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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-08-31
"wE PAY THE TAX"

There is more fraud, deception and
graft in the wool and woolen sched
ule than in any other part of the tariff
law. On the theory that wooden goods
are all wool. the manufacturers de
manded and secured a compensatory
duty equal to all they would have to
pay If all their material was foreign
wool. AS long as we concede that a
wool grower is entitled to protection
we cannot oppose the protective princi-
pie elsewhere.
Now is the time for those who pay
she tax to get together and demand
stree wool and cheaper clothing" If
the farmers who raise sheep are will
ang TO stand with the manufacturers
IN order to retain the tax on wool, let
xhem organize I'VE Get the Tax" clubs
80 that the public will know when they
advocate the protective system. II
those who pay the tax would make a
business of politics as those do who
get the tax, II would not take long
70 reduce the tariff.-The Commoner
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-08-31
Piano Lessons

To Whom 1t. May Concern: Miss
Ethel Gates has been pupil in the
Fort Worth University for two years
with an excellent record in every way,
In music her ability in Interpretation
and execution is marked, she having
added to natural gift in that direc-
tion persistent culture under eminent
teachers. She has also shown in char
acter, habits of application and perse-
verance fitness for responsible posi-
ton that gives me pleasure in recon-
mending her as a capable teacher OF
music. Mrs. 0. L. Fisher
Preceptress Fort Worth University.
Mrs. Ethel Cates-Leeds' studio is 10
Gated at 925 Minnesota avenue oppo-
site the West School building, where
she would be glad to receive those in
terested in piano instruction.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-08-31
Little Dolly DimpleS
Pleased Large Crowd

Little Dolly Dimples" was greeted
by a crowded house at the Folly last
night, and pretty Miss Cameron, sup
ported by strong troupe, did not
disappoint them, but won for herself
many praises. Catchy singing and
pretty costumes, and much droll humor
made the musical drama an excellent
one, worthy of the heavy applause re-
|ceived. The entertainment is one of
the best presented by the Cameron
Opera Company, and such faith have
they in its merit that they will repeat
Little Dolly Dimples" this evening.
Convention Hall was filled to its ut.
most capacity last night and as large a
house is expected tonight.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-08-31
Prominent ArdmOre
Couple We'd

Ardmore, okla. Aug. 3l.-The we'd
ding Of, Miss Ella Glenn Gilmer and
Mr.. Charles Wesley Dobbins viii be
celebrated in this city tomorrow
Miss Gilmer Is ene Of The state 5
popular and well known young wom-
en-. Last year she was first maid of
honor for the United Sons Of confed-
crate Veterans at the Confederate re-
union at Birmingham, Ala She has
served as sponsor at numerous Con.
federate reunions in Oklahoma
Miss Gilmer attended Kidd-Key col
lege, at Sherman, Texas, and subse.
Quently graduated at Liberty Ladies'
college, Liberty, Mo. She is a talented
musician, has numerous accomplish
ments and is the possessor of a charm
ing personality. She is daughter
of MIR. and Mrs. w. F. Gilmer, well
known residents or Ardmore. Mr.. Gil.
mer being member or the state legis-
lature and an active figure in the poll.
tics of the state and the work of build.
ing the home for ex-Confederates.
Mr.. Dobbins is a real estate and
insurance man at Ardmore and sue
cessful young business man.
The wedding ceremony will be per-
formed at 10:3O O'Clock tomorrow
morning in the parlors of the Gilmer
hotel. Immediately following the we'd
ding the bridal party win leave for
trip to Colorado, Washington and
Northwestern points.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-08-31
NOTICE ADVERTISERS.

All copy for advertise ants in the
Daily Express must be in the office
by q. m. This applies TO both dis
play "ads" and reading notices. II
this rule 10 mot observed. the publish
ers cannot guarantee insertion On the
day copy 10 received. q
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-08-31
Girls School to
Open Next Tuesday

The Industrial and College win open,
as announced heretofore, Tuesday,
Sept Z, at the High School building.
Those who wish to enter will please
call at III Minnesota avenue some
time this week and arrange for work.
All the pupils Of the High School, who
wish work in either music, art, elocu-
tion or domestic arts will please call at
my office. III Minnesota, or phone No.
146 and enroll for same. Girls and
young women who will not be in the
public schools and who wish to
take special work in some line of the
Industrial College will also call or
phone me att their earliest convenience.
The officers and members OF the
Commercial Club, the school board of
Chickasha and the citizens of Chicka-
sha are cordially invited to be at tie
opening Tuesday morning at 8 o'clock.
We are arranging to have several
speeches from some of Chickasha's dis
tinguished citizens. In addition, Miss
McClintock, the teacher Of oratory,
will give one or two numbers and Miss
Dunn, the piano teacher. will also play
few selections. We will be at home
the remainder of this week and will
be glad to see every one who is think
ing Of enrolling.
n r hernathv
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-08-31

Edward S. Burney and wife to D. M
Cavaness, s-2S-Os. $500, south so feet,
lot 5 block 1876, Chickasha.
j. w. Preston to ]. H. Gentry, S-26-O9,
$3.50, part Of lot 6, block 1862, Chicka-
sha
r. v. Dowing and wife to r. T Lyle,
S-1S-O9, $1,25O. VIZ NV; NV NV
sw l3; sh NE NE, 1885.
George G. Vincent and wife TO VIM
w. Seward, $500, 5000. Sw SW
1886.
Monday, Aug. 80, 1909.
G. w. Holder and wife to X. H.
Phillips, $4,000. 81. Nh NV NE,
36-7-7.
VIM. T. Phillips and wife TO same
s-2s-Os, $4,000. NV NE; WIZ WA NE
s6-7-7.
Effie Tubbee and Rachel to J. H.
CarIock. S-27-Os, s25, EH NE NE Sc
26-g-7.
Clabc Weaver and wife to X. A.
Thomas. s21-0s. 1880. WI M NV;
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MEN ARE RELEASED.

s. F. Boultinghouse and g. NJ. Ste
phens, who were arrested yesterday
on charge OF soliciting orders for
household goods without a license were
today released. 1t appearing that under
the state law no case could be made
against them.
J. H. Grant, an attorney Of Oklaho-
ma CITY, appeared on behalf OF the
meil this morning It being his inten-
ton 20 enter hsbeas corpus Iioceed-
ings in the United States court had the
case not been dismissed.
Thus we'll intendcd ordinance
seems to be OF no avail under the exist
ing law
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-08-31
REFLECTIONS OF a BACHELOR,

Art Is convenient profession for
people who don't know how to do any
thing.
The way for widow not TO get too
old to marry again is to have a lot
of money.
Even church is relief to man
from staying home with his family on
a rainy Sunday
When woman has good meals for
the family it's sign she has much
more brains than If she knew how to
write poetry.
A girl always knows enough about
baseball to make the fellow who takes
her think what wonderful man she
&hinks he is to understand it better
ahan the players.-New York Press.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-08-31
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

Anyway, the absenIlminded man sell
dom forgets himself
Many hand-painted complexion
looks like tea store chrome
Never Judge a mans liberality by
what he spends on himself
A little knowledge is dangerous
thing If it swells mans head.
Every additional friend a woman
has gives her more to talk about
Many man has won out by his in
ability to realize that he was whipped
It's as easy for some men to make
money as it is for Others to make
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%+@++~~+#@ = - 80 = >
= eREAL ESTATE TRANSFERS .
4 Furnished by WestphaI & Lacy =
4 Bonded Abstracters. =
4 & 4 4 4 T. r + + + + + + = 4 + 4 =
Saturday, Aug. 20, 1909

John r. Tuggle ct al. to ]. D. Wick
ars, 5000, CS25, lot Z, 8 and 3, block
IL, Tuggle's first addition to Cotton
wood.
J. d. Vickars to Carl A. Dahms.
S-27-O9, 5000, same property.
VIM. H. Wadsworth and wife to Al
len Dickens, 2-1l-Os. $3.50, part Of lot
4, block 14S. Chickasha.
Henry Baker and wife to Harry
Brundridge. $1,000, s7OO, lot H. block
10, Chickasha.
B. Ennettie Baker to Guy Moore,
S-12-O9, $3.50, Sc NE, 1888; SN NV,
6-s-7 NE NE; ny Sc NE. ss-s-7 NV
NV; VIZ Sc NV, $50.
George r. Rozzeli and wife to B. l.,
Edwards. 1O2S-Os, s6SS.5O, lots ls and
19, block 20, Chickasha
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trouble.
Speaking of proposals, with the sum
mer girl it's present company always
accepted.
A Woman likes to listen to gossip
because of the pleasure she will de-
rive from repeating It.
Don't tell other people what they
should do Do what you should do
yourself and let 1t go at that.
go News
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-08-31
HAY SUCCEEDS sTuLTz.

A. l. Hay, formerly night captain of
the police force commenced work yes
terday as mail carrier No taking
the place of R. D. Stultz, who was
killed Sunday in a runaway.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-08-31

lot / ami part q lot 2. NV SIC NV,
SO-5-6.
Alfred List and husband TO Wm.
Martin Franks ard wife, S-20-oS, SS15,
part of lots 7 and s. block 251, Chick
asha
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-08-31
SUIT FOR ptvoRcE.

George w. Wegner filed suit in the
district court today against his wife,
F E. Wegner, in which he prays for
divorce. The complaint was filed by
Judge 4. P. Moore, now renowned as a
divorce getter
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-08-31

S. w Bird, who has just returned
from Colorado. reports that S. S.
Prince, who is now sojourning in Colo
rado, is acquiring fame as fisher
man. he having caught 800 SO far.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-08-31

c. NJ. Fecheimer made business
trip to Oklahoma City today.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-08-31
MatIimonios poI amor.
Triunf0 Ia ''cenicienta."

Es raro entire los soberanos e ma
trlmonlo por amor, pero no faltan
casos.
Uno Gle estos matrimonios por a
NOR fu6 ell del Emperador Francisco
Jose.
Todos los calculos de los diploma
ticos para un matrimonio de conve-
niencias cayeron por terra.
FL duque de Baviera tenia cuatro
hijas, y tres de elias sonaban en- ser
Emperatrices. A la otra Sc lie tenfa
aislada, yfue precisamente la que
Francisco Jose eligio.
Un dia en- que la archiduquesa So
fla daba un baile en- eI castillo de
Ischi, el enamorado principe lie pi-
dio que invitara sus primas las du-
equsitas de Baviera.
La archiduquesa Sofia prometio
complacerle, con la saIvedad de adve
vertirle que no podria lleyar a la prin
.cesa Isabel porque no ten ia aun ira
jes para tales solemnidades.
Francisco Jose insisti6, y no hubo
defensa, Isabel asisti6 a la fiesta.
Francisco Jose lie declare subitamen
te su amor, y aquella misma noche
quedo convenido el matrimonio.
mi en- las comedias!
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I'm gran ciIco acrobata

Nos participa el representative
del circo empresa Tatalf que en- la
primera quincena del corriente nos
visitara una renombrada compa1ia
de variedades provista de los mas
cxpertos gymnastics conocidos en-
America, asf como de una excelentc
collection de fieras entire las que fl
guran seis hermosos leones v varios
tigres. Tambien traen varias focas
que eiecutan sorprendentes trabajos
de equilibrio.
para completar el conjunto ofrc
ce al pdblico una escena taurina
en- Sevilla eiecutada de rpdad con
toros de los de mejor calidad para
el obleto, y con reconocidos torcros
melicanos y espanoles.
A juzgar por la pensa dc Cuba V
Centre America esta compania sera
de la meior que nos ha visitado des-
dc hace muchos amos.
"Desde ahora auguramos i Ia
trouppe un exito lisoniero.
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Gacsti|Ia de Ponce
De nueatro corresponssl.

! Agosto 27.-Desde anoche a las
f4empez6~una torrencial Auvia, que
ha durado hasta esta tarde. Con tai
motive Sc han puesto varias GALES
htransitables, y con justa razon los
yecinos Sc quej an porque Sc ven per
}udicados en- sus intereses, por elem
bio Ia prolongaci6n de la cafle de la
Estrella sitio donde vive en- la actua-
lidad nuestro amigo D. Enrique del
Vale. Prente a su casa Sc forma una
fenomenal laguna que Sc lie hace i'm
possible a todos aquellos vecinos el
salir de sus respectivos hogares. En-
las mismas condiciones Sc encuentra
la calle del "Jobo" y la calle de "Bue
nos Aires. Nosotros creemos que 81
nuestra actual administration uni
ca que esta llamada a hacerlo quiere
con poca cosa puede poner a dichas
icalles en- mejores condolences, por
10 tanto nos permitimos llamarle la
'atencion de estos hechos al Sr. alcal-
de y concejales.
/ Aver a las de la manana sale
ron el alcalde Sr. Moret, el pre-
side nte del conseio sr Luis Porrata
Dorio, y el ingeniero mu nicipal -Sr.
Bias c. S ilvas, a inspection ar los ira
bajos que Sc estan llevando a cabo
en- el acueducto y han ordenado ell
arreglo Immediate de todos defectos
que habian para que el pueblo no Sc
iquede sin aqua.
II odos absolutamente todos los
repu blicanos deben fjarse en- las cons
tantes reformas que tienc
que estar hacienda la administrac-
ci6n unionista benefciosa para el pti
blico, corrigiendo como es consiguien
te todo 10 malo que hizo la admins
TRACTION republican,. Mediten y pien
sen sobre este asunto.
La respectable dana esposa dc
nuestro estimable compatriota el DR.
Sr Pedro Hernandez que hace POGO
EMBARGO para Espaha a reponerse
de SUI salud Sc encuentra bastantc
mejor segun ultimas cartas recibidas
en- esta ciudad. Dicha DANA Sc en-
cuentra en- la provincial de Santar-
der, Reciba SUI esposo nuestra felici-
taclon por tai noticia.
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Notas del depa1ta-
mcnto De instruction

Ell departamento de instruction
ha sehalado ell dfa 10 de septiembre
proximo para celebrar ei segundo
examen de ingies que segtn la ley
deben aprobar todos los maestros
puertorriquefios que habiendo en-
sehado en- las escuelas pdblicas du-
rante todo el aho pasado 6 durante
alguna parte de el no fueron apro-
bados 6 no Sc presentaron al examen
celebrado en- ell mes de mayo ante
rior.
Don Ramiro Collazo ha sido nom
brado director Escolar de Caycy
para cubrir la vacante causada por
la renuncia de don M. S. Nunez.
Ha sido aceptadn la renuncia pr,
sentada por don Francisco Davila.
director Escolar de Juana Diaz.
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Gacetl|a de Vega alta,
De nuestro ocrre.ponsal

Agosto 90 Aver como a la una
de la tarde, Sc comen taba por el pue-
bio, un escdndalo ocurrido en- el Gu
artel de Ia policfa insular.
Inmediatamente procure tomar
lnformes.
Los hechos segun manifestation
del preso Miguel Rosado, presento
autor de un hurto de gallinas, son
las siguientes:
En- el momento que prestaba de-
claraci6n Isidoro Martinez el muy
poiicia Juan Robes parece que
ria que aquel lie dijera 10 que no sa-
bia, 10 que no podfa decir. Viendo
10 inutil de sus esfuerzos, empieza
d apostrofarle. En- este momento Sc
present6 el comandante del del pu-
este senior Gonzalez Carrion quien
en- formas correctas lie dijo que de-
jara va al detenido de pruebas. Ell
policfa Robles entonces increp6 al
comandante, el cual hubo de la
mario repetidas veces al orden; CO.
mo no obedeciera, Sc formo el consi-
guiente escandalo.
Sc dice que el comandante senor
Gonzalez ha presentado denuncia
contra el poiicia por acometimiento.
Ell acusado Robes, tiene otras
denunclas pendientes de resolver.
Veremos en- que para ell resultado
de este asunto que Sc me informa
va esta en- manos del jefe S superior
del cuerpo.
Nosotros no afirmamos 10 que de-
jamos consignado anteriormente
pero insistimos en- que debiera ha-
cerse I'm esfuerzo, para !dotar a
nuestro pals de una intituci6n poll
claca digna de sumision, compuesta
por hombres cultos, y respetuosos
con las mayores nociones de cul-
tura.
Sc dice que el Comisionado de edu
caclon ha desestimado el nombra-
miento de la senorita De Casa pro-
puesto por la junta escolar de este
pueblo. La junta ha salido en- conf
sion para saber 10 cierto. Tengo in
formes lnformes que esta sostiene
su propuesta.
Aver lego este pueblo el tenien-
tie senior Villarini, quien Immediate
mente empeso a investigar los he
chos que dejamos apuntados mas
arriba.
Por telegramaa recibido por Ell
cabo Carrion Sc lie noticia el falleci-
miento de su senior padre. Este CO.
rresponsal Sc une a la pena que en-
barga al correcto cabo, y lie envfa su
sentido pesame.
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UNA MALA ACC|ON.

Bajo el epigrafe un 9uaraguao pu-
.blica el 'Listin Diario", de Santo
Domingo, un suelto cuya reproduc-
ci6n Sc nos suplica.
Dice asf:
"Uno de los tipografos que vinie-
ron contratados de Puerto Rico pa
ia trabajar en- los talleres del Lis
tin, Sc fug6 aver, llevandose, en- las
unas cinco dollars que debia adn del
ravance que Sc lie hizo. Afortunada-
mente sc fue ell dnico maio que
vino entire los buenos puertorrique.
nos y muy eontentos estamos dc
que Sc haya apartado esa maia re.
q quien DIos sehal0, como q
los chivos, echandoio al mundo. sin
duda para que con nadie Sc confun
diera. con una orcja menos: Ia dere-
cha.
FL gacho este, d quien nosotros pu
dimoS detener il la hora de embar-
carse, pero que no quisimos hacerlo
porque era preferible que Sc fuera Sc
llama, ,segun el, Ramon Cruz. V es We
cino de Mayagiiez, Puerto Rico.
Tambien Sc liev6 en- las ufias unos
SIG del dueno de la fonda La Mari
na, donde viva.
Suplicamos a nuestros colega S
naeionaies Y extrangeroS,y entire los
,iltimos muv especiaimente q los de
Puerto Rico. ieer detenidamente
las presenttes lineas, d fin de que
Fl hecho les sea bastante conocido
y el gdoI'o CRUZ no vuelva a en-
gaiar d ma ; nadie. porque nos di-
cen que no es la primera que hacc nj
"a Ultima que hara.
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De viaje.

Ha salido para Coamo V region
Este de la isla ell Sr. Eduardo Gior-
getti, hacendado de la costa norte
y delegado 4 la Camara.
En- el vapor espahol que salio aver
para La Habana embarcaron los Sres
Ramon Balseiro y Jose Ruiz Soler
de la "Plazuela Sugar Comp" Esta-
ran fuera de la isla tres semanas.
Tamblen embarc6 en- cl miSmo
buque para Cuba el Sr. Miguel Gu
tierrez empresario de la Compania
de Zarzuela que actu6 ultimamente
en- el teatro dc Ia ciudal. Bucn viajc
q todos.
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ANUNC|O De SUBASTA.
Departamento del Interior.
BUREAU De OBRAS PVBLICAS,

San Juan, P. R. Agosto 20, 1909.
Proposiciones en- pliegos cerrados
para la adjudication en- pdblica SUI
basta del suministro, medida y entire
ga de $4,000 metros cubicos, mas
9 menos, de piedra trltur;,da 8 cas-
cajo, por !otes, para la conservation
de las carreteras Insulares, Sc admi-
tiran en- esta oficina hasta las 10 A.
NJ. del dia II de Septiembre de 1909
en- que Sc abriran puhlicamente.
Las secciones de carreteras a las
cuales Sc refiere esta subasta, son
las siguientes:
Carretera No. l, Seccion San Juan
Caguas, kms. 0-l2; carreteras Nos,
Secci6n Caguas-Aguas Buenas, kms.
0.10; Reyes Cat6licos-Corozal, kms.
Ola Rio Piedras-Naguabo, kms.
OIL: Humacao -Maunabo, kms.
0,25; Caguas -Humacao. hns. OLA;
Caguas-San Lorenzo, kms. 0.-10;
Cruces -Cidra; Ponce Playa.
kms., 130-l34; Banos de Coamo,
kms 0-5; Ponce Penuelas, kms.
0-5; Ponce -Arecibo, kms. .O-44; Pom
ce-Guayama-Maunabo kms;; 1890;
Aguadilla Lares, kms. O-39; Maya
guez- Yauco, kms. 0-20-45; Maya
guez-A1asco, kms. 0-10; Mayaguez-
Las Marias, kms, 0-27; Consume
Malicao, kms, oil; Manati-Ciales;
Ramal de Morovis y Aibonito-Ba-
rroS.
Todos los datos necesarios Sc da-
ran en- esta oficina, donde Sc encuen-
tran dc manifesto los documentos
que han de regir en- Ia contrata y
donde podran recoger los licitadores
los modelos de proposiciones que
han de presentar.
La Administrator Sc reserva el
derecho de rechazar cualqu:era 6
todas las proposicioncs.
Por orden del Comisionado del
Interior.
J. ]. JIMENEZ
Supt. de Obras Publicas.
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Santurcc 2s agosto de 1909
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Ha sido sometido q la aprobaci6n
director de Sanidad Benefi cencia Y
Correction el nombramiento dc de-
slnfeetor para Iievar q cabo en- el
pueblo de Naraniito una desinfec-
ci6n en- virtud de la fiebre 'tifoida
que exlste en- aquel pueblo. habiendo
sldo propuestu el Sr. Joaquin Ca
rrasco como tai empieado haio Ia
direction del Sr. Siivestrc rei:.a
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CASA EN- MIRAMAR

sc vende una casa excepcionslmcnte
cdmoda con 2.s0u metros De terreno.
b6veda de nampOsieris cusdra v
oochera.
Fscilidsd,s pars 81 pago. DiriJan-e
& Behn Brethsr4 Es9uina TetUan y
I'm Justo. 3Oy.s
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EDICTO.
ISLA DE PUERTO RICO.
Distrito Judicial de Salinas.
En- la COrte Municipal.
United States Of America.
The President ofthe United SfatesS s s

CIVIL No.
Zcnovia Tomssa Garcia y Soriaro.
PromoveEte Exparte- onve,si0n
de possession dc dominic.
Por cuanto: Don Rafael Garcia y
Soriano. como apoderado general de
Doha Zenovia Tomasa Garcia y So
riano, ha presentado ante esta Coitc
una pctici6n solicitando In conversion
dc dominic dc una inscription poses
ria sobre Ia siguiente fnca:
RGstica: situada en- cl barrio de
Rio Jueyes" termino municipal de
Salinas compuesta dc ciento catorce
cuerdss de terrcno; Ell lindes por sus
cuatro puntos cardinslcs con mas te-
rrenos de la promovente Doha Zeno
via Tomasa Garcia y soriano"
Por tanio: hsbitndose ordenado por
el Honorable Joe :. Aybar, Juez de
esta Corte que la reterida peticitn sea
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The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1909-09-23

Inspections made by the Wash
ington State Forest Fire Associa-
tons show that railroads operat-
ing in the timbered areas of the
state are not adequately observing
the law requiring locomotives to be
equipped with spark arresters. Hot
Goals escaping from stacks invari-
ably set adjacent brush afame and
from that to the neighboring tim
Der is only short leap. Threats
of vigorous prosecution haye been
made. In this connection all rail
ways are being urged to use oil as
a fuel. There would be no danger
of locomotives starting fires then.
The association is furnishing the
railways with expert testimony
showing that oil as a fuel is cheaper
and more efficient. The same APP
plies to logging engines. There is
also much complaint against
campers who fail to put ont their
fires when they move.