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The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-02-14
ASSISTANT FIRE
CHIEF Is DROWNED
WORKING AT FIRE
New York Ladies' Caught in
Back Draught and Oxygen
is Necessary
Strikers Blamed for Joliet
Blaze This Morning.
AFRICAN NINE HORROR

New York, Feb. 14.-Deputy Fire
Chief Charles Kruger was drowned
early today In six feet of water the
fire department poured into the sub
cellar OF Pischler's blazing five-story
mirror factory. Six firemen we're
caught in back draught and 30 were
overcome by smoke so that oxygen
had 10 be used. Kruger had entered
the building TO turn of the gas.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-02-14
BIames Strikers.

Joliet, ILL.,, Feb. 1.-two build
ings of the Sexton Building Material
company were burned this morning.
The company charges that the strik-
ers did it because strikebreakers were
being employed. The sheriff has men
in reserve. anticipating trouble.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-02-14
First District Republicans Get
Call For. Convention in This City
to Select Delegates and Others.
BMERY,s BAD JOB.

Magistrate G. w. Emery, who
Is frequently called upon to mar
ry couples, had call to unite
knotshe tied IA few weeks ago,
when an old colored woman
ambled into his Office yesterday
and offered double the fee paid
Aim for marrying her, II he
would only ''unmarry' her. The
woman. who was evidently dis
glsted with her selection of a
husband declared ''that Niger,
what you married me To three
weeks ago. Civ you one dollar,
but Use got two dollars here ef
you'll jes unmarry me, Mistah
Emery"
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-02-14
N. Y. sUFFRAGErTEs

New York, Feb. 1.-THE Progress
sive Woman's Suffrage union. despite
the police, say they will parade to
Union Square and hold a meeting
Sunday. Police Commissioner Blng-
ham today said the police won't al
low the parade and will scatter the
women, If they try to congregate.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-02-14

Henderson. KY, Feb. lt.--"Sscre
tary Taft Is going 10 get the instruc-
tons from Henderson county for the
Republican nomination for president
IN spite OF the fight that Is being made
against him" says Judge John Fran
els Lockett, one OF Taft's hackers
from the very beginning OF the fight
Make Il not only Henderson county,
but the Second district. too added
Postmaster W. II. OVERLY, another
strong TAFT man. These two popular
men and capital politicians are lead
ing the Taft fight in this vicinity, and
since a secret meeting" held here a
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-02-14
Miners Enfonll,esi.

Durham, Natal, FEB. 14.-An ex-
plosion entombed AZ men in a coal
mine at Glencoe. Twelve are Europ-
cans and the rest natives. Little hope
is entertained of bringing the men out
alive.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-02-14
Helped Capture Booth.

Chicago, Feb. 14.-Colonel An
drew Wendell, who was a member of
the band OF soldiers which captured
j. Wilkes Booth, after the assassina-
ton of President Lincoln, died here.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-02-14
BRYAN ENDORSED
BY DEMOCRATS AT
WIS. CONVENTION

Milwaukee. Feb. H. The WisQpn-
sin Democratic state convention to-
day Endorsed Bryan and Instructed
delegates to vote for him first. last
and all the time.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-02-14

Cincinnati. Feb. 1i.-Eleven laun-
dries under Indictment for organizing
a combine to raise prices pleaded
guilty and were each fined $50 and
costs. The trust also agreed to dis
solve.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-02-14
Ex-Governor Dies.

Yankton, s. d., Feb. 14.--Newton
Edmunds. former governor of Da-
kota territory and president of the
Yankton National bank, is dead, aged
SO.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-02-14
/. TAFT HEADQUARTERS

Washington, Feb. Ia. - Frank
Hitchcock. who will retire tomorrow
from the postofilce department, today
rented rooms for Taft's eastern cam
paign headquarters.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-02-14
Robbed Bank Messenger.

Chicago, Feb. 14.-George r. Will
lard, under indictment in Washington
ID. c., for robbing messenger OF the
Home Savings bank of $l,052 Ia
1907, was arrested in Chicago.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-02-14
Unless Bill, Taking Six Cent
Tax off Tobacco, is Passed
at This Session,
Roosevelt Gets Abusive Letter
From Georgia Club.
PACIFIC FLEET HEARD FROM

Washington, Feb. 14.-(Special)
congressman from Ken
lucky are preparing to push the bill
TO take off the 6 cent tax on leaf to-
bacco. and threaten to tie up all legis-
lation unless it passes.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-02-14

Mr.. J. A. Hewlett. former assessor
OF Galloway county. spent last night
in the city.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-02-14

st. Louis. Feb. 14.-wheat, 81.
corn. 5s; oats. 81.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-02-14

Rain. possibly turning 10 snow and
colder tonight. Saturday fair and
colder. Highest temperature ycster-
day, 90; lowest today, "a.
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CONTINUED on Page Three.)
The Ordway new era., 1908-07-10
PUBLIC SALE !

The following property will be OF.
fered for sale to the highest bidder,
at the Houston house two blocks east
OF Hotel Berendo, on
SATURDAY,, JULY ls, 1908,
Sale to begin at 80 p. IN:
, OF head Horses, ) and 6years old, VT.
about 1850 each, 3 Duroc Jersey cows
each giving milk, Duroc Jersey
Bull, months old; l dozen Chickens:
| Surface Cultivator, Harrow, !
set Single Harness. | Saddle.
Household Goods: Including: | Re.
frigeratOr, Combination Book case,
| Bedroom Suite. | ParlUr Suite,
Carpets, and many small articles not
mentioned.
TERMS: - On sums OF $40. and under
cash: All sums over $40. a credit OF s
months, purchaser to furnish bankable
note bearing 10 per cent interest. No
property to be removed until terms
are complied with.
MRS. o. p. RUTLEDGE.
T. +. Spindle, Auctioneer.
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WANTED:-IIorses and Cattle to pas
ture. Running water. Phone White
s92. litf. J. II. TRoTTER.
The Ordway new era., 1908-07-10
CHAUTAUQUA NOTES
CONGRESSMAN DEARMoSD.

OF Missouri, Is known as the assistant
leader of the minority in the House.
just what this means Is this. II the
leader OF the Democrats were to be
displaced or were unable to do his
work for time, DeArmond would take
his place and lead the Democrats in
Congress. 1t really involves much
more than this would indicate for it
takes ability AS an orator, ability as a
leader and as an organizer to reach
such point SO that the man who
stands In this position is one whose
influence Is large, almost national In
scope. DeArmond is strong speaker,
serious, deep but clear and right to his
text all the time. The Saturday
Evening Post says he's frappe, but
perhaps little ice won't hurt us in
this chautauqua when it's served as
nicely Us IL is in DeArmond.
SPECIAL JULY 20, 1908.
SENATOR ROBERT MARION LAFOLLETT
was twice elected Governor OF Wiscun-
sin and against the combined strength
OF the railroad aud many other similar
elements. He forced thru one OF the
first direct primary laws IN America
He brot the railroads to time on near
ly every score. In the Senate lie has
fought good fight with odds against
him for the Senate OF this country
hasn't yet awakened and the people
are quite a way in the lead on reform
matters. Senator will speak for three
hours and If you are there you won't
get tired either, for he holds his audi
ence entranced by his stunning truths.
Perhaps he will read the celebrated
roll call showing how senators vote on
some important questions.
ROsANI, JUGGLER
Rosani Is a prince, also prince OF
jugglers. No other has ever cqualled
his wonderful tricks. Audiences catch
their breath Il few times and wonder
how it's all going to end but every
thing goes just as Rosaui intends.
Shadow work wonderful to behold Is
one Of his best features. More might
be said but it's best to 70 to see Rosani
for yourself.
THE SwANEE JUBILEE SINGERS
sing songs OF the southland as only
colorcd singers can sing them. Some
one once said that "it seems as tho
you hear the laughter OF the cotton
field mingled with the sorrows OF slav-
cry when these cnlored singers sing
The breeze, melody, and peculiar
sweet sadness which at times per-
meates their music can hardly be bet
ter described. Come and hear the
Swanee Jubilee singers and you are
sure OF a pleasing hour.
The Ordway new era., 1908-07-10

and 0nc-half years, have a populatiop
OF at least 1900 souls.
During the speaking at the park, n
balI game between the Rocky Ford
outlaws and the Numa team was
progressing. The result Of the game
was TO in favor OF the Outlaws.
Inc races on the street after If nm r
were all good and were pulled or in
time for the crowd 10 witness one ut
thc best games Of base ball played this
season on the home grounds. The
game was between Fowler and Olncy
ana bOth teams were Spiked" with
players from various teams Ia the
valley.
lhc band concert at the park In the
evening. followed by a fine display OF
fireworks at the ball grounds, conclud-
ed the days program.
The winners Of the various races
and contests follow:
Beet COntest,-Prizcs So. 50 and 81,
offered by George Edwards. First,
Pete Dilliman; second, John Cowden;
third, L. f. Spindle. Judges, W.
Wright, Jas. Smith and A. S. Titus.
Prize Float,-D. f. Calkins was
awarded the prize Of s. in gold for the
most attractive feature in the parade.
His Indian village described above re-
ceivcd many comments.
Decorated Business House, The
Montgomery Mercantile Company car
ried away the three dollars offered for
best decorated business house. The
window was taStefully dressed by Miss
Edith Lindquist and attracted consid-
cradle attention. The exterior was
covered with flags aud bunting.
Obstacle Race. First 81. George
Winfree; second 81. Luther ludlow.
Ring Polo Racc,-First. 81, PAUL.
Gray: second, 50, John Smith; third.
81. Dick Winfree.
Bicycle Relay Race, First. 50, Ira
Walter; second, 81, Pat Winfrce.
Saddle Racc,-First, 81. Leslie Dem
mis-; second, 81, PAUL. Gray.
Sack Race, ,-Fitst, 81, George Hud-
low: second, 80 cents, Forrest Winfrce
lOO-Yard Dash.-FirSt, s., Fred
Stcinhaucr; second, 81, Earl Rlsinger.
Standing Broad Jumps, william
Parks.
Marble Gamc,-First, 81, George
ludlow; second, 80 cents, Wallace
Kane.
Pony Races, Harry Clinger.
Running cc.-FIrst, $50, George
Dennis: second, 81, Chas. Roth.
Bucking Contest,-First, $50, L. j.
Wise; second, 81, Chas. Roth.
Bull Riding,-Sl, A. +. Ellsberry.
The purse Of 500, for the winning
ball team, was won by the Fowler
nine by score OF to 5.
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SEMI.ANNUAL STATEMENT

County Clerk Garwood has just
completed his semi.annual statement
OF the disbursements Of Otcro county
for the six months ending June 30,
1908.
During the six months the total
number of Instruments filed and re-
corded in the county clerks Office was
3.776. an average Of over 62S per
month. The receipts Of cash fees for
instruments filed and recorded for the
six months were s6,OO2 35-just over
the dead line average OF $1,000 per
month. The receipts for each month
The Ordway new era., 1908-07-10

At the Colorado State Fair to be
held in Pueblo, September nth to
10Th, there will be most interesting
collection OF Colorado's wild animals
"n view, free to everybody on the
grounds. AS many people are not
familiar with the appearance OF even
the commonest Of Colorado's native
animals, and as many Of the animals
are becoming very scarce with the ad-
vance Of the States development, this
exhibition OF the wild creatures ought
to be received with strong and wide
spread interest and attract a great
deal OF attention.
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TOWN LOTS FOR SALE

On easy payments. 35 choice lots
to select from. PECK Il JOHNSON.
The Ordway new era., 1908-07-10
FOR SALE

One Six.Foo high board Corral, ~
feet square, with Branding chute at
tached, 500 rods OF 3-wirc Fencing.
posts are . rods apart, also one Car.
rooted House about l0X II feet. board
ed sides and partially batted with
building paper.
All situated 10 miles north OF Sugar
City. on Horse Creek, and about l.
miles east of Box Springs.
f. w. DowNEY,
3tlS G. S. lies.
Call on Downey Bros. & Co., Ordway.
The Ordway new era., 1908-07-10

Southern Colorado's best newspaper
Is The Pueblo Star-Journal. 1t prints
the news Of the world the day 1t hap
pens. Daily and Sunday by mail, soc
per month. or carrier. Everybody
reads IL.
The Ordway new era., 1908-07-10
FOR SALE

One Sure Hatch Incubator, capacity
go. used one season and in good repair.
Phone Blue sS5. Mrs. Z. NJ. Robinette
tbs
The Ordway new era., 1908-07-10

During the six months total OF lOS
marriage licenses were issued, slightly
below the number for the same six
months of the year preceding. The
month of June broke all previous
records for the issue OF marriage IL
censes, having this year total of
twenty.eight to her credit. There
we're 344 hunting licenses issued dur.
ing the six months at the regular
stipend of 81 per each.
A recapitulaton of the disburse-
ments of Otero county for the six
months shows total expenditure OF
s65. 93I. O6, and over one-half of this
amount, or $3S,7l4, Is for roads ana
bridges. The disbursements in detail
we're as follows:
Assessor and deputies. ......$ 2.64l.22
County attorney 300 90
C,,ntv commissioners 7699O
C,,,tv clark " 357.40
C,untv treasurer. 1855. O3
ShoriG and dcputics. 49,. 1905. IS
County supt, of schools. ..... sso.on
! Bee Inspector. .....".' D. %
unr,,cu,,urol insncctor. ..... 24S 10
Water commissioners '3s'4e
n,s,rict court 4,O68.l9
County court S7I.4S
,ns,,ce ,nnrts $3.50
,r.ronor,s court. 5l3.06
Cur, house 49,. 5000 SO
C,.untv ,ail 1884. %
Snnn,rt Of moor ........... 4,0H.4l
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-26
Numero 228
De Ponce

-Ha clrculado profusamente por
Ia c1udad una hoja Suelta contestando
a la del Comite del Partido Republi-
cano. Sc titulaban ambas al pueblo
de Ponce y al Pals.
Sc enCuentra en- la ciudad nuestro
dlst1nguido amigo, el venerable 1u-
chador y consecuente polftico don
Felix Limo Rivera, de Guayama. lie
saludamos.
Para el dfa 10 de Octubre Sc
anuDcian carreras de caballos en- Ell
Hipodromo Ponceno corriendo el
duello de la pista puertoriquefla ''Per.
la Flna ~. Habra excurciones de los
Pueblos limftrofes.
-Anoche did function en- LA Per
Ia Ia Compafifa Rodriguez -Toreskev.
Las peliculas cinematograhcas fueron
nuevas, gustaron mucho al pdblico
Y la labor del transformista sefior
Ioreskey, muy aplaudida. Nuestras
felicltaciones.
Ell domingo ~ de los corrientes
celebrara el partido Unionista TN
meeting en- la Playa a las dos de Ia
tarde. Tomaran parte ell Lcdo. Ca
males, LcdO. Bernardini, Lcdo. Casal-
due, Iglesias Gonzalez, Cordero, Ma
tos, Nicolas Rivas, Eugenio Astol,
Coll Y Cuchi Y otros.
-Desde anoche Sc encuentran en-
la ciudad Ell LcdO Bernandini el
Lcdo. Coll y Cuchi Jose, improvi-
Sandose con tai motive un meeting
EN- el Club Unionista en- el cual to-
maron parte los distinguidos hues
pueCe pronunciando elocuentes dis
|curSos.
En- el meeting de anoche tom6
parte tambi6n el Lcdo. don Felipe
Casalduc cuya omission hicimos lamen-
|tablemente en- la reSeha. Su diScur
so fue doctrinario y aplaudido.
-Ha salido para Caguas tomar
possession dc su cargo de ProfeSora Gra-
|duada In distinguida seforita Antonia
Quintero Martin.
-Despues de varios dias de paseo
ha regresado 4 San Juan don Evaristo
Felez conocido artlsta nativo
EI Cmrrsbon5ai.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-26

-tla sido nombrado collector
de Aguas Buenas el Sr. Eduar-
do Alfonso.
La junta de medicos anun-
cia examenes de rievalida para
el del cOrriente mes.
rs probable que hoy Sc
lnaugure ell alumbradO eleCtrico
en- Caguas, reinando con dicho
motive en- el mencionado pueblo
indescriptible entusiasm0.
-Despues de algunos meses
de permanencia en- Europa, ha
regresado a esta ciudad. Ell ex-
teniente de la policia insular,
senor Jose q. Iturrondo, quien
viene completamente repuesto
de sus dolencias. Mucho 10 ce-
lebramos.
FL departamento de instruc-
ci6n nos informa de los siguien-
ties nombramientos hechos por
las juntas escolares.
I'm lruJlllO Alto, PrOvidencla
Lumbano; en- Guayama Elena
San Clemente y Gabriela Andi
les; en- Utuado, Francisco Levy.
Felipe Gonzalez, Manuel Palor-
do y Rafael A, Segarra; en- Ma
yaguez, Maria +. Munoz; en- Rio
Piedras, Isabel Casablanca {
Ignacia Sturio
Sc le ha devuelto al Alcal-
de de Gales su solicitud para
ingreso del alienado Ramon Ro
driguez Quinones, en- ell Mani
comic, a Consecuencia de acom-
flar una certificaci0n de vacuna
de mas de amos, y manifestan-
dole que debe ser vacunado este
alienado actualmente sino lo
ha sido con anterioridad en- una
fecha menos remota dc la que
aparece Ell el certiflcado que
envla.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-26

1ranScr1b1mOs del dlario me
Jicano FL EnsbarcsGI, el articulo
Siguiente que juzgamos de su-
mo interes para nuestro publico:
En- comprobaci6n de los avan-
CeS de la induStria nacional, a
que tantas veceS nos hemos re-
ferido. vamos a publican al
gunOs datos interesantes, que
muestran Ell progreso de la labor
nacional en- Ell sentido indicado.
Existen actualmente en- el
pals, IT'S inCas que cultivan la
cana de aZncar. Del aflo paSa-
do a la feCha Sc han establecido
dos fabricas americanas; una de
elias, en- la ruta del FerrOcarril
Central. entire San Luis Potosi
y TampiCo; Y la Otra, en- la del
Ferrocarril Mexicano, a unos
90 Kilometres de Veracruz.
AmbSs fAbricas cuentan con
maquinaria moderna, y pueden
producir 5000 y 500 toneladas,
respectivamente. En- muchas
fabriCas, Sc ha instalado, a 0lti-
mas feChas, maquinaria moder-
ma. mejOrando el producto, has
Ia el grado de que su calidad
pueda competir hoy con la me
lOr clase.
La production de azucar de
a9o6.I9o7, exCedio en- 10000 to
neladas, en- comparaci6n con la
de 1905 1906, al paso de la 1907
1908, Sc CalCula en- IIs,ooo tone -
ladas; esta disninuci6n Sc atri-
buye a la esCasez de lluvias en-
el Estado de Morelos, en- cuya
region Sc produce la mayor
Cantidad de este articulo.
Sc calcula que la extension
dc terreno destlnado al cultivo
del algod6n, fue en- 1907, de
$50, acres.
La production en- el DistritO
de La Laguna solo representa-
I'm so por ciento de la cosecha
de 1907, que fue de 10000 pacas,
contra 10000 Ell el ano anterior;
hubo, pues, una diminucl0n de
10000 paCaS'
Sc cree que en- el anO actual,
las neCesidades del mercadO in.
terror. exigira una cantidad de
pacas, que no bajara de $4,000 a
10000.
FL consume de algod6n en- las
fabricas naCiOnales, Sc cree que
no sera menor al del ano pasado; !;
en- Ioo6-Ioo7, el consume ascen-
di6 a $4,000 pacas de a 500 Ii
bras cada una.
La production de este articu-
10 en- la Rep1blica, rinde como
Ia mitad de la cantidad que Sc
necesita para Ell consume de las
fabricas naCionales. Mexico
importa anualmente una cierta
cantidad de algodon egipcio pa
Ia los tejidos satinados.
Los generos de algod6n que
produce Ell pals, estan mejoran-
do constantemente, Y una de
Has industrias mas desarrolla-
das Y lucrativas, es la fabrica-
ci6n de hilazas de algod6n y de
NienzO.
En- 1906, habfa r25 fabricas en-
production. y desde entonces.
eel n1mero de elias sc ha limita
do. Estas fabricas, cuentan to-
das con maquinaria y elementos
mOdernos; esta maquinaTia pro-
Cede, en- su mayor parte, de los
Estados Unidos, Inglaterra VI
-Alemania.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-26
SONACIONES
Para Catalina Fe1Ier.

Tus oJos azules
de cielo,
Me han hablado de niflas germanas
De mis- dulces y palidos versos:
De las nieblas del norte,
Del pals idea de los sueflos.
Y he evocado de Heyne Ell divino,
Su musa y 81 genio,
Para hacerte unas rimas muy blancas.
de afectos muy tiernos.
Que tuvieron por cuna tus ojos,
Y que alumbran e1 dulce recuerdo.
NICOLAS RIVAS.
Ponce Septiembre II 1905.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-26

mensualmente para el transpor-
te de este mineral.
La production annual de la
Rep1blica, en- cueros y pieles,
'es la siguiente: 1000, 900 de pie
les de cabra, que pesan a razon
de 2olibras por docena; 1000 900
de cuerOs vacunos, que pesan
46 hbras cada uno V 100000
de pieles de carneros, que pesan
a razon de IS Y media libras por
docena.
Aunque exiSten tenerias en-
.casi todas las ciudades V pobla
clones del pals, Ell comercio de
este articulo parece haberse re-
concentrate en- las ciudades de
Meiico Y Leon.
RI cascalote que Sc usa para
ell benetlcio de las pieles, Sc pro-
duce en- grandes cantidades en-
Toluca, 1guala, Zitacuaro, Mo-
rella. Paztcuaro y Uruapan, De
este producto sc hace actual
mente una exportacion conside-
rable.
Las fabricas de papel de San
Rafael V Anexas, tuvieron du-
rante ell afio de 1907, un aumen-
TO de 4667,ooo kil6gramos. en-
comparacion con Ia production
de 1906. La fabrica "El Pro-
greso" cuyos editlcios Sc termi-
naron a principles de este ano,
puede producer 10000 kilogra
mos de papel diarios. En- 1907
SC gastaron Sal 5000 en- mejoraS
que Sc introdujeron en- ambas
tabricas. Las ventas sc aumen-
taron en- $35oooo, en- compara-
cion con las de 1906, V sc obtu-
vo una ganancia liQuida en- ell
arlo. Ss58.ooo.
Ultimamente sc han CerradO
estableclmientos para la refri-
geraclon, manipulation Y CON
servaci6n de suStancias alimen-
ttc1as; y una compania america
ma, plensa establecer en- el Esta-
do de Oaxaca, una fabrica que
Icuenta con todos los elemen tos
para la construction de mazos,
de ruedas. rayos. bordes, eies. V
.toda clase de pleas para va
cones,
Dlcha cOmpania ha comprado
I25,ooo acres de terren0s para
.establecer sus talleres. que Sc
ran los mas completes de la Re
publica va Sc ha comprado
el molino Y la maquinaria para
Ia tabrica que pOdra elaborar
100000 pies de manera diarios.
Fl consume de los prOductos
de la tabrica no SC limitaran al
mercadO interior, pues la com
panla Sc propone hacer exporta-
clones de ellos a Europa Y los
EstadOs Unidos.
La enumeration es larga, al
parecer, pero llenaria, en- reali-
dad, algunas paginas de nues-
tro peri6dico. 81 trataramos de
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