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La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1907-10-25
Taos Euevo nsaco U $ A. vsrnes 2s De Oetubre, 1907

empleadas en- Ia capacidad ante di-
cha recibiran como compensation
one no exceda IS por dia, 10 que
Sc pagara del fondo de la corte. Tai
testlmonio no Sc tomara en- taqni.
grafia, pero tales declaraciones SO
tomaran directamente Segnn Sc den
en- una maquina escribir. Sera
lei deber del presidente del gran
jurado al concluirse la investiga-
cl6n en- eualquier causa, de entire
gar todas tales declaraciones al pro
curador de distrito.
Sec. %. Esta ley tomara efecto
J estara en- fuerza desde y despues
De sn adopcion y aprobacion y las
Secciones 1868, 1864, 1905, 1866,
2072, 1913, 1914, 1915, 1916 1917,
1918, 11l6, 1882, 1883. 1863 de
las Leyes Coinpiladas de 1897, y
todas otras leyes y parties do leyes
opuestas 4 esta por esta estan de-
rogadas; Preyiniendose, Que MIN
guna ofensa cometida, y ninguna
inulta, secuestro 8 penalidad incu-
rrida baIo las proyeucionos de las
leyes existentes hasta q tempo en-
que tome efecto esta ley, sera afvc-
tada por la derogacion de Ia misma
De tales leyes existentes, pero el
castigo dc tales ofensas J 81 recan-
do de tales multas y secuestros to-
maran lugar como en- Ia Icy dero-
gada 81 Ia lnisna hubiese permane-
cido en- fuerza.
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Sentida DefunCi6n
en- Ration, N. ri.
DONA DOLORITAS MARQUEE
De GAUNA, PASA "A Me-
JOR VIDA.

Por atonta esquela fdnebre que reciti
mos, nos informamos. que la respectable
apreciable sonora, Doha Doloritas Mar
quez de Gauna, esposa del Hon. Francis
co Gauna, fallcci6 en- 81 resideneia, cr
Ration, N. NJ, el dia l6 del coriente oc.
tubre, habiendo tcnido lugar los seryicios
fdnebres, en- la lglcsia Catolica de esc
lugar, al dia siguiente, 4 las 3p. NJ.
La fnada Dona Doloritas, era en- vida
lun modelo de virtudes, una madre carr
aosa y una esposa amablc y yirtuosa
eusos dotes que lc adornaban peieune
cllal robusto arbol, en- dondo hallaban Il.
nccesitados y afiiidos amparo y protee
ci6n, le yalieron la alta simpatia de To-
das las personas que en- vida tuyierol
OCCASION de habera traiado 3 cuya muer
te no ha sluo solahehte sehtlua On g
condado de Colfax, en- donde yiye la "a
milia Gauna, pefo cn varias parties del
Territorio, 10 ha sido 10 mismo tratdndo
Sc de tan digna Y Lumantaria sonora
cuyos corazoncs agradecidos No pucden
menos que lamentar talsefaraei6n &c en-
miembro it'll a la humanidad
La Revista, que simpatiza de coraz6n
con la familia Gauna, enyia por medic
de estas lineas su sincera condolcncia
nuestro amigo, Hon. Francisco Gauna 6
hij6s, deseandoles resolution en- tai des-
gracia, al Par que deseamos 4 Ia iinada
la paz olerna, que debcn de MERCER las
almas iustas.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1907-10-25

Don A. A. Cordova y ia@l#
tanbien partieron para store
Nc 4 fines de Ia semaua pssaa
para atender unas carreMs au
ballos, que deben haber tenia
gar On esta senAna, ca soFa.
senior Coraova g IN eApegto e9
dor dc eaballos.
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Defunci6n en- Monte Vista.

De Monte Vista, Colo. Sc nos
commica, que 81 dia l3 del actual,
falleci6 en- esa plaza y a las 2 y
media de Ia tarde, don lIigiuio
Martinez, de una penos enfarine-
dad interior, y dejando para Ia
mentar su muerte, 4 cinco hijos.
tres hombres Y dos mojeres, con
varios nietos y gran namero de
parientes.
FL tinado contaba al tempo de
su muerte, Ga amos de edad u era
muy queFido en- esa eon'unidad
por sns altos dotes que en- vida Il
adornaban. A sus hiios y dem
deudos les envia LA Reyista ST
sipcero pesame.
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Don Donaciano CordoYa + a
liza, De esta, partieron para i
dad, Colo. q martes, en dana
ran su nneya residsneia i0faa
termino escolar, Dc las eaeue
ese lngar y para Neior iac
de Ia educacion de sus Iilo
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Hon Samuel Esquibel, secret
rio de condado, despuds de hale
lido L yisitar sus intereses eli el
condado De Union, regres6 a eata
el martes en- Ia tarde.
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Don Lorenzo Truiillo yesposa Y
Felicitas sandoval & liia, Ia seao
rita Luz, despues d. IN paseo aa
tres semanas en- corrumpa, n NJ
arribaron I esta, su h ogar, 81 uas
ties.
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la suseripci6n 4 este peri6dica,
So puede pagar con prodactoa del
pals 8 lena Reeaerdenlo los que
adeudan por que este privilege
durara solamente an mes.
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Ahora viene VIM. Mexican, agentc de
Geo. Mallet y reclama Sc le rebaien
$4,000 dc exemption por 1907, y el Sc
cretaIio esta ordenado de notificar al le-
sorero de hacer tai rebaia.
(Condnuara en- el proximo n1mero.)
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1907-10-25

En- esta semana, partiran para
Denver, Colo, en- viaje de recreo,
Jose Montaner de "la Revistap IS
su esposa Mariquita N. dc Moa
taner.
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AcCidente E

Sc nos fepofta GNaIs
n. Mex qne 8 gvea
rela, tiio dc aon Jaaso
teriornente residsnte de
muntes. este ccndado. y 81
Gnedalupita. fue 7esin
fatal aceidente. disga ado
revolver eslihre 1
lae le preauio ana 1853 AstoN.
tinea Est9 sacedio q dis Is d
plesenie.
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Mrs. Magdalena 7. de Goarz,
de esta, parti6 q lunss para Mora.
de vista 1 sn senora madTe, doGa
Juanita TrujiIIo.
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Antonio NJ. M. Vigil Dc Ram
ehos de Taos y quien Sc hallabaeu
Resolis, Colo, arribd a Cd hogsr u
viernes ppdo.
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CASORIOS.


Por elegantes invitacioncs, que hemos
imprimido en- nuestros talleres de i'm
prcnta, podcmos cronicar el enlace ma
tgimonial dc los apreciablcs i6yenes, Eu-
logia Martinez con Bias A. Herrera, sien-
do el noyio hijo de Don Juan G. Herrera,
de Arroyo Seco, y la novia hiia dc Don
Antonio Ma. Martinez, de San Cristobal,
euyo enlace Sc veriGcara en- esta Parro-
qua de Taos, manana sdbado, y despu6s
del enlace tendra lugar una lucida rccep-
cion y bale en- casa del primero en- San
Cristobal
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Don Miguel As Tenorio, J a.
nilia, de esta, partieron para Mo-.
ra, N M dc vista 4 sus parientes
que tienen en- esa lugar, q lunes.
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pon Donaeiano San.istera8
teriormente residente ~
Aora dc Pagosa spria oo
halla en esta, desde a aeyss
J en- donde vino q veudef
piedad, que tenia eu ss
casa de residencia, Ia aaI
& editor Dc este periosse
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Debido al POGO eoasaus
dos los j. U. Is las earaa
cadas. ha hcelo cue "a este
hayan tepido buen preeia los
rregueros. de sn gauado a
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Don Jnan A. Chaves, de AFRO
70 seco, parti6 para YermeJo, n.
M. Il lunes.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1907-10-25

FL jovencito Eduardo Cordoya
fue lIeyado al Business College
Do Trinidad, Colo. Ia semana pa
aada, por su abuelito, don Juan
Santistevan.
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discurso que el Hon. Q. A. Larrazolo, di6
en- Ia Convention Commemorative de Co
rorado en- Albuquerque, 81 ala Q del CO.
rriente, cllya pieza oratoria es de las me-
jores que Sc han visto en- Nuevo Mexico.
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De Todas Parties.

La Corte de Distrito, en- Santa TO, SEN
tencl6 a Ricardo Alarid un ano de Pc
nitcnciaria, por asalto con arma mortife-
I'd. Sc le concedi6 nucyo juicio para la
Corte suprema, bajo fanza de $4,000.
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Dona Eleonor Montana do Tru
jillo, de esta, partid e lanes para
Mora, en- donde va 4 visitar Ii IA
miIia Dcnaciano Romero De eso
lugar.
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2 Local Y Personal, :
sooae eeeeeoeeeeooeeeooes

Antonio Areilano, dc San Luis,
Colo, tranz6 negocios en- Ia plaza, q
principles de senana.
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Desde este n1mero dc ia Reyista,
empezamos d publican, algunas de las
principales leyes de Nuevo Mexico pasa-
das en- la Ultima Legislature, por Greer
seran de alguna utilidad y provecho pa
"a "a mayoria de nuestros lcctores en- es-
te Territorio.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1907-10-25

De Trinidad, Colo, comunican, que cl
jueves pasado, Rosendo Ortiz, dc Agui-
lar, Colo 50 cay0 abaio las ruedas de su
caro- machucandose de tai manera su
cuerpo, que muri0 al momento.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1907-10-25

El proximo lunes, 9s de este, tambi6n
Sc verifcard en- esta Parroqua, q enlace
matrimonial, de la apreciable senorita
Eloiza Perea con Pedro Casaos, siendo Ia
novia hija adoptiva de Don Daniel Pa
checo Y esposa, y el noyio hiio de Don
Miguel Casaos del Ranchito. Despues
del enlace tambien Sc verifcard una lu-
cida reception y bale en- casa del pri-
nero.
Congratulamos 4 la nueva parcia y les
deseamos una etcrpa luna de miel.
En- Llano, tuvo lugar aver, cl cnlaee
matrimonial de Felipe Vigil de 50 amos
de edad, con Amalia Vigil, do 20 amos.
Ia Reyista, les desea felicidad larga
luna dc miel.
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reporte por el 3er. trimestre dc 1907, co
mo sigue:
Las siguientes tasaciones fueron colec
tadas. 4 saher.
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I'm PROYECTO PARA DEFI-
MIR Y CASTIGAR CIERTOS
CRIMENES, PARA REFOR
MAR Y DEROGAR CIER-
TAS PORClONES DE LAS
LEYES COMPILADAS DE
1897, REEERENTES A CRI.
MENES, Y PARA OTROS
FINES.
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En- q proAimo ndmoro publicaremos q
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TO ADVERTISERS

TO = ADVERTISERS
II you want to progress ia
business, and want the Mexican
patronage, you have TO adyer-
tise in this paper; has the lar
COST circulation in New Mexico.
We offer our post Office to verify
it.
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AhoFa yiere el resorefo pressnla sl
New-York tribune., 1907-01-14
ARREST MAILL4RD GIRL.
Young Woman Found Gagged IN
Park Charged srith Robbery.

Margaret Maillard. the young woman who was
found gagged and bound in Macombs Dam Park
couple OF nights ago. and told the police that
she had been set upon and robbed by four Ital-
fans, two of whom arrested later and held
on her Identification. was herself arrested early
yesterday morning charged with robbing a
house and held for further examination IN the
Westchester court
After the police had arrested the girl at her
home, No. 15T West 110th street. she was taken
10 the Highbridge station. Captain Liebers SAYS
she confessed TO several robberies and said she
had accomplice Herman A Theiler OF Chi
cago, whom she blames for her downfall She
admitted that all the stories she had told the
police which gained her so much publicity were
romances. She told the captain that she had an
engagement 10 meet Theiler at the Bowery and
Canal street last night Two detectives were
sent there. but Theiler failed TO appear The girl
was questioned again. and said that her accom-
piice was well known 10 waiter named Hogan.
In Bowery music hall The police were unable
10 ind him up 70 an early hour this morning
The girls arrest was brought about by a pio-
ture published IN newspaper. which was seen
by William C. Kelly, OF No. no East p6th street
he told Captain Liebers that he was sure It was
the picture. OF a woman who had snce worked
New-York tribune., 1907-01-14
FOR Il ONE FARE SERVICE.
Municipal ART Society Issues
Pamphlet on "Sub1cay Transit. .

One fare from the Battery to the northern
END OF the city line. TO Brooklyn and TO Queens
and over into New Jersey is the slogan OF the
c0iiiiiittee on plan Of the Municipal Art Society
"a pamphlet on Subway Transit" t1,st issuea
Sa1'ln Ioinktns is chairman OF this cor,,,,ttaa
me committee declares that the transnorta+,or
pI0Oienl OF New York City '1s simple when cor-
sioered from an Independent InunicInal st.r5
point ana that fl is complex 81 extensions :,
lines OF transit" F4 '4S present
IL Is also contended that 'the prov,+b 80 ,,
CITY Is now seriously impeded by a nri,e ta,,, -
ooieo transit system, operated an5 c~taSS-,
primarily Tor dividends and STOCK f,.aa+o - -
ttiat The evident intention OF the Tyte~J-S
eIo brooklyn Rapid Transit cor, NAMES a. o. 81
terminate Brooklyn lines on the eoSf ,td - -
Mahhattan and thus avoid raising no 80, "a "a
or transfers over north and sontb nFsss,ttt
hnes This policy is TO be Condemned - 'f-ti
ne future subway system" rhe no-,A,.e -
reads should be planned so as To Tnslte a, A-is' @
s.D.e 20 arnculate new routes with existing eys
TENS and in this way compel the present. sy
competition 1Hs OF tace
taroUgh the instrumentaiity or pine rsile-,as
s, such poncy viii finally result IN also br5nsins
IIo gas electrical and telephone Services oy re
10y 10y unoer municipal control The power OF tbe
10y 70 maintain control should be guarded hv
Hotislons Tor recovery on reasonable notica "a
" inserted IN every franchise grant. Such con-
New-York tribune., 1907-01-14
Art Exhibitions and Sales.
Messrs. Duveen Brothers :
wistntp announces
A Loan Exhibition
of Rare Chinese Porcelains
AT THEIR GALLERIEa
goa Fifth Avenue,
from Jan. 70 to Feb. "a.
Proceeds os Catalogues soit-wfu
Be Dorated Various New YORK. CtArttisA

The saloon Of Charles Carlisi Is at 18th street
and First avenue. According 10 Pe,rosfnt
Carlisi became the prey OF the Black Hand. and
for some time had been in correspondence with
members OF that society. receiving demands for
sums varying from 500 10 5000
Petrosini and his sleuths were set TO work
They thought that certain quartet which
gathered regularly in the back room OF the
saloon and spent hours IN conference knew
about the letters.
Late on Saturday night Petrosini and his forcs
made the descent the back room They went
to the door with weapons drawn and broke
down the door and overswed the four uen. The
men registered Donenico Brazef OF No %
East 18th street; Salvatore Carezare. OF NJ so
East 14th street: Yfncenzo Sparagaseo. & No
337 Fifth street and Salvatore Gresost AZ Ma
6O1 East 11th street Ths magistrate had tb1m
N f3o0 bail each tor xantnation to.6aH
New-York tribune., 1907-01-14
TWO OVERCOME AT FIRE.
Policeman and Saloonkeeper Smothered at
Williamsburg Blaze.

Two persons were overcome early yesterday
morning at a fire in the building occupied bv
Stephen Wallace. a saloonkeeper. at No. 267
Bedford avenue. Williamsburg. One was a po-
nceman. while the second was the owner OF the
house, who nearly perished in the flames The
fire was discovered by Wallace who going 10
the cellar TO investigate overcome.
Parolnan Rogers. OF the Bedford avenue STA
ton, turning IN an alarm, back 10 the
house, where he ives met by Detective Coneshy
and PatrolInen Holland and Goodale. They
broke open the door leading TO the cellar. Con-
eghy made his way through the smoke fned
halls into the cellar. where he found Wallace
and in his attempt 10 get him out was also over
come. 6oodale and Holland went TO the top
door and carried Mrs. Wallace and her child 20
the street, and then discovered that Coneghv
had not returned. They made several attempts
TO reach the cellar but were driven back each
time by the smoke. In the mean time the fire
men had arrived. They soon rescued Wallace
ana Coneshy. An ambulance surgeon revived
the men
New-York tribune., 1907-01-14

for him and disappeared after robbing his house.
The captains suspicious had already been
aroused against the girl. and her arrest fol-
lowed
According to Captain Liebers the woman also
confessed robbng the homes Of John Suss-
man. at No. 101 First avenue. Manhattan; Mrs
Donahue, at No > Sutton place, Brooklyn, and
Mrs Ahearn, at No. 43S West 152d street Man
haitian. She also told the captain that IL ne ar
rested Theiler he would find his rooms filled with
thousands OF dollars worth Of stolen property.
Detective Curran, who had shadowed the girl
ever since she was found bound in the park.
Saturday TO a furnished room house at No 149
Waverly Place. She went in and out several
times, acting mysterously, according 10 the de-
tective. and finally with several bun
dies and a suit case Curran followed her 10
the house in 10th street
AS q result OF Curran's investiga tions and the
information he had received. Captain Liebers
determined TO arrest the girl. He went TO the
10th street house. accompanied by the COM
plainant, who had recognized the picture The
by her former employer the captain says she
and clothing that is bel sved 70 have been stolen
was found in her rooa.
She told Captain Liebers that her real name
was Clara Bosse, and that before leaving good
home IN Chicago last Oetober. in company with
n. she had taken everything she could lay
her hands on, including some notes OF hand be-
longing 10 her father, which she was able TO
negotiate. She and the man went 80 Muncie
Ind, where she heard OF her mothers death,
and from there they ANA 20 this city
She puts all the blame for her misdeeds on her
companion who. she says. compelled her TO
steal, and beat her when she did not produce
left her unconscious In the streets Of Mount
Vernon because she would not agree TO a money
making scheme he had devised. She told the
eArtsia thai is m&s her saconapbos- rho lAtx har
New-York tribune., 1907-01-14
LECTURES AT De WITT CLINTON
Now Being Delivered in Auditorium of New
School Building.

One Of the features CT the building Of the
De Witt Clinton High School. in 5sth street and
Tenth avenue. recently dedicated is the auditorium
decorated with mural paintings by Turner. The
department Of public lectures cf the Board Of
Education has begun series OF public lectures Ia
this auditorium. and on Monday and THURSDAY
evenings during the Writer special lectures lit
eEaturs and music will given.
This evening Dr.: Henry g. Hanchett will con-
tinue MS OF eight analytical piano -ecitais
'-Stude. in Musical Art" with a description OF
the Devices Of Composition" treating IN turn OF
voices references, tune and realism. Thezs re-
eitals will continue Mondays throughout Jenuary
and February. On Thursday evenings DR.. Fed
erick H Sykes. OF Teachers College. is giving q
course OF twenty-eight lectures The English
Literature Of the Nineteenth Century.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-14

ditions might in anticipation of early recovery
contain stpulations for indemnity TO be paid by
the city
THE interests of bona 6de investors in securi-
ties of public service corporations is Identical
with the interest of the public in this matter
Both are in need Of protection against The pTeda-
tory schemes of speculative promoters who de-
sire long term franchises. which they can ex-
plot both TO the disadvantage of their stock
holders and the public. Conversely municipal
control would prove injurious only 10 this specu-
lar c,aS Of
New-York tribune., 1907-01-14
RAID ALLEGED BLACK HAND GANG.
Petrosini and His Squad Capture -Four Men
in Back Room of Saloon.

All the dramatic possibilities OF a wild and
wooIy Western tale OF desperadoes bearded IN
their den Were present when Detective Sergeant
Pstrosini Of the Black Hand squad. and half
the members Of that body descended on a
saloon in First avenue late on Saturday night
With drawn revoivers they captured four men
who. they thought were members Of = Black
Hand socisfYs
New-York tribune., 1907-01-14

bound and gagged in the park Friday night
end that the scheme was to shake down.
Italians who might be arrested and accused OF
the crime.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1907-11-22

When the new Academy of Music
in Brooklyn is finished it will be the
most notable example of polychro-
matte architecture on this side Of the
ocean. The use OF bright colors Is
common in Italy, but it has not ap-
pealed to American architects, or pos.
sibly to American patrons of architec-
ture. There are few examples Of
the use OF colored tiles In building,
says the Youths Companion, but none
where color has been employed SO ex-
tensively as in the facade Of the new
building in Brooklyn. The prevailing
color to be used here Is cream In DIFF
ferent shades. This will be varied
slightly on the first story. The Sec
ond division of the front will be cross
ed by bands Of decoration In green and
burnt sienna. and the wide cornice
will contain blue, red. yellow and 81
enna. The life-sized lions heads, for
instance. in the cornice, will be a
tawny yellow with bright red tongues
hanging out. II the experiment made
on this great public hall is successful
more such buildings will probably be
erected.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1907-11-22
To Build Large Oestroyers.

Plans and specifications have 70
Gently been completed by the navy do
partment for five new torpedo boat de.
stroyers authorized by the last con.
gress. These new torpedo boat de-
stroyers will be OF about IS knots
speed and 700 tons displacement. The
plans call for vessels considerably
larger than those Of similar type now
in service. The largest Of the pres
ent destroyers displaces but 433 tons.
and Is 248 feet long. Bidders will be
given the privilege OF submitting est.
mates on boats with oil burning ap-
paratus for generating steam. recip.
rocating and turbine steam engines.
and internal combustion engines.
These items were never before in
cluded in bids for boats of this class,
but owing to the successful results
from oil burning engines it is prob
able that within the near future all the
new vessels will be equipped with
such apparatus. Great care Is being
taken by the navy department to
send out circulars and other informa-
ton concerning destroyers and new
battleships only to such concerns as
have the facilities for filling contracts
for the vessels II awarded to them.
This secrecy, says Technical World
Magazine. is in accordance with Sec
retary Metcalfs recent orders and is
ing detailed information of new naval
construction falling into the hands
of foreign governments.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1907-11-22

ly, here are two gold rings, exactly
alike. except for size. For my sake,
wear them always from now on in
memory Of this day and Of your low
ing Katy"
That was the crowning moment
as Katy handed over the gold rings.
and her father and Uncle Billy ac-
cepted them and found that they
would fit.
Il think" said Tom Holt to Katy,
that we can afford to send you back
to school again"
Yes" said Uncle Billy, to college
too"
Thank you dears, would like to
learn some more"
But" added Uncle Billy, ut must
be with the agreement that you must
come home to help us celebrate
Thanksgiving every year"
1T is CO." said Katy, in true min.
er fashion, as she extended one hand
to her father and the other to Uncle
Billy.-David H. Walker in San San
cisco Chronicle.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1907-11-22

Although . vain. bronze turkey
rustled his gorgeous feathers in q
corral. and there was a box of cram
berries and some raisins and other
"fxings" which showed preparation
for Thanksgiving dinner. Katy Holt
grew thoughtful every time that
Thanksgiving was mentioned She had
a large scheme on hand that needed
tact. courage and good luck to carry
1t through.
Tom Holt, her father, was a gener-
GUS man. hospitable, friendly and
square, but his temper was violent
and fashy. One year ago. when
Thanksgiving was drawing near. VIII
liam Holt. her fathers only brother.
had been her fathers partner In the
Red Dog gold mine In some way a
quarrel. the first Of their lives, had
arisen between the two brothers. They
did not eat their Thanksgiving din
ner together. but went angrily apart