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The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1902-05-22
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Bears tho n The Kind You Nave Always BougR
signature q &rsMZzzAe

M. Barber Of the Western newspaper
union gave us a pleasing call on Tues
day.
Lehi is proud Of her schools and The
good work that has been done in the
past.
Senator A j. Evans will leave some
time next month for an extended trip
to the east, including New York,
Washington and Council Bluff.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1902-05-22
AROUND TOWN.

Mr.. Francis Kirkham is expected TO
arrive here from Canada in few days
Manager II. Cutler Left here on
Saturday for New York.
Mr.. William Willis of IIeber City was
visiting here on Sunday.
Honorable Mosiah Evans returned to
Bear River On Tuesday.
Sheriff storrs was in town Monday
evening.
Miss virgie Brown and Joseph Keates
have embarked on the matrimonial sea.
The butchers in town are complaining
that beef IS hard TO get at present.
BORN-Monday to Mr.. and Mrs
Heber Conner a sor.
The NJ. I. A. will give a concert at
American Fork on June 9th.
Don't forget the graduates dance IN
the pavilion on Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. G. Baker of California
are here visiting Mr. aud Mrs Albert
Goodwin.
The newspaper mn are making great
calculations OF having a great time dur
ing their trip to California.
Ernest l.. Thompson, OF the circul at
ing department OF the Desert News
gave us pleasant call the other day
Mrs. William Why is visiting with
heI sister Mrs. A, b. Anderson at Bsa-
yer.
Peter N. Peterson will leave for idaho
where he will probably engage in The
ranching and mercantile business.
Mrs. NJ. ID. Ryan will leave Wednes-
day for Rawlin's, wyo to locate Their
permanently.
Watch our window for dainty .Summe
hats. First door east OF Lehi Mercan.
tile company.
The fremen gave one OF the bes
dances OF the season, 'ast evening il
the pavilion. Everybody had COED
time.
Elk Commissioner john j. Thoma
came IN from Fish Springs on Frida!
night. He reports things prosperoui
out there.
Mr.. w. +. Butt W no has spent severa
week OF late at Tonopah Nevada looking
over the mining fields, came home or
Monday.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1902-05-22

cOVcry rs permanent TOO. for ever since |
have not had tho slightest return of my old
enemy consider Ackcr's English Remedy
hy long odds the best medicine in tho world
eases that many people wrongly suppose to
be incurahlc. lfsu1crers will Just try a sin-
Gle bottle 10 viii prove every word 1 have
said, and more too (Sgnod)
JONI ID. ELLIOTT,
Commander John Megarah Post, No. 132,
Portland Mich
Sold 2ic 50c and 81 bottle, throughout
Che United States anG Canada; and In Eng
land, at is. ID, IS. 3d.. 49, Cd ifyou are not
satisfied altor buying return tho bottle TO
your drundt, and gee your money back.
lrHoras hcet0ir guarantee.
w. H. HOOKER a CO., Fopftiofs, Neu Rorh
For sale by T. j. Wadsworth
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1902-05-22
Probate and Guardianship Notice,
Consult County clerk o. the respect e
signers for further information.

Notice to creditors. Estate Of John
B. Green, deceased. Creditors will
present claims with vouchers to the
undersigned at American Fork City
Utah Co., Utah, on or before January
9th A. D. 1908.
ANNIE GREER, Administrators Of thC
estate Of soHN b. GREEN
deceased
Al. EVANS, Attorney
E-l-O2 4
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1902-05-22
An Attractive Region.

The magic OF California is accumulated
this Summer by the attraction 81 low
rates and the presence of two great Con
ventons. The Mystic Shriners hold
their Imperial Council in San Francisco
in June, and the Knights OF Pythias
their Convention in August, and each
will have Delegates from all parts OF the
Union. The Government OF .he United
States loans the Knights thouaand
tents, and the City will he CAV with
tents and p!umes and aanuers and
splendid uniforms.
The fine air Of Summer ON the Coast
the attractions OF San Jose aud Santa
Cruz, Of Del Monte and Monterey and
Santa Ban bara; OF the Shasta Region,
Lake Tahoe and It's magnii iae15 scenery
and wonderfully tinted water, Of Yose-
mite and the Big Trees Of MAriposa; all
easily accessible. will make the visit for
thousands memorable evenI.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1902-05-22
Cures When Doctors Fail.

Mrs. Frank ChiGsson, Patterson. La
writes June Sth, 1901: IL had malaria
fever in very bad form. was under treat
ment by doctors, but as soon as stop
ped taking their medicine the fever
would return. used a sample bottle of
Herbine, found it helped me. TIL
bought two bottles, which complel y
cured me. feel grateful to you for r
nishing such splendid medicine, I'd
can honestly recommend il TO ii. Sc
suffering from malaria, as it will SUI v
cure them" Herbine, soc bottle at T
Wadsw) rth
There will be meeting OF The memb-
ers Of the Silver Band Ia the Court house
Tuesday evening. Important business,
The large whistle at the sugar iacto y
sounded out loud and clear on MONDAY
giving out notice that the machinery OF
the factory was about to be put in
motion to work mp the syrup left over
from last years run.
Messrs Marion Trane aud John Saby
have taken the job to sink the we'll ioi
the irrigation company mp the creek by
the Briggs old place. They are nos
down mNe than twelve feet The
prospects for water continues to be very
favorable.
Mr.. Kirk Kendall was pArdoned from
the penitentary Saturday by the Board
OF Pardon's and arrived home on Mon
day He looks we'll and intends to leave
here for Tonopah Nevada right away
Mr.. Leon Taylor who went from l.ere
to Greeley Colorado TO work Tor the
sugar co npany located at Greeley left
there few DAYS ago for Wayerly Wash
ington and arrived there last week. Nj.
Taylor is going TO work for the Wayerly
sugar company.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1902-05-22
LEHI MUNICIPAL OFFICERS.

Mayor -George Austin.
Councilmen--James H. Gardner
James Hirwj)l, Slnlsl Taylor, Wa
Bone Jr., Joel Mears,
Reoorder--Mrs. Sarah T. Evans.
TNeasurer-John T Roberts
MdrshdI-Henry East.
City Jusiice--S. w. Ross.
CITY Attorney John Y. Smith.
Quarsntins Physicidn-Dr. Steele.
School TRUSTEES:
James b Gaddie. s. [. Goodwin, W. 5.
Evans.
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No 5O7s.
Notice F)r Publication.
Department OF he Interior.
Land Office at Salt Lake City,
April Ath, 1902


Notice is hereby given that the iolow-
ing named settler has filed notice OF his
intention 10 make FINAL proof in support
Of his claim, and HAT said proof will be
made before the Register and Receiver
at Salt Lake CITY, ON May 10Th, 1909,
viz Enoch CLARK, II E l2,2a7 Tor the
E'a SEA & SCI Mex Sec - Up IS r
Nv and Lot2 See 2 TIP 4sR ic, S. l. II.
lie names the following wilues as to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation Of said land, Viz. G !, Jeu-
sen Of Ryetou, Utah. Charles II
Gushing % sandy Utah and II J.
Clan berlain and CHARLES r. Wright q
Salt Lake Civ Utah.
FRANK D. IOBBs, Register
4-i7-02G
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1902-05-22

advertisements IN ihts eolu' Ten cents per
swsf- t.ssrti,a, I've eeaU par tine each ada
ts~st t~.srtto..
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1902-05-22

State Of o ,,,,. , q j.,,. d Toledo
Frank } Cheney makes oath that he
10 senior partner OF the firm Of +. j..
Cheney & Co.,, doing bnsiuess ia the
City OF Toledo, County and State aior
said, and that said firm will pay the
sum Of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
for each aud every rase OF Catorrh that
cannot be cured by the use Of Halls
Catarrh Cure FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me aud subscribed Ia
my presence, this 9Th day Of December,
A. D., 1856
C-,- A.-W GLEASON.
Seal Notary Public
Halls OItarh Cure Is taken inter-
ually, and act. directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces Of The system
send for testimonials free.
Ell CHENEY & Co, Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists 75c.
Halls Fumily Pills are the best
The graduates OF the district schools
Of this county will be here Fridly--,o-
morrow. They will lold their ex-
ercses in the city pavilion. A very
interesting program will be carried out
All those Interested in The progress OF
education shoald attend and give en-
couragemont by their presence
b. Y ACADEMY REUNION Provo
May 10Th, 1902 An open rate OF one
lare to Provo aud Return is authorized
by the Oregon Short Line Tor the above
occasion from 9TH County points.
Tickets will be on sale May 1920 80.
FINAL return limit to June 9Th.
Mr. Shaw and his family arrived here
yesterday morning from England 1t
will BE- remembered that Mr. Shaw
came to Utah some two years ago aud
after stopping here for several months
went back to the old coullry to briog
his family odt here.
There was very cold wind Sttnrlly
and Sunday and Jack frost showed lis
teeth aud biz tender vegetation satCr-
day night,
There was fine article in Suudays
Tribune on the progress OF the sugar
industry Of Utah taken from the report
Of Charles F. Taylor Of the department
of Agriculture.
The meeting at the tabernacle Sunday
afternoon was rather poorly attended
The reason was because many Of the
people went over 10 The sunday school
conference held az American Fork.
The speakers al the meeting were Elders
James II Gardner, Geo. Austin, Couu-
silor WIN Clark aud A. r, Anderson
win McAlister was ia Lahi two dive
this week in the interest OF tie Union
Savings and Investment company OF
which r II, Roberts 70 the president.
; w Ross was appointed local peaspr
er anl agent.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1902-05-22

M.& Y. l.. II. a. salt Lake
City, May 8O-3l, june I, 1902. For the
above occasion the Short Line authors
ICES an open rate OF one fare for the
round trip to Salt Lake and return.
Tickets on sale NV $3.50, with final
return limit OF June 9th 1902.
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@ n - II ora X n.
bears tho 1Tfs Kind Yoa Hae Alwas Bought
signature of NIe1zzz%s<
For Sale.

20 acres oiland, ~ in lucern on Bull
river for So 25: house aud LOT in Ia
Gust Grove house and lot in rear OF
Merrihcw's drug store. Enquire Of G.
II. GRAY.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1902-05-22

The city lie preparing TO get ont its
first tax notices.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1902-05-22

Mrs Harriet Jacobs came home from
the Suatoga Springs Wednesday,
where she has been Tor several days for
ter health. she states that she dosen't
feel mucl improved,
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1902-05-22

Halls OItarrh Cure IS taken inter-
ually, and act. directly on the blood
aud mucous surfaces Of The system
send for testimonials free.
F.J CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists 75c
Halls Fumily Pills are The best
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-10
Buques a piqu Q
on aguas de Haity


El GO d onero aleman SPanthsHs "a encon-
tr6 en- Ganaives oil EAbado con ei eaaoner0 hal.
siano 4Fixmiafsta CreteapfeFrot9, cue poE me-
dio de In faeYxa So fneaut6 de las &rmas y
munconss del buans alenasn eMai ommanias
E canonsro klsman orden6 10 rsndici6n
del buque, dAntro del plgsa de cingo minutes.
E capitgn Kiiick, del esEonero rsvolucio-
mario. eontess6 pfdiendo qafnes minutos para
eontsstar nj ae rendfrfa g no.
e. comandAnts alsman conesdf6 al tempo
pedido aguArd6 hasta qne sspirara sl tismpo
msrcado, m.entras tanso la aFipulaei6n dal
&Oreteapierrots smpez0 por abaddonaE el bar
90 y6ndoss para tielrra; sato parsss ser que 90
giS0 dentro Go los ounce minutes concadidoa
poT oil captain alenlan.
Ei ComEnaxnth del eaGonsro aPanshaTs,
tan proRto como vi6 que oil buque sra abando"
nado envi6 an bots cue tomara posesf6n da
81, psrn 80 eneontFsron con que 81 tripulaci6n
10 habfa incandtadp v In tancha tavo que xa-
greaag tamiendo que explotRga al polvenir "
asssruyeaa su hareo. Tan pgonto coHo I'm
lanchs regrsas al GlPanthafs empsf0 h0mbaF-
deaa el oreopierrotp hasta que 10 hundib.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-10
The paperwth largest circulation in the island
Este peri6dco es ell de mas circulation en- la isIa
ALTAR PRIYILEGIAD0

Kreetfsino EnIiio Mario con ga eAmigo Fritss
"a aOura do LopGuevAllD
La musR del bHFdal dsscoesda y dasvssti-
d@, Ia que haee 'ea las cosAs come dfoen
y hAaen en- 10 vidE ZEN In mala vlda-ha inva-
dido aquella eGcsns- snsss seria, ,rseAtada donde
no hAhIaba ON alta voss nj 50 refs . mandfbula
bAtlsntes nj Ba apiRudfa manotadAs violsntaa
per no FompeF 10 compostuFa solem nidad del
sermon en- tree actoa. ohcio df&Yio de aousl
temple de 10 tampi&nza burgussa.
EIt6 bien. No hay de que quejarss, sino
mueho con cue rsgociiarsa en- ass pFogrGso vi
sfble rkpidn de nuessro pa 5lico.
"a asona poE alg6n punto del horizonte
ssps mol nuessFa nivai&ei6n eon Europa, no
POGO POGO cen tlmidsz, sino respirando de
IN golps Ia qlinta eseneia del espfritn euro
pso, Ell ruro espfritu pagisien.
Por 10 menos, del tsatTo IA dssspareeido
l. mogigaterfA de sss
mnndo hip6erisa quien psgs
sneuchaP en- verso eosa
que hGce en- piata y dice an pgesa
en- IN salon 6 On "a MESA.
No poeos 10 hamos daseado, 10 Asmos ira
baiado pFsgpnando que el aTte YeRlisss, es San
moraIixador como Ell ideaista, CON IL sola di-
fsReocfa de plocsdimientos: uno enseffa 10 cue
dsbs haeerst:I otro, 10 que dsha svisarss.
no as hsma Rasgar los vslos al ofendaT 10
vista sReando6 10 lux los Yieios soefaew. por-
cue exponerlds sin Atenuaci6n nj goriAcaeio-
mes, on 10 aiaq de In asGana 50 HaeaFlo & 10 alto
del pAtibuio, Entonces no So les presanta, ae
los delatE; nc ne los encumh' !, ga is ajmstieia.
Sabsmoa he alg6n sserit8r que ha defendi
do esas idsaH eon asAs pRTacidRs paiabrks,
ha ofdo poE allo eensuEas do los misnles que
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-10

hoy las apiiean euRndo 80 tEata del arts exoti-
| 60. asIuf prscisamehss eahs pFoeads el
rseurso de quaia del arts nasonal contra nues-
tro pdbli.o.
ri pt.bieo qua rife y aplaude las onadiaa do
frase dc aeei6n De Las eomadias italtanas, 20
enfada y SO snersapa ante msnoFes onadfas de
laa com efias espafIolss.
Dfcaas, para sAIvar 81 pudor indfgena, qua
no Lac enlisnda. Puas sntoneas por que RE
Aplsuda 4
Por gus tal lneonsanuencfa y tamsaa
dssiguaIdad? dSsr6 que Ii grsvs y noble Lem
qua espaiiols as enviisce mancha con las II.
viandadag de bai& Raiea? aSerA cue In lengua
de los quo por al valor dominaron ell nundo no
tisns - dsrecho In osadfa ni siquiera en- oil
campo de los aeci0nes tsasralaa.
Aeasu puaae penaarsa esto 6ltimo, YeeoE.
dando que en- oil siglo dc oro dc nusstFa lttsra
tura andt,hAn nj iguai 10 vAiantia guerrero
In vaIsntsa artfssica. E pneblo no Sc asussAha
d. Ia sanigrs an Ia hAsaila I'll Gs Ia erudeSsb en-
ell libro al tastro. no, n6. AtastsgH slo Ii sCs-
lssfinas, ahGbla Osgvsntss, liable Quevsdo, Ia.
ben Csl6er6n, Lope, Tlrso, ,eualanlers de gque.
ios sseritorss euyas ohras, essenas pslAbFAs
exesdsn IN rsalismo O 10 mGs real dol moderno
teatro libra.
Espaaa pnsds rseibr de fuera laceiones ds
nauehas sosas que IL faitan; psro sn mataria
de arts les ha dado los qua hoy nos 'srasn
La libsrtad literaria O. aqul 10 antique.
E gusto con cue se oya ahofa 10 extranjs
70, no 90 maa que an ranaeimtanto del gusto
eastizo.
For fodas essas Eaaonss nos passea blen In
inaulgsnsis que oil pdblieo soncsde los pacA-
doYes del aTte. Pera para ser 1usta Ia ie ser
indulgsnsia plenaria, es desig, para todcs los
peeadorsss para los sxsrsnjeros = 10 naisnao pa
p los naaionales mal$ratados sismpre qas In
tsntan 10 que los otTos traspAsan.
Pnas ens sno rseoFdancs n los oios do es.
panic oil murmullo do ssnsura eon que 10 Sc
lsctisfma coneurrancia da Ion lanes elGsicos
del Espafio raeibt6 10 representation de al
castigo sin ysngansss, con ser obra maestro
del elsrigo L0pe de Yegas
sNo estanaos viendo los apures fAtfgsa
que passa los rafundidogss do nuastro sestro
sntiguo para aspurgar los origfnalss, cssya-
neser, cuanda no pueden horysg pcr nacasa-
riss, las trsses v los coneepaos que hoy yesul-
tan vitendos Y fueron en- IA die liSftos, aidea
y ssborsi,dos eonsaelsits por e ilustre ssnado
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-10

A les neshss hlansRs con suB somedi&s In
Rfpid&a sue dramas honradotss del ttAtFo
ltRliano de lR SAlle del Prfneips, han aus.iSui-
DO laH noGhRs yerdea del TeRtro Libra DC Pa
Tfsi vsrde tan subldo Que nj reeueri IN sl
mats eneubridor de la eonsabidR hoia da
pAPFs.
Las noehas fhlanelas eran de soladad "
AburTfmianto y las noehes vsrdeB son de lie
nos, dc rsEoei1o de Apiausos en- Ell teatro de
10 ComediR.
IQaian 10 diIsFa In asusARdisA soeiedad
mAdrilsfG, que pidi6 ar, dia honGsto para co.
munieAEHa con Las compA EfsH e1brAp1s 1srasi
qulsn 10 GontarA n las eompAfi&s sxsrAn1srRB,
no AsastRdiSAs, pero asuatadas @cS DE- este pd-
blieo dc OAtenes intolepantss, hOstilss TODD
gssto expressive, toda TalAbra equfVoea, toda
poGtuPa GtrsvidAi
Eso no podis rSsax aqui ain una snbisvA-
sI6n de In concisncia tea3rsl. Gran chaseo
para los que Isl psnsabAn semiRni
Es eisrto que Ia anaAIads satk eompuesta
SON sonoeimisnto del RuRto losAi, PoYqus 80
AnuneiA sl adsrsEo del plato para CUE nAdie 90
lame 3 sngtfs si 10 sneusntFa picante. Y
81 msioF digestive en- msn1sres fuertss do
tsRtFo.
sa eRso sorprend8nte que sBts que los ex.
iRanos considsP4ban un pueblo dc mise ola
EesultA AhorA dstfndo atrSs de m salte los
gar ain psatAnsoa n1 m0hinas 10 mas agrio del
rspsFtorio parisien.
PoTeus dsbs Gle adVsFsiFss que asme ianass
eondimenboG feHeH ALA ia bodag6n especial y
AsoEdonAdo, Rquf go presentan y Sc sirven
10 oomediA. IAlStEemeIcanss los names del GO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-10

de austsroa nsagnasas nobilisimas damAs do
In apPta reIigeosa dc los FaTeg euatFiasoss
asa p6hlieo gnayaa al esas para obEAs do
fama starna, do agte suprsms, On las caalas 90
aleansA nj caho In nnora', Aunque por eamino
dc verdes sarxas. y darroeha la rfaA el aplau-
30 an farzaH de In intima litaratura. ain otro
arta nj otEo fn qna oil del entrsnimisnt0 de los
asntidos, con exolu usi6n del alto placer ssteseo.
sara de perro, cara da paseus; pero In
misms cara para tcdos.
No haya altareH privilsgtadas donds ss OBJ
tisns indulgsneia perqus 90 rexa 90 frances
en- ftHliano.
Todos los idiomas lleGan Dios.
Eugenio SeIes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-10

Para @gnPsEF UE Re@RFR@G0
en- an dia tome Ian PASTILLAS LAXANr
TIES De BROMC-QUININA. El hnticar1o
10 davolverAel dinaro ii Ro 30 eura. La frma
do 2. w. GROVE aa halla "a eada csiisa.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-07-11

gpanish legation. and everybody re-
Ercta to learn that her husband has
been transferred to brussels.
Isaac Khan. Persian minister TO tho
United States. ia rcpuicd 10 DO tho
handsomcst man in tho diplomatic
corps. He stands nearly feet. Is Of
perfect proportions. with a splendid
oval face. Just tinted with amber.
There is n ruddy glow in his checks.
his eyes are large and Eray.bluc. soft
with oriental rcposc. but speaking In
their intelligence.
Tho Persian diplomat IL popular in
all social circles, and Ia noted for his
courteous bearing to everyone. He Is
tho aiie.dc.eamp OF the shah. and &C.
companicd his sovereign on n tour OF
France during the exposition year. His
royal master IL said TO 40 very fona
Of him. and has bestowed upon him
many decorations. Ono IL n massive
pearl and diamond pendant inciosing
a portrait of the shah. II Ia worn only
on state occasions. and Is suspended
from the neck of the tunic by a string
Of pearls.
Isaac Khan Is making n close study
OF American methods and Is deeply in.
tercsted in railroad operations. There
are several lines projected in Persia at
this time. not the least important of
which ~ the Russian railway from the
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-07-11
EXPLAINS PeLee's ACTIONS.
Views Of Prof. verriil on tho Reeen,
Eruption.

Some of III. phenomena attending
tn. destruction of 81. Pierre have
been difficult TO explain. especially
tho shcr, of fame that seems to have
accompanied or closely followed tho
,Ioics, explosion Of gas.
Prof. VcrTiii of Yale states hia view
TO DO that tho heat Ii AufHcicn, Ia
cause tho dissertation Of hydrogen
and oxygen from watcr coming sud,
denly into contact with the lava N tho
crater. and that in the case OF SEA
water chloride would be dissocia,cS!
from sodium.
These gases suddenly elected with
great violence and exploding in the
air above the crater would produce
tho effects manifested on no great a
scale at Martinique.
Tho people were killed by the sud.
den explosion OF a vast volume Of
hydrogen and oxygen: and this nc.
counts for the sudden burning of flesh
and clothes. rs well as OF buildings
and of vessels In the roadstcad.
Tho chlorine combining with Homo
OF the hydrogen would produce hydro.
chioric acid. which ia poisonous and
sutroca,inE and would quickly kill all
those not destroyed by the frat OK.
ploFiun.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-07-11
AMERICAN VOLCANOES.
Regions Of Volcanic Activity In the
Western hemisphere.

The active volcanic groups OF the
western hemisphere occur In i've
widely separated regions:
!. The Anicnn group Of volcanoes
Of the equatorial region OF western
South America.
.. The chain Of some twenty-five
great cindcr.concs which stretch cast
and west across the south end OF the
Mexican plateau.
=. The Central American group. with
Its thirty-onc active crat-rs. extending
dIagonally across the western ends Of
the cast.hnd.wcst folds OF the Carib.
bcan corruRntions. ringing the Pacific
side Of Guatemala, San Salvador. and
Costa Rica. This Is separated from
the Mexican group ON the north by
large non.volcnnic AREA. the Isthmus OF
Tchuantcpcc. and ON the south from
the Andcnn volcanoes by the Isthmus
OF Panama. where no active volcanoes
are found.
4. The chain of volcanoes Of the
windw1ri Islands. marking the cast
crn gate Of the Caribbean Sea. stand.
ing in line directly across the eastern
terminal Of the Caribbean mountains.
trcniing east and west. and parallel
to the Central American group siml.
larry situated at their western termini.
s. The volcanoes of Alaska and the
AIc,itian Islnuds.-Prof. robert T. Hill
in the July Century.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-07-11
GRIM OLD newoAre PRISON.
Scene Of Much Crime and Misery Con.
demned to Destruction.

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Grim, forbidding old Newgate
prison, which In the course of its cen.
fury and half OF existence has housed
SO many men and women condemned
to destruction. has been condemned to
destruction itself SO many times and
still remained undisturbed In all it's
ugliness and dinginess that 1t would
not be surprising II any further an.
nouncement OF the historic PRISONS
impending doom wcie received with
polite incredulity similar to that
which greeted the young mans cry
OF wolff"
However. such an announcement
must be made. for 1t has now been
decided definitely that the long-de-
ferred destruction and rebuilding OF
tho famous jail shall begin May "a. Al.
ready the wardens are beginning to
move. Temporary cells are being built
In the "Old Bailey"-the scarcely less
famous court house which adjoins
Newgate-where the prisoners now
awaiting trial can be kept. and on the
day mentioned the SCOT blackened jail.
house where Jonathan wild. Jack
Sheppard. Mrs. Brownrigg and many
other criminals almost as famous
were confined and executed will be at.
tackled by an army OF workmen. the
great blocks of granite OF which It In
built will be loosened one by one. and
40 one OF tho most interesting remains
OF old London will pass away.-Lon'
don Exchange.