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Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1902-09-05
IMPROVEMENT NEEDED

There is II high ledge OF
r'"k In the river near Vista
thu, can be easily blasted out
which would then allow the
surplus water at the end Of
Truckec Meadows to run Of,
thereh by improving the
qnality Of all the land in that
section and avoiding the dan
ger of floods in times of high
water.
1t is estimated tha' this.
work would cost less than ten
Thousand dollars and that the
increase in value of land alone
would approximate 100000,
while the value to the Railroad
Company will be above comp
rehension.
Let the parties interested
take hold ofthe matter at once
while the water is low and be-
fore the railroad is b uilt
through.
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1902-09-05
NEWLAND'S SACK-BEARERS.

1t is alleged that at least
two of Newland's sack. bearers
are making a tour ofthe State
already.
One Of them is said to be
the m ing superintendent
mentioned in a recent issue of
The News, and the other is
well known in this city. In
fact the class Of men nearest
Ia Nh. Newlands appear to be
too well known to be able to
do any harm. News.
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1902-09-05
TARIFF NOT RESPONSIBLE

The twadlIc about getting
at the trusts by getting at
the tariff has no more viltu.
than 1t would have had when
the Sherman law was enaeted
Lhe beef trust could 20 o,l
forming selling companies, fix
ing discriminating prices aud
making agreements III restraint
OF trade, whether the Dinolev
tariff should be left untouched
or wiped from the statutes of
the United States. 50 could
the anthracite coal monopoly,
which SO far as It's business is
concerned does not know what
Il tariff is, for the reason that
there is no duty o.l anthracite
coal. So could the Standard
Oil company fn the s4n,e
reason. So could any other
trust similarly circumstanc-
ed. Before any Democratic
argument about getting at,rhe
E" trusts by. getting at the
tariff can be made to hold
water somebody must explain
now dissolying the tariff
schedules could prevent any
monopoly, domestic or foreign
from making agreements m
oftrade how revision
of the duties could affect the
coal " trust and the standard
Oil trust when there are no
duties Oh anthra ute coal and
petroleum.
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1902-09-05
WHAT GoODs

Carson News: The Nevada
State Journal says that recent
ly the wsproduced an article
from the ronopah Bonanza to
the effect that the irrigation
bill would not be of material
benefit to Nevada, and that
up to that time the News had
promised great things for the
bill. The Journal points TO
this as typical bit of RI PUB
lican Inconsistency. The Jcur-
nal is simply mixed in its dates.
The News has contended from
the first moment it saw a copy
of the bill that it would amount
to nothing in Nevada, and
months ago assured the Jour
nal that in the future its ques-
ton, What good has the
irrigation bill done Nevada Z"
would become as well known
as it's unanswered one of,
"What has Newlands' ev,r
accomplished fer Nevada :"
Again it reiteraies that the
irrigation bill will be of no
particular benefit to Nevada
and assigns as a reason that
Nevada didn't have rep
resentative in the lower house
with influence enough to make
it SO.
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1902-09-05
A LARGE SIZED ROW.

he question Of the South
crn Pacific Company wanting
to grab mineral lands i'll this
county under agricultural
grants promises to develop
into everlasting rows. Storey
County is also confronted with
the problem. The S. p, Co
say they only want such lands
as mining work has not been
done upon.
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1902-09-05
MORE WORK TRAINS

Three more work trains have been.
put on at Lovelock making six in all.
The trains we're put on for the purpose
Of rushing the work Of ballasting the
roadbed Of the new cut. off between
Browns and Wadsworth. The steel
has all been laid and trains will be run
day and night hauling gravel from the
pits at Perth An electric lighting
plant is to be installed at the pit so that
the work may go forward at night.
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1902-09-05
A AAAAA AA%~ e4~~N~%SN N~~~ R%~%
J BRIEF ITEMS OF
: TOWN AND STATE

lovelock has 81 votes registsrs 4
Captain Wa.lstab is still on the sick
list
Reno has fifteen labor and trades
Unions.
The weather continues warm for this
time Of tine year.
The hunting season is open and the
game is coming in.
Harry Wightman has opened a meat
market at Winnemucca.
The pinenut crop is large and the
indians are harvesting it.
FURNISHED - Rooms for rent.
Enquire OF Mrs. Dillard For Gentle
men only
There are more prospectors in the
hills Of Esmeralda County than for 25
years past.
left Poole returned tc Olinghouse
Yesterday. He says things are coming
his way at last.
BoARD.-Mrs. Bracy on River
street will furnish board for S4 per
week Tor six men.
The dead body Of a four month S old
oaby vas found at the mouth OF
comstock sewer Sunday.
The public school children are get
ling into harness, it takes the first week
70 "break them in after vacation.
A cold deck Of cards. criminal as
sault, and an attempted robbery make
days history Of crime at Golconda
Andy Russell and Frank Mlss3dc ch
left yesterday for the country pear
Pyramid Lake TO give it a thorough
Prospecting.
A new son put in appearance at ths
the residence of Districk Attorney
Pike. He is such lover of babies he
likes to have one around all the time
The State in which there is the least
number of government pensioners is
Nevada, in which the number only 275.
There are 800 in Wyoming and $50
in Utah.
RstAesnakes are invading the homes
Of people on the Comstock and in
Carson This is the time of year they
putin appearance at Olinghouse and
Wadsworth.
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1902-09-05
D. P. MAESTRETTI DEAD.

Last Wednesday forenoon
while Don p. Maestretti, F.
M. Maestretti, Fred Dalton
and several others were engag-
ed in running wild horses,
Don Maestretti received in
.juries by being thrown from
his horse, that resulted in
death AZ hours after. Austin
Reveille
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1902-09-05

Chamberlain's Pain Balm applied to
a cut, bruise. burn, scald or like injury
will instantly allay the pain and will
heal the parts in less time than any
other treatment Unless the injury is
very severe IT will not leave a. scar.
Pain Balm also cures rheumatism,
sprains, swellings and lameness. For
sale by all druggists.
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1902-09-05
WEATHER AND CRCPS.

Fer week tnd.rg Septent er /. 1902
Carson City. September ?. 1902 :
The weather conditions ef the past week
were typical Of early au umn. the days
being warm and pleasant. while the
nights have been generally clear and
comfortably cool. There was no rain Of
any consequence reported from an sec
ton during the week
The majority OF correspondents report
that the conditions have been exception
ally favorable for haying. harvesting,
ihreshing and The maturing Of late
crops.
Harvesting continues and the yield
OF hay snd grain IS reported to BE-
highly satisfactory.
Potatoes are reported to be locking
we'll and promise good Yield
Fall apples are coloring nicely and
good crop Is in sight
Threshing has commenced in west
ern part Of the State where the grain
is turning out much better than ex-
pected
There is some complaint that rabbits
and crickets are doing more or less
damage to crops in various parts Ct the
State.
WlNNEMUccA-H Hayng about finished
Apples. plums, peaches and other fruits
ripcning fast Average daily tempera-
ture departure from normal, minus OIL
Of an inch. Highest temperature dur
ing the week. 81. on the. oath lowest.
38. on the 30th; no rain 90 per cen.
of sunshine. J. c, Hayden.
WooD- Summer apples whic h are
abundant. have been picked and ar. OF
fire quality, Heading and binding near
ing completion. Second crop Of alfalfa
being put up all over the valley High
est temperature during the week, 81,
on the oath lowest 81. on the 27th
no rain A. H. Wiseman.
WADsWoRTH - The past week has
been favorable to allcrops Warm days
and cocl nights Vegetables maturing
rapidly Water plentiful for irrigation. =
t. G. Herman.
FALLoN- Second crop alfalfa nearf
all stacked, yield not very heavy. prob
ably half crop. Grain all ready fol
the thresher Typical fall weather
pleasantly warm days and delightful,
cool nights. w. Ferguson.
LEETvILLE - Another hot and dr.,
week. Haying finished in some places
Rabbits doing much damage to crops
Carson river dry at this place. w. F
Kaiser.
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1902-09-05
LADY MEMBER OF UNION,

At the last meeting Of the
Miners Union, Mrs. Rose
Howard was regularly initiat-
ed. AS far as known she has
the honor of being the first
woman ever to be taken into
this order.
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1902-09-05
BOYS SET SCHOOL ON FIRE.

Roger Rutherford, Harold
Aldrich and Leo Warren, the
boys accused of setting fire to
the schoolhouse at Winnie
mucca have been arrested
and are liable to be severely
punished as they are old
enough to know better.
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1902-09-05

NOTICE.

All those knowing themselves in
aeoted to the Wadsworth Supply com
pany Will please see us and settle.
w. S. MACPHERSON.
E. H. AUSTIN.
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1902-09-05
LICENSE TO MARRY.

William Henry of Richmond
Ky. and Miss Florence Ross
of Wadsworth, have been
issued a license to wed.
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1902-09-05
NATALIE GIANOTTI DEAD

N. Gianotti who was shot
at Lovelock Sunday, is dead.
1lanotti was well known here
where he worked on the sec
ton gang for some years.
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1902-09-05
Bills Owing c. ". Kinney 6 Co.

All accounts owing c. w. Kinney
g. Co. have been placed in the hands
Of Judge Bridges for collection and he
is authorized to receipt for US.
C. w. KINNEY & Co.
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1902-09-05
WILL REVIEW THE TICKET

We will review the nomin-
eeS of the Republican County
Convention next issue. We
are rushed with work at pres
ent.
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1902-09-05

Try the White Knight S cent cigar
as postoffice store.
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1902-09-05
A BARGAIN.

Cabin 10 fl. wide, 20 #. long, shet
loxlo. Very cheap Apply at thi'
office.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-03
LOS AMIGOS ARTESANOS

';pJr Gne. Enr;9ie. TO les Volysrss vcr:
Es;o oepenoeTa dc H. Una vez cue .erlfine,
el ciaTto afio. iras nj Ginaasio clos sc de
cicAran 4 IN o.ico. pego pernian1c srt's g, !,
nl;S1ia cuiad, quizd por iaucsOs alIcs ;tcr
one cnlouccS 10 - babelS de Yer in.ss C;.snSo
Ssids en- IA Cnivers.dad en- II aCa .ein,a, lcs
iras buscar 4 Gus iieraass6 ( suS tal.ercs. y
&c dard muc'lo gas encontrarte con ;us con-
panercs de u ihisncia--,a howhres Gu sG ia.
uala Como es pcSib que III no vayas 4 bus
Cal CGte!3 4 PrcCuSa, donde ofsc.a Qve IS
ten, I:as pASarss con clos horlS entCras en-
IL co;npaIia, veraS eS:udilndo Ia vida ei
n,undo, cuan,as coSas puedts aprcnGer de clos
que uadie mas te Saba cnseiar taTto sobre
sis oiicioS como S -b.e 81 socedad como de tu
pals. ten precente Qrc 81 no conseTvaS es-
tas amsstades, scra muy dificl cue aLquier.s
o:ras semejGnteS en- el porvenir, amistades auie.
70 decir, fuera de Ia clase que IL perteneces
asi vlviras en- una sofa case; el hombre que
no fTectIenia mas que una CiaSe sofa. eS como
el hoDlbre estuilosu que no lee mas que IN So
10 hbro. Pfopon.e. por conslgu;eute, Gesde
ahora, conservar estos buents amigos aun tara
cuando os hay as separado, y p:ocura cultivar
Su trato con pretereucja, precisanente porqre
r bios de artesanoS. Mira los ho1:1h;es de
las c!ases superiores son los ofciales los ops
rarics, son los soldados del trabao pero tanto
Ell Ia Soclrdad como en- Ell ejerCito, no solo cs
e so'dado tan noble como ell fetal, toda vez
Cue Ia nobleza esta en- el trab<jo, no en la
ganaucia, cn el valor, y no en- el grado sro
que 81 hay superio1idad en- ell merio esta de
parte del sodadoy del operar;o, po1q1e sacan
de su propio estuerZo meror gananci4. ANA.
pues. reSpsta, sobre todos, eatre tus compa-
i1eros, a los hijos de los soldados del trabaio
hoara en- clos los sacrifices de sus padres; des-
precia las diferencias de fortuna y case, por-
cue solo las gentes despreci 9b.es r1iden les
sentimlentos IA cortesfa Per aquellas diferer-
clas; piensa que dc las ve0as de los qle traba-
jan en- los taleres y los campos, sali6 Ia san-
gre bendi:a que redim6 la patria; anna Ga
IRON, ANA freclsa, anna Coreta, ANA til
0lbaHEhll0. qlss en- Sis pechoS de crerarios en-
clerrau coraz5nssde principles, jt1rate Z II
n1isn1o cue nirgin canlbio dc fortuna podra ia
mas arracclr de til alma estas santas anista-
des infa1l'ies. Jura que 81 dentro de cuarenta
amos al pasar por uua estaciol del fer;ocarril,
rcconocieras bajo ell trajs de r2aqunista tn
viejo Garron con Ia car. negra iAh' No
quiero que 10 jures estoy seguro de que salta-
ras sobIe Ia maluina y qle ic echaras los bra
EOS al cue!lo. aun Cuando seas senador de! rel
no.-1M Padrr.'
Edmundo Amicis
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-03

Do1 Pablo Mer:jno cura parroco de Yesca
Territorio de Tep:c, acaba de anunciar la au-
toridad territorial ell hallazgo de importautes
tcsoros aatecas. Ell relate del sefor Mertino.
atestIgualo per personas responsaIles, es que
una partidl de americanos dirigida por un ar
queologo, que dijo lararse Heyerick, lego
hace tres semanas Yesca, tomando tres
PRACTICES del pats, sallo en- direcci6o les mon
teS.
El arqueo!ogo Sc guiaba por una carta to-
pograhca que djo haber copiado de una lanina
azteca Ell el Museo Nacional de Mexico. En-
IN monte cerca de Yesca halo una caverna,
dentro de la cual habfa inmensas imagenss de
pledra. A I'm extreme habfa un hermoso altar,
sobre e cual ardfa una brillante llama product
da por gas natural que salfa por una grieta de
la caverna, cuya luz probabiemente vendria en-.
cendida desde muchos siglos atras.
En- una camara adyacente Sc hallaron or
namentos y utensilios pertenecientes los az
tecas Il otras razas. almacenados en- gran canti-
dad. Necesita aronse doce Durros para trans-
portar todos esos articulos al puerto de San
Bias. de donde sc les remitio por vapor San
Francisco, yendose los americanos con su ha-
1lazgo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-03
NBHg ESEszass a I'll

Nos referimos al famoso "alnanaoue de
Baly-Bailliere, para el aiio de 1893
Este interesante liLro es una esciclo1edia
popular lie la vida p-actca.
Fl vol1men qce nos rcferin1os contiene
las slgElenles naterias:
La fainilia-El aflo loo3-El afio religio-
so-Concordancia de los calendarios en- 1909
Agenda-Hstoria del afIo Iooi-Io22 -Visiones
del infnto-Que tempo va hacer-Lluvias
de sangre -TroDoS, cetros y coronas- -Orderes
de cabaleffa eXisentes abolidas er Espafa-
Lemas CGlebres -Torrentos ch1nos- Cuadro
sinoptic0 de Ia historic de Italia-S -Soberanos dc
Europa Grandes reyes ex6ticos--Prncesas ie-
fes de regimiento-La guerra angloboer-Ios
vlaJeros al POO Sur-La question de los cables
silbmarlnos-Los mayores puertos del nlurdo-
Los campos de batalla del ei5rcito espanol-
Progresses del pOder ruso en- ASia-Las mas
hermosas catedrales del mundo -Nacmiento,
vida muerte de I'm cafl6n-IIistora de los
cartuchoE del siglo-Perros de guerra-I.a ba-
ITALIA deSde el aire-La batalla tlesde el fondo
dc las olas-Hospitales de sangre en- Ell mar
Como termlnar nuestras cartas-Una 1eno11a
universal-El lenguaje de las tarjetas- Gran
des escnl.ores de ia antiguedad del Renaci-
miento-El estilo modernisa-Ei himno nacio-
nal belga ell ho'aud6s-Aires populares anda-
luces ceramica en- Francia Las sortiias-
Un POGO de estadistica en- st1 relaciones de la
vida-La pipa-i Para quen trabajamos ?-La
moda femenna en- Ioo2-El peinado es TN arte
Labores-Tabla de amortizaci6n--La cartera
de I'm padre de familia-El orc y la plata que
ruedan por el n1rndo-Nuestras pequefIas do
lercias-El Gallo y ia ufIa iucarnada-El vina-
gre-Memento del fonografo afcionado-A r
Z de la fisica-La VOC humana-La arafia--
Nuevos sellos de Correos-Grandes descubri-
mientos, pequefias invencones-El trigc-El
crisanteno, rey del otofIo-Manera de defen-
derse Ell case de agres6n--El liro con arco-
Novedades ciclistas-El automovilismo en- 1902
Para salvar I'm hombre que Sc esta aho-
gando-El hombre contra ia tempestad-El
primer andarfn del mundo-El rev del salto-
Las alas del buque-Guia de C6rdova Gra-
nada--Vida practica-Nuestros regalos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-03
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.se--~>s--rN--s'--sss ss--~>-.--> akNSs>-~.-Ai.
81 - - - WtS Ee'F. TT. =
49, g. ls.ss.. - : q

Desde 10 alto de Ia carrctera he
mos contemplate. por largo ratio. la
hermosa campiiia. Las riveras del
Plata sen6radas de tabaco ofrecen nj
viaiero una agradable impression dc
trabaio.
Tambi&n hemos podido obscrvar
que empiezan IponeTse EN- pr6ctica
medios de exploitation cientiiica para
el trabajo y Ia production &c los cam
pos.
Los Sres. Rucabadov Portela el
Sr Mayol, de Ponce. emplean ell la
siembran del tabaco mediOS desco-
nocidos aQui, hasta ahora, para que la
hoja reSulte de una finura extra9rdi-
maria.
Considerables extensiones dc te-
rreno han sido ent0Idadas con una te-
la especial para que nj el sol fuerte nj
las lluvlas torrenciales perjudiquen
las plantaCiones.
Los. terrenos Ell esas condiciones
cubiertos, produciran nucho mas que
rutinariamente cultivados Y ell tabaco
de Puerto Rico ganara tambiGn en- ca
lidad
La situaci6n casi foreciente de
algunos pueblos de la lsla, sc debe al
fomento que Ia industria tabaquera
va adquirieEdo en- el pals.
Al progreso de Ia elaboration tie
ne que il hermanado el del cultivo
La lndust1ia, como poderosa palanca
de la Agriculture, Y esta sirviendo
las necesidades de aquella para COM
pletar la obra de trabajo.
En- AibOnito hemOs departidO con
algunas personals prominentes del
pueblo Una fdbrica de tabacos, nos
han diCho, que esta dando bastante
vitalilad q la poblaci0n..
Ell Crecinn'eTto de los puebloS
ciudades es Una consecuencia del es-
tablecinlientO de fabricas y talleres de
industries diferentes.
FL progreso industrial Sc refleja
Embellishments en- las poblaCiones
por nsigDificantes que sean.
Es indudable que el espfritu CO
mercial como el agricolae E industrial,
va posesiOndndosc de nuestro pueblo,
que sabe va demasiado, porque los ST.
cesos repetidos Sc 10 han hecllo COM
prender asi, que 10 han de venir de
otra parte Ia prosperidad nj los ade-
lantos, 81 no es por el trabajo laborioSo
y continue.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-03
CCrz.eo dc rE71e7.;ca.

IL rcvererdo dcctoT John /. Sciidc-. pi-
rToco d ana ig'eSia plo.osian;e IN Jersey CYL
Csa3a ana SeccCa dc pagiliSmo oira dc
lIohs e y p'aD;a baja dc 81 tempo. Las lee
Clones cTlpezg-on II Seaiana pasada Y nrome.en
eXiio complete. Parcoe que ei presupues.o dc
Cutie CleGo' diSinireia rapiea couS.anie-
n,en;e, p7r 10 cua q bucn Teverendo insttdy6
un Club de "Cadetes Roosevelt; Y &c nomento
rGnio $50 muchachos. .Acio continue com
PRO doce i'arcs de guan:es, III s;irtido de este
raS, y ley6 n s'guieate cariiia:-"Ouiero genie
viva. pero no di ;SusOs. Fl cue anne caalorra
quecara eX,'uido. Los crcEentros G,srarin dos
nl;nutos cala uno las Ieccioncs seran los mar
ties. Goa que auino y no olvidar que el club
&c llama Roosevelt"
FL doctor Kinberio. oculista dc Kansas
City, Missouri, y In eX-policia de Ia ciudad
apellidado SC lnlon, fuerpn encontrados muertos
hace dils en- ell despacho del ocuiista. En- ell es-
critor.o sc encontro una ca.ta del ex policia aun
hermaro suyo que decia-"He nlatado 4 Kim
berlin porque me destruy6 IA vista, me nlato
ior no reslgnarne 4 vivir ciegc" Scanlon sc
habia estado curando on el doctor por dos Sc
n1anaS.
FL gran jurado federal ha ordenado sc for
me- causa klner Herendon, administrator de
Correos en- Baldwin, Michigan, y D. II. Mi
ller, asociado suyo, presses hace un mes por tt
rar una loiciis iorivada y hacer uso del correo
para fines !raudu'ento;, vali6nilose Herendon
de su pOsicioH Official. FL tesorero municipa,
del lugar, Homer Cat!er, fue preso por la mis-
ma causa, peto assGste NADIA Sc le pudo probar.
Un tai Leddy, avecindado Ell Brooklyn,
dejo tuer;a su ;nujer de TIN puntapie hace
como dos afIos, pero Ia justicif no intervino.
En- Septieubre tlti1no, de otro puntapie la dei0
ciega POGO nenos. Entouces intervino e1 We
cindaro, y 81 no es por Ia policia 1inchan al
brutal narido. Sus tres ni1os fuerQn l;evados
una iustituco1. Dicen que Leddy era bora
cho consuetudinario y obligaba los nifios, par
ticularnaecte IA mia mayor, que tiene~0cho
ailos, bebar whishey, y que las pateaduras 4
81 eSposa eran conSecuencia de las repren-
stones de 6sa Ell juez Keady le puso en- Il
bertad el juaves, AMONGST andole para que me-
jorase de conducta. Leddy sofa blasonar de
tener mucha influencia politica
El cadaver de IN labrador b'anco, apelli-
dado Adair, fue visto cerca de su casa Ell Le-
wisburg Tennessee. POGO despues fue preso
TN tai Davis, de co'or, por scspechas de que
fuese ell matadoT. Como tratase de escaparse,
u1l tiro en- cada p;erna le aquieto. Llevado al
pueblo Sc reunio IN gran gent1> Sc de;ermro
hnchar al preso. Tra.aron vecnos de pro,ni-
neucia entire clos tn cl6yigo de pers,iadir al
gentlo de que el preso deb{a ser juzgado segdn
Ia ley, pues no habia p1uebas de su delto. FL
preso fue ahorcado 'provisionalmente' en- TN
arbol del patio del propo juzg Nade lie
vaba mascara NJ hubo arrestos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-03
AHGEM TINA

Un periodsta celebro una entrevista con
el seflor del Viso Secretario de la I.egacion Ar
gentns en- Washington. quien, segtin su inter-
locutor clio que no habfa por el presente pro-
ba 'ddades de que en- Ia Argentina Sc invirtie-
sen capitales americanos, q no ser con inter6s de
20 80 por ciento Los Estados Unidos ofre-
clan vasto campo de exploitation s,ls propios
tia, ror 10 tanto, gran adversion enplearlo
fuera. Tamben dijo el sefor del Vso que ha-
bia menguadas probabilidades de un tratado de
reciprocidad entire los Estados Unidos y Ia Ar
gentina
Hablando de los 'Trusts," expres6 la Green
cia de que los Estados Unidos no S" librarian
de ellos. Dijo que las compafIfas ferrocarrile-
ras dominaban un million de votos, que Mr..
J. Perpoat Morgan solo, disponia de 100 900.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-03
VI a II lila

La cornision Taft ha decretado una ley pa
ra contribuir al exterminio de los ladrones. Ell
robo en- despoblado, conletido por tres mas per-
sonas, sera castigado con peoa de rnuertc. Para
dictar sentenGa de muerte no seran menester
pruebas de comis6n del delito, sino que bastard
con que exista una cuadrila de ladrones arnna-
dos. Para los completes de los ladrones Sc pro-
veen penas muy severas.
La conlision decre,6 una ley dc vagos. rfgi-
da y elastica en- extreme, APPLICABLE gente de
NAL vivir, 10 mismo del pas que extraniera; v
otra ley nlandando funcionarios qae hagan
comprender al pueblo el periodic de hanbre que
tiene encima, lie aconseje que siembre reco-
ia cosechas de equellos frutos que mas rapida-
mente crecen y ;nadaran. Ell gobierno da Sc
millas J usara terrcnos pdblicos al efecto.
El Tribunal Supreme ha reafrmado la SEN
tenca impues.a al periodista espafo dot vi
cente Valdes, dire ctor del Miau' por calumnia
los sef1ores Legarda y Tavera La sentencia
es destierro del archipelago por cuatro afios
Ell seffor VaIdes sc fu: 4 China hace IN mes.
sin esperar el ia 10 co frnlato4io