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The Jasper news., 1909-03-04
We'd, narch 10.

the following property, to wit:
Head Of Horses and Mules Brown
mare yrs. old, 1000 lis; Bay horse 7
yrs. old, 1l50 lbs; Bay flley roadster, 3
yrs., 1000 lbs; Gray Norman filley, yrs.
old; good, large aged work mules, one
of them mare.
81 Head OF Hogs-l3 good shoats, av-
erage weight about 80 pounds; sows
and 10 young Pigs; 2 sows to bring pigs
about May LIST,
Implements NC Cormick corn binder,
Mccormick wheat binder; mowers;
Sulkey hay rake; Bull rake; Kingman
hay stacker; Fish Bros. wagon; j. l.
Case corn planter and check row. fertil-
izer attachment; 6.shovel riding cultiva-
tor; 6.shuvel walking cultivator; Garden
plow 16 10. sulkey pillow; l4-in. walking
plo~; 3 section barrow; 1Gin. disc, ii
blades; 3 sets double work harness; set
double buggy harness; 80 bu seed oats
10 bu. extra fine seed corn; PIG blu. clean
3 bu. red.top seed.
Household Goods--Be room suit;
square grand piano, parlor set, dining
room table, 6 dining room chairs, sew
ing machine, sofa, spring cot, cabinet
book case, % vol. encyclopedia, dicton-
airy, school books, 2 marble.top center
tables, ingrain carpet, WIRE flower rack,
iardineprs and pot flowers, heating stove,
cook stove, laundry stove, kitchen utep-
sils, lawn mower, lawn swing, 25.gal
copper kettle, side saddle and bride.
Usual sale terms. so each limit; mo.
note.
The Jasper news., 1909-03-04
Concerning Walter Colley's Cam
didacy for Superintendent of
Schools for Jasper Co.

experiences, Thorough preparedness, nat
ural aptitude for the work, and laud-
able ambition.
Jasper county has been. fortunatey in
having among its county superin'end-
ente, as a ruiz, men - notable ability,
men whose services have won for them
high place in the estimation Of the edu-
cational workers Of the state, but never
has county superintendent shown
more progressive or greater efficiency
than has Mr.. Colley.
During bis trief incumbepcy OF the
Office, be has prepar course OF study
for the rural schoo's uf the county that
is model of excellence. Its merits
have been so apparent that it has been
generally adol ted, ard has won the adj
miration OF all SCH, oil men. This is an
achievemcit 20 Unprecedented and Of
such ipcstimabF yslue to the schools "s
to be truly distinguishing.
AS Superintendent he has originated
pul IFS rrlcrt card "f such merit ~ tn
receive nt only the unanimous APPROX
al OF tie teachers, hut one that has
been copied and atol ted by surrounding
counties.
Though the hearty cooperation OF the
teachers, be has developed System of
rural examinations sn really perfect
that the Ideal relation of ariiculnting
mixrd grade sctons " it'll ligh school"
has been brought about in jasper
county to the complete satisfaction o
patrons, Iupils and ell school authorit-
les.
Mr.. Collry's zeal, enthusiasm and
prog essiveness hnve been the inspir.
a'iuD uf teachers and pupils throughout
the county His oliries have been so
marifrst!y wise and beneficial that no
SURF rise is felt over tho ass urance that
he will he given second term. School
l'utr"pe ~ad authorities are well aU ar" a
change of policy whore conditions have
been so generally shtisfao tory as they
have been in jasper county would b,
determined 10 the schools.
Mr.. Colley's candidacy is sure to meet
the hearty approval and active sym
pathy of the public and all school PEG
pie particularly.
The Jasper news., 1909-03-04

Water ColIey, Superintendent of
Schools Of Jasper County, the past
week anpour ced bis candidacy for re
election.
Mr.. Cooley was appointed in October.
1906, to fiji out the uncxpircd term Of
Luther HardsWay, who bad been ap
pointed State Deiu Superintendent
OF Schools. The following spring, April
1907, be became candidate and during
the few months he had served bad so
we'll demonstrated his special fitness
for the work and the duties Of the office
that he was elected over over his orpon-
The Jasper news., 1909-03-04
THE KANSAS CITY MARKET
Reported for The News by Special
correspondent.

Kansas City Stock Yards, March l.,
1863. The run OF cattle last week was
"a eco head, radically the same as in
recent weeks, but prices were much
more satisfactory than heretofore, steers
closing 20 10 81 cents higher, cows and
heifers 10 to 25 cents higher, stockers
aud feeders up 10 to % cents. The ad-
vance was due to the continued light
supply, and to some improvement IN the
outlet for beef. The run today is 1000
cattle here, and fairly liberal elsewhere.
but not excessive at any point. The
good advance over week ago, higher
priced corn in the country, and the in
t1uence that assessment date, March let,
always has toward getting rid of held
ings, oil pointed to heavy run today.
On the other hand, commission men
have been advising light shipments.
saying that the market has weak un-
dertoue, and will not stand any heavy
supply at this time. Packers persist
that the outlet is narrow, account OF
unfavorable industrial situation in the
East, where many factories are running
at low pressure aud some are closed,
pending tariff adiusime Top steers
sold today at &c 35 and $3.50, and the
Steers at SO.UU OF over nave received tne
biggest advance in the last week. Bulk
Of stec s today are selling at 1926 10
S615, cows 50 90 to $500, hcifers s3.75
to IS rs, buds So 25 to s4s5, calves
"a 90 TO 81 so. Stockers and feeders
are steady today stockers Mt s3 rs to
1925, feeders s4.35 to IS 40.
The hog run last week was only $4,000
head here, kept down by bad roads in
the country, as the market was salts
factory most OF the week. The close
was lower on Saturday, and only 10
cents above close of previous week
The run is IA, 900 here today, and indi-
cations favor a good run this week, as
roads are drying up, and hogs bought
for delivery March 1st, will be turned
loose. The market ia s 10 10 lower to.
day, heavy hogs s6 20 to 90 rs, medium
weights Sc 10 to Sc &c. and light hogs
IS 80 to S6 80, medium weights 1910 to
Sc 30, and light hogs So 80 10 Sc. 90
The market closed better than it opened
today, 10 spite If the liberal Monday
The Jasper news., 1909-03-04
"Under The Spell :"

Next Monday evening, March 9th, the
carthage Loyal Temperance Legion will
present the Temperance play "Under
The Spell'' at the opera house in Jasper
The play is in four acts. The Loyal
Temperance Legion are giving the play
for the effect only, and the proceeds will
be used for the carrying on of the Tenn
perence work. The play has been given
fair trial before and has proved very
successful. Everybody come and bring
your friends. Admission 25c. Curtain
$50.
The Jasper news., 1909-03-04
Administrators Notice.

Notice is hereby given that letters Of
Administration upon the estate Of
Charles A. Little deceased, have been
granted 10 the undersigned, by the
Probate Court Of Jasper County, bear
ing date the 24thdsy Of February 1909.
All perp.us having claims against
said estate are required to exhibit them
to me for allowance within one year
from the date OF said letters. or they
may be precluded from any benefit of
such estate; and il such claims be not
exhibited within two years from the
date Of the publication OF this notice,
they will be forever barred.
8. A. DOUGLAS, Administrators.
The Jasper news., 1909-03-04

run, and traders predict that after this
week, prices will work upward again.
The run OF sheep was heavy last week,
at Al, 900 head, but conditions were good,
and the week closed with sheep and
yearings strong, lambs a shade lower
The run today is 10000 head, sheep and
yearings 10 to Is higher, ,earings up
to 81 90 today, wethers S5 S5, and ewes
IS 80, all top prices for this season, but
lambs are 10 lower today, bulk Of limbs
Today at 81 05 to 81 40. the latter top to-
day.
j. A. RIcKART.
The Jasper news., 1909-03-04
Poultry Secrets Disclosed.

Learn how the successful poultrymen
OF the country make their money.
Their secret methods and discoveries
fully explained. Felche's mating secret,
Boyer's secret 81 fertile eggs, DR..
Woods egg food secret, secret of feed at
10 cents bushel, and scores of others,
This evolutionary book, Zone copy
and Farm Journal two years for so
cents, send stamps or coin 10 Wilmer
Atkinson Co.. 1920 Race ST., Philadel-
pnia, Pa.
The Jasper news., 1909-03-04
New TeStament--75 Views
ReIigiOuS-=S5 Views

We will also show some scenes from
the important cities Of the world. Views
from the Rams Horn Cartoon, illustrat-
ing "Life's Brief Years." 'The Poorest
Man 10 the World" "Eteruity's Gate"
"Victory over Death" There are three
or more illustrated songs with each
lecture.
Don't forget the date and
place. You cannot afford to
miss these lectures.
r Admission--one night 1oe, 3
nights ssc.
The Jasper news., 1909-03-04
We are authorized to announce
WALTER COLLEY

Rs candidate for re.elec,ion to the
office OF county Superintendent of
schools Of jasper county at the school
election on April 9th.
The Jasper news., 1909-03-04
Public Sale

Having rented my farm, mi. west
snd 21a mi. porth Of Jasper, mi. east
OF Nashville, and IL mi south Of Duval
will Sc II at said place on
The Jasper news., 1909-03-04
E. A. Trimmer.
M. E. Church South.

VI. =. OuuICU SOutu.
Sunday School 9:45 q. N.
League $50 p IN.
Morning service IL q. m.
Evening service 7:90 p. IN.
Theme for m orning service, "The
Good Samaritan"
You are cordially invited TO attend
these services. +. A. CcLMER, Pastor.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-08-25
WORKER
 WILL SPEAK

There will be a meeting and song service at the Peniel Mission at S:l5 o'clock this evening, conducted by Adjutant Denne and Lieut.. Waller of the Salvation Army. who arrived in town Monday from Dawson enroute to Vancouver, B. c. Adjutant Denne, who has had more than twenty years experience in the Army, will speak on Social Work in the slums." In her talk she tells many interesting experiences of her work in the slums in the big cities.
 In addition to the speaking there will be song servic. All are in-
 ed.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-08-25
CLAYS LEAVE
 IN X LAUNCH

Before fair sized audience last night at Elks' hall the Musical clays gave a pleasing performance. Prof Clay and his three children all dis, play talent and aptitude on the var ious instruments which they play and the family play together well. A com mendable feature of the entertain' ment is that the Clays play by mem cry and dispense with the usual trou' blesome bundles of music.
 This morning Prof. and Mrs. Clay and the three children left for Hain- es in Capt. Larsen's launch, the Su' perb. The Clays will give perform ance in Haines tonight and then leav in the Superb for Juneau and Doug las. It was necessary to charter the Superb in order for Prof. Clay to keep his dates at Juneau.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-08-25
tsy United Press)

PORTLAND, Me. Aug. 25-The TO nance in the life of orville Wright
 the famous aeroplane inventor, was barred today when 1t was learned that in 1897 he married Ada Miller. then cnly fourteen years old. She went west and lost track of her husband A son was born to her about eight
The daily Alaskan., 1909-08-25
MRS. s.ROBERTs0N
 LAID ID REST

This morning at l0:So o'clock the funeral of Mrs. Juliett Haslett Robert son was held at the new cemetery Her body was laid in its final resting place in the presence of about thirty friends of the family. Rev. Thomas Jenkins preached short sermon.
 The funeral train left Eighth avenrl 10 o'clock for the cemetery. The floral offerings were beautiful and protuse. The pail bearers were: George Mowl. Phil Abrahams. Jack Kennedy, George Dillon, E. A. Kindell and Andrew Grandson.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-08-25
ACCUSE BUY IF
 LIFTING CASK

ATLANTA, Ga. Aug. 1S-A diminu- tive prisoner stood in the prisoners cock yesterday afternoon in the crim- 1T al court, charged with the larceny of whole barrel of whiskey. Jimmy Harris, aged 1S, and very small for his age, was charged with the herculean task of bodily carrying off the bar rel. When the Prosecuting Attorney caught a glimpse of the physique of the boy, he lost no time in asking that the charge be dismissed. His request was readily granted by the court.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-08-25
STRAUD LEI
 0FF EASILY.

Robert Straud, who killed Albert Yon Dahmer in Juacai last February. was sentenced to Save twelve years in the Federal penitentiary at Me Ne!l's Island by Judge Cushman in the district cuort last Monday, Straud was indicted for murder last February but was allowed to plead guilty to charge of manslaughter.
 The crime was particularly cold blooded. Straud and von Dahmer had quarreled over sporting woman, Kit tie O'Brien, and Straud armed himself and deliberately killed Won Dahmer.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-08-25

J. P. Champagne, Dominion tele- graph operator at Dawson, arrived in skagway Saturday night and sailed south on the s. s. Jefferson for a visit to eastern Canada and sound points. Cham" is an all around good fellow and is we'll known in skagway, as he played on the Whitehorse base ball team several years ago.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-08-25

Thomas Clarity, who has been in Alaska twelve years and employed on the White Pass and Yukon since the road was started, arrived in town last night from cowly and will sail south cn the Princess Royal. MT. Garrity will make a trip through the eastern states, returning to skagway in about four months. He has not been out side since coming to Alaska.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-08-25
SHACKLEFORD
 WITH CLARK
(By United Press.)

BOSTON, Mass. Aug. 25-Gov. Wal ter E. Clark of Alaska and Louis P. shackelford spent yesterday together 1T. this city and returned to New York this morning. Gov. Clark will leave for Alaska about Sept. 12. He will hold several consultations with President Taft before leaving.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-08-25
M M'bR|DE IS
 IN SKAGWAY

Richard Mcbride, Premier of Brit lSh Columbia. accompanied by pr. Henry E.. Young. minister of educa- ton and member of the provincial pan lament from Comox-Atlin. and L. Me Rae, his private secretary. arrived in town on the train this afternoon after 8 visit to Atlin. Premier Mcbride will sail for Victoria, B. c. on the Princess Royal.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-08-25
ROMANCE Is REVEALED IN
 LIFE IF 0RVILLE WRIGHT

months after she and Wright sepa rated.
 Several years ago she married J. A Carson. believing her first husband was dead.
 Yesterday Wright wrote Mrs. Carson ttat he was willing to support her son and would provide for his edu. cStion.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-08-25
RIVER REPORTS

The selkirk passed Yukon Crossing at ' a. m. today, the Bonanza King reached Stewart river at S:3O p. m. yesterday and the Dawson left Daw' son this afternoon, ell bound ap stream.
 The Casca left Whit9horse at 7.l7 D. m. yesterday and the Whitehorsc will leave Whitehorse tomorrow.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-08-25
AVIATOR HURLED ID EARTH

buckled, while he was circling about In the air at least 100 feet from the earth, and turned complete somer- sault, hurllng Fournier from his seat.
 (Later dispatch) The physicians state that Fournier is almost certain to die.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-08-25
HURRICANE PETERED OUT
(sy United Press.)

NEW ORLEANS, La. Aug. 25-The hurricane which was headed over the Gulf of Mexico and which caused much alarm over the safety Of the shipping subsided before It reached the gulf coast without doing any dam, age.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-08-25
BALL|NGER STILL UNDER FIRE

V his fight against Secretary of the Interior BaInnger onto the floor of the convention and will make charges against Baninger in connection with the Alaska coal land frauds.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-08-25
(sy United Presso

PITTsBURG, Pa. Aug. 25--A judge o' the federal court today refused to sign writ of mandamus directing the officers of the Pressed stel Car com pany to submit the differences with
The daily Alaskan., 1909-08-25
ROYAL DUE AI 5 ?: M:

The Princess Royal left Juneau at 9 o'clock this morning and is schedul- ed to arrive in Skagway at 5 o'clock this afternoon. The Royal has S1 passengers and S3 tons of freight.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-08-25
(sy United Press,

RHEIMS. France, Aug. 25-Henrl Fournler, the famous aviator, was seriously if not fatally injured this af. ternoon while making flight in his earoplane. His aeroplane suddenly
The daily Alaskan., 1909-08-25
KAUFMAN WILL
 FIGHT JOHNSON
(ey United Press.)

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. Aug. 25- Jack Johnson and Al Kaufman have signed articles to fight ten rounds on the afternoon of Sept, 9 at cof- froths pavilion at colma. Both men are now doing light training.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-08-25
STRIKERS WOULD MAKE
 ARBITRATION MANDATORY.

their employees to arbitration. The writ of mandamus was petitloned for y several hundred strikres, who all lNged that the refusal of the com pany to submit to arbitration acted as restraint to trade and was vio- lntion of the federal law.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-08-25
Csy United Prsssl

SEATTLE. Wash. Aug. 25-The Ma tional Conservation Congress will cor vene here tomorrow. Clifford Pinchot
 head of the forestry bureau. will car,
The daily Alaskan., 1909-08-25

Stop at the Caribou hotel when l. Carcross. Fine fishing and huntins In the immediate vicinity. overlooks the beautiful shores of the lake. E W Gideon prop. ..
The daily Alaskan., 1909-08-25
(ey United Pross.l

DENVER, Colo. Aug. 25-speakers in the Pure Food Congress are making attacks upon Secretary of Agriculture
The daily Alaskan., 1909-08-25
(By United press.,

BEVERLY, Mass. Aug. 25-Presi- dent Taft held an important confer cree today with Secretary of the
The daily Alaskan., 1909-08-25
'SEG. WILSON $ ASSA|LED

Wilson because he upheld pr. Har- vey Wiley who decided that benzoate of soda Is a preservatlve and not fit to use in food.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-08-25
CYCLONES SWEEP MIDDLE WEST

ern part of South Dakota and the sou u ern portion of Minnesota. The U S. weather observers predict that severe damage may result.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-08-25
FINANCIAL SYSTEM IS DISCUSSED

Treasury Macveagh and Senator Ald- rich. discussing Senator Aldrich's plan .cr the new financial system to be adopted by the government.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-08-25
tsy United Press.,

ST. PAUL, Minn. Aug. 25-cyclonic storms are sweeping across the north
The daily Alaskan., 1909-08-25

W. Gideon, prop.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1909-01-02
Atacan a Ia p olicia
Matan rnuchos sol
dados.
Ia ART|LLERIA FuE uSADA.
Sc Supone Que las Perdidas
De los RebeIdes Fueron
Grandes.

Moscou. Die. 96 El Baron Cote,
iefe de la policia secreta, fu6 muerto y
Eel Coronel Muraki herido en- un relido
choqua hoy con revolucioharios que
|estaban atrincherados en- una villa de
los suburbios Durante Ia pelea va
rios policias fueron muertos y otros
heridos. Enviaronse tropas en- anxilio
|de los -policias y So sigui0 una batalla
cerrada.
Finalmente tuvieron que llevar ar
|tilleria para bombardear "a villa an-
tes de poder subyugara 4 los revolucl y
nistas. Esta ocurrencia fue la mas
grave que Sc ha visto desde la sable-
vaci0n dc Diciembre de 1905. Sc hizo
|fuego contra la policia cuando se
acerco 4 la casa, habiendo sabido de
una junta de reyolucionistas ALI.
Esto no se anticipa y Ia policia sere-
tiro- Sc mand6 por lnfanteria y q
segundo ataque fIie rechazado despues
de un conbate desesperado. No fue
hasta que se trajo Ia artilleria. que
termin6 Ia pelea. Las perdidas de los
|revolucionistas se ignoran, pero sin
|duda fucron grandes.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1909-01-02
'Dsmanda aLTesorero
Cesante por Propinas

Albuquerque, Die. 20. Frank A
Hubbell ha entablado demanda en-
contra de Justo RI Armijo, anterior
tesoaero de condado para recobrar la
suma de sl3, 900, que alega fueron los
emolumentos de Ia o6cina recibidos
por Armijo del tempo de su nombra-
miento al puesto por Il ex-go obernador
NJ. "A Otero haste el fin del t6rmino.
Hubbell su6 electo la ofcina del tc-
sorero Ga 81 otoho de 1904. Habia
serrido parte dc 81 termino cuando
Efue removido por 81 Gobernador otero
baio cargos de NAL proceder en- 81
Eempleo- La acci6n del gobernador
fue sostenida por la corte de abajo,
pero La corte supreme, cuando Ia eau
ga &c ventilo analmente AHA, decide
que el gobernador no tenia 81 podtr
para remover bajo las condiciones
due obtenian en- esta causa. Entre-
tanto Armijo habia seFvido 10 restante
de su t6rmino inexpirado para 81 cual
Hubbell habia sid0 electo. Hubbell,
que esta ahora en- Chicago viajando,
esta representado por T. y. Catron,
de Santa re, y 2. w. Dobson. de All
buquerque. En- 81 tempo en- que ocu,
rrie 81 cambio Hubball era la fuerza
dominante en- la politica de su conda-
do.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1909-01-02
No Hay Defalco en-
los Fondos de La
Corte-
FL |AfORNE De BR0ADHEAO.
Sc Necesisa Nueyo BSistema
de Teneduria de Libros ---
La Examination no Revela
Perdida de Fondos.

En- Ia causa de a. N Bergere, az
secretario de la corte del primer dis
|trito judicial, contra a Territorio d
Nuevo Mexico y de los Cuerpos a
los Comisionados de los Condados de
Santa I'e, Rio Arriba, Taos y SAL
Juan, 81 drbitro Alfred H Brodhead
nombrado por la eorte para examinar
las cuentas de la oHcina de Bergere
como secretario. ha protocolsdo 81
inforne, que es un documento muy vo-
luminoso.
La decision del arbltro es que Mr.,
Bergere tiene que dar cuenta al terri
torio y 4 los condados mencionados
de Ia suma de sl2, ,sl2,32, por la cual
|no hay recibos nj cr6ditos, cuya def
'ciencia aparente Bergere dice que nc
puede expliear, pero que despaes dc
deducidos los cr6ditos y comisiones
por tasaciones dlincuentes queda sola-
mente una deiciencia do SlI6.27. Apa-
rece por el informe Due mas 10 ma
| qne se han lleyado los lfbros que faI.
ia intentional es 10 que ha ocasio-
nado el enredo confusion en- las
cuentas del ex-secretario de distrito.
sin embargo, a corte sera La que ten
ga que decidir cuales de los contra
rrestos rec'amados por Bergere debeu
|ser admitidos como propios la re-
|capitulacion y recomendacioncs del
arbitro son de inportancia especial y
la legislaei6n que recomienda debe ser
prontanente adopsada por IA asam-
blea Legislative, se puede decir que
Mr. Brodhead ha prestado mn servi-
clio penetrando al fondo dc la materia
En- suIna, el arbitro presenta los car
gos de diferencia que hay contra el
ex-secretario Bergere y hace lnencidp
de los conuarrestos que alega este
tener en- Ia forma de reclamos por pro-
pinas y comisiones y somete 81 asunto
a la decision de acorte de distrito.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1909-01-02
Han Tfabaiado Fuerte
Pof el Terfitoric

| Washington. p G. Die. 26 ii Co
bernador George Curry vel Hon sa-
| lomoni4una han regresado para Nue.
70 Mexico. EsMvieron por tres se-
lmanas hahajando fsigrteHlente tanto
en- la Casa Blanca como en- los diver
sos departamentos yen el congreso.
FL Senor Luna compareci6 ante la
Icomisi6n sobre medios y arbitrfos de
la camara J dio testinonio extenso con
el fin dc tratar dc imnedir que Sc quiz
tasen los derechos sobre ovejas, reces,
lana y cueros, pues Sc estd hacienda
nm esfuerzo para clio en- la Nueva In
glaterra J otros lugares. Los inte-
freses ovejeros y ganaderos, no sola-
mente de Nueyo Mexico, sino tambien
de todo el oeste, deben despertarse n
Iluchar con fuerza Y vigor para prote-
ierse antes de que sea demasiado tar
de-
No cabe dpda que los intereses ga
lnaderos del oeste deben una deuda de
gratltud al senor Luna por que ha
permanecido tanto tempo en Wash
|ington, con mucho costo para 81, 4 fin
de tener oportunidad de testificar ante
La comisi0n. Esta SO complaci0 mus
cho en- tener este testimonio. Alter
|minar las declaraciones de los CANA
deros, q presidents Payne expres6 el
sentir de toda la comision diciendos
asLa comisi6n esta bien satisfccha
de tener q testimonio de hombres de-
dicados 4 la cria de ganado.
Los borregueros y ganaderos de
Nuevo Mexico debcn de lener iuntas u
|enviar conisiones Washington para
cuidar sus intereses. Seria buena po-
Utica volyer 4 enviar al senior Luna
en- Enero y otra vezen La session espe-
cial del congreso. y dc igual modo co-
misiones de Arizona y Texas, Ell
lGobernad0r Curry ha hecho buen ira
|baio Y voIvera 4 venir para aca en-
Enero para continuar el trabajo por
el estado y por otros intereses impor-
itantes, tan pronto como la legislatura
haya emprendido sus tareas. Es ira
bajador muy activo. El delegado An
drcws trabaja 4 todas horas por el
estadoy por todol 10 demas ante los
Edepartamentos y mel pasaie de pro-
yectos