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The Detroit times., 1915-10-20
MT. CLEMENS

Walter schultz the i4-year- Eu-
clid-ave. youth. run down BY the Me-
dea auto bus late Monday night re.
ceived a broken les ~ the result or
the accident. The boy Is now IN the
Washington sanitarium
City Attorney Weeks Viii this
week start an action against the De-
troit Tilted RatlWya co. 10 compel ~
10 comply with the requirements OF
their present franchises In this city
Al Monday nights council meeting
the municipal body turned down hat
the oTer % the company 20 recon
1truct the conder ned Macomb-st
bridge In return for the extension or
81, their MI Clemens franchises FOR
a period Of 20 years. The bridge u
now closed 10 car tFaffc. and the
L. L, RS present franchise, which
stu has 10 years TO run. calls for all
shore line cars 10 make hourly trips
20 the Avery House square. local ofh-
ciais contend that the company Is
viola ting their franchise. The prin-
cipai reason for the city's contem-
plated action r. 10 compel the rail-
wAy company TO build a new bridge.
George Pemmii. OF Detroit. owner
tain bath house. has let contract
TO a local firm Tor the construction
of new and modern two-story brick
apartment house. work upon which
will be started az once
The Cottage club members viii
meet Wednesday evening in the home
OF Mrs. Alice Kelley. No. lis Ma
Mrs 3. r Erskine. Cass-ave., en-
tertained the members OF the Social
club In her home Tuesday evening
Suit has been started In circuit
court by John Disgrandchamp. OF
Warren township. against John karn.
The bill asks for the reformation OF
lease. on farm lands In Warren
Mrs NJ. c. Crorin left Tuesday
evening for Jackson. where she will
attend the annual convention of
Kings Daughters Before returning
home Mrs Cronin goes to Lansing
State Federation OF women's Clubs.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Smith. Miller
ST., leave Wednesday for Royal Oak.
where they will make their future
home. Mr.. Smith recently accepted a
position AZ telegraph operator In the
Grand Trunk station there
more, Is a guest In the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Bert Norton
Miss Bess whipple. OF Duluth.
Mimi, 10 spending some time with
her cousin, Mrs. 8. c.. Price. Cass-ave
Bert Schuneman and family re-
turned Tuesday evening from an ex-
tended visit with relatives in INLAY
Il. C. Rose and wife. of Detroit. and
Mrs. Eva Clapp. OF south Lyon, were
week end guests In sthe home OF g. r
Rose, Lincoln-ave.
william Miller leaves Wednesday
for Akron, O.. where he will visi,
relatives for = week
home turned from a visit with Ohio
Mrs. r. I. speer returned Tuesday
from Lansing.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-20
d enter
BABY SHOW
Ihibit at Romulus
ronlises to Be En-
phatic Success

M eoMULUs, Mich, Oct. 2o.--Near
~ rs children ranging in age from
y ~ months to i've years have al
Snoly besn entered IN the Better
1t11oss contest which Will be fea'
ro u the nrst day Of the Romulus
III and Homecoming, Oct. 22-2S-
|09 the convenience of the examin-
x physicians the entries have been
1lVt1ed into ave classes, accordins
~ -. bat even thong hthe work IL
nS facilitated II will keep the doc
oes busy awarding the medals for
- most perfect child In each divi
~ contest Will be held In the
IHp6let Episcopal church.
~ examining physicians will be
~. J. Granneid. New Boston:
1. n. Earle. Wayne; DIR. Carl
~, Boilevilie: DR.. J. J. Mar
Bloiss: DR. Campbell, Ply
hs Dr. c. NJ Clark. Romulus:
gesIsy McConolosue. Spring
The Detroit times., 1915-10-20
HIGHLAND PARK.

Mrs. VIM pores. OF No. Iss Elm
hurst-ave-. will entertain the wo-
mems Union OF the Presbyterian
church, THURSDAY, al a:so P. m
Orchard Lake. will move, Wednesday.
TO No. roo Highland-aye.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Compton, OF
Third.ave-. have moved 20 No. i1s
Mr.. and Mrs. O. =. Brodie. OF
Square Lake, were recent guests OF
Mr., and Mrs. E. l. Benedict. or No.
1s5 Highland-ave
80 orsnd-aye-. wiz take a short mo
tor trip this week
Mr.. and Mrs. A LAfhrup. OF No. 21s
Highisnd, aver are visiting in Ru'-
The Senior girls Of the high school
will serve . banquet. Thursday eve
ming. Oct. 81. for the Boys Affiliated
club I'm the school lunch room.
The Senior sss Of the high ., school viii III
Smiths Highland Park grocery. at
Buena Vista and Woodward ayes. A
large Assortment Of baked goods will
be displayed at reasonable PRICES
ave east. has recently visited in
Doris Williams. Of No. ss Gerald
ave-. entertained is boy and girl
being her tenth birthday. Games and
music were enjoyed by all. A dainty
luncheon WAS served.
Arthur Harold. OF No 1857 Wood
ward-ave.. In confined to his home
with innammatory rheumatism.
John Culliman. Of No SIS Grand
ave-. left Saturday for Syracuse ~
y. being transferred TO the Ford
Motor Co. plant there.
Mrs. John Pierson, Of No. 90 Cot
taxe Grove-ave.. Is confined TO her.
home by illness.
Rex 8. GLEASON, OF No. - Grand
ave. east has returned TO his home
from visit at Ann Arbor. He at
tended the Michigan Case football
game.
/ Arthur c. Mass, Of No, % Grand
ave. east. has returned from a visit
1T Richmond. Mich.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-20
WYANDOTTE

Miss B'na kellie. a popular YOUNG
woman in Nyandotte social circles
who has hecn "A student in the he
trott Cous-ry atogy OF Music for some
ttu1e. has accrpte da position As solo
let In the Central Methodist Episco-
pal church. and viii take up her
duties there on sunday evening, oct.
Miss Kettle has been famous local.
~ FOR many years on account ~ her
voice. which Is soprano Of great
surprising 20 her many friends that
she was offered this important posi-
ton. she Is the daughter Of Mr. and
MIS- James Kellie. % Spruce-su,
Supt. OF schools IL c. DAILY an
nounces that school will open post
lively Thursday. oct II.
Miss Seulah Parr Of Alma. was In
Wyandotte or business Tuesday
Mrs. Tins. % Seattle. Wash. y We
iting fr,e nds for three months
The Evening in England" will he
given on Wedne sday evening IN the
parish house OF the Episcopal church
Many OF the teachers OF the LIN
coin school have returned from their
homes. where they have been visiting
during the enforced vacation
The Episcopal choir viii rehearse
Friday evening al T:3o,
The Wyandctte Indian football team
will practice on the city park wei
nesday evening az o'clock All
mem bers are requested 10 attend.
Mr and Mrs Doyle. of Canals. are
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. Leon san
Grant. Oak-st.
John Bondie. Bay City. - visitin ?
friends and relatives in Wyandotte
Harry Katz. OF Toledo. was in the
city on business Tuesday.
III r Browne - on a business trim
The Choral society has begun its
seasons work in the NyHUd0tte Con-
crvatory OF Music. The society viii
present The Rose Maiden" cam
tata. this year.
The funeral services for Mrs Pc
ter Patterson. SIS, who was found
dead in her home on Cherry-st. Mon
day evening, viii be held Thursday
afternoon The burial VIII be In
woodmere.
Miss Marian Brooker has returned
from a weeks visit IN Detroit.
Joseph Hockey has accepted a poi
sition with the Moore Truck Co. Of
Trenton.
Claude Clark has recovered from
his recent Illness.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-20
S25,0O0,000 IN GOLD
FROM LONDON

NEW YORK. Oct. 2O.-The latest
shipment Of gold from England to
the United States. said to be larger
than any. OF the previous consign.
ments. arrived here Last night and
was placed in the assay Office The
gold Is said 10 consist chiefly OF
British sovereigns and 10 BE- worth
approximately $4,000 ma.
The gold was consigned to J. p
Morgan & Co. bat no oTlcial an.
nounccnent concerning tho value OF
the shipment was male by that
firm. II was learned that the coins
VIII be melted into bullion bars.
and credited to the British govern.
ment by the Morgan firm.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-20
DEARBORN

Rev. Frye. OF Detroit. preached the
quarterly conference sermon in the
Evangelical church. Sunday evening
Mr.. Cole. missionary from china,
gave an illustrated lecture in the
Methodist church, Monday evening
He IL here 20 attend the Iavulen =
Missionary Movement convention in
Detroit The pictures we've all taken
by him In and around Fuchau. The
lecture was very interesting
Miss Helen Auten. OF Ort0nville
was a weekend guest in the home
of Mr.. and Mrs Grover Autsn.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-20
rYANDOTTE
HAS SURPLUS

i YANDOTrB. Men. Oct. 90
~ county treasurer. according to
tDort read In the meeting Of the
nen Tuesday evening, has . bal
pp ~ >i.lss.33 IN favor Of the city
SAndotte, and the commission
divided Il into the following
-: Contingent. s1.2ss.3s; hos
- fund. $500. and then transfer.
913.6S from the hospital FUND
- John r.. Gilbert Memorial
ofal fund
10 report Of the poor commis-
which includes expenditures
ot.t1 was accepted. and the
accounts we're ordered paid.
- annual budget II the Board
ucat1on was also accepted. and
~ voted Over to the board.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-20
0DTRACE0F
LOST GIRL
~ Wienkof Disap-
nred From Dance
Han 3 Weeks Ago

k1EvII1E, Mich. Oct. 90
G4 weeks have passed since the
nnxancs Of 1s-ysar-old Edna
bo9 from the dance hall the
1 of Sept 30. and al effort to
otthsr the giri or her brother
Mo disappeared IT the same
6ess besn u no avail. The
+ ncfher y becoming distracted
Io1Sn that psrhaps the girl has
1oas away with.
Dnents Overheard from FAR.
nnn n the cass, led some to
~ Uhat hs and the girl headed
Iln1eka. whore 10 has an uncle
osetiss Who desire FAIRS arrest
onothsr charge have received
f5Um the west that Ear has
D ewn up.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-20
BIRMINGHAM

: ssrofs. q s..: s7S:Ss sls.:sSi::SS
In his home on 6outhdel6-
: n u survived By 8 widow.
: G LIZ 4rs p e esoeksy,
~ nich: Leona. ~ home. and
IS. ifs nsss.i n. IN s .'E SsIa at At
- Nh Be in the Royal Oak csm:.
I'm pax,son. o. Remuius, and
(SSspSsji % Sssvii!. a" ' ''
- oe2t6 Of hochsster. ~.
3IsssSsls. /. ire. Doctor ~s.
5sSss q 81 = o Sss. iis n,o T rS.s
~ Wor6wan helped him out
n: - uneoascious for several
vemas'a euxii,sry Of ~.
D1ooQDol church, will meet
~ QftosDe0n In the home OF
- UorfY IN Bloqmnsld Hiils.
elIlom Wells. Of Detroit. all
xtsllan wsavsr and seiss Eta
e ~. and Mrs.. Joseph
zs|zsy 7silss eiYs win NEE,
u{(Gf6e9p 90 the home Of Mrs..
yoefwclL est 81 thia place.
% t3rm44 81 nlo9mnsld
bEeyIht suis for al.
- WITH 6eSertion. sjass sept
The bill Gays they were
vAss -: sssSs. s:S. the IL:
80: :, ,:,ss = x.ss /, 5 ;;::s
ri ~ HsS:s sss3&ssxr
e a. 8 bs'sy.s ~ MAJ, :sEs'G sss
The Detroit times., 1915-10-20

While wave after wave OF immi-
grafton has swept into the west. rail-
roads and other large grantees Of
public lands have been withholding
millions OF acres for speculative rea-
sons. One estimate has IL that OF
1000 900 acres only Is per cent
have passed into small holdings.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-20
WAYNE

In appreciation OF the training
given the Junior class 81 last year
for their annual play, the members
OF the class have presented Miss Stell-
wagon with reading lamp.
a new garage is being erected by a
party from Chelsea on the proper D
recently purchased on Michlgan-av
Village Treasurer Gerbstadt reports
that he collected fs.TSs5s taxes this
The Detroit times., 1915-10-20
TRENTON

Village Clerk Ben Feathers viii
leave Monday 20 attend the . .
r. conference in Bay City as delegate
from the Trenton lodge
Allen Moore. formerly OF Crosse
lie. has moved 10 Washington
Mrs X c. Rix spent Tuesday In
Detroit
The Detroit times., 1915-10-20

German machine guns which have
been re, emily captured show a great
Improvement on hose that were
used at the beginning OF the war.
They can be carried by one man.
ammunition. spare parts and all.
and they are provided with an ex-
ira tube. II IL not that the German
gun is light. but II is so contriyed
that II can be hoised on TO man 9
back. cerain parts being padded and
providing an easy grip.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-20
Poor Chan.

Poet-Whst happened to your au-
thor friend?
Editorials had hard luck, poor
fellow; sent a fiery article 70 a
powder magazine and IT blew up be-
fore he got his money.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-20
SUBURBAN NEWS

viii be hostess Thursday afternoon %
the Congregation Ladies' union
Mrs Bert Reynolds. 30 South Hur-
on-st. has been a guest FOR We X
In Detroit
William Nought has returned 10 his
home In New NoTk city.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-20
RIVER ROUGE

The case OF Mary vs. Charles Pet
rasky. has been postponed for two
weeks.
There viii be box social in our
Lady OF Lourdss school hall. We'd
nesday evening. given by the Holy
Name zaa{Afr
The Detroit times., 1915-10-20

sounded warning signals Many
drove with their lights on. Objects
emerged from the grey mist sud
denly and disappeared again with
the same uncanny suddenness As
the morning advanced the fox grad
ually lifted, and street conditions
became normal again.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-20

Nov. my son" said the conscien.
tious father. tell me why punish
ed you"
That's IT," blubhored the boy IN.
dignantly First, YOU pounded me
life out of mo. an now you don't
know what yoa done II for Puck.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-20

A seven-m mile tunnel has been bored
through mountains near lIcnoiTia IN
convey water 70 sugar plantations.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-20

summer and that only s24aas taxes
were returned. This Is a little above
the average Of returned taxes. the
lowest mark being two years ago
when only SCI worth were returned
The Detroit times., 1915-10-20

PristtnG-the piats neat kind--shst
ia rfght-rimes Job Dept.--Msin s52s.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-20

WrAT O'Ve vHItlk or rER7" He Ask
ort5 ALL RiGAT. REPLIED. Sues
a BRUNETTE ,tShV sNEp
NAV. SAES A 6LOND," >SA,D HE
A eLOND7 WAY, SAC s BRUNETTE ~ vt~s
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1915-12-24
DON MALAQUlAS MAR
TiNEZ
Candidate Republican,
para Comisionado de
Corporaciones

Varios prominentes Republica-
nos de diferentes condados de
Nuevo Mexico, amigos perSonales
Y correligionarios politicos del Sr.
Malaquias Martinez, estan fomen-
tando ell nombre de este caballero
para la nomination Republican,
de Comisionado de Corporaciones.
Don Malaquias Martinez ha
prestado grandes servicios al par
lido Republican,, y su candidatu-
ra a tan elevado puesto no es mas
que justa y no dudamos recibira
la aprobaci6n de todos los Repu-
blicanos en- los diferetes condados
del estado.
Dicha candidatura, al misno
tempo, es reclamada por los Re
publicanos del Condada de Taos,
pues el Senador Malaquias Marti-
nez ha prestado grandes servicios
al partido y al pueblo en- general
Y los taosefios unanimes deman-
daran Ia nomination del Sr. Mar
tisez para Ia posici6n indicada.
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Al PubIico.

A todos mis- patrocinadores y
parroquianos les deseo feliz Pas
cua de Nayidad y I'm pr6spero
y feliz Afio Nuevo de 1916.
Agradecido como estoy de to-
dos los taosenos que han patro-
cinado constantemente con sus
compras en- mi establecimiento,
debo ahora asegurarles que una
yez mas para 1916 podre ofrecer
al p1blico el mejor surtido, los
mejores efectos y los mejores
precios. no solamente en- el vale
de Taos sino en- la parte norte
de Nuevo Mexico, pues al efecto
me propongo para 1916 engran-
decor mi establecirniento con nue.
vos departamentos.
LA Tienda de CuaidaH"
GERSON GUSDORF
Die. "a, 1915.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1915-12-24
NupCidI
Dixon N. M. Die, 10, 1915
Sr Editor.

Dixon N. M. Die, 10, 1915
Sr. Editor:
Ell dia IA del mes en- curse, en-
Glen Woody Camp, condado de
Taos, Sc VERTIGO el enlace matri.
monial de los distinguidos j6venes
Amadeo Jaramillo con la sinpati-.
ca senorita Ernestina Atencio, 81.
endo el novio hijo de Don Marce-.
limo Jaramillo y esposa y la novia
hija de Don Felipe Atencio Y es-,
posa, de Dixon
Actuaron como testigoS EN- la
ceremonial nupcial su humilde SER
vidor y la Sra. Castula Sanchez,
bendiciendo a la feliz pareja ell
Rev. Tomas Atencio de la iglesia
Presbiteriana de Embudo N. M.
En- honor al feliz evento Sc di6
una lucida reception en- la residen-
cia Atencio.
Que Dios mande sus bendiciones
sobre esta nueva pareja, y que
sean felices, son mis- deseos
Antonio Sanchez
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1915-12-24
Los Generates Mexicanos
ManifieStan Su Gratitud
Hacia los HabitanteS
De Santa Fe.
Sr. d. Isidoro Armijo,
Ciudad.

Muy distinguido y fno amigo:
En- la imposibilidad de despedir-
nos, como hubieramos deseado, de
todas y cada una de las honorables
personas a quienes hemos tenido el
honor de conocer en- esta historical
y yhospitalaria ciudad, durante nues-
ira corta, pero muy agradable per-
manencia, nos permitimos rogar a
I'd. que tantas pruebas de su bue-
ma amistad nos ha dado, que 10 ha-
ga a nuestro nombre, hacienda pre-
sente al mismo tempo, a cada uno
de nuestros amigos, ell profundo
agradecimiento que llevamos por
el efecto y caballerosidad con que
hemos sido tratados.
Desamos tambien hacer publica
nuestra gratitud hacia todos los
habitantes de Santa Fe y muy es-
pecialmente ell Sr. Juez T. c. Pol
lock, el Procurador de los E. u,
Col. Dobson y Honorables MEM
bros del Jurado, en- la causa del
Gral. Jose Inez Salazar por la i'm
parcialidad y justicia de los proce-
dimientos y SUI fallo final.
Ell Oral. Salazar Sc une a noso-
tros en- nuestra demostraci0n de
gratitud Y carino.
Y I'd. nuestro distinguido y caba-
lleroso amigo, reciba muy especial
mente nuestro agradecimiento por
sus bondades V nos ofrecemOs a
sus 6rdenes en- Las Cruces como
sus amigos Y seryidores.
r. .Mercado,
]. |. Salazar,
Evaristo Perez,
Alberto Aduna,
A. F. Munoz.
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Sentida DefunCion

Victima de febre pneumonia fa-
lleci0 en- esta en- Ia madrugada de
aver jueves, la apreciable sonora
Anita Smith, esposa del j6ven Pa
tricio Romero, reSidente de Corrum-
pa, N. M.
La extinta senora hacia unos
dias que habia llegado a Pehasco,
procedente de Corrumpa, para pa
sar las festas de Nayidad al
lado de sus padres Don Abran
Smith y Sra. Petrita de Smith. Po-
cos dias despues de su llegada prin-
Icipi6 a sentirse enferma de resfrio,
que Sc convirtio pronto en- una te-
rrible fiebre pneumonia. Ell DIR.
Martin fue llamado pronto por te-
lefono desde Pefiasco, y al llegar
ALI ell mismo Doctor Sc trujO a la
pacienta para Taos para mejor
atendencia medica.
Pocos minutes despues de su
llegada, en- la residencia Martin, la
enferma di6 a luz un niio que mu-
rio pocas horas despues. Esto pa
recia haber aliviado algo la. pacien-
ia, pero el microbes en- la noche
aument6 la febre a tai grado que
lie cause la muerte.
Los restos mortales de la eXtinta
sonora recibiran sepultura hoy
viernes en- esta de Taos.
Deja para sentir su muerte a sus
buenos padres A.. Smith y esposa,
a su esposo Patricio Romero y un
niho de 8 amos de edad, a quienes
acompanamos en- su justo pesar,
deseandoles resignation por tan
irreparable perdida.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1915-12-24
Robo de so Pesos

Don Jose Sandoval, pacifico y
honrado ciudadano, residente de
La Placita, nos comunica que el
dia 10 de Noviembre pr6ximo pa
sado, mientras Sc hallaba ausente
de su hogar, alguna persona pene-
tr6 en- el interior de su casa llevan--
dose la cantidad de cincuenta pc.
SOS que guardaba en- uno de sus
armarios. Ell Sr. Sandoval tiene
sospechas bien fundadas de la per-
soma que lie rob6 su caudal.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1915-12-24
Uno a Quien Proponen
Para la Candidatura
Senatorial Repu-
biicana.

Varios Republicanos prominen-
tes del condado de Bernalillo, ami
gos personales y politicos del Hon.
Francisco A. Hubbell, residente
del mismo condado, han iniciado
un movimiento para fomentar el
nombre de ese caballero para la
nomination Republican, de Sena.
dor de los Estados Unidos. No Sc
prop0nen pelear en- la convention
nj hacer la guerra a otros aspiran-
tes que desearen la candidatura,
sino simplemente demostrar los
servicios que el senor Hubbell ha
prestado al partido, las eXcelentes
calificaciones que posee para de-
sempefar ell empleo propiamentey
con solicitud uniforme a las deman-
das y necesidades de todos los con-
dados en- particular y del estado
en- general, y 10 mucho que ha
crecido su Influenza politica en- su
propia localidad y en- todos los con-
dados hispano-americanos. Segun
los informes recibidos, parece que
ell movimiento va adquiriendo mas
vuelo cada dia entire los Republi-
canos del Estado, Y no es remote
que en- la Convention Republican,
de Estado haya un contingente
formidable de los delegados que
reclamen la postulacion del Hon.
Francisco A. Hubbell y lie den sus
votos para el puesto de Senador
Federal
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1915-12-24
HON. ANTONIO Av.
RIVERA
Candidate Republican, Para
PrOCurddOr del Syo. Dis
trio Judicial

Otra candidatura demandada
por los Republicanos de este con
dado, amigos personales y politi-
cos del Sr. A. Az. Rivera, nuestro
eficiente secretario de condado
han iniciado tambien I'm fuerte
moyimiento para fomentar el nom
bre de ese caballero para la nomi-
naci6n Republican, de Procurador
por este distrito judicial.
El senor Rivera, que como Sc
cretario de condado y de la corte
de Distrito, 10 mismo que como
jurisconsulto ha mostrado su alta
habilidad Y profundos conocimien-
tos, al ser nominado por la Con
venci6n Republican, de Distrito Y
electo por Ell voto popular de los
cuatro condados de que Sc compo-
ne ell distrito, harla un Official eX-
celente que serla orgullo para el
pueblo de este distrito, pues posee
excelentes califcaciones para de-
sempelar el empleo propiamente
con solicitud uniforme las nece-
sidades del distrito, pues el senor
Rivera, que como interprete de la
corte de distrito va ha probado
tamblen poseer un conocilniento
profundo de los dos idiomas que
prevalecen Ell Nuevo Mexico, sus
servicios como Procurador de Dis
trito serlan de 6btimo benefcio a
los dos elementos de que Sc COM
pone la population de este distrito.
Is la opinion general en- este
condado de que ell Sr. Rivera no
tendra ninguna oposici6n a su no.
minacion, pues el moyimiento esta
adquiriendo mas vuelo cada dia Y
no dudamos que los buenos Repu-
blicanos de los condados de Col
fax, Union y Quay, como ell de
Taos, apoyaran tambien la candi-
datura de nuestro candidate para
Procurador de Distrito.
Esta es la primera vez en- la his
toria del condado de Taos que Pc
dimos una candidatura de distrito
y no dudamos la consequences,
pues por derecho y justicia tales
candidaturas de Juezy Procurador
de Distrito deben recaer una vez
a un condado Y otra en- otro con-
dado para hacer justicia a los dife-
rentes condados de que Sc COM
pone el distrito. 81 Taos tiene el
material propio, no ve1nos noso-
tros porque en- esta vez, Ia prime
ra en- SUI historic, no puede estar
derechoso a tai nomination.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1915-12-24
AlColegio

Ell j6ven Gilbert Rivera, hUo de
Don Antonio Av. Rivera y Celina
de Rivera, partira el dia 3 de Enc
70 pr6ximo para Dubuque, Iowa,
en- donde ingresara como alumno
del Presbyterian German College
de esa localidad. El joven Gilbert
permanecera en- dicho colegio pOr
el termino de diez amos, hasta no
graduar y completar sus estudios
por complete.