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Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-18
OUR AUTUMN WEATHER

The variety Of climate in the great
stretch Of latitude covered by the
three Pacific coast states Is brought
to notice now by thrilling news from
the Puget sound cities. Hundreds of
square miles OF territory in wash
ington. including the cities OF Seattle
and Tacoma, have been deluged by
rain and flood. involving the loss of
millions Of dollars in property. AS re-
ported in The Herald. succession Of
heavy rains and melting SHOWS from
the slopes Of the mountains caused
every stream In the northwest to over
flow. causing a complete stoppage of
railway service and suspending teIe-
graphic communication.
The exact reverse of the devastating
rainfall in the north is witnessed in
Southern California. Here we have
not had enough rain to settle the dust
during more than six months. All
non-irrigated vegetation is dormant,
like eastern vegetation in winter. The
autumn. thus far. has been practically
a continuation of summer. Down to
the middle of November the mercury
has been foollng with the 30 degree
mark on the thermometer.
There is a good deal of grumbling
about this inclination of summer to
linger in autumn's lap. The streets
have been dusty despite the feeble ef-
forts of Aquarius and the air-full of
consequent impurities. Everybody is
wishing for rain, and newcomers are
apt to grow impatient at the stingi-
ness of Pluvius.
But this is typical Southern Cali
fornia autumn weather that evokes
growls from the newcomer. 1t is true
that we usually have a shower or two
before the middle of November, but
that is only an advance sample of the
rainy season after the manner of in
PRODUCERS of new things that are good
TO eat.
While a shower or two would be
refreshing and in some respects bene-
ficial at this time the advent of the
rainy season now would involve in
calculable injury. 1t would mean
either a dry and warm period in mid
winter, harmful to crops, or an excep-
tionally early ending of the rainy sea-
son in the spring, exposing immature
vegetation to the hot rays of the sun.
The rains will come in Southern CAL
ifornia at times and in volume that
will do the most good. They will not
come as they are doing up north, nor
as they are wont to do back east"
We get enough rain here for all use
full purposes and enough is as good
as a feast"-better, in fact, vide del
uged Washington.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-18

Despite the almost prohibitive prices
for lumber demanded by the lumber
trust the building of new homes and
business houses goes steadily forward.
Since November 1 to date there have
been 407 permits issued for improve
ments valued at ses1. .O6s. This is not
quite up to the standard OF the same
period last year, but the showing is
exceedingly satisfactory when it is re-
membered that since the disaster at
San Francisco the lumber prices have
advanced SS 1-s per cent and small
builders are compelled 70 wait until
reasonable rates are restored.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-18
Thanksuivjnu

Come back home for Thanksgiving,
They write me from the east;
The turkey is a-gobb.ing;
We plan a happy feast.
Come back and see your people:
The snow is everywhere;
The frost is on the pumpkin;
The chill is in the airi"
Come back home Tor Thanksgiving?
Well, SO I'd like to do,
But-when I think about 1t
l won't! No more would you,
The snow? oh, yes, tits pretty,
In picture or in tale
But not when you must wade 1t,
Or face 1t in "a gale.
The frost? Oh, fine to see It
Upon a window pane;
Rut-feel it nip your fingers?
Nay, nay! Not me again.
The pumpkin in the hollow?
The turkey in the pen?
Why, we have both out here, folks,
With things you do not ken.
Come out here for Thanksgiving.
The rose blows soft and red:
Poinsettias are in blossom
The pepper CLEANS DER head.
The lilies and the poppies
Are carpeting the world,
While even the magnolia
Its banner has unfurled.
The breeze blows warm and balmy
Across the blooming field;
The orange trees are heavy
With ripe and golden yield
The sapphire sea laves softly
The stretch of silvery shore;
No frost or snow or freezing,
IT'S summer evermore!
Come out here for Thanksgiving,
And gratitude outpour;
Here you will find real reason
To be so thankful for!
w. II. C.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-18
CARBON BRIQUETs.

Puts half of your fuel bill in
your pocket. Two tons of Car
bon Briquets for the price of one
ton of Coal.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-18

In reluctantly paying a debt to
doctor, even without showing gun.
the erstwhile redoubtable Scotty sinks
into obscurity as very much Debated
popgun.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-18

If Redlands woman committed sui
eide because she didn't see the grand
opera here. what wouldn't she have
done had she witnessed one of the per-
formances?
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-18

Between being swallowed by the
S. P. and thus being wiped out Of cx-
istence. or merging with Los Angeles,
San Pedro won't hesitate in making a
choice
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-18

Los Angeles has annexed strip of
territory southwark sixteen miles to
the very gates of San Pedro and Will
mington. 1t is now in order for those
towns to say the word and they can
become part and parcel of the city
of Los Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-18

Citizens of the Ninth ward, grown
weary of Papa" Blanchard and his
corporation connections, are deter
mined to make change and all the
Indications are now favorable to the
election Of M. T. Collins, who on many
occasions has served the ward faith
fully and well
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-18

President Roosevelt is depicted as
dashing through the Culebra cut on a
steam shovel in drenching rain. Why
doesn't Teddy stay down there and
build the old canal himself? 1t would
be an imperishable monument to his
strenuosity.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-18

AS Chicago magistrates plan to hold
court right around the clock, they must
expect the Chicago police to get busier
than they have been of late
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-18

Riding bronco in the past has stood
the president in good service. He's rid
ing a steam shovel now, without
culver
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-18

Pat Grove proposes to start rescue
homes for boys. Perhaps to harbor
those rescued from his kidnapping
clutches.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-18

DOC" Lindley should remember that
straw votes only show which way the
hot air blows.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-18

In asserting that "the senate is not
a Sunday school," old Tom Platt seems
to expend lung energy uselessly. How
could 1t be, when he is in it?
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-18

Walter Parker suits Walter Llndley
and Walter Lindley suits Walter Par
ker. And there you are.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-18

The astounding part OF the breaking
of auto records yesterday is that it was
done in slow old Philadelphia.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-18

No sooner is Senator Platt freed from
his wife than Mae Wood bobs up
again. The way of the reprobate is
hard
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-18

Wonder if Caruso sang a solo when
as he did when shaken out
of bed by the San Francisco quake?
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-18

1t looks very much as if Gillett might
have to carry out his part of the cam
paign bargain with Ruef.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-18

Chicago police judges are to hold
court all day and all night. Is Chicago
that wicked?
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-18

HE suits me."-Either Walter to the
other Walter.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-18

Between earthquake in San Francis
co and arrest in New York, Caruso
must love the United States.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-18

Maybe, by that ship canal to the gulf,
Chicago hopes to float it's packing
house refuse and simplify the smells.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-18

Boni can no longer vocalize that pop
ular song: Let the women do the
work."
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-18

San Pedro may come in and be
saved, or stay out and be gobbled.
Which?
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-18

The lemon crop is extra large this
year, Doc Lindley.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-18

Maybe caruso was arrested because
he filched high note.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-18

The two walters-Lindley and Par
ker-seem to have 1t in for Los Ange-
les.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-18
GRAND OPERA ANp THE LOCAL OPERA SEASON

Lsmbsrdts New
Others More Famous
BY Cline
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-18
Population of Los Angeles. 25l.463

It's a three-cornered race, after all.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-18
HIS CHANCE.

Mrs. Henpeck-When I'm gone. Henry.
you won't get another wife Ike me.
your life don't want another one like
you. either.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-18

Mr.. Eewwed--I think you've bought
too handsome furnishings.
Mrs. Newwed-But we may be rich
some day, and OF course we would want
to act as II we had always had things.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-18

From Hearst to Thaw is the newt
New York move. One step upward
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-18

According to the Boni clan. what the
NOBILITY needs Is the American girl
with a detachable fortune.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-18
PAPA's VIEW

Mother-LOOk at the baby-laughing In
his sleep.
Fathsr-I suppose he's chuckIing over
the way be kept VA pp last night.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-18
Bad Crowd at the Benefit

No matter how many cooks she has.
woman always needs the dough.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-18

sPoILING A GOOD THING.
Il complimented your husband yester-
baby"
''Ohl dear what did you do that fort
he thinks he Is only playing with him."
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-18

The Rochester, N Y, churches bsv.
united IN big revival. Rochester wa,
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-18
A Coming Out Party

Charley Sheard got both of his mules
down in John Hardy's cistern last Fri
DAY while scraping near there. 1t
caused quite commotion, everyone in
the vicinity being there, the women
coming with shovels and knives, but
the mules came out o. K.-Fessenden
Is. d. Press.
You often find loan sharks in finan-
cial seas.
Poppy - Thought you said YOU
thought of marrying.
Magnolia-I did; that's why I'm sin
gle.
Even careful man may lose his tenn
per.
Half the girls who sigh for an affin-
ity don't know what 1t is.
The autoist has poor opinion of the
pedestrian; he's always running 'em
down.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-18

If woman had her way there'd be no
domestic quarrels.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-18

You often find loan sharks in finan-
cial seas.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-18

Will the man who took the hat
marked Knox, sold by Delheim, Mas
sillon, o." at the benefit on Tuesday
evening, please return 1t to the editor
of the Record? We can't get along
without that hat An Echo hat, size
IN, brand new, owned by Record
man, also met the same fate. Kindly
return this hat to the Record Office
Chardon (O.) Record.
It must be bitter in the hereafter to
walk on a pavement of our own good
intentions.
Orange-I see where a man couRhed
up a buckshot he had had since the
war.
Lemon-That's nothing; I'VE got TO
cough up a $40 bill haven't got at
all.
Many handsome woman is not even
a plain cook.
The CRATER is man who beats us to
1t.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-18

Palm-Truth is stranger than fiction.
Pepper-Yes, to you 1t is a. total
stranger.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-18

Half the girls who sigh for an affin-
ity don't know what it is.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-18

VIII young Garfield take his i'm.
munity bath into the cabinet with hin,
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-18

Even careful man may lose his tenn
per.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-18

The CRATER is man who beats us to
it.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-18

Many handsome woman is not even
plain cook
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-18
Pi-LineS and Pick-UpS
How Did sn.9

How Did She2
you Kiss Just like an expert,y
The gentle maid said. slow
Ana softly. Then he raised his head
AND somewhat in amaze, he said:
How do you knowYo
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1906-05-26
DfSPUtS DEL PRlWERO De JUNO.
SIS CREE CONTINUARAN CAYENDO LAS CA
BEZAS ANTE FL HACHA EJECUTIyA.

SIS CREE CONTINUARAN CAYENDO LAS CA
BEZAs ANTE FL HACHA EJECUTlyA.
FL signieDte despacho especial fue
mandado de Santa Fe al Journal de
Albuquerque, el dia % del corriente;
"El gobernador Hsgerman, que esta
aotuslmente en- Roswell stendiendo d
los ejercicios finales de Ia Esouela Mill.
tar, Sc espera regresars Ell Viernes o ell
Sabado, y entonoes reoibiran mas aten-
cion los osmbios que Sc contemplan en-
los empleos territoriales. No SO espera
niuguns remocion hasts despues del
dis primero del mes entIante, cuando va
ell nuevo procurador habra entrado al
desenptilo de sus deberes. FL goberna.
dor ha reaEzado todo ell tempo Que le
embarszaria mucho hacer ell atentado
de remover un Official luego que Ell
procurador general rehusars autorizsr
procedimientcs legales para enforzsr
las 6rdenes, csso que el ofcisl decliusre
de- evacuar ell puesto. Hay toda raZon
para Greer que hsbra dos, quizas tres,
remociones de empleados territoriAles
principles de JUNO y algunos de estes
estan penssndo quien sera el siguiente.
Sc reporta de nuevo, de spsrente bue.
na autoridad, que habra una campsna
aotiva en- el territorio para la eleccion
de una legislature que sea opuesta al go
bernador Sc sabe que va Sc han inau-
gurado movi mientos q este efecto en- va.
rsas locslidades, So dice que el Guar
eel repHbhcano Sc abrira en- ests ciudad
antes que pase mucho tiempo-en verdad
va Sc han dado ordenes para que el Guar
tel este listo Esto es muy fuera de 10
usual, pues por 10 general nunca Sc
abren los cuarteles hssta el otofo. Los
enemigos del gobernador estan ponien.
dose los colores de guerra temprauo,
paro queds por verse ST obtendran su
oabellera, 81 algunos de los jefes de La
oposicion contribuyen botln para ador-
mar la faja del gobernador
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1906-05-26
HOMICIDE En- LOS ALGODONES
0. P. hOVey ReClbe Ia MHerte
d ManOSde J II. Madden.

I'm homicidio sensational oCurri6 en-
la placita de La AngostuTa en- ell Conda-
do de SapdovAl, el Martes de esta sems-
ma d las $3.50 de la tarde, siendo el resul
tado de una vieja enemistad entire 0. P.
Hovey, diputado algunoil mayor del IN
dado, y ell viejito j. H Madden, juez de
paz de Algodones.
Ell homioidio ocurri6 en- la casa dc Ma
nuel Gonzales, donde tiene su hsbta
oion el selor Madden
Parece que por largo tempo habiA
existido una enemistsd mortal entire los
dos hombres habiendo litigado en- las
cortes Madden es un anciano de 60
amos de edsd lie falta una pierna que
perdi6 en- la guerra civil. Hovey, que
viva en- Los Algodones salo el dia oita :
do en- un bogue para La Augostura, y
llegaDdo la casa de Gonzales halo so.
10 al visjito y 10 golpeo de una manera
terrible DeEpues que parecio satisfacer
50 coraje salio para afuera Hovey Y en-.
contro un Mexicano, y le diio ;"que
anda hacienda usted aqui, quiere ser
testigo de este case? Ahora me voy 4
volver y matar ese tai Di
cho este SO volvi6 para adentro de Ia ca,
sa al entrar la puerta de la habitacior
de Madden recibi6 un tiro de manos d,
su intentada yictlma en- el cnerpo, mu
rlendoen ell soto. El cuerpo permane
ci6 en- ell umbral de la puerta hasta Do
sadas las 8 en- que hnbo de venir el jue,
de paz de Bernahllo para tener la exa
minacion post mortem" del cadaver
Madden fue puesto bajo ARE to por g
diputado Lobato y conducido q la car
eel de Bsrnalillo
Hovey, que era nativo de Santa Fe
deja una familia muy grande, siend
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1906-05-26
Dos COmlSlOmadOS del COndadO
de Quay RCmOVidOS.

El viernes illtimo, por orden ejecuti-
va del gobernador Hagerman, quedaron
removidos del empleo dos de los oomi
sionados del condado de Quay, siendo
los Sres. S r. Hendren y Pablo Medina.
En- seRulda el governador nombro en sn
ugar de los DOS ohciales los Sres o.
Barnes y Florenclo Martinez.
La destituoion de estos empleados 30 81
gulo los cargos que SO protocolaron EN-
contra de ellos ell dia s del presente mes
de Mayo, cargos que rezan mas menos
en- los terminus slguientes:
Por habeT faltado en publican extractos
de los procedimientos de la comlsion Sc
gun requerido por la secoion 6y4 de las
leyes oompiladas de Nuevo Mexico; por
haber manlfestado psrcialldad en- Ell pa
go de reolamac1 ones en- contra del CON
dado Ell el psgo de salaries de ofoia
les de condado; por rehusar prorratear
la deuds del oondado y reparUlr los fon-
dos en- mano para oil pago de tai deuda (;
por haber pagado dlnero por pretehdl-
dos gastoa legales lnourrldos por la CO.
mission sin autorldad de Ia ley por ha-
Der ilegalmente rebaiado los avalora
mientos de ciertas compaiias y oorpo-
raciones que algunos de los eomislo
! nados secibIeron ooheCho por haber re-.
bajado los avaloramientos.
Ell gobernador notifco los comisio-
nados de comparecer responder en-
clerUo dla seilaIado Wayne, uno de
los oomis onad, 90 presento diO ex
pllCacitnes al parecer satlsactorlas por
que Wayne no tue remoyido. Medina
Hendren no oljeron esta boca es mia
n 80 presentaron responder, de ma.
nerR que el gobernador los declare re-
movidos, despues de enterarse bien de
las declsraclones y evldencla en- contra
de los comisionados acusados que al pa
recer estaban bien fundadas.
Nosotros conocemCs intlma perso
nalmente a Don Florenico Martinez,
ell comisionado nombrado para suceder
a Don Pablo Medina y podemos asegu
rar que mejor escoglmlento no pouria
haber hecho ell gobernador. Es un hom
bre honrado y de habilldad exceptional,
y feicitamos los vecinos del oondado
de Quay por la buena adquisiclon.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1906-05-26
LA QUESTION DE EsTADo

Sobre este asunto dice un despacho
fechado el dia 22 esta semana SO llega
r& 4 un acuerdo en- la question de estado
el cual quedara comprendido en- el infor.
me de la comision de conferencia sobre
el proyeoto de estado, segun informa
cion obtenida hoy del cusrto della co.
mission No So puede deoir con exacti
tud cuales seran los terminus, pues el
informe aun no ha sido preparado Sin
embargo, los puntos que parecens ser
s3eptables a ambos lados son
Que Oklahoma el Territorio Iudio
sean sdmitidos como estado Immediate.
tamepte; que Arizona Euevo Mexico
sean permitidos de votar sepsrsdamente
sobre 81, no, desean ser unidos en- un
estado; que este voto sea dado en- la cleo
cion general cusndo Sc vote por los of
ciales del territorio La proposition "a
generalmente conocida como la enmen.
dacicu de Foraker.
BUENos PROSPECTUS PARA la EsfPREsA
DE REGADIo DE LAS VEGAS.
Washington, Mayo, 24,-Hoy Sc supC
en- el departamenro del interior que tar
luego como la fuerza de iDgenieros de-
Reclamation Service" de los EstadoI
Unidos, que actualmente estan traba
iando en- la presa de Hondo, cerca dr
Roswell, haynn conclude ALI, los inge
nieros toda la fuerza de hombres ser6l
trasladados Carlsbad para que comien
cen el trabajo active on Ell sistema d.
regadio de la Pecos Irrigation Co., 9
cual ha sido tornado en- mano Dor q
reclamation service. Cuando ese ira
bsjo Sc haya oonoluido la fuerza ser
trasladada a la construction de la Pres
de Leasburg en- el Rio Grande, cerc
del Fuerte Sslden. Despues de conolui
do el trabajo dc Lessburg 40 dice def
ratiyamente que so dara principle 8
, trabaio de la presa de Las Vegas.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1906-05-26
Los ElerClClOS FlBdIeS de Ia is.
CgeIa Plb!lCa.

E Viernes de la semaua pasadR fne
para los vecinos de ia Plaza de Las We
gas, un dia de regooiio y satisfaction al
presenciar los ejsrcioios inales de nuea.
ira esouela pdblica que tuvIeron lugar
en- la Opera de Barber ante una inmen
sa ooncurrencia
El siguiente programa fn6 fslizmente
presentado.
o-Bienvenida-- Dor la escuela
Disourso por ell Lie o. A. Larrazolo.
Cinco Soldaditos Alumnos dc Ia clese
primariR,
Marcha--"Red Riding Hood" Alumnos
de Ia olase primaria.
Maroha-con Mufiecas-- Alumnas del
primer grado,
Diez Inditos (canto y marchs) Alum
nos del primer grsdo.
Duo El Paraguas Vlejo-- Pedro Rivera
y Bessie GoldensteiD,
| S9lo--Rl Piauo--Prof. Doelle.
| El Minuet de Nuestras Abuelas-baile
Alumnos del edo y Ser grado.
Apples for a Penny-cantO solo, poi
Luisita Jaramillo
Ave Maria--solo yocal--por Miss Maretl
Fnrro.
Zarzuea--La Reina de las Gitanas-
Alumnas de Ia clase alta.
Distribution de premios por atenden
ola conrinua, por Oeoilio Rosenwald
Presidente.
Coro--Buenas Noches--por la esouela
No debemos pasar esta OCCASION sin ha
Ger mencion especial dc las ninSs y nj
nos que tomaron parties importantes
que sc distinguieron La ninita Bassi
Goldenstein el nho Pedro Rivera, el
el Duo, "El Parnguas Viejo" cantaro
con correction musical y con gracia 81
parte, recibiendo aplausos mercedes.
Ia militia Luigs Jagamtllo, canto q
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1906-05-26
MOVIeRdO Las TeClas.

Ell AGENTE DE LA oFfcINA DE TERRENoS
vUELvE A SANTA FE.
Despaoho especial ii Joarnai de AL
buquerque.
Santa F6, N. M. Mayo 90 -Holoombe,
al sgente especial, regres6 ancche de
Washington SO entiende permanecera
squi por agun tempo lnvestigaudo
asuntos de terrenos en- ell terrltorlo. El
vuelto aqui como el representsnte es
peoial del secretario del Interior y hara
una envestigscion completa de los he
chos de la Comision do t. rrenos en- asun
60 dc la disposition do los terrenos ce.
didos u territorio bajo Ia ley de Fergu
son Sc entiende qne ya tenia eviien
eIa dc lnportancia en- su pOder antte de
partir para Washington, 10 cual podr6
tener Il resultado de dificultates serian
para algunos RESIDENCES de- Nuevo Mexi.
90.
Los asuntos que Sc esian investipan
do son mas serios que 10 que az pr sumo
generalmente, tanto para el territoIio
como para los partioulares q quienes con-
cierne
A Holeombe sc Ia ha asigna5o an des.
pacho EN- el edfcio federal, donde hara
So trabsjo.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1906-05-26
I'll TRAIAGO SOBRE las AGUAS
DEl RIO GRANDE.
Mexico 0btendra Aqua Para re-
gar $4,000 Acres de Terra.

Washington, Mayo 2i-El secretIri
Root. por pRrte de los Estados Unido
y Ell EmbaJador Casasus. representa- do
al gobierno de Mexico, hrmBron hoy
un trRtado para regular el uso de las
aguas del Rio Grande, al cual 81 reoibe
Ia ratification del Senado, remover6 10
que, durante los tiltimes veinte afos, ha
sido una fuente de friccion en- las rela.
Clones de ambos psises.
Durante Casi IN centenario de amos,
los MexicanOs que ylyen 10 largo del
rio sbajo, hioieron uso del aqua para H.
mes de regadio Pero durante los a6os
recientes oompahias partioulares esta
bleoidas ZEN las aguas RIO arrlba de los
Estsdos Unidos, han desviado el aqua
por medic de presas Los Mexicanos
instituyeron reclamaciones por perjui
clos OoasionAdOs. perO, hasta la preseu-
te, sin exito Alguno. Ahora, los pla-
mes del Reclamation Service" han
obrado la oertezs de que praotioamente
toda el sgua ser6 Ietenids en- el suelo
Americana menos que sc pueda ARE
glar IN plan propio de division. La
construction de la Pfesa del Rio Grande,
en- Eagle n Nj que costara $1,000, 600,
ha traido al ssunto Al punto decisive y
las neRoeiaclones entire los dos paises
han culminado en- el tratado que Sc fir.
mo hoy
III principle en- que sc bsss el tratado
reoonoce el derecho que baio la ley 90
mum, tienen los MexicRuos una pRrte
eqnitatiYa de las sguas del rio, pero en-
vista de que 81 gobierno de los Estados
Unidos tiene que iucurrir todo 81 gastO
en- Ia construction de las grandes presas
y csnAles, la psrte de Mexico solo ser6
una Fraction de toda La oorrisnta Sc
calculs cue las aguBs atarcadas seran
suticiente para regar 200 600 acres de
10 que % generalmente terreno 6ridosy
ne ha estipulado que de este total. 60,
900 acres de pies dc sgua que poiran 81
plir regRdio para 20 600 mil acres de
TERRA Sc entregara cada eao en- el lado
Mexloano
Por 50 parte el ROhierno Maxioano
Asegura al gobierno dc los Estados Uni
dos contra qualquier plelto por responss-
bilidad cRusa de reolamaciones do oiu
dadRnos Mexicanos que hasta la pre-
sente han sutrido consrcuenoia del
desvio de las sguas del RIO,
Sc espera oposlcion al tratado de par
te de alRunos dc los seuadores del 20
nieute, quienes han expr' sado 50 Green
cia de que los Estados Unldos estan
intitulados al uso de toda FL aRua sin
en- ouauto la oonstruo
cion de presaa y cAnalts de regadiq, Q
que 81 ell eiecho Mexicouo 80 reeonoce,
50 titulo deberis dc comprarse absolutR.
mente pagando dinero,