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La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-02-09
RubiO Lopez.

I'll Jueves de esta semana A ias9A,
NJ, 30 JnIAron eterpo amor fideidad
al pie del altar, en- Ia Igeaia PaIrouuial
de Nuestra Sonora de los Dolores, Ia
simpatioa sehoritA Lola Rubio el DO.
pulsr ioyen Eusebio Lopez La novia
es hila de nuestrO amigo Don Carlos
Rubio y el ntvic, de,Don Jesus Lopez.
Aotparon Ioomo pAdrinoss 10 seforitA
Luisa Rnbio, hermanA de Ia novia eI
ioyen Miguel Galindre. Bendijo Ia 70
liz union el Rev jose Pugens, .eniente
do la parroquia, ante un oreoido ndme.
70 de parientes y amigos dc las iamilias
dc los oontrayentes
Despues do Ia ceremonial Y misa los
novios y 81 soompAnAmiento procedieron
para Ia residencia del Sr Rublo, tocan.
do Ia banda MAyhower algunas escogidAs
marchas ON el trayeoto En- Ia resides.
oia SO sirvi6 IN elegante bAnquete y re.
cepolon donde 80 hioleFon ropetidos
bTiudis por Ia futura dioha de los reoien
desposadoa La novia reoibi0 IN gran
numero de bonitos y propios regslos de
b0da
LA Voz extiende sus felloitaoiones
deseos de que los jovenes deHposadoa
former IN hogAr diohoso.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-02-09
En- Lazos de Flores.


III Microbes de esta semana, q las
de la manana, ante numerosa concuuen
cia de parientes y amigos, Sc iuraron
amor eterno ante el altar del matrimonio,
Ia cumpHda sehorita Omogona G, dc
Baca, hiia dc Don Daniel g, de Raca, Y
el probo i6yen Cresenciano Montoya,
hijo de Don Jose Andres Montoya do
Los Alamos.
III Rev, Jose Pugens, teniente de Ia
parroquia de Mira. Sra de los Dolores,
pronunci6 las palabras que conhrmaron
en- realidad 81 amor de los simpatieoa is.
yenes, preseneiando como padrinos, Don
Albino g. Gallegos y su esposa, Dona
Cleotilde Gallegos de dallegos.
Concuida la ceremonial los noyios y
parientes cercanos precedieron para Ia
casa residencia del Sr Baca, donde SC
extendieron los parabienes q los reeier
desposados y Sc recibieron numerosos
regalos dc boda.
El jdven Montoya y eu esposa estable-
ceran su hogar en- esta Plaza, donde ea.
ia 6I empleado en- Ell comercio de Mr.
Ike Davis
Esta redaccion extiende los i6yenes
esposos sus mas sinceras congratuacio.
mes esperanto que ell angel dc la dicha
mantenga aIfombrado dc perfumadas
flores 81 eamino de su vida marital.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-02-09
Los CiudadanOs de Las Vegas
PT0teStan.

Nuestro m6s 8 menos dGbil vecino Ell
Optic, pubio6 POGO despues do las tlti
mas eleooiones de Iutz de paz, un editO
torlal donde, nj lsmeh'arse poF la de
rrOte del Sr. Bope, candidate rPpnbli
cauo, achsc6 la misma d In aooion de
10 que dicho per6diso tiene A ben tltn
lar 'elemento estropaio y bsjo" de IA
oomuuidad que con tlende dio 50 eosten
Mr. Brown.
I'll Industrial Advertiser, do Albu
quprque, del sabado pasaio puhlio6 IN
extanso srtiaulo eu que dioe h,ber reel
bido numeTusas prot stas de LIS msj0res
vsoinos dc la eiadad de Les Vegas con
ira tan falss imputacion.
Es On heoho bien bido que Ell mejof
elemento de Ia oiudad, entire ellCa mu
chos repub icat o. prominentas, soporta.
ron Is candidators de- Nc Brtwa por
dos raZoues pTinoipalmente; una qus ee
oian muGhidmss quajss contra lR con
dutt4 q ,ial dc Blpe, las ouales estAbsn
tnudadss en- hech,s y la otra la respets.
billdsd & integndsd indisputb.s ds Mr.
BcCwn que ts uno do nuettr0s mfj rrs
ciudsdaDOs
" OptlO cemsllo una inolaeretioni IN.
dudeb'ements fmpujRdo por Ia deeep
cion psttdaris, Il ln,ultsr los M jorss
vecnos Dc su ci1dAd = hsrera apatee r
ante el niund0 como una comaai iAd do.
minads por estropsj 8 Ioio Il
mundo Sc be que, en- question de morhli.
dad, ITlnoipslneat9 en- asuotls de 60.
hierno no hay piDguna oemp1idad en-
el Tarritorio qus isus.e A Ii Ciudad DC
Las Vegas
Mas yale, vecino que Ee oonf,rme con Ia
suerts East Lss Vsgss va as,run pre
cinto dem6erata en- 10 Dc sdelante , na.
die 10 PofGa impsdir.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-02-09
MUM. 81
Accidsnte Fatal.


nj Sabado pasado oourri6 en- Ia "yar.
dA' de Ia oOmpaniA del ferrooarril en- es-
Ia oiudad un terrible aooidente en- que
perdio Ia vida IN viejito, muy bien CO.
nooido on tsta oomunidad, llamado RI.
carlo Truiillo, quien oomunmente La
maban Sr. Rioardito.
AL pasar Ia via del ferrooarril frente
a 10 estacion de fetes, fue oogido Dor Ia
maquiuA No. 1915 que reoulaba para la
casa redonda El Sc. TruJillo al oaer
quedo cogido del Angosto plAtaformA de
10 looomotora quedAndo la cAbeza ool.
gando sobre los durmientes mutildn.
dosela de uua manera horrible. La 10.
oomotora 10 arrAstr0 como 80 pies antes
que el mRquinista Ia pudiers parsr,
ouendo el infortunado hombre fu6 le.
vantado va era oadaver
Sobreviven al hnado su viuda seis
hiIoa, que lamentan amaTgamente tan
triste y doloroso fla.
Seeun hemos podido AveriguAr, GUAM.
do ell vieJtto hiz pot cruEar 10 via, ha.
ola una porcion de furgones, que indu.
dablemente no le permitieron yer que
estAba ceroa Ia looomotora en- movimien.
Co.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-02-09
HomiSidio en- Albuquerque.

Dice el Journal de Albuquerque, cor
al dia 8
"Un asesinato deliberate y en- sangre
fila ocurri6 aver como a las 1880 dc Ia
mahana en- la calle Iercera Norte, cuan-
do Antonio Pettine hii6 mortalmeute de
IN tiro de pistola a Benedetto Berardi,
nelli un cortador de piedra que viva en-
el No, l101, calle segunda' El balea-
miento tuyo lugar frente Ia tienda de
Toll, & grati Sc cree que fu6 por mo
tiyo de una carta an6nima, que fu6 re.
cibida en- la tienda de Tot & Cradi Sc.
gun sc cree, intentada para BoraIdinelli
"Pettine hiri0 Gu ylctima en- e cos.
tado izquierdo abujito dc las costillas,
habiendo la bala penetrado en- les intes.
tinos y roto una arteda, 10 que le causd
una hemouogia interna Del lugar de
Ia tregedia fu6 lleyado a 10 tienda 10.
medIataaente &c llap6 { pa medieo ,
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-02-09
Dos hOmbres Sc Qusmana q Muerte

Tn despacho dc Silver City fechado
el dia 8 dice que la casa de huespedes
pertenecientes Jose Mugno, en- Pinos
Altos, SO incendio el Domingo a las de
Ia manana, y que Estanislao Romero Y
Rafael Martinez, dos trabajadores de las
minas de la Compania del Comanche Sc
quemaron q muerte en- sus camas. FL
despacho dice que los hombres habian es,
tado bebiendo y que viniendo a su Guar.
to en- estado de ebriedad a una bora muy
ayanzada, ellos mismos incendiaron acci
dentalmente Ia casa, En- la casa hahia
tambien ana tienda dc mercancias Y las
p6rdidas Sc calculon en- $4,000, a mas de
lss yidas de los dos hombres.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-02-09
LAS VEGAS NUEVO MEXICO sABADo DE FEBRERO DE 1907

una ambulanza, pero muri6 antes de ser
llevado al hospital
"Narios eSpectadores presenciaron no
rrorizados la tragedia, Y yierou al asesi
no corrcr por Ia avenida de Tiieras. vol
tear a la calle tercera y desaparecer.
POGO antes del asesinato. Berardi.
nelli, al yer Ia carta an6nima acus6 a
Pettine de haber sido el auior, por 10
que ambos Sc dJeron palabras duras.
Pettine Sc fu6 de ALI volviendo al POGO
ratio, y rehriendo Berardinelli los nom.
bres que este le habia llamado, sac6 una
pistola de calibre 32 y apuntandola ha.
cia BerardinelIi la dispar6, emprendien.
do la fuga en- seguida,
Ii protugo no ha sido aprehendido
hesta hoy y Sc inhere que va ha salido
lejos del alcanee de los ofciales.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-02-09
AvIso

Es DIR ests oado 4 quitnes conoisrns
Que habiendo mi esposa Josefa homs 70
de Rodriguez, brroJadome fuera % 50
casa el dia II de Enero. 1907, en- GioFl '-
ia. N, NJ, diciendome que no teoiA uso
uars M, y que no queria vivir mas o'n
migo Y Ctrbs pslsbiAs otsct nss qua no
son para nub.icarsei ademSe que u'e
de.eargahe dc todA responsabil d I'd IA
,la eIls gcE 10 tAptV 70 ~ ssEe EssVVn
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-02-09
PersOnales.

Don Eusebio Archuleta, do Guadalupe,
arribo d Ia ciudad aver,
El j6yen Leon Nelson. de Antonchico,
transo negocios en- nuestro despacho el
Martes.
Aver tuvimos el gusto de YER en- nues.
tro despacho q Don Martin Segado, do
La Palma
Don Manuel sandovel, de ChGkelle,
cumpldo suscfitor de La Voz, nos yisi.
to el Lunes.
E Martes vimos en- la ciudad d los se-
hores Peagio Gallegos y Candelario
Ulibarri do El Pueblo
Nuestro buen amigo, ell Rev. Enrique
Q. Pouget, hi2o un corto viaie San Mi
guel el Lunes pasado,
Los senores Manuel y Secundino Flo.
res, dc esta, partieron el Lunes para su
rancho on El Fuloso,
El Jueyes recibmos una agradablo
vista de nuestro amigo, Don Fernando
Baca, del Tecolotto
El Sabado pasado estuyieron en- Ia
ciudad Don Juan Blea y su estimable
esposa, de La Cueya.
Los senores Abran Apodaca & Higinio
Garcia, dc La Liendre, visitaron nuestra
redaccion el Microbes
El Lunes SO dejaron yer en- la cudad
los sehores Bernardo y Justo Griego Y
Bill Boylan, de La Garta
El Lunes trans6 negocios en- la ciudad,
y de paso nos hizo una vista, Don Ga.
briel Romo, de III Cuervito,
Los jovenes, Aguston, Antonio y Car.
los Panebeouf, dc Antonchico, 80 halla'
ban en- la ciudad el Martes.
Nuestro buen amigo, Don Lucas Ro-
mo, del Canon Blanco, transo negocios
en- la ciudad d.principios de la aemana
III Sabado pasado tuyimos el gusto
do yer en- nuestro despacho a Don jose
Dolores Abeyta y au esposa, do Ro.
ciada,
Don Ramon Griego, de Guadalupita,
estuyo On nuestra otcina el Sdbado pa,
sado, con objeto de renovar su suscrip
cion a LA Ycz,
III Microbes estuyo on la ciudad Don
Manuel Valdez, condestable electo del
precinto No. 30, con el fin dc dar sus
fanzas dc Official,
III Mdrtes estuyieron en- la ciudad,
con negocios particulares, Don Teresino
Romero y su estimable esposa, yecinos
de Las Galliuas.
Don Silyestre Torres, distlnguido ca
ballero, dc Bueyeros, y su estimadn "a
milia han estGdo do vista en- esta algu.
nos dias de la semana
El Sr L. johnson, pr6spero ganade-
70 dc Torrance, visit6 nuestro despacho
el Jueyes, inscribi6ndose en- la lista de
suscritores dc La Voz,
Don Jose A, Montoya, de Los Ala
mos, estuvo en- Ia ciudad esta semana en-
atendencia las nupcas de su hiio Ell
j6yen Cresenciano Montoya
El MERCEDES parti6 para Bueyeros
Don Epilanio Vigil, de Las Manuelitas,
| u hpiAG va NJh bl IN ho VISUAL q bL
hermano Don Jose lgnatio Vigil,
El Martes partio de regreso para FL
Paso, Dona Flora Martinez de Herman
dez, acompanada do la senorita Amelia
Baca, quien estara de vista ALI por una
temporada,
El Sabado pasado ostuyieron en- Ia
ciudad con negocios partieulares los ca,
baleros Francisco Miera Ignacio Vigil,
del condado de Union, y de paso vista.
ron nuestra reduction,
III Luucs nos hicieron una breve visi
Ia los senoros Trinidad Garcia y Emilio
Gonzalez, dc San Miguel, que vineron
con el fin dc calitcarse como iuez do paz
y condestable respectyamente.
El Hon. O. A. Larrazolo, derpues de
pasar el Domingo en- compalia de gu "a
milia, regros6 para ei Ration d Lunes,
donde esta Gtendiendo Ia inrestigaeion
d. Ia ecptests poy Squel eopdaao,
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-02-09

Foley's Honey eud Tar ours Ice oasos
mas obstira3os do toses y deseoha 81
frio col sistema, siendo IN laxatlvo sug
vs. EstA Rarantizado Fl genuine VIZ
ne en- uu paquets smaTillo,
En- IA b9tiea De 0. q sahaatgF
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-02-09
A LOS NEGOCIANTEs EN LICOREs
AL pOp MAYOR

Nosotros podemos supIir usteGes los
lioores mejores y mas adaptAblea para
an trato. GRraptizamos los metores va.
lores Eecribanncs dioiendo do que pre-.
i2s los desean y tndremOs gusto en-
mandates muestras gratis. Pueden es
,ribirn0s en- Espehol 81 10 deseAn. Po.
lemos cfrecer como reforenoia muohos
narchsnteo hien satiAieohos que hay en-
n estado s territorio DirijAnse
B. S FLERsHEM NERO. Co
4l2 Delaware, St. Kansas City, No
LucIASo RoeENWAtp, Gslspte, &ls-tt,
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-02-09
So COMPRAN DEsPERDlCIO3

Sc COMPRAN DESPERDlClO5.
Cobre, metal zino, zsTatos y hoias de
hule, llantss de hule de bioiole'a repR
vieia. botellas y sscos; psgSre los ~ ],
res precios en- dinero p T e'los S,lo -
are aqui coIt9 tiempo. NJ, Med ts, no.
8Ia, GEsaa ave 282i
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-02-09
La Lista de Honor.

Sigue q continuation Ia lissa de per.
sonas que han msudado aus oontrlbuoio
nes sl fondo dc Ia c0ntests del Delegado
al Congress- desde Ia Ultima publica.
pfops
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-02-09
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sable por ninguna cuenta Que ella con
traiga en- mi nombre a fuer de- oon,or
te.
223s. Neuricio Rodrisu'2
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-02-09

Cuando Compren Fosforos
Pidan de estos, Rehusen
Aceptar en- su lugar otros
que sean peligrosos. os..,"'.'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-08

Peoples Savings Bank and Irust com pany, as to my honesty for my contracts
 Fully three-fourths oI my patients have been treated by some one else before call ing on me to be cured. Why not come as soon as afflicted? You will save money. distressing pain and valuable time; be- sides, there is satisfaction in knowing that the very best treatment Is being given you by an honest. competent phy- sician. I have treated private troubles as a speciality in the city of Birmingham. Ala, since August 8, 1887. cure all man. ner of private diseases. I cure many pa- tients by mail treatment. Write for prices and terms.
 l do not use large advertisements and false statements to attract patients which merit has failed to secure. If you fail to be curtd by such methods. give me call and get woll.
 My offices are the most private and quiet in the city. tenth story of the new First National bank building, corner of Second avenue and Twentieth street. Rooms 10O6 and 1007. Take one of the nns elevators to tenth floor. M
 Office hours: s:30 a. mI to 6:O ?. m Sunday. 10 a m. to 12 m.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-08
Personal and General,

Dan Young, colored, a brakeman on the Louisville and Nashville railroad, was badly hurt the early part of last even ing, by losing his balance and falling after having jumped off the train while it was moving at a pretty good speed. The negro when picked up was found to be badly bruised about the body and face, but his injuries are not considered serious.
 The mayor tried several small cases this morning, and the fines imposed were much lighter than usually assessed.
 MT. Seotty Poindexter, who has been at the Robinson infirmary for the past several weeks, is reported worse today.
 MT. Jacob Marks who has been spending the past three weeks in Oklahoma, on a combined business and pleasure trip, was expected home yesterday, but has been delayed by the serious Illness of a brother in Memphis. Upon MT. Marks arrival in Memphis it was found that his brothers illness was of such a se- rious nature that he would have to be taken on to Washington to be operated on. MT. Marks left Memphis with the party yesterday, and will remain with his brother until the operation has been performed.
 A. B. Jones of Columbus, C. c. Vaughn of Louisville, Ky, and V. M. Stovall of Birmingham, are among the arrivals at the Grande
 G. l.. Martin has disposed of the Mar vel City Tailoring company to O'Brien & Goson and will accept a position as travelling salesman with one of the large tailoring houses.
 An exciting game of ball was played this afternoon between the colored bar ners and bartenders of Bessemer The barbers were in fine form, and the bar tenders used five pitcers in their efforts to stem the tide of defat, but without avail. The eevnt of the game was a ball batted between second and third base by one of the barbers with three men on
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-08
BESSEMER EXPECTS HEAVY TRADE TODAY Numerous Pay Days Will Make
 Money Plentiful NEGROES PLAY BASEBALL Umpire Calls Foul on Three-Basger With Bases Full and the Batter
 Then Knocks a Home
 Run.
NEGROES PLAY BASEBALL

Bessemer, June 7.-(SpeciaI )-The mer- chants of Bessemer in all lines are look ing forward to an immense business to- morrow, as 1t is one of the largest pay days of the entire month. Feeders di vision, Fossil division. the rolling mill, the United States Cast Iron Pipe and Foundry company and Blue creek will each have large pays, and this means that there will be a large amount of money turned loose in Bessemer. Trade in all lines has been a little dull for the past several weeks, one reason assigned being the unsettled condition of the weather. The merchants have all gotten in their summer stocks and they hope to make June one of the largest trad ing months of the year.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-08
AGREE ON NEW CITYLIMITS
 OF GREATER BIRMINGHAM

The making of a Greater Birmingham continues to be live topic fo discussion and the movement appears to be gaining great headway There were a great many who objected to the bill when it was first drawn who have since with drawn their objections upon learning the terms under which this extension IS to be made. The question of self-govcrn- ment has been discussed, and this IS 10 be one of the main issues. It is the aim of the committee that local self-govern- ment shall prevail, and the bill which IS being drawn up to provide for the gov ernment of the greater city specifics this particularly.
 The committee has completed the draw" ing up of the companion bill providing for the extension of the limits, which $ approved by all of them. It is as follows:
 A BILL.
 To be entitled, an act to alter or re- arrange the boundary lines of the city of Birmingham Ala
 Be it enacted by the legislature of Ala bama-
 Section 1. That the bour
 ln2 city or Blfmlnglan
 and rearranged so
 lowing describe
 Beginning
 section
 is poil -- ary lin -hgham; thence -ng the said boundal said city of Blr- mingha northeast boundary of the rigl way of the .Birmingham Min eral raj. oad; thence eastwardly along the northern boundary of the said right of way of the Birmingham Mineral railroad to the western boundary of section 34 township r. range ? west; thence north to the northwest corner of said section 3i; thence northeastward in A straight line through point on the east and west center line of section F, township i7 south, range ? west, 1880 feet west of the center of said section 12, to an inter- section with the northeastern boundary line of the town of East Lake, if extended southeastward thence northwestwdrd along the northeastern boundary line of the town of East Lake, extended and 8the northeastern boundary line of said 7 town of East Lake 10 the northwest cor ner of the boundary line of the said town of East Lake; thence in straight line to a point where the north and south center line of section r, township 1T south, range /. west crosses the north boundary line of the right of way of the Birmingham Mineral Railroad company; thence west ward along the north boundary of said right of way of the said Birmingham Min eral Railroad company to the western boundary of the northeast quarter of the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-08
Respite to Georoia Murderer.

Atlanta, June 7.-George w. Bun drick, the Crisp county murderer, who is under sentence to be hanged June II, was late today given ten days respite by Governor Terrell. Although the prison commission yesterday de- clined to recommend executive elem ency, another appeal will be made to that body. Bundrick some time ago escaped from the Americans jail, but few weeks ago surrendered to the authorities of California, and he was brought back and resentenced.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-08

southwest quarter of section IS, township lG south, range west thence north to the northwest corner of the northeast quarter of the southwest quarter of said section IS, township 1T south range west; thence west to the southwest cor ner of the southeast quarter of the north- west quarter of section 13, township F south, range west; thence north to the northwest corner of the southeast quar- ter of the northwest quarter of said sec ton l3, township IT south, range west; thence west to the southeast corner of the northeast quarter of the northeast quarter of section b, township 17 south, range 3 west; thence south along the east line of said section b. township IT south, range west to the boundary line of the town of North Birmingham; thence southward and westward along the western bound- ary line of said North Birmingham broken, to the center of Village creek; thence westward along the center of Vil- lage creek to a point where the eastern boundary line of Pratt City, if extended, would intersect the same; thence north along the eastern boundary line of said Pratt City to the northern boundary of the right of way of the Birmingham Min eral Railroad company; thence eastward '7"" said north boundary line of the Bir-
 Nfineral Railroad company to
 south center line of the
 of section 29 township
 vest thence north to
 a' the southeast
 uarter of see-
 range 3 west;
 .lce the eastern bounds township II south southward along il inc of said section ? the right of Way o1 mphis and | Birmingha southeast ward along { line of said right of boundary line of Prat uthWard along the yves of said Pratt City to Avenue E; thence westy tn line of said Avenue E indary line of Ensley: tl along the eastern bounda 'nsley and westward along ,und- ary line of said Ensle anne intersects the wester of the southeast quarter test quarter of section 6, t, tn, range vest thence 'st corner of the southeast le southwest quarter of said > ship IS south, range wes,
 to the northwest corner of
 quarter of section 12 townsln, range 1 west; thence south tC the
 of the south line of said section 12, tow ship IS south, range 4 west; thence east along the south boundary line of section 12, township IS south, range west, and the south boundary line of sections [, 8, 9. 10 and Il, township IS south, range west to an intersection with the north boundary of the right of way of the Bir- mingham Mineral Railroad company; thence eastward along the north line of the said right of way to an intersection with the south boundary line of section 1, township IS south, range west; thence east along the south line of said section 1, fnttvr csl,f point of beginning.
 Sec. 2. That the provisions of this act shall go into effect on the 1st day of De- tober, 1909
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-08
Millsaps Commencement.

Jackson, Miss, June 7.-(Special. .)-Com- mencement exercises were begun at Mill saps college today, and end enxet Tues day with an alumni address by Rev. w. w. Holmes of New Orleans, and the an- nual address by Dr. J. A. Rice of the same city. The commencement sermon on Sunday will be delivered by Bishop Luth- CT Wilson. The session has been the most successful in the fifteen years of the ex- istence of the college.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-08
Panama Canal laborers

New Orleans, June 7.--An investigation looking to the shipping of Panama canal laborers through New Orleans was be- gun today by Henry A. Smith, special agent for the Panama canal commits sion. MT. Smith said the commission had been unable, despite the shorter distance. to get as cheap rates from New Orleans to the isthmus as from New York.