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The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1910-09-03
BIG RANCHES GOING

In the immediate vicinity Of
Alamosa are yet "a number Ut large
hay ranches thut have been held
by the owners since the early days
of the valley. The Oscar Wilkins
ranch was sold in the spring and
is now being sold out in farms by
the Seaman Syndicate. These
lands, and in fact. all the lands up
and down the Rio Grands river
are yet in large ranches which IRE
soon to bc cut up into smaller
tracts for general farming. Alfalfa
is an excellent paying crop-mys
better than the native hay. These
lands ARE adapted 10 raising all
kinds Of small grain, peas and
potatoes. -Alamosa Journal.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1910-09-03

In 1880 three men out of every
four owned the land they cult
waited. In 1900 two men out OF
every FIVE were tenants. II this
change OF land tenure keeps up
what will the census show in 1910?
This movement, no matter what
ito cause, is the most serious rea-
con fer alarm in the development
of the United States.-The In.
dianapolis Sun.
At this rate less than one man
in three in 1910 own the land they
cultivate.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1910-09-03
ANNUAL LECTURE COURSE

In the selection of the talent for
this years lecture course the Off
cial Board of the Methodist church,
which furnishes the financial
guarantee Of the course this year,
has the advantage Of the extended
experience Of Professor E. b.
Gibbs of our city schools. who has
handled lyceum talent for many
years in the east. The past sup
port given these winter lecture and
entertainment courses has been 20
encouraging that the committee
has decided to book only the very
best talent for the coming season.
A full announcement will soon be
made Watch for it.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1910-09-03

A mass meeting Of the business
men Of Creede and Mineral county
was held in the county court house
OH Wednesday evening, for the
purpose Of considering and devils.
ing ways and means for raising
money to put that section Of the
Silverton. Creole road lying in
Hinsdale county in good shape, &c
that the State Highway Commits.
sion will be fsvorably influenced
in locating the Grand Circle High.
way Of the state via Crecdc and
Silverton. -Creede Candle.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1910-09-03

Mr.. Charles Howell and sou
Charles Jr. arrived in town unex-
pectetlly from their home in ILL.,
nois. Mr.. Howell ST.. is father Of
Mrs. F. L. Bishop aud Mrs. l.. H.
Cheney. He 10 in his slst year
and 10 a. spry a. man at 80. He
spent few weeks here two years
ago.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1910-09-03

Wednesday Theodore Roosevelt,
]. r. Garfield and Clifford Pinchot
participated in the dedication OF
the John Brown park Of Osawato-
ME, Kansas. This was a great
day for Bleeding Kansas" Kan.
sas has always, since the days of
John Brown, been the foremost
state in the Union for political
progress and 10 today the banner
insurRent state.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1910-09-03

Mrs. A. +. Bass, Of Evanston,
and Mn. J. +. Messick. Of Csrlin
vile, Ills, who have been visiting
their sister, Mrs. q. 8. Warburton
the past six weeks, left for their
home Wednesday night. They
have enjoyed our summer climate
very much.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1910-09-03
\ Mas q less Nerve

lndomitabic will and tremendous
energy ars never found whore Stomach,
Liver, Kidneys and Bowels srs out Of
order. II you want these qualities sod
the success they bring. U.s. d.. k'sss
New Lie Pills, the ustchlsss regulators,
tos keen brain apd strong body. nc ct
the Fuller Drug Co.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1910-09-03

Senator De Long wasted most
OF Tuesday and Wednesday talk
ing 70 empty seats, trying TO con.
vince himself that the people are
not competent for self government,
While . candidate he claimed "a
b. Just an ordinary man-oue Of
the people.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1910-09-03

A contract was closed Thursday
BY which an aviator will be ut the
Monte Vista Fair September "a.
No one in the valley need to 60 .
thousand miles to SEQ . man ay In
the air.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1910-09-03

n. +. Baxman Of Chicago, who
10 engaged in the live stock com.
mission business arrived in town
last Saturday aud has spent the
week getting acquainted with the
lamb feeders.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1910-09-03

The special session still contin-
ues to waste its valuable time, and
the obstructionists are worried a.
70 where they are TO get their 81
per diem. One plan 10 TO rob the
state library.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1910-09-03

The Creetlc miners will celebrate
Labor day. Among the attractions
will bs . ball game between Del
Norte and Creole, assisted by u
few Of Alamosa's best ball players.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1910-09-03

The meeting Of the San Juan
Pioneers, this year at Del Norte,
will b September Is and 10. fol.
lowed with the Del Norts annual
fair on the 10Th and 18th. Pro
u,sms will b. out In . Tow days.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1910-09-03

The Baptist Ladies' will hold =
salc Of bakery goods At the Monte
Vista Realty Office, Saturday, Sep.
tembcr 10.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1910-09-03

Mn. G. n. Bonner q Denver
arrived In town Last Saturday on 4
witt with her Old fTisnds In 4onts
viGtA.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1910-09-03

The l8-mouths old child Of Mr..
and Nm, In Smith Of 4ofiat died
Saturday evening from eating
snstohss.-News.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-09
h0IAS ! AQT!CIAS

En- Mayagiiez han sido destruidos
por ell inspector de alimentos l,44O
libras de papas pertenecientes a
varios comerciantes de aquella ciu-
dad.
La junta escolar de Anasco ha de-
clarado vacante las escuelas de a.
quel pueblo. Los aspiratntes pueden
presentar sus solicitudes por el ter
mino de diez dias. o..
En- Mayag;iez Sc vendio la carne
de res el jueves a diez centavos la
libra.
Ell resultado de las inscripciones
en- Ponce durante los dias 5 y 6,
en- los precintos 30. y 10. fue como
s;gue:
Precinto 3o.-Dia 5: Unionistas 5S;
republicanos 81.
Mayoria unionista 4.
Dfa 6,-Unionistas go; republica-
nos 80.
Mayona unionista so.
Precinto 1o.-Dia 6,-Unionistas
lol; republicanos 50.
Mayorla unionista 80.
Las inscripciones en- Arecibo en-
los dias 5 y 6 fue de 200 y pasan de
4 mil las personas no inscritas.
Ell resultado obtenido en- dichos
varios pueblos de la isla fue Ell ST.
guiente:
Manati: Unionistas 70; republica-
nos 27.
Toa Baja: Unionistas 1874 y faltan
todavfa por inscribir l6o.
Cabo Rojo; unionistas 13o; re-
publicanos 6.
Mayaguez: Gran mayorfa unio-
nista.
Ha sido trasladado de Yauco 8
Bayamon ell cabo de Ia policis insu
lar seiior Raimundo Pagan.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-09
|hF0RMAC|0N Gen.
TROAMER|CANA. A.

Managua, Julio 2.-Refiriendose
a la noticia publicada en- Londres
de que ell ex-Presidente Zelaya ha
entablado negoclaciones con e! Sc
cretario de Negocios Extranieros y
ell Emperador japon6s sobre la cons
truccion de un canal ianteroceanicC
4 traves de Nicaragua, ell Presidentt
Madriz ha telegrafiado 10 siguiente
"El seiior Zelaya no representa-
este Gobierno, y por 10 tanto. no tie
ne capacidad alguna mucho menos
para entablar negociaciones para la
aperture de I'm canal interoceanico
Este Gobierno nj autoriza, nj acepta
nj aprueba negociaclones semejan-
tes."
Mexico, Julio 2.-El senior kou-
ma Horigoutchi, Encargado de Ne
gocies del q on en- Mexico, ha ma
nifestado O. 40 tiene Fundamental la
noticia trasmitida por una agencia
cablegrafica. acerca de q. una flota
de barcos japoneses vlsitara a Me-
xico en- Septiembre, yendo despues
4 la America Central, pues el Japon
Sc propone estrechar sus relaciones
con Nicaragua, con objeto de cons
truir un canal traves de Nicaragua
Ell senior Horigouthi declara que
81 su gobierno tuviera tai intencion
10 habria participate su represen-
tante en- Mexico.
FL Japon emviara un embajador
especial a dicho pals, durante las
fiestas del Centenario, pero es muy
remota Ia idea de que venga una
flota de aquella nacion.
Blufields, Julio 2.-En las pobla-
clones de la costa del Atlantico cir
cularon insistentes rumores durante
Ia semana de que el Gobierno de los
Estados Unidos esta pr6ximo inter
,enir en- Nicaragua en- favor de la
causa revolucionarla.
Estos rumoreS han pr!ncipiado
desde luego a dar frutos en- algunos
departamentos de Nicaragua. pues
EN- Granada y enRivas han ocurrldo
algunos levantamientos en- favor del
General Estrada, Y el GOblerno ha
enviado a este dltimo lugar quinien
tos soldados por terra y ciento cln-
cuenta por mar para reprlmlrlos.
En- San Juan del Sur Sc asegura
O. el Presidente Madriz ha enviado
otro mensaje al Presidente de los F.
tados Unidos, senor Taft, en- el que
protests de la conducta que observa
ron los marinos americanos de los
barcos de guerra surtos en- el puerto
de Bluefields, durante el staque a dI
cha plaza.
New York, Julio LA nusDa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-09
Eiecciones de 1910.

En- tSta lucha electoral este aho
son murhos los comentsrios como
tambien las opiniones de ambos par
titos. UEos as.guran que los unions
tas Sc nusdan con Puerto Arturo y
otros dl:en que esa plaza inexpug-
nable sol1 pueds ser repubheana, Pc
ro Ell camoio dice don Rosendo Mon
tes. que su tienda Ell PUERTO RI
CO ELEGANTE, esta vendisndo
los trsi-s hechos para caballeros y
nlhns, mIrhisimo mas barato que 70
das las :ltndss que Sc dediean 4 este
rsmO-
Ningin pusrtorriqu.ho podra vo
tar 81 nO llsvs un trale puesso de
ls qua yende el ssaor Monies.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-09
UNA NUEVA 0RDE-
NANzA En- AREclb0.
Sc trata de la inscription
de los perros para 81 pa
60 del correspondence
derecho.
i : sids aprobsdo IL ceastruc.
cion Dc IN parque De bsnberes
Han sido designados los macs
tros para el pr6ximo curse
escolar.
(Da nuaetro oorresponsa al }


Julio 8.-La fabrica de hielo de es-
Ia ciudad ha suspendido sus traba-
jos por ounce dias mientras monta-
una nueva caldera y Sc hacen repa-
rsciones ( 10 maquinaria.
-Ya ha sido expuesta al publico
Ia nueya ordenanza para la inscrip-
cion de perros extinction de los rea
lengos que comenzara a reglr el l6
del corriente. Todo duefio de pc
RIOS dsbe pasar 4 la tesoreria del mu
nicipio a inscribirlo pagando I'm pc
SO y proveyendose de una plaza con
su numero. Los perros que sean re-
cogidos en- las GALES seran reciuidos
en- I'm local donde 81 no son relama-
dos por sus duehos y pagan la CORES
pondiente quota, seran considera-
dos reslengos, y sacri6cados. Es'
t. oEdenanza viene q evitar las
eseenas POGO idifcsntes que a diario
50 presencian en- las Gales de Ia
ciudad.
-Anoche fue aprobado por este
Concejo municipal el presupuesto
supletorio para la construction de un
parque de bomberos, I'm almacen de
obras publicas, y la pavimentacion
de concrete de las GALES Francisco
Gonzala Marin y Pavia. Estas obras
seran seguidamente csacadas su-
basta.
Para sabado y domingo anun-
,cia el cine de la sociedad Anonima
dos esplendidas exhibiciones de pc
liculas.
va han sido designados por la
junta escolar los profesores que han
de desempenar las escuelas en- el pro
ximo aho.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-09

repdblica y el apogo de estrada Cobre
ra-El senior don Luis F. Corea,
agente de Gobierno de Madriz en- los
Estados Unidos, hab!ando de la
nueva repu blica de Nicaragua dice
que Bluefields y ell pueblo de Rama
quese encuentra unas cuantas mi
Has rio arriba, con una poblacion
de cinco mil quinientos habitantes,
constituyen todo el territorio nj
caraguense que esta en- poder De
los insurgente5. Pretende que Is
RepGblica independence. que Es-
trada desea establecer, presentaris
la anomalia de una pequena Re-
pnblica compredlda enteram2nte
dentro del territorio de otro Esta-
do soberano V mucho mas :eytenso.
Ell senior Corea ha hecho represen-
taciones energicas al Departamento
de estado. Cree haber presentado
pruebas evidentes de que el Presi-
dente Cabrera, de Guatemala. ha
estado proporcionando armas y mu-
niciones i las fuerzas de Estrada y
que estos pertrechos han sldo tras-
portados directamente d Bluefieids.
los cuales hubieran sido cspturados
Dor los uavios de Madriz, dice Corea,
j no haber sido por la intervention
del comandante Gilmer, del canone-
70 americana "Paducah".
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-09

En- Ponce y en- ia Gale Bersoll
unos cacos pretendieron dar I'm ssal
to sin resu!tados pues la oportuna IN
de las familias, evit6 ei
eolpe. Los Iadrones llegaron rom--
por. .por l. madrugada,ia cerca de un
callinero debaio de una casa, pero
como al ruido de las aves despertara
,a !amilia, no pudieron robar NADIA.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-09

Hay uer,euttore, gus necesnan
moyordomos" y hay "moyordomos,
Que necesltan eo!ocaci6n. Esa, do,
esptirdciones &c eneuentran con DIFF
cultad retardo. Anibas eoincidirdn
rdpiddmente 81 los deseos DC n.dyordo
mos y agriculture, Sc onunetan en-
La Cores pondencia". Hay en- es-
ie Giario especial! y m6dic0 t0rVa Ia
ffe-.o
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-09

A probado; B R. Dix, Acting Treasurer:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-09
La jjuyentud De Bismarck
Un vOlumen de la vida del can
Ciller de hierro.

Ell primer voldmen de la biogra-
fla de Bismarck, por Enrique Marck,
suministra nuevos datos Y detalles
sobre la juventud del que mas tarde
habfa de ser el gande hombrs de
Alemania.
Ninguna Influenza digna de TO-
'marse en- cuenta, expenment6 en- el
seno de su familia, pues esta lie envIo
a hacer sus estudios en- cal!dad de
pensionado. Parece que tampoco
ninguno de sus profesores de Ia
escuela o de la Universidad influyo
sobre su amino. Por el contrario, tu-
vo dos amigos intimos que siempre
fueron adictoS el. Estos eran: su
compatriota el conde keyserling y
un americana, Motley, qulen da ur
itestimonio muv curioso sobre el ca
racter de su amigo,
HHbiendo regresado Motley a Nue
va York en- 1899, public6 una move
La intitulada "Morton's Hope cuyo
'protagonista es un antique colega
Otto de Bismarck, en- Ia persona del
estudiante Otto de Rabenmarck.
Esta es, dice el novelista, una cabe-
"a de niho' C'kindskopf") el propio
apodo con que Bismarck era conocl-
do entire sus camaradas. y hace de-
cir d sill h6roe estas palabras que de-
bio aprender del mismo Bismarck:
"Guio a mis- compaheros, como de-
SEQ conducir mas tarde a los hon.
bres, en- la vida. La universidad es
para mi una escuela de acci6n'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-09
TaHfa de preeios.

T,11oros Carona Rio.Pedras San Juan Bayamon IS 90
To- 10. dorado ................ 4.50
Vega. .Baia Manati, Barceoneta. 4OO
Areciho Car1halache Hatillo. $50
C.muv onehrad)as isabella .............. 800
Aonadi1,a Aonada Kinc0n C6rcega ........... 275
A6asco Navaonez Hormieueros ............. 200
Fial Amor San German. Sabana Grande, Cabo Rojo
Boquer6n, Lajas, La Plata, Lim6n ............ l25
Yanco Santa Rita 075
Guayanilla Talaboa Observation-Disclosures. o5o
New-York tribune., 1910-01-09

this House of Lords until he is elected by
popular vote. just like the Pres. of the
L. S. or any other private individual"
"One tiny moment. please."
This exclammatory voice came in
sweet. tinkly tones like charming CHM
ing of marriage bells playing pure politi-
cal harmonies. A tall gentleman arose
perpendicularly upwards BY the rever-
entail applause from Senators Hale.
Burro and Keane and by the peeved eye
brows on Senators Beverage. Borah e.
Slapp I knowed at oncely who that tall
gentleman was. 1t was the man who
made Rhode Island look bigger than Cal
ifornia. What a beautiful face he had
on him! 1t was like the foto of an Angel
with High Tariff moustache Such
canned kindness! His eyes was sweet &
cool like smooth stream flowing be-
tween Central Banks. He spoke with
voice
Fellow Legislatures he rippled me-
lodishly. "I only wish to make humble
suggestion, knowing as / do. that when
I make a humble suggestion it will be
carried out or somebody will get accf-
some eloquence. The Hon. Insurgent
from Wis, with all the combustion of
his gasolen nature. have again proposed
that u. S. Senators get elected by popu-
lar vote. Such an idea is foolish on the
nose of 1t. If Senators was elected by
popular vote. how many faces so IA
miliar in this Senate would be so ia
miliar as they are?'
Fat. respectful silences heard every
where's
"Mr Chair. I move you," say Hon. AL
drich to Hon. Sherman, that the Bill
proposed by Senator La Toilette shall be
tucked under the table for the forty
eighth time
'Is that a Christian way to treat un-
finished business?" require Senator
Cummins with sad Patience.
THAT Direct Primary Bill is not un-
finished business dib Senator Aldrich.
'It was finished long ago, but you In
surgents don't seem to realize it,"
Must it remain tucked under dusty
furniture forever" elocute Hon. Borah.
Let US not express it in that rough
Western way. Let us Say II VIII pe
again considered when the Central Bank
Bill is passed." say that great Colossus
| of Rhode Island blandishly.
! That is a painless way of saying
! Never" explode a small Senator from
| Germany.
| Hon. Aldrich settle down in midst of
banzais. Senator Keane nextly aroused
| up.
May 1 be allowed to speak. please?"
| he require nervusly.
| Certainly you might" say Hon. Sher-
| man.
| Il was not asking permission of you,-
New-York tribune., 1910-01-09

/ was speaking to Senator Aldrich," snib
this Keane man
Hon. Aldrich make permission signal
with moustache.
Fellow Senator's" revoke Hon Keans
with sharp expression peculiar to Eliza
beth. n. j.. ''how long shall we spend
here clubbing away our time with this
empty percyfludge? BY the Presidents
message ! am deliciOusIy aware how
many important Issues must be sorted
out with immediate quickness Do not
that Message tell us TO get right to
work? We must investigate the Dept Of
Injustice. Sugar Frauds. How to Save
Money by Postage. White Slavery. the
Execution of Zelaya and some Simple
Way to Subsidize Ships without Helping
the Steel Trust In addition TO this We
must not forget the National Resources
of the Country which must be Preserved
either by the Government or some prt-
vate Corporation"
Senator TiIlman bounced upwards
with the expression of a mad eagle
Have yoL no delicacy of soul?" he
require. Otherwise why should you
mention National Resources in my pres
ence and thusly remind me of the irri-
tating Administration now passed away
to Africa"
"It is now the middle of the after
noon." say Senator Bailey with watch.
land the membership OF this Senate has
thought enough for their pay. Therefore
/ make a movement to adjourn to sorne
more pleasant saloon"
Carried by a unanimous majority. All
Senators of any oldness make schooIboy
scrambles TO get to some other Iobbey.
Me and Nosi also adjourned to out
side where We seen Senator Bailey get
ting inside a 76-horsepower ottomobile
and trying to look like Simple Tom JEFF
ferson while doing So
We'll Boys he ask-it when he seen
Us. ''have you been watching them Party
Harmonies?"
Yes. Hon. Highness," say me & NoEi.
'but We did not notice them Hon. In
surgents making any such musical
noises"
And yet" say Hon. Bailey, both
Factions expects to get together on
many Issues before the Session is over"
have TO turn a hose on you to get you
apart"
Hoping you will be invited when they
DO. Yours truly.
HASHIMURA TOGO.
Copyright. 1910. by The Associated Literary
Press)
New-York tribune., 1910-01-09
Togo Visits Washington
To Hear the Senators Debate

Morning Stars seemed to wake up and
take notes. But the Senate was too tired
to do so. Some was dreaming they was
in Heaven where they had all the impor-
tant Committee appointments. Others
sat with happy smiles reading about
themselves in the news-prints Senator
Borah was seen playing checker game
with Senator McCucumber, famous for
his cooness
OF suddenly an Insurgical Senator
with his lofty intelligence cut pompa-
dour across the brow. arose to the full
height of his shortness. 1t was Hon. La
Toilette. o surely it was.
Gentlemen & Senator's" commence
that shorty giant with his mouth full of
serpents' tongues, why should we yawp
about falls palavrs? Even while we con-
verse in chivalrous debates the Cunning
helms and the Guggenhams are walking
away with Alaska in their pocket. Shall
we continue thusly to act like head
waiter to the interests? Shall we spoil
the Land and spare the Trusts?"
'One moment, please, perhaps" say
Hon. j. Caesar Burro, jumping rapidly to
his shoe laces like he was sounding the
keynote to a Chicago convention. "In
early date of youth learned one childy
rhyme which might be apple pose to this
situation. Following is it:
"Woodsman. spare that Trust.
Touch not single tWig.
In Youth it sheltered us
And now we won't renig."
Loud applause for this smart quota
ton
What, please, is the deceptive mean
ing which the Gent from Michigan is
trying to serve up in poetikal form?''
require Hon. La Toilette with voice full
of brick-bats.
Did / not make my meaning clear?"
require Hon. Burro with the vixen ex-
preston peculiar TO Senatorial Courtesy.
Il thought my quotation was SO simple
that even a Insurgent Leader could un-
derstand it,
Nearly everybody in the House of
Lords awoke up at this straight shoot.
II jump to an objectioni" holla Hon
La Toilette to Hon. Sherman. who sat
looking at the ceiling and thinking of
real-estate conditions in Utica.
Il have the Floor. Mr.. Chair" yall
Hon. Burro with voice Cant you hear
me doing SOP"
II should be permitted to occupy this
Floor where / ami" say that Man from
Michigan with growells.
Il call you down to order!" dib the
Vice Pres hitting his desk with knocker.
Hon. Gent from Wis had his feet on