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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-21
HERMAN EXPECTS
 TARTAR IN BUFF

New York. Sept. 21-Johnny Buff. fyweight boxing champion, who will meet Pete Herman, the bantamweight title holder, in a 15-round decision bout Friday night, held the New Or leans boy to a draw in eight rounds two years ago.
 The fyweight is an older fighter than Herman and has won many of his bouts by knockouts. Herman. claiming that he has developed more aggressive style and a harder punching power since his other fight with Buff, is training harder than employed no less than a half dozen naTrine mariners.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-21
BedrdsIey Park Golf Links
 HUs Burner Field Of 25O

season on the BeardSIey Park links as attested by the increasing attend ance. On Sunday the high water mark was reached when s58 enjoyed the yastime, being about double the number ever before competing on the links or on the greens at Brook lawn OF Weatogue. Big crowds daily are also taking advantage of the opportunity offered by the city links and pastimers are eaaSrly looking forward to the first of the year when the Improvements to the course will be com ap1eted.
 By that time it will be one of the best appointed 9-ho1e courses in the state, having a yardage of 5000 as compared with 1,500 yards. the pres ent playing space
 Big interest is being taken in the
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-21

inter-cfty matches between Boston, Worcester, Hartford and Bridgeport teams in the invitation tourney ts be held Saturday e7 ths Hartford city links. Bridgeport expects to make a strong aoid for the honors. The cap- tain of the local team is J. Symington and the players as follows:
 S. Mott, L. Doyle, J. Bracken, E. Nevins, A. Blackwell, J. Tromella, A. Risley, J. Richardson and J. Cuci. An invitation is extended to all Beardsley Park golfers to make the trip. which gives promise of being an enjoyable affair.
 The ladies' tournament is progress ing with about thirty competitors for local championship honors- It is ex- pected that the finals will be reached in a week or ten days.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-21
HIGH SCHOOL ELEVEN
 DRILLS IN SIGNALS

Coach Fred Hunt had the High School squad put for another stiff workout yesterday. The bulk of the time was devoted to signal practice and running the pigskin. The Red and Black squad will be weeded out following the game with Danbury on Oct. and with Derby on Oct 8. On the showing of the large field of can didates in these games Coach Hunt expects to be able to pick his eleven
 All home games will be played at Newfield Park, it was announced yes terday.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-21
McCann Striplings In Desperate Fight
 To Gain End Place
(BY GEORGE E FTRsIBROOk)

If the Brown Derbies hold their in the coming doubleheader billed to-day, the Mcann squad reasonably count finishing in third place. To make of it. will be for the locals n forthcoming games.
 Tomorrow the Bridgeport game in New Haven will be f0 will the preliminary to the Detroit Ty Cobb all the Tiger regulars going the lineup bumper crowd is expected and big dele from here going to the wonderful Ty Cobb and his gang, of 1arruping horsehide busters.
 dropped another to Springfield yesterday of Hilles appears to be
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-21
WATERS WILL ATTEND
 ROLLER POLO CONFAB

Joe Waters, the local polo inn pressario, will attend meeting of the American Roller Polo League in Providence next Wednesday night, at which plans will be discussed for the formation of a circuit that will in. clude Bridgeport - It is the hope Of City. Last season the polo cam paign proved to be f1ivver here, the local outfit giving up the ghost after two attempts. Waters, however IS hopeful of the local outlook.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-21
BARNES-HUTCHINSON
 AGAINST BRITISHERS

New York. Sept. 21-Jim Barnes, American golf champion, and Jock Hutchinson, holder of the British title, were opposed today to George Duncan and Abe Mitchell, British professionals, at the Garden City Golf Club. The match was the third of a series of five. The visiting pair won each of the previous matches by a margin of one up.
 Duncan and Mitchell will play two IS hole matches at the Shuttle Meadow Club links. New Britain, Conn.,, Saturday.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-21
PITCHERS "CANNED'

Waterbury, Sept. 21 - Pitchers Griggs and Oakes of the Brassco pitching staff, are understood to have cut loose last night, although same was not verified today.
 Griggs came here from the Beth Iehem steel wor s, while Oakes is Plainville lad who hurled for Han over in the Blue Ridge League. The latter wanted to participate in some semi-pro games near his home and asked to be relieved. His wish was granted.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-21

rEevaiI. Tickets for the game
 can be reserved now at the office
 of the Giants. Is West Forty
 fifth street.
 Others who won lame with Matty will be seen in a uniform again. They will include Roger Bresnahan, Jack Warner and Frank Bowerman, who caught him behind the bat in the days of his glory. Others to take part will be. Amos Rusie, Arthur Dev- lin, Billy Gilbert, Bill Dahlen, Harry Mccormick, George Wiltse, Leon Ames. Wilbert Robinson, Hughey Jennings, Jess Burkett, Joe Kelly, Larry Lajoie and others.
 Matty's fight for life has been
 going on for a year, and the re-
 suIt-as the result Of all such
 battIeS-iS Shrouded in doubt.
 Occasionally one of his old friends or admirers in the days of his glory writes him a letter, and occasionally he reads the baseball news of the day with a strange light in his eyes.
 The forthcoming benefit to
 'sBig Six'' is an opportunity to
 aid one of the cleaneSt athletes
 who ever donned a uniform
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-21
SWEDES ENTERED

Swedish A C. athmletes will be seen in competition to the field day sports to be staged newt Saturday afternoon in South Manchester. Ten events, including competitions for high school athletes, are on the program. The meet will be held un- der the auspices of the Recreation League Center of that place
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-21
KnBANE TO SEE BOUT

Cleveland, Sept. 21-Johnny Kill bane, featherweight champion of the world, intends to go to New York tomorrow to see the Pete Herman Johnny Buff bout Friday. While in New York, KIbane said he will con- suit Tex Rickard in regard to some matches for himself.
 T will fight any featherweight anywhere. any tirne,'' the champion said "A11 I ask is that the purse be large enough.''
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-21

A. Boston Braves battery for next season, Pitcher Cykowski and Catch feat on the Brown Derbies for New Haven. It was the same old story couldn't hft-that cost the locals the game: Three rec or cG four times nesI.d duTlng bng chances to get a few runs over the pan, but the Bridgeport hitters failed to come to the front in a pinch 'tHtt1ess Wonders" is not far out of the way.
 Three On; Smith Fans.
 Opportunity No. 1 presented itself to Joe Smith in the first inning put round Ray attempted to score on Kingdoms tap to O'Connor, but Tom my was called out close decls- ion.
 New Haven got one run in each of the second and third innings In the first Oldring was dispatched oyer the pan on 8 pass, Simpsons sacrifice and Shay's single Feid's hot hit against Rodriguez scored Hargrave, who reached first on a single and ad- vanced on Wilson's sacrifice
 Timely hitting accounted for an other tally by the visitors in the hfth Shay got a starter on a 1ree pass pass: scoring on Hargrave's bing to Me- Laugh1in.
 Bridgeport put another run over in the sixth. and tossing away golden opportunity of winning the game: Rodriguez singled and went to third on Kingdoms two sacker, scoring on Martins out, Shay to O'Connor- smith was given a base on balls, when Re gan bunted, Kingdom going out at the plate Mclaughlin was out on a hot grounder to OConnor, the latter making a pretty stop and, quickly re- coveri1e> f1imSel to perfect the play.
 Kinedon's Opportunity.
 In the seventh inning Ray and Rodriguez were on the sacks. but [ Yves Kingdom failed to come through locals retiring after the CaHforlan retired.
 Neaa Ball made the only nisp1ay fin the game, hut it was Of little ben eft to the DerbteS.
 Both LeFard and Cyfowski twirled a fine brand Of ban, the latter fan ming seven batters-
 One of the 1eznest crowds of the eeaason was on hand, but it was one of the nofsfeSt as well.
 Sener Jose Rodriguez carried off the individual star honors in the local contingent The Cuban batted safely three times. scored a run, and &C., eepted all of 16 chances, a few of them being in the fancy class.
 urnpires Mctaugh1tp and Waters passed around their farewel1s, 1t be- ing their final appearance here of the season, They will efficiate in the re- maining games at New Haven.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-21
LENGLEN SAILS

New York. Sept. 21-Suzanne Lenglen, French tennis star, was a passenger on the steamship France today, returning to her homeland
 Mile. Lenglen was obliged to can eel program of matches with lead ing American women tennis players for the benefit of the fund for de- vastated France because of bronchial trouble which hampered her work on inc courts
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-21

Two base hits, Shay. Ball, King don. Double plays. Kingdom to Ray to Rodriguez; Kingdom to Rodriguez. Left on bases, New Haven, 6; Bridge port, s. Base on balls, off Le Pard 3: off Cykowski, 8. Struck out. by Le Pard, 3; by Cykowski. z. Um- pires. Mclaughlin and Waters. Time 1:3S.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-21
Y. M. H. A. PRACTICE

The Y. M. H. A. Jr. football squad will hold an indoor. practice session tonight at 7:3O in the Y. M. H. A. hall. Manager Johnny Postol requests the following men to report: Capt. Harry Schwartz. IL. Schwartz. Schine, Hirsch, SchopuIs. Megeke1, Weinstein. Leventha1. Rosenbluth, Ostrowsky, WeXler and SchleSS.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-21
KANsAS-BRITr MATCH.

Buffalo, Sept. 21.-Rocky Kansas Buffalo lightwefghS title contender, who last week knocked out Mixer Mitchell, of Syracuse in eight rounds, has been matched to box Frankie Britt, lightweight champion of New England, in a, Boston arena. on Octo-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-21
CRICKETERS PLAY

Philadelphia, Sept. 21-P1ay was to be resumed today in the internation- al cricket match at the Philadelphia Cricket club between the team rep resenting Eastern Canada and the Ai1-Phi1adelphia eleven.
 All Philadelphia 1s9 runs at the conclusion of their first innings yes riniSetS
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-21

PRINCETON Princeton football warriors are today recovering from xestsrday's stiff practice. The com piets lineup was: Ends, Stinson and SntveIy; tackles. Keek and Hooper; guards, Wittmer and Morgan; quar- tefbaek, Lourie; ha1fbaeks, yangerlig and Afford; fuiTbaek, GarFity:
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-21
SAINTS ALL SET

Members sf the St, James football eleven will meet tomorrow night at the St James A. A, Stratford city line, to hold theEr initial practice of the season. The first game will be played Sunday, October 2, and, ac- cording to the management the sea- sons prospects are especially bright Teams desiring games will secure prompt attention by addressing Football Manager care the St. James A A
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-21
SOCCER CARD

Sundays soccer card is as follows:
 Amateur Soccer League. Swedish A. c. vS. Cranes: Connect tc,It Lace vs. Stamford F. C.
 State League St. George vs. City; Hartford vs New Haven; Ansonia vs. MancI1es
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-21
Eastern League
GAMES TOMORROW.

Bridgeport at New Haven. 1880. (Detroit-New Haven Exhibition, ':30.) Hartford at Worcester. Bridgeport at New Haven.
 Today's Games. Bridgeport at New Haven (2)- Pfttsfield at Springfield. Waterbury at Albany. Hartford at Worcester.
 Scores Yesterday. New Haven 8, Bridgeport 2. Springfield 13. Ptttsfield 10. Albany 4, Waterbury l. Worcester 6, Hartford 5.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-21
HITTING THE SPORT TRAIL
With Geo. E. Fiirstbrook

Baseball slang is conveyed to the tomb after the following golf head: "Evanss Golf is Bacchanalian Orgy"
 One of the biggest and what
 should prove one of the most
 successful testimonials to be ten
 dered an athlete will take place
 Sept. 30 on the Polo Grounds
 we refer to the benefit game to
 be played between the Braves
 and Giants for Christy Mathew
 son, former Giant idol.
 Without argument Big 6' was one of the most popular athletes who- ever competed in any branch or sport. It will be a demonstration that will go down into the annals of sport, for all of Chrsties friends are with him in his long, nerve-ra cking fight for life in the AdirondackS.
 Bridgeport is going to be repre- scented, but it is felt that thousands who have found no outlet for their friendly will, and for them an op- -portunity to express their good wishes and give them chaice to aid in the worthy cause can do so.
 Regular admission prices will
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-21
Major Leagues
AMERICAN.

New York 4. Detroit 2. Boston '. Cleveland f.
 Philadelphia 8. St. Louis 1. Washington g, Chicago 0.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-21
NATIONAL.

Chicago ', New York G. St. Louis g, Boston '.
 Philadelphia 6. Cincinnati 1. Pfttsburgh-Brook1yn '(rain).
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-21
Standing of Teams.

Today's Games. St Louis at New York. Cleveland at Boston. Chicago at Washington Detroit at Philadelphia.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-21
K. OF c. SPORTS

William H, Nolan represented Bridgeport Knights of Columbus at the State athletic council, in which piafs for winter competitions in the HfrieSfs districts afs likely to be a.r- ranged St Q, future date.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-21

NEW YORK-Tha New York State Boxing Commission has put the ban on smoking at future boxing shows in the Garden and elsewhere.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-21
Standing of Teams.
TotIay's Games.

Today's Games. Boston nt St. Louis. Brooklyn at Pittsburgh. New York at Chicago. --- Philadelphia at Cincinnati
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-21
Standing of Teams.
CREE VICTOR

New York, Sept, 22-Harry Greb of Pittsburgh last night handed a lacfng to Joe Cox, the United States navy heavyweight, in a ten round bout in the Palace of Joy Sporting Club at Coney Island. Despite the fact that Greb was outweighed by 35 pounds, the Smoky City boxer was the aggressor throughout and carried off the heners in eight of the ten rounds.
 MIDDLETOWN-B last years captain, is here today to assist in coaching the Wesleyan football squad.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-21
Borash in Fine Shane.

Joe Smith, manager of Louis Bo- gash in Boston for his bout with Joe Eagan tomorrow night, sends along a screed to the effect that Looey is in fine shape for the fray. Bogash is down to the 150 mark, strong and confident of besting Eagan, declares Sir Joseph. Joe is also confident that Patsy Bogash will hand another lacing to Eddie Gibbs, the Woon- socket battler-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-21
Weafer Hurls
 New Defi At
 Looey Bogash

Bill Smith, manager of Bud Wea- fer, Norwalk aspirant for the state welter title, in communication to- day to the Times sporting editor, hurls sweeping challenge in the direction of Louis Bogash, Mike Nor ley, of Hartford, and any boxer in the 147 pound class who entertains championship aspirations.
 The Norwa1k kayo artist has three matches on his hands in three days time. On Friday night Weafer will be pitted against Tony Lyons of New Yorg m Holyoke, and on Monday, he is sch edu1ed to box Joe Carrier, Staten Island welter champion, in star bout at Port Richmond, S. l.
 You can tell the world Weafer will like nothing better than to tackle Bogash or Morley at the welter linn it," writes Smith.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-21

Regular admission prices will
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-21

Three On; Smith Fans
 Opportunity No. 1 presented itself to Joe Smith in the first inning, but Sir Joseph whfffed the air. In this round Ray attempted to score on Kingdoms tap to O'Connor, but Tom my was called out close decls- ion.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-21

Timely hitting accounted for an other tally by the visitors in the fifth. Shay got a starter on a free pass. Bali doubled to right, the former scoring on Hargrave's ping to Mc- IaughIin.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-09-01

Don Miguel Gonzales, bien conocido
ciudadano de Abiquiu, condado de Rio
Arriba, estuvo en- la ciudaG durante la
semana atendiendo a negocios impor-
tantes.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-09-01
Ell PUEBLO DE La CIUDAD DE
SANTA FE Y CONDADO
Observance las Leyes de Sandal
-RepOrta Ell Official de SAM
dad Ell DR.. D. B. Wilson.

Els muy g~ratificante tener que anun-
ciar que la Ciudad de Santa Fe re ha-
LA exenta de casos malignos de fiebre
tifoidea y de otras Intermediates con
tagiosas, reporte que es digno de en-
comic y de mucho agradecimiento a
Ia genie que tan bien ha o~bedecido las
lesyes Y o~rdenanzas de sandal. La
genie ha r~espondido muy bien y aten-
tamente al asunto de la semana de lin
piar y otras meioras que han sido su
geridas por los oficiales de sandal.
He aqui algunos de los apuntes mas
%esenciales
1-Semana de limpiar y q
2-La cooperation a la campaha sa-
nitaria.
Bel mejoramiento sanitario en-
condolences de salubridad.
4-El honor de tener uno de los die
tritos mas limpios en- la ciudad.
5-Gracias por la cooperation con
ell DEPARTMENT. de Salubridad.
eel DEPARTMENT. de Salubridad
con gusto investigara las quejas a las
quejas insanitarias EN- la area.
7-{Todas las quejas Sc c~ongiGeraran
confidenciales.
8-No hay nj I'm solo caso de fiebre
tifoidea en- ell Canine del Canon.
Las a%ntecedentes r%egulaciones y ha-
laguehas noticias prueban que Ell pue-
bio de la ciudad de- Santa Fe y del
condado Sc han empenado en- comba-
tir las Intermediates contagiosas que
en- amos anteriores causaban tantos
estragos. No hay duda que ell enfer
marse es natural, como es natural mo-
rir, pero con una poca de precaucion
Y cuidado Sc %prolonga por mas ITEM
pc la vida. Dios dice: "Cufdate, que
20 te %cuidare."
Muy g~ratificantes son las nOticias
que vienen del informe del official de
sandal ell Sr. Wilson, y altamente ala
ba las buenas precauciones y co-ope-
racion que la genie esta fernando en-
limpiar sus corrales y excusados, y
81 este buen trabaio sigue ei Sr. VIII
so nasegura que Santa Fe sera una de
las ciudades mas limpias y sanitarias
en- ell Sudoeste.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-09-01
Ell RITO EScOSES TENDRA cUI-
DADO DE SUS MIEMBROS EN-
La FIESTA,
Cincuenta Camas con BANJO; eI
CoIegio AcOmOdard IS; Sc Ne
cesitan mas FaciIidades; Ell
Denver Post Dara Una PSgi-
ma Entera de- Anuncios.

Los Masones del Rito Escoses han
hecho arreglos con 81 Manei0 do la
Fiesta para proporcionar camas y ba-
nos para 80 ~visitantes Masones a "a
Fiesta durante Ell gran evento 81 cual
principal 81 Lunes, Septiembre 8. Sc
aspera que los '.ElksH con 81 acostum-
brado espiritu publco seguiran este
e~splendido ejemplo y ~arreglaran para
semejantes ac~omodaciones a sus her
manos ~visitantes en- la espaciosa ca
sa de los AElks." Otras fraternidades
pueden darle a Santa Fe un buen EN-
puje adoptando los mismos metocos,
Y todavia Sc necesitan muchos Guar
tos. FL Colegio de San Miguel ha
proporcionado 35 camas y banos para
los v%isitantes v estas respuestas han
altamente probable sci muy gratifican-
ties al Manejo de la Fiesta.
Todos los asientos con la e~xcepcion
de dos han sldo vendidos, Ell Coronel
Twitohell anuncia y Sc instalaran -.
mas. Ell trabajo de la gran platafor-
ina enfrente del Palacio Viejo ha sido
conclude y toGo estara listo para ell
dia que principle la Fiesta.
Toro ! vaca FInos de Mucho valor.
I'm toro, una vaca y un becerro.
aHerefords', 81 toro del yalor de S.,
600 y la vacaty 81 becerro valen 3d.
900, los ctaIes fueron traidos de Sa-
pell6, Sc veran en- una de las balsas
en- la procession, la cual va marcada
"El Concrete de los Llanos.'
Las Vegas Estaran Bien Representa-
das.
Reportes de Las Veaas ION que al.
menos So automobiles bien repletos
de v~eguenses vendran a la Fiesta y
Sc dice que han ~reservado tocos los
cuartos en- SCI Ortiz en- Lamy duran
tie la Fiesta. Diez re~servaciones han
sido hechas tambien para v~isitantes
de Las Vegas en- 81 Hotel De Vargas.
I'll nDenver Post" Ie Dara Una Paglna
Entera a la Fiesta.
Ell editor de ciudad Webster, del
Denver Post, escribe que Frances
Wayne quien estuvo en- Ia Fiesta Ell
ano pasado do una pagina entera con
f~lustraciones sobre la Fiesta y sin du-
do este magnffico anuncio traera a
~centenares de personals a la Fiesta en-
adicion a los centenares que va han
anunciado que vensran. FL Denver
News recientemente escribi6 un edi.
torial sobre la fiesta " Of Evening
Post" de Chicago mi pagina grande
diciendo de sus atracciones. Nunca
habia sido una celebration anunciada
tan grandemente.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-09-01

La sehorita Josefita Salazar, secre-
taria en- la oficina del secretario de
estado, Sc halla tomando su vacation
en- las Montanas de Mogollon.
.Iuanito Mares ha ~regresado de Al
buquerque despues de pasar algunos
dias en- aquella- ciuGad visitando a u
muchos amigos Y conocidos.
Jesus M. Luna, comisionado de la
comision de -corporaciones ha regresa-
do de Los Lunas, a cuyo lugar fue con
negocios i~mportantes.
Don Miguel Gonzales, bien conocido
ciudadano de Abiquiu, condado de Rio
Arriba, estuvo en- La ciudaG durante la
semana a~tendiendo a negocios impor-
tantes.
La Sra. J. q. Valdez, esposa del an
terror superintendent de ~escuelas de
condado del condado de Rio Arriba, Sc
halla en- ell Sanatorio de San Vicente
donde pas6 una operation muy delica-
Ga. EI ST.. Valdez Sc hallaba presente
con ella.
Don Apolonio A. Sena, candidate In
dependents para ell senado, estuyo en-
Albuquerque ell Lunes transando nego-
clos i%mportantes Y yisitando a sus mu-
chos amigos y co%nocidos,
Los s~iguientes Delegates por ell CON
dado de Guadalupe a la convention de
Intermediates en- esta ciudad fueron
los distinguishes y honrados ciudada
nos Bernardo Lucero y Francisco Sc
gura.
En- la convention Independence Re
publicana la cual Sc verified IN esta
cfudad ell Jueves, Agosto rs, Ell conda-
do de Mora estuvo representado por
los s~iguientes prominentes y activos
delegados los Sres. Tom McGrath y
Severino Lopez.
Entire los d~elegados a la convention
de los Independence, la cual Sc veri-
fic6 en- esta ciudad ell Ola Is de Agos-
10. notamos a los ~siguientes deiega-
dos por ell condado de San Miguel A.
A. Sena, H. G. de Herrera, Gregorio
Gutierrez. Reymundo Nieto y Benerito
Peralta.
E DR.. T. G. Rivera, candidate SO
cialista para g~obernador de Nuevo
Mexico en- 1912, y ~residente &c Chami-
ia. estuvo n la ciudad durante la Sc.
mana. FL Dr.. Rivera dice que esta
fuera de polftica pero %pronostica que
los Republicanos tendran dinero hasts
para "quemar' en- la proxima election
Los Sres. Max Gutierrez, presidents
de la comision central del partido In
Dependence de estado. y los Sres
Francisco Lucero y Montoya Deme
trio sanchez y Melton Narvaez, estu
vneron en- Ia ciudad Ell Jueves pasads
actuanCo como deIegados por Ell con
dado de Bernalillo en- la ~convenciol
de estado de los Independence Il
cuaI nomin6 al ST.. Apolonio A. Sena
como el porta-estandare del partido.
FL Sr. H. C. &c Herrera, editor asc
ciado de ia Gaceta Neo-Mexicana'
prominente ciudadano del condado d
San Miguel, estuvo IN Ia ciudad c
Jueves pasado como uno de los dele
qados a Ia convention independents
Reuublicana, la cual nomin6 al ST.. 4
A. sena como candidate para senaGo
de los Estados Unidos. FL Sr. HERE
ra ha hecho sentir su pluma y CAUSE
do terribles remordimientos e I'M
guantables comezones a la dinasti
aomerista.
Don Luis Chaves. acaudalado raj
chero v Labrador de La Alameda, COZ
dado de Bernalillo, nos hizo n agri