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The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-02-12

Gwinner Gazette. The Fargo Forum
Eof Jan, 10 was hummer. We didn't
count the number of extra pages. bit
there was enough matter in. then, to
convince any man Of the thousand great
advantages offered to new people BY
this state, There is only one thing to
Ebe regretted. in connection with this exa
Bcellent effort of The Forum people, and
that was that Sargent county wasn't
even mentioned, and we rank lip with
some counties Of the state and oyer
many others.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-02-12

Grant County Review The Fargo
Forum issued a special forty eight page
edition on Jan. 16. devoted to an ex-
haustive descriptive write-sip profusely
Illustrated, of the resources of North
Dakota. 1t was highly creditable BIZ
Eof newspaper enterprise
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-02-12

/ Rock Lake Ripples. The Fargo
Daily Forum has broken all records BY
publishing what it STYLES the Grain
Growers convention issue, which IS d
massive paper Of forty-eight pages. III
is brinlful Of state statistics and wise
things said Of North Dakota. 1t writes
the state Up in crafty style
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-02-12

Grafton Record: The forty-eight
page Fargo Forum, issued last week
Tuesday. was up to the wonder mark.
The Grain Growers convention was the
occasion Of the big paper.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-02-12

Mayville Farmer: That special issue
OF The Fargo Forum on Tuesday de-
serves all kinds of praise. Il 81 |
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-02-12

Steele Ozone The Forum of IAN.
10 was certainly a hummer. Forty-eight
pages Of handsoindy printed and inter-
|esting matter made a paper the state as
well ais the publishers should be proud
of. And coming on flie two hundredtil
anniversary of the most distings8s
printer and philosopher. and Diplomat
America has produced lit is, incidentally
IA happy accident of chronology Per-
haps it was not ain accident. lie not,
then if As a happy tribute The Forum
has done the city, the special day at
Fargo and the state a service.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-02-12

Adams Budget: The Fargo Forum
marked the meeting of the Tri-sfate
Grain Growers association at Fargo
with forty-eight page issue, illustras
tive of everything interesting iii North
Dakota The Budget congratulates
The Forum On the publication Of the
largest and best edition yet circulated
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-02-12

Page Record; We failed to iiiention
|it last week, but the forty-eight page
issue Of The Fargo Forum Of Jan T6
was q hiinimer. a good advertisement
for the state and a credit to the pub
fishers, The fund Of knowledge com
tanned in the statistics of the state are
alone worth many times The price OF
the paper.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-09-03
Orders SHERIFF
TO make PAYMENT
County Judge Asks For Aug
ust Road Fund Collection.
Sheriff Says II Is Not the Custom an
Ue Cannot Post His Books Ia
Time.
THE CIRCUIT COURT CoNVENEs

County Judge X. r. Lightfoot and
Sheriff John Olglvie are at war over
the reports Of the sheriff 20 fiscal
court, and this afternoon viii see a
climax to the matter.
rhe county road fund holds but
about 5000 and there are about 81
600 to be paid oat for road expenses.
Judge Lightfoot desires to secure
funds to settle the Indebtedness ana
verbally ordered the sheriff to appear
In court this afternoon and make a
settlement He contends that statu-
tory provisions compel the sheriff to
make monthly settlements, but this
has not been followed H. the past.
County Judge Nghtfoot this morn
ing issued a call for a meeting of fiscal
court this afternoon az 2 O'Clock for
the puryese of settling with the sheriff
for theshonih's collections. ae stated
that the sheriff had TO be there aud
this was as much as he would state
Sheriff ogllyie was seen this morn
Ing and made the following state
ment.
1T has not been customary for the
sheriff to settle by the month and Il
works great Inconvenience on me
! can not ge, my books posted in time
to settle when the Judge wants me 90
! do not object at all TO settling bui
II Is next TO an impossibility, and
DO not know what shall do about
H."
At the last meeting OF fiscal court
the county road supervisor was order
ed to make a monthly report to he
board and this is only another step to-
wards systemizlng the methods Of
county ofncia,s.
sheriff ogi,vie has collected s1G.-
O0O TO date. in one months time.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-09-03
WRONG MAN
BROUGHT FROM FULTON ON
CHARGE OF MURDER.
James Graham Happened TO Be Native
Of Fulton and Not PaducahA-
That Saved Him.

The young man arrested at Fulton
Saturday suspected of being James
Graham. who is alleged to have con
fessed to aswoman of the murder of
Claude Bass1was brought to the city
Saturday evening by Lieutenant Tom
Potter and released, He was not the
the man wanted.
The prfsoner took the arrest eoolly
and stated that he did not mind the
trip as he wanted TO come to Paducah
for the Labor Day celebration He bid
the police farewell and eft for the city
Patrolman VIII Rogers was at the
Union station when Police Lieutenant
Tom Potter arrived with he prisoner
Patrolman Rogers is acquainted with
the alleged murderer.
One of the remarkable features of
the arrest OF the wrong man at Fulton
are the circumstances Surrounding the
mans conduct He was in Paducah
during the murder and left immediate.
" afterward. According to Ga aham's
own admission and the statement OF
lids employer he. came to Paducah tn
Saturday night before the murder and
left Tuesday night, arriving at Fulton
"Wednesday morning The murde;
was OF All iitted Tuesday night He Is
abqief. ID same age as the man wanted
| a 81 % she pr Dir IS the same color His
ftvauteS; Never, resides in Fulton
tTuRIhC col ther Grahams nother lives
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-09-03
FOR DAMAGES
SAM JET SUES ED CALLAHAN
AND JUDGE HARGIS.
They Charged Him With Arson But
He Was Acquitted as Soon as
His Trial Commenced.

Winchester. Ky. Sept g. An
otner chapter in the Breathitt county
trouble was the filing Of a suit here
last nisht by Sam Jett against Judge
James Hargls and Ed Callahan. OF
Breathitt county. and b. r. French,
OF this city. asking damages ia thc
sum OF $4,000. A year or two ago
Jet was indicted in Breathitt eoun-
ty for arson. being charged with
burning the house IN which he live
ed. which was burned about sixteen
years before the finding OF the in.
dctment Jett was tried this spring
aud was promptly acquitted. Je,'
accuses Hargls, Callahan and French
with mallclously procuring the In
dietment hence the suit
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-09-03
CHICKEN THIEF is 4
SHOT in THE BACK
John Johnson Goes Ont wifi
Wagon and is Caught. s
Has Served Eight Years for SteahHl
All the Carpets in Fourth Street
HOUSE.
LANDS IN THE COUNTY JAIL

John l.. Johnson. colored. ex-con-
Wet and wholesale chicken thief, is IN
the city lookup with his back peppered
with bird shot. He is charged with
chicken stealing and from indications
'Mr. Johnson" will probably dupN-
cate his former stunt Of a term in the
state peaitentiary. Chicken stealing
being nowe felony.
Early tiNe morning Johnson drove
Out near Eighth and Ohio streets in
quest of chickens. He was well pre-
pared for handling the booty. having
secured a one-horse wagon. Resi-
dents We're awakened by the noise of
the chickens and found Johnson try
ing to load a coop into his wagon
A shotgun was brought into play
and Johnson after receiving the con
tents of one barrel started to run The
next barrel was discharged but he
stepped 1t and escaped.
His horse and wagon was left, and
Patrolmen Scott Ferguson and Thad
Terrell were sent out to watch for his
return. He came for his vehicle and
the police grabbed him and put the
handouts about his wrists.
We'll, guess Use in TO- hit
again" Johnson remarked as he was
tafen to the hall.
Johnson is tall yellow negro
and when seen in the lookup this
morning refused to make any state
ment. Patroiman Scott Ferguson aud
Defective T J. Moore this morning
'sweated' him and he confessed to
having tried TO steal the chickens this
morning. He had 25 IN the wagon
when detected and shot.
Mr.. Virgo Berry, the well-know,s
Illinois Central wood-workef. did tdtl
shooting. and 12 shots took effect in
lohnson's back Berry resides, on
Seventh street between Husbahds
and Bockman streets. He heard ,lhe
noise and securing his gun shot
johnson has a criminal record
eight years IN the penitentlary He
went up from Paducah. He broke int
the Leech residence on North Fourth
street, now occupied by Mayor Yeiser
and took away a wagon lead of car.
pets and household goods.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-09-03
RAIN MARRIED rAlsaDn.
Heavy storm Broke Over Feet al
Oyster Bay.

oyster Bay. Sent. 3.-Much to tae
dlsappontment of thousands Of spec
tators and participants in the great
naval spectacle downpour OF rain
came this morning al o'ciock A
storm broke over the feet aceompa.lr
led b, great display OF lightning aal
heavy thunder and a heavy wind. but
no damage was reported, The rain
ceasei at O'Clock There was an
occasional drlzzle until he hour sel
for tie review.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-09-03
New Naval Training station.

Washington, d. c. Sept. S.--Act-
ing Secretary Newberry today APP
proved the plans for the building to
be erected al the naval training sta
ton at Lake Blum. 80 miles north OF
Chicago. Tho cost OF the site and max
ing Il ready for the station is about
$4,000 The last congress appro-
priated $3.50 900 and authorized con
tracts to the extent of s9.OOO.OOO to
complete the station.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-09-03
FLYING LEAP
SAVED MISS GE0RGIA HUSBANDS
FROM PROBABLE INJURY.
Delivery Horse Ran Away and Col
iided With Horse and Buggy
This Morning.

But for a flying leap that brought
her TO the sidewalk on her feet, Miss
Georgia Husbands. daughter of Mr.
George Husbands, might have been
seriously hurt, as the result of a
horse, hltched TO the. delivery wagon
OF Meyer. schmid. Clark 4 company
running away on Third street about
o o'clock this morning
Miss Husbands was riding with
Mrs. p. II. Riley In single-seated
rig, They had stopped their horse al
Third street and Kentucky avenue in
front of Bonds store when a big
horse hitched TO the wholesale gro
Gerry wagon, and driven by T. ID
Jones, came tearing south on the
street. The shaft of the delivery wa
gon struck the rear of the buggy
and Miss Husbands. who had moi
time to allght. gave leap to the
sidewalk.
The delivery horse rortunatel,
fell at the corner, ana besides push
ing Mrs. Rlley's horse several Fee
did no damage.
The driver said his horse frighten'
ed at banner on the street.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-09-03
GIRL ENDS LIFE AS MOTHER DID
Body Found i'm River Where, Woman
Was Suicide Five Years Ago.

St~1-ouis, Sept. 3.-The body OF
Bertha Riley, ~ years Old. was found
today in the Mississippi river near
where her mother committed suicide
FIVE years ago by drowning. Apparent
ly she had taken her own life. The girl
frequently had run away from home,
her reason being that her life was un-
happy since the death OF her mother.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-09-03
NN'ht.AA'A W. o,t iVhisf
DUNGEON
is USED by COUNTY gAILER FOR
THE FIRST TIME.
Two Recalci,rant Prijpners Taught
Better Behavior In It's
Dark Confines.

fhe dungeon recently built under
th9fcodnty jail has prpyen a success,
two pnruly prisoners having been
successfully punRhed by five hours
eoqbnement. They are-Wallace Wool
foR. charged with opbpg the mails.
and George Fernantts charged with
grand larceny both white
Five hours each we're given the
prisoners in the dungeon aud It was
worse than turkish bath. They
syeltered and the IL t w@ Shut of
totally. The experience has caused
the prisoners to quiet down and'there
is no trouble experienced nbw with
them. n
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-09-03
Products 1hlken ON Contract and
stored in storehouses. ~

Chicago, Sept 3--Three mill On
bushels OF wheat were sent out on
special contract on the board of Trade
today and taken in by storehouses
Other deliveries on steamer contracts
were 5000 bushes of corn, $4,000
bushels of oats, 5000 tierces Of lard
100000 pounds of ribs and 2,5ot
barrels OF pork.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-09-03
NOT NATURAL GAS.
But Dynamite Caused the Explosion
and Police are Looking.

Kansas City, Mo-, Sept. AT. Ar
mourdale, Kas., today store ossu-
pied by Arnold Lieberman. and two
dwellings were destroyed as "a result
OF an explosion at first supposed TO
have been due to leaking natural
gas, Two persons we're injured u
since developed that the bWldine
was not piped for gas and the1explo
sion probably was the result OF a
dynamite explosion. The' lpollce are
looking for Lleberman. Who has dis
appeared.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-09-03
FATAL FIRE
LOUISVILLE IS 8i4rp WITH
BAD BLAZE oSFol isrti Aye.
Old Caperton Block Befwcen Wal
nut and Chestnut streets Catch
Is Fire.

~ 0|a|.< Ne f.
Louisville. Sept 81. Iart AZ
Cox. of Bardstown, was hnfa 81 n
death. Harvey White. who 10 Vie
with Cox. had narrow ezcapo nom
asphyxlation Capt Samuel U'dha1i,
of the No, 3 Engine .cornpai,S,: fell
from ladder. so feet TO ne Stree.
below. and was picked up 1ineon-
scious by fellow firerhen. Artiln& W.
yentres. in fleeing for his lIfe. fen
down a flight of steps and suffered ,
fracture of the right ankle. John
Hoffman was burned about The neck
William stinzel. plpeman Of the No
Engine company. was badly eu,
about the face and HANDS by pieces
of falling glass. These are few Of
the Incidents connected With She frs
which partially ntted ll1e north
living Of what is known As 4 he "old
Caperton Building a9<]if Story
tsirncture extending on TIE isesl side
OF Fourth avenue fromsNo. ecp u
No. go. Nt8
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-09-03
CirnIr Courr uonuenes.

The regular September term Of
McCrscken circuit court Ngan this
morning and the FIRST wtrE Mas thai
of swearing the sheriff ala other Off
c!als OF the court The grand klry
was emDane.ed as foyowf W. T. A-
per G. b. Rowland III w. whiuA
George W. Murphy. J p. Brewer,
james T. Hin. II. c. ERsnnick. II. n.
Grief John Dipple. Henry Seheer.
e. p. Richardson. II. c. Rudolph.
After sending the jury to its room,
after the formal Instructions, the
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-09-03
IMAGE LURES CHILD TO DEATH,
Girl Gazcs at Reflection in Cistern and
Falls Into Water.

Bedford. Ind, Sept. Bessie
Parker aged 6. today was found
drowned In a clstern at her home in
Ave feet Of water The little girls
doH and a half-eaten apple told the
tale Of her death. She probably wa,
looking at her Image in the water and
fen In.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-09-03
SHOOK HER
SHE SAID UNTIL SHE BLEp. AT
THE NOSE. u )''t'
Employe Of Basket Factory Has War
rant issued for Her Forelr'ns
john Harvey.

AAwarrant has been issued for tht
angst OF John Hawey d foreman al
M Merge 1haler- florton Basket fec
tory in MSbanicsbnrg - the IN
stahce Of Maude Perdue~ a girl EN-
plosed al the plant.s The girl allege:
that Harvey gtabBed her Saturday an
shobk her unmercIlully until she bled
at tie nose. The case win eomeTlI
this aftenaoon before Magistrate
Geotse ROra;soot for o. a..
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-09-03
sTENsLAND ARRESTED.

Tangier. Sept. 3.--Panl %.
stensIand. the Chicago banker.
wanted for wrecking the Milwau
kee Avenue hank. was arrested
here this morning by District At
torney Disc. OF Chicago, who pur-
sued stensland through England
and Spain. Stcpsand fled from
Chicago July ~ and went direct
to New York. He took the
steamer st. PaJI for Liverpool
and went from there through
Spain.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-09-03
woMAN MEETS STRANGE DEATH
Dies as Result Of Bullet Wound In
fIicted IN Mysterious Manner.

Marion, IN, Sept. Mira J. NJ.
Davis died today from the efects OF
wound received last evening while go
ing to a neighbors house. 1t I'M
known how or why she was shot.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-09-03
FROM MAYFIELD
MANY WILL CONE
In,migratioil c5nyesticn Promises "a
BE Great ssittcss on October
s and 3.


B The citizens Of Mayfeld ana Graves
eounty are waking up in splendid
shape to the importance Of the immi-
gration convention to be held In Pa
daeah October and 8.
ysGfaves county and Mayfield win
probably send delegation Of at least
200 enthusiastic citizens for the immi-
grafton movement and the upbuild-
Ing Of Mayfeld and Graves county.
and all southwestern Kentucky. Mayor
Watts has appointed the following del
egates from the city: George Kennedy,
7 ]. Murphy j. w. Landum, DR.. D.
L. Dismukes. Will Ridgeway, II. G.
Neale, ]. T. Webb, w. J, Webb in.
Robbins, B. f. Key. n. F. Wright. H.
J. Wright, j. R. Leeman. John Watts,
Gus Thomas. r. o. Hester, r. E.
johnson, w. X Wall, George Pike.
Ia J Moormsn. J. L. shernill. George
Lyon, c. W wilson. H. A. Coulter.
Art Brand. w. A. Usher G. \. Fuller.'
r. T. Davis J. d. Watson. B. F. HoliS
Miles, Scott Cook Will Brand, Joe
Hamlet, Lee Dupree 4 s.
To Interest Tradesmcn.
The Commercial club appointed the
following committees to call on vari-
Gus professions and lines of business
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-09-03
sq,.IatS|fIss.Is.


New York, Sept 3 .z--MIs. william
Jennings Bryan and her daughter,
Grace, and several friends occupied a
box at the Union Square theater to
witness the rendition Of the play.st
written by Mrs Ruth Leayitt. Bryan's
eldest daughter. The play received a
fair amount lsf applause
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-09-03

by the consent OF the people
OF Padacah, The sun has the
largest circulation In the city
and county. The average for
July was 4132 a day.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-09-03

Charles Francis Brush. the noted
Cleveland electrician, mas on his Of
fee door: "Ofice hours. 1880 TO
49," He is there promptly ana. never
works overtime.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-09-03
severe onakes Felt.

Rio De Jeneiro. Sept. 81 A Sc
we're earthquake shock was felt to-
day at Taena and africa, Chill. Six
teen slighter shocks followed the
first
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-09-03
PADUCAH. MONDAY EVENING. 3.

Fair tonight and Sunday fol-
lowed sunday by showers in
West portion. The highest tem-
perafure reached today was 90
anf the lowest was 20.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-09-03

Headed by Marshal Jack Sanders.
the big parade covering ten blocks
started OF promptly at 10 o'clock.
The Paducah military pand resplen-
dent in new uniforms came FIRST fol-
lowed by the entire police force. po-
lice and fire commissioners, fire de-
partment and city officers.
Mayor Yeiser rode in carriage
with the president and Peter Smith.
The county officers followed.
In the second division the candi-
dates for Goddess-o OF Labor came first
followed by the machinists' float and
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-09-03
ln,zIness 1T standstiiI.

Tho ~ 75;ois Central shops and
man <>&ttotIne Uianis all over the
~ are idie today because OF the
iegai holiday and the fact mat LABOR
Day i being observed can be seen on
all sides.
AZ : O'Clock tradesmen sat on
their porches clad in their Labor Day
attire. Some wore white. some blue
overalls and others were dressed In
regular holiday attire Every one was
prepared to enter the parade.
Al the Illinois Centrai shops there
was little activity The round-house
produced the most, small force be-
ing retained for the purpose or get
ting out engines for the regular
runs. In the woodworking depart
ment several carpenters we're repair
ing the floor. which had rotted, the
road taking advantage OF the holt
day to make the necessary repairs.
At the post-oeice. banks and other
public institutions, cards were posted
announcing the closing of the places
on account OF the holiday.
At the city hall no court was held
and the chain-gang was given a rest.
Business houses were opened until
the noon hour but this afternoon will
bring about a general closing.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-09-03

CONTINUED on Page Four.a
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-09-03

II Is better to be penny wise than
altogether foolish.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-09-03
GREAT LABOR DAY
PROGRAM BEGINS
Fully Five Thousand Stran-
gers in Paducah.
Crowds Began Coming in Last Night
and Streets Were Fun Early
This Morning.
DISORDER Is MANIFEST

Crowds Of happy looking people
banners and uniforms. many strange
faces. bands playing aud horsemen
with sashes riding everywhere. be-
tokened a gala day in Paducah to-
day. and nature came to the rescue
this morning. shading the suns glare
with film Of cloud. which threat
ems the afternoons pleasure but re-
lieves the fears Of the boys In Iesns.
who are marching this morning.
Last nights trains and boats anu
the trains this morning INDICATE the
biggest Labor day crowd Paducah
ever saw. and Il is an orderly crowd
The boys from the shops evidently
realize that this is their day and they
are going TO demonstrate their ca
paci,y for rational enjoyment.
II is estin .,ed that there are 81
600 strangers in Paducah today.
This morning the coaches Of ali
incoming passenger trains mere filled
with passengers coming 70 Paducah
to attend ,be Labor Day celebration
The Mayneld band arrived to take
part Ia the parade and hundreds OF
farmers from all points between Pa
ducah. Fulton and Cairo came in
this morning.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-09-03

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The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-09-03

The Paducah Traction company
through protection to Itself has
adopted rule on advice of its at
torneys. Wheeler. Hughes & Berry.
TO require a release signature from
every person selling tickets for the
Goddess OF Labor contest on the
ears. Workers for their fayorite can
dIdates board the ears and sell tick
cts on the cars. going from one to
the other. aud their lneessant move
ment subjects them to the same dan.
ger as conductors The company will
have every person selling tickets on
the ears n sign an agreement to re-
leaae The. Stree, ear company from
ans hshtl,s fof accident
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1906-05-04
Institute.

Superintendent Jaramillo
ha asegurado los servicios de
Prof. Edmund j. Vert, del CO.
legio normal de Las Vegas,
como director del Institute
por los maestros del condado
de Torrance este verano. Sr.
Vert es un instructor moderno
y maestro habll y competeate.
La fecha del Institute sera
anunciado en- pocos dlas. To-
dos los maestros del condado
deben arregIar para atender
los sesiones del mismo.
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1906-05-04

William Edwards, agente de
una empresa teatral de Nueva
York, estado EN- la ciudad con
el fin de contrartar 20 0 mas
indios de pueblo, grupo que Sc
enviara q Nueva York vestido
de CANA d la manera de los in
digenas Ell tempo de bale. Sc
tra-a de que las civilizadas
turbes de o1iente vean como
bailan los indios de pueblo, y
la empresa no hay duda de que
hara mucho dinero con la di-
version. De su parte los indi-
Os recibiran veinte pesos cada
uno durante la temporada,
adema5 su asistencio y boleto
de pasaje de vuelta d su pueblo
al termlnarse ell cOntratO. Ell
Boletin.