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The Monte Vista journal., 1899-04-15

Commissioner Smith was at the
Home Thursday looking over the
grounds. He is OF tho opinion
that the surroundings can bs
greatly improved by planting more
trees and properly irrigating the
grounds. II will he Mr.. Smith's
ambition 70 make the home q
cheerful. both ~ to grounds and
the buildings. ~ il is possible with
the means at hand. Aud Mr.
Smith knows what il is 10 make Z
little money % . great way.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-04-15


George A. and Sam Carpenter
have incorporated = company fol
irrigation purposes styled The
Lake Placer Mining and Irriga.
tion company. with \ capital stock
OF $4,000, and propose to com.
bine the two enterprises with the
water site. A lake in Concjos
county, comprising s,xty-6vc and
II half acres, has i,ccn taken. II
will be tapped for t~eaty feet, and
an addition Of = twenty. foot dam
will enable the promoters to draw
twenty. five feet Of water pcr day.
Six parties arc interested in $500
acres Of land along the Alamosa
river, where there u 4 suflicicn,
supply of water until June, bu,
the land then becomes useless.
With the new reservoir this land
will bc arabic tho year round, and
the placer mining will be obcrated.
Courier.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-04-15

Dave Cole expects to take trip
TO New Mexico soon.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-04-15

The new board of town trustees
met Monday night and elected J.
w. Sayler marshal for one month
and Robert Campbell police magis-
trntc
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-04-15

Single harness mt Stevens shop
for q, $3.50. ~ atd $40.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-04-15

'Givs me liver regulator and Cal
regulate the worid." " sa,d genius. Tn,
druggist handed him bottle Of Dewitt
kttls Early RissA, the famous littl
pills Cupplss the druggist.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-04-15

TSe neaver Elevator Cs1paRy
Is now prepared to receive
and store grain of all kinds.
Rates for storage on applica-
ton. Liberal advances made
when desired. Capacity :soo,.
600 bushels. Address:
The DENVER ELEVATOR Co..
Denver. Colo.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-04-15

J. Sheer. Sedslis, No., CONDUCTOR o.
slsctrsc street car lins, writes that his
littIs daughter was very low with Group
and her life saved after all physicians
had failed, only hy using One Minuts
Cough Curs. Cupples the druggist.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-04-15
kees NJ usesiag.
~ nale r fnalla.

Tustey, sooss, duek asd ehielsa EN-
eof saSA AsA ". r. PAsnAa.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-04-15

y vsetA . vhsis bsslDs1s q ~
seaa whIeh b spia OeeoL ta1VAiGA
eoests1s q tAsss peglA ~ ~
seoses ed lhs ~ ~ eeal
Deat throw swss oss1 usose .
sssA ksAs & essl We hess 1aaus.
esaaat1ass q ~ oDa1s ~ - ~
= ~ ~ ~ pstese ~ y -
n - - eoaVioen1,
.. 2. Av9oIo.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-04-15

Not one child dies where Ten formerly
died from Group People have issrssd
the value oe One Minute Cough Cure
and uss Il Tor ssssss lung and throsa
troubles. II imnsdiats,y stops cough
ing. II never faila. J. W. Cuppses.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-04-15

The Income people struck q
body OF ore running high in silver
the FIRST Of tho week. It is pro-
nounced bismuth silver ore and
some specimens showed pure MS
tive silver. Tho ors shipping con-
tinucs right along and those who
think Embargo IL not on the boom
should 10 and sec for themselves
Capt Collins is arranging TO let
. contract to sink . hundred foot
shaft on h's property adjoining
the Income group and from sur
faoe indications will strike the same
body OF rich ore at lees than that
depth. Those who have staid with
the camp are feeling jubilant and
are certainly entitled to Q rich
rewar,l.-EnQuirer.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-04-15

Il b rumorcd that three kegs Of
whisksy have i'ccn ordered by
dsiakiag msa since tho town closed
up u drug slorcs. Now II the
narsAal will arrest every man who
~ ''boosv" o. thsss three kegs
- nay stop ~ snporlatina Of
~ ~
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-04-15

~ 1als - fSa1s.
A busineeo hovss ard two vacant
los 10 Paaoss Spring. sss Dr..
Parrish.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-04-15

Foe quick rsosdy nd 90 that b
pssfseely sole eos oh.iassa ~ ~ recon.
sssd Oss AIssts OsagA Csss. Il b
esssllsot Tor esoaR hoasssssa, tieaiing
10 ~ throat ~ eoughA ]. ". OuDpiss
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-04-15

Horn & White have
u full line OF agricul-
tural Implements con-
slsting of drills, har-
rows, gang plOws, etc.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-04-15
ITEMS Of INTEREST.

Sand 10 srss tsssts Tor sajs By q G.
Kerr, Moats Visa.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-04-15

DR.. Simpson. OF Creole, created
some excitement Wednesday by
uncovering Whist was supposed to
be rich lead between Jimtown
and upper Creele.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-04-15

II YOU have . cough, throat irritation.
weak lungA pain in the chest, difficult
breathing. Group or hoarseness, let us
suggest One Minute Cough Cure. Al.
why's reliable and safe. ]. W. Cupplsa.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-04-15

Albert Nance. who was state
treasurer under the Waite admins
tration, has been appointed sccrc-
tnry of the police board Of Denver
by the governor.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-04-15

Hsesy Hobkirk wiss biz SUIT
1ln1oGe ~ souaty. TSs Appslste
Neus M \ y withia ths d,scrs-
- g ~ ahegi2 % oaks ~ many
1np - - 49, q h soavsvise
lgI1ss - ~ stA1s psailsasiary.
1B - 1eslsosl h 1solDws sAat
l11e nssl ''uss llssrsalus" Il
llge - skseilA - ~ b
ee 's's 8.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-04-15
Rivsr Nay ~ Daje,

AZ Ranch ~ nilss sogth of river aad
~ miles west q 0unharssl roat.
,. A. Rmppa.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-04-15

Miss Sarah McNaughton, sister
of Mrs. John Pri,lmorc, and for
mcrly of the Alamosa schools, for
several years past IL teacher in
Canon City, was obliged to give
up her school this week on account
of illness following an attack of tho
grip, and she came home to Monte
Vista Observation-Disclosures Cour.
ier.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-04-15

SesskAsi1sss' 1sssiss.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-04-15

E. E. Montgomery has just re-
turned from a trip TO Sumner
where he purchased some very
valuable miniug property. He
says that the Stunner.Platoro
country - bound TO make a show.
ing this summer as the mineral il
surely there and all it needs 10 de-
velopment. and that will be &C.
complished from now on.-En.
quirer.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-04-15
kakkALn
sA-
OVER ONE raeusaND... /.

Children's Hats. Baby Hoods
Ladies' and Childrcn's Hose
Table Linen, Table Oil Cloth
! Call and get prices. Nc
Miss Nellie Nelson had the mis-
fortune to have her shoulder dislO.
Gated "Wednesday.
Burt Bloom has a place in the
Secretary of States Office as re-
corder of brands.
100000 acres on the Utc reser.
vation along the line of the ID. l.
II. G. this side of Durango, will
be opened for settlement May 1.
Senator Teller gives it as his
opinion that W. j. Bryan will be
renominated in 1900 and elected.
s. I. Amber has bought L. d.
Troutfetter's house formerly owned
by w. B. Moss and will take pos-
session in September.
The Monte Vista smelter has
demonstrated the fact that it can
handle Jasper ore with a profit.
This means much for Jasper.
The new board of town trustees
met Monday night und elected j.
w. Sayler marshal for one month
and Robert Campbell police magis-
tratc.
Albert Nance. who was state
treasurer under the Waite admins
tratlon, has been appointed sccrc-
tary of the police board Of Denver
by the governor.
DR.. Simpson. OF Creole, created
some excitement Wednesday by
uncovering Whist was supposed to
be a rich lead between Jimtown
and upper Creetle.
J. n. Powell and Frank Bow.
dish will ship . car OF household
goods today 70 Hotchkiss aud will
start for that place with their
families Monday.
The school election will be held
Monday, May |. All candidates
must file their intentions to enter
the race eight days before ballot
ing begins. namely, Monday, April
"a.
Frank Williams who was for
merly cook in tho Simpson hotel,
went to Crcctic Thursday. He has
been in IAcadville all winter but
has had no work. That camp il
very dull.
Hon. Lou White, who 10 now
manager OF a large mlne a Tellu.
ride. aud Fred Nye. Of Denver.
came in Oh the morning train Fri.
day aud went to Jasper to examine
some mining properties.
+. A. Reynolds, the Canon City
banker, is attending the Prcsbv.
terian conference. MIR. Reynolds
@ys Canon City is going TO have
the Cripple Creek railroad II the
Canon people have 10 build it them.
selves.
The regular meeting Of tho San
Luis Valley Teachers Association
will 'c held 1t Saguncl,c Friday
and Saturday, May ) and q. An
effort will le made to secure full
nltcnslcncc. A good program il
'ninx prepared.
DR.. Milton, the Denver dentist,
has been kept 10 busy since he
came to Monte Vista that he has
very much prolonged his stay. He
still has . number of patients, aud
has. therefore, again extended his
time in this city until about the
10th Of April. Call on him.
Judge liolbrook, Sheriff Gibbs
and all the lawyers won't TO Dol
Nortc Thursday to attend court,
which. after hearing aomc motions
nnsl dcsnurrcrs, sd)ourpsd until
next Tuesday. Tho jury has bcen
summOncd 10 bc II attendance
Thursday morning April 9Dth.
The agricultural editor oe this
paper visited the bot bsds Of Ed
49, --.A - - nA4-
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-04-15
DR.. Fulton. Homeopath.

Dr.. Fulton. Homeopath.
Dave Cole expects to take trip
TO New Mexico soon.
Gov. Thomas has appointed FRI
day. April 81, as Arbor day.
james Campbell has been at
Mo6att this week shipping hay.
T. +. Mithof, of Terrence, is
visiting his old homo at Lancaster.
Ohio.
C. A. Merriman, of Alamosa,
was in town "Wednesday on legal
business.
Mrs. NJ. &. Woodruff is down
from Crccdc visiting her mother,
Mrs. Bonner.
Attorney Veerkamp made trip
to Creede Tuesday for the purpose
of getting acquainted.
X. B. Wallace went to Crcede
Thursday on business connected
with the Nelson tunnel.
The roof is being put on the big
blacksmith shop and wagon fac
tory of Martinez & Fleming.
Mr.. Middlccamp, who has been
i'll for a number of years, is I'M.
proving and thinks he will recover.
+. w. Angler, the popular trav-
cling passenger agent of the Union
Pacific railroad was in town Thurs
day.
c. n. Bissell, Of the Florence
Citizen, hus been in town this week
attending the Presbyterian confer
cncc.
Aaron B. Page. formerly of
Monte Vista but now of Denver.
has had his pension increased to
$50 per month.
Hon. jesse Stephenson, one of
the trustees of the state normal
school. made trip to Denver the
first part of the week.
The concert given by the Denver
University glee club at this place
last Saturnay night was well ut.
tended and highly enjoyed.
James Conunt came home from
Denver last Sunday. and Wcdncs-
day he and Lester Clark started
for the lakes on a duck hunt.
The engagement Of Miss Mamie
Jacobs to Mr.. Frank Sylvester has
been announced, the marriage to
take place during the summer.
X. l.. Lid,ly. of Oklahoma, has
leased the vacant store IN the Bon.
Nor block and will soon opeu up
with general stock of goods
Senator Roe returned home from
Denver Wednesday. The senator
has II good account of his winters
work to give to his constituents.
The three Weiss brothers, Louis.
August and Ad, of Del Nortc, took
the Royal Arch degree In Masonry
st Alamosa chapter Tuesday night.
Tuesday Denver voted to Issue
bonds to build an auditorium in
that city. II is not vet decided
where the structure will bc built.
The Sanford Dodge Dramatic
company played to full house at
the Broadway last Friday night.
The war play is not a brilliant
success.
The district court will Ike in SOS.
sion at Del Nortc next week. There
are three criminal cases for trial,
one for cattle stealing and two for
adultery.
a fro broke out in business
block nt Victor "Wednesday morn
Ing. but II well organized fire de.
partmcnt Mvc,l the town from a
large fire.
w. G. Buck, Of Hooper, now
has his father associated with him
IN tho general merchandise bus,
Ness At that place under the firm
name Of Buck & Son.
Quite n little town has snrunv
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-08
The HOPS ARE
NOW THRIVING

TACOMA. sept s-This bright.
sunny weather il doing marvellous
things for the hop crop. Picking
will begin on September 10 IN some
yards and will be general BY Septem-
Der ~ or 20. Reports from Oregon
where picking has begun. are ~ the
effect that mold has appeared In
some fields Joseph y Fernando.
state hop inspector, says Picking
has commenced In Oregon. whore
mold L. showing Dealers know what
that means. either a green hop or a
moldy one. In two week. tiue The
story will come u is a race be
tween the plckers and the lice. and
II any have ever been in such a pre-
dlcsment. they know who wins. II
IL not the picker.
Wa shington has q chance this
year 70 gain that Rilt-edEed repufl
ton she used 70 have as h0p-RrGW
ing state. II II now up 70 you. Mr.
Hop Grower. whether We have trashy
stuff, or crackajack samples. Our
new subjects, the FillpinaR. have
enormous appetltea for malt liquors
and the brewers ~ this country arc
looking in that direction for more
business. ami that means more
hops"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-08
JOHN COLE
HAS ESCAPED
Madison Park piekpoeket
Escapes the Officers

John Cole. who was arrested az
Madison park Monday afternoon az
q piekpocket Eaa escaped. Ntdues
day Afternoon Cole and Walters. his
alleged Confederate. were hraus ht
into court for a preliminary eNamin-
alton Their case was continued
until next Weinestsy ami e com
mitment was issued for the combine
nnsnt Of the two men In thu county
Jail. The commitment was placed u
the hands % raj Roberts Judw,
Cams clerk. 20 execute. That eg-
enlnE Roberts tn company with At
torney Shlpicy. took the men cut Ia
order for them q secure tondsmen
Roberts states that ca5e secured one
bondsman and then asked pefm.a-
eon 10 so alone and Hud another
This Roberts admitted ne granted
Cole did not return. and proa~eutiug
Attorney Fulton has brought the
matter 70 the attention - iudFc
Cam, Cole and Walters aFr accused
90 having stolen a purse from Fen
ton Miller. - ballard Cole y know d
20 the police a. = huuco man. aut
Walters has a record IN san Fran
cisco as = professional piekpocket.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-08
NO ONE HAS
BEEN NAMED

TACOMA. Sept s-gov Rogers
has not got appointed SUCCESSOR
% COL WIN. 81 uidpath ~ mem
Der ~ the board ~ audit and con
troll. and no immediate action la tho
matter ia completed II vas an
nouuced tha governor would make
the appointment while the board was
on ats annual tour ~ Inspection. but
tn board returned yesterday with
0ut TIE announcement ~ the name Of
a new member The subject had
been discussed ln general way. hut
It was decided 20 defer action II
iH officially announced re-
publican vii be- selected for the
place when the vacancy ia nged.
Tn" announcement was made yes
terdly that the board viii be able
% complete the erection ~ the new
dining hail and Kitchen at the state
reuitrntlary ready FOR occupancy by
December I. Tho walls vii be com
pleted and the building made ready
Tor the roof by October T.
Az % result ~ the boards visit 10
tine stelIueHum asylum. an order has
been made to tho effect tHat the Iron
bedsto1IH needed at the asylum shnIl
be made there by the patients. one
hundred Will Doe required and at the
best prices obtBIHahic they would
cost &C. p apiece The board expects
10 be able ~ make them at the asy-
lum for 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-08
OPENING UP
NEW MINES
Development Of Bald Noun
tain Properties.

STEVENSON. wash. Sept. s--Ac-
tuaI operations are being pushed by
Portland capital on a group q min
ing claims in the Bald Mountain
mining district. situated IS miles %
the northeast Of WaEhouRal. and
about 20 miles from Portland. Tweu-
~ men are engaged In sinking shafts
and driving tunnels. The tunnels and
shafts viii now aggregate over 1919
feet. Several hundred tons u ore are
already on the dump. Twenty-Five
tons are now being shipped ~ make
smslier test. some SIX Or eight tons
u which are already at WaAa0uRal.
having been brought IN from the
mines. The assays made 10 far have
been kept secret. however, they have
been sufficient 10 Justify the eNpead-
i.ure Of large sum II money. TIE
principal claims are the skamauia.
Last Chance. Yellow Jacket and Hoo
Hoo. These are but a small portion
Of the claims now owned and control
lsd by the Portland men. there being
about 10 all told. Jonathan Bourne.
OF Portland, is the leading spirit in
developing these mines. and owns
the most Of these claims
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-08
is NOT
YET DECIDED

SPOKANE. Sept. s-The spokss-
man Review says A dispatch feceiv-
ed from the 81 Paul correspondent
- the Spokesman Review iutimates
that there T. som. question concern
ing the route the Great Northern wlll
adopt Tor ita extension 90 Republic.
work on which II has been annouuc-
"a VIII begin tn the near future. As
saH been heretofore announced. the
.lute i'm wants - up the san Poll
alley. using the Central Washing
Ton branch 81 the Northern Pacific
for part 81 the line from this city to
a point near Davenport IIill has
1uE been seeking To gain control OF
the Central Washington. with what
success has not hcen made public
II has been given out by persons
closely IN touch with President Hiu
that IN the event he cannot get the
Central Washington. the Republic
branch viii be built a. an extension
N the Okanoean county branch. he
c1utempiatss building from Wen
atohee. n this last mentioned line
r. constructed. u means to great
extent the trade Of Republic will be
diverted from spokane 10 the Sound
AZ via Wenatrhec the dealers In
coast cities would have consider
able advantage over local merchants
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-08
new ENGINES
FOR THE COAST

A number Of new Northern Pacific
engines for tbs Fsclre division are
being gradually worked West They
are expected 90 arrive within few
days The number assigned Co THIS
division will be sufficient 10 relieve
the heavy strain upon the ipc1ma-
tiv~s now In service.
The new locomotives are expected
10 servu almost entirely in the freight
trains. Mountain and heavy grade
work 10 expected Of them. and It Is
stated the engines arr 81 the most
modern pattern and capable Of pull
Tag the heaviest trains.
Tire Northern Pacific needs new
locomotives on this division. with
In the past two weeks three loco
motives have been put oai ~ SER
vice by accidents. the FIRST being dis
sblet in the EllensburE wreck. the
second when u was run into tha
rock slide at Palmer. and the third
In the collision at South Prairie
These accidents have come at an
unfortunate time. for the heavy
grain season II about 10 open and
the demand for engines 20 pull ium-
Der and other heavy freight trains
Is pressing. n - expected the new
engines will reach Tacoma in time to
relieve the pressure.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-08
DOUBLE TRACKS
To PORTLAND

Tho trackaEe agreement between
the Northern Pacific and Union Pa
cifc whereby the latter Is to use the
Northern Pacific tracks between
Portland and Seattle. will result in
the construction OF another track
between the two cities. giving the
two roads a double track. This 10
the abatement made by well posted
railroad man. and has been partially
confirmed Ia some actions OF the
northern Pacific
The traekage agreement between
the two roads Is regarded here as
practically settled. II In predicted
the Union Pacific trains will be run
ming into seattle by the FIRST Of the
new year. and that all preliminary
arrangements VIII have been per
fected long before that time. II Is
believed here little more remains to
do but 10 confirm the result Of ne
nutiatious which have been pending
since President Mollens visit to Sc
Httie.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-08
TO BE USED AS
HOSPITAL SHIP
The Relief Is to 30 Stationed
in Manila Harbor.

SAN FRANCtRCO. Sent s-Thc
hospital ship Relief. according TO
government officials here. wtli not bo
made useless BY her condemnation
by inspectors - Hulis and Boilers
u1llea and HulHrr she will sail for
Manila about September Is. and Will
carry her t1erv " surgeons aud
nurses At Manila she viii serve as
permanent floating hospital N the
bay Although the Heiicf had made
successfully trips from New York e.
Cuba aud had sailed around tho
world Via the sues canal. the local
inspectors on Saturday declared her
unsafe ia that she was topheavy. and
prohibited her use for carrying pas
seuserp ACROSS the Faeine. one y
the officers - The transport service
said yesterday eur plans concern
tag the Relief remain unchanged
The ruling u the inspectors does not
prevent her from carrying surgeons
and nurses any more than IL does
carrying a crew. ard when she
reaches Manila she vii stay there
permanently We have needed Iuzt
such a floating hospital there for
some time In caae fhe government
finally desires - place upon the ship
Tor removal 20 this country another
had II ihe sick and wounded. I have
u1 doubt that it viii b. done IN spite
= the condemnation ~ hrr - The
inspectors u halls and boilers"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-08
THE INDIANS
OF ALASKA

wAsIiSCToS. n. g. Sept s.
Officeru recently cent 10 explore and
survey the lees known parts u Alas
ka. with a view to getting hold %
more definite facts regarding Uncle
Sans Arctic provinces. have brought
al the way tu Washington some now
81 and entertaining Information for
the war department. They report
that Russian priests have tried 10
lnutllt into the minds 81 some tribes
~ natives hatred and distruEt %
Americans. but Ia this EFFORT they
have NOT been successful. The coast
Indians all bear a close resemblance
g. the japanese. being small Of stat
ure and prominent of cheek bone.
Most 81 them understand the Rus
san language. which is the tongue
mainly used. on the other hand. the
savaEga Of the interior do not under
stand either Russian or English. 30
that IT iH very hard 10 communicate
with them. The tribes use smoke
signals TO communicate with each
other
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-08
PRICES WILL
NOT ADVANCE

ftcast beef and juicy steaks are
not to become an unusual luxury.
say the local meat dealers. An In
tsrvieW published. purpoftinE 70 Be
with the representative ~ q large
Eastern packing concern. which pre-
dirted a rapid advance IN beef. caus-
Ell considerable uneaHiness among
the restaurant men and other con-
sumera but the reported scarcity ~
live stock e. looked upon by Seattle
butchers as a scare head. and none
have. as yet. considered the matter
Of advancing prices Charles Bruhn.
II the Frye-ilruhn company. said
TITS morning. No. have not heard
that there 10 any idea % advancing
meat OF course. conditions could
arise that would make Il necessary.
but sss 10 mere reason 70 expect
u now than any other time We
are not making \ good margin a. u
d. but So are not looking Tor better
prices - arrive for some time. We
can set plenty Of livestock. bat 3, has
70 come frum 4 distance. aud the
freight knocks our profit"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-08
INDIANS ON
THE WARPATH
They Refuse to Pay Taxes to
tho Mesieans.

cry OF MEXICO. Sept s.aThree
emiazsfiea ~ ths hostile Indians IN
the southern part ~ Nufafnu have
appeared in Ihe British colony =
itriiEa. pretending 90 wish o. unrs
chase cloth. but VI is believed tEcY
Hre trying a. obtain arms aud ams
munitions. the sale of which iH pro-
hihits1 hy the colonial authorities.
The tnaiauH say thry want nothing
~ tke MsaIeaua and viii uat pay
taNon GA aEuar,llrHfr and other pro-
ducts ManY Indians vino were
tired 90 nEhtlns the MrxItan troops
want peace and have daHefte1 tho
hostiirs and tinpfrard through the
9uatemHlau province - Itsttn# The
huatlira have b#eu fe-eHfsreed by
iatar numbers - escaped prisoners
~ servants on plantations in Nueat-
au