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The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1908-01-08
Her stipulation,

feF StIPuIatfoh
When q rosy checked good natured
Irish girl fresh from thesotheT side re-
Gently sought employment In the sesv-
ice Of a Germantown woman the latter
began anxiously to interrogate the girl
as to her qualifications.
&. ACan you cook, Norar asked the
lady most earnestly. "Are you good
2cookr
Eyes, mum: I t'ink so," responded
the girl naively, IF yen not try to help
me.s-Harper's Weekly.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1908-01-08
a Suggestion

A Suggestion.
Does the gray matter Of the bratn
ever change its color?"
Il suppose It does when It turns into
a book and Is read"-Ba&1moce Ane1-
lcan.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1908-01-08

Better Than q Mask
"You say he married the cookT
"Yes, but she was . college girl In
Disguise"
"Well. II she was good cook Il was
mighty Thorough Disguise -Phiadel
phia Ledger.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1908-01-08
K Has

e Hes.
Pupil do dislike grammaf, 1 It's
exactions get on my nerves.
Teacher-You talk as II grammar
were an emotional study.
Pupil-Well, hasn't it moods 2-Ralt-
more American.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1908-01-08

And Charged For Accordingly
The steepleJack was climbing the
Flagstaff surmounting the clock tower.
This is what I call wording over
time,r. he chuckied Chicago Tribune.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1908-01-08
Hiok = con,istant Performer.

flek conslstsnt Performer.
TT must be some encouragement TO
learn that your European son-fnlaw
is disposed to be very economical"
"H'mr rejoined Mr.. Cumrox thought
fully. .Hs makes distinctions he Is
not as economical with my money as
he Is with his own,"-Washingtoo Star.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1908-01-08

Love Sick Giraffe (making googoo
eyes at Miss Gorilla)-Way down In
nah heart I've a feeling fo' you.
Miss Gorilla Cooking obviously down
the girafe's neck)-Yes, but it's too
far of. giree. can only be sister to
you.--Bohemian.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1908-01-08
Tiresoms spor,

Tiresors Sport
Patience Which do Tou think the
more tiresome. golf or skating!
Patrtce-Oh, golf! ;. A person sits
down more while skatingHEonkers
Statesman.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-08-25
La Baillo en- Glayama
Ell beneficio de la artista

Ell jueves 27 del corriente, Sc lie
vara efecto en- Ell teatro de Guaya-
ma ell benef1cio de la gentil artista
seforita Consuelo Bsillo, que ha con
seguido tan sefialados triunfos en- la
"turnee' artfstica que viene rea1i-
zando por la Isla.
Para ST. function de gracia, la bella
y disting,lida artista ha organizado un
gran programa, en- el que dara Co
nocer su repertoire de opera al inte-
ligente p1blico de Guayama, la ii
pie arrebatadora.
En- Guayama, segin nos 10 escribe
nuestro corresponsal, hay un vivo en-
tusia smo por demostrar 4 Ia encanta-
dora sefiorita Baillo, las grandes sim
patfas que ha sabido conquistarse con
Su arte meravilloso.
Nosotros que estamos, Y deseamos
|estar slempre, entire los adniradores
de Ia tiple gentil. llamada Y con "a
zon, Ia alondra aragonesa, la desea
mos un exito colossal como ella lo
merece, en- Ia noche dc su benehcio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-08-25
La Yelada del Ateneo

Anoche. con una gran concu-
rrencla, entire la que destacaban
nuestras mas distin guidas da--
mas Y muy conocidos intelec-
tuales, sc efectuo La velada Sc
manal del AfeneO, con Ell orden
siguiente:
Primero, ejecut6 una brillan-
te sinfonfa, Ell sexteto que di-
rige ell maestro Arguinzoni.
Extinguldos los aplausos con-
que ell publico premi6 La eje-
cuci0n brillante, dio lectura ell
senor Ramirez Asenjo a la poe
>ia 14naor. del senor don Girls
.t0bal Real. premiada en- ell Ger
tamen.
La distinguida dana, que ha
'prestado los encantos de su
arte V los prestigios de su nom
bre, a las hestas artiSticas del
Ateneo. Teresita Mangual de
Cesteros. lego icomo ella sabei
el cuentO de nueStro queride
amigo. Ell Joven Y dlstinguido
escrltor Antonio Blanco Fer
nandeZ, tltuladO AEme Puerto
rrt9Uea5a
Los meritos de este trabaIo.
que son muchos. fueron real
'zados por la lectura magistraE
que lie do la senora MauguaE
de CeSterOS. Ambos fueron ova-
Cionados.
SiQuieron, despues, la poesfa
Carload tanbien laureada, del
doctor Martinez ROsell6, leida
por el senOr Galvez Otero, No
rama, tjecutada por el sexteto;
y la lectura del beilO cuento Las
Martb0sas, premiado tambien
con medalla de orc en- Ell Certa-
men del Ateneo.
Este trabajo que es de indis-
Cutibe meritO, fue leidO por sur
autOr, nuestro buen amigo ef
licenclado don Jacinto Texidor.
Slgui0 la leCtura de un ira
baIo de la senOrits de Angelis,
de que va damos Cuenta en-
otro sitio Y a continuation La
simpatlca senorIta de Trias lie
.y6 un fragmento de la obra de
dona Ana Rogue, La Flora bWeg-
torriQuejju, premlada con me
dali a de plata
I'll acto que fu6 brillante, ter
min0 con un eIocuente discurso
del ilustre presidente del Ate
neo nue>tro amigo don Ferdi-
.nand Cesteros, que fu6, como
.slempre- aplaudldisimo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-08-25
DE ARECIBO

que Sc llevara / efecto e' concierto
anunciado para anoche por Ia banda
dc Bomber0S.
tandose del traslado del cabo de Ia
policfa sefior Valladares.
En- asuntos de su ministerlo sali6
esta ma1ara para IT uado el Fiscal
dc esta Cortc dc Distrito
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-08-25
La bpc.g2 de Caguas
(P0r telGgrafO)

Sc han declarado en- huelga
en Cagua5. los t0rcedores de las
fabricas de Perez BlumentieI u
Comp y Benancio Lasa. Sc ha
reunido una comision para avis
tarse con los prlncipales Y soil
citar pr medlos pacihcos ell au
mento del salari0.
La policia en- provision de
contiictos sc encuentra EN- las
GALES doude se reunen los huel-
guistas. Hay creencias de que
Ia huelga sera paciticada. pues
es SECURE que los obreros seran
atendidos en- sus peticiones.
Muchos de los que trabaia ban
en- las citadas fabricas han sail
do para Rio P.edras, solicitando
puestos en- la fabrica de tabacos
esta bIecida en- I'll me ncionad0
pueblo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-08-25
La administration
municipal en- ArecibD
Notas dc un infOrme

El sefior Manuel Perez Aviles, al
.calde de Arecibo. ha tenido Ia corte
sia de remit lrnos IN ejempIar de su
informe presentado a gobernador
sobre la adm iniStraci6n dufante ell
e]crcicio del afio ecouomico actual
Eutre otros asuntos importantes in
fprma el sefIor AvileS que ha reorpa
nizado el Cuerpo dc n ,nberos. al que
sc proveyo de unforme complete, Sc
ha l'mpiado Ell material Y el Parque
pintaodosc todo. encontrandose en-
perfe1tas condolences.
Sc ha invertido por todos concep~,
tos la suma d. St934 oS, y Sc han
prestado servlcios en- DDS incendios Y
dos inundaciones
En- las GALES Sc ha comenxado 4
uSar el sistema lie piso de concrete
pues con csc pi>o se evltara el Dolvo
que es vehiculo Il muchas enferme~
dades. Los GALES de- Te,us Maria.
San Felipe. dc Vergra. Paseo d.
Victor R)jas y PIazuela &C Ia Marina
han sido coustruldas dc concrete: Y
hay 81 proyecto lie gradualmente
consuruir dc igual m0do las demas dc
la Doblaciou
Ia limpIeza De calles. plazas. pa
seos ere, So ha verI6.ado por admi-
nistraci6n con buen resuItado.
En- obrss pdblicas se invirtieron
81. 80. 81, ptrte 81 Z SD en- las GALES
dc JESUS Y Mttfa, San Felipe Yer
CARA Plazuela de Mooserrato Y Paseo
de Victor Rojas. en- Ia calle de Yer
CARA q causa de tener una pendiente
del II por 100 So consiler6 mis- Sc
guro que parte del pavimento fuese
de macadam para proporclOnar 4 las
bestias IN pls0 u1s bando menos
re>baladizo.
Ia labor llevada i cabo por el Con.
celo municipal y alcaldfa durante los
doce meses que terminaron en- 80 de
JUNO 1ltlmo, a>i como las operacio
ncs dc Ia confabiiidad Y movimiento
de la GAIA municipal constan en- deta
lie en- los lnformes dc las respectivas
dependencies.
BIblioteca Municipal. En- el aflo
econonlico dc 1907 % concurrieron
al esiablecimlento 8 434 lectores, dc
los que - ocuparon dc obfas itera
rias 438; I68 dc obras Gle ntfficas de
instruction dc period tcos revistas =
eel resto de 8,S28 Eatre esos Iecto-
res hguraron 6t9 sef1oras Y senoritas,
8,8Is caballeros Y niflos. La Bibl'o-
teca tieae .254 voldmenes. v EN- este
af1o han sido douados 10 comprados
"a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-08-25
DESDG5 ; PONCE


Aver sabado como i las cinco
de Ia tarde tuvimos Ell gusto de
hacer una vista al Hospital de
Ciegos de ciudad en- nueStra
calidad de representante del
BoLETIN donde fuimos muy
atentamente recibidos V ateDdi-
dos. con mucha gaIanteria, por
cl Director don Francisco To-
rres, buen amigo Y cumplido
caballerc.
ExamlnamOs unO por unO to
dos los locales del soberOi0 edi-
flCio Y en- ellos notamos la mas
escrupulosa de las limpiezas.
TOdo en- IN orden magnific0.
AQuellos patiQs, pase0s Y sal0-
nes, como los diverSOs depar-
tamentos. completamente hi
g1Gnicos Una cuidadosa oh
servacion es hecha>a diario en-
persona por Ell Director del
AsilO.
Ese dia existian s. enfermos
asistldoo, dc los CuaIes o. eran
hombres, Y 10 mujeres Son
asistidos con cello Y culdadoa
especialeS por parte de todos los
empleadOs que i las 0rdenes
del sen0r Torres desplegan suo
ateuClOneS.
Los asistidOs almuerzan d las
once en- punto de la nanana
Muy buena calidad, Y muy es-
merad0 el servicio. COmen d
las cinco de la tarde Los en-
pleados 10 hacen una hora mas
tarde.
Nos llam0 mucho la atenci0n
el BotIqujn Todo 10 necesario
sc encucntra ALI. la el mismo
local vimos una mesa de opera
clones nueva que acaba de reci-
Dirse. UD hermosO aparato de
deslnfeccl0n para casos de cpl
demia. llamado "Regurador"
Otro para la desinfecclon de
Qt1les de cirujia
Tambi6n nos llam0 la aten-
cl6n lie igual modo. la hermosa
sala de operaciones con que
Cuenta ell asllo Y dJnde ell doctor
Wives iabra con la capacidad de
IN especialista reconocido Y dis
tinguido. Esto es 10 mejor que
tiene aquel famoso hospital
Las exlg-ncias de la rugla. en-
este ramo, eStan comp.etamente
satisfechas. Aparte de las me-
sas de operados. de los diferen-
tes titles que sc usan en- las
operaciones. de los diferentes
aparatos de desinfecci6n, hay
que yer IN lavabo traido re-
cientemente de los Estados
Unidos, que tiene aqua d dlfe-
rente5 temperatures. Una es
tirilizadora IA sido tambien
ado irida ha POGO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-08-25

rujano menor del hospital q uien
nos tue presentado por ell Di-
rector.
A todos nuestros parabienes
y al pueblo dc Ponce Y de la Is
la que no abe, 4 ciencia cierta,
con 10 que cuenta: con IN Hos
p1tal d Ia altura de los meiores
de America Y hasta de Europa.
In santuarIo complete.
C0RREsPoNsAL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-08-25

lmportantes operaciones de la
vista han sido hechas ALI. Y las
cura clones rapidas y admira-
bles. Entusiasma la noticia de
que IN novenfa bor ctento de las
operaciones practlcadas han si-
do de feliz resultado.
Hasta Ell dia 22 de los corrien :
tes. Sc verificaron sfete durante
el presente mes de Agosto.
En- la planta baja del edificio
hay un gran salon donde Sc lava
y plancha las ropas de los asi-
lados
En- el informe presentado por
el senor Director del Asilo Sc
We la labor buena Y digna de los
que ban hecho ellos, V que la
parte administrative ha dado Il n
sobrante de mas de cnafro mil
rescieHtos dollars.
En- el signlhca Ia importan
.Cla de Ia construction de un
hospitalillo especial para casos
imp-evistos. Y nosotros abun-
.damos en- su opinion. PorQue
.cuando IN doliente acaba de
.operarse necesIta el mayor de
los rep0s0s, Y sobre todo Ia ma
y0r reconciliation dc sueno du-
.rante la noche Suponiendo que
Zen Su mlsmo cuarto Y muv Ger
ca de su CANA hublere I'm enfer-
mo pOr ejemplo de diftetla. 0
'algo asi que necesitare eI cui-
da 10 especial de noche, ICON sus
m0VlmtentOs Y sus causas, V
los del enfermero, pueda el Gle
.go operado dormir fellzmente2
lY puele dar bLcn resultado la
0peraclon2
\ de 0tra parte. 81 SC presen-
tan entermedades dc clase cpl
demica l1ebe csc enfermo con-
tundirse con los otros2
He ahi Ia ImpOrtaucia de III
hO>pItalillo. Habiendo, como
hay, un superablt lpor que no
se procede a reparar ese de-
tecto2
Ali vim0s Cajas no abiertas
aQn que conteniend0 tiltros nue.
vo5 Y especiaIes para eI aqua
uoada han sido remitidos de la
Metr6poli por encargo del senor
Torres.
Muchas felicitaciones y aplau.
SOS merece Ell Director senor
Torres por Su desvelo Y aten-
ci6n en- aquel AsiIo que muy
bien hgura entire los primeros
de los muy pocos buenos que
hay en- Ia isla.
Cuenta el Asil0 con una sala
de recibo; la ohcina del Director
Y del Medico especialista, Y la
del Clerk
La roperia constantemente
tiene limpios Y planchados to-
hallas, manteles, ropas serville-
tas en- abundancia.
FL salon comedor, especial.
Bien ventilado Y las mesas muy
lihpias. Cada paciente tiene
su sllla, sus platos, sus cubier
tos, su servilleta Y como todo
ESQ, tambi6n asistidos como en-
un prOpio hotel
Las paredes, los inodoros, los
baflos, todo como los salones:
brillan por la limpieza.
Felicitamos en- nombre pro-
pio Y en- Ell del BoLETrN al senor
Torres.
Z cuando nos ibamos d des
pedir lego Ell inteligente Y aten-
TO joven don Joaquin Otero. CT
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-08-25
instruction Pib|ica
EscueIa Normal


La Comisi6n de becas, presidida
por Ell Speaker" de la Cam ira, sefSor
Jose de Diego ha publicado la lista
de las becas que han sido concedidas
a los distritos s'guientes:
Primer Distrito.-Sln Juan. Car
men Perez. de San Juan: Antonia Ro-
driguez, Amparo Suria y Carmen
March Bonhome. de M .natf; Evaristo
Acevedo, de Barceloneta: A Asunci6n
Garcia Y Julia Iafsute. de San Juan.
Segundo Dlstrito, - Arecibp. Re
medios Fernandez Julia Emilia Bell
~ Jose Colon Roman, de Arecibo:
Palmira Co On, DE- Ponce; Luis Garcia
|Sandoval. de Carol m.
Tercer Oistrito.-Aguadilla Ana
Bosh y FeliSa Alvarez, de Adiuntas;
Candido NJ. B raard. de San Sebas-
tian; Maria Reichard de Aguadilla;
Monserrate Mattey y Pamira Mar
quez, de Yauco.
Cuarto DtStruo. o.-Mayaguez Irene
Balzac, de Mayaguez; Conce pci6n Iri.
garry, Edelmi~a Guzmau Della O1i-
fIones. lie San German Francisco Gag
tamblde de las M rias; Justo Varea
Vargas de San German. Afortunada
Cordero Y Alvarado Dominguez de
Af1asco.
Quinto Distrito-Ponce Julia Vie
ra y Berta Fort. de Ponce: Severe
| Torrens de Barros; Emeterio Gotay.
de Pefiuela>; Carmen Vesielf Her.
minia K, Tonnes, de Ponce.
Sexto Di>trto.- Guyana. Rita
ldrach, de Guayama; Aaa Luisa Ri
vera. dc Santa Isabel Luis Garcia.
de Cagua&; Maria Lul@a MufIoz Ortiz,
de Cayey. Amelia Slnch q. de Gura
bo, Eduardo Negt0n, lie Juocos.
Septimo Distrito o-Humacao. Mo
desta Lopez Ortfz dc Humacao; Pu-
rihcac6on C4stanera Y Lorcnza Ber-
nabe, dc Z 0 Pledras; abel Lopez
Cruz, Dr. F4Jardo; Monserrate Diaz.
dc Vieques. Ramon A. Rios, de Ma
guabo.
FL Com isiona1o Dc Instruction ha
nombrado d)n Glstavo Moscoso CO
mo Director Escolar de Aibonito.
Las confcrenciaS cscolares que Sc
anunciaron en- Rio PiedraS, tuvieron
principle aver asistiendo un gran nj
nero dc mae5tros del distrit0. Estas
conferencjas segliran todas las Sc
m4naS.
Sc encuentra una escuela graduada
dc inglGS vacante en- AguaS Buenas.
o& qerYfra fto1 ftA1ar, n ~:ry;~..1 1 l.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1908-09-21

of the normal and orderly development
Of the great resources Of Nevada.
Whenever, under a misguided idea, q
body of individuals attempts to do that
which is contrary to the civil law.
which fixes the relationships of citizen
to citizen, they do that which is folly
and bring about ruin for themselves, as
we'll as general chaos. At all times
during his official and public career
George Bartlett has stood for the Just
enforcement of law and square deal
for every right and interest within the
state and nation. ''''"'
The mine workers of. Nevada owe
the preservation of this right as much
to Bartlett as to any other man in the
state.
Even republican opposition to George
Bartlett is thoughtless. He is entitled
to the full and undivided support of
Nevada. With honest men, he COM
mands this support. AS an able, fear
less public man, he is worthy of this
united support. On his record, as a
VI "lGllOuG 1ld" OT4
fault, and Us the popular representative
of the state, with an able, influential
and successful record in accomplishing
salut&ry legislation for the benefit of
the miners and mining and agricultural
interests of the west he is worthy of the
greatest vote that was ever recorded for
a candidate in Nevada. s
We are for Bartlett because we rec
ognize him as manly, honest man,
one of sincere conviction, ever. daring
to do what he believes is his duty in the
righttul sense to do. 80
Human affairs advance by gradual
transitions and the course that George
Bartlett has pursued it in accord and in
line with these human affairs, that the
best possible conditions may be attained
so that all men may secure their just
due and rightful recognition as man to
man. He deserves our undertaking
support, and shall have it to it's full
measure. He deserves election, and it
is our estimate that Congressman Bart
lett will have success bestowed at the
polls second to no other man in the
west.
Elect Bartlett and work for this end.
--Exchange.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1908-09-21
Democratic Campaign Book.

The, campaign text book of the
Democratic party for 1908 is one of
the most logical, comprehensive and
convincing arguments ever put out by
any political organization in this or
any other country. 1t is Illustrated
with political cartoons and consists of
80 pages printed in small type. In
it may be found the names and adj
dresses of the Democratic national
committee and subcommittee, JEFF
ferson's inaugural address, Bryan's
and Kern's speeches of acceptance,
Bryan on guaranteed deposits, the
trusts and the tariff, etc.
A comparison of the Democratic
and Republican national platforms on
the various issues of the campaign
will b, of interest to- the voter re.
gardlcss of what his political faith
may be.
Copies Of this instructive, interest
ing AMI educational work will be sent
pn3tpai to any address for 25 cents.
Address Text Book" Democratic Ma
tional Headquarters. Chicago H.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1908-09-21
An Electric Cain Csunier

The burdens of bank work were con
sidaarably igHtenea when the electric
adding machine was invented, but now
comes the electric coin counter to make
it still easier. .s. ....
This apparatus counts and sorts coins
into paper tubes, or bags, at the rate of
,7e. 900 pieces an hour. Fourteen expert
cashiers in the Bank of England, work
ing all day long, are able to count only
$4,000 in silver coin. The new
machine will dejthis work in one-ffth
of the time. ! - ."'t---E
A bag Of coins is poured into are
ceptacle in the rear of the electric
machine. A tray full of several hun
dred coins is emptied on polished
metal plate. This plate is tilted down
ward at one end and broken up by
raised metal rules into exactly hun
dTed squares which may be so altered
in size that any described coin slipping
into them is held firmly in place, The
plate is moved rapidly to and fro
Should it be desired to extract sixpences
from the heap of larger money all the
bigger coins are sifted off the plate and
the sixpenny pieces are retained in the
squares. The coins are also stacked in
paper tubes and counted. ',.j
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1908-09-21
BartIett'S Record A
Clean And Open One
What He Has Done and Why
he Should be Supported
for His Reelection


The denomination Of George A.
Bartlett for Congress is fitting corol-
tTy to the declared principles of the
Democratic Party.
George A. Bartlett is not ONLY a
sincere and honest man, but he is like
Wise manly, straightforward man.
doing what he believes is Just and right
III accord with the common interest of
his fellow citizens His nomination
was IN accord with the great common
snsc of the state
In every essential respect his record
III congress is good, high class. straight
Forward and absolutely in the interest
~ the people in behalf of legislation
'hat was considered where the welfare
of the workers and business ends were
involved.
His great support of measures and
official position of measures and means
that brought peace to Nevada and
established security for all interests.
laborers. miners and business enter.
priscS, was in accord with common
sense and the progressive requirements
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1908-09-21
Bids For School Buildings

Sealed proposals endorsed, Proposals
for School Buildings" for the four. new
one-room, public school buildings, for
Elko, Nevada, will be received by II. S.
Taber, Clerk of the Board of Trustees of
Elko School District, Elko, Nevada, .up
to o'clock p. m. on the 25th day of
September 1908, when they will be
opened and read publicly.
Proposals shall be accompanied by a
certified check of the sum of 5 per cent of
the amount bid, and the contractor to
whom the award is made will be required
to furnish surety bond of the sum of
one-half the amount of his bid. The
right is reserved to reject any AMI all
bids.
Revised drawings and specifications
may be consulted at Tabers law office,
Elko, Nevada. Complete sets of plans
and specifications will be furnished to
prospective bidders, upon reasonable
notice to and in the discretion of H. S.
Taber.
By older of the Board of School Trus-
tees.
j. A. MCBRIDE President,
H. s. TAaER, Secretary.
Dated September IS, 1908
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1908-09-21
No Truth In the Story

The report was published broadcast
last week that Gould had been forced to
accept Harriman's terms and that the
Western Pacific would be conducted as
Il part of Harriman's railroad machine.
In a recent issue of the Sacramento Bee,
Chief Engineer Bogue of the Western
Pacific makes an emphatic denial of
the report. After quoting the pur-
ported agreement between the Southern
Pacific and Western Pacific as it ap-
peared in the Examiner, Nj. Bogue
says:
This company has not judged it nee
essary. as rule, to pay attention to
such reports. The article referred to,
however. was so specific and was given
so much prominence that 1 wish to say
authoritatively, on behalf Of this com
pany, that there is not the slightest
foundation in fact for any of the
statements quoted above.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1908-09-21
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