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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-29
AGGIES AT LAST WIN
FROM B. Y. C. TEAM

In an intercollegiate game OF basket
ball at Logan Friday night. the Aggies.
for the nrst time. defeated the b Y.
c. Ave, winning the game by a score or
% to 10. The AGeies took tho lead from
the start and had all the better OF tho
play. The lineup was as follows
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-29
BRIGHAM CITY HIGH
DEFEATS Y. M. C. A.

Tho match basketball game between
the Brigham City high school Ave and
tho Y, NJ, c. A. second team resulted in
Victory for the high school boys by
score of % to %. The game was fast
and interesting from start to finish. Tho
teams lined UP as follows
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-29

easily seen that something is radically
wrong with American sports or their
system. otherwise the list of fatalities
and injuries would bear n more fav-
orable comparison with those of the
old country
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-29

Summary: Field baskets-Cook. 3; Han
cock. 8: Hobson. 4; Anderson. 2; Peter
son. 2; Van Orden. Free throws-Han-
cock. 3, Crookston. 8; Anderson. Referee
u. w. Berry. Salt Lake. Umpire-Rich-
ardson, U. of Z.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-29

Field basket-Wa1ker, 3. Dorton. 4.
Davis. 2: Potter. .: Ralph Done. 2. Kap
pie. 3. Widnall. Ray Done. FREQ throws
-Dorton. 15 out OF %: Widnall. 10 out
of II. Refcree-Barrett. American
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-29


Special.
w. F. Dodd of the Randall Dodd
Auto Co, has been In the southern
part of tho state for the last week.
driving over a part of the country,
heretofore thought impossible for
automobiles, and has made several
sales Of the "Oldsmobile" the same as
the 1910 car which he has been using
on this trip.
Rear Admiral Drake. U. s. n is
planning TO tour Europe in his
Chalmers Detroit 80" He will spend
the spring and summer months abroad
and will visit all the important cities
on the continent
The company, which maintains
branches for the sale of automobiles
made by the II. H. Franklin manu-
featuring company OF Syracuse. has
announced tho opening OF branches In
Cincinnati and st. Louis. With tho
Cleveland branch. which was opened
in December with c. II. Rockwell,
formerly assistant sales manager of
the manufacturing company. as
manager. the Franklin Automobile
company now has twelve branches.
one hundred ana eignty dealers OF
the Pence Automobile company. OF
Minneapolis. Mimi, operating
garages throughout Minnesota, North
and South Dakota. and Montana. paid
a visit to the plant of the Buick
motor company at Flint. Michigan, at
the opening of the new year. The trip
was made In n solid vcstibuled train
of nine Pullman cars chartered by
the Pence Automobile company. and
two days were spent by the visitora
In looking over the great Buick works
and in entoyins the open-handed
The Indiana Automobile company.
Chalmers-Detroit dealers in Indiana
polls. want cars and lots OF them. Tho
other day the sales department re-
ceIved the following telegram from
the indianapolis concern: ship i'm
medIately train load Chalmers Thir-
ties Is car loads. two-thirds touring
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-29
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Immense variety OF every descrip-
ton. Send for cataloe.
G. r. SAVAGE CO.. 1914 Main.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-29

CHIMNEY SWEEP is HERE.
Griffin. Scott. Hardware Co. 30
Phones.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-29

Claude Freed OF the Freed Furni-
ture Co. Is now driving $40 1910
Thomas Flyer"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-29
AUTOMOBILE NOTES.

Lester Mangum of Provo. took de-
livery of his 1910 $40 Thomas
Flyer" on Wednesday of this week.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-29

]. C. Sharp bought from Randall
Dodd Co.. this week a Oldsmoblle
Special.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-29

cars, one-third pony tonneaus, for
our immediate requirements" They
will get some cars but not a trainload.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-23

friends of the institution. Convey
ances will leave Matsons' at 5 o'clock
this evening for the convenience of
those who wish to make the trip to
the university. DIR. Gray wishes II
distinctly understood that the affair is
entirely informal and democratic and
that every friend of the university is
cordially asked to be present. As IL
was impossible to obtain the names of
every person who might wish to at
tend the reception, II Is likely hat
there are some WHO failed to receive
invitations. but Il is desired hat they
attend in any event.
With President Gray in the receive
ing line will he Mrs. Gray. \ splendid
program of entertainment has been
provided end IN ENJOYABLE time is as
sHred to an who make the journey up
the hin.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-23
BELIEVES ARIZONA
WILL NOT HURRY
To GET IN
Prominent Phoenix Attorney Of
Opinion That Constitutional
Convention viii be in Session
for an Indefinite Period.

That Arizona viii not hurry 10 gel
into the union and that the Arizona
constitutional convention will remain
IN session for an indefinite period. was
the opinion expressed Yesterday even
ing by Charles +. Ainsworth, a promi-
nent attorney 0f Phoenix. who WAS IN
Albuquerque for a brief time en- route
to the national irrigation congress AZ
Pueblo. Mr. Ainsworth is a republi-
can in politics and makes no bones
over the fact hat the republicans
We're showed under" at the recent
election.
In my opinion the democrats of
Arizona intend to take their time in
making a constitution said Mr.. Aims
worth. '"rhev believe that by pro-
longing matters, they can jog along
until 1919 before submitting Il consti-
tuition to the people. BY that time
they figure IL hat the democrats will
be in control of national politics and
that Arizona viii be admitted az a
tate. Oregon-Oklahoma initiative, ref
erendum and recall and all
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-23

interdenominal efforts for the bet
terment of the social and spiritual life
of greater Albuquerque. deserves well
of the entire city. Then the fact that
Mrs. Mcdonald has the concer in
hand, ssure the public that Il rare
treat awaits those who attend.
Program.
Grand Chorus .Guilmant
Miss Beryl kcnworthy.
CD Song of the Triton Molloy
OBJ Rock-a-Bye ...... Neidlinger
Misses Butcher, Pratt, Cartwright.
foPbieS .'....s. s...... De koNcn
Miss Pauline Cartwright.
Little Boy Blue ..e...,...D Koven
Miss Charlotte Pratt.
Charity Rosslni
Misses Butcher, Pratt, Cartwright.
Armourers' Song ......... Hawley
MIR. Raymond Stamm.
Violin Solo Selected
Miss Lorna lester.
Miss Martha Bullard at the Piano.
Bid Me to Love ......... Barnard
Miss Viola Butcher.
1000 Nlgnt ..--. .... IllSutl
Miss Butcher. Pratt, Cartwright.
Miss Sara Han, Accompanist.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-23

Jones r. q. Mason. Or. ID. u. Davis ~
81. Louis. Professor Lott. Refresh.
nlcnts were served.
Born. To Mr. and Mrs. L NJ. Hair
mon ~ zoos Williams street. q boy.
g. u Lc Glare or the santa Bar
nlra Tie and Pole company arrived
yesterday from Domineo
ARR, L. r. Crumc returned last
nirht after % visit of several weeks
with relatives al kokomo. Ind.
@ p. Wilson. q Santa Fc conductor.
ls here from Gallup as "a witness iu u
cas-, now before the district court.
Miss Alice Brennan daughter oi
Mt and Mrs Joseph Brennan. for
sH ne Cme stenoataphtr IN me GO.
cidental Life Insurance company. left
Yesterday mornlue tul Moum "a. 90
srph, near %Ciucinnatt Ohio. where sho
VIII enter the no sitiate of the sisters
~ Charity.
George A. Dyncs. official fan dec
orator, viii begin e-curatlng private
floats and cut, mobiles TO-DAY. The
official decorations Tor buildings
viii Dee rcd white aud blue. but eclors
viii ho optional with private parties
and they may use any color or colors
they desire on floats, automobiles or
carriages.
As tht result of - typographical or
rur len the stor, Dl tho estimates made
los Mr. George q. Learnard upon the
census of 1910 it VAS Incorrectly stat
ed that An. Lcsruard came within
fDur prr cent &C the actual figures.
The article should have stated that
ne csilnlgtcu within Iuur-tcnthS OF
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-23
RUM0REO ROOEY
WILL COME BACK
Story Current That District At
torney for Alaska Finds Frig-
id Climate No 10 His Taste.

There was a well defined rumor
current yesterday that Bernard s
Rodey, formerly delegate In congress
II New Mexico and later United States
judge in Porto Rico. who left some
months ago for Nome. Alaska, TO as
sumo the duties of United States dis
triet attorney. is coming back.
No one doubts the ability of Judge
Rodey To come back where Albu-
querque ana New Mexico are CON
cerned. He is known to have a
strong desire to he in the territory
while the constitutional convention j.
in progress and before leaving for
Nome said that 1t was quite likely he
would arrange to be back later in the
iell. The report could not BE- con-
iirmed positively Yesterday. but ii is
believed to he correct. Whether Mr..
Rodey's return will be temporary or
not is not known
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-23

of breaking a seal on a santa Fc
freight car, was taken up Yesterday
afternoon and will probably he com
pleted today. II is alleged that
Acunio broke the seal on the car, en-
tered II and stole "a number of articles
being shipped 10 California. The case
is being prosecuted by Assistant
United States Attorneys :. -. Davis.
Jr. and Herbert W. Clark. Acunio is
being defended By Attorney W. c..
Heacock II is understood that Acunio
will attempt to prove an alibi Acunio
was indicted Jointly with F%lOrenciu
Pfpiffer, now serving "a t~wenty-year
sentence in the penitentiary at Santa
Re on q charge of %assuulting Goldic
Majoribanks at Abajo ON June -.
1909. Acunio and Pfeiffer we're
pals aud both have been in trouble
together on various occasions.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-23
COMMITTEES WILL
REPORT At CLUB
TONIGHT
important Matters in ConneC-
ton With Citizens Traction
and Power Company TO be
Discussed at Meeting This
Evening"

An important meeting Of the board
Of directors and special committees OF
the Citizens Traction and Power
company will be held at the Com
mercial club this evening. a report
will be heard from the committee of
ten appointed to collect the out
standing Indebtedness due the com
pany and also the report of the com
mittee Of five appointed to investi-
gate the matter cf bonding the cor
poration. AS both these reports arc
OF vital importance TO the beginning
of actual operation of cars on the
highland car line ii is expected that
all directors and all members of ut
standing committees will attend the
meeting tonight.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-23

NiN'f thlilt cloudy ouu colder
Gioueta on the abel means the
beer Tor our table. order q ease
sDnt Qua to your place. Phone O. and
Walton photographs GRANDMOTHER
Airs 81 a. C%hsdhourno returned
houc yr"sterdt, after tn extended visit
with relatives iu California.
Mre Dudley Mccormick of win
chester Nf. is Nisittl her brothers.
l'r D.. e. ltCr amt L. 4 Rice.
The N-ou-scctariau Benevolent ass.
."ei'tion VIII meet Friday morning at
lo ".cioob et thc Hitincr feed store
Wirth uf the Santa Barbara
iir HHd Poole tumpauA arrived ln tito
Dit> Yesterday from Hodges * 81
Mrs ST. D. Fcuncrts or Pittsburg ar
rived htrc Thursday to join her hus-
band and spend several months iu Al
~nuql,rquc
sheriff O. T. Tale of Mckinley
county was ana arrival last night nom
Gallup Shrrilf rAllc Be- on business
connected With the district court.
y regular meeting of the ROYAL
~ tH H"HN" 900 Nf NNa0 fINNNN fhfNANA
: So lu A. 3D. o. " hail Initiation
aud lunch Jessie Cliitord. recorder
E p krnney of Gallup. contractor
ord builder. b. speudine this week in
the ritl officiating az foreman of the
federal srlnd Jury at the court house
Ar and Mrs a. g. Mcmillan OF
faNtullit Ark. have arrived iu this
citf to spend th. winter tor the health
Mr Mcmillan. who i- a we'll known
undertaken and furniture merchant in
thr Arkansas cit1.
e. 3D. Heekman the new minister
IS fo ttke char-r nt the FIRST
church here has arrived Or
ihr Cin accompanied hy his Wlfe aud
dHurhtrr from Ei Ff-c ani wII u1
.h. pulpit 90 fhr local church Tor the
Nrst time nrNt S1ndst morning
Many rulorcd nenpl. Intended an.
ntertulnwFnt given sf uieht in Hei-
ufu haN hN thv Netnc Mems Satisl
.luh The nrogram Included musical
30 sakfraf -peerhes
Among tAe speakers Ntrr Rev. r..
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-23
J.. S. GRAND JURY IS
DISCHARGED
Federal Body Completes It's
Work Yesterday; Manuel
Acunio Being Tried on IndiCt-
ment Charging Breaking Seal

Having completed all business
brought before II. the United States
grand jury was discharged yesterday
afternoon. the final indictment re-
turned being one against Marcus Mon
toya, charged with selling liquor to
Indians When arraigncd before
Judge Ira a. Abbott. Montoya pleaded
not guilty.
The case of the United States versus
Manuel Aeunio. indicted on q charge
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-23
DISTRIBUTING FISH
IN NEW MEXICO
William {, Smith, Western Dis
tribulng Agent for United
States Fisheries in the City
Yesterday.

William T.. smith, western distrib-
utiuE agent for United States fisheries
was in the city yesterday on business
connected with the distribution of fish
iu New Mexico. \ carload OF fish
from the Lcadvillc h~atchcries is now
being distributed IN the territory un-
der the supervision or Mr.. smith.
some 10000 black bass and $4,000
carp have been distributed Within the
past few days In Santa Fe. Albuqucr-
que. Socorro and other places.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-23
III yOn need n carpenter, t~elsplOns
Hessciden: phone 377.

4 concert for the benefit Of Nh.
Young Woman's Christian association
Will be given at the Presbyterian
church on Friday evening at S O'Clock
Admission, Is cents. A number Of
the most talented young people Of
the city VIII take part, aud a fine
program rendered.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-23
Stein-BIOCh Smart
Clothes for Wise
Men

For the man is not wise who
will pay the same price with
out securing the same quality
as STEIN-BL0CH guarantees.
Nor is he wise to buy a suit
| will sag at the knees, or
shrink out Of shape when for
the same price he may be wear
ing a STEIN BLOCH SMART
SUIT that is guaranteed to
keep its shape as long as a
single thread OF il is left.
The wise man buys STEM
BLOCH SMART CLOTHES be-
cause he has the assurance OF
authoritative style, perfection
in workmanship, fit and finish,
and the best value proCurabIe.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-23
Y. ". c. A. CONCERT
HELD TONIGHT
Pupils of Mrs, Roy Mcdonald
win Furnish Musical Treat at
Presbyterian Church at Eight
O'clock Tonight,

The pupils of Mrs. Roy Mcdonald
VIII give a concert tonight at S O'Clock
at the Presbyterian church for the
tenetit of the Young Woman's Chris
tian association. Many Of the young
people of known local talent will take
part.
This association. the newest Of the
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-23
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS
ELECT OFFICERS TO
SERVE DURING YEAF

Al the rcsu-lr meeting Monday
c%tcninE the knights cr PythIas elect
eel TIRE fclloWiug officers tor the en-
suins term.
A. o. N,r e. e. e. r. French.
. p Newcomer T. j. r Elder.
81. OF W 3D. 4 H%urtner. X OF T.. and
- a. 4 hurtnsr. ~ OF F. u "a.
HoatriehL ~ oi T.. \. e. WInkie. A.
90 A. J. D jacobson. o. o. IT,. 80.
tushman. N a.. grand iodre repre-
sentative $ b. Newcomer j r Ei-
UNE. alternate.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-23

To our patrons and 10 our
friends:
The Home Restaurant has
closed for two days, September
I23rd and gath on account OF
moving inlo our new home al
i205 West Gold Avenue. One
door west o. The First National
Bank.
We will reopen with a grand
dinner Sunday evening Sep
tember 18th. from 5 to 100 p.
m. Price, 35c. Children lOc.
All those holding meal tickets
will be served at the same old
price. Everybody is cordially
invited to come and listen to the
music and get one of the best
dinners ever served in this CITY.
We can seat more than one
hundred people in our new
home.
u.- D@-l-A
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-23

Stylirn narses n buggles I'm.
nished on short notice by w. /. Trim.
BILE & Co. liz N. Second street
phone !.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-23

The best saodi horses 20 be had
IN the city are at w. I. Trimhle'a lA1
n. second street Phone q
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-23
Wallace i1esseIden

General CONTIGUOUS.
Figures and workmanship count
We guarantee for YOU money
than any other contracting firm ID
Albuquerque. office AT the Superior
Planning Mil. Phone az.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-23
Remember the Dance

Who're? Elks' hall saturday niglr
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-23

IN tho event that you should not
receive you morning paper, leie-
pifunn tho POSTAL TELEGRAPH
80. giving your name and address
aud the PAPER will be delivered by a
Special Messenger. The teiephOna is
No. SO
5.a0-REWARD-sh.Os
The above reward will be pAfH
for the arrest ana conviction OF any
q caught stealing copies % tho
Morning Journal from the door
ways 90 Subscribers.
JOURNAL PUBLISHING co.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-07

rest Of iiving Is such, especially
~ IorRt cities, that even the 81 iaI
IA uxed IN the proposed bill VIII en-
Cha incumbents 20 accumulatv ~
~ auythlrg. 20 support their ram
after their death Nothing Is -
0orlant To thk preservation OF our
&Iu(ry aud It's beloved Institutions as
~ maintenance of the independenSe
THE Judiciary. and next 10 the III.
&U1re an adequate salary is the most
>o11erial contribution 10 the mainten-
40 OF indepondeEce on the part OF our
The Detroit times., 1910-12-07

the same separation In respect 10 Gov.
eminent phosphate lands ef surface
aud mineral rights that now obtains IN :
coal lands. aud that power 20 lease such
lands upon terms and Limitations sim
liar 60 those above recon mended Tor
coal leases. with An added condition
enabling the government 90 regulate
and IL need be. 20 prohibit, the export
Co foreign countries OF the product
Fourth. That the laws should allow
a prospector for oil or gas to have
the right to prospect for two years
over certain tract OF government
land. the right to be evidenced by
license for which he shall pa va small
sum; and that upon discovery. a lease
may be granted upon terms securing
a minimum rental and proper royalties
TO the government. and also the con-
duct OF the oil or gas well In accord
with the best method for outstanding
the supply OF oil in the district rhs
period OF the leases should not be ss
long as those OF coal. but they should
contain similar provisions an To MS
slgnment 10 prevent monopolistic com.
binations. ~
Fifth That water power sites be di-
rectly leased by the federal government
after advertisement and bidding for
not exceeding hfty years UPON proper
rental and with condition hxine
rates charged 10 the public for units or
Continued ON Page Five.D
The Detroit times., 1910-12-07

For tho reasons lstated In the con-
serNstion address 1 recommend:
First. That the limitation now Inn
posed upon the executive which forblds
him ressrvlng more forest lands la Ore
Ron, Washington. Idaho. Montana. Col
orHdo, and Nyomuig. be repealed
second. That the coal deposits az the
government be leased after advertise
ment inviting competitive bids for
terms not exceeding nifty years. with
minimum rental and royalties upon
the coal mined. To be readiusted every
ten OF twelve years. and with condi-
tions as to maintenance which will Sc
cure proper mining and as 20 assign
ment which viii prevent combinations
to monorolize control OF the coal In
any one district or market do not
think that coal measures under $500
acres OF surface woul dbe too large an
amount e. lease To any one lessee.
The secretary or the interior thinks
there are difficulties In the way OF leas-
ing public coal lands. which objections
he has set forth In HIS repor:. the
force OF which freely concede. / en-
tirely approved mis- stating at length
In his report the objections In order
that the whole subject may be pre-
scented 20 congress. but after n full
fsvor a leasing system
and recommend IL.
Third. That the law should provide
The Detroit times., 1910-12-07

I arr ointed board OF army engineers
90 examine the projects and To ascsr-
tair which are oasible and worthy or
completion. That hoard tas made a
report upon the subject which i shali
transmit In separate message withir
e. wdays
Consery alton.
In September last Conservation
Congress was held at 81 Paul, al when
I deliv, rod an address on the subject
OF conservation. So far AZ II was withll
the jurisdiction and possible action o.
the federal government. In that hd-
dress I assembled FROM ,he official rec
ords the statistics and facts as TO what
had been done I'm this behalf In the
administration Of my predecessor, anu
in my own, and indicated the legisla-
tive measures which | believed 20 De
wise In order to secure the best use
ia the public interest of what remains
OF our national domain. There was
In this address-a very full discussion
OF the reasons which led me TO the con-
illusions stated. For the purpose or
saving In An official record compre-
hensive resume OF the statistics ana
facts gathered with some difficulty In
that address, and TO avoid their repeu-
ton IN the body OF this message
venture 10 make the address an accom-
panylng appendix. The stCttstics are
corrected TO Nov. is last
The Detroit times., 1910-12-07

would enable claimants to bring into
court the hnal consideration OF issues
as TO the title To government land and
would. | think. obViate good deal OF
the subsequent litigation that now
arises ga our western courts The hill
h pending. l believe. IA the house. haN-
ing beer favorably reported from the
committee on public Mrds, aud | rec
omm"nd its enactment
Agricultural Lands.
There T. no need TO- radical reform
I'm the m-thods OF dispcsing OF what
are really agricultural lands. Tire pres
ent laws have worked well. The en-
larged homestead law has encouraged
the successful farming OF lands In the
semiarid regions
Reclamation.
The total sum already accumulated
I'm the fund provided by the act for the
re- 'amation OF arid lands u about $50
t49,O5S.16. and OF this all but $6,s4l,-
o5S.,e has been allotted TO the various
projects. OF which :here are thirty.
Cor Sress at its last session provided for
the issuing OF certificates of Indebted
ness not exceeding twenty millions OF
dollars, To be redeemed from thu
reels nation fund when the proceeds OF
lands sold and rom the water-rents
should be sufficient. Meantime, In ac-
cordance with the provisions OF the lRw.