The Leading Facts of New Mexican History
The Leading Facts of New Mexican History
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He is prompt and systematic in the discharge of his duties and the fact that he has been reSlected indicates his fidelity to duty. The difficulties which he had to encounter in his own business career have made him ever ready to extend a helping hand to those who try to aid themselves and in his business he ever rewards faithful service on the part of his employes when opportunity offera His life has been one of continuous activity, in which has been accorded due recognition of labor, and today... he is numbered among the substantial citizens of his county.
ABELINO L. LUCERO Abelino L. Lucero, a representative of one of the prominent Spanish families of New Mexico and now a resident of Albuquerque, was bom in Bernalillo on the 5th of November, 1878, a son of Nican6r and Isabel (Gutierres) Lucero, both of whom were natives of this state. The father followed the occupation of farming and was also a builder and assisted in the erection of the present court- house of Sandoval county. The brothers and sisters of the subject of this review are as follows: Telesfor; Emeliano, sheriif of Sandoval county; Carolina, now the wife of Feliciano Estrada, of Bernalillo; Josef a, who married Epimenio Sanchez, of Gallup, New Mexico; and Filomena L., a resident of Bernalillo.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He is prompt and systematic in the discharge of his duties and the fact that he has been reSlected indicates his fidelity to duty. The difficulties which he had to encounter in his own business career have made him ever ready to extend a helping hand to those who try to aid themselves and in his business he ever rewards faithful service on the part of his employes when opportunity offera His life has been one of continuous activity, in which has been accorded due recognition of labor, and today... he is numbered among the substantial citizens of his county.
ABELINO L. LUCERO Abelino L. Lucero, a representative of one of the prominent Spanish families of New Mexico and now a resident of Albuquerque, was bom in Bernalillo on the 5th of November, 1878, a son of Nican6r and Isabel (Gutierres) Lucero, both of whom were natives of this state. The father followed the occupation of farming and was also a builder and assisted in the erection of the present court- house of Sandoval county. The brothers and sisters of the subject of this review are as follows: Telesfor; Emeliano, sheriif of Sandoval county; Carolina, now the wife of Feliciano Estrada, of Bernalillo; Josef a, who married Epimenio Sanchez, of Gallup, New Mexico; and Filomena L., a resident of Bernalillo.
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