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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-02-09

here recently and sold, among other
things, a team of horses and bull on
which G. M. Baxter held a mortgage for
1925. From the sale of the team and
bull he realized $122. AS soon as the
sale was over he went to Colorado and
only returned here Saturday. When
arrested he did not have q cent, and
had evidently been subsisting on wheat
as his pockets were filled with wheat.
Waterloo.
Action by the Black Hawk National
bank against James and Robert Gar
diner having been dismissed in the
Grundy county court without preju-
dice, the suits have been instituted in
the courts of this country. The action
is for an attachment on the property
of the defendants, which, it is alleged,
defendants are endeavoring to dispose
of for the purpose of defrauding their
creditors. The suit is on promissory
note given to the bank by the Gard
liners for $11,3s4.70 on October s, 1903.
Davenport.
The original notice has been served
on the defendant In suit brought by
Joseph Burke against the city of Dav-
export in which the plaintiff claims
$4,000 in payment for personal dam
ages. Burke states that he had an ac-
cident on Washington and High streets
last December, in which the bones in
one ankle were shattered SO that he is
permanently injured. He claims that
he fell from sidewalk into a ditch
running close beside it, and that the
accident was due to the fact that the
sidewalk was not in the condition that
the law provides.
Abba.
Fire broke out in the millinery store
belonging to Mrs. Theodore Shehan
shortly after o'clock Sunday morning
The store was formerly the property
of Clark & Richardson and is situated
two doors west of the First National
bank. The fire was extinguished with
the destruction Of the furniture, fix
lures and stock, and considerable dam
age to the building. The blaze occur
ed at the same hour that every great
fire in Abba has broken out, between 2
and 2:30 a. m. The loss was quite
heavy, but there was some insurance
on both the building and the stock.
Clarence.
The house on A. r. Bixlers farm,
occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Reedy
and baby, was entirely destroyed by
fire early this morn. Mr.. Reedy got
up about 4 o'clock and built a fire and
as he was enjoying the warmth of it
on the coolest morning of the win
ter, discovered that the house was on
fire between the roof and ceiling. As
sistance was called, but the fire was
hard to get at and could not be put
out. so attention was turned to saving
was nearly all saved. A $40 bill. how
the houses contents. The furniture
ever. was left to burn and Sc in silver
kept it company, but the silver will
likely be recovered. There was no in
surance on either house or contents.
CentervilIe.
A fall of slate in the Oriental mine
west of town Saturday so badly
mashed and injured the right arm of
Richard Greenhouse as to necessitate
the amputation of two of the fingers
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-02-09
TEN YEARS IN PRISON.
Outcome of Sensational and Myster,
ious Case at Davenport.
Cnania1 RI TimeS. Rapuhlican

Davenport, Feb. 9.-Henry Albert
was sentenced to ten years in the pen
itentiary at TT. Madison by Judge Boil
linger late yesterday afternoon. Albert
plead guilty to assault with intent to
commit murder. He was one of the
men who made such a deadly assault
upon the person of Mrs. Ida Manuel,
on the first day of last November. The
assault took place in the home Of AL
bert on LeClaire street. between Third
and Fourth streets, where Mrs. Man
uel roomed.
Late yesterday afternoon Captain c..
N. Neal informed the judge that AL
bert had decided to enter plea Of
guilty to the indictment brought
against him and the judge ordered him
brought over to the court house. AL
bert appeared in court with his moth
er and his wife and was brought be-
fore the judge.
Judge Bollinger accepted the plea
and then Albert made the first Official
statement that has been made in re-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-02-09

Burlington.
General S. L. Glasgow's beautiful
residence on the end of Grand street,
overlooking the Mississippi river, was
Quilted by fire Monday evening. Many
valuable art treasures and valuable
library are among the losses which can
not be restored. The fire seems to
have started from the furnace, and
broke out in small library adjoining the
dining room.
Cedar Falls.
The home Of Will Buxton, six miles
south of this place, on the Hudson
road on what is known as the Shaffer
farm, was entirely destroyed by fire
recently. The fire started from a de-
fective flue. The loss is estimated at
$1,000. All of the household effects
were saved. The neighbors turned out
from far and near to fight the flames
but they had made to much Roadway
before they reached the scene.
Holmes.
At the farmers meeting at Holmes
last Saturday, it was resolved to form
an elevator company, and a constitu-
ton and bylaws was adopted, and
SO, 100 worth of stock subscribed. Tins
was given until April LIST to complete
the organization, which is contingent
on disposing of stock up to $4,000
That leaves but $1,000 to raise and
there is not much doubt but that it will
be done.
Lowden.
1t is reported that William Lens
chow near Lowden, has had five calves
and one COW die lately. The affected
cattle acted strangely and frothed at
the mouth. Mr.. Lenschow laid the
matter before the township trustees
Monday and Governor Cummins was
pettioned to send the state veterinar-
Ian to find out what allied the cattle
The veterinarian pronounced the dis
ease hydrophobia.
West Point.
Mrs. Jane Bell, one of the oldest res
idents of Lee county, was buried at
Clay Grove cemetery Sunday at II
o'clock. She was born in Yorkshire,
England, in 1914, and came to Ameri-
ca in 1887. Soon after coming to this
country she and her husband bought a
known as the pioneer Homestead"
SQe ledVeS ldlHlly Ol luFo6 SOnS, HlIle-
teen grandchildren and eighteen great
grandchildren.
GriswoId.
A man giving his name as Leck, a
patent medicine peddler, is under ar
rest at Griswold on the charged of at
tempted criminal assault on the person
of the 9-year-old daughter of E. G.
Colburn, q Griswold blacksmith. 1t is
alleged that he enticed the girl and her
younger sister into his room and there
took undue liberties with them. His
preliminary hearing will be held at
Griswold tomorrow morning. There is
said to be considerable Indignation "a
gainst the man at Griswold
Atlantic.
Bird J.. Link, young farmer near
Wiota, was arrested late Saturday eve
ming by Sheriff Marshall on the charge
of having disposed of nortgaged prop
erty. He is in the county JAIL awaiting
a preliminary hearing. which will be
held Thursday. Link held q public sale
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-02-09
HIS HEAD CUT OFF
Well Dressed Italian Throws Himself
in Front of Train at Council Bluffs
and His Body is Terribly MangIed.

SPECIAL to Times Republican.
Council Bluffs, Feb. 9-Angelo Bal
zarini, prosperous appearing, we'll
dressed Italian of Clinton, Mass, de-
liberately threw himself under the
wheels of a Milwaukee train No. 3, ar
irving here from Chicago last evening
at o'clock. His head was completely
cut off and his body was horribly
mangled. Ralzarini was en- route to
Massachusetts to visit brother named
Luigi Balzarini from Cascade Rocks,
Ore, and had on his person ticket to
that point.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-02-09
PAPERS NOT YET RECEIVED.
Marshal Christian Not Able to Bring
Tom Dennison to Iowa.

Des Moines, FEB. mo mandate
for the arrest and removal Of Tom
Dennlson from Omaha to Logan has
not yet been received by Marshal
George Christian and 1t is not believed
that copy will be received at the
nrarshals office until after thirty days
has elapsed from the returning OF the
decision by the United States supreme
court. In the meantime Dennison re-
mains in Omaha, in charge of the sher
if, who has given Marshal Christian a
receipt for his care.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-02-09
WEDDING KEPT SECRET.
BY Doing So the Groom Became Heir
ia Fortune

BY Doing So the Groom Became Heir
to a Fortune.
Sumner. Feb. "a little more than
year ago, Miss Alice Cox was one
of the rural mail carriers of Sumner
postoffice. but as this life proved too
strenuous, she resigned it for Il posi-
ton in milliners establishment. La
ter she met Mr.. Charles Phelps. the
adopted son of Jacob Minkler, of Fair
banks, and an attachment was formed
that resulted in secret marriage at
Waterloo in June, 1904 This step was
taken to avoid the disapprobation of
the groom'S foster father and upon
the recent death of Mr.. Mnkler Phelps
became heir to nearly a half million
dollars in valuable lands and money.
The marriage is now made public, and
pretty Mrs. Phelps is the center of
attraction in the community, creating
very vivid sensation in social cir
C1es.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-02-09
Fire Near DUNLAP,

Special to T1mes-Republican.
Dunlap, Feb. 9.-Mr. Schivaliers
barn, five miles north of Dunlap, burn
ed Tuesday night. 1t was valued at
$500 and the insurance on it was $500.
W. E. Igan, who was the renter, lost
1--we horses, three sets Of harness, one
top buggy and fifteen hogs also his
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-02-09
LAWYERS Office Is scorehed.

Manson, Feb. 9.-Tuesday evening
about Z o'clock fire was noticed in the
office of Attorney NJ. z. Mack, and
on pushing the door open the inside OF
the office was found to be afiame, but
the fire was extinguished, before a
great deal of damage had been done
Mr. Mack had left on the afternoon
train for Des Moines, and the fire is
supposed to have originated in the
waste basket
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-02-09
FIVE INCHES MORE OF SNOW.
Southwestern Iowa is Given Another
Blanket of the Beautiful

SOUTHWESTERN iowa IS Given Another
Blanket of the Beautiful.
New Market, Feb. 9.-This south
western part of Iowa had five inches
more of snow Tuesday night, which
now makes a total of fourteen inch
es which is more snow than has been
on at one time for a number of years.
There is more sickness from excessive
cold weather and protracted storms
than Is common in this part of Iowa,
many having died from colds, pneumo-
mia, and the grip. Doctors are badly
overworked, both night and day.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-02-09
JAPANESE GETS REVENGE.
Acrobat Who Bucked Roulette Wheel

Acrobat Who Bucked Roulette Wheel
In Davenport Gets Injunction.
Davenport, Feb. 9.-Kamatura Nam
ba, a japanese acrobat, having gone up
against the roulette wheel at the Ell
dorado gambling rooms here and lost
$3.50 and $3.50 diamond ring, threw
a shock into local gambling circles
yesterday by taking out an injunction
in the district court. Sheriff Near
thur late yesterday afternoon served
the papers that closed the Eldorado,
which was the largest gambling es-
Establishment in the city.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-02-09

hay and grain. Total loss on contents
$500. with insurance of $500.
Dell Fants. living eight miles east
of Dunlap lost his house and contents
by fire. The total loss is $500 with no
insurance.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-02-09
DIES OF BLOOD POISONING.

Prominent Young Sigourney Farmer
Succun1bs After Lip Cracks.
Sigourney, Feb. 9.-Elmer Pikerton,
a prominent young farmer west of
town, died very suddenly yesterday
from blood poison. Saturday he was
we'll and hearty. Several days ago
his lower lip cracked a little and Sun
day blood poison set in, his face
swelling badly. Yesterday he died. He
leaves his mother, sister and two
brothers to mourn his death.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-02-09
PETITION FOR FLAeMAN.
TO be Stationed at Dangerous Cross.
ing in Iowa Falls.

Special to Times Republican.
Iowa Falls, Feb. at the request
Of the commercial club of this city the
of stationing a flagnran at the Illinois
city council has taken up the matter
Central crossing in East Iowa Falls
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-02-09

o colds during
t h e w j n t e r
m o n t his, we
u rg e y G u t o
keep a bottle
of the Filters
handy. \ few
doses at the
first symptom
will save Il
lot of suffer-
ing. 1t forth
fes the system
against ChilIs,
Colds and La
Grippe,
also cures
Indigestion,
Dyspepsia
and consti.
patton.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-04-29
Tra!dos a Ia Peniteeciaria.

En- la corte de distrito por ell segun
do distrito judicial en- Albuquerque @
sabado pasado, ell Juez Ira A. Abbott
sentenci6 a los siguisntes p~risioneros
a la penitenciaria:
Cipriano Marquee, asalto con arma
mortffera, un ano; William Puck, por
robarse ina yegua de ana caballeriza,
un ano- y multa de $500-apelacion
pendiente; Samuel Leather, asalto
con una arma mortifera un afio; Ed.
ward Brannon, asalto con n arma
mortifera, un afo, junto con los costos
de la averiguacion; Jesus Martinez,
robo de reses, 10 csc y $1,000 de
multa-apelacion pendiente; Charles
Bennett, asalto con n arma mortf-
fera, seis meses; Santiago Garcia, ro-
DO de reses, un aio y $500 de multa-
ap~elacion pendiente.
John Ellis fue tambien convictado
por ell robo de un reloj y fue senten-
ciado a sesenta dias en- la carcel y null
tado en- los costos de la causa.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-04-29
La Amistad.

He aqui una palabra que la genie de
bien lleva escrita con caracteres de
orc en- ell fondo de su corazon; un sen
timiento noble y generoso que nos ha
ce mas dulce y menos amarga la des
gracia.
La verdadera amistad solo puede
existir entire los buenos. pues la vir'
tud hermosea TODD 10 que toca y es
uno de los lazos mas dulces que puede
ligar los corazones. La mas sincera
y s6lida amistad es aquella que Sc fun
da en- la comunidad de ideas y senti.
mientos y que vive al suave calor de
la virtud. Ash como uno Sc haya bien
entire las personals de su posicion y de
sus gustos, asi tambien busca con an
hello la compania de aquella genie que
profesa nuestros mismos principles
y Sc siente agitada por las mismas a S
piraciones.
Como la virtud es la base mas solida
de la amistad, cuando este sentimien-
to no Sc muestre cor S savfa RIGA y
fecunda, puede decirse que solo hay
n sombra de amistad, pol ESQ entire
las personas de malas costumbres no
pueden existir los dulces lazos de una
amistad verdadera.
A la bora de la adversidad Sc conc
cen los amigos, dice IN antique pro-
verbio. La vida del hombre eata lle-
ma de vicisitudes; la perdida de un ser
querido, las penurias en- La enferme-
dad, los reveces de la fortuna, dan orr
gen a serios contratiempos. En- todas
estas si~tuaciones, I'm buen amigo es un
tesoro de gran valor, un oasis en- ell de
sierto, un faro en- noche tempestuosa,
un companero en- la soledad, un N.
suelo en- ell infortunio.
Felices aquellos que tienen verdade-
ros amigos; felices los que saben apre-
ciar al individuo por sus cualidades y
que tienen un noble, generoso
y alberto a las grandes emociones de
la amistad.
Los que han sufrido amargos sinsa-
bores en- ell canine de la vida; los que
han experimental los ataques de la
maledicencia 8 los desprecios del or
en- fin los que tienen una alma
que abriga mobiles sentimientos, esos
saben cuanto vale la amistad; esos bus
can I'm amigo, ash como ell ave busca
81 nido de sus amores, como ell nino
.usca ell regazo de su madre.
MANUEL OLD.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-04-29
Notas de la Corte de Distrito.

Los siguientes negocios fueron tran
sados durante la semana pasada en- Ia
corue del primer distrito judicial por
ell condado de Taos: Las listas de ju-
radios han sido retornadas a la oficina
del escribano de la corte, quien ell ID
mes expidi6 las listas para ell gran y
peque1o jurados para el termino de Ia
corte de Taos ell cual comiensa ell dia
10 de Mayo. En- ell pleito por perjui-
clos de Jose G. Chaves contra Leonor
Garcia, por perjuicios resultados de
un Gambia de una acequia, juicio fue
entradO por ell actor en- la suma de
$45 y costos que amontan a cerca de
5000. I'm pleito ha sido protocolado
por Jesus Mondragon contra la Sra.
Feliciana Romero Mondragon por un
divorcio absolute por desercion Y
abandono.
Por Ell condado de Santa Fe: La
Sra. Virginia White ha protocolado
pleito por divorcio de David White,
alegando discretion y abandono. En-
la causa de Amado Chaves contra
Braulio Ganado, la peticion fue desc
chada por Ell actor y la arregla-
da.
Por ell condado de San Juan: En- la
causa de la Sra. Retta M. Allen contra
Harry S. Allen, por divorcio absolute
por discretion y falta de m~anutencion,
un decreto pro confeso fue entrado
contra ell acusado, y la senorita Fran
els Woods fue nombrada para tomar
ell testimonio.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-04-29
Ell Vicin del JuegO.

De todos los vicios que afijen a la
humanidad es dudoso que haiga uno
qud desmoralize mas que ell del tahur,
porque empobrese la mente y los mo.
rales 10 mismo que bolsillo. Diaria-
mente Sc notan reportes por los perio-
dicos de ~arrestos sensacionales en- las
principles ciudades de los Estados
Unidos, 10 mismo que de Mexico, don
de no solo hombres Sc italian implica-
dos en- ell vicio del juego. No hace
mucho que la policia arresto en- una
sala de billar de Nueya York a COS de
veinte mujeres, cuya description no
puede menos que traer un tanto de
esc&ndalo a la buena sociedad. Algu-
a de estas mujeres estaban vestidas
CAST todas casadas, una va canosa y
otra La esposa de IN millionaire. En-
esta vez TOGO que fueran mujeres, pero
los periodicos estan diariamente llenos
de noticias donde los hombres Sc ha-
liam en- esta desmoralizante condicion.
Hasta pocos amos pasados las Tote
rias Sc licenciaban en- algunos de los
estados y solo hace pocos meses que
ell juego de advinanza Sc prohibi6. En-
algunas de las R~ep1blicas del Sur y
paises de Europa aun es legal licenciar
loterias. Ell NAL del juego. en- cual-
quier forma que aparezca, viene de
que cultivo un deseo de obtener algoI
por NADIA y sustituye la ley de chauza
por la de Dios, 'sganar recompensa
por servicio." Algunos costumbres
afectan solamente ell cuerpo, al menos
en- su comienzo, pero el juego ataca
diariamente la voluntad y deteriora Ell
caracter. Els n enfermedad del CO.
razon y paraliza la energia. Ri juego.
comienza gradualmente, primero tai
vez en- carreras de caballos, peleas de
gallos, con dados, con las barajas etc.
Tanto penetra el juegoa sus vlctimas
que en- muchos casos estas sostienen
que robar sin ser descubiertoss es
honroso-En otras palabras Ell jugador
cree que cada quien esta intitulado a
practicar su habilidad para ganar algo
sin dar valor recibido en- retorno.
NADIA puede evitar este NAL tan des-
tructivo excepto un ideal mas alto y
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-04-29
Tn cuento.

Pues senior n vez rineron San Mi.
guel y ell diablo, porque ell diablo decia
que todas las m~ujeres eran 'charlata-
mas y "chismosas" y decfa San Mi
guel que algnna habria que no 10 fuese.
Con que San Miguel Sc fue por ell
mundo buscando n mujer que no
fuera "charlatana,' one no fuera
~"chismosa" y que no fuera s.enreda-
dora"
Pues San Miguel va estaba cansado
de tanto andar por ell mundo sin encon-
trar la mujer que buscaba, y Sc echo
al pie de unos setos vivos de madre-
selva, y al otro lado habia unas mule
res que miranda a San Miguel por en-
tire los setos, Sc pusieron a decir que
era un "borracho," porque tenia la
cara muy e%ncarnada, y que era sun
ladron," que 10 que llevaba puesto era
robado, porque era Ell vestido de San
Miguel que, sin duda 10 habia robado
en- la iglesia.
Pero entire las mujeres habia una
v~iejecita que ne dijo NADIA malo de 81
sine que lie miraba y sonrefa con mu-
cha dulzura.
Pues aquella noche cuando la pobre-
cita vieja estaba durmiendo en- su ca.
ma, va San Miguel y la coge, y envol-
viendola ell cuerpo en- la sabana y
tapandole los mcchones de canas de la
cabeza o sus alas de Arcangel kien
encorvadas, va a las puertas del infer
no y Sc pone a lamar al demonio,
Orlando: "Demonio de todos los de-
monios; sal aquf, que tie TRAGIC la uni
ca mujer que no murmura." Sale Ell
diablo muy sofocado del calor que
habia adentro, y Sc echa a reir y va y
dice: i'Toma, como que es sorda y
muda de nacimiento.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-04-29
Ell RecOrte de Belen.
Trabal0 Active Sc ha Comenzad0 y Sc Lleyara a
CabO iasta COncluir la Linea.

La compania del ferrocarril Atchi'
son, Topeka y Santa Fe, Sc ha deter
minado en- gastar $40, 000, 900, de pesos
en- concluir el trabajo del recorte del
~ferrocarril por Belen y 10 c~onseguira
en- debido tempo. G. w. Allen, un
c~ontratista estuvo en- la ciudad y dijo
que va Sc habia dado principle a la
obra de construction en- dicha Inca
con go hombres y treinta tiros. Esta
fuerza sera aumentada a 1000 hon.
bres y 500 tiros tan pronto como Sc
pueden reunir y llevar a la escena del
trabajo, donde Sc estableceran campos.
La compafia de construction de Lam
try-Sharpe comenzaran dentro de
pocos dias a dar sub.contratos, y des.
pues de que este Sc consiga ellos
tomaran parte activa en- ell progreso
del trabaio. Los habitantes de Belen
Sc encuentran llenos de jdbilo y tienen
mucha razon para clio, pues mientras
uuAO "a uA6DdJO . 2 S0oouiU
sumas de dinero en- dicha plaza y des-
pues Sc seguira inappropriate s6lida.
Sc lie pregunto al %contratista que 81 la
construction del recorte minoraria ell
trafico directo por Albuquerque, y
respondi6, que en- ningun punto, ell
prop6sito del recorte es de aliviar y
tener desecho para ell immense tratico
que a veces congesta la Inca principal
vieja entire puntos directamente del
oriente al poniente-
Tenemos mucho gusto de que nues-
ira vecina y hermann plaza de Belen
prospere, crezca y Sc enriquezca con
la construction de la nueva Inca, por
que con clio Sc aumenta ell valor 6 in
~tereses, asi como la importancia de
TODD ell Territorio de Nuevo Mexico
La Bandera Americana.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-04-29
La LIuvia fue General.
Nuevo Mexico. Arizona, Texas y Colorado vlsi
tados por mel TEMPO.

Nuevo Mexico ha sido visitado co
una de las peor,es y mas generates llu
Was que 81 Territorio ha experimental
do por algun tempo. Ell sabado pasa
do Santa Fe tuvo .07 pulgada de pre-
cipitacion y ell domingo pasado liz
pulgadas.
La lluvia que visit6 Albuquerque
ell domingo en- la noche fue una de las
mas fuertes de la ~estacion, y desde las
comenz6 a Hover a ~torrentes. BE.
gun los informes indican, la lluvia fue
general por TODD ell Territorio, y segun
parece todos los riachuelos han creci:
do y esperan ~perjuicios les ferroca.
rifles y sembrados.
Una severa lluvia de granizo pas6
por ell vale del Rio Grande desde San
Marcial hasta 81 Canon de White Rock
y duro hasta ell lines en- la manana, v
los granizos fueron demasiadograndes.
Sc cree que los arboles sufrleron de-.
Imasiado.
Todavia ell lines en- la tarde estaba
lloviendo en- Estanciay habia estado
lloviendo por los dltimos dos dias. Los
caminos Sc encuentran en- una condi
cion intransitable y los arroyos y
cursos de aqua estan llenos.
En- Trinidad, Colorado, habia doce
pulgadas de nieve Ell domingo pasado
y luego siguio lloviendo ell lines. En-
Lamar, Colorado, llovio por cuarenta
y cuatro horas consecutivas.
Informes de Torrance dicen que ha
llovido en- torrentes en- aquel lugar y
los llanos estan colmados de aqua. Los
pasageros viajantes en- 81 ferrocarril
de Ell Paso dicen que la lluvia fue ge-
neral en- toda aquella ~seccion.
Los dltimos informes del condado
de Mckinley indican que Canada, Zu.
ri, Round Rock y otros puntos inte-
riores estan sin provisiones y nc hay
posibilidad de obtenerlos debido a las
crecientes y lodo en- los caminos.
Todos los ferrocarriles estan atrasa-
dos a u de que la Inca Sc ha aflo-
jadO y todos los trenes corren despa-
clio. Ell ferrocarril Santa Fe esta ex-
perimentando difcultades en- TODD Nue.
vo Mexico y Arizona. Ell Rio Grande
esta creciendo y Sc temen inundacio-
mes.
Fla estado lloviendo en- Arizona des- |
de ell sabado pasado en- la tarde y los
Rios ella y Salado estan ~creciendo
con mucha rapidez y desbarrancando-
Sc en- los lados. Mucho perjuicio re-
sultara al pals que va ha sido inunda
do en- la vecindad de estos -arroyos.