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La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1900-05-05
HueIgas en- TodO el Pals.

Philadelphia, Pa, Mayo LA
luchs por Ell dIa de trabajo de ocho
horas comenz6 con toda formai-
dad hoy, cuando, segun ell Secreta-
rio Joseph B. Allen, de Ia "AIlied
Building Trades Council" obreros
que representa- todos los ramos
del ofcio de edificadcres de casas
Sc declararon en- huelga hacienda,
todos los que dejaron ell trabajo
un total de tres mil hombres Ell
hecho de tan pocos obreros SO vie.
ron en- la necesidad de declararse
en- huelga Sc considera por las unio-
mes de obrerors favorable su eau
sa. Muchos de los que emplean
han frmado los convenios.
Minneapolis, Minnesota, Mayo
lro.-Mas de ochoclentos MEM
bros de la union de los que traba-
jan la MADEIRA en- Minneapolis de.
cidieron declararse en- huelga hoy.
Los manufacturers convinipron
q la escaIa de sueldos y ofrecieron
emplear 90 por ciento de hombres
de la union, pero rehusaron despe
dir a los empIeados que no son de
la union E-ta hueIga afectara a
cosa de | 100 hombres,
Cinclnatti, Ohio, Mayo Los
architectural iron workers" deci-
dieron declararse en- huelga por-
que solamente una frma habia
accedido a sus demandas, cuyos
empleados no pertenecen la
union. Esta huelga comprende
cosa dc ochocientos hombres. Su
demanda es por nueve horas de
trabajo al dia con el pago CORES.
pondiente por diez horas.
Omaha, Nebraska, Mayo L.
Todos los carpinteros que pertene-
cen q Ia union estan desocupados
hoy. Estos demandan un dia de
ocho horas de trabajo Y un aumen-
to de 80 a 40 centavos la hora.
Kansas City, Mayo Los con.
tratlstss en- general rehusarou
hoy acceder a las demandas por
mas sueldo y cosa do mil obreros
SO declararon en- huelga. Los con.
tratistas declaran que pelearan
hasta tener ell triunfo eobre el con.
clio de obreros.
Denver, Colorado, Mayo Iva.
rios centenares de carpiuteros de
jaron de trsbsjar hoy debido al
rechusamiento de los contrati-tas
que no han querido pagarIes $3.50
al dia por ocho horas de trabajo.
San Luis, Mayo LA cons.
truccion de edi6ciod en- East ST
Louis & Illinois, esta paralizada
Tn calculo conservative fla en-
mil el ndmero de huelguistas.
Akron, Mayo l. Seisciento'
obreros en- el taller do caldera'
dc Sterling, Sc declararon en- huel
ga por que no SO les concedio 81
demanda de un aumento de 10 poi
ciento en- sus salarios.
Buffalo, n. y. Mayo l.-Todo'
los obreros on los talleres del fe
rrocarril Delaware. Lackawana q
Western SO han declarado en- huel
ga por simpatia con los trabaja
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1900-05-05

Ninguna familia puede estar sin
el remedio para la tos "One Minute
Cough Cure" PararA la tos y Gu
rara uu resfrio con mas prontitud
que ningun otro remedio, "escribe
g. w. Williams, Sterling Run, Pa.
Cura 81 crup, bronquitis y todas
las intermediates de la garganta y
pulmones y previene la consun-
cion. Agradable 8 inofensivo. De
venta en- la Botioa de Don David,
(Winters Drug CO..
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1900-05-05
A los sordos.

Una sonora RIGA, que ha sido Gu
rada de sordera y dc sumbIdos de
oidos por los timpanos Artifciales
del Institute Otopatico del Doc
tor Nicholson, ha remitido q este
Institute la suma de 25,0O0 fran.
cos, a fin do que todas las perso-
mas sordas que carezcsn de recur-
sos para procurarse dichos timpa-
nos pueden obtenerlos gratuita-
mente, Dirijanse al Institute,
NICHOLSON, 7e0 EIGHTH AVENUE,
NUEvA York, Il. u. A.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1900-05-05

Otto Kork, Gran Cdnciller de
los Caballeros Pitias, dc Boon
vile, Ind, dice: LA Saliva Hechi.
cera Avellana de Dewitt suaviza
ell cults mas delicado y cicetriza la
mas obstinada ulcera con positiva.
mente buen resultado. Cura las
almorranas y ciertas intermediates
del QUITS, No veyan q comprar una
imitacion." De venta en- la Bo.
tica de Don David, (Winters Drug
Coz
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1900-05-05

j. Carson, Protonotario, Wash
ington, Pa, dice: "Yo he hallado
que el Koool para curar la dispep-
eia es un excelente remedIo para
Intermediates del esiomago, y he
obtenido mucho benefcio de su
uso. Digiere 10 que uno come y
no puede menos que curar." DE
venta por la Winters Drug Co.
La Botica de Don David)
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1900-05-05

En- Ell Paso oourrio el dia 1ro.
do Mayo un case de desavenencia
entire la cruz y la luz. TN hombre
llamado Cruz fue visto frente q la
lavanderia dc vapor, calle Santa
Fe, caminando con una mujer lla-
mada Luz. Cruz saco una navaJa
y asesto 8 punalsdas 4 Luz, on la
cara, espalda y cuello. Cruz tomo
las dc villadiego y Luz descansa
en- cana, y SO cree que no CORE pc
ligro.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1900-05-05
FL Mejor Sobre la TERRA

ESQ es 10 que Edwards & Par
ker, comerciantes de Plains, Ga,
dicen del Balsamo de Chamber
lam para el Dolor, para las reu
mas, dolor dc espalda y dolorel
musculares, De venta por la Win
ters Drug Co. La Botica de Doi
David
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1900-05-05
La Comisi0n de Paz B0er en- ia
mino Para Il. u.

Segun un despacho de Hague,
el Jueves depen haberse embar-
cado para este pals los Comisiona.
dos de Paz de las Repdblicas Afri-
canas. En- Inglaterra SO conside-
ra este como un indicio de que 81
Gobierno dc Holland, despues de
haber pulsado a todos los Gobier-
nos Europeos les dijo a los Conf
sionados que NADIA pueden esperar
de Europa. Menos podran conse-
cir de Mark Hanna.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1900-05-05

En- la Exposition de Paris per-
dieron 8 personas la vida y 8 mas
resultaron heridas al caerse un
puente de apie en- el sito de la Ex-
posicion, el Domingo pasado. Cau-
SO gran sensation la desgracia.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1900-05-05

w. Fl. Shipman, de Beardley
Min, bajo iuramento dice que pa
decio dc dyspepsia por veinticinoo
amos. Los doctores y las dietas
apenas 10 aliviaron. Finalms nte
us6 la Kodol Dyspepsia Cure y
ahora come 10 que le gusta y tanto
como quiere, y SO siente como hon.
bre nuevo. Digiere 10 que uno
come. De venta en- la Botica de
Don David, (Winters Drug Coz
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1900-05-05

Limpien el higado, purifquen
Ia sangre, vigoricen el cuerpo
usando las Pildoritas Madrugado-
ras de Dewitt. Estas famosas pill
doritas siempre act1an con pronti-
tud. De ven.a on la Botica do
Don David, (Winters Drug Coz
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1900-05-05

Don Gregorio Alire, ell herrero
PRACTICE. tiene ssta blecida su herre-
ria cerca de su residencia. en- Ia
Gale l2. cerca dc Ia caballeriza dc
Clay a. Givens. donde esta listo
para hacer toda clase dc trabajo en-
gu linea d precios baratos.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1900-05-05
Noticias Generates.

Ha sido concedida pension de
Sl700 al mes a la sefiora Bereniza
X. Luna. viuda del j6ven Tenien-
to Maximiliano Luna, que perdio
la vida en- el Rio Agno, Filipinas.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1900-05-05

II. Clark. dc Chauncey, Ga,
dice que Ia Saliva Hechicera Ave-
Llama 10 euro las almorranas que 10
habian hecho padecer por veinte
amos. Tambien es una curacion
expedita para las Intermediates
cutaneas. Cuidense de las imi-
taciones peligrosas. De venta en-
Ia Botica dc Don David, winters
Drug Coz
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1900-05-05

La Convention Democratica,
del Estado de Connecticut, tenida
el Microbes pasado, instruyo q la
delegation que vote por Bryan.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1900-05-05
ARRlBo DE soLpApos Locos.

El transporte Sherman lego q
San Francisco ell Jueves, con %
soldsdos locos procedentes de Fl.
lipinas-lo que hace un total de
cerca de cien que Sc han vuelto
dementes por el calor y enferme-
dades contagiosas epidemicas en-
el Archipelago.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1900-05-05

"Yo oreo qce las Pildoritas Ma
drugadoras de Dewitt son las me-
jores en- el mundo," dice w. Il.
Lake, Happy Greek, Va. Remue-
ven todas las obstruociones del hi-
gado y del vientre, actian con
prontitud, nunca causan retortiJo-
mes dc tripas De venta en- Ia Bo
tica de Don David, winters Drug
Col
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1900-05-05

fueron mandsdos de Ito Ito, visto
10 cual, los Filipinos SO retiraron q
sus fortalezas de Ia sierra.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1900-05-05
To Advertisers.

We guarantee the largest circula
ton of any other weekly publish q 4
In New Mexico and give our poSt.
office as references to verify it.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1900-05-05
MAS AMERIoANos MUERTos.

Manila, Mayo 3.-Un despacho
recibido hoy de lilo lilo informa de
una lucha desesperada quo tuvo
lugar en- Lean banao, en- el centro
de Ia Isla dc Panay Parece que
una partida do americanos que
iban reconociendo el terreno fue
atacada por Filipinos quienes ma
taron A cuatro americanos q hirie.
rcn do peligro a l6, los restantes
so salvaron con dificultad. El des-
pacho anade que tan luego como
SO supieron las noticias refuerzos
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1900-05-05

gsrantisamos mas grsnde circula-
cion que q ngun otro semanario en-
Nuevo Mexico. 0frecemos nuestra
estafeta como referencia para veri-
ficarlo.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-04-14
VIM. JONES, TIE ::;.e. "a:
seed Oats.

Fine seed oats for sale-the "Prize'
and "S,lver Nine" varieties.
JAMES A. KELLY L Co.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-04-14
SYMPATHY FOR THE HOERS.

Webster DAVIS. late assistant
secretary of the interior, made II
profoundly Impressive speech at
the Grand opera house. Washing
ton, Sunday night. before nn au.
diencc tha, literally iammcd the
auditorium and the stage. Thou.
sands were unable To- gain admit,
tancc. "rhc Beers of South AT.
ricn," sad Mr.. Davis. "arc among
the pioneers OF freedom heroes of
civil and religious liberty. They
were the torch bearers who blazcd
the pathway for civilization
through primcvnl forests OF the
southern part of the great dark
continent which hns been the mar
vel Of the ngc. No country In all
the world contains noblcr race of
men and women: the descendants.
too. of the heroic Netherlands who.
under William the Silent. wrcstcd
the independence of Holland from
the hand of the Spanish iyran,.
No people in all the worlds history
have made n more vullan, effort la
secure liberty for future peoples
thnn they. And no people have
endured more hardship. in the
cause of liberty and equality of
rights than they. Indeed, /, was
and is their nnconqucrablc love for
liberty that has caused nll their
troubles.
These men have the same
spirit thu, prompted the farmers
to face death for liberty ut LcNing.
ton green: that ncr,cd the arms of
Americans at Saratoga. Bunker
Hill ind Brandywinc; That warmed
the hearts Of Washington and
! his .hivcring patriots nt While,
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-04-14
BELL is RIGHT AGAIN.

In the of his remarks Monday the House uge Be
eferring to Bailey, of Kansas, said:
The gentleman from Kansas need worry about Popusm
Byanism that all of the of presented
by the popuists silver republicans and Bryan and
that eerng would deter them from uniting their
recaim;ng the government for the American people Judge
Bel! asked Mr. Bay what his party is doing for the
Of mankind He reminded him his party
had secured unprecedented campaign fund and had
unheard OF coercion the present could
have secured The has been turned over
to the representatives Of capital who dictated every
Of the administration from its nomination to the
present time
Judge Bell reminded the Kansas member that Senator
Chandler had declared his signature the
floor OF the senate that the wealthy Ind put
quarter OF million dollars to Mckinley
as against other republican, and that this great republican
senator warned his colleagues that wealthy would
demand return for their money legislative gvors He
also reminded HIM that the g Of money question had
always been the quantatve theory tha the unprecedented
production OF gold th. last few making money more
abundant had proved theory Of the advocates
metallsm Judge Bell in closing said he
called he proposed his interests of tn.
struggling masses OF the people rather than
dominating influence OF the solid now possessing
every branch of the government.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-04-14

The California Press il careful
about saying anything Of the water
supply in that state, but the fol.
lowing from II California exchange
tells to what straits fruit men are
driven To secure moisture:
Fruit men near Anaheim outside
of the irrigation district are adopt.
ing heroic means To save their
trees, in view of the outlook for AN.
other dry ycnr Holes are being
dug about the bases Of the trees
aud filed with water successively,
until secpagc ceases. The dirt
removed is then thrown back. by
the use OF n comparatively small
amount Of water IN this manner. il
ia claimed that the trees can be
carried through the season in good
shape.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-04-14
THE "G9" TRUST.

This Administration and the last
one have, IN my judgment. per-
mittcd the mammoth bondholdins
and banking institutions flngrantly
to tilch from the people more than
Il hundred million dollars in value.
In the so-called popular loan of
100000. 900. given them ut par.
when they were worth on the mar.
kct from LOG to lo3. there was an
absolute gift of from Sl2. 1000. 600
TO SIS 100000. There is no con
troversy about II: the banks know
ii and everybody else know. 1t.
When speak of banks tlceciny
the people. | do not include the
little banks scattered on, through
the country-,his pilfcring im-
poverishcs them n well II. their
pa,rons-bnt the great syndicaicd
banks, the o. of which our friend
from Connecticut (Mr. HILL)
speaks here, the association that is
controlling the destiny of this ma
ton. The financial bill now before
Congress will be the most nu,ri-
uous food they have had since they
manipulated the bonds of the re-
bcllion. They have put the in,er-
es, lower than The bonds of any
other country on The globc-lowcr
than Great Bri,ain-ini they will
he bought Why. Because the
banker can take the . per cent
bond: he can walk over 10 the
Treasury and he can deposit 1t,
take out of the Treasury dollar for
dollar in the peoples money, gold,
silver,or paper, take it home with
him, get the use of that money for
nothing. and draw = per cent in
tcrcst on his bond. Who would
NO, buy them: They could afford
Ia buy them under thp.r condi.
'ions II they did not draw single
cent IN interest. IL security merely.
The same banks n ,cw week, ago
brought n Black Friday ON New
York, and no, only made untold
millions oul of that Black FRIDAY.
but they walked up and made this
Govcrnmcn, give them more dc.
posi,s for nothing. The Govern.
men, had To buy lis peace. or wn.
rather glad 10 buy it.-JonN G.
BELL.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-04-14
GUGGENHEIM is NAMED.
Such Suggestion Has Been Made By
The Pueblo Opinion.

The Pueblo Opinion Guggenhem candidate
governor the Mckinley ticket being the only the party
who out The Opinion refers Mr. Guggenhcm the
young phIanhroplst and business man., and adds
OF course there doubt whether he would
make the but If he will he than other
publican in the and would he elected by 25 This would
mean also that Mr. Mckinley would the electoral
r.do He can arouse more enthusiasm the people than
other the state and the him for
ne is business man Senator Teller dangerous candidate all
OF winning with Mr.. Gu2genheim in the field.
We'll the Opinion express doubts about phianthropst
accepting nomination the administration ticket No phan
tropst has endorsed the republican platform Peter Cooper
candidate for president 1876 No who has
of the heart support the national banking sy
tens that have been built by the republican No lover his
felowmen stand sponsor for the gold standard
Peter could give his place the heaven Were
Guggenhem accept governor
his platform of two would rise
crossoad and like Banquo ghost. would down No.
Simon GuSgeneim nomination
the confidence of the wongmen Colorado the
appeaton phianthropit and the time advocate gold
standard If Mr. Guggenhem aspre be his
place is ut the head of the silver forces.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-04-14
Thanks Awruily, I'll!

The editor Of this pnper acknowledges
the receipt oi n complimentary scason
ticket from I'll Perkins who lectures In
Monte Vista, April 10.
This ticket admits tho editor. or his
wife (his own wlfe) 10 Eli Perkins lecture
anywhere In the world for years and
years.
The Lecturer will commence at n
O'Clock sharp. snd continue I'll somebody
requests him 10 stop.
In cass oe nm accident 10 the cc,urcr,
or II hs should die or liz hung lsiorc the
evening Of the disturbance. this ticket
will admit the bearer 10 front seat vt
the funeral. where he cnn cit and enjoy
himself the same NJ at the lecture.
Tho highest priced seats. those nearest
the door. are reserved Tor the particular
friends ~ the speaker.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-04-14

Soon after New Years the follow.
ing figures were given out officially
From the beginning OF the wa,
with SPAN to the present time
the total expenditures Of the gov.
ernment on account Of that Wal
and on account of the hostilitic,
in the Philippines amount te
about 1856, 900, 900, ms follows. Or
account Of war department 1925.
100000. On account of nav,
department sG9,00o.00 Pnit
Spain for the Philippines, go, 600,
600. lnteiest on war loan 10 date
sa.O0.000. Increased expenses /,
the departmental service IN Wssl,
ington, t2,0oO.000. Total war *
pcnditures 1856. 100000
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-04-14

Forge; and at New Orleans, where
jackson and his men taught old
England that easier were it to hurl
the rooted mountain from its base
than to force the yoke of slavery
upon men determined to be free.
"Then why should we not sym.
pathize with them? Why should
not the greatest republic in the
world assist the smallest of repub.
lies! Is the word liberty to be.
come obsolete in our national lex.
icon! Must this greatest republic
of the worlds history cham its des-
tiny to the chariot wheels of the
British Empire IN her mad race for
land and gold! Shall the fair name
of this great republic, whose
prowess on land and sea has been
the marvel of the century, be used
in Europe, by British officials and
the British press, as n menace to
other European powers who are
anxious to assist the Beers iu their
braye struggle for freedom and in
dependence!
Let us not drift away from the
principles and doctrine of our
fathers. Let US listen to the cry
for help from all who struggle for
liberty and justice. Let it not be
said by future historians that this
great republic arose IN splendor
and grandnre, that made the world
stare, but 1t hated justice and lib
erty; it halted on its bright and
shining march; 1t fell, and as 1t
was going down the despotism of
earth, grlnning from the tops of
bloody thrones, shouted, 'We told
you so, we told you So Oh. NAV
the 100000 of American free
men see TO it that the world NAV
know that their sympathics are not
with Great Britain, but with the
struggling Beers, and let it be
known that they believe the cruel
war waged IN South Africa should
stop. and stop at once
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-04-14
'lulNA nf Gnnnrnl Ai,l-

THINK Of General Mile. march.
ing through Porto Rico promising
free trade and dcccut government,
and when We got EN-, We put 'cm
ON the tread mill OF the trusts!
Think of III All thi. has hecn
shown mp In congress. but tho
tra-, holds the strings. and the
whip, 50 the government and tho
party step 10 the trust mn.ic. -
Pueblo Press.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-04-14

When ! asked Senator Ingalls,, OF Kan.
sas, why they used the nom de plume OF
'Socklcss Jerry in speaking Of the Hon
orablc jeremiah Simpson, he said:
well. Jerry does dress very plainly
out in Kansas. and sometimes removes
his stockings among the granger Popu
lists. He talks loudly for free silver GU,
there, too, but when he gets 10 Washing
ton he uses gold aud grrcnbacls and
wears 81 silk stockings"
One day Jerry was illustrating the ON.
impotence OF Deity Ia the Changers at
Wichita, when he used this sentence:
Yes, brother populis;s, the lcas, as
well MS the greatest things ARE created
by God. Jus; think" continued Jerry.
when God made the mountains He
made the little hills; when God made the
mighty bchcmoth lie made the little
sparrow: when God made the gold for
the gold bug plutocra, lie made the
cheaper silver for the poor and simple
Granger, and when God made me lie
lie nndc- he made a."
Voice from the audicncc) Made n
little Heel" u.aughtcr.)
NO. Kansas" reared Jerry" lie made
= daisy" loud lnuph,ci.) ELI Perkins.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-04-14

The Populist State Convention,
to name IS delegates to the Na.
tional Convention ut Sioux Falls,
will be held at Florence Wedncs.
day. April %.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-04-14

For n long time We h1v. been
trying to account for the presenc.
Of tall girls IN Colorado. No state
in the Union can boast OF more
sublimely lofty girIsthnn Denver.
We have discovered the cause.
They are all horu in Pueblo. and
grow tall 10 get above the smoke
from the countless iron mills, fac.
tories and s.,eltcrs Of that thriv.
ing ci,y.--George's weekly.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-04-14
Lost
Notice.

II you want perfect fitting plate
gold crowns, or amy other high class
dental work. call on Drs. Young 4 Shrock
at the Blanca Hotel. April u, for one
week. Th.yguarantee their double sue
ton plates tn lit any mouth. They make
regular visits to Monte Vista.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-03-06
SOIL OF CHINATOWN.

The course of the Board in having the
ground of Chinatown thoroughly treat
ed before the plough is used is in line
with the argument made in The Star
last week. Putting the matter into the
hands of DR.. Maxwell is eminently wise.
for that gentleman is an expert on mat.
ters connected with the soil.
From DR. Maxwell it appears that the
use of sulphuric acid is not satisfactory.
and would be of little avail. In our
campaign of cleanliness we have bank
ed considerably upon sulphuric acid as
a disinfectant, and used as it was
undoubtedly it did good, but DR.. Max
we'll points out that it will be of no
value for a thorough disinfecting of the
soil, and gives his reasons for his opin-
ion. He advocates the treatment of the
ground with lime, and that all cesspools
TO be emptIed should be first be treated
with lime.
Another point which DR.. Maxwell
brings out is to what depth the mi
crObes of plague may penetrate into
the soil The suggestion is that three
inches is the limit to which the festive
microbe can penetrate with any salts
faction to himself, and then, DIR. Max
we'll contends that three inches should
be the limit of depth of the furrow.
1t is very evident that the agricul-
tural expert and practical chemist is
imbued with the knowledge that reck-
less plOughing of such soil as China
town is composed of, may lead to other
ills besides the plague. The community,
can rest satisfied, however, that with
DIR. Maxwell in charge the treatment of
Chinatown soil will be carried out on
thoroughly scientific and not on expert
mental lines. 1t is very serious ques-
ton and requires proper knowledge and
practical acquaintance with soils to
carry out Well
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-03-06

The struggle to save the big trees of
Calavaras county is being bravely car
ried on. The women of the state of
California have aroused much enthu-
siasm, and have worked to such good
purpose that the question has got before
Congress. The Senate and House are to
be deluged with letters by every train
and kilograms are forwarded at stated
intervals. The matter is really ma
tional one, for the big trees of Cali
fornia are one of the greatest wonders
of the world, a survival of the mighty
giants of a preadamite period. They
ought to have been preserved long ago,
but like many other things they were
not thought of till the moment of dan
ger came.