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The Washington times., 1906-08-24
FINANCIAL GOSSIP

The meeting OF the St. Paul execu-
tive committee which was scheduled TO
take place today was postponed ON ac-
count of the lack of "a quorum.
The board of review brought it's an
nual session of two months 10 a close
by adding 81 100000 To the personal prop
erty valuation of the Pullman Company.
The directors of the Federal Mining
and Smelling Company have declared
the regular quarterly dividends of IA
per cent on the preferred stock, and H.
and 2la per cent extra on the common,
payable September o.
Secretary Shaw has directed that So
O0O.O0O be placed in about 80 small ma
tional banks throughout the country.
The banks selected are already national
bank depositors
Mr. Hartman began life in a brokers'
office, the son of a poverty-stricken
minister who had trouble enough keep
ing his own soul and body together on
the salary his ~orish afforded. without
trying TO shape out career for his
boy.
Reports from the CRANKY Consolidated
Mining. Smelling and Powder Company
for the year ended June 30 indicate net
earnings to have been above S,Soo,o0o
Copper production was just under %
100000 pounds.
The purchase by the Consolidated
Company from the Great Eastern Tele-
phone Company. of its franchise to
maintain and construct telephone and
telegraph lines and electric lights In
New York city has been confirmed. The
amount paid is rumurec 70 be Sj0,oo0.0o0
Stockholders of the Standard Cordage
Company have been advised by the pro-
tective committee of the Standard Rope
and Twine Company that the new Sc
CuTities of the Standard COrdaEe Com
pauy Will be ready for delivery at the
office of the Equitable Trust Company
on and after September Is.
one New York stock exchange seat
was sold yesterday for $4,000. This is
5000 higher than the last sold for, early
in the week and equals the highest price
paid. Since this price was reached be
fore last December. prices for seats
have been decreasing. us low as $3.50
having been accepted Tor d seat this
year.
Borrowers OF money yesterday were
compelled 10 pay g per cent, the legal
interest rate. on all loans temporary
IN character or for any length Of time.
For loans running over the end of the
year borrowers found that they were
unable 70 obtain funds. They were
forced IN lieu thereof To take loans run
ming either for two OF three months or
Tor SIX seven or eight months.
"he comment still holds good that the |
market sustaIHs remarkably well for a
large volume of proht-takinE. this hav- /
ing been much in evidence during the /
past four days Transactions have
gradually fallen of, however, and daily I
the market becomes narrower The /
pT0ut-JakiUg Is prOpOruOu1tely larger. /
while what commission business there
u.s. is said 10 be principally on the SELL /
ing side.
The Washington times., 1906-08-24
Crisis in Cabinet.

The expected cabinet crisis has come
20 pass Senior O'FarreU, secretary Of
state and Justice and acting secretary
OF the interior. has resigned. Gen.
FTsyre Andrade, speaker OF the house,
Will take the Interior portfolio tempo
rarily. at least. Efforts have been made
90 induce Seuor O'FarreU 20 reconsider
his resignation. as the government Off
ciaIs fear the effect a resignation
from the cabinet at this time may have
IN foreign capitals
Throughout the provinces the insur-
rectlon continues 10 grow. The govern
ment is being driven 10 extreme meas
urcs to cope with H. Every available
man is being sent 90 PiuaT Del Rio and
other threatened points. Even the ar
UleTy from The fOTITeSses in Havana
have been withdrawn The city, as well
as most Of the larger towns. Is now
dependent upon rural guards and vol
uuteer forces for defense.
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guard every bridge on the line AS yet
Guerra has not attempted 10 carry out
his threat.
The insurgent leader still holds San
Luis and San Juan de Martinez. his
delay In marching on Pinar Del Rio Is
eNplained BY the correspondent who
brought the news Of the intended for
ward movement today bv saving that
Guerra was waiting for 1900 men known
20 be marching 20 his assistance 10 join
MIN. When these men arrive his force
VIII number over 5000 men.
Financial Crisis at Hand.
Unless the iusurrection IS soon quelled
finances promise to bother the govern
ment. IL has promised 70 pay volun-
teers - a day. It Is planned to raise
an army OF 10000 volunteers which
would mean q daily expense OF go, 900 IN
pay alone The newspapers point out
that the government cannot stand such
a strain more than three CT four months
without facing a financial crisis.
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Details of Montr Outrage.

Additional details are now known in
regard 10 the outrage committed upon
Madame Monfr. wife Of the President
elect. by ghouls When the first shock
occurred she ran 20 AN upper balcony
OF her home and kUelt there iu praver.
The second shock caused the house 70
collapse and she was thrown Wucou-
SciouS into the street GhOuls who saw
her Jewels cUt on her ears 20 steal Iue
ear rings and tore off her fingers 10 get
the rings.
When found she was at first thought
dead, but when she showed signs Of
lite was taken board the waT~hiD
OIIigRIHs. where she has received every
attention. 10 IS feared she caunct se-
cover
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Bell at Oyster Bay
To Confer About Cuba,
Is General Surmise

1t is believed here that one Of the
reasons General Bell, chief Of stan.
made his trip 10 oyster Bay yesterday.
was 20 confer with the President regard
ing possible military operations in Cuba.
should affairs become so serious that
the United States would have 20 inter
vsue
Administration officials are united IN
the belief that this Government has the
right 10 intervene now. Considering the
proportions which the revolution has at
tanned. However the disposition is 20
let the present Cuban government work
out its own salvation unless American
interests IN the island should become
uupl-asautly involved Intervention
without a request from President Palma
would be regarded l1 some quarters as
a step toward annexation. and the Ad-
mluIstTaUu here is particularly dosir-
Gus that no such impression be created
abroad u is likely therefore that the
present hauds-0u policy viii continue
pending more serious developments
III 20 an early hour this morning no
request had been received 10y the State
Department from the Cuban govern
ment for assistance. T. was reported
I'm diplomatic circles here last night
that President Palma had sent a hurry
up message 10 Washington asking that
q couple Of batteries of artillery man
ned bv regular United States soldiers
Jhis is denied this morning.
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THE WASHINGTON MARKET

Sales OF the board. including after
call amounted 90 $50 shares Of stock
and 5000 In bonds
Following are the sales and quotations
of todays market:
Washington Railway and Electric As.
SluJ1uotlz, S50tuS S7iz. SJGJUN7ls
Potomac Electric Light J's 81. .og1dlg4as
Washington Railway and Electric
common JgQa9
Washington Railway and Electric pre-
IeTred. -oIslis, 5g0s7i-, 5o0S1ls. JDdS7ls
lvd& thuyer GW !u5HSs ,1uver COZ 5OJ
SS Dbuyer GD
Washington Gas. 2505gT-. aIa5q7s
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone.
1JU5S
Greene Copper. IGU25.
Mitchell Mining lU1d1. 1Gl0-. lO9067y
Washington Loan and Trust 5a223.
after Call-HOmc Savings Bank, 5GZSj
Mitchell M.uing 1901
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Several More Shocks Felt

There were several shocks during the
night and this morning. but they caused
very little excitement. as the people
realize that there can be little more
damage done unless the earth should
open and swallow what is left
Meat is being distributed 10y the gov
erument officials. Bread is scarce The
chief need at the present time however.
IS a stock OF canned goods, condensed
milk, and biscuit number Of relief
trains are reported ON the way 10 the
ci " and 90 is not anticipated that there
can be a great deal of suffering for lack
OF food
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YOUTHFUL LOVERS WED,
BUT MAY BE SEPARATED

ELGIN. H.. Aug. 24-Not content 10
live as happy lovers. Vivian Kuehnsted.
fourteen years old. daughter of Mrs.
Ernest kOhn and Albert Woehlert. the
nineteeu-yeaT-old son OF Mr.. and Mrs
William WOehlert. went To the home OF
Rev r. II Roche, pastor of a Metho-
dist church, and were married. The
parents of the bride and groom Will
endeavOr TO aunul the marriage on the
grounds OF unconstitutiOnality. it Is
said.
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Business Has Been Resumed.

Several business houses resumed today
for the first time since the earthquake
and others viii reopen within a few
days. II is believed that next week Will
see affairs moving in a regular course.
The authorities still have charge Of the
distribution Of food 10 the people There
are thousands who will need this care
for weeks. Some or the supplies are
running short. but IL is believed enough
can be brought in by steamers to pre-
vent anv suffering.
The cemeteries were badly disturbed
curing the earthquake and this IS csus-
ing some trouble IN burying the dead.
over COO cOFpses had been buried by
Tuesday
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BOY RUN OVER By a WAGON.

While playing in front Of his home.
1877 Fifth street northwest. shortly be-
fore noon today, Albert Thomas. col
ored, eight years old, was run over by
a horse and wagon driven by Max
Israel. Of 22I Willow tree alley. receiV-
ing bruises about the head. and n
laceration Of the left ear The boy was
removed 10 Homeopathic Hospital.
where 1t was said his injuries were not
serious
The Washington times., 1906-08-24
TRADE RESUMED
IN VALPARAISO
Several Business Houses
Have Already Opened
Their Doors.
DETAILS OF MONTT OUTRAGE
Wife Of President Elect Attacked by
Ghouls Who Found Her
Unconscious.

VALPARAISO. Chile, Aug. 2l-Under
the Dictatorship of Capt Gomez Car
reno, Of the navy, and The proclamation
of a state of siege IN Valparaiso, under
which Captain CarrenO was named 70
the supreme command, real progress is
being made toward the rehabilitation
Of the city following the earthquake OF
August l6.
Everybody Is compelled 10 take some
part in the work Of clearing up the city
and providing lodgings for the homeless
At O'Clock traffic ceases. Throughout.
the uiglt the strictest watch IS kept 20
prevent depredatiOns of every sort. Mar.
ttal law still prevails.
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Western Railway StiI in Use.

Despite the threats sent by Guerra
yesterday To officers of the Western
railway that II more soldiers were car
ried over the line he Will blow up its
bridges and destroy other property the
railroad is suH being used for the trans
mission Of troops toward Pinar Del Rio.
The government has sent troops 10
The Washington times., 1906-08-24
BEST DAY Of WEEK
IN LOCAL MARKET
Mitchell Mining Jumps Two
Points-RaiIWays Came
Into Prominence.

The return of President Hibbs 10 his
accustomed place In the chair of tho
stock exchange today no doubt ac-
ounted Tor the very decided increase
In business, and the more general dis
tributi0n of the trading The Washing
ton railways, which are his pet hob
bies, promptly returned to their posi-
lions as leaders, and more than one
half of the Tading was comprised in
the stocks and bonds of that company.
The noteworthy feature was the uneX-
pected jump in Mitchell Mining. which
gained fun points 10 s., and would no
Doubt have continued its onward and
upward course had not il met with
some very good selling at that level.
The increase In the capital stock, which
was ratified by the stockholders, IS
quoted as the reason for the better feel
ing.
There was "a good demand for Wash
lngtou Railway preferred. more par
uculdTl} In the way of options, and
lHf major part of the trading was in
tnat basis The cash stock was TO be
hdu al NllH while options were Tetailed
al Ss. making a new basis of trading.
ceeded half point. The common was
also strong. with offers 10 paw 80 for
unlimited amounts
Sales cf Gas stock showed slight
change from prior figures. One lot OF
fifteen Telephone at 5s. is the first trans.
action for several week. Greene CopDer
was cN-diyidrud and held firm at the
best price Of the week. A small sale 01
Home Savings Bank al 2S5 was a break
ma tho long Iulluess that has existed
80 tl-S stock In the bond list prices
were firm with q good demand.
The Washington times., 1906-08-24
Santiago Situation Ominous.

There Is notable absence Of news
from Santiago. This is regarded as sig
n!hcant. An uprising there would DE g.
serious thing, as the people there have
never been well satisfied with the gov
,rnmcnt. and il would be easy 20 re-
cTult forces TO take up arms against
Palma II Is generally believed that the
government has suppressed all messages
from Santiago because they are OF a dis
Quiet.ng nature
That the position Of the government
IS serious is shown by the steps taken
by the authorities to suppress the insur-
gents
Il is officially stated that four rapid
FIRE guns are 10 be purchased ia the
United States. Americans i'm Cuba, who
formerly served IN the artillery branch
Of the United States army. are 20 be
recruited TO man these guns The cir
culation Of this news last night led %
report that the government had de-
Cided 10 ask the United States Govern
ment. for the loan OF eight quiCk-fTeTs
from a warship with the men 10 oper-
ate them 70 assist iu downing the !n-
surgents. This rumor was officially de-
.r.Frl
The Washington times., 1906-08-24
DIVIDEND NOTICES.

American Graphophone Company.
A quarterly dividend go. 25) q ONE AND
ONE-QTARTER PER CENT on the Common
Cauital stock gf the American GTaphCphone
Co. win De paid on September j.. le5. 10
stakeholder 0f record September J.
EDWARD d. EASTON. President.
au-Z q. .se14
The Washington times., 1906-08-24

Uncle Hlram-N0O York has an acting
mayor.
Aunt NARRATOR the land sakes. who'll
go on the stage ueXt2-NeW York Sun.
The Washington times., 1906-08-24
Fighting Reported In PIogress.

Reports reached here early this morn
ing that fighting has actually begun
near Pinar del Rio which would indi-
cate that Guerra has begun 20 carry out
his promised plan Of campaign. The re-
ports have not been verified. however.
Another battle is reported 10 be IN
progress at Guines, forty-five miles from
Havana. Colonel Estramp"s, who left
Havana on Wednesday with a govern
ment force. was said 20 be I'm battle with
the insurgents there. Nc news has been
received as 10 the outcome of the ight-
ing.
Prom this time on reliable news ia re.
gard 70 the movements Of the lusur,
gents especially as 10 any successes they
may meet with will be scarce. The gov.
erument is prepared 10 establish % rlgor.
Gus censorship over the newspapers.
This course has been determined upon
because the publication of the victories
of the rebels has aroused opponents OF
the government and il is feared muy re.
suit in swelling the ranks of the insur-
gents
The Washington times., 1906-08-24
CUBANS HURRYlNG
BACK TO ISLAND
Army
Ready to Enter
Pinar del Rio
Continued From First Page)

HAVANA, Cuba, Aug. 24.-All Ha-
vana today is anXiously awaiting news
from the city OF Pinar del Rio.
Word was brought 10 the city last
night by a correspondent who had been
with the forces OF Pino Guerra in the
province Of Pinar del Rio. that the in
surgent leader intended TO march on
Pinar del Rio today. Guerra declared
that he would capture the city and
would then begin d march on Havana
on Saturday.
In view Of the fact that Guerra's
army is vastly superior 20 the govern
ment forces Of Pinar del Rio an at
tack on the city will probably mean It's
fall In view OF Guerra's threat TO then
march on the capital. news OF the west
ern ity's captuVe would probably create
something of panic In this city
The Washington times., 1906-08-24

The meeting OF the St Paul execu-
tive committee which was scheduled TO
take place today, was postponed ON ac-
count of the lack of a quorum.
The Washington times., 1906-08-24

Secretary Shaw has directed that So
O00.00O be placed In about 100 small ma
tional banks throughout the country
The banks selected are already national
bank depOsiJOTs-
The Washington times., 1906-08-24

Total sales yesterday. l.5J4.4G0.
Sales 10 noon 6i9.20O
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The directors of the Federal Mining
and Smelling Company have declared
the regular quarterly dividends Of "a
per cent on the preferred stock, and ~
and 2la per cent extra on the common,
payable September l5.
The Washington times., 1906-08-24

Reports from the CRANKY Consolidated
Mining. Smelling and Powder Company
for the year ended June 80 indicate net
earnings to have been above Sl,Sooo0o
Copper production was Just under %
100000 pounds.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-08-04

Manuel Gonzalez Aporrsado por un
cludadano Avanxadc- obtIsns So.
surldad Huysndc.

Arrestado por balear 4 su amAnte,
puesto bajo flaazas despues de- una
noche en- Ia cSrcel. despues aporreado
por un hombre anciano. sui carnes
bIen magulladas por el perro del an
cIano y retlrado de Ia casa de una
mujer d donde habia lido 81 sabado de
"a semana pasada en- Ia noche, tai es
el rollo de dificultades que Sc han pues
to ante Ia cabeza del anterior policia
de noche Manuel Gonzales. RI 1ltimo
encuentro, en- el cual Sc dice Coma.
les fue de 10 peor, tom6 lugar ell Sd
bado de Ia semana pasaaa en- la noche
en- las lneas del ferocarril en- eli lado
oeste de la Gale de Johnson, donde
el ex-policia habia comenzado un al
.borot0 pequeho de su propia ctienta
con varias mujeres de reputation dudo-
50 Quienes Sc dice tIenen una frecuen-
taclon frecuente alh. Ambrosio Or
tiz. qnien vlve en- aquella vecindad, SO
hallaba ocupando un asiento en- su ca
50. cuando 81 dice, Gonzales, despues
de segulr las mujeres hasta los d.
times confines. 10 tom6 de la gar.
ganta q hlz0 fuerza atajarle ell resue.
llo. En lugar de someterse, no obs
tante. ell Sr. Ortiz. quien cuenta 60
amos de edad y no I'm Hercules en- ESQ,
tom6 I'm par de tljeras grandes, le
peg6 d Gonzales en- la espalda con
elias I'll valiente ex-guardian de Ia
paz de la ciudad de Santa Fe cay6 en-
un roll0 y recibi6 varios piquetes de
las ti1eras. La sehorita Ortiz, en- el
inter. desato un perro. que estaba de.
tras de Ia casa y el animal Immediate
mente tom6 parte en- la pelea dandole
algunas magulladas a Gonzales 6 Incl
dentalmente su pellejo algunas veces.
El perro entonces escolt6 al expo
licia q una distancia bastante larga
para abajo del camino, ell defensor de
Ia paz ganando su salida con muy DO
ca ventaja. Ell perro regres6 q la ca
sa Sc dice que 10 paz y quietud rel
naron supremhs por 10 restante de
Ia noche.
Residences en- la vecindad dicen que
tales disturbios son de frecuente ocu-
rrenca, y estan preparandose para
obtener algunos medios de pasar las
noches quietos, 81 hay una ley que Gu.
bra ell case y IN n,.embro de la poll.
,ia capaz para enforzarla.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-08-04
Hoao AunAz

Nos cuenta un0 de nuestros colegas
de Arizona que dltimamente tuvo lu.
gar un case criminoso, bien original
por cierto. y cuyos delincuentes estan
en- manos de la justicia. Tres Mexdca.
nos, originarios de Chihuahua, despues
de trabaJar algun tempo en- las esta-
clones del fariocarril Sud Pacifico
regresaban q sus casas con los ahorros
que habia' hecho, cerca lie $500 en- oro
y cuyan cantidad traian en- libranzas
de banco.
Llegaron de paso q Tucson hicie.
ron conocimiento con un tai Miguel
Carrillo, del barrio libre. comunican-
dole su intencion de trabajar unos
ddas en- la cercana estacion al este de
Tucson, para ganar algo mas con que
aumentar sus ahorros. Carrillo les
sugiri6 entonces que era mejor que
camblaran sus llbmnzas en- oro en-
los bancos de Tucson, Y asi 10 hicie.
ron y partieron en- seguida para la re.
ferida estacion.
I'm Ia madrroodo a., a.. =,
v cnando r,sros sILa a" .s ael sis uieIle dla
cbihuahuonsas ~ ~ espe'a.1u ,os pres
roIta y ronn',,. es oasa nuin re-
osiciai do, cha,,ss as.onuose -. reral.a
oc,,soo,on da 49, m 10 a.iesa,lon palo
hahian hecbn - ao,t wv ..s @ uIelon que
do algura dsb,, aa saa,s elioS' Despues
sos ~ ras,as. S...."ua s' eemero'
"a dtoron 49, ara,.,as Ss'es ue Ia ley'
nuo carr,lIo . auoS, po.sa. acto conu-
los manos ncr ae. a yes anMrraron
marcbar rr,,ho = ma m c,eron
A ma ,nillo no ] a,a.on. "os pae'
cion hIcieron aIto Ve ~ w ue - esta,
temian do Ios tros ~ que iias ie
les 10 amarraron de los nIes ton,h,an
Y acto continue los robaron marchsn'
dose en- seguida ' dejandn 4 A., y,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-08-04
soRREouEaos, DE RIO AAR'sA,
En- Reunion Annual Ellgsn oflclalss y
Delegates ala Convention do
tlN Albuquerque.

La Association de Creadores de-
Ovejas del Condado de Rio Arri.
ba tuvIeron su reunion annual en-
TERRA Amarillo, Ia cabecera del
condado, ell dia 20 de Julio. Hubo
una atendencia muy regular. Los
uegocios principales ante la aso'
ciacion fue la eleccion do oflcia-
les por el siguiente afio. FL pre-
sidente cesante Don Perfecto Es-
quibel, de Tierra''Amarilla, fue
electo otra vezy G. Hernandez.
tambien dc TERRA Amarillo, fue
electo secretario otra vez. Los
siguientes fueron electos delega.
dos de Ia association q Ia junta dc
Creadores de Oveias que sera te.
nida en- Albuquerque el dia IS
de Septiembre venidero con 81
fin de organiaar una Association
Territorial de Creadoras de Owe.
jas, q saber: Jose n. Martinez y
Benigno G. Hernandez. Despues
de atender q los negocios rutina
rios, laasociacion Sc prorrog6 su.
jeta q la llamada del presidente.
En- el dia antes de Ia junta los
miembros en- 10 plaza ayudaron
en- la celebration del dia de San
tiago durante el cual un tempo
muy placentero fue tenido. Mu.
cha gente de las aldeas circunve'
cinas estuvieron presentes en- Ia
gran celebration y todo paso muy
quieto y on harmonic.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-08-04

un InoepIsre Dol FsrroearrIl Eneusn.
ira Ests MaIa eusrts 20 MIlias a
orlsNts Dc Taos.
al Nuevo Mexicano.

OHspecial al Nuevo Mexicano
Taos. N. NJ. Julio 3O.--un hombre
llamado Doc Pierce vino Ia plaza
aver en- 10 tarde inform6 quo uno
de- los ingenIeros del Ferpcarrll st.
Louis Paclnc y Rocky Mountain, lla-
n,ado Kelley, I'm tngenier o''Localiza.
DOR, fue muerto por I'm rayo, veinte
millas dc aqui, hacia Elizabethtown,
mientras cruzaba I'M espacio alberto
en- su caballo en- Ia borrasca que pre-
valeci6 en- aquella secclon aver.
En- Ia caiisa dol hijo de la vluda de
Vigil muerto el dia 20 del pasado. por
I'm conpafero dc 10 amos. fue tin acci.
dente fatal,
La sehorita Romero, hija do una de
las mas antiguas y mas prominentes
familias de este vale fue sepultada
aver, "a
Una docena o mas de turIstas han
visitado Taos en- esta semana en- bus.
ca de placer y trucha y partieron muy
contentos.
Una examination de caudidatos pa
70 poslciones Dc maestros en- las es.
cuelas pdblicas fue tenida el ldnes,
dia 20 de JUNO. ell DR.. T. p. Martin.
siendo el conductor d ella mlsma.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-08-04
"a cussrloN De EsrApo.

Nuestr0 estimado colega, la Alianza
de Arizona, muy fuertemente favore-.
co la consolidation de Nuevo Mexico
Y Arizona en- ell siguiente articulo, pc
70 debldo d que Ia copia que lleg6 q
nuestra mesa de redaccion estaba al
go borrada no pudimos reproducir to-
do Ell articulo por complete. y sola-
lnente damos 10 que pudimos reco.
ger del mismo comD sigue:
"Varias son las razones y muy po.
derosas porque debemos votar por Ia
admission de Arizona Nuevo Mexico
q Estado.
Otra verdad digna de tomarse en-
consideration, es que ell gobierno ceda
al nuevo estado, cinco millones de pe-
sos que seran suficiente para elimi-
mar la deuda de Arizona Y Nuevo Mexi-
co. Ademas, ell gobierno cede innen
sas cantidades de terreno para benefit
clio de las escuelas pdblicas. universi-
dades, colegios de agriculture Y asilos
Es bien sabido que las poderosas cor.
poraciones en- Arizona que estan opues
tas d la admission de Arizona Y Nuevo
Mexico estado pagan una cantidad
muy insigniflcante de contribuciones
en- relacion al valor de sus propieda-
des. Fl cambio. Estado obligara 4
estas corporaciones q pagar 10 que JUS.