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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-17

que 81 visjero no resuelve nunca mira
Como nm misterio: Ia h3Fa y la moneda.
En- Conntantinopls hay dos horRE: la
hoEa Ia fraAc0, que 90 10 de loo Felojes
de la Europa occidental, = Ia hoFs q Ia
tatrod, que es por ID que Be rigsn vapores
trsnvfas, etc todo 10 que depende del
municipio del gobierno.
81 d1a empieza para el turco 81 poneFss
81 sol, y de aquf que todos loS dfas los
busnol otomRnoq tengan que aTreglaF ~
Teloj, sin que nj adm sllos mismoE Bspan
ciertaments ca niDg6n momento cu6l eB Ia
hoHR exaeta. La msdida del tempo cam
bia poE dfR = poE estaCi6n. CuRndo nueH.
tPo rsloj & Ia fTGncG mRrea ell medic dfR,
81 tuECo dice tranquilame1te que son las
B 8 les BeiE, asf como unos msssB deBpues
diE6 cue ron las 8 8 las 4.
No hay en eHto otrO demo que 81 uegRr
taEde { todaB parties, psrdiendO trene8 y
vapoH9s, verse obligado & l&FgRs eBpeEaE:
peE0 10 de Ia moneds tTRe maYoreg per.
juicioa.
En- Turqufa hay buenG mOneda , nGEa
nsOseda, y lsgdn 90 EeCibe nm pago, On una
8 60 otRa, la cSntidsd vale mSs 8 m6nOB.
Hsy tsmbiea moneda boREoss, que nadie
tome, pero que todos pTocuTsn daT 81 via
jero; hay papel emitidO poF 81 gobierno
otomRuo. llamado kaims, que caFece de
vRlog, y otroB miuterioa crsmatfstieOs que
FequieFsn an largo sstudio. Pero 10 mas
original 90 el CAmbio. Ex5eptuand0 slgu'
nOa cafes , restaurants suFopeog, nadie
Gambia gratuitaments una moneda.
En todaa Las cRIles impoTtantsa de Cons
tantinopIa, iunto 81 Gran Puenta csEcR de
los tEanvfas musIIeB de smbaEque, en- d
Gran Bazaar en todos los lugares de
alg6n tE6nait0, exiaten numeEoaoa pus8toa
de cambiRdores de moneda, antiques com.
PaRiotaa puastgoa ave ds0sp aala {
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-17
AMUNCIO.
DepartGmentO del Interior. Ofcina del
Superintendent de O6ras PG6lica6.

Departments del Interior. Ofcina del
SuperSntendsnte de O6ras PG6lica5.
San Juan, P. r, Octubrs 26 de 1907.
ProposiCions8 en- pliego ceEEado por du.
plicRdo para Ia construction del Pabell6n
para 81 AIcaide ATecibo Jail Building,
Arecibo, 2. r., ss EeCibiE6n an eata ofCi.
ne hasta las 10 a. m. del dfa % de Noviem'
bEa de- 1907, On que 10 ADRIAN pdblica'
ments'
81 prsIupuesto apToximAdo de las obras
aBciends { 81. .992 90.
Pliegos dc condiciones, foEmRa en- blan.
co , toda clase de informRci6n se facilitR
ran los icitadores que 10 solicitor en-
esta Ofeina.
Los pianos comp'etos dc Ia obra pueden
verse en esta Ofcina. AzuIas de Los
miHmos pusdsn ObteneEse mediants m de-.
p6aito de diez dollars (91O) que ssR6n
Tesmbolsado 81 devolVeE dichos Gzules.
In Administrator Be EesaEva 81 ders'
cho do FechazRE cuAlquiera todaa Las
proposicioneH ~ J. ]. Jimenez, Supt de
ObTas P6blicaa. MIN. 2-13 '. q.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-17
Abraham ' Noises.

Abraham , Noises.
En- Connthntinopla, 81 que no lleva
memo nsoneda nsenWdG, Rurque guaTde en-
au bolsilIo orc , biIIeteH & puisdoB, 90 como
si no llevaBe NADIA. El cochaTo el con-
ductor de tranvfa ls hsos baiar para que
vaya Rl cRmbiRdoE mas Immediate, el
que dsBpachR billeteA On una taquillR 6
cobre pesje en- 81 Pusnts ls enviaT6 al
judo mas pr6ximo sin dejarle pa1ar.
CambiaiB una moneda de orc, 81 cam.
biador os do al dineEo en- n1edjidfes de
plata, espeCie de duFoB turcos, qusdsndoBe
por 81 cRmbio con una plaHtrR, qus el
aproximRdaments 10 gus nm real en Eg'
pafia. DeBpu6g sc 90 ofrece cRmbiAr uno
de los nsedjidiss 81 csmbisdor % entTega
O0t0rtOS de n1edjidi6, que son como las pc
BataB tuFCas, y 30 queda otTa piRstER. Lue'
go Cambi6iB en- otFo sitio una de esaB pc
BstaB , 20 qusdan otrs piastTa. , Rnf
de cembio en- cambio, de cRda veiute fran
COS 81 cambiador % queda con uno mas.
El que Conocs estR CoHtumbFe Gambia de
golpe una piezR de oEo de orc en- peqLeaa
mOnsdG, y tiene que II con los bolsilloB
Feplatoa de piaAtEas y pdrGa, monedsH mas
pequGfiRs que botonoI de camisa.
La moneda de orc tomada de an iudfo,
&C p6rfda y peligroBa. No paHa por BuB
mRnos que no Ia Inns h6biImenta para
aTEsncRrls IN POGO de pOlvo de orc, , auf,
de TaBsu16n en- FRsCufi6n, juntando lima.
duTaB, 20 gana docs 6 quincs francoI er'
traOrdinariOs, legdn les piszAI que toes
duTants 81 dia.
Despu6g, On los BancoB demSs esta-
blecimientos pdblicoa donds conocen Is
aTtimafia, someten las mone5as Rl peso, y
81 iuOauto que Lar ha tornado pierds dos 8
tres frances.
Ia discuSi6n con 81 compatriOta que
inteDta eItafAEou, ss intsTeIante por Is
fogosidad con que 80 expreBA y loa adOma'
mes dram6ticos que acompafiRn 50 caste
llRno especial.
Que por mis- hixoB que no ts epga1o,
sen orsto... Que tomR lR pieza, que 20
soy an buen tFoCadoE de dinero... Que
Ia tones como ii fueaa uua aIahaxs.. QQe
por mis- visxos ts 10 iuEo, que antano
vinieron de ALA, como tf visnes agora;
poEque 20, sefloreto, tambi6n roy espanyol.
PiCente BIasco I6anez.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-17
Ell LHOMBRE
DEL PORVENIR.

Del Truth, con Egera1 modifcRciones
traducimos 10 niguisnte:
-iUated aRbe aBcFibir?
mo. Tengo an smpleado que eacribe
en- una m6quina.
-lUstad Habs cantal9
mo. Para ESQ teDgo IN fon6grafo.
-SUEtsd Habe tocRr aIg6n instTumento
de mdaica?
mo. para que me sirvsn antouceB
Is piRnola y suB uemejRnteA?
-5Uated Habs coBsl?
No. Uso una m6quina de cOHer cleo
trica.
-5Ustsd saba dibujar pintar?
No. PoHeO un RpaEato de fotografia
inGtant6nsa.
-5Ustod gRbe CaminRI2
No. Hago uao del fsTFoCarEiI cleo.
tFico 8 del autom6vil.
-IU1ted puede ven?
No. UBo lsntea.
-SUstsd Sabs oiT?
mo. UBo Rparato neta.auditivo.
-SUStsd puede digsrir2
Mo- Tomo digeEtivoH todoa los dfag.
-lNStsd pusde dOEmiT?
No. Uso narC6ticog anteB de RcoataFme.
-IUStsd tiene opinion independents
aobre cusationea polfticas, BObTe arte, lite
ratura, etc?
No. Pertenszco & nm partido poIfti-
co orgsnisSdo , nigo laB opinioneB de los
jefes. En- cuRnto aEtes y literature,
Escibo mis- impreaiones de los peri6dicon
CorFegpondienteg, , en- 10 dem6s nigO la
opinion p6blica.
-IUsted puede Telpiral?
-ApsnaS, = 10 hago por ser indispsuHa.
Bile, aunqus me moleata 81 trabsjo.
-SUBted puede trabsjaI?
mo. para que tengo mi mujer , s
mis- criadoa2
Aunqus tal Bujeto Sc llama 81 hombTe
del porvsniE, temsmoB que ya hsya en-
nuestFa 6poCa unO que Otro que Ss Ie pa
Ee8ca.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-17
EI voto de Ia mujeT en- lgIatsrra.
IN nOOtIng colossal,

JEI voto de las mujereA2 " por que
no habEfa de acoEdSFBales On una naCi6n re-
publicanR, cuando hssta on nm parlamsnto
mOn6rquico como 81 de IuglatsrrR cuenta
CON numeroaoR paEtidaEios? Sin tomRrlo
( broma, asi, en- principle, cOnvendria
quiza 4 Ia Repdblica Argentina eztR par.
ticipaci6n de Ia mujer en- las luChaB elec.
torales; por 10 menoB, de su voto habrfa
de BaliF Hiempre algo mas bueno prove
ch $50 para 81 pals que de muchos de q ues'
tros Representatives..
En- Inglaterra All 10 entienden elias, y
Ahi lRH ten6iu, hacienda nm ligero psr6nta.
Bis & suH faenas dom6SticaH ? rsRlizando
una pdblics y alOcuente demoatraoi6n dc
snB snheloH.
Las sufcsgistaa, en- n6mero de A 600,
msrchsEon desde Hayde Park hasta 81
Exeter Hall dOndeSCelebEaron 40 meeting
FL corTeo nos aBegura que rein6 durante
ls manifestation el mas axcelenta bueu
humoE, no obsEante 81 "Spleen" del tempo
C'El Pueblo" dc Buenos Aires, R. Al
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-17
Tribunal Supreme de Puerto Rico.
SsilIamIORi0S Do apgllCOl0s
On Oiusis GrInIRlIOS.

Quiuto t6rmino de seaioneu del alo
1907. Noviembre. MArte 19 Ell pue'
bio de Puerto Rico, contra Gallo Ruiz,
C6mpliCe en- el delito de sHesinato en- 90
gundO grAdo.
Microbes 2O.-El pueblo de Puerto
Rico, contEA Luis Colon , otTO, inffacoi6n
del artf,ulc S6S del c6diga penal.
Jueves 21.-El pueblo de Puerto Rico,
contra Luis Colon y otrO, iIf:acci6n del
artfculo 1877 del c6digo penal,
Viernes 22-El pueblo de Puerto Ri
co contra Gerardo Martinez seduction.
Martsu 26 Ell Pueblo de Puerto Rico,
contra Angel MRldonado, accmetimiento
, sgFeSi6n.
Microbes 27.-El pueblo de Puerto
Rico contra Rossndo Gomez, atentado
contra Is vida.
VieEnea % -El pueblo de Puerto Ri
co, contra CandeIariO RoblaEs e1cslamiento
~ primer gEadO
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-17

PARA cURAR UN REsFRIADo
EN- UN OLA tome 81 LAXATIVo BRoMo
QURnA 81 boticario le deyolverS el dlnero sino
Be cura. La hrma de 3 W. GROVE Sc hAlla en-
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1907-01-12
CUBAN PLoTTERs AT WORK.
Arms Are Struggled Into Island by
Oustcd Officeholders.

Rumors OF conspiracy against the
peace of Cuba are again rife in New
York City. Three persons mentioned
in connection with the plan again to
foment trouble in the island were Of
ficeholders in the Palma administra-
ton. two of whom are in New York
and the other in Europe.
According to these reports, arms
and ammunition have been shipped
clandestinely from New York
TO Cuba for possible future use. Some
OF these contraband articles, it is said
were buried near Mariel. not far from
Havana. This fact became known to
the American authorities, and COM
pany OF soldiers were sent to search
for the rifles and cartridges, which.
however, had been removed to another
hiding place.
II Is recalled by these reported ship
ments OF war supplies that there were
several such at different times from
this city to Cuba several months before
the outbreak of the recent revolution.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1907-01-12
FILES NEW CHARGES
LUMBER MAGNATE SAYS ROADS
WOULD BRIBE HIM.
Declares Two Attempts Have Been
Made to Steal Statistics He Had
Gathered for Use Against the Roads
Hartman Inquiry to- BE Renewed

Victor II. Beckman, secretary Of the
Pacific Coast Lumbermen's association,
who is actively engaged in an effort to
force the railroads to relieve the car
shortage in the northwest, Monday
asserted that attempts had been made
by railroad managers to bride him to
desist in his endeavors to force their
in Seattle had been broken open twice
recently, apparently in an effort to
procure statistics which he had been
gathering for months and which are
in the possession of no one else.
Mr.. Beckman held conference in
Chicago Monday with members Of the
interstate commerce commission to
place before them some OF the evil
dence which he will develop when the
commission goes to Seattle to investi-
gate the car shortage and lumber
rates.
Regarding the alleged attempt to
Sribe him. Beckman said:
mot very long ago an attorney for
the Northern Pacific railroad intimat-
ed that l could have most any position
i desired on that road, and when
told him that 1 did not want any, he
said:
what is yours? Most men have
their price, and / suppose you have
yours
II replied that my price was 40
cent rate for lumber from the Pacific
coast to the Missouri river. Later J..
M. Hannaford, of the Northern Pacific,
saw me and intimated that could get
a railroad job. l told him he was not
nearly so good at that sort of thing as
his attorney"
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1907-01-12

how; who measure other men by what
they are worth in dollars and cents, or
by whah they can accomplish without ref
erence to principle or conscience; but
schools and universities are not maintain
ed by the state to create such heartless
human engines of force and power. They
are maintained for the purpose of de-
veloping men who will be just and humane
as well as Intellectual and powerful. So
likewise our penal and charitable instttu-
tons are maintained, not only to restrain
unfortunate men and women and helpless
children, and to provide for their neces-
sary physical wants. but also, wherever
possible, to help them back to a lost es-
tate and to bestow upon them the charity
which is kind and suffereth much
have very recently visited the educa-
uonal and the penal and charitable insti-
tutionS maintained by the state, including
the soldiers home. which is under the
control OF special beard, and to me these
visits were filled with intense interest.
Nowhere else can one get so close 10 the
inEermoSt life and purpose OF the state
Here and there In the management OF
these institutions, / found mon and wom-
en- at the post OF duty and responsibility
doing the work before them with splendid
fidelity and efficiency. In some instances
they were hercically contending with diff
ficulties and embarrassments that are very
trying, but were pushing forward with
tact and courage.
Here and there found others who did
them all In all. l believe there is fairly
good order of ability and faithfulness en-
ployed in these institutions. The two
most prominent defects which are appar-
ent in their management are the follow
ing.
First. In practice there arc no sufvici-
emily clear and well defined limits as to
the scope within which given educa-
tional institution Is confined to its work.
AS result, there Is growing tendency
TO overlap and TO work at cross purposes:
a constant temptation on the part of one
TO enlarge it's plan so as to receive stu
dents, who more properly belong to the
other This condition should not exist
between institutions which belong alike
to the state, and which are maintained by
taxes imposed upon all the people
Each institution should be given strong
support I'm the work II is designed to do
and built up 10 the highest point OF eff
ficiency, but there should be a clearly
marked line fixing the limits within which
IL is to perform that work
am looking at the matter with perfec.
iupartiality and with desire 20 be just
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1907-01-12
MAY CAUSE ACUTE CRISIS.
Important Decision by Gar as to I'm
perial Defense

1t is stated at St Petersburg a most
important imperial decision has been
reached after several conferences at
the cars palace. BY 1t the car be-
comes personal president of the coun-
ell OF defense. and both the ministers
OF war and marine cease to have a
separate existence. Thus is separated
entirely the question of imperial de-
Tense from all branches of information
al policies. The effect OF the decision
Is to remove from the scope Of parlia-
ment authority to question political
courtsmartial. on which the mass Of
the people have deep feeling.
1t is expected the decision will cause
an acute crisis when the next parlia-
ment assemblies.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1907-01-12
Gov. Davidson Takes Hold.

Gov. James o. Davidson and other
state officers-elect of Wisconsin were
Indicted into office Monday The usual
inaugural ball was eliminated from
the program for the first time I'M many
years. The legislature will convene
Wednesday.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1907-01-12
Would Have Predecessors Pay
Back "Contingent Fund"
Into Treasury.
is REMARKABLE MESSAGE
Teens With Recommendation for Re-
form in Matters Of Laws and
Conduct of State In
stitutions.

Pierre, s. D., Jan. S.-By declaring In
his message to the Legislature today
his purpose to have two former gov
ernors prosecuted in civil actions to
compel them to cover into the state
treasury several thousand dollars
drawn by means Of alleged illegal un-
constitutional acts of past legislatures,
Governor Coe /. Crawford today Gre
ated a big sensation.
He Is the first 'insurgent governor
the state has ever had, and his inaug-
ural message is u remarkable state
paper in many respects. 1t teens with
socalled party progressiveness and ur-
gent calls for reforms.
Besides charging that governors
have taken sums of money since 1901
varying In amounts from $500 to $500
annually, by means of an illegal con
tingent fund.-" Governor Crawford
takes occasion to call attention In de-
cisive language to the alleged political
intrigue which is said to permeate state
institutions to their great detriment.
Is Himself Lawyer.
Governor Crawford Is one of the
states foremost lawyers and his declar-
alton that monies have been taken in
direct violation Of the state constitution
and can be recovered will have some
weight.
The two governors who served dur
ing the years since 1901 are Hon. G.
N. Herreid, of Eureka, 1904 and Hon.
S. II. Elrod, OF Clark. 1885, the latter
Just retiring.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1907-01-12

"Our towns and cities are push
ing forward. Everywhere one sees
an Astounding life and energy
which fear no obstacle. What Is
still better, the growth IN things
material is accompanied by a
growth in things spiritual, and we
find everywhere q deeper appre-
cation of the obligations of man
toward his fellow man, and a
growing demand for square deal
ing in the business and political
world. Also a demand for higher
and purer ideals in the admins
tration OF all institutions support
ed by the state"
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1907-01-12
MATTERS FOR CONSIDERATION

The governor who had one Of the biggest
fights in the west to get the office he now
holds. defeating the old machine under the
leadership of United States Senator Kilt
redge whose shoes he is being groomed to
fill after two more years, gives expression
to the following optimism:
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1907-01-12
Big Fire In Bangkok

The Chinese trading quarter in
Bangkok, Siam, has been devastated
by fire. The estimated loss is $1,000
o0o
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1907-01-12
PLATFORM PLEDGES.

A statute making the giving to or
, the using by a state officer OF free
, railroad pass or telephone or teie-
) graph frank a penal ofense.
: A statute to prevent corporate OF
) special interests lobbying IN secret
; or in other manner than by open
. and public oral, written or prln'e9s
; argument before public meetings oi
; legislative committees.
; A statute providing for state
wide primary.
; A statute compelling the accurate
; record and publication thereon OF All
; campaign contributions and the IN
} reference of public service corpor-
; atoms In the politics or the state
entirely eliminated.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1907-01-12

Sioux City Live Stock Market.
Mondays quotations on the Sioux
City live stock market follow: Butcher
steers, s4.eo@4.so. Top hogs, 1925.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1907-01-12
LAWS RECOMMENDED.

! Other laws urged by the governor
= provide for:
! The permanent and systematic
Improvement Of premises OF state
! institutions.
! Taking from the market the best
+ of the school lands and raising the
= minimum price per acre TO S2O.
! The preventing Of further COM
= bination of bidders on state printing
! and resulting exorbitant prices and
\ disgracefully poor WORK; II thousht
\ best by the establishment of state
\ plant.
\ The regulation Of the office of
\ clerk of the supreme court the only
= state office not regulated by law
\ and the incumbent Of which Is said
! to collect in fees the largest salary
+ in the state.
\ For the expenses of state officers
= in lieu OF the free passes and franks
= hitherto used by them but which
y will hereafter be forbidden.
\ The right of railroad employees to
y recover damages for injuries re-
\ ceived through the negligence or
! the railroad or fellow employees.
T. The same treatment of the small
= shipper that Is accorded the large
\ shipper.
b Connecting tracks where two or
y more railroads enter the same town.
J. The more equitable collection OF
y properties and other big corpora
\ lions pay taxes more commensurate
4 with the burden lad on the poor
T. man.
\ Haste in the building of perma-
= nent and safe capitol and as q
y means to this end the authorization
y Of the capitol commission to sell
y public lands half for cash and half
y on credit.
Il levy to enable the establish
y ment of a Irvine plant in the state
y pen.tentiary as already authorized.
+ Needed changes In the law for the
3 preservation of game and fish:
y Suitable buildings of ample size at
y the state fair grounds.
y The regulation Of the sinking OF
y artesian wells that the prod,gal
y waste Of water now going on may
y be prevented.
y Adequate appropriation for the
y maintenance of the national guard.
y For the construction, maintenance
y and supervision Of good roads.
+ MATTERS FOR CONSIDERATION.
y Without specifically recommend
\ ing legislation on the subjects, Gov
y ernor Crawford tells the legislators
y they Will be called upon to consider
+ the following:
J. Measures further regulating the
\ sale of intoxicating liquors; requir-
l. ing personal service in all actions
y ticing the art of healing to procure
\ a license: providing for the appoint
y ment of a fire warden, defining MS
T. duties and fixing his compensation,
\ to be paid by the fire insurance COM
y panies doing business in the state.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1907-01-12

Certainly" said Governor
Crawford, 1T Is your duty to
omit any such provision from the
appropriation acts of 1907 for the
expenses OF the governors office
or that of any other officer of the
state. We are coming to realize
that public funds are trust funds
and public officers are trustees.
No indirect and illegal misappro-
priation of such funds can be toll
Grated and there can be no distinc-
ton between officers in applying
the rule"
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1907-01-12
PLEDGES MUST BE KEPT

Governor Crawford declared platform
pledges must be kept and the loiio"ihs
laws enacted:
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1907-01-12
Platform pledges Mus. Be ker..

The dominant political party IN this state
which is entrusted with the responsibility
for It's government and each Of the Other
political organizations In the state, have.
by platform resolutions. emphatically de-
clared In favor of the enactment OF cer-
tain laws
These pledges must be redeemed by
thorough going and effective legs alton.
We could not 90 home and face our con-
sttuents as honest raen after all that he's
ccurred IN this state during the last three
ears, and be ohargeabie with having dis
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1907-11-07
First Oil Lamp
She Ever Used

Miss Livingstone, whose playing OF
the violin charmed the audience in the
Enterprise opera house during the en-
tertainment by the Wilbur Starr Con-
cert company, is recent addition to
the troupe, she taking the place of Mr..
Angers, who became ill Mr.. Angers is
as tall as Mr.. Starr is broad, and his
length is accentuated by his exceeding
thinness He is a fine violinist, but his
successor is also an artistic and fills his
place to the satisfaci ion of the other
members of the company al of the
audiences.
Miss Livingstone is native of Chica-
go and this is her first long trip away
from the big city. She is not used to
all the ways of life and living in small
towns. At the first hotel the company
stopped where oil lamps were used,
Miss Livingstone had to call for assist
ance to put out her lamp. 1t was the
first oil lamp she had ever used and she
did not know how to light it or put it
out
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1907-11-07

wards, e half sw and NV sw and sw
NV, sec 2, t s n, "A e. 5000.
A. f. Davis to Sam Litch, 2-7 inter
est in and to the ne sw, sec I6, t 2 8, +
"A e. 5000.
A. E. Davis to Sam Litch, half sw,
sec 2, 8, "A e. 5000.
F. D. McCully to E. F. Church, lot
8, blk 80, Bellevue add, Joseph, SIS.
J. H. Parrott to Eva NJ. Law, all OF
lot 10, blk A, Boyd's subdiv of blks 5,
and 8, Bank add TO Enterprise. $50.
Daniel Boyd to Eva M. Law, all OF
lot II, blk A, Boyd's subdiv blks 5, 7
and s, Bank add to Enterprise. $50.
U. s. R. r. to Jesse E. Tulley, hall
ne and n half Sc, sec 35, 4 Ii, 44e.
James NJ. Mitchell to James A. Funk.
&c, an undivided one-half of lot s, blk
20, Enterprise. Correction deed. ST.
U. S. Pat. to Joselyn g. Matheny,
lots and a, sec IS, and the lot num-
bered l, of sec 10, n, r As e.