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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-10
MAlY BUY DWELLINGS
ButterwOrth & Wright Report Real
Estate Sales AggTegating
$4,000.

Property sales aggregating $4,000 are
reported by Butterworth & Wright as
having been made recently, as follows:
Mrs. Samuel Doxey to w. B. Marshall
house and lot at Main and Eleventh
South streets, for $4,000
Scott A. Jones to Frederick Reeves
house and lot, Third East and Twelfth
South streets, for $3.50
Henry Quayle to John Fitton, house
and lot, Third East and Twelfth South
streets, for 80,
William Dunlop to ]. c. Williams
house and lot, Fourth North and
Twelfth West streets, for $1,000.
Salt Lake Security & Trust company
to Martha Burk, house and lot, between
Fifth and Sixth South streets and Ninth
and Tenth East streets, s1,500.
G.. H. Backman to Frederick c. Wal
tiers, house and lot, Eighth West and
First South streets, 1900.
Newton Brothers to ]. 3. Kestler, LOT
at Eighth South and Second West
streets, for $3.50.
ButteTwOrth q Wright to William r,
Williams, lot on Washington street
near Eighth South street, for $3.50.
B. G. Raybould to Rachael Elmer, lot
near Twelfth East and Third South
streets, for $1,000.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-10
JENNINGS HOME
WORTH $4,000
AppraiSement of Real Estate Is
Contained in Will of Mining
Operator.

An inventory of the estate of Thomas
w. Jennings, who died here June 3. 1908.
was filed in the probate division of the
Third district court yesterday. showing a
valuation of Sl1S,O70.57. Executors are Will
lard Young and I. w. Sloan. Owing to
the many mining holdings of Mr.. Jennings.
now of value, it is probable the estate will
run up in value TO more than $4,000.
Heirs named in the will of Mr.. Jennings
are his widow Mary Hooper Jennings, and
two daughters, Mary ]. Jennings Wells
and Hattie Jennings Shepherd.
Most of the property is in Salt Lake
City. though mining claims owned by Mr..
ty and in Nevada. The real estate, con-
sisting Of property on West Temple street,
Richards street, and the old Jennings
homestead, are valued at $50, 800. The pc
will be heard in the probate division of
the district court on Friday, Oct. %
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-10
HALL NEARLY FINISHED.
Building Has Kitchen Where Ban
quets Can Be Prepared.

Finishing touches are being put on
the Third ward amusement hall on
Seventh South street, between State
and Second East streets Within a
short time this building will be ready
for use. The cost Of the building is
about $1,000, and IT has been con-
structed under the supervision OF a
building committee composed of Bishop
r. w. Eardley, Oliver HOdgsOn and
others.
Plasterers are at work on the In
terror, and this part Of the Job will be
rushed through to an early completion.
In addition to dance hall and a stage
for amateur plays, there has been con-
structed a large kitchen at the rear
part of the building. where cooking for
hannuets NAV be done.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-10
SELL s. GLENWOOD LOTS
Kimball & Richards Find a Good De.
mand for Their Build
i,o Ci+ae
inc Sites.

Glenwood subdivision. near Twelfth
South and Fifth East streets, is attract
ing considerable attention among buy
ers of building sites. KimbalI & Rich
ards, owners of the subdivision, report
that already sixty-six lots have been
sold, and that the demand for these lots
is increasing steadily.
Work of grading the streets in the
new subdivision is practically complet-
ed. Monuments of the style which mark
the subdivisions in Los Angeles and
other California cities are being erected
lending an air of beauty 20 the addition
Definite plans have been decided on
for the parking of the subdivision. John
Glover, an expert nuTseryman, connect
ed with one of the local nursery compa-
MES, has been employed to plant the
trees, and this work will be done lust
as it was in Jackson Square addition
The trees viii be planted on both sides
of the street, by the parked strip f1f-
teen feet wide on both sides of the street
between the curb and the sidewalk.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-10
REALTY DEALERS
WILL BE BUSY
Boom in Business Is Expected
After Practical Vacation
Conference Week.
CLOSED SOME BIG DEALS
MOST OFFICES, HOWEVER, DID
. LITTLE DURING FAIR.

The general condition OF the real estate
market during the past week was much
quieter than during the preceding week.
Dealers say that conference was respOn-
sible for this state of affairs, as peoples
attention was diverted to other things
than real estate.
Thousands Of visitors were in evidence
in Salt Lake during the past week and
the business in other lines than real eS-
tate was materially benefited The re-
tail stores and the places of amusement
got their share of the money, but the real
estate dealer was persona non grata so
far as coming in for his share of the gen
erous amount of money spent
There is no disposition on the part Of
the dealers to make any protest because
of the fact that they were not included
among those who shared in the material
BENEFITS resulting from conference, as
they realize that conference time is not a
time Tor real estate operations. But after
conference they expect a reaWakening of
real estate activity. From now on until
winter sets in the belief is generally en-
tertained that business will be good.
In spite Of the fact that the week gen.
orally was rather quiet among most of
the dealers, several big deals were closed,
chief among which was the sale of the
Whiting block on Main street to w. Mont
Ferry for I25,00O Another large deal
was the purchase by George Mueller of
the property on Third South street, just
east of the Sanitarium, for So, 900.
owners of suburban subdivisions report
considerable activity in the sale of lots.
Attention is being directed to a great
extent to the many fine additions in the
southeast part of the city where dealers
are constantly adding new ones to those
already existing.
The demand for moderate price homes
still continues brisk Investment COM
panies, who make a speciality of the
home-buildins business. report that they
have no difficulty in selling ali the homes
they can construct A disposition to own
their own homes seems to prevail among
people generally.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-10
UTAH-IDAH0 SALES.
Investment Company Reports Many
Transactions During Week.

The following sales are reported by
the Utah-IdahO Investment company
for the past week:
A. NJ Hill to r. ]. Herman, ten-acre
farm on Fourteenth South and Sixth
West sereets, for So, 500. Mr.. Harmon in
tends to go into the poultry business on
an extensive scale.
Rooming house furniture and lease at
127 Main street, from Mrs. J. Dolley To
Miss Gertie Johnson; consideration,
$500.
Eighty lots in South Yards addition to
various persons, several of whom have
already started improvements.
The firm reports many inquiries for
various kinds of property. with a dis
position on the part of the people to
become pOssessors of their own homes
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-10
STEEL DELAYS BUILDINGS
Contractors Complain That They Are
Unable to Get Shipments
PrOmntlV

Work is being held up on a number or
building jobs in the city on account of
the delay in receipt of steel from the
factories east During the past week
or ten days considerable steel has come
into the city, but not enough to satisfy
the contractors. In many cases the ma
terial sent is not that which is needed,
and as a result delays occur from this
cause. Work on the L. G. N. I. addition
is not being pushed for this reason.
Contractor Mcdonald expected that
all the steel work would have been up
by this time, and the delay is costing
the firm money. A like condition pre-
walls on other buildings.
The steel work of the Felt building
on Main street. is now up to the third
story. and contractors are pushing the
work as fast as possible.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-10
Change In Time on 0. S. L.

Effective Sunday, Oct. 10. Train No.
10, which has been operated between
Salt Lake and Pocatello in connection
with Portland trains, will be extended
through TO Boise, but will not make
Portland connection, leaving Salt Lake
a. m, instead of 9. Returning train
from Boise, No. IA, will reach Salt Lake
1856 p. m. Cache valley special No. IL
will leave Salt Lake at AIS p. m, in
stead OF %. m
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-10
BUILD SALT REFINERY.
Stockholders of independent Plan;
Authorize Plans.

menced in the erection Of a new salt re-
finery on the shores of Great Salt lake.
AT a meeting recently held by the stock
holders Of the Independent Salt company
this move was decided on. The new plant
will be located about four miles north
and east of Saltair and will have a large
capacity. Among those interested in the
project are L II. Gray, c. W. Peck,
George b. Nargetts, William Stoneman
and A. D. Mcguire. Definite plans have
not been formulated as vet as TO the size
of the plant, but it will be so constructed
that in the event business justifies It may
be easily enlarged
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-10
WANT MODERN HOMES.
Purchasers Appear as Fast as Resi-
dences Are Constructed.

The demand for modern homes is so
great that in most instances they are
sold before completed. J. ". Jensen
&, Co. report that they are having built
for them five houses in the southeast
ern part OF the city, all of which have
been sold. During the past week homes
nave been sold to Walter Cowling,
Charles Silvers and c. n. Dansie, two
at $4,000 each and one at S2.50O
The company reports that the ma
jority of Inquiries received at the pres
ent time is for homes Of moderate
price. People generally seem to be
tired Of paying rent, and want to buy
homes on terms
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-10
Card of Thanks.

We wish to extend a card Of thanks
to all those who rendered a helping hand
during the sickness and death Of our
beloved mother, Clara Burris; and also
for the many beautiful flower offerings.
(Signed)
SONS AND DAUGHTERS OF MRS.
CLARA BURRIS.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-10

Plans are being drawn by Cahoon &
Hansen, architects, for a two-story
bungalow to be erected for ]. yelling
ton at Eleventh East and Sixth South
streets, at a cost of about $4,000 The
picture given above is a good repre-
sentation of what the house will look
like when completed.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-10
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS,

Lleweilyn ]. Roffee ct al. to JOS
eph W. Haslem. lot 90 block .
Heath's subdivision .................S2 50G
Frank Berta to H p. Clark, part
of lot 8, block o, plat A ........ 10
D. c. Kimball ct al. 20 ValhbOrg +.
Mossberg, part of lot IS block Is.
five-acre plat A ..................... 600
William Ayiett ct al TO PEOPLES
state bank. part OF section o.
township south. range / west - 100
Jeremiah r. Stocking ct al. to S. n
Becksted, part of section IA, town
ship 3 south, range I west ...... 500
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-10
Proposed home of J. Wellington.

The bungalow will be thoroughly up
to date in every particular of construc-
ton. 1t will be built of cobbles and
shingles, with bay windows, wide verau-
das and sleeping porches On the ground
floor there viii be five rooms, exclusive
of sleeping porch. and on the second
floor there viii be three rooms, with q
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-10
Picture Framing.

We are showing very large line of
new and up-to-date ready-made frames
and mouldings. Largest line in the city
at popular prices.
MIDGLEY-BODEL CO., 80 E. list So.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-10

AN INTERESTING Bible rally will be
held at the Y. NJ. c. A. this afternoon
at 4:3G o'clock, which will be addressed
by Professor George Marshall and n. P.
Williams Music will be furnished du-
ring the rally by c. J. NettletOn. viO-
linist; Fred Smith, vocalist, and ]. B.
BerkhOpl pianist
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-10

sleeping porch at the rear.
The interior of the bungalow will be
arranged in the characteristic mission
style, with settees, set-in buffets and
flower shelves. The woodwork will be
done in natural finish. The supporting
columns of the front porch viii be of
fire brick.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-10

The Harmonic German Choral society
will assist at the piano recital of Pro-
fessor Cooks pupils, soon to be given
at the Congregational church.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-10

DR.. Miller gives scientific charaC ter
reading at the Office Of the Character
Builder, 221 Constitution building.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-10

greets the eye from the head of South
Temple street at the entrance to FedeTal
Heights on an October day.
Tourists who have visited many cities
i'm many lands state that this is one of
the most beautiful thOrOughfares TO be.
seen anywhere. Residents of the city are.
proud of this street, which, until quite
recently, was known only as Brigham
street. This was never the official name,
but because of the fact that it was on
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-10
Wall Paper Bargains.

We are closing out number Of one
and two-room lots at greatly reduced
prices.
MIDGLEY-BODEL CO., 80 E. 1st So.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-10

MRS. E. NJ EAST will give a china
shower at her home, S26 Jefferson street
for Miss Annie Evans, an October bride
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-10
INCREASE OF $62,S75.S5 is SHOWN
In THE CITY LICENSE COLLECTIONS

in
ectioRs Collector record
The
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-10
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collected
pail After first of the
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-10
Picture Framing.

We are showing a very large line OF
new and up-to-date ready-made frames
and mouldings. Largest line in the city
at popular prices.
MIDGLEY- BODEL CO., 80 E. 1st SO.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-10

this street that Brigham Young estab-
lished his official residence the people
soon called it after his first name.
Improvements which were made on
South Temple street served as a stimu-
lus to people living along First South
and Second South streets, with the result
that these two latter streets are rapidly
assuming that air of beauty which has
so long characterized South Temple street.
Federal Heights is favored in having
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-10
Pioneer Roofing

Furnished, laid and guaranteed BIZ
LAMBERT PAPER CO.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-10

Dancing, Conservatory hail. Monday.
Hauerbach's band.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1909-02-13
Tn DipuladO AlguaClI Mayor en-
AprielOS.

De El Ration, Nuevo Mexico Sc
Iavisa por medic de 10 prensa asocia-
da, con felha del que rige, que el
Diputado Alguaeil Mayor del Con.
dado de Colfax, cuya eabecera es El
Ration, tuyo que In ese dla a Ia car
eel y mas tarde responder d una seria
acusaci6n de homicidio casual yaten-
tado de aseslnato.
Dice el despacho;-El diputado al
guaci JAY Gale bien conocido
IN Ia parte nOrte deNuevo Me-
xico, vkIt1 lacautina deNapole0u
Canton, ituada en- IA parte de
Ration que llaman Buena Vista,
el Domingo a las de la malana,
con el ostensib'e prop6sito de poner
balo arrest0 al dueh0, Napoleon Can
tou, No bien huho entrado cuando
sac6 su pistola Y empoz0 q hacer dis
paros 4 Cantou, Este Sc coloe0 de.
tras ie una estufa y asf logr0 salvar
el pellejo. Mas no por este delarOn
las balss disparadas dc hacer dafo.
Una de elias le atraves0 la GAIA del
cuerpo a un negro que dormia en- una
sila cerca de Ia estufa. Este fu6 lle-
vado al hospital y allt muri6 una
hora despues, Otra dc las balas
hiri6 4 un americana (trampe.) Es-
te fue herido en- el Cuadril y proba-
blemente recobre de la herida.
Gale fue puesto bajo arresto por el
Alguacil Mayor del condLdo y Cam
ia ha jurado una declaration en- su
contra acusdndole de steutado de ase-
sinatO .in Modification.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1909-02-13
InceAdiO en- Santa Ft.


El sabado lltimo por Ia noche hui
ho an incendio desastroso en- ia ciu.
dsd de Santa ne. LA Casa de Cor
tes, bonito y costosisim0 ediheio de
lAdriilo, fu6 totalmente destruido por
el fuego Tn POGO despues de Ia ho-
IA de las ocho fue descubierto el in
cendio por un transcunte que pasaha
por alli y este q toda prisa ii0 In voz
de alarma. La compania de bombe.
ros apagadOra de ineendl0s no tard6
mugho en- h8llarse on el ugar & hizo
to1o 10 que pudo para impeler la to
tai destruction del edihcio par las
llamas, pero 6sto le lu6 impossible de-
bii0 al uBl -crvicio del aqua potable
que no di6 suleiente preston al aqua
para hoctr elicaz la lucha de los bonn
bpr0s contra las llamas.
Los registrus del CondadOs estaban
encerrados en- las hovtdas y ac salva.
ron de Ia desirucci n.
l9l edifrio de Ia Casa dc Cortes
c1st0 81 c0nlado de Santa re 10 suma
de SIS, 600 Y So pierde toda esa -uma
salvo S2a000 suma On que cstaba
asegurado.
FL Rapresentante Don l.lberato
Baca 81 dia siguiente present6 un
proyecto dc ley EN- Ia C6mara menor
disponiendo por les que el va men
ciouad0 cdititia sea construido dc
uuev0 cen el trahalo &c los presidia-
rios do Ia Peniteuciaria y iadrillo
que se fabriea en- 10 misma institu-
ci6n penal.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1909-02-13
Las VEGAS NUEVo MEXICO sABADo 3 DE FEBRERO DE 1908

Don HilariO Luian Y este los habia
c0nducido q Ia casa de MOnt0ya.
Los o6ciales que fuerOn notihcados
salieron al mOmentO en- persigui-
miento del matador. Aldia siguien-
te fuerou q la Cinta Y alli Sc les dijo
que acabaha de salir, yendo en- rumbo
Otra vez de Ia casa de su padre. Vol.
vieron los ofciales la casa del VIE
jito Montoya Y este les inform6 que
su hilo habia estado allf; que le habia
echadO su bendici6n Y dfchole que
Sc fuera a donde Dios lie ayudara; pc.
70 agreg0 que momentos despues que
bahia salido habia dido Ia detonaci0n
de an tiro en- Fl mismo rumbO donde
habia vist0 desaparecer a su hUo.
los o6giales Sc fueron p0r el rumbO
que Sc les habia indicado y mo tuvie-
ron que ondar mucho para encontnr-
Sc con el cuerpo de Braulio, el cual,
todavia con sintomas de vida, yacia
teudido en- el suelo revolc6ndose en-
su prOpia saugre.
Sc habia pegado un tiro en- Ia sien
del ladO derecho.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1909-02-13
NalallClO de Lincoln.

III dia Z de Fehrero fud el dia
del natalicio del gran estadlsta y mo-
bic hijo de esta nNci0n, Abraham
Lincoln
I'll dfa Sc guard6 como dia dc flps.
IA por porclama del gobernador del
TerriLoriO y nuestra plaza sc honr6
muchisimo acatando Ia proclama del
elecutivo v guardando ei dia tal cual
Corresponds. En- todas las escuelas
de las dos plazas Sc tuvieron servi.
clos conmemorativos del evento del
natalicio del gran hombre Y en- Ia
casa de Opera hubo grandes Y con-
fCuritl0s servfcius, balo les auspicioa
do Ia Gran Armada, eomenzand6- =
1s dos ae Ia tarae
Nada hay que pueia ser mas edi-
tlcante para Ia juventud que la cele-
braci6n de los dias de natalieio de los
grande patriotas de esta gran repu-
blica y la prdctiea de celebrates lie
IBERIA de hacerse tan comun como 10
es la de eelebrar el dc Julio.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1909-02-13
NUM-. 2
Habra EsladO?

Habra estadOP mos daran el es-
tadOg sSera admitido Nuevo Mexi-
co como Estado? Estas son las pre-
guntas que Sc oyen por todas parties,
sin que haya quien pueda atiuar con
la contestacl0n, pues tantos hay que
aseguran que Il como los queaseguran
que no. De nuestra parte diremos
que 10 deseam0s como desear Ia sal
vaci0n, pero, Sc nos ha engahado
tantas veces con la misma prOmesa,
que va nadie pOdra culparnos porque
nos pongamos del lad0 de los que
Green, que por la presente, al menos,
no hay esperanza de EstadO.
De Washington avisan los despa-
chos del jueves que Ia comisi6n so-
bre Territories, de Ia Cdmara menor
del Congreso, presentara infOrme fa-
vorahle al pasaje del acta de habili-
taci0n el lunes pr6ximo, Y que al
tempo que este Sc haga sera aproba.
do el proyecto per Ia Camara. Esto
10 creemos. Creem0s que de este no
hay nj la menor duda Pero, suee-
dera 10 mismo en- el Senado? Cree
mos que no. Beveridge, que es el.
irreconciliable enemigO del Nuevo
Mexico y especialmente del pueblo
de habIa espahola, del TerrItorio, es
el Presidente del Cumit6 s0bre Terri
torios q que ha de ser rcftrido el
lproyect luego que sea llevado al Sc
made, Y los mismos despachOs iicen
que este esta determinado en- su Gu
pricho de estorbar su pasaie EN- el
Senado, y sc cree que 10 conseguira
no presentandO infUrme sobre el mis-
mo haciendole algunes cnmiendas
en- caso que presente infurme, para
asi dilatarlo q manera que venga 4
ser impossible aprob8rlo tn las dos
c4maras del congreso antes de su pro-
rroga final,
Con todo, consuela mucho saber
que tantO en- la Camara Como en- al
Senado hay va sufeieutes votos COM
prometidos al pasaie del acta para
aprobarlo al momento que las cent
stones presente informe sobre ii, 10
Cual quiere decir que 81 no pasa 4
ser ley ahora de SECURE pasara a ser
ley en- Ia pr0xima session.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1909-02-13
La Question Americana JaBc-
mesa.

IIa question palptante del d[a la
cue mas emhargada tleue Ia atenci6n
pd5liga en- los Estado5 Unidos y aun
EN- casi todo ei munao, es Ia que se de.
nomihh en este pals como la question
Americana Jap0neaa.
Los Japoneses sc han aumen.ad0
muehislmo nuIuericamente eu los es-
tados de la costa del pacinco, que
son Washington, Nevada, Oregon, n
California,
Iras de haberse venido aumentan-
do con alarnante rapidez Sc dice que
Sc han vuelto muy agresivo3 6 inso-
lentes, y como 81 estuvieran de
acuerd0 para haeerlo, acumulan IL
queza 10 mas aprisa possible, y luepo
Sc largan para so terra, lieVandOse
en- efectivo, Ia riqueza aeumulRda.
Debido d 10 barato que viven, traba-
Jan much0 mas har8t0 que cualquie-
ra otra clase de habitantes Y Ia bara~
tura dc su trahpjo constituyo una
Mnenaza al trabaIador americaro.
DebidO q este y muchOs otrOs ca-
racteriSticos naIos que tiene, los rtfe-
ridos estados de la costa quierCn, pri-
Nero, restiingir su Immigration q as-
te suelo, 4 toda costa, y segundp,
fupdor escuelas separadas para los ni-
nos japoneses.
En las Legislatures de los cnutlO e.,
tad0s Sc han presentado pr0yectos do
! ley disponiendo c.tas dos cosas, pefo
en- ninguna De eh slse han aprobado
debido q Ia intervention del gobierno
de Washington, que seg1n SO dice,
no quiere violar sus tratados con el
Jap0n, hacienda este, v precipitar
por esa causa un rompimiento de hos
tilidades entire los dos gobiernos Ja-
pones v Americana, por solo dar gus-
| 10 euatrO eStadCs,
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