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The Fallon standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1920-1958, 1920-07-22
aO-DAY RESIDENCE
DIVORCE WAS GRANTED

District Judge f. j. l.. Taber. OF
Elko county, sitting for Judge Hart.
Monday evening. issued an order
dissolving the bonds of matrimony
formerly existing between f. j. and
Mary Hewitt. temporary residents
of Fallon who we're married In Red
wood City. Calf. during May. 1912.
This divorce was granted under the
same statute that operated In the
case of Owen and Mary Moore.
MARY Pickford). over In Gardner
Vile some months ago and Judge
Taber required sworn statement
from Mr. and Mrs. Hewitt in ad-
vance OF granting the decree that
collusion had not figured In the
suit Judge Taber directed that
Hewitt shall pay $l66 monthly for
the support of the two minor chill
dren. issues OF. the marriage.
The recitation of the plaintiffs
causes for separation carried more
than the usual amount of human
interest material. covering episodes
from Paris, France. cafe where the
defendant Is alleged to have created
a scene In September, 1912. while
the pair were honeymooning In the
worlds gayest capitol, to more re-
cent affairs of like nature, alleged
to have occurred In Tate's cafe in
San Francisco. Mr.. Hewitt did not
offer testimony In rebuttal.
The Fallon standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1920-1958, 1920-07-22
PROMINENT YOUNG PEOPLE
J WEDDED IN RENO SATURDAY

Marie. eldest daughter Of Mr.. aud
Mrs. George d. Ernst. and ]. r.
Dabb. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. c. T..
1abb. were united In marriage In
teno last Saturday The parents Of
he groom were In attendance at the
deremony.
The bride is one OF the charming
young women of this community
md is very favorably known to a
hrge list Of friends through the po-
dtiop she occupied for consider
ible length of time as chief clerk in
he Fallon post office. The groom Is
Sne of the enterprising young busi-
TESS men of Fallon, part owner Of
he garage bearing his name and his
Arict application to business has
oven him an enviable standing In
me community.
Mr.. and Mrs. Babb will tour Cal
fornia by automobile after which
hey will return to Fallon and es-
t,blish themselves In q home.
The Fallon standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1920-1958, 1920-07-22

Reclamation Service to increase wa
ter supply from Lake Tahoe.
have wired Attorney Truesdel, spec
ial assistant in charge, to cooperate
with reclamation officials The situ-
alton cannot be improved by any
other action within the power of
this department.
FRANK X. NEBEKER,
Assistant Attorney General y
Washington. d. c., July Is, 1920.
Charles B. Henderson,
Elko, Nevada.
"Your wire fourteenth relative to
water shortage and need for Lake
Tahoe supply. No prospect nor re-
lief unless Tahoe interests will per-
nit government to clean out river
channel below rim of lake. Recla-
nation service Is endeavoring to Sc
cure an arrangement with represent
atives of land owners for this pur-
pose.
HOPKENS, Acting Secretary"
The Fallon standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1920-1958, 1920-07-22
LEARN HOW TO SHOOT
FROM THE MARINES

Young men who aspire to become
marksmen with the pistol or rife are
offered an opportunity by the United
States Marine Corps.
The Marine Corps is conducting a
summer school of instruction for
civilians at Mare Island from July
26 to August 8. Students of uni
versitles. colleges and high schools
are eligible for instruction In the use
of the service rife and pistol. In
addition they Will have an oppor-
tunfty to learn something about
machine guns and automatic rifles
The only expense will be the cost
of transportation to Mare Island and
about eighty cents day for chow
which includes plenty of seconds. .
Applicants may enroll by reporting
on Mare Island July &c or by writ,
Ing to the Officer In Charge OF the
Summer School of instruction for
Civilians. Marine Barracks, Mare
Island. California.
The Fallon standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1920-1958, 1920-07-22
WHAT INDIANS ARE DOING
ON THEIR RE6ERVATION

The Indian population Of the res
ervation east Of Fallon have accom-
plished great deal during the dec
ade they have had water on the To-
acre allotments. of which there are
about 400 On these small tracts
about 200 families now reside. while
many of the little farms are unoc-
cupied at this time. but belong new
ertheless to the aborigines and will
be eventually utilised by them for
home Establishments.
About 400 acres OF the 1900
now occupied are under cultivation,
of which approximately 1000 acres
are In good stands of alfalfa. The
remaining 400 acres are planted to
gardens and cereals and evidences
OF good farming are not lacking on
the reservation.
The reservation sent 33 pupils to
the agency school last year and an
additional l6 went to the Stewart
institute at Carson City. every child
but one suffering nom tuberculosis
being In school,
The indian lands may well be let
alone when land openings are fig
ured here 80 long as vast areas Of
virgin soil entirely unappropriated
still remain withdrawn under the
reclamation services several forms.
The Fallon standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1920-1958, 1920-07-22

mission some months age, suggested
would be put on during the summer
months. II l recall clearly the mo-
tor-train was to operate from Hazen
to Fallon in the morning. hence
through to Reno and return to Fal-
Ion, after which passengers at Fall
Ion would be brought to Hazen for
connection with No. "a southbound.
"As suggested by the Churchill
County Commercial Club. Fallon
and the Newlands project in gener-
al. of which Fallon is the center. is
growing rapidly and Is of such i'm
portance that 1t would seem to be
entitled TO better passenger, mail
and express service than that which
Is now in force.
Awaiting your consideration, we
are Very truly yours,
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
OF NEVADA.
BY J. +. Shanghnessy, Chair
man"
The Fallon standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1920-1958, 1920-07-22
COUNTY RETURNS ON
THE SCHOOL CENSUS

Census reports received at the Of
flee of the state superintendent of
public instruction at Carson City
give the school population of the
following Nevada counties for the
year 1920: Churchill. 97S; Esmer-
aida, 314: Eureka. $50; Humboldt.
c15: Lander. 285; Lyon. 1874; Min
eral. ITO; Ormsby, 656; Pershing.
420; Storey. 2S3; White Pine. 1,731.
To date final reports have not been
received from Clark. Elko. Lincoln,
Nye and Washoe counties. The In
creases over last years census In
the above counties are Churchill,
Ga: Diuglas. IL: Eureka. 3b: Hum
boldt. 4: Lyon. 20: Ormsby. IL: and
White Pine. &c: total increase, all.
Decreases were reported as follows:
Esmeralda. 103: Lander. 8; Miner
81. IL Pershing. 26. and Storey 10;
total decrease, 1853. This gives a
ret gain Of 63 for the twelve coun-
ties which have made census re-
turns.
The Fallon standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1920-1958, 1920-07-22
Commercial Club Asks
For Lake Tahoe w Water


The Churchill County Commerc-
ial Club recently solicited the aid OF
United States Senator Charles B.
Henderson In the enterprise of Sc
curing the release of water In Lake
Tahoe for irrigation in certain Of
the Newlands project districta
where drouth Is imminent IL mat
ters are allowed to take their nor
NAL course. Senator Henderson,
acting at the instance OF the COM
mercial club authorities, has re-
ceived encouragement from of1cials
OF both the reclamation department
and the department of justice, the
alternative proposed to secure addi-
tiohal water being the dredging of
the lakes outlet to secure the re-
lease of few inches Of the Tahoe
supply.
Acting Secretary of the Interior
Hopkins sent the following to Sena-
tor Henderson:
Washington. D. c., July l6. 1920
Charles B. Henderson.
Elko. Nevada
Efforts are being made by the
The Fallon standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1920-1958, 1920-07-22
Promises to Improve
Local Train Service
State Public Service Commission
Has Moved to Get Better Train
Service Here

The Churchill County Commercial
Club recently took the initiative In
a movement to get better train SER
vice for Fallon, addressing the first
overture to the state public service
commission. Secretary W. K. Davis
yesterday received the following evil
dence of the activity of the state
commission In the form of q letter
copy. the original having been dis
potched to the Southern Pacific rail-
ro&d company at San Francisco:
Mr.. H. L. Dyer, General Manager,
Southern Pacific Company,
SIS Market St.,
San Francisco, California
Dear Mr.. Dyer:
Enclosed herewith Is complaint
from the Churchill County Com
mercial Club regarding inadequate
train service on the Fallon branch.
With return OF correspondence Will
you kindly advise II you can ar
range to satisfy this complaint by
the establishment of the motor-car
train service to which yourself and
Mr.. Fulton. when before the Com
The Fallon standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1920-1958, 1920-07-22

Moore ranch three miles east of Fal-
lon to the Lahontan Oil Syndicate's 3
ground In the Sand Springs vicinity
and back to the Fallon Oil and Gas
Company's discovery we'll south of
saltwater, he saw many things that
appealed strongly and when he had
completed the rounds he was quite
as enthusiastic over our oil possibil-
tiles as the most sanguine OF the op
orators whom he asseverated had
never told half the truth. Geology
and equipment formed subjects for
his comment and being human and
endowed with the usual attributes
he declared his purpose of getting
into the oil game in the Fallon dis
trict and sharing in the profits
which he believes must follow.
At the Big Four's standard rig
on the Moore ranch pictures were
taken and some time spent inspect
Ing the equipment which will be set
in motion within a few days.
The next stop was made at the
saltwater Indian school where Su-
perintendent Carter has a gas we'll
$50 feet In depth. The discharge
Is constant and some oil men have
deemed this locality one OF the most
likely places for well drilling In the
district Then the Wheeler OIL Syn
dicate's we'll at Saltwater where hot
water and steam constantly issued
between spasms when subterranean
forces sent the hot water columns
100 feet or more into the air
The party was then taken direct
TO the Pioneer Company's drlll
northeast of saltwater where repair
work was In progress on the big
and from there a fast
drive was made Into the territory
overlooking the Salt Springs basin.
From this vantage point wide
sweep OF the country unfolds to the
eye. from the Kinney billion dollar
salt mine on the south TO the tarth-
crest derrick 10 the north. while In
between are many drilling outfits
OF different types. The territory Is
largely appropriated. II not entirely,
and operators. although proceeding.
are not anxious 10 bring In pro-
ducing we'll In advance Of the time
by the new oil land leas-
ing law.
At the Lahontan OIL Syndicate
ground work Is proceeding on the
erection Of standard oil we'll drill
Ing outfit This company was re-
Gently further financed and the new
drilling site will be about 80 feet to
the east OF the hole abandoned.
The derrick formerly used In oper-
ating the big Armstrong rig with
which a depth OF 400 feet was
was blown from its moor
ings Friday afternoon by a whirl-
wind and partially destroyed.
The Big Four No. One, Weaver
and Paramount rigs were plainly
but were not visited. a
stop being made on the return trip
at the Fallon Oil and Gas Com
we'll which IL generally re-
ferred to Us the districts discovery
we'll. There the members of the
party watched the Okell as 1t bored
Al q depth OF s33 feet. q distance
that has since been added to until
the we'll Is now about 900 feet In
depth.
Nevada's senior United States
senator left the Held confident that
oil will be developed when the prop
Or depth has been reached. Having
been mining man for many years
and understanding the significance
Of geological evidences, Senator
is probably better qualified
The Fallon standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1920-1958, 1920-07-22

The Falon cnon
paien came to
Lveasa OF Fao polling
nu little Chevrolet touring
Falon Garage dealer
The balance of the Hing couut,
Ganoia Merchandise
club members
the campaign exactly
State Of Nevada
transaction
they were entitled to
The ballot box was sealed during the last Of
paisn making it absolutely
member had ieda
the
OF votes that member poed All
collected by members during
posted the
of judges at the close
FAIR. SQUARE AND BOARD
RESULTS FOR
The "saesmanhp Club" circulation
the
OF the campaign lasting
The feeling
In many the members "a-solcting
already large circulation
thanks
their
THANKS
To Messrs c W. Foote Fred NJ wsnaes
acted judges
heavy
The completed 1o16
nound bulletin
the different members
winners
Of Circulation Service Com
under
thanks those
bers will be numbered among competing.
The Fallon standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1920-1958, 1920-07-22
City Council Meeting

City Council Meeting
The city council met this morning
In an adjourned session. quorum
being lacking Tuesday evening. Pc
titions were read from property
owners in several sections of the
city asking for the creation of new
sidewalk districts for the building
OF walks. These were laid ever un-
Ill the next regular meeting e. e.
Winters appeared before the council
and presented petition to vacate a
part of the John Oats townsite ad-
dition to the city of Fallon, action
on this being postponed until the
next meeting.
1t was ordered that the clerk and
treasurer transfer $1,000 from the
city's permanent Improvement fund
to the water construction fund.
The Fallon standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1920-1958, 1920-07-22

to pass on the merits of the field
than many of the so-called experts
who have made the loop" during
late months. When he said that the
Fallon field alone warrants his ef-
fort of seven years directed at q fed
eral law that would encourage un-
derground development he merely
signified hts sincere faith In what he
had seen last Sunday,
The Fallon standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1920-1958, 1920-07-22

Former State Senator and Mrs. r.
L. Douglass and children returned
home Monday evening from visit
10 San Francisco and Lake Tahoe.
They made the trip in Mr.. Doug
lass's Stutz touring car and expert
enced neither engine trouble or tire
puncture.
The Fallon standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1920-1958, 1920-07-22
THE REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE OF CAMPAIGN JUDGES

We. the undersigned judges
sealed ballot in
Standards "SALESMANSHP
took
day July 20th the hour and date
The following of prizes
together with the number Of votes by member
AUTOInez
DIAMOND 63. 600
TALKING MACHINE-Freda
PASS PALACE THEATERJean Davis
*75 MDSE. ORDERElvira
$50 MDSE ORDERNelle Mcbride $40, 700
$40 MDSE ORDERMay
$50 MDSE. ORDER-Leroy
WRIST WATCH-Jennie
WRIST WATCH-Ruth Barkley
M
j. REWARD, Campaign Manager.
Falon, Nevada Goth. 1920
The Fallon standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1920-1958, 1920-07-22
CARD OF THANKS

I'VE gratefully acknowledge the
flowers and the expressions Of sym
pathy of many loving friends, also
the beautiful services conducted BY
the Masonic Order In the passing OF
our beloved father, Henry G. Rob
erts.
MIR. and Mrs. w. o. 0alpin
Mr.. and Mrs. b. II. NuntoD
Mr.. and Mrs. 3. A. Harden
The Fallon standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1920-1958, 1920-07-22

District Judge T. c. Hart and G.
b Bingham submitted to operations
inReno Monday In which their ton
sill were removed Both operations
wee aftermnths of recent attacks Of
in4enxa Mr.. Bingham Is planning
ON }aking vacation of month to
redperate.
The Fallon standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1920-1958, 1920-07-22

Mr.. e. H. Decker and daughter
Dean. OF Elk Grove. Calf. B. c.
Decker and family. OF Los Angeles.
Mr.. Fleming aud Mrs. Doebke and
children. of Sacramento. formed an
automobile party that Visited Mr..
and Mrs. Spence Peeler several days
this week.
The Fallon standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1920-1958, 1920-07-22

We're Married Here To-day
Ernest X. Hawkins and Zola B
Jones, both residents of Alameda
county. Calf, were married In this
city today.
The Fallon standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1920-1958, 1920-07-22

Under tho present law and as
matters now stand In Nevada the
only item of concern to you Is the
application Of permits to prospect
for oil. Nevada has not as yet been
clcssed as an oil producing state,
nor your field as q proven field.
Leases are only granted in proven
fields. Secretary Payne has al
ready committed himself in that he
will give original locators tho
preference In applications for per-
u,its. He has definitely stated that
wealth, standing or influence In the
oil world will not enter into his con-
alteration of any applicant as over
the application Of locator.
II have good reasons to believe
that you will find that Secretary
Payne will now put more liberal
construction on the matter OF what
will constitute $3.50 worth OF work
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-06

The furniture of the future of this higher
priced lumber itself command higher price Hence
insence your advantage buying prices
that todays retail figures fourth to third
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-04

Para Iibros en- espasoI o~irijase US
N. STA. Rosa, Ave. San Antonio. Tex
ted a la Casa editorial Lozano. 11e
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-04
EFEMERlDES MEXICANAS
Ell Virrey D. Juan Ortega Montahez

Los estudiantes de "a CniverSldad
de Mexico Sc amotinaron csc mlsIno
4 y salieron a la Gale lanZando GIRL
tos e~scandalosos. FL pueblo Sc les
uni5 y la multitud sc uni0 4 clos y Sc
dirigicron a Ia plaza principal, en-
uno de cuyos angulos Sc alzaba ia p!-
Gotta que era un tablado dOnde' Sc eX-
Donfan las cabezas de los ajusticiadoS'
o GO cyponfa a estoS n IN vergiienza
publica. Los eStudiantes en- SUI lnolE-
naci6n quemaron dicha picota. con 10
cuaI So saci6 Ia furia de estudiantes Y
pueblo.
En- ese miSmo ano Sc establecieron
acknowledgements misiones en- Caillur-
mia por los hcroicos misioneros hiho
= ~-,lvaticrra. cuyaS haZanas IN ;Iue
las r~"Cion:s aridas e - ~oSpltaitrl&s
e~ntonces forman una epopeya admlFa-
BILE.
En- el sagundo periodic del ElErey
Ortega Y Nlontanez. que Va era eiton-
ces arzobispo de Mexico, contra et pa
recer de Ia A%udiencia enviG a Espana
ma flota que llevaba a Espana los eau
dales de las ~colonias. ~custodlada foF Ia
escuadra frapceSa que habla iIeSauo i
n Habana para corducir con segurldad
dicha flota. pues entonces Francia Y
Espaaa estaban aliadas contra lnsia-
terra. Holanda V Austria. La flota salio
de veracruz el IL de julio Y el - de sep
tiembre lego al puerto de Elg no ma
I hiendo duerido llcgar a Cadiz por0ue
In escuadra enemisa estaba acechan-
dola cerca de dicho puerto. Sc tratapa
de descargar ALI, pero el concrete de
Cadiz Sc opuso. ~alegando que Ia des-
carya Sc h.b'a de adcri IN IL "lflo'
nor 10 que Sc llev6 ell neSoclo al Con-
seio Ge Indias. Sabiendo las escuadras
inglesas donde Sc hallaba Ia llota es-
pamela Ell % de octuhre Ia ataco Ell
aguas de Vigo Y aunque los espaho!eS
lurharon con SUI accstumbrada bravura
sucumbieron a Ia superioridad nun1erl-
IN. perdiendo todas las naVes por
que las Que no fuercn destruldas por 81
enemigo fueron inctndiadas para eVl-
tar que cayeran en- 81 poder y 81 Jete
do n flota, Nelasco. hiZo arro1ar al
mar todas aquellas riquezas, Cerca dc
dos mil e~spaholes perecieron en- csa
tornado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-04
herido en- IN
accidente de trdfico

Durante Ia tarde del martes. Sc re-
~sistrarOn tres academies de trafico. en-
los cuales solamenta una persona re-
suite lesionada. e. prirnero de ellos
ocurri6 en- la Gale de Sur Flores. re-
sultando leSionado el americana James
Mac-Manues. Dicho senior iba a subir
a su CAIRO que estaba parade en- Ia ca
lie. cuando I'm canton que pasaba lie
di6 I'm golpe con Ia parte posterior del
caro-, que 10 tir6 por terra Fl conduc
tor del canton no sc di6 cuenta del &C
cidente Y sigui6 su canine.
Los otros dos academies ocurrieron
uno en- ia Plaza del Alamo. a las $50
p. m. en- el cue chocaron dos automo-
viles = el otro a las seis de- Ia tarde,
en- la Avenida Main V Gale Travis.
en- cuva esquina hubo otro choQue de
automobiles. En- ninguno de estos Ill
limos academies Sc regiseraron desgra-
cias ~personales.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-04
AUMENTAN LOS SALARiOS PERO
NO RECONOCEN LA UNION

TeicgrG1za Especial para LA PRENSA'
PIEDRAS, NEGkAS, CoanuiIa. No
yiembre 2.-Es muy possible que IA
huelga de mineros en- Ia region carbo-
uife:a de Coahuila termine pronto'
pues los duenos de las minas han con-
venido en- satisfacer una de las prin-
cipales demandas dc los h~uelguIstas,
cual es Ia de concederles e. aumento
los salaries, aunQue- no en- ia proper
ci6n que 10 demardan los mineros.
Las empresas Sc han rehusado, sin
embargo. a las uniones, que
Is otra de las demandas PARTICIPATES de
los hueiguistas y pareCe que este evil
tara CUE ls huelga Sc arregle n pesar
de los esfuerZoS Il Sc habsan estado
hacienda en- Ia Ciudad de Mexico, pa
"a que Sc reanudaran los trabajos ell
dla de manana. microbes.
Las noticias recibidas hoy de n re-
gi6n carbonfFera indican que los huel-
guistas Sc mantienen firmes en- suS
Demands Y que dan por losrado su
primer triunfo con el hecho de que Sc
haya accedido a aumentarle los sala-
rios.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-04
I'm Severe Resi;rio Null
ficado Embellishments
Ell "Pape's Cold Compound
dest;erra I'm resfriado en-
unas cuantas horas

NO este hinchado. iDeje de loser
V estornudar! Una dosis de "Pape's
Cold Compound" tomada caGa dos
horas hasta que sc hayan completa-
do tres alivian un resfriado fuerte V
terminan con las dolencias propias
de la gripa.
La primera dosis hara que desa-
parezca la congestion de Ia nariz Y
de los conduct9s ~respiratorios ter
minando con la evacuation nasal ja-
ouecas sordera calentura, e%stornu-
dos V tirantez de las parties afecta-
das. "Pape's Cold Compound es
Ell mejor remedio que Sc conoce Y no
cuesta sino unos cuantos centavos
en- todas las droguerias. No nece-
sta que Sc lie ayude con otras pre-
paraciones sabe bien Y no contiene
q~uinina. Insista en- que Sc lie surta.
lAdv.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-04

! DE NOVIEMEKE DE 170l-En
este dla tomo possession del Vlrrelnato
de Ia Nueva Espaha, por segunda Vez
Ell ~arzobispo de Mexico D. Juan Ortesa
y Montanez.
Siendo obispo de Michoacan Sc en-
cargo del gobierno por veZ prlmera
81 - de febvero dc 1895. uor na3sr IN
treSado el virrey condo de Galve ei 60
bierno u Ia Audienc;a y haber reSresa-
do Il Espana. Sc abrio entonces eL pIiE
,o uauado 6a 'cOrte" que
traia Siempre TODD virrey que llegaDa
de Espana, Y que entregaba i Ia An
diencia para que 10 abriera en- case de
muerte o auSenCia del vlrrcy, para
conocer a Quien deberia nombrarSe VI
rrev INFERNO. entretanto lleSara t.
nomhrado por Ia cOrte. En- csc pllest
Sc dcsignaba virrey al obiSpo de Pue-
bla y. Manuel Fernandez de Santa
pero por no haber Querido aceptar
81 mando. Sc abri1 ouro pileSo
d.. reflection en- ci cual desiSnaba
al obispo de Michoacdn. quien ton6 pc
session de su elevado cargo ell - lie
febrero ' 10 desempeno hasta ell Is
de diciembre del mIsno ano de 1880
en- u tom0 possession el nuevo vlrrey
D.. Jose Sarmiento Ealladares, condo
de Moctecuhzoma Y lula, casado con
Dna. Maria Andrea MocIecuhZoma Jo'
fire de Loaiza. cuarta meta del empera-
dor Moctecuhzoma Nocoyotzin, ell que
Dor su pusilanimidad entreg6 el impe-
10 .lZtcca = los t~SpaICleS.
$500 r. = 800, ~, ~ l. fnrh
asumir el gobierno por primera Nez al
Dbispo Ortes. Y MontaneZ. puas ror
naberse perdido las ccsechas en- amos
a~nter:ores. habia gran escasez de Vlve-
res. pues Ia carga de maiz val!a diez
pesos. Ia de harina. treinta y veinti-
cinco Ia de frijol.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-04
NotQs Locales
Con una pierna fracturada al
caer de un CAIRO

La policfa recogi6 de las GALES FL
Paso V Colorado. a Felipe Canales'
que habia sido victima de I'm grave
acciderte por haberseles desbocado e.
cabalIo que tiraba del caro- en- que
e. viajaba.
Canales fue conducido en- Ia ambu-
lancia u hospital del Condado. donde
Sc lie presto atenci6n medica, habien-
dose visto que tenia una pierna
turada-
Iba Canales por ID Gale de FL Pa
so, V el caballo Que tiraba del caro-
Sc asust6 con el ruido de IN cannon
Y echo a correr vertiginosameni". no
sienGo possible a Canales de- Ter e!
animal. Ell uno de los saltos u do
del asiento. Canales fue arroiado al
suelo. habiendose sido entonces cuanoo
sufri6 IA fracture de una pierna-