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Las Nuevas de la Estancia, 08-04-1905
P. A. Speckmann
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Recommended Citation
Las
Nuevas
de
La
Estancia.
Tomo I. Estancia, Nuevo Méjico, 4 de Agcsto 1905. Numero 42.
Un
Gran
Reunion.
LaLey
de
Alivio es
De-Personales.
clarada
Anti
Este noche el cuerpo de
ed-ucación daaa una recepción á lo casa de escuelas en honor
de los maestros visitantes
Una programa de discursos y
música ha sido arreglado y
un buen tiempo soceal está asegurado.
El dio 24 de Julio, de 1905,
en el Manano debajo de sus
antiguos e históricos árboles ha sido tenido una gran
reu-nió por casi todos sus
habitan-tes y la Asociación de
Desar-rollo del Valle de la Estancia.
El entusiasmo que se
mani-festó allí es uno de los eventos que Quedará grabado en la
Don Marrin Sanchez de Man zano estuvo en Ja plaza el
mrrtes en negocios.
El redactor de este periódi-co está visitando in Colorado
al yresente.
O . .
Sr. Ralph Easley de Moriary
visitó en esta plaza el
domin-go pasado. Hace pocos dias el Juez Me-Fi- e
del primer distreto
judici-al dio un dicision según la constitncionalidad de la ley
pasada por la ultima
legisla-tura conocida como la ley de
alivio á ios sufrientes de las inundaciones, que seria de
in-terés á iodos ciudadanos del
territorio. Diio el Juez Mc-
-Vd no necesita ir á alguua otra ciudad para comprar
sus Efectos Secos, Ropa,
Som-breros y Capas, Bota o Zapatos
Ferretería, Platones, Provisi-ones, Alambre de cerco, Asu-fr-e,
Sacate y Grano, Carros de
Studibaker, Carritos,
Maqui-naria de rancho etc-- La
com-pañía, Dunlavy Meruantil Co.,
de Estancia y Moriarty tiene
siempre un buen surtido de
estas cosas, y sus precios son
tan baratos como en alguna
parte del territorio.
Nuestro estafetero, II.
I.
Hawkins, estuvo informo la
primera dorte de la semana.
Nacido, el martes, á e
espo-sa del Sr. Milton Dow un niño
madre e hijo haciendo bien-
-Aviso
Sr. Combs y familia
visita-ron con la familia de Robert
Maxwell el domingo pasapo.
Valentín Candelaria,
presi-dente del cuerpo de
esta en la plaza esta
se-mana atendiendo el instituto.
A todos que conciernen:
De esta fecha adelante no
pagaré ni seré responsable por
ninguna cuenta ni obligación
de mi esposa, Maria Sanches y
Salas.
Manuel Salas.
mente do todos, y el
observa-dor siempre aprecieriá que todo aquello que tiende á
me-jorar las condiciones es
prue-ba inequívoco del adelantami-ento del progreso.
Allí, después de lucidos y
entusiastos argumentos ha
sido resuelto que esos antiguos árboles deben ser preservados
y cuidados como corresponde
á una curiosidad para lo futuro
y que como punto de vista
his-tórica llegan áser gratas
me-morias del pasado y
corres-ponde por derecho á todos los
residentes de este lugar co-operar con liberalidad á hacer
Jos mayores esfuerzos para
consegrar y perpetuar tan
dig-nas memorias de las que
nues-tros antepasados sacrificados
nos proporcionaron, y nos de-jaron.
Esas razones unidas áotras nos
obligan como ciudadanos
ci-vilizados seguir gaudo el curso
de la civilización y hacer asi
una obra meritoria y digna
del aprecio de todas las otras nacionas, presentes y
venide-ras lo que también quedará en nuestro favor el honor de,
ha-ber entrado en el buen
con-cepto del mundo. No
sola-mente ese concepto estará
su-jeto á aquellos sino que
tam-bién nuestros hijos que están viendo que cumplimos con un
Fie como sigue:
"Primero La ley del 4 de
Febrero de 1905, conocida co
mo la ley de alivio á los
sufri-entes de las inundaciones,
pa-sada por la ultima legislstura
y la cual acrecienta la deuda
territorial al extento de
cin-cuenta mil pesos, es nula
por-que está en contravención con el acto del congreso conocido como la ley de Springer.
"Segundo Tasación autori-zado por la ley de Febrero 4
11)05, sobre toda la propiedad
tasable del territorio con el fin
de comprar grano y
provision-es para ciertos labradores que
sufrieron temporias pérdidas
ed trece condados solamente,
es inautorizada y nula, siendo
la misma para un objecto
par-ticular y no para uso publico.
"Tercero La ley de
Febre-ro 4, 1905, es legisacion local
y especial, por motivo de su
limitación arbitraria y
opera-ción á un solo año y solo á
trece condados de los 25 que
constituyen el territorio, lo
cual queda prohibido por la
primera sección de la 'Ley Springer.' "
Sin
Manos.
Estánislado Jaramillo del
condado de Rio Ariba estuvo negociando en nuesta plaza el
martes.
La Srta. Corbett está
dirigi-endo el instituto para
maes-tros de escuela y se dice es
una sesión muy interesante.
Aviso.
En mi rancho se hallan dos
caballos bayos, uno tiene estos hierros, BS, TL, U, y el otro A
tí, AB. Tr, JO. El dueño de
estos animales los obtendrá
probando que es dueño y
pa-gando por este aviso.
Juan José Sanchez,
El Yezo, Mountainair. N. M Los señores Pope y Maxwell
con sus esdosas se fuéron el
jueves á Hondo N. M. para
at-ender la convención bautista.
AVISO.
Pablo J. Jaramillo de Punta
de Agua está en nuestra plaza esta semana para atender el
deber no dejeran de apriciar
instituto por maestros de
nuestros hechos.
Ciertamente buenas han sido
las manifesto de todo aquell-os que conocen el valor y el
aprecio de la obra para darle principio, y se espera que no
tardaremos en dar la prueba y
Srto. Mabel Green de Albu
Desde Febrero de 1905, calló
á mi rancho 8 millas al
poni-ente de Pinos Wells, un
caba-llo oscuro como de 0 a 7 años
o o
de edad con ésta marca X
o o en la pierna izquierda. El
dueñO'de dicho caballo podra tenerlo pagando este anuncio.
Junio 21. Hipólito Griego.
querque esta en la plaza
aten-diendo el instituto, con el fin
de procurar una escuela en
que ya comenzada una vez no
este condado.
Frank Causón es un
violin-ista de Atlanta, que toca el
uiolin sin maAos. Hace
va-rios años durante una helada
se lejheleron esos iinportadtes
apéndices con tal desgracia que tuvieron que amputárse-los por las muñecas. Durante alSun tiempo permaneció el
violin silencioso mes tarde el
músico que es en extremo afi-cinna-do
á la mecánica iéo un
aparato que aplicado al brazo derecho le permitía manajarel arco y á fuerza de constancia
logró poder colocar u) miñón
del dsazo izuuerdoen
diferen-tes posiciones y tocar el violin casi tan bien como antes de
quedarse manco.
AVISO.
nos detengamos hasta que esté concluida y establecida.
Un Suscritor.
o
El señor F. E, Dnnlavy re-greso ayer de una visita con su familia en DenverColorado.
Señorita S. Brown de
Albu-querque está atnndiendo el in-stu-to
fion el fin de tornar una
escuela sn este condado este
invierno. A quien concierna: Que ha-biendo mi esposa Rita Vijil,
abandonado mi cama y mesa
sin ninguna razón, no sea re-sponsable por ningún cuenta
que ella cause.
Luis Martinez.
Manzano. N. M., 26 de Julio.
Un descarilamient del tren
del sur cerca á Bianca el
miér-coles causó la perdida de algún tiempo asi que no vino el
co-rreo hasta la mañana.
Don Valentin Candelaria y
Don Pablo Maldonado
tuvie-ron una coita sesión especial
del cuerpo de comisionados el
LAS
NUEVAS
de
La
Estancia
N.
S.
ROSE,
Licenciado en Ley.
Practica en las Cortes del Territorio
y cié los Estados Unidos.
Estancia, IV. M.
Dr. POPPLEWELL,
Special Attention given to Eye Work.
Alsoprepared to do
and General Electrical Work.
Office Adjoining Nokmandie Hotel.
Santa Fe, N. M.
Publicado por
i'. A. 8peciímanvn,
RUDACTOB Y FHOPIKTABK)
Where
do
you
eat?
Try the
Estancia
MotelRestaurant
Mrs. Harry Rverili, Prop,
You will come again.
Good Meals, Weil Cooked, Cleanly Served, Only 25 cts
Dr.
J.
M.Diaz,
AlBDiee Y 61RUJANO. Süsorioiones:Por un Año SI.50 IVr un procedimiento especial sin I
orwranon h:Cadesatvirefer las cicatr
Copias M uestras 5centavos
Como estanÍnfimo el proolodo lasu ericion
Dr. JOHN
L
NORRIS,Physician and Surgeon. (Medico y Cirujano.)
ct-- de ii piel, cura ins tumores fibrosos i del útero, las estrecheces de la uretra y I
l.ts catarat is. Dirija sus cartas al
o. 202a Water St., Santa Pe, N.M. I
deberá pairarse ittvariab'.cmi'iitf adclan;ado.
- .sai .. ;:IVtfiniiisilB ESTANCIA, N. M.
Kntcr. --I .ti Ébo Estancia. N.M., Postoffice for
transmission through the mails as second-clas- s
matter.
'TriTTTrtmrw","""; "' " m
c Central Ky
foi Publication. dins Claim No.1085.
Sombreros
Para Señoras y Señoritas.
En muy grande surtido.
Gorros y Sombreros de paño
para el verano. '
Guantes de todos clases.
Guantes de sieda de vanos co-lores; guantes do Bada?. a;
ma-noplas negros (3 blancos. Venid y ved mi efectos.
Srta
AcMiig'ler,
En fa Edificio de Lamy, SANTA FE, N. M.
1004.
C. 0. Harrison, D. D. S.,
Santa Fe,
JQ Over
iter's Drag Store. New ftux.co.
: tabic 11 effect Dec. 23,
round Nl . Donaciana Vega Blanca dy ,p m 4:30 4:10 1 1:2 nani .. uaima it
tloa tomakeilm uu " ctieui LI
mi
ruary21, ' ' (
proof willlioam Estancia, N. M.
U
Me ci;rti uoti
for twentyy'i it:
thetownship, viz
fi.aitm yauclisa flanuol banei.ea VicenteSn;
:3o Stan lev
:o5 Moriarty :3o Mcintosh Richard H. Hanna, ATTORNEY AT LAW. Orlffin Mock, Sar.'iTe. :2o. H. C.
YONTZ,
MaaufactuFtf f.Mexican Filigree Jewelry.
ro: 3
Blanca 10:25 I OIT'I '1 111d'in
Torrance S: 10 p. m.
Wash
&
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Sllverwan SouvenirSpoons. Navajo
Bracelets. Bl c.
Kansas City . . 8. dOp" m.' 1. Ii(iv :i.
in 2nd Day Ohioapfo 12 noon 2nd Day
H In. lü.
rorrnnoe 8. 10 p.m.
'
ri iv 13:12 p. in.
El Paei 0:07 a. no. 1st Day eiosU of ;hi proof shoul portui lty placo to c: claimant, a that submit
Contractors
and
Builders
: ; : s :Plans and estimates furnished for
com-plete Job including Painting, Papering
and Decorating.
Estancia,
N. M.Fine Watch work and Gemsetting. 3
Mail Orders receive prompt attention. 3
West Side Plaza.
EE
Santa Ye, New Mexico. E;
ioü bi ovioonci
iyclaimant.
Manuel I. O; 8--í
Singer Siviii-- Miuhmes for sa
on time or for cash, also ínachin
for rent. A. A. Bine, Estancia.
Treats the Editor,
, ted t. fi fi e ma : 1".: y . - '
jíú
J Vr.? F. E. Dunlavyevenir.!; from ashort
Mr. Dunlavy report;
fine in that sta-e-,
C
till
t
You do not neeJ to f.
er town or city t buj
Groceries, Provisi i
Sulphur, Hay and ;
MacIn a L f c A '1
Newspaper Subscrition Laws.
LOCALS.
EftSTMHN
KODHKS
AND
Phot
Supplies
Send me your brands and description of
your lost stock.
S. S. PHILLIPS,
Estancia, N. M. Developing and Finishing for Amatuevs.
Bicycles and Sporting
Goods
Expert
Repairing,
jgyMail
Orders Solicited., F. J. HOUSTON,
ííó
Gold Ave,, Albtfquemve, N. M.For thefinest Photography, both studio and landscape work', see A. B. Craycraft at the Plaza Studio, Santa Fe, next door to the; New Mexican office.
"Mepisto"IndeliblePencils thekind
that dont break in sharpening only 10
cents at tbe News office.
Notice is hereby given that the
under-signed has purchased the business and
book accounts of O. L. Williams & Co.
and all bills are now due the undersigned. John Cope. (Compiled from the United StateB
Postal Laws and Court Decisions)
1. Subscribers who do not give
ex-press notice to tbe contrary are
consid-ered as wishing to continue their
sub-scriptions.
2. If subscribers order the
discontin-uance of their periodicals, the
publish-er may continue to send them until all
arrearages are paid.
3. Ifsubscribers neglect or refuse
to take their periodicals from the post-offic- e
to which they tire directed, they are responsible until they have settled their bills and ordered them discontin-ued.
i, If the subscribermoves to another place without informing the publishers, and the papers are tent to the former directions, he is hela responsible.
5. The courts have decided that the
refusing to take periodicals from the
post-offic- or removing or leaving them
uncalled for, is prima facie evidence of intentional fraud.
(5. If subscribers pay in advance they
are bound to give notice tothe
publish-ers at the ena of their time if they do
not wish to continue taking it; otherwise the publisher is authorized to send it and the subscriber will be responsible until an express notice, with paymentof arrearage, is sent to ttio publisher.
7. The latest postal laws are auch that newspaper publishers can arrest any one for fraud who takes a paper and
refuses to pay for it. Under this law the man who allows his subscription to run
Fresh vegetables every Wednesday and Saturday. Radishes, onions, lettuce, beans, peas, beets, turnips, etc. Prices
right. Mrs. A. W. Lent..
HORSES FOR SALE.
' J jI ,
$éMst-
-Jlgm
'
''i ...; , All horses bel mging to tbe Estate of
the late Judge Henry L. Warren, and
which are now running on the range of thelate Juan Supulveda, in Torrance County, It is reported that there are some very good horses in this bunch, ready to be broken to saddle or harness. Will sell she entire bunch for $80.00 cash.
E. V. Chavez, Administrator.
THE OLD CURIO STORE. SANTA FE, N-- M.
J. S. CANDELARIO. PROP- -for hour Plead in cent qule cis E. CU surrender in a re-ce Rev, Dr. Fran.
!od has a right to
9
9 alona; for some time, unpaid, and then have a cb
orders the postmastei lo mark it "refus-- j ' fed,' and has a card sent notifying the
L ac Es W 4 n
publisher, lays Jhimself liable to arre
and line, the same as for theft.
I
Misses
uU
In great v,
Summer wear. iety; alsoFine linp Capsif for 0a
Desert Land Entry Information. nut iniiunu 11. - ; flu Wash Basins, Drinking Cups, Dippers, Sauce I3ans.
p.
Preserving Kettles, Mixing Bowls, Puddini ans.
3 D ,..-.
Milk Pans, Basting Spoons and .tí i UUt.'S.
9 9 9
9
?
ft 9 at the price, tI absolutely guarantee this ware to be superior
anything now on the Ame.ican market.
s "MIV ,,aia IUI me summer ffi
Season.
fa
fa GLOVES
i
Ar SiikvS0VesiK'ds, colors,Dressed or Un--I
black or white
fa Mitts, black orwhite.
f
Call and Examine my Stock, é
Miss A. Mtigler,
I
LAMY BUILDING, . SANTAFE
I
'eeeeeeeeeeec!eep
L. A. BOND.
There areso ma ly inqujries made as to
what the law requires of persons making entries under the Desert Land Act the following is published forthe information
of all concerned.
By the fifth section it is required that
the entryman shall expend for the
pur-pose of the statue, at least 3 per acre
$1 per acre for three years and shall file
proof thereof to consist of his affidavits of
coroborated by tbe affidavits of two or more witnesses showing that the full sum
of $1 per acre has been expended during
said year and the manner in which
ex-pended (Forms and 4074c, p 262).
and at tbe expira'ion of the third year a map or plan showing the character and
Notio r Publication
Divert Land Final Proof. Land Officeat Santa Fe, N. M.
July 12, 190Ó.
Notice is hereby given that Bernardino
Sedi-llo-Valencia, inValencia County, New
Mex-ico, has filed Ins intention to make proofon Lis
desert-lan-d claim No. 829, for t
hewV, nvtU wu
mm
&bio
Brunt
mm
"SGenic
Line
of
the
(PT-J- O 'V, B(
1
Shoi 0 am 0UlClvt Jiiver, rueliJo ant! Coin-
-sfore U. S. N. M. on Court T5n BlOe nissioner OfAUiTUi ra the He iline litx bv
ado points. Oonhection
1st and W est. Time as
extent of the improvements, that failure
quicK
N. M.
.Manuel K.Oti
Pullman
Sleepei
s,
inning
tars,
to file the required proof during any year shall cause the land to revert to the United States the money paid to befor-
-feited, and the entry to be canceled; and!
it is prov ided that the party may make! his final entry and receive his patent at any time priorto the expiration of the three years in making the required proof of reclamation. Of expenditure to the aggregate amount of $3 per acre, and of
the cultivation of one eighth of the Journal.
Notice for ir'ublir;
Tourist and Chair
Cars
No tiresome delays at anv
On all through trains station.
Land Office at Santa Fe. N. M.
July 12, 1905.
iby viven that Manuel Sedillo
'aleneia County New Mexico mtion to make proofon his
des-:-830, tor the ae sec 4 T4n, ed before U. S.Commissioner
N, M.,onthe ist iav of Aun.
ert-la- n RlOe, (
at Albl
followiiif; witnesses to prove
ration and reclamation ofsaid
thecompleb
For illustrated advertising matter or information,
address nr apply to
S. K.
HOOPER,
G P.and
LA,
Denver.
A. S.BARNEY,
T.P
A.,Santa
Fe,
N. M. land :Bernardino Sedill
TAKEN UP.
At my ranch northwest of Estancia
0110 b.y horse, three years old branded
K left hip; one roan horse, 5 years o!u,
branded L. rignt tliigh. Owner can
havesame by paying for advertising. J. L. Hays.
of Peralta N M.
Bstanislado Otero
.TosoJJa Aragón y(iarcia '
Demetrio Kael '
!.Manuel R. Otoro, Register.
i
i
TOWN TALK.
I
Arthur Milby of Moriarty, was a
visitor in our town Jast Tuesday,
FRANK
OIBERT
Santa Pe, N. SI.
Istlio (,'cnoral agent in Now Mexico for the
Story
&Glark Pianos.
Refers with permission to MayorA. R. Gibson Col, Max Frost, Mr.Leo Herscii and other
pur-chasers ofthe Story
i
Olark.The Story fcClarkPiano Co.emp'oy only expert workmen and no
piece work is done in their factories, They
have won renown ontwo continents for
excel-lence and beauty of their instruments. Prices
and terms most liberal. Callonor write Prank Dibert, who will show yon the Story it Clark-Piano- s
in the several styles and finish
Mahog-any, Hungarian Walnut and Golden Oak. 1)1
Fostmaster, H. B. Hawkins, was
on the sicklist the first ofthe week,
SH&galo
ahora!
Roy F. Brown passed through
Estancia yesterday on his way to
Moriarty.
Es asunto de negocios para Vd. tener agramen-sur- a
de su rancho, y establacer Jas esquinas, eí
mas pronto el mejor. Hay peligro en tardar,
es-pecialmente en terrenos que no son sujetos á
en-trada, Porque no lo haga AHORA ?
G. A, Collins,; Civil and Irrigation Engineer.
U. S. Deputy Surveyor.
Miss Mabel Greene of
Albuquer-que is in Estancia attending the
Normal. Construction of Irrigation Systems
a specialty. Estimates and
Sur-veys promptly attended to.
Don Martin Sannhez of
Man-zano was a business visitor in our
town Monday.
John
W
Corbett,
Estancia,
N--RL
Santa Fe, N. M. Milton Mother Born to Mr. and Mrs.Dow, August 2nd, a boy.
and son doing well. MoriartyRalph Easley came dnwn from
Sunday to see the ball
game and visit friends here, He
spent the night at Antelope return-in- g
on Monday.
Pablo Jaramillo of Punta de Agua
is intown this week attending the
teacher's institute.
5
Estanislado Jaramillo of Rio
Arri-ba county was a business visitor in
our town the first of the week.
Editor, P. A. Speckman, left
last Sunday for a week or two of
rest and recreation in Colorado,
He left the care of the News office
to his near neighbors during his
absence, 5 9 2
I
? ? ?i
County Commissioner, Va'entin
Candelario, is in town this week to
attend the teacher's institute.
f? C c (? ? ?
t
6l
RAMS
FOR
SALE!
I Have
200 Fine
Rambouillet
Bocks
FOR
STILE
These bucks ave from the famous fiock of A. G. Anderson,
of Abilene, Texas, and were bred from ewes purchased of Blaco
& Gamier, of California, and sired by rams purchased of Mr.
Glide, ofSacramento; also by the famous German bucks of Van
Homeyer, of Michigan 2nd Ohio, Those buying from this herd
are guaranteed
The Best
Blood
In
the
Country.
Hnimals
that
are thoroughly acclimated.
These Bucks can be seen at Owens Ranch, about Aug. 1, 1905
J
B.
etierbino, Sarlsbad.
A letter from Jesse McGehee
who is visiting his home at Chick-ash- a,
I. T., states that his mother
is still improving slowly but not yet
able to sit up. His sisters, who
have also been ill, are improving.
Mrs. S. E, Adkins and Mrs. M-L-.
Hoff, of Amorita Oklahoma, is
visiting Mrs. Carpenter.
6
t
ií
Miss Luí Blackburn w'll leave
for Albuquerque to-da-y, where
she has accepted a position.
Mr-- Combs and family of Santa Fe
were visitors at the home of Robt.
Maxwell Sunday.
Wednesday the train from the
south ran off the track near Bianco
and was obliged to send to Estancia
for a wrecking outfit to replace the
injured engine truck, causing a
de-lay of several hours, but causing no
serious damage.
í
Arrangements have been made
Judge A, H. Garnett filed his
bond as Notary Public last
Tues-day and is now qualified in that
capacity.
Serafín Candelario of Manzano
is in town this week for the
pur-pose of attending the teacher's
for a game between the Estancia
ball team and the team at Willard
on the diamond at that place next
Sunday. A number of our citizens
will doudtless go with the boys to
see the game, and a good game is
anticipated.
T.
TABET
Y
CIA.
Traficantes en
Mercancías
General
Efectos Secos, Botas y Zapatos, Ferretería, Sécate y Grano.
Precios muy baratos.
Nosotros pagamos el precio mas alto para Lana. Cueros y Zaleas.
WILLARD WISPS.
Miss S. Brown is attending the
Torrance County teaehers institute
with a view to teaching inthe
coun-ty this fall and winter. Mr. J, D. Soars and wife, spent
in Estancia.
J. A. Var, contractor 011 the Santa
MANZANO, N. M.
How much butter color is too
much for a churning of cream? For
an authentic answer, see J. B.
Lar-agoit-e.
He knows by experience.
Fe Cut-of- f passed through town Thurs
I3SE3S day en route to Kansas City on business.
Mrs. Williams Went to Estancia the first of the week to assist in the charity work that is being done.
.. A. Cashion and J. R. Burton of
Grant Brothers Contracting Co.. who
Ralph A. Marble is acting as
deputy county e'erk kthis week
while Miss Corbett is engaged in
conducting the teacher's institute.
ana
The
"AERMOTOR"
runs
while
o
.her
mills
are
waiting for
the
wind
t j
Rev. R. P. Pope
Robert Maxwell and
wife and
went to
attend
Hondo, N. M. yesterday to
the Baptist Convention.
!
have twenty miles of work ou the Santa Fe Cut-of-t' west of Epris, rassed through
Thursday on their way to Kansas Ciy.
Judge McRae was in town Tuesday,
holding court. Three men charged with stealing grain from a Santa Fe Central
car were convicted and sentenced to thirty days in jail. The judge then took the train for Estancia where he had business
before the Board of County
O. N. A, Hyatt, a former
resi-dent ot Estancia, has returned from
OrlaUomaand will build a residence
in Estancia as soon aspossiable and
bring his family here to live.
