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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-06-08
Viaje del AttOrneyNr. Sweet
a Ia isIa dufara una semana
INSPECTION De LOS
JUZGADOS MUNlCIPALES
FL nombramiento de jueces Sc
hara a su regreso 10 mas
pr0nt0 possible.

Uno de nuestros redactores ha
conference.-the esta manana con Ell At
torney General Mr.. Sweet, quie nesta
noche saldra de viaje para la isla,
inspeccionar los edifcios que serviran
para establecer los Juzgados Munich
pales.
Mr.. Sweet manifesto que ell itine-
rario del viaje ser4 recorrer los pue-
bios de Aguadilla, Mayagiez, San
German, Anasco, Yauco, Ponce, San
ia Isabel, Y Salinas para dejar termi-
nadas las ordenes de installation de los
Juzgados.
En- Aguadilla Sc detendra algun
tempo a fin de que en- este pueblo tie
M que qnedar alberta la nueva Corte
de Distrito el 1o de Julio pr6ximo.
En- todos los sitios que visite en-
contrara que los locales han empezado
va su complete arreglo, por haberse
anticipate los trabaios preparatorios.
Preguntado acerca del nombra-
miento de jneces judiciales, manifesto
que estos no seran nombrados hasta
su regreso que sera en- la senana en-
trante.
Como estaba sumamente ocupado O
el Attorney en- negocios urgentes no
solicitamos mas information.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-06-08
Para HumacaO

Sc nos asegura por conducto fl
dedigno, que el Lcdo. p. Jose r.
Aponte, es el designado por el Attor-
ney para ocupar la plaza de Fiscal de
la Corte de Humacao.
Tambien Sc dice que. ira de juez de
dicha Corte el senior Tous Soto.
Comprendemos el NAL efecto que
estas noticias causaran en- aquella po-
blacion, donde los senores Aponte v
Tous Soto Sc distinguieron en- otra
epoca por sus intransigencias polfti-
cas-.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-06-08
E| Haje de Mr. HartzeII

En- ell vapor que llegara mafIana
de los Estados Unidos Sc espera al
Secretario de Puerto Rico Mr.. Hart
zell.
Sabemos que Mr.. Hartzell estuvo
en- la Exposition de San Luis, que
do muy desagradablemente impresio-
nado del modo como Sc estan hacien-
do las instalaciones de Puerto Rico.
Dicen que con ese motive tuvo un
fuerte altercado con el presidente de
la Comision senior Annexy.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-06-08
Barcos de guerra en- Tdnger
Francia, Inglaterra y Espana
protegen sus intereses

NUEvA YORK JUNO 8.-Comu-
nican de Tanger que han llegado &
aquel puerto varios buques de guerra
ingleses, franceses y espanoles.
Espana ha declarado que esta dis
puesta: por todos los medios a su al
canoe, proteger los intereses de sus
siibditos.
Green esas naciones innecesaria la
intervention de Estados Unidos, pues
Sc consideran sufcientes para someter
los moros y rescatar los s1bditos
americanOs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-06-08
UNA VISTA INTERSTATE

Hoy ha empezado en- la Corte de
Distrito el juicio oral en- el pleito civil
interpuesto por don Manuel Argieso
Flores y su esposa dona Ernestina
Frfas contra los senores Mullenhoff Y
Korber sobre cobro indebido de una
cantidad.
Lleva la representation de los de-
mandantes el abogado don Rafael L6-
PEE Landr6n.
Defende q los senores Mullenhoff
y K6rber el LIDO. Herminio Diaz Ma
varro.
Mucho pdblico asisti6 hoy q la
vista, la cual durara dos tres sesio-
mes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-06-08
EXAGERACION

Seg1n nuestras noticias, es muy
exagerado todo cuanto dice el Cores
ponsal del Heraldo EspaaoI en- el pue-
bio de Toa-Baja. acerca del incendio
ocurrido en- la playa en- un cahaveral
de la Hacienda Constancia. Nj el fue-
go fu6 tan grande, nj hubo tales hero
sidades.
Las perdidas han sido muy pocas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-06-08
Ell JUEz WILCOX

Es cosa segura que el juez de Ia
Corte de Ponce Mr.. E. w. Wilcox,
pasara q oeupar la plaza de assistant
Secretary de Puerto Rico.
Tomara possession de dicho cargo
ell 10 de Julio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-06-08
Servicio poiiciaco

La policia insular ha prestado en-
el mes de Mayo los siguientes servi-
clos: en- Ell primer distrito 900; en- Ell
segundo distrito 353: en- Ell tereer dis
trito $50: en- el cuarto distrito 437: en-
el quinto distrito SIS en- el resto dis
trito 32s: que en- total snnan 3.423 SER
vicios.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-06-08
Bajas sufridas pOr los japOne-
ses en- ell Gncuentro de
Wonsan.

NUEvA-YORK, JUNO S.-Han
ocurrido varias bajas en- el ejercito
japones en- ell encuento tenido en- los
alrededores de Wonsan con las tro-
pas rusas.
Esas bajas no revisten gran i'm
portancia, pues ell encuentro tnvo mas
bien el caracter de una ligera escara-
muZa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-06-08
Examenes de abogad0s

Han renunciado los puestos del
Tribunal de examenes para abogados
don Manuel +. Rosy II. Henfx r.
Hord, y en- su lugar han side designa-
dos don Jacinto Texidor Mr. Ben
jamfn Horton.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-06-08
En- ell ObiSpado

En- el Palacio del Honorable Obs
po cat6lico Mr.. Blenk, ha tenido lu-
gar hoy una importante reunion de
los sacerdotes que componen el Cabil-
do Eclesiastico.
Al entrar en- prensa nuestro pc
riodico continuaban reunidos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-06-08
DE bAYAMOh

Nos dicen de Bayam6r, Que por
fin ,estan arreglando la Gale del I'm
bsado. II arreglo consiste ca una tos-
ca yerja de hierro y una tapia de
mamposterfa que dan 4 aquel aifIo el
aspecto lie IN cementeglo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-06-08
5MAS FRAHQUICIAS?

&c asegura que una nneva fran
quicia 4 favor de Vandegrin sera con-
cedida por el Concejo Executive en-
una de sus proximas reuniones. Tam
bien Sc asegura que los trabajos del
ferrocarril de San Juan d Ponce no
comenzaran por ahora.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-06-08
Mr.. FOOTE

Sc da como SECURE que en- la nue.
va organization judicial, el tnieo anne
ricano que permanecera ocupando un
puesto de juez, sera Mr.. Charles Foote.
Probablementep pasaraa i Quay anna.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-06-08

hostilizando con frecuencia d los ru-
sos hasta el ano de 1774, en- que tuvo
lugar la 1ltimo revuelta de importan-
cia A contar desde entonces, sa1vo
alguna que otra rebellion parcial, los
cosacos han guardado a los zares
constante fidelidad.
Russia ha sacado gran partido de
los cosacos, utilizando en- su provecho
las cualidades de esos guerreros, in
comparables. Ellos constituyen la le-
gi6n mas formidable del ejercito mos
covita, siempre arma al brazo, cons
tantemente deseosa de lanzarse la
pelea, de guerrear, porque para esos
terribles luchadores la guerra consti-
tuye, no va la principal, sino la 11nica
fnalidad de la vida.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-06-08
'SERv|C|O CABLECRAF|CO
De LA DEMOCRACIA"
EncuentrOs sin inpOrtancia

NUEvA YORK. JUNO Sci
viernes Sc libraron entire las tropas
rusas Y japonesas varios encuentros
en- la peninsula de kuichow y Taku-
shan, sir resulsados decisivos-
Los rusos estan movilizando acti-
vamente varios .cuerpos de ej6rcito.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-06-08
Los ingIeses en- ell Tibet

NUEvA YORK, JUNO 8.-Los
ingleses han enviado nuevos refuerzos
al Tibet, india inglesa.
La insurreccion de los herreros
toma cada dia mayor incremento.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-06-08

Actualmente los cosacos tienen
constituida una especie de rep6blica
militar, 1nica en- el mundo; Sc rigen
por leyes especiales, siempre respeta-
das por los gobernantes moscovitas,
quienes 10 1nico que les interesa es
tenerlos & sus ordenes para cuando sea
menester lanzarles & la lucha.
Estan los cosacos sugetos q una
ley militar que rige desde el ano 1875,
y seg1n la cual todos los hombres no
utilizados para. ei servicio militar, de-
ben prestarlo, desde los dieciocho &
los treintiocho amos. Ell perfodo la
mado de preparation dura de los diez
y ocho q los ventiun amos durante
Ell hallanse los cosacos sometidos &
ciertas obligaciones que tienen por
objeto ell que adquieran, antes de en-
trar en- filas, los primeros elementos
de la instruction militar.
FL servicio active comprende de
los veintiuno los treintitres amos V
de esta edad la de treintiocho amos
fguran los cosacos en- la reserva. Los
doce amos de servicio active Sc diyi-
den en- tres per1odos sucesivos, 8 tur-
nos de cuatro amos. En- el primer pc
r1odo los cosacos prestan servicio en-
los cuerpos regulares de caballerfa,
artiller1a 6 infanterfa que Sc hallan en-
pie de guerra de un modo permanenie,
a1n en- tempo de paz. Durante los
otros dos perfodos estan los cosacos
en- sus casas; estos dos perfodos Sc
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-06-08
Los rusos abandonan varias
a|deas de Korea
AL retirarse gueman y ARA
san las villas.

NUEvA YORK, JUNO 8.-Los
rusos han empezado evacuar las al
deas de Korea proximas las riberas
del Yalli.
Todos los trenes que de ALI par
ten van llenos de soldados.
Los habitantes pacffcos huyen te-
merosos de que con ellos Sc cometan
renreSalfaS
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-06-08
COmbate naval frente
a Puerto Arturo
la escuadra rusa hace una sa-
Ida y ataea 4 10 escuadra
jap0nesa
Cuatro yap0res de guerra
japoneses hundidos

NUEVA YORK, JUNO 8.-La
escuadra rusa sali6 aver de Puerto
Arturo ibro un combate con la es-
cuadra japonesa que bloquea dicho
puerto.
Durante ell cOmbate Sc hundierOn
cuatro vapores japoneses, regresando
la escuadra rusa al puerto.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-20
REFUSES TO Be OUSTED
FRISCO AGENT At MusKooEG
PROVES TO Dc sTAVER.

There has boen a general change OF
agents Of the frisco railway in the
Vinlta, / T.. section. W, a. Dock has
been transferred from Falkland and
made agent az viniia, and n r.. Kark.
rider was transferred TO MuskOgoe,
but he has not been anle 90 gee Ia
the ONCE there
when the Ozark A Cherokee Cen.
trail runway reached Muskogoo. E. NJ,
Morton resigned as agent FOR the
haty and made a contract with the
Uzark extending over several years
aud beoeme rs agent Later the Frisco
acquired the ozark Mr Morton felt
that his contract was sim valid aud
that be was a part OF the Caaets pur.
chased by the Frisco from the ozark
people C. j Clements. cashier for
iho Frisco al Vinlta. becomes agent
for the Katy az Mineral Kansas. and
Is succeeded by a.. .. Croninger who
was operator Croninger is succeeded
by Robert sawteil
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-20
LAS VEGAS

From the Optic
NapOmuccna soguru who was
formerly interpreter fog he district
court. died az his home la Ponaaco
Blanca. re was 90 ycars OF age ami
succumbod 90 an attack OF fever
Ambrosio Madriel OF los Vallecitos
who vas given a hearing on a charge
o. criminal assault. was bound over
90 await the meeting OF tho grand
jury Two thousand dollars bail was
fixed, but failing % find bondsmen.
Madriei was committed 10 sail
E C. York formerly OF the las
Vegas Record. writes from NaoozaFl,
Mekico. where be nov makes hla
home, that he Is much pleased with
that section OF tho country and ls
very probably employed by the min.
ing company Of that town.
u Us announced 10 friends 90 this
clly that Victor We'll, brother Of
Joseph NJ Well. who b wen known
here Is 20 be- married IN Chicago "a
Miss Krauas. a popular Chicago belle
Word has been received from Geo
a. Money. who went hastily "a
Washington. a week ago 90 attend
the sick bed OF his mother that now
the lady has pissed the crisis and
strong hopes for ultimate recovery
are entertained by the family This
will be- good news for Mr. Money
Las Vegas friends
Col Il. b. Twltcheil. writing of On,
baltimore fire, uuoH tho following
words 90 have been down 60 Balu
more o. see the terrible hro Words
fail ono go attempting 10 describe "a
I can ace where the Biblical phophoci
ls possible II II should BE determined
t0 destroy the world Marble and Iron
and steel melted away IKE 30 muci
AJAX"
Delegate Rodey has been inHiruman
tal ln securing the allowance of an
ether pension Mr Maria Lopez "a
/ padilla Of Tecoloto has been grant0'
q pension ~ IS per month from Marcl
"a. 1909. with a. additional per monu
for her minor child This win ALLOW
Mrs padlha quite a nice little sun
of money Ia back pay. f2z5 or more
The delegate Decent forget the pen
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-20
ST. JOHNS

from the Herald.
Isaac Barth and sister Cecilia, and
Father Vabre left for COncho.
Frank Ruiz arrived 10 town and viii
make bis home mere IN the future.
The burning on the Reagan place
az springervillo has caused parties 20
think that Il was malicious and sever.
al articles have been missed from the
nFs that were aave0.
When our t0wnspeoplq arose satur.
day morning they we're surprised 90
ina about two inches OF snow on
the ground. This makes tlo stock.
men wear a broad smile
The total amount OF taxes on tho
back tax book this year 10 $500. 80.
This includes tho delinquent taxes FOR
the years 1883 10 1908 suit will be-
brought hy the tax collector next April
for the amount OF taxes appoarinR
on thhe back tax hook, which will
NO doubt bring the county O. few dol
lars
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-20

Frea lhs News
Constable Andrew sgala has the
use of his arm. whicn was broken
SINE weeks since In a runaway
Hon. James Wolaa came In from
100 Angeles on a business trip. spend.
ne the seek mere
he1fy w Gone came in from Ainu.
querqus and spent e tew days Ia the
city visiting with mis- family
Mr. and HB W IN. rtnnie. the latter
daughter OF MRS N Groso. moved
here last wees from Ash FGrt. he
having accept, position ON the
road
w. h Ross was here employing men
10 cot tagging and siuils on hts ranch
oght miles south or Maine
Miss Eliza Mclntre has been AZ.
tending the telephone central Tor sew.
oral days on account 81 Mrs Raudo-
haugha Illness
Mr. George a. Young is expected
% arrive home in a few days from
Prescott whore she has been ftcriv.
Ing special attention for her eyes
which have troubled her greatly
" A Gawthione aud Miss sennie
Farnaworth broke through the Ice az
the dam last saturday evening and
got q SUFFICIENT wettng The same ov.
ening Crimpy Farnuworth. so Il 10
said. deliberately walked into an air.
hole and had % boz helped out
q. AZ. Thomas. who Tor some years
has had charge OF the grocery depart.
ment az jacob salzman informs us
that be has rendered his resignation
10 take unect March I, and shorty az.
ter tnat date will leave with his fam.
ny for Peoria Illinois. where he has
been offend lucrative position
Tommy has been a resident OF vii.
liams for the past SIX years and tho
departure of himself and family Will
be- regretted y their host OF friends
Joe Cohen and bride arrived here
on Sunday evening from their we'd
ais tour through gos ern Callfor
aia Joints They have taken up guar
ters IA the Grand canyon hotel where
they expect TO remain during the win
ter. and where they viii be az home
90 their frlonaa On their arrive
Joe played foxy with the tin.can brig
AIDE and "couhged up 90 the boys be
fore they started in
On Monday a couple of Moxicans
b0th men, were tried before the 10
cal justice OF che peace on the charg,
Of sodomy and were each held 70 ap
pear before the grand jury 10 the
sum $1,000 bail inis unnatural crime
was committed against the persons OF
two wh,.e boys aged about twelve and
sixteen years, respectively. VINO test
bed on the stand against the men
stating that they had been given both
money aud presents BY the men who
had accomplished heir purpose.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-20
HOLBROOK

From BE- Argus
Two inches OF snow teu Saturday,
muFninf
EhoriH Houck has been confined 20
BITE room be- past few days with q bad
culd
WIN Armbruster. A. M boyer and
EimCr Jones have returned from pros.
nectiuE
Hank Cl0uson came down from Tay.
lor Tuesday and loaded 5000 pounds
Of freight Tor ~ Apache.
Willis Bros freight teams came IN
Monday and loaded no 900 pounus OF
freight Tor ~. Apacno.
Inward sptlz, wool buyer for n
llfeld a Co. OF Albuquerque. was here
buying hides and peits OF local mer.
chants
Orrin kartChnor OF Snowflake. VINO
has been al Williams for a short stay
was accompanied home b. his son
kennor last Monday kcnncr b. a
crackeriack on a violin. and while
here he entertained the boys win
some OF his choicest selections.
A guiot wedding ceremony was per.
formed By Judge Wattron IN his once
no the court house last Monday a.
tcrnoon at o'clock which was Wit.
nesseo By A. y. hoAniFter and y. NJ.
Zuck a. A. Williams and Annie
Flowers. both OF F1artaH. were the
contracting parties.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-20
FLAGSTAFF

From the Sun
Arthur Herman. formerly super
visor of the Grand canyon forest re-
serve. ls now located near Myrtle
Point. Oregon. where be- owns a nno
farm and ia DOING we'll
J. a. WATSON. of paOoniN spent
sunday here on nis way 90 Albuquor
que. New Mexico. Mr WATSON was
Iof several years principal of our pub.
lic schools and still has "a great liking
tor FlaTstan and its people
pa Uunaftd. manager for the
Equitable iAfo Assurance society for
New Mexico ana Arizona, with head
quarters ln Albuquerque spent a Gay
here. leaving for Prescott he Be- on
bic annual inspection of agencies in
AriEona and expects tn bo in the terri
Tory Tor the next four weeks
A. r. Cornish returned from "a trip
tu washington. ID e. aud ieu tor
rhoeniE 10th trips were for the iu.
tcroui ol the county and relate 90 the
extension OF tho Navajo reservation
made last year and an enort ls being
maze 90 have the l.no made at the Lit
tle colorado river AZ the line now De-
b takoa in the most yaruabio winter
range OF our stockmen supervisor
Mead b. here To- Investigate the condi-
lions au thcy exist and 20 report there.
co.
william Henry Neuill died az the
iockett ranch OF gangrene OF tlo
lungs. which followed an attack oi
Pneumonia Mr. horrll was norn ia
JaoGson county. Missouri, was unmar.
rod and Oh years old and came here
aboui four years ago and engaged in
ancaing. Two brothers residing here
mouru ole loss tno funeral took place
nom tho home of deceased. Hev geo.
lcyfo performing the last sad rites.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-20
ARIZONA TOWNS

snow. which looks good after the long
drought Tho rain promises 10 be gen.
oral throughout the desert section
Onward a. shaw has been appoint
"a postmaster az Acme. Mr.. Shaw 10
cniof clerk for .orvin a Withora. %
b also reported that a daily mail ser.
vice will soon BIZ lnaugiratod between
kingman and toe camps in san iran.
cisco district
Two men passed. an old state hank
BIN on one e the Chinese rcpiaur-
ants q few days age. but we're over.
hauled by The Mongolians and turned
over Go The officers. tho ban had been
split and another split pasted on 90 the
back muking % heavy and clumsy
the men viii probably have a chance
TO explain tho occurrence Co Unclo
Sam
A man by the name OF Pctorsoa died
at the hospital sunday afternoon of
blood poison. Sometime ago the man
had His foot badly crushed and the
wouna faileu 90 heal he came up
from Yucca Friday night and entered
the hospital. where be gradually failed
until death ond5d his sufforlnfa.
"a p. Owing returned 20 Kingman
last Thursday evening having expert
onced no benefit from his treatment
at the Gcrman hospital while he IS
able to see a little from the ioN eye
.at present be expects % become per
manetly blind his many friends Ia
THE county regret his condition, but
be- appears % be- perfectly cheerful
under his terrible anliCtion
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-20
HILLSBORO


FROM She Advocate
D C. Picmmons has sold bis "A u
bar cattle ranch 20 p A. Calhoun.
Of Cuchlllc.
Mrs 8 r. Keller u one Of the for
iunate people o. the times. She ha4
just received a check Cor dividends
from mine ln California
VIII A. Robbins received telegram
announcing the death 81 Mrs. Rob.
bins father. which occurred M
Frcdrichown. Mo Mrs. Robbins. who
has been Ia Missouri for One time.
has the sympathy OF this community
Julian Chavcs returned from 3anta
RITA On his return home he got lost
Ia the mountains and was without
food Tor nearly thirty.aix htugs. In
h.s wUadorings be struck tine sac0
above H0rmOsa. which is very
rourh country, and 90 his a.fompt TO
got down into the main crnyon, he
noarly loot hl life Ina attempting
to make q descent through a canyon
hc and his horse took q t0boggal
slide down a glacier Tor fully 200 feet
Luckily. however. neither we're iniur.
ed After striking the main creek he
met Bob Cassidy. who plotted him to
n COW camp where he wa made com.
Portable NJ Chaves certainly had
Happy Hooligln luck.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-20
STATEHOOD PROBLEM
Effort to Frame a Bin Which Can
Pass.

Naaas
special C0Tu ipondenCC
Washington -. g.. Feb 10. The
staushood t0rDoa In congress repre-
scented iu che tWo political parties are
iryiur 10 reach some Kind OF an agree
meai under which o. statehood bin can
boz paased at che present session "a
.s hoped t0 determine upon some
kind OF general policy acceptable io
H1th house and senate aO that the
action ON statehood can bee harmon
ioua
A. the case stands now tho PROPOSE
lion which is receiving most consider
alton be- This Admission of Ohahowa
and Indian territory as one atatei
admission of Sew Mexico as "a state;
iefouIng the PROPOSED admission %
Arizona until that territory Increases
n population und industrial develop
ment
This proposed program, of course
De- being vigorously opposed by ihc
friends of Arizona
There o. practically 300 Disagree
mont between democrats and republl
cans as 90 tho adyiaabillty Of The al
mission OF Indian territury and Ok
lahuma aud their combination into
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-20
SAN MARClAL

Ftom the noo.
Mrs sarah CLARK and Mrs Noah
rusv are planning a trip 90 their Old
homo in Missouri
Francis Wilson spent the last half
~ the present week With bite SON
Frank. 90 Ei raao.
We are glad io announce that Mrs
e. Anderson s steadily recovering
from severe attack of pnoum1nia
Nesar vs. 20 Howard and w. ID
Wtchoucl arc figuring on che PROPOSE
tlon OF building additions 60 their
humos
Allie Howard who has been ationd.
ina college az Qu.ucy. rl. intends %
leave there 'ur home about February
goih
nr q % Cnhckshank went roulh
nj far al E paso Moainy In Super
inteud,m McNallys private car Then
he confined hls Journey to Galveston,
whore hc expects 10 romnln for some
time ln the hope of being benefited
hy one change ~ location and climate
nruce accompanied his father
jordan Rodgers ranch has lot "a
Iong time been the watering place
fov people driving between San Mar.
ciai and Rosedalo Az the present
timo bis water supply 10 ~ low that
ho is forced tn deny travellers the old
privilege ri Watering their stock
A fev days since Mrs Tom Bour.
honla arrived In San Marcla with
her 8 days old baby. The child died
shortly after lts arrival The mother
and child reached Eugle after q drive
of some thirtydve nllcs from tho
neizhborhnod OF Cuchlllo and took che
train CD this point Mrs Bourbon.a
waE quite ill for some time az The resi-
dence ~ her friend mu d. Hart
Tue remains M the child wore shipp
"a 10 Riucon for intormont 90 charge
of Homo ialr Gonda of enc family
500 -, aa.l was NOT az homo when
t.s child was taken ili. aud was great
lt dsg 4cl when hc arrived here
and realized the misfortune that had
nefsli.l nIs family