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Lower coast gazette., 1913-11-08
Texas Imports Indian Corn from Argen.

It is estimated that Texas requires about 200
million bushels of corn per annura. The pro-
duction for 1918 is estimated at 155 million
bushels, so that a large quantity. OF corn must
be brought into Texas from the other States
of the Union. This has led to the Importation
of a quarter of a million bushels OF Argentina
corn and the Texas authorities are morallzmg
over the. situation and state that only one year
in the history Of that State, that OF 1908, has
the production of corr equalled it's consump-
ton. From this comes the conclusion that it
is imperative in modern agriculture that the
agriculturists should produce at home all the
corn they will need for their own immediate
use, and that much Investigation away from
cotton or other staple crops is absolutely essen
tial if the country is to be carried on on any
conservative basis. These conclusions are
thoroughly we'll founded and should teach us a
lesson in Louisiana as well as it is teaching the
Texans.
As Texas seems to be more susceptlDle 70 III
furious droughts than is Louisiana, Louisiana
by competent Investigation would produce
large amounts of corn, more than necessary Tor
it's own use and would be ready to supply all.
or part of the difcit that might occur in Texas.
The Boys Corn Clubs are just reporting an
increasing number of instances where more
than a hundred bushels Of corn per acre have
been produced in Louisiana during this year.
It is manifest that we have the soil and the
climate to produce corn, and while possibly not
all the advantages that the Western States pos
sess, still we are now compelled to 60 to them
to buy corn, at the same time being thoroughly
well able to produce it at home, which we should
do as a conservative element, imperatively de-
manded by our present agricultural necessity.
Lower coast gazette., 1913-11-08
FOREIGN NEWS.

Three former Governors of Mexican
states are in New Orleans at the same
time. Rumors are consequently rife
Of plots to furnish munitions Of war to
odically made of the automatic kifd
which so often prove false. Secret
service agents Of the government are
watching the Wakiva l, which arrived
in New Orleans from Galveston about
two weeks ago, and was put in dock
and overhauled and for whose presence
in New Orleans there is no movable
reason.
It is rumored that a secret supreme
effort is being made by the Washing
ton Government to bring about Gen.
Victoriano Huerta's retirement.
For the present the United States
will keep eight war vessels, watch
men of war, at Vera Cruz.
Washington expects Huerta to keep
his promise and step down after the
election. If Huerta defies Washing
toms demand. Washington might offer
definite proposals to restore Mexican
constitutional government and render
it stable.
Efforts to learn the why Of the meet
ing between John Lind-Wilson's per.
sonal representative-and the Russian
Lower coast gazette., 1913-11-08
The Br,waite Factory in the. First Ward

Irave over the shell road we have noted
that cantting on Carnaervon and Scarsdale
plantatlohas begun for the great Braith-
waite fay at Orange Grove, and we pre-
sumo that's now in full swing, grinding the
of1-comlnane crop. On the Frisco switch
below the ' we saw a large train of Frisco
cars laden II sugar cane that we understand
came fromIest Baton Rouge. There is a
splendid crpf cane on Stella plantation as it
shows up II the public road, but all of the
cane on theDwer Coast East bank would be
out a t~ractltof what the factory could con-
sumo durlngle grinding season.
The latest ports that we have heard now
concerning til factory are to the effect that
the Acknowledged Co., the present %lessees,
VIII continue control of the sugar factory,
out that they ill give up cane culture for
their W accnt and we suppose trust to
their good FORT in getting fair supplies Of
sugar cane frorthose who are willing to pro-
duce 1t. The resent management of the
BfalthWalte facry have been generally lib
eral IN their deangs with cane growers, but
some ADVERSE editions that have prevailed
on the Lower Cost, perhaps worse than else
where, have gradally led to a materially di-
mlnlshed acreage nere in this crop. Mr.. Irving
). Lothrop contemplated abandoning cane cul-
ture on his St. Cir plantation for 1913, but
there was SO muclexcellent cane stubble there
hat MIR. Ogden Srith, the manager on Scars
dale for the Kenilwrth Sugar Co., took control
OF all OF the b~estcane on Mr.. Lothrop's st.
Clair plantation an the season has been such
that the crop therehas turned out unexpected
well. There is tut little sugar cane on Mr..
Dymond's Fanny md Belair plantations and
what there is then will be reserved for seed
TO a quite a far planting for 1914.
The famous Vice process Of making white
sugar will be undertaken at Braithwaite and
II reasonably successful the work may expand
into considerable proportions and Cuban
be used as wdl as such Louisiana raw
sugar as can be secured.
Lower coast gazette., 1913-11-08
NATIONAL NEWS.

The mob of. Indianapolis street car
strikers has triumphed over the street
car company. No cars are running
after an attempt had been decmfw
defeated by mob violence.
Senator Thornton presided yer the
Senate on Monday, while Senator Will
iiams was explaining his vote on SUI
gar.
Edward Morris, meat packer worth
53O,O OO, 900, died in Chicago. He was
II years old, the pioneer son of Mel
son Morris, pioneer packer. Mrs. Ed
ward Morris was the daughter of the
founder of Swift & Co.
L. j. Spence, director Of traffic of
the Southern Pacific Company, dis.
cussed the effect of the Panama Canal
upon the railroads. He said that the
Panama Canal would help the rail bus
mess of the country.
The Central Pacific Railroad will
be double-tracked from Ogden, Utah,
to San Francisco. Work on the double
tracking is being pushed so as to
have as much of the work done as is
possible in time for the opening OF
the Panama Pacific Exposition in
1915.
Edward P. G%rosvenor, government
attorney in the governments suit to
dissolve the International Harvester
Company, declared to the Judges OF
the United District Court, at st. Paul,
Mimi, that the Harvester Trust must
be dissolved or two families in a few
years will own a monopoly of every
try.
Cyrus Mccormick and John Deer.
ing, of Chicago, are the heads Of these
powerful families.
With dotted maps of the Agricul.
tural States of this country, Grosvenor
showed the location of 10000 local
agents or dealers, a portion of the vast
selling machinery under international
Harvester Company control. Local
dealers were forced to accept trust
terms or bust. Local dealers were
used to keep the trust informed Of
ambitious competition.
Cyrus Mccormick, James Deerfne
and Harold F. Mccormick, is mem
bers of the general sales committee
approved these monopolistic methods
practiced by their subordinate mana
gers and employees.
The international Harvester Com
pany asked for no dissolution tina,
their foreign trade might be expanded
as if the expansion Of their foreign
trade depended upon the, combinations
existence.
Lower coast gazette., 1913-11-08
LATEST NEWS.
STATE, NATIONAL and FOREIGN
STATE NEWS.

A manual training course has been
added to the curriculum Of the State
Institute for the Blind at Baton Rouge.
Bogalusa, La, will be Incorporated
as a city by a special act of the next
Legislature. The Great Southern
Lumber Company has just bought
more machinery, which will increase
the capacity Of the lumber mill to l.
OOO,O 900 feet of lumber per day, which
would mean the employment of 400
additional men. A %turpentine plant
will be erected in Northwest Bogalusa,
employing 300 men. and a hardwood
mill will be started in Northwest Bo'
galusa.
Lower coast gazette., 1913-11-08
NOTICE.

Whereas, under and in pursuance
OF An ordinance adopted by the Police
jury, of the Parish of Plaquemines,
State of Louisiana, on the 10th day
OF October, 1919, was created the
Plaquemines Parish Road District No.
2, of Plaquemines Parish, State Of
Louisiana, composed Of all that por-
ton Of the Parish of Plaquemines in
cluded within the boundaries as fol-
lows, to-wit:
Commencing at the intersection of
ton, thence along the lower line OF
Lower coast gazette., 1913-11-08

Mr.. Grosvenor read copies of the
reports of the Deering and the
Mccormick concerns to show that for
several years previous to the forma-
ton of the trust the foreign trade OF
these two then independent compa.
MES steadily increased.
The trust plea of growing competi-
ton was shattered by the citing OF a
typical instance of the kind Of COM
petition the trust has.
Matt. Sprule, of Sparta, ILL.,, was
called as a trust witness, to prove its
competition claims.
Mr.. Grosvenor read Sprule's testi-
mony.
In 1907 Sprule's concern made n
machine. in 1908 two machines; in
1909 three machines; in 1910 three
machines; in 1911 three machines, and
in 1912 two machines.
This was the competition to the In
ternational Harvester Company
which made and sold more than 100,-
900 machines annually.
The United States can put 100000
men in the field at a moments notice
in case of a var with a foreign power.
This war plan is due to the system
attic and unremitting labor of Lieut-Col.
J. r. Thompson, of the Ordnance De-
partment.
It is based upon actually existing
conditions in the event of hostilities.
The regular army would be increased
/! to lawful maximum strength. The en-
tire organized militia Of the country
would be mustered into the service Of
the United States at full war strength
and the remainder would be raised by
the enlistment of volunteers.
The plan provides for their arming
and %equipping at concentration before
being sent as different units to the
scenes of operation.
The general staff of the army has d,
rected the other departments of the
army to prepare similar systems.
United States Senator O'Gorman, OF
New York, has announced his inten'
ton Of voting for Mccall for Mayor
If what they say about Mccall is true
and O'Gorman-sterling gentleman
knows it, it is hard for people to be
lieve that a man as good and worthy
as O'Gorman could vote for SO IN
worthy a candidate as Mccall.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-12-18
Los AsEsoREs sE RsuNlsRoN.

Harvey M. Shields, dc Dawson, pre-
sidente de Ia Association del Estado de
Comisionados de Condado expidi6 TN
aviso 4 todos LOS comisionados de con
dado en- Nuevo Mexico llamando una
junta de IA Association que ;fue tenida
en- el recinto del senado en- Santa Re
81 dia lis de Diciembre.
All mismo tempo todos los asesores
en- Ell estado fueron llamados 4. reuhir-
se con los comisionados. Ell Secretario
Fred B. Heyn. de la Association De Ase
sores del Estado, habiendo mahdado
una llamada Official por direction de
Guy Herbert, de Roswell, FL presiden4
ta de la association.
I'll prop6sito de la jlnta nc Sc anun-
clio en- Ia llamada, pero fue, segun se
cree, con 81 prop6sito de dtscutir los
leyantes hechos ,por Ell cueryo de igua-
llamiento del estado, tambien para q
prop6sito de llegar a algun ~convenio
harmonioso sobre ell cual los asesores
y los cuerpos de condado en- TODD 81
estado puedan trabajar juntos hacia
i'm amilIaramiento 81 cual sea equitaf
two.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-12-18
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Don Ffladelfo Baca, ~asistente 81
Iperintendente de instruction public;
pas6 Ell Domingo en- Las Vegas.
Don Alfredo Delgado, diputado ma
FISCAL de los Estados Unidos, estuvt
EN- Albuquerque durante la semans
atendiendo 4 negocios importantes.
Don Elias Garcia, ell eficiente algua
Gil del condado de Rio Arriba, estuvc
en- la ciudad el Martes transando ne
gocios importantes.
Don Daniel Romero, de velarde
condado de Rio Arriba, NOS hizo una
| ~agradable vista ell Lunes, habiendc
venido con Ell fin de consular d pro
minentes licenciados sohre materias
~importantes.
Ell Sr. Rube M. Martinez, bien como
| cido ciudadano de Velarde, condado de
Rio Arriba, nos homo Ell Lunes con
una agradable vista, y mientras en- la
antigua Capital trans6 negocios i'm
portantes b licenciados prominentes
de esta ciidad.
Ell Lunes en- la maflana tuvimos el
susto de yer en- la Ciudad al d~istingui
do y prominente asesor del condado de
Rio Arriba, Don Narciso Sanchez. FL
Sr. Sanchez reside en- A1calde y es al
tamente apreciado por sus finas cuali
dades y Garlic con que trata a todos
sus conocidos. Durante SUI ~estancia
EN- la bella Capital Ell Sr. Sanchez tn
vo una ~conferencia importante con me
dicos eminentes de esta ciudad.
Ell Sr. Donaciano Vigil, de Cienegui
LA, condado de Taos, " ciudadano Y
comerciante distinguido de aquella 70
munidad, nos hizo una agradable Vi:
sta Ell Lunes. 81 Sr. Vigil atendi6 en-
la tarde del mismo dia q N junta, de
los directories de la Nina Ground HilP'
de la cual 81 es uno de los directories
y Quien por muchos aiios ha tornado
una parte muy i~nteresante en- nego
clos de minerva. Regres0 a su residen
cha eel Martes en- la mafiana.
Don Julio Roybal, a~compahado de gu
esposa y ni1as, de Pecos'
condado de San Miguel, estuvieron en-
la ciudad durante la semana yisitanio
1 la esposa de Don Epifanio Gonzales
la Sra. Reducinda de Gonzales 6 hijas.
FL Sr. Roybal es tan amante de Com
4 sus hiios, qfe no dej6 rega
Ios de Nayidad en- los comercios de-
Santa Fe. Bien hecho, asi hacen los
de familia que quieren A. sus
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-12-18
FL DR.. 4. =. TANNus.

I'm especialista en- intermediates dc
la Garganta, Nariz, Ojos Y Ofdos, Sc
liza, resentado permanentemente en-
Santa f. N: NJ.
Ell Doctor Ell graduado de la Univer-
sidad del Estado de Illinois. (Chicago).
v ha estado en- Europa por los pasa-
dos dos amos estudiando especial
mente en- las Intermediates arriba
mencionadas.
Ha puesto su despacho en- ell Capital
City Bank Building -Cuartos 22-23-24,
y vera a los pacientes desde las 8 has
Ia las ~ a. m. y desde las 2 hasta las
1 p. m. Pide Ell ~patrocinio de las perso-
mas de Santa Fe quienes esten afecta-
las con estas Intermediates y promote
lar entera satisfaction en- Ell trata-
niento de las mismas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-12-18
PlDEN AYuDA.

Chicago. ILL.,, Die. 1G-Una apelaci6n
por ayuda para los 1000 sufrientes dc
.ac crecientes de Nevasota, Texas, fu6
recibida hoy por Ell Mayor Harrison, de
A. F. Brigance, y N. J. Baylor, de Ia
comisi6n de alivios de Navesota.
La apelaci6n vino en- un telegrama
y decfa que la comisioD habia atenta-
do sobrevivir sin la ayuda de afuera.
a Ultima bora Sc oblig6 en- COME.
sar que estaba en- necesidad urgente
de ropa, camas y dinero.
Ell mayor dijo que tomarfa acci6n
appropriate para c~onseguir abastos de
aqui tan pronto como fuera po-
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-12-18

LW .AM M d." .L|
Mientras que ningun reporte Official
'ha sido recibido en- ia ofcina del H.
ndanta smh,,enta xsro~4.
.nt Ut 9sot4ro M, a,ua ~ 10y
Sual ~ t7SiDlo q H~le!coAss lno'co
eus col VIA 2 oos e1cepclones 'os On
~.e - .nuauos lu'enes iueton ~
aos usleApsuo eu vallas sulnas 81
tcrdant u, Z srta h.r satrs.sSa !,
cordsdo Ia ~cans,dsdss az Ia crs,ss
eetabor d~af.1cados
= y qu.ep ~
-. ns0uesn'e anlpen'e' es'apa acu'
49, ~ ~ z eAcsslxos 81 ~ ai'inen'
taclon - - pasa y teso-
,efo y sumo de ss6S.zS
& ouai y eAac'a,aen'e = sulna uei ds'
ia'oo sssun ~ ui0e'
Y. w beeman le paga al tesorero
Gel condaQo 5000 ~ 81 tombstone
Ido AZ condado, Y en- "a reporte estaba
uelaicado Q $2S.S0 por un teiefono
90 NADIA paeado' Sc presume que de-
en- 81 residencla por e. Scuai q ono
20 que "a condado pagara por otro mes
antes que 81 repofte Gel 1ntendenta
vlnlera alser propledad pu'
ipiica. Los sotros COS comisi0nados
qulenes delaron que 81 condado paga'
lra por sus feiefonos, no aparecen en-
let registro snastas 81 lro de DiciemDre
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-12-18
cuATRo coNDADos HAGEN RE-
PORTE.

Cuatro tesoreros de- condado quienes
bicieron reporte durante la semana por
colectaciones durante Noviembre, le
mandan al estado s1737.04 como 81
porci6n do tasaciones colectadas. FL
en- detalle es como sigue:
Copdado de Curry. 1910 antes, $751;.
Sc; 1911. $146.66; 1912, s655.34. Por
zion al estado, s22f.7S.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-12-18
EsTATuAs PARA Ell ARzoBlSPo
LAMY " Ell vlcARIo EGulLLON.

Lo siguiente es una sustancia de
una carta que ha sido mandada q va
RIGS papeles Espanoles del estado, Y
esperamos que ell pueblo Cat6lico de
Nuevo Mexico responda con sus con
tribuciones para lleyar a cabo n EN-
presa tan loable:
Don Teodoro Martinez, quien ahora
Sc halla con su hermano, Don Jose X.
Martinez, ZEN Tierra Amarillo, Nueyo
Mexico, ha escrito una carta presen-
tando La proposition para abrir una
contribution de dinero, que Ell pueblo
ofrezca voluntariamente, en- TODD ell es-
tado, para levantar dos monumentos
en- la capital, Santa re. a la memorial
de nuestros inolvidables y iamentado
Arzobispo, Don Juan Bautista Lamy,
que tanto bien hizo durante su vida
d los hijos de Nuevo Mexico, Y otro
al Reverend Vicario Don Pedro Egui-
lion, quien en- cooperation del Arzov
bispo Lamy, dedico su vida, sus mes
dios v ~esfuerzos para ell bien esprit
tual y temporal de este pueblo.
Informa Don Teodoro Martinez que
pronto Sc iniciara ell movimiento loa,
BILE y Sc ~designaran c~olectores, tai vez
10 sean los curas p~arrocos de las di-
ferentes parroquias 8 iglesias del es-
tado de Nuevo Mexico a quienes pr
dram mandar las contribuQiones, las
cuales seran ~publicadas, de tempo en-
Y r~eservadas en- manos del Ar-l
zobispo de Santa Fe, hasta que una
suficiente Sc colecte para llevar
grandioso proyecto a un t6rmino fe
liz y de honra para Nuevo Mexico VI
sus hijos en- conservar y hacer patente
memorial de los ilustres prelados.
uno de los educados del famo
10 Colegio de San Miguel, Don
Miguel Chaves, de TERRA Amarillo,
,ondado de Rio Arriba, rico comercian
6 y c~apitalista del norte de Nuevo
iexico con ejemplar ~liberalidad y gra
itud ha ofrecido contribuir con la SUI
ma de 81. 900, Y tai vez habra otros
81 a quienes la fortuna haya si
o propicia que contribuyan sumas res |
etables, pero, a segun Sc propone /
lon Teodoro Martinez de hacer la {
ontribuci6n, popular, para que m ella d
pedan entrar no solo los que tengan /
medios que Dios les halla e
ado, 81 no hasta ell mas infeliz que il
leda contribuir con algunos centa- c
is. su ofrenda sera estimada como
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-12-18
OPINION ANTERIOR soBRE MATE.
RiAs De TAsAcIoN Es REvER-
saba.

ri in~tendenfa ambu1arta mand6 q
LINES en- Il tarde ! carta ( todo,
los tesoreros i colactoras "a condod
en- la cual les instruve do desconoca,
Ia carta nr4via mandado nor A a. 4
lcual citaba ma carta dei ocuraao II,
general hp~onseiapdo 10 concasi6n y.
& treinta dias nara ii ~ g. AZ
Ias tasac;ones dasnras VI o,a a. II
III AZ ami,la "a ,anto san oorr,ota
das antics do colectar IL nena e. r.
decidido ahora avidantamarto c,,a ~
onini6n ~ nod;a III rerdida ,eoaI
mente en Il face ~ i ,av Z anal q
nacficamenta dice ora ,os +osac;oras
nor 4 nrimera mitad a. -c,,a,onier IN
u haran dalin uartas IL nv. 1ro ~
Diciembre : q nana dabara -rse
desn,es ID asa fecha : ea,3a u
cual ~ axnIica IA IN III n $500 u
gre.
sant. M n;c q
( IL raso,aros A. ra-adaaa.
ron r-ofararo;. II; I'LL. ~, ~
~ On cuanta Z i colaota.;6r ~, ~
eres On laa tasac,ones da 1o1a loo
ualas u hic;aron da,;ncuos 4, mn
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-12-18
ropAviA FL cGMvRo pE
Las ho9TlLlpApE9.

--.-
.r es ysSps ~o.se.e:
49, Z 1920. M. ~!..". ~'s~~e
s'uo 1890 "'Yms.es qus
~ $3.50" 1se2 ~
49, $1,000. ~ $500 @Fg (.
ros9sse Ncs'oaS NJ
c'ones' vs.
s--.
1iuoAa ~ MEXICO Dic' i0'T-a1h Rer
olaa de los rebeldes en- - patafla en-
tire las tropas federales y los constitu
cionaIisfas nor Ia nosaa,6n AZ n,,arto
del mar d. Tampico ~ calcium ~ 1.0oo
bombres. Il see,In IN feieerama recibi.
do hoy en- 81 ministetdo deI interior
del ~gobernador AL estsidoS AZ Talmau.
lipas, y sss
=, s,.,.no ..4,. ...x =.
~. i, ,Ssssss
ssnx VI s. x,1S,saA ss. q
49, $3.50, ns
s s ~ u 1870 Z =
,< ! srs.. 80 i1u LA ~ 3s oeSA
t1~ &C s,nxs1 Wy
81 1850 ~ e'srle z *'~ - u91
10y.
1o w X o's t1D11vo m
.auD, alsunve ~ vi,os ~ 'senuv -"
$3.50 v..s' &
$1,000 ~ 800 /,
80 ieDe'uos 17s,'o
VIZ eot.os ~ 'iu'''o'on uioo " !
po,'o onoll .Nsns
Aos aThsos m 1899 - NV
y opi"n wy Aan.pioo 9es1 800 -
son'i@ 40 n'"s : oons ~ 60
suranza .na ca,lpana ac',ya II coiasn'
1ara pUI ~ leueiaies ~ ~ reslo nss cer-
70 ~ oop. X
oo ahulcio NY que ~ esiuVi1o paT
IL omar o.ra yez, VI cuai nA
ss'auo pcr mucio Tempo ~ POSSESSION
- ios repeiues, eslA pare nacerss' 20
0coiuaia NY = gcapsula ~ Dutalr
q au0 81 oD1V'o u1 "a Snp1ui.aon uosa'
oi'uiaua' - uoS'ruccion ue = cuai
~ ios Iepeioes' prscipito "a cdlua W
: ortso sarios ineses pasauos'
0ieslalias ~ y ofreon noy ihuica-
ron que ias au,oriaaoes locales, de-
2ues'as por ~ repeiues, nan sldo re-
eaurauas Z oncihA Z ~ serylclo puptt-
- es.a sienuo
gus 70 nasa 9 i'o snuea.
Aullu ~. lo.-Li so ppea1u I'Spa-
Y, ss.a sehtregar seguT
iuau ue los ln.ereses en- Mex'co al go-
oieino ue 'os hs'auos onluos, + .ses yn
= anuncio memo noy por "a minlstro
Z Iduaroo Dato'
Asreso que pasos prelimlnarlos ma
pan : 'olnados "a con ese IN en-
VISTA
Ha C~onseeu'oo 81 Emprestito:
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-12-18
pALxpRAs pLENAs DEL oosER-
MAnoR DEL EeTApo.

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.
IN ."
te ..sS ''.,. sy,"1'S
~ W." sss's'eS n. rtus' 100
~ SyS' 49,.
Az. -. S-S me.snr
$1,000 S~" X
s"o-''~
4.s,x ~
n @o1 ei s''1 rN&
siete mlnuSos en ~ camare &c Conner
clio y banquete en- peming Ell Martes
de- Il aenana naaada y 4 nerun los re.
W. w VIC. ~ hor,6
my seneli'anlehse gnt1o une in'p'o
sion muy fsierte CON aauellos que 10
oyeron. El peming Graphic dei8 VAer'
mes publica ohservaciones por com
pleto, de las cuales tomamos ~ q.
guiente;
AEstos hechos lee dig0 d ustedes:
Cuatro mil6simos adicionales han sido
levados en- las tasaciones debido q las
enormes cargas del estado, y otra mi
tad de- in mil6simo para hacer buena
la deficiencla de administrations an.
teriores. No permitan que nadie for
me sus opiniones en- esta materia. In
yestiguen Dor ustedes mismos y uste
des materialmenfe asistan en- la solu-
ci6n el problema. 70 espero crfticos
|honestos. pero deben ser legales,
~ 81 10 son ash, buena voluntad
resultara de- 10 mismo. Lei en-
IN panel FL otro dia, palabras
4 ese efecto que ell gobernador 'signi-
flea bien. 70 considero que un cum.
plimiento y.significa mas para mi quo
81 81 papel ne hubierasmarcado ssabio,,
aOue es 10 que ha traido q cabo la
presente situaci6n de tasaci6n? Into
reses humanos egoistas. estAn en- Ell
Man. Los ~intereses de p~artidarios
ouienes &c sirven solos s~ola1nente.
Como II proposicidn general ustedes
hallarAn oue aouellos que hicieron mas
rnido son los mas grandes .~capeadores
a. ta~saciones. 70 he insistido que
II pueblo az Nuevo Mexico q legal
con las c-orporaciones del estado, y no
las obliguen A pagar tasaciones exec
siyas. NJ mantengo que 81 pueblo del.
estado debe ~soportar SUI parte legal de
Ia carea. Y no. O I'M hombre de cor
poracion.
.vov 4 leerles dos telegramas los
c,,ales de- explican de- DOR 81 Y los Qua
les estdn en- regIstro debido q la mala
inclinaci6n de- los despachos los Qua
Ia han sido mandados Dor medic de
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-12-18

los edlfclos De escuela. 26 son proplos.
16 son arrentados y uno prestado.
Yeipte y .seis son dc construction do
madera, diex eon de ADOBE. uno de
cuartones. dos son de ladriIlo y en- I'M
distrito una carpa ID usada para casa
de escuela. Hl censo dc escuela fue
24C7 de Lon cuales 1889 fueron muchar
chos y 1885 fueron muohachaa. El
alistamiento rue 1880 de los cuales 776
fueron muchaohos ' 100 fueron mu-