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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-27
Trip d New York Capitalists
to Texas.
To be Guests of Governor
and Legislature
GOOD RESULTS EXPECTED
TO FOLLOW

In an effort to bring about close financial
! aud commercial relatiOne between New
York and Texas party of New York capi
tallSts will make a trip to the Lone Star
State about the end of next month as the
guests Of Gov. Sayers and the Texas Legis-
lature,
The Chamber of Commerce and the Mer-
chants Association will sci, ct the men.
Secretary w. r. Corwine, of the Merchants
Association, and O. M. Jesup, of the Cham
b .r of Commerce, have been appointed to
confer with Edwin Chamberlain, of San
Antonio, who is in New York as the repres.
entative of Gov. Sayers to make arrange
ments for the trip
The idea is the outgrowth of Gov. Say.
erss viss to New York after the Galveston
disaster. lie declared then that New York
capitalists did not know what a field for
development there was in his State, and that
1t would broaden them and unfold new pos
siblhties to them If they would visit Texas
When he went home the Governor pres.
ented the idea to the Legislature, with the
result that by joint resolution an invitation
was extended to the two great mercantile
bodies of New York. Committees of the lead
ing men in each section were appointed to
arrange for the entertainment of the guests
and care for their comfort on the trip. 1t is
expected that the party will consist of from
twenty to thirty members.
The plan is to take the guests direct to
Austin, where they will be personslly recei.
we'd by the Governor and Legislature. From
Austin they will go to San Antonio, Rock.
port, Houston and Galveston, and making
Galveston centre, they will visit Dallas,
Fort Worth, Waco and the oil regions of
Corsicana and Beaumont.
The entire trip, it is expected, will consu.
me from Iour to six weeks.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-27
Favorable Trade Reports in tic
United States.
Commercial Agencies on
Prevailing Conditions.

Continuance of good trade conditions in
the United States is Indicated in the current
reports of commercial agencies. Bradstreet's
last week said:-
The general situation is without important
change, the events of the week appearing to
accentuate heretofore prevailing conditions.
Distributive trade and speculation in secur-
tiles continue large in volume, with prices
rising in the more favored industries or
dropping in those suffering from depression.
AS types of these movements the iron and
cotton goods industries are pre- eminent,
and these two seem like opposite poles, so
marked is the difference in trade feeling and
conditions. In most other Industries the re-
ports are quite favorable, notable iu this
direction being the lumber, leather and
hardware and implements trades.
Business failures for the week number 2l7, i,
as against 2OS last week, 100 in this week
year ago, 2O5 in 1899, 233 in 1898 and
231 in 1897.
Dun's Review said:
Improving wheat crop reports, a pig iron
production seldom exceeded, strong cash
prices for all iron and steel products that
can be delivered, heavy grain exports at
| 81" PAio0oi III
and money market that imposes no haidshir
upon business, compose the bright side o.
the picture of the week. Threatening labor
troubles seem more remote. The textile
markets, long backward, have again falet
to respond to the general confidence in coin
mercal circles. =
Steel mills are still much begind thei
orders, and contracts for Bessemer pig 70
July delivery indicate that the activity
not considered temporary. Yet the wild
difference in quotation between immediat
and distant dates suggests some fear tha
present high prices cannot be maintained.
L;-I:,isi,s IaIIureS In two weeks {
March amounted to $4,253, $40, of whic
S1,16S,O35 .were in manufacturing an
S1,93O,S21 in trading. In the same week
last year the total was Sc, ,206, ,491, and i
1899 S4,9lG 226.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-27
Views Of American Edit0rS.
Leading Papers On Latest
Happenings.

New \ York Tribune:-''It is unqueStionable
that many policemen in this city are entirely
too free in their use of the club. With them
it is "a word ard blow If man does
not move on or a crowd does not diSperSe
the instant the word is given out comes the
club for brutal use. Ifa person on being
arrested hoStates or demurs in the slightest
he is promptly dubbed into state of help
lesSness. If a Gense crowd at any public
spectacle chances to surge few inches over
the prescribed line out fly the clubs to thrash
the foremost rank as grain is thrasbed with
fails. 1t is an abominable bit of brutal
tyranny, and every policeman guilty of it
should be promptly transferred from 'the
force to the penitentiaryn
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-27
lnuSitdda alarma
ENLA CAPITAL
Patrullas del ejcrcito provistas
de faroles registrar
los zaguanes y sitios
mas OSCurOS.

AnOche, cosa de las nueye, un nGmero
considerable de soldados de artilleria, de
los que prestan ell SerVlciO de guarnioi0n en-
el Moro, andaban por las GALES de la ca
pital fraccionados en pequefas patfnllas,
buScando 4 dos individuos, presos en- dichO
Castillo, por deitos mlitares, y que debian
de embarcar en- breve para los Estados
UnidOS q cumplir su condena.
Dos piquetss, uno de artilleria y otro de
infanteria, Sc dirigieron hacia Puerta de
TERRA fin de tomar las ayenidss, eyitandO
asf la fuga de los presos para ell interior de
la isla.
Los soldados del Moro, provistos de ar.
mas faroles, registraban los sitios "a.
guanes mas osculoS.
Con este-motivo Sc suscit6 la alarma con.
siguiente, y las sefioras que paseaban en- Ia
Plaza principal Sc retiraron precipltadamen.
10 BuS eaSas
Hasta las atlas horas de la noche signie.
ION los soldados en- su exploration, sin con,
'eguir resultado alguno.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-27
El Cirmen de hoy
Aggression d una mujer

Esta maflana q las dsce, fue herids pOr la
espalda a lnd.yidua Maria Hernandez, pOr
un indfviduo de ofcio tabaquero, Due Sc lIa-
ma Dionsio Correa que vive en- Puerta
de TERRA
El suceso ocurri6 de la manera. siguienta:
En- un dep6sitO de leche que hay en- la
cualdc pas6 pOr delante de dichO estableci-
mientO Maria Hernandez, y al querer ell
Coirea usar algunas bromas con la victima,
6Sta lie con este en- tonO serio, pOr 10 que la
agredi6 con un cuchillo de grandes dmensio.
mes, infri6ndOla una herida en- la espalda,
calhcada de pron6stico reservsdO.
FL criminal en- su huida, arEQj6 ell arma,
que fue encOntrada despu6s por la misma
pareja de la Policia Insuar que lie redujo a
prisi6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-27
NiliStS plot against Gar
Emperor's trip to Livadia
postponed this summer.

Especial Cabfegram to Boletin Meantil
St. Petersburg, Wednesday. A
large number of Russian Nihilists
conspiring against the Cars life
have been imprisoned here.
Five of the conspirators discover
ed in Odessa committed suicide
before the police could arrest them.
The Gar is expected to postpone
his trip this summer to his country
seat in Livadia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-27
AVenturaS
de I'm int6rprete

Hace POGO mas de un allo que un ameri
cano que sofiaba encontrar tesoros espar
cidos por las ladelas de nutstyas monta
mas escondidos en- las grietas de nuestras
rocas, vino q Puerto Rico. acompailado
de IN practice un int6rprete, fu6 & hacer
una excursion por 10 sierra dc Luqnillo,
en- busca del precioso metal
Las investigaciones, como era de esperar,
resultaron infructuosas, y Ell sehor Warren
Ii. Manning Sc dispuso abandonar su em.
presa dando orden al practice de descender
q la llanura, donde vio con gran sorpresa,
que el int6rprese habfa desaparecldo sin que
hasta la fecha SO haya tenido noticia alguna
del senior Truella, que este es su nombre.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-27
High Praise for American Army.
British Military Attache says
Recruits are the Best
in the World.
PRAISES PHYSIQUE
AND INTELLIGENCE.

1t is reported from LOndos that during
the debate on the army estimates in the
House of Commons Lieutenant Colonel
Arthur Hamilton Lee, on'ervative, who
was British Military Attarh6 "ith the
United States army during the Spanish
American war and sub equently Military
Attach6 at the British Embassy in v ash
ington, said the American recruits in ply
DINER fro5ps in the world.
He pointed out that the American term
of service was only three sears, with an
option of re enlistment, Of which advantage
is usually taken. He also emphasized the
high pay Of the American soldier, and the
fact that the rate was increased twenty per
cent in time of war or when on service
abroad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-27
Increase in Export Trade undertaken
BY Spanish Manufacturers
Heads of Industrial Concerns
i'll Oataluna, Asturias' and
Vascongadas sail for
Latin America.

Madrid, Wednesday. = Spanish
Exporters are making great efforts
to extend the nations export trade
throughout the Americas.
The Premier, F. NJ Sagasta, has
promised all his possible assistance
in carrying out the project of the
exporters.
Many manufacturers of diverse
industries have embarked for Latin
American.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-27
British successes.
Capture two Conveys.
Boer expected to surrender
before summer.

Special cablegram to Boletin Mercantll)
London, Wednesday The En-
glish Army surprised strong fore"
of Boer guerril'as in the. vicinity t
Dewetsdo'p putting them to fig t
and capturing 10 prisoners. A
column of English north of Johan
nesburg surprised to the two conveys
killing Z Beers.
The general opinion is that the
Beers will surrender before the end
OF Spring
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-27
IRON AND COAL.

Philadelphia Inquirer: and coal
are the sinews OF manufacturing life. They
are the things that make al other kinds OF
manufacturing possible, and the country
that can produce them tie cheapest and the
most plentifuIly is the country that will
control trade, other conditions, OF course,
sbsing nearly equal. Our vast natural
resources and our commercial enterprise
give US advantages that areIbound to tell.p
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-27
Russia and Japan
Russia prepares for possible
conflict.

Special cablegram to Boletin Mercantil
Hong Kong, Wednesday. The
seriousness Of the relations between
Russia and Japan is momentarlly
becoming more imminent.
The Russian fleet are ready to
leave at moments notice for the
COiean coast
Russians are working day and
night fcrtiiying apd provisioning
Portt Arthur.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-27
UnCOnatO de inCendiO
EN- MAYAGUEZ

En- la madrugada del "a hubo un conato
de incendo en- la calle del Sol, en- una casa
propiedad de la sonora viudad de Galver, y
la cual estaba desocupada. Los vecinos
acudieron apagar las mechas que empeza-
ban arder.
La referida casa esta asegurada. ST lie
ga tomar cuerpo, ell sinlestro, de Seguro
que lutheran arGido todas las casas CONT
guas, pueS s9n de MADEIRA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-27
Anarchists plot. AGAINST tie crowned
heads d Europe Headquarters
IN malta.
Many arrests.

Special Cableglar to Boletin Mercantil
London, Wednesday, number
of anarchists were arrested yester-
day in Malta who were conspiring
a plot against the crownedheads OF
Europe.
Most Of the European monarchs
were threatened with death.
The prisoners were in constant
communication with anarchists in
Rome, Naples, London and New
York,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-27

Aver tarde como las 8, fu6 conducido
al dep6sito municipal, ell americana f. j.
Apegals, que estuvo EN- un bilar de la
calle de San Jose, donde por diferencias
surjdas en- ell psgo de gastOs he"hos en-
dicno establecimiento, atropell6 Domingo
Zalas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-27
TRUSTS.

st. Louis Republic: -"Tne time seems to
have gone by when any individual concern
in an important field OF commerce or manu-
facture can hope 10 prosper. 1t comes into
competition with powerful combines, and is
compelled either to enter these combines or
to form combinations with other individual
concerns that shall result in a strength suffi.
cient to cope with the older monopoly"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-27
THE BOSTON CUP DEFENDER.

Kansas City Star: The New York club
should welcome the competition, if only for
the purpose of discovering lis own strength
or weakness in the matter N yacht build
ing and racing VIII is members risk the
imputation that they doubt their ability to
represent American yachting interests as the
leaders of the sport in this country"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-27

Cause for Regret.-Lady-s'I don't Ii Sc
this picture SO we'll az did the last one you
took of ms Photographer-"Ah, madame,
have not the artistic taste that had when
| was Jouag; and, besides, my camera is
getting old New York Weekly.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-27
NO WAR WITH RUSSIA.

Denver Republicap:-"Ithsy be depend
ed upon that whatever other Powers may do
the United States will participate in no war
with Russia. The United States and Russia
have acted in harmony almost from the be
ginning Of the Chinese trouble, and there
does not seem to be anything in the present
situation to eStrange them"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-27
MAYAGUEZ

Ell nuevo preSidente de la Corte de
este Distrlto, lego ell domingo esta ciu-
dad procedente de la de Ponce, hospedan
dose en- ell hotel Paris.
Varias personals fueron saludarle en- su
morada.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-27

Galveston Daily News: -'From all that
can be gathered the Cuban has resolved to
never, no, never, accede to our demands that
he shall not run in debt AMI shall keep his
back yard clean. At the same time we co
not want to fight his creditors when they
come TO collect debts, and We do not want
the Cuban's yellow fever"
WORLDS GREATEST PHILANTHROPIST
Baltimore Sun:-"Mr. Carnegie's latest
benefaction entities him TO a place am.ng
the worlds greatest paiIanthroplSts
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-27
philippine Commission composed Of
native members 10 hold confer
tnce with ReYOIutdiOniSt leaders

Manila. Wednesday. = A Com
mission OF prominent Philippines is
being organized for the purpose of
settling at once the existing condi-
tons in the Islands.
May r4volu'ionists in Samar
have taking the oath OF allegiance
to the United States.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-27

FL Viernes de Dolores Ia lustre "Cc-
fradia de JESUS CrucifcadO y Santa Re sa
de Lima, celebra dlcho dla mlsa caRtada 4
las ocho de la malana y i la una de la
:arde la miSa de la ''Buena muertey. en- la
iglesia de San Jose.
Ha fallecidO en- IIumacaO, la sonora
dona Carmen Marquee lie Rosell6.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-27
LANSDOWNE'S RETALIATION.
Lord Lansdowpe. in replying. said.

Lord Lansdowne, in replying, said:
Il think Lord Wolsely hardly com
pretended the purport of his former speech
when he said it was not a personal attack
on myself. After thus breaking my windows
Lord W0lseley could hardly expect that /
would not retaliate on his conservatory.
After the Glencoe disaster he suggested
that the British shonld fall back behind the
Tugela River. If the suggestion had been
given earlier it might have saved one of tie
most untowar0 disasters of the war.
|" Lord Woseley suggested among other
things the occupation of Delagoa Bay and
an appeal to the colonies.D
Lord Salisbury thought it undesirable
that all the papers referring to the debate
should be circulated. He was not aware
that any personal charges had been made
against Lord Wolseley.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-27
CHARACTERISTIC OF rnE TURK.

Pittsburg Dispatch I!urksh soldiers
sent to 'restOre order in Macedonia have
been guilty oF borribie outrages, rivaliiu or
exceeding the worst efforts Of Il g mob THIS
is repetition of the experience in Armenia
and is thoroughly characteristic of the
Turk"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-27

En- las afueras del pueblo de Manati,
donde hace estragos la viruela, ha sido pre-
ciso habilitar un ranc46n para aiSlar los
atacadoS del terrible NAL
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-27
Unle'HIinatel Fighting g Power d
The Beers.
Lord Wolseley admits this in
House of Lords.

" In common with all the other authori-
ties underestimated the fighting power OF
the individual Boer," Lord Wolsely, lately
the Commander-in Chief, admitted in the
House of Lords in replying to the recent
criticism by Lord LsnSdowne, exSecretlry
for War.
" lord Eansdowne's personalities evi-
IDENTIFY we're premediated. nls indictments
were grave. 1t almost seems as if the
personal attack was made 10 divert attention
from the question at issue ard throw upon
the Commanderin, Chief blame for the
mistakes made 10y the Government.
" Early in 1900 circumstances occurred
which. left me nc alternative but to reSing,
vhich.I did. If | had not possessed the
Cabinets confidence that was an opportunity
which might have been legltimately used to
appoint another Commander in.Chief.
u made every effort to improve the
auxiliary forces.
In February, 1896, recommended that
addltlOna troops be Sent to south Africa,
and recommended strengthening the Natal
garrison and the defensive occupation-not
of rb e town of Ladysmith but Of the Big
garsberg Range, which is twenty five miles
in advance of LadysmIth. l never consid-
cred Ladysmith and its surrounding hills TO
be tenable.
" Three weeks before Mr.. Kruger's dec
laratiOn of war | urged Lord LansdOwne to
send out an amy corps, cavalry division
and five battalions for the lines of COM
munication, in addition to the ten thousand
troops already in South Africa.
L.
troops employed early has often achieved
results VIII ch five times their number could
not produce later. The mobilization of this
force at that fine would have produced a
cons derable effert III South Africa.
" If the country was not prepared at the
of war it was not because | had
not urged the gradual and unostentstious
of the forces.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-27
Government Cult1jS religious powers
Many changes affecting
the clery.

Special cablegram to Boletin Mercantl
Madrid, Wednesday.-The Gov
ernment has resolutely decided to
curtail TIE liberties that have enjoy
ed by the religious sects through
out the country.
All industries in the hands of the
church will be abolished Many
privileges conceded to many If the
religious orders will be all, she'd
especially those that have no com
piled with the agreement Of the
state with the papacy.
The Government will not enforce
religious studies in the centres of
learning as heretofore laid out in the
educational plans
New York Market.
ew York, March 9th 1901
J. heat Flour ''Tumbado-
ra" .--. .$3.9O
Centrifugal Sugar. ...... "4.1I32
Muscovado sugar. 3.1732|
Sterling exohange..... J. "485
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-27
WORLDS GREATEST PHILANTHRopGsr.
ANOTHER TRIUMPH.

Buffalo Courier: -"Tbe British admiralty
will give trial to the Holland submarine
boats. This is another triumph for an Amer.
ican invention abroadp
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-27
VIM. E. Croft

PUERTA DE TIERRA-San Juan ..Ice-ReI Co
Compra toda clase de prendas sortijas con bri-
llantes, diamantes, etc, y BRESTA DINERO,
g. 6
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-27
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Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1901-07-03

The Democracy seems willing to
commit itself TO error as long as it
is permitted to cling to its old idola
Although It has tripped up on tariff
reform tims and again, the old
party seems inclined the bring that
Issue to the front again, giving it
precedence to all other isssss. The
last time it warred against the
tariff was to wipe ont the ''robber"
imposts that are piling up large
and useless surplus in the treasury.
How we'll they succeeded is written
.in the history Of Mr.. Cleyeland's
scopd administration. Tie surplus
g only disappeared under Demo
Ill reform methods, bat 4 deficit
u soan created that required an
Esass iu the public debt of
Q0o, 900 10 make goo<l. Tho
~ of the Denlocracy's pres
fion of the tariff question
=
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1901-07-03
hopeMell.

hopeMell.
Thedry weather still holds on and every
thing is burning up Corn needs rain
badly. All else is past redemption.
Born. June goth. to the wife Of w. A.
Dscs. a Io-pound boy. Mother and eAisd
are doing we'll.
The picnic held here On the asta ult..
while perhaps not success in fnancial
way. was 4 perfect ssecsss otherwise.
Everyone seemed 10 enjoy himself, and
no disturbances Of any Consequence are
reported.
Messss. H. c. Thompsoa and ]. w.
Nixon. Who only short time - entsr-
ed the real estate bssissss hero. have sue
cesded in selling a4o acres for Janss A.
Shields 10 the Fiat River Realty Co, Of
Flat River. II very satisfacaosy prices.
Al they havs several hundred aors .acrsa
ander option. shis sale means 0sch -
them. We wish them ssocs0 IN theiz
new enterprise.
G. A. R. Pest, No. 34s. with the A.
sistancs Of the people of this viciaity. win
give picnic here On Saturday. Aas. Sd.
for the purpose Of raising eanas - bay ~
organ for the Hopewell church aad Sun
day school.
Mrs. A. p. Robinscn is on tAs sick ks'
at presaat writing. We hope Tor hee
speedy recovery.
Mira s. L. Jshasea. of St. Leszs. spsu'
Saturday and Sunday With her Parsats
Mr.. and Mrs. II. C. Lees. whe live aeal
here.
Ms. Ada Huddleston, Of St. Losis
was b town Aooday.
Mr.. H. c. Thompsoa left fos St Loui'
this morning = b gone several days. q ,
business trip. SAW.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1901-07-03
Coaored feAchOrslaStltute.

The iastitute for the cOl0re1 teach
ers OF the De Soto district closed June
20th, after an iaterestisE session Of
ten days The. fsll0wing resolutions
were adopted.
where's We, the teachers OF DeSoto
district, having beea il session at De
Soto eiece Juhe the 10, are about to
complete our labOrs, and whereas We
feol mach good has been done during
The session OF the Institute, aod in-
divid0ally We have derived much ben-
etit from cur atteada0ce.
TtererefOre be il reoolveds First
that We heartily eodOrse the work
done Ia the Institute, because IL has
&iveo Us helpful iafoe0atiOa en- aaeth-
eds 0f teachiaE 2ad school manage
NEST.
Second: That ne heartily endorse
the naa0er in WATCH the Instit0te has
beea oood0cted, 2od extend eur Qrati-
tude 70 Prof. ]. G. Staten, Ter the To-
terest he has taken in the teachers
assembled and for his fair and impar-
tial Treatment to al
Thinl: That We appreciate the in-
terest shown by the teachess residing
In De Soto aad feel thatGkede pyesence
has mAfestAlay be0e6tted %.
Fourth: Caat We extend our heart
Gelt thanks to the citizens OF De S0t0
for &heir Hospitality and the pleasaat
eatertainUent they foroished uA
Fifth: That We appreciate the visit
OF Supt Carroll OF De Soto, and Eeel
grateful Ter the Instructive md eA-
oOuraging remarks delivered by hi0
before the lnstitate.
Sixth: That We retelr0 our th1nks-
to the d Soto Board o( Education tor
the use OF their building aaa apQar1-
tus.
Seventh: That copy Of these reso-
luton be sent to the 1nOnt0n. Farm
ington, De Soto, and Pot0si papers,
and also the Freomen and the Missouri
School Journal Tor publication.
NARY T. WAGNER
BE.p,E E 0oLLIEs Com.
w. A. GUMHELL