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The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-11-18

COWS be not quite SO numerous.
San Antonio Express.
The down of new era is fast
approaching in the Brownsville
country, and il is gradually being
leorned it does not pay to raise a
SO yearling on land that would
support an entire family if prop
erly cultivated.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-11-18
LAS TIJERAS."

There is no doubt but that Judge
lanes 2. Wells will soon make
announcement as to his intentions
regarding the Governorship. AT
present his friends are somewhat
at sea. While it is. believed he
will he a candidate, yet in the
absence of any authoritative state
ment from him, those who VII
support him enthusiastically a~e
slightly handicapped in not being
able to tell inquirers just what to
expect. There was never such -
opportunity for a Southwest Texas
man and if Judge Wells should
not enter the race his friends will
be grievously disappointed
Laredo Times.
Doubtless Judge Wells will let
she people know in plenty of time
what he intends to do. No use
rushing things. The successful
spriuter husbands his strength for
the home stretch.
Out in Nevada four men were
hung, two at a time, for killing
another man, yet Monk Gibson
killed a whole family and can't
faveu oct tried for il. much less
hung
A stranger in Chicago had his
pocket picked while at prayer in
church. In Chicago, evidently, it
is necessary to watch as well as
pray. Pittsburgh Dispatch.
That's nothing We once heard
of a dead man being fined $40 for
carrying a pistol.
A rantankerous husband Ill Nor
folk Va, has been sentenced by a
indge to kiss his wife twice day.
Look out for a biting story later
on. Mexican Herald.
This would no doubt be severe
punishment for some men.
The day will come when the big
land owner will throw his land
upon the market to suit purchasers.
Some are doing this. This is what
is building up Sabinal so fast.
Small land owners make a town.
Land will increase in value and for
merely grazing purposes will not
nav the owners to hold it.-Uvalde
Leader News.
Hundreds of acres of land in
Southwest Texas are being held as
ranges for cattle that if put under
cultivation would yield forty to
fifty times larger returns. Ten
acres of range grazing land are
required TO support one, COW; the
same ten acres in many cases, if
cultivated and irrigated would
support a family The economic
valne of a family IS considerably
greater to the State than that of a
COW, and II is to be hoped that the
dav is not far distant when the big
pastures of the rich section south
of San Antonio Will be divided into
suitable small holdings, so as to
support more families, even though
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-11-18
GAVE UP SUPPORTER

81 wore a supporter for years, for
my womb, which had crowded every
thing down before it, writes Mrs. S. ].
Chrisman, Of MannSville, NY. "ISuf-
feFed untold misery and could hardly
walk. After taking Cardui gave up
my supporter and can now be on my
feet half day at a time"
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-11-18
Weather Report.

New Orleans, Nov. 1S.-Tonight
and Sunday, unsettled weather,
light southerly to westerly winds.
CLINE.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-11-18
WRITE US A LETTER

freely and frankly, IN stnctest conf
dence, telling US all your troubles.
We VIII send Free Advice Gin plain,
sealed envelope. Address: Ladies'
Advisory Dept, The Chattanooga
Medicine Co., Chattanooga, Tenn.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-11-18
.rcs.A;=a III America
Trained AI3iEnsl
4cLS

Herd of Elephants
Con greSS of Seals
Camels, LlGmaS.
DromedarieS BrOkeR
to Harness.
Fierce Siberian Bears
Cake.WaIking Stations
One Hundred Shetland
Pony Ballet & Drill
Trained PeIlcanS & Pigs
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-11-18
A Multitude of ~ r,--s z.va. i,e'or'

AcSc9hxfS, Gy17RaSfS
g2iG-:3Exa fiePEe3S'H1CES
Seven Marvellous Belfords
MeInotte LaNoIe & MelnOtte
Flying VictoreIIaS Troupe
Daring Aerial WeaverS
Five Flying Banvards
Famous Gardner Family
Graceful HcDonald Trio
Seven Kisnimona japanese
Six SugimOt0 japanese
LadySwOrdSwomen 4 FencerS
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-11-18

Rose DOckrila
Dolly Miller
ESte1le Settler
Mile julien
George Holland
Frank Miller
Austin King
Jos. Lyons
Herbert RumIey
VIM. DuttOn
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1905-02-08

Durango. He took the demented
man In charge aud gave him every
care. The brother attempted to
learn something Of Jameson's inter
ests, where his claims were located,
their status regarding legal title, sto.
With the exception Of a group OF
copper prospects near Guerrero, he
could obtain no information. The
ailing man could throw no light up.
on tho subject, although he talked
Wild about n great gold fiud. Giving
up further Investigation, tho brother
returned east, taking him along.
Careful nursing, change Of air and
scenery produced excellent results
aid bis condition improved slowly
but surely.
Iu tho meantime the assays ut III
Paso developed that the samples we're
Of exceptional richness. The story
rearedinR Jameson leaked out apd
many old prospeotors, 1red With zeal.
set forth and spent months In search
ing for what jameson had found only
to Immediately lose. One BY one
they returned with reports Ut fruit:
lessuess OF the mission. The hidden
wealth yet lies unrevesied In the
mountain fastness OF western Chihua.
hus or Durango.
Mr.. Jameson Is now supplied with
ample funds and will lose no time In
relocating bis bonanza. He remem.
bers everything distinctly up to the
time of being taken Ill, and thinks
he will have no trouble In picking
bis way through the mountains to
the spot. The ledge, he says, ia
In an isolated section that IL prac.
tically unexplored. 1t 10 vein
or decomposed quartz that IL un.
covered at only about ten feet below
the surface and 10 fairly glistenine
with the yellow metal.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1905-02-08

claimants against the property and
has brought the legal battle to suc.
cessful Issue, wa, not ready last night
to make an statement of their posi-
tion as to this new turn OF affairs.
IL csn only be surmised BY those
having . general knowledge Of the
case and properties that sone very
nice legal poiAts are at stake and
that One OF the most important legal
battles 10 being played. 1t might
be . very material matter juet who
paid 10 the redemption money or
On whose account IL was paid, as
affecting the future title Of the
property, and again there are some
other suhsidiary claims involved In
this adjustment that must be taken
care Of. There also comes ny the
question OF the personal property
and which was sold BY the sheriff
November %, and repurohased by
the PLAINTIFF clients. It is asserted
that this redemption alone involves
only the real property, but all these
other questions come up and are to
be considered, aud doubtless are
being considered by the parties most
Interested.
While the people Of this commu-
nifty, who have money due them from
this estate aud are anxious to get It.,
yet there are paramount rights aud
Interests which must be adjusted be.
fore all can be settled, aud IN which
every claimant 10 just az much inter.
estsd 20 though be was an owner OF
the property.
lt 10 expected that settlement Of
ell these questions can be an.
nouncsd today BY Colouel Butcher
and the attorneys interested. -
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1905-02-08
Wednesday. February 8, 1905
THE CORNUCOPIA MINES
REDEEMED FOR $42.I9|

Much public Interest has besu ex-
cited iu the redemption proceedings
10 the Cornucopia Mines. Yester.
day. Emmett Callahan, acting as
agent and attorney In fact for the
Cornucopia mines Of Oregon, paid
over to Sheriff Brown, $40, zee for
the purpose OF redseuins the prop
srty VI. the company from the sale
made November %, 1904, 10 the
suit Of the J. George Leyner Eusi.
ueering Work company against tho
Cornucopia Mines Of Oregon, ct 81.
The exact amount necessary to ne.
deem the property from tho ssle 10
o4O,l9l.92. Sehri6 Brown states
that he offered the money yesterday
In cash, gold, silver or bills, or any
other shape that the attorneys for
the plaintiff might desire, and that
while he had deposited tSe funds in
one bank, both bank, had agreed to
furnish the necessary coin. Sheriff
Brown also stated that as soon ss
he had time to write out the
lengthy document he would Issue
tn Mr.. Callahan a certificate Of
redemption.
Up tu a late hour last evaning
the attorneys for the plaintiff,
MessIs. Butcher. Clifford Il Correll,
had not accepted redemption money.
standing on certain legal technical
grounds, which they we're not prepar.
ed to explain and which we're Q
matter OF interest to their clients
alone. 1t was understood, however.
that probably before this morning 40
understanding would be reached and
the redemption money received.
Colonel w. +. Butcher, who has
conducted the fight for the local
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1905-02-08
FIRST MATTE FROM
lANOORE SMflTER

II. T.. Reynolds brought to Coun-
Gil last week the fret load Ut copper
matte from the Ladd Metals com-
pauy's smelter at Landore, says the
Council Advance. On the day fol-
lowing the arrival OF Mr.. Reynolds.
twn more loads we're delivered at tho
railroad there, the three loads aRars.
eating about six tons.
The shipping OF this consignment
of copper marks new era in tho
mining business Ut the Seven Devils
district, % it proves that the Ladd
Metals company has struck the key
note Of success In smstling refractory
ores In that section.
Mr.. Reynolds informs us that the
smelter 10 handling sixty tons OF ore
daily and has only enough ore to
keep IL busy for about six weeks.
but he says that several Of the large
mines will now commence work on .
larger and more permanent basic,
sincs thoy have ready sale for their
product.
The matte comes from tho smelter
In the form Of bricks, - inches long
by lOxl2, aud each one weighs about
400 pounds. Weiser Signal.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1905-02-08
THE OVERLAND LOOKS
GOOD AND Is GOOD

Superintendent Frank McCarvel,
OF tho Overland mine. adjoining the
California In Cabel Cove, 10 In
Sumptsr today.
1--WE are working In from three to
six feet of One concentrating ore 10
Tunnel No. g." he said to Miner
reporter. "HiRher values are coming
In ell the time. sm rtlinR tne ore
on the dump, In readiness for the In
stallatiOn OF q reduction plant. The
rich shoot Of shipping ore opened In
the upper tunnel 10 tied up by the
deep snow. We can't yet ut II con-
veniently just now.
General Manager Bsin writes
from Chicago that he will be home
in few days.
1.-THE Overland not only looks
good, but IL good"
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1905-02-08

Zoeth Houser. owner Of the Dixie
gold mine. near the multinetalled
Standard, at Quartzburg. In which be
10 slso interested. came In yesterday
aud departed this afternoon for bis
old home in PendletOn.
Snualy ensconsed In one Of Mr..
Houser's pockets is q chunk OF virgin
yellow gold, In the shape OF q bullion
bar. resulting from the first days
run of the Dixie's new five stamp
mill, the erection of which has just
been completed by MillwriRht b. L..
McL.ain, OF Sumpter.
~ figured on the Dixie ore run.
ming about % per ton on the plates. "
said Mr.. HOu,er to q Miner man this
morning, shut 1t Is beating that all
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1905-02-08
FOUND A GOLD BONANZA.
LUCK DROVE HIM CRAZY

A story CONES from Mexico OF q
New York man who went out as q
prospector and was driven Insane by
a splendid discovery of gold. His
nams 10 j. NJ. Jameson, lately OF
New York, aud be has recently SO far
reeained his health that hs set out
to relocate his ledge. He says the
exact spot /, clear to him end be
will have no trouble 10 finding 1t.
1t was after months Of toilinR
aud untold hsrdships that the 6nd
was made. Exhausted physically by
the privstions aud the hard and
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1905-02-08

lonely lite among the Wild noun
tain, of Chihuahus. the sudden
realization Of bis hopes and dreams
proved too much of strain aud
the mental collapse followed.
With bug Of samples OF free
milling gold, be made bis way to an
outpost OF civilization aud ut small
hamlet forwarded 1t to FL Psso for
assay. He then wandered aimlessly y
for days; WAS at length found
almost dead and wildly insane. lie
was taken to DuarngO, where be was
placed In the charge OF the 0fiicisls.
Fortunately be was recognized by
Americans aud his relatives iD
Buffalo. New York. were wired. A
brother Immediately responded, max
ing Q quick trip from Buffalo to
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1905-02-08

'Rah tor the Chicago. Milwaukee
4 st. Paul Railway. II has advsnc-
cd, at one leap, Aty years to the
lead. by putting on observation oars
which have compartment, for women.
Ordinarily N woman IL ! retty much
of sn Intruder In an observation oar.
when she has the nerve to fight her
way through the tobacco smoke nd
timidly pick out Il seat which Isn't
occupied by the feet OF some i,n-
perial male being.
There ~ no doubt about Il, the
most effective answer tn the man
who claims America to be para
diss for ohivalry, would bs to
dress him up IN woman aud make
him spend two days ~ an American
railway coach. The custom Of pro-
viding lOxlO compartments fOI men
to smoke IN, aud AKA closets for
women to dress In, three at tims.
IL q regular sirbrske on the pro-
n Sss Of civilization.
The Chicago. Milwsukee Il 81.
Psul railway ought to be given y
medal. .-Nonparetl, Council Bluns.
Is., December. 8, 1904.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1905-02-08
Diamond Worth $4.OOO.OOO.

A telegram from Johannesburg, So.
Africa, dated January 81, says
1.-The largest diamond ever discover
cd hSs been found near Pretoria.
The stone weighs 3,O32 karats, and
10 said to be pure white aud Of good
quality. II is locally valued ut
100000 to $4,000. 900. The
famous KohinOor. which 10 valued
at e6OO,OOu weighs 1913 ksIats.
thouRh.:t IL said to have weighed
900 before II was ont. There IL
Immense excitement here and ut
Pretoria a. q result Of the disc0v-
cry" To this dispatch the New
York Commercial adds: "News of
the Andiug of 3,O32 karat dla'
mond near Pretoria was confirmed
yesterday In New York by csbIsgram
to Elk Representative Jefferson NJ.
Levy, who 10 the principal Ameri'
can stockholdsr i0 the Premier
Diamond Field 10 the TrsOsvssl, IN
whose ground the 6od wss made. "
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1905-02-08
BULLION FROM THE DIXIE

to smash. It costs atout "a pei
ton to mine and mill, 90 you see
that snug margin Of profit 10 left.
| have about 500 tons OF free mill
ing ore ready to run under the stamps,
aud Lord knows how much more
there is 10 the mountain.
~ was compelled, by the topo.
grsphy OF the country surrounding
the Dixie mine, to build the mill on
Dixie creek, cunisdeIabls distance
from the working tunnel. This ne.
cessitstes hauling the ore by wagon
from tie tunnel to the orusher floor.
which explains the high cost of min
ing aud milling. Thi, fault will be
remedial next summer, by the build.
ing of an aerial tram"
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1905-02-08
!. X. |, MINERS LEG
BROKEN THIS MORNING

DR.. Pearce received q telephone
message this morning, calling him to
the Snow Creek mine, the only in-
formation given being that man had
been injured. The doctor left on the
train for Upton.
Manager Fred ID. Smith, Of the
company. who ~ In town today,
hearing Of the accident, telephoned
at once to get the details. John
Shake wss working In q stOpe. q large
rock tell, striking aud breaking his
leg below the knee. The foreman
stated TO Mr.. Smith over the wire
that he noticed that the rock wst
loose aud told Shake to take IL down.
who said: "All right. ! will; just
a. soon an ] finish this hole" no
had scarcely reached the lower stOps,
perhaps ten minutes later, when the
rock fell. The wounded man was
taken at once to Tipton, to meet DR..
Psarcs. aud was brought to the hos
pitai here on the afternoon train.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-09-21
MucHos DIscIpuLos MEXIcANos

MECHOS DlSClPGLOS MEXICANOS
Empleados del ferrocarril Interna-
tional & Great Northern, dicen que
ri trdfico tie pasajeros mexicanos 4
los EstaGos Unidos cs por ahora ex-
cepclonalmcnte erande.
Muchos muchachos mexicancs han
vcnito 4 las cscue!as coicgios nmt
ricanos durantc el prescnte mes y
Sill ntimnro cs mayor este aiio que al
paeado: 81 ailo eutrante probabiemen
te sera mayor que el presente.
III pueblo mexlcano, especialmen-
to cl de Ia mcJor clase. SO cstan con-
vcnciendo rapidamcntc que Las cscue-
las coegios de los Estados Unidos
ofreccn mayorcs ventajas nj mucIa-
chC moxicauo quo las escuelas CO.
lcgIos dn Europa. La instruction q
rccihrn de los Estados Unldos en- 81
ramo Industrial es mas ahaptat,ie 4
las neCnsidndes dc In Rep1blica que
Ia educn~i6n industrial que Sc predt
ronseguir cn cl otro contluente. Mt
chos dc los muchachos mexicauos vi,
ncn los Cnlegios de Texas, otrof
II los del note do 10 Rcp6blica. e
EStndO dc Ohio recibe gran mime.
ro dc cstos cstudinntes, porque ticn,
fama dc scr TN Estado agricultar.
Parcoc que los padres mcxtcanos
ospccinmcnte aquellos uuc son due
cog de haciendas, estan aceptando !.
'coria americana dc dar 4 sus hijn,
ma cducnni6n prdctica, vaii6ndose d
"a clio dol sIstcma americana
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-09-21
INFORM del GENERAL LEE:

INFORM del GENERAL LEE.
FL gen, ,aA1 brigadIer ]. NJ. Lee, CO.
mandante5de las fuerzas acantona-
das en- TMas, en- Sill informe anual,
dice que ,ld ejercito ha entrado en-
un periotb de inaettvldad en- sug
ascensos y recomienda una ley mill
tar obiikRtcsia relativa al retro dc
oficiaies en- deposlto.
FL general Lee sc ha moatrado m,
tidario del restablecimiento dc las
cant'nas en- el ejercito. Dice que
el 80 por ciep:o bebe estimulantes:
IN mayorfa bebe cerveza y yinos ge,
nerosos. mientras que la minorla be,
be licores fuertes, y solo un pcqut
no por ciento behe hasta ell exceso
En- otra parte de su informe, dice
cl general Leo que no ha habido CON
plicaclones seriRs EN- la constructor
do muelles y otres metoraa on am,
bos lados do Ia Inca divisoria entire
Mexico los Estados Unidcs, ana,
dc que las mas cordiales relaeIones
existen entire los oficiales america
nos y mexinanos militares y civiles
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-09-21
Ia EIecciOIq On ca ::lluiIi

{ q
FL Domingo Gltimo 20 YeritIclroE
cn Coahuila las eleccionA dc Go.
bcrnatlors Dipntados y demas funcio--
narios del Estado. y no hnbo dis
turbios do grandes consecuencias. El
Gobernador Miguel Cardenas y todH
sll candidaturn. sali6 electo. y ca--
81 se puede decir a. sin "oposlci6n'' :,
pues los que SO aventuraban a ma
nifestar deseos de yotar por el candt-
dato dc la oposlcion, erun encerradoS
en- In cdrcel Eata es Ia manera Coz
mo on Mexico Sc eligen los flnclo-
narios pdblicos, desde el Presiden-
te Dfnz hasta el mas hun1ilde en-
plendo. Nadie esta mas contento
con In election del Gobernador Cdr
denas que los extranjeros, quienes
han inyertido sns capItales en- Goa
hula en- e2 comercio, manufactures
y minerfa, y conocen bien q C6rde-
mas; 10 coHsideran dc ideas pregrc-
sistas siempre llsto para ayudar q
toda empresa extrangcra, haciendoles
muy liberales conceslones.
En un telegrama passicular feoha-
do ei dfa IS Ell El Psso, Texas, 81
dice que en- Coahuila han ocurrldo al
gnnos motines con motive del des-
contento entre las masas populares
ocasionado por ell resultado de las
del Domingo, habiendo
yarios muertos y muchos herldos,
plies las tropas federales hicieron ftie-
go sobre ell pueblo del Saltlllo.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-09-21
DEAIOSTRAC1ofEs contra Ia PA7

DEMOsTRACHoNEs contra Ia pAz.
Dicen do TJoklo con fecha IS del
corriente que contindan las demos
traciones on contra de Ia paz, on for
MA dc resoluciones aprobadas on
iuntas tenidtIs en- diferentes locali--
dades: los mEembros dei partldo pro.
gresista estln unidos, pero los cons
titucionalistas estan divididos ell su
nctitud hacia los arrcglos dc paz:
pucs aAgunus do ellos han aprobado
resoluctones contradictorias d los lei
minos apTobados por el Gobierno.
La rentEriaia del Ministro Yoshltawa
ha sldo Yecibidn con satisfaction poi
In clasc intelligence.
El Jiy. perIi6t1ico japonts, dlce
quo Ia @atItud del MInistro es cor
recta, como convienc 4 TN Mlnistro
constitutional.
Las GALES y edifioNns del gobiernt
son vigllados por gaardlas miIitare.
| aunque no SO + Dtan dca6rdenra or
ninguia paftc. .-.. ..
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-09-21
ExTnrcTA cuARENTENA.

El Doctor Tabor. m6dico encargado
dc IN salubridad del Estado, cstuyo
on Houston, Texas. ci dfa 1s. do
paso para Austin. donde fue con
asuntos uiiclnles.
So lc prrg,tnto las razoncs que te.
MIA para estableoer Ia cuhrcntena
cn contra do In HabarA, mHteSt6
quo hahfa reclbido not Arias dc bucns
fucnte, ayk,andoje que habIa gran
Bdmero de c,sos de dehgue, y va 80
sabe 10 qHe signliiea cso denguc, dl.
10 ei DR.; por ningdn motyo nuere.
mos dengue on cl faaado do Ta.-
xag. Mucho ha sido Of tsabajo para
oyitar In ficbrc amarlia on Tcxss,y 3
scrta UNA Inpr,siencia exponornos 5nt
ra csc rIesgota ouarorS ona sord man
tonlda con rtgoT hasta quo los bic-
los ycngan des;ruIr TODD peilero
de infection.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-09-21
Otra UOnterenCla de- Paz

Ell dfa lS del corriente, el Elnpera-
dor Nicolas volvio aparecer ante
ell mundo como el promoter de Ia
paz universal, tan pronto como SO
termin0 10 guerra ruso-iaponesa, >
antes de quo Sc ratiflcaran los trata-
dos tic paz. Su Majestad cxpldl0 In
Ivitaciones Una segunda conferen-
ella de paz en- el Haya De que cl
EmperHdor ha iniclado este, no hny
In menor duda. Ell anuncio de II re-
ferlda cOnferencia en- San Petersbur-
go cause gran sorpresa. tanto CO.
mo el asombro que causaron les pl-
sos tlados de Roosevelt, EN- los arre--
CLOS de Ia paz. Sabese que Russia
no habria dado este lraso sin consul
tar ontes ponerse complotamente dc
acuerdo con ell Presidente Roosevelt.
FL hecho de Que el PreBidento esla en-
'teranente .conforme con la proposi--
cion del Emperador, es una prueba
clara de que va sc hn citado q In con
ferencia, de que el Presidente Roo
sevelt no obstante ser considerable &C
mo cl inlciadOr de Ia paz entire ia
pom y Rusia, ccdi6 en- esta vez s,s
derechos al Emperador. Sc cree con
fundamental. qtie nj Ia intepei6n del
Gobierno ruSo sc hubiera hecllo publ
ca sin que antcs sc hubieran envi;Ldo
invitaciones haber recibido sus res
puestas recibir !ndicaciones de los
otros podereB. 3 .-.~.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-09-21
I'm MEXGCANo GAN6 LA APUEs

I'm MEXGCANO GAN6 LA APUE5-
ia.
FL mcXicano Emilio CARA, dc Spo-
ford. Mr.. Aurnvow, dc Sonora, CO.
rrieron pie una carrera eli Brake,
Texas, cl dfa Is del corriente, con
mil pesos de apuestn. Antcs dc In
bora fi1atta, se rennieron como SOC
personns 4 presenciar In carrera, ha-
biendo apuestas entire elias por va
lor do Coo pesos. Cuando no do ID
sefial para que pnrtieran, el mexica.
no. corrio hasta tcrminar su carrcra
no hacictdo 10 mismo Aurnvow, sS
pretoxto dc quo lie habta, tornado vet
taj2.
Eato snscit6 aigl!na discuci0n, n
fin do Ia cuaI. 81 triunro y vaior d.
10 ap,psta, fuert,n ron pcedidoa al me
xicanc.