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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-03-01
LEGAL NOTICES
Notice Inviting Proposals. 70 Purchase
City of klamath Falls I'm.
~.nvn,~>>.,H nNnA.

City of klamath Falls Inn.
prNvement Bonds
/ Sealed proposals will be received
by the undersigned until Monday. thu
sth day OF March. 1915. at the houl
of s O'Clock p. m, OF said day. al
the city hall. in the city OF klamath
/ Falls. Oregon. (and at such time
and place all proposals received will
ibe opened), for the purchase oi
l$ls.04O.76 city OF Klamath Falls,
Oregon. coupon improvement bonds,
payable ten years from date OF issue.
bearing rate OF interest not to ex-
ceed 6 per cent per annum, interest
payable semi-annually. principal and
interest payable ,at the once of the
city treasurer or at the Fiscal Agency
lot the state OF Oregon. In New York.
principal and interest payable in gold
coin OF the United States of America.
Said bonds will be issued In denomin-
ations not exceeding $4,000 each.
and numbered from / to -. inclu-
slve. Said bonds are authorised BY
Ordinance No. $40. Of tho city OF
klamath Falls. Oregon. for the pur-
pose of providing funds to pay the
cost of improving Third street. from
Main street to California avenue. In.
Slnding intersections. Said bonds wiA
be sold to the highest bidder, for
cash, and for no less than their par
value and accrued interest.
Each proposal to purchase said
bonds must be accompanied by .
check for per cent Of the amount
of the proposal. certified by some
responsible bank. payable to the order
of the undersigned.
Proposals must be indorsed PRO
posals to Purchase Third Street I'm
provemeut Bonds"
The council OF said city reserves
the right to reject any and all bids.
3 Said bonds will contain q provision
to the effect that the city reserves
the right to take up and cancel such
bond, upon payment at any time OF
the face value. with accrued interest
to date OF payment. at any semi-an-
nual coupon period. at or after one
year from the date OF such lbond
or bonds. 4
A. l.. LrAvITT. i,
Police Judge Of the city Of Kisu-
ath Falls. Orsgon. =
Dated at klamath Falls. Oregon.
February bth, 1915. $50 81.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-03-01

- -, ,',- - irss,rvsv-,e~~s~1ei4H1U
,""Se' pfhcihg ~ 80 tnnt u wOiiil
oe impossible for her 10 get out from
lhH inside Then they drove OF hast.
ily.
Frnhilcally Elaine managed 10
'pnbcn tho gng. She screamed Her
voice seemed 10 be bound around by
me iron walls as she was herself.s She
thndh"rcd Tn" water was rising.
ma reached her Ghost. aud was g,ill
rIalng slowly. 'iucxorably.
what was thHt2 silence? or was
homcDuc outside?
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-03-01
! Foreign Rights Reserved.

"oy uncobsei"iia on tue s,ar NJ t.s
ronI where We found him
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-03-01
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET

Steers-No. l. weighing $50 to
400 lbs. 7a7A; 100 to 1900 lbs.
ga q 7c: second quality. Sk 16hc.
Cows and heifers--No. l. 6NG
Giac: second quality. 5Is q &C.
Bulls and stags--Good. 5G6c:
fair. +95c.
calves--Light weight. 909hc:
medium. SGshc: heavy 607c.
sheep--wethers. Gh @6Nc: ewes
5H d5Nc.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-03-01

only regret that ! cannot change
al! my life policies for those In this
greatest Of life companies. John n.
Miller. banker. Dexter. Missouri.
27-2ts F..M. Priest. Agent.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-03-01

Yearling lambs. IN a SC.
Hoss-Hard grain fed. weighing
100 to 200 lbs. IN 07kc; 100000
&c; undesirable hogs. 50Gc.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-03-01
Advertised List

Tho following unclaimed mail
matter advertised on the 27th day of
February, 1915. will be sent to the
Dead Letter office at Washington.
d c.. on the 18th day OF March:
Briscoe. f. d.
Bosnia. Lloyd
Bankero, Mrs. J. B.
Creste. Novelli
Gore. Mrs. Lillian NJ.
Johnson. G, N.
Landauer. Minnie
Ratliff, II. c.
Riedl. W., Md.
Tice Oliver
Tyree. VIM. NJ. (U. 8. A.
Taylor. Alice
A charge of one cent will be made
on all letters delivered from this. list.
In calling for letters please say .'ad-
vertised.' W. A. DEIZELL, Pm.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-03-01

't."t"',"...,t........., ....,..,.... .......
oNYA"ErYLEHE EIpISG 60.
/ Come, Walter" h, cried. -rnning
up III" Hhoro.
moment lu,or brenu icfs. we
reached the doorway II va. Of
ogurs", locked Kennedy wllilpe out
HIS revolver and several well dir ,cted
sh0ta through the kcyhole alnr shed
the lock- We put our shoulders to II
aud swung tic door open. ent .ring
The factory.
Beside u work bench stood two long
tyliuderB. studded With bolts.
That's shat Fra l0oling fcr." ex
claimed Craig. Here, walter. take
one. ri take the o,hcr and the
tubes aud
We ran, for thorr was no tine to
lnsr. As nearly as could cstima H..
tie wa'cr must NOW be slowly cl sing
over Elaine.
What IL ~ asked. ms hc Jlined
UP the tubes iion the tauhs to the
peculiar hookliEe pppora'ns he cnr.
rl.i
'Am "Syacetyieur blow pipe. ny mut
tered back !eyerlshJy "rsed for weld.
ing and cutting, too. he added
With light he touched the nozzle
instantly kissing, binding fame.
needle made The steel under II ircan
descent The terrific hea, from enc
nozzle made the steel glow. The
stream Of oxygen from the second
completely consumed the hot metal
Kennedy was actually cutting out
huge hole In the still exposed surface
Of the tank all around. except for a
few inches. 10 prevent the heavy
piece from falling inward
AZ Kennedy carefully bent outward
the section of the ianl: which he had
cut. he quickly reached down and
lifted Elaine. unconscious. out Of the
water.
Gently lie laid her on the sand. l;
wns the work of only a moment tc Gu,
the cords that bound her hands
There she iay, pale and sti'i, Was
she dcad2
Kennedy worked franiIcally to re
vlvc her
At last slowly, the color seemed To
return To her pale lips. Her eyelids
iluttered Then her great. deep eyes
opened.
As she looked up and caught sight
of Craig bending anXiously over her
she seemed to comprehend For mo-
ment both we're silent Then Elaine
reached up and took his hand
ScraIe.' she whispered. YOU
You've saved my life'"
Her tone was eloquent
Elaine" he whispered. sun gazing
down into her wonderful eyes, the
rmtching Hand shall pay for this! II
Is iisht TO finish between u.s..
,To BE CoNTINUED)
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-03-01
Late Market Quotations

LOCAL PRICES FO. PRODUCE. POULTRY. AND LIVE.
sTocK--rORTIAND AND rRAxCIsco LIVESTOCK QUOTA.
TIONs -,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-28

.. n,snue Wns held this mornlus
Nu taho place this attd'
formal ceremonies whlN
M mtrlIns oi q bust u jew
900, towns nrst mayor. Wi
tomorrow aftounon a chqI~
t.r, Wll sims during the ~
Nu illuminated parade YIN =
Nt 800 which the scciesies q
$500 take part The celepin'
$3.50 t'... uu saturday Win ",
nUfN exhibition fireworks ann
HH.. concerts.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-28

4. n. Msoeoala ~ :. .'sppI0a :,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-28

AL these taking pers ir tho rleWer
nrM plgtso meet ht Miss NHWuil
dancing han Monday cVCuin Naf ti
Ia .lI a'cfnef.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-28

EaEF OUTDOOR EXHIBITIONS DAILf-3;3
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-15
HOT ON TRAIL Of
MyRDEROUSIR
TuSla Jail Breakers Hid Near Col
llnSville With Posse Close
In Pursuit

TulsN Sept l5 Cmrles smlth,
= John Murphy aud William Moore
lhr three duspvHdocs who r-caped
from the ulsn county jail after mur.
duuusIy Us.uu.ting Nlght lniler - G.
Cooley wl wife late Tuesday night
nrr BOO hIu- near Culms,lllc with
% large posse of officers lel by Sheriff
lu. Nu0lvN rlu-r uu their trail
After leaving the iull the fugitlvr-
Dul telephone wires and compelled q
fuuuor ru take them 100 his buggy u
uvu--u thirteen miles north M rulm
UI about seven mile. from Collins.
willie
The du-upmdu,~ are armed win
pistol, taken from lnllrr Culley. aud
% mtur is certain according 10 PEE.
port tnIs morning DuIlpy and hi
wife may recover
Moore aud Smith were IN prison
uVmtuE trial Tor highway robbef,
while Murphy was being held M
burglar, smith and Moore were ai
rested recently after holdup nj lht
Saud Springs puUl hail Muorp haylnl
! .IuuNuHrd 1000 last pugel
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-15

Committee 10 Investigate School
Board Charges Against Bu-
ChanNn Likely 10 Serve

CElNlN DOUGLAS. who WAS
~ asked hy President L. y Edward,
VI the local school board tu mn tine
committee together for the myrstlpn
tiou of the charges against Supcrm
iruduut Buchanan has himself decided
tu nut ns q member uf the committee.
n % majority uf the men named nt
tend the Initial meeting Frlduy even.
Ink hr viii suggest organization and
then go before the board at lts meet
ng Monday and report Nhu win net
Judge Samuel Hayes. one VI the se
lccted men, finds hp viii be- unable
to serve Aside from hlm NO far az,
is known all viii give thcIr service
To help strulrhtcn out the school mud
die.
The meeting ou Friday takes place
at th" irwin school Third and Wal.
NUT to which place the offices ot the
school board md superintendent bus
been moved.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-15
SWEEPS CLEAN
Ellis County, Tevas, Reports Complete
Loss Of Top Cotton Crop-Theory l.
Pest Wa, Blown in by Hurricane

WANAuACmE Texas. Sept 10
BOIL WrayiI- have made clean sweep
ni the tUr crop cotton lu Ellis county
Every section NJ the county has been
Invaded hy these p-ts Farmers say
there I- mot siru of bloom IN the
fields 10 B, believed the wccyllS we're
blown into this section ~ the state hy
thr recent tropical hurricane which
swept the coast Ellis county crop
last 1rnr wa. l35.slg bales.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-15
IDENTIFIES GUNMAN
Jim Melton, Transfer, Declared by
Grew 10 be- BANDIT Who Held lp
CnAbcrt,Ou Car Sunday Night

.bt tsur bandit who held mp and
rilkffhhi. crew uf the last CulbrrtsOn
<st spmdny night Of $50 was positively
'sirhtificd this afternoon by Conductor
Cochran aud Mulrrmuu Emmous Os
Jim Melton O. tuumstcr living ut ll24
East Sixteenth street
Melton who was picked MP ou "a
ugmucy charge hy the policr drag
met 1ursduy hus h,cn working ln a
uudlug camp zoo the outskirts Of the
iu Following hi, Identification hy
the car crew hr was Immediately
turned over to the county aud placed
m iuil to await hl, formal urrulg
mruf
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-15
MOJAVES OBSTINATE
May Take Troops to Move Tribe From
\eedlc, In California 10 Parker,
hu.-Wdl Content Where They Are

SAN lRANCISO Sept 10 Efforts
NJ the United States officials 10 move
ihr MuIoyc Indians from Needles. Cali
inruia io % new reservation across the
Colorado river at Parker Arlz., have
met with such opposition from the In
llans that the authorities are consld-
rrlu- the udviNhility " calling ON
United SWtrs troops 90 enforce the
removal order The Indians were r..
ported us RESTLESS but trouble WIS not
expected
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-15
BASS SUIT STARTS
4. VI. Wells. Suing Furniture Company
for S2OOOO Ila, Many Witnesses To
Prove Ili, Damages

INU uf rHr damage suit against the
Ru,. Furniture Company wherein T.
NJ Well. le suing that vmuuu FOR
SluOOU for false arrest was started
m District Judge John W Ilaysuns
court Wednesday morning Fifteen
witnesses were present and were sworn
hrtum the opening statements ~ the
attorneys were made
Wells alleges that the furniture
omWm, falsely aud mulrlously
caused him lu hr arrested for obtain.
mg money uud guuds under false pre-
t,usrs mnl rnuspd him tu bp confined
m rm ..1 iuI when hr WINS guilty of
nI crime
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-15

German Opposition to American Financial Deal
"gs WITH Borrowing Albes Develops Into Country.
Wide Protest Commissioners Double Guards

NEW YORK Sept 10 The pro German propaganda against the
lo1lon billion dollar credit loan the United States
bnm md France appeared today the proportions of
country de plot threatening personal safety of the six
members of the Anglo French financial commission
Members Of this commission Of which Lord Reading Chief
Justice OF England chairman have doubled their bodyguards
became known today They have been requested by the police
New York not to advance plans any day and in
no instance appear on the streets without detectives guarding them
has been suggested that the commissioners do not visit the fnan
caI district IN % body in pairs
Whether the movement sporadic in its or organized
rot known Banks believe IS not of organized
forms OF opposition was said today have been evidenced in wide
spread threats by German American depoors that participation by
the banks which they have their funds would be followed by with
draWals
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-15
4 = Il @ 4 y s. & h

ID ERSuNS who $50 before the su.
i called tax auditor In response to
his notice 10 "ran az once. should
know what they Hre doing Morcoyr.
they should not talk tuo much Fur
thormurc, they should be careful in
paying money into the hands of one
who gives no bond 10 hold the county
harmless, who gives NO official receipt
nnd W whose work mo- official rerusl
rs Kept
1ay auditor or tax ferret George
Klein Is under mo- bond tu account for
the money hc collects The contract
under which he work, ducs mot pruuur
that he shall collect dime. n is snld.
Moreover he is sending ont notices
under Wurrut postage nI over the
country, whereby the law does mot pro-
ruouunupd un lusi TagaI
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-15

NANIllNGTON, sept. l5.-Pro-
test, against the Anglo French
credit loan being negotiated In this
country were received at the White
House today in kilograms from
various parts Of the country. One
mar in Michigan wired that runs
would be started on banks partic-
ipalng in the loan and that panics
would be- prccipitated.
No protest or communication Of
any kind regarding the proposed
loan has come from the German
government 80 far ~ can he
learned and the American govern
mcnt is said to have no present
intention Of interfering with the
efforts Of the AnglOFrench bank
ing commission.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-15
FERRET CAN'T
COLLECT TAXES
His IS Per Cent Job Is 10 Look Up
DelinquenCies and LET Treas
urer Do the Rest
TAN FERRET LAW

Revised laws oi 1910. Sec.
ill9: Contract aud Com.
prnsation for Discovery The
board Of county commission
ci, Ui any county In this
state may contract with ANY
Irr-On ~ persons 10 assist the
not usI,d and assessed, as
in the discovery Of property
not listed aud Asse, ,cd. A,
required by existing laws,
and nN the compensation ut
not TO exceed - per cent Of
taxes recovered under this ar.
tiCle. Before listing and aS.
sossing the property dis
covered the county treasurer
,hall give the person in whose
name II is proposed 10 as
So,s the same. ten days no.
tice thereof by registered let
ter, addressed to him nj his
last named place Of residence
fixing the time and place
when objections In writing to
such property listing and ~.
seSsment may be made. An
appeal may he taken 10 the
county court for the final ac.
action Of the treasurer with.
In ten days, b, giving notice
thereof in writinL aud filing
an appeal bond, as In cases
appealed from the board Of
county commissioners 10 the
district court"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-15

State VIII Offer Proof Alter Oct.
Recess; Roads TO Finish
Within Month

N FtEN o conference held between
n Federal Judge Frank A Nuu
mans, attorneys iur the ,urluus roads
Interested and Attorney General Frpel
lug Wednesday morning Il was drcld
eel tlUl recess IN the rate cases
CONTINUED un last pagel
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-15
ADVANCE ON COTTON
Texas Town Offers to Lend 10 Per
Cent Of Market Value nj > Per Cent
on South's Staple-Offer Liberal

MOUNT PLEASANT. Texas Sept
10 AZ meeting with the Farmer.
union todny hunks agreed to make al
yunccs on cotton Tor 10 per cent 1T the
market value nt 8 per cent in'v.t
This ls the lowest rate thus flr made
Rnovug Local business men have
agreed 90 uid IN protecting the mm
crs Ia case vf a decline ia the price.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-15
With HlndenbuTg 400 Miles From
PetrOgrad Russian Desperate
Stand Is Certain
AN IMPORTANT RAILROAD CUT
Meanwhile Gar lnillCtS Blow In
GalaCia His Success There
Not Regarded as Vital
BI IIILTI\

LONDON, sept. lJ.--"1hr Ter.
mans appear almost to have shot
their hOlt,' Nnid Earl Kitchener,
secretary Of war. today. Their
advance in Russia, which. at one
time averaged five miles day,
now ha, diminished to les. than
one mile "A day
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-15
NOu READ THE TIMES

More closely aud carefully than
yuu do amy other uaper In Okla
huma city So do others Folks
Arr much alike m their dlsurlm
nations Hs To newspapers that
extra punch aud sparkle are
quickly recognized appreciated
and approved That's why the
circulation NJ The Times Is
growing us that NJ mo- other
oklahoma newspaper ever grew
before Aud when D newspaper
ls rcud CLOSELY It Is u good nd.
,rrllstlug medium
Nl'F rED
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-15

...r,.. .u..u tH.It
''''.', ''i' ''. " "'''' ] wv
Marshal Nw Ilndtnouis s cavalry
Hurlrlar thr prlup-ud ullr1uy and the
German have mudr large captures or
prisoners and guns 400 Dwruud the
Iusiau- are again wumrr0ut these
efforts u.r only nl checking no" nt
tempt VI ,In An.rr,uu- lu resume the
offensive boo Guiniu bot hN iuiIlu'.
ing mutnrr reverse 0u the Au-rrU.Gcr
mou forces Boo the sUmr l.,uitN
SNmt-uul whcr" Dhr German
myulu .ut lUr rond. lies hall way bee.
mur. from prfrogrnI Tine Ru.,Inu.
a.-un ul- ma le b. Drrmnn- nus
formed dnr.,rr.u- .prlrnf iu their
line NJ which their .puournt, are
lnry 10 take advantage II 4, clear
,,bnic,rr .rrir.N. move ma, be- IN.
yol,rJ ln Obi, ndyanrr TINT recent
event. Indicate the nrnr nupronch NJ
O..
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1915-08-27
El Cobierno Consfitucio.
nalista Protesfa

Ell gobierno constitucionalista,
por conducto de su Representante to
en- Washington, hace saber que ell
gobierno Constitucionalista SO sien-
to justamente alarmado Y que el
Sr. Carranza y las personals que con
el colaboran tienen la profnnda
conviction de que ST el gobierno
americana conociera la verdadera
situacion en- Mexico, entenderia
que la linica soluci6n possible, Justa
y acceptable, seria dejar que la re-
volucion siguiera su case natural
hasta la completa victoria del par.
tido que representa- las aspirsciones
del pueblo y que goza de la mayor
popularidad, las espersnzas y los
idiales de Mexico.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1915-08-27

mismo notario pdblico otra per-
soma SO los escrioa y cada un dueno'
de propiedades puede poner sus d.
ferentes propiedades en- un solo
blanco, al costo mismo de uno. He.
mos sabido que algunas personas
han ocupado para llenar sus blsn-,
cos personals que les han cobradO
hasts cuatro pesos por tai trabaio.
habiendo puesto cuatro diferentes
peque1os pedszos de TERRA en- cns-
tro diferente blancos, solamente con
el prop6sito egoista de cobrar un.
peso por cada blanco llensdo, Guar
do loa cuatro diferentes pedazos de-
terra podian haber lido en- un mis-
mo blanco y Ell eosto debia ser go
lsmente do rs cts. un peso On lu-
gar de cuatro pesos incluyendo ei
recouocimiepto del notario pdblico.
Las personss pobres, viudss {
invalidos que carezcsn de medios
para poder hacer tales blancos, de-
ben buscar notario p,iblico que les
haga Cratic el trabajo, pues no es
el intentc del gobierno causarles
ningun costo nj periuicio sin6 sim
plemente como materia de informa-
cion y poner en- pacitics posici6n
para siempre tanto 10 que es reco-
nocido como propiedad de cada una
fsmilia india del Pueblo, como 10
que es reconocido como propiedsd
de los pobladores dentro la legus.
FL secretario de condado, Hon.
A. Av. Rivera, que es tam bien no.
tario p1blico, nos autorizo al efe-
cto de que las pobres, viudas y per-
sonas invalidss, que no pueden ha-
Ger tai costO, de ir en- su oticina V
Sc les hsra el trabajo sin costo al.
guno.
Damos esta information autori-
zada para la inteligencia de todos.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1915-08-27
GERSON GUSD(

Tengo curiosidad de ssberlo para
yer 81 estsmos de acuerdo.
PIP. Bien sabes que para tt no
tengo secretoa, y que te digo la
pinta y la baiIadera, porque sc que
con toda tu astucia a mi no me bal.
las ell trompo.
Pm. DEBATE de indirectas y de
fanfarronadas y v&yamos derecho
al bulto.
PIP. Bien; pues has de ssber
que 70 y mis- cofrsdes estsmos pre-.
parando el terreno para encandilar
los "MaDitos.'
Pm. No me hables en- par&bo.
las y dime direchamente 10 que
hay en- el negocio.
PIP. Lo que hsy es que los
"Msnitos" Sc nos Quieren trepsr al
pezcueso diciendo Que tienen mas
votos y que exigen la mitad de las
candidaturas como precio ineludi,
bic de su cooperation y ayuda.
Pm. Ese si que es atrevimien
to y osadia, y es precisamente 10
que est& sucediendo los de nues.
tro lado. " que piensas hscer!
PIP. Prometerles torres de
viento y montanss de mar6l con el
fin de ganar tempo, entretanto
nos ocupamos en- contraminsrles el
terreno incitsndo ia mbici6n Y la
discordis entire ellos, con 10 cual
eatamos seguros one psra cuando
vengan las couvencicnes va estaran
mas agarrados que los teutones y
los eslavos.
Pm. iMagnitica ideal No hay
duda que fructifcsra y Sc reallza.
ra al pie de la letra. Nosotros por
nuestra psrte tenemos ys listos a
Arpa de Orc y al EFmitaho para
echarnos por delan.e como ovejas
a todos los de nuestro gremio.
PIP. Sera tarea muy facil, pues
los "Manitos" de ids. no SON tan
revoltosoa nj tan soberbios como
los Duestros, Pero va tenemos bien
parspetsdo Manos de Lince para
en- cinturs, pues muchos
de ellos Green de 5uens fe que es
sl hombre mas honrsdo y honda. |
toso de Ia TERRA de Unate.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1915-08-27
Las PruebaS FinaIes en-
Pequefias Tenencias

Varias personals Sc han acercado
esta redacci6n preguntandonos
acerca la 6rden dada por los ofcis
les del gobierno, en- pequehas ten
encias, de las propiedades, todas,
que SO hallan dentro 10 que anti
guamente era conocido como legua
de los indios, y que incluye casi to
das las propiedades y fncas dentro
nuestro vale.
Consultsmos nosotros con el Sc
nador T. B. Catron acercs el asun.
to, y hsllamos que es el deseo del
Departamsnto de negocios lndios
en- Washington segregar de Ia re
servs india todas las propiedsdes y
tincss de esta plaza y vecindad de
10 Que hasta ahors era eonocido co
mo legua de los indios y para que
el gobierno este va para siempre
entendido de que tai terreno y fn.
cas- que hemos poseido yor muchos
sIlos estan segregsdas de la legus
india.
Todo 10 que Sc requIere, por me.
dio de los blancos destribuidos al
efecto, es dar information al dicho
Departamento del lnodo y manera
de comprs de tales propiedades y
probar pacifica posici6n por a 10
menos diez amos. Tales blancos asi
llenados con la informscion desea
da, deben entregsrse a los agrimen,
sores que para este prop6sito SO
hsllan en- Taos. Ellos sgrimensan
la propiedad ssi descrita y constru.
yen ell mapa de tai segregation pa
ra dar complets information al De-
partamento Indio de Washington.
La oficina de terrenos de Santa
Fe NADIA tiene que vsr en- ell asunto.
No Sc necesita ninguna clase de
publication, y Ell costo total, por
csda dueno de propiedad, no debe
ser mas que el psgo del reconoci
miento del notario p1blico. Pues
nj la ley de Pequenas tenencias ex
iste va.
Los que no puedan llenar sua
propios blancos deben yer que el