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The Delta independent., 1920-06-11

mess houses dolling up with fresh
coat of paint this week.
DR.. Lee Bast was a returning pass.
enger Monday from several weeks
stay in Denver, where he took post.
graduate course in medics.
Mrs. c. o. Dotts and daughter Avis
attended the Gunnison High school
commencement exercises last week,
returning home Saturday evening.
Mrs. Charles Kile and baby son of
Cedaredge went to Ridgway Tuesday
for a visit with the lady's mother.
They expected to be away about a
week.
A big Sunday school picnic is be-
ing planned by the Methodist Sunday
school workers, to be held Monday,
July 5, at Thompson's Grove. near
Cedaredge.
The stock of the A. E. Penley feed
store has been purchased by W. r.
Couch & Son and was this week
moved to their store in the old l. NJ.
Conklin stand.
Miss Frona Compton has accepted
position as saleslady at Mathers'
Dry Goods store, and is a graceful
adjunct to the efficient force of
clerks maintained by that establish
ment.
Returning Saturday evening from
a trip to Denver. were Mrs. J. A. Des
Ermia and two sons Theron and Rob-
ert, the latter named boy having been
student in the Denver schools sew
era1 months.
Several local business houses are
taking on fresh dress this spring
Included in the number are the New
Perkins restaurant, E. 8. Corbin real
estate office. Star meat market, Hard
fng-Raber Drug company
Mr.. and Mrs. John Maupin, Roy l..
Smith and Bert Reynolds Joined the
crowd of pleasure seekers and went
to Montrose Tuesday to the races. ].
Frank Sanders and wife. Mrs. Cora
Adams and Genevieve Smith went
Wednesday.
Don't say vulcanfzing is unprofit-
able until you have given us a trial.
New equipment. modern methods and
years Of experience relieve our Gus
toners Of unnecessary tire troubles
Model vulcanizing Works. $40 Main
street. ]. W. Ambrose, prop. 24c.
Lee Goodwin, who has spent the
past year or more here. has disposed
of his dry cleaning business and
equipment to Theodore Wilcox. and
on Sunday Mr.. Goodwin left for Clin-
ton, Oklahoma, to join his wife. who
has been there several weeks. visit.
ing.
The Delta independent., 1920-06-11
70. Coast Coon.

To Coast Soon.
Lawrence Hick is expected home
from Boulder university tomorrow.
and within a short time Mrs. Hick.
Lawrece and Helen will leave for Sc
attic. They will be accompanied by
A. I. Cook and family. who go first to
Binghampton, Washington, and Will at
least spend several months in coast
cities. and perhaps locate out there.
Mrs. Hick and children expect to go
to Kenai, Alaska, where the doctor is
located, and visit until September.
The Delta independent., 1920-06-11
Buy 10 vIsitlns.

Billy 10 Visiting.
Billy Vessel came over from Para
dox Saturday and spent several days
visiting his family and friends. He
has been employed three years Tues
day with the Standard Chemical com
pany OF Paradox and says he likss his
work fine. Billy was Democrat b.
fore ''he kept us out Of peace," but We
are half inclined to believe he came
to Delta to get first-hand United
Press dispatches ON the big O. o. p.
convention In Chicago. served BY The
Independent office.
The Delta independent., 1920-06-11

John Morris came down from Ridg-
way Monday to visit few days with
his aunt, Mrs. Eta Ham.
Mrs. P. J. Henchemer returned the
first of the week to Crested Butte,
after a pleasant visit with her pa.
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Wood.
The season was never more beau
tiful than now. when roses, pansies,
peonies and other early summer flow
ers are in their prime. The first
homegrown STRAWBERRIES appeared on
the market this week, and there ap-
pears to be an abundance. The first
berries brought price of Soc per
quart, but on Wednesday sold at 35c
or three for 81.
Misses Inez Stout and Lettie VIII
SON of Paonia were among the de-
parting passengers Monday. Miss
Wilson will spend the summer with
relatives in Hoaquim, Washington,
and Miss Stout will visit until July
with her sister Opal at Vancouver.
Washington. Miss Opal underwent a
serious surgical operation a short
time ago, but is improving nicely at
this time.
The Delta independent., 1920-06-11
Taking p. G. Course.

DR.. F. w. Grove will leave tomorrow
for Colorado Springs to attend con-
vention of Colorado dentists which
meets there next week. An innovation
has been made this year by Colorado.
in that dentists who wish are to have
the benefi& Of a three days post
graduate course. Six specialists Of
national renown will have the work
in hand and It looks like a splendid
opportunity for even those who have
long ago passed the experimental
stage In tooth surgery.
The Delta independent., 1920-06-11
LOCAL HAPPENINGS
> . . . . . . . . -

Kean and Bessie Griffeth were out
going passengers to Delta Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Blair have re
turned from their auto trip to Denver
Gertrude Stearns went to Montrose
Tuesday to spend few days with
friends.
Miss Kathryn Roeuf of Canon City
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. W. E.
CHM.
Lula Horton came down from Aus
tin Tuesday for few days visit with
friends and relatives.
Mrs. ]. H. Davis was down from
Cedaredge Tuesday on a short shop
ping expedition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Gully, from near
Cedaredge, went to Montrose Tues
Mrs. W. R. Johnson spent the week
end with her sister, Mrs. H. R. Elliott
in Montrose.
day to attend the races.
Bernard Full went to Montrose
Tuesday for several days visit
with relatives and friends.
Miss Helen Scott is a dainty dis
penser of drinks at Mathers' soda
fountain since the close of school
Mrs W. P. Stout was here from
Cedaredge Tuesday and Wednesday.
having some dental work DONE
The question of consolidation was
settled at Hotchkiss, Tuesday, by a
majority vote against the proposition.
Clair Dotts. recently returned from
Gunnison, is now employed at the Co.
Op. store as clerk and truck driver.
County Assessor J. H. Merchant
made business trip to Cedaredge
Tuesday evening, returning next day.
Mrs. Adah Price, Red Cross secre-
tary, spent one day this week in
Hotchkiss on Red Cross business.
We do vulcanizing that pays. Model
Vulcanizing Works. $40 Main street.
J. W. Ambrose, proprietor. 24c.
Miss Maude Darlington came down
from Montrose Monday for a short
visit with her aunt, Mrs. James
Greenwood.
A welcome arrival Monday was
Mrs. Minnie Taylor from Redlands,
California who will remain in Delta
during the summer.
Departing passengers Monday were
Mrs. W. H. Beaver and daughter
Helen, who WIFI join Mr.. Beaver in
Los Angeles, California.
M. p. Ween and the Coon Trad.
ing company's store are among bus
The Delta independent., 1920-06-11

Arrive From Canon.
Last week. w. E GinA and Otis
Schlaf went to Canon City and drove
cars over. bringing with them Mrs.
schlaf and children and the Misses
Ruth Wells and Florence Williams.
Miss Wells IL . daughter OF Mrs. NJ.
c. Wells forelady of the canning
room 1t the Colorado Packing corpor-
alton.
The Delta independent., 1920-06-11
To Coast On Health Quest.

Mahlon Il. Harding left Monday eve
ming with Santa Monica, California, as
his objective. Mahlon recently suf-
fered severe attack OF heart trouble
and is making the ch9nge in altitude
in the hope of receiving benefit, and
in this hope we join him.
The Delta independent., 1920-06-11
out Of Law School.

e. r. Odom, a son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. e. Odom, completed his course in
law at Westminster college, Denver,
Friday evening. The young man tenn
porarily halted his studies to Join the
army, spending year and half over.
seas, and returned to law school after
the war. He received as a prize for
highest average a magnificent set OF
law books.
The Delta independent., 1920-06-11
Coming Home Soon.

Coming Homo Soon.
A letter from Mrs. Belle Ferrin to
her brother, v. o. Parkhurst, states
that she and her daughter and son-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Robar ex-
pect to return to Delta from Los An
eeles within the next week to make
their home. They have been living
the past six or eight months at Los
Angeles.
The Delta independent., 1920-06-11

Completes Law Course.
A telegram to Mrs. R R. Willis
Saturday from Raymond R. Willis, a
student in the Chattanooga, Tennes-
see. law school, announced that he
had completed his course and that the
graduating exercises had been held
Friday evening. He is expected here
the first of the week.
The Delta independent., 1920-06-11
Moving store.

Moving Store.
The Brunswick pool hall has been
closed this week; X. o. Daniels Is
moving his stock of groceries from
the Turner & Huntley storeroom to
the one occupied by the Brunswick
The new firm is rapidly getting things
in shape to do a good business.
The Delta independent., 1920-06-11

7-room modern house. close in; fine
lawn shade, all furniture. Price, 3d.
900; terms.
Plot corner cottage, $500.
Broom modern. $3.50; terms.
broom brick. $1,500
80 acres fine red land, $75 per
acre; close in.
40 acres alfalfa, Ash Mesa, $4,000.
100 acres in hay, cottage $4,000,
acres. Groom cottage. $3.50;
close in.
Several stock and hay, potato,
onion. fruit farms, $4,000 to $17.5o0;
terms.
E. S. coReIN,
Delta, Colo,
The Delta independent., 1920-06-11
He Has 3. D. Now.

Monday, In company with George
8. johnson. Rev. George F. Klein went
to Glenwood Springs by auto From
there he went to Denver. and on last
eveing at the University Of Denver,
he received his doctor Of divinity de-
gree, Chancellor Henry Buchtel con.
ferring. Rev. Klein is expected homo
tomorrow.
The Delta independent., 1920-06-11
BOY knocked Down.

BOY Knocked Down.
(. During the racing contest at the
ball park Thursday dashing broncho
struck Arthur Bourne, a twelve-year-
old boy, knocking him senseless. He
was taken to the Delta hospital and
after a short time was taken home
with no serious injuries.
The Delta independent., 1920-06-11
Pretty Window Display.

The Stockham Hardware store this
week carried pretty display Of cut
glass. Just received. which would de-
light the eye OF any woman. There
are handsome hand-polished and hand
cut tumblers, also water sets. the TO
vived high-stem style goblets. nappiss,
and In short everything in the glass
ware line for table service.
The Delta independent., 1920-06-11
Poppy Day.

Poppy Day.
Two French ladies. Madame Celeste
Dixon and Madamoiselle Lucienne Le
Fraper, visited our city Saturday in
the interests Of needy French children
and with the assistance Of several To-
cal young ladies gathered In $42.
The Delta independent., 1920-06-11

Visiting In Montrose.
Mrs. Ben Hawkes. and children and
Mrs. H. A. Redman went to Montrose
Friday, expecting to stay and visit
relatives for several weeks.
The Delta independent., 1920-06-11

Sells Pretty Home.
Mrs. Ed Stone has sold her pretty
brick residence on Garnet mesa. with
furniture. Ernest Maupin Of Nucla be-
ing the purchaser.
The Delta independent., 1920-06-11

Report Delta County Chapter A. r. c.
May, 1890.
FAMILIES RECEIVING SERVICE.
Thirty soldiers and sailors; H.
Ten civilians; financial aid 1880
Total, 40 financial aid 329. so
ADA PRICE,
Secretary.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-08-05

Progrand D ~escendsd de las br01imas Fiesbas en- S ptembre
Description daaNoda del grmdos9 p@0 . representation Observation-Disclosures 1me @Ponda m aona
hme al Pdddo de bsC denddopsh n0e del 14de Sehanbed d 1920 @gndd nohed de ia fedas

Alcnzo culqul:-Se que voy a mo.
rir; pero Sc me acusa en- false y 70
no Sc NADIA.
Gen Cranillo :-Que hicieron con
los ornamentos y otras cosas que ha-
lbfa en- la iglesia de Santo DOming0y
Aionzo Guiqui: Mo SCI; me dijeron
lque Ell sacristan Sc los habfa lleva-
lido.
Ger. cranlllo: Qu6 hicieFon con
ia santisima Vfrgen que estaba en-
la iglesia?
.AIcnzo Gulqui:-No Sc. 70 sc que
voy a morirs y Ie digo que no s6 ma
Ida.
Gen. Granillo: Qevantandose)-
lMuy Excelentfsimo Sehorl (dirigien.
ldOse a De Vargas Ha escuchadO I'd.
Hos testimonies de estos criminales;
las de~claraciones Sc han puestO por
~escrito en- debida forma para 81 GER
~Itificaci0n Y la del secretario del go
biernO v guerra y estan listas para
que las firme. (M secretario Barre
da entrega los papeles al General
iDe Vargas. .quien Sc levanta, cole su
bast0n, Sc p0ne 81 sombrero en- Ia
cabeza v mira a los ~crimfnales.)
Gen. De ~Varpas:-Son culpables-
~exoepto uno- FL Tempano, cuya IL
bertad conced0. Ahora pronunciare
mi s~entencia. FL indio Tegua, Diego,
del Pueblo de Nambe; 81 indio de
Jemez, Luis Cunixu y Alfonso Guiqui,
lei gobernador de Santo Domingo, mo-
riran; que Sc les fusile Immediate
mente; el Captain Antonio Valverde
y d A~banderado Urioste y Of Ayl-
dante Juan Ruiz veran que mi orden
sea ejecutada. Primero deberan con-
fesarsA con los Reverendos Padres
de esta villa. Cal Captain Valverde)
-Llevese a los prisionerDsl
tEl Captain Valyerde da ordenes q
sus ~soldados; los ~prisioneros, excepr
to ia Tempano, marchan entire dos
~pelotones de 10 soldados cada mo.
Suena ell tambor; los soldados pasan
por la entrada del oriente. A POGO
tempo Sc oyen d~isparos. Ludgo,
a paso rapido, Sc ven venir los sol
dados por la misma puerta del orien-
te y toman de uey sus lugares en-
Ia Sala de la A~udiencia.l
Cap. Antonio NaIverde.-(dirigien-
dose al Gen. De Vargas.)-Sus or
denes, Excelentfsimo Senior, han sido
~0bedecidas; los ~prisioneros fueron fu-
silados enfrente de las paroles de
la antigua iglesia de San Francisco.
Gen. De varoas:- Ell ~secretari0 de
gobierno y de guerra hara los certi-
ficados propios.
(El General De Vargas y. toda la,
corte salem ahora de Ia Sala en- de-
bida forma, dejando solamente al Ca
pitan Valverde y a sus soldados. Sc
oye sonar 81 ~clarfn, y suena 81 tam
|bor)
Cap. Observation-Disclosures a sus
sargento y soldados) A u Guar
telesl
CAE Ell TETON.
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PERsoNAJEs DEL PAsEo
HlsToRlco

General Don Diego de Vargas "a
pata Lujan Ponce de Le0n-repre
sentado por George Nv. Armijo.
Maestro de Campo Luis Granillo-
r~epresentado por James Baca.
Don Felipe, Gobernador del Pueblo
de ecos,-representado por W. N
Danburg.
Dos Capitanes de Guerra del Pue
bio de Pecos-represenetados por n
p. p, Robinson, y Brian p Dunno.
Cinco Indios.
I'll Tempano, lndio Piro-represen
tado por James wv Chaves.
Luis Cunix1, Indio de Jemez-re
presentado por francisco b Romero
Diego zenome, Gobernador del rue
bio de Nambe-representado por J.
M. Larrazolo.
A1onzo Guiquf, Gobernador del
Pueblo de Santo Domingo-represen
tado por Agustfn Duran.
Captain Don Antonio ValVerde-reI
presentado por Norman L. King.
Abanderado Martin de Urioste-
r~epresentado por William e. Griffin.
Alferez, Captain Juan Ruiz-repre,
sentado por Fritz Muller.
FRAY Antonio de Azevedo-repre-
sentado por jose d. Sena.
Fray Juan de Acknowledgment
tado por James B. Read.
Fray Bias Navarro-representado
por Juan Valdez.
Fray Diego de Chavarria-repre
sentado por Frank 9. Gormley.
Captain Domingo de la Barreda,
Secretario de Gobierno y Guerra-re-
~presentado por H. S Bowman.
Sargento de la Guardia-represen
tado por Charles B. Barker.
20 soldados del Presidio.
La acci0n Sc supone en- JUNO de
1896.
Sitio-La Sala de Audiencia en- Ell
Palacio de los Gobernadores.
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La representation

I'm grupo de soldados esta de guar
gritos y alboroto en- la direction de
la entrada del oriente. La guardia
Sc precipita a la sala de guardia del
Palacio, yolviend0 a POGO con ell sar-
gento de la guardia. Entonces Sc d.
rigen a la entrada del oriente, y al
ser alberta. entran:
Don Felipe, Gobernador del Pueblo
de Pecos, a caballo, acompahado de
dos capitanes de guerra y cinco in
dos, todos montados. y dos indies
atados con las manos por Ietras y
con sogas en- Ell cuello, cada sega en-
manos de un Captain de Guerra, FL
Sargento les marca Ell alto, y sos
tiene una breve conversation con
Don Felipe; proceden luego hasta IL
entrada del frente del Palacio y des-
montan; son-recibidos por Ell Captain
Domingo de la Barreda, y son con
dueidos a Ia camara de ~audiencias.
Sc escuchan llamadas de clar1n: Sc
oyen q redoble del tambor J desde
Ia entrada del 0riente marcha el Ca.
pitan Antonio Halverde y 81 compa.
MA de 20 soldados; pasan esios RI
pidamente a Ia Sala de Audiencia ,
toman sus lugares al pOniente de Ia
Sala. Otra vez - escucna Ia nHmRdn
del clarin pcr tres wees sesnidas;
redobla q tambor confinuamenie.
Aaparece IN Ayadante en- IL entrada
principal del Falario ) anuncia.
FL General Don Diego de Vargas
Zapata Luj4n Ponce de Leon. G0ber.
nador y capluAn Generai dal Reinado
y ProFincias De Nuevp Nfxico
= General De VarEaa q Maestro
Dc Campo Luis Granfi0. dos an.
dantes. irea Fraues y an ayudEate.
y el CAPTAIN Juan Rnix enifan ah1sa
en Ia Ssia d. Aaalencia To4cs hAnen
~ saiude miiitar a. a@cenaeF "a De.
neral De Vargas II ff0no. esIe cote
~ basloa De mand0 5 - 6leniA =
Maestro De Cnmro ae crloe8 4 81
ifqaieria j hQa Efaifea 4 ~ defftaa
eon los eypdaatcs aefnpe4o eou -
FraileA
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mos aq1t, , eal a. q miai1af
pemlnas 81 a1arsfa;~ fMlEt1N
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tobal o en- San lldefonso cuando los
Frailes fuer0n asesinados?
Diego Zenome:-No estaba.
Gen. 0ranillo;-Qnien mat6 q los
Frailes en- San lldef0nso?
Diego zenome;-La genie del Pne-
bio y los Apaches; tambien I'M que
rrero de Santa Clara y otro de Jaco.
ma; estos mataron a los Padres Fran.
cisco Corral y Antonio Moreno y que
maron sus cuerpos en- Ia iglesia.
Gen. Graniiio:-Donde estaba 81 go
bernador del Pueblo de Tesuque y
quo hizog
Diego zenome:-cuando SO inrm0
Ia conspiraci6n. no notiflcaron al 90.
bernador de Tesuque haata 10 CHI.
mo, porqua le descOnflahan. y Guam
do le aYisaron no se QUITO luntar
porQue parccia que h desconfiaban,
y les do np guerrero joven que esiA
con los Teeuas en- Chimayo. 81 90
barnador de Tesuque. Domineo esta
BE- muy enO1ad0 porque 81 genie Ne
guerra robclnr. pero 81 los pacifico.
, elloa Sc qnedaron para morir pc
ieando a. indp dc Los espRnoles.
Gen. Grnniiies- Caando ~alacarkn
loa npfstatas esta viiIaf
Dieao Zeneme.-Cuando aaiga "a
luna nuesn. ios Apaehcs ealan hal
Iando ahora > los NoqDis J loa ~.
nis , los Yutas - les funtaF4n cnafr
DO haya paaado - eFeeianle dei nia
0FAndes ahOfa no IA pnnten pssAfs
los Apaeaes 10 EabeB nadaT.
Gen. o~rarnios- ndnde esian le
indios Qae aeilsfun ~ san Cfisi6sai'
por GAGS. De- hamhref
Diego xenoma,-ENian - X1nis
habian Aallsu para Moqni. pefo ~
xanis les defustelun ) ~ estAa dan,.
% a. eonrr.
Cen. eaHAles n6aAa assA cfi4
- Tpbe ~eot~Tettpf - Aaa rFism
pisas xensms xasi zen ~
xafel - geFaa fsFasAa afs
1sfen 3 Httsf 4 ~ fr1.l<o Ala
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tta Tees msff 5 ~ Fem s
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a. &f1as t4 esea Efnsa
~ 80 81 HN s4 e. ts9
p - ff4f TFnNaa
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ne e. $50
Hs - u4 Hs
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de la rebellion; en- Santa Cruz pedI
prestada una mula a Don Lorenzo
Madrid y fne al Pueblo dc San Girls
ltobai a compfar malz q cambio de
algunos machetes que tenia y dormi
esa noche en- 81 Pueblo. A Ia mana.
ma siguiente los VI cuaud0 matarOn
los Fraiies: me pusieron en- Ia kiya.
eran dc Tdnos y diieron. mo sabe.
mos 10 que 70 ira q pasar q II, per0
los espanoies y los FraIIes deben mo.
Irir en- todos los pueblos a IN metida
del sol de este dfa,n y luago 80 fue-
ron y me d~eiafon; prontO volvierOn
y diieron que los Moquis y los zuhis
y Apachea Sc iban q Juntar o clos
III que pr0nto eatarfan en- SanhIa, GER
ca de IL pusta De Bernallilo; y die
ron ellos este - Il dia de los mu-
chachOs iudios; no tenRns miedo, ten
valor. n so les die 4 los caciques do
Tanos "Qae tenKo que haccre 70
tambikn soy lndt0 como uslcdes, y
tRmbien me rebelarS. per0 gengo que
n a IA villa 4 traef mi srcabas y mi
oapada y me rnbaft los eaballoa cue
~cncsaentra Y entoncea loa dele. y
en- l0a calieIoutu d. u villa los IA
nos hsbfan pneato esplas para que
nadie pudiera aaF blhKun4 nollciA:
N 70 iieN94 a u villa NU0vn y ~ A..
~ ~ Afcalde Mayor 10 etc iha 4 pa-
aaf , Dc este inodo. me oacapt ) al
Aicalde Mayer me uAnad a easm W
Ia ) daF - agisa , ma cabtaEaNDn
y me metiefnn "a "a pfsstda ! ESQ
~ to4o ~ qHe -. y re Dor medic
|aH FnNNftFaA Qer WA Nefanf Ae Nan
crtetdtei 6oate maiafun lns Ffailsa
- - lo4zae 81 cgma. me- subj a
an psna ) " 4n aat4a1n. aHa m6 ira
- a4at y eee epttsta - Jean Az
iQnie nfftae
osa ossani55 fn~tfsitssnzs
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fsmteas
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tEs 4saaes 41e sfea
So eFs 4sfas 81 htftm
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ProgrdnQd

7.30 p. m.-Musica por la banda Dc
nant0 Fe.
s i. MOS Heraldos, m0ntados
anuicIaran la llegada del grandiosc
pa SEQ hist0rico. 10 gran parada pa
sara o enfrente de las Tribunals.
S:f5 p. m.-Representacion dramd'
tica simulando Ia corte marcial del
Gobefnador de los Pueblos de Nambt
y Santo Domingo, y de dos guerreros
de Pueblo, acusados de TRACTION y
conspiraci6n en- la matanza de los
FFrailes Franciscanos en- la rebellion
de 1850.
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NorAs De u FIESTA.

La noche del yiernes. G de Agosto,
q las 1880, tendra lugar en- Ell audit0-
rio del museo Ell primer ensayo dc
la representation de Ia corte marcial
de los gobernadores de los pueblos
de Nambe y Santo Domingo. que Sc
ha de representa- durante las fies-
tas. Los siguientes s~ehores, que tie
men las parties PARTICIPATES, Sc servi,
ran recibir ayiso y estar listos q IA
bora citada: James Baca, w N. Dan
burg. Brian Boru Dunno, Arthur Il
p. Robinson, Francisco b. Romero,
j. NJ. LArrazolp. Agustin Duran, Nor
man L. King, William p Griffin,
Fritz Muller, jose d. Sena, James b.
Read. Juan Valdez. Frank G. GormeIy
II. A. Bowman, y Charles b Barker.
No SO admlten xcusa para no nfeil-
der q loa ensayoa. y los que no pne-
dan asisiir tendrdn que ser repues-
t0s por otros que estan deaeoeos De
tomar parte ) lienen empeho.
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