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The Detroit times., 1912-04-03
Ftsm=pepsftmsns=sfE sHetks.

the President--3S.
Nsys--None.
tFtOmE IPuhtic@Me tks.
To the Honorable the Common Councils
Gentlemen-The Department or Pub
| lie Works. TO whom was referred the
! petitions OF H. A. Schilling at al, Tor
The paving OF Trowbridge avenue, from
(, Woodward TO Oakland avenue; VIM.
1 A. Snyder et al, for the paving OF al :
ley, between Lincoln, Trumbull. Grand
River and Brainard; Chas, A Wood et
al. for the paving OF alley between
4 Fifth Pine street and Grand River
avenue and John Lahmarre ct AL for
the paving OF Lothrop avenue. from
I Dexter Boulevard TO Grand River ave-
/ nue.; respectfully report that the petit
TONERS are the owners OF the greater
number of feet frontage OF real estate
AUDITING on the street or alley propos-
ed TO be improved The Department.
7 therefore. recommends that the prayer
Of the petitioners be granted ana that
the streets and alleys. named within
the limits stated. be paved with the
materials mentioned below: Estimated
cost OF improvements as follows:
Trowbrtdge Avenue-From wood
ward 10 Oakland avenues, - feet wide.
with sheet asphalt on concrete founda-
| tion and Berea. Medina or any other
curhstone that may be bid upon and
| ordered:
Estimated cost in Berea curb. SEE, ace;
In Medina curb. t23.07S
Grand River avenues and rrainard
street Is. II and rs II. wide. with
brick on concrete foundation;
! Estimated cost y2.26o.
Grand River avenue. Is r. wide, with
reinforced concrete paving;
| Estimated cost $4,000.
Eothrop Avenue From Dexter
IT. wide. with cedar blocks on concrete
foundation and Berea, Medina or any
| other curbstone that may be bid upon
and ordered:
| Estimated cost in Berea curb, t3.Ol3:
In Medina curb. sS,l++
Respectfully submitted.
| J. J. HAARER.
! Commissioner.
| Resolved That Trowprdge avenue.
from the e. lire OF Woodward avenue
! to the west curb line OF Oakland ave-
nue.; alley. between Lincoln Trumbull
and Grand River avenue and Brainard
| street; alley between Fifth street. Pine
| street and Grand River avenue and
Lothrop avenue, from the west line OF
! Dexter Boulevard 10 the east line OF
Grand River avenue, be. and the same
! are hereby ordered TO be graded and
/ paved With the material named and
widths stated In the foregoing com
munication in accordance with the Pc
\ titions referred to and the specific "a
tions adopted by tine >cmmon Council
and the provisions OF the Charter and
| Ordinances OF the City OF Detroit and
| further be II,
| Resolved That the Department or
Public Works be. and IL hereby order
! ed and directed to advertise five times
, for proposals for Improving said streets
and alleys. in accordance with the rec
ommendation contained In the forego-
ing communication and said Charter
and Ordinances.
4 Adopted as follows:
/ Yeas-Ald. Allan, Brozo, Deimel.
Ellis. Field, Garvey. Gilman, Gutman,
HARPER. Hindle. Heating. Keusch.
Koenig, Knapp. Littleneld Lodge.
I Lynch, McCarty, Mason. Merritt.
IO'Brien. Owen. Rosenthal. Schultz.
Skrzycki. Theisen. Thompson, Tossy.
lvernor. Walsh, Watson. Zoeller and
1.-THE President.--33.
| Nays--None.
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COMMUNICATIONS.
From the MAYOR.

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen-I herewith nominate
and appoint and respectfully ask your
Honorable Body to confirm Mr.. John j.
Barlum as a member OF the Board Of
Public Lighting Commissioners for the
term ending April 4. 1918.
Respectfully,
wM. b. THOMPSON.
Mayor.
Laid on the table under the rules.
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To the Honorable the Common conncit.
Gentiemen.l respectfully report Ia
impaneied in ,ba sopy that a jury duly
the matter OF opening Goethe street
from Baldwin avenue to Uiigar 49,
nue. where not already open as a public
dict in favor OF said opening Na,. "a
1911, which was confirmed he ~
Court, March "a. 1912
In accordance with the statute.
said verdict, and OF the iudemept ~
confirmation. Va
Respectfully.
JOHN A GRoGAN.
Accepted, and referred 20 the com.
mittee on street Openings
FROM THE SAME.
To the Honorable the Common ro,,,,,tt.
conference.-the approprIation foi.
the payment OF witnesses In ordinance
cases IL about exhausted ana fnd
that ] need about forty $1,000 70
balance OF the fiscal year
Will you kindly transfer this amount
from our receipts for fines TO the wit.
ness Fund. and obligc
Yours respectable
JOHN A GROGAN
Clerk OF Recorders co,ir,
Referred TO Committee on WAYS
FROM THE SAME
To the Honorable the Common counctI.
Gentlemen--I respectfully report 10
your Honorable Body that Tho nnes
and costs collected In the Recorders
Court from March 18th 20 3Oth. for yio.
lation OF the city Ordinances, amounts
TO one hundred and forty ttflO OOl dol.
lars. which amount has been deposited
with the city Treasurer. and his re-
ceipt therefor taken.
Respectfully. yours,
JOHN A. GROGAN
Clerk of Recorders Court.
Accepted and placed on nle.
tCcntinued on Neat Pagel
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Erem psp.nment Of Public Work,,

I'll the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen---In reply TO notice from
this office the following proposals were
received for the construction OF lateral
sewers:
No. 2300--In alley in block bounded
by Park street and Woodward avenue,
Montealm and High Streets.
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from Department Of public Works.

To the Honorable. the common Councli
Gentlemen--The following sub funds
in the Garbage Fund have become de-
nleted and Iva order TO carry on the
work until the end Of the fiscal year
would recommend tie transfer OF
500 40 from the surplus In the 1910
GARBAGE Fund To TIE credit OF the SUD
funds in the 1911 fund. as below
Rent OF Barn ...s..s.....s'' 'SoV W
Respectfully submitted.
]. J. HAARER.
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Lateral Sewer No 223s. assessment
RON No. 7s4s. heretofore approved and
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Respectfully submitted.
j. J.. HAARE
Commissioned
nv .ld Glinnan:

Resolved. That the city Controller
be. and is hereby authorized and di-
rected 10 make the proper entries on
his books TO effect the transfer OF -,
600 from the surplus In the 1911 Cen
eral Road Fund TO the credit OF the
sub funds in the same fund, as fol
lows ooo
Ward No 5................ 3,OVO
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From Department Of Public Works.

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen - The following sub
funds In the General Road Fund have
become exhausted and in order 10
carry said funds-until- the end OF the
present fiscal year. ] would recon-
mend the transfer of $4,000 from the
surplus in the 1911 General Road Fund
10 be credited as follows:
snow and Ice ...'......,...Sl,0 100
Ward No. 5..,..,.......... 5000
Respectfully submitted.
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Reconsideration.

The Clerk notified the Chair that
Aid. owen had fled notice that he
would move TO reconsider the vote By
which so much or the report OF the
Committee on streets as pertains 20 al
ley No. 223, was adopted at the last
session.
Aid. owen then moved 10 reconsider
the vote by which the above specIfed
matter was adopted.
The motion prevailed.
The matter was then referred back
TO the Committee on Streets.
Aid. Lodge moved to take from the
table the nomination OF = T. McGra w
for member OF the Fire Commission.
Carried -
Aid. Lodge moved the confirmation
Of the same.
Carried
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From Department Of Parks and BouIe.
vards

To the Honorable the Common Council:
We have several maintenance ac-
counts which Will soon be overdrawn.
We ind that In account No. 30
cfusher. We have balance OF S2622
which could be transferred as this de-
partment now Is getting no stone from
the Department OF Public Works to
crush
In account No. l0l, fuel for the
power plant on Belle Isle. there will
be a shortage Of $3.50 when the OUT
standing bills are paid, and in order
TO carry this account to July l will
require at least $1,000.
In account No. 43, forage, there will
remain but a balance Of $2ss3 when
the outstanding bills are paid and to
carry this account TO July !, on ac-
count OF the high cost OF hay. oats.
etc, VIII cost at least $1,000.
drawn sis when the present bills are
paid and to carry this account to July
l, II Will require $500.
There remains In account No. 544
supplies for the Clara bath house but
soss2 TO carry this account TO July /.
II will require $50 for the present
Account No. les. painting rest build
Account No. 543. fuel Clara hath
house, VIII be short when the out
standing bills are paid and will reaaIro
at r least 1850 to carry 1t to July i.
Honorable Body to direct the civ
CONTROLLER to transfer from account
No. ~, crusher, an amount e0ual 10
the several amounts as follows
account No iol, fuel. ......,;l. 900 90
n a 20 90 - forage. 1000 90
Account 10 IyS 'oois .;...... 800 90
Ac buildings No k;;i...:::....,,;.. 20 OF
Clara bath house so m
Account No. 54s. fuel Clara w
oath mouse .........,...... 25l sS
~,
%
Respectfully yours w
NJ. =. HBRLBt;T-
po,s . Commissioner.
Means 'dsS anu
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Placed on Ale.
From Department Of Public Works.

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen-ln compliance with q
resolution adopted by your Honorable
Body October 22. 1907. | beg TO report
for the week ending with March 80.
plants received at this ONCE and the
garbage collection depot for the non
collection OF garbage and dead ami
mails, or an average OF five and four
siSths IS 40 complaints per day.
Respectfully submitted,
J. }. HAARER,
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To the Honorable the Common Council
Gentlemen-The following approved
accounts are respectfully submitted:
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From III. Controller.

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen-The following reports
Of city officers for the week ending
Saturday. March 80, 1912. are respect
fully submitted:
CRY Traa anrar'a dishnpsa-
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From the Controller,

From the Controller.
To the Honorable the Common Council.
Gentlemen--I submit herewith sup
Elemental estimates received from the
Department OF Public Works and the
Board or Education, and recommend
their reference 10 the proper commit
tees.
Respectfully.
MILTON r. PALMER,
Deputy Controller.
Accepted.
The following are the estimates:
GENERAL ROAD FUND.
Streets, Alleys. Cleaning
For two CD street sprinklers. 81, 900 90
Referred 10 Committee on Streets.
BOARD OF EDUCATION FUND.
Maintenance fund
Fer installing and maintenance
OF lighting system. Grand
River avenue, at Cass High
Referred TO Committee on Claims
AMI Accounts.
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| The Department OF Public Works has
| entered into contract with the lowest
bidder In each case and hereby asks
4 the approval and confirmation OF the
same by your Honorable Body
| Respectfully submitted.
| J. j. HAARER
/ Commissioner
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THE DETROIT TIMES: WEDNESDAY,, APRIL 5. Isl2.

Rent OF Barn ;......,--......-se ~ 90
Lisht and Fuel .......l.r $500. 90 o"
Total 90
Adopted as follows;
Yeas-Ald Allan, Brozo Deimei.
Ellis. Field. CARNEY, Gilman. ontman,
Ilarpfer. liindle. Heating, keuschs
koenls, akSssPp Llst asnn t.pst
OBricn, owen. Rosenthal. Schultz.
SkrEyckL Theisen. Thompson. Tossy.
Vernon. Walsh, Watson. zoeller and
the President.--33.
Nays--None.
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From City Treasurer.

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Conference.-The following Is a state
ment OF moneys received by the city
Treasurer. for interest. from the City
Repositories on daily balances for the
quarter, ending March 81, 1912.
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yours.
WILLIAM f. TARSNEY, =,

Following is the ordinance:
AN ORDINANCE to repeal an ordi-
entitled An Ordinance to prohibit
children under age or sixteen from
performing in any theater or place
OF amusement in the City OF De-
troit"
IL is hereby ordained by the People
OF the City OF Detroit:
Section /. That an ordinance
> entitled An Ordinance TO prohibit
3 children under age of sixteen from
performing in any theater or place
OF amusement in the City or De-
. troit," approved september 10,
1907, be. and the same Is hereby
Referred 10 Committee on ordi-
nances.
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From pep,rtment Of Public Works

Referred to Committee en ON Streets.
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60 Aid Allan. Brozo Deimel
Ellis Field Garvey. Gilman. Gutman'
Iarpfen Hindle. Keatlng., keusch,
X oenis Knapp. Littleheld. Lodge.
Lynch. NcCarty Mason merritt
6'RrI"n owen. Rosenthal. schultz.
SkrzySki. Theisen. Thompson. Tossy.
Vsrno~ Walsh. watson. Zoeller and
the PresIdent.---3S.
\aNS--- None.
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From the Corporation Counsel.

Charles A. Nichols. City Clerk:
Dear Sir-Enclosed please lind ordi-
nance repeating an ordinance passed
September 10, 1907. Prohibiting chiI-
dren under the age OF sixteen from per-
forming In any theater or place OF
amusement unless a permit is granted
them by the Mayor This ordinance
has been superseded by Act No. 220 OF
the Public Acts or 1911.
IR.lnr. mi IL.
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From Clerk Of the Reeord.r,. co,,r

po,, A.. Commissioner.
Means '"'S ana
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Referred TO Committee on Health
and City Hospitals,
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From the Controller.

Controller.
Accepted and referred TO the Com
mittee on Ways and Means
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TN To u FIE~I-N t@EfH-f-N'
Controller.
Referred TO Committee on Claims
and Accounts,
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Means.

Commissioner
Referred TO Committee on Ways and
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,rotaI S I35 so
RECORDEKS COURT Fund.
"a Geo 4 Drake A CO., %
CONTINGENT Fund
eIl--Ans ricau Messenger Co,
service ...s......... ~
CI2--Douglas Cochrane, serv-
lee .s.... $500 - w
VI orGs ..r............. - as
GI4-Cotton Mills Sales
agency. gauze -...a/ % 10
6I5-T q. Craig 1T al eN-
pCnSCs s..4.........s 10 90
Wy Wsy, tickets -. % 90
et7-Th" bePree Chemical
90. formsldchydo 10 90
.CIS--Geo. \. Drake a. Co,
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Respectfully submitted.
]. J. HAARER,
The Detroit times., 1912-04-03

~ k<reae This Council has made an
OF 100000 In the Gar
<I|@ ne, therefore be IL
<3Ived. That the said sum Of 5000.
X IA raleed by Issue OF Public 8uild-
10nda In accordance with the au-
mn conferred by Section OF Chap
ia ~ the City Charter as amended
IA Act OF the Legislature, approved
"a n 1901: said bonds to be OF the
<<-<,inaffon OF $1,000 each, TO be pay
: ~ not 20 exceed thirty years from
date or Issue, and 10 bear Interest
100 not TO exceed 4 per cent per
~ Dayable semi-annually at the
ci1I bank OF the City OF Detroit,
~ city OF New York, or at the Of
~ the city Treasurer, at the OPP
"a the holder OF said bond.
>|<d31. however. That IL the Board
*~| mated shall not consent TO the
"a IA eoId appropriation OF 100000
.1I< such part OF the appropria
shall be consented to by the
~ ItafImates shall be raised by
-..<< 81 Public Building bonds In
.~nnrr above provided.
-|rI as follows:
"a ALL Allan, Ellis. Gilman. Gut.
<IIn1Ie. Heating, KoeniR, Knapp
~<1 N Lynch. McCarty, ostrowski
1choltz. slxrzyckl, Theisen. Yer
1<oon. and the President--is
|< clinnans
<-.~ The Common Council has
~ are following estimate TO.
.66. 900 for the purchase OF the
"a h. "A. G. property on Wood
That for such purpose, by
</ inc consent OF the Board OF
~ bonds or the City Of De.
< y. known as Park and Boule-
|<-<. 10 the amount OF 100000
~. each OF said bonds TO be ot
80 ~ a. 600 or multiple thereof
[% 4. not a exceed thirty years
/.fr 81 issue and TO bear tn.
-- rake. not 10 exceed per
e. +. ~1uu. payable seml-annually
<r|<|.I bank % the City OF De.
81 &-. York or NJ the office oi
<|, rr<asnrtr In the City OF De-
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1912-05-24
Decision de la Corte
de Distrito en- eIPlei-
to de Fraser VS.
BidweII-Probert

Ell pleito de Fraser VS.. Bidwell-
Probert, que ocup6 casi todo el
termino de Ia corte de distrito y 81
que envolvia varios miles dc dol
lars en- una transaction de minas
que fueron vendidas el afio pasado,
al fin fue decidido por la corte, 81
viernes pasado, a favor de los acu.
sados Bidwell y Probert
Los licenciados por los acusados
10 eran A. @. Voorhees, y Mexican
& Cheetham, y los tres han ST.
do obieto de felicitaciones por el
exito alcanzado en- tan importante
causa. Los licenciados por Fraser
10 eran A. B. Renehan de Santa
Fe y Manly, dc Denver, Colo.
Esta causs era importante, por-
que euvuelve algunos cienes dc do
lares que pertenecen a los deposit
tarios del difunto State Savings
Bank, y cuya transaction fue la
principal cauaa dc la quiebra de
dicho Banco, cuyos depositariOa
podran ahora adquirir peso por Pc
so que tenian depositado on el di-
funto bauco.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1912-05-24
Lie Frank I. cheetham

FL Lie. Frank 7. Cheetham, de
esta plaza, acaba de ser nombrado
Comisionado de los Estados Uni.
dos por este condado.
III Sr. Cheetham es uno de los
Licenciados mas habiles que ha to
nido Taos, siendo 81 compaflerO
asociado del Hon. VIM. Mexican.
Su connection ahora como comisio.
nado de los Estados Unidos sera de
mucho benefcio todas aquellas
personas que tienen negocios en-
asuntos de terrenos Y entradas de
domicilio, y no vacilamos en- reco-
mendarlo nuestros lectores, den
tro 81 condado de Taos, siempre y
cuando Sc les ofrezca hacer sus
pruebas hnales 8 entrsda de domi-
clio on las tierras del gobierno
dispuestas para entradas en- este
cOndado.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1912-05-24
De la Accion de los InteStinos De-
pende la Salud de los NifioS

La madre cuidadosa que villa con
apego las peculiaridades fsicas de sus
niaos, pronto descubrira que la cosa mas
importante en- conexi6n con la buena
salud de sus chuiquitos es mantener
bien regulates los intestinos.
Los intestinos torpes conducen a la
perdida de apetito, de sueno, la Irrita-
bilidad y d mas que una docena de evil
dencias semeiantes de desorden fisica.
AL primer indicio de tai des6rden dele
al niio una cucharadita de la "Dr, Cald-
wells Syrup Pepsin" al acostarse y repi-
tase la dosis la siguiente noche 81 es
necesario. Hallara Va. que su niiio reco.
brara de nuevo su algeria acostumbrada
embellishments que dormira y comera
Este remedio es una mejora grandisi-
ma sobre sales, catarticos, aguas la
xativas y cosas semeiantes. que son de-
nasiado fuertes para los nihos.
Los hogares de los sefiores E. S.
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BendIci6n d. la catedrai
v Confirmation
No. Il

la Nueva catedraI de Taos Sera
BendecIda con Toda Pompa y
SoIemnIdad
Ell Rev. Padre Jose Giraud, Gu.
ra parroco de N. s. de Guadalupe
de Taos, nos suplica publiquemos
la siguiente noticia:
Su Seforia Ilustrfsima j. b.
Pitaval, Arzobispo de Santa Fe,
bendicira la nueva Catedral de Taos
el dia 26 de Junio pr6ximo con
solemne pompa, asistido de varios
Padres de la di6cesis. Luego des.
pues de la nisa Mayor Su Senoria
administrara el Sacramento de la
Confirmation a todas las criatnras
de la parroquia que Sc presenter.
Como Su Sefloria no visitara en-
esta vez mas plaza que Ia de Taos,
SO da esta noticia al pdblico cat6li.
co de las demas plazas circunveci-
mas que deseen asistir q la bendi.
ei6n dc la Cathedral, 8 que deseen
aprovechar Ia oportunidad para Ia
confirmation de sus criaturas.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1912-05-24

Griffin, de Sanity, Utah. y Clara Mcln-
toch, de Masonville, Colo. siempre es-
tan abastecidos del "Jarabe dc Pepsin
del Dr. Caldwell" y para elias. como
para millares de otras, no tiene igual
este gran laxative. Els, en- realidad, mas
adn que un nero laxative porque posee
propiedades fortalecientes superiores,
que ayudan q darle tono y fortalecer el
estomago, hfgado intestinos, de suerte
que despues de usarla por breve tempo
no necesitara de mas laxAtivos porque
la naturaleza podra ejercer de por 81 sus
funciones. Cualquiera persona que desee
probar este remedio antes de comprarlo
en- el modo regular de un boticario q
SOC Sl00 Ia botella grande, puede con.
seguir una botella de muestra que man
daremos su casa enteramente graft
dirigiendose al DIR. w. B. Caldwell, 405
Washington, St.. Monticello, III.
Su nombre y dirrcci6n en- una tarjeta
sera sufciente.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1912-05-24
oBITo

81 lunes ansepasado dia 13 del que RI
GO. las 10 a. m. falleci6 en- Costilla, es-
to condado. el apreciable y destinguido
ciudadano Dn. Antonio jose Arellano,
perteneciente por linaje una de las
principales y mas prominentes familias
de nuestro condado,
Ell fnado contaba SO amos dc edad y
deia para deplorar su muerte d su espo-
sa con cuatro hijos hombres y una hiia
mujer, y numerosos parientes que tiene
en- todo 81 condado.
Las exequias flinebres tomaron lugar
81 microbes.
Deploramos el ..triste suceso y envia-
mos los deudos del extinto, la mas sin
cera Erase de condolencia, por Ia inmen.
sa desgracia que los abruma.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1912-05-24
UN DOCUMENTO QUE
PUDIERA SER AUTENTICO
FL TeStamento Otorgado por el Di-
funto TerritoriO de NuevO
Mexico en- ArticulO
de Muerte

mente y multipIiquen los empleoi
p1blicos del estado que SO dan por
nombramiento, pues no 90 iusto
que un estado soberauo SO confor.
me con las nimicidades Y miserias
de un sistema territorial, a fin de
que los ocupen y disfruten aque
Hos que han venido a buscarlos pa
ra su propio Inedro y adelanto.
Ytem, recomiendo que el parti
do Democratic SO le de y conceda
el diploma de la honradez, que con
tanta frmeza y constancia ha re-
clamado siempre, pero que no SO le
contien los negocios del estado por
que de una manera pudiera per
vertirse Y echarse a perder.
Ytem, recomiendo que cada vez
que Sc ventile la question de eco.
nomis y rebaja de salaries, tai re
baja no sea APPLICABLE a los grandes
sino solamente a los pequeflos EN-.
plesdos, porque estos no estan de-
rechososla a obtener los mismos pri
vilegios que los primerOs aun
cuando hagan mas trabajO.
Ytem, lego todos los empleos
pdblicos a todos aquellos que SO
pan adquirirlos y desempenarlos, q
que tengan quien los desempene
por ellos.
Ytem, lego mi bendicion sola.
mente alos habitantes originates,
rogandolea SO conformen con ESQ,
pues todo indica que no tendran
mucha parte en- los bienes del nue..
vo estado. Amen.
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MMemoriaI paYv

El proximo jueves, dia 30 del
que rige, es el dia designado para
conmemorar el recuerdo de los So.
res queridos, cuvos restos descan-
san en- los camposantoa 8 cemente-
rios. En- ese dia, desde las 6 de la
mafana a las 6 de la tarde, todos
los csmposantos de esta localidad
SO hallaran abiertos para las perso.
mas que deseen visitar y lIevar flo
res en- los sepulcros de sus seres
queridos.