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the orient In Japan 1t Is converted into
a light carriage which is drawn by a
servant. This is a much more pleasant
task for the burden bearer, as the We
hicles are light and provided with wheels
which bear the weight. 1t is a common
thing for the women of the higher classes
of Japan to take journeys of this charac-
ter on pleasant afternoons.
Among savages the men show their su-
periortty by requiring their wives to do
the work while they sit about in idleness.
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vice, Hinnissy. whin this struggle
began had a mind to offer me frindly
counsel as q man iv expeeryence. Ye
know that many years ago whin l
was in pol1yticks occupied an OFF,
cial position with tn centhral comfy
iv our own gloryous party. Me jooty
was to stand outside an take care iv
tn contestin' dillygates whin they
come out afthsr respectfully presintin'
their pettyshun. TIL ordher iv pro-
oedure was first to throw out tn con-
testin' dillygate. thin his hat. thin his
contest Me Uncle Mike was chairman
iv tn comfy. an he wud come to tn
window in Finucanss hall an call
cut: tn comfy has decided advarse
to Owgoost Schmitt iv tn Sixth pre-
cint Here he comes. boys. Catch
him. So whin tn republicans begun
to adopt our nne old dimmycratic
system. thinks to meself: They need
help firm wan who knows tn game.
They're not accustomed to this kind
iv wurruk. They'll be as foolish as
a team Of Baptist ministhers thryin' to
play Gaelic fut ball. I'll put on me hat
an 20 over an INSTRUCT thin In tn
rudymints.' But be hivins, whin
wint down to tn republican naytional
comfy an see their magnificent
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nor is any pity taken on the girl slave
who stumbles beneath the weight Of Ter
pack. The population Of India Is SO
dense that one does not dare to shirk his
work or to faint by the wayside, lest
his livelihood be taken away from him
and given to another physically capable
OF performing the duties assigned to him.
And SO these slave girls work with loads
upon their backs which would be consid-
cred heavy for an ordinary man.
II girl were to walk through the
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wash'nton an Alexander Hamilton to
Bill Barnes or march on to higher an
betther ideels undher Bill Finn, or
both
There's wan fine thing about tn
convintion. Hinnissy. It's goin' to be
grand fr tn south. There will be
more money In tn sunny southland
this winter thin has been there since
tn battle iv Bulls Run. I ixpict to
read in tn pa-pares next New Years
day: Although tn cotton crop was
not up to tn av'rage. tobacco was kill
ed be blightin' frosts. an tn mint was
pale in color an infeeryer In flavor,
all tn losses were made up be tn
great demand an excellent market rr
colored dillygates. A community with
wan di1lygate injyed unexampled
prosperity. while a county with two
or more was raised to afiooence.' Ye
see, tbs this way: TIL republicans
says to tn south. 'Ye must give our
brunette ow-citizen vote All
right says tn la-ads down south,
'we'll do so. We won't let thin vote
down here onless they want to jine
in bonfire on iliction night But we'll
see that they have aven gr-reater
rights than we have. Wen let thin
vote at ye'er convintions.' says they.
"'Twas a masther sthroke I run
acrost an old frind on tn sthreet yis-
terdah. His name is Zeke Gubbins. an
he was wan iv tn hayroes who jined
tn ARMY iv occupation afther tn
war. He wint in as a private with
tn title iv gauger an come out as a
colonel an COLLECTOR fv customs. He
done his jooty well in layin' waste tn
inimy's country. but whin tn sojers
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dint Fairbanks. Sinitor Dixon, an
Nicholas Murray Butler. He held good
hands, but was defeated.
4 y
"Am / goin' to tn convintion? What
a question to ask a spoortin' charakter.
If a fellow was to come to ye an
say: Here's a free ticket fr a COM
bynation iv tn Chicago fire, Saint
Partholomew's massacre, the battle Nv
tn Boyne, tn life iv Jesse James, an
tn night iv tn big wind. an all tn
victims will be ye'er traditional
inimies.' wud We take 1t or wud We
not? Ye bet I'm goin.' I have a frind
On tn dure He was too important a
man to be a dillygate at large, SO
they made him a ticket chopper. an
he's goin' to pass me in. TIL get a
seat somewhere that I can see tn
struggle rr human rights goin' on.
but fur enough away so I won't be
splashed.
Nv course I'm goin! haven't
missed q riot in this neighborhood in
forty years. an on1ess I'm deceived
be tn venal republican press this wan
will rejoice tn heart, as Hogan says.
But I won't go as a republican. I'm
a hardy man. but II amy wan comes
up to me an begins Fellow republican
I'll cry out: Take ye're hand of yeer
gun. Ye have nawthin' agin me- I'm
a dimmycrat' / on'y wish me Uncle
Evening star., 1912-06-16

Everybody has seen pictures OF the In
dian papoose and laughed at the queer
little figure strapped to its mothers back
in its unique bed But this is one OF the
safest methods of carrying a young child
The person who bears burdens upon his
head. back or shoulders usually bears the
stamp of his occupation in his carriage.
Those who are trained from youth in
head balancing acquire a straightness OF
figure and elegance of carriage that
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Mr.. Dooley, "in a
few more days us
dimmycrats will
know tn worst
until our own
convintion meets.
Firm FAR an near
republicans have
gathered in our
hospital city to
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But water IL not the only necessity
that is carried in this manner. Bags of
potatoes, tea, coffee, flowers and fruits
are often seen thus adjoining the heads Of
savages, nor do they seem to be at all
overburdened by their weight.
But though carrying on the head Is the
most spectacular OF burden-bear1ng de-
vices, there are others which require
equal skill and which are equally tire
some, because Of the abuse to which they
are put. BY using the back and neck for
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BEARERS

stfnct and so is held I'm position. The
Australians Carpentaria gulf carry
their babes under the arm in a trough Of
bark with string under the center and
over the shoulder. the arm pressing IL on
the outer side to keep 1t close. The New
Guiana baby is carried I'm a net suspend
ed to the mothers neck and dangling low
down in front of her.
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carrying purposes, man Is converted into
a veritable beast of burden. The type
of burden bearing Of this character most
familiar to Americans is the tramp on
the road with his few belongings attached
to the end of a long stick resting on his
shoulders and grasped by his hands.
Another Illustration is the italian organ
grinder. who with his music and his
monkey makes glad the hearts of city
children. He carries his organ by means
Of a stout leather band which Is worn over
one shoulder and under the other. The
monkey Is carried either upon his mas
ter's organ or perched upon his shoulder.
The combined weight of the hand organ
and the monkey makes no mean load, yet
such packs are borne from early morning
until night.
Another packing device popular among
savages is very similar to the hod used
by bricklayers in this country. The con-
tanning portion OF this carrier is a basket
attached to a pole which rests upon the
shoulder and is grasped by the hands.
These baskets are piled high and heavy
loads may be carried. This style of hod
has wide variety of uses. and may serve
for marketing. gathering wood or carry
ing grains
But the back. and not the neck or
shoulder. bears the heaviest Of the bur-
dens. Loads Of almost incredible mag
nitude and weight are borne on the
back suspended by ropes or leather bands
passing either about the forehead. about
the shoulders. or both. Mexican water
peddlers carry on their backs enormous
jars which derive their shape not from
the imitation Of q natural object but
from the use to which they are put. They
are long, fit the back. and are carried
by means of q band across the forehead
to enable the bearer to empty the liquid
by bending his back.
throughout Europe market women sell
their wares from baskets attached to
their backs In a similar manner Bur-
dens which to the American woman
would seem unbearable are borne by
these market women with comparative
ease.
The German carrying basket Is q model
OF convenience. It exists in many ma
terials. sizes and degrees Of finish and
1t varies somewhat in form according to
special functions. But all OF them are
practically knapsacks. The side Of the
basket next to the carriers back Is some
what fat. The straps for the shoulders
are attached near the top OF the appara-
tus, and each has loop or eyelet at tre
bottom to fit over the ends OF the srame
sticks which project downward below the
basket to receive them.
These loops and projections are OF the
greatest possible convenience for the car
rier does not have to rise painfully with
her load. She sets 1t upon any accessible
rock or table, turns her back 70 It, brings
the straps over her shoulders and but
tons the eyelets over the projections at
the bottom Of tho basket. She has moth
ing more to do than to bend her back.
adjust herself to the load and walk or.
This same style Of basket carrying Tre-
walls throughout Asia, Africa, South
America and the South Sea Islands.
Among the tea fields OF Assam hun
dreds Of girls may be seen picking the
leaves from the bushes and throwing
them into large baskets borne on thar
backs. These baskets. though Wide and
deep ars piled eull bs1oro4belng empcsd.
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left tn close season was up on him.
Wan day he led a party iv pathrites
to seize tn statehouse. but whin tn
nilishy fired salvo iv artillery at him
he quit public life an enthered busi-
ness as manager iv' tn customers
Office f'r a crap game. 1 have heerd
he was in poor circumstances. so whin
! see him comm says 1 to mesilf:
Here's where I pretind to've met with
business revarses.' But. 10 an be-
holdi whin he come near / see that
he was dhressed like a weddin' guest
an wore a dimon in his shirt front
that wud put out tn eye iv a railroad
fireman.
"Wen,' says /. 'ye're lookin' fine
says. I've had a good year says he.
fiickin' tn ashes iv his see-gar of on
an fmrald ring. Tn a southren plant
err he says. What dye raiser says L
'CottonT There's nawthfn' in cotton
he says. It's SPECULATION pure an
simple. No; I'm heavily interested in
colored dillygates to tn con-vintion
It's been a most forchnit year rr us
We've had three crops-wan at tn
prim'ries. wan at tn meetin' iv tn
comfy. an tn third will be ripe about
Choosday.' he says. Where is ye'er
plantation says L In a hotel on
State sthreet,' he says with a hearty
laugh. I've got three iv thin planted
there now he says. An he give me a
seegar so valyable that i pawned it"
WELL" said Mr.. Hennessy, "us Dim
mycrats ought to profit by their mis-
takes"
What do we care about raypublican
mistakesT" said Mr. Dooley, haughtily.
"The dimmycratic party can make its
on mistakes"
Copyright. 1912 by Finley Peter rn,nne,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-10-12
LA SANGRiENTA GUERRA
ENTIRE ITALIA Y TURQUiA
HA TERMiNADC

Londres. Oct. LA paz entire TIA
liza y Turquia fue firmada ell viernes
pasado en- Ouchy, Suiza. seqln despa-
cho a n agencia de ~noticias recibido
aquf.
La termination de esa guerra habia
sido anticipate durante los diez dias
pasados v las potencias estaban ira
tando de llegar a un acuerdo que fue.
Sc acceptable a ambas parties. La que
IRA, aunque breve en- c~omparaci6n con
otras, fue inusitadamente sangrienta
en- todos los combates de importancia.
Fue la primer guerra en- que Ell aero
plano tuvo. de hecho una demostra-
ci6n complete de gu utilidad. Las
fuerzas italianas usaron con exito
aeroplanos para fines de exploration
Y para arrojar bombas. En- ambas CO
sas las maquinas probaron eel de mas
utilidad que la predicha por peritos
militares.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-10-12
Ell GRAN ciRco De ANiMALEs
slvESTRES DE BARNES.

Dara exhibiciones en- Santa re Ell
Martes dfa Is de Octubre.
Ell Circo de Barnes exhibe represen-
taciones que duran mas de dos horas
en- su arena de acero de tres anillos,
en- los cuales pone en- escena leones,
tigres, leopardos, leones marinos, pu-
mas, osos, elefantes, camellos y en-
verdad toda clase de animales conoci-
dos a la Historic Natural, todos los
cuales ejecutan un programa de hume
rcsas variedades 9 interesantes suer-
ties.
Uno de los rasgos salientes de esta
collection de animales es un grupo de
veinte grandes leones Africanos con
erin negra, que todos a la vez dan una
exhibition de diversas suertes en- ell
arena de acero, que les ha ensefado
su amo y maestro, Ell Captain Ricardo.
Ell Martes a las 1000 a. m. Sc dara
un esplenderoso conyite por las Gales,
con los animales expuestos a la vista,
v tres bandas militares dispensaran la
mdsica del gran evento.
No olyiden la fecha-el dfa Is de
Octubre.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-10-12

nos de la primera hipoteca al cinco
por ciento bonos de orc de cincuenta
amos de la ST. Louis, Rocky Mountain
s; Pacific Railway Company, de los
cuales una cantidad igual esta autorf-
zada y no ha sido expedida. Sc hace
provision en- la hipoteca para un ffon-
do de deposito de un centavo por ca
da tonelada de carbon sacado de la
propiedad, prometido bajo la misma,
de ser reservado annualmente comen-
zando primer pago) Abril ! de 1911,
& invertido pcr Ell fideicomisario en-
bonos de esta emission, 81 nueden ser
comprados a la par y ell redito, 20 en-
la aprobaci6n de la compania a UNI
precio mas alto, de ser de otra manera
invertidos en- seguridades en- las cua-
les los bancos de ahorro en- ell tempo
estaran autorizados a invertir bajo
las leyes de Nueva York, Nueva Jer-
sey 8 Connecticut, hasta tai tempo
en- que bonos de la compafia sean OBJ
TEMPLES. Todos los bonos de la COM
pafia comprados mediante las opera
clones del fondo depositario tendran
que ser cancelados. Denomination de
los bonos de cupon. $1,000 $4,000 y s10,-
900 bonos y cupones podran ser regis
trados en- cuanto al principal 6 cam-
biados por bonos plenamente regis
trados, que son reconvertibles en-
bonos de cup6n. Metropolitan Trust
Company de Nueva York, ideicomisa-
rio, redito pagadero en- Nueva York,
er la oficina del Bankers Trust Com
pany. APPLICATION sera hecha para
alistar en- la Nueva York Exchange.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-10-12
JovEN ARREsTADo PoR
Ell AsEsINATo DE su
HERMANN

Quincy, Ill, Oct. Ray Plan
schmidt fue arrestado por asesinato
en- connection con la causa Pfansch-
midi en- que ocurrieron cuatro asesi-
natos. La acusaci6n formal es por el
asesinato de Blanche ~Pfanschmidt. her
mana del individuo e~prehendido que
apenas tiene 20 amos.
En- la mafana del domingo, 20 de
Septiembre, los cadaveres de Charles
A Pfanschmidt, de su esposa Mathii-
da, de SUI hija Blanche y de Emma
Kaempen fueron hallados entire las
ruinas de la casa de P~fanschmidt que
habia sido destruida por un incendio.
Ell estado en- que Sc italian los cadave-
res prob6 que las cuatro perosnas ha-
bian sido asesinadas. Ray Pfanscn-
midi era ell dnico s~uperviviente de la
familia. Los Pfanschmidt staban
asegurados y 81 valor del estado Sc
calcula en- $4,000.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-10-12

La corte dc distrito dc los Estadoa
Unidos esta en- essi6n, presidiendo el
Juez Superior William n. Pope. III
gran jurado ha sido organizado y
consta de los miembros s~iguientes:
Vicente Montoya. s. M. Brown. r
8 Upton, Clovis Downing. John A
Haley, Jose A. Romero, Fernando Au'
gust, Trinidad Martinez, Juan Chaves
y Molina, L. r. Hughes. J.. N. e. Quin'
tana, Manuel O. Trujillo. Lucio Garcia
Erineo Cuerle, Porflio Chaves. H. III
Kellogg, G. r. McNitt. Fred Thayer
Limo Romero. Juan Ortega y Juan Mo
va.
Despues de Ia organization del jura
do. Jose d. Sena fue nombrado inter
prete; n. w. Whitman. pregonero }
Jose 9. Sanchez, William Tucker }
Victor Garcia oficiales.
En- las causas de los Estados Uni
dos contra la Compahia Atchison To
peka " Santa Fe por ~violaciones de-
acta de % horas, la parte demandada
confes6 culpabilidad y fue multada on
la suma de 800 y los costos por cads
causa
A. Paul Siegel. de Naravisa, fue ad
mitido a practicar como abogado.
El Gobernador Enfermo
Ell Gobernador William G. Melon
aid Sc reporta que esta enfermo en- AL
buquerque. FL Nuevo Mexicano reel
bio el viernes antepasado un despa
cho de Roswell anunciando que 9
GObernador estaba enfermo pero M
grayemente. Ahora aparece que 81 go
bernador Sc hallaen tan NAL estado d.
salud que tuvo que tomar descanso
La se~cretaria, la Sta. Olsen, se mar
chic Ell lines para la ciudad ducal a lie
var algunos docnmentos que necesi
tan Ia firma del gobernador.
Con 81 auditor ambulante Howell
Earnest en- Albuquerque. v 81 auditor
del estado w. G. Sargent de viaje Ell
Ell norte del estado y Ell g~obernador en-
fermo en- Albuquerque. ell cuerpo d
igualamiento no pudo tener session e
LINES. Ell procurador general Clanc.
y Ell s~ecretario de estado no Sc junta
ron por no haber mayoria de los mien
bros del cuerpo.
Alvan N. White superintendent d.
educaci6n del estado. Sc march6 e
martes para Boise. Idaho, para assist
d la junta de los superintendentes d
estado que Sc reunira en- dicha ciu
dad, asistiendo los superintendent
de todas parties de los Estados Unidos
Ell Guardian de caz y pesca Trim
dad G. de Baca ha lido d Wagon Mount
con negocios.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-10-12

Els la junta que tuvo Ell lunes en- IA
noche ell cuerpo de ~educaci0n ad1udl-
c6 al contratista E. H. Wheeler ell m
trato para remodelar y equipar ell edi-
ficio del hospital viejo que Sc halla
cerca de la escuela superior, para
usarlo como escuela de ensehanza ma
nual. Ell trabajo de plomear fue adju'
dicado q Smith y Carruthers. FL
cuerpo descuti6 ell uso de desagues g
insistio en- que w. G. Sargent pague
5000 por, ell privilegio.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-10-12

ET 1ClISlAs NNA MFMN
Description de Va Deuda Amortizada
Bonos de Orc de Primera Hipote-
ca al Cinco Por ciento por so
Amos.
Fecha de emission, Julio / de 1905.
fecha de su madurez Julio |, 1855.
Principal y redito ~pagaderos en- ORC,
libres de toda tasaci0n. Redito pa
gadero Enero 10. y Julio 10. Pro rata
reditual, cinco por ciento. Asegura-
da por un primer derecho de retencion
directo sobre toda propiedad de la
compafia, que ahdra tiene 8 puede adj
quirir en- 10 successive; tambien asegu-
rada colateralmente sobre ell st. Louis
Rocky Mountain & Pacific Railway
por dep6sito con ell fideicomisario ba-
10 la hipoteca de $300,500, primera hi.
poteca de cinco por ciento, bonos de
orc de cincuenta amos debidos Julio
l., 1866, y s3,50O.0O0 capital accionado
dc la st. Louis, Rocky Mountain &
Pacific Railway Company, siendo toda
la cantidad debida sobre cada una
Autorizado $15,O0o.0OO; debido JUNO
80, 1909, s7,5O0,000. Los bonos en-
fuerza fueron ~expedidos para los obje-
tos si~guientes: $4,O00.0O0 para la ad-
quisici6n y mejoramiento de Ia pro-
piedad, v So, 500, 900 para cambio a la
par por los bonos de la st. Louis
Rocky Mountain & Pacific Railway,
expedidos para sufragar el costo de
construir y equipar 106 millas de fe-
rrocarril. El balance no emitido pue-
ser expedido como sigue: $1,000
600 para mas desarrollos y mejoras y
SIS, 100000 en- cambio al par por los boz
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-10-12
DEcIDlD PoR vos MlsMo.
La oportunidad Esta Aqui, Apoyada
Por Testimonio de Santa re.
No ltomen nuestra palabra por clio.
No dependan de la afirmaci6n de un

extfanO. <xA
Lean ell endose de Santa Fe.
Lean las declaraciones de ciudada-
nos de Santa Fe.
Y decidan por 81 mismos.
He aquf un caso en- punto:
Toribio Rodriguez, ITO Gale de
Johnson, Santa Fe, N. M, dice: "Ha-
cen dos amos y medic que df para pu-
blicaci6n una declaration tocante a
mi experienced con las Pfldoras de
Doan ara los Rihones. Hoy expreso
con mas fueraza que nunca mi eligio
de este remedio. Padecf mucho de
los rinones de~sarreglados. siendo tan
agudas las dolencias en- mi espalda
que tenia que deiar de TRAFALGAR y SEN
tarme. Ell NAL fue emporeando de con-
tinuo y rara vez saba 10 que era estar
libre de una punzada 9 dolencia. POI
despues empece a usar las Pfldo-
ras de Doan para los Rinones, y mis-
dolencias y punzadas de~saparecieron
y mi espalda Sc fortafeci6.
De yenta en- todas las boticas Pre-
clio so centayos. Foster ilburn Co.,
Buffalo. Nueva York. unicos agentes
los Estados Unidos.
Recordad ell nombre de Doan-y no
tomeis otro.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-10-12
MONTENEGRO RoMPE LA
GUERRA CONTRA TuReuiA

Celtinje, Oct. s.-Montenegro decla'
re- formalmente la guerra contra Tur-
quia esta manana, la declaration tue
entregada hoy de mafana a la Puerta
por el encargado de negocios de Mon
tenegro, y fuertes combates Sc han
trabado q 10 largo de la frontera.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-10-12

Los comisionados de condado de
Santa Fe han estado teniendo junta
en- la casa de cortes con Ell objeto de
c~onsiderar las p~ropuestas para Ia
erection del puente de Guadalupe.
Preside Jose Ortiz y Pine, presidente
de la comisi6n.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-10-12

B. M. Thomas, del servicio forestal'
Sc march6 en- dias pasados para Ann
Arbor, Michigan, a estudiar Ell dere-
cho. Habia estado ALA solamente
una semana cuando 10 citaron para
que sirviera como testigo en- una u
sa ~forestal ante la corte de distrito De
los Estados Unidos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-10-12

La. Sta. Carl. Leopold y su madre
la Sra. Carl. Leopold, de Burlington,
Iowa, arribaron a la ciudad el martes
pasado con ell fin de asistir a la boda
de la sta. Estella Bergere Q Aldo
Leopold, la cual Sc verified Ell mierco-
les pasado.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-10-12

Ell miembro de la comision n%acional
M. A. Otero, del partido republican,
progresista, ha r~egresado de un via5e
de campana v muestra hallarse en-
buena salud. Ell DR.. Casner, en- cuyo
automovil ell viaie fue hecho, Sc halla
tambien de regreso.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-10-12

Ell lunes pasado tuvo lugar en- Ia
Cathedral de esta ciudad la union ma
trimonial de la Sta. Fidelina Lucero
v de Luis Escudero. oficiando Ell Rev.
Monsenor Antonio Fourchegu, vicario
general de la archidi6cesis.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-10-12
PERSONAL Y LOCAL.

eE Alma Huohactha
competente para trabajo casero en-
una familia pequefa. Puede irse Dc
noche q dormir q su casa y tendra II
bres dos trades de cada semana. Apli-
quen 4O5 Avenida de Palacio.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-10-12

Ell Coronel George w. Prichard, pro-
~gresista prominente, Y anterior pro-
curador general de Nuevo Mexico, ma
lido q Carrizozo con negocios ante la
c0rte.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-10-12

Hemos recibido noticia del falleci-
miento de la Sra. Maria Tulsa Herre-
ra. ocurrido en- San Ildefonso 81 ola
80 de Septiembre. La inada conota-
ba al tempo de su muerte Is amos de
edad ' lie ~sobreviven dos hijos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-10-12

FL ayudante general "A. s. Brookes'
regreso ell microbes pasado de Ros-
well. donde estuvo presente en- "a
aperture de la feria del condado de
Chaves.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-10-12

La Sra. Leo. Hersch Sc march6 Ell
microbes para Albuquerque Q 81 OBJ
ieto de asistir a la feria. Mientras
permanezca ALA Sc hospedara en- la
casa de la Sra. Barth.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-10-12

Ell Coronel Ralph e. Twitchel, Sc
ha marchado de Santa Fe para Albu-
uuerque con objeto de asistir a la con-
vencion de buenos caminos que tuvo
lugar ALA.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-10-12

Ell superintendent de escuelas de
condado r. 8. Upton, del condado De
Otero, Sc halla en- la ciudad sirviendo
como gran jurado IN IL corte de distri-
to de los Estados Unidos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-10-12

Don Secundino Romero, mariscai DC
los Estados Unidos mudara en- 81
curse de la semana e~ntrante su ofici-
ma de Albuquerque q esta ciudad.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-10-12

IL Sta. Rebeca Clark, de Santa
Cruz. y los nibos de Ia familia Norris
de aquel lugar. estan pasando el In
vierno aquf.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-10-12

Ell contrato para la erection de Ia ca
81 de cortes de Los Lunas, condado
dc Valencia, ha sido ~adjudicado a
Campbell Brothers por $4,000.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-10-12

Una licencia de matrimonial ha sido
concedida en- Ia e~scribania de copdado
q Amalia Abreu y Federico Lujan,, am
hos de Cerrillos.