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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-17

The manager of this creditable insti-
tuition is J. NJ. Parry, who far and wide
enjoys the confidence and respect OF
his patrons.
Now that Elslnore's population Is
to be increased by at least q thousand
employees OF the new sugar factory, the
Elsinore Roller mills will undoubtedly
share 4 bounteous increase of its al
ready satisfactory patronage.
Mr.. j. NJ Parry is an enthusiast. on
tho value ,of Sewer county for the
farmer and will freely give further
information to all interested parties.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-17

A r the southern extremity of the
N SEWER valley. and n half dozen
~ miles beyond lsichneld, Is a
small city whcNe, ere another
Christmas time, viii be- the home of
one of the most important manufac-
turing plants in Utah. i t will be the
nearest city to the only sugar factory
south of Lchi, the Utah Sugar company
having already commenced the con-
struction of one of its enormous plants
just oil the outskirts of E-alnore on the
east.
There is n reason for the selection Of
this site for the new sugar factory; 1t
is the marvellous fertility of the south
crn end of the Sewer valley. of which
Elsnore is the center.
Throughout all Utah no soil is better
adapted to tho raising of the sugar
beet than is that in the envsOns OF
Elsnore and therefore some reason for
its peculiar adaptabiity should here be
given. Tho soils. usually light In tex
tirc, are formed largely from the adj
jacent mountains. although in certain
level areas along the channel of the
Sewer. which picrces Elsinolc, are de-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-17

and Il fine -four mill, but there are in
Vulnerable business opportunities III
other directions.
The adjacent mountains abound In all
kinds of mineral wealth Gypsum. salt,
alum, coal. lead, copper, and gold are
all known to exist in workable
amounts. but as yet the mining Indus
try has been but little developed. At
the south Of Elsinore are several gold
mines in active operation. but greater
facilities will undoubtedly develop this
Held Of commercial activity to a greater
extent
TIMBER AND WATER.
In the large mountains passes ada
cent to EIsinorc considerable growth
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-17
THE MEXICAN FLAG.

The Mexican flag, whose colors are
white, green and red, representing re-.
ligious purity. unity and independence
had It's origin in what are styled the
three guarantees" which We're the
principal clauses of the plan OF lgus-
Ia" published Feb. "a, 1920, by Angus.
tin de Iturbide. afterward emperor o..
Mexico-MeXican Herald.
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for manufacturing power. This, In con-
ncction with the natural resources OF
the SOIL 1T Morgan in Il unique manner
for two particular forms of manufaC-
turc. AT present the farmers are rails
Ing merely the vegetables used in sew
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-17

Lying between these two mountain
ranges on the banks of the Weber river.
Morgan offers an ideal location as u
manufacturing center. The waters OF
the Weber river. il diverted and prop
crly harncssed. offer untold possibilities
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..:
STREET SCENE E1s1uoRE SHOWING

posts OF material brought down from
far up the valley. Owing to their mode
OF formation, the soils are very divcrsi-
fed in character. AT Glsinorc the soils
are formed largely from isneous and
lava rocks, and are consequently dark
in color. while n mile or so north the
red sandstone gives rise to n soil of
similar texture but almost vermiiion
in color.
INGREDIENTS OF THE SOIL
The range of mountains at each side
of F.lsinoro contributes the material for
the soils on their respective sides of the
valley. The red color of the soil on the
clsluorc side of the valley is due chief
~ TO the abundance of fcrric oxide in
It. The soils in their virgin state con-
tain all the essential elements for crop
purposes nitrogen from organic mate
rial: potash from feldspar: phosphorus
from phosphate rocks: calcium from
calcitc. dolomite and calcareous sand
stone; iron from iron oxides. nagnc-
Stun from dolomitc; sulphur from gyp-
sum and probably from other
sulphates; as we'll as chlorine
silicon and aluminium 1t is
little wonder then that the
Utah-I idaho Sugar company should
choose Elsinore. the most fertile part of
the SEWER valley, az the home of what
will be one of the largest and most i'm
portnnt of the companys factories.
Elsinore has several general stores
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odrf aber niht Idnger ais Iiebsn Tag:
III Strait bleibsn.
Cine Reuerunq in ber g 0 IL
abIteferung.
Wenu Elm gtpiiIer Qdraqrdp6 ir
Der 8ertpiqigungsDor!dge fir basgoHs
oep1rtement sur 4nnobme eelunlt,
bann tptrb Qeuten, bic teinen gri'ft1=
ften Dor tbrer Dobnung baben, n1h
bem 80, Suui 1911 feline g}oit mebr
3ugefteQt tperDen. Zen grieftrdqern
tpiro oer6pten, 9oTtTa9ea in irqerb sis
mem 9aus ab3uIiefern, tpenr ii6 ntd)t
etn 8rieftaiten Dor benz 5aus beftnbeE
Die 8eroronurg bebeutet, bab Sntei
Som in Der 3ufunft ni6t mebr ouis
ben ptrb, baB feline 9rieftrdger 1bGrs
tItnten puBen unb Dor Der Saust9urs
Darten uiiTen, bis es BEN 2euten gf>
fdIig lit, 3u Offnen.
man ertpdrtet, oab burh bteTe Jteus
erung Der @blieferungsbienit beoeutero
DerbeTert iptro unb bteQeiht aud bic
3abI Der 8rieftrdger rebu5irt peroea
tonn. 9ds 0epartement erpartet,
baB bamit jdbrti6 cine Summe ppn
| 100000 gefpdrt rperben tdun.
Cine M obift5irung Der
@tnDdnberun8sge1eBe
9ds 5austemmittee fir @innoubes
rungS Qngetsgenbeiten bat iih 3u
8unIteu Der 8orlage oes Repr. SuIz
ger. Democrat, BON Stem 0ort sr.
tldrt, bsr5ufolge in Der 3utunFt 5ami'
lien pon Ginpanoerern ntht msbr
bur3 9epprtirung be5 etnen ooer ans
bereu Mtitglieoes getreRut uerben iola
len.
Inter Der @orluge foQ in Der 3u'
tunft yteiner SSrau ooer tetnem bon
ben GItsrn ub5dngigen ainb BON me
niger aIs IS SS11ren, oas uIs Wtitgliel
elmer 6umtIte antommt, oeren anoert
| UfitgIieoer alle 3u9elafen tperoen, oas
| 2auDen oertpetoert perbe1, neil iolht
gerfonen pbpIifhe 0efette baben, ooel
aus Ionit einem 9runDe Die Guuubmi
beredttqt lit. DaB lie Semunb CUR 2ai
fallen tDnnten."
Cine 4usnubms fol dber init Der
foneu gemd6t lperoen, bic nit etel61f
ten ober gefdbrltheH auiteGenoel
ardHtbetteu bebaftet iino.
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q { q q u II srt.

gpansotIIe, SnD., Is. 5e5. -
4ntoine Wdripn, Elm iDgeRaurter SsIa
feber uno WabrIager, ihoB fid} bier
am 5reitag gt6eno cine auseI in oit
gruft, ais i'm 3etettiDs oerbafteH
MOLTEN. Gr bat Qusfht, nit oem 2ea
ben bap0n gu tommeH.
9bilipp Shdfer, Elm 8ruber Der
ssrau 6. gblert Don gbtcago, Die bic
4ntlugs gegsn Warton erbobsn, bate
bic Spur oes MauHes bierber perfulgt.
S6dfer iugt, baB Ntarton iid Don
frau Gblert 800 geben lteB, um lie al
.ieqnen". Gr CAB ihr buuu oas gSutet
nit Der 8eiiung 5uriid, ss in Der gtdhe
hires 0erSens gu trageH. Jrou GAlert
0ffnete aber oas 9atet, Inn NIT oen
9eIo fir Die geeroigung tbres Maus
nes su be3ablen, fdno a6er nur Itpars
Ses gopter bartn.
Cine i6purSe Settle.
Sanios Gitp, Nlo,, Is. 5ebr.
@iqiam oSadion, Elm gleger, Der am
gbenb BON benz 0pli5iIten Gilbert u.
qte perbaftet purbe, geitdnb mad lGna
gerem 9erbor Elm, oaB er fiinf metre
Mdotsn, i'm 4lter opn g Bis 13 S5abs
rem itebenb, pergespaltigt babe 2(te,
Der Elm gutet eines Der Spfer lit, oerz
iuhte ben Reger 3u erfhieBen, puroe
dber euttpoffuet.
Der Reger befunb iih in Der poIts
seiitdtipr, als er bas 9eftdnouiB ab~
Ieute. Qte nobm an pem 0rh6r
5beil. Satfou ndnnte ihlieblidb bic
Ramen Der WtGpheu, bic er oergerpals
tigt bate uuh er uannte out ben Rus
men elmer gliate bes 9oLisiIter.
SD rperbe niht tparten big lie bid
Sdurten bdu9er", risf @tc, i'd tDote
bid uuf Der Stelle". Gr erbob fih BON
| Ieinem StubI uno sos etneH RepoIper,
stpsi poIisiitsn pqftsn ober ate uHo
entrifIen i6m bic DdFfe.
Der Reser ertIdrt ihUIoig pIaiotren
5u !polIen.
SRI. 4gusg GIfirs gss
torber.
Goufug Gttp, U1o., Is. Iebr.
Trl. 2lgnes 2eslie GIttus, gtiate bes
gunbe8ienators Stephen 9. glttns,
BON Weit @irgirio, Iturb am 5reitag
2lbeno um baI6 Faber llbr an Der
8unbe, Die Iie Iih am WittpohQb,no
| in ielbitm0roeriider Nbficht Beige
bratt bate. gbs lie ben Shub abs
| feuerte, bate Fe ouF eineu ,3ettel gss
| ihrieben, oaB Iie oes 2ebens miine lei
| unb su fterbsn piinfds. Sura bepor
| Tie ftarb. oriidts re aber ben Munfh
aus, bab iis am 2ebsu btsibeu m6gs.
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Ge(egrap6



SnbidnapoIis, Sno.. Is. fysb.
Der neun bis Sfpun3ig 3oa tiefe
S6nes. Der gang Snbiana beoedt. III
jest nab einer febr talten Raht Feit
sefroren. Sier unb auh in ben mel.
item iIsineren Sidbtsn oes Staates
iiro Die S4ulsn 9efdIpiIsu. Der Ger.
tebr ouf ben Snterurban 9fnien lit
fart unterbrod,en unb piele Sanoitraz
Zen iinb in Jolse Der rieIisen Shness
ipefsu fat unpaifir6dr. Radoem es
48 Smnben lang i'm Staute ssfdnsit.
gina am 1onnsritag abeno oie 2ema
peratur fbnelI 5uriit uno in Dielen
Sheilsn nes Stootss itanb oas 5hers
mouletsr am Ssreitag Ulorssn auf spei
biz feds Grab uHter Rul.
golum6us, Chic, Is. sSe6r. -
Die offentIi6sn ShlIsn in Mtarion
lpurben am 5reitag qsidloHsu. ba nur
iebr ireaige Der grcBsren ainber i'm
Stanbe ipareu, bic S1ulasb6ube su
erreihen. Der S6nes lisst 10 3oa
t'sf duf Ben SfrlbeH.
Dds aus 6ols erbdute Qubitorium
in 3anssDille, bas $4,000 astojtst
Bat. iii unter oem Druid Der Shnes.
Mafien einesftiir3t.
glus ben Jdrmoiitritten i'm mittIss
rem Sbio forimt bic aIaee, bag oas
8isb In s}olee Wafisrmansels piel su
leiben bat. 2llIe Babe uno ileinsa
sgliife fino sugsfroren.
Gin ansebliher Qa htrei :
ter unter 4utlage.
garlisIe, an., 18. Jsb. Ros
Bart Barr, sSr., ruuroe bier om Jreital
Natmiitag BON Der Grdnoiurp anass
tagt, i'm Wdr3 1908 bsi einem Radts
rsitsrs llebtrfall ben ssarmsr 5irnm
sebgss srmorost gu baben. Barr itsai
In abrscs. on Der affairs 6etheiiist s.s
peleH Al fein.
Die 4nilaae ipuroe auf grunn Ger
ausiogen srboben, bic elm Sobn bes
Grmorpeten esmdht bat. gr bate
ausasidgt. DaB er Barr als eiHsn Der
Kramer ertannt babe, bic rad, osr
SGisbersi in bds 3immer ieines 9as
tsrs tamen nno ii1 ertunoigisn, OBJ sr
ihtper perfuunbtt Iet.
sebess bate BEL bem Goroners@s ssns
ausFt dusseIast. oaB er teinsn o>r
Hahtrsitsr srtnnnt hdbs. sr ertl1-te
abr DOR Der 8ranojurp. oaB er oies
seibdn. neil er bic Rafe Der Hahi.
rsiitr asfiirhtei bate.
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Cincinnati gamitaa. Den 10. aebrnar 1910.

rem, ii9 i'm Ratbbaus gu Deridmmeln,
UNI, unter 9lnperem, cine Reiolution
1n3unebmen, in ipelfer bieMdblrehts@
8orlage perDonnt niro. fpdren Die
aorrioors BON elmer 9oli3eidbtbeilurg
6elebt. qls Der Biirsermsiiter frug.
uds bies 8u bebeuten babe. erbieft sr
Iur 4nifpprt, bab Der go!issihef ben
Berlin Der 4niiht fei, pdB bic 4nrpe,
Tenbeit BON golisiiten seratben fei, um
cine m0gli6e feirbIelise 3enlonitration
Derbinbern al tonnen. Der 8iirgers
meiiter perldnate nbsr, bnb it6 bic spos
lisiitsn sntfrnen follten, mas aud gs.
i6ob.
gu m llntersang II bes Gene.
raj 6 banSp".
Giubab Gla, Sniel Winorca.
gur 27 2eihen bon ben 156 gerionsn.
bic bel bem lntergane oes 9ampfers
v9eneral Gban3n" ums 2eben tdmen.
iinb foipeit dueeihpemmt tporoen. Wlit
elmer ein5isen Qusndbme tparen burt)
Die 2lttion oss WuFers bic aleiber bon
ben aorpern abgeriTen iporoen uno
pisle iparen furht6dr peritiimmelt.
Die cage in Grie6eul la n b.
4tben, 18. 5e6. Ter greulier
Dragumis CAB am Jreitog Dor Der
Deputirtenfnmmer cine lange grtlds
rung ab, in Der er iaste, buB bic Gin
berufunq Der MISUNDERSTANDING
fotpobl nur9 bic innsren tpie duBereu
0erhdItniFe Griehenidnos beoingt ges
tpeIsn iei. Gr iagte, oab Die Wilitdr'
2isl eingetpillist babe, iit, ouf3ulOs
ZEN uno aQe bieieuigen, bic fir biz
Dieoertsbr normalsr ger1dltniIIe rpd,
ren, ieien gu Der 4nIiht getommen.
oab tein anoerer 9luspeg iibrig iei.
9er prerlier iagte, oab er Elm pro.
grdmm unterbreiten fperos, ods Dor
alien purtsifiibrerH gutgebeiben nor
ben isi uub Die arilis iibsritanber
peroen tonne, fpenn oreiniertsl bel
Eammsr cine Repiiion Der 9erfaFune
untsrltiibts. WsHn bic aammsr Iif
abtr balsitarrtg 5sigeu ioate, ouur
t0Hnte oies unaugeRehms 5olseu ha
ben.
| Raifer Wilhelm tpieber
setter.
| 8erlin, IS. 5sb. Der aaiIs
Dilbelm. Der am DounerItag in 5olg
elmer GrtdItun9 ale auDisn5tn fir 81
ndhfttu sipsi 5dge tunsellirt bat, ia
| ii6 folpeit erholt, raB er am Jrsita
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SelesrapbiIhe yiOtiSea.

- Sn Gardener, MaF., III Der bors
ttge poftneiiter Stmeon M. Steoeus
i'm alter Don 81 syabreu seftorbeu. Sr
puroe 5uerit i'm Sabre 1854 pom Dem
BrdIibeuten 5roHtIin pierce ernonnt
uno fsitoem bon ieosm proIiosntsn
uisosr synaHnt,
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lDetterberiHt.

sSiir 8 hio unb bos ipeitli4e penns
fnlpaaien. 1beillpeiIe tribes Wetter,
nit .angfam fteisenoer 9emperdtur
am sonritag unb Scrntag. gerdns
nerlifx gDinbe.
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DIR. lutgtr, Der prcHinente Nntis
ftmit unb Hiirsermsitsr pon Wien.
Iitot i'm Gtesbsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-19
Die unrnbsnir Jrantfurt
a. M.

Jranffurt, Is. 5sb. llntsrius
hunssn taben ersebeH, oaB >riel mehr
psrfonsn DerpuHost fpurpert, als man
suerit aHnatm, ais Die polt5ei am
Donnerftoa abtno bic StraBeH BON
GemoHiirdnisH g,gfH ods preubiiht
g1nhlgefeb iduberie. gs mar 2 uhr
Mlrresns, ebe ss ihr eeIang. DOlligs
Mnhe spiseerhersuitelIen. g bsfiHoen
fih ifbsr 80 Dtrpunbete IN ben ocIpis
tdIern, oarunter s SfrperrerlpuRoete.
g3isls unosrs lperben in ihr.n WohHurs
den behanoeIt, 10 odB bic 9elanlmt5ahl
Der 9srlsbten duf 200 bis 800 ssifGBt
.uiro. Ultbr aIs 20 9oIi3iIteu Uuroen
rsripunnei. Gs ifeini, oab unier osH
ErdIpaIIiiten bag turbuienie Clement
Der 8epolisrung uHo pieIe arbeitslole
rsprGi,Rtirt iparsn. Die So5ialiien
befteheH parnuf. bah ibre Reoner ihte
.3uh0rsr ermdhnt fdtttn, rubig ans
einonoer su asbtH. Das lei aud ge'
ffehen. als elm poli3ilt, Der sinsn
wsann Dsrbaftet bate. bon eiu:r NM
so1I glonbies aneegriifen purec
Sus babe Der golisei bic Gels9sntei!,
iporauF fit nur portsi., geasben. in
hrutalsr msiis iibsr afls bsr5ufdllsn.
9tnoers gsmonftratiorsn, trslfs luf
nGGiten GoHrtaa dnberaumt pdrir.
finb auf Srbrss BON Berlin Fin Ders
fotsn iporosH.
Der gremier ganaleios 3
foil fhon tpieoer
reiisHiren.
Mabrio, IS. 5e5. Die Jreunos
nnb anbdnssr oes friibtrsH 9rsmisrs
Morss d prsnosrgait babsn iih gu 81
nsr esitloGfenen GppoiitioH ssgen Den
gremier g1nnleias oereinini. Gle s-e
fl6rsn. bub Der grsmisr nihi Der 5iihs
rer Der libsrulen ySartei iei unb iis bes
iteten carauf, bag eannlsias rsIigniren
nrfo BEN friiber,n ariessminiitsr. 9.s
neralsqapii1n Wsnlsr, ssiiuften iols.
Elm nelrss Rd6inst gu bilotn. Ter
premisr ipe;aert iih abtr. suriid3atrts
ten une sril1rt, bab biz b.mndthit iiatts
finnsnssn Wablen entIt:ibsn mibt,a.
Aus Qiearaeua.
Mlanasua. Qiearagua. 18 yes.
Ter aampT bsi Si. ginesnte sspiidlen
ben gfseisrungstrupptn nnb Den Sne
iurasnien un!tr ben Oensr1Ien GItrss
hd, Wltnn uno matutr. pslter drr
DonntrTtng bssarn. ift ON 5rtitas
fpsebtr aufgsnommen iporhsH. Die 9ts
Htrdle Dosallss uno eoOap aine.a mil
ibrsr ssnfdntsris sseen bic SttIluns,H
Der ssnfurpeEtsn Dor. OBJ lie inDeHsH
Grfpla battsn, igi. nichi bstannl.
gim Wittipoh unb Gonneritoe fano
Gin ar.ilItristdmpf Sipiiden ben feiHbs
.ihsn 9ruppsn iI1it.
Tr. gnmpari. Der iialisniide Sent
raIsnnjug in Mandgua unb< prdiIbsni
Der GsitIIihdft gum 8Otttn artus,
fsats bic Isstsrs Stsllung nieotr. ais
sr hSrse, b1E bic Rsaitrung ihrfn
Atr3ttn bsFohltn babe. Riemnnbsn ala
soofpitaIip6risr 81 sng0girsn. Der in
gsrbd9ts ittbe. Gin aonisrDaiiDsr sa
fsin.
DR Rsaisruns bslrtibt bier bas
sffsrutirtn nit nlIer Mafi. Der
Dompfer .Wl1noeud- unb Elm nnntrsr.
hes soa 6ssiaso per Balm na& bIss
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Gaifer Dilbelm ipisoer
beifer.

8erlin, IS. 5sb. Der aaiIsr
Dilbelm. Der am DonnerItag in Jolgs
elmer GrtdItuHg ale 4ubisn5tn fir oit
nGfi1u slpsi 5dge tun3eIlirt bat, 1dt
Iidb iolpeit erholt, raB er am Jreitlg
NIT Der aaiIsrin eins automobilfdfrt
m0hsn tonnte.
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MuslanD. Selegrapb'
Die WaGl6raWaQe in jran6.
furt, a. M.
6aben In 9eutidlanb einen nns
ansenebmen Ginorud
semaht.
Das yor9e6en Der 2ofBet
airgemein peroamnlt.
Gcitiges Grobeben anf Der Jnfei
areta.
EraufreidD idDift eiu illtimatum an
Maroffo.
@enm Tulcp oaiib uidt inncrbalb
bon 4S Sinnoen uadlsiebt,
g9iro Srnnfreid Die marOtfanildJen
Sollamter bcieben.
GadDrid)teu ans Mearagaa.
Gie siberaIcn in Spnnicu Derlanaen
oie slboanfnng oes Ereuriers
Ganalejas
lIao Sah General 8enlr elm aabinet
biloen ioil.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-06-11
PROF. PATTON WILL
LECTURE AT SANTA FEE,
Under Auspices of School of Ameri.
can ArchaeoIogy-WilI Be an
intellectual Treat.

Professor Lewis B. Patton, Phi. D.
of Hartford Theological Seminary,
and late director of the American
School of American Archaeology in
Jerusalem, will give an illustrated
lecture at the School of American Ar
chaeology in this city on October /.
The subject will be Palestine before
the Hebrew Contest" and will be of
intense interest. Says Professor Nit
chell Carroll in writing to Judge John
R. McFie:
True to my promise | am sending
you a copy of the itinerary of Profes-
son Patton, who is the first lecturer on
the western circuit of the institute. |
trust the date assigned to Santa Fe
is entirely satisfactory and that his
lecture may knit more closely the re-
lations between the institute and the
School of American Archaeology.
Il cannot tell how deeply | appre-
ciate the fine courtesies shown me
during my visit to Santa Fe. DR..
Hewett and | have been together sew,
eral days planning large things for the
school during the coming months.
My visit to Santa Fe and the Puye
excavation has intensified my appreci-
alton of the character and importance
of the work you are doing and you
may count on me as a most intense
supporter"
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-06-11
AS USUAL DEMOCRATS
ARE AT ODDS
Thirty Candidates for Eleven Offices
on the Primary Ticket in Lone
Star State,

Austin, Texas, June 1.-THE Dem
ocratic state ticket just about to go
to press is an exemplification of the
lack of harmony in the Democratic
camp. The list of candidates is said
to be the longest ever put before the
voters of the state, containing no less
than 80 names for IL offices. There
are five Democratic gubernatorial can
didates in the field; others are: Lieu
tenant governors, 5; attorney general,
1; comptroller, 5; land commission
ers, 2; state treasurer, 2; railroad
commissioner, 4; superintendent of
public instruction, 1; commissioner of
agriculture, 1 judge of the court of
criminal appeals, 3, and associate JUS
tic of the supreme court, l. All of
these candidates are divided on pro-
hibition and anti-prohibition, submis-
sion and re-submission and the Bailey
issue.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-06-11
SEATTLE SWEPT
BY FLAMES
Opportune Rain Alone Saved
Greater Part of City From
Destruction
SIX BLOCKS WERE BURNED
Twenty Acres of Buildings in
Ashes---Hurricane Blowing
During the Fire.

Seattle June 1.-THE fire broke
out on the north water front during a
hurricane last night, was carried be
yond to the district to the eastward.
thickly covered by wooden buildings.
and in a short time twenty acres were
ablaze, causing a loss of a million dol,
lars and driving 800 persons homeless
to the streets. The fire. starting at
Railroad avenue and Battery streets.
destroyed all the buildings on six
city blocks. When the flames were at
| their height the burning brands set
! fire to houses several blocks distant.
Just as the firemen mad begun to de-
spair of saving the large and popuious
area east of Second avenue, the wind
suddenly abated and a heavy rain be-
gan to fall, materially aiding the fire
fighters.
A tangle of live electric wires in the
streets was a great hindrance to the
firemen. On certain planked streets,
wet boards became electrified from
broken wires and a number of people
severely shocked. SO far as known,
only three persons were severely
hurt, although a number of fremen
were slightly injured. Sixty horses
were burned in a stable on Railroad
avenue. This district was long con-
sidered a dangerous risk and the in
surance rates were so high that very
little was carried in the district. The
largest buildings burned were the
Galbraith Bacon warehouses which
covered the entire block bounded by
terry and Wall streets. They were
erected last year at a cost of 100000.
The Puget Sound Sheet Metal Works,
| just across the street were also de-
stroyed. Most of the buildings burned
were one, two and three story frame
! structures used as saloons, dwellings,
and lodging houses. Many people rush
ed to the streets in their night clothes
not having time to dress before the
onrush of the flames. For a time the
Pacific hospital, directly opposite the
hottest part of the fire, was in great
danger and ambulances were rushed
| from all parts of the city, the patients
being removed as rapidly as possible.
No Loss of Life.
Persons reported missing last night
during the fire turned up rapidly to-
| day and it is believed that there was
no loss of life
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-06-11
SWAN RIO GRANDE
WITH 35 CANS OPIUM
Custom House Officers at Ell Paso
Make important Arrest in Per-
son of Isaac Blum.

Ell Paso, Texas, June 11.-lsaac
Blum, who says that he lives in
Juarez, was arrested by Customs Off
GERS Gregerson, Hefiin and Bernard on
a charge of smuggling opium into the
United States He swan the river
with 35 cans of opium in his posses
sion, it is charged. He was appre-
hended by the officers and taken to
the police station and later before
Commissioner George B. Oliver, who
fixed the prisoners bond at $4,000.
The case was postponed until next
Monday morning, to allow the prison
er to obtain counsel.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-06-11
COMMENCEMENT
EXERCISES
Loretto Academy to Close
Thursday Night With
Fine Program
END OF SUCCESSFUL YEAR
Five Pupils Will Receive Eighth
Grade Certifi-
Gates.
Suffocated in Trunk.

Loretto Academy, one of the best
known institutions for girls in the
southwest, will close very successful
year Thursday with exercises which
will be held morning and evening.
The morning exercises are for the
younger pupils and the evening for
the older ones.
Five pupils will be awarded certiti-
Gates showing they have finished the
eighth grade. They are:
Miss Rose Mary Bennett, Ell Paso
Texas.
Miss Bessie White, Grand Canon,
Arizona.
Miss Margaret Needham, Watrous,
n. M.
Miss Amelia Sena, Santa Fe.
Miss Frances Anaya, Santa Fe.
There will be number of medaliSts
and prize winners. The donors of the
medals are the Most Rev. ]. B. Pita-
val, archbishop of the archdiocese of
Santa Fe; the Very Rev. Antonio
Fourchegu, vicar general Seligman
Brothers; N. Salmon, J. Pfueger, l..
Hersch, Miss n Karns, Omay, Colo.
Feeley & Co., Providence, R. l.; Fran
els Seligman Memorial Medal; Loret-
to Academy and n B. Cartwright
Brothers. ma
Morning Program.
The following is the morning pro-
gram:
Babes in the Woods. .......E E. Hoist
Misses E. Kitchen, A. Kitchen, Z. NC
Entry, J. Hersch, S. Farrell, Z.
Hampel, A. Lucero, H. Gurule.
Chorus" "Everything's Blamed on
Me"-Piano .... Miss R. Bennett
The Legend of the Mountain Flow
| er" Miss E. Kitchen
Dance of the Daisies" Minims
Miss NJ Rudolph.
Waltz" -. ...... Three Planos
"Grandma's Classes. .........
............ Little Patty Bradbury
The Spirit of the Age" drama in
one act:
| Dramatis Personae.
June, (Chairman) Emma Strong
May ............. Annie Kitchen