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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-07-11
pEHIED THE health OFFICER.
$500
So the 0fhcer Rsp6sted TO ths States
Attorney

Rutland, July Il--state's Attorney
,Lawrence has been notified that when
Health Officer Ball called at the home Of
William Cox OF North street last Mon
day morning 10 notify Mr.lcS that the.
funeral ot his little daughter Vioia, who
had died that morning, must be held be-
fore Z o'clock the same night, as the
disease she died with was spotted few
err or cerebro spinal meningitis, one Of
the worst contagious diseases known TO
the medical profession, Mr.. Cox said he
would do as he pleased, and he held the
funeral rs planned the following day
at o'clock. Tne funeral was public
and largely attended, contrary Vi the
orders issued by DR.. Bali
The members of the Cox family DE-
clared that death was due to blood puis-
oning. but the death certificate issued
Nv Dr. @. ]. Gilchrist, the attending
physician, gave the cause as spotted
fever
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-07-11
AMERICANS LEAD.
May win the First Place in Olympic
Shoot.e-

Bisley, England, July l1.-The first
stage Of the olympic shooting competi-
ton ended yesterday afternoon with the
American team in the lead. and its mem
bcrs are shooting so Nell that they APP
pear to have an excellent chance for
first place,
A strong wind was blowing over the
range yesterday, which proved some
thing OF puzzle to the marksmen on
account of variableness. The Amer
can totals, though By no means records,
are considered excellent in view Of the
weather conditions. The efficiency Of
the American team is a great surprise
TO the European experts gathered at the
range
The international team competitions
are at.2O0. 500, 600. 500, 200 and 1000
yards, each team OF six using the arms
Of thbif respective countries. Each team
fires ninety rounds, fifteen per man. at
each Of the six distances. Because of
the large number Of teams competing,
the contests WI occupy two fuli days.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-07-11
~f1EAps FOR HIS SON.
Thomas Dixon, il, The Author, Goes
to Court.

~
Y New SoYrk, July 1i.--Thapras Dixon,
ir, evangelist and author Of The
CIsusman" and other nosslA, appeared
III the YorkviIle police court yesterday
and asked AIasgitrate s'teipert WI az
charge his son. who was arrested ear
lier in the day for an alleged violation
Of the automobile speed law. II was
charged that yonng Dixon was running
machine on Lexington sYenue at the
rate Of twenty miles an hour His SIS.
ter and two Of her giFl friends were in
the machine at the time.
q saw the automobile coming mp the
avenue az a fast clip. and just clocked
IL for block or % to be absolutely
sure thai kbey were breaking The law
said Pclespan Charles Faber who
rides d tsotor cycle
eYou HnTpF spoke up the elder
Dixon, "A pefmitsed ssasssan 70 40 down
to Coney Island last evening sa my piaT
chine. gave him strict iassfaetiops
.o feturn home not later thaA ~ 80
O'clock, Ii was the parental Warning
thai gat him into trouble with enc po.
Flice. III came aboat II this way: He
lleft tbe ocean resort with his sister
and their eognpaniafa in time to yet
Ehome BY iaS8o oelock Unfortunately
bthe automobile broke down while
lcpossing the Brooklyn bridge and that
delayed him for an hoRs
"A dilemma therefore confronted my
son; should he comply with his fathers
request for his return within \ certain
hour or in doing 30 take chances on vio-
hitting the law of the landl Or, should
Ihe at an hour when the streets are
practically deserted Of traffic 40 az a
slow pace and fail to meet with Abs
desires of his parentg Ny son did Snof
wish To break the speed law and
thought lie was complying with All its
provisions at the time he was arrest
cd
"Your observations, Mr.. Dixon, do not
lrefute the policeman's complaint, re.
sponded Magistrate Steinert. How
ever, they. may be used in mitigation
when the case comes up in special ses-
sions, for which court / am obliged to
hold him. ! viii accept you as bonds,
man If you desire to so security for him
i'll 5000 BAIL
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-07-11
And Indiana Man Was Nom
mated by Acclamation
FOR THE SECOND PLACE.
Democratic National ccnventisn Ad-
tsqrnsd without paystste yestas
q DAY Afterncop+4Ti Tufas
4 Early ii His FAVOR

!. Denver, July ll.-Thc. Democratic ma
tional convention concluded late yester.
day afternoon by the nomination Of
John Worth Kern Of Indiana fQr yiees
president completing the ticket opNllich
William Jennings Bryan was mNde the
nominee for president during tue early
hours of the, morning. The nofaination
Of Kern was made by accplamation,
amid the resounding cheers Of spccta-
tors and delegates. No ballot was nee
essary as the tide Of sentiment had set
irresistibly toward the Indiana candi-
date, state after state registering their
delegations in his favor and all other
candidates withdrawing before the uni
yersal demand for his nomination.
On the call OF states, Indiana present
"a the name Of Kern, Colorado thfpligh
former Governor Thomas placed in nom,
inafion Charles A. Towne OF New York;
Connecticut presented Archibald Newell
and Georgia, Clark A. Howell. The
names Of Judge George Gray Of Della.
ware and Of John Mitchell OF Illinois
were not presented. owing to the ex;
pIicit requests Of these gentlement not
TO haze their names 60 before the con.
venNon. ~
For time it looked as though 4 bal:
lot would be required But the steady
line Of states which Joined in secending
kern's nomination spon made IL sppsr-
ent that the chances Of AL Qtirr eapdi-
gdates had been extihgiished, Tswite
IN person was the FIRST candidae 70 Eer.
oGnize the decisive nature OF the Kern
speg&h, and as in ringing speech he
withdrew his name from consideration
and pledged his support to the ticket
OF BRYAN and Kern, Withdrawals quick
" followed from the supporters Of How
ell Of Georgia and Mcneil Of Counectis
cut; leaving the Indiana candidate alone
in the field.
The withdrawal Of the Connecticut
candidate was accompanied ~ . motion
that the noniinatson u ixefr " ipade
by acclamation% The motion was ear.
ried with deascning shout and the
great assemblage brought il q olamor-
Gus demonstration on the accoInptish;
mcnt Of It's work and 6he corppietion of
the Democratic national ticket. The
nomination was made at 4;23 o'clock
and the convention thereup9n adiot'rned
without days
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-07-11
CAMPAIGN PUBLICITY ON
TRFT'S EXPLICIT ORDERS
Treasurer SheIdons After Conference
with Nominee, Says No Tnaing
With New York Law VIII
Be Tolerated.

d.
Hot Springs, Va DULY if.-Declaring
that il was impossible 10 state at this
time just how much money the Re
publican party win need for the coming
campaign, George II. Sheldon, who has
The Zig task Of keeping the machinery
oied, was in conference here yesterday
with Mr.. Taft and Chairman Hitchcock,
Wlilitm Nelson Cromwell, who accom-
rlksh1s things without talking much,
nnd former Governor Franklin Murphy
.pfJ The state Of New Jersey were also
ABOUND to help things along II may
Be said that the campaPa autonobile
is Just striking lis nose ont Of the
garage, and Driysf Taft has with him
very capabIelot Of mechanics who
wilt stick 10 him IN the race no matter
how lsough the going may be.
AftSrN his first talk with Judge Taft
this mopiiqg Nh sheldon said he wants
cd everybody TO understand that in de-
claring itself for @appeign funds pub.
|licity, the Republlcan party was most
sincere. Mr.. Taft has ithiss point Of
policy very much at hgpst, ard he inn
pressed upon the tressurSv the inpor-
tance Of standing hrmly by the law
under all circumstances. ~
These men are not ignorant Of the
fact that in some quarters the cry Of
eShow. me- will be raised because Of an
espoAfous idea that money collected
and distributed outside Of New York
state will not have TO be accounted for
under the New York law.
"We are Just as sincere Ia this mat
ter as We can be- said NJ. Shegden.
eand ] believe that the inIoyatiof will
appea1 to the best men 81 the eohntry
snd place this csuipaien on 4 higher
plane II money iaxollected in hum
dred localities IL must pass through one
treasury and be accounted for by me" =
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-07-11
A PIANO RECITAL.
Given by Miss Coburn's Pupils Yes
terday Afternoon.

The pupils OF Miss Maude Coburn
gave a piano recital at her home on
Orange street yesterday afternoon at 2
O'clock A delightful program was ar,
ranged by Miss Cobmn and every seisc.
tion was rendered in q Fsry pleasing
manner. All the pupils Showed a mark
I'd improvement over last year under
Miss Coburn's objection. After the pro-
gram, daintytcoflation was served, and
social hour was spent. AT the close
Of the afternoons entertainment, Miss
Gayds suitor, in behalf Of the class,
presented their teacher two beautiful
pieces Of hand painted china, for which
Miss Coburn responded.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-07-11
WOULD DISTRIBUTE ASSETS.
Petition for Receivers for the Mercantile
Securities Company.

Augusta. Me-, Judy liza bill in
equity asking that rereiyars be appoint-
I'd for the Mercantile Securities COM
pany d Maine corporation With its
principal Office in Chieago has been filed
in tho supreme eesart by =, N Man.
ming. i. p. liugel II N. Cheethams and
the StadIer pnotogrsphing compaf all
OF Chicago. Il petitions that the assets
Of the company be distributed to the
stockholders and creditors and that the
officers BE enjoined from paying any
money TO Rhodus Brothers and the Mer-
cantile Eiuanea company
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-07-11
OCCUPANTS OF AUTO ]
HURLED LOO FEET
Woman Killed and HER Daughter WIN
I Die as Result Of Injuries Received
Late Yesterday.

New York. Judy liz Emerging from
d sunkeA roadway where The sound Of
an approaching trsin could pot be heard,
big red automobile, carrying W. X.
fiptchings 81 Bropklyn, his wife and
daughter and q chauffeur was run down
BY fast Long Island express late yes
teraay at Center Mcriches, i. l., and
The occupants Of the machine were
thrown hundred feet into Il field ad.
Joining the railroad track. Mrs. Hutch
lngs was dead when found and the phys
sicians state that sher husband viii die
Of his injuries. Lillian Hutchings, tho
dsughter, was seriously injured, while
frederiels CEough, the chauffeur, was un-
hurt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-07-11
DR., HoRR cH%EN PRESIDENT.
Editor Of watehmsn to Be Head of
Newton Theolueical Institution.

Boston, July Ii.--Rev. George y.
fiorr. d. D.. for many years editor of
the watehman, the official publication
OF the Baptist denomination, has been
chosen head Of the Newton Theological
institution. to succeed Rev. Nathan b.
Wood. b. d. who win retire the first
OF the year.
DR. norr will receive 4 salary Of
81 4.5oa a year and a residence. BESIDES
his duties as president. he viii continue
as professor Of history.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-07-11
NO CANDIDATES AS YET.
For Election as Third Ward Alderman
to Flu a Vacancy.

An election win probably be made
by the city council next Tuesday night
to fill the vacancy in the third ward,
caused BY the death Of Alderman Wal
ter Williams. As yet there have been
no candidates advanced for the place,
and the. council therefore has not q
wide field from which to choose. That
fact is not bothering the electors, how
ever, as they feel that they will be in
a better position TO select if not both
cred by lot of candidates.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-07-11
Sweet Marie Captured Free
fOr-alI at Readville
MAJOR DELMAR SECOND
Wilkes Heart Was a Poor Third, Best
Time Of the Day was 2:o6Ha-
Delmar Made Bad Standstill
srsah

Readyille, Mass, July ll.--Sweet Ma.
rie won the free.for-all race at the New
England breeders track for the trotting
championship OF The world yesterday,
capturing the first and third heats, and
losing the second to Major Delmar'
Wilkes Heart was a poor third, except
ing in the second heat, when he took
second place after hard struggle for
the lead. The best timc was made in
the first heat, 2iOets.
In She final heat, Maize Delnsaf got
away from the wire at top speed and
led By length al the quarter pole,
but Andrews drove Sweet Marie hard IN
the back stretch and passing Mcdonald
at thu three -parters, won easily,
Wilkes Heart had slight advantage
in Che second until the home stretch
was reached when he weakened, allow
ing Major Dclmar a handy win. Sweet
Marie made a bad break soon after the
field got the wordy and trailed behind,
but coming home she barely missed
beating Wilkes Heart for second place,
The time for this heat was 2;0sA, the
first half mile being covered in l;02|4.
Major DeImar and Wilkes Heart raced
like team 10 The seycn-eighths pole
IN the final heat with Sweet Marie trail
- - - =
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-07-11
WILL UNITE FOR SERVICES.
Methodists and Congregationalists to
Hold Joint Meetings.

For the next three sundays iiedding
M. b. church win unite with the Con-
gregationists and DIR. L. q. Tnayer will
conduct the services in the Congrega-
tional church. Then for three Sundays
the Congregationaiists will unite with
the Methodists in services at the He'd
ding NJ. i. eaui1fi, Rev X. Al Poole in
charge. rhis fsfrangensnt is made as
an experiment. with tNhAava of securing
more interesting sef siuring the va
cation season.
MIR. trhayer via pftsch tomorrow for
both societies In the Congregational
church.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-07-11
WHO KERN is.

fJahn ". Kern, born Alto, Indiana,
December %. ls40.
Graduated at Michigan Law school.
practiced at kokomo. Ind.
City attorney, Kokomo, sfx years.
Reporter OF Indiana supreme court.
Removed to indianapolis.
l1sfeated for governor. 1000.
Mentioned for president. 1904
President. Commercial club.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-07-11
A SUICIDE FROM REMoRsE.
Autoist Who Had Run Down Girl
Shot Himself Fatally.

Erie. Pa, July liz Escaping. from ais
room in hospital yesterday. John
Gelemens went to the Marine National
bank. where he waslemployed as = clerk,
and shot himself through. the head, dy-
ing soon afterward.
It Is believed Clemens was temporsr-
ilv insane worrying over the serious
injury OF young girl whom ne aeci-
deniaily ran down with an automobile
several weeks ago. The girl i expected
10 feooser.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-07-11
NOT A TRAMP.
Declared James Wallace of Barre IN
Burlington Court.

Rnfsingli6n, July 1i.--Iames Wa.
lace of Barre WAS in city court yester-
day charged with beingsa tramp. He
pleaded not guilty and objected siren
alo,lsly to being placed in the tramp
.Slass. a complaint alleging intoxiea
fion was made out against him and he.
pleaded guilty, the ease against him for.
yagrancv being mol pressed. He was
lined SIS and costs Of s5.95 for the
drunk
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-07-11

Burlington, dsily 4 III The DemoCatlc
city caucus to elect S. delegates and s5
alternates TO the Chittenden county
convention to be held in this city nrxt
"wednesday was held in city hall yestef-
lay afternoon and last evening. The
meeting WAS called to order by A. I.
I'hilds. chairman Of the Democratic city
committee who presided. Oscar Helm
ineer was elected secretary. The box
was open from five to eight P. m, and
a total of Al ballots was cast.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-07-11
MARRIED TODAY.
Miss Marie Belli and Angelo G. Bianchi
By Justice MacFay.

The maryiaee of Miss Marie Beili.
and Angelo {. Rsnachi, both Of thisI
c.ty and residing On issaHR avenue, tesk
1lEce this forenoon. the ccjssaonlz oe.
ing performed al the RESIDENCE by7EJuss
tice OF the Peace Mackay. The room
is member of the granite manuF Fctur-
ing firm 81 pianchi & Sons
A wedding dinner was served. after
which the happy couple left4 for q
weeks wedding trip TO Boykon and
Quincy, Mass.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-07-11
MAY BE CHAIRMAN.
John e. Lamb Mentioned For Demo
cratic Position.

nsuver, Colo, July t1s--Iohn Es
Lamb Of Terre Haute, Ind, IS promi.
nently mentioned for cbairman Of the
Democratic national cotn1ftttee. The.
successful manner in whidh Mr. aab
haA sInrsssg the convention inst elQsed
handled fhe yie&presideaItia eaanpaagil
III lolfn M. Kerr has niade him Trpnl.
INERT IL the party and his ffienfs stfe stse
strongly uaging him to hauaIe the aiag
tional campaiglE.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-07-11
1.rk INN 11-Herhert j HaI

y ~ York, July Herbert ] Hap.
Of Hspgesds incorpor-
ateds and bis secretary Ralph Z. Kill
lF were discharged Yesterday for lack
Of evidence They were arrested July
5 charged with obtaining stock sub
seribtions to the Hapgood sales COM
pany through Misrepresentation,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-07-11
TONIGHT IN BARRE,

Democratic caucus, city court
room. 1:30 o'clock
Moving pictures, opera house.
The Comique picture show, A.
Tomasi block.
IneatQrium, 40 Main street.
Massucco theatre, Scsmpini block.
THIS AFTERNOON IN BARRE.
Base ball. Barre vs.. Montpelier,
lntercity park, S:l5.
Picnic, Granite City Quoting club,
Caledonia park.
Soccer loot ball. Barre Rangers vs..
Hardwick, Berlin street, 2;3o.
Golf. Barre Golf club vs.. Old Pine
OF st. Cohnsbury, at formers
links, l:30.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-07-11
DIED THIS MORNING.
Mrs. Matilda Sufrett Had Been III
Since Last FAN.

sffs Matilda sarratt died. this morn
irg II the home Of her daughter, Mrs.
NJ Proulx Of Brook street. Mrs. Sur
rats death was unexpected although
che had been in zineA last fall She
was IS years of ass and was the wid-
ow Of the late 1osbh surratt who was
manufacturer here twenty years ago.
She leaves daughter with whom she
made her home The remains wiIIyhc
taken to Montreal for burial Monday
morning.
Funeral services will be held at the
house Sunday afternoon at 2:3O o'clock.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-07-11
! ALI TgE TO TRAIN.
which (eross Path of Fire De-
r. Lpartneat.

E.e n. 81. n. Y, July 11.--Fire de-
stroySd s,n Nssna ge ice house. d barn and
two dwellings in Lestershire yesterday
afternoon caasing loss Of about $7-
500. A traif standing on crossing
made it nec@sary for the tiremen to
"a about bile around Had it not
been for thisN Nloss of time the damage
would have been slight.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-07-11

Frequent complaints that the city or
dinsnccs regarding the preservation Of
the public health are eshsins violated
have come to the city e0uncil and to
the local health board, and drastic ac-
ton is threatened unless the violations
are stopped. The local health board
went out today on another expedition
to examine alleged cases Of nuisance.
The chief nuisance complained Of is the
dumpipg of rubbish and refuse in the
stressis which flow through the city.
syi'he lunch cart formerly operated by
8chn Bolden in Depot square was con
'demned to.day as nuisance by the
board and was drawn to the meadow
of Prospect street for the present. This
is the same cart that caught fire the
night OF July third from fire cracker.
Mr.. Bolden, the owner Of the cart is
thought to be in Cobalt, Quebec.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-07-11
FELL ON PITcFst Q Z
John Lygecker, a capive mssg garHer,
Was Terribysiieans are

Burlington, Julyhy means, vygecker
Of Cambridge sis IA narroe fletcher
aospfta A9syictory to be ds@isaus m
Jury freceivea Nh@nts'' to bts from
haw loft tofhe bSrnslbelieves nking the
tef N was yiere and lS,ggacconasa pitch
fcErp TH fork entered VI u mans abb
dpmep ad inflicted q baa tsyound. The
i at;eutss in critical condition. s.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-07-11
MADE DISTRICT ORGANIZER
John r. Sadiier Gets q Commission
From President Gempers.

John Il. Sadlier has received his coni-
inissjcn from President Geuipers OF the
Arnetican federation oE Labor appoint
iag him distfact prganizer for the Fed
eratiop, Il position to which he was
i;iIanith6aaly recommended by the Cen
tral labor lSnion gf Barre and rieinity.
iiis Tong expeFiefAse in nnion matters
certainly qaaiinps organizar Sadher
for that position.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-07-11
City Of Barre Will be Forced
to Pump by Another Week
IF CONDITIONS CONTINUE
Electric Light Plants Are Seriously Han
dicapped and Are Being Forced
Back Onto Their Steam =
Plants for Power. y

Although the present dry spell is
pulling down the city water to eou.
siderable extent Water Superintendent
Russell stated today that it wouldn't
be necessary to pump for another week.
There has been no rainfall for four
weeks, and the drouth is having a bad
effect on vegetation, as well as on the
water supply.
Unless heavy rains come soon, busi.
ness will be seriously Handicapped. The
companies which are furnishing electric
power are seriously hampercd and are
forced to fsll back on their steam aux.
iliary plapts.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-04-18

Cuando las puertas dc la pri-
sion 90 cerraron detras de Frank
Berlin on 10 noche del jueves
antepasado, dijo adios para STEM
pre- al mundo exterior, pues a
menos que sea indultado, pasara
81 resto de So vida en- Ia peniten
ciaria territorial.
Berlin Sc acus0 culpante, en- ell
ireciente t6rmino de la corte de
distrito por 81 condado de Otero,
de asesinato en- segundo grado,
por haber dado muerte II minero
George 3, Van Sickle en- una
rifia que tuvieron en- Orogrande
hace algunos meses. I'll Juez
Parker flo su sentencia en- 80
amos de encierro en- la peniten.
ciarfa.
Berlin fue traido q Santa re en-
81 jueves citado por 81 alguacil H.
M. Denny, del condado de Otero,
tambien trajo a William
Smith, otro prisionero, senten-
d IN ano por robo. Los
Hunter y PEBBLE acorn
pafiaron al alguacil.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-04-18
|NuEvA ERA EN- FL
DisTRiTo De cERRILLos.

La Cerrillos Copper Company,
de que son dueflos Y manejadores
|G. B. Holden, b. F. Spencer y 81
DIR. Balm, todos dc Denver, esta
a pnnto de instalar dos maquinas
refinadoras en- sus minas cerca
de Cerrillos.
MI. Spencer que es secretario
de la compafia, estuvo en- 10 ciu.
dad ell sabado y domingo confe-
renciando con varias personals dc
Santa F6 que estan interesadas
en- propiedad minerva cerca de Ce-
rrillos, los cuales probablemente
entraran on Ia operation de nue.
vas maguinas.
Ell secretario dijo q an repre-
sentante del Nuevo Mexicano
que la maquinarla llegaria en-
seguida de Denver, y que los
edificios necesarios para Ia mis-
ma estan va cast concludes y no
habra demora en- colocar las
maquiuas en- su sitio y ponerlas
d funcionaI.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-04-18
Empeno por Tomar
Terrenos en- la
Vecindad de SUI
vance.
|MUCH0S RECLAMOS
REG|sTRAD0s
La Oficina Local de Ierre-
nos LENA de Labradores
Prospectivos.

La ofcina de M, n. Otero,
registrador de la oficina local de
terrenos do los Estados Unidos
estuvo muy frecuentada la ma
yor parte del dia 81 LINES pasadc
por aplicantes para terreno en- 81
|condado de Valencia, en- las cerca
Mas de la noria atesiana que fue
terminada ell iu6ves ~antepasado
por J. s. Eldridge, que esta
cavando norias para la Com paflia
de ferrocarril st. Louis y San
Francisco. La companiad de ferro-
carril es duena de cada seccion
del terreno varias millas al oeste
donde SO encontro Of manantial,
abrazando en- su totalidad 1900
600 Acres.
Las personals que hicieron en-.
tradas el l1nes eran de Albuquer-
que y llegaron a 10 ciudad oil dia
antics, Ell tren del mediodia trajo
otra delegation de Albuquerque,
compuesta de personas que We
MAN a tomar terreno. De los pro
tocoles hechos hasta ahora todos
han sido por terrenos baldios, to.
mapdo los reclanantes 800 acres
cada uno.