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The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1907-06-13

He was instantly seized and over
powered, and sailor went to the
peak Of the main mast and fixed a
pulley up there. Then they
hauled Hank up and lashed him
fast. I was ordered up by the
mate, refused, but up [ went. I
am not going to tell you what
Hank said to me up there. If
there was anything left out of my
pedigree, it was because the wind
blew it back down his throat. He
was sure hostile. y
When we got back to Frisco we
were to- tickled to fight each
other. But Hank licked every
sailor he caught on shore, all ex-
cept the mate, and it took the both
of us to lick him. No more life
on the ocean wave for Hank and
1. All you have to do is to say
sailor to Hank and he will teal
into you like a bobcat after q
coyote. 1906.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1907-06-13

The executive department of the
prison will probably be finished by
the renovators during next week.
During the latter part of last week
the Usher's department was being
cleaned, and of course things were
somewhat disarranged. The front
Office force are hoping that the
present job will last at least dec
ade, and that the painting will
look brighter as the years roll on.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1907-06-13

Hereafter all monies belonging
to prisoners will be kept on de-
post with the state treasurer
This was authorized by bill pas
sed by the legislature. There was
nearly twelve thousand dollars be-
longing to prisoners of this insti-
tuition turned over to the state dur
ing the past week.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1907-06-13

Shipments of binder Irvine still
continue to be brisk. One day
last week thirteen carloads were
shipped. According to law pas.
sed by the legislature Irvine can be
shipped across the state line. It
is probable that some of it will be
80 disposed of if the Irvine is not
all bought by the farmers of this
state.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1907-06-13
Prison Population.

During the past week there were
nine arrivals and only two dis
charged on expiration of sentence.
The population of the prison is
695, distributed as follows: First
grade, 521, second grade, les, and
third grade 9.
The last register number is 1852.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1907-06-13
GbautauQua Injecting.

The meeting of the Pierian
Circle held on June 9th proved of
exceptional interest. After roll
call, the circulation of books took
place. programs were announced for
the following meetings, a new
applicant for membership was &C.
cepted, and a short discussion
under the head of new business,
and the appointment of a new
Critic paved the way for the real
business of the day. The program
was as follows:
"a Character Sketch of Judge Jeremiah Casey
.....-................... Vice-President
"The Instinct of Imitation in Animals and Man.
....................Me Member Of Glass d
"Where Patriotism Leads" Member of Glass F
industrial Education. ............. President
The e-president, as only he
can do, portrayed the making of
an eminent jurist, who rose from
the job of poor, but moderately
honest, New York street-car con-
ductor to the position of state SEN
ator in a western state. The
members wished they had gone
and done likewise, instead of
spending so much time around
revival meetings.
One of our scientific members
next filled the bill, but the secre-
tary regrets his inability to thoroly
criticise the paper, as the kind of
limitation" with which he is most
familiar is the vaudeville species.
"Where Patriotism Leads was
the title of paper, descriptive of
personal experience, which reused
the circle to enthusiasm. Bold
bad Spaniards and dauntless he
roes fitted intermittently across
the scene, as why should they not?
The president, after describing
his experiences in an industrial
school, went on to argue eloquently
in favor of the establishment of
such schools in every state of the
Union, and of their support by the
government. While fully recog-
nizing the value of existing insti-
tutions, he maintained that they
were insufficient to meet modern
conditions. The newly-elected
critic gave general satisfaction, his
remarks being encouraging, yet
courageous. j. c., Secretary.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1907-06-13
TO INMATES.

For the Information of new arrivals
and all others desiring to send THE
MIRROR to friends we wish to say that
out your own name and register num-
Der and send to this Office with name
and address of person to whom paper is
to be sent. Each paper must be kept
clean and folded in the same manner as
1t is when you receive it and placed in
your door every Friday night. All In
mates are requested to comply with this
order whether sending out a copy or not.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1907-06-13

Ye scribe has received an inv.
tation from the Commercial Club
Of st. Paul to attend banquet at
the auditorium on the occasion of
Secretary Taft's visit. We are too
busy just at present and cannot
possibly get away.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1907-06-13

The following persons inscribed
their names in THE MIRROR regis.
ter last Monday: Miss Marie G..
Jameson, of Duluth, MIMI, Miss
Grace Cameron and L. M. Metcalf,
of Cloquet, Mimi, and Will T.
Roberts, OF Kansas City. Mo.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1907-06-13

Four hogshead of leaf tobacco
were received at Steward Coles
department one day last week. AS
it came from Louisville, Ky, it is
certain to be of high grade.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1907-06-13

Father Corcoran was a visitor at
the institution last Saturday. He
was interviewing several of the
prisoners in regard to spiritual
matters.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1907-06-13
che Day Bank Sailed.

One warm summer day as l
drew near to the shack to dismount
I heard Hank singing asleep in
the Deep" His voice sounded
like the growl Of a grizzly bear.
His singing, however, gave me an
idea, andthe more I thought about
it, the better it looked. We had
just came in from the "Big F's"
roundup and we had a pretty good
bunch of dust.
"Hank," said I, ''lets you end I
go to Frisco and hire out on some
ship and try our hand at sailing a
boat for a spell"
"Good'' said Hank; "that's fine;
[ am with you on any old thing,
just so we keep from rusting.''
Well, we went to Frisco and
met the finest, the most obliging
fellow you ever saw. As soon as
he heard what we wanted, he re-
marked that he was a sailor him.
self, and that we should come
down to his house and he would
fix us out. He did, too, and he
did it fine. We had a big supper,
and then he gave US a glass of
stuff to irrigate with. That is the
last thing I remember for some
time.
When I came to I felt like a
goat that had eaten three show
bills and a tomato can. I was in
a narrow bunk sliding from side
to side. One minute I was stand
ing on my head and the next I
was standing on my left ear. My
but the air was foul. There were
more smells slipping around down
there than in any other place on
earth, and each one seemed to
smell trife more than the other
one.
"Below there! Come, tumble
up! All hands on deck; lively
now!
Of course I did not move.
didn't know what he was yelling
about. A big, red-faced grease1
came rolling in, grabbed me by
the scuff of the neck, and kicked
me to the companionway. It was
raining, and the schooner was
pitching like broncho. I lost
my balance as soon as I appeared
on deck and slid into some one
standing at the rail. It was Hank
and he was hanging on as tho he
was glued to it. His head hung
over the side, and at every lurch
he fed the fishes.
"Hank," said I, care you sick p
NO." said he, II am merely do.
ing this for fun"
Good boy!' said I, cheerfully
*this is simply great"
"Hu!" he growled, "this is sure.
ly life on the deep, a tepee on g
rolling wave all right. Bub, you
maverick, if I keep my stomach
down and get on dry land again,
1 will give you the worst tanning
you ever got. It was you who
suggested this sailoring stunt"
Come, you lubbers, and bear a
hand with this line. Heave no!
Heave ho!"
I seized hold Of the line; so did
Hank, but we did not heave no
very much. When Hank found
out that the fellow who got us the
job had taken his money, he
wanted to walk back then and
there. The mate reasoned with
him, and later I saw Hank taking
an inventory of his complexion to
see how much of it he had parted
with.
The sailors did not forget to
nlav anv of their tricks on ns If
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1907-06-13
Mise and Otherwise


W BY c. A. Y.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
The saloons of Kansas are NOV
ing to Missouri and the bucket
shops Of Missouri are moving to
Kansas. While neither are de-
sirable acquisitions to any COM
munity I cannot help but feel that
Kansas is getting the better Of the
trade.
The millers of the Northwest
would like to see the tariff taken
off of Canadian wheat, but the
farmers Of the same section will
see to it that such thing does
not occur. In tariff matters as in
many other things we find that
what is one mans meat is another
mans poison.
1t is said that bull pup owned
by the Roosevelt boys recently bit
a navy department clerk in the
calf of the leg. Either the gen.
der of the clerks in this depart
ment has changed nightly since I
was familiar with its makeup or
else this bull pup acted in a
mighty ungentlemanly manner.
Kansas City has emulated Tole-
dos example in mulctlng her ice
dealers to the tune of $4,000 for
maintaining trust, whereat these
same ice men are waxing exceed
ingly wroth; in fact none of them
MARBLE, "How would you like to be
the ice man?" any more. It is
suggested that these warm and
perspiring icemen take two-dol-
lar chunk of their frozen but
troublesome commodity and 60
way back and sit down on the
same for brief period of deep re-
Fiction. It would surely help
some!
The Legislature of South Dakota
took the initiative last winterin try
ing to remove the stigma under
which the state now rests because
of it's lax divorce laws by passing
a more stringent law; but those
who care more for easy money
than virtue have invoked the aid
of the Initiative and Referendum,
and have thus held up the new
law until the next election which
will not occur until November,
1908. There is no doubt that
when the people get a whack at it
the new law will be handsomely
endorsed, but it is disquietlng, to
say the least, to reflect that there
are 6,135 men in South Dakota
who seemingly care more for dol
lars than decency.
Edison says we know just about
one seven-billioneth part Of one
per cent about anything. Figure
it out and you will find that this
amounts to just a trife more than
nothing. Edison knows more
than that percentage about one
thing and that is how to get soft
water pumped into the attic tank,
and let me say in passing that this
is job any man takes and de-
spises. One day a friend said to
| him:
Edison, you ought to grease or
fix your front gate; it pushes open
awfully hard"
"That gate is all right" replied
Edison. "It doesn't need fixing.
Why man every time you push
that gate open you pump two gal
Ions of water into the attic tank"
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1907-06-13
The following transfers were
made during the past week: 1876 to
hosp; 1O1 to 1926; 1O4 to Sc.

State Parole Agent Barncard
was at the prison last Friday in
attendance at the meeting of the
State Board of Control.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1907-06-13

Frank III. Lemon, deputy warden
of the military prison at Fort
LeavenwortL, Kans., was a visitor
at the prison last Tuesday. Mr..
Lemon was deputy warden at this
institution for a long time, and
made his record here as a prison
man. He is looking somewhat
stouter than formerly, otherwise
he has changed little.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1907-06-13
LOCAL NEWS.
Captain Maish has been absent
several days during the past week
on account of sickness.

Warden Wolfer returned home
last Thursday afternoon after a
short visit to friends in Wisconsin.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1907-06-13
Chapel Service.

The following is the program of
the service held in the chapel, Sun
day, June 9Th, Father Carlin
officiating:
Morob oArrob xuorroD o.o....
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1907-06-13
CHURCH NOTICE.

Service in the Prison Chapel at nine
O'Clock every Sunday morning. Pro-
testant and Catholic service every
alternate Sunday. Rev. s. j. Ken
nedy, and Rev. FIR. COrcoran chap
lainS.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1907-06-13

Deputy Warden Colligan was
absent on his vacation during the
forepart of this week. Mr.. Back.
land was Acting Deputy Warden
and Mr.. Sullivan Assistant Deputy
Warden during the formers alb
Samoa
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-11-02
EscuELA cAroLlcA VA
A SER coNsTRUIoA,
sera una institution compahera de la
igIesla ParroqulaI para Mucha-
chas de la Cathedral y Costa.
ra $4,000.

Ell LINES pasado Sc rompi6 terra
para n nueva escuela parroquiai en-
connection con la parroquia de la Cate
dral, que sera erigida en- la esquina de
la Gale de San Francisco y frente q la
Cathedral. Sc espera poner los ci-
mientos en- este invierno de modo que
ell trabajo en- Ell edificio propio comien-
&c en- la primayera.
I'll nuevo ediflcio parroquial sera
usado exclusivamente para mucha'
chos. Sera construido de ladrillo, de
dos pisos de altura y contendra ocho
piesas. FL contrato para el edificio
ha sido adjudicado d Carlos Digneo
y F. P. Crichton. Calctlase que 81
costo de construction montara d cosa
de $4,000.
Por cuatro 8 clnc0 amos pasados
una escuela para muchachos Cat6li-
cas- ha sido conducida en- connection
con la Cathedral, en- la cual las niias
son ensefadas en- los estudios usuales
de los grades primaries y de grand
tica, en- adicion a darles una educa-
ci6n rellgiosa. La escuela tiene AGO.
modaciones para 240 alumnas y ha
estado LENA cada termino hasta su
mayor capacidad.
Habiendo tenido tan complete exito
la escuela de muchachas de la Cate
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-11-02
81 psLEoApo siovE
IA svENA osRA.
obtlsns Pension do 4f2 Msnsualss
Para un eoldado vIsjo Que Reside
en- Montoya.

"
Comisionado de Pensiones en- Ia
cual Sc anuncia Ia disposition
favorable de otro case de pen.
sion.
D~epsrtamento del Interior,
Negociado de Pensiones, WASH
ington, Oct. 10 de 1902.
Hon. w. H. Andrews.
"Camara de Representatives..
"Apreciable senor Andrews:
Tengo gustod de informar q va.
que 81 reciamo re-expedido para
pensiones de Miguel Benavides,
que fue soldado raso de Ia Com.
pafia E, Primer Regimiento de
Voluntarios de Caballeria de
Nuevo Mexico, cuya ~estafeta es
IMontoya, Nuevo Mexico, ha sido
aprobado bajo Ell certiicado No.
548, 1874 q raz6n de s12 desde 10.
de Mario de 1907, y que dicho
certifcado pronto sera trasmiti-
do al agente de p~ensiones de
Topeka para tras mlsi6n al bene
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-11-02
psfuNcloN.
Chamita, Oct "a de 1907.

Chamita, Oct "a de 1907.
Participo a Vi. para debiaa
publication ell f~allecimiento de
Jose MERGED Sanchez, que aeon
teci6 Ell sabado 10 del corriente,
como q las 8 de la noche, en- la
casa del 6pado en- San Jose de
Chama, despues de una enferme-
dad do % dias de duraci6n, la
que soporto con gran resigna
cion Drja q su viuda, una her
mana ygran ndmero de parien,
ties y amigos que sienten su fin.
Respetuasamente,
JUAN ANTONIO MAEsTAs.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-11-02

La Nueva Ley de AIImentos y Dropas
Puras.
Nos complace anunciar que la Mel
y Alquitran de Foley contra t6ses,
resfriados Y Intermediates del pull.
mon no es afectada por la Ley Nacio-
nal sobre Alimentos y Drogas Puras,
pues no contiene narc6tico nj otras
drogas dafinas. yla recomendamos
como un remedIo inofensivo para nj.
nos v adultos.-De venta en- la Farma-
cia Ireland.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-11-02
Algunas personas Green que
tienen mucho grano porque So
ben como moler a sus vecinos.
oracl6n sIunlHcatIva.

"Ojala y Ell Sefos permita que deis
a conocer d todos In Saliva Arnica de
Buclen," escribe J. G. jenkins, de Cha
pei Hill, N. G. me quito prontamente
Ia dolencia de ina postemilla que to.
MIA y me euro en- tempo maravfllosa.
mente breve." La mejor del mundo
para llagas, ~quemaduras y heridas.
De venta en- todas las boticas, rs.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-11-02

HAblAndo con I'M Representative
dol Naevo Mexicano dijston que
81 trabajo misionero de su iglasia
en- los condados del noroeste
entire b population Do hab!a es
panola pfogresaba do una name
r. favorable era del TODD salts.
|~factorio. Donde vsinticiuco amos
hs los miembros de au iglesia Sc
lcontaban de uuo 9 dos ahora es'
tan crocIondoA centenares.
Fl Rev. Euloglo Montoya tIene
parroquis en- Taos, Ia interesante
y pintorescs cabecera del couda.
do do Taos. Tiene cuarenta y
ocho afos do edsd y he estado en-
'el servicio veidte y tres amos.
Comeus6 con media docena de
com unicsntes , ahora tiene Glen.
10 setenta ' ocho ' once en- bro
baci6p.
ri Rev. Cruz G. Martinez,
estacionado en- Dulce. condado do
Rio Arriba. tiene cicnto noventa
comuuicsutes 4 gu cargo v SO.
sents ' cinco en- probaci6n. Tiene
|cincuenta ' siete amos dc edad '
ha estado doce amos en- trabajo
de iglesia.
Ell Rev. R6mulo Suaso. de Cos.
tilla comsrcs fructffers del con.
dado de Taos. tiene cincueuta v
seis comunicantes 4 az cargo '
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-11-02
Appendicitis

Els debido en- gran parte a abuse de
los intestinos 0 81 uso dc purgantes
drasticos. Para evItar TODD peligro,
usad solamente las Pfldoras de Nueva
Vida del DR.. King, las i~nofensivas, sua
yes limpiadoras y ~vigorizadoras. Ga.
rantisadas para jaqueca, biliosidad.
malaria . ictericia on todas las boti-
cas- Csc.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-11-02
vsAp ALIENS Foor.EAsE.

I'm polvo que debe desparramarse
dentro de los sapatos. 81 tenels pies
fatigados 0 dolientes usad Aliens
Fcot-Ease. Da descanso a los pies
y hace que zapatos nuevos 0 a~pretados
no lastimen. Alivia los callos y juan
etes de toda dolencia y da descanso y
comodidad. Usadlo hoy. Sc vend6
en- todas las boticas y tiendas de- zap
atos a rs cts. No acepteis ningun sus-
tituto. Para IN efnpaque gratis de
prueba y para una muestra gratutta
del Parche Hanitario F~oot-ERse. una
nueva invencion. dirlgirse a Allen 8.
Olmsted. lie Roy, N. z.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-11-02
rEcHos De sREA.

Henry Pacheco y Thomas Doffle-
meyer quien han sido hasta aqui COM
paheros en- 81 negocio de poner techos
de brea en- casas, han disolvido la
compahia. Henry Pacheco sera ha-
llado en- su casa No. s07 Avenida de
Palacio y estarA listo en- TODD tempo
q tomar ordenss por techos de brea.
ri hark este trabajo De primera clase
y en- buen orden y al precio mas ba-
tito.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-11-02
q sails ReauIta Fatal.

Muchos hombres y mujeres cogen
resfriados en- los bales que terminan
en- pulmonia y tfsIs. Despues de ha-
berse expuesto, 81 Sc toma Ia Mel y
Alquitran de Foley q~uebrantara un
resfriado y no habrA que temer result
tados graves. Rehusad c~ualquiera
que nc sea Ia legitima en- I'm paqdete
amarillo.-De venta en- la Farmacia
Ireland.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-11-02
cur6 d rfsI,,

La Bra. B. w, Evans. Clearwater,
Kans., escribe: mi marido estuvo
enfermo tres meses. Los medicos di.
jeron que tenia fists galopante.
"Procuramos n botella de Jarabe
de- Murrabio de Ballard, y 10 sand.
ESQ sucedi6 hace sells amos. BESIDE
ent6nces siempre hemos tenido una
botella en- la casa. No podemos pa
sarnos sin 81. Contra toses y resfria-
dos no tiene igual." Csc. soc. y 800.
DE venta en- la Botica de Fischer y
Cha.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-11-02

Tomad algo de vez en- cuando par
ayudar al est6mago. Kodoi hara este
Els una combination de d~lgerientes ma
turales y de acIdos vegetables y contie
ne los mismos jugos que Sc hallan Ell
un est6mago s~aludabie. Digiere 10
que comeis.--De venta por Ia Farma
cha Ireland.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-11-02
Ell ser buen cristiano no consis.
to solo en- dar diezmos y primicas.

La PuImonIa sious 1 un Rsssrlado.
pero nunca sigue al uso de Ia Mel y
Alquitran dc Foley. Ataja Ia tos, sana
y fottalece los pulmones . impide Ia,
pulnpnhia~-De venta en- la Farmacia
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-11-02
Ia MISSION METoplsTA
EsPANoLA cREclENDo,
En- Ia Parte Norte Dc Nusvo Mexico
-oran Aumento on Il Numero
de COMMUNICATES.

Ell ldnes pasarou por IL ciudad
en- canine para sus casas tres mi
'nistros pertenecientes 4 las Misio
mes Espanolas de 10 Iglesia Meto.
distas Episcopal de Nuevo M6xi-
co. Regresaban de Albuquerque
adonde fuoron 4 asistir Ia con.
ferencia de las misiones tenida Ia
semana pasada en- Albuquerque.
Dos de clos viven y trabajsn en-
81 condado de Taos, , uno en- 81
condado de Rio Arriba.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-11-02

81 departamento De 0pras dol Nuevo
Mexicano es Ell mas bien equipado en-
81 Territorio. 81 desean obras finas y
al estlo. venld . esta oficina y encon
trarels TODD Z u gusto.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-11-02

~Ao@ w
Dsspues de ocupar o. aslento,
Mr.. Albeit hIso IN discurso
en- III cuaI. dsspues Dc det
green's 1 ID lisa por 81 honor Z q
conferldo. hsbl6 con snflais
sobre q car&ctsr no pArtidsrio
del movimiento. Lon ricos y loe
pobres, loo politicos y loo que no
20 I~ntsresan en- politica, loo Re-
y ! clnos y los Democrat ?, los
smpleados y los Sin emplco,
deben todos prestar ~ syuda
activa. Hiso una eulogia dc A. L.
Morrison, gu opositor para U
presidencia dc 10 ljgs, luego
aconsej6 de uuevoG los miembros
de h ligs para que evitassn toda
mira partidsria, y que niugunas
cuestiones extrsneas, uingunoe
deseos para honores 8 empleo
obscureciesen Of objeto principal
que debe obtenerse, el de ciuda'
DANA. Mr.. Abbott revist6 breve-
mente Ia historic del movimiento
de estado que comens6 cuandc
fu6 irmado ell tratado de Guada-
lupe Hidalgo con So promesa de
'ci udadania plepa al pueblo de
Nuevo Mexico. Describi6 el
~crecimiento, Ia riquesa, loo
recursos de Ia comunidad y dijo
que Nuevo Mexico no habia sido
tratado con equidad por los
lsgisladores dc Ia naci6u que
10 habian mantenido tanto tempo.
privsdo de su heredad, pero que
la energia, insistencia, harmonic
y esfuerzo undo sorian irresisti-
bles q esta SAXON. "Rounios,
como el Gobernador Curry be
aconsejado. y es asegun que
dentro de un afe tendremos 81
privilegio de votar por un presi
dc los Estados Unidos, y
de votar por oficiales de estadc,
los cuales estando independientes
de IN poder nominativo LELAND
de los r~eglamentos de aepsrta.
mentos distances podr&n declarar
gu politica ante los hombres vi
ante oHciales federales, sin tenor
8 favor. EstA en- raz6n que
81 gobierno de Nuevo
Mexico sera y debe ser I'M
mejor del que possible
podria ser bajo otras
En- esta 6pocs y
ell 1nico gobieno bueno es
IN gobierno del pueblo, por 81
pueblo y para el pneblo."
oTRos oFIclALEs ELEcros.
Los dem&s o6clales fueron
slectos sin oposici6n.
Sobre moci0n de Thomas B..
yatron fn6 rssuelto extender Ell
movimiento a todos los precintos
por medic de Ia organization del
igas dc precinto, estando q
p~residente autorizad0 para nom,
Drar dos miembros de comisi6n
IN cada precinto para que repre-
'enten los dos grandes partidos,
seniendo estos comisionados que
los librcs para aplicantes
sntrada, celebrar juntas y recau.
lar fondos para fomentar Ell
n~ovimiento de estado.
La comisi6n ejecutiva fn6 diri
yida de- redactar una constitution
, reglas para la liga de condado,
I los ofciales do Ia liga fueron
nstruidos de consular y conft.
.enciar con Lawson D. Lowell
luien ha siio nombrado secreta.
Ia Liga de Estado por 81 Go.
,ernador Curry, y cuya tarea es
a Ia organization de ligas
N TODD ell territorio.
Antes de Ia pr6rroga SO deter.
nin6 que en- adelante las juntas
le Ia liga seran tenidas en- 10 casa
le cortes, pues Sc cree que ese
ugar serA m sitio mas conve.
para reunion que on 81
Japitolio.