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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1936-02-29
Not knowing What Turkey
Looked Like Embarrassed TlUO
Visitors at Butte in Early Days

he noticed the Indian had q pair o
rabbits suspended over his shoulder
J Here's the lad that can tell us, maybe
where to get a turkey" he exclaimed
Chief, do you happen to know where
we could get bird for Christmas?"
Huh" said the Indian, smiling al
being spoken TO. A chance for a drinh
of whisky was coming nearer.
What does huh mean2" Finnigan
inquired. 'It's pig Latin for YES" re-
piled Flanagan making q pretenSe Of
knowledge wholly outside his ken.
~An the same he means yes" F1an-
nagan said doggedly. He doesn't know
what you mean by turkey" F1nnigan
declared. "Chief. what does turkey
Huh" the Indian replied.
F1nnigan was getting excited. "See
here" he said, IF you can bring us
a turkey I'll give you the rest in this
bottle. What do you say?"
The Indian was plainly excited also
but befuddIed. Flannagan had been
doing some deep thinking. Sign Ian
lest learned In the world. Flanagan
decided to try sign language. He took
q partially burned bramble from the
lire and proceeded to draw picture Of
what he thought turkey looked like
on the ground In front Of the door.
Then he pointed to the picture, TO the
Indian, to themselves and to the bottle.
Finally the Indian understood and
was eager to be gone. Ffnnigan and
Flanagan went to bed each nursing
the hope that the red man would be
successful In his hunt for turkey.
The next day before Ffnnigan and
Flanagan were out Of bed there was
a knock at the door. They opened 1t
to find the Indian holding In his hand
q big black bird. Dick and Jim had
been sampltng the whisky during the
night and the level was low In the
oottle-but they corrected this by add
ing some water and passed the bottle
bird.
Finnigan and Flanagan were de-
lighted. They were bubbiing over with
happiness. Turkey for Christmasl That
vas something to write home about. |
They hung the bird from one Of the
protrualng rafters outside the door
Ffnnigan was pulling on his shoes,
ager 70 begin the work Of dressing the
owl when the voice of a Yankee prog-
Dector, who had a claim I'D in what is
low Chicken Flat. passed the door. His
yes took In the fowl.
Hey, fellers," he exclaimed, In
n ma What are you goin' to do
What's a buzzard and where Is it?"
'innigan mumbled.
"A bllzzard is q bird that lives on
ffal and when you get one in the
ouse he stinks like h. the Yankee
aid. did you ask where he is? Why,
es hanging right there from your /
after"
Flanagan and Finnigan exchanged
'oks OF sadness and despair. They
ouid have neither whisky nor turkey /
" Christmas, but they were deter
lined to save their face"
oh, we got him just for q curiosity"
lnnigan answered. Il have an uncle III
ST. Louis that takes an interest In
Ich things"
The Yankee went on his way. Finni-
IN and Flanagan retired TO their
bin. What was that you said about
lowledge bein' curse last night2"
nnigan said, glazing at Flanagan.
we had scrap Of knowledge In
u noodles we would have known q
zzard when we saw it-and we would
u have our bottle OF whisky"
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1936-02-29
Carbon Court Reversed

The Montana supreme court has re-
versed the district court Of Carbon
county in the recovery suit of John
Horst against Philip Staley Jr., and
the Great Western Sugar Co. The ac-
ton originated from a lease which
Staley obtained from Horst on a ranch
near Fromberg. Staley defaulted on a
note and Horst took possession of the
ranch properties including some crops
The lower court held that Horst had
no further share in the 1882 beet crop
than one-fifth. The supreme court re-
versed the decision and remanded the
action for a new trial.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1936-02-29
Taxing Banks

Forty-six Montana banks have been
notified by the state board OF equal
ization that it proposes to assess them
on taxable property which was not
assessed in 1885. Action Is being taken,
1t was stated, under recent ruling
Of the United States supreme court.
More than $3.000,0 900 of Reconstruction
Finance corporation bank stock in the
various national and state banks OF
Montana Is liable TO assessment and
taxes as a result Of the ruling.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1936-02-29
cHoTEAU STRUCTURE
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CROWN BUTTE
Chamberlain HeldmAn No / @ SEX s-lO-qw Abandoned
DEAN ANTICLLNE
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DRY CREEK OIL FIELD
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EAST BRIDGER
Bndgr l SEX 2s-ss-2sE 900
Baru on-Reynolds No NEa Nw s-ss-4w Rig
FLAT COULEE OIL FIELD
Hamilton ct al Nor Farms No Mex
FLAT WILLOW
Guy l Ss-l4N-26E
HAGEN STRUCTURE
Hagen No swK 4-si-7w Location
HARDIN STRUCTURE
Daniels Pet No SEA sls-ssE
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LODGE GRASS
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PENDRoY
PONDERA OIL FIELD
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RATTLESNAKE BUTTE
EardendOrf- Keyes-Austad i. SO
ROSCOE DOME
No.
Round Butte synd Bailey oEI NEa sEa 1sM
SOAP CREEK OIL FIELD
/ on
SOUTH DEVON
1
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WALLER AREA
IoFdon 1
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70
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1936-02-29

A battleshtp can be referred to as q
floating university" On Il, q man Of
the navy is presented with q chance
70 learn. both from books and expe-
r1ence, his chosen vocation In life.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1936-02-29
NEW LOCATIONS CUTTBl

SW3 l5-346W
Te~aco-Eee center 15-34-6W
3I6T exaco-Jones No 2 c 6-335W Rig UpII
SIT c5rant-TribaI No / ss-ss-6w Location
La opinión., 1936-01-13

Pocas son las personals que ten
gan una buena memorial. La ma
yoria deben recurrir al papel y al
lapiz para anotar una direction, un
numero telefonico. una cantidad.
10 que sueede. en- realidad es que,
aparte de las capacidades natura-
les de cada indiyiduo. cada II Sc
acuerda de 10 que. verdaderamen-
te, lie interesa r%ecordar. Tened la
seguridad de que nunea Sc lie olyi-
dara a un muehacho ell n6mero de
la casa de su noyia o la bora en-
que conyinieron ula eta. TODD es
question de voluntad. No demos.
pues. ~excesiya culpa a la memorial.
Ash. queridos lectores. no Greats
nunea en- los olyidos inyoluntarios.
Sabed que cuando una persona Sc
ha olyidado de algo. es porque yer
La opinión., 1936-01-13
LIBROS NOTABLES HAN
APARECIDO

Para informar rapidamente al
lector sobre la production que en-
1885 Sc ha significado por los tie
mas que Sc relacionan con ell indio
p~recortesiano de Mexico, Sc formu
la esta reseha de libros que vale la
pena consular:
TENAYUCA. Publication del De-
partamento de Monumentos de la
Secretarfa de Educacion Publica,
en- contribution al XVI Congre-
so International de Americanistas
que Sc reunio en- Sevilla. La intro
duccion lleva la firma del Ing. Jo-
Sc Raygadas Vertiz, quien dirigio
las inyestigaciones para ell estudio
complete de dicha piramide, par
tiendo de 1914. figurando monogra
fias que vamos a enumerar: "Ante
cedentes legendarios e historicos
de Tenayuca: epoca prehispanica,"
Rogue J. Ceballos Novelo: "Apre-
ciacion de los datos historieos y ira
dicionales de Tenayuca," "Jeroglf-
ficos de las escaleras de Tenayuca:
material, numero. posicion, distri-
bucion, inteligencia" y ia orien-
tacion de la piramide de Tenayu-
ca Y ell principle del ano y del ST.
glo indfgenas. Cuatro temples pre-
colombinos: su orientacion segun
la Inca del ocaso solar. Eel sistema
maya-tolteca de medida del ITEM
po', por Enrique Juan Palacios;
"Exploracion de la piramide", por
ell Ing. Raygadas Vertiz; "Estudio
arquitectonico' por ell Ara. Igna-
clio Marquina; "Estudio de la pintu
IA de la piramide" por don Mi
guel Angel Fernandez; "Orienta-
La opinión., 1936-01-13
Metodos EN- Admi-
instruction
-Por JOSE R. ZAZUETA -
(Contador Publico)
Los. BONOS COMO MEDIC DE AH0RR0

que ell total de la deuda contrafda.
En- ell case de liquidation forzada,
ell valor de estas propiedades pue'
de bajar a cast NADIA o en- ell case
de proyectos publicos no 81 puede
efectuar la liquidation. Esta capa-
cidad depende de la buena admi-
nistracion de los asuntos del deu-
dor Y su condici0n financiera. FL
juicio del publico en- este respecto
es una de las causas de los subes
Y bajas en- 81 precio que los bonos
de tai o cual gobierno o tai o cual
corporation pueden demandar Ell
ell mercado.
Otra particularidad de los bo-
los es que ell p%orcentaje de interes
es fijo y por 10 tanto los tenedores
de ellos no disfrutan de los bene-
ficios que emanan de la prosperi-
dad desde que solo reciben ell por-
centaje de interes especificado.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS, o desafortunada
mente segun ell punto de vista.
existen las bolsas para Ell mercado
de toda clase de papel de inver-
sion. Siendo los bonos transient
bles, pueden ser Y son vendidos
a la vista como c%ualquiera otra mer
cancfa. Su precio esta suieto a las
mismas leyes que los precios de
mercancfas. es decir bajan cuando
ell abastecimiento es mas que la
demanda Y ~vice-versa. En- tiempos
de prosperidad los dineros de aho-
rros gravitan a medios de inver-
sion que promoter mas rendimien.
to que los bonos. tales como nego-
clos propios Y acciones eomunes,
Eel super-optimismo del publico 10
lleya a inyersiones mas riesgosas
y hasta la speculation. En- tales
tSigue en- la 8a. Pae.)
La opinión., 1936-01-13

trno de los medios de financial
iniento usado muy comunmente tan
10 por gobiernos Inclusive Esta-
dos v Municipalidades) como por
eorporaciones es la emission de bo-
nos. Tn bono es NADIA mas nj me-
nos que un pagare. ESQ es, un con-
trato por medic del cual ell gobier-
no o corporation que 10 expide Sc
compromete a pagan en- determine
da fe ia (generalmente EN- diez o
yeinte anos) la suma especificada
en- la faz del documento y un de-
terminado porcentaje de interes
on tales o cuales fechas. Estos bo-
nos son expedidos en- n serie y
In serie entera esta respaldada Ell
la mayoria de los casos por cier-
tas propiedades nombradas en- la
hipoteca. Proyectos publicos tales
como caminos, presas, etc., en- ell
case de gobierno. o maquinaria, pro
piedades rafces. etc., en- ell case de
corporaciones, forman ell respaldo
de bonos. Eel gobierno federal fire.
cuentemente expide bonos que no
tienen otro respaldo que su buen
credito, pero este es la exception
Y en- cast TODD otro case existe ell
respaldo de n h%ipoteca.
Habiendo definido 10 que es un
bono podemos examinar sus pro-
piedades y actuacion a fin de poder
usar este medic en- un plan de in
version. En- primer lugar, no Sc de
be dar suma importancia a la hi
poteca. La capacidad del gobierno
o corporation de poder pagan tanto
i~ntereses como capital a su debido
tempo es de mucho mas importan
cha que ell hecho que las propieda-
des hipotecadas tengan mas yalor
La opinión., 1936-01-13

Ell agente federal Greeorio o. White,
revolver en- mano, logro capturar
aver, en- ell canine que conduce a I'll
J%uana, a Miguel ortega. a sea Herman
kerberg, va que usaba indistintamen-
tie ambos nombres.
Sc trata de un mexicano que ha
venido ~operando al frente de una BAN
da bien organizada, que vendia toda
clase de drogas heroicas. Hace pocos
que la policia capture a varios
miembros de la banda de Ortega, los
que sorprendidos in f%raganti Vendien-
do %cocaina, no tuvieron mas remedio
que declarar dedicarse a csc neeocio.
DiJeron tambien los detenidos que
las droaas son traidas de Tijuana,
donde abundan, pues ALI sc venden
a la luz del dia, morfina. coeaina, he
roma, eter y ~marihuana, sin tenor a
Ia polieia mesioana, que sin duda ha
sido ~sobornada.
la captura de Ortega fue especial
cular, cast einematoarafica, pues es-
tie, que es un admirable chofer. en-
varias oeasiones estuvo a ounto de
La opinión., 1936-01-13
CRONlCA DE
ACERCA DE LA MEMORIAL
Por s-EGISMUNDo NORTH

daderamente, en- Ell fondo lie tenia
sin cuidado. Este fen6meno de Ia
memorial ejerce Influenza en- Ell
subeonsciente Y Sc manifesto aun
en- Ell indiyiduo ~entregado al sueno,
:Serfa possible que uno Sc desve-
lase a Ia bora que Sc propuso, sin
auxilio del desperation? Natural
mente. Lo que sucede es que la ma
yor parte de las wees n debe
despertarse para cosas que, 81 he
mos de ser ~sinceros con nosotros
mismos, son POGO agradables para
Ell cuerpo. Escasas son las perso-
mas que dejen a gusto la tibia ca.
ma inyernal para ir al despacho y
mas escasos aun los eseolares que
tengan en- Ell subconsciente, dema-
siados deseos de no faltar a clase.
La opinión., 1936-01-13

hacer volar Ell caro- de su persegui.
dor, con habiies y rapidas maniobras.
FL senior Armando Vargas de la
Maza, colega nuestro, celebro aver su
cumpleanos. Aparte de recibir carl
nosas y efusivas invitaciones de sus
amigos y c~ompaheros, fue testeJado
con una cena que Sc lie ofrecio en- un
eonocido restaurant de Broadway.
En- ell aeape. ademas del senior De
la Maza, estuvieron p~resentes los Sc
nores Rafael Ybarra, Rafael QuiJano,
Esteban V. Escalante. Hector y Fran
cisco Hernandez. Jesus Arriola, In
oeniero Durand, Jose C. Burgell, Ds-
MEL Nenegas. Francisco NaranJo y
otros.
FL senior Arriola. a nombre del CRU
pc. ofreeio Ell agape al senior de Ia
Maza, uuien contesto a~uradecido. Ell
resto del dia. ell festeIado 10 paso al
lado de su estimable mama. sehora
Modesto de la Maza Viuda de Vargas
v IN orupo de amistades.
La opinión., 1936-01-13
NoTAs DE RAFAEL HELIoDoRo VALE

Ell equinoccio del otono. en- 81 de
septiembre del ano 1878 antes de
~Jesucristo." Y mas adelante hizo
notar este: ia religion de los ma
vas y tambien la de las otras ma
clones de America. ~dependfa de las
reglas del calendario y del tenor
de la perdida del mundo Y des-
truccion de la Humankind durante
los dfas intercalarios. Ell pueblo
recobro su libertad. al ser conoci-
das por 81 las reglas que por tan
tos siglos fueran secretas. Natural
mente, dejaron de edificar temples
durante los grandes perfodos de
256 amos, cuando en- ell calendario
Marie Sc debfan agregar dos dfas
extra de INTERPOLATION y descontar
dos dias en- ell calendario Venus.
Para ell pueblo era una inmensa
ganancia, pero nosotros 10 deplora
mos, porque va no siguieron edifi
cando temples, estelas y altares,
y va no pusieron mas fechas, que
nos hablan como ST quisieran ha-
cernos leer su historia."
La opinión., 1936-01-13
LA UNDACIoN EGAN HYATT

Merece singular elogio ell progra
ma que desarrolla. ~lujosamente, la
gran revista "Maya Research,
que estudia problemas r~elaciona-
dos con dicha cultura en- Mexico y
Centre America, y que esta edita-
do por Frans Blom, o la colabo-
racion de hombres de ciencia CO.
mo Gstos: Alfred NJ. Tozzer, Her
man Boyer, j. Alden Mason, Lin
ton Satterthwaite Jr., Mary But
Ter, Paul Schellhas, George C.
valiant. Oliver La Fargo, Ralph
L. Roys. J. Erie Thompson, R. B.
Weitzel, Ricard G. E. Long, Wal
Their Staub, James B. Carter, Dan
Leyrer. Oliver G. Ricketson, Ger
hardt T. Kramer. G. E. Belmont,
Thomas Gam, Henry j. Boeckel-
man, Charles v. Imeson, y otros,
que se a%pasionan profundamente
por esta suerte de estudios.
La numeracion de los colabora.
dores de esa reyista, Que es un pri
NOR de trabajo editorial, parecerfa
fastidiosa a quienes no Sc han da
do cuenta del intense interes que
la Americanistica va im~pulsando,
Y, sobre TODD. para que Sc yea que
en- Ell extranjero estos estudios
cuentan con pleyade fervien-
tie.
Llama tambien la atencion en-
maya Research" la bibliografia
que en- cada numero va dando a co
nocer, con exquisite puntualidad,
ell bibliotecario del Department
of Middle American Research, Mr..
Arthur E. Crop.
Cronologfa, geogrefia historical,
arqueologfa, ceramica, astronomfa,
arte. codices. cronicas, bibliogra-
fla, TODD Sc puede encontrar no.
jeando esa publication, que es una
de las que. en- su Inca, hacen no.
nor a ~cualquiera de las grandes
instituciones cientificas del mum
do Y prestan eminente servicio a
los pafses IN que la cultura maya
deio sus huellas impereeederas y
sus enigmas incitantes.
La opinión., 1936-01-13

oAN0S O9SJ ossSRR Ruiz lio
SECW lQs ARcWN0s DE- "a OPINION

Ell tempo pasa veIoz y la vida Sc convierte Ell recuerdos. Ell hoy es huraho
y fugaz: ell mahana, inquietante e improbable Vendolo bier. 10 unico oe
perdura en- los anaqueles indestuctbes del tempo es ell YER.
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1936-11-06

!. D. C. Canegata, having been appoint
ed Executor of he above entitled estate,
40 hereby give notice to all creditors of
the said estate and to all persons having
claims against the said estate to present
with proper vouchers such claims against
the said estate within six (6)months from
the date of this notice 10 the undersigned
executor
All persons indebted to the said estate
are hereby requested to make payment to
the said executor at his Office in Chris ian
sted within the said me.
First publication of this notice made
this 18th day of October, 1886.
D. G. CANEGATA
Executor.
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1936-11-06
IN THE DISTRICT COURT Or THE
VIRGIN ISLANDS OF THE U. S A
CaRISTIANSTED SUB JUDICIAL
DIS r CT
In the matter of the joint estate of
w dow, MARY Ell ZAPETH PRFTTO.
No. In Vacation after April Term. 1886
TlON
CIT "A 10 N

James A. Bough. administrators of the
ab0ve entitled estate. havi G fl ed his ne
tition herein duly verified paying for an
Order of Sale of the real properly
belonging to the estate, to wit: House
and Lot No &c Water Cur. Christian
sted. St. Gro x, for the purpose of de-
fraying administration expenses etc.
and the Court being satisfied that such
sale is necessary for the said purpoees
1t Is Ordered that all persons Interest,"
ed in the above estate appear at the G ut
House in Christansted, ST. Croix, V.
}. on the 9th day of December 1886. 10
show cause, if any they have why an
Order of SAFE should not be granted for
the purposes set forth 10 the petition.
1t IS Further Ordered that o copy OF
this citation be published once a week
for four al consecutive weeks in the
St. Croix Tribune. a newspaper publish
ed daily within the district, and that
a copy hereof be posted at or near the
Post Office, 10 the town of Christiansted,
at or near the Public Library 10 the said
town and in the office of the Clerk of
the Court; also that service be made &C
cording to law.
In Witness Whereof have hereuntS
set my hand and caused the seal of the
Court to be affixed this 5,h day of Oct.
1886.
80 j. F. HENRY,
District Court Commissioner.
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1936-11-06
MARIA JACOBS,
Administrators.

IN THE DIsTR' CT COURT CT THE
VIRGIN LANDS OF THE u. S. A.
CHR STIANS | ED SUB JUDICIAL
D STRICT
In the matter of the estate Of ASTRID
LIMPRICHT DECEASED
No. 26O April Term, 1896.
Publication Of Appointment And Notice
To Creditors
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1936-11-06
IN THF DISTRICT COURT OF 7 HE
VIRGIN ISLANLS OF The U.S.A
CHRISTIANSTED SUB-JUDICIAL
DISTR1C
In the matter of tie estate of ISAAC
JACOBS, deceased.
No. PSI April Term, 1896.

/, Maria Jacobs, administrators OF the
above entitled estate, accordance with
the Order of the said c urt dated October
18th, 1886, do hereby give notice to all
interested parties in thc said estate that
they are re quested to al pear at tie Court
House of the said Court on tn 2oth day OF
Decemb' 1886. at 10 o'clock m. to hle
any objections they may have at the hear
ING of the final report of the said estate
First publication of this notice made this
18th day of October 6.
MARIA JACOBS,
Administra
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1936-11-06
GOLD FOUNTAIN PEN

A Gold Fountain Pen was lost either
in Kings Street or on the Wharf in Chris
tiansted.
Finder will be rewarded 90 bringing it
to this Office
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-07-11

middle barreshaped working 0
 night tough hot time later in the evening"
 rolled sumber But wasn't they up the whole world tumbIns asleep" and constrced Tapping something holding a could momenly realized what hapenedtat the tent had blown down caught fre
 From Blazing Heat to Piercing Cold
  faen and the bunk too had collapsed And in the wreckage.
 Franticaly onhnlng eanvas-even If It in nothing Better freeze death than ende, thought
 suddenly, f 0 wish, myself of wind tore the tent from all eninss and | of with the thermometer at IS 20 quickly the other clothes from the commssa they blown down. all probably perished vestge and of the was with the clothing nothing protect the chill mountain top"
 frightened much while the uabaloo wask kept think
 Real Scare Comes When It's over
  happened
 When IA burnedsix them seveeyby the flames the tentw i contact with the
 Those burned all the lucky who had of the tent
 Jack end really that saved him from injury. back the where the could from the wreck he ound-nothing. Everything he owned had been swept the wind and had work for the railroad their journey.
 then Jack have been within drowning buried alive agonizng fe mingled with the bowling wind and the flames that
  could to the campfire and match with for everybody has had at least one adventure @-wNus%vHs
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-07-11
zMNN@ozd . ADVENTURES
 - CLUB
 @&@W
Breeze or Burn"
 By FLOYD GIBBONS Famous Headline Hunter.

HERE'S yarn from the bitter and busey Territory Of Alaska lad who got all the best of in the end because he got all the of 1t in the beginning. You sometimes works out that piece of something that tough luck will suddenly turn out to be the break o ictime-and what happened to Jacob "Jack Chester cold he managed to stay from the Jacks fellow left Seattle gold prospecting
 transportation In those days their started railroad which vast then in the process building
 hill, they had beento iroadc tho reached the summit and there they found they decided to 
 Bunkhouse Light Is Cheerful Beacon
  ahead 
 And n more light
 he grading (bunhouse dnngtent ant or
 time arrived and down in the dining 0 spirits asked he could them the night and he 
 The hunks them the of the because the