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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-05-16
VIEW OF ADMIRAL EVANS
United States Should Have Forty-eight
Battleshps.

Chicago, May 1,.-Rear Admiral
Robley D. Evans of the United States
navy passed through Chicago on his
way home to rest and retirement from
active service. He spent four hours
in the city, keeping entirely to his
private car, in which he received
friends and submitted to newspaper
interviews. Incidentally he made the
statement in his most emphatic man
ner that America needed a fighting
fleet of forty-eight battleships.
Fighting" Bob made no attempt to
conceal his regret in being compelled
to relinquish command of his beloved
fleet, which he had directed success
fully on the long cruise around the
Horn. He referred with a touching
pride to the ships and their crews of
fighters, who, he said, were the best
in the world and his eyes lit up with
Indignation when he spoke Of the re-
fusal of congress to provide for four
more battleships.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-05-16
sherlff's Sale.
sheriffs Sale.
State OF Minnesota.
County Of Beltrami.
Byron Carter, Plaintiff.
District Court

5ss. District Court
County OF Beltrami.
Byron Carter, Plaintiff
VS..
A. A, Carter, Defend ant.
Notice Is Hereby Given, That by virtue of
an execution to me directed and delivered,
and now in my hands, issued out of the Dis
trict Court. Fifteenth Judicial District State
of Minnesota, in and for the County of Bel
trami upon judgment rendered in said
court IN favor OF Byron Carter. and against
Ana. Carter. have levied upon the follow
ing described real property OF said defend
, ant. to-Wit:
The sEX Of the NE1l of Sec. S, and Lot of
Sec 4. allin Township 146 North of Range 81
West, containing 55 acres. and the unplatted
portion Of Lot l.. and the NW14 of the NE4 Of
Sec IS. Township 147 North. OF Range 80 West.
and Lot Eight (8). IN Block One %. in Bar
One ID Of RidgeWays Subdivision OF Sections
Fifteen Q5) and Twenty Two (22) in Township
146 North of Range 80 West.
And that shall. on Monday. the 18th day
of June. A. D. 1908. at the hour Of 10 O'Clock 9.
IN. Of said day. at the east front door Of the
county and state, proceed to sell all the
right, title and interest of the above named
A. A. Carter. defendant herein in and to the
above described property, to satisfy said
Judgment and COSTS amounting to Eleven
Hundred Seven Dollars and Eighty Cents
together with all accruing costs of sale. and
interest on the same from the 21St day Of
mum. at public auction, to the highest bidder
for cash.
THOs. BAILEY. Sheriff.
BY j. N. Bailey. Deputy.
D. II. Fisk, Plaintiffs Attorney
Dated Bemidji. Mimi. April 30th. 1905
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-05-16
IF BRYAN IS NOMINATED.
Nebraskan's Daughter Will Speak in
Woman Suffrage States.

Omaha, May 15.-ln case William
J. Bryan receives the Democratic
nomination his daughter, Mrs. Ruth
Bryan 1Aeavitt, will take the stump in
Colorado, Wyoming and several other
Western states and will campaign in
her fathers interests.
This information was given out in
Omaha by Mayor Dahlman, who has
Just returned from Denver, where he
has been with other Democratic ma,
aonal committeeman completing ar
rangements for the convention.
Mrs. Leavitt will confine her efforts
TO women and will only stump those
states which have woman suffrage
laws. She is a forceful and fluent
speaker. ...
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-05-16

roe Lumber company, which went
into the hands of receivers, and judg.
ment was rendered by default as
damages for breach Of contract in
failure to furnish timber for a mill.
A considerable amount of property be-
longing to the defendant Blanks was
sequestered by the court as partial
security. This property is now in the
custody of the National Union bank
of this city as security for loan of
$30,5O0.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-05-16
Decree in Mckee Divorce Case.

Paris, May 15.-The court has grant
ed the Hart Mckee divorce, finding
that both Mr.. and Mrs. Mckee had
contributed to the unhappiness of
their household. Mrs. Mckee is given
the custody of their child, with the
provision that Mr.. Mckee be allowed
to have the child one month yearly,
as we'll as being permitted to see it
twice a week If living in the same
city or town. Mr.. Mckee was ordered
to contribute 1000 francs monthly for
the support of his child.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-05-16
TWO DIE IN FLAMES.
Children Perish in Burning Home
While Parents Are Absent,

Waterloo, a., May 15.-When Wal
ter Potter and wife returned from
Greene to their farm home they found
the home destroyed by fire and the
children, Charles, aged nine, and
Merle, aged seven, so badly burned
that they died later. The children
used kerosene to start fire, the oil
can exploding. The boy ran forty rods
with his clothing afire to a neigh
boris. When he arrived there his
clothing was burned off and he col
lapsed. The little girl was taken from
the building by the neighbors, but
died soon after.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-05-16
Indiana Mines Closed.

Evansville, Ind, May 1 ALI work
In the mines in Indiana except in the
block coal district has ceased in ODE
dience with the action of the state
convention of miners at Terre Haute.
The cessation of work will affect 49,
900 miners in Indiana
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-05-16
Three Children Perish.

Passaic, N. j., May 15,-An incen-
diary fire in a tenement in Monroe
street occupied by fifteen families
caused the death of three Italian chill
dren and probably fatal injuries to
two women.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-05-16
JUDGMENT FOR $500, 600.
Wisconsin Concern Secures Big Dam.
ages by Default.

Oshkosh, Wis, May 10 Judgment
for $S60,000 was ordered by Judge
Burnell of the circuit court here in
favor of the Oak Lumber company, a
Wisconsin corporation, against R. j..
Blanks, %. T. Lamkins and w A.
Brown in Monroe, La The defendants
were officers and directors of the Mon
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1908-07-24
SOIL BULLETIN.

Bulletin No. So, of the State Agri-
cultural Experiment Station, entitled,
Washington Soils" has just been
issued. This is the third and last of
a series of bulletins on this subject,
giving the results of analyses of soils
from al! parts of the State. The soil
survey has been carried on for twelve
years, and samples from every county
in the state except one have been col
lected and analysed. This Bulletin
discusses the value of soil analysis.
and reports the results of the analysis
of eighty-nine samples coming from
twenty three different counties. 1t also
contains a summary of all soil investi-
cations and suggestions as to soil
treatment in different sections of the
State. A copy of the Bulletin may
be had free of charge by applying to
r. w. Thatcher, Director, Experiment
Station. Pullman, Wash.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1908-07-24
Records OF Whitman County
Instruments Filed During the Week With County Auditor

Milton McCroskey and wife to J
d Hagan. swq 23-l6-43, seq nwQ, swq
nwq 23-l6-43, neg nwq 25-l6-43, ex-
cept, $4,000
d E Rice ct al to Central Life As
surance Society, fractional 3l-l4-39,
SiO00
Mrs. H Harris to Shedd, lot l..
blk 16, Reaney's I'd add, Pullman, $500.
Ebert L McAlister and wife to NJ
Talens, lot ! of 81, los ga. nwu swq
30-15-45, $500.
John Brooks and wife to Pullman
Savings and Loan ASS n, nh lot 3, pit
lot 3 blk 7, Reaney's add, Pullman,
500.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1908-07-24
Whitman Superior Court Vacation.

Judge Chadwick has declared a va
cation Of the Whitman county superior
court IRON July Is until September 10,
the date set for the hearing Of the
Blckford injunction case against the
city of Pullman.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1908-07-24
REAL MORTGAGES.

VIM Francis Wyse to Ralph Com
eggs, NEG nwq, lot l of 30-l9-44. $1,000.
Alex Mills and wife to E W Wells.
nh swq ll-2O-39, all of 1908. S250o
Alfred E Stookey and wife to W +
Burrell, trustee, sh seq, sh swq Bills
49, lots l,2,3, swq neq 3-l4-48, $500.
+ Gass and wife 10 Pullman SAY.
lngs and Loan Assn. lots As, blk 9.
Fairs add, Pullman, $500.
Milton McCroskey and wife 10
A Henderson, swq 23-lG-43. seq nwo.
s"q nWq 23-l6-43, neg nwq 23-l6-43
except, $1,000.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1908-07-24
GOV. PATENTS AND RECEIPTS.

United States to John F. Taylor, sh
sec, sh swq 34-l5-43, patent.
United States to Edward L Meeks,
lots 3, sh nwq a-l3-3S. patent.
United States to Granville w Me-
Neel, nh neq 34-l9-45, patent,
United States to Chauncey Ioutches,
SO nwq, los ? Of 3l-lG-46, RECEIPT
United States to John Wesley Ru-
tan, eh swq, nwq swq, seq awq 8-lS-
39, patent.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1908-07-24

+ JOhu bIUUhS anu WIG ~ uiilidl'
Savings and Loan Ass n, nh lot 3, pit
lot 2, blk T, Reaney's add Pullman,
/ 500.
CHATTEL MORTGAGES.
Fred G Dierks to } Case Thresh-
ing Mch Co, machinery. $965.
/ Niles Champln ct al to J | Case
Threshing Mch Co, machinery, 1912.
7 Morris ct al to Nichols and
Shepard Co, machinery, S1340.
J A Hargrave to Nichols and Shep-
ard Co, machinery, $500.
Albert c Hilty ct al to Nichols and
Shepard Co, machinery, $1100.
H A Wrasse ct al to John Quist, half
interest in garden product on eh neg
1913, sos.
Pink Greer to Chas T Benner, drill,
engine, $500.
E P Paul to Lippitt Bros, % crop
on nh neq, nh nwq II, Ell ?. Ell nwq,
eh swq 2, sh neq, sh nwq l1-15-41,
1927.
Chas Brown and Bros. to Walter
Davis, wheat for 1909 on seq 33-18-39,
$24O.
Ben F Bader to Advance Thresher
Co. machinery, $2616.
John Denney to National Bank of
Oakesdale. 2-3 crop on 10-19-44, $500.
John Bowman to Lippitt Bro, 2-3
crop on $50 acres in sh 5-17-43, ma
chinery, $733.
u E Hawkins ct al to National Bank
of Oakesdale. livestock, hay press, $3.50.
j r Stout to John Terhune, 2-3 crop
on 100 acres on w Crippen land, $206.
c H, John and c w Langbehin to
Aultman-T aylor Mchy. Co, machinery,
$3479.
Fred G Dierks to A C Warner, ma
chiuery, $3.50.
Henry Chapman to John Terhune,
livestock, 2-3 crop on $50 acres of land
of r L McCroskey, $2O5
RELEASES.
H w Worthy to C B Worthy, chart
Augustus Kubillus and wife to Kal.
L He'll. real mtg.
Alfred P Reid to Daniel T Gibson,
real mtg.
= N Mckenzie to T c Mountain ct
al real mtg.
First National Bank of Pullman to
c f Maynard, chat
First National Bank of Pullman to
c f Maynard, chat
First National Bank of Pullman to
E B Lybecker and wife, real mtg.
First National Bank of Pullman to
Samuel S Goldberge ct al, chat.
M Pope to W Gronk and wife, par
tial release of real mtg.
Coolidge and Mechanic to Clark
and wife, real mtg.
Vermont Loan and Trust Co to F T
Nickerson, real mtg.
Deming Investment Co to Nathaniel
1 Strange, real mtg.
Gay Lombard to C E Maynard, chat.
BILLS OF SALE.
D G Klinefelter to W R Belvail,
half interest in Palouse Steam Laundry.
CONDITIONAL BILLS OF SALE.
Simon Piano Co to Mae Waters,
piano. S235.
Bradley Engineering & Machinery
Co to W E Wilkins & Son, drill, etc.
Sl2T.
ASSIGNMENTS.
c Cozier to L N Holt real mtg.
l. F Long to Ralph Leonard, reaI
mtg.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Taylor Land & Livestock Co, arti.
Giles Of Incorporation.
Eleanor lnman Naffziger 10 The
public, affidavit
Park & Rominger VS. John Frohmad
er, seq nwq, nh swq, sw7-b swq 26--
80, lien, S433.
Palouse Irrigation & Power Co t.
McGregor Land & Livestock Co. watei
contract.
Martha A Bluett ct al VS. Ami,
Wilce, judgment.
Tekoa Brewing Co, articles of in
corporation.
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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1908-07-24
DEEDS.

SM Watson to A D VanOrsdal, lot
II, blk 5, Mahoney's subdivision
of Lombard's add, Tekoa, contract,
$1,000.
Marion P Moore ct al to Moses
Moore, seq 3-l4-38, ST.
John Moore and wife to Moses r
Moore ct al, seq 35-l5-38, 81.
John F Moore ct al to Marion P
Moore, lots 1,2, neg 3-l4-38, 81.
Marion P Moore ct al to Miles l..
Moore, lots ga, nwq 3-l4-3s, 81.
Marion Moore to Moses r Moore
ct al, swq Bliss, 81.
Mrs. Eleanor Inman Natfziger to
Ebert l. McAlster, lot of 81, lots 3,
4, neq swq 30-15-45, 81.
Thos Trewick to Alex Mills, nh swq
1928, S3742,
Chas F Adams to W F Burrell,
trustee, sh sh 34-l5, lots 1928, swq
neg 3-l4-43, 81.
w F Burrell. trustee, ct al, to AL
fred f Stookey, sh seq, sh swq 34-l5-
43, lots 1,2,3, swq neq 3-14-43, $l4,
500.
Moses Moore and wife to John F
Moore, VIII seq, swq NEG, sea nwq 2-14-
38, ST,
VIM Swain AMI wife to David C
Vincent and wife, lots 3,4,5, blk 26,
Pullman. $500
John d Hagan and wife to Milton P
McCroskey, swq 23-l6-43, seq nwq
swq, nwq 23-l6-43, neg now % l6-43,
except, SIG, 200.
S d O'Neal and wife to Alexander
D Eppel, swq 10, nwq l5-l7-43, ex-
cept, lease.
JAS A Perkins and wife to E
Frank, lot 3, blk 81, Prescott and Per-
kins Riverside add, Colfax, SIS.
James A Perkins and wife to John
E Frank, lot 4, blk 81, Prescott and
Perkins Riverside add, Colfax, 500.
John E Frank and wife to A J
Morehead and wife, lots 3,4, blk 81.
Prescott and Perkins Riverside add,
Colfax, $780,
A Finley and wife to David C Vim
cent and wife, lots 1918, l4.15, lG, II,
Is, 1920, blk Is, lots l,2,l8,l9,20. blk
%, lots 1,2,3,4,5,6, blk %, College
Hill add, Pullman. $27O0
G H Holbrook and wife to Star
Grange No -, tract in 81 1913, $25.
Railway Land and Improvement Co
to E H Selling, lot Il. blk IA, resur-
vey of Steptoe. $500.
Railway Land and Improvement Co
to Ella M Selling, lot II, blk IA, re-
survey of Steptoe, $400.
Palouse Irrigation and Tower Co to
McGregor Land and Livestock Co, pt
5-14-37, $25l2.
Clara E Briley to Kate Carey, lots
IL, blk 27, Wiley's I'd add, Palouse,
$500.
L D Schwartz and wife to F j Ma
honey, lots ga, blk 6. Lombard's add.
Tekoa, 81.
Maggie Mayer and husband to Err
nest Becker, nh seq 7-l3-46, $1,000.
E Stevenson, commissioner, to Ad-
die R Lyle, lot /. blk 2, McKenzie's
Bird add, Pullman. 81.
Geo W Ripley and wife to Julius
Enrich, lots Is, 20, blk ?, Perkins
and Prescotts' Riverside add, Colfax.
S275O.
Fritz Wenger to Christian Wurgler,
lots 1919, blk l, lots rs, blk ?, viii
kinson's add, Pullman, tracts in Pull
man, $500.
Fritz Wenger to Christian Wurgler
lots IS,4,6,6,I2o,2l, 22,24, blk !.
Wllkinson's add, Pullman. 81.
Wilson Moreland and wife to Nor
row Land Co, pit seq IA, pit swo 1920
~, 81.
Morrow Land Co to Milwaukee Land
Co, pit SEQ IA, pit swq l3-20-42, 81.
oakesdale Cemetery Assn to NJ Y
Lynch, lot 60, blk /. OakesdaIe GENE.
terry, IS.
Thomas King and wife to Thomas
Edwards, nh lot d, End add, St John.
81.
Eliza Gray to " W Green. lot 4
pit lot 3, blk Il, W C McCoy's add
Oakesdale. $1,000.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1908-07-24

At Missoula, Mont, Saturday,
James Hayes confessed to the immi-
grafton officer that in 1900 he killed
comrade of the Boer war in the
British army. The facts have been re-
ported to the British war department
and Hayes will be held until word is
received from there.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1908-07-24
ASSIGNMENTS.

} c Cozier to L N Holt, real mtg.
l. F Long to Ralph Leonard, reaI
mtg.
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Una C0mpaiia de zaTzusla
0TgaBizada en- Ia Habsna.
ClblegrIfIIR NI SOfOr ZImm0FmGD.
r. h0bW saIIdO pare Puerto Rice

DoRd0 la capital de Ouba hR Gecibido
On sats Ciudad ol' ConOoldo empire ario do
saEEusla Hsfi7E Zimmerman Ol cRb.egRams
que sigue:
"H1bAna, ssptismbrs IA 19O8.- Zim'
norman, San Juan p. r -salimoV, aHtis'
tao notsblsg, famoRas bAiIaRinOp; ExC6n.
tEic0g. TodO i'timaB novedadaS 0uEOpeag.
salude pdbIieo, AmigOB.-ssladFigaB, Pc
Fas''.
ElNn9r Zimmsaman 90 propona ofra.
coz & eats pdblico una mggufhca tsmp3F0o
dR dc zarguela y vaEiodadsB.
20 bFsv0, Beg6n 10 anunGia ell cable.
gTamR tERnBCFit0, debutaH6 en- 81 munich
pal la nuSvA Compafiia.
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GlRa8 J Tuaa bIlBea.

81 basaR de- ls caIIa de San FGanCigOo
aign9 ofreCisndo Il pdbliOo q MIA nsloCto
BuRtido de objsbos do fantasia qua puoda
do1saEse. Adam6s do Los BOmbEoFos paEa
ssfoRaa y stfioEitsA , otTOg mil obiGtos
para damas y OabRllsEoS, Eens IN bus1
auREid05d do e8Eaag eO1 tOd08 GUB HOoG oEiicr1
y de.los m6s olggantGs modGlOg, Un gran
guYti8o de EopR blanca para ElhoRau,
y ushoEigaa acahs do RaCibiR para lOs flti.
mos vap0Raa y toda elaB0 d. EsIltaa 10
aata clas8 puaden OnOontERE18 on tsLa8 Ne.
Yadadaa'a. lCia8 AnRI do todal mar
coz y pROOsdsnCis1, 0bistol Dc tooadoE,
PaRsgua1 y onbEillas % enc1oniEan ali
d pEsGiGa DIN ooapneta.
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Los Estadps lInidos y Ia Rusia.

81 ministr0 de indgBtriRy ComOECi0 Eu'
10, R0Cibi6 0n 81. PetsFsbuEg 90, & FSpEegon'
tantes de dos Caaag RmeFiC8nAg, Bernard
Harris y N. Rossmbaum, g. fueEon & diChR
Ciudad tFabpiaF p0R 81 astabl0Cimisnto do
FelaCioneI ComsPCialoa mas futimRB entire
loB EStadO8 UnidoB y Russia.
So viOits % Tslaciona con o. prOp6Dito
americana do dar mks empuis les Felao
clones ComeRCia!es Eulo americana, qui'
tRndo IaB sgenciaB do ComerciantsI alemA'
mes inglesOI.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-15
COlEGlO PARTICULAR
para niftas y SsaOritas.


So abEiu6 en San Joan en- cuanto %
matEicuIsn 30 niiAB POr 10 msnog. ,sa
gaEantiza una ensOnAn8a tan B8IeCfa como
90 Lac escgeIag p6bliCag.
Las, aIumna8 BufrirGn exRmsn por sl
Departments.
PrefsBOFa daBds 81 40. 81 81. gEado, do
fiR Ana Roqu6 de DaPEsy.
Grades primaries, d. IA Juans Armenia
do Lars; 6Sts sngsnarG laboEss, djbuio,
pintUEa = religion.
Una americana enBefiAFG sl iDg'6s. SO
admitiFGn Internal PFsCio8 conventions.
lsF.
Las mAdres que doBssn matriCulsF &
BUB hiiag, Puadan diFijiFns al ndmaFo Il
OaII0 de 10 FOEtaIssB, donds infoRmaF6n.
Is "a
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-15

diCha FusdR.
FL aepO6ftO de MelGnia % hArf Conntru
y0ndo una E0pFsBR de TERRA tTav6R do
IN vale de BsOano que eBt6 Rl oeBtO de
GuayamG, , 9l RguR del CaTits Bsr6 con-
duCids ella poF IN canal dO8ds 81 rio
QuRmanf = un Corto tunOl que ntRAveGRR6
10 montana que OieEEa diCho vale.
Eg sistema de Patil1as.
FL proyeCto para IS Represg de GoMnsW'
IaeiOn do sgWG8 de PatGJgaS Is Cual estaFG
situads an POGO mas sbOjo de lR dOsembo'
CRduE8 del rio Nation, 90 C0nBtruir IN De-
p6aito con una pr0fandidAd mfximA dc
8gna do 100 pies = una ORpaOidad do
8 600 aCTC-feet, La F0pFeBa BsF6 de tieEFa,
dc 12O pies do RItuFB, , tsndE6 IN muFC
de concrete TefoFSRdo, IN desOgue = I'm
tdusl de dssCRTgS con COmpusTt0L Con-
tendrs dicha TepFeBa SO0.O0O yaEdag ca
biCaB de terra , eatRFG Gnps fi8tRdR 10 par.
10 que quOde B0bF0 l8 BupeEfCie del 8gua.
EE canal de PatilIQs Omp0SarE en- lR Re-
prs8R de PAtillaI y teFminaF6 On un punto
CePCR de SRlina. SsE6 do 26 milIaR do
largo, 6 inClUiE6 un t6nel 700 pies de lag
20, I'm tdnsl de 2 100 pieH de largo, $50
pies de canal abieEto de concrete, s 900
de Dif6n invaRtidO de concrete EafoEzSdo.
So cause en- Is mayor pREts dc "a lopgitud
GaPG de dieE pio8 do RnCho On sl f0nd0 CON
taludoB & Lon IadoB de II 81 y IL pEcfOndi'
dBd en- 81 satRd0 oFdinRTio BoTG dc pi9',
dAndo uuR anchuEa de 19 piG1 On 10 su'
pslfCie del agua La pELfandidnd On CaBoH
de inundaCiOne8 gOEG dc pis1. La cspRoi'
dad oRdinaRi0 nsEa do SO BSCond-f6Gt y Ia
Capacidad en- CaBOB do AvsnidRB dc 1913
B0Oond feet
RiegO 6n7 Santa Isabel COamO
9 basiG sI Osste.
81 toPo Negro = D6hs JuRnG G1tGn d.
tuadoG al NoFts de montaiiS , pusd0n am'
bOg dsaviarso haCis Ol Sur por 81 migm0
tunOl hRGta o. naGimianto del Rio JHCa'
guaa El canal del TOEo Negro HsEG %
1000 pioB DO IODgitud, y Ol do DOhs JVa'
nR do una millsey media III tGn0l tsndFG
2.770 pio8 do lODgitud p0E 10 que paEoC0
COR do Rocag H6lid0B
DepoSitOo On eI rio JaoGgWas.
Sc han hsCho ostudios para tFe8 d0p6si'
too On o8t9 rio entire VillRlbR = JuRuG
DiAS, como Higu0:
81 dnp6litO dOI DO8tino PuOdO hHOsEnO
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-15

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an POGO mas RbOjO del antique Doatino
Hacienda. En- a1ta puntO q na FspFsaa do
80 pies de aItuEs tendrfa CabidR nara
5000 aore.fast dc ggua.
Bl dep65itO del GnayabaI pusda haosFss
pOF medic do UuR E0pEela De 40 pies de
0ltuEa 6 tEave8 del EfO, OsECa del, pUablo del
GusyAhRl, 8 R9s una O0Fta distancia mE8
abRjo de IS bOOa do 10 oOna aOuOis Eaes
del JsCagua8. Ests DSp6aitO tsndria CO.
bids para 4, 900 acre Test Dc agua,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-15
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de dualo por paFts d5 TODD 81 paig.
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mas mfnimO trasGoFno no CoAt6 nj una
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IglRHiR Oat6lios y 0I Pueblo do Puerto Ri
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90 s1vis al gObOEnRdoz para lA def itiva
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mara sn session eBpeaial para FendiE nm
iFibato do honor al que fa6 don FeaDCiaco
I NaEiaua QuinoneE sGspag6z zliatas , Gans
tOstaFon 19 dsIegsdO8. Mucho p6b leo
lI0nAba los gRIoneB ConjgaoB al de gesior %
y psgabRn de 800 psraonag Lee que sEf 90
rounisEon para or 10 elocuents paIabFs dc
lOB BRiiOr0B que dc ella hRbfan do hAotF
Uuo.
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hRblRdo antsB loB uefloFOB Rafael ArEillA'
ga y Luis Mulios Rivera que hici0EOn G!o'
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liGsda pOF el que foe quisn dsja pEofdnds'
monte gravRdO On sl CoFa86n do millaFGn
de a6Fes el T0OueFdo do la mSgna obFR de
10 ibeFtad de l0B ssOIavog.
La reunion FGBult6 B8YaFa y Bolemne y
lRB 8.55 90 guBpsndi6 ID Beai6n para vol
voE & conatituiEB0 hoy la CGmara deBpa'
char 81 pToyeCto de plan do Eiego que eBla
informRdo pOr 10 ComiBi6n especial.