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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-16
FRANCE SENDS
REJECTION TO
COOLIDGE PLAN.
xpect Italy to Send
Similar Reply To
Naval Linitati ons
Suggestion of u. S.

WASHINGTON. u. q. Feb. To-
tPi--Iiopes Of the Washington gov
eminent for an effective naval hmi-
tation conference have been joited
severely By . polite rejection from
France and forecast that Italy al
- will decline ID participate.
With the declination last night ol
France, the opinion hsre was that
ltaiy would accept and still mak .
possible the gathering Of repre-
sentatives Of q satisfactory number
TO bring practical results IN the
limiting Of aTmaments not touched
upon ~ the Washington confer
|ence.
"A Il mi official communiquc is-
sued III Rome today. however. an
n0unccd that Italy would follow the
lead Of France ia dcmurring 10 the
proposal Of President Coolidge for
the conference. leaving as a matter
(Of cOnJeeturs the next step 81 the
american government IN seeking
lmethods Of obtaining the agree.
nentq * has hOpad for.
Tentative consideration hHs Leei.
given a. possible four power con-
ference, participated ~ ~ ths
United States. Japan Italy and
Great Britain even before the un-
favorable French reply was received.
Ace, ptances of the Coolidge inv
tation were considered As having
been assured from Japan and
Grcs Britain. bat oh. iausly the IT.
titude " Great Britain may now be
Iaffected by the position ~ France
and italy.
For the moment ID Il unlik Is that
any plan of action viii be fofmu-
lated here ia the absence of the
Rs'tisn and Japanese formal re
,ir-.
RI centl communication was
1aSto ~ the main contention that
4 H. American plan might compro-
ise the core NJ prel minafy dis
armament commission created by
Je League of Nations. Whether ite
tbnor has left room for hope that
further correspond. with Paris
might er ate q better understanding
~ the American s-ggestions wa
rot disclosed
The statement issued by Mr.. Kel.
loisg last night calling attention "a
evidence of Misunderstanding III
Paris did not ~ beyond expressing
the hore of uliimat, French agree
mcut The Italian note may offer
similar possibilities 20 the official
eve. hut the immediate effect of the
Rome announcement Is ths creation
of an added obstacle 10 any propo-
sal for limiting cruiser. destroyer
and submarine tonnage.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-16
Name Valley Men On
c. NJ. T. c. Committee

Two Valley men. Sam A. Robertson.
engineer, AZ Brownsville. and III.
Stewart Pearce. minister, Of Harlin-
gen. have been selected "a serve on
the state executive committee of the
Il. N. Il. II, according 70 the an
nouncement made By Ralph H. Dur
kee, civilian aid to the secretary Of
war in the state of Texas. This com
mittee is composed nf some Of the
most prominent men III the state and
they will direct campaigns for cam
ditattS To train az the two citizens
military training camps ~ De- held in
Texas this summer
The first training camp will open
AZ Eert Sam Houston June Is and
viii accommodate 1000 candidates.
The other viii open al Fort Bliss, Fl
Paso. accommodating l25 men.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-16

'snOWSlldeS swept down and
took another life.
Flood waters in Puente Creek, near
Whittier, which have assailed the
steel trestke across the stream for
three days. so weakened the struc-
ture that IL collapsed as the fast Los
Angeles-C Chicago FLYER Of the Union
Pacific rsilroad moved across IL last
night. plEnging engineer. tender ana
two coaches into the flood. Two were
kn0wr dad. three others were believ-
ed trapped in one Of the coaches. Six
others were injured.
Deaths in Los Angeles
Two were killed in Los Angeles
traffic accidents. A box was drown
cd when he fell from a San Diego
railroad trestle into "A raging tor
rent which two days before had been
dry creek bed. One hundred sub
urbaniteS in the San Fernando Val
ley. near Los Angeles. marooned in
their homes by flood waters, were
rescued by police in rowboats.
In the stricken mountain camp
rescue crews worked late into the
night Ia search Of bodies ia the
Continued on page tw0.J
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-16

Ry Naval Radio 20 The Herald
from L. 8. and Texas Agriculture
Departments

Carlo ahirmrnts for entire Unit
ed States reported for Tuesday, Feb.
Il
Cabbage: Alabama 4. Florida l7,
Louisiana n. Michigan Y. New York
-, South tarOlina Is. Texas "a.
Washington 4. Wisc0nsin 4, total u.
5 1877 cars. unreported Feb. A.
Central California I.
Beets; Texas u Mixed Beets and
Carrots; Texas l2. Carrots 2
Spinach: South Caroline 20. Tex
as aE. Norfolk Section A. Total U. "a.
ll7 ears Tnrep0rted Feb l4---Nor-
folk Section NJ
Primary destination on Texas
movement reported for Tuesday,
Feb. Is:
Cabbage: Houston "a. ST. Louis Q.
Chicago 6, Lexa Ark a. 2 each
Knoxville, MemphiBs each Green
Vile. Miss. Alexandria. Pittsburgh,
Providence; A each Denver. Evans
villa. Cleveland. Dallas. BiammFk.
tcontinuud on page f0ur.)
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-16
REP. BLANTON
issues Def
TOCOLLEACUE
Objects to Proposal to
Make House Bouts
Conform to Prize
Ring Rules

WASHINGTON, ID. C., Feb. l6.-tPi
The era ~ flying congressional
fists found outlet today III a move
ment 20 apply The orderly processes
OF the prize ring 70 future bouts
among senators and representatives.
but the proposal IS presented on the
house floor threatened 10 take Sc
rious turn.
III the midst If a joking discussion
of the need for capitol boxing COM
mission, preventative BlantOn or
Texas. who yesterday wrestied with
colleague in committee meeting
challenged two or three Of those who
were tantalizing him. The challenge
was laughed off and later an effort
to erase from the record failed.
The question was opened on the
house floor hy Representative Carcw
CONTINUED On page two.)
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-16
MOODY PRISON
SYSTEM PLANS
OUTLINED
Recommends Imlnedi-
ate Payment of All
Debts; Proposes
Budget Plan

AUSTIN. Tex. Feb. lG.--tPl--Pay-
ment of $l 1876. 1891 outstanding In
debtedness against the state prison
system By sDec'al appropriation was
recommended today by Governor Dan
Moody in a message read 20 tha
house and IN part 20 the senate Of
the l0th legislature That portion
of The message not read 20 the SEN
ate was ordered printed in the
Journal
Payment of Sl.ls6. 1881 outstand-
ing Indebtedness against the state
prison system by special appropria-
tion was recommended.
An appropriation 70 pay the cur
rent debts Of the system between
now and September | also was re-
commended
For the future. the prison COM
missioner should be required 20 de-
rrsit all rercints from the operation
of the state prison system in the
state treasury 10 the credit Of the
general fund" the message con-
tinued.
The prison commission then
should present "a budget 20 the legis-
laturc of the money needed for tho
operation MI the system and that
money should be made available 20
them. but the receipts 0f the system
should be deposited 10 the credit OF
the general fund.
Moody said on February 1, the
ST50.O00 Brown drummer peniten-
tiary note was paid. but az the pre-
sent time the state IN paying seven
per cent en- more than 500 900 and
that "it occurs "a my mind that aiK
per cent M N high rate w interest for
the state ~ Texas To have % pay on
its obligations"
Moody reiterated his suggestion
that an act be passed providing for
Continued on page five.)
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-16
ITALY REJECTS
COOLIDGE PLAN

ROME. Feb. l6.-ePl-Italy will
follow Frances lead in rejecting
President Co0lidge's naval disarrna-
ment proposal. TX Was announced in "A
Eemi-ufficial c0mmunique this morn
inE. The Italian reply w ready and
viii probably ~ delivered some time
today.
The reasons for Italy's rejection of
the proposal were not announced, but
It is understood they are based on
insistence ON reduction in suhmar-
ines. destr0yers and other light types
ut naval vessels would ie0pnrdiKe the
defense ~ the long coast lines or
Italy proper and her African colonies.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-16
WORK STARTS
ON STRUCTURE
Automobile Agency to
Occupy Building on
Elizabeth St.

contract has been let "a Meri-
Mether & Saucr Of San Benito for
the construction uf the building 10
BE- occupied al the corner of Eliza
beth and Fifth Streets By the Me
Dermott Motor Company. and the
work Of demolishing the old resi-
dence. occupied for 80 years by
Joe Dominguez has begun
The San Renito firm has been
awarded the job for ST.. 900 by DR..
u. O- Works VI Brownsville. Quinn
4 derrick cf Brownsville got tho
contract for the plumbing and the
Guarantee Electric Company. also
Of Brownsville. got the contract for
electric fixtures.
The building is to bc one story
high and the dimensions will he
lOUxi1N feet The McDrrmott Mo-
tor Company has already closed
contract to occupy the entire build
ing.
This makes the second dealer 70
decide on moving away from "auto-
mobile row. on Levee Street. The
Stevenson Motor Company recently
acquired new quarters.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-16
URGE EXTENSIONS
OF S. P. AND M. P.

The Texas Railroad Commission
has sent request % the Interstate
commerce Commission % take favor
able action on the applications filed
by the Southern Pacific and the Mis-
souri, Pacific for permits 10 extend
their lines in Cameron county. A let
ter received today from commission
cr N. Terrell states:
The Texas Railroad Commission
has forwarded ill., request 10 the In-
tcrstAtc Commerce Commission at
Washington. urging the Commission
20 grant permits 10 the Southern Pa
ciiic 10 extend their line from Har-
iinEen 10 Brownsville. and t. The
Aiss onri Pacific 20 extend their line
southeast from San Benito. We very
much hone that the permits will he
granted and the reads speedily con-
structed
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-16
-TFACTF INTERPRrTS
kFpf y OF FRANCE

GENEVA. switzerland. Feb. ic-
ti -lnsistence upcn maintaining in
tact the power and authority ~ the
League 10 Nations. with srrupulous
regard Tor the wishes of all the mem
her states. both great aud small. is
IN. Interpretation IN LEAGUE circles
NJ Ffanrc's rcniy a. WASHINGTON IN
which she refuses "a consider par
ticipation in new naval conference
limited 10 the fiyc hig naval powcrs
Officials here. while favoriag
five-po~er pact believe that the
United States. wita ts position of in-
aenerfcnce and isolation between
two oceans. ncSirrts tn give snffi-
sirHi importance t0 the relations ~
mere friendship or omen aifancr cv-
isting between numerous countries III
Eufone ~ "a the difficulty o~c finds
~ adopting action or naval arma-
ments without taking into censiicra-
tor the desires Of smaller countries
who are also Interested IN smaller
war craft such a. submarines and des-
tNnVCrN.
Frances reply IN believed "a leave
ne fate of the American proposal to
ne nreparafory disarmament corn
- lSsion. whore The American dele
JratrsN viii have an opportunity to
largne the practicahiiitv II confer
Aence ef the hir mowers a. the first
concerted stem toward genrral reduc-
tion af armaWrnts
The French memorandum shrws
Errope's refusal "a accept the Amer
iran world court reservations 81 rl~o
REGARDED IN league circles as another
man ifcstation Of Enfope's belief that
~. United States must work through
the League as whole and ROT
through its individual members. if
she desires "a cooperate effectively
in Europe
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-16

Fre@usou declared. "and call to
arms every liberty loving vot X
20 give battle 20 this crowd run
by the special interests. Ku Klux
and prohibition
TIE Love senate bin 20 repeal
the law restoring Ferguson. i'm
reachcd formsr Governor, to DO
htical citizenship. was engrossRd
yesterday with predictions of fin
ID paxsaRe.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-16

IS Dead, Many
Injured; Heavy
Property Loss

SAN FRANCISCO Cal, Feb. l6.-OI)-The ta-end Of
the greatest between the Pacific states and the
Md-Pacific ocean in the history of the United States
Weather Bureau continued today pound with diminishing
vigor in southern and central California while the toll stood
at l6 dead, II injured and much property damage.
The greatest tragedy in the mountain camp Of the
southern California Edison company rs miles of Fresno
eleven persons were killed in double avalanche early
yesterday The first slide crushed bunk houses and
sent ten men to their deaths As dug in the
cumulaed for the bodies Of their conpanons the
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-16
LEAHY CONTINUES
FIGHT FOR LIFE

GEORGETOWN. Texas. Feb. To-
bFt-Lndcr sentence 0f death. Harry
VI Leahy continues t0 fight for life
from biz cell in Williamson county
Jail here.
tie Is aiding his attorney IN pre-
pairing an appeal 20 the court Of
criminal appeals. and scrutinizes the
record az the ease and all the papers
Uf his trial with the minuteEt care.
giving hia lawyers tha benefit WI the
long hours he is able tD devote tO
study in the quiet of MI rpii He Wl5
convicted here last week of murder
ir connection with the death % DR..
J. A. Ramsey. physician Of Mathis.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-16
c. c. Is INVITING
VISITORS TODAY

The Brownsville Chamber of
Commerce was keeping open house
nj its new home on Ievee Street
THIS afternoon and will remain
ready TO receive guests through
the evening.
Brow nssiile and Valley citizens
are invited % inspect the build
ing into which the Chamber or
Commerce has just nUved.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-16
Harlingen Girl
Edits 'Sardine'

Miss Josephine Pollard of Har-
iingen has been named one Of the
editors OF the "Sardinev. year book
plblishsd By the Students who live
IN the Scottish Rite Dormitory NJ
Austin.
The staff nf editors have been
ramed NV Miss Eta Martin of
fh0ust0n. editor-in -rhief WI the pub
lication. This ~ the fifth volume of
tie book 70 be published
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-16
Threats Exciting
British L.aborites

LONDON. Feb. rs. iFl-Post-
master General Thompson was
shouted down by the laborites ia a
prolonged and exciting demonstra-
tion la the house of commons this
afternoon because of his speech at
Croydon last night in which NJ de-
clarrd th@. firing squad would be
the answer tu anyone seeking 10
prevenE the assembling III troops
IN ease ~ war with China.
When he arose 10 answer qucs-
ton sn the house ~ lahorites
shoatedif loudly shoot shoot =
and kept up the dir So that he was
unable tu maAe himself heard.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-16
46O TOURISTS
GET PASSPORTS

Four hundred and sixty tourists
were issued passports Tuesday az the
Brownsville Chamber Of Commerce.
Thirty states were represented from
I'll the four corners of the nation.
There were people from Oregon On
the northwest. from New York and
Pennsylvania on the northeast. from
Florida on the southeast and from
California on the southwest. Among
the in-between states were Idaho,
North Dakota. New Jersey. Minne-
sofa. Illinois. Mississippi. Nebraska.
Wisconsin. Michigan. Louisiana. In
diana. Kentucky, Kansas and Iowa.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-16
Another UnhOIy Alliance
Charged by Jim Ferguson

AUSTIN, Texas. Feb. l6.--ttPt-
Apparently rc-erieFinE politics.
former Governor James p Fergu-
son today charged than an unholv
alliance Of oil. Ku klux and Pro
hibition.r IN backing the pending
anti-amnesty hill affecting him 20
smooth the WY for d MrAdcu
pres inentiAi boom III Texas
II Aerept the gage ef battle
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-16
Find Woman's Body
In Shallow Grave

POPLAR BLUFF. No. Feb. lG.-
tHt- The body ~ young woman.
identified as Mis-. Mary Jarkson. ~
wife uf farmer near Fisk. was
found IN shallow grave mile from
her home last night. Officers placed
Marion Jackson. ~. the wOman's
husband. under arrest lie is held
pending action of coroEcr's jury.
Jackson denies any part in the
murder insisting that he and his
Wife had agreed % disagree, but
that they had been corresponding
with enc another since her recent
disappearance.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-16

SHANGHAI. Feb. ls-lP,-The
dow nfaii If Hangchow. capital Of
thekiang province and chief out
post Of Marshal san Chuan- Fang. is
imminent as the result of major
defeats suffered bv his troops IN
tlr southern battle front.
confirmation uf report that IN
troops III Marshal sun. defender IN
Shanghai. hna tecn pushed back ~
the onrushing southern army was
received here today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-16
FIVE CHILDREN EAT
POISONED BISCUITS

BALLINGEK. Texas, Feb. I6.--tJF1
Five children of Mr. and Mrs. III. Nv.
Waldie. farmer. resiring 20 miles
northwest Of here, were recovering in
a hospital today fro,a the effects Of
eating poisoned bilcuits, but two
were still in a serious condition.
The children made biscuits with
flour that hab been poisoned "a kill
insects. They obtained the flour
frY ma HeiEhbor'A house when nO one
was home.
Carl lO. and Louis v. ARE the most
seriously III. The others are Johnnis
Lee lG. Opal lG. and Robert ~.
Physicians stated IL would be sew
eral days before all are out of dan
ger.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-16
Amparo Writs Are
Given Companies

MEXICO CITY. Feb. iG.-l4pp-The
district court M Villa Cuahtemoc dis
patches from Tampiro report. has
granted definite wfits of amparo IN
the Mexican government. American
International. Mexican Petroleum,
and the Huasteca Oil Company.
These amapros restrain the depart
ment Of industry and commerce from
the drilling permits ~ the
companies. under the terms III the
new petroleum lrws.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-16
United Mine Workers
Present New Proposal

MIAMI, Fla. Feb. lE.--tPl-The
Initrd Mine Workers WI America,
through President Jchn II. Lewis.
today presented proposal for II
new two year wage agreement in
the central competitive field based
on recognition &c the "inad aquacy
o. wage reductions" to stsbalize the
industry.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-16
Wurzbach Faction
Wins in Skirmish

AUSTIN. Texas. Feb. 16.-tPi-
Congressman Harry NJ. Wurzbach's 5
faction Of Texas republican party
won a skirmish today In its fight
with u. n. NJ leaders for state con-
trol when the house voted "a ~ 5T
~ consider the Eickcnroth bin de-
signed 10 insure republican pri-
maries 20 elect precinct and county
committeeman.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-16
Uphold San Antonio
Collision Ordinance

AUSTIN. Tex. Feb. lG.--lsFD-VaIi-
dity of the charter of the City of
San Antonio as il applies 10 an or
dinance making negligent collision a
miadcucanor today was upheld bv
the court of criminal appeals.
Fred Mooney Of San Antonio was
denied haheaA corpus release from
arrest On his plea that The negligent
collision ordinance which he is
charged with violating ~ unconsti-
tuti0nal.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-16
GENERAL MOTORS LEADS

NEW YORK. Feb. General Mo-
tors II now ahead 0f Ford. IT. net
earnings laht year were SlEG a3i -1S1
year. 1892. il earned slb5.Tg7 900.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-16

TOKYO. Feb. 1e. - Up - Snew
storms IN northwestern Japan today
We're officially reported "a have
abated. leaving the total number Or
deaths from avnlanches and other
causes at lGHr with 30 missing and
loo injured.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-16
WEATHER

Fcr Brownsville and The Lower RIO
Grandr Valley: Partly cloudy and
continued mild Temperature tonight
and Thursday.
Fer last Texas. Partly cloudy
and continued mild mpuratnre to-
night and Thursday. Moderate 10
fresh suathvrly winds on the coast.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-16
FIND BOYS BODY

GAINESVILLE. Texas, Feb. lG.---
Hi-The body of Joseph Smith. ~,
vas found in his home lb miles
southeast % here today, with q
bullet wound in the head and a
bottle that had contained poison. Il
a said hs had quarreled with his
fatheT iaAt night.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-16
y DIE IN FLOODS

AYDNkY. Y. 2. Feb. lG -i4'-The
known death toll ir the Queensland
flood. caused by "a disastrous cyclone
which swept the Cairns district. near
Brisbane. n0W amounts ~ 2T Vast
areas ~ sugar cane were damaged.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-16

TOKYO. Feb. Ia lP,-The health
effleiais reported there were $4,000
casts ~ Influenza in Japan between
January : ard February 4. causing
4nn deaths. The epidemic is 1n the
wlre.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-16

River Forecast
The river will continue 10 Fall
slowly all along.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-16
Universal Electric
Ranges

For Convenience and Economy
w. III. Putegnat Hardware Co.
Brownsville. Texas
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-16
Daily River Bulletin

Fi1od Present * Hr. - Hr.
STAGE Stage Chns. Rain
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veying and reduction in expense of the work, the Chief of the Division of Gedesy of the Survey, William Bowie, has just announced.
 A new theodolite designed by D. [. Parkhurst, Chef of Instruments of the Survey, was used and tested on the Pittsburg area, where triangula- ton was carried on this season. Tbs1 theodolite promises to be very ef- fectiye in reducng the unit of trian- gulaiton and to be very accurate.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-12-22
MILLING PLANT WILL
 BE BUILT IN ARIZONA

TUCSON, Ariz., Dec. P R-A $1000OO milling plant, it has been announced, is to be built Dy the Montana Mines Operations, subsi- diary of the Eagle Picher Mining Company of Joplin, Missouri |: it's property which has recently taken ever in the Orc Blanco district south Of here. The mill is announccC to have a 20O-ton daily capacit5 and will be modern plant.
 Much of the milling machinery is or the road and construction work is to be pushed so that the plant will be completed about March. 92S. Development work is progressing during the mill construction period and will be increased just as soon as the new hoisting equipment is install ed Frank Fl. Lerchen is manager of the company and is making his headquarters here.
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SOUTHBOUND LISTING
 STEAMER ALAMEDA
COURT OFFICIALS, LOCAL AND INTERIOR RESIDENTS, ARE
 PASSENGERS

Seattle-Harry Yago, Fred Ander- son, Ernest Olsen, Mrs. Ernest Olsen, Shel Wettach, Elmo c. Most, Fred Conan, M. Crane, Sam Godfrey, Pet CT Borg, H. G. Ilderton, Thomas T.. Parry, Arthur Lappi, Gear Nord, Mrs. Litta A. Peterson, Howard Case, F. TT. Walcott, Theodore Gardner, L. G.. Appleby, Cordell D. Brown, B. B.. Robinson, c. M Gasser, M. E. An- derson, r. J. Ruby, H. w. Averill, Grace Lowey, August Bostram, ". E. Miller, Mrs. Miller, Mrs. B. P. Ryan, Edwin H. Hennucott, Jno. Rob- inson, James Herdman, M. J. Floss, Harvey Griffin, Ernest A. Canonica, A. Kurtz, Adam J. Mouse, Ben Dahl, Philip Remault, MT. and Mrs. s. M Graf.
 Ketchikan-John H. Rice.
 Cordoya-John O'Brien, Harry Kirk H. Jensen, Harry Ohlsen, H. Mala donada.
 . valdez-Mr. and Mrs. E. Coke Hill ! A, L. Bowling.
 Wrangell-4R. Swendson, p. l. i Lynch, Jas. Truitt.
 Juneau-Lars Larson, Harry Lobel Earl Stand, Edw. T. Naghel.
 Latouche-R. L. Rogers, Franl 1 Tankvich, L. A. Weltys Mrs. Johl Erickson, Mrs. c. Oxerby.
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COSTS IF SURVEYING
 WILL BE REDUCED BY
 ACCURATE THE6DOuTE

WASHINGTON. Dec. 2. P)-A S :, 4-ir new theodolite designed by the Chief of Instruments of the Coast and Geo. detic Survey has been tested and promises exceptional accuracy in sur
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