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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-31
1 TRbHES De NUESTRA REPDbLlCA
y aT ID
CORRESPONDENCE DE Los ESTADOS
VERACRUZ
Ell COB. CONVOCA a LOS HABI'
.TANTES DEL EDO. A QUE
AYUDEN A FORMAR LA
LEY DEL TRABAJO
VERACRUZ. Julio 81

VERACRUZ. Julio 81
E! G~obernador Aeuilar ha lanzado
una c~onvocatoria a fin de que todos
los habitantes del Estado que sc pre-
ocuper- por ell problema social del
trabajo colaboran en- Ia formation de
Ia lev relativa mediante Ia formation
de iniciativas o proyectos de dlcha
Lev Que Sc llamara "nel trabajo Y de
la provision social" los cuales deben
ser enviados al gobierno para ilus-
trarlo, debiendo ajustarse en- 10 ge-
neral a los lineamientos que. en- eX-.
tracto. Sc indican i continuation:
I.-Contratos en- general Y en- par
ticular para las differences classes de.
trabaios V las diferentes emprcsas.
que celebren dichos contracts. Con-
tratos entire mexicanos Y empresarlo
extraniero. Sus requisites. Condi-
clones Y estipulaciones nulas en- di-
chos contratos.
U.-Duraci6n de las ~iornadas dur
nas. nocturnas V eytraordinarias de
trabajo Y de todas estas con rela-
ci6n a In edad Y al seXo de los que
deben desempenarlas Y teniendo en-
cuenta tambien "a clase del trabalo.
IL.-Trabaio dc Ia muier en- condI-
clones normales. Ell estado. interesan-
te V ell descanSo que Sc le debe con-
cedcr despues del parto Y en- la epo-
ca dc Ia lactancia. Labores prohibit
das para la mujcr.
IV.-Labores prohibidas en- general
V con relaci6n a Ia edad.
E.-Salario minimo en- cada region
V como iefe de familia Y par
ticipaci6n del trabajador en- las uti-
lidadcs dc Ia emprcsa. Privilegio de
| exception dc embargo, compensation
o dcscuento del sarario minimo. For
ma precisa de cfectuar el pago del
s~alario. Formas prohibidas. SaIario
de icrnadas cxtraordinarias. Null
dad de la cesi6n de las deudas del
trabaj2dor Z cargo DC la familia.
Vide los patrones, Casos en- que
e~staran ooligados a proporclonar ha-
bitaciones. escuclas. escuelas enfer-
merias V demas scrviciOs ~neceSarios.
VII.-Responsabilidades pcr acct
denies del trabajo Y Intermediates.
VIiI-TGrmino del Contrato. Res
ronsabilidad de cada n de las par
tes en- case de separation inmotivada
0 a causa de malos tratamientos.
IN.-Juntas de Conciliacion o de
A.rbitraje. Responsibilities por no
acatar sus fallos.
X.-Derechos de association, de huel
ga v de paro. Exception para los
a~similados al Ejercito Nacional.
NI.-Instituciones para ~inculcar la
provision popular. Oficina para la
colocaci6n de los trabajadores.
XII.-Biencs que c~ohstituyen el pa
trimonio de la familia del trabajador.
Sus caracteres ~juridicos. Protection
de Ia ley.
Ell jurado calificador estara forma-
do por ell gobernador, el Presidente
de la Legislature local Y Ell PreSi-
dente del Tribunal Superior de JUS
ticia presidiendo el primero Y fun
giendo como Secretario ell Secretario
General de Gobierno quien tendra vo-
to. Ell veredicto del jurado Sc publ
cara en- los primeros diez dias del
mes de noviembre venidero y Sc dara
un premio de dos mil pesos ORC ma
cional al autor del proyecto que me-
rezca ser premiado por ell jurado.
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ENLACE.

Sc nos comunica que manana ten
dra lugar. en- la cathedral De San Fer
nando. ell matrimonio religioso del Sc
no. D. Rodolfo Cara Aldape, con la
Srita. Francisco Davila Ramos, am
hos p~ertenecientes a conocidas fami-
las meyicanas. actualmente radical
das en- San Antonio.
Dadas las relaciones de las fami-
las de los desposados, Sc espera que
la fiesta nupcial estara muy concurri-
da.
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ENFERMO.

Muy delicado de salud Sc encuen-
ira astualmente ell nino Jacobo Ho-
henstein, hijo de Ia sonora doha Del
fina Fernandez Guerra de Hohens-
tein, quien desde hace tempo Sc en-
cuentra en- esta ciudad, viviendo con
Ell senior su padre, don Eduardo Fer.
niaGsz Guerra, en- u Aye.:da Lexisg.
ses g1Ss.s 500,
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DE EAGLE PASS

Encueantrase en- esta ciudad, en- L
que permanecera por algunos diss, e
Sr. Jose de Bona, c~omerciante de Z
cs.ca.s eiuda5 ss Eagle Pass.
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EN- SAN ANTONIO.

Despues de una breve ~ausencia, ha
~regresado 4 San Antonio, Ell 1ngenie-
;ro Porfirio Trevino Arreola NJ.
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Intento ~suicidarse

La sonora Dolores Ramirez, que ha-
bita en- una casa situada en- ia Calza-
da Francisco I. Madero, apur6 una
buena dosis de cianuro con ell objeto
de de privarse de la vida. Por for
tuna Ell veneno que ingirio no hizo 81
efecto tan rapido que ella esperaba y
pudo ser levada al hospital cen vida
en- estado doe gravedad.
No Sc han podido conoccr hasta
ahora las causas que la obligaron a
tomar tai extrcma determination.
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OPERACION FELlZ.

ACADIA de ser operado por ell Dr..
Aureliano Urrutia, de un tumor en- Ell
cuello. ell Sr. D. Francisco Arzave,
uuien z esta ciudad viniera POGO ha.
cor el fin de someterse q esta ope-
racion.
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pESQUISAS-

DESF0 SAFER el paradcro do mis- hernia
nos. Joaquin Y Jesus MenIoza rcspecfivs-
mentc. FL primerO Cuenta cIn Is aios de
cdad Y cl segundO con 81: asi como de Ro-
Salfo BJcno, de 96 aflos de cdaf. Hace
tres mcses cscribieron &c ModoC. Kansas.
GratiricarS con $500 I Ia persona U,e me
inrorme de clos con exactitud Dlriitr Los
inEormes a Res1n1 Mendoza. ColfaI, n. Y.
(S6i
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TsxxsL osuo.uy uSS cay zsod u
.uss N fouszoI z o!auu5Is sssfrEG
TssSsss 60 saS!l ossssaoE cps1.3
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En- lugar de comprar robaron

Manuel Sanchez Y Juan Diaz Ortiz
e~ntraron a la casa de concrete pro-
piedad del senior Teofilo Cara Cantl
con e! pretexto de comprar algumas
mercancias Y aprovechandose de una
distraction de dicho senior Sc apo
deraron de la suma de 125 d0lares con
las cualeS salicron del establecimien-
to sin que ell dueno Sc a]percibiera
del robo de que habia sido victima:
pero un POGO despucS Sc do cuenta
de ii Y Sc apresur6 a dar parte de 10
sucedido a las autoridades que pro-
cedieron desde luego a Ia apprehension
de los ~delincuentes q~uienes fueron
puestos a disposition del Juez de Lee
tras en- turno.
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NUEVO LEON
Ell GOBIERNO Sc PREOCUPA
POR ORCANIZAR LA ES-
CUELA DE MEDI-
GINA

MONTERREY, Julio 25-De acuer-
do con la Legislature loca,, cl Co
bernador del Estado de Nuevo Leon
ha estado dictando importantes me-
didas. para mejorar ell ramo de ms
truecion publiea, que han merecido
Ia aprobacion de todos los habitantes
del Estado.
Uno de los planteles que he recla-
mado su atenci6n mas inmediata ha
sido Ia Escuela de Medicinal Y o el
objeto de reorganizarla ha dispuesto
que Sc lleven a cabo algunos cam
bios en- e. personal docente Y ha da-
do algunas dispoSicioneS cncamina-
das a corregir las deficiencies que Sc
hacian mas notables.
FL plan de cstudios. segun sc ha
podido saber. va a sufrir modificacio-
mes radicales Y Sc AFRICAN grandeS
esperanzas de que el nuevo que sc
adopte reanudara en- beneficio de los
alumnos. pues sera trazadc de acuer-
do con las mas avanzadas ideas que
hay en- esta materia.
Todos los instrumentos, aparatos Y
titles de tcdas classes que sean nece-
sarios para Ia e~nsenanza saran adj
quiridos por. Ell GObierno Y con elloS
seran dotadas las diferentes Salas V
Ell a~nfiteatro del Hospital General Y
en- ellos quedaran, naturalmente. a dis
posicion de los a!umnos. La compra
de Jos efectos aludidos sc hara N el
mas breve tempo que sea reorgaDi-
zada cuanto antes.
Tambien Sc ha preocupado el Go
bernador por nombrar el personal dc
cente. que ha sido reclutado entire los
profesores Y medicos de la localidad
que cstan mejor reputados p0r srl
aptitud para desempenar con eXito
las laborcS que les han sido encomen-
dadaS, Y csc personal sera ei que sc
encargue de vigilar el cumplimiento
de las diSpoSicioncs del gohierno Y
sstudiar LIS rcfo-naS que sea necc-
sario hacerle al rcglamento antique
para que llene todas las condolences
que el propio eobierno le ha impues-
to dentro de su plan general de mcjo-
ramiento dc Ia Escuela.
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PRENDAMIENTOS:-

ST HENTAN dos rnartuS para famllia de
!'yCaS personals .grandr>. Ell 81 X. Santa
RCsl Avenue. Inform. 81. MartniGcZ, Of
CindS tie este Iirri0diru.
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Sc NECESITAS 100 mcxlcaioS con famiIia
da. No hay .huelgss en- este lugar. Mn
guna molesiia para trahajar. Buenas &C.,
sgS. Cahos gratis. Bucnaa gua v escuelaO
Dos di7s de- paco caba mes. MSics. Ira
oaio permaneD;e. TEXAS PACIFIS COAL.
CO., Thurber, Texas. a.
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Cuadro artistico que debutara

Ell prestigiado actor "Paiujo'', aeon
panado de su cuadro artistico, cue
tiene tantas simpatias entire ell publ
co de esta p~oblaci6n, ha r~egresado
despues de n gira que hizo por
las principales pob!aciones del Esta-
do.
Ell pr6ximo sabado hara su debut
la compania mencionada con la repre-
sentacion de "Sangre azul."
Tuvo lugar una yelada literario-
musical
Con Ell objeto de celebrar ell aniver-
sario de la undacion de la Sociedad
"Factores mutuos del Concrete" los
miembros de ella organizard una
velada litersrio-musical que resulto
muy lucida.
Ell programa fue tornado muy con-
cienzudamente Y Ia Interpretation de
susa differences numeros NADIA dej6
que 4lesear per 10 eual ei pdh1ico que
Sancurrio ella quedo nayS compay
edo.
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H' -
cobra ] razdn dc las IL.
o.
rugia general. Gficina 306 Frost Bidg. Te-
lefono Travis 39 J Travis 1857.
DR.. FRANCISCO yAZpUEZ GeHEZ-ctrusfs
general, espec.alm.nte Intermediates 90 na-
riZ, garSanIa y oldos. Cficina. 3p Frosl
Bldg, Houston St y Main Ave. Ieiefonos
Travis 1895 y Crockett sys. -
Oh. FRANCISCO n. GansECo-Laredo. Tex.
Box 2j. Medicins Y Cirusia generates.
DR.. sALOME CARA ALDAPE-De Ia FxcuI-
tad de Mexico: autorizado en- ell Estaho he
Texas; especiallsta en- Intermediates feniio-
ur!nirias y ctrugie On general. 0rfc!Is, ITO
Z. Nueva ST.. Tetefonn Trnsts @t-
DIR. M. MARTINEZ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
secretas v pa:tQs. Medicins en reAeral.
Oricina. Dolorosa ST. No. 6ei, TelefoDo Ira
Wis 2266.
DIR. FERNANDO L0PEZ-pe Ia Escultaf a.
Ns1ico. Especialis1s en- hs enfermsdsdes
70 los ojos- &c. Brady Bldg, Fdefsno
Crockett 1855.
INGI.ES, $500 acknowledgements
enseGanda MISUNDERSTANDING. 500 mensua-
les.-EsieEografia gratis. Gl9glts, ~ Hicxs
VENTAS-
81 VESI:E I'm solar dc iGH pics con dos
hrrmNSlS caSaS on Fr"ntr dc la 'tIinsi5 del
Sagrldo COraZdn dc Maria. My DueI We
cindlrin. cTs ibcnDS mnn>ualcS .rOno rem
Ia. TARA nlriOrcS informes ocurran 6n9
W. iiSr;siOn 81. -73i.
ST yESDE baraIo al coniado auiO, Stude-
-. - t1tTttV on FnIrr
bncnaS r0ndiricnGS. ESGiina Euclid y Up
son Sis. TclcfonO Travis 1850. So
NOS dedicamos exclusivamente = IN yenfa
de sr:iCuloS que estan Siendo eSp0rtlf0S
para Mexico. ViSgenos. J. N. Y C. Hsrro.
Quln, 496 nolorcSa ST. I
81 RENTAN dos cuartos para famllia d1
poCaS persOnas grandcs. Informan 67
North Santa Rosa Avenue. -
NECESITO emplcadC que scpa ingles v es-
panol. orrlciniSta o taqulsraro. Pc. Box
TIC. New Orleans. La. - %,t:Nf s. -isi
Sc SOLICITA IN .farmacerfico mcHirano,
ron diploma .lesalizado 'ea ell Estado do
Texas. Sc neceSitan buenas rrrcrencias.
Para inTOrEcs dirijirse a WHITE CROSS
nhCG CO., H"cra and &C., 3tS s Stanton 3.
FL raso, fcNas. 81
Sc NECESirhN !iombreS para TRAFALGAR en-
una picdrcra. con rontralO. Trabajo, per
m1ncntc, Texas Traps Rock Co, Eiirpa,
Texas. H. 81.
Sc NECESITAS 100 mexlcahoS con ramfiia
para minas dc carbon. si.5c uur DncIs-
da. No hay .huelgss en- este Iugar. Mn
guna molcsiia para trahajar. Buenas &C.,
saS. CaiioS gratis. Bucnaa qua Y escueIa,J
Dos dils dc paso cata mes. Msics. ira
oaio pernaneD;e. TEXAS PACIFIS COAL
Co, Thurber, Texas. a.
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AWSOS De 0CASI0N
TARIEh.

No Sc aceptan menos de IS paiaDras, o sc
| cohri Z razhn &c las 10.
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NECESiTO emplcadU que scpa ingles v es-
pailol. 0rficinista o taqulgraro. 20. BOX
ii76. New Orleans. La. =. .-,:,' 8. -isI
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Sc S0LICITt IN .farmaceuiico mc1icano.
ron diploma .lesalizado 'ea ell Estado do
Texas. Sc neCeSitan buenas rrrcrencias.
Para inTOrmcs dirijirsc a WHITE CROSS
DRUG CO., oivcra and c., 3tS s. Stanton &.
III Paso, Texas. 81
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ST NECESiThN !iombreS para trabaJar en-
una picdrcra. con ronirato. Trabajo, per
in2ncnte, Texas Traps Rock Co, Eiirpa,
Texas. ~ - al
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81 RENrAN dos cuartos para fami1is as
puCaS personals grandeS. lnforman DID
North santa Rosa Avenue. : "
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NOS dedicamos excIusivamente = IN yenfa
de sr:iculos que estan Siendo eEp0rtldos
para Mexico. ViSgeros- J. N. = C. Mario
Quln, 4l5 nolorcsa ST.
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SE yENDt: baralo al conIado auiO, Stude-
baker : paSaieroS. i cilindrn;. en- muy
bicnaS r0ndiriCnHS. ESGIsina Euclid y Up
son Sis. TcICfonO Travis 1850. So
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DE La CIUDAD De MEXICO
Viene de Ia Pag. 4a.)

toridades federales para ell cumpii-
miento dc sus disposiciones, ell una
de las zonas mas iulportanteS.
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81 VENEE I'm solar dc iGn pics ron dos
hrrmnSlS caSaS cn rrrntr dc Ia 'Esfrsia del
Sagradn COrazdn dc Maria. iiuy DIeD We
81 abcnpS mnnSualcS como rem
Ia. Tara mriOrcS infOrmeS Ocurrin bo
W. iiSIisiOn II. -13i.
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Mexico.

G:ss s~@E0.taas.s - ssdo q. %.
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KEMP AND JEWELL
 CHOSEN FOR COUNCIL

At last nights meeting of the Nome Common Council, held at the City Hall. \. $. (Doc) Kemp and Gus Lynell were unanimously chosen to fill the vacant seats In the Nome City Council created
 by the resignation of former council men W1n. Rose and A. D. Poteet both of whom departed for the Outside on the last boats Doubtless with view to intrenchment and also to avoid the council chamber, the meeting was held in the office of the City Clerk, the coun- Clerks desk or balancing themselves in picturesque attitudes on the office however, detrac.ed nothing from the dignity of the city dads and also ap- peared to add an atmosphere of social bllity to the proceedings which en- abled the councilmen to carry on their lahors with cclat and dispatch.
 The meeting was called to order by Mayor Lomen shorty after eight D. m
 with the four remaining councilmcn. Messrs Burgh, McAllister O'Farrcll and Ross on hand to respond to the roll call of City Clerk Grimm. who ap- peared to have a bit the worst of the change from the Council Chamber as,
 while the Mayor and the remainder of the council occupied positions of rest.
 if not reposo, he was compelled to
 stand at the tall desk in the center
 of the office throughout the entire pro- ceedings. City Attorney J. F. Hobbes
 and two scribes from the daily papers
 composed the entire audience Consid- erable time was occupied in the read Ing of the minutes of the previous regular and special meetings and the same were duly approved. City Clerk Grimm announced to the council that before his departure for the Outside.
 City Treasurer Phil Murphy had turn
 ed over the books, funds, etc, of the
 Treasurer, Mayor Lomen then in-
 structed the Finance Committee to audit the Treasurer's books and report at the next meeting Under the head of reports of city officers. City Attorney Judge Hobbes told the council that he had drafted a personal letter to the War Department engineer, Mir Car
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penter, relative to the dumping of dredge tailings from the projected har- bor improvements at the mouth of Snake River and had presented the same to Mir. Carpenter personally The engineer had assured him that the wishes of the council would be ob- served through the debris being dis posed of according to their desire The report of the City Physician was read by the Clerk and disclosed that there were no city patients in the Hos- pital during the month of October and but two patients were treated during that period. There were three deaths and no births. The report also stated that the water distributed by the ven- dors had been examined after the Moon- light mains were shut down and the quality had been found satisfactory. pr. Chace also reported that he had in spec:ed the restaurants and bakeries and had found the same in satisfactory condition. The report was ordered placed on file.
 Councilman McAllistcr reported for the fire and water committee that the pumping plant is in good condition for the winter Councilman O'Farrcll, of the committee on Streets Alleys and Lights. had no report to make but was asked by Mayor Lomen if the Street Superintendent had been laid off and replied that the official connection of that individual had been severed on the first of the month.
 A vOluminous array of claims and accounts against the city which to- tailed something over S2,S00, including the city payroll for the month of Oc-
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'. It is stated that Guy Mish and J. J.
 Kcenan. well known miners and dredge
 men of this section, will probably go
 to China during the present winter to participate in projected dredging operations on the Yang ste kiang, Friends of he young men say they have. been requested 10 make the trip to the FlowerY Kingdom by a friend who is intimately associated with the pro- jcct and announced their intention of taking up the offer before their de-
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tober. were read by the Clerk and re- ferred to the Finance committee after Councilman Burgh had moved that the labor bills be ordered paid under a suS pension of the rules. which motion was accepted by the Council
 An item of $30 presented by the beach in the East End was explained by Mayor Lomen as having been in cured by his orders, owing to the com plaints of the residents of that section over the garbage dumped at their doors.
 The action of the Mayor was rati- fed After Councilman McAllister had presented and secured the approval of a acquisition for supplies for the pump ing plant, the Mayor announced that nominations for the vacancies in the council would be accepted. Council man Burgh ponderously arose and placed the name of Gus Lynell in nom ination and was followed by Council man O'Farrell, who presented the name of A. $. Kemp. There being no further nominations. it was ordered that the Clerk cast a ballot in favor of the two cand idates and they were thereupon declared unanimously elect
 
 until the next general elections are held Mayor Lomen stated that he was sorry the new COuncilmen were not present to be installed at once. The City Clerk was instructed to notify the councilmen elect and instruct them to appear at the next meeting. The Council then adjourned until s p. m. this evening.
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F.. Wallace smith, an employee In the Masonic building, was the victim of an unfortunate accident through having heavy piano fall on one of his legs while moving the instrument in one of the chambers on the upper floor of the building last evening. smith is said to have attempted to re- place a caster which had fallen out in the course of moving the piano and on lifting the end of the instrument it overbalancld and fell striking him a terrific blow on the leg. He is now resting easily in Holy Cross under the care of pr. Chace.
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That the barber business is not al- ways matter of hoe and scrape for a living is indicated by the report in circulation among the friends of Al Calvin and George Wolf that the two well known tonsorialists are intending to purchase ranches on arrival on the outside Calvin is reported to have been conducting negotiations by letter looking to the purchase of fine tract of land near Tacoma and Wolf has his eye on d piece of California valley land where the business of being lord of the soil is especially favored by climatic conditions and highly produc- tive land.
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partner C. Sawyer. a few days after the accident which cost the natives their lives.
 Wagner and his companion were mushfng along the shore near the old townsite of Boring, some eight or ten miles from Teller. when they found the body of the missing native lying along the waters edge. The remains had evidently just washed up when Wagner and his partner came along. The two men returned to ther camp some distance away and secured a piece of canvas with which to cover the body and afterward reported their find. Natives brought the body to Teller in a boat and the remains were inferred at that place. Wagner says the natives were enroute to what Is known as the Point @ point of land project ting into the waters of the bay about twelve miles from Teller. to secure a load of wood, and were cap sized within sight of a number of people. The boat was later cast up by the waves with the body of one of the natives tied to the mast by one wrist. Wagner and his partner found the re- mains of the other native four or five days later.
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Chas. Wagner reports that the body Of the second native boy who, with q companion lost his life in the sink ing of a whaleboat in Port Clarence harbor shortly before the close of nav lgation. partial details of which were reported in yesterdays issue of the Nugget, was fund by himself and
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Dl. und Mrs Kittelsen are recent arrivals from :hc Council section where the Doctor has spent busy summer looking after the various min- ing operations under his charge.
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IL is announced that the Catholic Library club intends to maugurate the usual round of social activities with d card party to be held in St. Joscph's Hall. Friday evening at $ D. m. Progressive whist will be the principal feature of the evenings pro- gram.
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Joe Bougard. the well known miner, is under the care of Dr. Chacc suffer- ing from a dislocated shoulder, sus- taincd tt the Frawlcy camp on the Submarine yesterday.
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Martin RaNcnkilde returned to the scene of his winter labors in the vicin- ity of Jess creek this morning after spending Monday in the city looking after business matters.
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NEWS NOTES
THREE CENTS POSTAGE NOW.

The next mail for the States will close at the postonice on Monday cven- ing, November l2th. according to an official announcement of the Post master
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Read Today's News Today In the Nome Daily Nugget

WAR NEWS-Enlist your name now on the subscription list of the Nugget and keep posted on the war.
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You can keep posted Outside looking in by having the Weekly Nugget sent your outside address this winter.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1917-11-29
CHAIN PARTIES FOR
THE RED CROSS.

There seems to be little chance
for the chains to be broken. They
are being added to, link by link, af-
fording a brief respite from work,
or allowing work and wee bit of
gossip to mingle over a cup of
tea, without cracker, sandwich or
cake, just tea.
1t is a revelation to many in Pay
ette that a gathering of men and
women or women alone, can have a
really good time without elaborate
refreshments.
No 'TwelYesn1 this week; perhaps
there have been twelve of them.
"Eiehts" Mrs. Driscoll, Mrs. Dun
mock, Miss Drought.
"Fours" Mesdames Satoris, Hutch
inson, Broderson, n. A. Jacobsen,
Harley Smith, A Kirkendan, Som-l
mercamp ~.