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Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1921-11-03
DOG TAX DUE.
Dogs 6 Months Old Oct. Is, 1921,
Must Wear Tax Paid Tags.

Notice is hereby given that i'm
accordance with the requirements
of an act of the 1920 session of
the General Assembly, from and
after October ID, 1921, all dogs
that were six months old or older
on that date are liable to an an
mual tax of $l.25 per capita.
This tax is collcctiblc and pay
able at my Office during the time
prescribed for the payment Of
other State and County taxes.
For each $l.25 paid | will issue
a proper receipt and numbered
brass tax paid tag, the receipt
to be held by the party paying
the tax and the tag TO be worn
by the dog, except when in actual
use for hunting.
Penalty for failure TO secure the
tax tag within the time for pay
ment for other State and County
taxes is not less than 81 nor
more than $50, onc-half to 20 to
the informcr.
Applicants for tax tags whcth-
er in person or by mail must adj
wise me of the number of the
School District in which they re
side, or the tag cannot be issued.
II. T.. NEIL.
T,n,.,,r,, nf VNrly Tnnnfxy
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1921-11-03

STRAIGHT SALARN-$ij per
week and expenses TO man or wo-
man with rig to Introduce Eureka
Egg Producer. Eureka Mfg. Co.,
East st. Louis, Ill.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1921-11-03
Treasurer of York County.
TRESPASS NOTICE.

All persons are hereby warned
not to hunt, cut timber or other
wise treSpaSS on the lands OF the
undersigned. This notice is in
tended to apply 10 everybody.
tDec22 FRED MINIS. Sr.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1921-11-03

FARM FOR RENT-m up
per section of Fort Mill township:
land in good state of cultivation.
Apply to V. b. BlankcnShip, Rock
Hill. $. c.. or =. a. Blankcnship,
Fort Mill. =. &. 1SNov
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1921-11-03

If you have anything to SELL
an advertisement in The Times
will find purchaser for you
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1921-11-03
Boil Weevil
Talk

most important factor for under boil weevil
conditions is hard and intelligent work
The sipshod farmer will
and only those who be of business in few years.
DDS will remain. hard and intelligent meth
The year 1921 has been favorable for the boil
vii than year since he entered the cotton belt in 1892
Consequently he has done damage than before
His damage next year and in succeeding years will de-
pend weather conditions and the intelligence
industry used in fighting him.
We are distributing to the farmers of the community
pamphlet printed expensec obtaining the
line of program fig hit the weevil This plan has
worked out by of the practical farmers in this
State and is believe we'll worthy of the serious
sderation of every farmer
We shall be glad to put Of these pamphlets i'm the
hands of every farmer in the community.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-10-06

can now run into town in fifteen or
twenty minutes without speeding.
Rev. J. L. Frazier, of Springfield,
La, and Attorney Rounds drove over
to Bogalusa Monday afternoon and
returned home Tuesday. While here
Rev. Frazier visited his two sons and
transacted such business as was nee
essary. He was formerly a mer-
chant in Bogalusa before entering the
ministry.
Mrs. Paul D. French and little
daughter are expected home from
Palestine, Ill, on Saturday. They
remained in the North after Mr..
French returned two weeks ago.
H. w. Beeland, who has been as
sistant rent agent with the Great
Southern Lumber Company, departed
with his wife on last Friday and his
place has been filled by Paul D.
French.
Because~of a delay in securing the
mill work for the Superior Avenue
Baptist church the carpenter work on
that structure has been abandoned for
several days. The contractor looks
for the new material in during the
next week, when the work will be re-
sumed and the structure pushed to
completion.
Mrs. J. M. Gilbert, who has been
visiting in Columbia, La, and Steph-
enson, Miss, returned home this
week.
The Intermediate Epworth League
of the First Methodist church will be
entertained at a party at the resi-
dence Of Mrs. A. J. Gearheard on Fri
day night.
Fred Weems, clerk in the BogaIu-
sa Mercantile Company store on Col
umbia street, has been confined to
his bed with illness for few days.
Mrs. Julius Corkern, of Varnado,
spent last Saturday the guest of Mrs.
E. R. Richardson. Mrs. Cockern is
teaching in the Varnado High School.
Miss Fannie Eagan has been in Be-
galusa for several days, the guest of
her sister, Mrs. H. M. Mccormack, on
Michigan avenue.
John Gates, of Pleasant Hill, who
has been confined to his bed for the
last three weeks, is again able to be
on the streets.
Frank P. Cassidy, logging superin-
tendent of the Great Southern Lum-
Der Company, left Tuesday for Chi
cago and Duluth, accompanied by Mr..
Fletcher, of the Clyde Iron Works, of
New Orleans. Mrs. Cassidy accom-
panied Mr.. Cassidy as far as New
Orleans.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde S. Moss and
children, Dorothy and Billie, will
leave Saturday for a visit with rela-
tives in Indiana. Mrs. Moss will ac-
company Mr.. Moss to Chicago, where
he goes to attend a meeting Of the
new membership committee of the
Grand Lodge B. P. o. Elks. Grand
Exalted Ruler Mountain has called all
district deputies to Chicago at the
same time, this being the first time
in the history of the order that there
has been a meeting of the district
deputies of the United States.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-10-06

What does all this mean? The
answer will be in a sermon at the
First Methodist Church Sunday eve
ming at z AS o'clock.
Mrs. E. R. Richardson, who has
been critically i'll for the past week,
is reported recovering at her home
in Richardsontown.
Who wouldn't rather eat ice cream
from pure sweet milk that you know
is clean and have it made in a clean
factory at home, instead of a city
plant miles away. Insist on Bogalusa
lee Cream because it is best.
Levy J. Simmons and wife took
possession of their beautiful new
home on Virginia avenue last Satur-
day and they are now at home to
their many friends in their cozy cot
tage.
K. l. Bean, city clerk, has been
demonstrating that he can do some
thing besides keep up with the affairs
of BogaIusa. He has been leading
the singing each evening at Varnado,
where a revival meeting is in prog
ress.
Mrs. Maggie Allen, who has been
running a restaurant on Pleasant Hill
for the last several months, moved
her place of business to Columbia
street last week. Rudy Mitchell, who
was in partnership with her, has with
drawn from the partnership and ac-
cepted employment with the Bogalu-
sa Paper Mill.
The hunting season opened for
squirrels last Saturday and some of
the best nimrods Of Bogalusa were
in the woods bright and early and
are reporting that the SQUIRRELS are
very plentiful.
Mrs. E. P. Bruner is spending this
week in New Orleans the guest of
her sister, Mrs. McGillicuddy. "Skp"
plans to go down Friday and return
with his wife the first Of next week.
T. W. Forbes, the drayman, made a
business trip to his old home at
Springfield last week, returning on
Saturday.
Mrs. Morgan Cooper, Of Louisiana
avenue, spent Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday at Varnado, the guest of
her parents.
Russell Cooper left last week for
Oxford, Miss, where he entered the
Mississippi State University for the
purpose of preparing himself to be a
pharmacist.
The residents of Marsden logging
camp have built a graded road from
the camp to the Franklinton High
way, which shortens the public road
from Bogalusa to the camps by more
than two miles, besides giving the
residents of that place a fine high
way right into town. A safe driver
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-10-06
Bogalusa VS.. FranI,I;s,
at Y. M. c. a. ~,

The Christian Endeayos 81,
team will play their first out..s.
opponents Saturday night Nc.
go up against the strong Fg,ass
team at the Y. M. c. a.
season game. p
The team has been shown.
in practice and Capt. Man @ d
IDENTIFY expects to play ali srog., &
heavier Franklinton team 7'Ouad
For the home team "Chiels
will in all probability i,,re t
Jimmie Frances and s'Pear9.-s,, s
liams viii look after the eeai
ing, while William McNasssSoa 80
Boyd and James Moore
Franklinton Disadvantages fro
ing. So
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-10-06
JACKSONVILLE DEFEATS
BoCALUSA z TO !

With a scrapped-up team composed
of members of the past, present and
future Bogalusa ball clubs, the locals
went down to a IL defeat before
the jacksonville team Sunday, Sept.
25th, at City Athletic Park.
Bogalusa's chances of winning the
game were hopeless from the first
inning, when the visitors scored four
runs on one scratch hit and then put
the locals out in one-two- three order.
Mason, the former Pennsylvania
State League star, hurting for Boga-
lusa, was given such poor support
that his really great pitching was lost
sight of in the manifold errors of his
teammates.
Bob Maloney, one of the two
catchers Noah preserved from a wet
ting during the high water many
years ago, acted as backstop, and in
spite of the fact that he is no longer
in his teens, Bob was a spry young
chicken compared with the majority
of the local ball tossers on his team.
Other familiar faces seen on the
diamond were Lefty Verett, first
base; Dave Marx, second base; Benny
Boyd, shortstop; Frank Stollenwerck,
third base; Sam Ross, left field; Wal
ter Holman, center field; Lambert,
right field.
The baseball season in Bogalusa,
so far as the local team is concerned,
is about ended. The citizens don't
give the team enough support to per-
nit the management to secure a
stronger battery and the scantily
filled stands tend to dishearten the
players, who do think enough of the
game to come out and play.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-10-06
PHILADELPHIA FIRM
CUTS MOTORING COST

"Prices below the level of 1914
would seem incredible" said Mr.. r.
E. Boyington, proprietor of the
Boyington Electric Co. "Yet In
some manner the manufacturers OF
the Philadelphia Diamond Grid Bat
teries have accomplished it"
The battery Mr. BoyingtOn was dis
cussing can be used on nine out OF
ten cars. "There is no similar bat
terry of equal efficiency nor any 9TH
er that has been so openly guaranteed
to give one years continuous serv
ice as these special type Ford, Buick
and Dodge batteries. And because
Philadelphia Diamond Grid Batteries
have the habit of OUTLYING the cars
themselves is one reason my shop i
popular. Of course, a lot of the
men who buy these special type bat
teries don't understand that they con-
tain patented quarter sawed hard
wood separators. If they did know
that, and knew what it meant, they
would know why the makers could
afford to give such sweeping guar
antee."
"But," the reporter asked Mr.. Boy
ington, "just what is this Philadel-
phia firm doing that they can SO cut
costs and give motorists greater
value?"
"Well," said Mr.. Boyington, "Pm
not going to try to tell you how it's
done, but I happen to know that new
methods of concentration, bulk pro-
duction, wise buying-and fair prize
ing of the finished product, have CIV
en- me a chance to make money at the
same time l give my patrons new
opportunity to save it"
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-10-06

NAMED in Virginia for a stay Of two
more weeks.
Mrs. w. C. Magee, who has been
confined to her bed for the last three
weeks, has so far recovered that she
is able to be active in the many So
cial duties that Bogalusa looks to
her to perform.
Is there any subject more impor-
tant than the study of The Tree of
Life? Adam and Eve ate of the
Tree Of knowledge and God shut
them away from The Tree of Life,
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-10-06
PERSONAL MENTION

Mrs. A. L. Rogers, wife of the new
physical director of the Y. N. c. A.,
reached BogaIusa Sunday evening,
having come overland from Vidalia,
La, where she had been visiting her
parents.
E. A. Powers returned Monday
night from University, Va, where he
went with his wife and daughter three
weeks ago to visit his parents. Mrs.
Powers and Miss Sarah Margaret re-
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-10-06

Even with Bogalusa's excellent fire
department and great record for
keeping the fire losses the lowest in
the state, there is a possibility of
your home being damaged, and even
if not destroyed, it is possible for the
loss to run high.
If insured with any of our com
Panies, the payment will be just as
prompt for damage as if a total loss
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-10-06
COLUMBUS DAY WEDNFsn,.

Next Wednesday, octob,,
Columbus Day and win h
throughout the country. T6e n.
of Columbus of the citv ri; ~
no special program this Year I.
been the usual custom. g
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-10-06

WANTED TO RENT--Ir,.-sl
possession wanted four d fivs
house; furnished or unfrrS.
must be close in and reasonabls.
manent. Address F. a
prise Office.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-10-06

Mrs. N. E. Malaby, wbo i.
visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Creasman, has returned "a u,
in Birmingham, Ala.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-10-06
MECHEM LIE COINCIDE A ANT0-
MO CARPIO


-
Antonio Carpio. sentenciado q muer-
|te por la muerte de Efren Rios en-
Central, condado de Grant. AgostO 4,
1919, fue salva3D de la horca 81 Vier-
mes cuando 81 Gobernador Mechem
commute su ~sentencia a prisiQn por la
vida.
La ~sentencia del prisionero fue sus-
|pendida eI dia 5 de Agosto, POGO antes
de Ia fecha fijada para 81 ejeeucion,
nara darIe al gobernador Mechem
'tiempo para 'investlgar las circuns-
tancias sobre su aus Y evitaF que no
'se le hiciera iHjusticia." Ia suspen-
sion era buena hasta 81 dia 5 de Octa-
'hre. per0 Ell gobernador anunci6 su de-
81 Vierhes.
Rios era 81 amigo de Carpio y fue
muerto cuando ell prisioner0 le dispar6
ell trio a otro hombre, Casimiro Luce
pero Ia corte supfema al afirmar Ia
sentencia de muerte lmpuesta por IL
corte menor sostuvo que ia malicia
sigue a la bala,"
La muerte ocurri6 afuera de n sa-
la de bales en- Central y sigui6 Guam
do la sehorita Juanita Olguin rehuso
hailar con nadie, pero bail0 con Luce
10 y Cafpio 10 cogi6 del hraso Y 10 di-
10 que no podia bailar con Ia mucha-
cha. Carpio fue puesto fuera de Ia
sala.
POGO despues Rios entr6 "a Ia sala
y lie dijo a LueerO que Carpio 10 que
ria yer afuera. Lucerc 10 sigui6 por
la puerta y llego a donde estaba
.arpio. quien estaba parade a una cor
IA d~istancia. CuandO Sc acerc6 como
mos ounce pasos Carpio disparo, pc
70 lie err0 a Lucero y matd a su ami
90. Dispar6 Otra yez e hirio q Luce
70. per0 no fatalmente.
Ell Juez de Distrito Edwin Mechem.
int quien Carpio fue juzgado, " j. 81
Vaughts proeuradpr de distrito en- csc
ambos recommendation Ia con
nutacion.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-10-06
DON MARCOS c. ne BACA,

En- Ia muerte de Don Marcos g. de
Baca, qulen fallecl6 en- Albuquerque
ell Jueves pasado, Nuevo Mexico pier
de a uno de sus ciudadanos mas dis
tinauidos, la causa De proafeso pclitt
co un caudlllo ~acerrimo, sus immune
rabies amigos un amigo fieI y leaL
Ineorruptible, slempre obedlente a
los dIctados de su concIenela, firrad y
sin nlngunbss rpmpromisos, Don Mar
cos b. de Baca nuhca iaHapden1 TIDE.
aldad 4 sus lfesies.. Era d peleador
porfiado pero siempre pele6 equitatl-
vamente; sismpre fue fiel a los mas
altos y meloFes lntereses de su pro-
pia genie nativa sin hacer dlstinciones
envldlosas raciaIes; sus intimos ami
aes fueron legion entire amhos los An
nlos y los ~ciudadanos Hispano-Ameri-
canos del estado, Sin tenor y deter
minado en- combatiF lac infIuenetas
que ~pretendian explotaF a su genie.
nunca dej6 entrar estorho en- IA cIuda-
DANA Americana. 81 mIsmo era IN
tlpo e~spl6ndido de ciudadania Amerk
cana, iimpio, honesto y iusto y una
torre de fortaleza en- Ia eampaia para
de eobIeFno en- Nuevo Mexico. Z
e. Estado ha sufrido un goipe duro
con su musrte.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-10-06
FL SOIdado NaranjO SspuItadO con
Debidos HOnores,

Honores militares fueFan extendidps
81 Domingo a Jose r. Naranio, otrc
joven de Nuevo Mexico duien perdio
su vida en- Francia durante IA Gran
Guerra Mundial. SR casa residencia
era en- Pena Blanca.
FL cuerpo arTib6 aqui recientemente
de Francia y los seryieios fGnehres
fueron tenidos Ell Domingo en- Ia tarde
en- la Cathedral de San Francisco, 81
rector, Revdo. Padre Eligio ofician-
do.
Los Porta-Ataddes. todos en- unifor-
me, fueron el Goronel G.. Winnia,
Bronson NJ. Cutting, Edward l. SAT
ford, Miguel A. Otero Jr., Herman G.
Baca y Fred Gutterman.
Miembros de la Legion Americana
y de la rropa d y muchos ciudadanos
Sc pusieron en- Inca para rendirle ho-
nor y tribute final al heroe muerto
El saludo de costumbre militar fne
disparado sobre Ell ~sepuleF0 la ban
dera con que estaba cubierta Ia GAIA
mortuoria lie fue regalada al apdre
del gaIlardo soidado, Manuel NaFanjo
quien vino de Pena Blanca a ateRder
al funeral.
G. A. Rising tuyo cargo de los ARE
CLOS del funeral.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-10-06
No RuRsuM.

HI i" NeW1 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
I'll New York Tribune" no We min
gun c0nsuelo en- la p%resente election
en- Nuevo Mexico para los Democra-
tas. Difiere del Kansas City Star y
otros papeles los cuales italian muy
poca aseguranza ALI para los Republi-
canos. Pero es digno de notarse que
Ell Tribune" cree la election especial
mente importante en- que un candida
to NADIA popular" pudo ganaT sobre
uno popular por razon de las cuestio-
mes nacionales; Dice;
sEn Noviembre pasado Ia pluralidad
De Harding en- NueyO Mexico fueron
1900. Pero en- 81 mismo dia Ia plu-
ralidad del candidate Republican, pa
ra G~obernador fue solamente $500.
"Por 10 tanto Ell Senador Bursum y
sus amigos de partido tienen azo
para estar satisfechos con n plura-
lldad de 1900 en- la election especial
del Maftes. La votacion fue solamenr
te como dos terceras parties de aquella
del aAo pasado. Por 10 tanto relativa-
meHte la Manifestation es tan buena
como en- la election presidential. Sc
diio que Ell Senador Bursum no era
popular y que IN candidate Indepen-
Giente lie quito de su fuerza. Y su opo-
nente Democratic fue ell mismo popu-
lar eabalIero quien estuyo muy eerca
del exito como candidate par agober-
nador 81 aho pasadO.
"Nmguna seha, en- TODD 10 que CON
cierne a Nuevo Mexico es descirni-
bic de la merma en- Ia fuerza de la adj
ministracion Ia cual Ia prensa Demo
ha extensamente anunciado- Sc
ra solamente natural tener algun re-
troceso. pordne los retornos del aho
pasado fueron anormales. Pero no ha
l1egado todayia, v eonclusiones que es-
taban listas para sacarse necesitan de
ponerse otra vez en- ~almacenaje.1
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-10-06


FL mas conmovedor cuanto fatal ac-
cidente que lamas habfa acontecido
en- este lugaF, fue 81 que tuvo lugar
81 Mercedes por la mananas en- cuyo
accidente perdio Ia vida de n ma
nera terrible Ell ioyen Lucfo Martinez,
dejando hondamente apesaraGa a una
.gTande familia, v conmovida a toda
Inuestra oQmunidad.
Ese dia fatal, 81 joven Martinez con
otros jovenes trabajaba en- ell rancho
de Delfido Salazar, jaIando pasture v
llenand0 81 siIo en- el referido rancho.
En- este silo hay una maQuina 0 afr
'lados cuchillos, la cual e0rtas O desr
menuza la pasture para ser meior pre-
servada. N Unfortunate jeven name
iaba un trio de cabalIOs y al llegar al
sitio del silo observe que los canos
p0r donGe Sc conduce Ia pasture de- IA
maquina al silo SO habia retacad0, por
TO cual 81 brinc6 sobFe Ia ~plataforma
de la maquina con 81 intent0 de mo-
yer los canutes sin p~recaverse del pc
ligro q que Sc exponia. La abertura
por donde So aceita Ia barrena per-
pendieular estaba cubierta con i'm Ia
ton, Y 81 infOrtunado jOven pisando es-
te debil lat6n 10 dobl6 y Ia pierna de-
recha Sc desliz6 para adentro y fue
por los euchi1los v ~despedaza-
da, alcanzando los cuchillos q destro-
Ear 81 cuerpo por 81 la9o derecho has
Ia las costillas, d~estrOzando los intes-
y dejando %expuestos los 6rganos
Interiores. FL infortunado mlchacho
do los lastimeros CRITICS y qued6
muerto, con aquelIa parte de su cuer-
20 te~rriblemente desDedazada y sepa-
rada de 10 demas del cuerpo.
Lueio Martinez era hijo de Don
cristobal Martinez y esposa de este
lugar, y contaba al tempo de su te-
'rlble muerte, ia edad de q anos-y Gil
neses, y deia para lamentar su pre-
natuFa muerte a mas de sus padres,
! dos hermanos, cinco hermanas, y
nuy grande parentela.
Los restos morales fueron velados
j Miercoes en- la noche y 81 Jueyes
lespues de sus EXECUTES de misa de
.uerpo presente fueron sepultados en-
Il cementerio local, yendo acompaha
los por grande numero de ~parientes y
impatizadores.-E Heraldo del Vale
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-10-06

Silver City, N. NJ, Oct. I'm ell
condad0 de Grant, Bursum recibi6 81
de pluralidad sobre Hanna, aunuue el
candidate Repnblicano ean6 s~oiahaen-
|te DE los % precintos, a sabers Cen
trail, San Lorenzo, Hanover, Mule
Greek y Hurley. Hanna gan6 IS de-
los 70 precintos, ~incluyehdo Santa RI
ia, Tyrone y Silver city. El resulta.
do en- Silver City, d0nde los Dem6cra.
tas espeeialmente las muieres Votan.
tes, pusieron n pelea vigorosa Ell dla
de la election, fue I'm reeves de la cleo.
cion de 1920. euando Silver City di6
mayorfas Republicanas de 1850 hasta
que 200 por Ell ~pfesidente, gober.
nador y ~ofieiales de condado. Los
Dem6cratas ganaron Silver City 81
dia de Ia eleccion por Ga de mayorfa.
y complete creditO por su victoria
.pertenece a las mu1eres votantes. IA
yotacion total dada en- la ciudad fue-
ron s72.
Pero por Ell hecho que aIgunos de
Ios precintos de afuera nprmalmante
Democraticos, dieron una votacion
muy leve, Ell condado de Grant Ie hui
biera dado a Hanna una mayoria sus-
tancial, dice Ell Independent de Silver
City. Hurley, Ell cual por amos ha ST.
do IN precinto DemocrAtico Sc fue
.Repubhcano en- Ia election del Mar
ties, y fue este Gambia 81 que ie dio
Z Bursum la ganancia en- 81 condado.
Central tuvo una yotacion muy q
de, mas que 400, Y aunque normal
nente Republican, did rs &c mayoria.
P1nos Altos, generalmente Republica-
no. Sc fue Democratico, 10 mismo que
Mimbres y San Juan.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-10-06

de pretender seguir burlandose del ST.
|Gaslegos, q pesar de cue este va has
Ia habia olido y tragado el atole que
con 81 dedo lie habia venido dando
'Secundino Primero hace muchos me-
sss usanda 81 cebo del a~lguacilato. No
obstante de que Secundino Romero,
como %presidente &c la comision cen
trail Republican, no qniso aceptar la
renuncia del Sir. Gallegos, esta le hizo
verde IN manera Categorical que la
no aceptacion de u renuncia le inn
pQrtaha tiu1 POGO, sper0 due e. desde
.eses m6mentb no tomaFiA pate en- min
guna juDta de dicha comision, pues
estaba deeidido q no seguir ~oolaboran-
do con los hombres que ia ndescara-
damente Sc habian burlado de 81, de
sus amigos, y Dc TODD ell pueblo
La actitud del Sr. Gallegos-actituG
dfgna en- tod0s sentidos-ha sido aplau
dida por TODD ell elemento sanO del
condado v estamos seguros de que un
dado, cuando Ell ST.. Gal1egOs pc
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