davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-05-18
etraRenreiutanna.

&s bat Der Gtabt bisber nibt t,ur
en- fahm6nnii@er Gtra6enfuperin,
teIIoert gefeblt, elm Manr, oer uirf.
ltd etmae pom StraEenbau peritebi
aTto 3ugleih cine soetuiIfe @enntnia
pom Jneenieurueier, Bot, 5onoeru ea
teblte aud Elm Gpftern. munah qe.
1r6eitet w0r0en lit. uno aars bal.
ielbe gilt pom Observation-Disclosures
retp. Snnit6ts Departement. Oie
Uespili0nn9en fir oieie beiben De-
portementS waren bod genua, es
baItoelte fi6 nnr nm bic riAtiae Ser,
wenouna heS @elbes unb bic MFG
ltdBe @iuteiluna Der Nrbeit. Die Qe.
tegentliGe GniteQung elmer Nrmee
ppm Sanitats : Snfpettoren. Die fir
eineIl Heitr1um pom oreiBia Taaer,
~ 0ierit blieber unb bic Sole in5bis
aterfeIi. ntuB ale cine Werfdauenbuno
pe5etd9ret tueroen. Diele ,NrbeitH
tanil oas ann3e Sabr binourh BON
ben XuliSiiten nit perIeben ueroen.
bic man, mie fie i'm Snnern Der
Staot entbebrt weroeu t6nnen, nadl
ben WDbnoiitritten a~btommonoiert.
um bort ben Snnitdtspurlfriiten
Weltuuo ~ Derlhnffen.
Die 9nuptfahe lift nber INNER bic
Strn6enreini9una. Meine Gtraseu
neher nidt 10 balb ufrter, ruie lGn1u.
tige; fie t6nuen audi leidter in He-
paratur gebnlteri rperoen. Wenn uur
Sgitem in bieiem Department
berridt, 10 ldBt iid3 iebr bel errei.
men. uro bnB unfere Gtra6en mebr
Deabtnra uerbienen. DAB lie eut.
l6ieoeH reiTter aebalten tuerben miils
len. ME bisber, oa6 leuttet Seben
Elm. oer an @einlihteit gem6bnt lift
uno bee iaubere Stdote gelehen bat.
Die Meinigungsarbeit mus reae(.
Htdbtg unb griinblif geiheben, oann
miro tie AUDI leitt uno l1Bt Sid,.
trob oer Nus6ebnune Der Stabt. be-
u6[tiaen.
&DQen mir Rrantheiten permei.
ben. bic Staot fir uns iefbit mphn.
l@ 4un6 fir Sremoe attraftiu r,Qs
zen. 10 mu6 fie Dor allen Dinaen
rein iein, oas lit Die 6auptbebinauna.
Btu6' S Genta.bapana uiaarren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-05-18
Muerlet.

- Nahoem er in Der Suo Jfos
res StraBe einer meritaniiben Rna=
ben iiberfabrer bette. muroe 6. IS.
Wartg nDn gaitropiQe ueger Ill
ibneaen Sabrens perbaftet.
6eute abenb finoet oas 3on'
CERT bee Sinfonie Orhefters unter
2eituna oes 6errn Carl 6abn itatt.
Nlte Wuoen unb GebGuliGteis
ten beribminoen, I'm reuen Sc
ibdftspalditen Blab gu MAIDEN; am
oere @eibdftsbduier meroen renos
niert uno neu eingerihtet-oob inn
l1er etmas Gortibritt in San Mns
tonic.
Ob Die Staot oenn moi einen
Snaenieur 0ber StraBenluperinten.
oenten finoen miro, Der oas Waiier
in ben sFluB gu leiten perftebt, menrt
oaiieibe nur nuf cine Gntfernung BON
einiQen Wl0da au geibeber Cat +?
Nm q. b. W. neranitaltet Der
8eetbopen . Mdnnerd3Dr far feline
Witglieoer elm @~artenfeft, eleihseitig
meroen bic iiinaeren 4eute einen Tan5
i'm Saal baben. einen .ibirt : maift.
confetti : bal" mie iie es renrien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-05-18
aEettlauf rait BEN gpps.

Der DOB nabte idnel", idrelb
8alpb 5. 6ernanbe5, Campo, Sla., in
Jolse Don Qeberleioeu uno Ser3franf
belt, Die mir ben Stlaf ranbten unt
mir oas Sntereife an 2eben nabmen.
SD bate &ieles periu6t. Big i9 Gtecs
trio 8itters sebraHhte. Mah orei ga
gen fiiotte i'd mid ruie Elm uener Manl
lmb beute bin i'd %uo(fommen sebeilt."
81 babea bel s. 8atteper & Son, Geo.
S. 5. Sdmiot, Giaent., nub Nb. DreiB
8rels so @ts.
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Notalee>
NaMflanee ~ ben eMtuerfetern.


Nadbtlau8e 80 ben S&ilerfetern.
Was bersangen tebrt nidt mieber.
Mber aina es leuhtenb nieser,
2eubtet's LANCE nod auriid.
Die ~meibepouen 8ldnae iino pers
rau}Gt; Der Bprbang bat fib uber
ole Standardization in Der GAM
aen Wett, einidaieBlih unieres San
Nntunip oeienft aus benz &eihe
Der 8uefte itno mir our rauhen Wirf.
lihteit auridaetebrt. Wie cine
berrlihe Daie in Der Wiite bes tag
liden Ginerlei offenbarte iiG oieie
Jeier uno Die iiberipruoelnbe Be-
geiiterung i'm gausen 4anoe rpar pie
elm frilHer. belebenoer Quel. Der
far meitere Wibieliateiten uno gnt-
bebruneen auf unierer 2ebenSrelie
euqnidt uno ftdrtt; -. ging es leud,s
tend nieoer. leubtet'S lanee nod au'
rid!
Babrlih, Mmerita bat ale urs
lube auf bic Jeier oes SbiQertageS
ffoIa al fein unb i'm alten Baterlanoe
Miro man mieber einmal our grs
tennInia t0mmen. 0aR blnter ben
Bergen. Doer biefmebt .iiber'm arDs
ger geld aud nod Weniden D09.
ren. bic nod uiht 10 iehr pom Wa-
teriuliSmns anaetranfelt iino. ais
DAB lie nift ibrer iiberitromen6en
4iebe III DeutihlanoS grDBtem
SObne in iolh' iiberaus inniaer Weiie
MISornd Derleiben fDnnter.
Sn taft allen oeutihen 3eitunaen
y0jeieS Qanoes finoen lid1 Berihte
iber prGchtig berlaufene Shiqerfeier=
li@teiten. nas Deutfdtum Fat es
it'd niht nebmen laifen. feline ali=
beube 0erebruna 0es Dihter5 burd)
cine aaaemefiene Seier 81 betdtigen.
Sin unsdhliaen @eoihten uno Ieits
reoeu muroe iein Mubm pertinoet,
iein Nnoenten geebrt uno linn frifber
2urbeer aefl0bten. Mber niht nur
p0n una Deutiden. nein, audi Die
MnelDsM meritaner beugten hire &niee
pr benz beiliqen Shrein, Der benz
Wnoenfen Shilers qemeibt lit.
So murbe gum Beilpiel in elmer
MGoGen, 6sH}hule in Brootlpn Dor
1000 Shiiferinnen cine erhebenoe
Seller ueranitaltet. bel melder Der =
man lefe unb ftaune-oem oeutihen
SpraHunterritt feinoli@ geaeniber=
itebenoe Stem WOrter 5hulluperin,
tenbent Mnrmeu cine Meoe hielt, ia
meldber er ridt nur feline Bemunoe=
rung~{iir ben 0eutihen Dihter aug
iprad1. ionberu audi = man itaune
qefdQiaft abermals - ben antuefen.
Den 1000 Ghileriunen Die Buraiiae
bes Gtubiutns Der beut5hen Sprade
fhilberte uub ans 6erae Ieate.
,,Stuoiert bic oeutIhe Sprahe"
laote u. q. 6err MarueiI, ,,oie
Sprate oieies Didterfirfteu uno
u1aGt gud pertraut NIT Ieinem
@eifte unb feiuem hehren Weien.
Das Gtuoium Der oeutihen Sprahe
lit fir Wiete cine orinQenoe Wptpen,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-05-18
esornh Gtrod ;,,r

Saeob Straf iuu.. Elm iunaer
Wieb8adter uno 5arr,er aus Der Sc.
eeno pon 4lein in 6arris gounts,
itiir5te nenlih beim Biebtreiben nit
ieinem Bfero. Dabei idlug er NIT
ieInem unterleih geaen ben Sattels
fnopf nno erbielt baburdl cine 10
idauere WerleBun9. baB &c sueniae
Stunben fpdter itarb.
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8fudliher W a n,

upaben Sle mo- I60n entF@ie6en,
mo Sic ben CONNER subrinaen
m~eroenP"
Beinabe; meme 5rau uno Eob.
ter baben nur nod II SDmmerpldbe
tn oer engeren Wabl uno poQen bloB
nod ausfnben. meltes Der teuerfte
1T {"
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IS lit elm menia gu frti6. ibon
i'm Wtai feline aleibuna fir ben Com
nser gu petieln. i0lb elm Wehiel
perurfadt leiht Steifateit Der @lie,
Der. aber Der 8ebrauh Don ct. Saz
tobs Del mabt bic @lieoer pieoer
aeihmeioi9 unb furiert.
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@itt[ihe ! orberuna.

8ater (sum Selratsoermittler>:
,WiiSten Sic niht einen Wann iiir
meine @Qa? Sh1n branht er niht
Al fem. oas 1T iie ielber; jung brautt
er niht gu fem, oas lift iie AUDI ielber;
reid brauht er niht III iein. oas 1T
iie aud ielber; .aber anitdnoia muB
er fein."
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Wiht oaemeint.

.Dat's geihmedt2" fraste Die
Jarmerst0dter ben 5onutaasrabler,
ben tie i0eben init einem @laie abaes
rgbmter Wilh eranidt bate. ,WOl.
len Sic nod einsP"
oh nein. ib oante pielmals, id
mDhte Sic nibt berauben."
uWb oa8 mabt gar nihts. mir ges
ben lie imn,er ben Ralbern."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-05-18

Waien= ooer pals Ratarrb mtro
lpfort beieitiat unp permanent furirt
ourb ,,8Dro 1Ormaltn", tGimer
& Wmenb). Sn alien apotbefen
81 baben,
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6 r b t il.

n0ein, bat oas Babp aber reisenoe
blaue Muaen!"
.Sa. oas lit elm grbteil."
Bon Der Wutter. nibt mabr?"
s3fein, Dom Batter. Der mar Yreisg
bDrer."
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Sur siefe asselt utre bic maebfte

iagt DR.. Mbernetbb, ieien atuei Dinee BON
Mbten; fur oieie Welt ben 4eib offen unb
fur bic ndhfe oas @etpiiien rein su er<
halten. @enn Der Self burb eeiunbe
Edtigfeit Der Sober 0fen erbalten pirb,
10 hatte er &e1bt. 8or nielen Sabren Bee
tpabrten bic ct. Bernbarbiner Mbnhe
bic Geiunbbeit BON. 9euten burh bas,
mas iebt oils nSt. Scenarios &rduters
Hilen" betannt 1T, unb bieIe regulieren
bic 2eber, reinigen oas 8lut un6 entfer~
nen U benz Sptem ale ab8etorbenen
uno giftiaen Stoffe. Sieie B:aen iteben
ais eip Observation-Disclosures ittel uners
retcht bQ.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-05-18

s0- Sir 9amem. 5alten entternt,
8angen 9ufaefItt; Sals. @rme, Blfa
enttuidelt. @eiibts:R aiiage. @rabuirte
Nep Yort Shule Der g~biropehp uno Der.
matoloag 203 @. Commenced traBe |,
St0d. Gltes Sci. ll6l. Weues 1891.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-05-18
Wa6hen aeiutbt.

0elnbt miro elm Miaohen sur
Segribtuna Der Sausarbeit. Rahe
s~ufragen 225 Riaa @iaiam Strase.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-05-18

Der SammelplaB aler Dents
lhen - Shola Saloon. alamps
Ntaaa
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-05-18
Gone @tar Bier Ypeiie,

Gie Wabl 1T nnriber.
@eiblagen bic Shladbt'.
Die @ielen BON uns
Sat ~&opfihmeraen gemarht,
Dem eineH aefaat tie,
Dem anoeren nidte
Der maht ein per9nagt,
Der Elm traurig Geiibt.
9oh rpas AUDI bic 9eit
W1ge bringen beran,
Sbr t6nnt bod farmabr
Nidts mebr anoerH oaran.
8erid]eudet bic @riuen,
9aBt fabren bic Pein.
9rinft bas Gone Star Bier,
gu ebel nno rein.
90 buffet 10 lieblih,
Go munbet 10 gut,
gerleibet gub 8raft
uHo berubiat bas Blut.
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va SAsHermsserts Varf-Outs
Nute. gaeis friides Bier a1 4apf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-05-18

Serr 8ruber, stuar biit Oh mir fremo,
BetB nibt, tpober Der @es Dir tca:mt;
Dob ba ibDib finbe beim9onea tar@itr,
So iei 9u mir piItommen bier.
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Nie 1emsa.
GmreibHtaterialiem nnb Nmas
bau0luua.

yNNtWVHs
8rDBe Nusmabl uDn Gonto . Nii.
dern aller Nrt. 6ancps nno Gports
Mrtitel. Announcements aul aue inc
lanoiibe 8eititrtften prompt beIorat.
Die NIT benz 8eIf6ft perbunoene
Nectoen3v Druderei fertiat
ale Mrbeiten. @inlaonngss unb Sra.
tutati0nstarten in heioen Spramen
an. Spesialitdt: Dru6 pon Stas
taten fir oeutihe Sereine.
n8pro . yprmalin" (Gimer q
Mmeno) antiieptiihes Wittel aeqe,a
Wranomunben, Buueen, 6autrass
idlag ooer dbnliHe geiber. Sn
nasH Mn"ttefen 81 babeu.
SIR biMi8e Mandbes,
Sarmen uno Staot.G ieentum, wen.
De man iib an
Sroobsnt & Seiueu,
407a Naparru.5 trase.
Office 81 nertnietem
pberhalb Der. Treie Brefie fir Teras,
p*@ S6anermsserts Varf-Wate
Rude. Gtefs friihes Bier al 8apf.
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n8as bdlt tim benin TO friih nnb nett2'
pat Manber ihon gefra9t,
gebt er 10 seitig benn gu Bett,
Hno f6laft feft, Bis es tagt?
Or hat iid, po man fr0blib tneipt,
Doh utemals iheu uerftedt,
Waht INNER 8erne NIT uuo bletbt
Solange, mie's linn ihmedt,
Iub fdhrt er ME, oas mus man iaaeu,
Bie anbere auf benz 8aferpaaen.
Der Mann trintt eben Zane Star Bier,
grhatt geiunbheit fida bafar.
Grbeit maft oas eeben fiB!
D0b niht auf Die 9auer.
Oeun oas size tuiro setuiB
SUIT am ibneuften iauer. As
9oh tper bieslrbeit NIT eones tar miiebt,
Dem hleibt tets iiB beg 8ieres Gtidt.
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Sur biMias Mandbes,
Office Az bermtetcm

oberhalb oer Trele Brefie fir Geras,
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8tue' s Gents.bauaaa aiaarren.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-09-06
Telegrafia eterea

En- .el monte Tamalpais, a 10 millas
de San Francisco. California, Sc es-
ta erigiendo una estaci6n de telegraffa
sin alambre para ser puesta en- comu :
nicaci6n con otra que Sc estscionar5
en- un punto de las islas de Hawaii.
La distancia entire Honolulu y San
Francisco es de 2,oSo millas, menor
que la de Cabo Breton a Ia costa de
Gales, donde ya Marconi hizo expert
mentos con exito, aunque no conclusi-
vo; mas aun con todo, Ell proyecto es
meritorio
Lo que echa a perder TN tanto son
las pretenciones de la Compaf1fa. que
es la Pacific Wireless Telegraph, por
10 prep6steras.-"No estamos expert
mentando, sino montando los aparatos
-decia w. D. Valentine, hablando
por la Compaf1fa-y no pasaran MT
chos meses sin que la communication
entire San Francisco y Honolulu quede
establecida con tanta regularidad que
Ell cable tendra que liarselas." iPo-
bre Compai1fa del Gable Comercial,
que millonada tir6 al oceano!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-09-06
Ferrocarril el6ctricO

Ell segundo camino de hierro mono
fasico americana esta en- exploitation
en- la Inca Rushville- M Morristown, en-
una longitud de 26 kilometres. Esta
accionado ell la parte exterior por CO.
rriente monofasica de 800 voltios y
IS perfodos y en- Rushville con Co
rriente monofasica, $50 voltios.
En- Indianapolis, por Ell csntrario.
los carruajes motrices con motor de
conmutaci6n ? excitacl6a en- serie de
IS caballos, estaran alimentados como
la primera lfnea americana monofa-
sica con corriente continua de $50
voltios. Los carruaies destinados 4
una velocidad maxima de 1875 kil6-
metros, tienen cada uno cuatro moto-
res un transformador conn etros.
tienen cada uno cuatro motores un
transformador.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-09-06
I'm La CeRTE DE DISQRITO
DEL DISIRITO JUDICIAL DR San JUAN, ?. R.
EstadoS Unidos de America.
Ell Presdente SIS.
de los EstadoS UnidOs.
EX-PARTE, Manuel Fal1.
DECLARATION DE DOMINIC
DECLARATION DE DOMINIC

POR CUANTO habiendo presentado el
abogado Don Damian Monserrat una
mocion a nombre de Manuel Falu So
licitando Ell dominic de la siguiente
fnca:
Casa de MADEIRA techada de zinc
de Sels metros noventa cent1metros
de frente por diez metros sesenta
centfmetros de fondo enclavada en-
un solar tambien de su propiedad de
q metros treinta cent1metros de fren-
te por veinte y I'm metros cuarenta
cent1m etroS de fondo, dicha casa y So
lar estan situados en- la calle. del Fe-
rrocarril del Municipio de Rio Pie
dras y colindan al Norte con casa de
Lucas Castro, al Saliente con la refe-
rida calle del Ferrocarril a la que da
frente, por Poniente con casa de Ma
nuel Aguero y Sur ell mismo seflor
Aguero."
PoR TANTo y habiendose dispuesto
por Ell Honorable Emilio del Toro
Juez esta Corte Sc publique la peti-
cion por tres veces en- TN periodico
de los de mayor circulation de esta
ciudad; para que los que Sc cream te-
ner alg1n derecho real sobre ell in
mueble descrito, las personals ignora-
das quienes pueda perjudicar la
inscription y en- general todo el que
desee oponerse pueda efectuarlo den
tro de sesenta d1as naturales libro el
presente en- San Juan de Puerto Rico
a de Septiembre de I9o5.-Jose E.
Figueras, Secretario, por Jose G. To-
rres, Sub secretario. 2
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-09-06
En- San Juan

Sc encuentra en- esta ciudad Ell pres
tigioso y competente doctor don Fer
nando Gonzalez, de Humacao
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-09-06
AMERICAN RAILROAD COMPANY OF PORTO RICO.

TRAINS EFFECT AFTER SEPTEMBER 1906
BETWEEN SAN JUAN CAROLINA ARE3O CMY AGUADA MYAGz AND PONCE
Holbrook argus., 1905-02-11
Our Exports

Exports of manufactures in the calender year 1904. exceeded $5OO,OOO,O0O in value. Details of eleven months exports just completed by the Department of Commerce and Labor, through its Bureau of Statistics, show for the eleven months of the pres ent year a total of 9,575,O ,O23 of manufactures exported, and for the month of November alone $46,6OS, 1896; so that, unless the December exports should prove much less than those of Novem- Der, the total exports of manu- lecturers for the calendar year must exceed 500 million dollars.
Holbrook argus., 1905-02-11
Total .$23,O12, ,S36.46 Irrigation Projects.

Below will be found a state ment showing the states and ter ritories in which the irrigation projects thus far investigated are situated. It will be noticed that the total cost of the projects in- vestigated exceeds the total sum available, but this is not an important point, in view of the fact that the irrigation fund is growing at the rate ofabout $3.- 100000 per year and several years will elapse before any of the larger projects can be com pleted. The fund will increase
Holbrook argus., 1905-02-11
A Recent Discovery

At a point about seven miles west of Jerome Junction some prospectors lately stumbled upon copper croppings which attract ed their attention. They imme- diately commenced to sink a shaft, and this they have prose cuted to a depth of 50 feet. At the bottom they have ore, as they had 1t all the way down, which looks very good. Some of the ledge matter was brought into Prescott, and an assay showed it to contain 312 to Sper cent copper. It is in schist formation and is streaked plenti- fully with fine seams of copper ore. Prescott parties have se- cured an option on the find and will at once commence to do work there to find out what is the extent and value of the same. If it proves good it will be a great thing for Prescott, for they who know say it is probably continuation of the United Yer de ledge, and if such is the case. then they who have the claims will reap great benefit. As yet, there is nothing to warrant any excitement over the discovery; but should it prove valuable, there are thousands of acres of like formation in the neighbor- hood and many could pick up claims. Prescott Courier.
Holbrook argus., 1905-02-11
$27.OOO,OOO

Washington, Feb. 2.-A bill has been introduced in congress to increase the pension of the mother of Capt. Buckley O'Neill, who was killed when charging San Juan hill in command of a company of the Rough Ri. ders. His wife was left in good circumstances and afterwards married his brother, Eugene Bra dy O'Neill, a leading man in Ari- zona affairs. Buckey O'neills mother lives in Washinton, being supported by a small pension which she was awarded on the death ofher husband, who fought all through the civil war, receiv- ing many wounds and disabili- ties.
Holbrook argus., 1905-02-11
The Irrigation Fund.

Following is a statement show ing the condition ofthe irrigation fund at the beginning of the pres ent fiscal year. The sum set op- posite the name of each state or territory is the sum it has con- tributed to the fund through the sale of public land within its bor- ders:
Holbrook argus., 1905-02-11

with greater rapidity as soon as works are, completed, for under the law, one tenth of the total cost is to he repaid toothe gov ernment each year, thus creating fund which may be used over and over again through as many years as the government may de- sire:
 Arizona. Salt river ...$3, ,OOO 900 California, Yuma ..... 3,OOO,OOO Colorado, Gunnison 2,5OO, ,OOO Idaho, Minidoka .-...- 2,6OO,OOO Montana, Milk river 1,5OO,OOO Nebraska (Wyoming)
 Pathfinder .... 100000 Nevada, Truckee 3,OOO,OOO New Mexico, Hondo 275,OOO North Dakota, Fort
 Buford. 100000 North Dakota, Bis,
 mark 25O,OOO North Dakota, Tren-
 ton .............. 100000 Oregon, Malhuer 2,0OO,OOO South Dakota, Belle
 Fourche ...-......... 2,1OO.OOO Utah, Utah Lake. 1000, ,OOO Washington, Big .,,
 Bend ..... 1,5OO,OOO Wyoming, Cody - 2,25O.OOO
 Total. $27.OOO, ,OOO
Holbrook argus., 1905-02-11
Official Paper of Navajo County.

The Arizona Rangers are all right, Captain Rynning's annual report shows they did good ser vice, in the year just closed, by the suppression of crime and the apprehension of criminals.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-05

possible for the Old Confederate Sol- diers' and Sailors Home Association; {; calls attention to the good work of the State Board of Health and strongly urges all the aid possible, especially in regard to sanitary measures against the induction of tuberculosis into a healthy body; represents the railroad commission as a very fine thing to have and recommended that con- stitutional amendment be submitted to the people making the body a con- stitutional branch of the State govern ment; recommends that the primary law be so amended as to make the calling of primary elections mandatory upon the committee. now empowered to call the election, instead of optional, as now, and impose severe punish ment upon persons detected miscount- ing the votes by inspectors and clerks and for bribery and intimidation; shows the success of a recently adopt ed plan for clearing out the congested condition of the supreme court and makes some changes; urges strongly for a system of State life insurance; shows up the efficiency of the agricul- tural department; recommends better protection for fish and game. and touches upon numerous other subjects, all of which are particularly inter esting to the people of this State just now.
 The amount of attention given by the new governor to the cause of edu- cation has already made him widely known for this feature of his incep- tfon to office, and he is given much praise in consequence.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-05

claimed her close attention, too. and she was one of the organizers of the movement to return in this country to the fine old hand dyeing and hand rug and curtain weaving in vogue among the pioneer women of America. One of her recent books is called "Domes- tic weavings."
 A useful public spirit characterizes Mrs Wheeler. She is wide awake, thinking deeply on social and art prob lens. The establishment of hotels for women in New York is largely due to her She is the founder of the first Society of Decorative Arts, also of the Society of Associated Artists.
 A few years ago Mrs. Helen Dins- more. an American society woman liv- ing at that time in Paris, found her self suddenly left without income. She had been wealthy and during the days of her prosperity had gathered a gal lery of valuable pictures. She studied art collecting and made the acquaint- ance of leading European painters. She became known as one of the best nom professional picture judges and critics in Paris.
 When the evil days fell Mrs. Dins- more was obliged to earn her own liv- ing. She had no training in any trade or profession. She studied the ques- tion oyer from every viewpoint and re- solved, first, that she would sell her own valuable lot of paintings; next, that she would enter the commercial field as the first woman art dealer and collector.
 Alice W. Mortimer.