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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1906-05-24
TRIM BELLE:

Rev. John Haw of Ellsworth will
deliver a memorial sermon at this
place next Sunday forenoon.
Matthias Zirnhelt had his right
hand badly cut by the sharp point of
the dog on the carriage of the saw
mill being run on his farm one day
last week.
The case of Mary Zopp vs.. the
Town of Trimbelle was tried in the
Circuit Court last week. The Jury
brought in a verdict of an o cause of
action" She sued for 100000
damages, alleged to have been sus-
tanned by reason of a defective high
way. The evidence showed that
the vehicle in which she was riding
at the time Of the accident was driv-
en- farther from the travelled portion
of the road than was necessary, when
a wheel dropped into a hole in the
drain throwing the plaintiff to the
ground.
Mary Ann Beardsley died at her
home at 2 o'clock a. m. Saturday,
May 19, of congestion of the brain.
She was sick only six days. Mrs.
Beardsley was born in County Mayo,
Ireland, Nov. s, 1896. Came to
America about the year 1852, and
was married Portage Lake, Mich,
on Sept. s, 1854, to Alvah S. Boards
ley, who died on June 10. 1904. She
came to TrimbelIe in 1856, and soon
afterwards settled on the homestead
with her husband where she resided
until her death. OF her immediate
family she leaves surviving a laugh
ter, Mrs. w. S. Meacham of this
place, and three sons-Charles, of
this place, Andrew of Elmwood,
Wis, and Arthur Beardsley of Lo-
man, MINI. A large concourse of
friends observed the funeral exer-
cises at her late home Tuesday p. M,
Rev. John Haw officiating.
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boil it Down"

The multiplying of words does
not always elucidate statement or
strengthen a sentence. Boiling
down." the cutting out of superhu-
Gus words in order to make state
ment brief and compact, is an art.
This science the newspaper man is
forced to learn. Necessity compels
him, because of limited space for
its publication to consolidate an ar
ticle into the briefest compass.
Writing, for publication, differs
from public speaking in this re-
spect. The speaker is accustomed
to elaborate, to be more diffuse, in
order that he may make statement
plain and effective before preceding
to another statement. He is aware
that he must give his nearer oppor-
tunity to fully compass his idea at
the time for the listener is preclud-
ed from questioning him on the
point. But the reader, if he does
not comprehend statement can
read the sentence again and dwell
upon it's consideration at leisure.
The speaker will repeat statement
to enforce thought, or when he
thinks he may not be quite under
stood. If he has a good grasp of
language the repetition will be in a
different set of words. The writer
is cautious of verbosity and repeti-
ton. Sometimes speaker seems
to be needlessly prolix as when the
preacher asked the Lord to bless
us in our work and our labor" and
another when he said % Lord we
thank thee that thou hast permit
ted us to reassemble here again the
second time this afternoon.
1t is common thing to hear the
expression, heartfelt sympathy"
or sincere sympathy" The quail
flying adjectives are superfuous,
for the word itself implies the deep
est feeling. Sympathy" means,
as any one can see by inspecting
the word, suffering with" another.
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Neighborhood News.
BIG RIVER.

Amos Black spent Sunday with
his cousins here.
Miss Lizzie Daniels spent Sunday
with her parents in Beldenville.
Miss Mary Boals of Red Wing
spent the. past week with relatives
here.
Mrs. Bert Barrett and son Arthur
attended the funeral of Mrs. Charles
Deans in River Falls Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Davidson and
children spent Sunday in River
Falls, guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
ert Hannah.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Boals and
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Mclaughlin Of
River Falls spent Friday here at the
home of the formers son.
]. w. Gray accompanied by his
mother went West last Saturday to
spend few days with Will Gray,
brother of ]. w. Gray, who is sick.
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KORNA.

The heavy rain Monday delayed
farm work considerably.
Joe Kordovsky made a business
trip to Ellsworth last week.
John Cutting of Trimbelle was
through here recently selling cream
separators.
Rev. Gregory of Winona offered
Mass at the church here Tuesday
with large attendance.
Three of Mr.. Brooks children
were sick with diphtheria, but all
have fully recovered. These were
the only cases in school district No. g.
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ROCK ELM.

Mrs. A. Weeks; who has been i'll,
abos better.
NOR 1e1e in tae village schools will close June
ected 81 Tor vacation.
G. A. Hawn will leave this week
for Ruby, to spend the summer.
Ed. Borst and Miss Abbie Alex
ander were married at Red Wing
May 20.
H. D. LOOMS of Waverly left on
Monday for Idaho, where he will
live in the future.
The cold and wet weather has
greatly retarded planting. Some
corn ground has not yet been plant
ed, but no doubt will be finished this
week.
May 80 will be observed here
with appropriate ceremonies, under
the charge of the 6. A. r. Rev.
vE. L. Morse of Spring Valley will
. deliver the address.
Mrs. Louisa Condit, wife of Chas.
OAndit, died May IA of diabetes,
ed So. She leaves husband, two
.tughters, Mrs. Anna Young and
Mrs. Lille O'Brien, and one son,
Clinton. She was the daughter of
Mrs. Mary Campbell of Ellsworth.
She has lived in Rock Elm nearly
all her life, and has many other rela-
tives here.
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May 10Th, 1906.


Adjourned meeting of the Council.
Council convened at O'Clock p.
m. Aldermen present: Williams,
Elliott, Freeman and Pratt. May
or White absent.
Application of A. w. Lund and
N. A. Thelander for cement walk
taken up. Motion made that ce-
ment walk be put in upon the usual
terms in front of said Lund's and
Thelander's of the width of about
ten feet with cement curbing. An
amendment was moved that the wall,
be about twelve feet in width SO
that the curb line may correspond
with that of the next block north.
Amendment lost. Original motion
taken up and carried.
Motion made and seconded that
cement walk be put in upon the usu-
al terms on the south side of Mr..
Dodge's and Forsyth's on Walnut
street, AZ feet in width. Motion
carried, all voting aye.
Motion made that the above walks
designated be put in of kind known
as soft walk. Motion seconded.
Motion carried.
Motion made and seconded that
the bids of the Pioneer Electric Co.
for the 50-kilo-watt alternator and
transformers be accepted. Motion
carried, all voting aye.
Motion made and seconded that
the Superintendent of the municipal
plants be authorized and directed to
try to make a rate of exchange of
the disused old waterworks engine,
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SOUTH FORK.

Some rain lately; we could get
along with less.
Mrs. c.. Wilhelm visited her
friend Mrs. Carley Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Fisher and
children visited in the Falls Sunday.
Quite number from here attend
ed the funeral Of Mrs. George Els
worth in River Falls Wednesday.
p. S. c.. E. meets with Mr..
nd Mrs. Geo. Carley next Sunday
evening. Don't forget your "shower
stick.o
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Gentleman or lady
with good reference, to travel by
rail or with a rig for firm of $780,
10000 capital. Salary 1902. 90 per
year and expenses; salary paid
weekly and expenses advanced. Ad-
dress, with stamp, Jos. A. Alexan-
der, River Falls, Wis.
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PLEASANT CORNERS.

Miss Eliza Worden visited rela-
tives at Maiden Rock Friday.
Mrs. Joe Wagner visited her sis
ter, Mrs. VIII Donaldson. at Plum
City Sunday.
Dan. O'Connell of Duluth is here
hep visiting his brother Lawrence for a
Couple of weeks.
Ed. Borst, who has been working
at the Jewell Nursery at Lake City,
Game home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tommie Carmich-
ael visited her sister, Mrs. Barney
Traynor, near Brasington, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oren Harvey and
Miss Mable McCleary M de bust
ness trip to Red Wing Wednesday.
Sam McCleary and Ed. Fisher
went to Ell Paso Friday to attend
the farmers meeting. They are
both members of the A. S. E.
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boiler and pump.

boiler and pump.
Application of w. M. Chinook
and others, owners of land in First
ward, for water main on Union
street, read. Moved and seconded
that such main be put in, all voting
aye.
Adjourned.
ALLEN P. WELD, City Clerk.
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Notice to Wisconsin Farmers.

The Twenty-Second Annual Re-
port of the Wisconsin Agricultural
Experiment Station is now out. 1t
will be sent free to any resident of
the state upon request. Address
Agricultural Experiment Station,
Madison, Wis.
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Bills allowed, all voting aye.
Bids for bonds taken up. and after
consideration of the bids the pro-
posal of the Farmers and Merchants
State Bank at SIS, $50 accepted.
Matter of request of Northwestern
Telephone Exchange asking change
of height of poles taken up.
On motion proposed resolution
was laid upon the table indefinitely.
Request of Mr.. Yocum for permit
to put in cement sidewalks, city to
pay part of the cost, referred to AL
derman of Second ward with power
to act.
On motion voted that the city Of
fer for sale the 50-kilo-wat dynamo
and old transformers at a price not
less than the amount heretofore Of
fered by the Pioneer Electric Co.
On motion adjourned until May
18th, at p. m. ALLEN P. WELD,
City Clerk.
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G. S. Dunbar salary, .................. 25 90
e. S. Dunbar, supplies ............. Is
Eunice Thomson, park supplies, ........ 20
Ray Hyatt, salary, ...... -. .......... 25 90
Dr. E. A. Toby, health officer, .......... SO
s. E. Sparling, municipality, ........ co
Westinghouse Mfg. Co, ell. supplies, =. 27s 05
American Electric Co., supplies, - 189 IS
f. w. Sturtevant & Co., ell. supplies, >. II 10
General Electric Co., ell supplies, ...... 81 so
ST. Paul Electric Co., ell. supplies, -. 1O6 90
E. Buck salary supt ell. dept, .......... so 90
l.. Chinook, salary ass mt ell. dept, -. % so
N Rock, g -. 20 90
W. Campbell g 80. II so
D. Campbell extra labor Ell. dept, 80. rs
F. J. Savage, salary street com'r, $685.. % 90
F. j. Savage, street work, .............. q AZ
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Council Proceedings.
Council Chamber,
City of River Falls, Wis.

May 10, IJUb.
Regular meeting of the Common
Council.
Council convened at o'clock p.
m. Aldermen present: Williams,
Freeman and Elliott.
Minutes of the meetings of May
18th and 9TH read and approved.
Finance Committee reported fol-
lowing bills approved:
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-03-31
INcENDIO EN- RATION.

Especial al Nuevo Msxicano.
Ration, N. M, Mario 26.-Un
ncendio comenz6 en- el cuadro
Rohr en- North Second Street
pocos minutes despues de Ia l
esta tarde practicamente consu.
miendo una casa de MADEIRA el
frente de Ia cual estaba ocupada
por un concrete de botas y zapa.
tos, Ia parte do atras como resi-.
dencia ocupada por varias fami.
lias. La parte principal de los
efectos y muebles de casa en- ell
edificio fueron salvados con Ia
exception de propiedad psrtsne
ciente q una viuda llamada Mrs.
Muse, Ia cual SO perdi6 por com.
pleto. Fl ediflcio del DR.. Engle.
dow en- 81 lado sur separ6 las lla.
mas, salvando de ese modo todo
el edificio, ell cual dc otro modo
hubiera sido consumido por las
mismas. La perdida Sc calcula
en- cerca de $4,000.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-03-31
TIENE ENEMICOS
DESCONOC CID OS.

Caudido Montoya, un ranchero
quien reside seis millas d sur de
la ciudad en- ell Arroyo Hondo,
vino 4 Santa Fe hoy Y le inform6
al alguacil que 81 dia % de Mar
20, POGO antes de obscurecer, Sc
yieron dos hombres queriendose
acercar a su rancho para robarle.
ElSr. Montoyase hallaba en- la ca
sa on ese tempo y en- rsspuesta
al ,lamado de su esposa, pronta.
mente 50 arm6 con un revolver y
sigui6 q los hombres. Salieron
huyendo antes que pudiera ii.
rarles y pudieron rstirarse con
exito. Ell Sr. Montoya dice que
81 no sabe que tenga enemigos, Y
que esta convencido que los hom.
bres contemplation robarle.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-03-31
CARTA DE SPARKS.
Anuneio Franco y sin Tenor Hecho
por 81 Candidate RspubIieano pa.
"a Mayor 81 Sale con Exlto.

"Al Editor del Nuevo Mexicano.
"Ha corrldo el rumor que, ST salgo
electo como mayor de Ia ciudad de
Santa Te, en- la pr6xima eleccIon,
que favoreceria una reduction de las
licencias de las cantlnas. Deseo declr
enfaticamente, que tai pensamiento
no ha entrado q mi mente. Las par
tes ciuculando tai rumor son aquellos
que estan opuestos q mi eleccion y es-
tan usando tales medios corruptos v
malos en- orden de preocupar las men.
tes del buen pueblo. Este medic lie
oponerse q un oponente politico es tan
bajo que deberia de perjudicar al par.
lido que 10 esta usando.
"Otro rumor. que esta siendo usa.
do y uno que es enteramente infunda-
do, es el manifesto que me he com.
rrometido en- ell nombramiento de un
mariscal de cludaJ. En- ninguna ma.
nera me he comprometIdo en- cuanto
al nombramiento de ningun Official y
no 10 hare. 81 electo, usare mis- me.
jores esfuerzos en- yer que un maris-
cal sea nombrado que encuentfe Ia
aprobacion de los ciudadanos en- gene
raj. uno que haga su deber honesta v
legalmente. Ciertamente usare todo
esfuerzo en- YER que las leyes y orde.
nanzas sean enforzadas, que Ell orden
sea mantenido, que honestidad, eco
nomia y etlciencia prevalescan. Hare
t0do 10 que pueda en- darle a la ciudad
una administration limpia, progressive
y de negocios. Dare el tempo reque-
rido por la oflclna para traer a cabo
estos resultados. Yo creo que es el
deber de Ia administration dc una
municlpaEdad proteger el capital que
va esta invertido 8 inducir mas capi.
tai para que sea invertido. Conside.
rando el progreso del Territorio y de
10 ciudad de Santa Fe. la question de
obtener capital con el cual promover
los intereses y desarrollar los recursos
de Ia ciudad es de Ia mas grande I'm.
portancia.
'Piuo los votos de todos los buenos
y patriotas cludadanos. 81 electo, les
aseguro que llevare adelante 10 que he
dicho arriba q 10 mejor de mi habili-
dad. FN
Respetuosamente,
I. SPARKS, a
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-03-31
PREsiDiARlos DEL coNoA-
De De UNION
cuatro en- Ndmero Puestos en- la Peni
tenclaria Territorial por ei Algua.
ell Garcia.

Tranquilino Garcia. alguacil del con
dado de Union, con dos diputados, r.
Y. Edgar Y Rufino Quintana, arriba,
ron 4 la ciudad Ell lines en- Ia noche
q cargo de cuatro presidlarios. qulenes
fueron llevados q la penhenciarla de
Nuevo Mexico servir terminus como
sigue: Santiago Montoya edad 23
amos, convictado de rapto Y sentencia.
don q doce ahos; Eutimio Gonzales,
edad 20 afios convictado de robo y sen
tenciado d tres amos; Manuel Luna.
edad 33 amos convictado de robo y
sentenciado tres amos; George Ed
wards, edad 36 amos, convictado de ro-
b0 y sentenciado a IS meses. Est0s
presiilarios fueron juzgados, convicta-
dos v sentenciados por el Juez Supe-
rior William ]. Mills en- Ell reciente
t6rmino de corte por ci condado de
Union.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-03-31
PREsiDiARios DEL CON.
DADO DE GRANT,

Ell alguacil Charles A. Farnsworth y
Ell diputado alguacil G, B, Hickman, de
Silver City. arribaron d Ia ciudad el
miercoles con cuatro prisioneros del
Condado de Grant quienes fueron sen.
tenciados en- el reciente termino de la
corte de distrito por aquel condado por
81 .Juez Frank w. Parker; Serapio Pc
la, edad SO amos, convictado de Illegal
mente traer y portar armas peligrosas
y sentenclado a servir un afo; Antonio
Rupees, edad 80 aiios, acusado de asaltc
con intencion de matar ' sentenciado d
servir un afo; Miguel Parin. edad 80
aiios, acusado de asalto con intencion
de matar Y sentenciado q servir nue.
We meses; George W. Blebsoe, edad 3S
AMOS, convictado de portar arma norti-
fera sentenciado 4 siete meses.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-03-31

cuarsnta prssIdIarlos Puestos a, Ira.
baIsr por 81 supsrIntsndsnte Bur.
sum on d Canon de Santa Re.

Trabajo en- 81 Canine Pintores
co entire ssta ciudad y 81 Pefas
co Largo en- el Canon de Santl
Fe ha comenzado con energia J
buen progreso SO ha hecho va
Un campode presidiarios conte
niendo cnarenta inquilinos con
tres guardias y bajo el maneic
del mayordomo Roy Fischer fut
localizHdo el ldnes q unas cier
yardas arriba del deposito de Ia
Compaflia de Aqua y Alumbrade
en- el caflon. Esta muy blen ARE
glado y los hombres proporcio
nados confortablements on una
casa de adobey en- varias carpas
La agrimensura, 10 cual fue he
cha por el ingeniero John FL.
Walker. CORE en- 81 lado sur del
Rio de Santa y estd bastante al.
ia arriba de Ia marca del aqua.
No habra puentss y parie del on
mino sera cortado al lado de las
montailas en- ell hordo izquierdo
que va al oriente del rio. La he.
rramienta q implementos nece-
sarios como tambien carros con
buenOs tiros de cabullos Astan en-
el terreno J el trabajo sera en-
puiado rapidamente. ST no hay
coutratiempos y fuertes lluvias,
las nueve millas dc canine que
serdn construidas entire esta ciu.
dad y ell Peflasco Largo seran
concluidas para el dia lro dc
Agosto. Despues de ESQ. el des.
tacamento de presidiarios seran.I
transteridOs al lado oriental del
va complete hacia Las
Vegas Y SO espera que 81 camino
llegue q la Reserva de Pecos an.
tes que el trabajo Sc concluya en-
sste aflo. El mayordomo Fischer
fue empleado en- el mismo traba
10 el afio pasado y ha tenido ex.
periencia considerable Los pre-.
sidiarios para el trabaio fueron
escogidos por 81
Superintendent RI O. Bursum
hay muy pocos peligros de es.
,apes 8 dificultad en- todo 10 que
'e sabe hasta ahora. Por Ia pri-
nera milla 81 trabaio no sera muy
luro, pero despues de ESQ mucho
,rabajo dificultoso ocurrira.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-03-31
ANDREWS DIPUrAoo ASSESSOR
Un Democratic Nombrado por Glen
vile A. coIIins--El oobernador
Dice que no hay Compromise.


Aun antes de Ia jimision de I'D.
ward Andrews, la cual entreg6 como
ASSESSOR del Coniado de Santa Fe haya
sido aceptada por el Cuerpo de Coml-
sionados de Condado. el anuncio es
hecho p0r Glenville A. CoIllns, nom
brado ASSESSOR del Condado de Santa Fe
por el Gobernador Hagerman. que ha
comisionado d Mr.. Andrews como dipu
tado ASSESSOR. Esto parece ser Ia con-
cluslon sobre Ia controversial por Ia
oficina de ASSESSOR, y puede conslderar-
Sc como un compromise I'll nombra-
miento de Mr.. Andrews podra probar
una ventaja al ASSESSOR Collins, quien
ha tenido poca ninguna experiencia
EN- el trabajo de la oficina. Las mate
rias parece que estan corrlenio muy
suayemente en- la oficina del ASSESSOR.
y muchos negoclos SC estan corrlendo
No hay Compromise Dice el Goberna.
dor.
"El nombramiento do Mr., Andrews
por Mr. Collins. no debe en- ningun mo-
do ser considerable como lin compro-
misc por mi parte," dijo ell Goberna-
dor Hagerman. mi negocio fue con
seguir un hombre quien yo conside-
re capaz para llenar la oficina de ase-
sor como 81 pueblo 10 deseaba. Des.
pues que fue escogido Y puesto en- Off
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-03-31
Ell BoLETo DE ciuDADANos
DE ALBUQUERQUE.
Nominado por Dem6cratas y Hepubli.
nos en- Convention coIectiva ei
Llnes en- la Noehe.

Nominado por Democratas Hepubli'
nos en- Convention colectiva ei
LINES en- la Noshe.
Albuquerque. Marco 3l.-El boleto
de Ciudadanos no.partidario Sc orga-
niz6 Ell LINES en- la noche, y sin un vo-
to desidente de ambos partidos Demo
crata Republican, los cuales compo-
nian la organization, Frank Mckee
fue nominado para mayor, Henry r.
Rogers para tes0rero de ciudad Har-
ry r. Lee para secretari0 de ciudad.
Las dos convenciones Sc reunier0r en-
cuartos separados en- ell Elks Temple.
pero mas tarde Sc reunieron juntos en-
I'm salon grande Y efectuaron la orga-
nizacion Fusionista. FL boleto pues-
to por los ciudadanos Sc dice que es
uno muy fuerte. Lineas de partldo
han sido enteramente elImlnadas,
ambas convenciones an'es que Ia fii-
sion tomara lugar votaron unanlme-
mente por la combination como 81 me-
jor modo para obtener el mejor gobier.
no.
Segun el convenio ratificado pOr el
Partido No-Partidario y preyiamente
ratificado por las convenciones Repn-
blicana Y Dem6crata en- session separa-
da, en- cada case por lin voto unani-
me, SO convino que el medico lie ciu-
dad v el comisionado de Gales fuesen
nomvrados dc entire los Dem6cratas, y
otros nombramientos de oficina serian
llenados de entire los Republicanos.
III balance del boleto es como sigue:
Para regidor, primer barrio, termi-
no de cuatro amos, P, Hanley
Para regidor, termino de dos amos.
A. w. Hayden.
Para regidor, segundo barrio, termi-
no de cuatro amos George P. Learn
ard. ~
Para regidor, tercer barrio, termino
de cuatro ahos. Samuel Neustadt.
Para regidor, cuarto barrio, termino
de cuatro amos, John s. Beaven.
Para miembro del cuerpo de educa-
cion, primer barrio. termino dc cuatro
amos, e. L. Washburn. 'ss
Para miembro del cuerpo de educa-
cion, segundo barrio, termino de cna-
tro amos. William Kleke.
Para miembro del cuerpo de educa-
cion, segundo barrio, t6rmino de dos
nf,nc Otto I. Ripa i. .tII
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-03-31
FL M|STER|0
ACARAD0
Fuerte Defensa en-
Favor de Todos
los Natives
.P0R EL G0B. AAGERMAM
Sesun una Carta que le fue
Mandada en- Dias Pasados
De Washington.


"a s'sulen'e cara mahdada al nue.
- meA'oAno por mr. H. . Cornell
uo iulaosa, aciara los iaisos cargos
eus nan s,ao necnos de que ei Gober'
'ul M - - naser'nan uene miras
w, UvnI,a'las contra ios nativos de este
.e,INor'o lampien SO vera mas aba
~ 20 oa'a que .ue mahuada al gooer-
uauor ue Wasnihs1on en- respuesta a
u"a s'e n'ahdo ei primero.
Marzo' TO- lS06.
- .'o' ~ Nueso MeA'cano'
'o sen Al eonar mi Vacacion
uH .., -. lanono en ulaiosa' donde ne
~, v.'so oasi 'oua MI vioa' estuve en-
w@sunsoon mientras all VI sopre
n.oHe quo a.sunos ponticos des'
sou'en.us es'an llac'enoo Iuerza po-
~ oouua 'os na'ivos' espec'aimenee
wy nues.'o presente doDernaoor es
s..'a,D . ios na'ivoS' Halle mucnas
s..uouoias On wasninscon para mos
20. gue " uopernauor Haserman esta
= an'e'eSado en el Dienes.
~ .a' :. ,e' meAlcanos, y como pruepa
~. ~ -a..uy u-s cop's ae correspondent
80 suo aa'ie pIotocIada con 81 De-
= ~ .e".o ue Ae'icui'u'a' y una cui-
1890 ,n'esusacion pruepa fuera de
,ssa sa euua W. tao 81 uopernador Hager-
n es'a a''anente in'eresaoo en- 81
de los Mexlcanos.
ve'oaoeramente de va,
n .. CoANELL.
"a "puesA ~ uopernador Haser-
,nan ice conio slsue:
de agriculture de los
US un'uos' Servicio forestal
Macins.on' marc ~, 1905.
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