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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-10
snnnr ouAEANrINEn.
Inspection Points stationed IN Colorado
sud New Nexica

sheep quarantine regulations 10 be
effective for one year have hepn issued
BY the Colorado state veterinary sani-
iary board sheep entering the state
from all Trans MisslHsippi states and
Mexico must be inspected by the state
veterinary board. except when they are
merely passing through ana unload
only IN quarantine pens FOR feeding.
and NO sheep will bo driven across the
state line unless ncCompa MED by a bin
~ hralth from the veterinary board
stating that they lr, free from disease
and have not come in contact with al
seasod sheep for sixty days Cars used
Tor the transportation ~ sheep and al
pens used fur unloading must be dia-
infected by the removal of an litter
aad sa'uration ~ the walls. floors. etc.
with solution ~ chloride 90 lime or
steam under ffty pounds pressure.
Inspectors viii be- stationed at the
following points, Fast Las Vegas. New
Mexico. ~. q. ballard Th0mpaona.
! Utah; J, A, Slayton. Carr. Colorado. ,.
R walker. Folsom. New Mexico, J. 4.
Hoy. Iad0re Colorado. sheriff ! A..
Garcia. C0neios Colorado. A McKen-
zie. Kenton. Oklahomo territory. and
az other points of dipping Within the
state 81 Colorado The penalty for In
frinKement or an attempt 20 Infringe
the provisions OF the regulations u a
hne of not leas than ti00 nor more
than 5000 or imprisonment for not less
than three months nor more than two
years or both
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-10

nord mn InsHhaustibis supply Of Nalaa-
bile Fertilizer.
FRANK A. HUBBELL,
Chairman Rep. Cen. Com

nord mn InsHhaustibie supply Of Nalaa-
bile Fertilizer.
Much has been said this year Of the
bat caves In New Mexico and other
mountainous sections 81 the west and
their fame has spread over tbs entire
country.
Touching On the wealth ~ those ia
southern New Mexie0 the Scientific
American says;
Southern New Mexico Ia a land of
natural curiositles. and one AZ least
ofthesc has proved Co have a high
commercial value A resident of DOna
Ana county had the good fortune fow
years ago 10 accidentally stumble upon
several bat caves near Lava, one Of
which IN stated 90 be some six miles
in length. and he has shipped In the
last two years $685.. .2i0 pounds % phos-
phate OF guano from these cayc1. for
which he has received about as per
ton. Il can be understood that the pres-
ent aud prospective value Or these
caves ia considerable u can De readily
understood lha, bat guano Possesses
great value as a fertilizer ard the yal-
nc Of the caves n enhanced by the fact
that beneath the guano 10 consider.
able deposit Of the phosphate rock tihs
remains of defunct batrJ which when
ground ap ana treated with phosphoric
acid. IL highly prlzed as fertilizer
Since the discovery Of these ancestral
homes 0f the bats. in which they have
pade thrir resting place for unnumber-
ed centuries. the search for more such
caves has continued in,ermittently, ana
Il h probable that mtny more valuable
finds 81 this nature viii be- made. sor
| the section uf country in which The NE
il literally Infested with thig obnox
ioua, but very lucrative little creature
The caves which are frcqbsnted by
bats are OF lava formation. and carry
evidence of having been Hpbleci % vio-
lent volcanic action. A remarkable
bat trait has the efiecl OF rendering he
caves of permanent value, II seeml
that after the entire front of the iiral
of these caves 20 be opened had beer
torn down within a foot or 10 ~ th'
narrow openings through which f0i
centuries the bats had come and gone
the little creatures continued. and stii
continue 10 follow the ways of their an
oeators Flying upward past the larg'
opeulnEr they would squeeze IN ans
out 0f the caves AZ of old Since thi
nrst cleaning out of the cave seven ton
OF euano have been removed, al o
ehlch had been deaosiled. subsequent
~ % tho fret remoya. u 10 estimates
that from the deposits which have al
ready been discovered thers has besl
taken an annual crop ~ about 1850 ton
% guano
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-10
prsrEnArr cownoYs.
Two Aslsena Raiiuay stations Held ~
aad Robbed.

Two Asisenn RaiiWay stations Held ~
and Robbed
Adivcos received al Phoenix Tuesday
morning state that a posse Og cowboys
from Tonto BASIN have started oui in
pursuit uf Two young cowboys named
Henry Ehlcrs and oswald who held up
two desert stations north % that city
on sunday securing 5000 booty.
They descended on New River sta
iion. brandlshing their guns which
they discharged with frequency. fright
cning on several loafern. Binding
Uncle Jack Gibson, 4 , station keep
90. they looted bis store.
The old man was found unconscious
and almost dead a day later BY pass
ersby. who removed the ropes and gag.
Thirty miles farther the cowboys
held up Goddard station In a similar
manner. securing 500. Then they
struck On toward the mountains.
They were pursued several milea. but
the trail was lozt
The Two boys Nho spent thslr lives
o. Wild cattle ranges In Tonic Basin
and are known 20 be- such desperate
characters that hloodahed IL anticipat-
"a when they encounter the posse En-
lers. who IL bat 10 years old. recently
/ finished a term IN the Arizona penlten.
| tIarv
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-10
aRANr COUNTY.

silver city Every precinct IN except
s 10. 10. "a. give Rodey 1905, LARA
solo ms. LarraxOlos majority 100.
Precincts To be heard from viii cast
about 200 votes. 70 per cent of them will
20 to IarraEolo We have elected
everything In county. except lceisia-
tive ticket. assessor probate Judge.
school superintendent. with n fighting
chance on assessor and probate Judge.
Later Every precinct heard from cN-
cept a. gives LarraEolo i2s majority.
The missing precinct cannot increase
LarraEolo's majority more than 40
votes.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-10
cor. pnnRA INroRMEp.
Newa ef the Eicction Gently nfoken
naIsrats pores.

Newa ef the election Gently nfoken Go
Delegate Pores.
Yesterday afternoon. Hon, II. A..
HLbbail. feeliEa sure that Col Pedro
Perca. delegate TO congress, had not
been officially Informed OF the returns
from this county wired that diHtin-
gulshed gentleman the following dis
patch
Hon. Pedro Porea. Delegate 10 Con-
gress. BernAlillo. n. 81;
Dear sir--I have the honor 70 inform
you that Hon. Il. s. l,odey vas given a
majority OF 1900 In Rernaliilo county.
and that the whole county republican
ticket was elected hy a majority % L.
900
FRANK A. HUBBELL,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-10
Lat. TerrlierIsI Retutn..

Santa Fe--Rodeys majority In santa
Fe county. unofficial count 2i3 repub-
lican members OF the house elected.
Catron, republican. and Easley. demo-
cat. very close. WIN take official
count 10 decide.
socorro-Twenty river precincts. in
Guiding Magdalena and Kelly. give
Rodey 3cs majority, Rodey win carry
the county by $50 or 800. IndlcNtions
arr that the whole republican ticket
viii be clacted.
Rosdaie gives Rodey ~. IarrazoAo IA
Raton--Colfax county gives Rodey a
small majority.
Wllite Oaks-Three precincts give
Rodey 20 majority. In this precin I
Rodev's vote Is li6 and Iarrasolo's no.
The Republican gain II 70 and the dem
ocratic loss 3. Rodey Will carry Lin
cOsn county by 200 majority.
east Las Vegas Fifteen preclncis
out ol twenty-five In san Miguel coun-
~. will give Rodev 90 majority.
A telegram from Los Lunaa gives
Valencia count 10 Rodey by over i.5o'
IaIOrlty.
A telegram from Silver city states
that the Grant county republican tick.
et Is elected but the legislative candi'
dates were beaten.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-10
VALENCIA COUNTY.
Belen-- -Rodey IFS. Larrazolo rs
DoNA ANA COUNTY

AfAfaNA AANt AfAa ~ 4
Las Cruces Returns from precinct
orgsn-IArrazolo "a; Rodey III Field
er 90; Hal 70. Hinkle 20: Lewis q.
slaughter &c; Llewellyn s. Ascarste n:
Barnes n: Bermudes "a. Fountain 10.
ABcarate "a; Armijo 30; sioes 81. Lob
man "a: Luna 81: ROuaSit i1; Ransion
20. Lucero .. Day 16, Gonzales G; Snow
~. Miller z. Tsaacka 81; Murphy "a.
Torres IS. Silva s.
Precinct 20 gives majorltles--n nOdey
81. Holt 20. Lewis ca; Lleweilyn 72;
Barnes 90. Fountain u; Armljo 7O.
Lehman &C. Rouault rs; Lucero ~: MIL
Ter 90. Murphy 70; Silva 81. Gonzales a..
Las Cruccs-Private 20 F. Fornoff--
Indications are very close for Rodey
here. Signed. r. y. GARRETT
Las cruces-Preclnct No. Q. Boeques-
90. gives Rodey g. Larrayolo 20.
our whole republican county ticket
elected by safe majorities; Legislative
ticket In doubt. Roiey has 81 major
ity In eleven precincts. ave precints
Yet 10 hear from. but there Will be no
material change.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-10

staplln i2i. ousdorf %. Bestt i2a. Du-
ran g5. I.eyba i9i. vlEii w. Probate
Judge -Marrjlo iis Marines 100. Pro-
~ Gonzales i0s, sheriff -rruiliio %.
TaHcra ~ Asscssor-SiaiaEar l2s,
Mondragon %, Treasurer and coiiec.
tor SanchcE m. Marines iOi. school
superintendent Marines no, Bernard
los surveyor-Dc Leon i2O. Phlpps pi.
TaOa-raca county gives Rodey 100
majority. Al county ticket elected ox-
cppt one.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-10
coLFAX COUNTY.

Ration Nineteen precincts out OF %
gives Rodey iO1t LarraEolo nos. olh-
or precincts viii hardly change results.
We elect out Of 10. and yhe treasurer
and collector In doubt.
Raton--Rodcy totA, vote ilis, Lara
gplo 1850; Navarro i2i2. Gallegos 1913.
Barnes 1900. McGrnth sii
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-10
SIERRA COUNTY

Hnlsboro--vote % Cuohialo, Rodey
II. I.arrsxolo %. Winston "a. Jobson A.,
sancheH ~ Castillo "a. Vote 81 san
Jose-Isodey q. Larrazoio a. Winston
"a. JoSson "a. sanchos "a Castillo %.
Vote OF H'nglc- Rodcy 20. Larrazolo 10.
winston 20. Jobson II. sanchez %, Cas-
tino i9
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-10

Hnlsboro- Rodey a. L.arreaoio 5s;
Castillo 70.
Faulkner ROdey %. Larrazoio "a.
Winston 90; sanches 20. Jobson So; Cas-
tiilo 80.
kingst0n-Rodey "a. Larra2olo ~;
winston n sanches ~. Jobson 81. Cas-
tlilo 90.
Iiiusbcro-Tierra Hlanca-R Rodey 9.
iarraxoio n; Winston ,, jackrVn IL,
Sanchez 2. CuEtiiio is.
Lake VRlloy--Roie~ n. tarrazoio 40
Amargo Bonito-Roiey q. Larazolo
.g7
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-10
nIn AnnInA cnuNTY.

santa Fe-Burna wires Rodcys ma
iority viii be about 700 In Rio Arrioa
county
Burns telcgraphs out Of twenty-five
precincts heard from In Rio Arriba. r72.
other 8 precincts will Increase over 900,
Entire republican ticket elected by
about 500
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-10
number OF patterns Tor special east
ingq required for equipment.
sANTA ~ rorMr NcrN..
suit Brought 81 Fursciosr Mertgaee On th
Msute Chfista Altns.

Huit hrp0Hht o. Fureciosr Mortgage On the
MsWte Chfists mtns.
The Arguments IN the case of Dr. J.
a Maesie et al Va w. o. nuraum. su.
pcrlntendeni. has al been made ana
tho case II nov under consideration BY
Referee George W Knaehei.
Attorney ~ A. Fisko has nied a suit
IN the district court Tor Santa We coun-
~, entitled John &. Korta W. The
Monte crlsio Mining company. 81 al.
chanDcry The suil is brought By the
bondhulders ~ the company az the in
stance uf the trustees 20 forcciosc a
mortgage ~ tlON on the property.
An appeal 60 the United states su-
preme court has been filed By The
plalntir IN the case of Mariano Y Hena
Tor the possession ana title 20 the Jose
de Leyba grant IN The southern part
% Santa Fe county The court OF pfi-
vate land claims had decided against
the plaintiff
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-10
socoRRo COUNTY.

San Marciai-Rcturna from Mazda
lena. Paraje. Contractle. valverde, Ca
mcsa. Old and New sas Marciai and
Cantodero give Rodey 100 majority. In
dicatlons are Rodey Will carry county
BY 900. Full county ticket probably
elected.
socorro--Private 20 r. Forn0n--sec-
on precincts give Rodey majority ia2
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-10

Governor Otoro appointed Lewis W
fsenoir, ~ Las Cruces. Dona Ana coun
ty. Miss ~ n Flanagan, springer.
ColfaN county. James Toner uieseri. ~
East Las Vegas San Miguel county.
nnIariea nnhllr-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-10
SANTA FE COUNTY

aantA Fe-Privale 20 h. s. Rodey-
Indications you carried santa " coun-
~ 30 up. signed. MAX FROST
Rodey Will carry santa re county by
500. snd Caaron for the council ~ 60.
Itinsell for sheriff. O'Bfyan for pro-
bate cisTk. and Ortiz for Gs8essor. vii
lnaa BY email malorlllsa
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-10

Capltan--Cnpitan precinct gives Ro-
dey 80 majority VIII carry county by
at least 100 majority.
White Oaks-Lincoln county will give
200 majority for Rodey, signed -aarrs
= Comory.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-10

silver city Rodey 255. LarrasOio 900.
Central City--Roiey i27; f.arrazolo ~,
Bordshurg ROdey 81, LarrsEolo 81.
DeminE Rodey ~. Larrazoio i5s.
Pines Altos Rodey n. Larrazoio lis,
oak Grove Rodey ie. tarrazoio 30.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-10
EDDY COUNTY.

Carlsbad -Rodey ga. IorraEoiO o2s.
Lewis 22s. Hinkle ti2. Hervey iti. Bate
man SOL This is near correct. County
ticket all democratic.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-10
nrRLrS DEALERs wAST oSYx.
Col. lev GiIbert. ~ ~ rass. a. ship Car
load - OayH a. nsriia

Col Lew Gilbert received by cable
an order fos him 20 ship a carload %
his onyx 20 a dealer IN Berlin. Der
many. Tho Berlin dealer also In
siructed Col Gilbert 20 reserve for him
1000 shares u his onyx company stock.
The Gilbert onyK oompany's pr1acF'
IS lies In New Mexico and if one of The
most extensive beds IN this country
The stone u ~ dinerent coieFs and
pliishsa bfaudfuly Col Iilbett ssnl
specimens N the stone 20 Berlin pa
the 0rAer h. received WAS on account
of the beauty Of the spsoimens. Times
-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-10
aoINa rmnorom ~ noNp.
Aged ChiRanan ef JWares does rhrongh
the gnItsd states.

An application has been made 90
United States Inspector Mehan az ~
Paso by Mar Fung. an aged China
man, who desires permission 90 pass
through the country o. his way %
China. lie - residing IN JuarcE and
has been away from his native land
for forty years II has been arrange
by the officials that he will go through
IN bond TO san Francisco.
For forty years Funs lived IN the
United states. spending most ~ his
time IN Arlzons and New Mexico,
Since then he has lived In Mexico ana
q said TO have been married 70 q Me2i-
can woman lie forfeited hts rights
undor his certificate by going to Aexe
leo to live
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-10
socoRRo COUNTY.

s0oorro-Rodcy viii carry county by
600 Returns not all In, but think the
entire county republican ticket is elect
ed
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-10

Raion-Tlirteen precincts out ~
twchsy-thfee In Coifax county give
Rodey e5s. Larfaz0lo 90.
Batou-Only seven outlying pre-
cinCta not In. Rodey i.0li. Lartaz0l,
.Osg
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-10
MORA COUNTY.

las Vegas Fifteen precincts out Of
twenty-slx IN Mora county give Rod y
80 majority. Rodey has prJb bly, car
ried San Miguel county BY a small ma
joritv.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-10
Returns From Territory
Defeat LarraZOlO.
Judge Rodey Captures Several
Democratic Counties.
albuquerque Rolled Up Big Repub-
lleaO MaIOfitles,
COUNTY PRECINCT RETURNS.

Tsls Citizen presents below the ra-
turns from the AibuQuerque and Uut-
side precincts. as far az received al
xlae once and 81 the headquarters OF
the territorial republican centrsi 0omo
mittee
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-10
UNION COUNTY

CiaytOn-IArraEoio wins IN this pre-
sinct BY twenty-0ns stronH. dom0crotie
proclnct The county tor Rodsy by
= small nlAJority.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-10
CHAvEs COUNTY.

Roswsii-90uth spriags precinct. No.
t--IArauolo 81; RodeS ~ Hinkio spi
Lewis a; nateman "a. Harvey 10,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-10
rL 800 oAMnirRs AMAzrp.
Ihs Prince - Chihuahua tosss tas 600 la
fhiar uoura.

Three houra,
An El paa1 ,arhanse asys Luis
Terrakaa, known on this border AZ the
Prince of chihuahua. tok IL ning 80 tho
gambling houses here last night that
reminded the ola gamblers OF the days
when cattle harouE mai in El Pas0 and
bet herds or cattle on the turn % a
card Luis Terrazaa ~ the son ~ sK-
Governor TerraEaH, the millionaire
banker and cattle man of Chihuahua.
who owns one ranch in che state %
Chihuahua no miles wide ana also
owns Goo g00 head 1f cattle and horaos
Young Torraz4s aome months ago mar
ried his cousin, w1o q worth millions
in her own name. He arrived in Ei
/ Paso last night ana aaunieriug Into
oue % enc gambling housea, began
| playing fhe r0iaff on the roulette table.
Re asked mat thc limit be- renewed.
which VAS dome. and he began playing
81 900 and 81 too on the turn. Al one
time he war $4,000 ahead but AZ the
eud on three hours az ms cable he quit
$4,000 loser
Jim sing. tho celebrated restaurantsr
0f Thornton. IL in the ciiy to-day. vis-
7 iting "a few Alhuquefque Eentelmeu.
who owe him f0r meals ana who. up 20
press hour hrye failed 10 liquidate lheif
Indebtedness ST. Sing 10 a patriotic
! lChinaman. ana oa every American h0l-
/ iday hoifta above his place 81 business
the Stars and Stripes. .lr. sins taafgs
that the election at Thornton passed
OF quietly ana that the country 10 an
/ right FOR the "fnli diHuer pair Tor four
more years. Iim reports Cod T. T.. Nor
ria and judge nogaftus Ia good heaiih
Cor Fold men ana says that ne iudF,
loaka very venerable WOW, for che ret-
son that ho is allowlng bis beard "a
srow
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-10
MORE rERnIToRIAL EErURSs.
Fieurss lndsssie That I.aFtaaoio Ran ~
hind tiis Ticket.

The fspuhli-an territorial central
committee in addition 20 the dis
patches pub shed ia The CiuHsn yes
tsrday afiffncon, received the follow
ing to-day
TAOS COUNTY.
Taos. VIA TEES piedras--Prscinct Ne.
county seat. nsdgy iia LaFfaaolo 10.
Councii-'Martinss lgf. Msllna tt Burns
lle. cfist st House s--g'sndlston IL.
eanchsz ifl. Meade ". Marosnoys 100
Abbot us. pisrcs 10 commlaaioneFa--
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-10


Delegate-It0dey "a. tarrasolo 3
Council-HuFhes So. Harrison 80,
Lester g. Carman 3
representative a. V.
Chavez SS. Bowie Is. G. de naca ..
creapin >, BonDeil q
County Commissioners Miera sS
Miller ss. Hopkins ss. scheurlck ,
Bareia 3 Kieke q.
Probate Judge-E. Baca 3s. Nets.
gar o
Probate Clcrk-Summers SO. A. Ro.
mero 6,
sherln-T, 3. Hubbeli Ss. ]. I1omero
Assessor sandoval 81. Otero g.
Treaaurer-Newhail %. Neustadt .
school superintendent--F. A. Hubbel
~ Perea 8
Surveyor -Farwell ss Ross 3
River cOmm ssionera Republicans ~
|democrRts ,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-10
PRECINCT L

IINFlI-INf|I y
Unofiiciai maJoritiea from this pre-
clnct are as follows: Larraz1io ". Les
ter i57, Carman i9s. N. C. Dc Baca 1856
Creapin 100. BonneR lb6. scheurick 100.
fiarela $50. Kieke ill. MetEgar 100. A..
Romero iis. Neuatadt 100. j Romero
it7, r. J otero iss. u. r. Perca. iss.
R0Na. i5f.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-06-08

main summit OF the Cascade mountains
from Goat rocks II should follow the main
summit 10 Mount Adams. This ridge ~
well defined for a considerable distance
toward Mount Adams, when 1t becomes
lower and fiattens out. and the line might
swing around the eastern slope to reach
the cOniCal hump described by Stick joe
which is a well defined point easily recog-
nized, 800 feet high, or 1t might reach the
conical hump by passing over the summit
OF Mount Adams. The boundary line
would then continue I'm straight line to
Grayback peak. The blazed trees at the
endale road falls south OF this line about
two miles, but this " not surprising. as II
would he Impossible to locate such point
accurately without a survey. such sur
vey never having ben made In my opin-
ion. the blaZes found at this point estab-
lishcd the presumption that straight
itne from Grayback peak TO the hump ON
Mount Adams WAS portion of the south
ern boundary OF the reserve.
From Grayhack peak the line extends to
the east along "A well defined ridge to mile
post 81 OF the existing boundary. The
forked tree and line Of blazes extending
up the ridge from mile post % on the old
military road appear to me ample evidence
that this ridge was part ~ the intended
boundary. although the true ridge that the
line must follow is a little to the south of
mile post %,
Granted that the line started from mile
post "a OF the existing boundary down the
ridge toward Gray and certainly the
testimony Of Chief Spencer and Stick Joe
IL strong evidence and when strength
ened by the evidence found in the field, |
believe incontcstible. the boundary line as
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the Indians outside their reservation as
now surveyed is 2a2S 81 acres. while MIR.
Barnard believes they are entitled 10 s4,0H
acres more ar 357 SIS acres.
The conclusions Of Mr. Barnard confirm
the Views and suggestions Of the Indian
office. That the wording Of the treaty
can not be made to conform to the topog-
raphy Of the country, that the present
boundary does not reach at. any point
the main ridge OF the Cascade mountains
although the treaty specifically provides
that II shall extend that far west and the
map of Gov. stevens, who also made the
treaty with the Indians tends to con-
firm this. and that there Is good ground
for the contention of the Indians that a
portion of the tract intended 70 be re-
served for them by the treaty has been
excluded on the west by the survey of
1890
The investigation of Mr. Barnard also
confirms the opinion before expressed by
The Indian office that IL found no warrant
for the suggestion OF Inspector McCon-
nell and others that the names OF the rtv-
ers had been changed in order more read
lily to change the reservation lines The
difficulty in the language Of the treaty
doubtless comes about, as suggested by
Mr. Barnard, through the imperfect topo-
graphic knowledge Of the country had at
that time The klickitat river. which
flows south into Columbia 'intervenes be-
tween the present reservation and the
main ridge OF the Cascade mountains
whereas Mr. Barnard says II was believed
and from a distance II would be a fair
presumption. that both the Atanum and
Disco rivers. flowing east into the Yakima