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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-03-01
NAGEL REACHES THE CITY.
Arrival of st. Louis Man. Who VIII
Be Secretary of Commerce.

Charles Nsgel, Of 81. Louis. who is
slated for the position OF Secretary of
Commerce and Labor under the Taft aG-
nlnistration, arrived IN Washington yes-
terday afternoon and registered al IIe
Arlington Hotel he is accompanied by
Mrs Nasel.
The coming Of Mr.. Nagel at this time
lends additional credence 10 the partially
fered and has accepted a Cabinet posi-
ton The formal announcement Of his
selection is expected in a short time
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-03-01
RIVER STILL RISING.
Crest of Flood Expected TO Pass
Evansville Tonight.

Evansville. Feb. &--The Ohio River
passed the forty-three-foot mark to-day.
and is rising half an inch an hour. II
Is expected that the crest Of the food
wiz pass here by Monday night. Il is
hardly thought that the river VIII go to
foTty-four feet.
The river is falling ar all points above
Cincinnati
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-03-01
HAMS WITNESS DEAD.
Testimony Did Much tn Acquit
Thornton of Murder Charge.

New York, Feb. 2S-Jsmes Tierney. the
garbage collector. whose testimony. more
than that Of any other witness, was re-
sponsible for the acquittal Of Thornton
jenkins Hams at his trial for payticipa-
ton in the murder Of William L Annis
at the Bsyside Yacht Club on August Is
last, died to-day Of pneumonia
He was not well when he took the
stand for the defense in the trial Of
Thornton Hams.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-03-01
MILLIONAIRE BANKER DEAD.
William MeKelvy Was President al
Portland Cement Companw

Pitts6urg. Feb 2s.-After being i'll less
than six hours William McCulley Nc
Kelvy. millionaire banker. oil man. and
president OF the Portland Cement Com
paHy, died at his home here to-day. For
many years Mr.. McKelvy was identified
with the Standard on interests Of Penn
sylvenia- and was considered one Of the
best aids Of 1Ir. Rockefeller.
Heart disease is given as the cause o!
sesth
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-03-01
Girl. Forn Bucket RriEaae.

New York, Feb. eS-The Three Arts
Club. az SO West End avenue. which is
under the auspices OF Grace Church and
is devoted mainly 70 the study OF music
for young girls. had 2 fire tonight. The
club members formed a bucket brigade
and got the fire ont before the fremen
arrived.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-03-01
Ocean steam.hin.

New York. Feb G-Arised: La Lorraine. from
HsTTe. February q
Arrived out- ST. Paul At Southampton.
sailed from foreign poTts- L1Sitania. from Greens
town; KasseTin AuEusts Victoria, from CberbcusE.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-03-01
First Snow Since IseS

Genoa. Italy. Feb g-For the first
tine in forty-one years snow has fallen
n this city.
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PittsbuFg. Pa. Feb. 2s-Nrs- Anna B.
Baxter. a widow, Of rs Bennett street,
had battle for life this evening with
Capt. william Gearheart her fireman
lover. who. evidently insane over her re-
fussl 10 marry him. tried to kin her and
himself with a razor.
Both are in the Pittseurg Hospital with
Their throsts slashed. and VIII probably
die.
From what the police can learn the
woman. who IS fifty years Of age. fought
Gearheart Tor almost an hour before he
succeeded IN cutting her throat, and
thinking her dead, then tried to sever his
5uguIar vein.
Gearheart Is captain Of engine company
o5e .. in the Homewood district Of Pitts
burg and has been q member Of the are
departmeHt for more than twenty years
He Is n bachelor, and for the past three
years has been paying attentions 10 Mrs
Baxter. whom he knew years ago as a
Young unmarried woman.
Children Find Bodies.
1i-s Baxter has three children. vel
grown. They were absent this Afternoon
when Gearheart came 10 the house Z,
make his usual Sunday afternoon cal
on Tire widow.
II was an hour later that one Of III,
children, entering the house. found th'
mother lying in a pool Of blood on th'
fcor, her threat cut and razor by hel
side Near her was Gearheart with hi
throat also cut, and with a pen knife
Open and bloody. in his clutched hand
The furniture OF sthe room was over
turned and broken, showing that ther,
had been a fearful struggle. Neither Mrs
Baxter nor Gearheart is able to aFtieR3at'
q word. and Il they live they WI prU5
ably not be able 10 speak a word. as thei-
wind pipes are partly severed
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-03-01
TAFT NOW AWAITS
THE INAUGURATION
Pulse of Washington Beats
High in Anticipation.
PLANS ARE COMPLETED
Grand Stands and Decorations
Along Line of March.
PLANS ARE COMPLETED

Thousands of visitors from ali
Parts of the United States Pouring
Into City on Every Incoming
TrEin-Union Station a Scene OF
Great Activity-The Latest About
Taft-BuntinE VIII Wave Greeting,
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LINERS DELAYED
BY FIERCE GALE
Lueaniaand La T0uraine Bat
tered by Huge Seas.
LOCAL NAN ELUDES PLOT
Card SwindlerS Fail TO Fleece
DR.. Pietrzycki.

StoTm-Oue Passenger Dies and Is
Buried az Sea-Rear Admiral Hutch
ins, Retired, Says Voyage of Fleet
Has Greatly Impressed Europe.
stOwRwRy Is Discovered.
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TAFT'S FORMER AID DEAD.
James 4. Lcrcy Was New Presidents
Secretary In PHILIPPINES.

Fl Paso, Tex, Feb, 2S.-Janes a. Leroy.
Philippines. and American consul at
Durango, Mexico. from August. 1893. 70
March, is07. is dead in the military hos
pital at Fort Bsyard. y Mex. He was
= native Of Ohio
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-03-01
TIES FOR LIFE
lH INSANE MAN
p Has Desperate Strug-
With Former Lover.
.DREFUSED MARRIAGE
"a Are in the Hospital with
Threats Slashed.

ay Recover, but VIII BE Unable
3 TaIk-PoIice say Fight in Self
defense Must Have Lasted an Hour.
captain of Fireman Knew Mrs
Baxter as Young Unmarried
Woman, and Was Making Call.
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BtsckiSf0ue's Homegrown EIoiefs.
finest specimens SOC bunch. I4th & II
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-03-01

Da implied by The Anti-SaIoon
League show that there are now forty
seven counties in Indiana dry twenty
FIVE by vote under the local option law,
and twenty-five by remonstrance At &
meeting at Dublin. Wayne County, to-
DAY. resolutions we're adopted asking the
trustees Of Earlham College 10 request
the resignation Of Prof. Trueblood, be
cause he voted vet al the recent local
option election
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Higgins

ABOUT Wlom / could obtain no better IN
formation as 10 his qualifications TO in
st-uct than he furnishes himself and his
own publication.
The Speaker says he has always re-
sDected great editors like Greeley. Ben
nett. Bryant. Raymond. Dana. and AIedIH.
Even such men made mistakes.
OF the washington correspondents the
Speaker writes. These men are as IA
milisr with legislation as the men who
are engaged with the work But I have
noticed ali the sensational articles caIcu-
lated 20 excite public comment are signed
By men who not make Washington
their headquarters. are not here recog-
nized in the correspondents corps. and
only make an occasional visit 20 the Ma
tionsl Capital TO prepare their articles.
and some do not take that trouble
The Speaker says the New York pub
Usher is absolutely unknown 20 legisla-
tors and newspaper men in Washington
Ar Cannon says the New Yorker is evi-
IDENTIFY trying TO attract attention to him
self
He attacks the present Speaker as rep
resenting the Interests'-whatever that
means. 7 confess I DO not know. but
have noticed the use Of the expression
by those who, while ready 10 attack men
in public life. still have a regard for the
libel laws, and seek to discredit, without
assuming the responsibility for simple and
direct accusations which they might have
to prove, or suffer the consequences
In conclusion the Speaker writes, As
70 the criticism which Mr. Higgins makes
Of the rules and the administration OF
them by the Speaker. little need be said.
His letter shows he knows nothing Of
what he writes That wiz be evident 10
any one who has ever studied the rules
or observed carefully and honestly their
administration.
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violsss. Sc par suaeA- xrAlasr. rs =.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-03-01
Defense OF Rules.

Tie rules may not he ideal but they
have stood the test among those who
know them. IN spite Of half a century Of
.denunciation such as Mr- Higgins puts
forth. The foundation principles OF the
rules were laid down more than a century
ago under the leadership Of jefferson and
Madison
They have been perfected from year 10
year to meet the needs CT a growing rep
resentation and growing nation. Just as
the law OF the land IS developed. II Mr.
Higgins wishes TO help mold that develop
ment he should do as Jefferson and Madi-
son did-give his days and nights 10 the
study Of the subject. and then obtain the
confidence Of his fellow-men. so that they
may put him in position to make his
knowledge effective"
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oOntinuea on PAGE 2. Column 2.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1909-02-06
NUN. |
Dia de Lincoln.

III gObernad0r Curry ha expedido
Ia slguiente proclama:
Cousiderando que Ia asamblea le-
gislativa De Nuevo Mexico ha decla-
RADIO el - de Febrero, 1909, centena-
rio del nacimiento de Abraham Lin.
coin, como dia de fiesta Iegal;
Por 10 tanto, yo, George Curry, 90
bernad0r del territorio de Nuevo
Mexico, por esta proclamo ell Vier-
nes, dia L. de Febrero, 1909, como
dia de fiesta en- el territorio de Nue.
vo Mexico.
IOda Ia naci0n Sc esta preparaudo
para celebrar ell Centenario del nata-
lici0 dc Lincoln. TOdas las comuni-
dades de Ia patria ofreeer3n su mejOr
tribute q su memoria, relataran sus
magnihcas hazanas, $ Ia ocasi0n ms
pirara tOdOs los verdaderos Ameri-
canOs del mas elevado patriOtism0.
Aunque Lincoln fu6 uu hombre de
Iamplias simpatias, de un C0raz0n
compasivo Y amante de Ia paz, le ca.
y0 en- suerte ser llamadO al timon de
Ia naci0n durante los diss mas som-
brios dc la historic Americana, tiem-
po en- que nuestra patria estaba COM
prometida en- una guerra civil.
RecOmiendo q los Neo-Mexicanos
que durante este dia de fiesta abaudo-
uen en- cuanto les sea possible, sus ocu-
paciones; que Sc uuan a Ia Gran Ar.
mada dc la Rep0bliea y q otras socie-
dades patri0ticas en- la Observance
propia del dia, desplegando "a bande-
ra en- las casas particulars 10 mismo
que en- las instituciones p1blicas; que
Sc tengan ejerclcios aproplados en-
nuestras escueias, los cuales tiendan
4 estampar en- las mentes de la juven-
tud el caracter G historic &c este gran
Americana
Dado en- el despaeho elecutivo este
dia de Febrero, 1909
I'm fe de Ia Cual pongo mi mano
y el gran sello del territorio de Nue.
yo Mexico.
George Curry.
Por el gobernador;
Nathan Jatfa,
Secrctario de Nuevo Mexico.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1909-02-06
LAS VEGAS NUEVo MEXICO sABADo De FEBRERo De 1903.

en- el cual Sc muesta el favoritism0,
en- connection con las reparaciones que
se han estadO hacienda en- Ia casa de
cortes.
Baj0 la 6rden de- Ia comisl6n de
condado Sc cstln hacienda repaacio-
mes cuyU costo Sc aproximara q 33,
600, y Sc reclama que este tabaj0 fu6
dado c0ntario al mandate V obser-
yancia de la ley que requisre que en-
casos como el presente Sc pidan pro-
puestas y que VI trabalO sea dad0 al
mas bajo postor
Iocaute q 81 los comislouados hicie-
ron, 8 no, las pubIlcaciones de pro-
puestas NADIA sahemos, excepto que no
hemOs net do ningma tai pubica-
ci0n en- niugunO de los peri0dicos del
condadC; tocante q que Ia ley es man
datoria en- Cuantoal requisite depubli-
caci6n y de que el trabaiO sea dado al
mas Dajo poslor, no hay la menor du-
da. La IDEA de Ia ley e una saba
medida de economic que debe obser-
var todo huen sirviente pdblico que
desea dar huena cuenta de su admi-
nistraci6nal pueblo
Cast es indtil decir que ninguu par
tlcular haria negocios del modo que
se aeusa 10 hicieron los comisiouados
en este case; pero no es menos sagra-
do G iuporbute el deber que uno tie
ne on sus pr2pios negOcio- que el que
liene respectO de los negoci0s del
pueblo, principalmente 81 sc tOma en-
consideration Ia intOleahle altura a
que han llegado nuestras tasaciones.
Otra cosa que no sabemos es 81 el
contrato dc este trabaio fu6 dado por
Ia comisi0u'cesante 8 por Ia presente,
pero sea del modo que fuere, 81 la
acusaci0u as cierta, de todos modos
afecta la integridad y cardcter Official
tie dos de los C0mislJnadOs.
Para melor information del pueblo
damos q continuation Ia ley referente
al Casn.
"Sec. Cos tue de aqui en- adelante
siempre que tenRa que hacerse cual-
qujer trabaio pdblico por 0rden del
cuerpo de comisionad0s de condado
de cualquier condado de este terrific
rio, el cual tengq que pagarse de los
tondos del condado, y en- case que
tai trahalo sea autorizado por la ley y
eyceda de Ia suma de trecientos pesos,
dicho cuerpo de comisionados de con-
dadO les p0R EsTA REQuERIDO DE
ANUNCIAR pICHo TRABAJO POR NO
MENO9 QUE yElNrE DIAs EN ALGUN
pERlOpICO due Sc publlque en- el con
dado d0Hde tiene que haeerse el ira
haiO, y EN- case que no sc publique
ningdn peri0dico en- el condado, po-
ner avisos en- no menos que diez luga-
res conspicuos lamando propuestas
por tai trabeio, Y OAR FL MIsMo AL
MENOR POsToR RESPONSIBLE, cuyO
postor debera ser requerido de dar
una huenn y snh iente fauza p0r el
d0ble de Ia suma del precio del con-
trato, para el hel cumpIlmiento de d.
ehO contrato.n
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1909-02-06
NO HA SlDO AFECTADA POR LA
DEPRESSION.
Una Gran IRduslrla que haCe
Creccr Sus NegOCiOS Duran
le GR 2IlO de Depression
Mercantil.


Cuando un establecimiento Manu-
facturer0 Sc eXtiende en- un a10 dc
depression y aerecienta y expande sus
negocios, nlientras que JtfOs que gi-
ran en- IA misma linea redupen sus
productos 8 permanecen inactivos, es
porque debe haber alguua raz6n Tnuy
Unusual para clio. En este caso, una
reputaci6n espltndida y un prcHucto
mas que ordinariamente meritorioso
fueron responsables por e. resaltado.
La Compaflia dc CalzadO Mayer,
de Milwaukee, al mas grande estg-
blecimiento dc calzado del nor-oeste,
acaha de c0ncluir su ail0 fiscal, re-
porta un aumento de ventas sobre el
periodic correspondence del aae pa
sado, Esta manifestation excepcio-
nal habla vcl6meres en- favor do
m6rito genuine del calzad0 Mayer y
Sc atribuye directamenta 4 su alto
model0, y dehido 4 Ia circunstanCia
que el calZado Mayer es conocido
hoy popular y universalmente como
81 "ealzado de calidad,"
acknowledgements Ia mayoria de
nuestr0s lectores Sc habran hmilia-
rizado con les annncios de zapaterfa
de esta tirma emprendedora, los cua-
les han estado apareciendo en- las co.
lumnas dc este peri0dico durante un
ndmero de amos A los que todavfa
no Sc han familiarizado con Las cua-
lidades extraordinarias de duraci6n
del calzado Mayer, les reoomenda-
mos una cOuocencia mas iutima,
comprandose un par en- ia primera
OCCASION,
Las marcas principales son "Hon-
orbit" zapatos finos para hombrus.
a'leading Lady : zapatos hnos para
seii0ras. "Yermaxo zapatos de
banda para hombres y muieres testos
son zapatos esplendidos para pers0-
mas de pies delicadosD el zapato POI
pular "Martha Washington, como
do, los cuales Sc venden mas que
lning6n 0tro zapat0 en- el mundO, Y
el especial Merit zapato para Ia
escuela Gun surtido de zapatos ihertes
que duran como Il hierr0.) I'm adl-
cion estas marcas, la Mayer Boot &
Shoe Company tabrica u uss linea
compIeta de zapatos para uso diari0
| y de dias he fiesta para todos fines.
/ En- verdad, hay zapatos Mayer para
todos fines y para cada mielnhr0 de
1 Ia familia.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1909-02-06

FNahliAil 1uAAai
Secrctario de Nuevo Mexico.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1909-02-06
Hoy no Sc fla, Malana 81.


I'll sabado pasado fu6 introducido
por la conisidn sobre territories en-
Ia cdmara uacional @ acta de habili.
taci6n para Nuevo Mexico y Arizo-
ua que habia estado baIo preparation,
y el mismo fu6 referido d Ia comi.
sion. Dicha comisi6n pareee haber
tornado acci6n favorable segdn el si.
guiente dcspacho,
Washington, Feb. a--El acta dc
habilitaci6n de estado para Nuevc
Mexico y Arizona como estados se-
parados 1a considerable favorable
mcnte por la comisl6n hoy.
lGl rcpre.eutante Hamilton, presi.
dente de Ia comisi1n, introdul0 una
resuuci6n hiando el dla 70 de Febre-
70 para tomar acci6n sobre el pro
yecto. ST ia Tesoluci6n es rep0rtada
lNv0rabiemente p0r la c0misi6n de
regIas y adoptada por Ia camara, se
dardn dos horns para el debate gene.
raj y el votO so tomara Immediate
meute despu6s, Seg0n acordado, la
camaa adoptara el proyecto y en- Sc.
guida ira 4 Ia comisi6n del spnadQl
Bcyerdge do donde &c entiende que
no saldrd dyrante Ia presente sesi0r
del congress- No ohstaria lbs rGpor
tes que 80 han telegraAado de Wash
ington 4 10 contrario, estos terrific
rios no tieuan prospeCtos inrnediato'
de cstado. Tai legislation no estd en-
rl calendariu dc las cosas que tieneI
que hacerse en- el senado. 10 unicC
que estd en- al calendario son las Co
sas indispeneables, y en- opinion dC
los jefes republican0s el estado no q
una de Las cosas indispensable. llr
verdad 10 consideran como uua cost
peculiarmeute y excesiyamente dis
Ipensable.
AL cOnsentir que 81 proyecto past
eu ia cimara, el Speaker Cannon en-.
tiende que el proyecto esta siendC
conducido personalmpnte a una Sc
pultura va alberta, segda r0mores
El nnico tin que se bu9ca es Ia con
Iservaci0n del ben estar polttic0 de
Idelegado W II. HndreWs de Nuevl
MaSico. pOr aqui Sc dice que Mr.
Andrews e-ia bujo saspecha On su te
IrritoriO de no estar tan eutusIasta !
lactivo en- ia question de esNdo com,
se desea, II pasaje del proyecto er
Ia camara tal vez desacreditaria estg
Iuahguas s1spcghas.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1909-02-06
Celebration del dia de Lincoln.

III viernes yenidero, centeuari0 del
natalicio dc Abraham Lincoln, 81 cual
ha sido proclamado como dfa de fies-
ia, tanto nacional como territorial, SO
celebrard el evento en- Ia Opera de
Duncan con uu eseogldo programa IL
terari0 y musical COmenzaud0 q las
dos de Ia tarde, balo los auspicIos de
la Gran Armada Gle Ia Rep6oliea,
de la eual fac comaudante en- iefe ei
ilustre m6ttlr. III liscursa princi-
pal serd prnnunciado por el Hon. a.
A. Jones siead0 su tema "La Vida y
C3rdcter DC incolu.p
Ia Gran Armada extiende una I'M
vitaci0a a t9das As perslnas y espe-
cialmenie d les uihos y ninas de las
escuelas,
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1909-02-06
Indignation Contra los COmlsiO
nadOs de C0Edaa0.

En eStos dlas 80 ha desarrollado eu-
tre los contratj-tas y oHciales Iuecani-
cos y pagadores dc tasari6p, tspecial-
meotc en Ia Plaza Nurva, gran iu-
diguaw6u 90 contra ie les cnmi,iona.
dos dc condado por 10 que reclamau-
ser un acto Illegal, discHminatorio, y
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1909-02-06
Cum GraHum Sails.

In preqsa asoeiada es responsible
por 81 siguiente repurte;
Ciu1ad dc Mexico, Feb. D. III es-
queIeto de un hombra prehst0Fico,
de tamano gigantesco ha sido eneon-
trada eu una plaza distante dIez mi-
Has al sudeste De auui El esquele-
10, fuc desenterrado por un peon,
mIde ounce pies Y ocho pulgadas.
III descuhrimiento ha reyivido la
traidiei6n Azteca de que en- las eda-
dies del pasado II vale de Mexico Cs-
taha hahitado por una raza de gigan-
tps.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1909-02-06

El Foley's Orino Laxative cura Ia
constipation y el nal del higado re-.
gula hace Baludables los ut,stinos
e Orioo es superior las pidores y
pastillas porque no da torz6u ii nau
stBs JPorqu6 tonar otra cossY o.
6, syhaeier y La Cruz Roj
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1909-02-06
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

IN anterior es 81 nombre dc IN pro-
ducto quiuico Aemau, uno da los yalio-
sos iogrelientes do que SO compone el
Bemedio do Foley para los Rinones.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ca reconocidQ
por los libros de texto % medicina y
par lac autoridades m6dicas como un
aolyonte Del aciao 5 aatie6ptico para ID
ofins. Tdnlese el Remedio de Foley
tan pronto como % note oualquisra irre-
gulavidad, y eyltete asi IN mal grave.
De venta en "a Botiea dc O, @ Srhae.
Ter J La Cruz Roia.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1909-02-06
PROCEDIMTENTO

VIEREES.-Ambasc camaras adop-
taY0n otro memorial al congreso de-
mandando el estado, del cual Sc orde-
no que se impriman 800 copias para
mandarse 4 lOs senadores y represen.
t8ptes.
FL proyecto de Don Eugeni0 Ro-
nero, decretando aumento de ~ suel.
do como collector, fu6 considerable poi
10 comisi6n del consejo a viernes dS
la semana pasada, pero no pudieror
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1909-08-27
Baby Tigers Coming to Jules.
burg.

Don't miss seeing the baby tigers
when you visit the big menagerie of
Campbell Bros. Great Consolidated
shows on its coming visit to Julesburg
on Monday, August 80. 1t is very rare
indeed that tigers are born in captivity.
The coming of these little strangers a
few days ago is therefore an event in
natural history as well as in the annals
of the circus world, "Topsy', the big
Bengal tigress, is as proud of her off
spring as is the average human mother,
but alas, she is not able to suckle the
little mites sufficiently. Campbell
Bros. consequently had to buy milch
COW to feed them and "bossy'' now
travels with the show to produce food
for tigers. Surely new use for thu
COW. There are four young ones, one
having died, and each is about the size
of domestic cat. They can be handled
the same as kittens. 1t is worth while
to go to Campbell's gigantic circus to
see them, alone. Just think of being
able to say in after life that you have
handled tiger.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1909-08-27
COUNTY. GOVERNMENT
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Monday. August a 1909.
Prsssnt F. W. Sherman Chairman; Johnson
H. Pound Norah R.dfos e.r
bond Of r. the Ovid bsgs
& delay
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In be Of the bond
H. attorney upon motion Of
Jas seconded by Wm Joha which
A. F.
Bsod by
Township Range notify
along
be signed By II
County solicited Ssdswiek
Association Upon motion by
for the md ag1euti1al exhibits
h following werea audited and slowed:
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1909-08-27
More Homestead Land.

Under the enlarged homestead act,
allowing 800 instead of 16O acres, Act
ing Secretary of the Interior Pierce
this week designated for settlement
542, 4S0 additional acres in Montana,
making total acreage so designated
in that state of 26,03O,OsO. Under the
provisions of the same act, l23,330
acres of land in San Juan county.
Utah, have been similarly designated.
Chicken Dinner.