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Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-01
A Burme5e Moman-~waJ
Looking at Her with
Curious, Flalf-inJofent Eye1.

eat, drink, and be merry" was apparently the
universal motto. Not the presence of
death itself could make these gay people serious
Just then barge was being tugged up the
river. 1t bearing, she was told, the corpse
of highly venerated lady of rank who had died
a few days earlier. Round the coffin were group
ed the chief mourners, in radiant apparel. Two
boats, manned by sturdy rowers, their nearly
naked bodies tattooed fantastically in blue and
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-01

mirth go hand in hand. There was nothing
gloomy associated with the pagoda- dotted banks,
or the yellow-robed monks who stalked along
attended by slim young acolytes carrying the beg
ging bowls. Girls in brilliant silks with flower
crowned heads streamed on to the boat, bring
ing fruit or lacquered-work for sale. When trade
was lack they sat on the deck and puffed their
huge cigars or stuck them in the lobes of their
ears while they gave final touch of powder
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-01
BY EPEs w. SARGENT

ERHAPS 1t was because they were so
utterly unlike that Fred Carson and
65V7s7l Tom Dinl1ins were such chums; and it
9&k&42U was a failure to recognize this differ
ence which had led Dinl1ins to urge
Carson to accompany him to Blissville for va
cation.
To Dnkins, the rough life held a peculiar
charm and he was not a little taken aback when
Carson YEARLY descended from the branchline
train at the end of tiresome three-hour climb
up the mountains and, with beautiful impartial
ity, condemned everything from the scenery to
a railroad management not enterprising enough
to have parlor car on its line.
Carson was out of sorts with everything and
even the most glorious of sunsets failed to atone
for simply cooked dinner served on heavy
china plates.
'"Ihis place pushes the limit" he grumbled as
he turned from the meal, unsatisfed, and stroll
ed out upon the piazza. "Tll bet the sheets are
cotton and damp as a we'll and that the hired
man snores like volcano in the next room Oh,
the joys of real farm house"
'That's just exactly it, explained Dinkins en-
Enthusiastically. ''It is real farm house. We
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-01

conscious, so perfectly self-satis6ed, they filled
the Englishwoman with amazement. In her own
land the poor household drudge or the dreary
female who has found a mission does not under
stand the mere JOY Of living. The strenuous ex-
istence leaves no room for dalianhh. Here
there seemed no room for anything else "Let us
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-01
Wonderful Dolls Houses

The most wonderful dolls houses in the world
are to be seen in Japan. They are completely
furnished, have little cages for chrruping in
sects instead Of birds, and queer tiny bookcases
filed with dolls poetry books about the size of a
postage stamp.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-01

The boat was tied up for the night and Mrs
Hanbury sat on the deck and watched with
some curiosity and amusement the strange scene
that lay before her. The sun had not vet set
and the swiftlowing river sparkled in its light.
There was life on its shores, gay and bright in
color, as you see il in Burma. Il is, perhaps, the
only country in the world where religion aud
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-01

HE big. Aat-bottemed boat tore up the
Irrawaddy River. It carried the usual
complement of passengers; a pretty,
fresh Englishwoman just out from
home. a middle-aged Colonel, Bur
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-01

o 0-e-o-0-e-o-s-o-
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1906-03-10
NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS.

NAPOLEONVILLE, La. Feb -. 1906.
In the District Court of the United
States for the Eastern District of
Louisiana. In Bankruptcy.
In the matter of Herschel V. Green.
Bankrupt, No. 80 in Bankruptcy.
10 the creditors OF Hersohel v Green of Foster
in the Parish of ST. Mary and District afort
said, Bankrupt
Notice is hereby given. that onthe 26tb
DAY OF February, a. D., 1906, the said
Herschel '. Green, was duly adiudred
bankrupt. anc that the first meeting of
his creditors will be held at the Court
House i'll Franklin. in the Parish of
st. Mary, La. on Tuesday. the
10th day of March. \. d.. 1906, at
10 O'Clock in the forenoon. at which
time the asid creditors NAV attend,
prove their claims. appoint a trustee.
examine the bankrupt, and transact
such other business as may properly
come before said meeting.
l.. u. FOLSE.
Referee In Bankruptcy.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1906-03-10
NO. |
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
23rd Judicial District Court Parish Of
st. Mary.
Succession OF John r. Dowdell, De-
ceased, No. 3069

By virtue OF an order issued out of the
Honorable o3rd Judicial District Court.
III ahf for the Parish Of 81 Mary. state
ol Loulsihna and h me directed, Of
date February l>t. 1906, in the above
numbered tsthtc ordering me to sell
the property herein described, will Of
Ter l"f cash to the last and highest bid
der, at the principal door oi the Court
honsr, IN the town of Franklin. on
SATURDAY, TIE 10TH DAY or
MARCH, A. d.. 1906.
between the hours of o'clock 1t. m,
ana Q clock p. m., the following de
Scrlbed property. to-wit:
That undivided two-thirds interest in
that part OF the lands of the Harding
Estate. containing Seven Hundred and
Fourteen and :iO-lOo acres, rs shown
by a map of said lands approved hy the
Police jury of the Parish of st Mary:
}. NJ. Rurguieres. President, on Feb. 81.
A. ID. 1898. and bounded as follows on
said map:
North by the lands Of A. Fuseller or
sslens. of the Orphans Home Society or
assigns, and nf the Harding Estate or
assigns, East by lands of Mrs. f. =.
Perre! or assigns. South by a STRIP of
land belonging tC Mrs +. F. Perrct or
assigns and separating the lands herein
from the lands of Jean Dartsesse or as
signs. and south by the lands of Mrs.
r +. Perret or assigns and by lands of
H. n BNrne or assigns, West by the
auds Of X II. Byrne or assigns and of
Fusliler or assigns. All shown on
aid map.
EDWARD \. HANSON.
administrator
rankin, La Fe5. Isl. 1906.
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Advertisement OF Application For
Letters of Administration.
STATE OF LOUISIANA

STATE OF LOUISIANA.
23rd Judicial District Court Parish
OF st. Mary.
Succession OF Richard E.mrersou.
Deceased. No. 3l7S.
Whereas, Charlemange Verdun of
the Parish Of st. Mary, Louisiana,
has filed in this Court hi, petition
to be appointed administrator of the
estate of the late Richard t.mnerson,
deceased, intestatc.
Notice i, therefore hereby yivento all
to whom 1t may concern to show
cause, if any they have. within ten
days from the date hereof, why the
said applicant should not be appoint
ed. in accordance with his PRAYER,
administrator of the said estate.
Witness the Hon. A. G.. Allen, Judge
23rd Judicial District Court, ST Mary
Parish, Louisiana. this Eth day of
February. \. d., 1906
WILBUR H. KRAMER,
Clerk 2Jrd judicial District Court. St.
Mary Parish. La
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1906-03-10
Notice of Oyster Bedding Grounds
Open for Lease.

In accordance with resolution
adopted at a meeting of the OYSTER
Commission of Louisiana, held on
January %, 1906. there is now omen
for lease, by reason Of cancellation
and annulment of lease thereof. the
water bottom formerly leased to per
sons, in the quantities and in the
Localities, contained in the following
list. tO-wit
ST. MARY.
No. l42. Chas. Angeran, 10 acre,
in Mud Hole Bay.
No. S25. Natole kaconicb. 10 acre,
in Bay Jeanup.
No. S26. = Suuires. 80 acres IN
Mound Lake.
W. NJ. JUNGBLUT.
Secretary Oyster Commission of La
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1906-03-10
STATE OF LOUISIANA
23rd judicial District Court Parish
Of St. Mary.
Succession of j. Eaton Stansburv.
No. 3l5S.

Notice is hereby given to the cred
ltors OF this estate and to all other
persons interested to show cause.
within ten days from the present
notification, why the final account
presented by Louis Tabor admins.
traitor of this estate should not be ap-
proved and homOlogated and the
funds distributed in accordance there
with.
Witness my official signature and
seal. this 18th day of FEBRUARY 1906.
WILBUR tt. KRAMER,
Clerk of Court.
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JURY vENIRE.
CLERKS OFFICE,

CLERKS OFFICE.
ST MARY PARISH. LOUISIANA,
|. Wilbur II. Kramer. Clerk 23rd Ju
dicial District Court. St. Mary Parish,
Louisiana. and ex-officio member of
the Beard of Jury Commissioners thereof,
do hereby certify that at u meeting of
the Board Of Jury Commissioners, held
at my office Of date February 26. 1906,
the following citizens of this Parish
were selected from the qualified list Of
Jurors OF this Parish. as the list from
which twelve Grand Jurors are to be
drawn according to law to serve for the
term of six months. commencing Mon
day, April 2. 1906, to-wit:
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1906-03-10

And do hereby further certify that
after said list of Grand Jurors had been
selected, that there was drawn according
TO law by said Board of Jury Commits
sioners the names of thirty petit Jurors
to serve at said Court for the week com
Monday. April End, 1906: the
names of thirty petit jurors 70 serve for
the week commencing Monday, April 9Th,
1906 and the names OF thirty petit jurors
to serve IoI the week commencing Mon
day, April 10th. 1906, which said lists
are rs follows. to-wit:
Petit Jurors for the week commencing
Monday April End, 1906:
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1906-03-10

In evidence whereof. witness my Of
neral signature aud the seal Of my said
office this 2Gth day of February, 1906
WILBUR II. KRAMER.
Clerk of Court
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1906-03-10

19 A. J. Brunuer .
20 1siah e. Bowman &
FL Il. H. Dinkins
22 Ozene Gashia &
% Deduct Mendoza
"a Mayer LehmaDn Is
% Sam We'll 3
26 DUNCAN J. Berwick
81 Andrew Hoy 3
2S Henry Pecot
% Gilbert Lancon
80 II. B. Coleman
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1906-04-28

Durante la senena, que hoy ter
nina, han salido para diferen tes
rulnbos de Colorado y wyo, mas
que 200 Tauseros de esta plaza
Ranches y cercanias, quienes van
ocupados en- los ahijaderos
Don Marcelino Casaos, de AFRO
70 Seco, partid para los ahljaderos,
en- Veda, N. Mex, aver tarde. Nos
promote copseguir machos snscrip
torres 4 La Revista, "a ese Iugar.
Emilio M. Tafoya, residente aho
ra de Chico Y antes de esta plaza
paso por nuestro deapacho hoy pa
ra hacernos un buen abono 4 Ia sns
cripci6n de La Revista.
Sc halla en- esta, Mr.. Charles
Carter, antiguanente residente do
esta plaza y ahqra de Ration, y
Mex.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1906-04-28
La Misi6n de 1906.

Conforme aunciado, Sc halla en-
esta, la Mission de 1906, compues-
ia de los eloeuentes Y habiles hijos
de Ia 6rden del coraz6n inmacula-
do de Maria, los RR. PIP. Leon
Monasterio y Alfredo Bolados.
Los ejercicios de la Mission prin-
cipiaron el Domingo pasado Y los
que tocan 4 su termino, segdn su
programa, manana Domingo, prin
cipiando los ejercicios, en- los Ran
chos de Taos, el lunes.
Durante toda la semana, ha sido
para Taos, dias solemnes. Inmen-
sas muchedumbres de todos los con
tornos de--nHestra plaza, han lido
avidas escuchando las hermosas v
elocuentes frases de los sabios mi
nistros del Martir del G6lgota, GU
yos elocuentes sermones de tan ha
biles nliuistros, formman una pagi
ma brillaute en- Ia historic de Taos;
dejandonos gratos recuerdos 9 i'm
presiones imperecederas, porque
con sus sermones nos han enseGa
do y alberto el camino de la moral
publica y Ia buena ciudadania; prin
cipalmente en- aquetlo de acatar fl
elmente los mandamientosde la
Ley de Dios, porque con ellos v
acatandolos como uno de los prin-
cipales deberes del hombre, este Sc
constituye en- I'M buen mienbro del
hogar y en- ouen ciudadano;y no
menos al pintarnos al NAL ciudada
no, con los colores del pecado, de
la caldmnia, el homicidio, el adul
terio, Ia codicia y Ia TRACTION, 81 es
candalo y la falta de raspeto 4 los
superiores, presentandonos I'M sim
bolo de los castigos y penas de los
crilninales ante las leyes humans.
Algo habra influido tan habila
mission, para que en- 10 sucesivo,
nuestra plaza tenga mejores ciuda-
danos y haya mas respeto 4 la mo-
raj publiea de la que Sc ha observa
do en- 10 pasado. y de clio, nadie
mas tiene mas placer que La Re-
vista de Taos, porque % nnestra
misma mission, como la de toda la
prensa honrada
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1906-04-28

San Francisco, Abril 21. Ha re
sultado contlicto entire Ia aatoridad
civil Y m'litar y Sc pedira al presi-
'dente de poner a Ia ciudad bajo ley
marcial.
Es intensfsimo 81 sufrimiento de
las gentea que pasan Las las nochea
en- las GALES y cocinan sns alimen,
tos ALI mismo. Aver IN panadero
vendi6 IN caro- Dc pan 4 peso la
torta.
Hoy empezaron 4 recibirse provi
stones de afuera y va Sc han distri
buido muchas raciones.
Nneva York Abril 21. La Com
pania Telegrafca Western Union
la reeibido el siguiente despacho
de San Francisco
"Es diffcil calcular 81 ndmero
de muertos que aun estan desparra
mados por toda Ia ciudad. Las pa
trullas siguen enterrandolos en- zan
jas en- las qpe SO AFRO jan ounce
cuerpos a la vez Y"
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1906-04-28
SOCIALES.

Hon Higinio Romero y esposa,
de los Ranches dc Taos, tranzaron
negocios en- nuestro sanctum aver
tarde.
MIR. Jack Young y falnilia, de
Cerro, visitaron la plaza aver.
Juan Andres Archuleta, de esta,
partid para Wagon Mound, d Mi,
ercoles de esta semana.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1906-04-28

di6ra sus efectos 4 precios corrien-
ties y moderados 4 10 cual Sc resis.
tio u comerciante oponiendoselt
Al Official militar u cual 10 inat6 en-
el acto como tanbien 4 "a esposa y
al hiio del comerciante que salie-
ron 4 Ia defensa del padre
Otro case de osura 50 registrd
tambien con un mnchacho, que To-
cado con una tabla, cerca dc una
hendidura que 81 abrio 4 consecn-
encia del temblor do TERRA, cobra
ba IN peso 4 cada transeunte que
50 atrevfa . quisi6ra pasar
Dos Judfos rusos, que fneron
encontrados escarbando en- las ruiz
mas donde habia existido una joye-
lrfa, fneron maertos en- el acto,
tmientras estabap pscarbando Y por
qnebrantar Ia ley lllarcial. Inf \
inidad dc casos como estos, So han
registrado durante la semana en-
este laberinto de confusion.
Mas que $50 mil personas, han
salido dc San Francisco para dife-
rentes parties.
He aquf las dltimas noticias:
San Francisco, AbriI II. Mas
de 200, 600 personas 70 encuentran
Sin hogar y SIN ablgo. Los comes
tibles estan escasfsimos; cast todaF
las casas De provisiones fneron des
truldas por fucgo. Todos los editi
clos del gobierno federal estan arrs
sados.
DE Oakland, California, situad'
al otro lado de Ia bahia, no lejos dt.
San Francisco, comunican que all
81 tembIor no fu6 tan desastroso
annque perecieron vanas personas
" resultaron dcmolidos varios edi
ficios. Alb SO han refugiado mn
chos miles de fugitiyos de Sai
francisco que temen Sc yuelya an
petir q temblor en- aquella ciudad.
La calanidad ALI es mayor de 10
que Sc tenia.
Sc han perdido no menos que
diez mil vidas Y muchos centenares
de cadaveres qVedaron sepultados
entire las ruinas.
La polcia Y la tropa Sc han for
mado en- patrullas para rondar la
ciudad. Dicese que anoche nata-
ron 4 balazos catorce ladrones que
Sc descubrieron robando 4 los cada-
veres . casas abandonadas. A bo-
ca de pistola Ia tropa y la policia
han obligado varios centenares de
hombres 1 abrir zanjas y arroiar
ALI y sepultar centenares de cada-
veres que yacfan fhsepnltados en-
las GALES.
Por resultado del caIor Y de la
hediond5z de cadaveres y do ANNA
les muertos en- Ia ciudad Sc teme
que sobre Ia actual calamidad So
brevenga otra mayor que es la pes
tilencfa.
Nueva York. Abril % Dicese
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1906-04-28
Ell DESASTROSO
TEMBLOR DE
CALIFORNIA.

Mas que abrumadoras son las
noticias, que van Ilsgando 4 cada
momento del teatro del desastre y
De IA desolaci6n en H fGrtil Cali
fornia; euYo temblor de terra, u
nas sioisntisilno que " ha regis
trado sn los lEstados Unidos De
America, la aterrorizado al mum
do entero
Segpn las noticias que van lle-
gaada 40 fue sola Ia ciadad de
aau francisco, que fue yfctima del
teinblor.
In ii yalle de Santa Clara vayias
psqaehas p0blaciones So encuen.
tFan en rainas. En- Salinas IN
graude ttayecto de Il Inca del fe-
rrocapdl ~ handi6 en Ia TERRA v
desaparecid. Todos los edifcios
pfiacipeles ds las plazas De Wat
sonrilIe, San Jose, Santa Cruz,
iiollister y Gilroy qnedaron des-
truidos con considerables p6rdidas
da vidas.
Siati6se 81 tembIor hasta Braw-
ley, 30 nillgs al oriente de Los
Angeles en- donde bambolearoH NJ
cayeron en- TERRA las casas ds Ia
drillo y adobe.
Ia poblacidn dc Santa Rosa IS
un naufragio complete, Perecie
ron varios centenares de personas
\ mas d. l0,000no tienen hogarI
y recorreu las GALES desorientados
No ohatante Ia extension de la
catastrofe, Ia vista del mundo en-
tero So vuelve a San Francisco que
es q sitio de la calamidad. 10000
casas destruidas y 10000 perso.
mas sin abrigo y sin pan.
Algunos usureros en- San Fran
cisco, no fepararon en- la iniseria
de Ia much5dumbre necesitados.
vendiendo sns conestibles 4 pre-
clos eleyadfsimos. Ilnbo un case
en- que un panadero recorria las ca.
lies, vendiendo 81 pan < un peso la
torta v IN individuo sin dincro VI
sin Dc que conner cogid una torta
Dc ian 4 las fnerzas y u panadero
llam6 d un policia y este llamd al
one trafa Ia torta de pan Y le diioI
que trujera Ia torta de pan. entire
gahdosela al policia qrien la divi-
tlio On dos parties Y le diio: Stone
I'd Ia mitad y 70 IA otra, que
tambien tengo mucha hambre".
A este, los que prssenciaron el ca
SO, Sc abalanzaron sobre 81 caro-
que contenia q pan, no dejando
una sdIa torta.
Mientras Ia ciudad estaba baio
Ia ley marcIal, un individuo fue !
queiarse 4 I'M Official militar, indi.
candole que cierto indivfduo que
vondia provisiones, estaba vcndien.
90 4 an preeio exhorbitante, pidi
endo Por "a torta dc pan, IN peso.
~ Official asolnpaHd Al queianto II
do prden al comerciante que ven.
-
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1906-04-28

YOU CAN WEAR The INCEST KIND or GAKMGNT5
FROM YOUR ANKLES UP But If YOU DO Not
HAVE YOUR FEET ENcASED IN NEAT Shoes THE
GOOD EFFECT OF ALL OF THE REST or YOUR
CLOTHES is LOST. THERE is STYLE IN Shoes
JUST AS THERE'S STYLE IN ANYTHING ELSE.
We HAVE THE VERY LATEST CUTS. IFYoU SEEK
COMFORT, DO NOT THINK FOR A MOMENT THAT
NE CAN NOT GIVE COMFORT AS WELL AS STYLE.
MAY BE YOU ARE HARD ON Shoes. GOOD LEA
TIER GOES INTO THE SHOES We SELL. THESE
ARE REASONS Why We HAVE A LARGE SHOE
BUSINESS. YET ONE MORE REASON GOOD VA
LUE5 Look AT OUR PRICES BELOW AND THEN
SUPPOSE YOU COME AND SEE If We DO NOT DO.
IN OUR STORE EXACTLY WHAT We SAY ON PA
PER.
Ladies' White House" shoes "Ameran Lady, Shoes mems
white House. Shoes "American Gentleman" shoes
The above all Styles eoors and prices We guarantee all shoes
sold by they the output Of the best manufacturers who
responsible These goods be be appreciated AS
Of five carloads Of fotue will be here Tuesday
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1906-04-28
Extendenos. pues, naes

tros parabienes a los virtuoso mi
nistroa De Jesucristo, RR. PIP.
Leon Monasterio Y Alfredo Bola
dos, jun tamente con Ia eterna gra-
titnd que existe en- los corazones de
esta comunldad Tausena.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1906-04-28


aqaf que y intenci6n de- capitals
tas y banqneros dc reconstruir ID
eiudad de San Francisco inmedia.
tamente.
Chicago, Abril 22. Sc acabads
recibir m cablegrama de- Honolu.
llu participando que aqueiIa cindad.
lpuerto De INA dc las Islaa del Ha,
wal, fue destruida east totalmente,
u dia IS, por nm temblor de terra,
Fl panico existe En- aqueIla parte
del territorfo americana.
Oakland, AbriI 21. Por efecto
del hambre, de Ia miseria y dc Ia
desgracia, mucllas personas que per
dieron sus bienes Y hasta sd salud
en- Ia catastrofe Dc San Francisco,
han perdido q inicio. La pestilen
Ella esta aeareando nueyos terrores
sobre "a infortunada ciudad. IIace
dos dias que 40 Sc ven On las calles
mas de dos mil caddveres insepuh
tos por falta de brazos 4 de medios
y acaso Sc qnedaran asi todavia va.
rios dias.
A cada paso Sc encuentran entire
las ruinas vfctima del desastre lnN
chas de elias todavia con vida.
Mucha genie en el lnonento del
panico sepult6 81 dinero y aIhaias
n aguieros debajo del suelo de LAS
aasas.
El area del incendio cubre tres
nillas cltadradas, q 10 que es 10 mis-
no docientas enadras 3 manzanas
ie edlficios. a Ultima hora 50 cal
sula que no es improbable que q
yalor de las p6rdidas materiales is
,ienda 4 Ia enorme cantidad decua
trocientos millones de pesos.
NADIA que sea digno de llamarse
sdificio ha quedado parade, Y
.psnas pado salyar ia mitad del
listrito de casas de residencia.
La ciudad de San Francisco
tiene una poblaci6n de mas de
100000 hapitantes. Apenas una
cuarta parte de esta poblacldn Sc
labra escapado hacia Oakland y
,tros lugares ininediatos de Ia ba
ala.
Todos los hospItales de la ciu-
lad fueron destruidos por ell in
aendio de manera que los enfermos
y lesionados han pasado NAL ratio
pues Sc les ha conducldo de lugar
en- Iugar todo el tempo.
Mucho So teme que maya sido
danado s destruido ell observato-
rio Lick sobre el monte Hamil
ton.
La sub tesoreria de Jos Estados
Unidos fu6. destruida por el fuego
pero 81 tesoro que contenfa esta GU
ardado por un destacaineuto de tro-
pas.
Mr.. Schmidt, mayor de la ciu-
dad, le ha dirigldo Al presidente el
siguiente despacho: sLa generosa
donaci6n del gobierno federal de
un million de pesos recibido con pro
fundo agradecimientc. Todo este
dinero So empleara en- auxiliar 4 los.
necesitados 4 reedifcar tan pronto
como el ineendio cese. Estamos de
terminados 4 restaurar 4 la naci6ul
su puerto principal sobre el Paci-
fico."