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The oasis., 1907-04-27

lOuo up bO Iuc Cdiup NlIH llc ln- tention of requesS ing drink of water, and asking for information about Rock station, quite long ride away, for 1 desired Go know whether 1 would meet anyone or
 not, there being nobody who stopped there except the mail rider once or twice week. Should 1 not find anybody there, l still had ride of fifteen miles to Sunset Crossing, where there was d Mormon camp.
 rode up to the camp. There was man standing by the fire play ing an accordion, and there was a woman standing close by him, looking like statue. While the surroundings seemed strange, 1 did not forget my mission to ask for drink of water. To my great sur prise, received no reply; but the man still played the accordion. { Instead of a response to my re- quest for a drink of water, there were four guns showed in my face (six-shooters and shot-guns) by people l hadn't seen before. The men commenced talking to me in Spanish--a language 1 didn't un- derstand at that time, telling me to "alzar Jos manos," the meaning of which 1 did not then know. That was one time when 1 was thor oughly dazed. 1 couldn't realize that l was robbed or held up. l couldn't help but think that sud- ] denly 1 had gone insane. l paid
 very little attention to the robbers, but looked at the queer outfit sur rounding them; four big American horses; light car on wheels, fitted up like a little palace, with stove and kitchen; three or four fine hounds of different breeds, fastened to the vehicle; and man playing some kind of d tune on an accor- dion, with a beautiful woman standing by the side of him look ing almost like marble Knowing very few words of Spanish, l asked, "Que qtierea2" To my great relief one of them said in English, "We are robbers; we want money. Get off that mule" While l did't appreciate being robbed, it was a decided relief to know that they were robbers and that 1 was not crazy. 1 didn't believe for d minute that they could travel with that kind of an outfit and be rob bers. After l got off three of them kept me we'll covered with their guns full cooked. One of them was instructed to scare h my person. In the first pocket he went into he found $250.00-the money Billy Buffon gave me for travelling eX- penses. They asked me if had d watch. 1 had nope. They re- moved the saddle from the mule, took off the bridle and the cdntinas, along with the six-shooter which was strapped down, leaving the mule standing with the blankets and halter only. They then marched me something over 100 wards out on the flat with the evi dent intention of shooting me, and if anybody has had the experience of being marched out to be shot and not shot, l had it. 1 really believe that my coolness and indif- ference in the matter were all that saved me; not that 1 was not scared, but the matter was too ser ious for me to entertain fright . hont tho tipoa yaS tn ba shot
The oasis., 1907-04-27

Rohbo III
 that pool, in the interests of which
 l was going and who furnished the
 funds for my journey, were five prominent people, well known at one time in Arizona, but now, l believe, all dead: Hiram Stevens, candidate for delegate to congress, William Buffon, candidate for an important office (what office 1 do not now recollect). E. J. Cook, can didate for county treasurer. Will liam Wilkinson, candidate for county recorder, and Ed. Bowers, candidate for sheriff My trip was to include the Little Colorado river, the Mormon settlement, Camp Apache, St. Johns and Springerville The next day all the arrangements were made whereby 1 was armed with letters of credit. letters of introduction and all kinds of election material, besides funds. The following morning, bright and early, 1 started. While around town the night before, in Prescott, l was importuned by my friends not to make the trip (knowledge of it having got out), and all kinds of inducements were held out to me by friends of Behan and myself not to go. l went just the same. The first day 1 arrived at Camp Verde and stopped at the suffers store. The next day I took the road to the Little Cobra do river by way of Beaver creek and Wales Arnold's ranch on Bea- yer creek, and camped at Jacobs wells in the Mogollon mountains under a pine tree adjacent to the camp of settler who had just come into that country with his wife The next morning at day light 1 started out for the Little Col orado, passing Pine springs, and ex- pected to reach Jaycox's tanks, a twenty-five or thirty mile ride. Up to this time had been suspic- ious of a hold-up from the Prescott country and of being cut off, but after l got on top of the Divide and saw plainly that there was very little travel over the road, and that there were no fresh tracks ahead of me, 1 concluded that there was no danger from behind, as l was ahead, and nobody could catch up with me; therefore, as my six shooter was hurting me riding along and jolting, 1 removed it from my side and put it in the holster ill the eantinas on the pom mel of the saddle. Being afraid it might jolt olt and that 1 might lose it, 1 buckled 1t down. That act of removing the six-shooter believe saved my life. 1 was then, l thought, within ten ol fifteen miles of Jaycox's tanks, in the vicinity of which l arrived ir due time. From the road 1 saw a camp fire over the cedars some l thing like half Il mile away, which satisfied me that had arrived al Jaycox tanks. 1 was unfamiliar with the country. Turned througf the cedar thicket and made di
 rect line for the camp where l saw the smoke. After riding through the thicket and coming to space in close proximity to the camp, my mule stopped for T moment. II plain view some 300 yards ahead of me was the camp. 1 saw fou
 large American horses standin! nartiv hifchad ta a vehiplp (ratha
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-15
De AJARDO

El seiior Luis de Cells Alquier
hace con>tar 10 siguiente:
70 Que no forma nj ha for.
mado parte jamas, de ninguna So
ciedad comercial nj de ning1n otro
genero titulada L. de Cells y ca
2? Que solo tienen derecho {
usar ST. frma legalmente don Ra-
mon Mendez Cardona como socio
principal de la Sociedad Agricola
Mendez y Cells, de la cual forma
parte, y dofia Providencla Perez y
Sanchez, su esposa, que tiene 20.
der generalisimo, y tan efcaz CO.
mo necesario, sea para usarlo co.
mo bien le parezca.
Lo cual Sc hace p6blico para
conocimiento general.
Fajardo, agosto 9 de 1907.
5-3 $. Luis de Cells Aigatey.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-15
DESDE PAT|LLAS
Postes del te1efono en-
NAL esta do, entire va
bucoa y Arroyo.
HOSPITAL MUNICIPAL
Carretera entire este pueblo
y Maunabo. .-Malfsimo
servicio telef6nico.

Agosto I3.-Los postes de! te
lefono, en- Ia lfnea de Arroyo q va
bucoa, estan en- muy NAL estado J
algunos Sc han tronchado. Este
consiste en- que la m 1dera empIea.
da es clase inferior.
Ell servicio de telefonos en-.
tire este pueblo y Yabucoa es hartc
dehciente. Muchas veces hemos te.
f1ido que hablar con alguna persona
de aquel pueblo y Sc nos ha ago
tado la paciencia esperanto que el
empleado responda.
Se nos asegura que esta Gef-
clencia obedece a que el telefono
esta servido por ell telegrafsta y
este empleado tiene mucho servicio
en- su ofcina; pero nosotros cree mos
que el p1blico tiene derecho q que
Sc lie sirva con prontitud y esmero,
y 81 ell telegrafsta no pue le atet der
este negociado, Sc deb. utilizar la
ofcina de correos, donde estaria
atendido debidamente.
-Avanzan mucho los trabaios
de la carretera entire este pueblo y
Maunabo, y Sc nos asegura que ha
de resultar muy economical esta I'm
portante obra.
Sc estan hacienda los cimien
tos del hospital municipal y segu-
ramente 81 pr6ximo domingo sera
colocada la epiedra angular.s Este
acto revestira alguna solemnidad.
coRRESPONsAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-15
NOTICIAS De PONCE
Pescadores desaparecdos -Robos de cabalos-xCocoas
de regreso.-Sesi6n municipal. -Nuevo itinerario
de correos.-Guarda Nacional.

Agosto 49, En- la tarde de
sabado salierou tres pescadores mai
afuera, no habiendo aparecido. En-
la tarde de aver salieron tres botes
por distintas puntos en- su busca.
-Desde hace algunos dias vie
men sucediendose algunos robos de
caballos en- el barrio de Machuelo
arribi, sin que puedan ser habidos
los cuatreros. La Ultima vfctima
de estos robos ha sido el vecinc
de aqnel barrio don Feliciano Lugo
Hoy Sc han sacri6cado 8 re
ses con lin total de 2,o52 libras, ex
pendidas q "a y 36 centavos kilo, &
las primeras horas de la maiiana.
-Nuestro amigo el popula,
Domingo Cruz, Sc encuentra de re
greso de la excursion que hiciera &
varios pueblos de la isla, quedando
muv agradecido de las deferencias
que recibiera tn los pueblos de Co
merfo Bavam6n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-15
(fftit0 y AhOIro Pon(e1o

A los imbonentes s06ye H6yetas
de ah0ryo. --Habiendo muchas IL
bretas que no tienen inscritos los
iutereses correspondence al primer
semestre de 1907, Sc ruega a los
duefios de las mismas, Sc sirvan
presentarlas, en- estas o6cinas, al
empleado correspondence, q fin de
poder llenar ese requis to- Ponce,
julio 1o de roo7.--El Presidente,
x. MAR1ANI. 3o.-I4. S.
I'll aprovechado joven en- Ell
arte musical Carlos Colon, ingresa-
ra en- la banda de m1sica de la po-
licia inSular.
-Anoche celebr6 session Ell
ayuntamiento, ratificandose en- to-
das sus parties los trabajos realiza-
dos por la comisi6u que fue a San
Juan a tratar sobre 81 emprestito.
En- breve dara a conocer la
o6cina de correos de esta ciudad
Tin nuevo itinerario de la salida de
correos, consistente en- despachar
dos trenes diarios por la aAmerican
Railrosd Company.D
La Corte de Distrito ha de
clarado roto ell vfnculo matrimonial
eutre don Ricardo Cordero y dofia
Sixta Colon, por demanda de di
vorcio presentada por estos.
En- la msfiana de hoy ha
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-15

tornado a s1 cargo el mando de /,
policia insular de esta ciudad el ca
pitan de la misma, sefior Fernan
dez Mater.
81 captain Lopez Diaz pasa 4
Arecibo.
-Setecientos setenta y tres i'm.
ponentes depositarou el sabado, en-
el sCredito y Ahorro Poncefios, Ia
suma de 3.o82 dollars sc centavos.
Ell sargento Areizaga y cabo
Casanova, han formulado denuncia,
ante ell Tribunal correspondence,
contra Ramon Rodriguez, q quien
Sc acusa de haber cometido el delito
de violaci6n.
HEMOS VISTO Tin album
dc P0sfaieS en- el Bazaar Otero que
coudene una rica collection de las
ultimas creaciones artfsticas. Las
hay humorfsticas, de flores, con re-
tratos de artistas etc., desde : CEN
tavos una en- adelante.
Tambien denuncian 4 OLYMPIA
Torres, quien, see1n el parte de los
citados agentes, fue Ia intermedia.
ria en- el asunto de- referencia.
Ell juicio Sc vera en- breve en-
la Corte de Distrito.
-Contin1a la Guardia nacio.
nal practicando ejercicios q la hora
y en- el sitio de costumbre.
--Ha sido denunciado Ernesto
Castro, por escalamiento en- segun-
DO grado.
Aver predico el aHombre
DiosD ante gran nnmero de campe.
sinos en- Ell barrio de la Marina.
-Ha tornado puerto el vapor
'Massapecquao procedente. de New
Orleans.
-El vapor rMiguel M. PM
los' cargo en- este puerto IFS sa-
COS de cafe, con 34.7l6 libras con
iestino q la Habana.
Sc estan llevando q cabo los
ensayos para la velada que veri6-
cara en- el teatro aLa Perlas la Fede-
racion Libre, con objeto de cele-
brar ell aLabor Dayn.
Aver no Sc registr6 min.
gun nacimiento. Hubo tres de.
funciones: Salvador Morales, Juan
Tomas, y Eusebia Garcia y Mon
talvo.
Col RESPoNSAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-15
a VISo

Estardo auu vacautes, las Is.
c1elas rurales de les Barrio de ada.
guaoo y aJuan Martins, la prime
ra situada en- la carretera que con.
duce de Fajardo q Naguabo, y Ia
segunda en- la carretera que condu.
ce de Fajardo A Luquillo, Sc pons
en- conocimiento del profesoradc
para que los que quieran aspirar
elias envien sus solicitudes 4 Ia Iun,
ia Escolar de este pueblo hasta E,
dia 30 del corriente mes. Fsjardt
P. R. agosto 10 Ioo7.-JoRGE BrRr
ARIAs. as,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-15
DESDE ML6NlBO
CONSTRUCTION de carre-
terra. Cofnerciantes
denunciados.
FIESTA PROTEsTANTE
N pan y Ia carne.-Para| el
pueblo de Fajardo. Las
obras del nuevo hospital.

Agosto II. En- la pasada Sc
mana Sc di6 principle los trabajos
de la carretera que de este pueblo
condude a Patillas, en- la que hay
cincuenta hombres ocupados, nd
nero que seguramen,e sera aumen.
tado.
Ell policia Carlos Segarra,
encargado de este puesto por ausen-
cia del cabo Purcell, ha denunciado
a algunos comerciantes por vender
articulos Ell NAL estado, los que
has sido ocupados y lnandados que.
mar.
-Durante la anterior semana
el pan Sc vepdi6 q dos centavos el
el bol!o, que antes costaba q cuatro,
q causa de una pequefia competen-
ella entablada por Fermfn Velaz-
quez; pero no creo que ese precio
dure mucho tempo, 10 que es de
lamentar, pues con clio Sc beneficial
ria la clase pobre, que no todos los
dias puede conner pan.
Y la carne lcuando bajara del
preclo de 80 y "a centavos kilo?
En- pasados dfas march6 pa
ra Fajardo, pueblo de nuestras sim
patias, el joven don Enrique Dis
dier, q ocupar >un puesto como
dependiente en- la importante casa
comercial de los seiiores Aboy, vi
dal y Comp.
Ell domingo por la noche tu
vo efecto en- el templo protestante
de este pueblo una fiesta la que
crefmos fuera religiosa, toda vez
que era en- un lugar consagrado a
Dios; pero, segdu nos informau, Sc
prodigaron aplausos a los que en-
prosa 8 verso hicieron uso de la pa
labra y a su termination la concu-
rencia fue obsequisda con dulces.
iEl temple de Dios convertible
en- temple de Thalia
-Pronto Sc dara principle a las
obras del hospital, legado por don
Jose Maria Ortiz en- SD testamonto,
el que suma falta esta hacienda.
CoRREsPONsAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-15
JU|C|OS PjR JURIDDS
En- la Corte del Distrito
judicial de San Juan.
Secci6n segunda.
PRIMER TERMINO
Dfas senalados en- el m g de
Septiembre pr6ximo para
celebrar dichos juicios.

Septiembre I2.-M Pueblo de
Puerto Rico contra Nicomedes L6-
PEE, homicide voluntario; contra
Manuel Lugo, perjurio.
Septiembre I3.-Contra Ave
limo c'rri6n, perjurio; contra Ven
tura Martinez abuse de confanza;
contra Juan Lopez (a) Pipeta, e.
calamiento.
Septiembre ID. Contra Pedro
Nieves Lebr6n, ataque para come.
ter homicidio.
Septiembre r6.-Contra Ra.
mon y Francisco Garcf, y Felipe
candelario, hurto mayor; contra
Ruperto Rivera Vazquez, ataque
para cometer homicide.
Ssptienibre 17.-Contra Jes6s
Santos Vazquez y Valois Santos
Marrerc, homicidio voluntario.
Septiembre IS. -Contra NJ
c'las Rodriguez Seduction; contra
Rusebio Prats y Manzado, false
dad; contra Alfonso Morales. es.
calamiento.
Septiembre Ie.-Contra Fran
cisco CaHtre, violaci6n |; contra
Etanislao Marcano y Juan Rodri-
cuez Feliciano. e:calamiento
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-15
IN M0nUnENI0
Erigido en- Roma 4 la
meneria de S. S. 'el
Papa Leon XIII.
GRAN ORRa De ARTE
Mide nueve metros de alto,
por cinco de ancho. Her.
mosas inscripciones.

Dicen de Roma que los resto
de Leon XIII scran trasladadc
desde Ia basflica de San Pedro q ]
de San Juan de Letran dentro d
POGO. Acaso el dfa 30, aniyersari
de Ia muerte de aquel. FL ministr'
del Interior ha dado va las 6rdene
oportnnas para que Sc refuerce col
tropas de provincias el contingent
encargado del 6rden pdblico en- Il
ceremonia de la traslaci6n.
Va ha sido inaugurado en- SAT-
Juan, aunque privadamente, e,
magnifco monumento erigido q Ia
memuria de Leon XIII. A YER
10 han sido invitados exprofeso
algunos artistas y periodistas. Is
Ia mejor obra del insigne escultor
Tadolini; mide nueve metros de
alto por cinco de ancho, y elevase
frente al mausoleo de Inocente III
en- Ia arcadia derecha del abside,
cerca del coro.
En- el centro del basamento
hay una puerta de bronco con ar
tisticos adornos y el escudo ponti-
ficio, tambien de bronco. Sobre Ia
puerta, y un POGO encima de las
inscripciones sLeoni XIIIs-Cardi.
males ab co creatiD, vese un sarc6fa-
60 de marmol verde, decorado con
bronces y destinado q sostener el
feretro del Pontf6ce, y a cada lado
del sarc6fago una estatua; la Iglesia,
con expression afigida, y un obrelo
con insigntas de peregrino y en- ac-
titud de ofrecer rn rosario al Papa
de la famosa enciclica sRerum no.
varum.s sAd patrern fill ex omni
regioni veneraturi conveniunts Sc
lee debajo de la estatua en- recuerdo
de las numerosas peregrinaciones de
todo el orbe hechas 4 Roma durante
el ponti6cado de Leon XIII.
En- la parte superior del sar-
c6tago, sobre un basamento de
marmel amarillo, Ia escultura del
muerto en- actitud de bendecir q la
muchedumbre.
Lo mismo las parties que el
conjunto del monumento impresio
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-15

GRAN HOteIieStluIlnt 1NGLATFRRA"
HOTEL De PRIMER ORDEN
Tetuan 10 y 12'-CruZ z y Fortaleza21

Cnstruda expessmen para Hotel Cpacidad para pasros
sac6n mas cenca Vstas la bahia Las cles de Teudn Cruz
Fortaleza mas fsco venado de capital 81 comedor de
or las Anas Tene deparamentos Independence as De
de de Agosto ademss del po antique de las comds stema
americana gusto del pasero Tn de cauaes de uo ntepes
ductOs peOs su los dmAs HOtee se haceu abOuOa
manales
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-15

nan por su delicadeza, amplitud y
armonfa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-15
DENT1STA
eEAFEAInE
SE " ENOE

Una casa de MADEIRA de dos pisos,
situada en- Caguas. calle de Acosta.
Para irformes dirigirse 4 R, T. Pon-
te, ApsStado ~ 7Il, San Iuar, ?, b
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-15
SEVENDE

Una caldera multibular de 10 pies
de largo por 6 de anchO, con "a tubos
de 4 pulgadas y solo dos cosechas de
uso.
Una maquina horizontal, compile.
ta, con dos clasi6cadores. capaz pars
moler 1000 galones de guarapo en- /,
hous.--Para 'niormes, dirfisnse { !.
PEazRo, FsisTdO, tmA
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-01
FOUR cows SAID TO
 HAVE BEEN STOLEN
White Man Under Arrest For Feloni- Ously PuFl0lning Three of The
 BOVlneO,

 Three charges. of grand larceny each one having reference to the theft of COW, are docketed against J. F.. Hutchinson at police headquarters. and will be disposed of this afternoon in the Recorders court. Hutchinson is a white man 25 years of age He was arrested by Special Officers Murrell and Lon Taylor early Tuesday morn ing.
 cow from New Town. belonging to Kate Merriweather a negress: of appropriat- ing a COW belonging to T. B. Tusker. of no Early Street. and of taking from the premises of J. M. Parker. of Clover dale. a like animal of usefulness and value.
 Another alleged COW theft was also made yesterday. Bicycle Policeman Evans and Loe made the capture of Alfred Mason. a negro resident of Chiffon, under rather strange circum- stances
 The negro is alleged to have stolen a COW from woman residing near his house. and to have offered the animal for sale for $S. Mrs. Under wood. a resident of Chiltsn. upon be- ing made a proposition. offered the negro $7 for the animal, and secured 1t. She told Mason to come back at night for the money.
 In the meantime. however. the report of Mason's strange doings was sent to police hearQuarters. and the bicycle policemen were sent to make the cap ture. When they found the defen- dant. he was ensconsed behind bundle of clothes placed under a bed in the negro's dwelling, and from this he was pulled out to receive trial. Later in the day he was turned over to Constable George Lamar. and locked up in the County Jail.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-01
News of Troy.

Troy, July 31.-(Special. )-This morning at o'clock at the residence of MT. Ed Clowers on North Three Notch Street, occurred the funeral of Mrs. Frank Reddock, whose remains were brought here yesterday from Camp bellton, Fla. The services were con- ducted by Rev. L. H. Bowles and the interment took place in Oakwood Gem etery.
 The baseball team from Blakely is in Troy to play a series of three games against the Troy team. On account of the heavy rain yesterday afternoon preventing the first game from being played. a double header will be played this afternoon.
 Deputy Marshal A. J, Collier brought to Troy this morning from Sago, this county. w. Brooks, whom he arrested on a warrant charging him with carrying on the business of 2 re- tail liquor dealer without having first paid the special tax as required by law He was arraigned before United States Commissioner c. s, Tutwiler and bound over under $200 bond to await the action of the next Federal grand jury.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-01
Can't Get n Quorum.

A third special meeting of the city council on sidewalk improvement went under today on account of the absence of a quorum. and lack of interest is becoming more than noticeable. Three members of the council, Aessrs. Lyons. Norville and Francis ~nge are out Of the city. but there are two more than enough members here to make meet ing.
 Mobile needs attention regarding its sidewalks. and the people are anxious to have this new venture. whatever 1t may be. thrashed out and carried out. The first meeting for this purpose was called for last Monday night .and Messrs. Craft. Faith and Kaver were present. Of course. nothing was done. and another special meeting was call ed for the following night. when Messrs. Craft, Tacon. Smith and Hale were on hand One of these gentlemen adjourned this meetinC and the third meeting was called for this morning at II o'clock. when 1t was thought the change of time of meeti would have its effect.
 It was the same thing today, only three present, Messrs. Hale. Smith and Tacon. It would take the number that were on hand Wery time. together 10 make a quorum, as 1t takes ten. It IS not known how a meeting will be se- cured. unless warrants are issued. Ihls idea has been suggested.
 Remodeling Kitchen.
 Extensive improvements are being
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-01
CASE UNDER ADvIsEMENr.
Final Hearing on Petition to Set Asid
 Railway Sale.

Railway Sale.
 Cleveland, O., July 31.-When the final hearing on the petition to set aside the sale of the Toledo Belt Line Railway to J. F. Morgan on the ground of conspiracy, came up before United States Judge Robert w. Taylor here today, attorneys for the complainants made the statement that he road was sold to J. P. Morgan in an effort to defraud creditors, and that MT. Mor- gan got possession of the property at a very low price. When this state ment was made MT. Morgan's attorneys jumped to his feet and exclaimed, Morgan will turn back the railway to its original owners for the price he paid. plus interest. and call the deal off if any one in this court has the audacity to say that We procured the property other than on honorable lines"
 After hearing the arguments, Judge Taylor took the case under advisement and will render a decision soon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-01

the ropes with several hard swings.' Nelson tottered about the ring help lessly. Britt went at his man like maniac and almost sent Nelson through the ropes with . right flush to the jaw. tho gong rang at this stage and saved Nelson from . certain knock out. Nelson went to his corner vom. iting and Britt was given the decision at the end of the round.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-01
INSPECTING COAST LINE.

Railroad Commissioner Visiting Depot and
 Terminal Facilities.
 The members of the Railroad Commission left yesterday morning on a tour of inspec- ton of the lines of the Atlantic Coast Line in this State. The tour will probably be concluded Saturday.
 This inspection will apply only to 'depots terminals. etc. of the lines and will not in- clude roadbed conditions.
 The party included the msmbeus of the Commission. Superintendent s. B. Bennett General Superintendent Riddle and Train Master Bowdoin. of the Coast Line. The party travelled on two special cars furnish ed by the railroad.