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The PooR B0YS CHANCE.

Yale university, which has be-
come a household word in circles
of education, has opened bread
avenue of learning for the ambi-
tious student Of limited means, and
no doubt will attract hundreds OF
young men to that Institution who
heretofore have been frightened by
the thought Of expense. Professor
KicelI is at the head Of the new
department. Which is sort Of eln-
ployment agency, and the faculty
is endeavoring to dignity honest
toll in the confines Of the college
grounds.
By making it possible for the
student of limited means to work
his way through, Yale puts a
premium on Industry that will
bear fruit in the later life of the
college graduate. The young man
who is compelled to depend on his
own exertions to provide himself
with an education can not help
but be equipped for competition in
the labor market, whether that
=
labor be mental or muscular. He
will familiarize himself with some
settled avocation that at any time,
should he find professional walks
of life overcrowded, may be turned
into dollars and cents. 1t will give
him an insight into the details Of
business of an humble nature and
viii make him more charitable to
the less fortunate laborer who tolls
in the streets, the fields and the
mines. 1t will teach the Young
men who follow him that the man
who has a trade in addition to his
college education is better equipped
and more Independent than the
graduate who is compelled to de-
pend on his chosen profession.
College faculties realize that a
majority Of the students they have
sent forth with diplomas need more
than the mere mental training.
BY placing a substantial premium
on industry, by dignifying occupa-
tions which shallow minded men
regard as meniaI, they pave the
way for a broader fellowship and a
more truly democratic body ol
students. IF the example of Yale
is generally followed by other col
leges, and there is little doubt that
the practice will soon become gen.
eral, the intellectual standard OF
Americans will be immeasurably
raised A few years hence will find
a goodly portion Of the male popu-
lation possessed Of college learing.
The Iaborer's son can confidently
anticipate the day when the course
at college gives him opportunity to
be the intellectual equal of the
bankers son, and the child of the
section hand can hope for the same
advancement in higher education
as the youth whose father owns the
railroad.
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Endured peath,s AgonIes.

Only roaring fire enabled j. NJ
Garrettson, Of San Antonio, Tex, to lie
down when attacked by Asthma, from
which he suffered for years. He writes
bis misery was often so great that 1t
seemed he endured the agonies OF death ;
but DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption wholly cured him. This mar
yelous medicine is the only known cure
for Asthma as we'll as Consumption,
Congbs and Colds, and all Throat. Chest
and Lung troubles. Price SOC and 81 90.
Guaranteed Trial bottles free at Con-
don Drug Co.'s.
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THE C0NDON GLOBE.
rAuRsDAy. snpTRMHRR rg, 1900,
NorlcE.

The tiLoBE invites correspondence from M
SEX liuns nf tsiliiam rounty. WeHim lon,ake
HIS pnlef the leading news ncdiNm of the
county und iitvfte our friends To assist MS BY
FeAdihg III the news 0f their reSpte i've
EeighlWrlontis. Correspondence must be
signed hS the writer. not necessarily Tor pub
NvntInn. biit as Anevideilce 0f good faith, and
tlleetitur assumes no responsibility ioropin-
ions exlee Sed By correspondents
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1900-09-13

OF all kinds done on the short
est notice and at reasonable
rates. Nothing too large, no-
thing too small.
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County Court Proceedings.

COunty GOuflt tFrOCS9OlnRS.
September term, 1900
Iii the matter of the petition ofs,v Moore ct
ii for IA county road No. loa--G schilllng II. L.
propst and +. A. Wilson appointed viewers, to
meet and report forthwith; l.. W. Darling, sar
veyor; report read sept 7-S-,S A, y, Hunt A.
Hartman aud +. N. shannon appointed viewers
to determinc damages dae Chas. Fix, 10 meet
October %, 1900 at 10 O'Clock q, M
In the matter of the petition OF D a. Russell
etal for equity aad No. lis-yiewers report
damages and rnai ordered opened.
In the matter OF the petition OIL. A. Smith ct
al lor a change in county road No. iolroad
ordered opened and the portion of said road be-
tween beginning point OF the change and the
ending part OF the same declared vacated
In the matter of the official bond OF W. L.
Wilcox, sheriff bond approved.
In the matter OF the application Of John A.
and Mathew D, Smith for rebating taxes-t taxes
rebated.
In the matter Of remonstrance against liquor
license in Rock creek precinct petition filed.
III the matter Of road supervisor for road dis
trict No. 4--Wm Taylor appointed supervisor.
In the matter Of the collection OF delinquent
taxes clerk instructed to tissue alias warrants
requiring the sheriff 10 proceed aud collect all
delinquent taxes.
PRoRATE
In the matter Of the estate II. NJ. Clay, deed
fully settled; adm. to be discharged from filing
receipts
In the matter of the estate OF j. F. Gresham.
dsceased-ftiily settled and adm discharged.
In the matter OF the estate Of Thos. j. Young,
deceased--final hearing set for November 4. 1900,
att o'clock y. m, notice 10 be published In Con.
DON GLOBE
In the matter Of the estate Of A. Linn, decd
adm. authorized 70 pay 10 per cent on claims
against the estate from money now on hand.
BILLS ALLOWED
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suMMoNs.

In the Circuit Court Of the State Of Oregon,
for the County Of Gillian.
W. r. Boyer, Plaintiff
Charles Oberreither, Defendant
TO the above named defendant, Charles Obcr.
reithef
In the name OF the State oi Oregon. You ara
hereby notified and required to appear and
anewer the complaint flied against you In the
nbOye entitled action on or before Thursday,
September IL, 1900. (the same being six weeks
from the date Of the first publication OF this
notice., and that II you fail 10 10 appear and
answer the said complaint. or otherwise plead
thereto within said time, the plaintiff will ap-
ply to the Court for the relief therein prayed Tor
which il for judgment against you for the sum
Of one hundred ard eight dollars, with interest
thereon at the rate OF nix per cent per annum
from the 20th day Of May, A. D., 1900 and foi
PLAINTIFF eOstsand dlsblrcsmentsin In said action
This summons II served on you by publication
thereof III the CoNDpK GLOBE for the period ol
fix consecutive weeks, seven issues, cOmm3nc
Ing With the issne of August 2nd, a, D., 1900, by
virtue Of an order filed In the above entitled
Court and bearing date the i7th day 81 July, A
D.. 1900.
Given undcrmy hand and dated this first day
Of August, A. D. 1900.
SAN y. VAN vAcron.
Attorney for Plaintiff
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To the Consumers
Of Gillian County:

We desire that determined stock OF
goods
cash.
ny referring frequently the rad Of interior
merchants who, with conspicuous 1--WE sell Arlington
pes y this evidence that the Arlington merchants lead
prices would be need stateanentsY Before
chasing fall supplies the smaller bills prices
agricultural implements the iavorite Monitor Drills subject
oiou attachments viz, hoe, disc, wheels shoe.
The Oliver and Flying Duthman Pows clean
work, durability and liehtne Of draft.
nsno longer experiment bny Balm Soughen
they have but few competitors when and ghtunnng
qualities considered.
anticipate treating Yourself hack
until of the old reliable Racine which
will be here in September.
When chop mill windmill sewing machine
kind write will
YOU right
Address all to the firm the old W. Smith
SHURTE 81 WEIR co.
Arlington Oregon
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NEW CANONS on
marriage AND DIVORCE.
THEY WILL DE PRESENTED TO
NEXT EPISCOPAL CONFERENCE.
Means of Grace within DISPENSE
tion of Church Any Divorced Per-
son who Shall Have Remarked.

NEW YORK. Nov. 1t-when the gem
era, eonfer,nee ~ he pro,es,an, Eniscn.
-, ,,..s, a.. - g., ,s, s'''t f.
pai Snuren meets "a san francisco mex.
oetooer 'hrec new canehs on tne suoJect
OF marriage and divorce will be placed
before the body for its consideration. The
first canon Is entitled "Holy Matrimony
and Imnad,ments r,hereto ;. THE fuIi tsxt
~ ~. ca,n, q as ,ot,on,s
US N"'v = =" 'Oe
Section !. Holy matrimony defined:
ta) Holy matrimony is an estate of life
which for the nurposes Of this canon Is
sufy,ciantl,, aef,ned In Tho form, annotnta ai
.s,s ~ svenss"v" ls ,a y. s ine'.,no"s
TINS church to' iHc softmhizatioh Oh
noiy matflmony ~ service wnere the
mutual consent OF the parties Is given IN
the presence or p minister, VINO tnen pro-
nounces thems IN the name OF the Holy
Trinity, te sw mars and s'tfe- -
Sec. y fmpedfNents 10 matr1mony de-
nned
This section defines the impedlments OF
consanEuinfty and af1nity. as stated IN
the books or l1eviticus and Deuteronomy
the second canon drafted deals with
,he subJect OF me rsoiemnization OF the
noiy matrimony. IL Is suodiyided into
-FOUR sections, as follows; -.
Section u shall De the DUTY OF All
ministers or this church 10 CONFORM 20 the
civil authorities relating TO marriage
Sec = Every minister VINO shall sol
ennize marriage shall, without delay,
make such record OF same as may be re-
civil suthoriiy
Sec. .. No minister shall solemnize
marriage without the presence or wit
nesses. nor without witnesses TO whom the
parties are personally known except in
case In which IL II impossible for such
witnesses 20 De secured. NO minister
snail solemnize the marriage of any per-
son not identlhed TO his satisfaction
Sec. y No minister shall soiemnize
marriage between any two persons iin-
less, nor until by inquiry, he shall have
satisfied himself that neither person has
been or is the husband or the wife OF
any other person living, unless the former
marriage was annnlled ~ decree OF some
court OF competent Jurisdiction for cause
existing before such former marriage.
While the above eanons erect no bar
ficrs as safeguard against Illegal mar
riages. and prohibit marriages by an
Episcopal minister OF any party 10 d.
vorce suit. whether guilty or innocent, the
utra canon goes one step urtner ana
excludes from all means OF grace within
vnreed person who shall have remarked
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ARE TO RETURN TO PEKING.
Emreror kwsns Hsm aad the En-
press Dowager Expected nj
Chinese tapitnI.

TiENTsfS, Nov. ft.--It ID reported thai
an impartial edrt has hecn issued an-
nodneing that Emperor Kwsng Iisu ami
the empress dowagcr will return 10
Peking.
a Russian column ef no men with -four
suns. which left here November T. re-
turned November p having engaged iha
Chinese,
Az Iislstsin the Russlana fought .ansp
Chinese troops dispensing them and k.il-
Ing 21. The Russians had no casualties.
The POPULATION of this city nf Tienfsln
now reaches $4,000 Chinese and the allies
are strengthening the garrison AZ against
a possible surprise II Is supposed thai
one-third of the inhabitants urc fsoxers.
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RUSSIA SHOWS HER HAND.
Nay p~t~rmine Ia Act fnacpenaeut.
~ In s-stiiaR the Troubi~
With China.

ST pETEnsBuHD, NOV. n Tbn
Re"rsya hiss made fhr original discovery
mat The Eh'pes. trnubIeK "threalen 10
ruin IN" hnsSisn empire II the powers
e = added. confinpe their prcaenf policy
china Will be unable ta pay money la
rennliy and consequently tho powers
VIII demand md srrugH mining railroad
and commercial CONCESSIONS. which viii
result IN the division ~ f'lssra snso
spheres 0f Influence. and Ultimately. Imta
fhe parilfl1n of chlns IN splfe 10 the a..
suraDcss ~ the p8urrs 70 tbs fputfae4
The chinese. Il II further asserted. lnsiig.
nnns. VIII eml9ratr o. Rgtzefia. and the
'yeIsow horde" Viii again '.praeiplf.ts
iisek toward European Russia. which win
siak 10 ihe position ~ second rank
fewer The ether pewerS probably will
De- satisfied with this eseafaagisg their
Interests being seieiy commercial
The N1ype VrsmyA snsaa fha situation
worse. Bud saYs the powers mDrt SCI 81.
depenGently Henetgeffb Il nNaests. eacs,
pewer fn0si bear ihe responsibility os i's
own army. The paper adds
While the fnihiatefs were ~ danger
there wne some excuse f9F s rammansirr.
in-eainf. bog after Easa "a frerA Tientsin
and planted tas lrsf flag on tho sAiiH ~
Fsking she wisely withdrew . majority
~ her trepps from Count Won Waldef-
sse's command Tha other Tsouxts shss4id
eieseiy dtnue EaD waidesseea faae-
tfane.~
caniinuinx flAe Jarsnsss Russian dts
ca<a3on the Novas NremSs sayts
Ths EngiiFh luafHai4 81 the Japaaezs
ports are convinced tisa Sapanfse can
easily sasaslsh THE uaeal@nA, However
the Engsl*h Naehsisvn " the case ~ Pert
Arthur has aesust fapAaeas fgs ~ The
present elms.aigD gave me arraAs2 n the
fSo powers an erportanity 20 learn anf
esteem rarh ether"
Several ~ the papers take sheir Gus
fr0as ihs Noyos EssmFss ard foslow 40
SIS arguments tm tsta same strain. Ths
IsoeFse gaysste observed that AL the ma
ions are seeking a Japanese alliance. lsst
gtusala. atosse a valuable. The pafssr
adds
Russia and Jagsn., ,will dictate the fa-
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SEATTLE FIRMS LEAD
in BIDS FOR SUPPLIES,
Navy Department Announce. the
rigures On Machinery aud Tools
Tor paS~f sound station.

Special Dispatch 20 the POST t-fnteligencer
WASHINGTON. Nov. 1.-THE navy de-
eartment announced today the Bids re-
ceive,i by the bureau Of supplies and ac-
counts for furnishing a large quantity %
machinery. tools and general supplies for
the Puget sound naval station There
were forty.four bidders Tor the forty
classes ~ articles needed for the
station. a large number of them Being
,lrnS located In New York and two or
threc other large Eastern cities. Amaug
tRe bidders. however were the Schwa.
eacher Hardware Company. os Seattle. and
,ae Pacife Tool and supply Company
The supplies are required TO " delivered
Ia seattle within 10 DAYS after date ~
contract Among the articles called
are these: Motof-drlssn iron rianes. mo-
sor-driveH shear, electric travelling crane,
generating set switchboard and insssu-
mcnss. 9Wn engine iafhes BORING ard
drilling machines. air COMPRESSOR. as,-
pound steam hammer seven tons Tacoma
coke i.sa pounds iHwot coapcr. 800
peunss tin 30 pounds wrought iran
twenty aales oakum. $3.50 feet yellow hr
Ia various sizes ana lengths
TIE bids OF The sehwahacher company
we're: seven tons Tacoma coke. xlss s),
"A gross brass screws. Sd 81; II Hta pounds
cooper. 2.Us. 80 pounds tin, sgls; SO
pounds wrought iron. 800 co. twenty bales
eskum. 81 and miscellaneous hardware,
Sii5.g7
The bids 81 -Ae Paeiae Tooi ana .sug.lv
Company Nere ON larse machinery ex-
clusively.
The proposals - the schN .stsser conn
Pany IN evera case were the loves, far rhc
class of articles oa whieh the firm hif
Tho entire list OF machinery and SUP
plies called for amounts TO many thou
sands OF dollars
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RECOMMENDATIONS BY
ADMIRAL BRADFORD.
They Embrace Needed Improve
meuts In the service at tsrtoas
strateRfcni Points.

WASHINGTON. Nov. ATae report of
Adrusral bradford. chief - tue naval bu-
rrau OF equipment. records anprecedsns-
.tiv large expenditures rs cruising ships
during fie last aseai year and the dis
bssrserneni Of large anlcUuts for freigh,
InsaiHea IN the transportation ~ stores
ADMIRAL bradford sets forth the deslra-
t,iiffy- If a naval station az Guam. emphs-
sizing the Importance 81 the island "a a
naval base lie also racounts rapid I'M
movements IN equipment work at the
storage house al Pago Page. on the island
- Tifgils. samoa a new floating dry
Soek FOR the naval station az Aigiers. La
h 10 H. completed BY May. islL
The amount ~ coal being consumed by
the navy s. Increasing year b. year. and
~ cnst last year averaged nearly e. n ton
r,srg than during the fiscal yead ~ isss
Admiral Bradford again reHsss MS rec
orsrnenaaficu FOR new naval coal dspoiS
The bureau recommends The installation
of the Marc9ni system of wireless tel
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ALASKA CENSUS
HAS BEEN COMPLETED.
SCHEDULES ARE now IN PROCESS
OF TABULATI0s At CAPITAL
Native and Mixed Population OF the
Northern District Is 12.852-In-
dians Are in Desperate Condi-
tion--yome the Most POpulous.


WASHINGTON, Nov. A-The census
h,reau recently completed the enumera-
,,on ~ tho district of Alaska. The schs d.
-. w.x....,.sa a, ,be ofYice and
"'es NAYS puu'' s..,,.,,, ,rna
are now IN process u
director OF the census To-Day gave out tn7
following statement with reference TO the
work In the territory:
.samue, a. Dupbam who had charge of
tba work n the Northern district, re-
turrsd 10 washington a few days ago,
ana snh,,itted his anal report. He left
Wa~hIn~fon on this work May 4. 1899
.srhe native and mixed population of
tha northcrn district OF Alaska is II, 652.
the yrost populous district with respect
~ ana native population IL the country
Ixfnr hetween tha mouth OF the Yukon
ani the K,,skoatim rivers. and extending
bnck from the coast 100 miles.
Maurice Johnson the agent for this
district. travelled over 1000 miles with
dog team. during the winter and emu
merated s,1i3 persons. all of whom were
Indians.
Indians Are Destitute.
..rha rna,,ns IN this reoton are prob
.,,,, 'tba mos, deststute neople on the
Nnr,h American continent Mr.. johnson
-s.,.s-.. az, ,ro,,, r,a,.a,,bor ~ March
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BARGES LOST IN A GALE.
Feared That All on Board Rave
rerished aud Caraocs Are


PHILADELPHIA Pa, NOV. A-F ".
Mnnn, ~ this city. today received q 9is-
patch from Cast Haley % the tug
Tssser az Prpsilsice. n T. to the effect
ihat She coal harEes Hudson and Robert
InEal carter Aaa been Inst
The harEeS. in inw % The Tcaser. left
here a week ago FOR Fraxlaance Accord
ing 20 the dispatch the hArEes became
separated from the tug o9 Moniauk point
Thursday night. during the height ~ the
gale. II Is believed they f1undered ard
that an on board were lost
on board the Hudson were CAPT, Wceh
~ Wakefield Mass his brother JaAn
and an assistant cauS J.. + Bsrsia+f
and three assistants were on the Carter
W hen sae wa tost
The captain 30 tht TeaEer She dispatch
adds searched thrce DAYS for the missing
hsrgcs and then made for port
The Hudson was laden With 1000 tons OF
coal and the cargo OF the Carter was
LISA tons CT coal.
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BERLIN. Ses ls--The German press
has reeeixed The ANNOUNCEMENT q ,hs
diplomatic agreement AT Pektng faYora-
biy The Berilner Tags5IAtt expresses q
fear that some considerable time xlA
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TRAFFIC AGREEMENT OF
IMPORTANCE TO WASHINGTON.

OMAHA, Neb report result of the confer
Union Pacific authorities at
ST. Paul. Pacific headquarters
day. II Union Pacific
Northern had ST. Paul. OF the
Of the Great Northern,
into Sioux City, the Union Pa
cifc either meeting point at
Norfolk
The facts equally given out here On
other hand Ore
Railroad Navigation Union Pacific
into country Columbia amount OF
mileage energy.
Is traffic between
lines giving Union Pa
cifc
for Northern while
turn gives privilege the Great Northern in
Oregon
proposition informally agreed
upon
awaiting confirmation.
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PUGET SOUND IS
70 Be IMPROVED.
Recommendations Made by
Admiral Bradford.
NEEDS ARE SET FORTH.
The Temporary Structures Should
Be Supplanted.
NEEDS ARE SET FORTH,

Plant for Making Necessary Repairs
TO the Electrical Appliances Of
Warships Suggested for Bremcr-
ton-Need for More substn initial
Coaling Arrangements Set Ont I'm
Detail I'm the Report of Admiral
Bradford to the Navy Department
Recommendation ms to other
Coast Points as STRONGLY Urged.
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Chinese PRINCES WILL
NEVER Be EXECUTED.
so SAYS w KENo. THE MINISTER
OF CHINA At PARIS.
Adds That Powers Are wasssns
Their Time and ssrenEth-says
Emperor should He Relieved
From inan~nce Of the Enpress.
EDICT OF POWERS
WILL BE DEFIED.

HSlARIS, Nov. ~ The Matin pub
fishes an interview with Yu
Kerg. the Chinese minister,
In the course OF which he says:
THE princes viii never he cxe-
cuted. The representatives, u tie
powers ere wasting time and
strcngth. They ought 10 brinK back
|Hr M )xansaN
! necessary. use force TO deliver
him forever from the influence OF
the empress"
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CAR OF RUSSIA STRICKEN
WITH TYPHOID FEVER.

CT. PETERSBURG, Nov 1.-THE
- which suffering has developed into
typhoid indspostion OF his majesty
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first announced November 2,
and presented the usual symp-
toms until yesterday. when his
illness assumed the character
of typhoid. Baron de Fred
erichs, the master OF the Inn
periai household. has issued
the following bulletin:
'His majesty passed a good
night. His general condition
Is satisfactory. Temperature
1910. pulse 90. His head Is
clear and the strength Of the
patient is quite satisfactory.
The diagnosis shows typhoid.
which for the present Is pur-
suing a satisfactory course.
"BODY SURGEON HIRSCH,
s.DR. TicHoNoFF,
"BARoN DE FREDERlcHS."
November 14.-The cznrovich,
sturn to Russia Immediately.
- e>m 60 go
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.as~r.. Comment.

All fss rapsrs g0int cut hat the speech
from the throne contains 10 surprises.
Narg inclma3nR government ofesHs adj
.nsf +hat ne explanation Cor tne delay
IN calling The rclchstag IA weak The
Bsrigner %eGste Naehftchten says.
1--WE Do not believe that she expiana-
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contlnued on PAgs ThIss.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-10-15
La Agriculture
GUIANA
PROYECTO SALVADOR

Ell general Jose Lacret Morlot ha
presentado al Secretario de Agricultu
ra del Gabinete cubano un proyecto
con motive de la medida que Sc propo
ne aplicar ell gobierno de los Estados
Unidos de contribuir con ell dinero de
Cuba q levantar de la postraci6n en-
que Sc encuentran aQuellos agriculto
res medida que 81 SO habiera llevado &
cab0 desde hace un ano, muehas fncas
pequellas estuvieran en- production, y
no Sc cernirla la miseria en- los campos
de Cuba, muy semejantes, por la dura
situaci6n que los agobia, a los de Puer.
to Rico.
En- ell proyecto Sc iIdica ell medic
efcaz para ell proyecto de yuntas entire
agricultores pobres y honrados, asi
como la manera de adquirir ell ganado
a un precio sumamente bajo, propio
para aquel china; yque en- ell .ote que
Sc adquiera, la Gmitad sean novillos J
la otra bueyes.
Para ell reparto indica que en- cada
municipio Sc forme a iniciativa de Ia
secretarla, comunicada por los alcaldes,
ana junta de hacendados para que 6sta
remita relaci0n de los individuos que
son acreedores a esa gracia por su amor
al trabajo y honradez, asl como las
demas medidas para lograr ell 6xito de-
fomento agrlcola.
La forma de adquirir ell ganado sera
por una comision que Sc nombre de un
Representative del Gobierno, un vete-
rinario y una persona entendida en- ga
nados y conocedora de la rep1blica me.
xicana, para que Sc entienda directa
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