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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-30
New Corporations

The following new corporations, or
ganized under the laws Of Maine, have
had their articles Of incorporation ap-
proved by the office of the attorney
general:
Presque Isle Auto Club. organized
Jan. Is at PresGue Isle. Capital stock.
$4,000; all common; nothing paid in:
par value. SO: shares subscribed> A..
President, Spindle Christopher. P1 hue
Isle; treasurer, Edna P. F1emMfng.
Presque Isle; clerk. Philip D. Phair,
Pressure Isle: directors. Spindle Christie
pher. Allen II. milford, Edna +. Flem-
ming and Ruth Milford. all Of Presque
Isle. Purposes, a general auto business.
Approved Jan. q.
Bell Tire Co., organized Jan. q at
Lewiston. Capital stock, $4,000; all
common; paid in. SO. coo; par value, so:
shares subscribed. 200. President. Will
liam H. Paine. Lewiston: treasurer
Hyman I. Glovsky. Lewiston; clerk,
William H. Newell. Lewiston: directors
VIM. H. Paine, LYMAN ]. Glovsky OF
Lewiston and Abraham Palder. Boston
Purposes, to deal at wholesale and re
tail in automobile tires. supplies and
accessories. Approved Jan. ..
United Motors Company, organized
Jan. q at Augusta The capital stock
with which this corporation shall begia
business Is 5000; 200 shares Of common
with no par value: nothing paid in;
shares subscribed, 3. President and
treasurer. E. n. Leavitt Augusta;
clerk. r. D. Purinton. Bowdoinham
directors, S. l. Fogg, Frank E. South
ard and E. N. Leavitt, al Of Augusta
Purposes, a general automobile bust
ness. Approved Jan. q.
Littlefield Crockett Co., organized Jan.
Is at Dexter Capital stock. $4,000: all
common; paid in, $4,000; par value. 500:
shares subscribed, 40. President. Dana
Crockett, Dexter: clerk and treasurer.
Fred A. Littlefeld. Dexter: directors,
Dana Crockett. Fred A. Littlefield and
Bertha E. Littlefeld, all Of Dexter. Pur-
poses. a general automobile business.
Approved Jan. q.
Brookfeld Manufacturing Company,
organized Jan. @ at North Arson. Capt.
tai stock, 5000; all common: nothing
paid in; par value. $50: shares sub
scribed, 4. President, Leon G. Farr.
North Arson; treasurer, Frank n. Hol-
ley, North Arson; clerk. Elmer w.
Sawyer, North Arson; directors. Leon
G. Fafr, Frank H. Holley, Earl c. Wing
and Elmer ". Sawyer. all Of North An
son. Purposes. any and all kinds Of
business. Approved Jan. q.
The Portland Fisheries Co., organized
Jan. Is at Portland. Capital stock.
&. 900 900; all common; nothing paid in;
par value, SO: shares subscribed. 4.
President, treasurer and clerk, George
F. Could, Portland: directors, George
F. Gould Of Portland. Henry W. Rice Of
East Boothbay. Stephen ". Hughes Of
South Portland. Purposes. a general
fishing business in all its branches.
Approved Jan. q.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-30

productions declared that the two Of
ferings are at the top of the good
things provided since the Luttringer
Stock Co. came here 81 weeks ago.
JUNE the News Girl" is a melo-
drama with all the old time stuff and
a lot of the new. The name part so
excellently portrayed by Miss Kings
ley is the type that makes good plays
Miss Kingsley is at all times JUNE,
whether in rags selling her papers or
as society girl adopted by man
who. unknown to her is her father.
She has plenty of big scenes. One
case she sees William Pomery will
liam Laveau). who is her parent. kill
Jean de Carve Oh. H. FISH because
the latter refused to give up papers
that would tell the former where his
missing daughter was. Later she is
the central figure in a quarrel be-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-30

tween Pomery and Limpy Morgan
John Whiteman). Pathos and COM
edy are intermingled as the story Is
unfolded SO that the interest OF the
audience is kept at the highest pitch
all through.
Every other member Of the COM
pany helps in the work: Percy Kill
bride as Ragsey, a pal OF JUNE; Al.
Luttringer as Jerry Williams. an
artist In search Of a model, Kenneth
Fleming as Kato. a Jap servant; An
thony Cote, as Charles Pomery. fei-
low conspirator in the abduction. OF
JUNE; Marie Fountain as Mary Eiien
Moore, the foster mother Of JUNE ana
Leona Hanson as May, a model
Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-30
Council Orders

The following orders were passed by
the Executive Council before adjourn
ment Wednesday evening to 10 A. NJ.
Wednesday. Feb. 4:
That there be paid to Mrs. Thomas
Mosher. No. 80 Highland street. Wood
ford's. from the Highway Maintenance
and Administration Fund. the sum OF
$40 which is due her on account of over
payment in connection with the regis
trs.tion OF her automobile.
That 5000 be transferred from the
State contingent fund to appropriation
Defining and Retracing Lines Of Public
Lots. for the payment Of bill Of John
g. Hutchinson for locating the public
lot in Township 8. Range II. Piscata-
quis county.
That there be paid to DR.. Warren
Sanborn. winthrop. tho sum Of 80 for
services In the case Of John Pantheon.
an employee Of the State Highway
Commission. injured Nov. 3, 1919, at
Winthrop.
That the secretary of the State Board
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-30
NOTICE OF HEARING

On application OF j. Edward Domain
& Co. of Boston for Registration 1
Dealer in Securities.
Application having been made 70 I.
Bank Commissioner by j. Edwa,
Donahue & Co. of ISL nevonshire Sire
Boston, Massachusetts for registratie
as Dealer in Securities under the pr
visions of Chapter 70. Sections Il 10 .
both inclusive. of the Revised Status
as amended. and the Bank Commission
not being satisfied as required ~ sta
ute. notice is hereby given that on Il
18th day OF February, A. D 80 al
A. NJ. hearing will be held a, I.
Banking Department. State House. Al
gusta, Maine. at which time and Plat
opportunity will be given said appli 4,
ana any other persons interested or b
jecting to offer further evidence reai
ing to said application.
FRANK L PALMER,
Bank Commissions
Augusta. Maine. January Is ~
ian3ldlt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-30
MABEL NORMAND
AND HARRY CAREY

Mabel Normand and Harry carey
are here for today and tomorrow.
They will be seen at the Colonial
theatre in their very latest pictures
and il looks as if the weekend bust
ness at the house would be capacity
and then some.
If there is any name in moviedom
that attracts attention it Is that OF
Mabel Normand. Her phenomenal
success in Mickey" has never been
duplicated, yet "Jinx," the Goldwyn
picture in which she will be seen to-
Gay and tomorrow is every bit as
good. There is simply no describing
Mabel Normand. 1t is said that her
feet are the most wonderfully con-
trary things in the world and in
link" she gives more evidence that
they are I'D to old and new tricks as
we'll
"Jinx" is a remarkably clean story
of a travelling circus. Miss Normand
is the jinx of the outfit, poor little
waif, doingiodd chores and getting no
pay. But when she is forced to take
the place of the serpentine dancer.
gets tangled up in the long dress and
falls right on the heads of two men
waiting to buy the circus. things
seem to reach a climax. OF course it
isn't fair to tell all about "Jinx."
There are so many good things, that
they can't be enumerated. 1t is just
about the most entertaining picture
that has come along this way in a
long time.
AS for Harry Carey-well. his pic
ture is "a Gun Ffghtin' Gentleman"
Carey has become a wonderful favor
lite with Colonial patrons. but he has
always been skirt shy. In his new
Universal picture. however, he actu-
ally makes love. He proves he can
do it as well a s he can ride, end that
means he must play strong hand.
The story was written by Carey
himself from an incident which oc-
CURED to him when he was on a
country tour Of personal appearances.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-30

Barney. Portland (Masonic Build
ing): Clyde c. Brown, Smyrna Mills
E. n. Grant, St. Adams: Arthur G.
Howard, Dover: William B. Rich
mond, Portland: Ralph Sterling. Car
atunk. 4
INSPECTOR of Fish-Henry I. Phin-
ney, Boothbay Harbor.
Dedimus Justice-Forrest b. Colby,
Bingham.
.Omcer for the Protection OF Ami
mals-E c. Reynolds. Portland (22o
Cumberland avenue.)
To Administer Oaths. Acknowledge
Deeds and Solemn;ze Marriages
Frances E. Moore. Waterville (Ken-
nebec Boat & Canoe Coz
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-30

The action shifts from the wide ran
ges Of Wyoming to the home OF a
Chicago millionaire. and introduces
several new thrills In addition 70
those the public usually expects to
find in a HAIRY Carey picture.
The Colonial program will be COM
pleted by the seventh episode OF
lightning Bryce" which will show
Jack Hoxie and Ann Little In moro
thrilling stunts. Some new Kino-
grams win also be shown.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-30
SPECIAL PRICES
FOR CHILDREN

Beginning Saturday. new policy
to take care of the children will be
inaugurated at the Colonial theatre.
Every Saturday from now on. all
children will be admitted to the thea
tire for ten cents. This is sure to
prove the most welcome news posi-
BILE for the youngsters and it looks
as if their weekly holiday would find
them at the coy house in swarms.
ADV.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-30

Deputy Warden Emery ". Ward u
Millinocket reports to the Department
of Inland Fisheries and Game the con-
viction Of Lewis hurry on Jan. q be-
fore the Mirlinocket municipal court for
having deer meat in his possession in
close time. He was fined $50 and s11.ls
costs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-30
State House Chat

The State House Club girls at 5
@ clock Wednesday afternoon, after
the conclusion of Office work had the
pleasure Of listening to the second in
the series Of Library talks. this be-
ing given by Miss Vinal Of the Libra
~ Bureau, Boston Office. who spoke
on the methods of modern Office fill
ing. A question period followed her
talk, during which the girls pre-
sented to her some Of the problems
they were called upon to face. the
questions and answers making an
interesting part of the hour. Miss
Vinal also passed Thursday morning
in the various departments. where
she kindly offered suggestions on
many a complex and puZzling mat
ter.
Charles s. Brown left Thursday for
a few days trip into the big woods"
the guest OF Forest Agent Forrest II.
Colby, who promises to make him a
first class woodsman before permit
ting hm to leave the aforesaid woods.
Colonel Albert Greenlaw Of the Pub
lie Utilities Commission and Frank
McArdle, chief Of rates, were IN Farm
ington on Wednesday to meet members
OF the local telephone companies of
Franklin county with a view to seeur-
ing better service in some parts of'that
county.
Captain James F. Bagley, secretary Of
Charities and Corrections. was in Wat
erville Friday and in the eveningsad-
dressed the Associated Charities.
State Detective Fred A. Ia X
has shown much improvement infhe
last week or so at his home on the
Pool road. and Tuesday wax able to
be outdoors for a short time. He is
hoping to come up town the latter
part of the week. Mr.. Tarbox has
been seriously ill from q complica-
ton Of ailments for a number OF
, weeks.-Biddeford Journal. Jan. %.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-30
ADJUSTMENTS
ANN KINGSLEY
AND WALLACE
REID SCORE

Real old-fashioned enthusiasm was
manifested at the Augusta Opera
house yesterday. Ann Kingsley in
the title role Of JUNE the News Girl"
and Wallace Reid in the great Para
mount-Artcraft picture Hawthorne
Of the U. 8. A." were the causes Of
the applause. Those who attended
the opening performances Of these
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-30
A Hearing Ordered

A hearing has been ordered BY the
Public Utilities Commission to be
held in the common council rooms at
Portland, Tuesday. Feb. 3. at 100 P.
NJ, in the matter Of the appeal Of the
Cumberland County Power & Light
Company from the decision Of the
officers of the city of
Portland in relation to the removal
of snow from the streets.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-30
BLUE SKY LAW" ADVERTIsl
MENT,

Application having been made TO N
Banking Department by the follox1
Dealer in Securities under provisions
Chap. 10, Sec. II to .. OF the ReNs1
Statutes, as amended. legal notice
hereby given and any person nal
within two weeks from the date Of NJ
publication file objection to the %
posed registration with the Bankn]
Department.
Name Business Add!ei
". F. Tubbs Company. Norway. ID
FRANK L. PALMER.
Bank ConmissioLer|
Augusta, Ne, Jan. -, 1:39
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-30
Nominations by Governor

Governor Carl E. Milliken has made
the following nominations. which
have been posted at the Executive
Department under date Of Jan. % and
will be in order for confirmation at
the Feb. 4 meeting Of the Council:
Notary Public-Sidney L. Eaton,
Bath GAO Middle street,; William S.
Holmes, Mount Desert; Harold w.
Bishop. Boothbay Harbor: Fred s.
Rand. Augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-30

- . oQal0fn9Np
medicine. 1t prov
ed to b al that /
could expect.
My daughter
has used 'Favonso
Prescription with
exoeneat results.
Aso.
I'VE are al Of
the opinion hss
DIR. Pierce's rene
dies are just as good
as medicines can %
made" MRS. G..
II. CONVICTION.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-30

The magnificent Cornelius vands
bilt residence on 5th avenue Se1
York. was sold twice in "a hour
first for $4,000. 900 cash and then "a
S., 100000.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-30
STATE HOUSE
Meeting 10 NJ Wednesday, Feb

of Charities and Corrections be au-
thorized to make a trip to Boston at the
expense of the State on business con-
nected with the department.
That the attorney general be author
lied to 60 to New York and Washing
ton in re mandamus proceedings ana
that his expenses be paid from the ap-
preparation for general Office expenses.
That in accordance with the provi-
sions Of Chapter 2. Section IS, Revised
Statutes, that the following amounts
gent fund on account Of insufficient ap-
preparation being made to cover bills
properly chargeable against 1913 appro-
priations amounting to $la.o43.76:
Bank Commissioner - Vertical
ton OF Savings Deposits, $6 ~
Commissioner Of Agriculture
Per diem and expenses. lo5.H
General Office Expense-Diyt-
sion of Inspection, 1878
Ditto, Dept. Of Labor and In
dustry. 3.ip. 90
Executive Dept.-General office
Legislative Dept-Council pay
roll and visiting committees. S'c.7
Passamaquoddy Indians-Leg-
tslative printing, SJU
Penobscot Indians-General ex-
pense, T9.6,
Sea and Shore Tisheries-Gen-
eral expnese. IS.S1
Secretary Of State-General Of
flee expense, 40 "a
wardens. 5,zi7o
State Auditors Dept-Adver-
Using laws. $500
Supreme Judicial and Superior
Courts-General Office expense, 2.S
ditto, expenses of justices. 81.
Bangor State Hospital-Trus-
tees per diem and expenses, 1873.
Bath Military and Naval Or
phan ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1,5l4.cs
Maine School for Deaf-Main-
stenance, u9.3s
Reforma,ory for Women-Main-
tenance, 2,NI AZ
Maintenance. 1855;
School for Boys-Maintenance, 1,S926
Ditto. additions and improve
ments, 142ss
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-30

to Fairfield and he will work for e
Decker on the hay press for While
Irving Davis has been very sick b
is reported to be gaining slowly
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-30
Union Mutual Life Insurd0cea|
Of Portland, Maine |
NOTICE

The Annual Meeting ot IN. Un.I
Mutual Life Insurance Company NJ
be held at the Company's Oxe., J
Portland. Maine, on Tuesday III. }
day Of February, 1920, at 1890 A. n
for the purpose Of eieetios four d
Directors in place Of those wh,1
term Of office expires, and to ill n
other vacancy, il any, then es,.J
in the Board.
BY order Of the Directors.
SYLVAN 3. PHILLIPS
Secr.taI
Portland, Maine. December 80, 1851
ian16dl6t
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Well Known Folks

Speneerport, N. Y.-"Some time ago
used Dr.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-09
SECCION EDITORIAL
tFUE ENTREGADO Ell DR. TAKABATAKE?

q proponer Ia revocation de eSa orden, que caIl1lca-
ia con Inerecida severidad Ia Historic
De todos modos, Ia faciidad con que accedlo
CarranZa a haeer eSa entrega, que no podemoS aun
%caificar hasta no conocer el d~ese,ilace, ha pueSto
en- claro TODD 10 que Sc ~pretendla ocultar, de ma
nera que con O sin los Sensacionales reportazgoS
sobre tai asunto, va sabe el mundo entero TODD
10 que hay Ell 81 fendo de eSa "conpiacencla" cue
al miSmo tempo que reyela, amaga tamhen Ell
buen nombre del pueblo meHicano5 que sera, no
hay que dudarlo, pueStc 4 prueba, dc la que sal
drl ileSo con solemnes p~rotestas
81 el gobierno entrega ii DE-. Takabatake 0
10 expulsa en- un acto de increih'e debilidad para
halaear o congraciarse al goberno Imperial del
Jap6n. pues para el case Seria entera1nente 10
misrro que Sc tratara de otro gobierno, nos we're
NOS obligados los mexicanos q formular enerSlcas
protestas para evitar que sobre Mexico calga un
baldon tan gande.
81 Ia orden Sc revoca por razones de alta mo-
raj. sererros los primeros en- aplaudlr Ia determl-
naci6n, Como 10 insiuuamos, pero de 10 contrarlo
no serenos los ultinos en- ~leyantar la v0z conde-
nando el atentado.
FL Lie. Cabrera c~alifica de traidores a Ia pa
tia a quienes han puesto en- daro Ia sscandaIosa
trama de esq incaliIcable entrega, cHando deblo
decir one este acto bochornoso es 81 que conSltu-
We, no una. Sino rarias t~raiciones a la vez: trail
ci6n al asilado o residente que Sc hahia puesto al
anyparo de nuestra b~andera; TRACTION a la bandera
mlsn,a, 4 las tradiciones de Ia diplomacia me-
xicana ' en- los principles de la moral mas rudi-
mentarta-
Pro~bablemente el DR.. Takahatake permanece
aim en- Ruestro t~erritorio, en- espera del buqus de
guerra ~jaI,oReS que ira al puerto de Salina Cruz
para rccoser 3 Is Yictima- ST esta no ha sido en-
tregada, Is tempo de que Sc eyite Semejante des-
honor, cue daria al traste, no hay que dudarfo con
Ia mas S0lida reputation de IN gobierno
Los mexicanos dehemos estar pendicntes del
desenlace de est aSunto, porque como 10 hemos
repetido es de Ia mas grande trascendncia para
nuestro pals : para So decoro
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-09

Ain es IN misterio ineIplica6le Ia expulsion
del DR.. Takabatake V todav1a no Sc sabe a punto
flo 81 Sc conSuma O no csc atentado que caracIerl-
cara hiS~t6ricamente case de que Sc leye Z e1ec-
to- q la administration actual
Ell case es tan grave, tanto afecta al honor de
nuestra bandera, que no seria hcito delar &c eoh-
sagrarle RueStra ~atenci6n, no por los efectos Po-
IitiroS Uuc tanto han ~intimidado a Luis Cabrera
sino porTue infamarI, esta eS Ia p2Iabra adecua-
.-,u cue de todos modos lie
va 81 ro"-h~" De Mexico, POT ser mexicanos que-
mes Ia fornau-
Ell acto de ~entregar 4 en- polftieo asllado, re-
furiado, o Supplements radicado en- IN pals, en-
manos de sus enemigos, o 81 Sc quiere, no de sus
enemicoS, Siro de I'M gobIerno que perague 1lnes
p~oIfricos, c~onStituye nm acto que lesiena necesarla-
msnte ell buen nombrc de Ia nacronalldad del 60
bierno cue hace II entrcga
Picalu@a entrcean1e : Guerrero, no procedlo
como representante Official del gobierno ~itallano,
pero de todos modos habrfs Sufido ell buen nom
bre de Ia nacionalidad del infame genoveS- 81
el almirautazgo no Sc apTesnra q poner ruera
de n ley 4 csc uarino que 81 hiDo criminal ' acree-
dor a ser c~aSti@ado con Ia pena lie muerte. o de
prisi6n perpetual.
La entrega del DR.. Takabatake IS mas pu-
nihle ' deShorroSa que Ia que hizo Picanga Por-
que en- este case no es IN particular el que hace
IA entre"a. SinO Ell jefe de IN EStado, de una al
miniStraci6n tornado por meNcanos, y, en- con-
seeuencia, peiecera el buen nombre de los me-
Hcaros. 81 no nos apresurarros q manifestar Ia re-
p~robaci6n pGb1ica- para hacer saber al mundo
eutero que el pueblo mexicano no es nj sc hace
solidario de semejapte aCto.
A juz-ar por los informes publicados, en- con
Sejo de Ministries Sc diScuti6 tan bochornoso aSun-
to. Y segiu parece Sc acord6 revocar Ia orden de
erfrega.-no debe uamarse expulsion por razo-
mes exclusiYamente ~politicas. Es verdaderamente
triste Y desconSoIador que hayan siGo razones po-
nticas ' no morales, como debia de ser, las que
rroTieron a los senores Secretaries del Gahinete,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-09

Como no Sc lograra arTancar q
Circumference ror medic del suplicio
Ia confession eel lugar donde Sc ha-
naban les tesoros de los emperado-
res ~aztecas, y aUpeutase e disgusto
entire los soidades sspaHobes, para
di~straerlos IN tanto de aquella ST.
preocupaci6n, enYio Cortes varias ex-
pediciones al maRdo de sus me5ores
capitanes. a c~oneuistar otros lugares
del te~rrltorio neSdcano, Gonzalo de
Sardovel fue enEiado con treinta y
cinco cabanos, dosciento infantes y
IN gran njnero de aHIiiIares, q eN-
peGicsonar por Huatusco y lugares
imnediates y ~cuarenta dias despues
fund6 Ia villa de MedeIlfn- Otrcs je-
.fes fun6aron en- otros lugares va
riaS ciudades.
Aqaelos conquistadores estaban a.
utorizados para coneter toda clase
de crimenes y muchos Sc portaron
con yerdadera crse3dad en- los pue-
bios Que recorrieron-
Diego Veiazqpez que habia puesto
Ia exBeficion de Cuba, destnada q
Ia conquista de Mexico q Herman
Certes, determination de Ia que lue-
60 Sc arrepintio Y au1 intente "a
preher6erln, como hemos visto en-
oaro a~rtic1lo, lleao de ambici0n Y
envidia al saber los maravillosos re-
suttados de dicha corquista, comenzo
z intrigiar en- la corte de ESpana per
medic de los amigos Y protectors
que ali tenia, 8 fin de que Sc le
QuitaSe el mando del recien conquis-
tado imperio de Moctezuna a CorteS.
para que recayese en- aIguno de sus
amigos. Su empresa tu"o exito mo
mentaneo, pues en- el mismo ano de
la conguista de Mexico Sc nombro a
Crist6bal de Tapia Gobernador de Ia
'Nueya Espana, nombre que do al te-
rritorie nexicano el miSmo Cortes,
por ~parecerle que tenia alguHa seme-
jana con Espana, = con e. cual 1ue
conocta nuestra patrga durante to-
da Ia epoca colonial
Tatia nec5 a Eerscuz en- Biz
Sgmbre 1A niisrho aRo de $52i e&s
gTAaao ser reconoci66 como Ia auy0s
nIaa6 suprema del territoHo conquis-
tado.
Cortes, habil en- recursos para no
dejarse arrebatar 81 conQuista, hizo
que los procuradores de Ia ciudad de
Mexico, pues va habia organizado IN