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vestige of quivering flesh. Howl in
wretched bestiality through my own
innocent blood as it drips from your
f1endish visages. Drag then, If you
want what remains into the filth and
the verrnin OF your foul dens and burn
it upen the altar of Baal or scatter it
before the friendly winds of heaven
to your betters--the carrion crows of
she field. All that they may do, all
and more, If there yet be open further
depth of infamy to a polluted, besot-
ten press These ready servants
greed, what have they not done or at
tempted to fastan still more securely
an autocracy upon US? 1t seems to
be their special function, not simply
to pervert truth, but to threaten and
terrorize public men. Dare a senator
align himself with the people? What?
Yes, men, illustrious servants of the
people have lifted honest voices here
and elsewhere against the march OF
plutocracy, to fall ambushed, polit-
ically assassi mated, and by whom? BY
the trusts wearing masks. All, sir,
newspaper masks. But, Mr.. President,
insignificant as am l. If my political
career be marked let them sharpen
their blade. fer | will be here at the
appointed hour and while here only
God can stay my voice in behalf of
organized, united labor and the yeo-
manry of America"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1908-05-02
DAVIS OEF|ES PRESS
Arkansas Senator Challenges the
"Scavengers Of Plutocracy.'
TRUSTS SUBJECT OF TALK
Commends Presidents Course and De-
ciares Rockefeller, the Standard Oil
Company and J. P. Morgan Should
Be Indicted for Treason.

Washington, May I'm the senate
Senator JEFF Davis of Arkansas moved
to discharge the committee on the
judiciary from the further considera-
tion of his bill "for the suppression of
trusts, pools and combinations in
trade" He spoke for about two hours,
reading most of the time from type
written statement, which, ne said, he
had prepared in advance that no in
temperate language might escape his
lips on this OCCASION" thing which
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1908-05-02
LIABILITIES $4,000, 900.
Receiver Asked for One of Best Known
Leather Dealers.

Boston, May 2.-William A. Stetson.
one of the best known leather dealers
in the United States, was petitioneG
into bankruptcy by his creditors in
the United States district court here.
Included with Mr.. Stetson in the pro.
ceedings were three companies III
which he had the controlling interest,
namely, the Ford Morocco company
of Wilmington, Del, of which he was
president; the Boston Chrome Leather
company, of which he was secretary
and the William A. Stetson company
of Boston, of which he was the head
According to Joseph w. Lund, attor-
ney for the creditors, the liabilities of
Mr.. Stetson and his three companies
are approximately S3,000,000. of which
s1,000,000 is secured The assets are
estimated at $1,500,G00.
The petitioning creditors asked the
court to appoint Joseph 0. Proctor, a
Boston attorney, receiver of Mr.. Stet.
son and the companies involved.
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he said ne had never done before.
During his speech he roundly de-
nounced the trusts, commended the
presidents recent message outlining
measures for relief, spoke of the re-
moval OF the motto, ''In God We
Trust" from the coins and declared
that John ID. Rockefeller, the Stand
ard Oil company and j. Pierpont Nor
gar should be indicted for treason
He also paid his respects to the press,
his remarks in that connection being
as follows:
Let scavengers Of plutocracy howl;
truth, Gods living truth, where are
its defenders? Miserable trayesties
upon noble manhood, postgraduates in
all arts of slander or defamation, |
challenge the subsidized press; the
people know your designs and spurn
your pretense, whether under show of
argument or more servient hypoc-
risies. Go! Damnable imps of pelf
and greed, defy your taunts! Tear
to fragments my political career If it
comport with your execrable will.
Stifle and distort my every utterance
Not satisfied.
If Such Be Your Brutal Frenzy
lash my poor form into insensibility.
Then, If it be your further pleasure,
gnaw from my stiffening bones every
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1908-05-02
SAID TO BE HOPELESS.
Condition of Grover Cleveland Re
ported Most Serious.

New York, May 2.-The Evening
World gives prominence to the follow.
ing:
There is report current In f1nan.
cial circles, emanating from the Offices
of the Equitable Life Assurance soci.
ETY., that former President Grover
Cleveland is a sufferer from cancer
of the stomach and that his case has
been pronounced hopeless by special.
lists called in to consult him by DIR.
Joseph d. Bryant of this city, the
family physician.
"Mr Cleveland remains at the Lake.
wood hotel in Lakewood, N. j., al.
though the house closed for the sea.
son ten days ago. His wife and chill.
dren are the only other guests.
"A physician and nurses are In con
stant attendance and small staff OF
servants has been retained to look
after the Cleveland family"
Efforts to confirm the Evening
Worlds statement that Mr.. Cleveland
is suffering from cancer and that his
condition is critical are unavailine
owing to the extreme reticence OBJ
served by all connected with the case
At the Lakewood hotel later 1t was
said that Mr.. Cleveland was making
very satisfactory progress and that
there was no material change in his
condition. The report that the for
mer presidents case has assumed q
vrAsA aspect was denied.
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De ARMOND LAUDS BRYAN
Nehr7skan Declared to BE the Logical
Candidate.

Washington, May 2.-Representa-
tive David De Almond of Missouri, in
an address before the District of Co
lumbia Democratic association, de-
clared that the people of Missouri
look upon William j. Bryan as the
logical candidate for the presidency
and that Missouri's delegates will sup
port him unanimously at the Denver
convention. Mr.. De Almond said in
part:
Some people criticise Mr.. Bryan
and say: He ran in 1896, he ran in
1900; he is the perpetual candidate;
he is the man always to the front
Whoever got there with less self seek
ing and is in more thorough accord
with the wishes of those who fol-
lowed him than Mr. Bryan?
'Is there anything wrong in his be-
ing willing to stand again as the can
didate of his party if his party wants
him? What is he doing now, or what
has he done to put himself In the way
of the nomination at Denver, that any
man can critioise? He stands as an
honor to our American citizenship;
he stands as one of the highest and
noblest types of mana Christian, pa
triotic gentleman"
Representative Hughes of New Jer.
sey also spoke. He declared that
there are probably 1000 Democratic
voters in his state who would oppose
Mr.. Bryan If nominated. The unin.
structed delegation, he said, may sup.
port the Nebraskan in the convention.
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ACCUSED OF BURGLARY.
College Graduate and Traveller Unde
Arrest.

College Graduate and Traveller Under
Arrest.
San Francisco, May 2.--"Dr." w. w.
Goelet, graduate of Columbia college
and traveller, who was married to a
young society woman of Oakland four
months ago, is in the Berkeley city
prison charged with the burglary of
eight residences and apartment houses
in Oakland and Berkeley. His name
appeared on most of the hotel and
apartment house registers as ID. f.
Wythe, an alias he acknowledged.
The Berkeley police department has
had Goelet under suspicion for two
weeks and by visiting the places
robbed have obtained evidence that
they believe will hold him on several
charges.
Goelet's method, according to the
police, was to engage rooms In high
class hotels and apartment houses,
then plumber right and left. Some
time ago he travelled with Benjamin
Fay Mills, the pulpit lecturer, as Mills
private secretary. He had also been
secretary for DR.. Biddewolfe, a noted
evangelist. Goelet is thirty-five years
old, native OF Virginia His parents,
1t is said, live in Washington, ID. C.
He was in the Spanish-American war,
serving in the hospital corps in Cuba.
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80 Days Trial $1OO is the offer on
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Lame back, Rhuematic pains. Best or
sale for Kidneys, Bladder and Blood
Good for young and old. 6atisfaation
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Here comes the spring winds to chap
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burns, chspped lips,a hands and face.
It soothes and:.heals. 1Sola hv Schntz 4
Ketcham,s
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To check cold quickly get from your
druggists some little Candy Cold Tablets
called Preventics. Druggists everywhere
are now dispensing Preventics, for they
are not only safe, but decidedly prompt
and certain. Preyentics contain no qui-
nine, no laxative, nothing harsh nor
sickening. Taken at the "sneeze stage"
Preventics will prevent Pneumonia
Bronchitus, LaGrippe, hence the name
Preventics, geod for feverish children
48 Preventics, 25 cents. Trial boxes 30
Sold by SohutE & KetchAm.
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LARGEST DAYS RECORD.
Deliveries of Grain and Provisions or
Chicago Board of Trade.

Chicago, May 2.-Deliveries of ac-
tual grain and provisions on May con-
tracts were, in the aggregate, the
largest ever reported in one day on
the Chicago board of trade. One firm,
which has been heavily long on May
oats and corn, took In and paid for
100000 bushels of oats and 1900, 900
bushels of corn.
Ten million pounds of ribs were de-
Hvered. There were also deliver d
100000 barrels of pork and 1900, 900
Herces of lard
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Former Actor Ends His Life.

Middletown, N. Y, May 2.-James
III. Wallick. formerly an actor and
owner of the play, THE Bandit King"
in which he toured the country, COM
mitted suicide in the Commercial ho-
tel here Dread of an operation on
an injured arm is believed to have
been the reason for his suicide.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-31
HoJA LzTBRARIA
FL >Poeta

mo puedo mas! La terra toda
: pesa sobre mi corazon..... Mi coraz6n l..
Recuerdo dias en- que tuve alas: alas
tuvo tambien mi pensamiento, alas h.
. geras, alas diafanas, alas potentes.....
Llevado por elias, cerniase satisfecha
complacida mi fantasia sobre mum
dos dorados, sobre azules atm6sferas,
scbre rosadas nubes.... Nubes de In
yierno cubren ahora mi empobrecido
~ limitado eielol Nubes de invier-
no. que agrupandose en- formas qui-
mericas. me. cercan como legion de
monstruos, y se amontonan Sc agran-
dan. acumulan mole sobre mole y
acabaran por ahogarme balo su terri
; BILE peso.... Amino" l:--me grita, We
.sces, dentro del alma, la voz que anna
-sba yo en- dias mejores.-Animo! Son
nnontafias de nubes; su forma es en-
i iRa1osa, su poder ilusorio. Rompe Ell
frSgil obstaeulo y vnela.... vueial CO.
mo ell sol que te oculta te acaricie de
nuevo, renacerAn tus alas. Fragil obs
Et&culo l.... "Lo &c; pero y 81 la fuerza
para romper su encanto; el poder de
Sduererio, nae faltai" Isl quieres ven
cerSs...." Si quieres.... Voiuntad mia
d6nde te ocultas; por que has huido
70 no soy NADIA; pesa la TERRA sobre
mi pecho, pesan las nubes sobre M
alma, pssan los hielos sobre mi es-
fuerzo.....
@. Martinez Sierra.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-31
Ezodo Perruno

Una de las mas notables innovacio-
mes propuestas por el partido de los
i6venes turcos, eneargados de Ia re-
generation del cadueo Imperio, e. IL
relativa la SUPPRESSION de los perros
callejeros de Constantinopla.
Como es sabido, Ia hermosa ciudad
del B6sforo, 'posee desde tempo inme-
mortal una incontable grey Gamma en-
1ibertad. Tn viajero famoso, Amicis,
-calculaba en- $4,000 el nhmero de Pc
rros vagabundos en- Constantinopla. I
hay que advertir que Amicis visito 1
dicha ciudad hace velnte amos. hoy
La cifra de chuchos sueltos en- Ia me-
fr6poli otomana debe de haber duplk
cade por 10 menos. !.
z como los ladridos de esos millares
de perros, seran, acknowledgements, mo-
lestisimos para la Joven Turqula, su-
mida ahora por entero en- las caviia-
clones de su regeneration, parace ser
que muv en- breve seran abolidos en-
Constantinopla sus tradicionales pc
rros.
- La perfidia oriental ha encontrado,
! sin embargo, ell medic de acabar con
: los smolestos canes, sin recurrir La es-
! tricnja 8 al Aeido casb6nico. Como en-
La region mahometana el perro e ,ani-
NAL sa9rado, los tureos no atentarAn 4
ia vida de. esas pobres bestiezuelas; 10
que haran es extingnir 10 raza.
A ese efecto, los .machos seran trans
portados q una islilla desierta del Mar
de Marmara, efectuandose 10 propio
con las hembras. ALI viviran perros
y perras, alimentados~ por cuenta del
sGobierno turco, hasta que Ia enferme-
dad 8 la vejez acabe con ellos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-31

dante, con todos los dennis pronuncia'
.mientos de ley en favor de Il Ultima, J
con costas 6scargo de usted.
Es abogado de Ia demandante q
IIcdo. Antonio Alvarez Nava.
Y se notinca s usted que de 40 com
parecer contestar. dicha demands 81,
el termino de 20 dias, contados desde
la Ultima publication del presente, que
Sc publicara durante seis semanas con-
secutivas, una vez por semana, en q
Boletin Mercantil de Puerto Rico, II
lemandante podra obtener 10 solicita+
10 en- su demands.
Extendida bajo mi firma en- San
Juan, Puerto Rico, hoy primero de Di-
eiembre de 19O8.-Josk 3. Figueras,
Secretario.-- A. Marin Marien, Se-
ere4afio AuxiiiaI.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-31
EN- LA CORTE DE DISTRTTO DEL
DISTRITO JUDICIAL DE SAN
JUAN P. r.
8ecci6n -.
Estados Unidos de America
Ell Presidente de los EE. UU. s. s.
DECLARATION DE DOMINIC
EX-PARTE
DECLARATION DE DOMINIC
EX-PARTE

".
POR CUANTO habiendo presentado
el abogado don Gabriel Guerra, una
moci6n s nombre de Sotero de Viz
carrondo y Mongrand, para que Sc de-
.lare & su favor ell dominic de l. =
guiente finca:
"A-Terreno en- el barrio de Sabana-
alajo, del t3rmino municipal de Ia Ca
rolina, compuesto de trece cuerdas. CO.
lindante por ell Norte con Joss r. Eu-
gui, por al Sur con Pedro Marco, por
el Este con Juan Bautista SArraga, y
por ell Oeste con el camino nombrado
de "Sabana-abajo."
"B.-Otro predio de terreno radi-
cado en- ell mismo barrio v tfrmino que
Il precedentemente dcscrito, compues-
10 de seis cuerdas, colindante por IL
Norte con Juan G. Balcarcel, por el
Sur con Maria Eufemia de la Par,
ror ell Este con Saturnina Romero, y
por ell Oeste con el citado BalcArcel."
POR TANTO y habisndose ordena-
10 por Ell Honorable Pedro de Aldrey,
Juez de Ia Segunda Secci6n de esta
orte Sc publique In pretension por
tres veces en- un periodico de los de
mayor circulation de los que Sc editan
en- esta eindad, para que los que ten
gan algnn derecho real sobre ell inmne-
bic descrito, Las personas ignoradas
a quienes pneda perjudicar La inserip-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-31
LA CASA IUCUBRE

rsis ese joven Ia nmediata. Eht seiores Is
bre ell paso
-Supongo que cstar& herido
No; tquien habia de herrlef
M Suagsby, incapax de contestar NADIA en- e estafo
de confusion intellectual que encuentra drige ha
eia las Arnos de Apoto encuentra M Weevle nolen-
temente sentado deane de de te en- lncdo de
una nmensa nube de tabaco rrnddo de fafiga de
suen0
- NJ. Gnppyl-excama M Suagsby ,-- tambi6n Al
lCieos cielosl cielosl Que desno hay en- todo estof
mi mu.
Suagsby perde de pronto el de la paabra al yer
nn Ella ba nomhrar entra de pronto las Asmns de
dpoo, djando On q miradas acusadoras
Querida, squieres tomar algo2pregunta 4 su esposa
luego desaa lengus aprisionada por tnrba-
ci6n.
No
Amor mo, iconoces & estos dos cabalerosf
ST
El buen hombre puede soportar tai aconismo TO
mando mistress Suagsby de Ii Ia conduer del
mostrador.
-Querida, ipor que mras ash For Dios no ms
mres ojos
No puedo zanzibar de oios-dice IA respectable rnnYo
nt,y quisiera aunque pudiese
mo quisieras i--pregunta M suagsby, tosiendo cos
duzura.
Reaexiona momento. fose inquiefnd y dces
Is IN espantoso miaterio amer ~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-31

IN Ia Corte de Distrito del Distrito
judicial do San Juan, p. Z.

Estadm Unidos de Amtrica Ell pre-
sidente de los EE. UU:&SS.
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POR CARLOS DICKENS

sada haban servdo de lecc6 que adelante abs
tendrias de toda personalidad.
Creia, Willam-replica M Weeve-que despues de
mejante advertencia abstendas successive de toda
conspiraci6n.
- Quien conspira i-pregunta Guppy.
ii iT1Lcontesta Weevle.
-iNo!-afrma Guppy.
1SfLdice Weevle
~ Quien atrevs { aArmariof
70
LII
ST. yo-responde Weevle frmexa
-Apenas creo 10 que escucho.
los dos andan durante algunos minutes siencosamcn-
te como para recobrar sangre fria
-Tony-dice entonces Williams de acusare
escucharas tn amigo incurriras tales Pc
te acaloras refexionas Dotado por la nauraleza
de todo 10 que halaga La mirada.
Te suplico-exclama M. Weevle-que no hables de mis-
perfecciones personales dgas 10 que tenes que de-
crme.
Esta delicadeza de amigo obliga 4 M Guppy aho-
los sentimientos mas ernos de alma cuya EXPIRE
sion revea mas que por el tono ofendido que
vueve 4 tomar la palabra
Tony proslgue-cuando decia no ha mncho que
Indispensable acarar 10 mas pronto possible punto al
cua hacia asi6n, hababa de compIetamente
trana oda espece de conspaci6n Sabes mny bien que
todas las que deben juzgadas discnten e
gamenfe de antemano los heehos que han De pbar los
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-31

cidn y en- general todo Il que desee
oponerse pueda efectuarlo dentro del
t6rmino de sesenta dias, lbro el pre-
sente en- San Juan de Puerto Rico
~ de Diciembre de 1908. Jose. n. Fl
gsleras, Secretario De In Corte. Por
A. Marin Mari6n, Secretario Anxiliar.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-31

0AsinA del 0oWe1oElo
Pcr l. presente = iifbrna = p6h1i.
- - general qua In DroCxaxlns paka
Il adniai6n de aspirantss Il sjsrsi1io
40 an AR0GACIA ante los Tribunalsu
'-~r'n-a@ no - dmtribuyen IN ssta Oh.
sina, debiendo dirigifss tedo Il que r.
tsress algdn ejemplar do ellos, s Il l.
brerfa del Bolettn Msreantil, que n
tomado s "a cargo Il publieasi6n =
vsnta de ios mixnos.
gen Juan, p. r., a Julio a 1901.
l. u. ON1no,
sssrs&arie del Tribunal Duprsma
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VAS OBRAS, RGCIRIDAs


- Ia LxB2ERTA DEL RO1eGfm.
Manual Dc frsbr1casitn de eAoeuixssa-
paaens para soPa J galle4aA lxe
d. Luis Codes. tomo eneuadsxr
nadO, 11.55, con franqusor
ObE1s po6Eiras d p. yoai - nspR~M-
oodA. tomo en- rdstica, z5 eeoaM,
VOC, con franenso.
L. ooasesi6n entsra Do las ehFas d. O.
rolinA Invsrnixio. A IS eent&sss
tomo, con franQuso.
II Dsrscho y u pgkstisA q a,sa1ss o.
todos, por r. RI y Ars1nga- 1 ~
mo eneuadernado en- teaa. u1.o4
con fTnnQuec.
L. Inkxoducci6u 6 + vida Dsvoea, sess
81 bieaaventurado Francisco d.
Sales, principe y obispo de -t'oss.-
MA de ics Al6brogucs. tome s.~
cuadernado en- piel. 41s6e ea4
franqueo.
So acaba dc rccibir en- esta lfhrersa =
importamtc sbra titulsda:
Il mitad del mEndo vista Aesde an xN~
tom6wa. Ode Peifn { Paris en -
dias.) Un temo de sos paginax.
eicgantencnte cncnadernado -.
Eela dorada, 200 liustracioas~ fs.s-~s
gr6dcas una carta itinersrsa s-~4-
d. Luis BarEini Precio, ~ ~. ea.-
sw~v0,reo
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2s2o
-JUANA CoL1sAZ0 Y RIVERA
EM.PLAz4thIIENTO

El Pueblo de Puerto Rico George c.
Doran, 8 sea ell demandado antes
mencionado:
Por la presente Sc notifica i listed
que Sc ha presentado en- Ia ofirina del
Hecrtario de Ia Corte de Distrito del
Distrito judicial de San Juan, Puer-
to Rico, la demauda. del actor antes
citado. en- Ia enal Sc sSlieita Gle Ia Cor
te que previos los tramites IegaIes Sc
declare roto Y disuelfo. el matrimonio
contra;1o entire msteds~ dicho deman-
"a arriha neneionada aeman.
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Of Interest TO People Of this Community
Residence 3rd

here are perhaps more people today
suffering from heart burn, sour stomach,
bad breath, nausea. belching, and other
n Irregularities arising from Indigestion.
than from auy other ailment.
In this regard the Elk Drug Store takes
pleasure in recommending to our readers
The we'll known remedy, KodoI. for dys-
pepsia and indigestion. Kodol is a scien-
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vegetable acids with natural dipestants
and IT contains the same juices found in
the stomach Of a healthy person. Il is
undoubtedly the most efiectixe, prompt
and satisfactory remedy we know of for
stomach disorders.
Mr. Shelton, our popular druggist, has
sent US a letter from a prominent resident
oil the state Of Georgia. who tells his ex-
p%erlrnce with Kodol. We gladly repro
duce this letter.
Office Of the
Prison Commission
OF Georgia
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Homestead Entry no 1887
Notice for Publication
,epartment Of the Interior,

Department Of the Interior,
Y. s. Land Office, at Clayton. n. Me-
Dec l3, 1907.
Notice is hereby given that Henry,
Townsend, Of San Jon, n m, has hled
notice OF his intention To make maj
continuation proof in support OF his
claim, viz: homestead entry no. 835I
made May 8, 1906, for the ne4 sec "
twp ION range 36e, and that SAID PROOF
will be made before Eugene f..
Hedgecoke, y s Commissioner, at his
Office in Endee, n III, on January y,
1908.
lie names the following witnesses
to prove his continuous residence up
OH and cultivation Of the land, VIZ.
w. j. Pittman, Luther Colyar, &.
NJ. Swan, John McTague, all OF San
Jon, n III.
1921 Edward w. Fox, Register.
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MECHANICAL DEPARTMENT
Division Headquarters OF Z. p. q
5. W. Established here for
Mocha nical Department
Master Mechanic and Focre
OF Clerks arrive.

Master Mechanic, F. l.. Carson,
OF the Southwest has been trasfer-
red from FL Paso to Tucumsari.
Mr.. Cnrson has his force of clerks
arrived here last Saturday and
occupied the new Offices of the new
shop. The Master Mechanic locat-
ed at this point has charge of the
road from FL Paso to Dawson.
This brings several more families
to Tucumcari.
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w. A. Askew returned Monday
from an extended visit to Fort
Worth and Amarillo, Texas.
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New Road in New Mexico.

Denver, Dec. 3I.-The FL Paso
& Southwestern railroad company,
the big system built by the Phelps
Dodge syndicate, has announced
that it has completed surveys for
a new line from FL Paso, Texas,
to Trinidad, Colo, and that the
new road will form a link in a
thorough route from Denver to the
City OF Mexico. The proposed
route is through Dawson, where it
will touch the company's big coal
fields, and through Las Vegas, n.
M.
The people behind the proposed
road already own several railroads
which make a system with consid-
cradle earning capacity. 1t owns
the Dawson Railway & Coal ccm-
pany, which has $4,000 acres Of
coal land in the vicinity of Daw-
son, n. NJ, and which has a rail
road 1870 miles long at present from
Dawson to Tucumcari. 1t con-
meets with the Rock Island at that
point. The same people also con-
troll the Ell Paso & Northeastern
railroad, which the Rock Island is
using into FL Paso for it's trans
continental business. The Ala
mogorda & Sacramento Mountain
Railroad is also controlled by the
syndicate.