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Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-21


LONG BEACH. Feb. 2O.-There
promises to be large attendance at
the mass meeting i'm the tabernacle,
Third street and Locust avenue, Mon
day night. when a vote will be taken
as to whether It Is wise to call an elec-
tion on the question of a 100000 bond
issue for a new high school building.
At u meeting held two weeks ago and
attended by about 100 citizens u reso-
luton was adopted asking the board
of school trustees to call such an cleo
ton
Since that time, however, many have
expressed the opinion that it would
be unwise to submit such proposition
at this time.
There are many other matters of
civic advancement and improvement
which must be attended to in the near
future, and if 1t is decided that any
issue of bonds to alleviate the present
crowded condition of the schools is ad-
visable it is likely that only a small
amount will be voted on. This money
will be used, not for the erection of a
new building, but for making certain
additions and improvements in the
present structures.
at the meeting next Monday night
there will be given a clear statement
of the conditions and needs of the
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-21
SANTA MONICA
NEARS ELECTION
Makes Plans for Holding First Muniei-
pal Election Under Freeholders'
Charter on the First Mon-
day in April
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald
SANTA MONICA, Feb. 2O-Arrange-
ments for holding the cltys first mu-
nicipal election under the provisions of
the newly framed freeholders' charter
were made public today after being
favorably passed upon by the board
of city trustees. The election will be
held on Monday, April 1, when the
voters will elect officers as follows:
A mayor, city clerk, city treasurer,
city assessor and five members to con-
stitute the board Of education. one
member to the city council Will be
elected in each ward.
The precincts will be in charge of
the following appointed election offi-
cials:
Precinct No. 1, polling place, engine
houses Main near Hill street; inspec-
tors r. w. Ross and Jacob Balez;
judges, ]. p. Schofield and Thomas
Menzies; clerks, T.. j. Ellington and
G. X. Towt; ballot clerks, j. A. Morton
and r. NJ Risk.
Precinct No. 2, polling place engine
house corner Lake and Sands streets:
inspectors, f. N. Taylor and w. NJ.
Hostetter; judges, T.. j. Crawford and
II. w. Frcntress; clerks, f. e. Stock
we'll and L. w. Castle; ballot clerks,
G.. A. Henderson and G. C. Heath
Precinct NO. g. polling place la
Strand street; inspectors. II. Brice and
II. Heap; judges, NJ. X. Weaver and
j. =. Sheets; clerks, S. Bateman and
ogden Bolton; ballot clerks, G. w.
Dunn and E. II. Tunison.
Precinct No. 4, polling place 314 Utah
avenue; inspectors, A. f. Dix and L.
+. Pense; judges, f. II. O'Brien and
J. w. Chaffee; clerks. A. r. Axtell and
Antoine Buster: ballot clerks, j. r.
Heldman and Kenneth Preuss.
Precinct No. ;, polling place city hall;
inspectors. II. 2. Elliott and J. T. Con-
nelly; judges, II. L. Deming and w.
K. II. Suliger; clerks, G. C. Boehme
and c. II. Thomas; ballot clerks, d. II.
IIttien and w. o. Garner.
Precinct No. 6. polling place Third
street, Casino building; inspectors, 1.
ID. Richmond and j. b. Proctor; judges,
William Millen and r. r. Grimes;
clerks. w. II. Atwill and A. e. Jack
son; ballot clerks, j. j. Carrillo and
w. Folsom.
Precinct No. 7, polling place Twentieth
street school house; inspectors, j. p.
Peterson and II. c. Bray; judges, A.
St. John and II. L. Blanchard; clerks,
Charles Walters and Bert Luck; ballot
clerks, Frank Behrens and c. NJ.
Brown.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-21

seeks further millions, that there is
some prospect of getting the money
back again. They want to know that
the roads earnings will be sufficient
to meet the interest on the loan.
What are the facts, here at a time
when en- enormous expansion of facili-
nearly, every railroad already has been
bonded for every dollar that could be
raised. The surplus earnings, after
paying the heavy interest charges and
nigh operating expenses. have been dis
sipated among the stockholders in the
shape of dividends and melons" Now
when they are confronted with an
emergency the railroads find them
selves so heavily capitalized and bond
ed that they have nothing to offer
the money lender in the way of addi-
| tional security.
In their embarrassment they are re-
sorting to desperate methods Because
of the urgent public necessity, growing
out of our developing commerce, they
United States to pull their chestnuts
out of the fire BY unjustly charging
him with hostility to the railroad in
| terests they hope to move him to issue
special message to congress, or state
ment to the people, explaining his po-
sitlon and Yoicing the unquestoned
need of the country for increased trans
portatiOn facilities. Armed with this
document the railroads think that they
will be able to so before the public with
an argument which will unloose all
purse e-StIlnSs,
To verify this analysis of the situa-
tion ii is only necessary TO refer to the
newspapers, In which appear advertise
ments of brokers Offering 3year 3 per
cent notes (unsecured) of the New
York Central, Lake shore Michigan
Central Chicago & Western Indiana
and Southern railroads
The trouble is deep-seated. 1t grows
out of the system which obtains gem
orally for financing railroad enter
prises. Diametrcally opposed to this
system are the methods of the Chicago
New York Electric Air Line railroad,
adopted after mature reelection and
with a perfect knowledge of the situa-
ton. This new railroad is now being
built without bonds, The future has
not been mortgaged The stockholders
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-21
HOW YOU CAN BUY STOCK NOW

Are Offering the Full Paid
Stock
CHICAGO-NEW YORK ELECTRIC RAILROAD
60. the Following Termsi
$35 buys Share, down $3.50 and $3.50
months.
S1O5 pay $1O.5O SO5O per month
SI75 pay $3.50 $3.50 per month
pay Ss5.OO s35OO per month
for months
Shares, pay $3.50 per month
months.
$3.50 pay S175OO
for months
You can contract for number of paying
them in the proportion. You down and
per month you desire. you pay entire
balance due time when certificate will issued
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-21

grinder fitch the hat and informed Null
len. The hat was restored to it's owner
today.
William Leverich, an old man. strayed
away up the beach this afternoon in
search OF shells. This evening he nau
not returned and friends asked the
police to search for him. Leverich had
been i'll.
All places Of business of members
Of the Merchants and Manufacturers
association will be closed at noon on
Washington's birthday.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-21

will be the actual owners of the rail-
road, sharing equally in the enormous
prohts according to their holdings.
Roadbed, right of way, equipment,
every franchise secured and deed filed
all the prospective earnings of what
must prove a wonderfully profitable
railroad. add to the security of the in
vestment The result proves the wis
dom of this method of financing the
road The interest and confidence of
the public are aroused, and, like roll
ing SNOWFALL, small at first, but rapidly
attaining huge proportions, the COM
are sufficient to place the enterprise on
firm financial footing.
A SAFE AND SANE INVESTMENT
Why your money in the CHICAGO
NEW YORK ELECTRIC AIR LINE
RAILROAD is safe, absolutely safe:
Because, First-The stock is all COM
mon stock. There is no preferred
stock. This means that each share pos
sesses the same voting power and draws
equal dividends.
Because, Second-The stock is fully
paid and -assessable, which means
that never will the stockholder have to
pay an assessment relieving the stock
holder of all future liability.
Because, Third-Every share of stock
issued has been and will be paid for at
market price. No one man or set of
men have received payment or a bonus
in stock
Because, Fourth--Thls railroad has no
bonds, This means that the future
earnings of the road viii not and can
not be mortgaged and eaten away from
the shareholder
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-21
BOY BANDITS C0RRALLED
BY DETECTIVE COPING
Special to The Herald.

DUEUIHT 10 IIIN IIHTUTU'
PASADENA. Feb. 20.-Polceman
Coping today arrested Roy Chaney
and Rome Boyd on charges of having
burglarizcd the home of James Foss,
$50 North Wilson avenue Both boys
are only fourteen years old, and it is
understood that they have confessed
their crime and will be brought be-
fore Justice Klamroth tomorrow morn
ing for examination.
CLANCY comes from San Gabriel,
while the Boyd boy lives in Pasadena
and is already out on parole from the
detention home. The two are accused
of having stolen a small savings bank
from the Foss home in which there was
$3.7O, and gold ring from another
bOuSp
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-21

those whose eyes are open to this rare
opportunity and who have the courage
of their convictions
CITY OF GARY LOCATES
RIGHT ON THE AIR LINE
Ind the Iynited states @ ESwi St@ei CoAooraS Gt y, .
tion's new center of activity, will be an
important contributor to the revenue of
the Air Line as soon as the Laporte
runs directly through the town, which
within a short time will embrace d
population of several hundred thousand,
and as the service will be altogether
superior to that of other lines, the Air
Line will naturally get the bulk of the
business. The site of the new town
originally embraced 1000 acres, which
to cover every need. but a further ad-
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-21

schools, and the taxpayers will be in
formed just how much Of an addition
to their taxes a bond issue would cause.
The stereopticon will be used in show
ing what Is being done throughout
Southern California in the way Of build
ing new school houses and improving
those now i'm service.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-21
NOTES OF INTEREST
FROM LONG BEACH
Bv Associated Press.

BY NSSOCIIIPU I'TVSS.
LONG BEACH Feb. 20.-George
Mullen, an employe at the Long Beach
hospital, left his hat lying on the lawn
last evening when he was called into
the building for moment. When he
returned the hat was gone. Dr. Y. G..
Donnell, a prominent physician, who
has been i'll at the hospital for some
time, and who was sitting up in bed
and near his window, saw a scissors
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-21
INVESTORS IN THE CHICAGO-NEW
YORK ELECTRIC DO NOT PAY
For XUATTNIR I'm GtpnCLr


Fhe steam railroads of the United
States seem to be "between the devil
and the deep sea-" to use a phrase which
has become classical. On the one hand
they are confronted with an urgent
creased transportation facilities. On
with the difficulty of securing the
penditures involved. The earnings OF
expert reporting to President Roosevelt
cent without affecting dividends. Their
would seem a simple matter for them to
raise millions. and it has been in the
past. The difficulty lies in the fact
that they are already "mortgaged up to
the handle"
a railroad is about the only thing
which can be mortgaged for more than
its cost. According to the prevailing
system, nearly every railroad in the
land has been built, equipped and i'm
proved through a sale of first mortgage
bonds, The stock shares represent so
much water" The fact that they are
worth anything emphasizes the Won
derful earning power of well-man-
aged railroad. These railroads have
issued bonds until they have nothing
left to mortgage, They have little or
nothing to offer in the way of security,
and people who have money to invest
or Tend insist upon security.
They want to know, when a railroad
already bonded to its full capacity,
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-21
GET 1T NOV

If YOU didn't buy at S25.OO, get ii
fered al S25.OO. Many bought at that
then 10 S27.OO, then Ia $2SOO, then 10
saturday, January 10Th, IL jumped sue
the number of sales Increased. Why /.
jump. The road was actually being bl
than ever. You can buy now at $4,000
10 $4,000. This IL an increase of nearl!
stop at $4,000. Ii will go higher and Ia
formation coupon and mail today 10
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-21

Our Office will O'cIOsk Monday
evenings for the benefit of clients who cannot cnl
during the day.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-21

dition has just been made, which
brings the total area up to $500 acres.
tunate thing for those who are inter
ested In the success of the Chicago New
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-21
DISCUSS HIGH
SCHOOL BONDS
Long Beach Taxpayers viii on Mon
day Night Hear Arguments on
Both Sides Of the
Question
phone-Tome 297

Long Beach Office,
129 East Third Street.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-21
TEAR oFF-FILL IN-MAIL ToDA

o Q o o o o . o o o Q . . o o o
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-10-19
POr una BOrrachera.

Tomamos de "El Clarin del Nor
te" correspondence al lunes pasado;
Aver tuvo iugar en- la fundicion 0
Smelter, en- la paFte baja destinada 4
los mexicanos, una de esas frascas q
que son tan afectos muchos hombres
del pueblo, pfovocadas d menudo pa
ra dar rienda suelta 4 los instint0s
mas salvajes.
Tomaban varios mexicanos en- una
cantlna, cuando se present0 un hom.
bre alto, "gileron y que acababa de
entregar un caro- de lena, llegar 9
invitar 4 todos los eontertulios fue to-
do uno, pero tai invitacion no IL pa
reci0 bien d Juan Valenzuela, de los
presentes, quien insult0 al "giier0,"
arremetiendole incontinente con un
cuchill0
FL hombrote recibi0 dos heridas Y
fuese q su carro y con un rayo de
rueda asest0 tan tremendo golpe al
lmprudente Nalenzuela que 10 dej0
tendido, debatiend0se entire la vida y
la muerte. La policia tom0 conoci-
miento del case y arre0 con los riiosOs
al hospital y q la carcel,
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-10-19
I'm Apache Resuelve Ia Question de
la Suegra COrtandOle la Cabeza.


Con fecha II del corriente reporta
de Phoenix, Ariz., la prensa asocia-
da, una sangrienta tragedia en- la
cual un moceton de la tribu Apache
satisfizo la c0lera contra su suegra de-
capitandola de un hachazo. 9l case
ocurri0 cerca de la lfnea del condado
de Navajo, en- el de Gila. Parece que
Zoe Alime, el mOcet0n, habfa tenido
una fuerte rifla de pasabras con su
mama politica en- que interhrieron
otros miembrOs de la tribu. Despues
Sc retro la suegra q su choza y esta-
ba va dormida cuando Zoe entr0 ar
mado de un hacha y levantandola en-
alto la dej0 caer de flo sobre su vic
TINA decapitandola por complete. Es-
to fue como 4 la media noche. Otra
india que entr6 4 la carpa inmediata-
mente despues de consumado el crf-
men, vic al matador de pie al lado
del cadaver contemplAndolo con gran
satisfaction. El asesino no hizo min
gun esfuerZo para ocultar su accion
sino que por el contrario expres6 gran
gusto de su matanza Y dijo que va su
suegra no volverfa & molestarl0.
En- seguida arrojo el hacha al lado
del ensangrentado cadaver y mon
tandose en- un caballo Sc fu6 del lu-
gar,
La tragedia fu6 reportada q los Off
ciales del condado de Navajo Y Sc d.
ce que el asesino fu6 aprehendido y
detenido en- la earcel del condado.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-10-19
Una Tragedia Sangrienta y Sensa-
ciOnal.

FL microbes de Ia semana corrien-
te a ESQ de las , de In mailana ocu-
rri0 en- Ia casa de huespedes denomi-
NADIA "Unionn sta en- Ia avenida del
ferrOcarril, en- esta ciudad, una de
.esas repugnantes tragedias, resultado
de Ia infidelidad de una mujer Y Ia
.torpe TRACTION de un pretendido ami
go, siendo victima el marido ofendi-
do, William Allison, maquinista del
ferrocarril, que ha estado luchandO
entire Ia vida v Ia muerte en- couse-
cuencia de horribles cortadas que,
con una navajo de barba, le inhri0
un r. NJ. Sloan, maneador en- el ser
vici0 de la misma compahfa. Fue-
ron tan terribles las cortadas que easi
separaron la cabeza del cuerpO de Ia
vfctima.
FL lance ocurri6 del modo siguien-
te: Allison vivia con su esposa en- In
dicha casa de huespedes en- Ia cual
tenfa tambien su hahitaciOn Sloan.
Allison, abrigando sospechas de la
infdelidad de su mujer sali6 de su
casa ell martes pOr Ia noche diciendo
que iba partir en- su carrera regu-
lar, pero EN- vez de hacerlo permane-
clio 0culto en- 10 plaza hasta cerca de
las ? de Ia mahana cuando vino 4 su
habitacion. No habiendo encOntrado
d su esposa en- su cuarto vic conhrna-
das sus sospechas Y m0ntado en- cole
ra Sc dirigi0 al Cuart0 de Sloan; halo
que la puerta estaha atrancada, pero
abalanzandose de hombros contra ella
la derrib0, encontando en- ell cuarto
a su esposa en- ,compahia del ladron
de su honra. Allison inmendiata-
mente Sc abalanz0 contra Sloan que,
en- pahos memories, hugo para ell rim
con donde estAba Ia e6moda. de donde
cogi0 una navajo de barha v encontr0
el ataque del encolerizadO marido &
cuchilladas con la navajo, sigui6ndo-
Sc una feroz batalla en- que infrio te-
rribles cortadas al cuello de Allison
hasta que este, agotado por Ia hemo-
rragfa de sangre, cay6 al suelo. AfOr-
tunadamente, al caer Allison al suelo,
quedo con la cabeza inclinada hacia
adelante y con la preston de la cabe-
"a Sc minor6 Ia hemorragia de san
gre que vertia a chorros de la arteria
principal. Otros huespedes de la ca
sa ocurrieron q la bulla { Immediate
mente llamaron q un m6dico que CO.
si0 las heridas y hay esperanzas de
que recobre.
Sloan Sc entreg6 q las autOridades
y permanece en- la carcel del condado
esperanto el resultado de su accion.
L0 mas mal0 de este lance es que
el resultado no hubiera sido al reves
de 10 que fue, pero es de esperarse
que las cortes de justicia hagan su
deber como es debidO,
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-10-19
Sensible DefunelOn,


Vfctima de la penosa enfermedad
de diabetes, que padeci6 durante los
1ltimos 3 amos, fu6 arrancado el Mar
tes, del lado de sus seres queridos el
honrado y caballeroso ciudadano Don
FIorencio Pacheco. I'll Sr. Pacheco
faIleci6 en- su residencia de SapeIl6,
despues de haberse preparado por
medic de los anxili0s de la fe Cat6h-
ca para su viaje ante la presencia del
Eterno. Contaba So amos de edad al
tempo de su deflncion. Las exc
qulas fanebres Sc celebraron en- la
Iglesia Parroquial de SapelI0 con So
lemne misa de cuerpo presente el Jue-
yes por la mafiana, ante ndmeroso
acompahamient0 de parientes y yeci-
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-10-19
DOble AsesinatO en- Copper Creek,
Arizona.

Tn despacho de Prescott, Arizona,
fechado ell dia II, dice que Mariana
Salazar, un nativo de Mexico, esta en-
la carcel esperanto la accion del gran
jurado, acusado de haber dado muer-
te el MIartes de Ia semana pasada q
A. NJ Marino Y haber herido NOR
tahmente q Catalina Chavez, muier de
Salazar. La muier que, EN- toda pro-
babilidad habra muerto va como re-
sultado de la herida de bala que, pc
netrandola al pecho izquierdo le atra-
ves0 completamente el cuerpo, diio
en- su declaration ''ante mortem, y
que los tres actores del drama habfan
estado juntos durante las primeras
horas de Ia noche bebiendo Cerveza en-
la carpa de Salazar; que tenian diez
botellas de cerveza de las que Salazar
sc habia bebido cinco, ella tres, y Ma
rino una; que cuando Sc lego la hora
de retirarse, Salazar la invite 4 que
Sc acostara dentro de la carpa, pero
ella le dijo que sc sentia NAL y que
IVA y hOAAilll uluGAus lhtilO ub NbtCAu
Salazar entr6 4 la carpa y cogiendo
su rifle dispar6 un tigo contra Marino
que cayo muerto en- el aeto, y levan-
tando de nuevo ell arma dispar0 otrC
tiro q la mujer ELLA cay6 al suelo,
pero para que FL creyera que estaba
muerta y no le disparara mas Sc fin.
gi6 la muerta. Salazar, en- seguida
Sc fu6 para el campo minero de Cop.
per Creek & inform0 al tenderO que la
muier Chavez habfa sido herida, di
ciendo que Marino la habfa matado J
que entonces el le habia quitado e
rifle q Marino y 10 habia matado.
La mujer, despues que Sc hubo re
tirado el asesino Sc levant0 y comt
mejor pudo Sc fu6 al campo minerC
de la Mesa Prieta donde report0 i
tragedia. Ilabiendo contradiction ei
liz historic de los dos sobrevivientes
los oficiales hicieron una examina
cion mlnuciosa de las premisas y ha
llaron que corroboran la declaration
de la lnuler.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-10-19
LOCALES
ANISO A NUESTROS MAR
ffII A NTfINIsl1

Tenemos que anunciar que el Foley's
Honey 4 Tar para toses, resfrios y 9n-
fermededes pulmonares no esta en- con-
travencion con la ley Nacional de Ali
mentos y Drogas Puraa por motive que
no contiene narcdtioOs ri otras sustRncias
y 10 recomendamos como remedio perju-
dclales seguro para niflos y adultos.
De venta por la Botica de 10 Cruz Ro
ia y o, g. Schaefer.
Con fecha IA telegrafian de Trini-
dad, Colorado:--Zacarias Cardenas,
un Hetero M6xicano, encontr0 muerto
instant6nea el SabadO pOr Ia tarde
al eaerse bajo las ruedas de su caro-.
Una de las ruedas delanteras le pas6
sobre ell cuello, y cuando fue descu.
bierto POGO despu6s, su cuerpo fu6
encontrado debalo de la rueda poste-
rior, va sin vida. Cardenas regresaba
para su casa despues de entregar una
Carga de tallas y SO cree que iba ehrio.
III Lunes venidero, en- In lglesia
Parroquial de esta Plaza Sc juraran
eterno amor ante elaltarde Himeneo,
la hermosa sefiorita, Barbarita Mar
tinez, hlla de Don Torlblo Martinez y
esposa, y el industrioso joven Santa
20 Eneinias, hilo adoptivo dc Don
Telesfor Benayidez y esposa, aiiibuz
famiIias residehtes de los 0Ios Calien-
tes. III feliz eyento sera celebrado
con una reception en- Ia casa residen-
Ola De la n0via Y con 81 bale de cos
tumbre, en- Ia sala de Don Francisco
Padilla en- la Placita del LIano. Que
el angel de la dicha sonria perenne
sobre el nuevo hogar, son los deseos
de La Voz
El Jueves de esta semana debe haber-
SC veriflcado en- la Iglesia Parroquial
de Pecos el enlace conyugal de la her.
mosa safiorita Victoria Encinias, hi
ia de nuestro excelente amigo Don
Juan Encinias y esposa, con el homes.
TO j0ven Jose Gutierrez, hijo ad0pti-
v0 de Don Trinidad Alarid, ambas
familias RESIDENCES de Rowe, N. M,
I'll feiiz evento debe haberse CONNIE
morado con la reception y baile aeos.
tumbrad0, en- la residencia del Sr,
Encinias. La Noz extiende q los fe-
lices j0venes sus sinceras congratula'
clones v afiade 4 elias su deseo de que
su nuevo camin0 Sc mantenga STEM
pre- s.iombrado de Perfumadas fore;
de dicha.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-10-19
Los AsuntOs de TerenOs del Te-
rrit0riO.

En- ia plana segunda de este nd-
nero damos cuenta de nuevos pleitos
instituidos por los agentes del gobier-
no, McHarg y Gordon, para anuIar
las yentas dc terrenos hechas por Ia
comision de terrenos del territorio.
En- connection con el pleito contra la
Alamogord0 Lumber Company, la
cual compr0 como 30, 900 acres en- la
sierra de Sacramento, de la comision
del Territ0ri0 y como igual cantidad
directamente del gobierno pagando
script, dice un despacho de Washing
ton fechado el dia II, que el procura-
dor general Fall, que Sc encontraba
allf ese dia, ha reportadO al departa-
mento delinterior, que dicha compa-
MIA le ha hecho Ia proposition de tras-
pasar toda la poreion de dichos am.
bos terrenos donde Sc ha va cOrtado
t0da La MADEIRA madura y de traspa-
sar todo el terreno restante cuandO
Sc haya cortado toda la MADEIRA ma
dura, al departament0 de selvas con
objeto de que Sc planten nuevos bos-
ques de MADEIRA bajo la supervision
federal y queden todos los dichos te-
rrenos bajo el sehorfo del gobierno.
Sc supone que 81 es aceptada esta pro-
posicion sera desechado el pleito ins-
tituido en- contra dc la dicha compa-
fila. FL departamento tiene bajo
consideration la propuesta y aun nose
sabe cual sera su decision.
En- la corte federal de este distritc
fu6 archivado el dia l6 un pleito por
los agentes del gobierDo contra Ia fir
ma de Gross, Kelly y Compaiiia dc
esta ciudad, en- Ia cual Sc pide un in
Junction para restringir esla com
paiiia de cortar madeira 0 de manera
alguna transgresar en- ciertos terrenos
!ccados cerca de la plaza de Pecos 10:
cuales comprenden como 1000 acre.,