
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1912-05-31

Para Estabecer Escuea Industrial de Esado
3ecieese por Ia LegaaFa dol Esado dc Nueyo Mdxicq
Secc6n l. Que por esa esabIecid que
ocada de la plaza Taos condado Taos
Mexico proyyendo que h costo un
echo de sucente para fines dc dcha escnea
que 100 exteno aob la cua la dcha ecuela
Sec Dcha escuea estara bo mando maneo cuerpo
de cnco gene qunes gobernador nombnra por e
senmiento del Senado de pertenecean
msmo patdo poco tempo de nombramento
brados terminus de dos cnco respecva
de dcho cuerpo e nombrado da po mino de amos
tales nombramien hechos cuando Senado
session en consddos
confirmation rejection por e Senado reuna
Sec Ell dho cuepo regntes autozados hac regas
regacnes conducmento rregos de dcha escue de
cua eyes del Estado pero
NADIA SO e evaa aningun eudian po nsruccone de
cualquiera case en- dicha escuela.
Sec La dcha escuea eaa dpues para fin de nstrucco-
ngocios ndustrae para pone esu
dante para negocos adc6n generalmente
dada las ecueas pdbicas h gado de tales escueas
orao tal a~a ahi nara Ia racanc6n ia a.
LIaaidoa
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1912-05-31
Un Purgante PerfectO
Para Gente Mayor

des tonicas que fortalecen el estomogc,
hfgado intestnos, es la Mel de Pepsi
ma del DR.. Caldwell Ia cual miles de
gente mayor usa, a exclusion de to
dos los demas remedies La gente de
confanza como sr. s. W. Hoffman, dc
Askia N NJ, y W. D. Jordan, de Gale
Tina. 7O6 Glenwood Springs, Colo. dicen
""e ellos la toman en- interyalos regula-
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1912-05-31

La edad tiene sus atracciones lomismo
quel juyentud en- una vida serena y quie-
ia. Pero esta vida de descanso sin sufi-
ciente eiercicio es la que trae consigo los
desordenes que nacen dc la ociosidad.
Los principales dc estos son crdnica,
constipation persistence
& da Ia gente mayor son moles
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1912-05-31
No. 22

igualamiento que las requisicionea
para mantener y conducir los nego-
clos de Ia comisi6n dc corporacio-
mes serian como $4,000 por IN
aFo, mientras que este proyecto
provee $4,000 por aoIamente diez
meses y medic.
Soy, caballeros, respectuoaaments
de w.
WILLIAM @. MCDONALD,
Gobernador de Nuevo Mexico
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1912-05-31

en- 81 cosEo oaJlIo que practlcaOe
de 10 mismo.
Sec g. Els por aprOpiada de cualqu fondo
del Edo exceo los fondos pago nee deuda pdbca
uma de ncuena mil pesos 50OOO que gastad por d
dcho uerpo regntes para construction dc ddco
meoa de qupajes para dcha cuyo d
ser rado de la esorera del Eado aduddo para msmo
modo 81 dnero aprOpado para sopOe atlas nsuco
nes de educacon del estado
de Ri Este proyeco de los mas mportantes introduce
dos Ia legalatu de necesdad Esado
de Nueyo Mexico 81 ega ley de las natincones
benecas para pueblo Nuevo Mexico que prOduca
jor resultado para 81 pueblo hispano americana.
SLegara ser ley
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1912-05-31

pdbicodel de Taos halad
uido dlmos e abaroe frasco
reducidos
Abarrotes
zapaea ROpa cabaeo sedas marines sombreros
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1912-05-31
La VOZ DE La CAPITAL

sHabra no Habra Legislaci6n?.-La Responsibilities.
I'm Veto de McDonald.-La Propuesta Feria de
Estado -Censuras PeriOdfSticas. .-FacciOneS en-
Ia Camara. .-El Nuevo sCoriolano.-Tarea que Sc
va Designar
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PrOyecto de Ia Camara
No. 210

INTEoDUcDo SR CoRDoBA MAYO 90 1912 LElDo PRIME
z SEaUNDA Truro; ORDENADo TRADUc1Do I'M
PREso; REEERIDo LA CoAusoN SoBRE EDucAoo0
UNA ACTA
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1912-05-31

Washington st., Monticello, Ill Su NOM
bre y direction en- una tarieta postal se-
rd sufciente.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1912-05-31

CARNICERIA EN- CONECCON En-
constante urdo de Carne Fras de nov
verduras. SOLICITAA1OS TODOS
Pgamo los mejores seas, novos
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1912-05-31

Vendmos mas bao nade Taos nj
bnefc peben
nuestos paroquianos faVOrecen
vengan a Ia Tienda Nueva de HERRURcER KAISER.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1912-05-31

ra tomar que aun funclone sin dar co.
lico.
Ell remedio que LENA todos estos re-
quirimientos, y tiene ademas propieda-
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Santa Fe, N. N. Mayo 27de 1912
sHabra 8 no Habra LesisIaoi6n7
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-26
CALIFORNIA AUTO THIEF
CAPTURED IN NEVADA

A telegraphic hunt for an auto
thief, started at Fresno, California,
a week ago, resulted in the capture
of the fugitive at Battle Mountain.
j. A. McDaniels, formerly of Taft,
California, was placed under arrest
and was held in the county jail
at Winnemucca awaiting extradition.
He Is charged with stealing an auto
mobile at Fresno. 1t Is understood
he is also wanted at Stockton on a
similar charge. He has engaged at
toneys and will fight to prevent his
return to California. At the time
McDaniels was placed under arrest
he was accompanied by his wife.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-26
RAILROAD STAKES
CAUSE WORRY

The people of Loyelock as in Elko
are worried over the survey stakes
the Southern Pacific is putting up on
its right of way. Some of the stakes
are driven almost through the build
ings and should the railroad grab Its
full right of way would make a lot
of trouble for the property owners
1t is hardly likely that the railroad
folks will kick up any trouble, as
the friendship of the people is desir-
ed and many a dollar is earned in
Nevada in the railroad towns. In
many instances the property owners
have pulled up the stakes and heaved
them overheard. Just what Is in the
air Is what is worrying the people
along the main line.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-26
SALT LAKE FIRM
BUYS NEVADA RANCH.

Kimball & Richards, real estate
dealers of Salt Lake, have purchased
the big Godchoux ranch at Winnie
mucca. Nevada.
In the property bought by the
Salt Lake company are approximate
~ $4,000 acres of fertile land, more
than half of which is under irriga-
ton, and all of which Is inelosed
by forty-fve miles of good fence.
Paradise is the nearest settlement
to the big tract, Winnemucca coming
next. Both places are peopled by
prosperous inhabitants, the latter
place being considered one of the
wealthiest towns in the state Of Ne
vada.
Under present plans the purchasers
will hold the tract for Improvement
and for future development as a pos
sible townsite.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-26
CUP WAS NOT A SAFE BANK.

Some sneak thief who was wise
enough to know the habits of woman
kind in keeping their money in the
sugar bowl or a cup on the cupboard
stole $50 belonging to Miss Pauline
Wuertele, the postoffice clerk at Win
nemucca, and got away with the mon
ey. A day or two after the theft oc-
Cured the authorities were notified
and a search was commenced for the
party who was suspected, but he had
left town and up to the present time
has not been located. Miss Wuertele
had placed the money in a cup in the
kitchen at her parents home. 1t is
presumed that some one standing in
the rear of the store looked through
the open door and saw the money
placed in the cup, and then entered
the kitchen and took the money
while Mrs. Whertele was in the
cellar.
Suspicioun points TO a young beet
black known as Joe" as the guilty
party. He was located in Winnemuc-
ca about a year and last year left
here and returned a few weeks ago.
He has been a sort of privileged
character around Charles Wuertele's
store and had been in the residence,
adjoining the store very often. The
boy is about Is or L years old. He
bought a ticket for Doyle and that is
the last seen of him. 1t is believed
he was bound for the new camp of
High Grade. Humboldt Star.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-26
crccENHEIM INTERESTS MAY
INCREASE DIVIDENDS

The directors of the Guggenhelm
Exploration company meet carry
next month, and it is likely they VIII
Mace the stock on a twelve per cent
ner annum basis. Last year the cor
~poration earned III per cent on its
stock. and its earnings now, on the
improved position of the selling price
of copper are considerably larger.
Guggenheim Exploration Is the
owner of approximately 40o,Ooo
shares of Utah Copper stock. mel
gives 1t an equity of about twenty
five per cent in the latter company's
earnings. Utah Copper on 16 LIZ cent
metal Is earnig about SO a share PER
annum, or a total of s14,175,0O o
After Utah's dividend, which calls
for s~4.725,00O and of which the Ex-
ploration company receives approx
mately $1,200,000 the Exploration
company has an equity in the balance
of Utar earning. Utah Copper Is
not contemplating an increase In diyi-
dends at the present time.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-26
NEVADA CONVICTS TO
RESUME ROAD WORE

At a conference between the eom.
missioners of Washoe county and
the members of the state prism
board, it was decided Monday. tha,
the convict work on the roads he.
tween Reno and Carson would be "a.
sumed after June l.. Just how manv
prisoners would be put back II
work was not indicated, but 1t an.
pears that a smaller number will hs
used than formerly. With the an.
nouncement came the indication BY
the Washoe commissioners that when
the men were put to work, the bills
owing by the county. amounting to
about 1920, would be paid over 10
the prison board.
The proposed return of the con.
victs to road work will be the first
resumption of the practice since the
change in the wardenship and the
members of the prison board indj.
Gated definitely Monday their Inten.
ton to resume the practice. The
honor system was not discussed and
1t is not known whether the prison.
ers will be again set at large on their
honor or whether they will be guard.
ed without any pledge on their par
as to whether they will attempt 10
escape.
The contract made by the commits.
sioners for road work provided for
putting the entire road between
Reno and Carson In condition. The
county was TO pay 81 per day and the
state was to furnish the commissay
and the teams and all machinery.
Under this arrangement the state
fund has been considerably depleted
and the prison board became anxious
as to the payments due from WashOe
county. When the work was abruptly
stopped the county commissioners re-
fused to pay the bills. because they
feared that II IL was not completed
the county might be compelled to
complete the work. They according.
ly held up about 1920 In pay
ments.
The members of the prison board
who attended the meeting. were Gov
ernor eddie and Secretary OF State
Brodigan. Warden Cowing was also
In attendance. II developed that
there are now about 100 conyicts
from which to pick for road work.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-26
RENO AUTOISTS WRECKED"
Ia THE DESERT.

According to reports from a vera
cious source, Vernon Truxton
speedy Damon nearly persisted
on the desert, or felt like perishing.
several nights ago, says the Reno
Gazette.
In company with his uncle, Walter
Warren, Wesley Taylor and a lady
whose name is not given, both of the
latter being eastern magazine writer's
he set forth in an auto to spend a
few days at his uncle's ranch.
While crossing Smith velley in the
evening, at a point far removed from
the nearest settler, an obstacle was
encountered and two springs and an
axle were broken.
Mr.. Warran and the lady set forth
afoot for help, while the others de-
termined to spend the chilly night as
comfortably as possible. There were
no extra coats on the car, so they
searched through the baggage, but
the only thing they could find to re-
lieve their shivering bodies was a
fluffy something that Speed imagines
must have been a feminine robe de
mutt.
Next morning Mr.. Warren arrived
with a farmer and a pair of mules
and the car was towed to where re-
pairs could be made. The lady did
not rejoin the party.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-26
SAFETY PIN WAS
FALSE TO CHARGE.

Mrs. Chas. Baranda, of Bakers
field, reposed faith in a safety pin
Monday, and as a consequence Is
mourning the loss of $17S5, all on &C
count of a defective pin, which re-
fused to work and allowed a huge
roll of greenbacks to fall to the street
unnoticed by the owner, says the Ne
vada State Journal.
Mr. and Mrs. Baranda arrived in
Reno, from Bakersfield last week and
secured apartments at the Golden
Eagle hotel. Saturday Mrs. Baranda
cashed a money order at the Wells
Fargo Office and secured in lieu of the
certificate, s17S5 in currency. The
currency was in two bills for $500,
seven 500 bills and sS5 in smaller
bills. The money was placed in the
hotel safe as it was after banking
hours.
Monday morning Mrs. Baranda
secured the money from the safe.
placed 1t in a small bag which she
pinned beneath her skirt. She then
visited the p~ostoffice. a department
store and a cafe where she breakfast
ed. When the banks opened at 10
O'Clock she visited n of the local
institutions and made arrangements
for depositing the s17s5. She reach
ed for the bag containing the cur
reney and discovered that it was
missing. She gave a h~ysterical
scream and started to faint. How
ever, she promptly recovered her
composure and started out to cover
the trail she had left during the
morning.
The search was fruitless and later
in the day the woman appealed to
Chief of Police Hillhouse for aid in
recovering the money. The police
chief communicated the loss to the
members of his department, but no
information could be secured as to
the fate of the bag containing the
small fortune in government cur-
rency.
Mrs. Baranda offered a reward of
$500 for the return of the money.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-26
$. p. RAILROAD INSTITUTES
BOARD OF INQUIRY

Boards of Inquiry will hereafter
be convened to ascertain the cause
and fix the responsibility, where such
immediate cause is not clearly mani
fest, for all accidents on the South
ern Pacific, according to information
made public in the general offices OF
TIE Southern Pacific at San Fran
o. Full publicity as to the find
ings of such inquiry board will also
be given.
This is a new move on the part of
the Southern Pacific and is in line
with its policy of full publicity for
accidents adopted several years ago.
Following an accident that is not OF
minor consequence the ranking Of
fetal on the division on which the ac-
cident occurs, shall convene the
board, which board shall comprise
two disinterested persons not con-
nected with the railroad, and the
division officers representing the OPP
Grating, mechanical and engineering
departments. The board must visit
the scene of the accident and must
take the testimony of employees and
eye-witnesses, persisting in the in
vestigation until the causes are de-
termined. Should a division board
of inquiry fail to reach a conclusion
a second board comprising higher Of
ieials shall be convened and if the
findings of the second board be not
conclusive the general manager will
convene a third board.
The instructions to officers who
shall convene inquiry boards state
specifically that the responsibility
must be fixed regardless of individ-
uals or interests affected. The find
ing must be turned over to the gen.
eral manager and from the latter's
Office to the press. Prominent bust
ness men from the neighborhood In
which an accident may occur usually
sit as members of such boards and
Of several inquiries already held
the findings of these boards have all
been unanimous.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-26

II is the ignorant man who is most
dangerous; he is the man who doesn't
know that he can't afford a dirty dol
lar or a dirty trick.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-26

Some men will never lean except
when taught by a policeman.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-26

Only a Shade Above the Street.
No matter how high an awning
may be suspended, It is only a shade
above the street.