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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-04-07
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uare lrngc, inoen Scr otter giel1ino-
fpre5 Ire0 og 9io Mcrico. S Sen
iiOlte ltge bar Ser purct bprt ct frai=
tigt Sinseius al Jre0souen, og Set
Ser pentes bpert .Solh life for Set
fprlte blo6ige Scmmeniteo mellen
Hegieri1gstroppcr % Sniurgenter.
9eu fprite pirfeligc 9lntponing al.
at Sen gulnle Yraiibcnt Gio5 nGrcr
9nlfe ont at ltille Jig imp0cfonmcl1-
Oe operfor Sc arop, ipnt aSniurgcn
terne opltiller, fif mon al Sen bulp-
aarlige ~Meslage" iom ban tillenbta
&ongresien1 peo 6ens Son1mentrpoen
Sen 1. gpril. S 0ette 9u0ifob er.
flere0e fan Jig pelpillig linoet ouer
for mango al Sc al bans Mooitanoe
re fremi iatte Jorlangel1Oer. San uh
talte laaleoes i'm Silllutning til G.
Ser irtet @ienpolg maatte iin>,
Steo bperfen al Yrejibent ellcr al
ssn0eDapere al 8olgembeoer, li9elc;
oes til, at oer ital fin6e Herionitii
te Ste6 oe @1nbeoer, iom bciottcs
ueo llonnpnelie, naor lom bellt oettf
forlonges al aongresien. 9o1 ino
rplnmer 8u6lfabct, at set er ii.
Sfaoc for 9(ominiltrotionen. noor
oen lomme &erion for lang Sin
6efl9oer ct og lon1ne @mbcoc, ol
6m gap 2pfte onl, at bpis CT 9op.
iom paabpber upcriobiif ifDornnelie" al
M0n1iniitrationen Sc forifjellige
Stuter blep be0togct al aonarcsicn
pilbe ben foo bons Stette. San er.
flereoe Jig ligeleoes 6oper al lon.
sere Gmbeosterr1i,1er for 3ommere
og for Ceiling al Sc ltore ,ssorbegoo.
ier, iooleoes at 9anobc,oltninger
f1t1oe fno .9[ogoug til Sc itore 9ono.
itt9fninger, joni I'LL benliaaer utpr=
feoe u1oer itore 8ciiooeres 8ontrol
Gette liges at bore Set ll1eit libe.
rale og omfattenoe 8u0ifab, Der no.
genlinoe bor pnret ier0t 4ongresier
af 9ia5. ut set er frerntpunget al
Smltp1oigbe0er1te og neppe er q
llollag al pirfclig &eforniper boz
Nrrli0erten fuar for iao piot minor'
@etroniug, noar Blot Sc gipne 2pite,
bol0es, eller / bpert Sab ,neoes mel
9illio al 9ia5' Mooltanoere. 9fel
i 6enne &etning ipnes Ser at mana-
le life lioet. S bpert Gol0 mcnc*
&e6ellionens 2eoer; Groneisco S
0iooero, at mere nteget alporlige &c:
trnfeligbeoer peb at inoleoe frcoeliat
ltnoerbanDlinger pao 0ette @runolol
olcne, og ban pil mulig itille 8rot
ON poerligere @arontier % Snb:
remmelier, fer ban in0laoer Jig pac
egenlige l1n6erbanolinger. 9an oe
bans nern1eite &oobgipere opboI6e,
Jig for Sioen 81 Eoio, 1cro9
hporfro Ser foregaar betnmelige I'm.
6erbon6linger, iom man booher ri
fere til cit Operensfom1t.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-04-07
s @eo @ina blep liolte Il!

= S &eo Msing blep li6lte ltgc
feiret 8rplll,p mellem Ell &ineier
2ouis @ong af Gulutb, og en- ing
&ige al nprif Mfitamning, 6lorence
strolberg af &ancocf, Micb. 9ruo=
gommen er silfeintport6r og @jer al
ct itort &oteI g1tlufb, ligeiom ban
er en- flor gien6omsbeii6ber / ser
nor6lige 9el al gtaten og meget rig
@on er fg6t / Songfong, 35 slal
gammel og bar ppret fer 2an6et
20 Mor. 8rl16en, ,bpis Gorel6re e1
norffe, TOM fra Sancocf til Dulutl
og fit Mrbeioe / .@ongs Sn1portfor
retning. 8rpllupet hep feiret pat
lamerifanf Ms.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-04-07
6 n 6onlf Dpfinoeli e

en- 6anif 0pfin0 0e I e..
gbicogoblobet uStanoaro Opini=
on" omtaler paa en- oberoroentlig
roienbe Moobe en- Spfin6elie al en-
bo:1if Manb Gbicogo, @r. @enrD
Neterierl 1929 9f. California slpe
Spfin6elien beltaar / ct 8inoue
rScreen", ion 8(a6et ipaar in6en
lang 3ib oil tre0e / Steoet for olle
onore &onltrlrftioner poa bette Ont
roabe bele 2anbet. Set giper Ell
uoferlig 8eifripelle at Spfinoellen,
Ser fan anbrinees etbpert @inoue
og titles iaalebeS, at set fife les,
noar set life er / 8rug, ligeiom Set
fan irbltifles til at 6effe en- bpilfen
iom beIit &eibe al 8ir0uet. glooet
u6taIer, at Sc itore sSoroele oel,ne
Opfin6elie .bDber pil fire SEN ct fo=
losialt sa1g oberalt og I'll bic Sen
iom en- al Sc melt foroelagtige og
letteit ielgelige 0pfin6elier / Dor
9io. Gor 2an6sman6, ser bor gjort
Cpfin6elien, betegnes iom en- belfe,
ben, men ier6eles ifarpiin6ig oa
flog Man6, Ser peo lin ssnpentiol'
Ebor piit en- itor praftiif Sans, mes
ffIdrt 8lit for, bpa6 Dor Gio freezer
&etniug af befpemnle og npttigf
&iaapen1ioler pe0 Sn6retnine al 8e
boelfes- os in6a,itrielle Bpgninger.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-04-07

n1eo lin pffieielte 9ferperelie.
Senoag 6orniooog 11.30 pure
tillteoe paa 0anio 3oll Dfinneap=
oils for at bille poa Sen ocrpGrenoe
oonlfe 8olonies Meolemmer. Gn
&pmitc al ca. 30 oanlfe 6orretnings=
memo og &eprGientanter for oonlfe
Srganilotioner / Minneopolis pil
pGre tillteoe for at mootage @eiono=
ten, lpm pil bore / Salen en 5imes
Tio.
@eianoten refer famine 0ogs slf=
ten pioere til Chicago.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-04-07
dlIleri6Q.
&,,lmineritrcjfc / Gamaoa.

Gn neget olnfotten0e &ulltrejfe er
6egpnot sllberta og oet pltlige 9ri=
tiff Golum6ia. 6orelpbig 'er 10000
Mano lloe poa Strejfe, og mango
flere pertes at lutte Jig til / 2sbet
al Sen nGrmeite Jrenltio. Mon frpg=
ter for> at Ser bill blipe &l1fn1angel
Gonooos peltlige Eropinier, og at
olle Ja6rifer lndo ltonble.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-04-07

be(t feroig. Set paoltaaes, at Scr
/ Sc un0erite aialoere altib far pe
ret opbeporet Ell M9ngoe branofor=
lige Sager og @iasier al slmma1ui-
ton for statsn1ilitlen, % ut 9pg
nin9en %irfeligbeoen altio bar pn
ret u6lot for Ell 9otaltrofc lon Sem,
ser I'LL bor fnnbet ste0, cller cnopg
en- langt p9rre.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-04-07
Mrs. 2ouile &oeppner. en- z

Mrs. 2ouile @oeppner, en- Il
Mar garnntel gnfe Davenport, bor
i Sc ii6ite 6 sor bait SEN sorg, at
en- af benoes 6 9stre er ofgaoet oeo
Gsoen bpert Star. 2a sen iiojfe af
Dstrene opoe ii6lte l1ge, folbt sen
gomIe Some oper 2otterens Sig og
6soe meo set iomn1e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-04-07
Staliemif Moroer6amoe Gaulas
Gitn.

S @anios Gitp, Mo, foretog el,
@olitiltprfe paa 55 Mono, leoet al
Eoliticbef Griffin liolte Spnoog ct
~&oi0" Sen italiea1lfe &plpni, pes
bpilfen 5S Mello blep anbolOte oa
Ell @asle Gaoten al Sen nclt for
ifiellig Mrt beilog(aete. 5iolte ltge
6lep Ell Bolitibetjent, fsot Staliener,
lfuot fra ct 8aabolo, og oette aau
snleoning til :Q'asieongoloelicn. s
oen ienere Sio er Ser begaoet ntonge
Moro 8peus itaienite &oloni, bbil=
fet gop @olitiet s(nlcbning til at tro,
at Ell orgoniieretD'o D'orOer6onoe efsilte=
rebe, og bette lpnes at p9re befref=
tet peo Observation-Disclosures. Mf oe
IS onbolote blep Sc 46 orrcltereoe
for pibere ltnoerlegelle.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-04-07

STD. /. &arl 2ar en- ;
! sSn 5 a M ing al Gre,
be fra 5 a II t e Il s.
pun0r ere
Ge6 treble 9ebonoli',g al oen
6onlfe Tiranslop bepilgeoes Ser 0or=
fotteren, @rofesior &orl 2orien 600
&r. til fortlot Snbiamling of 9rere
til og ira oanlfe ltoponorere pg Gag
heger, itrepne' al 0onite l1opanorere
nj Sc ollere0e u0fomne 0agbegcr og
@repe er to ltgrre @rl1pper &reDe be-
bonoleoe @ogen r9anife Np6pa-
gere" Ser uofom 9fopember 1910,
og iom ifil0rer Sen iplfe Msllerlen
Sens Stprm Scbmiot, Ell california;
@ulbgraper fra S1alptre0lerne, og
3effemonoen Sans &asmusien. fra
9foroijGllono og bans 6arnilie, bpis
slrbejoerlip og Tdrnergierning / ga
nooo fol6er fra 1905 til 1910. Set
er aorl 9ariens M9t gjennem Ell
iSortinttelie al bette Mrbej0e at lgge
6en 0onife l1opanorer, bej og lap,
Ma,1b % 4pinoe, 9an0boer, SgmanO
% 9prnenneife, lfilbret paa @rln6<
lag al set poalibeliglte Stof of ale,
oeres egne fortrolige Sptegnelier og
Srebe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-04-07

9eeer Snonanbringen til @anaeu
5 Sc Iiolte Mooncocr er Ger itc,
Ell neget hetpoclig S,1opanoring al
9fe9re til 6e peitliee &ropi11ier / Ga.
na0a. Get bar pentet, at Sniarou
Mntbpriteterne ser / 9on0ct pil0e
mo0iette Jig oenne s5nopanbrina.
iom uoeltften6e ifer fra be Gor.
Stater, a,ten ser er intet Sfriot fore.
taeet ffor at forbil1ore ben, fun .bar
Ser :funbet ct ombpggeligt Gfterips
Steo ongooenoe 9icgrel,es Sano
beostilltan0 og slrhejOsbpgtiqheb, ol
| Silfel0e al Oen riltgelte Ar1s1onis
ON, at Ell Snopouorer life piloe pul> )
iltano til at toriergc Jig iclp, er ba':
eller bum uben Observation-Disclosures h!c
ben tilbagepiit. Son, 9icgel ct Sc:
orbeiosopgti9e 6olf, Scr far melo,
Jig til Gntrp for Soneitea0s, og loa-
oanne er blepen 0em tilitaaet. Tor
nogle Gage lioen oor Sagen til 6or.
bonoling 6et cono6iife Gorlomert,
bpor ct Meolelu fra Ontario aioroe
Snoiigelie woo &egerinopauorinecn.
ioet Jan git u6 fra at &ocen iffe
posieoe for 6e eonooiife Sorbolo
Snoenrigsminilteren bepbe6e, at Sc
conobilfc Cppe life uoeluffcr Nc9re
og &egieringen fr,nbe life goa uoen:
ont 9obene, men fltn nile sen pberlte
&aoposienbe6 in6enfor 2opere.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-04-07

sfrio efttr $r@tr1ner yaa Sett,
glsS.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-04-07

6 iereelig Sfiebne
5 set 0anife MfbolosoagbIao .Re-
form" Of Marbus, iom reoigeres at
9arlen=2eoet> me66eles, at oen tioli-
|gere &eooftsr af v8iborg Amts So
cial6e1nofrat" ST. 2aurtt3en, joni
I'LL opbol0er Jig fer 9merita, Ii6er
9fs6. 2ourit5en opgop fin @til-
ling iom &eoafter for Socioliitblooet
/ @iborg faa Gage fit 6olfetines-
palget ifior, forbi ban bar uenig me6
lit &artis 6lertal ON sli!iancen meo
Set ro6ifale &enitre, og ban btl6e
life ifripe moo lin 0perbepisni11g-
@on reilte iaa til Mmerifa meo So
milien, men berobre bar ban peret
meget l1beloig, bar iffe funnel fin6e
arbeioe, % MI er fan blcpen ing,
iaa ban og bans 6amilie leper / oen
o9oe1te Satttg0om.
&eoaftsr 2orien.2eoet oppellcrer
MI til 9nnffe Mn1erifa ON at fon1-
me 6eres betrengte 2an6smano til
@ielp, ,ligeipm bon opfororer 2aurit+
gems Nartifeller Danmarf ON at
gipe bonn 5tstte, iaa ban mulie
fl1n6e forn1ne tilbage til Donmarf, {
bbert Jal6 iffe bore u6iat for ben
bitre ges6 ber / 2anbet. 2aurit3ens
Morlsie er t03, 9ambert slpe.. So
liet ST..
9en' oanife 9anostinssmuno So
ra&9. Senien bar lopet at ftille 800
8r.:til &aa6igbeb, wis Der fra ans
6e11 .sioe tunbe i,1oi:1mles 500 ar,
It'll .8eo.I 2ourit5ens &iemienoelie:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-04-07
S 0 + q II 8 / 8 b or q 8
Sc lie.

Sra Slut1,il,sen oi Sc:ll.or til
2@}ioten al @'orts bcrciite 6orfottc=
rem, ST. Soban stiolobo:g De oo11=
lfe &olonier paa sti'lcborstpiten OF
blep bpert eneite Steo ,no6toget os:
6srt me0 8eeeiitrina. Meo Sore.
oraget / 5olt 2ofe Gitp ben II.
Morts ilutte0es Sen Delt!iglte Del af,
Rejle11, og oerefter .reilt; ST.. og Gr1t.
5fjoloborg til Jrecuout, ,Neb.> bpor.
Be / nogle Gage opbolot Jig boa
Sl9gtni,,ee.
Ger- %. Morts toltc Digteren I,
Badger, 8. g., SEN 1. os. ! COL
man, 8. >, og ocune l1ge boloer
fan iSoreoroa Minneopolis C.. os.)
ct. Youl (7.), Milltomn, isis. (8)>
Morinette> @is. Qt, @acine> @is.
Q3)> ct. 2ouis, @io. Q5). Ccref-
ter goar &ejien pia Gbicogo til oon,
lfe &olonier Micbigm og &c1n=
iplponia, og pao 2itfpiten CT lnon /
6isie Gage Inro me6 at arrange
re 5oreorng, ion pil blipe bolot I
8e9pnoelie1 uf !Q;oi Maone6.
Noor Spl1rreen / Mi6ten al Mof
afil1ttes, pil 9r. @fioloborg babe
bolot ca. 60 6oreorog lioer fin
Mnfonlt til 9lmerita ii6it / gfonea;=
Der +. 9(.
9Sao Sen itsrite Del al oen TIMBER
ti0en onltrengen6e g}eiie bar Set
sfjoloborg le6iaget lin Mano.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-04-07
y y e Il iii IL ii ) 5 s. a 5 ! G.

Sor. Ssto 5ollien, Nlojr, 9teb,
2Geolen1 al Cen foreneOe ou1lte Sir
fe5 Sfpleoirettipu, CT !bnup1t til
&osierer for Ai:fe1u uflm0et lom of=
bpoc @iarcl,5 Neebs Gfterlplger.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-04-07

6 +. SSu iu 3 90 . / s c IL
j 10 er,
ser / len9ere Sis bor bapt Ell fore
fsbig 9lnlattelie iom slsiiltcnt unOe
9'elu Dorf stots 2F9erbrl'ss=G Gepor-
tements slf0elingen for iSarm 2ono,
far fra 1. slpril fooet folt 9lnipttel-
ie oenne Stilling efter at bope lu1.
6erfaltet Zig Sen forneone @ipil
Serpice Examination. @or ol1iete
2onbsmanb pil inolebes l1n0er @ipil
Serpice 2opens Beifpttelle iortiRtte
lin 8irffombeo meo at lfofie en- opg-
tig lfan0inapilfe 2anobefolfning ii
Sem Dorf sSorme, iom fam fooes fo'
en- fprbol6spi5 lap Eri5.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-04-07


fnf.
Gou ct Sen /. e(pril ofbplbt Betty
relleSn1poe polgt,5 ) e nrp 8
$ er 8, s + icago ., til 6or
n1anO for 9anlf 9llnerifanif Selltab
&ce=6 6ormanospolterne bleo for0el
ipm felger:
90. 6. 2f q 5 e H., e G :!
- OF f, l.. Siceformmo.
SOAR &irfeg Il RS, u q
c in e, 2. Giceformon0.
6. IS. $ an EN-, g 4 /
Sroncisco, 3. Sicefpruo1o.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-02-04

Wheat
averages
so TO SO
bushels
per acre
Gn the
Ell Paso
Valley
| Is
bushels
per acre
m the
Eastern
country
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-02-04
- tributary - -.

acres Of land in the FL Paso Valley The completion of this
great DAM which will form lake of water estimated by the
engineers to be about 40 miles long, will supply ample water
Tor 1Irgang the entire valley The United States
men through the Reclamation Service spending So
100000 in the building of this great dam.
The FL Paso Valley, with abundance of land untitled
and capable Of sustaining thousands of happy conened and
prosperous farmers calling the progressive farmer and
offering nearly all the things that make life worth living to
the who will spend little money and do little work.
For many years rather Indifferent this valley has
been famed 1t has produced enough from few to
support family and If live from two acres why
should he labor ten This appears to have beethe
trolling idea up within few years the part of many
Many settlers have from the north and and
from California within the past three years. and who
still coming who believe that the Ell Paso Valley land is
available for farming than of the coast country
The farmer and fruit grower in this valley being from 1900
fOrma farmers; and having frultng from four
weeks earlier able to place large part of their
farm products the market at fancy prices before their Pa
cc coast competitors begin shipping Even later IN the
when the California growers begin to ship their fruit
to Chicago and eastern states farmers have decided adj
vantage their favor Being much to the of
demand they able to leave their fruit to fully rpen
the trees and not having pick half ripe for long distance
shipping they consequently command much better prices
Fruit longer luxury but has become necessary art
Of food and the demand for early fruits and choice vegea
bes from the Ell Paso Valley will always far exceed the
supply that serious competition practically cannot exist No
section Of the arid semarid blessed with climatic
and other advantages equal those enjoyed by the people Of
this valley The valley sufficiently far south to be insured
agn the winters Of northern lands it has suf
Gent elevation 385 feet relieve it from the sWelterng
heat prevalent in countries of similar latitude but
the level 1t surrounded by towering
and has atmosphere dry that will not absorb
heat that the sets the air becomes cool
that of land much farther north These peculiar cOndi
combine make both the and winter climate of
the valley ideal for animal and vegetable life The
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-02-04

natural fertility of the soil in the Ell Paso Valley which
unexceled largely augmented by irrigation from Rio
Grande the waters Of which heavily laden with sedi
ment carrying plant foods which operate natural fer
zers and render the valley lands practically nexhaustbe
when irrigated series Of tests and experiments by the
chemist of the New Mexico Agricultural College located in
the valley has demonstrated that plant food added
to the land by the of feet depth of the Rio Grande
water per rgatng than removed by the crops
produced upon lands thus irrigated and that by using plenty
Ofsuch waters irrigation purposes the fertility of the lands
In this valley be indefinitely maintained This may be
stated of the primary and probably greatest advan
ages to be derived from farming under irrigation In this
section visitor from the north, who has travelled widely
upon returning home made the following statement which
expressive of that held by many others who have visited
this valley 81 have just returned from trip the Ell PasO
Valley 1t wonderful spot and destined to be
OF the not the popular fruit districts
America The conditions of the SOIL atmosphere and climate
such to produce all fruits perfection California
fruits, for instance both grain and flavor and
every other district produces fruit lacking essential
feature but here grain flavor and form simply perfect
The markets for valley products hand FL PasO
rapidly growing city of $4,000 population, market
itself that all the valley present produces At pres
ent receives large mpOrtatOns of fruits and vegetables
from California grown land three four times the price
lands here with labor costing what 1t here
and laid down Ell subject heavy express charges
Nnetenths of the products shipped into FL PasO from Cali
orna could just we'll be grown this valley and the
ey kept at home 1t is the story with poultry and dairy
products. Now that irrigation
supply the future prosperity of this valley is assured The
years will witness wonderful changes for the valley
coming again its and the hOmeseeker and farmers
coming in and settling joining with those already here
its upbudng There is plenty of good, productive land
for sale reasonable prices mistake
settling down the FL Paso Valley which offers more adj
vanages the farmer and producer than any other section
OF the great southwest
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-02-04

Secretary Wilson of the Department of Agriculture
expressed opinion that irrigation farming ultimately
would revoutionize agriculture all the United States,
The first systematic application of irrigation in the United
States naugrated by the Moons the shores of the
Lake 1847 They found Utah anything but the
promised land for which they had hoped From necessity they
resored irrigation and made the barren site OF Salt
Lake City of the most prosperous communities IN the
Irrigation however did not make extensive Roadway
until after the Civil during the early los when
great tide of immigration turned towards the west In 1910
ONLY about 10000 of land cultivated by rriga
ton the United States In the next ten years this number
increased to 100000 During the years between
$4,000 irrigation experienced great BOOM and the number
of increased to nearly 100000 In 1902 the last
acreage 526 and each month thousands
added until the total is nearly 20000000 today
The prehistoric town building Pueblo indians IN this and the
adjoining territory practced irrigation thousands OF
ago The descendants Of these indians still cultivate lands
which TILED by irrigation when the treaSureseekng
Spaniards up from the south High along the steep
cliffs in the canyons of the southwest still cling the of
the former homes of the extinct OF cliff dWees and
the broad valleys below can be today their
and irrigation canasa that left to tell the
story of Americas first agrcurists For years land has
armed by irrigation in the Ell PasO Valley from the
Of the Rio Grande and profitable crops raised 1t has only
awoke to the great possibilities of this valley along lines of
agricultural development with the result that its fame
rich productive farming section becoming known through
out the country Many influences combine at the present
time make the E Paso Valley country the most attractive
spot for homeseeke and farmers the whole southwest
expensive to start farming here but the returns
much larger than other places and you crop
by irrigation Irrigated land cheap land
The for whom the best little too good do
the FL Paso Valley They 90 where land only few dollars
per But the who have the courage and confidence
that they the best tools and produce the best results
these the who settling the irrigated lands of
the valley The Elephant Butte irrigation proposition
in three years, will be in position to inigate 100000
, 1911-01-11
N
Christiansted

Jan. Gth-per s. S. "Korona" for St,Thou1-
as-Christian Hennemann, S, Mailing Holm
Jan. 6th-"Viking" from st. Thomas
Mrs. Sarah Willis,
Jan. 7th-"Vlking'' ior st. Tbomas-Gen-
darme Kjersgaard, Edrid Dinsey, Joseph
Samuel, Maria Branch, Underforvalter Hut
tesen and wife, Sarah Drummond and child,
Mrs. A, Chabert, William Stafford, Emma
CIindinen, Sarah George, David Stallard,
Holmes Kerr, Politibetjent Olsen and Trans
portanten Clifford Joseph.
, 1911-01-11
HELwEG-L LARSEN.
Translation.


IT is hereby brought to public notice that
- pursuant to the decision of the Ministry
of Finances, u general census is to be taken
in the Danish West Indin Islands on the LIST
February % C., which will be carried oat
under the direction of the P~olicemnsters Of
the respective Jurisdictions.
Government for the Danish West India
Islands, St. Thomas the 5th January, 1911.
LIMPRICHT.
, 1911-01-11
BekendteoYels ?.

nET bekendtg0res herved, at Henhold
~ til Finansministeriets Bestemmelse vii
der den 1ste Februur d.. Il. paa de dansk
vestindiske Der were at afholde en- aiminde-
lg Folket@lling, som vii blive udf6rt we'd
Foranstaltning af Embellishments Politi-
mestre.
Guvernementet for de lansk vestindiske
Der, st. Thomas, den Ste Januar, 1911.
LEMPRICHr.
, 1911-01-11

5. Bird discussion on Draft of Ordinance
concerning Payment for Witnesses. The
Government had sent in an amendment
changing the superscription, which had
originally described the Draft as "for St.
CroIx' and had been altered to "for the West
Indian Islanls", back to "for st. Croix."
The Governor explained that as the Draft
had moi yet been passed in st. Thomas and
its fate there was doubtful, he Ind thought
it right not to keep St. Crolx waiting INV
longer, and had therefore proposed the
Amendment.
The Draft was passed at Bird discussion
unanimously.
e. 3rd Discussion on Draft Of Ordinance
concerning Trades aud Occuputio~s in
St. Croix. Tbs Draft was finally passed.
Z. Draft of Ordinance authorizing the
Government to spend II, POO Francs (origi-
nally 10000, but amended by GoyernmenD
from the immigration Fund to acquire land
and buildings for an Agricultural Expert
ment Station in st. Crolx.
lie Remarks to this draft ana the amend
ment fully explain the matter. The land
(23 acres) and buildings are at Annals Hone.
and the Government found it better to pnr-
chase and make the sum Il debt on the Sta
ZION TO be repaid to the Immigration Fin |.
"HC uOL lDlIOUicGQ the Draft, He
said he had tried to explain the matter in
the Remarks, to winch lie would refer, AMI
nelo "oold only say that he thought the
outlay a good Investment No wa,I4 49,
commend the Draft to the fnvnnroLJa a.
sideration and quick decision OF M4e 49,. y
Member Merwin asked when the land and
buildings would be taken over, to which tue
Governor replied CAS- soon as possible"
The same Honorable Member asked to whom
the canes now on the land belonged, to
which the Governor replied; 80 the pres
ent owner"
Member Laeyy recommended the Draft
on which he said there was nothing to be
sud beyond this, that His Excellency the
Governor had made a good selection.
Member Stakemann said that as lawyer
he had at Governments request dealt Wits
the matter, which was simple. Cash was to
be paid, the canes were to be taken off by
the owner, the right of way to the property
was secured and the use OF the water. The
sale had not yet been effected, pending the
decision of the Council.
The Draft was then passed all stages una
nimously.
s. Draft of Ordinance exempting from
Stamp Tax a loan raised by the st. Thorn
as Harbour Board for dredging operations.
The Governor introduced and recon-
meuded the Draft, which was then by the
Vice Chairman put under discussion.
Member GoIden made some remarks on
the trouble caused in general by the stamp
law, and the Vice Chairman pointed out
that it was only the question of the exemp-
ton for the st. Thomas Harbour Boards.
loan that was before the Council.
Member Stakemann approved the Draft,
but thought there would be very little use
for it.
The Draft was then put through all stages
aud was finally passed unanimously.
The Meeting was closed at about half
past-three o'clock.