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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-08-02
New Potato Bug Enemy.

Captain w. L. Hurst of Campton,
KY, has succeeded In breeding an in
sect that Is deadly foe to the potato
bug. He calls it the stranger" The
new insect Is black In color, twice the
size Of the ordinary horsefly and has .
long singer that 1t injects into the de-
fenseless potato bug, says a Campton
dispatch. Captain Hurst says that
dozen OF these "strangers'' will keep
clear an acre OF potatoes. stranger
was incubated on his farm. near Camp
ton, KY. Specimens of them will be
sent to the Kentucky experimental
station at Lexington for furtAer inves.
tigation.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-08-02

Let the pessimistic prate about the pail
of gloom ahead
And call up scares and panics and a host
Of troubles dread;
Tho man Of woe might just as well crawl
way back in his den
when from OF the Kansas wheatnelds
comes a call for hired men.
We sometimes get discouraged at the way
our statesmen act,
And the corporation scandals WORRY
somewhat-thats q fact
But we feel the ship a-righting. and we're
treasured again
When from on the Kansas wheatfields
comes call for hired men
For the Lord can't mean to ruin those to
whom he sends good crops:
we can deal with all the problems Of our
Offices and shops.
And the solving Of our troubles cannot
be beyond our ken
When from on the Kansas wheatfieIds
comes that oau for hired men.
- Denver Republican.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-08-02
Making Beds.

The practice of having beds made in
the early morning. though exceedingly
tidy, is one which should be dis
couraged, for it Is bad. Constantly we
see bed made half an hour after the
sleeper has left the room, wherefore all
me exhalations from the skin during
the night are confined beneath the
sheets and are inhaled again when the
bed Is next used. 1t is an excellent
practice and one which ought to be en-
couraged in all young people to turn
on the clothes Of the bed Immediately
on rising. The mattress, too, should be
turned back. SO that all may be proper
~ aired and quite cold before being
remade.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-08-02
ie Stonewebster svndic.t,

The Stone-Webster syndicate, of
Boston, which operates the street
railway lines in Houston and Calves.
ton, as we'll as lines in other states.
has taken up the matter of construct.
ing an interurban line connecting
houston with Galveston, and the de-
clsion has been reached to build the
line at once. 1t is estimated that
the cost win be in the neighborhood
OF $2,O0O.000.-New York Financial
Review.
These are the same people who
now own Pensacola's street car sys-
tenn, and who. 1t is believed, will take
UP the matter of rural extensions
here just as soon as conditions will
possibly justify it.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-08-02

/ will write no dog-gerel about
Scott. 1t would not do him justice
He deserves and is worthy of as class
ic ballad as irnmortalized 'Old Dog
Tray" His intuitive sagacity and fl
deity entitle him to that eloquent
panegyric, that ininlitable and pathet-
ic tribute paid to his species by Sena-
tor Vest of Missouri, which can never
be forgotten. l knew that dog perosn
ally, having spent two summers with
him, and we were the best of frineds.
BY a freak of nature he had short
tail, but at the other end of his corpus
he had long head. The best thing
about him was, he was Democratic
dog. Had he been a Republican he
no doubt would have had the COVER
nDrship of one of the Philippine
Islands; but he had an innate aver
sion to all monopolies and trusts, and
though trusty dog himself he would
not trust pig in the yard nor a
chicken in the house.
His intelligence was almost human
He rocked the cradle of Mrs. Bryars
youngest children, drove up the COWS
and minded the calves. off while she
MIXED them and would Gas the dogs
in Switzerland are wont to dol have
done the churning If he had been
taught to do so. He was affectionate-
IL considered a member of the family
and understood and appreciated his
position. The esteem in which he
was held by the family and their sim
cere and unaffected sorrow at his
death recalls to memory the Indian
mythology of the origin of woman
The legend runs thuswise: That
when old Master reflected about the
logged loneliness and lonesomeness
| OF Adam he concluded that it was not
meet that he should longer dwell
alone, and he p~t him into that deep
sleep in order to extract rib out of
which he could manufacture a help
mate for him. When he had per-
formed the surgical operation and
taken out the rib and laid it ON the
grass to close UP the wound, a dog
standing nearby seized the bone
dog like-and made off with it. The
Creator. in hot pursuit. not recover
ing the rib seized the dog by the
tail, whacked of enough of it to pro
coed with his contemplated work and
finished his job to his satisfaction,
and left the pair to their future
happiness in the garden of Eden
This is tale of the dog I got from
an old Indian long years ago, and 1
conclude there is about as much truth
in it as in any of the other mytholo-
giles, which doubtless accounts for
that friendship and mysterious affin-
ity that links the dog and his master.
1t would not be appropriate to in
scribe on his tomb that Latin phrase:
fRequies cat en- pace" as he was a
dog and it would be categorical
absurdity to do so, but by way Of con-
dolence with the bereayed with whom
/ mourn, / will simply and sadly say:
Peace to his ashes" as these sur
rounding woods will echo not again
to that Watch dogs honest bark"
T. T. T., of Tensaw.
Latham, July 10, 1906.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-08-02

A proper subject of attention for
the health authorities is furnished by
many meat markets and supply stores
which deal in live poultry and
gophers. Almost any day, Pensaco-
Hans may pass these places and see
crates Of chickens and of gophers
standing in the sun in front of the
markets, and the smell, from the
poultry. particularly. is frequently
anything but agreeable. Let the sub
5ect be looked up.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-08-02

Alcohol Will Solve the
Fuel Problem.

1t is confidently believed that the
problem of q cheap and satisfactory
fuel will be solved in the near future
by the general adoption OF denatured
alcohol which, under the law passed
at the recent session Of congress, can
be manufactured and sold much
cheaper than gasoline, now almost
universally used where but compare
lively small amount of power is nee
essary.
The August number of Casters
Magazine contains an interesting ar
ticle from the pen of Eli Thompson
upon the subject of alcohol as Fuel, ,"
the substance of which is as follows:
We have In ethyl alcohol an ideal
fuel-colorless, limpid. Of moderate
boiling. point, about so degrees below
that of water, nDnfreezing, burning
without smoke, mixing with water in
all proportions, and, therefore. its
flame extinguished by water, clearly,
drying Off completely when spilled,
not attacking rubber gaskets or pack
ings, and non corrosive for metal
tanks and holders.
The fact that it's flame is blush, or
so-called non-luminous, means that
the flame Is almost devoid of free
carbon particles. with their intense
heat-radiating power, fact of consid-
cradle importance. When gasoline or
heavy oils are burning, the flame,
loaded with free carbon or SCOT, ra-
dates heat to such a degree that it is
not possible to approach near the
confagration, and combustible sur
roundings are readily fired by pure
radiation Of heat.
The production of alcohol on a large
scale Is very simple, and the raw ma
terials already exist in considerable
variety. All saccharine or starchy
growths are, available. Saccharine
wastes are now largely used in Cuba
for alcohol production.
This alcohol will, in a properly or
ganized engine, equal. volume for vol
ume, gasoline now sold at a much
higher price, in producing power
Even in the immediate future then.
1t is evident that alcohol has a large
field OF usefulness. The farmer need
not depend on wood, coal, or oil for
his power. His agricultural wastes
will furnish it. His fields need onl,
sunshine, and be given sufficient
water. and thence any crop yielding
starch or sugar, however unmarked
able otherwise, may be made the
source Of power, light, and heat.
In recent years the use of gasoline
has become general and the supply.
at the present time, is hardly equal
to the demand. The new fuel will
therefore, find ready market and it
is only question of time until the
use OF gasoline Is superseded by al
cohol which in addition to being
cheaper, is much safer, and the SUD-
Ply WIFI be practically unlimited.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-08-02

Pensacola is more free from mos
quitoes this year than she has ever
been before. When her sewerage
and drainage systems are in there is
no reason why the city should not be
absolutely free from the little disease
carving pests
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-08-02

HoRseshoer Who Pulls Teeth.
George w. Jones, the village black
smith Of Bakersville, Conn, while busy
shoeing horses the other day had a call
from Miss Anderson, young woman
who asked him to do some dentist
work for her, says Winsted Conn
special dispatch to the New YORK
World. On examination it was found
necessary to extract one dozen teeth.
Mr.. Jones performed the operation
with the ability Of an expert Miss
Anderson returned to her home, about
two miles away, none the worsa
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-08-02

The Times-Union publishes a car
toon which looks like cross between
. cyclone and a cat fight, and labels
1t the TBeard-Broward Debate on the
Everglades" The Everglades ques.
don will probably look like that after
they get through with it.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-08-02
N either side of the Arkansas.

It will cost about $3.50, 1000 to set up
the proposed pumping plants, and DR..
Newell hopes to get them in working
order in time to water next years
crop, but the engineers are having DIFF
6culty In getting machinery and mata-
rial.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-08-02

For Railroad Commissioner:
NEWTON A. BIETCH. Of Levy.
r. HUDSON BURR, of Dade.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-08-02

One of the recently discovered won.
ders of China is a mountain Of alum
which is ten miles in circumference at
its base. 1t is 1900 feet high, and the
Chinese quarry the alum in large
blocks.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-08-02

magnificent buildings. The total value
Of the tract and the buildings IL est
mated at S2,5O0,0OO. The theosophists
are possessed Of other property worth
close to 100000.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-08-02

For Justices of the Supreme Court:
OHAS. B. PARKHILL, of Escambia
JAMES B. WITHHELD, of Leon.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-08-02

For State Senator, End District:
JOHN s. BEARD.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-08-02
DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES

For Member of Congress, Srd Congress
sional District:
VIM. B. LAMAR. Of Jefferson.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-08-02

For Member House Of Representative
CHlAS. M. COSTON.
M. o. BAGGETT.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-08-02

For Tax Collector:
J. 8. ROBERTS.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-08-02
For County Treasurer:
J. ED. WILLIAMS.
For Members Of School Board:
w. e. ANDERSON.
II. G. DeSuLVA.
W. M. AGERTON.

For Member Board County Comm.s
sioners:
]. B. ROBERTS.
JNO. A. MERRITT.
JAS. NJ. ANDREWS.
H. c. CLOPTON
JAS. r. STEWARD.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-08-02

For Tax Assessor:
w. w. RICHARDS.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-08-02
ONLY A DOG.
Bay Minette Times.


Gin memory of Old Scott, life
long inmate of the home Of Frank
Bryars, Latham. Ala-)
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-08-02

DR.. Newell Of the Reclamation Serv.
Ice Plans a Series of Wells to Fur
ntsh the Water For Eight Thou
sand Acres of Crops-Proposes te
Tap q Subterranean Reservoirs.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-07-28
FUGITIVE VUELTO
LA ~PENITENCIARIA
Santiago Telles quien Sc hullo
Es Vuelto a la Peniten-
ciaria.

Santiago Telles sentenciado q
dos AMOS on la penitenciaria te.
rritorial del Condado de Dcna
Ana, bajo 81 cargo del robo de un
caball0, y quien Sc escape de los
guardias en- oil Canine Pintorssco
en- Julio 9, de 1905, fue capturado
ell Viernes pasado por ell Policfa
Montado Rafael Gomez cerca de
Torrance, Condado de Mckinley,
y traido aquf y puesto en- la peni-
tenciaria de nuevo, y puesto 4
trabajar q vista de los guardias Y
llevando atada Ia "bola'' con una
cadena. Los oficiales 10 buscaron
por varias semanas, pero hasta
81 Viernes pasad0lno fue captura.
do. El habia conseguido trabajo
como pastor y Sc crefa salvo.
Cuando ell Policia Gomez vic 4
Tellss Of Sc hech6 a huir a pie.
FL Official no hallandose capaz de
seguirlo a caballo, Sc ape6 y le
siguf6 tambien d pie, forzandoloa
rendirse a fuerza de pistola, des.
pues de seguirlo por varias
millas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-07-28
otro cansado de vivir.

Copiamos de FL Republicans
de TERRA Amarillo 10 siguiente:
la paciica plaza de Los Bra.
EOS ha sido 81 drama escandal0so
de nno de esos hechos cohardes
que aterrorizan 4 Ia humanidad
Francisco Martinez joven ann, de
pocos meses de casado, tom6 Ia
berbara determination de guitar
SO la vida Ell microbes do Ia Sc.
mana pasada, dandose nn balazo
en- la cara POGO abajo del ojo dere
cho, sin saberse cual fuese ell
m6vil que le indnjeraa tomar una
resolution tan desesperaia. En-
ell acto atroz del suicioa, su j0ven
esposa Sc hallaba ansente en- el
hogan palermo, en- donde Sc le die
narte del fatal y no menos triste
acontecimiento. Francisco Mar.
tinez pertenece a una buena ia,
milia, y no sabemos porque haya
tornado una determination tan
barbara para quitarse la vida.
Nos dicen que no ha muerto, y 81
yivisre Sc avergonzara de haber
intentado efectnar ma cosa que
no lie corresponds.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-07-28
TRES S~ACERDOTES
CATOLICOS
llegan de Francla Y Toman Quehaceres
Ga la Arquidi6cesis de
Santa re.

Tres sacerdctes cat6licos quie.
mes han sido puestos en- deber en-
Ia arquidioces.s de Santa F4, lie.
garon d Santa Fe directamente
de Francia, y hasta que SO les
asignen lugares, van q asistir a
los servicios Ell Ia Cathedral. Son
81 Rev. Eugene Bertrom, Rev.
joseph Pdgens, y Ell Rev. Joseph
Pajot.
nj uno de elIos habla 81 Espa
mol y hablan muy POGO Ingles.
Ellos anticipan tener POGO traba.
10 en- aprender ambos idiomas,
porque son j6venes, bien educa.
dos y desean aprender.
Ell Muy Rev. Antonio -Four
chegn, vicario general, Sc hallaba
en- Ia misma situacion cnando
81, vino aqui en- 1867. En- ese
habia comparativamente
muy poca genie que hablaba 81
[ngi6s en- esta parte del pals, y 81
natui almente aprendio q habrla
d Espahol primero. NJ tubo.
trabajo en- aprender Ell Castellaro
pero 81 tubo trabajo en aprender
j Ingles. A los nuevos sacer
Totes no Sc les asigparan lugares
lasta dentro de un mes 8 hasta
lespues del retro eclesiastico.
Ellos llegaron a Nneva York 81
Lines antepasado donde fueron
,ncontrados por ell Arzobispo|
Peter Bourgarde,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-07-28

Graudemeute E~xagersdos No Ne Sldo
Mucho FL Dsho causado-Todo Is
fxageFacIG

FL Sscrstario de Ia Corte W 3.
Martin, escribio dc Socorro Il
Juez w. H, Pope en- Roswell. que
81 y 81 esposa estan durmiendc
debajo de una carpa por cansa de
los temblorss en- Socorro.
Dice 81 Record de Roswell, III
Juex VIM. H. Pope recibio una
carta ell Martes de W. F. Martin,
mites secretario de lei ccrte de
d~istrito aqui y bien conocido en-
Roswell, diciendo que los repor.
les de temblores On Socorro ha'
bian sido grandemente exagera'
dos. Dice que algunas chimeneas
caysron y que algunas casas fue-
ron perjndicadas. Que Ia carcel
de condado so cay6 pero que este
fue o. dnico perjuicio grande que
50 canso. Mr.. Martin es ahora
al secretario de 10 corte del. tor
Ger distrito judicial y vive en-
Socorro. Su casa que es dc
adobe, fue periudicada al extentt
que 81 y la Sra. Martin tiepsr
que dormir afuera en- su buggy
|Otras gentes estan durmiend'
afuera en- carpas porque la'
consideran mas salvas que casa!
de adobe 8 do ladrillo.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-07-28

cstaba borracho. Dice quo q
que no habia tenido disputa con
Ia mujer y que no estabs enojado
81 tempo del altercado.
Despues Ia muchacha fue lie.
vada 4 81 casa y 81 herida aten
dids, y 81 Dr.. Knapp dice Que no
hay peligro 4 no ser por envene-
namiento de sangre.
Despues del iuzgado por asalto
con intencion de matar, procedi'
mientcs Theron puestos por Ja-
cobo -Bustos en- contra dc Cor "a
les por hanaa para guardian n
pss.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-07-28
Avlso LEGAL.

En- la Corte de Pruebas del Conda'
do de Santa Fe, en- Ell case de la Ulti.
ma voluntad y 1estamento do Pedro
Sandoval Y Jaramillo, finado, hoy dia
IS de Julio, A. d. 1906. Ahora por
10 tanto por esta SO da aviso de que
ell Lines, dia 10 de Agosto, 1906, d las
10 de la mafiana de dicho dla, esta II.
jado para la aprobaclon del testamen.
to de dicho finado, iltimamente del
Condado de Santa Fe, N. M.
En- testimonio de 10 cual he puesto
aqul mi mano Y estampado 81 sello
de la Corte dc Pruebas en- Santa Fe.
N. M, este dia IS de Julio, A. d.
1906.
(Sello) MARCOS CASTILLO.
Escrlbano dc la Corte do Pruebas
del Condado de Santa Fe.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-07-28
j PADECE listed
DEL T
MAGO?
Fl Reconstituyente del DR.. Shoop
cura las enfermedades del
estdmago por medic de los
ueryios interiors;.

81 en- algo aprecia su dicha y salud no desa.
tienda el mas leve dolor de est0inago, no 10 dele
que Sc agrave. A los primeros sfntomas de al
que conciuira con todas esas dolencias. Estes
dolores son avisos = son los primeros sintomas
de Intermediates ~futuras. La sensation de an-
gustia despues de comer segnida de sleio, e.
signo SECURE de que no sc digiete bien. Descuidar
estos avisos es invitar q la Dyspepsia y 4 ~ se-
quito de miserias. Siente listed alguno de estos
sintomasf augusta despues de conner, buches.
y devolucidn de alimento 4 Ia boca, mordiscos en-
"a boca del est6niago, ruido de gases, eruptos,
inapetencia, dolor de cabexa, marcos. 81 listed
padece cualquiera de estos siufomas 81 obiiRa-
ci6n es clara : reconstituya los nervios inte7o.
res los nervlos del est6inago : y asi habrk
.vios, de la. digestion al estado de que ~desempehen
sus funci0nes a cabalidnd. No los narcotice, NJ
los estimule restaurelos 4 su vigor natural,
toniflquelos. y para clio use el Reconstituyente
interiores.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-07-28

81 Sr, Roberto Friday, ohploa.
do de Ia Pennsylvania Develop
ment Co., on HagHn y asistente
sstafetero de ese lugar estuvo On
Ia ciudad ell Microbes dltimo y
volvio su residsncla 81 miamo
dia.
Don Jose v. Torres, tesorcrol
del Condado de Socorro, QUEEN
estuvo aqul durante Ia semana
pasada, volvi6 d su Residential ell
Lines creyendo que va habrian
pasado los temblores de terra en-
aquella comunidad.
FL Tesorero CeIso Lopez, Jose
Sanchez Y Nicolas Yanni, volvie'
ron q Ia ciudad de nn viaje de dos
semanas al Rio de Mora, ell Mar.
ties Iltimo. Traieron buena ris-
ira de truchas !. dicen que su
viaje les fue mny p~lacentero.
Don Anastacio Gonzales ha
comprado dos pedazos de terreno
de Marcelino Lucero en- Ell Con.
dado de Santa Fe. III documen
TO ha sido enregistrado en- la oil.
Gina del secrelario de la corte de
pruebas. Este terreno esta en-
oil p%recinto No Is.
ri Director de Agrimensnras
Geol6gicas ma enviado aviso al
Delegado Andrews, que 81 traba.
10 de agrimensura de la Reserva
Forestal de Jemez en- 81 Condado
de Rio Arriba, Sc comenmrd POGO
pronto. La Inca principal CORE
ra de Tucson, Arizona, a Deming,
Nuevo Mexico.
La Sra. Fred Alarid y ninos
acompanada de la Srita. Helena
Alarid, llegaron d Santa Fe ell
Lines en- la tarde, do Trinidad,
Colo, donde Don Federico esta
empleado como cajerO ell Ia ten.
da de Ia Colorado Supply Co.
Permaneceran aqui por varais
senanas.
Santa Fe necesita una s0ciedad
para evitar la crueldad con los
animales 81 10 que Sc reporta al
Nnevo Mexicano es verdad. Sc
dice que un hombre on ell Canine
de Aqua Fria derribo varias We.
ces un caballo con un immense
garrote, porque ell animal Sc es-
pant6 y no guerra entrar a un
corral. Brutalidades como esta
deberian de estar bajo la jnrisdic
cion de 10 policia.
I'm despacho del Globe Demo.
crat de San Luis, dice que por
una tecnicalidad de la ley, la
causa de los ,Estados Uaidos
en- contra de Mariana +. Sena, de
esta cindad, en- que Sc lie acus6
de haber falsifcado recibos de
Arthur j. Finksn a Pedro San.
chez, supervisor del censo, mien.
tras Actuaba como interprete, ha
sido desechada por ell Hon. Juez
Phillips de la Corte de Apela.
clones.
Una partida de campistas CON
sistente de los Sefores Benigno
Muhi2, un empleado del Nuevo
Mexicano, Manuel Delgado, Cons
tante Chapman, Ciriaco Sena y
Luis Lujan, partieron ell LINES en-
Ia manana para ell Canon de Mora,
donde fueron q tomar una soma
ma de recreo pescando truchas y
matando ''josos'', aunque no in.
intentan quebrar Ell registro del
Presidents Roosevelt. Iban bien
abastecidos anticipandn que
los sjosos" no sc les dieran
avistar, porqne la GAIA de vena-
dos esta cerrada. Deseamos que
su viaje les sea de 10 mas placen-
tero
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-07-28

Las lluvias recientes hicieron
un arroyo en- la Avenida de Ia
Iona Y IL Gale de Castillo. Esta
bastante peligrosa y las autorida-
des de 10 ciudad deberian yer que
fuese compuesto.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-07-28
NOMBRADOS A LA
ESCUELA DE MINAS
Dos Cientificos de Reconoci-
da Habilidad Sc Anaden
a la FacuItad.

Ell Sabado pasado oil Cuerpo de
F~ideicomisarios de la Escuela de
Minas, eligiernn a Harry N.
Eaton, de Eaton, New York, a un
lngar en- geologic. K, Sr. Eaton
es gradnado de Ia Universidad de
Colgate, y sub-graduado de la
Universidad de Howard, en- cnya
institucion durante ell pasado ano
ha sido instructor en- ell departa.
mento de geologic.
El cnerpo tambien eligio al
Prof. r. v. Smith, de la U1iver.
sidad de Utah, a un lugar en-
minerfa y metalurgia. FL Prof.
V. Smith ha tenido mncha ex.
p%eriencia en- las esmeldas de
cobre de Utah y en- otros ramos.
Ell estubo en- la Tuscarora Conso-
iidated Gold Mines Company por
dos amos, en- Tuscorora. Nevada,
de su ocupacion en- Ia Uni.
de Utah.
Ambos caballeros son altamen-
te recomendad& y su sscogi,
miento asegura una ventaja en- la
institution en- la Escaela de
Minas,