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El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1901-04-18
LA ExpOSICION DE SAN LUIS.

Este certamen universal, que
tiene por obieto celebrar la ad.
quisici0n del territorio de Lui-
siuna por los Estados UnidOs,
tendra lugar en- 1908, en- la ciu.
dad de San Luis, Misuri, y pro-
mete ser un acontecimiento tan
lucido como brillante. La legis.
latura trig6sima cuarta decret6
una ley apropiando 0,000yau-
torizando al gobernador para
nombrar una comision de siete
miembros, la cual se encargar6
dc hacer los arreglos necesarios
para que Nuevo Mexico sea re-
presentado Ell dicha exposition.
Sc anuncia que el gobernador va
4 nombrar inmediatamente Glos
comisionados y que tiene ya re-
suelto sobre cinco de los nom
bramientos. Los interesados EN-
asunto dicen que de esta repre-
sentacion de Nuevo Mexico re-
sultar6 gran benefcio para el
Territorio, pero la verdad de tai
afrmaci0n es problematica, y se
puede Greer que no perderianos
mucho 81 el Territorio Sc quedase
sin representation en- dicha expo
sici6n, en- la cual aGn con el ex.
pendio dc $4,000 Nuevo Mexico
no hara un papel muy lucido.
Pero la legislature trig6sima
cuarta, tan 6vida en- protejer
proyectos y tentativas contra la
tesoreria, OPTIC por sacarle tan
buen bocado en- beneficio de al
gunos, y In cosa ya no tiene re-
medic. Por tai raz6n SO debe
hacer el mejor papel possible q fin
de que SO saque alg1n provecho.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1901-04-18
La TuNICA DE CRlSTO.

Ciertos individuos, RESIDENCES
mas o menos natos de este Terri
torio, son tan en- extreme afor-
tunados que Sc puede decir que
parece que poseen la tGnica de
CriSto. DE repente, y aunque no
hayan tenido nj pantalones, Sc
encuentran Ell el apogeo de Ia
prosperidad y reciben preieren-
cias V distinciones sin saberse CO.
mo nj porque. Descuellan tam
pien de s6bios y las melores posi-
clones pGblicas son para ellos y
en- pocos amos Sc ven convertidos
en- magnates que Green Ell su pro-
pia infalibilidad 4 pies iuntillosy
desprecian 4 los humildes ins.
trumentos que los sacaron de la
NADIA. Nueyo Mexico parece ser,
y no hay duda que 10 es, el pals
de la desuni0n Y del infortunio
entire sus hiios, y las preierencias
iam6s son para elIos porque es
regla estalecida que otros son los
que tienen la tGnica de Cristo. Por
un milagro patente resulta que
son estos los que poseen toda la
instruction y attributes como una
especle de monopolio que cores
ponde 4 ellos exclusivamente.
Tienen Influenza desmedlda con
las legislatures y In puerta del
tesoro esta siempre alberta para
que suplan sus necesidadcs-por
supuesto, de una manera regular
y legitima, pues asi 10 quiere Ia
suerte. Iistos sujetos dc tan feliz
estrella forman una clase separa.
da que 4 manera de 0rden caba.
llerezca posee los privilegios ex'
clusivos iullatos quo pertenecer
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1901-04-18
Ell MERlT0 PRINCIPAL
De la Asamblea Legislative Trigesima
Cuarta

va hemos dido hablar mucho,
tai vez demasiado, acerca de los
presuntos meritos de la asam-
blea trig6sima cuarta y de los
muchos bienes que derram6 en-
rededor suyo EN- los dias de sus
sesiones; sabemoS mas 3 menos
bien para beneticio de quienes le.
gislo o dei0 de legislar; sabemos
quienes fueron sus amos 8 caci-
ques y la sumisi0n y fdelidad
con que acat0 sus 0rdenes; sa-
bemos que Ell mucho amor trae
consigo la penitencia Y que en- SUI
amor hacia el pueblo sobrecarg6
a este de tasaciones para mayor
honra y glSria de los usufruc-
tualios y del Territorio de Nuevo
Mexico; sabemos que poseia to-.
das las virtudes, entire elias la
mansedumbre de la oveia, Ia pa
ciencia del asno. la sagacidad de
la serpiente, el ingenio del mono,
la industrial de la abeja y la To-
cuacidad del loro, y que todo ESQ
es mlnima parte del arsenal de
sus cualidades distintivas. Pero
hasta ahora no habiamos echa-
do de yer cual era su mGrito prin-
cipal, aquel que la hacia acree-
dora a fama eterna v renombre
immortal y que sera el monumen-
TO que cOnmemOre sus actos 4
las generaciones futuras. Este
merito consiste en- la gran liberia.
lidad y largueza que demostr6
en- la repartici0n de los dineros
pdbllcos. No hubO appropriation
cuantiosa que no votdran con
entusiasmo y puntualidad, de-
seOsa sin duda de dar 4 cOnocer
que no cabian en- su pecho los
sentimientos de mezQuihdad yci-
cateria, Todo 10 hizo en- grandes
y con magnificencia, y prueba de
clio es que al paso que concedia
miles d cuantos infuyentes selos
pedian, rechaz0 con sobrada JUS
ticia la petlci0n de los pobres
barrenderos que lepedian un peso
diario adicional como recompen-
sa merecida 4 su trabajo.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1901-04-18
LA LUCIA POR LOS EMpLEOS.

En- breve varios ciudadan0s de
Nuevo Mexico inaugUraran en-
Washington una lucha por los
empleos federales que correspon-
den 4 este Territoro, v Sc plede
presumir que habra cargosy con
tracargos, porfias y ambiciones
ad infnitum, Y que los aplican-
tes ser6n muchos y los agracia-
dos pocos, como infaliblemente
tiene que suceder donde muchas
personals Sc disputan unos GUAM
tos empleos. Aunque sin espe-
rama de conseguir NADIA en- esa
controversial, la mayoria delpue-
bio de Nuevo Mexico tiene un in
teres vital en- el resultado, pues
el bienestar de todos depende que
los empleados federales de Nue.
vo Mexico sean hombres desin-
teresados y de cardcter y Sc in
teresen en- el bienestar del Terri
torio; hombres que no Sc consti-
tuyan Ell clicas para saquear la
tesoreria Y para repartirse los
dineros que hay Ell ella, Y que no
proeuren despoiar al pueblo pa
ia ganancia personal de ellos
agobiandolo de tasaciones. Por
tales razones, contempla nues-
tro pueblo con inter6s anticipa-
do el prospecto de la lucha por
los empleos esperanto que los
escogidOs sean hombres desin-
teresados y honestOs que no Sc
c0nfabulen en- la maldad nj sc
constituyan EN- baluartes de la
corruption, sino que Sc muestren
fieles en- el descargo de sus debe-
res y proteian los intereses del
Territorio contra todo g6nerO de
atropello y traici0n.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1901-04-18
R0THA PlDE La PAZ.

III General Botha ha solicitado
la paz del General Kitchener, en-
Africa Meridional, y Sc propone
efectuar un tratado para poner
fin Il la guerra en- caso que las
condiciones sean aceptables. Es-
to 10 hace sin contar con el Gene
raj De Wet que persevera en su
hostilidad y SO MEGA 4 hacer las
PAGES con los ingleses bajo min
gunas condolences. Esta situa-
ci0n signihca que In guerra con
tiuuara indelnitivamente.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1901-04-18
LA ALBANIA FRANCO.RUSA.

Grandes festividades han teni'
do lugar en- Francia con motive
de In vista de la hota rusa nj
puerto de Tolon. FL presidente
Loubet y una brillante comitiva
visitaron nj almirante russo Y
hubo discursos y brindis patri6.
ticos en- que Sc hicieron declara-
clones en- referencia 4 la alianza
entire las dos naciones y eI al
mirante russo Bilfoff fuG decorado
por el presidente con la cruz de
In legion de honor.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1901-04-18
LA DECADENTE DEMOCRACIA.

La acci0n de la democracia EN-
varios estados de la Union en-
atenerse exclusivamente al frau
de Y 4 los m6todos ilicitos para
perpetuar la supremacia de su
partido, es un indicio infalible de
que es una organization politica
decadente Y que en- NADIA aprecia
la ilustracion nj ell progreso. En-
muchos de los Estados del Sur Sc
han enmendado las constitucio-
nes de estado con el solo obieto
de privar del sufragio q miles de
votantes negros. La legislature
de Kentucky decreto una ley IT,
tulada la ley de Goebel que su
efecto Sc dirigia 4 facilitar 4 los
dem0cratas ell gano de elecciones
por medic del fraude. Por me-
dio de dicha ley ell partido de-
mocrata ha ganado va dos elec-
clones de estado, cometiendo
tales abusos Y fraudes que por
POGO resultan en- una guerra
civil. La legislature del estado
de Misuri tambien pas0 una ley,
llamada de Nesbitt, cuyo fin es
que el partido dem6crata Sc apo.
dere del gobierno de grandes ciu-
dades como la de San Luis, DON
de por amos los republicanOs han
tenido mayorias. Los frutos de
esa ley Sc vieron en- la election
presidential de Noviembre v In
reciente election municipal de la
referida ciudad, cuando los me-
todos electives del fraude sunni
nistran 4 los candidates demo-
cratas grandes mayorias. En-
vista de tales hechos, nadie puede
negar que el partido dem6crata
tiene bien merecido el estado de
decadencia y descr6dito en- que SO
halla y que es un partido cuyos
emblemas no son libertad para
todos nj In tolerancia de las OPT
niones agenas. In partido que
Sc atiene regularmente 4 tales
medios para lograr sus triunfos
no puede nunca alcanzar exito
duradero nj hacerse digno del
apoyo v confanza de la generali-
dad del pueblo.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1901-04-18
JUEVES Is DE ABRIL DE 1901.
los favorecidos de la fortuna.

4 los favorecidos de la fortuna.
Forma una sodahdad que Sc pro-
teje V Sc favorece mHtuamente
y Sc proteje Ell sus avantes So
bre los panes y peces de la troia
pdblica. Tambien puede decirse
que constituyen una muralla in.
franqueable que impide la entra-
da 4 todos aquellos que no per-
tenecen al battalion sagrado del
botin. Felices ellos, que de la
noche 4 la manana resultan RI
cos, poderosos { intluyentes, sin
haber tenido realmente nj sospe-
cha anticipada de que 10 eran 6
podian serlo. Felices ellos, que
disfrutan & sus anchas del fruto
de los afanes Y desvelos de un
pueblo entero y que en- situaci0n
tan dichosa llegan q convencerse
de su infalibilidad personal Y
mGrito superior. El pueblo los
contempla con asombro y ad.
miraci0n como q seres que YER
daderamente han venido aposeer
la tGnica de Cristo.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1901-04-18
ASESINATO EN- Ell PUERTECITO.
EligiO Gonzales Mata de nm tiro Fran
cisco Sais.

Eligio Gonzales Sc encuentra
preso en- la carcel del condado
por la muerte de Francisco Sais,
acaecida Ell FL Puertecito ell dia
IL del corriente. FL asesinato
ocurri0 cerca de las 8 de lanoche
del dia Jueves Y no hay testigos
que vieran la tragedia cual suce-
dio, Gonzales dice que oy6 un
ruido EN- la azotea de su casa v
tomando su rifle sali0 al lado de
afuera Y VIC 4 un hombre en- la
azotea. Lo interrogo por tres
veces que 81 que buscaba, pero no
ebtuvo ninguna respuesta. A
este tempo ell hombre comenzo q
bajar, cuando Gonzales lie dispa-
70 ell tire fatal. FL hombre cayo
al suelo sin vida descubrlendose
que el proyectil lie habia atrave-
sado ell corazon y que ell muerto
era Francisco Sais.
Sais habia vivido anteriormen-
te con una hermana de Gonzales
sin haber pasado ell paso formal
del matrimonio y de quien leque-
dan 4 ella cuatro hijos. No ha
vivido con ella por algun tempo
y ahora Sc cree por Gonzales que
Sais estaba atentando escalar ell
cuarto de su hermana, la cual
reside con 81
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1901-04-18
MATO A SU MARID0.

En- lndianola, Iowa, una muier
llamada Margaret Hussack iu6
juzgada por el asesinato desu es-
poso y el iurado la declare rea
de asesinato en- primer grado y
iue sentenciada 4 prision perp6.
tua.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1901-01-17
The Concert breaking Up.

New York, Jan. l4.--A dispatch to
the Herald from London says:
Attention was drawn TO the sus.
picious similarity in the tendency ex.
isting between the official views eman.
atiny from Vienna and the dispatches
cabled by English correspondents In
the United States.
Another striking instance has oc.
CURED within the last couple OF days.
As usual the unanimity OF views is
manifested in sentiment OF hostility
to the American government. This
time the state departments proposal
to refer certain points OF the Chinese
negotiations to commission which
would meet at Washington or else
where, furnishes the pretext for at
tack. The Daily Telegraph's Vienna
correspondent tells how the suggestion
has aroused the ire OF Austrian dip.
lomatists against the United States
may be asked to leavs the concert OF
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1901-01-17

powers in China, is freely discussed.
This unanimity is too pronounced to
pass unnoticed. II the matter were
probed to the bottom, the person who
inspired many statements would proba-
bly, prove to be the kaiser, who is at
the head OF the triple alliance, and the
only member of the Anglo-German al
liancs whose hands are unfettered.
England heing kept busy in the Trans
vaal, is in no position to dictate with
q fair chance of being obeyed.
His majesty is more concerned in
shutting the United States out of the
concert than any one, for it is the
United States that has thwarted his
scheme of wholesale slaughter which
was to imbue China with terror of
the German empire, while the other
powers were to thrust into the back
ground as of no account.
Asa matter OF fact, however, there
ls no concert of the powers now.
Russia has virtually withdrawn from
it of her own free will. preferring to
make an important treaty With China.
According to the Daily Telegraph
the idea is contemplated of leaving out
the United States. And France, the
ally OF Russia, and united by the
friendliest ties to America, will scarce
ly work cordially with the stumps of a
concert, namely. the triple alliance
and England. This simply means the
concert is breaking up into companies
Of which the divisions are becoming
more marked as time goes on.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1901-01-17
INLAND EMPIRE DAlRMNG.
COOPERATIVE CrsamsFiss are Starting Up
Here and There.

Spokane, Jan. 1i.--lndustrial Agent
Judson, OF the o. X. a N. Co.. has
embarked on the policy OF organizing
cooperative creameries In Eastern
Oregon and Eastern Washington.
Within a week one cooperative cream
cry was organized at Tekoa, In the Pa
louise country aud another at summer
Vile, In the Grand Ronde valley. The
Tekoa creamery starts with the milk
oi 500 cows, and at summeryille the
outlook Ia for 600.
"There is no country more favorable
for dairying," said Mr.. Judson, than
Eastern Washington. Oregon and
Idaho. and the creameries can be
started under the most favorable aus
pices. Farmers will take a great deal
OF interest In the new industry and
II Ii sure to be great success"
The o. X. IL n. Co. is promoting
creameries only on the cooperative
plan. that being the plan that has
made the dairy farmers OF Minnesota
and Wisconsin wealthy. In Oregon,
Washington and Idaho, the conditions
are lar more favorable for the industry
than In the states OF the Upper Missis-
sippi valley, the farmers there having
to feed their stock six months OF the
year. while here cattle get their own
living practically all the year.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1901-01-17
Gsrmany,s Position Not Defined.

Berlin, Jan. 1l.-Germany is not
yet willing to define her position with
reference to Secretary Hays proposal
to transfer the Pekin negotiations to
Washington, according to statement
made by high foreign Office official
to representative OF the press today.
because of "a difference in views on the
subject. The German foreign Office
believes Mr.. COnger's view of the at
titude OF the empress dowager is col.
rect, and that the position of the Chi
nese court at Sinan Flu is growing
more and more untenable. rendering
1t probable that the powers will soon
succeed in persuading the imperial
personages to return to Pekin,
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1901-01-17

Phoenix, Aria. Jan. 11.-All OF last
night and nearly all day frenzied
mob has been besieging the county Jail
OF Yuma. and only the action of the
acting governor prevented triple
lynching. Three tramps were arrested
last night for killing Under Sheriff
Sam Devore. Devore went to arrest
the tramrs for stealing q barrel Of
liquor, and was shot and killed by
them. The murdereIs were soon under
arrest. and threatening mob formed
around the Jail. This afternoon Act
ing Governor Akers received dispatch
saying the Jail was inadequate for the
protection OF the prisoners. The gov
ernor directed that the prisoners be
placed in the penitentiary. Excite.
ment still runs high, as Devore was .
very popular man.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1901-01-17
IDAHO.

Thurston Hutchins, well-kown
stockman Of the state. died at Boise.
A movement is on foot at Caldwell,
looking to the early closing Of stores
Paul Jacot, q resident OF Sc. Joe, has
been committed to the BIackioot in
sane asylum.
John Harley. g pioneer Of Idaho
City, Is dead, aged 10. He came TO
this state in 1868.
Calender is the name Of new post
Office in Idaho county. Edward w.
Taylor is postmaster.
A branch telephone line has been
run from Dewey to Swan Fails. This
gives the Falls a direct line to Boise.
s. B. Wright's two-story residence
at Bonner's Ferry, on the north side Of
the r1ver, was entirely destroyed by
FIRE.
The aggregate valuation of the in.
struments filed for record at Wallace
with the county recorder in 1900 is
$2.052.4 416.73.
Henry OFT. a well-known pioneer
farmer OF the Boise valley, has sold his
ranch of $50 acres. The purchase
price was $6,625.
Thomas w. Bates, promoter Of the
Idaho Midland railway, has returned
to New York. He says the road is in
the best possible condition.
The P. & i. N. railway has an
nounced its intention Of extending it's
road into the Seven Devils country.
Steel rails have already been pur-
chased.
The county commissioners of Ada
county have selected T. g. Catlin to
represent their interests at the Ma.
tional Live Stock Association meet, to
be held in Salt Lake City.
The preliminary steps have been
taken toward organizing Pioneer As.
sociation at Lewiston. All who re-
sided in the state prior to the close ol
the year 1877, are eligible for mem.
bership.
Judge Stewart has rendered decis-
ion of considerable importance &c
Boise. He holds that the city council
has no authority to act rs board oi
equalization. Therefore increases oI
valuation of property made by the
council are illegal and void.
Fire at the Bunker Hill mine.
W9iner district. destroyed a tram.
way which leads to the Stemwindel
mine. In consequence. the latter
mine had to be temporarily shut down.
The fire originated in the pumping
house. Loss is estimated at $4,000;
fully insured.
James Patten, a rancher living near
Boomers Ferry, lost q valuable horse
while trying to cross the river. He
attempted to drive the team across on
the ice, but when near the middle oI
the stream the ice gave way uLdel
the horses and before they could be
drawn out one of them was drowned,
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1901-01-17
FORESTRY OF OREGON.
Many interesting Features Representing the
Natural Woods at the pan.American.

Buffalo, Jan. ii "A. J. Johnson,
forestry commissioner OF the state OF
Oregon TO the Pan-American, IL work
ing hard to gather an exhibit that will
properly represent the state in this
important industry. One hundred and
forty varieties OF woods will be repre-.
sented. many OF which are very inter-
esting. Mr.. johnson mentions the
myrtle as one OF the most useful and
interesting woods in the world ON &C.
count OF its varied eolors.
Oregon will have exhibits in the
agricultural. liberal arts, forestry and
fisheries buildings, as the commits
sioners in the different departments
are alive to the advantages to he de-
rived from thorough representation
and they wish the state to keep abreast
OF the times.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1901-01-17
HEW5 or THIS AND NtIdHBOlIHd STATS
interesting Events and Gossip Of the Past Week Reported From
Cities and Towns in Washington. Oregon and Idaho

A 50-year franchise has been granted
for an electric railway between Seattle
and Tacoma. The line is to be in
operation in is months.
The machinery for the new mill az
Hartford II now on the ground. Ii
will cut $4,000 feet Of lnmhsr per day.
and the shingle mill in conjunction
viii have q capacity OF 10000
shingles.
As the result OF eating canned meats
and salads at 9 lodge entersainmet at
Ballard, r. s. StilIman. drug clerk
Of that city, is lying in critical con-
dition at his home, suffering from pto-
maine poisoning.
Word has been received Of the death
OF Captain William Haines, d pioneer
mining man, at Northport. He was
native Of North Carolina and had been
on the coast since the palmy days Of
Virginia City, Nevada.
The Northern Lumber Company's
sawmill at Everett. which was burned
a few months ago. Is 20 be rebuilt.
New machinery Is on the way from
the East, and plans for the building
are ready for the contractors.
It is announced that the logging
camps adjoining the Sedro- WooIey
townsite on the north, star ted up again
BY new concern. These camps. two
in number, are among the largest in
the Northwest, each employing about
$50 men. The operations of the new
firm are expected TO be on scale even
more extensive than heretofore.
Judge Moore at Seattle has issued q
peremptoTy writ OF mandate to the
King county board Of commissioners
requiring them to call special eIec-
tion within 40 days to permit the resi-
dents Of that part of the reservation
lying within King county TO vote
whether they desire to have the reser-
vation annexed to Pierce county.
Natural oil Indications have been
discovered near Spangle. The discov-
cry was made on the adjoining ranches
of A. d. McMichael and j. B. Butler.
and lease has been secured on one Of
these by capitalists who will prospect
for oil and gas. +. K. Mccoy, repre-
sentative of an oil company ii Cali
fornia, has been examining 81 the
fields Of the paIouse looking for oil
lnds for his company, and he has So
cured lease on Mr.. McMichael's
farm.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1901-01-17
WASHINGTON.

It is said that Hoquiam will have a
basket factory.
The Aberdeen Order of Eagles will
eject $4,000 building.
Spokane has accepted plans for q
crematorY which will cost $4, 500.
The old Hartford hotel has been torn
down and loaded on cars, billed for
JackInan, Skagit county.
New Whateom is endeavoring to
have the appropriation for the water
way project raised from $4,000 to
500, 900.
Whitman county boasts OF the
Youngest court bailiff in the United
States in the person of Willie, the IL
year-old son OF Judge Mcdonald, OF the
superior court.
DR.. L. r. MarkleY has been ap-
pointed quarantine officer for Belling-
ham Bay. Heretofore vessels have had
to wire to Port Townsend for instruc-
tions.
Measures are being taken 20 intro
duce bill in the legislature to sub
init to vote OF the people an amend
ment to the constitution designating
Tacoma as the state capital instead of
Olympia.
The miners working on the Admiral
Dewey claim, near Republic. have
killed tour cougars recently. The
largest measured feet inches from
tip to tip and the smallest feet 10
inches.
The board of county commi ssioners
for Lewis county has let contract to
the Northwest Bridge Company for the
construction of 140-foot span bridge
across the Chehalis river at Blacks
Station. The contract price is 81, 494.
An important strike has been made
on the property of the Orc Grande
Gold Mining 8 Milling Company, q
few miles from Marcus. Previous as
says gave from So to S2l.65 in gold,
silver and copper and the ore from the
new vein is expected to go much
higher.
The executive board of the Thurston
County Bicycle Path Association re-
ports $l,901 received last year from
the sale of bicycle tags and $456 from
other sources.
David Jathley, who has returned to
Everett from Dawson, brought home
the petrified jaw OF q prehistoric mas
todon. From point to point the jaw
measures 81 inches. and it still con-
tains two teeth nine inches long. Il is
thoroughly petrifed, weighing 60
pounds,