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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-06-21
ORCHARD BORN SHORT.
Renowned Psychologist Says There is
Something Lacking.

Worcester, Mass.-Harry Orchard.
the selfaccused murderer who is now
attracting the attention of the United
States by the story he is telling In the
Boise, Idaho trial. was born short" &C.
cording to DIR. g. Stanley Hall, presi-
dent Of Clark University and world-re-
nowned psychologist. President Hall
says Orchard Is a born criminal whose
fiendish instincts have been nourished
by the evil influences of a madness for
money ON the mining frontier. rather
than q product OF social conditions Of
the present ime.
When asked what conditions In the
present day social environment could
be responsible for such O character,
DR.. Hall said:
II think any 'criminologlst would pro
nounce Harry Orchard q congenital
criminal. This appears not so much
In his physiognomy as In his insensi'
bility. It has usually been found that
criminals so careless and hardened to
human suffering are very obtuse in the
sense Of touch and they bear physical
pain with amazing Indifference. II
there Is anything In our civilization
that can produce such type Of man as
Orchard appears to be. Il is a very
etosc t"pCaNhHuUht VI out
Therefore. there Is a certain satisfac-
-tion In feeling the conclusion that he
is n congential moral pervert.
Harry Orchard. as far as he Is not
moral im5ecile. might. think. be set
down as an extreme product Of his Gu
vironment. Are there any conditions
that tend more to bring out the worst
side OF human nature thnn the com.
petitive struggle for gold In u resior
where mines are rich In II! A man
who thinks himself Just In possession
Of vast and sudden wealth and Is then
disappointed is very liable to go to the
bad. especially when he sees that 9th
crs no better than himself have won out
by trickcry.
"Onc could not help losing faith In
the innate goodness Of human nature
to believe that at least Orchard. assum'
Ing that he tells the truth. ix a product
Of his environment. and We therefore
almost have to hope he was born
short morally"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-06-21

The glass eye crop comes from.
ThurinsIa. As Newfoundlers are fish.
srmen. or as Cubans arc tobacco
growers, so the typical Thurinsian is
maker OF glass eyes. Almost every
vhuringian house is a little eye fac.
tory. Four men sit at a table. each
With gas jet before him. and the
eyes are blown from plates and mold.
ed into shape by hand. The colors
are traced in with small needles. and
as no Sc, rule is observed in the col.
oriug, no two eyes are exactly alike.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-06-21

Miss Robb. who has died in Edin.
bursh at the age of -. has been a
naval pensioner for 90 years. She was
the posthumous child of Capt Robb
Of the royal navy. and was put on the
state pension roll at birth.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-06-21

II has been dccreed BY the manufac.
turers OF those articles OF feminine at.
tire that next year skirts shall be
worn longer and so loose,ftting as to
hide all suggestions of curves. Maybe
so. but history goes TO prove that IL
ali depends.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-03-30

dshuitely ssttied a. Butte b the print
erE voting % return 20 wurk 81 the
publishers terms. The four daily
newspapers affected the Butte Miner
the Anaconda STANDARD. the Butte In
Mountain and IN Butte Eyenins
News. Which have beaa "a q state Of
saspensi0n sine February l8. gill
resume
Having adjusted al differences with
the labor uuious. the newspapers q
Butte and Anzoonda have RESUMED puh
ileation.
A prulcct 90 make Mount Badly
southeast e Livingston. = pleasure re-
sort that wil equal the popularity q
Plke > Peak u now IN contemplated
By Mr.. PitmAn Lindley, a capitalist 81
81 Joe. No.
The Rev. d. b. Price. pastor q the
Methodist Church south of Helena has
been elected ~ superintendent q the
state reform school and his wife chosen
- ustron- They have accepted the
appointments.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-03-30
OREGON souIBs.

On April the recently enacted Ore
Eou sheep las Biu 80 into effect and
az result every sheep iu that state
whether afflicted with seab OF not
viii have fo D. dipped
An unkuuvn schoauer IS drifting on
THE rocks 10 North Head. mouth ~ the
Columbia iu q gale
That the land included under the
east UmaflIla project vii shortly be
opened To entry IS nov probable.
william McGibb0u a pendlefon pio-
uter. vas kicked IN the head by a
Horse recently and instantly killed
The British ship AEapanthus clear
ed from Portland Saturday for Hong
Kong vgfh 1lu.as1 bushels Of wheat
Construction ~ railroads 10 cost So
oHU aaI Ia Oregon. as announced a year
ago Wiu Bee carried forward 70 CON
lection
TIE 18th annual reunion 81 the
TmafIIla county pioneers wiu be- held
a. Weston Friday and Saturday. June
= AMI f.
Peter Garrltz Is charged with the
murder ~ Anton Grohs. formerly al
Spokane IN the Spokane saloon March
g a. Portland.
r W Bartlett and 5. A GARDINER.
convicted o. eHtortion 70 allow gamb-
ling az la Grande we're sentenced 10
a. months 10 the county JAZZ
Corporal Lewis Of the Thirty-third
coast artillery. stationed a. Fort CO
Iumbla. recently shot al Mrs T. Robin
son and then killed himself. The won
an vas not hurt Jealousy.
Al Oregon City William ". Hen
derson recently shot and killed his
wife and then killed himself After
killing his wife he shot her father.
Joseph T. Maxwell Of LatrOve. Cal,
and the old man Is probably fatally
wounded
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-03-30

,.FsiarE Tan asa Ne party hnv.
III esshinxtan- The asrres.r- =
- has isnpuTtans naiasssus Il -.
TN q he Eolnts - b. rssssas -
% ~hiea are a. tnspsctlan 81 see
sanai azairs and matsers uara,,sr.
y ne poilticai features q csta -
Porto Rhco -
~ aaaiiion 20 Secretary TAR shs
laf'y tneiu9es seaaior KitfFssea =,
soash tlAseiA Representative ~
Afmone q Aa4sourl ana Rlrhars R-ss
naErfs eener4l cuunaei s.s a. aw.A.
mian eanal oommia4ion. NJ 49,.
= ~ remain ~ tie isshnaa
fhree engineerx were tnvnas A.
secretary Tar 70 inspect sae uits q
Ne prupossd Gatun Gan. the k~yv =
TIE iock canal PROTEST n n. euwl.
beers hoid TIE sams visu a. "a, -.
dressed By cbief Enxineer ster~ns =
regard 70 ne Feasibility q ne piss
y All result IN q aeeision fcr al tima
70 Favor q TIE lock type q eaaal
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-03-30
NORTHWEST STATES
WASHINGTON, IDAHO, OREGON
AND MONTANA NEWS.
a Fee Interesting items Gasassea
Fronn OR Exchanges 81 ne Sur
rounding cosutry-Nsmerous Aeel-
cents ane Personal Events Take
Piace-Fsn Traee 70 Coed.
IDAHO NEWS

There is talk Of a booster club ar
Waliace.
The heavy rains have raised the
creek 50 hiEh that the kendrlck PEG
pie are afraid q a flood.
A booster club has been launched
a. Lesiston. their slogan open Nlser
20 the SEA. has been chosen
Keen : MCrrow ~ Boise has secured
the Rhodes scholarship tie Is a stu
dent az The University q Mosc0N. Ida
no.
A team owned by stephen Roberts
vas drowned Ia Lawyers creek. near
Nsz PIERCE whlle attempting 90 ford
the stream
A I1e owners association has been
organized in Occur d.Alene City TO-
THE purpose ~ protecting the interests
al the llE owners or Lake Coeur
e. .AIeue
Occur d.Aleue VIII have lu use with
iL fht ueAt few dags Us nrsl dlrec-
l.rg. Dc states the population exceeds
5ea people
a huge landslide large enough Go
dam tile Clearwater river occurred
gf AbsaaGa. carrying away 500 feet
az tar Northern Pacific raatbed.
Professor Arthur Sears 90 Idaho
Fails has been elected 10 the clfy
s-periufauleuey 81 me MOSCOW
schools a. a salary OF $500 per year
WHALE attempting 10 cross Iawyer-
creek which runs down Lawyers can.
son. Steve Roberts lest a tsam of aus
horses. Ass buggy and came very near
downing
Jacob >hafer OF Lewiston Is preuar.
ing fo tgld Gre Of the largest W5ner.
iez iu rhe state Oh his grape farm on
the Clearwater river. a. the east q
Lewiston Nj Shafer has about 81
acres under cultivation
Men are nos az Work upon the %
d q \. and Northern Pacific Ja.a.
terminals within the CRY limits ar
Lewiston aul tle Riparia extension
ol fhe % d a y. across fhe river
Uuder TIE ueN bridge. says . report
from that city.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-03-30
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

Eleven japanese. brOaght O. this
country under contract o. work for =
wealthy Japsnse farmer q LivingFton.
Mont have ben appEehended In Ia
coma recently On the steamship IRE
mont by officers q the immigration
bureau. and will b. shipped backed 60
japan.
President p. L. Winchell Il the
Rock Island railroad. FecaBtly advised
the railroad committee % the Illinois
house and senate D. b. conservative IN
the matter q railroad regulation II
the Judgment Of Legislators - inaeune-
Cd By the present cutlery against ratl-
roads. asserted Mr.. NtBobeil. measures
might easily Be- passed which would
eBdanger the prosperity 4 the eoantry.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-03-30
MONTANA ITEMS.

The population q Miss0Lla is IN
cfeasing 50 rapidly that suitable resi-
dencs-s for all who wish 70 settle there
cannot b secured
Mlssoula and Bitter Root Traction
company Is tne name Ct the rev or
caaizarion behind the proposed elec-
tric line from Hamilton 70 Missoula.
Peter Johnson. proprietor q the
White House saloon ~ Butte. pleaded
guilty 70 gambling In the district
court recently and vas 6ned 500.
Sixteen freight cars were ditehed o.
the Northern Pacific recently A. Tu-
rsh station. east q Missoula. Cause
unknown No one was injured. Pas
senger trafic Is held Up.
ne Bitter Root Fruit Growers -
rotation. uhich covers ST he Bitter
Root valley and part q Missoula ooun-
IS. has been Incorporated under the
Iazs q ne state and over 200 shares
Al 80 each. have already been sod.
TIE object a. the Organization 9TH bs
70 supervise the packing q the apples.
Hen. u. n Harlan. the vell-knoEn
fruif r-ozer. who lives a. Como. states
thar inaications for = large fruit crop
he coming season are good While
n cannot Be told a. this tine II the
fruit trees we're injured By the cod
weather il ths winter. Il is the zen.
erzl impression In the upper Faiiey
tbat fhev zers not damaged.
he differences between The news
PAPER puhHshers and TIE menbers q
fbs fypoxrAphiezl union have beez
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-03-30

Ne Relief Frorn ssrsoss sitsssien is
in Siqht

saeFamenfo. Cal March IS Re.
ports from the dc@n river isianes Wcre
elscuuraEiuE TIE situafiou Was pro
noauced a. nQst desperafe Tee feet
- water was aoUlng Through
streets % lsletnn and CORTLAND reprc-
sented that Il Nas feared the Piersun
district Nunia b. gune before morning
CommuuiCaiaun uas cot ~ with Pres
FORT and walnut Grove and h BE-
thouEhf thai there b. . change Cor the
worse AL the way frum FFeeport "a
sherman ISLAND. Every Rhers tbs farm-
ers are nEhtiug against the highest
water ever knosn and the prospect b.
Ter the complete inundatiun q the
iEland country
Il wiil BE- many days before trafac
&c Portland can be resumed a. there
h a hridEe out above Redding. and
several washouis
Part Of stoekton Under Water.
Stockton. Cal. March - As a
result u heavy rains IN the mountains
the las tao DAYS. stockton VAS visit
ID By another aood this morning
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-03-30
HAS new EXPLOSIVE
MAXIM TELLS OF HIS NEW IN
VENTIOk OF WARFARE.
fuse az Agent % Dssth-Spslis Rsin
Ger ArnoFed ships-Sheila Need
Net EKpiooe al First coutacs-rslls
q Defenseies8 Anneriea en- Bush
Paeifc arc Atlantic coassn.

Hudson Maxim. saFeasoT q hsEh ca.
p'osives. made q speech a. = dinner
rendered sir Percy sanderson. retir.
itg British consul by the Canadian
club of NeW Nork. the occasion q tie
first announcement concerning q nex
safety decorating fuse which BE- has
invented after 30 years of experiment.
iug. aud which be- declares has beer
the aim uf inventors for years ~By
az he said. IA Is possible 10 sena
an armor piercing shell thmuEh AZ
mor and cause h "a explode a. exact
D. the distance 8ehind the armor des.
lgnated hy the gunner DO sIA M
matter whether the armcr is one inch
ur n inches in thickness
By the new safety decorating fuse.
Mr Maxim said BE- could tell TIE
diners about a neW smokciess paw
Ger stabilize. which BE- had Just be
guu fo manufacture bat which Is stIu
u The process ~ experimentation.
Thls ueN weapou CO warfare would
wipe out De- VAS convinced many els.
mtufs oi fhe danger attaching to the
tse ol smoheIess powder
The speaker rrefao.d his talk about
lIrh explosives Nilh talk un the Al
laur, ana Pacific coasis 81 the UnH-
eel States.
The Tremendous eNpeuse ~ modern
warfare. he said. makes the UMPIRE
pared a..un the only inviting baif
ponr Ola China is a good sample 81
shat may happen 20 a uat.aa umpire
rarea to maintain IFS own pe4re b.
TONG prepared for Nar Ne are rsla.
lively a. defanaeless ar China Sup
pose some other nation should al
tempt % force oar hand and call oar
blur Thanks go England. she doses
not call the biun
Vow. a. q matter ~ fact on Cur
Pacific coast Ne are absolutely Dr.
f,useless. TIE 1apanese have $50 oo8
trained veterans and we have e 9pa
veterans spend their lives Ia
shoFeline and In waiting ca the o.
ncsrs
Ii is true that ~ have guf behiue
zap the great American genius. bat
while that b. getting to Wors t1e
japanese might capture the Paclhc
slope land @ quarter Il a million
t-oops and oceaT2 California and Cal
nornla b. rich enough iu her oar righ
g. support the whole japanese nation-
In experiments a. lmalanasad re-.
Gently a rev decorating fuse lasl com
Tdeted Was used in shells shot through
i've. six and eIghtlnch krupp pro esa
90 NOR and exploded the shell beuiua
the armor al q distance that would
b., most effective.
ii all not matter whether the
plate &C. one inch or - inches n thics-
mess have beeu Work4nE on fha
fuse for 81 years n Be- possible to 50
adjust the fuse that O. all b. utterly
Impossible for the saeU 10 explode IN
fI after il has been fired from The
gus. This is highly important in the
use ~ high explosives.
The nsv powder is nos affected -
she impurities "a W3u MOI decompuae
ke the ordinary powder. o. can o.
made and used be the same day
iiuk 90 NIll save from $500 e'0 f.
: $3.50 0H0 IN interest money 90 the GOV
erHment annually.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-03-30

r. Hartman. answering sena-
tor Cull3ms opinion that he ought -
te Ia prison. declared that be world
prefer the peniteutiary 70 the poor
house II forced 90 = choice because
- the management - hrs great raj
road interests Hartman commented
IT, bitter fashion on Senator Culiun ;
plan 90 regulate HsrTimans Chicago
a Alton read. he said
-Eigh- Years ago - found . great
ruad IN Cullom's great state Ia 3 NOR.
faund condition We bought b. infused
cur millions and the life of q dynamic
system iHso a. Our reward for buila-
ing 20 the line has been the cobaemna-
ton - men Ike Senator Gallon. n -
had remained - be thinks We should
have done. inert and Indifferent. orr
stock would have Khrunk - peg ceat
On the contrary. 80 extended tha ruas.
perfected 1ts rsmiacaflons ana SUP
piled ne state Etth another stimulus
foT its activity. I think CuIlom n
tends 90 send me % she poorhouss. Il
Ne IL quoted CORRECTLY. bat I prefer
fhe prssan 20 TIE pauper'a home. H0w-
ever. there h. not any likelihood -
ny going 20 ether place.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-03-30
MINING sE@a

u q announced b minlnr men shat
Res Father Bauseman a Burks laa-
10 vho holds nearly 4 consro,lisx
Interest Ia The snow storm nine rs
TIE entire Hercules properly for nass
on fseoeo08 basis.
since March Z ga Caasr Asens
mining eumpanies have paid taEI zee
in ditidenas THIS immense uuaount
Of money was disirlhutea az faslo9a.
Federal AiniEE d smelling eamrauy.
$4,000, Heca Mining cernpanY.
tlts3 ere Hercules mlne. asG go.
Bunker IAN a sullivan Miulaw casa-
pany tlsooea. suoWsiarm MinsnE
COMPANY $4,000. Success Nlnlng
COMPANY e. H89 THIS brnaa ne
total dividends paid since a5nmasy 7.
lse5 by Coeur d'Aiene mlnos 20 81
ss1 SEQ
Ii SCI reported that TIE kenaaH Ma
iHe company. which uwus ihe famoas
Kendall mine near IewiadoWn. Mon1-
has paid be- regular uoufhiy alFiaena
90 $4,000 " 5 cents a share ne
ksadau Is capitalized for g. 500 aaa.
VIII $50 500 shares u q paT yalse q
g. a share
Phoenix. q C-NoW NAT aegeIas-
E.anf has reached an advanced siaEe
af fhe CRANKY Consolidated Cod Iirnp
grosp 81 mines la th.s camp. ana TIE
ore tonnage blocked uut can b. a..
bred into seven figures. the plans -
Local A4naEer Hodges for the install
latlon ~ another large ore eFusheg
sFo about to ~ carried inlo erecg. AT
er whiCh The Gold Drop ore win nsa
b. shipped 10 the smclter a. Il oomes
frum gha nine as al present
L Gleason. an old tine miner. died
recently at Wallace fra.a eumplica-
uens arising from al accident sna-
tanned iu a oaseih.
Rossland. q C-The - Rol Mining
Cempany has taken q loaE time %
teen asa the properties e fhs spiiEee
Mines Imged TIE properties cen
s.at Of ths sp.tEee Foal Hen. Darby
and Nelson No 3 There il 40 area -
Ila acres ia the claims
That the Hidden Treasure Gold Min
ing and Munng compaEy has CLOSED
q contract far a sa809 amalgamaf-
ing and concentrating plant Is q euy.
rent repNrL
The Monitor mine h In AZ excel
leut condition. said O1is Hlll .preHE
cent 81 the company. who has iusi
returned from a trip ~ Inspection 10
The property. Nhieh BE- looaiea 10 the
Coeur d.Alens district shipments are
being made regularly even four -
tse days
brussels After consulting with ne
delegates 81 the American nuanciera
v 30 are Interested in the enterprise.
the International Forestry e1mpang.
in Rhlch Messrs 0aggenheim al
Eyan 81 SeW York are largely Interest
I'D has decided a. send oui . mineral
prospecting expedition 70 TIE Cunga.
shefe h Is Anticipated thai great EsAs
felas Ulll h. discovered. X. DsrnsJ
Mohun. ne vel knovn sxplorer. Aaz
been appointed % iead the eKpe1itioa-
u will be composed - Americans AS
Belrlans and vii ieAFe Tor Afrae&
about May Is.
{. Horton Hart. = mlnerEiogiss whs
has made Ms headquarters n SO
kane for some time. has gone 10 HAP
oate. SeF. where be goes IN TIE ~
terest Il Spokane capitalists NJ
Hart has been In fbat and o1AeT poF-
tons Of Nevada before and h eel a.
gualnted with the country.
Ab0ut 20 a the striking smeaiermeA
have returned 10 their ola posstoas .
the Tacoma smelter aaa atp~t e
mary more have expressed Their wafE
ingness 20 60 bach ~ the sane wages
g. PAID before the strike. he Psszz
vii be reopened 81 onee
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-03-30
PgsHs Ownership e. large Scale.

Manitoba. Saskatchewan and AIheF-
a. Canada. are WORKING cut plans Tor
government Ownership - telephones
End telegraphs and Tor municipal 0Nsn-
ership q street cars. light. power aHd
water plants. So great are TIE
amounts - money involved IN CO..
temHiated purchases q private plants
that conservative bankers are aaarme6
- TIE prospect
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-03-30

mail stolen from a pouch on the Ia
savuie is recovered 4 nay mean TIE
loss % . part q an estate valued a.
g. zee 09o 20 the benenciarieE d =
Wsl sent . France for probate. Tie
wil vas drawn ~ the late Charles
Rubsns. q Frenchman by birth. but
who cane 20 America. where Be
emassed 8 fortune
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-03-30
WORST PANIC IN nAsy YEARS

Berlin Bourss shasea b. New YORK
Prices.
berlin-Ihe cable reports from New
1a-s Saturday caused one ~ the most
renickg sessions that one Berlin
house has seen Tor fEe years Nea
1arks heavy fan iu Canadian Pacific
which vas held Ia large amounts in
Germany. vas chiefly responsible for
the reaction here. these shares being
the most sensitive spot in The foreign
list Their boss ~ 10 points is regard
ed as sensational
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-03-30
UNCLESAA' SWEALTH
LATEST REPORTS SHOW IT TO
BE lO7 BILLION DOLLARS.
Increase Frorn 100 60 tsos unparai
ieiec IN OR t+iEtorg-TaEation fsas
Net Kept Pace-f4as Increases
Since 1850. ut net IN Proportion
e the An,ount 81 Property.

The following report Il the wealth
u the United States has just heen
giveu out.
The total estimate q the national
wealth in 1884 was sl05 .18a 1872 4lo. &C
cording Go q speciai report issued D.
me census bureau on wealth. debt and
taxation. which represents an increase
.n the four year period from 1859 90
1894 81 81 5ss. SIS 6g5 This advance
in national wealth has no parallel IN
the history 81 the United States en-
ceps the decade from ls50 O. 1859. IN
1850 When ne first estimates Of the
national wealth Were made. the az
ures Wsrs only s7Is5.1so @2A. The
ulosf potent cause for the increase IN
the nations wealth from 1909 90 1894.
u Is stated. was the reaction from the
low prices az tls period - oppression
frum Iesg Co Issf The annual in
crease Of wealth per family from 1890
to lsef Mas Sls-
Debt q Tbis Nation.
The total public Indebtedness Of
continental United States ga 1907
sas s. 1ss sss ~. and lle total per
capita udelts6utss. SEEse The total
ludealetuess far tle national govern
ueuI for fle same year Was ss2a.ull-
gs1. and fhe per capita Indebtedness
nas sIl41. The Indebtedness 0f the
United States Is lts eross Indebtedness
less cash lu the treasury. The total
Indebtedness ST continental United
States lu 1880 Was g. -saII2 $40 that
OF The national government Ras Ss51-
sl-.s5-. and the per capita vas Ssl.5t
aud $500. respectively d. 1892 the
annual interest charge "a tina public
dsbr Of fhe continental United States
o. shown ro have been approximately
&lla.-ng. or an annual payment %
Sl.s5 Tor each individual
Debt o. Other Nations.
ID Crest Britain lbs pr caFltal in
tehtelu -ss of all classes national and
local vas 50 9 So times RI The United
States. France 4>6 and ID italy 225.
Tire assessed valuation ~ property
subject a. alEalorem taxation mas in
creased from 1850 90 tine present time.
s Ut AA laz laH hft. pace #lHG me IN
/ crease ln the actual national wealth.
+ The f0ral assessed valuation Of prop.
! erJy ID 1909 Vas Sa5.gas. sl6. $50. while
+ iu 1850 it was only sz5.s1a.I13 ais. The
estimated true value of al property In
1859 was Ss7.sl0.74s $50 against s65.-
/ cc7 .8sl .0s5. The total leyies ~ al
/ valorem taxes was. in Is02. s72s 7ss..
/ $50 and the tax rate per 800 % esil-
mated true value. IA
The net indebtedness IL the country
was slightly Jess a. the close Than a.
+ the beRlunlUE 81 the year d. the case
I ui the national government. states and
( territories and counties. the receipts
exceeded the payments. and ar the
close 81 the year these governments
/ had smaller net Indebtedness than a.
/ The beginning IE the case 81 minor
/ C.vil divisions and especially the large
cities TIE situation was reversed and
I the payments Tor Expenditure e1-
Ceede8 the revenue receipts causing
an increase lu net Indebtedness.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-03-30
- q s.oeLtsn - 10.
NicARAGUANs WIN oHoLUTEcA
Bonilis Of Honduras Flses q, Beat ane
ts parsueo.


Manssua. Nicaragua Marth 6 san
tat Ramirez director general a. fele-
graphs and telephones has made the
following statement Jo the Associated
Press.
Tho NlcarAEuau forces have cap
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