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La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1894-05-12
Lev NAL Apllce da

Hacemos nuestras las palaOras
de nuestro estimado colega el 0p.
tic, de su articulito que public6 el
Martes, acerca de Ia maldita ley
Edmunds:
Dice 81 colega: "La ley Edmunds
di6 buen resultado en- ell Territorio
donde su autor intent6 que fuese
applicable; pero en- este Territorio
se ha adoptado como ell medic mas
facil para que los abogados que
repreSenten al Tio Samuel hagan
dinero. lsI Optic ha reribido una
COMMUNICATION lie Mora, en Ia que
Se lie dice que un individu0 de Iii
mitado caletren cfey6 propio y
conveniente reportar varias cam
sas bajo eBa ley, quitando d mu,
chas pobres mugeres de sus que
haceres, bajo imputacion de mal
yiyir para que fueseh csstigadas.
Sc mencionan entre estas, Ia
causa de una pobre muier, Quien
habia adoptado ell ofcio de lavan'
dera para mantener d sus niGos,
p0rque su marido hace como dos
amos que la abandon6. ESta mu
jer deSde entonces afam diaria,
Wbnte para mantener d sus nihosi
Dnrante el li'timo termino de la
corte, Ia pobre mujer fu6 orresta,
da y ileyada 4 Las Vegas, donde
re le oblig6 4 estar eeparada de
su familia por dos semauas, poI
acnsacion falSa bajo la iliicua ley
EdnhudS."
La que refiero nnestro colega
es uua de muchas, pero sucede
como en- este case, one las pohrrt
victimas son muierps desampara
tlas a Qulenes Ia pohreza las 0hli
pa d quedarse calladas, contentan
dose con escapaise de las gariat
lie Ia ley.
La ley, scgun csta sshi'o, uuRca
fu6 ntentada para este Territ0rlo
y 81 hoy esta en- fuerza dando uni
huela renta & los oliciales dc
Tio SamneI, y un mal nomhre .
pueblo hispauo americana de est
Territorio, Ia euIpa Ia tienen la
cbHus del mismo puld que con g
fn de agraiar & Mr.. Jtmes proen
radur de los Estados rnidos, y "A
Mr.. ChQlcS matiscal, Sc han cons
titnido de dgebteS con el degra
dante eucargo de reportar vida
agenas y recibir por su trabajo nui
miserable pitanza.
Que sigan estos mal'ocupados
que tarde o temprano puede He
garSeles su dia, porqde ell one ma
haga bieG no espeie.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1894-05-12
Donle r.sta silynY

Hasta de fuera de la ciudad vino
geute la semaua pasada a eSperar
Ia llegada del baud,do, cuya nom
hre eneaheza estas lucas, pero Sc,
gun Sc Sabe todos auedafon chas
aGeados. Los papeles de Santa
Fe iuerou los primeros que puhli,
caron que Silva hahia Sido aprc'
hendido. ppro segnn 10 han eXpli
caao aEOra despues, Ia mentira
sali6 a vomr dc los labios de M
diputldo mariscal de Arizona,
Apare5o que este arrest6 en- ese
TeriItuno d IN hombre llamadQ
Silva y creyendo que era eI pro
fugo del condado de San Miguel
uDmediatAmen'e enmanieG " npti
ria al Marisual Hall de este Terri
torio.
Ahora signen las conjeturas y
preguntas one a menudo sc haeei
acerca del paradero del jefe de lai
gavillss de asesinos del condadt
de San Miguel Muchos Green On,
ya no existe y que nc es improba
ble que algnnos miemhros de 81
gnvila le hayan quitado Ia vida
E,to Sc dice, potque hace va ma'
que un ano que nj sus intlmot
tenientes saben tie eu pamdero.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1894-05-12
Su Atento Sef9idor.
CAsIMIRO SANDoVAL.
ResoIuciones de- condplencia.


ResOluciones de C0ndplencia.
Las Vegas, n. NJ, Mayo 8 de '9i.
PoR CUANTo, III dia 2 de Mayo
dc 1864. las 2 de Ia tarle, Ia III.
viua Provideucia Ell sns inescruta
bles desiguids tlIve i bien lamar 4
iuicio q Ia muy vir;dOsa nina, Re
fugio P0rras, q la tierna edad de
8 amos 8 meses y % diat, vietima
De una pcnQsa ep.erWedhd, demn
do en- este vale de lagrimas sunni,
dos en- profnndO dOlOr 4 sus anna
dos padres, Don Onofre Purlas y
Sefora Fllomena Hernandez de
Porras; y siendo Don Onofre nues
consocI0 Y Ia lnada nina np mo'
delo de yirtudes, buem = carinosa
hija para cou sus padres;
PQr 10 TdRto sea ReSuclto, Que
Ia "Sociedad Empresal'ia.n en masa
reuuida, Sc une cou I0s afigidos
padres y les da su mas sentldO
pesame de condoIenciu;
Rcsaelto 1demds, Cue estas re
solnci0nes sean puhliradas en- la
Noz DEL PUEBLO, y que una copla
de has miSmas le sea mandada 4
sus adigidos padres Y otra perlna
nesen en- los registros de esta
SOciedad para rrferepcia fntnra.
l.orenzo Lucero,
SefeHno Chavez,
MacedOn Romero,
COmiSi0n
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1894-05-12

El caballero con Qnien ilustra-
mos las columuas de este ndmero
! lie nuestro periddico, es uno De
los cindadauos mas meritoiios que
tiene uuestro condado. Y sus ser
tlcios han sido tan yaluabIes 4
nuestra comuni,iad, que conNde.
ramos tan propio como necesario
que nuestroS lectores sepan qnie
mes, en- verdai, son aquellos dig
mos de eh coliiauza y reconoci
miento.
El DR.. Gonld nacid en- Beaufort.
estado de North Carolina, el dia
II de Dicieml'ie de 1916, Gambia.
ron su residences SuS padres d
Kentucky on el afio dc 1852, cuan
lido ei era solo un aiio de 8 ailos.
Recihi6 una tiua etlucacion en- Ia
Universidad de Kentucky Y obtn
70 su certiiicado de graduacicn
con los honores mas dislinguidos.
| Fue honorable con el titalo de
Doctor dc FilosQjia 4 Ia edad de
| 20 anos; fn6 elecio pfesidente del
rolegio de Millersburg, condado de
| Bourbon, Kentucky, para II edu
carlon de sehoritas, por doce amos.
A causa de su salud resign6 su
elevado pliest0 Y estableci0 su re
rhIencia en- lns Vegas 81 afo DE
1884 como pfeSidente del Semina,
rio, institute educaci0uat situado
en- la plaza nueva; desPnes reSigu6
e dieho puesto,y tom6 cargo dc
Ia redaccion del bien conocido Z
inaHnte peli6tIitu, Ei Optic; per-
maneci0 variOs amos con el dichu
rstablecimiento; en- seguida III
Democrat, de Albuquerque, leco'
nocitndo su alilidad como perio
dista le olrecieron inducimieni0s
lisopjeros tom6 cargo de la re'
daceion del Democrat pero ha,
hieudose w prendado con Las
Vegas, su sociedady sus intereses
reSign0 su p0siclJn ALI Y volvi6 d
Sn primer amor EN- el perioiismo
la reduction del DHly optic e.
d0nde ha permanecidO haSta hoy
Eli MaIzo paSaao Ell Doctor reel
, bio el nomhfamiemto dc estafete
70 de East Las Vegas como III
pequeho rccon0eimient0 dc SUI
meritos como Gel dem6crata
como un buen ciudadnuo.
a FL Sr. Gonld en sus escrito
siempre ha permanecido inexora
ble, fervorosamente en Ia defrns
dc NueyO Mexico, sus derechos
0 ntereses, y mas especialmenIe e
la defensa de los ciuIadanos nat
vos, en- contra de las baIns in
q Iustas Y mali,iosas caIunuias d
4 los preocnpadDs en- el oriente, qu
/, c6atinIlamente nos atacan por mt
a tlio de Ia preusa; y 10 mas nOtahl
ha siho que, en- toa su defeusa G
favor de los mexigan0s, 10 ha he
UhO de una manera absolute
yaronil con aqneI resentment
/. que praeba Sinreridsd.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1894-05-12
Hacienda PdbIiea dc NuevO
M1xicO.

La c0ndicion de la hacienda pGr
blica dc Nuev0 Mexico, dice el
Nep McricdR, 10 da mdicacion de
malos tiempos. III Tesorero Tet
rritcriaI Palen esta muy cOntento
c0n los retornos que han estado
hacienda los colectores y dice que
al 40 fuera p0r el diner0 que esta
amarradO Ell ell difuutO banco que
sc Quebr6 en- Albuquerque en-
tempo pasadO entOnces habria un
sobrante considerable en- mano.
A pesar de este habra un buen so.
brante en- Ia tesoreria al fin del
qfo fiscal, que termina ell primer
Luues de Mario de 1895.
In tasa territorial para todos &
nes es de II miIesimos. Baio Ia
les pisada pDr la ultima legisatu'
III una mitad de In tasacion ven
drd 4 ser deiucuente ell dia pri
nero de Enero y ia otra mitad e
dia primero de Julio. POr 10 tan
TO, hasta esta fccha solo sc ha co,
lectadO Ia mltad do Ia tasaciou de
este aho. De esta cantidad So,
tenta y uno por ciento ha side
coIectada y ehtregdda al tesorerc
territorial. Este es un regIstrC
esplendidO para estoS tiempos.
FL condado he BernalillO ha qn
tregado $4,000; ChaSes, $500
Colfax, sl7 900; Doila Ana, $4,000
Eddy, $4,000; Gmut, $4,000; Qua
dalupe, $1,000; Lincoln, $1,000
Mora, $4,000; Rio .Arriba. $500
lsaum re, $4,000; San Juan, S2,O 900
San Miguel, $4,000; Sierra, $4,000
socorro, $4,000; Taos, $4,000
Valencia, $4,000
La ayaluaci0n tasable de Nuev,
Mexico, sin coutar las minas ! ma
quinaria de minas y las empresas d
irrigacion las cuales estan exemp
tas por seIs amos deepqes de cou
cluidas como 10 estan iambicn 10
fcrrocarliles. ascIende q cuarcnt
miIlones de pesos, cuya suma dc
biera de producer uua renta, segu
ahora tasada, de $4,000. Go
seguridad sc puede deeir que d
Ia cantidad coleclable mn % po
ciento nnnca enird 4 10 tesoreri'
Dor 10 tsbto, DC los $4,000 deb
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1894-05-12

dos, bien SO podIan coleetar
s3S0,0O0.
Segun les libros del tesorero
deblera de haber Ell mmno, dispo
nible para fines territoriales, la
suma de sl52.230.45, pero S49.
5S3,17 cstan amaFrados en- el di.
funto banco de Albuquerque y
81 ,5233S estan de Ia misma name
ra en- el baneo que sc quebr6 en-
Socorro, mieutras que SS,l59.S5
cStan eu Nueva York para pagar
| el interes sobre la aeuda amorti.
zada, Hay actnalnente en- mann
s99,GG4.04 deslribuidos del modo
Siguiente:
| Eu el primer Baneo Nacianal dc
Santa Fe, slS,247,2j; Baneo de
Comerclo, Albuquerque, $7,7l5.56;
Primer Banco EaeionaI, Las We
gas, $l6,1S6.24; Primer Banco Ma
eional. Albuquerque, Sl7,402 So
Bg~ro del condado dc Taos,
s0,052; Banco Nacional de San
Miguel, sl6,9SD,5S; Primer Banco
Nacional de Ration, S925S,3Si
Banco de Roswell, s0,Sl0,02; Ban
co Nscional de Nueyo Mexico
$7O9.OS.
Las apropriarioues hechas por
Ia Ultima legislature para este aho
montan a s176,310.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1894-05-12
A NUestrOs PatrO0inadOres,
LEAN ESTA

Por medic de un arreglo especial
que hemos hecho con la NEW
HAVEN SILVER PLATE Co., po-
demos ofrecer a nuestros parro-
quianos trastos de plata gratis.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1894-05-12
Y al Publlco en- General
OFERTAS
Como 10 HaCGnlOs?

tada una persona que veaga RuPstra tIrrta y haga
una cOmpra de efrcos can dInCrO al conado rceibila
d. nmolroSu uo cupon b.IIcito, eqnnacnte IN DIFF
POR uENTO de "a eOmp'a va sea npa Dr. DIFF GEN.
TlTOS . una DC tlEN PESOS. EstoS enpan'S son ndi-
mblcs en- nar>tro r0mcrrD en- ttasl0s Dc plata Estos
trostoS son manulaclaradOs galanlzadoS p0f nII.z
AMOS por Ia New Haven silver Plate Go, Cada una
Pieza tae conSgo IN celt 0radO DC garaHlIa VeHgan
nacStra tienda Wan rstOs hermOsOS usetOs.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1894-05-12
El due Quiera su Celeste que le
Cueste.

Nh VAG NGNtNld Hh &NtA5NN u AO ~
Cueste.
La carta que q cmtinmcion pu
blieamos es una de nluchas que
hemos recihilo dGndonOs queia
de que LA Voz no Sc recibe q
liempo. Algnna estafeta D esta'
fetas. ciertameute tieneu IA cnlpa,
puesto que nosctfos manaainos q
peri6dico d todos nuestros sns
critores, como de costumbre, to-
dos los Sabados Ell la tafde. ST
que Ia carta:
GARCIA, N. NJ, Mayo de 1891.
Sr. Rpdactor de la Voc:
ESta tiene por ohirto anuuciarle
que desde el ln 81 de Mario nc
reciho IN Voz DEL pUERLo. "
no Sc 81 este Sega falta dc los dc
Ia oGcina q de algunn de las esta
ietas por londe pasa el pcriddico
llsto dllimo no es Improbable
puesto que luy muchas pcrsoua'
i agienes les gusia leef ~ Noi
sin pagar por ella, sin pehsar ei
aqnel proverbio que dice que sc
que quiera 81 celeste, que Il
cueste.
Su Atept0 SefSidor.
CAsINlRO SANDoVAL.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1894-05-12
WANTED.

An active agoBt IN each county In,
the United States. 10 solicit
subscriptions fhr ths Twlee-a Week
Rupnhlie., \ liberal commission will
be paM ln hustiers Address a. X.
superintendent Crcpatinn, NJ. n
"rhe RePabllc,n s.. Louie, No
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-06-02

zone of the most novel uses to
which / over heard Of electricity be.
ang applied was one | saw in Paris"
said Walter =. Abbott, OF New York.
"A Frenchman, who Is an %acqnaint-
ance OF mine, Invented m electric
mosquito bar. which he placed in his
sleeping apartment. He believes that
it is destined to replace all the. other
means Of defense against these flying
pestA Making use Of the principle Of
electric execution, he constructed n
sort OF screen or wire-work cage with
y small incan,iescent electric light in
the centre. The mosquitoes, attracted
by tho light, attempt to fly through
the interstlces of the cage, but if they
70 much rs touch the tips Of their
wings to the wires. and it is impossi.
bic Tor them to fly through without
doing 80. they arc struck by the cleo.
trio current with which the screen is
kept constantly chargel."-St. Louis
Oobe-Democrat.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-06-02
Pussy.s Ride in a Paddle Box.

Steamer City of Newport on her
trip to this city from Newport on
Monday had a passenger which es.
cape, the notice of the purser and
evaded the payment of fare. On the
arrival of the steamer here a peculiar
noise was heard in the paddle box.
and investigation revealed the pres
ence of a very disconsolate and much
bedraggled cat, whose appearance gave
conclusive evidence that it had made
the entire trip of thirty miles from
the summer capital in that rather I'M
pleasant portion of the craft.
It was SO wet and discouraged look
ing that its own mother probably
would not have recognized it, but az
ter 1t had been taken out by renov'
ing some of the planks aud had been
dried it was found to be the pet feline
of Agent Simmons, of the Newport
| end of the line. 1t didn't look very
happy when it was discovered, but
was soon restored to its equanimity
and rested contentedly on. the boat
| and made the return passage dowr
| the bay in more comfortable quarters
The cat probably crawled into ths
paddle box Sunday while the steamer
was tied to the wharf at Newport, en-
tering through the open space on tn
outside, and was either unable to fint
it's way out or was caught nappin;
when the boat started. -ProvNenc'
IL. H. Journal.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-06-02
How Marbles Are Made.

Most of the stone marbles used by
boys are made in Germany. The re-
fuse only of the marble and agate
ausrries is employed and this is
treated in such a way that there is
practically no waste. Men and boys
are employed IL break the refuse
stone into small cubes, and with their
hammers they acquire a marvellous
dexterity. The little cubes are then
thrown into a mill consisting oil =
yroovei bed-stone and . revolving
runner. Water is fed to the mill AMI
the runner is rapidly revolved. while
the friction does the rest. In half All
honr the mill is. stopped and a bushel
or so Of perfectly rounded marbles
taken out. The whole process costs
the merest trihe. - philadelphia
Record.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-06-02
Professional Moth Hunter.

DR.. Aldricks, ofKentncky, who is an
enthusiastic entomologis., was Mt the
Lafayette yesterday. When asked for
some information on the subject he has
made a specially, he said: 80 study
the habits of the moth family .you must
live and grow up with them. The fin
est varieties fly by night, and it is
with some difficulty that they are
captured. The usual way is to go ont
with a hand net and apot of stale beer,
sweetened with a quantity of molasses
or sugar. A dash of this mixture on
the bark of the tree, whose leaves the
moths feed upon. is the bait which
lures them to death.
AS soon as they light the net is
sprung over them, and later on they
are asphyxiated by being dropped IN
An etherized jar, after which they are
carefully mounted anil labeled I
have a house hniIt e~specia'lyior their
propagation and filled with leaves OF
their :avorite tree. With the cater
pillars crawling to tho right and left
of me | spend many a night watching
their habits from a ride cot In .one
corner Of the buildin~. It Is quite a
profitable business, besides being m
usually ~lnsiructl-c. Some Of tx
lar-es: varieties are the size al a hum
ming bird, and the rarest kinds when
properly mounted. easily bring SIS.
The Smithsonian Institution g
Washington. u. c.. before the FIRE o!
several years ago. had one otthe nnes.
chronological collections Ia the
~orld."-ph,ia ielphia Press
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-06-02

the Tartars are supposed TO hare. a.
a nation. the most powerful voices in
the world. The Germans possess the
lowest voices Of say civilized people.
The voices Of both japanese and Chit
nese are OF , veE~ los order ani fee
bic compass. All are probably weaker
.aaa any otner uas.oa. Taken as a
soole. Earopeaa> have stronger.
c!eare- and better voices than .ae IL
hab.:-7t- O: IL, other continents. -
Lout.on Lancet.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-06-02
Interesting to Rheumatic Humanity.

There Is a new meteorological ais
rovery which must interest rheumatic
humanity. SAYS Cosmos. of Paris. NJ.
In the JOINS OF persons attacked WITT
chronic nrtlcular rheumatism, bacteria,
which are always Identical IN like
cases. These ba iii arr short and
thick. having p tea"h end bright grains
which %anlllne colors make still moro
evident. The dlscovercr has been
bouillon, on gelatin, or N a piece of
potato. Their culture requires a tenn
peratnre ofat least twenty ye degrees,
and darkness is Indispensable.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-06-02
KNOWLEDGE

Bring comfort and improvement, ane
tends TO personal enjoyment whe,
rightly used. The many, who live be,
ter than others and enjoy life more. viii
less expenditure. BY more promp,l,
adapting the worlds BET. products u
the needs of physical being. will s,,es,
the value to health of the pure liauio
LAXATIVE principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup Of Figs
it, excellence is due to its presenting
N the form most acceptable and pleas
Ant 70 the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties Of perfect lax.
edve; efectually cleansing tie system
dspslling colds, headaches and feven
md permanently curing constipation.
1t has gwen satisfaction to millions and
net with the approval of the medical
profession. becausr it acts on the Kid
neyA Liver and Bowels wi,hou, weak
snins them and 1t is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup Of Figs Is for sale by 81, drug.
Sists in SOC snd 81 bo,tlea but il is man
ufActured by the Ca!itornis Fig Syrup
%. only, whose'name i, printed ca every
package, also the name, Syrup Of Fig,
and being we'll informed, you viii not
soespt any substitute if offered.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-06-02

me whea, crop of 1893 in the
United States amounted to 800, 49,,
725 bushels, grown on 1922 AIS
acres OF land. 1t yielded about clever
bushels per acre. and was worth at the
farm tifty-four cents per bushel. max
Ing a gross return Of S6.1 6 per acre
Total value. S213.171.2aa-
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-06-02
Shoes Made of Lace.

Shoes are now made Of lace-the
thick gnipnre descrip ion. They are
very dainty and yet strong. Good
leather shoes and boots are to be had
ventilated In such u manner as not to
expose the foot to wet or damp This
IS an excellent move, as thick leather
is apt to heat the foot unduiy. caus
Ing great discomfort to the wenrer.-
Scientific American.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-06-02

- Z. simpson, MARQUES. ~. Va. says
Halls tatarfh cure cured me o: IA very had
rAsc OF catarrh." Druggist sell ID. ,je.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-06-02

IN tho Los Angeles section OF the Cali.
Sornta Mldwinter Fair there Is an arch bull
Of Ii, 200 oranges.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-06-02

has k.ven out that under no cir.
somstances will German rights In Samoa b
given up
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-06-02
Shitoh's Cure

fHE United States contains rE medlcs1
colleges.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-06-02

in a short time ! Was strong and well. Many
friends arc takiug our medicines, ooeina
what they have done for me-"
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-06-02
II SCHOOL BOY

MISS BERTHA "OHA
Of Dayton. Cottdrdug,Ae
Co.. N. Y. writes: II
suffered from loss of
appetite, constipation,
neuralgia and great
weakness. and had ter
Yibie attacks OF sick
headach very fro
%Quently: also nose
bleed. Ny health was
50 poor that ] was
not able to 60 to school
for two years. / took
DR.. Pie:ce's Pleasant
Pellets and Golden
Medical DjacoTer,' and
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-06-02

- sold on a guarantee. Itourcs lnrtpient Con.
sumption; II lsthe Best Col.h Cure; SOC, 81
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-07-21

There II . remarkable aaa9 d4nE
near the tight holsc - Cspg Hunrs.
~ THO ruogih n rhrsapvasr taf
The saUd from the beach 4as wv 4
p1loa up nearly aJi frot III IN raay
slope on the ocean aide. blt III ths
inland side u dosrrnIs Ii Sd aInost
sheer preriPicg and particles 81 4ani
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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-07-21

One Of the deadliest serpents in
the tropics is the fcr-de- lance or
which there are at least eight varie-
ties These snakes are Of precisely
the color which will enable them to
hide among the foliage or roots u
trees. Sometimes they are bright
yellow and can scarcely be distin.
guished from the bunch OF bananas
within which they lie coilod. Again
the reptile may be black, or yellow
ish brown, or Of any hue resembling
tropical forest mold. old bark or dc.
composing trees. The iris Of the
eye is orange. with red flashes. ana
At night glows like burning coal.