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The San Francisco call., 1910-01-03
.S.P. TRAIN BEGINS
RUN FROM SEATTLE
Shasta Limited Leaves Puget
Sound for San Francisco
Over Hartman System

SEATTLE, Jan. 2.-The first regular
through passenger train that ever left
Seattle for San Francisco departed
this morning-the Southern Pacific's
Shasta limited. which will cover the
distance between the two cities in "a
hours
Union Pacific and Southern Pacific
train service is now fully established.
providing three additional trains be-
tween Seattle and Portland, and giving
Seattle through connection with the
east over the Hartman system.
Part of the Union Pacific line be-
tween Seattle and Tacoma is new, and
the line between Tacoma and Portland
is being double tracked and otherwise
improved. Hence it will be possible
within year TO shorten the time be-
tween San Francisco and Puget sound.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-03
CONGRESS IS READY
FOR BUSY SESSIONS
House Calendar Well Filled and
Business viii Be Begun
in Earnest

WASHINGTON Jan. 2.-Congress
viii begin business in earnest this
week. With the Christmas holidays
behind them and with the preliminary
ante-holiday plans completed, both
houses will start in with the intention
Of keeping their hands to the plow.
The senate is not so forward with
its work as the house, and the for
mer body may experience difficulty in
finding something TO do in the first few
days OF its sitting But the house cal
endar is well filled. Both houses will
reconvene Tuesday, but both will ad-
journ for the day out of respect for
the memory Of the late Senator Nc
Laurin OF Mississippi. Wednesday will
be calendar day in the house, and that
body VIII again take up the Mann bill
for the reorganization OF the Panama
canal zone. Ii is believed this meas
ure VIII be disposed of in one day,
and with il out OF the way the house
viii attack the appropriation bills.
SUPPLY BILL on CALENDAR
The army supply bill IS already on
the calendar. and by the time il is
passed the fortidcations measure will
come. as well as the urgent deficiency,
the agricultural and the navy bills.
Even the sundry civil and the legisla
tive bills are well blocked out in COM
mittee.
Indeed appropriation legislation is
further advanced in the house than or
dinarily at this season, and it is the
opinion Of experts that supply bills will
be turned out by the committee so
rapidly that the house can give them
almost continuous attention in the next
two months.
The senate committee on appropria-
tions soon will begin the District of
Columbia appropriation bill. Senate
committees have not been so busy as
house committees, and the senate CAL
endar is barren.
I'or the present adjournments of the
senate every week from Thursday un-
Ill Monday may be expected.
'TAFT-s MESSAGE WEDNESDAY
Much interest is manifested in both
houses in the two announcements that
the presidents message on the Sher-
man antitrust law and the resolutions
of Senator Jones and Representative
lion OF the interior department and the
forest services will be presented
Wednesday.
There is division of opinion as to
whether anything viii be accomplished
in the way OF modifying the Sherman
law this session. but everybody is con-
cerned over the terms of the presidents
treatment of the subject. and his mes
sage will be read with unusual inter-
est
On the other hand. it is generally un-
derstood that the Jones and Humphrey
resolutions will be adopted, and the in
vestigation will be entered on in short
order.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-03
enjoying dip surf yesterday morning

the corner of Mason street to the club
Doctor Mcmahon. District Attorney
Charles Fickert and Judge ShortaH
were also called upon for short
speeches.
A platform had been erected in front
of the Cliff house, from which George
Bond and Walter Pomeroy were sched-
uled TO dive into the ocean. but owing
to the tide being too low the boys were
forced to abandon the exhibition.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-03
GOLDEN STATE LIMITED
TRAIN JUMPS TRACK
Rock Island Passengers Escape
With Little Injury

JOLIET. Ill, Jan 2.-The westbound
Golden state limited on the Rock
Island railway jumped the track near
Minooka. Ill. early today and rolled
down a 10 foot embankment. No one
was killed and few were hurt. A cyl
inder head of the locomotive blew out.
it is said, throwing the rails apart and
upSetting the train. which was run
ming at from 80 to so miles an hour.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-03
RANCHER FOUND DEAD IN
SMALL STREAM OF WATER
Believed to Have Been Thrown
From Runaway Mule
IseecioI Di,eaieh @ The Conl

SANTA ROSA, Jan. 2.-Thomss
Sparks was found dead in a small
stream Of water near Kenwood Sun
dzy morning. his death evidently hav-
ing resulted from an accident. Sparks
was rancher in the hills some miles
from Kenwood. and was in that town
Saturday 70 secure provisions. He left
for home riding a mule. and il is sur
missed the animal ran away with him
and threw him in the stream. There
was not an abundance of water in the
creek. and II is more than probable
that Sparks was rendered unconscious
BY the fsll from the mules back He
was past SO years OF age. An inquest
is 10 be held Monday.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-03
CaIifornians on Travels
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

NEW YORK. Jan. 2.-caIfornians are regis
tered here as follows:
From San Francisco-George. G. Mckay. Knick-
erbocker: C. Ferry. Grand Union: a WhittelI.
Hotel Plaza S. H. Herne. Belmont; W. NJ.
Klinger Flanders: F. L. Robinson and wife,
Seville
los Angeles-C Morris. Grand hotel; W Ban
ming. Hotel Belmont: E. r Bennett. Murray
mn: W 3. Godfrey. Holland; Miss NJ f.
Thede Murray Hill: Mrs S. Fleming Algonquin
santa Barbara-P- 6. II. Austin, Seville; Mrs.
& r Austin. Seville
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-03
ma Renf Your Rooms

Advertise them in The Calls Want Ac
columns Phone Kesrny Sc We cal
for your ad. Try il once
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-01-14
The Man Behind the Gun

The late Admiral Erben had the
good fortune or the merit to originate
the woodworking phrase, 1.-THE man
behind the gun" He used 1t in a
speech on the factors of success in
naval warfare to emphasize the ne.
cessity of having efficiency, prepared
ness run through the entire personnel.
1t was also reminder that the en-.
listed men have good deal more to
do with bringing about victory than
always appears in history or official
reports. The expression was employ,
ed in supplementing the views OF
Capt. Mahan, and attained circulation
at once as epitomizing whole librar,
of instruction.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-01-14

The busiest and mightiest little thing
that ever was made is Chamberlain $
Stomach and Liver Tablets They do
the work whenever you require their
aid. These tablets change weakness
into strength. listlessness into energy,
gloominess into joyousness. Their ac-
ton Is so gentle one don't realize he
has taken purgative. Sold by all
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-01-14

If it were only to save women who
wash clothes from getting red and chapped
hands in Winter-time, Fels-Naptha SOAP
would be 9 great blessing.
Most everyone knows that putting the
hands in hot water is what makes them red
and rough. Then, when exposed to cold
air, they crack and chap.
With Fels-Naptha, you use only luke
warm water. Your hands don't suffer.
And yet Fels-Naptha cleanses YOUR
clothes more thoroughly in lukewarm wa
ter, without boiling or hot suds or hard
rubbing, than any other way of washing.
Not only the white things, but WOOL
ems, Aannels, colored fabrics.
Fels-Naptha is the very best soap to
wash with all the year round.
1t is especially good in winter.
Try it. 1t will save your health. save
work, trouble, fuel and discomfort.
Follow the simple directions printed
on the red and gzeen wrapper.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-01-14
Anty Drudge to the Rescue.

Dorothy" just look, Anty what this absentminded
Gussie did. asked him to put cushion on INV char
and the chocolates the table and he did it lust the
other way. don't know whether these stains will
come out.'' ' WIZ
Anty D7~dge-.Oh! Yes, they will Dorothy Don't let
that rule the course of true love- LITTLE Fels
in lukewarm water will take out any kind Of stains
in twinkling: Make Gusse get you cake of
Fels-Naptha and yoa do it yourself with only the
least bit of work. 80 W.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-01-14

and dispute. but the general benefit to
be derived by the public from the eS-
tension of forest lands on watersheds
and the promotion of the growth OF
trees in places that are now denudcd
and that once had great hourishing
forests, goes without saying. The con-
troll to be exercised over private own
ers in their treatment of the forests
which they own is a matter for state
and not national regulation, because
there is nothing in the constitution that
authorizes the federal government TO
exercise any control over forests with
in a state, unless the forests are owned
in u proprietary way by the federal
government.
Inland Waterways.
l come now to the Improvement of
the inlard Waterways He would be
blind, indeed, who did not realize that
the people of tbs entire west, and es-
pecially those of the mississippi valley,
have been aroused To the need there
is for the Improvement OF our inland
waterways. The Mississippi river with
the Missouri on the one hand and the
Ohio on the other, would seem to offer
great natural means of interstate
transportation and traffic. How far,
if properly improved, they would re-
lieve the railroads or supplement them
in respect to the bulkier and cheaper
commodities is a matter of conjecture.
No enterprise ought to be undertaken
the cost of which is not definitely as
certained ami the benefit and advant-
age of which are not known and as
sured by competent engineers and 9TH
err authority When, however a pro-
| ject of definite character for the inn
provement of a waterway has been de-
veloped so that the plans have been
drawn, the cost definitely estimated
and the traffic which will be accom- :
modated is reasonably probable
think 1t is the duty of congress TO UNI
dertaken the project and make pro-
vision therefor in the proper appropri-
| ton bill
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-01-14
Asks For Immediate Action.

For reasons which 1t is not necessary
here to state, congress has seen fit to
order an investigation into the interior
department and the forest service of
the agricultural department The re-
suits of that investigation are not
needed to determine the value of. and
the necessity for. the new legislation
which | have recommended in respect
to the public lands and in respect to
reclamation. | earnestly urge that the
measures recommended be taken up
and disposed of promptly without
awaiting the Investigation which has
been determined upon.
WILLIAM II. TAFT,
The White House, Jan IA. 1910
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-01-14
Dams For Ohio River.

One of the projects which answers
the description I have given Is that of
| introducing dams into the Ohio river
from Pittsburg to Cairo, so as to main
tain at all seasons of the year, by slack
water, a depth of nine feet. Upward
of seven of these dams have already
lbeen constructed and six are under
construction, while the total required
is fifty The remaining cost is known
to be $63.0o0,O00.
1t seems to me that in the develop
ment of our inland waterways 1T would
be wise to begin with this particular
project and carry it thru as rapidly as
may be. ] assume from reliable in
formation that it can be constructed
economically in twelve years. I recon-
mend. therefore, that the present con-
gress, in the river and harbor bill,
make provision for continuing con-
tracts to complete this improvement,
and 1 shall recon mend in the future.
! if 1t be necessary that bonds be issued
to carry it thru.
AS to the Mississippi.
What has been said of the Ohio river
is true in less complete way of the
Improvement of upper Mississippi from
| st. Paul to st Louis, to a constant
! depth of six feet, and from ST. Louis
I to Cairo of depth of eight feet. These
projects have been pronounced practi-
cal by competent boards of army en-
gineers their cost has been estimated
and there is business which will follow
the improvement.
AS these improvements are being
made, and the traffic encouraged by
them shows itself of sufficient inn
portance. the Improvement of the Mis-
sissippi beyond Cairo down to the gulf
which is now going on with the MAIN
tenance of a depth of nine feet every
where, may be changed to another and
greater depth if the necessity for ii
shall appear to arise out of the traf-
fic which can be delivered on the rive,
at Cairo.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-01-14

The White House, Jan. IA, 1910.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-01-14
Little Doing to Renew Forests.

Little OoTng 70 ReneW FoTeSts.
Upwards of 400O00,O00 acres of forest
land in this country are in private
ownership, but only 8 per cent of it is
being treated scientifically and with a
view to the maintenance of the forests.
The part played by the forests in the
equalization of the supply of water on
watersheds is a matter of discussion
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1910-03-04
NuevO PeriOdlCO.

"The Gazette" es el nombre de
un nueyo peri6dico, publicado
en- 81 idioma ingles, en- Questa, N.
NJ, por Mr.. j. Matt Alvey, cuyc
periodico es de cinco columns en-
folio de cuatro paginas con extenso
material de imprenta y redacci6n
con excelente impression. Ell nue.
70 periodico, segun su programa,
trata de empujar los mejores inte.
reses del condado de Taos y en-
particular de la parte norte de este
condado, por euyo hecho los bue-
nos ciudadanos deben soportar pa
ra su propio benehcio.
Su editor, Mr. Alvey, es bfen
conocido en- este condado, habiendo
sido uno de los primeros periods
tas que tdyo el condado de Taos,
ALA como treinta amos pasados,
habiendo sido 81 segundo periods
ia, despues del Padre Martinez,
que di6 las luces del benefcio del
periodismo en- eI condado de Taos,
contemporaneo del professor y Pc.
riodista 81 fnado MIL. W.Browo,
Y quien en- verdad, y por este solo
hecho, debe MERCER el respeto J
considerac ion de todo buen tau.
seno que sabe apreciar 81 yalor in.
telectual del individno.
Por demas es decir, que desea-
mos al nuevo c6lega muchas pros
peridades y gustosos aceptamos d
comic correspondence.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1910-03-04
DEFUNCI0N.

Canon de Vallecitos, N. M. Feb.
II, 1910.
Sr. Editor Sirgase dar noticia
del fallecimiento de don Casimiro
Chacon, acaecido ell dia III del co.
rriente a las 5 a. m. Deja el fna-
do para lamentar SUI triste separa
ci6n a un hijo hombre y dos hijas
mujeres, un hermano y varios pa
rientes. El fnado estuvo postrado
en- el Iecho del dolor por espacio
de ocho dias. Fue en- vida un tiel
esposo y amoroso padre, bien que
rido por cuantos 10 conocieron.
Fue velado solenmemente por los
mienbros de Ia Fraternidad de N
p. Jesus de esta session y en- su en-.
tierro fue acompanado por gran
ndmero de parientes y vecinos 81.
endo sepultado on el camposanto
de anon de Yallecitoa. Fl tina-
do Chacon fue uno de aquelloE
hombres cue sirvicron al gobierne
de los E. E. U, .. en- 81 tempo d
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1910-03-04
UX ASUNTO QUE PUEDE SEk
lMPORTANTf.

AtO odO6tuOn Cud1tO udOtd ue
importancia en- clio, nj tampoco ST
puede ser en- detrimento de Ia gen
to de Ranchitos de Taos, pero no
debemos pasar on silencio, por 81
Q por no, 81 hecho de una publica-
cion legal que aparece actualmen.
to en- Ia prensa de Santa Fe sobre
una apIicacion al ingeniero terri
torial de Santa Fe para apropia
cion de sguas corrientes dc Nuevo
Mexico. Dicha aplicacion es he
cha por la Ranches Orchard and
Land Co., dizque de Denver, pero
no debemos olvidar que dichas
aguas son para irrigacl6u de 5000
acres Oh la Merced de Qiiosa apro,
piando 40 pies cdbicos por segun-
do para tai fin.
Dicha publication esta algo con
fusa y 81 hecho que las publica.
clones estan en- peri6dicos de otroI
ccndado, en- lugar de los de Taos
en- donde SO apropian las aguas Vi
en- donde Sc hallan locadas las tie
rras, nos hizo despertar malicia
que quiza puede ser de interes pa.
ra la gente de este vale que rie-
gan sus tierras y que incumbe 4 la
gente de Rancbito de abajo y Cor
dobas, mas que a nadie mas.
Ii asunto de aguas es IN asunto
de mucha importancia para todo
agricultor y duenos de tierras, y al
llamarles hoy la atencion sobre tai
appropriation 10 hacemos con ell fin
dnico de que a los que les incumba
vean e indaguen 81 tai appropriation
pueda 0 no se- perjudicial a sus
propiedados, que, en- cumplimlento
q nues.ro deber de periodistas no
hacemos mas que culnplir nuestro
deber en- velar por los intereses del
publico y oiala que tai apropia.
ci6n no sea en- perjuiclo de nadie.
He aquf parte de dicho aviso
para meJor information:
"Por esta Sc da aviso que ell dia
6 de Diciembre de 1909, en- con-
formidad con la Secci6n 26, Ley
de Irrigaci6n de 1907, la Ranches
Orchard and Land Company de
Denver, condado de Denver, Esta.
do de Colorado, hizo aplicacion al
Ingeniero Territorial de Nuevo
Mexico por un permiso para apro.
piar de las corrientes de aqua del
Territorio de Nuevo Mexico.
Tai appropriation va ser hecha
de disecaciones de terrenos en- pun-
tos a 10 largo de la Inca de ace
quia la esquina S. E. de la Merced
de Gijosa y 40 pies cdbicos por So
gundo que aeran conducidos pun
tos y terrenos de la Merced de
Gijosa, por medic de acequias y
ALI usados para irrigaci6n de
s, 900 acres.
El Ingeniero Territorial tomara
esta aplicacion sobre consideration
el dia "a de Abril de 1910, Y toda
persona que Sc oponga a las coDce-
sion de la anterior aplicacion, de-
bera protocolar sus objeciones pro.
piamente endosada con 81 numero
de la aplicaci6n, con el Ingeniero
Territorial en- 0 antes de aquella
fecha.p
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1910-03-04

de las mismas 10 mismo que los
Sureflos cuando pelearon por 10
que creian que eran sus derechos,
n no por este Sc les debe lamar los
''hiJos dc lnglaterra," 0 "hijos del
Sur,| porque 10 mismo que Vd.
Senior Renehan son hijos de- la
misma patna que Vd. tiene-
Eran Mexicanos de nacencia, pero
eran Amsricanos por adopci6n Ell
Gobcrnador Prince ha hecho una
narracion mny ninuciosa del mo-
do que el Gobernador Bent rindi6
su vida pero no dice que los hiios
de Mexico 10 asesinaron sino los hi
jos de este snelo Americana.
Las ceremonies 20 concluyeron 4
las 5 dc la tarde en- 81 Capitolio, Y
a las 7.80 So dio aperture 4 Ia re
cepcion pdblica CD 81 Hotel PaIa-
cio 81 cnal SO halla engalanado con
bandsras y hecho un ascuade luces
electricas, pnes toda sali6 lucidi-
simo y q pedir de boea debido al
tempo y Temperatures del dia por.
que pereeia nn dia hermosisinlo de
primayera
p a g fEfiN
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1910-03-04
NoTRIAs DE CERRo N M.

Cerro, N. M. Feb. 26, 1910.
Sr Editor: Deseo por medic
dg las Columns de su bi6n editado
semanario dar mis- mas expresivas
gracias q aquellas personas que
tan Embellishments Sc han esfor-
zado por 81 bienestar de esta CO.
munidad, a saber: Por los habi-
les esfuerzos del muy bien conoci
do ciudadano, Sr. Epimenio ID.
Leon, tenemos la promesa de que
en 81 proximo mes de Abril ven
dra un agrimensor a entregar los
terrenos a esta gente de Cerro.
Ell Sr. Leon fue enyiado a la capi
tai para arreglar nuestros nego-
clos sobre las entradas de domici-
lilo on pegueilas tenencias. Tam
bien dire aquf, que fue el Sr. E
D. Leon clique apoyo el proyecto
ante d Delegado Andrews, para
la appropriation de idiez mil pesos
para la erection de I'm deposito de
aqua aquf en- Cerro, cuyo proyecto
fu6 introducido va Y por cuyo ira
baio del Sr. Andrews, en- pro de la
comunidad de Cerro, Ia gente
aquf Sc siente muy agradecida y
obligada con 81 Sr. Andrews, a Ia
v6z que es q el que dos amos pasa
dos, cuando el gobierno intentaba
de anadlr el Cerro de Guadalupe a
la reserva de Carson, debido q sus
muchos esfuerzes SO impidio y hoy
disfrutamos de esos pasteos y ma
dera y todo aqui SO demuestra muy
foreciente y sus moradores con
mucho amino y algeria, debido al
porvenir risne1o y pr6spero que SO
acerca para esta comunidad debido
a los esfuerzos y buena voluntad
de esos dos hombres- Andrews Y
Leon.
p Martinez
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1910-03-04
SECCION DE CORES.
pONDENCIAS
! ALBINO CAsADOS.

Arroyo Seco N. M. Feb 27 1910.
Sr. Editor: suplico SO digne
publican Gu su muy apreciablo pc
riodico la muerte de mi querido
padre Albino Uasados qnien su
cumbid al sepuIcro el dia % de
Ft brero, a las IL del dia. Ell ina-
do tenfa "a amos de edad y deia
para lamentar su muerte a cuatro
hijos hombres y tres hiias mujeres
con yarios nietos y parientes. Fue
asistido por la cofradia de N. F..
Jesus en- su funeral y entierro CO.
mo tambien por nnmerosos parien-
tes y amistades que el fnado Sc
habia captado on vida.
Soy dc I'd. su Alto. S. S.
Marcelino Casados.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1910-03-04

Por estas presentes deseo dar
aviso que Ia conpania entire Her
menegildo Vigil J Bacilio Garcia
en- 81 negocio de licores ha sido dis
suelta en- comvenio mdtuo, habien-
do vendido eI Sr. Bacilio Garcia
su parte 4 Hermenegildo Vigil.
Todas las cuentas debidas por la
compaGia seran pagadas por mi y
todas las que Sc deben a la compa
MIA deberan ser pagadas tambien 4
mi y 70 dare recibo por elias, que
dando 81 negocio establecidc en- el
mismo lugar del Prto, 21 en- el
condado de Taos, esperanto q pa
trocinio de todos mis- patrocinado
res y amigos.
Bermenegildo vigil,
Rio dal Pueblo, NJ M.
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SebolIa. N. M. Feb. 25 101l

SeboIIa, NJ NJ. Feb. 25 1910.
Sr. Editor Ell dia 6 del pre-
sente mes mi sobrina Maria Igna-
eita Salazar, residenta de Ensenada,
N. M. di6 a luz dos ninas las cna.
les recibi6ron las aguas del bautis-
mo 81 dis II del mismo. Ambos
recien nacidos fallecieron uno el
dia 1S y el otro 81 dia 19.
Soy su servidor Jose d. Chacon.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1910-03-04
DAMIANA BORREGO


Santa re, N. M. Feb. %, 1910.
Sr. Editor: La divina provi-
dencia en- sus altos designios ha
llamado para gozar de mejor vida
a la muy respectable Sra. Damiana
de Wirtz, esposa del finado Enri-
que Wirtz, cuya sonora fue en- vida
modelo de virtudes Y caritatiya
con toda su vecindad y parientes,
habiendo sucunbido al sepulcro a
las 7.3O. a. m. del dia 15 de Feb.
a la edad de 80 amos. Deja para
lanentar su mcerte a una hija
adoptiva Nenie Wirtz y un buen
ndmero de pariMtes Sus restos
fueron velados durante la noche
del dia Is y el dia l6 recibi6 Sc
pultura en- 81 camposanto de Mira.
Sra. del Rosario.
Deseo aqui, senor Editor. dar
mis- sinceras gracias de gratitud a
todas aquellas personals que tan
bondadosamente nos acompanaron
hasta depositar sus restos a su I'll
TINA morada.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1910-03-04

la REBELLION con los Navaioses.
Fue un voluntario a la guerra y
sin ninguna compensation fueron
algunos de sus intereses robados
por los indios apaches y actual
mente tenia puesto su reclamo al
departamento de pensiones.
Deseamos aqui, sefor Editor,
dar nuestras expresivas gracias a
todas aquellas personas que nos
acompanaron Y nos prodigaron su
ayuda en- nuestras horas de dolor Y
affection.
De I'd. sus servidores.
Jose S. Chacon
Juan 9. Gurule.
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Lockout. Wyo. Enero 20 1910.

Lookout, Wyo. Enero 20 1910.
Sr, Editor: Por estas presentes
deseo avisar a Felipe Martin y a
sus compadres que no muevan IN
solo palo nj alambre de mi cerco nj
amarre animales en- los postes, nj
pegue su cerco con 81 mio y 81 10
hace 70 le ejecutare q segdn la ley.
No quiero que su cerco 10 Pegue
junto al mio por la raz6n que es
hombre muy NAL portado.
JESUS Ma. Arellano.