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No.14. From Salina Cruz, June 1st 1908. I have the honour to inform you that of the 9 Chinese detained in barracks, one, who was a second class passenger was released on Saturday though very ill with trachoma. The intended places of residence of the remaining 8 were duly noted. Four of them were set at liberty to-day, their state of health being satisfactory, the other four were re-embarked on board the "Suisang", trachoma having fully developed itself in their cases. (Signed)F. Valenzuela,
No.15. From Salina Cruz. June 1st 1908. I have the honour to inform you of the points of destination of the Chinese immigrants who landed from the Steamship "Suisang": Torreon, 4: Aguascalientes 2: Chihuahua, 1: Ciudad Juarez, 1; Tampico, 1: Guaymas 35; Mazatlan, 6, and 94 for this Port; first and second class passengers (Signed) F. Valenzuela.
Your telegram of ... being also included in this list.
No.16. Mexico, June 2nd 1908. yesterday please explain whether the 4 persons re-embarked on board the Steamship "Suisang" were second class passengers. (Signed) E. Liceaga.
No.17. Mexico June 3rd 1908. Replying to your telegram of the day before yesterday. Please inform me, separately, respecting points of destination of immigrants, and first and second class passengers who arrived by the steamship "Suisang". (Signed) E. Liceaga.
No.18. From Salina Cruz. June 3rd 1908. I have the honour to inform you that the four immigrants re-embarked on board the "Suisang" on Monday were not second class passengers, as those of that class were set at liberty according to your orders, of which I informed you in my telegrams on that subject, noting their destinations as directed. The last of the second class passengers was detained because suffering from mumps. This is the one mentioned in my message of the 1st instant. (Signed) F. Valenzuela.
No.19. Mexico, June 3rd 1908. Your message of today's date informs me that the four immigrants re-embarked Monday on board the "Suisang" were not second class passengers, and that those of that class were set at liberty as was recommended in my telegram relating thereto. (Signed) E. Liceaga.
No.20. Superior Board of Health. Mexico. Commission at Salina Cruz No.221. I have the honour to transmit to you the adjoined list of destinations of the second class ...
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No.14. From Salina Cruz, June 1st 1908. I have the
honour to inform you that of the 9 Chinese detained in
barracks, one, who was a second class passenger was re-
leased on Saturday though very ill with trachoma. The
intended places of residence of the remaining 8 were duly
noted. Four of them were set at liberty to-day, their
state of health being satisfactory, the other four were
re-embarked on board the "Suisang", trachoma having fully
developed itself in their cases. (Signed)F. Valenzuela,
No.15. From Salina Cruz. June 1st 1908. I have the
honour to inform you of the points of destination of the
Chinese immigrants who landed from the Steamship "Sui-
sang":
Torreon, 4:
Aguascalientes 2: Chihuahua, 1:
Ciudad Juarez, 1; Tampico, 1: Guaymas 35; Mazatlan, 6, and 94 for this Port; first and second class passengers
(Signed) F. Valenzuela.
Your telegram of
being also included in this list.
No.16. Mexico, June 2nd 1908.
yesterday please explain whether the 4 persons re-embark- ed on board the Steamship "Suisang" were second class
passengers.
(Signed) E. Liceaga.
No.17. Mexico June 3rd 1908. Replying to your tele- gram of the day before yesterday. Please inform me,
separately,
separately, respecting points of destination of immi-
grants, and first and second class passengers who ar-
rived by the steamship "Suisang". (Signed) E. Liceaga.
No.18. From Salina Cruz. June 3rd 1908. I have
the honour to inform you that the four immigrants re-
embarked on board the "Suisang" on Monday were not sec-
ond class passengers, as those of that class were set
at liberty according to your orders, of which I informed
you in my telegrams on that subject, noting their des-
tinations as directed. The last of the second class
passengers was detained because suffering from mumps.
This is the one mentioned in my message of the 1st in-
(Signed) F. Valenzuela.
stant.
No.19. Mexico, June 3rd 1908. Your message of to-
day's date informs me that the four immigrants re-
embarked Monday on board the "Suisang" were not second
class passengers, and that those of that class were set
at liberty as was recommended in my telegram relating
(Signed) E. Liceaga.
thereto.
No.20. Superior Board of Health. Mexico. Commission
at Salina Cruz No.221. I have the honour to transmit
to you the adjoined list of destinations of the second
class
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