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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-11-11
NATIONAL BANK
EXAMINER IN SANTA FE

J. B. Lazear, of Denver Colorado,
national bank examiner, is today in
specting the First National Bank of
Santa Fe. Under recent orders of the
Treasury Department, this is done
more thoroughly than ever be-
fore. although Mr.. Lazear has good
record in his district for the thorough
ness of his inspections.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-11-11
MUST COMPLY WITH
INSURANCE LAW
Hearing Of Solicitor For Unauthorized
Company at Roswell on
Thursday.

At Roswell. Chayes county, tomor-
row, will come UP the case of the Ter
ritory against J. T. Gates, for solicit
ing fire insurance for a company not
authorized to do business in New
Mexico. The territorial superintendent
of insurance. Jacobo Chavez, will have
"a representative at the hearing as he
is making a strong effort to compel
insurance companies to comply with
the territorial statutes. The outcome of
the case is being watched with much
interest in the insurance world.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-11-11
OF LABOR
VISITS UNION PRINTERS HOME

Denver, Nov 1l.-No session of the
American Federation of Labor was
held today. as the convention took a
day off and visited the Union Printers
Home at Colorado Springs. About six
hundred members and friends left at
$50 o'clock this morning on special
train for Colorado Springs.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-11-11
LONG RACE MEET
FOR Ell PAsO, TEXAS

Salt Lake, Nov. 11.--That Ell Paso,
Texas, is to have a siXty-day race
meeting beginning December 5, was
the announcement made today by Will
liam Murray, who had charge of the
meeting now on at the Utah state fair
grounds. With the close of their en-
gagement here, fifteen horses will be
shipped from Salt Lake to El Paso.
The principal feature of the season in
Texas will be the Christmas handicap
and the derby for $1,000 each.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-11-11
THREE KANSANS ARE
ELECTED GOVERNORS

Topeka, aKns Nov. 11-Three Kan
sans were elected governors OF as
many states in the general election
week ago Tuesday. Herbert S. Hadley
was elected governor Of Missouri;
James HI. Brady Of Idaho and w. Ros-
coe Stubbs, in Kansas.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-11-11
OFFICIAL MATTERS
APPOINTED Legislative Clerk.

E. c. Burke, secretary of the Re-
publican territorial central committee
has accepted the position Of legisla-
tive c'erk in the Office of Territorial
Secretary Nathan Jaffa and will as
sumo his duties on November 1C.,
Forestry Headquarters.
The headquarters of the forestry ser,
vice, which will be established at AL
buquerque, DECEMBER !, will have iuI-
isdiction over two states and two ter.
:ritories, as is just officially announced
namely the states of Arkansas and
Oklahoma, and the territories of New
Mexico and Arizona.
Star Mail Service Established.
Star mail service will be established
on November 1G, from Liston to By
mum, Chaves county, three times a
week, the contract being awarded to
William P. Davidson Of Elida, Roose-
velt county, to June 80, 1910, at $500
per year.
On the same day star mail service
will be established from Miami to
Springer, Colfax county, 12 miles and
back, six times a week, the contract
being awarded to Herbert Otis Cornell
of Miami, until June 80, 1870. at $3.50
a year.
Postoffce Established.
A postoffice has been established at
Lucia, Torrance county, to be served
from Willard, IA miles to the west
and Estancia, II miles to the north.
west. Lucy A. Peirce has been appoint.
ed postmaster.
A postoffice has been established at
Pearl, Eddy county, to be served from
Monument, fifteen miles to the east
Pearl Roberts has been appointed post
master.
A postoffice has been established al
Ute Park, Colfax county, to be served
from Cimarron, u miles to the east
Rodney Atmore has been appointed as
postmaster
Notaries Public Appointed.
Governor George Curry has appoint
ed the following as notaries public In
their respective counties:
Samuel c. Meek, of Socorro, Cocor
10 county.
Alfredo Delgado, of Santa Fe, Santa
Fe county.
Robert F. Love, of I,ovington, Eddy
county.
Ernest A. johnson of Santa Fe, San
4 ia Fe county.
Special Mail Service Discontinued.
Special mail service between Garter
and Rogers, Roosevelt county, wa!
4 discontinued last Saturday, upon ord
h ers from the postofice department.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-11-11
SLIGHT CHANGES
IN RETURNS
Andrews Plurality Today Passes the
Six Hundred Mark-Official
Count in Socorro.

Official election returns received
from Socorro today increase the plur
ality for Andrews in Socorro county to
20S.
One precinct, that of Hopewell has
not yet been heard from in Rio Arriba
county. Without this precinct Ric
Arriba county gives Larrazolo 209
plurality.
The standing of the two candidates
today, therefore is as follows:
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-11-11
VIOLENT BREAK
IN STOCKS
Failure to Declare
Extra Dividend
the Cause
WHOLE MARKET DECLINED
Heavy Selling of Pacific.
Prices Rally Soon After
Opening.

New 1Ofk. NOV. ll.-Ine directors
of the Southern Pacific Railway COM
pany today declared regular quart
erly dividend of | II per cent on COM
mon stock and regular semi-annual
dividend of 3 IL per cent on preferred
stock.
The directors of the Union Pucitic
Railway company also declared reg
ular quarterly dividend of IL per
cent.
Unfounded Rumor the Cause.
New York, Nov. 11-A violent break
in the prices of stocks of the Harri.
man Pacific railroad caused feyerish
and excited speculation in the early
stock market today. These stocks
We're unloaded in enormous amounts
by spectators, who bought them yes
terday on the rumor that an extra div
idend was to be announced at the di-
rectors meeting today. Yesterdays
rumors were dscreted over night and
the belief prevails that only the reg
ular dividend will be declared. The
whole market declined in sympathy
with the Pacifics. Support became eff
fective in the course of the first half
hour and prices rallied
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DEATH SUMMONS
MEN OF PROMINENCE
Rear Admiral James M. Miller and
Herbert Dudley Hale, Answer
the Last Call.

Philadelphia, Pa, Nov. 1l.-Rear
Admiral James M. Miller, governor of
the U. S. naval home in this city, died
today after brief illness, aged G1
years.
Herbert Dudley Dies in New York.
New York, Nov. ll.-Herbert Dud-
ley Hale, son of Rev. Edward Everett
Hale, and one of the best known arch
itects of this city, died last night after
long illness from nervous disorder.
Hale designed various notable struc-
lures in this city and his design for
the new postoffice building in New
Orleans, was receptly accepted.
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E. c. Burke, secretary of the Re-
publican territorial central committee
has accepted the position Of legisla-
tive c'erk> in the Office of Territorial
Secretary Nathan Jaffa and will as
Sl1me his duties on November 1G.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-12-10
BOOSTERS
Everybody at Rivers and
HarbOfs Convention In.
. dorses Bonding for I'm.
prOVemeDt Of Inland Wa
terWdys

Washington, Dec. 9.-Sentiment
in favor of the issuance of government
bonds for a comprehensive improve
ment of the rivers, harbors and
canals of the country to the end that
this nation shall have the greatest
system of waterways in the world,
gained considerable headway at the
opening session of the annual meeting
of the Rivers and Harbcrs Congress
here today.
The scheme contemplates the is
suance of $500, 100000 worth of fe1er-
al bonds for internal water courses,
to be distributed over a ren-year per
iod or s50,000,000 annually. -
Following the lead of President
Roosevelt and Preseiden; Elect Taft,
both Of whom, before the Joint con-
servation meeting yesterday advocat-
ed the issuance OF government bonds
: for the const ruct'on Of permanent
public improvements. enthusiastic in
dorsement was today given the propo-
sition at the Rivers and Harbors
Congress by such leading figures as
Vice President Fairbanks, Andrew
Carnegie, Jos. E. Ransdell, president
of the congress, and other speakers.
1t was learned today cnat the cong
ress in all probability will adopt res:
olutions asking congress to authorize
the issuance of bonds. ST. ,.,&
Today's sessions witnessed one OF
the most notable gatherings in the
history of the congress. Leading fig
ures in public, industrial and lcom.
mercial life of the nation, showed
their interest in waterways by their
presence and participation in the pro.
gress. The notable array of speakers
included Vice President Fairbanks,
Andrew Carnegie, James Bryce, the
British ambassador; former Mayor
Seth Low of New York; Representa-
tives Jos. E. Ransdell, Champ CLARK
of Missouri, minority leader. of the
house of representatives; Governor
George E. Chamberlain Of Oregon;
Governor j. Y. Sanders of Louisiana;
Samuel Gompers, president of the
Federation of Labor; Judge George
Hillyiar, member of the Georgia
railroad commission, and Prof w. d
Lyman Of Whitman college of Wash
ington.
Upwards of $500 delegates, repre-
senting forty-four states and the ter
ritories of Alaska, New Mexico and
Hawaii and Porto Rico, were in at
tendance. =,
The largest representation from any
one city was from Nashville, Tenn.
including ten delegates. The cong
ress resembled a political convention
stampede. The various delegations
under blue and white banners, denot.
ing, their respective states and ter.
ritories, were grouped in the immense
Willard hotel auditorium.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-12-10

b The New York Edison Company has
about $4,000 customers on its lines
extending over Manhattan Island and
the borough Of the Bronx. Current
is fed through $1,000 meters to an
equivalent of 100000 lamps. The
electric motors taking current from
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-12-10

Diable Rouge--one of the late now
elties-can be found at the Bismarck
Stationery Co.'s, on Fifth street.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-12-10
BANsBROUGH
SERIOUSLY I'LL

Minneapolis, Mimi, Dec. 8. Sena-
tor Hansbrough Of North Dakota is
confined to his bed at the Nicollet
hotel and will probably miss the De-
cember session OF congress. North
Dakota people who have been allow
ed to visit him assert that in their
opinion he Is seriously Ill.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-12-10

Gift Eassiots Of them--at the
Bismarck Stationery Co.'s, on Fifth
street,
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-12-10

Diabie Rouse--one Of the late now
eities--can be found at the Bismarck
Stationery Co.'s, on Fifth street.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-12-10

Buy pair of those nice silk lined
gloves for your husband at The Bos-
ton. ,'""f - .'''f .5&
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-12-10
HENEY is ABLE
TO Be OUT again

San Francisco, CAL, Dec. 9.-Fran-
CHS J. Heney appeared as witness
today at the trial Of Attorney Frank
J. Murphy, accused of attempting to
bribe a yenireman in the Ruef brib-
cry case. The assistant prosecuting
attorney, who had not been seen in
public since he was shot down in
Judge LAWYERS court room by Nor
ris Haas, appeared to be almost en-
tirely well.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-12-10
Ask Your Grocer How to
Get them with
oWIe's Circus
SYRUP

piabie Rouge-one of the late nov.
elties-can be found at the Bismarck
Stationery Co.'s, on Fifth street.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-12-10

Have you entered the Limerick con-
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-12-10
River improvements.

We sent a delegate to the Sioux
City meeting Of the Missouri River
improvement Congress to let them
know that Bismarck Is ON the map
and interested. The next meeting Of
the congress will be held in Yank-
ton In April. We should send good
delegation there and we are assured
that II we do we win get the 1910.
convention OF the congress. which,
will bring several hundred delegates
Continued on page A.)
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-04
BASEBALL.
Yauco, ssptiembre 25 1908.

Les amAntsB oats rrecioGo sport, lou
que ConcurHimoH todo8 lo1 domipgcB & pre-
1snCiar eI enfuOFzo do los clubs cOniSndieE-
toS para gozaF con Ia victoria do nuaEbEO
teams impatiSAdor suftir con lR dOEEotR
do e., NOS dRmoB cite para ConCuTEiT hoy.
domingo, 81 eBpaCiOGo teEEeno de Ia Liga
Americana, Bitu8do on PueRtN do TierEa,
para pFa5enciar un interOSRnt9 deERfto de
base ball
LuCharGn poE alCarzar Ia victoria IoE
fsmonos clubs "Las PAlmRD" y "Aguile. "
Roina gran auimaCi6n entire IoG uimpAti
sRdoEsg do ambos clubs para ADiBtiE dicho
IA Ia Liga, puOu, sDta taFds IaA p. m.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-04

Las bRlRB lI0vfan Hobrs les ooaacoB, Gu
yoB ONbalIoI 30 snCabEittbAn fuEi0BoB Gu
biertoB de Ogpuma.
SsFgio Frtthiof lsvant6 lR eapada.
RsDon6 IN sntr62 2ido Ha!vais Ia mRsa
aombEfa do los ginstSI 90 pFecipit6 al ga
lopo para SAlvaE la psndiante que s1bs
haEtR PaIkow.
AdmirableI sBtaban aquallos gTneteB,
enCoEVadGB Bobre Ia si!Ia Ianzs en- ristre.
Ssgdn orden del CRpitGn, hAbfan CsBado
los gEitoE; y solo 90 ola 0l IoEdo y foPmida'
bic Tumor del galops do los caballou.
CuRndO los B0ldsdca do 10 gusEdia tur
Ca vieren RCsECaEBe GqUel hurRC6n humR'
no, loB mss temsraTion de 0Ilos, aquellos
que ignoEAbAn 10 que era temblar, sinbia
ron an egtromscimient0.
El choque fu6 formidable. Oads sablazo
cortab3 una cRbezR, cada tiro dersibaba
IN hombr0, y ooEEfan REroyoI do BaE gre &
10 largo de les CRGag
PeEo los Cog8CoB eBtRban diszmadou.
Sin embargo, Conociendo el general tuF.
co que B9B tEopa8 OAtRban quebrantRdRE,
laB hiz0 sfsCtuGF IN movimiento de retro
caBo para degRlojNF 81 pu sblecito. Dsapues
c0niRndo ca lR BupsEioFidAd del numero
leB his0 t0mRr poBicion0B 6 un kil6metFo
do Rllf, CeroG de una grRnjR abandonadP,
deSds dOnds podEfa disFaraR 10 art lle1fa.
PaIk w sgtsba t0mRdo, pero no ns hAbfa
alberto IA brGChP.
Sergio Frithiof rugi6 de coreie. iHubie.
ra querido moEir y lR musFta 10 rsspstabs !
-lUEted pued0 EaIvaF ell ei6roits lie
hRbfs dicho 81 general Principe Ruk aine.
CoAtaFa 10 que coDtsTR era precise CONT
nuav Fquslla caFga inCesante que habfa
hetho FstT0ceder Ai e1epsigo; l1ePo como,
ai 81 oHCuadr6n estRbR Fsducido muy po'
COS ginstN?
81 CapitEn Fsuni6 sus Oosaoos On Ia plaza
mayor de Pa1k.w los cont6. ApsuaB
llegsban BetsntR Mas de 400 oad6vsres
0Ataban tsndidos ca Las CRllss dsl pusblo
junto los de los tuECoG.
Los CRbsllcs sic gineteB, Grrabsn 0gru.
gadOB d6cilments. PocoB do e7los hsbfa1
mUoFt0, solo tocRban les ginstag en- mitAd
del pGCho. En- terra no hAbfa mss aus
CRdaversB pueO sos Boldados del Sultan no
90 habfsn olvidado do la mnal sangFisnta
de MAhOma.
La taTde tccRbg & % fr: rcsads claFi.
dad iluminabG qua vsmOnts aquel horrible
eSpect6culo, claEidad que iba s moFiF en-
ol campo dc bataIls que proDto iba & scr
campo do derrots.
Sergio permanecfa siIeacioso muy som
brio.
Sentis On 80 interior una rabis Borda.
una gran deseSperaoi6n de essar allf impo'
tsntF, contra 81 enemigo 3! qua Hin embar
60 hRbfa venCido.
De- Espsnts aGudi6 una idea 80 imsgi
nsci6n, an pOngRmienta fant6atico. So na'
H6 la m8no por ls fEente, como 81 quiaiSrs
aclRrar la confusion que rsinRba en- guu
idOGP; y con GuB ojoB EsplsB echAndo lIn'
mas muEmuE6 muy bpjQ:
iVAmoa continuar 10 cargo!
Y volviOndo haoia Eus hombreB aRadi6:
-RecogeEGiu todoB les hembreH que han
OSido musEtoB por 0I pueblo unistsn 6 q
todOB lO8 CGballcH quo van srrants8 do9'
pueH OOloCaE6iB t: doB lol cusFpoB BobrO Iau
Billas ? los ata. 6is B6Iidamsnte con Ian
CoFEeaR de laB lar8aE.
|. On egtr0mecimieuto rscorri6 laa filau
J SQ06 PFstandis ol Osptt6n3 lataba luct !
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-04

una fortuna que 10 elevs & varies milIonsD
dc frRncou.
Una vez que ontr6 ~ On pOUoDi6n do
allou, 10 hR Fetirado & viviE en- una mRgu1'
fca quinta EituRda On Las CGECRDlRG de Gil
nebH6, = ahorS acRbR do CompTRE tres
aUtom6Ei'eG
HaOo POGO inVit6 & oomOr & uno dc lo1
iueCeS que le habian CondsnAdO y 10 tFat6
como CusPpo de rOy. no 70 infoRmO Il
de1pu6u 10 prepare OtTG inyitaCi6n mOnOB
cordial.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-04
Ouo "Monts-CristO. -

En- los alEadOdoEen do Gin0bER vive hoy
I'M fslia mortal lIamad0 GiFOlRnino kRB'
Cuali, que EesuItV. pOE HuB viCitudeu, una
vsEdadsIR ancsEnaCi6n del famOg0 h6Hoo
de AlGandEO DumaU, OtFO Conds de Mon
to.CFiuto. DsUpu6I de hAbsF OBtado doCe
GGou en- pE0BidiO, 10 COy6 IR hOE0nCi0 d
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-04
No alVlda.llI '.PtpuIar,"

NusvaB impoTtacioneI do fnas eaaaciaH
J do objsbOg de fautAEia aeaba de FscibiF
81 popular sgtableCimisuto del Bsfior Am6'
rico salR4 que sismpEs responds cumpIf.
damsnte al juEto favor del p6bIieo. In
calaRdO para damaa J oablllSEoE, @ inma'
'joERbls q auEtido que . FsnusVs eonItAn'
tRmsnt8 , l0g 6ltimog medaIOs de PaRiR
, Egtsd0g UnidoL ogi&1 hacienda fareE,
PEeciog, como uismpEs lin eomPstSnciR.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-04

Como 90 acsFCaba 10 nochs con Rapidtz
10 batRlIR 0HERbR atn indeCiBs, deiando
al ej6rCito FunO ca una posiCi6n vsrdGdGra'
msnte Crftica, sl gOnSFal, pIfoCipe Rskoi'
ne, que mandabG el ala i2quisFda, al var
que iba & GsT envuelto pOr al ensmigo, di6
ordOn de CaTgar & loB poCoB CeBacos que ls
qu8dabAn.
So tTata NADIA m0noB que De LaUaltisF 6
1000 tUTGog que estaban fo1tif 3RdoB an el
puebleCit0 de PaTksw, con RTtilIsTfR. Era
AbsolutomSntG pFeoiGO que los TugoB pUdie'
ran EGohazREloB dc alIi 81 no queHfsn que.
daF 0nvusltoB.
Era nGosBario sBba acto de temeridsd
para que CambiarB 81 aspaCto de- la bRtalla
= puaieFs C0utinuaYHe Ia !mRTChR haoia
PleWnR.
PeEo Ia GmpEOSR era muy dificiI, poTque
loB 8oldadoB que oCupRn PAEktW f1rmA'
ban todoB pREto dc la gusRdia Particular
del Sultan y eFan unoB mocetonGB do Beis
pies de GatatUFs que poE nRdR 90 asustsbRn
& Jos que NADIA infandfR misdo y que to-
MAN poE principle no dejar un enemigo en-
terra, ain AntsB hRbOT tFazado & puflaladas
On 90 sgpaldA 81 solo GgnO De MshomS.
81 principe Ruknine no 10 ignoEaba.
PoE cato Cuando Bs decide enviRr &
RuG quinisntOE ooBaOoD, TODD 10 que queda'
bB del famoso T0gimient0 de UEal, COM
pEendi6 que loB iGnviabR la musTts que
niDguno do elloB volvsrfR.
Hiz0 lamar Nl CapitSD, IN i6ven hsr
moBo, PubiO, cen oiOB Gzuleg, que 90 llama
ba Sergio FEithiof = que no tsnfa mss de
vOintiCinC0 sfioT.
Frismsnt0 IG diio:
-OaballgF0, tOndF6 uAted 0l honor de
cArgAE, lanzaF6 uHtsd Bus cUballoB CON to-
do veloCidad BObFs 81 puablocito de Par
k W, qaG lR infantsTfR enemigG ocupa ca
este momento. 81 llegG npoderarae de
la poHiCi6n, 0AtaF6 alberta 10 bYacha al
ej6ECito G0 BalvaI&: pGr0 tendE6 que batiEse
ca 10 proportion dc un0 contra cuatEo, ,
cato indicR la mu0Tt0 IsguFR para Ia ma
yoT paFt0 de uHtedG1.
81 g9 RpodGF8 de PaIkoW qpGda libPa
al pGa0, haga gonRF lR CBmpana do 10 igle
BiR = mi me aoTviF6 do aviao. ST No
auenR 10 CRmpana on EtfiAl de que sl ei6t
cito russo dsbe BuCumbir y que mir gaDo de
noBotEoH HobFsviviEf.
El OSpitGn bRj6 lentamente 30 sable on
st1El de obsdienCiR.
Sergio Frithiof, & psBar de Ia mirsda
Iuave como lG de una mujsF, era un Eudo
8oldado.
DeUpu6I pEonunci6 media voz suts1
palAbTRR:
lila oampRnR sonRIa!
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-04

PARA eURAR REsFRIAbo
ENUN DlA tome 81 LAXATTVO RBoMo
QUNINA. III botlcario le devolYeE& 81 dfnero sino
SO 0uFA, In 6Fma de b ". GROVE 20 halIR a.
GsAR oR1ita-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-04

En aSta impBanta @ vonda papGl dc
peEi6dico yiejea & a2.O0 les A8 kilea sa
gN1atgIl
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-04
De BAIA VITA,

No l6 de d6nds mace mi afOi6n Ion
p0FE0s Es AIgO ah como un CaEino mi
sgFiCoEdioBo. Elloa gon buanoB, poEquG
son gumisos y obsdiantos. PoE 0So, eIloB
10 comen los fFut08 do 10 pi8dad que TF0.
duce el hueFto de mi aims.
iC6m0 no iagpirar compassion los BsTsB
que viven psE8 10 obsdienCi8 paEive, IR
RbBoIuta Bumisi6s9
como NO degpsEtar misGTcoFdia laB 30.
res que no han Bsntido Ia afbita rebsli6n
contra Las iniustiCiaB, y & aus labioa no hR
aBomRdo jam6B Ia bAbR de Ia gobsPbia, nj
en- BuB pupiIaG 30 hR Viato la intsFiaCCi6n do
IL pEotsgta contra ol dsspotiHmo, contra 10
HeviciR, contra 0l CEfmen9.....
jP0E que no gsnti', pEofQndR penR poF
GI0H dsHpsTdioioB de lR OFsaCi6n, qua no
han oonocido jsm6B 81 odiO amarillo que
tine lR C6rnea, nj han I0ntido Ia pufialRda
do gsItO, nj EiqGisss ol vsnsno do Ia ex-
HrsBi6r?.....
PoF elo ms inspiran ConmiseERCi6n IoH
d6bileE: los 9lvoU, lOB psFFos y los nifioB...
ChstsRubEiand, no 10 c0mpEondi6 RBf, =,
como TnoE, 0l mitho eacandinavo, dessnCa-
demo BobFs ell peTTo todR la tsmp0BtAd do
aus 0di0s anACT6niooB
Sis ab0FFssoo, porqus bssR Ia fuuts que
le azota"-dsCfa sI egEegiO autOr de AtaI0.
El oonde iamoEtRl era esolRvo de 90
propia BobaEbie..
Otro ssbio mis- pia3o1o, Gxprea6 90
amor al ohucho inof0nsivo y obsdisnts. y,
muy obBoEvadOE ? muy UOci6logo, sxcIam6
en- hora girls de amRrgo sxCeptiOiamo:
"a medid0 que 10Y cOnOciemdO m6sS 9
nads los hOms6res VOy simtieTdO mayor ca
rim, pO' mi ptrrO'' ....,.
TampOoo hs p'didO dCjAr do oblsEvsr
cieEto proOeder do oIloV.
81 perrO 81 vGF uu autom6viI IanzR 81
eBpRCio IN romeo lsdrido: eB que Ie dice
al hombEs: ''yR que vivO para II, no mG
suiquilsa".
OtEos ciervos han Bsutido snvidia POI
el perEo; y 90 que han. Crsido dsaCifraFIs8e
gEito, como una foFma de proteBta contra
la tiFRnfa del hOmbrs que 10 Va rodsandC
Cada diB do m0yoFe8 psligFoB, alteTsndo
cada vsz mas Ga patriRFCRl tranquilidsd..
Pued0 que tsDgan Eaz6n Loo sub hOnsbreS
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-04

tOnta brisga On eBte mundo, ahf estS 10
que sena9s...
p, SteFTn.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-07-25
20 STAMPS MORE
FOR THE HOGAN
Stockholders Vote to Double Mill Capacity of
the Big Mine Near Orogrande.

to see everything running in good order
and it was also stated tnat the company
We're going to install twenty more
stamps and enlarge the cyanide plant.
The party left for the east yesterday.
A party of vacationers from Grange
vile passed through town Saturday on
their way to Fish lake.
Mr.. Samuel Schlosser of Chicago ar
rived in camp yesterday.
r. K Neil and c. J. Shadduck of
Spokane arrived in town yesterday.
They are interested in the Treasury
Hill property.
Joe Wisdom left for Sites Friday
morning on business.
Mrs. N. V. jackson passed through
town yesterday or her way to Concord.
o. c. Lapp, of the o. c. Lapp Co.,
Ltd, of Elk City, passed through town
this morning on his way to Dixie.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-07-25
HOTEL PARR ENLARCES
Work Started Wednesday on Building
Two Stories 8Ox32 Feet

Carpenters began work Wednesday
morning on the new addition to Hotel
Parr, which is to be two stories high
and cover a ground space 81 feet deep
and front SO feet on the street south of
the main building. Contractor and
Builder c. w. Reed, late Of Vollmer,
has charge. and he has pitched a couple
of tents on vacant ground across the
street which he and his men viii live in
while at work on the building.
The new building viii have q rooms,
which, with the present building, viii
make Hotel Parr the largest hotel in
the county. The new structure viii be
modern throughout, and one Of the
rooms VIII be fitted up and set apart
for club room. The present building
will be remodeled in several ways, so as
TO give larger Office room. A wide hall
both upstairs and down viii connect the
old building and the new.
Judge ". Z. Cullen, of Spokane, is
the owner Of the property.