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New Iberia enterprise. (New Iberia, La.) 1885-1902, 1898-07-02

Cardinal Gibbons presided at the
annual commencement exercises of
Loyola College, Baltimore, Md,
on Thursday. In his address to the
graduates he said:
II have listened with deep pleas
ure to the patriotic sentiments ex-
pressed this evening, We must love
our country next to our God, and
be ready to die for it if necessary.
We must loyalty and firmly sustain
our laws and our governing powers.
There was q time before the war
began when every citizen had q
right to express his views upon the
policy Of the nation, but after Con-
gress has spoken the words that
bring us to war with another ma
ton, it is our duty now to work
hand In hand Tor our country, and
by pra.'sr for and full sympathy
with those in authority, to help
bring the conflict to speedy and
successful conclusion. 1t is we'll for
you young gentlemen to consider
carefully what constitutes success
in life. It is not the requirement
of glory or honor, nor is it the &C.
quirement of wealth, nor. yet the
successful purs nit Of pleasure. If You
depend upon these things you will
be greatly disappointed. We must
not guage success by these stand
ards. How few, comparatively,
become rich; how few attain honor
and glory. Yon must be guided by
principle, rather than popularity !;
by conscience, rather than ex-
pediency."
New Iberia enterprise. (New Iberia, La.) 1885-1902, 1898-07-02
READ THIS LIST IT WILL PAY YOU.

Bleached cotton table damask, "a inches
wide, assorted damask patterns, 25c.
Bleached table damask, 56 inches wide,
35c.
Pure linen bleached table damask in
variety of patterns, So inches wide at 45c.
Same as above, 81 inches wide at soc.
Same as above, 10 inches wide at 6Oc.
Very fine bleached satin damask, 72
inches wide at 75c.
Napkins.
Bleached damask, all white, fringed,
size IL by l2 inches, soc.
White satin damask fringed napkins, Z &c.
Fine white satin damssk fringed nap
kins, IL inches square, 9Oc.
Large damask napkins, white, with col
Ored border, fringed 75c
Red damask napkins, fringed, at so and
75c dozen.
Bleach damask napkins in bolt at 75c,
9Oc, $l.25 $1.9O and $2.75 dozen.
Dress Goods.
1000 yards Scotch lawn in great va
riety of designs, all new popular colOrs,
will not fade, 31ac,
,2O0O yards cOlOred dimities, Organdies
and other new wash goods, worth &c, now
offered at Sc. ,..r.s-7s s-s -
Fine figured lawns in plsids, stripes, etc, >,
at 61 and INC. Il Il
Fine figured dimities and Organdies,
very sheer material, fast colors, 81sc
Inverness fancy weaves, Acadian novel
ties, figured organdies, lOc.
Figured forentines, diagonal checks and
gauze chambrays, l215c..
Fine fowered 0rgandies, l5c. ,ss.
We have fine assortment Of Agafed Or
CANDIES at zoe, 25c and 3Oc.
New Iberia enterprise. (New Iberia, La.) 1885-1902, 1898-07-02

The railroads of the United States
expend in year sum more than
800, ,OOO, 600 in excess Of the total
Of the United States
government, and this computation
doesn't include nearly $3.50, 600, 600
paid in the form Of interest upon
railroad bonds or guaranteed stock
and from $50, ,OOO, 600 to 800, ,OOO,- :
600 paid in the form of dividends
to stockholders. The railroads, in
deed, are the great distributing
agencies Of the country, handling
never less than 81, 600, 600 600 in a
year and disbursing it all, or prac-
tically all, for railroads as rule do
not keep large bank accounts, and
do practically a cash business, turn
ing money rapidly.
New Iberia enterprise. (New Iberia, La.) 1885-1902, 1898-07-02
Notion Department.

This heading covers very great variety
fully. There are many excellent values in
the list:
Bright Adamantine pins per paper, lc.
Ne plus ultra, best brass pins, 800 count,
4c.
No. ., Stewards standard heavy nickel
plated safety pins per card, Sc.
Same grade No. 2k and No. 3, 4c.
Swan bill hooks and eyes, white and
black, dozen on card, per card, &c.
Improved safety hooks and eyes, per
card, &c.
Best brass hooks and eyes, guaranteed
not to rust, &c.
No. %, line brass pants buttons G sizes)
lc dozen.
No. %, line black horn pants buttons,
lc dozen.
No. %, white hone buttons, nice, smooth
finish, strictly first quality, &c dozen.
Lot NJ. X, seamless stockinel dress
shields, No. 2, or 4, 1Oc.
Garfield dress shields No. 2, 25c.
Garfield dress shields No. 3, 3Oc.
Our 4 row, white, all bristle, tooth brush,
worth Zoe, SC.
Our 4 row snowy tooth brushes, white
bone handles, Zoe.
Ladies' Beltx.
We have belts Of all colors, all sizes, all
styles, and every desirable quality. JUS.
ask to see them.
We are selling rapidly big bargain in
perfume. 1t is violet water, put up in long
green bottles, with nickel sprinkle top at
25c.
No. pure vaseline, per bottle, 4e.
New Iberia enterprise. (New Iberia, La.) 1885-1902, 1898-07-02
THE PENALTY OF DUTY SHIRKED.

The American blood that is being
shed in Cuba now waters the tree
Of liberty, thank God, but never.
theless, it is the awful price We pay
for having failed of our duty.
Had the Republic been true to its
genius and not listened to the coun-
sci of the selfish and dull, who call
themselves the wise and conserva-
tive, the crime Of Spanish occupa-
ton would have disappeared from
the West Indies long year ago.
1t was Americas duty to drive
out of the New World the barbar-
Gus tyrant that breathes the air and
thinks the thoughts and does the
deeds of the sixteenth century.
Cuba should have been freed
when her men struck their first
blow for freedom half a century
back. The murder of the crew of
the Virginius was part of our pun
ishment for that placing of selfish
ness above right. That the Vir-
ginius infamy was passed over will
ever remain a dark stain upon the
Administration of Grant.
international law has its claims
and diplomacy its place, but right
is supreme over all. Nations no
more than individuals can escape
retributiOn for infractiOn Of the
moral law.
The United States for more than
a hundred years has possessed the
power to drive the Spaniard out of
Cuba. NOn-exercise Of that power
has been equivalent to our consent
to his remaining there to blight a
beautiful land and make miserable
the lives of successive generations
Of victims.
Recognition two years ago of the
Republic of Gomez and MaceO and
Garcia would have flooded Cuba
with arms and supplies, the free
will offerings of the American peo-
pie, to whom the "business inter
ests" are not paramount, and Spain
would have been vanquished by the
island patriots.
Delay brought the crime of the
Maine and forced Intervention, and
this war, righteous and necessary,
whatever it's cost in life and treas
ure.
At last we are doing the duty
demanded by humanity, liberty and
civilization, but the price we pay
has interest added - the interest
piled by time upon the debt of duty
ignored in obedience to a caution
and a heartlessness unworthy of
the Republic of Washington, Jeffer-
son and LincOln.-N. Y. Journal.
New Iberia enterprise. (New Iberia, La.) 1885-1902, 1898-07-02

Soaps.
Pure cocoanut oil soap, variegaied and
white, &c cake.
White rose, assorted cOlOrs, sc a cake.
Transparent glycerine soap, SC cake.
Z White swan floating soap, DC .. cake.
LNlies HNM0EercAiefx.
No. 5631, Ladies white lawn embroid-
cred corners, embroidered scalloped edges,
SC.
Ladies white hemstitched handkerchiefs
with initials embroidered in corner, Sc.
Ladies plain white hemstitched hand
kerchiefs, sc.
Lot $500, fine imported sheer white lawn
handkerchiefs, handsomely embroidered,
real fine quality, Zoe.
Better grades at zoe and 25c.
Writin0 Paper. and EmrelOpes.
White wOve letter paper, sc quire.
No. 355O-5xx white envelopes, &c pkg.
No. 355O-6xx white envelopes, &c pkg
Fancy BOr Paper. :.
"On Time" fine ruled, well finished
paper, envelopes to match, "a sheets of
paper and "a envelopes, &c.
+ No. Ga A, wedding plate, ideal and su-
perlative, white wove heavy ruled paper,
each box contains blOtter, 1Oc.
No. 342 N, real Irish linen, cream wove
antique, ruled, 15c.
Lndirs WAite Collars and Cuffs.
We have ell the popular shapes.
+ Queen-New, fashionable turn down
collar, correct style; open in front, l0c.
Amelia-new shape, turn over collar,
inches high, Zoe.
Juliette-high standing, close fitting col
lar, q inches at back, 21s inches in front,
1Oc. 4.''s 4s5,
|: We have many other shapes to show.
Getchen cuffs, link. turn oyer, with
point back, zoe. !:
Dresden turn over cuffs 81 inches deep,
20c. } .fss .sgss;
COrsets.
Ladies gazette corsets, hooks, heavy
jeans, sizes 18 to q, 25c.
Carinencita, 5 hooks, fine jeans, silk
embossed front and sides, lace trimmed,
sizes q to 26 ut 35c.
Xxx, s hook, extra long waist, heavy
jeans corset, white only, sizes l8 to 30, soc.
No. $50, w. B. extra long waist, 5 hook,
extra fine jeans, satine stripped, 75c.
No. 533, w. B. nursing corset, 85c.
No. 544, hook, same as No. $50, fancy
silk edge top, 85c.
No. 2O6. hooks, extra long waists, silk
embroidered bust, 81.
Finer grades at $l.25 and $3.50.
Japanese Folding Fans.
We have great variety of colored fold
ing fans from 4c to 25c each.
In fancy fans for evening use we can
suit the most fastidious.
We call attention to few that are sell
ing rapidly:
No. 779, narrow fold, empire shape, 9
inches long, assorted eOlOrs, 4c.
No. 498, narrow fold, IL inches long,
edges scslloped, beautiful decorations, sc.
No. 766, 12 inches long, colored, laced
sticks with cord and tassel, shaded wave
effects, Zoe.
No. 43l, 9H inch fan, black ebony,
etched sticks. plain black parchment paper,
black cord and tassel, Zoe.
We have black, white and colors in
finer grades.
New Iberia enterprise. (New Iberia, La.) 1885-1902, 1898-07-02
Staple Department.

+. Lodi shirting prints, white grounds il
pink, 6luesblack and assorted Rgures and
stripes, 3%c.s'
American shirting prints in assorted col
ors and styles, &c.
American indigo blue prints, full stand
ard, dots, figures. etc., 41ac.
Rockland bonnet and apron check ging-
hams in brown, blue and green, 25 inches
wide, 4c.
Kilburnie bonnet and apron check ging-
hams in brown and blue, sc.
Steel river percales 81 inches wide, dress
and shifting styles, 81c.
LaBelle and LaReine percales 32 inch,
8Hc.
Casino shirting style percales, 36 inches
wide, fast colors, Zoe.
Fancy striped cottonades for pants, q
inches wide, at Zoe, l21sc and 15c.
French cottonades, Eagle & Phoenix
mills, 2s inches wide, worth 25c, l7Hc.
Readv-Made Sheets aMd Pill0sc
s.ss Cases.
Ready-made sheets, size 9Ox90 inches,
hesAmed and ironed, made of best Pepperill
bleached shecting, soc each.
Ready made pillow cases, size 45x36
it1cles,' hemlned and ironed, made Of heavy
bleached Pepperill casing, 25c pair.
White Bed Spreads.
We have a large assortment of white
spreads in very cheap grades at soc, 65c
and S6c.s Il
.Bfidal white crochet quilts, Marseilles
patterns, sizes 7Sx90 inches, hemmed,
ready for use, weighs over three pounds, 81.
Regina extra heavy white crochet quilts,
Marseilles patterns, sizes 76x94 inches,
hemmed; ready for use, $l.25.
Pearl extra heavy white crochet quilts,
Marseilles patterns, sizes 78xS6 inches,
weighs pounds ten ounces, hemmed for
use, $3.50.
No. 30 white, real Marseilles quilt, richly
embossed floral centers and borders, size
8Ox9O inches, weight pounds 2 ounces,
patent finish, ready for use, -.
The handsomest thing we show is the
Duree No. /, real Marseilles quilt, size SOx
50 inches, weighs pounds 4 ounces,
hemmed, ready for use, $2.95.
Lace Curtains.
s1Our stuck Of lace curtains, draperies,
scrim, etc., is large and well assorted, con
tanning inexpensive as well as very fine
grades. At 60, 65 and 75c pair we are
showing some very good values.
The better grades are embraced in lot
ll26, imitation Brussels effect deep border
scalloped and bound, 3ls yards long, AZ
inches wide, white or ecru at 81.
Better grades at $l.25 and -.
Lot 1852, handsome lace effect, Louis
XIV style, az yards long by 60 inches
wide, $2.25.
Lot 1888, rocco and Brussels effect, wide
border to match, az yards long by go
inches wide, $2.25.
Lot 1897, vine and fern leaf pattern,
border to match, very effective, az yards
long, 8 6tnchcs wide, comes in white and
eefsfe, -.
Table D0nNSk.
Turkey red table damask, ,5G inches wide,
15c. s1r~
Turkey red table damask, "a inches wide,
25c.
Same ~ above, SO inches wide, zoe.
Hnaes standard oil red table damask,
guarentSsd bot to fade, assorted patterns,
60 inches wide, 4Oc.
New Iberia enterprise. (New Iberia, La.) 1885-1902, 1898-07-02

Iuc incompetence OI Stdll Officers
who to-day are strutting about il
7 new uniforms, when they ought tC
be whistled out Of camp as frauds
There is German military attache
at Tampa noting all these things
and what is concealed from the
American people in the North, is
carefully sent to Europe Nothing
| am sure is so well calculated to
encourage Spain in her obstinate
resistance, as the knowledge that
our military resources are being
squandered as recklessly as were
those Of France in 1S7O.'
We have only to scan the list to
see that Poultney Bigelow does not
exaggerate. With ten thousand
veterans of the war of 81 to 80 to
select from, soldiers who fought in
the greatest battles of modern times,
in the greatest and fairest and
bloodiest war in all history. Presi-
dent Mckinley hears only the voices
of the scheming politicians, and he
appoints only rich mems sons, or
politicians sons, or bOOdlers' sons.
With thousands of West Point grad
yates, educated soldiers, to select
from, he ignores every considera-
ton Of patriotic duty and gives us
such specimens as the following:
John A. Logan, of Youngstown,
Ohio. A young man whose unfit
ness for such trust is known to
every intelligent citizen of Eastern
Ohio.
James G. Blaine, Jr. A we'll
known scapegrace and dissOlute
young man, who has achieved moth
ing but social scandals since he dis
carded his knickerbOckers.
Harry New, Of Indianapolis, son
of John C. New. A young man de-
voted to pink teas and cotilliOn
parties, and swell society, with
neither military education, expert
ence or intuition.
Senator Fairbanks son of In
dianapolis. Only reason for his
appointment being that he is son
of United States Senator.
Jay Cooke, Jr., of New York,
son of the great banker, Jay Cooke.
Military knowledge and experience,
none. Money considerations alone
secured his appointment.
Young Joseph Benson Foraker,
son of Senator Foraker. A young
man in the university, devoted to
Caesars Commentaries and self.
Aged %. No qualifications. Con-
sideratiOn looks like his pa.
Charles r. Miller, of Canton, 0.
son of President Mckinley S cousin.
This young man, according to the
opinion Of leading Republican of
Canton, would be an admirable man
for superintendent of the linen
closet of the White House. He is
known to have no single attribute
of soldier. Reason for his mill
tary appointment, the young man
must be taken care of.
Son Of Congressman Van Vorhis,
of GAINESVILLE. Son Harry was
young and inexperienced, and his
father had not secured much patron
age, SO to appease him, this strip
ling, aged 2l, was made an assistant
Adjutant General over old soldiers
that have served q decade in the
army and graduated at West Point
Military Academy.
Young Astor, of New York.
Made an Assistant Adjutant Gen
eral because Mark Hanna's cOntri-
button book showed that his father
had clipped in literally to uphold
the National Honor" in 1885,
ClereldMd Recorder.
New Iberia enterprise. (New Iberia, La.) 1885-1902, 1898-07-02

The parish superintendent S Office
is as important as that Of parish
clerk or sheriff. To train the child
rem in knowledge Of right living, is
at least as sacred duty, as the pre-
servatiOn of court records or the
arrest of offenders. Indeed there
is no dnty of citizenship of higher
Importance than the direction OF
the school life or the boys and girls
of the commonwealth. This duty
is delegated more directly to the
parish superintendent Of schools
than to any other servant Of the
state. The welfare Of the schools
depends upon the ability and zeal
of the superintendent. Wherever
there is strong superintendent
there is good spstem Of schools.
Witness the work done in Calcasieu
by Supt. McNeese, in Franklin by
Supt. Guice, in East Feliciana by
Supt. Pemble; and in dozen other
parishes where a capable man pos
sessed Of intelligence and unselfsh
devotion to the good cause, has
rendered services hundred times
more valuable than the sum paid
for them.
Let us pray the Legislature to
provide such salary for the parish
superintendent, that this officer Of
the state may live upon his salary
and devote his time and energies
to the development Of schools On
the present salary Of two hundred
dollars year, no superintendent
can afford to give his whole time to
the schools; he must make his liv-
ing in some other way. And those
men who, with this petty salary,
have done such royal service for
the children, are among the bene-
factors who have placed the state in
their debt.-M. School Reriem.
New Iberia enterprise. (New Iberia, La.) 1885-1902, 1898-07-02
A SIGNIFICANT INCIDENT.

Hong Kong, June 23.-The Bri-
tish war ship Pigmy cleared for
Manila this morning The Power
full, it is reported, has been order
ed from Yokohama, and the Cen
turion from Wei-Hai-Wei. 1t is
openly talked that the Germans
will try to prevent the lombard
ment of Manila.
An event that is significant at
the present crisis occurred when
Prince Henry called on Admiral
Dewey to say goOdby, when the
American fleet left Chinese waters
for Manila. Consul Wildman and
Captain Gridley were on the quar-
terdeck of the Olympia in converse
ton with Dewey and the Prince.
The Prince said laughingly to the
three, but looking Dewey in the eye:
IL will send my ships to Manila
to see that you behave.
Dewey's historic jaw closed, but
with perfect grace, he replied:
81 shall be delighted, but permit
me to caution your Highness to
keep your ships from between my
guns and the enemy.
The Prince saw the point. If the
Germans ever get in Dewey's way
we shall have another war on our
hands.
The atmosphere is heavily char
ged here. Admiral Dewey will not
wait sixty minutes after the arrival
of troops to demand the surrender
Of the city.
AguinaldO's forces encircle the
city, waiting Admiral Dewey's COM
mand to make the attack.
New Iberia enterprise. (New Iberia, La.) 1885-1902, 1898-07-02

A first purchase Of IA, 4,OOO acres
has been made under the new for
estry law Of Pennsylvania.
New Iberia enterprise. (New Iberia, La.) 1885-1902, 1898-07-02

ReNdy-MNde Bars.
Size 4Ox72 inches, guaranteed full meas
ure, net top (for single beds) soc.
Size 6Ox72, net top, for double beds, GOc.
kOLinet Bars.
We have these in great variety of
widths and weights, at prices that mean
a saving on every purchase.
Ltytlies TESTS.
Ladies unbleached Swiss ribbed vests,
crochet trimmed, neck and arm holes, sizes
3 to 5, sc.
Ladies bleached Swiss ribbed Isle finish
ed vests, lace trimmed, neck and arm
holes, with silk tape drawn through, sizes
4 to 6, 1Oc.
Finer grades at 10, 90 and Csc
Lot 10 X, extra size bleached Isle, finish
ed ribbed vests, lace trimmed, neck and
arm holes, with silk tape drawn through,
size Z, 8 and 8, equal to 40, AZ and "A
breast measure, 25c.
New Iberia enterprise. (New Iberia, La.) 1885-1902, 1898-07-02

Major General Shafter, who heads
the invading army in Cuba, weighs
314 pounds.
New Iberia enterprise. (New Iberia, La.) 1885-1902, 1898-07-02

Take Laxative BronO Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money II it fails
to cure. 25c.
New Iberia enterprise. (New Iberia, La.) 1885-1902, 1898-07-02

TO CURE n COLD IN ONE DAY.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All
druggists Tsfund the money II IL failsto euye-25c
New Iberia enterprise. (New Iberia, La.) 1885-1902, 1898-07-02
THE ENTERPRISE

OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF IBERIA PARISH
AND TOWN OF NEW IBERIA.
New Iberia enterprise. (New Iberia, La.) 1885-1902, 1898-07-02

I hE bON VM ~ hC6E
OF NEW IBERIA
IS THE NAME THE PUBLIC HAS GIVEN OUR FIRM.
THREE PROMINENT REASONS JUSTIFY THIS HIGH COMPLIMENT:
carry largest country
carry everything usually found metropolitan
department store.
Buying for seventeen large retail stores enables
manufacturers direct We by this operation which
permits to sell cheaper than other dry goods houses
We sell for cash only We have but which
quickly This
large and small purchasers alike.
Money Refunded if Goods are not Satisfactory.
n
Anumbe to oh hdepartme
New Iberia enterprise. (New Iberia, La.) 1885-1902, 1898-07-02
LNdieS NNH Misses BlNcE
Hose.

Lot 3O09, ladies full seamless black hose,
fine guage, full length legs, Zoe.
Lot 6549, ladies fine seamless fast black
hose, open work, worth 15c, 1Oc.
Finer grades at 1211a, Is and zoe.
Lot 727, Richelieu drop stitch, real Maco
yarn, Hermsdorf dye, elastic top, 25c.
Lot 728, same as above in Rembrandt
ribbed, 25c.
Lot 4766 "ont size" extra width in leg,
HermsdOrf dye, fine value for 25c.
We have ladies tan hose and ladies bal
briggan hose in all grades.
Miss fast black hose, sizes 5 to at SC.
Same as above sizes, Z to So, at 71sc.
Lot 81 misses seamless fast black ribbed
hose, double heels and toes, size to 81,
1Oc.
Finer grades at 121ac.
Lot 4l8, misses fast black seamless
ribbed hose, stainless, fine value at 15c.
- Lot l20, misses fast black, seamless
ribbed hose, double knee, silk finish, zoe.
Lot 1907, misses extra fine 80 guage,
Hermsdorf black, ribbed hose, double
knee, very fine grade, 25c.
We have full line of tan hose at TO- 10,
C0 and OSo
New Iberia enterprise. (New Iberia, La.) 1885-1902, 1898-07-02
Clothing.

We have large line of mems crash
suits and blue and brown linen suits. Also
large assortment of light weight wool
suits.
Youths light weight wool suits. Chill
dren's crash, duck and real linen sailor
suits, and light weight wool suits. The
assortment is large. The prices are small,
The styles are not to be found elsewhere
New Iberia enterprise. (New Iberia, La.) 1885-1902, 1898-07-02
SHOES.

Our shoe stock is complete, comprising
all the fine grades in ladies, children's $ and
mems popular styles. The cheaper grades
are also well assorted.
Me1l'x Summer TNNerlceNr.
We have fine values in socks, under
shirts, drawers, etc. Just price our line
and find out what a neat sum can be saved
on every dollar invested. 1t will surprise
you. Neglige shirts in great. variety of
styles and colors.
Mems d. Boys Stl'Nr Hats.
A new stock Of these goods at exceed
ingly close prices. We have large stock
to select from. Prices range from &c up.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1898-03-31
EASTWARD THROUGH
THE ROCKIES 1n1zzz

The traveller, tourist or business.
man is wise. when he selects the Rio
Grande Western Railway aGreat Salt
Lake Route" for his route to the East.
1T ID the only transcontlnental line
passing directly through Salt Lake
City, and in addition to the gliln pse
it affords of the Temple City. the
Great Salt Lake and picturesque
Salt Lake and Utah Valley, it affords
the choice of three distinct routes
through the mountains and the most
magnificent scenery III the world.
On all classes of tickets stopovers,
are granted Mt Ogden. Salt Lake
City, Glenwood Springs, Leadvile,
Colorado Springs, Denver and other.
points of interest. Double daily
train service and through Pullman
and Tourist Steering cars between
San Francisco and Denver. Tourist
cars through to Omaha, Chicago and
Boston
For Illustrated pamphlets descrip.
tive OF the "Great Salt LaIe Route"
write to F. A. WADLEIGH, General
Passenger Agent. Salt Lake City.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1898-03-31
Secretary wilson All Right.

In response TO a query from several
cattlemen of Elko as to whether cat
tie from the infected districts Of CAL
ifornia would be permitted to come
into this State by the Department Of
Agriculture, Secretary Wilson tele-
graphed today as follows:
aThis department will not permit
admission Of cattle from infected
nortions OF California unless Nevada
rifles request such action"
department OF Agriculture is
III Int. Everything now depends
'sfb The State authorities. III they
stand firm, Nevada win be saved.