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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-31

The atreeta we're lined With aol
dieta. Escorted hf ufflciala. Rine
Altohao was driven 10 the church.
whore bride aud bridegroom met
The church was crowded with jew
eled women aud men tn court COS
TUNES
Gorgeous Wedding Gown.
The princess ,Flre a white Ouch.
esa satin sewn, princess style. The
hoilN was trimmed With white dale
con lace embroidered and inter
'Wined with silver Rose Wrcntha
and arNnse blossoms fen from her
shoulder 20 her olhoW
Prlncoaa Ena aiss wore a white
satin mantle urnamentcd the same
aa her dress Ter Fown had court
train After the ceremony King
Alfonso give his wife some gold
pieces IA accordance with an an
client custom
The Wedding Procession.
The wedding procession returning
To the palace waa the most gorgeous
spectacle ever seen IN spain Thou
aanda waited Ia the streets The
kihE aud queen rode VA a golden
coach, bowling to the public Queen
fna cut the wedding cake at hronk.
fast The bride una groom will ro.
main Ia Madrid until June $. when
theY will start un she honeymoon
Itrip.
In the wedding contract signed
yesterday the bride = siyen an an
nual income of so. GOO. and ahs 10
nounccs all rights TO the British
throne.
Festivities 70 Follow.
The program OF the festivities
viii ha as folluwss
June IA gaia banquet at the
Vyal palace
June 2-ftowcr hattie and gala
performances az the opera aud the
various other thratefa
iune Religious feast aud gaia
ball AZ the royal palace
A Bull Fight.
June ial fight Ia the presence
OF the King aud queen.
June 5-EReuraion toward Aran
iues. tofchllkht procession and DC
psrture OF the fogelsn princes.
June -Hanquet ~ the palace Ia
honor ~ the authorities
June Reception az the palace
aud ball az tho opera house; De-.
parture OF the royai couple for Ia
.Granla.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-31

Guard companies nt Semitic eontoni.
plate tho purchase or lease Of site
at Auburn for rifle range. The
plan IL 40 build n club house nj u
cost Of from $500 10 $1,000. inolud.
ing lonnlA count md golf lInka
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-31
TO LAUNCH DELPHI.

The new steam schooner Delphi,
being constructed ut Hall Bros
yard, a. Eagle llnrbur, will be
launched next week and brought Ia
thla side Her machinery Is prac
ticallK ready Ia be- installed
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-04-07
IRRIGATION of the Great Plains
BY GUY ELLIOTT MITCHELL


loan agencies were great and prudence
was thrown to the winds. \ series OF
dry years and the consequent failure oi
crops forced the settlers to abandon
their farms and whole counties were
practically d%epopulated. Today here and
there on the Plains the deserted sod
house or the more substantial farm
dwelling are framed against Il level
landscape, lonesome reminders oi the
pioneers failure. Occasionally the re-
mains oi dozens OF structures mark
the site of what was once Il prosperous
town or county seat, but what is now
only the ! aunt OF the coyote or the
2auDt gray wolf. Mortgages We're fore
closed and the makers Of loans be-
came burdenel With large areas OF
lands practically yalneless. Attempts
were made to construct irrigation works
to insure crops, but the results As Il
rule were not successful and the stock
holders lost their Investment.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-04-07
RAFTING LUMBER.

The reclamation officials in charge
Of the Truckee Carson project have
inlugurated II novel departure in the
transporting OF lumber that will
likely save the future settler Il good
many dollars in coin OF the realm.
Heretofore ii has been customary to
haul all lumber to lla2en by rail, from
where il found lis way to the various
camps in the sink by team. The COM
pletion OF the Truckee canal now makes
il possible for the lumber Il be I'M
loaded at Derby, and RATED To a point
within Il close proximity to the con-
5 rnction camps. The initial effort oe.
CURED this week, when a raft OF 1900
feet OF lumber was successfully sent
down. In the future this process will
be resorted TO exclusively.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-04-07
PETITION FOR
DEMONSTRATION FARM

The following petition, which speaks
ltors at Washington by the citizens OF
Carson Sink
10 the Honorable Francis G.. Newlands
and the Honorable Charles Nixon,
United States Senate.
SlRs-The United States Reclamation
service now have ready in the Truckee-
Carson project about 81, 600 acres of land
ror irrigation. settlers are entering this
country rapidly and settling upon these
new farms. As business men OF this
community We feel the necessity of Il
demonstration farm to show these set
tIers the best methods OF growing crops
ind the most desirable crops to grow.
The methods OF agriculture heretofore
pursued in this valley have of necessity
Deen crude on account of the shortage oil
water i'll the late summer, but now thai
Ne are assured II steady supply through
out the irrigation season, there opens a
vide range OF possibilities in agricui-
culture.
We, therefore, bespeak your interest
to secure from the Secretary of Agri-
culture Il demonstration farm To be car
ried on by his Bureau OF Plant Indus
try. We know and feel that the Secre-
rary OF Agriculture will take up the
oi such Il demonstration farm
through his organized Bureau of Plant
industry if it l. shown to him that the
people ot this valley and their represen-
%tatiyes III Congress desire such "A farm.
We ask that You use your influence
with the Secretary for this purpose,
knowing that this farm will assist in
nnAnillinm III lLn SlaIn nj NnNnla
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-04-07
w|INDMIrLs SAVED THE DAY.

Some al the pioneers tenacionsly
hung on to their homes and when the
bitches failed they sunk wells and irri-
gated small tracts from Windmills.
The Yields from these small bitches
were phenomenal and sulliccd 10 tide
many of the farmers over the years OF
drought. Farms ri IL and ~ acres in
gardens and orchards and irrigated
from wells now support whole families
in comfort. Systematic irrigation OF
this kind not only embraces intensive
cultivation, small farms and orchards,
but it increases and specializes pro-
d|uction, calling into play the educated
brain and the trained hand and mas
sing the c%ultivators into highly organ
lied communities.
The we'll in Kansas has been a most
potent factor in establishing a number
OF the best communities in the State.
These facts are recited to explain why
the Garden city project is attracting Il
public interest greater than would
follow the construction OF Il project oil
this kind in other sections of the West.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-04-07
NOTICE TO CREDl'
TORS.

y DISTRICT COURT OF TIE SECOND
L Judicial District Of the State OF Nevada
in and Tor the County of Churchill
Estate OF Jackson ferguoOn. deceased
Notice i hereby given by the EztHtt OF Jack
son Ferguson deceased 10 the creditors Of aud
all persons having claims against, the said
deceased to exhibited them, with the ntces
,afy vouchers, within three months alter tn e
first publication OF this notice, to the said nd
ministrator at his residence at St. Clair,
County OF Churchill, State of Nevada, the
same betBg the place for the transaction OF
the business OF said estate.
This the 9th day OF February, \. D 1906.
LEM ALLEN,
Administrator OF said Estate.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-04-07

WHATEVER in Il newspaper is dictated by other than pure
motives is not a factor for but an instrument against society.
It's remarkable when we stop to think OF it, how pl9inlY Il writer
portravs his own character i'll his expressions, either written or
oral. Nulearity and mud-singing tactics but bring out III bolder
relief the veneer that covers some men, souls. Few people rightly
realize the power of the press for good. Certainly certain people
do not who think only to put before the publ gaze ~rowdysm and
yulearitv. Where such conditions abound decency and magnan-
unity are unknown, and the freside paper will not be the paper
that INDUCES such Il practice.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-04-07

EVERY community has its business men, good, bad aud N.
different. Many people have been pleased to place the saloon man
in tie two lattu Gattts, Tut it Is a gel rune 1|easu1t to tie Stan
dard to call attention to the fact that Fallon is favored with
saloon men Of higher character than most places, and this tact Is
amply Illustrated in many ways. There Is no class OF men quite
so ready to respond to charity; there is no class OF men more
highly endowed with public spirit; there is no class OF men with
more tender feelings for the suherings OF humanity than the
saloon man. Ofcourse his occupation is not altogether irtffoach
able Int to the keen observer who sees the tokens OF respect pad
nv the saloon man of our town to the departed dead the s1gnll
canoe is far reaching and covers Il multitude of sins.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-04-07

Inc STATE OF NeNdld seiidH IL JuheN a
Hunt, Greeting:
You are hereby required to appear in an
action commenced against YOU n defendant
by Mary L Hunt hs piatntitl, in the hl>lriel,
Court OF the state Of Nevada, IN mud lor the
County OF Churchill. and answer the CON
plant therein within ten days aiter tie ser
vice on You of thi, summons exclusive OF thu
day Of >erVice1 if served III said county, of
twenty days if served out of said county. bat
within said District, aud in ali other cases
forty days. or Judgment by default Will be
taken against you according To the prayer Of
said complaint
The action is brought to recover a decree
dissolvlng the bond Of mAtrimony contracted
between Won and the said Mary l. Hunt, Oh
the 10Th day of February, Isl, ut ST. George
in the state Of Utah. and for tie care ana
custody oil four minor children, the issue oil
said marriage,
Ali OF which will more fully appear from
the complaint, which Is on file In the office Of
the clerk of said court, ut Fallon, i'll said
county, and TO which YOU are especially re
ierred Aud You are further notified that il
you fail to appear aud answer said comlatnt.
the said plainlif Will apply 10 the coaft for
the RELIEF demanded therein
In testimony whereof, ! have hCreHntO set
my hand. at talloI, this l2th day o1 February,
A. u. 1906. T.. K. MCC'ABE.
Attorney for the Plaintiff
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-04-07
EDITORIAL COMMENT
- mmw-e =
W. c. Black, Editor

A BILL is now before Congress that has for its purpose the
revision Of the reclamation law TO allow OF the selling of water
to tovnsites situated in the irrigated zones. Should the bill be
o a law, and there seems every probability that it will, 1t will
he \ mighty good thing for the town OF Fallon. Now that we
are Incorporated, it will be possible to adopt systematic action
alono the line of civic Improvements, and water supplied to the
various property owners. and properly used, will soon make Of
Fallon a genuine beauty spot, This is q subject that Will bear
agitation.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-04-07
Notice.

The Ton Livery is under the man
agement OF Il new firm. Ferguson x
Gayer are the new proprietors. All
persons knowing themselves indebted
to them will please cali and settle
Immediately. All bills unpaid on
February LIST will be placed in the
hands of an attorney for collection.
FERGUSON GAIER.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-04-07
Mules for Sale.

Have five small work mules tor sale.
Are in good condition and will be sold
at a reasonable price. Apply at store
or ranch for particulars.
", W. WILLIAMS.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-04-07
PLANT.

The power is generated at a central
plant situated on the railroad, and is
then distributed by electricity to the
wells.
Applications for water under this
project have been made by the owners
Of more than 1000 acres OF land to be
benefited and the community is very
enthusiastic concerning the future sue
cess OF irrigation in the Arkansas
Valley. One private pumping plant
erected three years ago in this neigh
borhood at a cost OF more than $4,000
supplied water to l 900 acres in wheat.
The first crop harvested was sold for
more than the original cost OF the
pumping plant.
FAMoUs FOR ALFLFA
The Garden City country has long
been famous a. an alfalfa center ahd
the location seems to be especially well
adapted to the maturing Of the seed
crop Of alfalfa which has always paid
well there. Garden City alfalfa seed
brings Il high price all over the irri-
gated west.
\ sugar factory is now being ON
strncted at this point and a consider
able acreage has been promised to the
factory which will be planted in sugar
beets as soon rs the project is com
pleted.
The important bearing which the
success Of the project has upon the
future OF millions OF acres OF the Great
Plains is thoroughly appreciated by the
landowners. Vast areas are still the
property of the railroads and they are
giving careful attention to the subject.
With the development OF numberless
pumping plants along the broad valleys
Of the Plans streams and the extern
sion OF successful dry farming over
areas ON higher levels the Great Plains
region will become the home OF thous-
ands OF prosperous farmers.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-04-07

Watches, Clocks. Jewelry: Cleaning
repairing work guaranteed. Optical
goods and repairs; glasses correctly
lifted 10y competent optieian-C. +.
COE.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-04-07

The water for this project must be re-
covered from the undertlow waters OF
the Arkansas Valley which lie in
gravel deposits existing below the bed
OF the river. The plans OF the govern
ment provide for the sinking OF several
hundred wells from which the water.
will be pumped and discharged into a
collecting conduit. These wells will be
scattered along a line nearly five miles
lnuu.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-04-07
SUMMONS

IN THE JUSTICE COURT OF NEW RIVER
L Township, County oi Churchill, state o.
Nevada.
Mary l. Hunt.
Plaintiff,
vs.. $.
James A Hunt,
Defendant.
The state OF Nevada sends to James A.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-04-07

NOTICE FOR PUBL
CATION.

Department Of the Interior, Land Office at
Carson city Nevada, February! -, lsW'
Notice i hereby given that the following
named settler mas flied notice Of his intention
To make final proof in support OF his claim
and that aid proof VIII be nude before l :;
Commissioned, ". g. Black. in Charchili
at tallou. Nevada or Tuesday, April
H. 1906. VIZ. Bud York. Homestead Appiica
ton. No. 562. for the NW4 sec ), /. Is "
k. y +. NJ. =. NJ.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cuitlVa.
ton OF said land. w.
Charles johnson, OF 81, Clair, Nevada.
William johnson, of i Clair. Nevada.
Charles Bath, Of Il. Olair, Nevada.
Vet smart, OF Failon, Nevada.
.. II GALLUP, Register.
Date OF first publication, Feb. "A, Loo,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-01-09
PARRAFOS SUELT LTOS.

'.Diaz Navarro dice que estando ausen-
te 81 Auditor y teniendo la comisi6n de 10
judicial que hacer iDformes referentes 4
esos "bills'' propone al senior Tesorero pa
"a que ocupe aquel puesto en- 10 que viene
el nueYo Auditor.
El senior Post dice, que cuando Ilegue
Ia oportunidad de los nombramientos de
las comisiones Sc tendra en- cuenta 10 pro-
puesto pcr el senior Diaz Navarro" De
Ia preliminar reunion del Consejo Ejecuti-
10, ayer)
.s.4s...,.s....,.
''No podemos aceptar que Sc envfen &
Puerto Rico agentes ofciales que por re-
gla general desconocen el idioma, las cos
tumbres y las necesidQdes del pals y que
veinte y cuatro horas despu6s de su desem-
barco ocupan una poltrona en- ell Consejo
Executive deciden con su voto cuestiones
complejas trascendentales.' = Mensqje
de los municipios de Puerto Rico al Con-
gres0 de los EstGdos Uplidos
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-01-09
EL POLVO.. EN-
LAS ESCUELAS
PrOpagadOr de Ia tIsiS.

Ell doctor Scott Haldane, despu6s de
atentos estudios y experiencias, ha llegado
q la conclusion de que el polvo espaTcido
en- la atm6sfera de las escuelas es el ma
yor factor en- la propagation de la tfsis
pulmonar.
Ha comprobado que la ventilaci6n es
insufciente para contrarrestar los efectos
del polvo que los ninos levantan en- sus
frecuentes evoluciones, y aconseja que Sc
haga uso constante de Ia vaporizaci6n del
aqua antes de la entrada despu6s de la
salida de clase
Segdn las observaciones de este doctor,
la atm6sfera de las escuelas esta dos veces
mas viciada que la de los talleres ofici-
mas.
En- vista de estos resultados Sc reco-
mienda los maestros pongan el mayor
esmero en- cuanto Sc refere al aseo de Ia
clase, la Suppression del barrido en- seco, ell
retirar los enseres de los que Sc hace esca-
SO uso para Ia enseflanza y en- cambio son
dep6sito de polvo.
Sc recomienda, en- fin, que con la fre-
cuencia possible Sc haga un baldeo general,
Sc froten las paredes Sc friegue bien el
piso de la escuela.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-01-09
Ell TRABAJO
DEL PERLODISTA.

III perlodlsmo impone 4 los que el Sc
dedican, grandes sacrifcios tanto mayores
quiza cuanto mas poderosas son las facul-
tades creadoras del que este Tamo de ac-
tiyidad humana dedica sus eneTgfas.
Me explicar6. Tn sabio encerrado en-
So gabinete 8 en- su laboTatorio, trabaia
sin cesar y sin descanso, piensa durante
meses, afios, muchos amos, prepare, estu-
dia, alma, perfecciona, corrige, abrillanta
IN ibro 8 un descubrimiento; en- estas
condolences, 81 ell sabio es verdaderamente
sabio y el fuego del genio le aIienta, su
obra es perfecta, dentro de 10 humane, y
puede quedar en- la historic de la ciencia =
acaso su nombre pueda ser immortal
Esta labor no tiene dfa flo nj hora fla;
nadie 10 apremia, nadie le obliga 4 If pu-
blicando retazos impeTfectos, acaso playa
dos de errores, de su libro de su descu-
brimiento, que en- este case derfa If dando
muestras al piblico de 10 torpe que es ell
pensamiento humane, atin en- los genios.
No, ell apremio no existe, 6l dira: este
hice cuando quise hacerlo.
Todo 10 contrario es la labor del perio-
disja: trabaja, no por dfa, nj por horas: al
minute casi, production forzosa crono-
metrica, medida por los giros dc la rota-
tiva el pensamiento ha de If con ella,
cierto niimero de cuartillas han de llenar
en- tempo dado no hay que armonizar
Ell tempo, que es uniforme flo, ell pensa-
miento, que es libre, caprichoso irregu-
lar, que Gamma sa1tos Sc arrastra, Sc
hunde, 8 sube disparando al frmamento 8
Sc queda hundido en- negro sopor.
Si todos los sabios dieran cuenta de 10
que van pensando horas tras horas, 81 Sc
les obligara escribirlo Sc lanzaran sus
pensamientos la publicidad, lcuantos
errores, cuantos absurdos, cuantos delirios,
antes de que por la consideration de esos
casos resultase un astro para la ciencia
para 81 arte!
cias poderosas Sc han consumido durante
81 siglo XIX, y seguirSn consumiendose
en- la lucha diaria febril del periodismo.
Todo hombre necesita reconcentrar ener-
gfas, y 81 periodista no puede hacer vapor,
va gastando 7aqu6llas de continue, al mi
nuto y cada bocanada de vapor que alma
cena tiene al punto que brotar, porque en-
una empresa peri0dfstica NADIA y nadie tie
ne que esperar nj las las cuartillas, nj el
-regente, nj la maquina, nj el repartidor,
nj 81 p6blico
Por estas razones, que no hacemos mas
que apuntar q Ia ligera al juzgar la obra
crftica, iteraria, polftica 10 que fuere de
IN periodista, al comparable con las de
otros trabajadores del pensamiento hay
que hacerse cargo de las condolences espe-
ciales que concurren en- unas otras pro-
duccioRes.
JOSE EcHEGARAY.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-01-09
MuNICIPIO De SAN JUAN
ACADIA.
ANUNCIo DE sUBAsTA.

EI viernes 19 del corriente 4 las dos de
la tarde Sc adjudicara en- p1blica subasta
las obras de installation de 1872 pies de
longitud it'll de tuberfa de hierro fundido
con todos sus accessories de 4 pulgadas de
diametro interior, destinada la distribu-
ci6n de aqua del acueducto, en- Ia Gale de
"Cerra', SantuTce, cuyo presupuesto as
ciende la la cantidad de MIL CUATRO
.CIENTOS SESENTA DOLLARS SIZE
TE CENTAVOS ($1, ,46007)
La subasta Sc celebrara en- la forma ex-
presada en- Ell Artfculo Is de Real Decreto
de de Enero de 1883, tendra lugar en-
la oficina del Alcalde ante la Junta de SUI
basta, presidida por dicha autoridad; ha-
landOse de manifesto para conocimiento
del p1blico en- la ofcina del Ingeniero ms
pector de las Obras P6blicas Municipales,
los documentos que han de regir en- la con-
trata.
Las proposiciones deberan ajustarse ex-
trictamente al modelo que aparece nnido
al pliego de condiciones, y Sc presentaran
en- pliegos cerrados, admiti6ndose 1nica-
mente durante la primera media bora del
acto Los pliegos deberan contener el res
guardo que acredite haber consignado el
icitador en- la Tesorerfa Municipal como
6anza provisional la cantidad de SETEN-
IA Y CINCO DOLLARS ($75O0.)
Sc declararan nulas las proposiciones
que falten q cualquiera de estos requisites,
8 q los consignados en- el pliego de condi-
clones, y aquellas cuyo importe exceda de
la cantidad presupuestada.
En- case de procederse una icitaci6n
verbal por empate, la mfnima puja admi-
sible sera Ia de diez dollars (s10.O0.)
La administration Sc reserva el dereeho
de rechazar cualquiera de las proposiciones
todas elias. San Juan p. r. de Enc
ro de 1906. M. SANCHEZ MORALES,
Alcalde de San Juan.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-01-09
Vista a Ia estaCiOn.
de telegrafia sin.
aIanbres de Ia.
EstaCiOn Naval de
Puerto Rico.
EI sistema De FOrest. LAS maquira-
rias son de 10 mas mOdsfnO. =
EI apaTatO trasmisOr.
Vsloeldad de lS6, 900 miIIas por segundo.
DespaChOs del VapOr 'BeFmudas' Sc Oye-
ron en- San Juan.

Un reporter de ia Correspondencia'
visit6 la estaci6n de telegTafia sin alam-
bres, que tiene establecida la Estaci6n Ma
val de los Estados Unidos en- Puerto Rico,
barrio de Puerta de Terra, Sc entrevist6
con Mr.. G. S. Iredell, ingeniero telegrafs-
ia de la American De Forest Company;
cuya companfa ha proporcionado insta-
lado los aparatos especiales.
Visto desde leios, la parte que mas LA
ma la atenci6n en- la planta, es Ia que esta
en- el aiTe con tres inmenaos m6stiles de
doscientos ocho pies los.cuales estan suje-
tos por cables de acero para resistir La
gran preston que algunas yeces el viento
ejerce sobre ellos.
Una inspection cuidadosa revelara que
hay 45 pequefos alambres que salen del
edifcio en- forma de angulo recto primero
y en- direction perpendicular despu6s
Para sotener estos alambres es que estan
hechos los mastiles.
Estos alambres son de la mayor impor-
tancia, pues ellos son los irradiadores que
lanzan las ondas etericas al espacio las
cuales son recojidas por similares alambres
en- otra estaci6n, 8 barco muy distante
Tambien sirven para recojer las que sc les
envlan y llevarlas al aparato dentro del
edifcio donde son transformadas en- soni-
dos, por los tel6fonos.
La armada ha proporcionado para esta
estaci6n, el mejor de los sitios
Ell edifcio es de bella arquitectura, tie
ne seis grandes ventilados cuartos, ade-
mas de la despensa, cuarto de banjo y al
mac6n. Esta situado 4 so pies sobre ell
nivel del mar, 10 que hace que sea apro-
piado para estaci6n de teIegraffa sin
hilos.
El aparato trasmisor tiene la forma de
una maquina de so caballos, con doble ci-
indro, todo situado en- local aparte del
edifcio, en- el mismo que ocupa el genera
dor de '35 kiloWatt' que convieTte el po-
der mecanico en- energfa el6ctrica y 10 en-
via por grandes cables 4 los aparatos tras-
misores de Ia estaci6n, con una preston de
10 volts con un vol6men de mas de
800 amperes.
El Departamento de la Armada ha
Observable Ell mismo cuidado tanto en- Ia
estaci6n como en- la casa motor, las ma
quinarias son de 10 mas moderno que