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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-12-04
LA REUNION De AVER
DEL CONSEJO
EJECUTIvO

POGO despues de las 2 de la .tarde
del dia de aver celebr6 session Con
sejo Executive de esta isla, NANTES
tandO ell Presidente haberle comunica
do el de los Estados Unidos ell nom
bramiento de don Jose Guzman Benz
tez como miembro de aquel organismo,
El aglaciado presto seguidamente el
juramentO de r1brica ante ell Presiden
te del Tribunal Supreme seflor don
Jose 8. Qni1ones.
Fu6 aprobada una instanoia de Mr..
j. ID. Luce, quien solicitaba autoriza.
ci6n para cOnstruir un muelle para ell
desembarcadero en- Ponce, documento
tavorablemente intoImado por ell Oomi-
te de Franquicias.
A prOpuesta de los seflores Elliot =
CroSas nombr6se una comisi6n de dos
miembrOs del Executive, para que
unida a la que design6 la Oamara de
Representatives., Sc presentara al Go.
bernador Civil para informalle de Ia
constitution defnitivs de ambos orga
nismos.
Dicha comisi6n fue inmeGiatamente
a Oar cumplimiento a su cometido
informando POGO despues al ConsejC
que la primera autoridad civil de la
isla felicit5 cordialmente por la consti
tuci6n del Executive y la Oamara q
las comisiones designadas por ambos
cuerpos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-12-04
del dia
Ell CONGRES0
HISPAkO -AhERICANC

Hoy nos llega la gTata notic.a, que
nos trasmite nuestro CorTesponsal te
legrsfico en- Nueva York, de que los
Oonesponsales Ell Espana de la prensa
extranjera, que al principle trasmitie-
ron noticias muy pesimistas y de tono
amargO para los espanOles acerca del
exito del Congreso Social y Econ6mico
Hispano americana han modific. do su
opinion hasta tai extreme que va ase
guran en- sus despachos que es mucho
ell bien que puede grangear a Espala
la compenet aeon, hecha va, con los
pueblos de la America, prolongaci6n de
nuestra historic y derivaci6n de nues-
tro organismO; y qCe extIaordina
RIO sora tambien ell que reporter
ellos, porque al identifcarse co1 ell
tronco y ell solar de origen, afrmaran
la personaldad de Ia raza enfrente de
probables y temibles intIusiones.
En- ell Oongreso Hispano Americana
jamas Sc trataTa de alianzas, En- to
das sus deliberaciones sc tratara uni
camente, y es 10 bastante, de algo cuyo
valor es infinitamente mas grande: de
una copiosa y reciprocal transformation
de sangre y de ideas. Ffen otros a
los ejeroitos y las escuadras ell logro
de los fines utilitarios para cuya rea.
lizaci6n Sc asocien Espana y la Ameri
ca espalola fan la realization de los
suyos al estrecho afianzamiento de sus
relaciones meTcantiles 6 inteIectuales.
Si ell mar separa a Espana de sus hijas,
las Rep1blicas, ell abolengo y ell lengua-
lie la une a elias con indisoluble lazo.
Peregrino contraste el que estamos
presenciando. En- Madrid hermanOs
de una misma familia, unidos por la
fuerza de la sangre y la comunidad de
lengua 6 historic, trabajando incansa
bles por la rSpida union de afectos E
intereses; y en- Berlin, hermanos tam
bien de una misma familia:casi, AGO.
giendo con suma frialdad al jefe de
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-12-04
The Priest Aglipa an the
Revolutionary Commission
at Hong Kong

1t is declared in Hong Kong that
the riest Aglipa, one of the most
daring Philippine generals was in
that city during the latter part of
November, in conference with the
Revolutionary Committee, which is
developing extraordinary activity
without the English authorizes inter.
fering with their work, despite the
demands made by the U. S. govern.
ment
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-12-04
Ell cURA kGlIPA Y la JUkTa
REVOLUTIONARY De HONG KONG

Asegdrase en- Hong Kong que Ell
cura Aglipa, uno de los mas osados
generates filipinos estuvo en- aque-
LA ciudad durante los Gltimos dias
de Noviembre conference.-the con la
Junta Revolucionaria que desarro
LA extraordinaria actividad sin que
las autoridades inglesas, a pesar de
las recIamaciones del gobierno de
los Estados Unidos, difculten sus
trabaios.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-12-04
IHSTRUCcl0nES ALA CASA CRkMP

Ell gobierno de Turquia ha dado
instrucciones la casa Cramp e Hi
JOS, de Filadel6a, para la construc-
ci6n de un cracero, en- cuyo costo
ira incluida la cantidad demandada
por el gobierno de Washington q
Turqufa como indemnizaci6n por
los dafios causados en- Armenia &
subditos norteamericanos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-12-04
Ell VlAJE De KRUGER
AIACORTE De SAN PETeRSBURG0

Anuncian de Berlin qu9 ell Presi
dente Kruger retrasara su viaje q
San Petersburgo hasta que cese la
enfermedad del Emperador de Ru
sia Y este Sc halle on actitud dere-
cib:rle.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-12-04
Daring of the Rebels

The residents of the suburbs OF
Manila live in continual fear, as the
rebels have carried their audacity
to the point of appearing at night
before the very gates of the capital,
firing on the sentries
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-12-04
Ia GUERRA EN- FlLlPINAS
BAJAS EN- Ia ULTIMA DECENA

Telegrafan de Manila que en- la
Ultima decena de Noviembre tuvo ell
ejeicito filipino 357 bajas. entire
muertos, heridos y prisioneros de
guerra.
Las bajas de los americanos as
cendieron a I28, entire muertos y
heridos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-12-04
Kruger's Journey to the
Court of St. Petersburg

1t IS announced from Berlin that
President Kruger will put off his
journey to st. Peterhurgh until the
Gar of Russia has recovered from
his illness sufficiently TO receive
him.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-12-04
0SaDlk De LOS TAGAL0S

Los moradores de los suburbios
de Manila viven en- contfnua zozo
bra, q consecuencia de lleyar su AFRO
jo los tagalos hasta presentarse por
las noches a las puertas de la misma
capital tiroteando a los continenta
les.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-12-04
The Philippine War
Losses during the last
ten day Of November

We are informed from Manila
that during the latter ten days of
November, the Philippine army met
with losses to the number of 357
men, dead, wounded, and prisoners
all told.
The Americans lost l2S. dead and
wounded.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-12-04
2OJ.66S go


Diffcil es decir cuanto montaria una
equitativa tasaci6n de la Isla, pero 'buenos
jueces la hacen en- 100000, 900 90 aproxi-
madamente, contra los cuales no hay cargo
por obligation pendiente Encu6ntrase por
10 tanto ella en- tua ion fnanciera satisfac
toria, que es deber nueStro eonservar y me
jorar en- 10 possible.
La reDta, hasta aqui, SO ha obtenido prin.
cipalmente &c las de Aduaua, y estas rentas
es probable que contin6en siendo la mayor
fuente de ingreso, mientras que Ell Congreso
no legisle de nueyo, sobre ell particular; pc.
70 la ley expreaamente dispone que 'tan
pronto como Ia Asamblea Legislative de
Puerto Rico decre.e ponga en- practica IN
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-12-04
Il|0Tn1CiQQDDr cable
NupVa York. 4 De DrrnbIs
FL KENTUCKY ZEN SMYRNA

Anuncian de Atenas haber llega
do a Smyrna ell acorazado Kentucky
de la maripa de guerra de los Es
tados Unidos, al mando del Captain
Colby M. Chester
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-12-04
CABLE NEWS
The Kentucky at Smyrna

The arrival at Smyrna is announ-
ced from Athens, of the ironclad
Kentucky of the U. s. Navy, com
manded by Captain Colby Nj. Ches-
ter.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-12-04
Order to the Firm of Cramp

The Turkish government has
given an order to the firm of Cramp
Sons in Philadelphia, for the CO is
truction of a warship, in which ex-
pense will enter the amount deman.
ded by the government at Washing
ton of Turkey as indemnity for the
7 arm done to North American sub
iects in Armenia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-12-04

A las once de 10 manana de hoy Sc reu.
nieron en- el Teatro los miembros del Con
sejo Executive los representatives de las
Camaras lnsulares para OR el Menssje que
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-12-04
BOLETIN MERCANTIL DE pTO.-RlCO

Satered ct the Post 0fRcs at San Juan, p. E.,
- second slAn natter July a. 1909.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-12-04

LsvxRTIsiss RArKs-le cents, end 1yvaras
Per line
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-08-10

Guy l.. Aii,caeil
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-08-10
Thresher Burned.

". II. Nolaud came in from
Sweet Wednesday and reported
that Kelley & Phillips had the
mi fortune to get their machine
nurnt up. This III kes the second
time their 7epara or Las been burn
I'd within year. List year while
,hreshir q a crop Of wheat on the
r-v,r below Fa,k-s st r., Their ma
chine and large wheat crop were
burned. The first was caused by
spark from a Gig rette but thu
.r tn. cause IS reported to
,- spontaneous combustion
The feeder. Mr.. T4ley, and the
measurer. Mr.. Scott, we're both
inged a Little while Kelley, who
vas on the separator olng, was
thrown into the air. No one was
erious,y hurt but many Of the men
narrowly escaped. The flames
quickly consum Il the separ.'t'
md 1900 bushels of wheat belong
ing to VIM. holland leaving hin
bat Al bushels Of his whole crop
collect on is being ak to bu,
o
new separator Tor Kelley & PHI!
lbs md We have no doubt that tn.
money vii be easily rlsed.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-08-10
Latest From China.

The latest news from China does
not Indicate tuat the trouol= L.
likely u be settled soon. News
was received the Sth OF Il severe
battle in which the losses Of the
allied powers amount in killed and
wounded to 1870. The greatest
loss was sustained blythe Russiai :
and japanese.
Calling guns and artillery are
beng sent to China by the L. ).
The allied forces have started Tor
the Chinese Capital at last and on
their .pay received Il severe check
There seems to BE- no doubt that
the ministers are alive but being
held as hostag, =
Five thousand horses and mules
are to he shipped To China al d
the Philippines also 100000 Il :
Of meat are to be shipped to ~
soldiers. This will add to the r.
vorable Balance.
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Bull ling About Emmett.

there Is a great deal Of building
being done il this vicinity Me
Nish and Alien gota a car load Of
sL,nsles LIS. VEGA ana .ne IOnoR-
lng buildings are going up or are
finished: Ia town are Mrs. Port
locks dwelling, Art Wells dwell
iAs, he BAb.ist Church and a
storehouse at Hayses
In the county are Praf. Sabin' :
dwelling. Piof " sons dwe-ing,
Dir. hutchinson dwelling, Nr.
Wllhelm's dwelling and buildings
o. the place Delouging to Nessrs.
Baust q Werle, ali east Of town,
besides many buildings contem-
plated.
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Irrigation.

From the Caldwell Tribune We
n ,tice that the Pioneer Irrigation
District has been organized and
has voted 70 issue 100000 wor q
Of bonds. Out Of no votes only
one was cast against bonds.
The coustitutjonaity Of the steps
thus far taken is to BE- tested De
fore proceeding furihur The
Tribune says:
The organization ofthis distii :
is certainly one Of the creates;
movements forward yet und rtaken
in this locality and promises more
of substantial good than any one
thing heretofore undertaken. Il
means advance al along the Line
Already inquiries are coming In
from all over the country a-d 1t Is
believed that within the next two
OF three years d great and lasting
impetus will be given 10 the de
velopuent OF the whole BOisv val
ley country.
i The organization Of this district
/ is probably done under the law
permitting local districts 10 organ.
ize and buy or build It's own bitches
+ 1t seems to uS this Is one Ot th,
best laws in regard 10 irrigation
bitches ever passed as it viii dis
courage l.nd speculation IN thos'
districts and permit he mers q
Cct sater a; 9 st. We hope il vii
provo constitutional
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-08-10
The Ball Game.

Last Friday a game Of base ball
was played at Pay tie between En-
nett ond Payette teau.s. The
players from Emmett We're: Reece,
IT,. Empky, p; Hayes, F. b.;
puph. s. B.; Smith on, 7. B.;
Nlo,den S. S.; Holyerson, L. f.;
Murray, c. f.; Lick. R. f.; aid
Wells, Sub. Those Of Payette
playing were: Ball, G; Taylor,
p; Soule, :. s, Loomis, F. B.:
f Taylor, S. B.; Wells, T. B.;
Harris. l.. T.; Crawford, c. F.;
and O'Roa1&, R. F. The score
given out was II to Is in favor of
Emmett but the Emmett boys can
count up % scores aud Ted Wells
kept tally and reported % for En-
NETT. We notice by the Payette
Independent that the Boise scorer,
in the game brtween Payette and
Boise. is accused Of unfair count
ing and probably the Payette scor-
cr tried to practice the same on the
Emmett nine. The boys report
that theS didn't re Give very cor
dial treatment from the players in
Payette. Il being a so-ial game
they expected better treatment but
hnd to 20 to the res aursnt and barn
unacccmpanied b th4 Payette
Boys, however they charged upthe
expenses to the PAyette team in
the belief that it was an oversight
rather than trick, but when theil
ball was stolen and they found two
of ,hei. bats tied uR with tAe Pay
et,c bats the5 were re dy to believe
most anything
Considering III heots they re'
c,iv,dand the unfair treatment
the Emmett boys, to say t-e .eaat
were disgustctl.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-08-10
p .ertU Rican
Demonstration.

If the Pnerto Ricans have been
benihtted 80 much Uy their con-
nection with the United States a.
is often reported they are a most
ungrateful people indeed. They
almost ignored the Fourth Of July
but when the day arrived for hon
oring the patron saint OF Spain
they made 4 grand demonstra-
tiou 1t was all Spanish. No
..J.e than half dozen natiyr
houses displayed the American
dag while 2UJv to 1000 spanish
flags were uufuried. This demon
s;rItion Occurred ON the second ali
University Of the landing OF Ameri-
can tr-opz They are either IN
grateful or the kind Of American
ism with which they haze become
acquainted has been disappointing
TO them. Which Is 1t:
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-08-10
10 Enter college.

Second Son Of Emperor of Korea
Arrives at San francisco
San Francisco Aug. Prince
Em Wha- second son Of the emper-
or OF Korea. arrived today On the
steamee City Of Pekin- enroute u
Roanoke. Va. to enter college
lie was accompanied by Fin Feh
Moo. u member Of the Korean lega-
ton at Washington
Other passengers Of the G'y of
Pekin were E. r Fulkerson. Unit
ed otates vies-consul at Nagasaki
and Dr. G.. p. Smith. q missionary
who was among those who LETT TEN
Is.I July J.-Statesman.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-08-10
idaho Fruit in Paris.
Ii IS Awarded Prize Medal and
Diploma.

Ii IS Awarded a Prize Medal and
Diploma.
Id ,ho fruit was voted the best in
tie World at he Worlds Far lii
Chicag, and at the Mid win er far
in San Fra cisco. And nov comes
the news from Paris that at the
Exposition there, a prize medal
a d diploma of the first class has
been awarded the exhibit BY /. B.
Perrine, Of the Blue Lakes orchards
near the Shoshone Falls.
The exhibit is Of fruit grown last
year at the Blue Eakes. The fruit
was picked late lsst fall and ship
ped last winter. That it has kept
all this time aRd in such splendid
condit As to win one Of the
ui-.hest aw II. gai ST the world.
is highly gratifying. 1t is a source
Of just PRIDE to all Idahoans.--W God
klver lines.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-08-10

MIR. }. }. Mccain has had along
and bitter hgh. with the authori-
hes in St. Louis over payment Of
ais nee to transact business. His
Chef. ground of contention was
tnat such charge was against the
constitutional cl.nse Of the right
to life, liberty the pursuit Of hap
plnrss. He carried the case to the
s9preme court but lost his case
aud rather than pay the fine Mr..
McCann went to Jail. lie is a
prominent citizen Of ST. Louis and
has caused the monopOiies Of that
city considerable trouble over the
question OF taxation. He is amply
able to pay the fine but no doubt
thinks the wrong will be brought
more forclbly to public notice If he
goes to jail. The courts are inclin-
ed 10 rule in favor Of a mans rlght
to employment when sach right is
denied by unions to non-union men
and such ruling ls certainly sou-d
but Why should it not apply when
the rl-u. Is denied by local govern
.nent > a puzzle to many besides
J. j. McCanu.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-08-10
Caught a Tartar.

Deputy Sheriff Tucker ran up
ag INST the real thing in making an
arrest near New Plymouth Satur-
day. 1t appears that widow by
tue name of Schmidt owns Z ~
acre ,anch near The G1.den II p
farm and imagins th ( she can run
irrigation matters 10 su.t herself.
Ii appears she has been in the hab-
it of smashing head gates for one
W. j. Edison, who is her nearest
neighbor, until he cJuc,uded to
swear ont q warrant for her arrest.
This was done and Deputy fucker
was sent % N ke the arrest. John
said the old lady was scorcher.
She can swear by note and the
pedigree she gave some of her
neighbors would entitle them TO a
font seat in hades.
+ However. John brought her safe
+ ly 10 Caldwell and Judge Wallac,
did the rest He set her hearing
for the l3 h and let he 90 IN bel
own reconnaissance. If all reporti
are true, this woman should b,
looked af cr by the authorities
She has three small children tha
are h.i'e brought M N vice. IL
.-Or.- - --O l1n ai-ry u 2
VII SONS 20 some csG s..5.l- ~-
" -rCva he ''r-S
s-----l.@>.. 49,
ogI.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-08-10
.AaarchY.

King Humber 5 death at III
hand of an ausrch 81, the atienli
in Paris on the hte Of TIE Shan Of
Persia anl the rep It that tn,
King Of Scrvia vas shek at give
r.se to "A great deal of newspaper
discussion Oh the subject of ali
rchv. The word anarchy is ap
Jlied to many kinds of people
ne real meaning Of the word an
,lrchist is Que who does not believe
in government. There are ~ ny
criminals who destroy life and prop
ef,y that are not anarchists amt
many anarchists who don heileve
in destroying either but simply be-
Lowe that all governments oppreS-
i;e and supcrAuons.
That there are murderous an
archists and that Bre-isi who ass
assinated King Humbert is one OF
them there can be no doubt.
However these men can not oe
very numerous or many more
such s.urders would occur. While
there i no excuse for he deeds OF
anarchists Of the type of Bresci yet
it is not surprising tina such meu
exist. They are simply the result
Of soeial disease. Thou-h Hum
bert was a good man Of simple
tastes his iacome was tsbolou'
while the pessantry of ltIy arr
drained by taxes to pay 1t unit
they are condemned to eeaslesS 'ol
at the very verge T starvation
Probably Humbcrt could do ou
little more 10 change the syster
than a peasant Vet he ptrson'H Il
represented the OPP re sive SIDE q.
it and like Henry XVI and Mari
Autonette suffered death not to
his own guilt but because OF IN
social disease which exist d. IN
destructive anarchists should n'
only be put down but so'Ae'n'n
should also he dcne = Sri2 ?
better adjustment r m4"H''s
n1entS of society "
breed anarchy no m
hawhly the nsurc
any 10, duaft wStb.
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An Ontario Man in Luck.

Last week the administration
ana ideutllcation pa ers, in the
matter Of the Pope Inheritance,
were sent to Wm. Pope CT this city
for MS signature aud necessary ac-
acknowledgements. This IS an Eng
lish estate wherein all the heirs re-
side in America The property
was sold By the Public Admins
traitor and the money deposited III
the Bank Of England. subject 10
proof Of heirs. The amount depos-
tied Is ..l,25u,GO0.
The heirs 10 this estate are VIM
oope's IA her and himself, bis IN
and daughter. each Of whom
are equally, giving each $3.50
Nm. Pope, the heirin this city
boring man and an nerSet.'
stler. When interviewed by the
.Iyocate man IN regard to his sud
leny found riches, .dr. Pope said
+ / was born and raised in the Unit
ed States and my life will be spen
in my native land. where I have al
ways Deeu a0le to make a hvlu;
and find plenty Of friends. o
curse am glad to get the money
out ms { lends VII find me tn
s4me.Old Wm Pope with It aswith
out il. it."-Adyccate.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-08-10
Our Roads.

Your attention is called to a no
tice on the local page Of this issue
concerning waste water in the
: ais. Section 7139 OF the Idaho
st.tn.cs roads a. follows: Any
person who runs water across any
public highway. roid or street.
without first constructing a good
and sufficient ditch or bitches, to
convey the same. who fails 70 bridge
such d;tch or bitches. or to keep
such bridge or bridges, OF ditch,-,
in god repair, and all persons.
companies CT corporations who suf-
FER any water used by theu for the
purpose Of irrigation, OF any ether
purposes, - aow into OF upon any
public highway. road or street, il
any other manner than that au-
thor:zed by law, is guilty OF a MS
d4meanor. aud upon conviction
thereof must De- fined III any sum
not as than twenty-five nor more
han fifty dollars. together with
he costs of suit. and for a second
ltfense. double said fine and cost;
tnd it Is hereby made the duty Of al
Dad supervisors, constables and
narshals. to make complaint befors
the proper court, for violations OF
his section. whenever notified or
having knowledge thereof
The law should lie enforced. but
90 also should the roads be worked
. so that they become something
more than waste bitches GU. of
which it Is nearly impossible u
keen the water. Tn land owners
e should De taxed for the imp7oy-
: meut of the roads rs such q per
/ manent Improvement adds to Il r
b value Of adjacent land. The law in
= regard to taxing street improvement,
70 the abuitiuG owners if applied {,
S our roads would be much bettel
= than the present The landlord,
e not only want the homeless to i'm
prove their farms By working ID,
roads but are often too Stingy t.
); give land enough TO make the roa,
Il q decent width.
e
.e \ forest fre is raging in the Yel
II low Stone PARK.
N The [. s. census taken in Puert
% Rico shows that 25 percent Of thel
x can read aud write.
u The revolution in Columbia.
-, \. Is over. The reyolutionist su
W render everything and compile
L. amnesty TO them Is granted.
De All the stevedores in Baltimot
IS. numbering about 250O men. wei
sc on strike Aug. 8 becausethe steau
IN ship agents refused 70 employ 40,
union meU.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-08-10
1aFnOHs Turk
eStan Alfalfa

The 70 lowing piece was COPIED
ON the Wood River Times: Tn,
irst seed of this alfalfa was import
,d and sent cut by the department
of agriculture in 1895. Little at
tention was given it until the Sc
we're weather of winter before last
put its hardness to the test. On
all parts of the farm plots at the
Wyoming station the ordinary al
falfa showed more OF less winter
killing. uut not a single plant Of
the Turkestan variety had beel
hurt. Similar reports were re
ceived by the depa tment of agri-
culture from many other sections.
I Not only does it seem hardier but
lit has gs4erl lily produced heavier
Yields than the common alf la
/ On the Wyomil. exps n mt sta
ton farm. averaging the results fol
the last two seasons, when cut foi
hay and cured alike. the Turkestar
variety Gle rly showed super O.
cropping qualities, i'ro ,ucing owe
three fourths of ton more ha,
; per acre.
Secretary Wilsoa, of the depart
ment Of agriculture, is great.
pleased al the discovery Of this va
riet. Of alfalfa and lis app'reu
bariiness. Farmer. who 4 sire t
make e WIS! q. IL sl~--~ -.-.. = Z,