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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1906-02-01

To CouMtry Stores and Farmers
Box Lots for Cash
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-05-18
In la COgTg DE DlCTRiTo
DEL DlSTRITO JUDICIAL Oh SAN JUAN, P. r.
EstadoS Unidos de America.
El PreSidente So.
de los Estados Unidos.
DECLARATION DE DOMINO

PoR cUANTo habiendo presentado
ell abogado Don Gabriel Guerra una
moci6n nombre de La Citrus Fruit
Company of Porto Rico para que sc
declare su favor ell dominic de Ia
siguiente fnca
"Predio de terreno radicado en- el
barrio de Candelaria de la iurisdic
cion de Toa Baja, compuesto de seis
|cuerdas, cquivalentes 4 una hect4-
rea, ochenta y dos areas treinta v
cuatro centiareas, con una casa habi-
tacion de maderas del pals, col indian
do al Norte, con terrenos de Ramon
Pinto; por ell Sur, con los de Tuan To-
sc Cesareo y Succession de Micaela
Ortiz; y por ell Este, con los de Lau-
reano Rodriguez ell referido Tuan
Jose Cesareo; Y por el Oeste, con los
de Telestora Ortiz Martina Da-
villa
PoR TANTo y habi6ndose ordenado
por ell Honorable Pedro de Aldrev
Juez de la Primera Secci6n de esta
Corte, sc publique la pretensi6n por
tres veces en- TN peri6dico de los de
mas circulation de esta Ciudad, para
que los que sc cream con algtin dere
real sobre el inmueble descrito las
lpersonas ignoradas, y EN- general to
do el que desee oponerse, pueda
efectuarlo dentro del termino de
sesenta diaS naturales. libro ell pre-
sente en- San Juan de Puerto Rico
1 A de Mayo de I9o6.-Jos6 +. Fl
gueras, Secretario. ,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-05-18
"a. AMO DEL MAR

paraban conversaciones ocuItaudo ba
o sonrisa 6nda las preocupaciones de espfritu,
los cuidados de negocios de de SD fa-
milia tai las afrentas torturas de escasez
pecuuiaria de TN drama de familia
Aquella noche, mas que nunca ell vetdadero espec-
taculo estaba en- la sala
Tres acontecimentos Hamaban poderosamente Ia
atencion constuian ell oblgado de todas las
conversaciones
FL primero era considerable; Rosa Esther la gran
tragica francesa. tomaba possession o6calmente de Ia
platea para prinerss que por fn habfa conquistado
despues de habies prodigos de estrategia
Acababa de couseguir ese triunfo di6c tan dis
cutido desde hacfa mucho TEMPO
Hasta entonces, todas las de condici6n, Sc ha-
bau confomado los segundos palcos ell misterioso
protocoo que reglamena las conveuiencas en- la aca
dema naconal de mdsica les permitfa aspirar IN
abono en- los pacos primeros.
a Cuando Ia bancarrota obligo al conde Abrabanei
abandoharel suyo Rosa Esther Sc empen6 en- suceder
le en- IA possession de Ia platea.
Esta muger de geno, comprendfa la inmersa i'm
portanca de triunfo social que la elevarfa de6ui
vamente que afrmara su poder polftico intellectual
sobre la buena cudad de Paris
La ceebre tragica puso movimento para To-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-05-18
EE La C0RTR DE- DISqRITQ
DEL DISqRI70 JUDICIAL Dc SAN JUAN. P. R.
FL presidente SIS.
de los Estados Unidos.
DEcLARAcI6N DE DOMINIC.

PoR cUANTo el abogado Don Do
mingo Massari ma presentado una
mocion, !. nombre de Dofia Marbel
=. ID. Smith, para que Sc declare q
su favor el dominic de las hncas
siguientes
'R1stica, radicada en- el barrio de
"Pugnado afuera' del termino Mu-
nlcipal de Vega Baja, de 2I cuerdas
IS centimos de otra de terreno. euui-
valentes 4 hectareas 90 areas, OK
centiareas, colindantes por ell Este,
con terrenos de Francisco Alfonso v
Marcellno Sostre, por cl Norte, con
francisco Gimenez Succession Ca
rrll 10 por Ell Sur, con Mr.. Walter
=. Mac Adams, antes, hoy la pro-
movente por el Oeste, la Suce-
sion Carrillo Y I'm camino en- cons
truccion que de Vega Baja conduce q
Morovis.
"Rustlca, radicada en- el :-1ismo
barrio que la anterior, compuesta
de diez cuerdas, equivalente 4 :
hectareas, % areas, 3 centiareas
colindante por ell Norte, con la pro-
movente 8 sea con la finca anterior
mente reseflada por el Este, con
Francisco Alfonso Isabel Sostre !;
y por el Oeste, el camino que de
Vega Baja, conduce a Morovis."
PoR TANrO y habiGndose ordena-
do por el Honorable Pedro de Al
drey, Juez dela Primera Secci6n de
eSta Corte, Sc publique la petici6n
por tres veceN en TN peri6dico de
los de mayor circulation de esta
Ciudad, para que los que tengan al
gun derecho real sobre el inmueble
descrlto. las personas ignoradas 4
qulenes pueda periudicar la inscrip-
cl6n, Y EN- general todo el que desee
oponerse, pueda efectuarlo, dentro
de los sesenta dfas naturales desde
la publication de este edicto. libro
el presente en- San Juan de Puerto
Rico. 4 9 de Mayo de 1000. lose
{. Figueras Secretario
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-05-18
Las mujeres Ell poIftica

Ninguna mujer puede sci, &, por
lo nnenos, ninguna 1nuier fue nunca
gran musica;' este es, compositora de
mtislca original Muv pocas pueden
ser artlstas, y rarfsimas son las que
nan llegado, 81 alguna lego, prime
rs MA, en- pintura, escultura 8 poesia.
no obstante haber tenido abundante
oportunidad de estudiar practicar
todaS ,estaS arteS.
No somos nosotros los autores de
tan rotunda a6rmaci6n. Nj 10 decis
mos, III siquiera 10 pensamos. lDios
nos iibrasel Y 81 10 pensaramos, que
no hay tai, va nos guardariamos de
expire esarlo como procuramos guar
darnos de las balas Es una muier
quien habla, la condesa de Selborne,
hiJa del fnado gran estadista ingles.
el marques de Salisbury, esposa del
gobernador general del Africa Me
Tidional y ex-ministro de Marina. 6
como en- Inglaterra dicen, primer
lord del Almirantazgo.
Empero. va que, segdn la ilustre
dana, no hallan nacido para brillar
EN- el campo del arte al igual de los
holnbreS, ella les abre otro canino
mas ancho y llano, ell de la political
y no puede negarse que para clio ra
zona con aparente solidez. No han
nacido para artistaS, dice; pero ST pa
Ta polfticaS, siendo de advertir que
este 10 han denostrado sin estudio y
sin preparation, pues con elias nunca
sc cont6 para la ciencia del gobierno.
Muy pocas mujeres arguve ladv
Selbourne. han Sido reinas (con man.
do 8 regentes. Las que lleparon 4
serlo no 10 fueron por selection nj
porque Sc las considerase de capaci-
dad especial, sino por falta de here.
deros varones, por viudedad 6 Dor
ausencia de sus maridos. En- todas
las edades, en- todos los estados de
la civilization, TN cetro en- manos fe-
meninas ha sldo Instrument de gran
des hechos Ell reinado de una mu-
jer ha sido casi siempre era de pro
greso Y prosperidad, muchas ma
clones particularmente Ia ingl lesa.
han realizado sus mayores adelantos
balo lin gobierno femenino.
.i1an pecado las reinas .por excesi-
va sensibilidad en- sus actos pdblicos2
Han sacrihcado ell bieneStar del pue-
bloa sus afectos 8 caprichosos parti-
culares' .Han carecido de valor para
defender ell honor nacional cuando ha
sido necesario? Que 10 niegue quien
sc atreva. Tanto valdria negar la
historic. mo es razonable pensar
que cuales han sido las excepciones
tai sera a regla general que. en-
otras palabras, la humilde ciudadana
que vote obedecera 4 los mismos no
bles impulses patri6ticos senti /
timlentos que su mas afortunada her
manapresta en- mas alta brillante
escala social?
Refexionen sobre este (concluve
la escritora) todos aquelloS hombres
y mujeres que contemplan con pavor
Ia proyectada innovation tel sufraqio
femenino) FL discernimiento el
buen sentido no son dones mas conu.
mes al hombre que la muier. son
despues de todo, las cualidades mas
esenciales y meritorias EN- materia de
politica.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-05-18

Estaba escrto que todo le haba de salir bien Ia
afortunada tragica
. Al termnar Ell primer eutreacto, la reunion Sc su
mento con una joya de precio
Peussin introduio en- e p'lco nuevo personae.
que era nada que ell heroe africano ell capnan
Tournoe
La aparci6n del glorioso ofciq' Ia sala pre-
cisamente Ell sitio donde ssaban puesas todas las
mradas consttuy6 ell segundo ecim -nto de esta
memorable "soiree"
Pelussin de esos coIonal~~ que cubri "a
Tournoel con ell de projection ruidosa inc
fcaz.
Como natural ell exsubsecretario de las colonias
no encontaba termaos b.sante energicos para cal6-
car Ia pusilanimdad de sus sucesores
Fl mismo habia dirigido ese departamento pcr
cierto con una despreocup 'ci6n provrrb;a
Ahora. 81 lie hubissen quelido escuchar. tda el
Africa hubiera quedsdo reducida IN solo bocado v
ninguno Sc mostraba mis- icignado que e. de las We
jacioues que indijfap al heroic desgtaciado.
-Penssin acababa de conner en- Il bou1 ward con
Tournoe e habfa propueSto lleyarlo la oper, ali
Ie habia acompanado !; paco de Rosa Esther
81 astuto pofsico peusaba con razSn, que Ia, ac
triz le sabrfa agradecer esta delicada rci6n
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-05-18
FeIrOCarril ECuatOrian9

Con destino Guayaquil, puerto
principal de rep1blica del Ecuador
Sc pTepara a levantar anclas desde
New York, Ell vapor ingl6s Quito .
llevando a bordo una cantidad consi-
derable de materia1es para ell camino
de hero que Sc construye entire di-
cho puerto yla capital. Entire las dos
cludades que unira la via, media una
dtstancia de $50 millas, Y la locomo
tora tlene que remontar la cord dillera
andina hasta llegar la estaci6n ter
ninal, va que Quito Sc encuentra ST.
tuada 4 cerca de 10 600 pies sobre Ell
nivel del mar.
= ltsta enpresa cuyos trabaios Sc
iniciaron hace pocos amos, es reputa-
da como la mas .importante que pue-
de, llevarse 4 cabo en- aque1 pals. pues
contribuira al desarro1lo de regiones
riquidfsimas que ,hasta ell presente
han permanecldo en- lamentable es-
tado de entancamiento debido a las
dltlcultades de transporte.
Tn su ejecuci6n Sc invertira la SUI
ma de 81 900 900 mas 6 menos, v
en- ella estan interesadas. varias per-
soaalidades que. .ocupan puestos pro
mlnentes en- la banca de Nueva
York.
Elgyapor Quit } ~ Sc halla hoy an
cladO en- los muelles del .Indepen-
te1t Stores. en- South Brooklyn.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-05-18

En el BoLETIN MERcADTIL hay cons.
tante existencia de pape1 para ciga-
rrillos marca La Cubanita" esme-
radamente corado.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-13
FINANCIAL AFFAIRS

Henry Clews. In his Weekly Fnan'
elai Review Of December .. tells US
that money continues 10 command al
most exhorbltant rate on stock ct
change that In spite OF the enormous
increase I'm the supply OF money. bank
reserves are exceedingly low: that the
scramble for gold exists In all the prin'
eipal money markets Of the world: that
there arc In prospect larger issues OF
securities by many railroads for imper'
alive improvements.
From these things he anticipates
continued tension In money matters
until the contest between high priced
money and high priced values In all
departments comes 10 an even break.
either the price OF money or the price
% products succumbing TO the other.
He says that "a good many shrewd and
Experienced observers are OF the opin
ion that We are on the verge OF recess
slon," which means another panic and
hard times.
In his opinion. ~ securities and
money could only be restored TO a
more normal basis allowing for the
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-13
TIE PRESIDENT ANo TIE sToa.
EHs.

For a wonder there wasn't a wort
In the dispatches yesterday concern
ing the Bethany Storers and their
trouble with the president.
or course. We are not lacking in
admiration Of President Roosevelt.
Wa believe that In his lmpulsive way
he generally manages 10 do the right
thing and at a easonable time,
We have. however. ventured TO OK.
press some doubt as to the wisdom
Of the presidential view on the Japan
&C school question and In common
with a great many others VIC have
doubted the justice of the presiden'
tlai order Diminishing q whole battal'
Ion Of eolored soldiers In order to ca
sure the punishment OF q few reek'
less ones. who had the temerity ID
resent an attack made upon them.
Neither from our limited viewpoint
does II add to the renown Of Presi'
dent Roosevelt 10 allow himself TO be
drawn Into a war. Of not always re-
fined words. with such ~self-seeking,
shiIly-shally truck as the Bethany
storers. II we are not greatly mis-
taken the reading public Ia very
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-13

.hs@ExalF nEwa Il The A~raHmanenoe ahs
Associated Pre- ant o&hsT nems
agenrle6 hare gtEsa t0 The sahs@et,
No natter sAas p@0Rle % the eaaore
u the BeElanag SaoEegs Hay haze SAss
10 0ne whose oEanion was wugfh enn-
msasFaRg would hare believed Frssi-
dena Roosevelt wms IA ilaF, III there
IN ome thtmg to p@0Rae ut this eoanF
aFy unite In believing u h. that PEesi
deaf Roosevelt l. q man u Ill ~oge.
A man af bis nssnEe MAJ often BE-
mistaken he msy BE- dishonest. Rev
eF.
The trnahAe taken by the president
~ reilly to tn ll nafRred criticisms
At the disappointed and spitsfml a.
fee seekers. merely gave them oppsDT.
auniIy 20 attain cheap nOioEtety. Hos
pheasant the president must feel 10
have the word 90 out that BE- vas
made by Mr., Bethany st0rer, And
this In the sor az accusation the
uresldent cant notice He has lost
dignity by answering the original
charges. And under any esreum'
stances people like the Bethany stor'
err are likely To have the last word.
Both President Cleveland and Pres
lasnt heKinley were macy. times Bit
terly assaiIed. Their honesty vas
doubted and they were accused OF
treacheFy. falsehood and double deal
Ing Yet tha-nsane % Cleveland and
the name Ut Mckinley have never
been furnished by such assaults
Neither would the name of Roosevelt
have suffered any tarnishment had
the charges u Tillman and Chandler
aud the Bethany stoFers remained un'
noticed.
The name of Roosevelt. much al
this strong man stands for. In apt d
ID down In history distinguished BY
/ many notable qualities. but as lack
Ing In that dignity and repose oI
character that Is an essential analit,
Of true greatness.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-13

Beginning Nth January /. 1901.
those wishing the Daily Optic dellg'
cred IN hen In she etty. with pa
meat 70 be made BY the year. must
psy for the paper In advance. Sub
scrihers will not BE- carried longer
thsar O rInontA, 10 matter xho
they may he. All accounts now run
ning by the year will he collected up
IN January I. when tho new rule will
10 Into effect. The subscription prica
q The Optic win be: $50 per year
IN advance: ak months. In advance,
s37s. or 6 eents per month, payable
monthly.
Very sincerely.
CHAs. u. PETERSON.
Circulation Manager.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-13

II IL certain that there Is an Insist
eat demand at present for western
land. And to a community the rapid
sale Of available land undoubtedly
means o than the original pur.
chase price. What this community
wants IL farmers, n 400 farmers can
be placed on lands bought this year
for 81 an acre II will meat ten fold
more 10 the community than IL the
number could ho placed nex year
on land sold ut $40 an acre What
this community needs vitality Is to
have its tillable vacant lands placed
under cultivation just as soon as
~possible aud a big producing populF.
ton on our fertile plains.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-13

fact that We are nov On a higher
ievei than five years sgo. We could feel
practically assured OF another twelve
months OF good business-proyided no
crop disaster Interviewed"
Mr.. Clews further says that the fact
that nd serious disturbance In finan-
cial circles followed the presidents
message, indicates a pronounced
change In public opinion. while he
thinks mi thing Is certain-"many
Of our Industrial leaders are recognize
ing the force Of an aroused public opin-
ion. and are adapting their business
methods In stricter conformity 10 the
antitrust sentiment"
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-13

DEPARTMENT of the Interior Land 0f1ee NJ
santa Re. ~. M. Sos N, 1910.
Notice In hereby given thai Sisto TSnlGsn Of
Sanchez, N NJ has flsd n0tice ~ hts tntsns
sAOD to make nnal nge-yeag proof In suppress Of
b. claim. viz: Homestead Entry No. a1a.
made JUS .. tsa for he SEss. See, To- TsHn'
ship IS y. Range 81 O.. and that saA Tgoof oil
he made before T. L. ~. RnSs. L, =. esaFt
commissioner nj Las VEGAS. N NJ. On Deeem-
her n. is8.
biz continuous residence uI0n, and cula&sa&A0H
of. the land. viz E3feao TTujtlio. % 0ioaEales
~. N. Jose ID Gutierrez. Of Gonzales. n. N,
LeandrO TFultlO. Of Gonzales, n. NJ AnswAfnd
Gunzales, Of SANCHEZ. n NJ
itrQ MAStEL u 0TERO. RegaSs Q.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-13

II the wish Of rfuf. Tinsssy that
this community had 100000 acres
planted TO winter wheat we're true.
this community would be- $1,000. 900
richer next summer.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-13

Guess how many words were In
the late message of President ROose-
welt. Somebody has counted them.
and II he isn't a liar. there were 30.
900 cfcaee specimens Of vigorous
English.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-13
R.L. RIGELOW
RoaI Estate and loans

City and Town Property.
Farms, Ranches. Stocks % Ner-
chandise Of all kinds. IL you
want to buy, sell OF trade any
thing in my line either in New
Mexico or the States; In you
have any property for rent or
want TO rent property Of any
kind, come and see me.
EAST LAS VEGAS, N. Nj.
5l2 Douglas Ave
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-03-18

Richmond Va, march i7.-"Come
riaht In. boys, rs a FREQ show" said
Andrew Carnegie, steel sling. phIlan.
thropist and twentieth century Croe.
sus, to the newspaper reporters clus-
t'r'ng around him I'm tho mayors OF.
ncc.
Mr. Carnegie had just given 500 900
10 tho city of Richmond. and $4,000
20 'he Railroad Young Mons Chris.
tion association. II took Mayor Nc.
Corthy ana Mr Lorraine just about
avc minutes 90 explain their REQUESTS:
% took The steel kim inst about hair "a
minute 10 give AWAY 10000 The
100000 gift that followed was volun-
tary Thcn he Increased n to 5000 600
Tor q Carnegie library.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-03-18
peer Bonds Rrew Trouble.

Ptuburg, March l7-Tnere is n
fearful row On in the Mary Brown
Memorial Methodist Episcopal church
Here Miss Martha Lewis. who was 70.
membored by the late Captain 8. s.
Brown In his win has bocn asked to
roslm as superintendont or the Mary
Brown sunday school. tho trustees al.
rriug that the young woman holds
100000 worth of bonds In the PITTS.
burg Brewing company, left her by
Brown. At church meeting last night
Miss Lewis refused 10 resign. Charros
were preferred AGAINST here and civ.
m to n committee t. investigate.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-03-18


Nuskuscc. l. n, March i7-Eycry
national boarding school IN the nv,
nations is wuun low and thc school.
nc entirely recovered from the dis
orronizaJlon resulting from tho dia
m'77als th1t wore caused because m,
'ct of coperess continuing tribal GOV
orrmcnts w0s rot passed. untn after
the timc OF discontInrlrg the schools.
Superintendent Benedict also stated
That tho day schools nave an been re.
opened whore teachers had Quit ex.
ccpt In such places where lack OF at.
tendance would not Justify putting In
now teachers. Thoyc are very few suca
schools. Notice g. received every day
ar two that a teacher has quit. but Mr.
hcnodict has ouCuch teachers TO M
M such places and thcy are immedi.
n,cly sent out Tho reorganization OF
the school system has been accom-.
nl'shod with greater ease ana less
loss ~ time than was thought possible
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-03-18
NEGROES FLEE IN TERROR.
colored Population Of Memphis Fright
encd BY "Aunt Ginnle."

Memphis, Tenn, March l7-Ne-
rroos are leaving Memphis by the hun.
drcds, frightened ont Of their W Is by
the prophecy q Aunt Ginnie Cole. an
cll no1ress now confined in the work.
house on a mislemeanor charge. that
on March 2j Memphis win sink be.
reath the waters of the Mississippi
river.
The prophecy wss made four
months AGO, but only recently has II
caused much trouble among tho ne.
rroes The American Car and Foundry
coufpany alone complains OF losing 200
hands because OF the superstition. Em.
rloyers all over the city are IN straits.
Tho negro woman's prophecy de.
clarcs that Just before the sinking.
dog will jump from the top Of the
courthouse. and that two dark days
viii rrccede Il. Neither persuasion nor
riilrulc has availed to dlssuade the
black b,hevers, r.l negro exodus
appears inevitable.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-03-18
oorpse -. LIfo An.In.

Lacrosse. wis. March 17-Artcr
having been pronounced dead by phy
slcians and whom the undertaken was
about to'cmralm her for burial. Mrs.
W. r. Shorvnol. 20 years oil q bride
~ y week, living ot Habol. near hero.
suddenly recovered from t,ath Ike
trance.
Friends OF the family wcrr aittln-
ncar tho corn whom They heard
Wild shrek and saw tho corpse" -ir.
ting mp .n'he colin . domand!nr o.
Fuow why she was Imprisoned.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-03-18
PARKER rs PLEASED.
No Longer Opposes the Opening Of the
Reservation.

Lawton. Olla, March -QuanaH
Parker. chief Of the Comanche tribe
7 has Withdrawn all his opposition
against the opening OF the Kiowa Com
anche Indian pasture reserve. II was
thUu~h. that willie Quanah strongly
opposed the passage OF the Stephens
bin that II world have a very haru
Time passing the senate
Qranah was IN thc city last evening
and rcmainod over Until today. PIE
was Immediately told OF the action
Of the seun'o on the stephens hii
When interviewed this morning by
uew5papo- man. he fslt much
plo'scd over the action of the senate
and said: II and my entire tribe are
very much pleased over The steps Ia.
ken by congress yesterday The pas.
turo will now open and bc Inhabited
by iood citizens. BY this sale. arrang
cd by conrrcss. tho Indians WI re.
coivo q bcttc- mronr than by leasing
II out think Tho land will sell very
high and this VIII to % good trilp for
me and my tribe, and ! believe con
gross "a male up Of good men. who
know their business, ana / am " ing
10 abide By ,hcls wishes