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CRIMINAL COURTS.

Pedro Francisco and Ferdinand Entrinio charged
With selling nnsmped cSsrs committed yesterday for eramina
ton BY Commissioner Shields
At the TOmbs Police Court, yesterday. Justice
Bowling committed Runo Gustsmone Young Cuban OF No. II
Thompson having broken the Of Isaac Bloch
Of No i Csns with two confederate and stolen
worth Havana tobacco Alexander Kelly Of No 29i Cherry
Farrell OF No so 0k John Doran OF No 81 Ohver JOIN
Of No 100 Chery and John s. Collins Of No Is ami
unlicensed sailor riding house keeper committed the
complaint Duncan Of the Bureau for the Protection Of
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DEPARTURE or FOREIGN Mails
SArURDAY. PKR Il

SATURDAY. PKB. 10
Mails Hurone Liverpool Steamship CITY " EevYOrk
close at 9 M. No Supplementary Mail
Prussi closed . by this lire.
Bremen steamship L. prg,
close 81 lO9s German mail oniV direct nv
Mails Bes and Hrre per steamship Psner viii
probably cloee early in the morning.
SUNDAY. Pan n.
All Mails close II O'Clock Tue tyOhcs open from ,
N 10 II q. IN. -
MONDAY, FIR. 70.
Mus HsVns the Wrsi Indies AMI MetcO Ns,l
Yela Cruz per steamship City Of Mexico, close az
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DIPLOMATIC AGENTS IN BUsIyEss-A coRREc

TION.
To the Edffor OF The Tribuns
SIR: Ia your weekly issue of Nov. 90. last,
you remarked IN speaking OF Gen. schenck the United
States Minister TO England that have been and still
ain engaged In business In this city Since NAV 1890
when first assumed the duties OF Charge dAfaires OF
the United States In Peru. have been engaged In no
commercial transactions whatsoever. You would
greatly Obge by correcting the
nave referred to. and remain, Sir very respectfully
your most Obedient servant, H. NJ BRENT
Lima, Peru, Jan. IS, 1872.
THE statement, which cheerfully allow Mr. Brent
the space TO correct received from source which
We had no reason TO dOubt-Ed.
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pleasant SIGHT 20 every one, from JACK IN inc iorcca
by M extra steamer NewNork, which Is oApeetou
leave
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MINIATURE ALMANAC

s.n n.,..... TOD SEQ Moon 90.
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SANDY H,ok.. 9.l5 GoTs Island g3 Hell Gate Ferry tlD
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Tlisceilantcns.

John DWIGHT & Co.,
81 Manufaeturers Of a..
sALERATUS, sUPERCARB. SODA
OLIVER PLATING.-Spoons, FORKS, s'''
- 40. a. n o. 4 per doL "a AID 20 Nes ho"ev
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prlnIlnG.
professional Notices.
Uentlstrp.

do Uhom II nan eonffrh
DUBLIC NOTICE Is hereby gwen lp, ~, ssss
10 Chapter Of the Laws Of si! hat 80 10 cossr ~
Of the Board Of Appor,onmepi and Audit Of hs ~ -
YORK will be held the Controefs Oce IN ~ he ~ eSrsr IA
URDAY AFTERNOON at O'Clock. on i6s ya,l, OK sr0R
Clerk Of BOard Of ARPoH0a@e''
Dated New York Feb g, 1872
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-05-19
VEN DRAM LAS PRUEBAS.

Dedica La Rayon IN articulo edito-
rial 4 criticar ell escrito de despedida
del Sr. Marques de la Esperanza por-
que en- 6l no expone ''pdblicamente el
djputado que es 10 que va 4 someter
al juicio del Congreso nacjonal y de
que modo va 4 defendero." El Sr.
Marques Sc despidf6 no como diputa-
do sino como iefe del partido liberal
conservador. No debia nj podia trazar
un plan politico sin ponerse dc acuer-
do con sus demas companeros que en-
su mayor ndmero estan en- la PENN
sula, nj fuG otro su objeto que mani
festar reconocimiento a sus correli
gionarios y hacerles aquelas indica-
Uiiunus que Urcyo convcnicntcs. Mas
nuestro colega que es fuerte en- l6gi-
ca, echa de mGnos en- ell discurso del
Sr. Marques la confirmation 8, como
llaman los ret6ricos, las pruebas. Pa
r6cele al peri6dico exaltado que para
decir "que la sociedad Sc siente en-
ferma; que hay gGrmenes revoIuciona-
rios, Discoveries; quela integridad de Ia
nacion esta amenazada, ETC." Sc necesi-
tan comprobantes claros, evidentes, po
derosos otenga cuidado nuestro cole
ga, esas pruebas Sc han escrito a parte
y vendran. Vendran encerradas en- un
tomito que Sc llama HIsroRIA DE LA
INsURREccIoN DE LAREs. Ell Marques
de la Esperanza no las incluy6 en- su
aloc~cion porque la habrlan hecho de-
masiado difusa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-05-19


sas de interes general y no de impor-
tancia exclusivamente particular, CO.
mo 10 es el escrito en- question.
Respecto la amenaza que hace de
perseguir a Juan Bobo por los tribu-
males, esta en- su derecho sSr. Mon
talvo, bien entendido de que esta re-
daccion no dara su nombre sino GUAM
do 10 pida un tribunal competente,
Nosotros hemos llamado la atencion
del tribunal superior porque en- aquel
remitido Sc denunciaba un hecho: ell
de no haberse dado ,lebido cumpli
miento & una sentencia de la Excma.
Real Audiencia.
Els cierto que ell Sr Montalvo alega
causas atendibies para suspender los
efectos de esta sentencia (una deellas la
dehaber hecho mejoras elterrenoque
7alen mas que las tierras), pero ell he
cho denunciado por J Ian Bobo existe:
la persona que Sc da por aludida no
10 desmiente. Luego no hay calumnia
que amerite la actitud formidable que
pretende tomar contra nuestro comu-
nicante ell Sr. Montalvo.
De todos modos ell tribunal supe-
rior, vista la razon que le pueda asis-
tir al Sr. Montatvo, fallara en- jasticia.
Ell periodismo debe denunciar los
abusos, pero nj le toca depurarlos, nj
es propio campo la prensa para VEN
tilsr cuestiones judiciales. Y tan cs
asi que hacc unos siete amos, la mis-
ma Real Audiencia prohibi6 termi-
nantemente que Sc defendiesen plei-
tos por medic del BoLETIN, como en-
una Gpoca Sc hi1o, segun nos informd
nuestro entendido antecesor ell Sr
Guasp.
Dejamos, repetimos, ell nombre del
Sr. Montalvo en- su buena opinion y
fama, sintiendo no sernos possible por
ahora acceder 4 la insercion que pide
de su comunicado en- nuestro n1nero
mas Immediate, y mucho menos en- lu-
gar preferente. Ell lugar preferente de-
BoLETIN, esta exclusivamente desti
nado 4 los artlculos editoriales.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-05-19
COMUNICADO.

Hemos recibido un0 extensfsimo de
D. Jose N. Montalvo, vecno de Cabo
Rojo, que dice ser la persona aIudida
por Juan BobO en- nuestro n1mero 55.
En- este comunicado ell Sr. Mon
talvo explica la manera legal con
que entro en- possession de los terrenos
que la Audiencia le ha ma1dado entire
gar la sonora a quien Sc refere la
persona que frma con ell pseud6nimo
citado. Las explicaciones que da aquel
Sr. y las que anade un amigo nuestro
que nos recomienda insertemos su es-
critic, nos convencen de que Juan b.
DO anduvo algo ligero, en- efecto, en-
sus apreciaciones y que ell Sr. Mon
taIvo no comseruo 10 qje'ao, puesto que
la TERRA que Sc le reclama lie cost6
S400 y tiene escritura en- que cons
ta que en- una subasta pdblica la
adquiri6 de buena fe: 81 Ell rema-
tie fue indebido, no fue culpa suya
Con estas aclaraciones que hacemos
de buen grado queda en- su Iugar
la fana y la honra del Sr Montalvo.
Lo demas pertenece a los tribunales
que nunca Sc guian para dar sus fallos
por 10 que Sc dice en- los peri6dicos,
sino por los datos del proceso. Ell es-
critic, que no podemoa imprimir por
ahora porque no nos 10 permite su ex-
traordinaris extension, es mas propio
para presentarlo a la Audiencia que
al p1blico que nj le interega nj 10 lee
ria. Esto, sin embargo, 81 Ell Sr. Mon
talyo insiste, Sc insertara SUI comuni-
cado (preyio el pago de su importe),
no en- lugar principal como pide y pa 1
rece que exige, sino en- el punto en-
que le pertenece como communicate
personalisimo de cuya publicidad min
gun bien ha de reportar q pdblico que.
Sc suscribe al peri6sico para leer CO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-05-19

clones y los adelantos modernos ha
cen las guerras breyes en- la civilizada
Europa, nj puede ser de provecho al
guno 4 los defensores de Cuba ibre.
La escuadra y el ejercito verdadera-
mente formidables que tenemos en- la
mayor de las .Antillas bastan y sobran
para concluir con 10 POGO que queda
de insurreccion. Ell n1mero de Vo-
luntarios, 81 necesario fuera, podia
duplicarse en- la isla de Cuba y quintu-
plicarse en- la de Puerto Rico. Lo que
nos interesaba, 10 que era question de
vida 8 muerte para estas provincias,
era convencer q los partidos iberales
de que aquf la hbertad que quieren
los exaltados es la raquftica indepen-
dencia con la cual aunque Sc arruine
ell pals, puedan llegar unos cuantos a
generates, presidentes, embajadores y
hacerse grandes y poderosos q costa
de la sangre y de la miseria del pue
bio que los creia de buena f6. Esto Sc
ha conseguldo ALA y AGA. III laboran-
tismo es impotente y su auxiIiar ell
radicalismo antillano esta desconcep-
tnado y muerto en- la opinion pdblica.
ST, como es seguro, ell rey Amadeo,
apoyado por unas C6rtes que le son
adictas, acaba con la insurleccion car
lista, va muy quebrantada segun las
1ltimas noticias telegra6cas, su dinas-
tia queda mas arraigada que nunca en-
Espana. Amantes del poder consti-
tuido, nosotros .detestamos todas las
irslrrecciones: deseosos de que impe-
re en- la Madre Patria un gobierno de
6rden en- ammonia con las aspiraciones
de la mayoria del pueblo espanol, ha-
cemos votos porque la sangre que
ahora Sc derrama en- la nueva fratrici
da lucha que Sc ha inaugurado sea la
Ultima de esta va larga 6poca revolu-
cionaria, quepuede decirse empez6 con
ell sigloy que todavla no ha tenido fin
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-05-19

tidura de diputado. Esto solo Sc ha
ocurritlo alos carIistas, y cuando mas,
se.podra ocurrir sus futuros aliados
los federales.
Por consiguiente, 10 que procede
es que las C6rtes consideren 81 ell ac-
to del retraimiento, en- los terminos en-
que Sc adopta, trae consigo la renuncia
del cargo (yo creo que sD, y en- este
case que declaren vacantes los distri-
tos cuyos diputados hayan explfcita-
mente adoptado esa linea de conducta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-05-19
INSURRECCION CARLISTA,

Los periodicos ministeriales, dice
EI COmercaO, venian anunciando ha
ce dias un pr6ximo levantamiento
carlista y las medidas de precaucion
del gobierno indicaban claramente
que no eran infundados estos anun
clos. Los mismos carlistas Sc en-
cargaron de justi6car las sospechas
del gobierno, publicando en- sus per6
dicos ell dia 20 ell siguiente notable
documentc:
"Excmo. Sr: Ell duque de Madrid
sc ha servido disponer que la minorfa
carlista Sc abstenga de sentarse en- el
Copgreso.
Ell gran partido nacional acudi6 a
las urnas aceptando una legalidad que
rechazan sus principles, para admitir
la lucha en- ell mismo terreno elegido
por sus enemigos.
Los resultados han probado que la
farsa ridfcula del liberalismo solo sir
We para cohibir la opinion nacional,
atropellar los derechos que proclama
y llevar la mentira 4 las C6rtes y el
luto q las familias.
Ell duque de Madrid, vistos tales
desmanes, protesta hoy ante ell pals,
retirando 4 sus representatives.
Manana protestant en- ell terreno
que lie exigen la patria oprimida y las
aspiraciones de su corazon espalol.
Dios guarde 4 V. E. muchos amos
Ginebra Is de Abril de 1872.-Emi-
Ito de MISUNDERSTANDING Sr.
vice-presidente de la Junta central
cat6ico monarquica."
Esta conforme con ell original que
conservamos en- nuestro poder.-Can-
dido Nocedal.-Vicente de la Hoz y
de LINERS"
Inmediatamente despues de publ
cado este documento, uno de los jue
ces de Madrid eel del distrito del
Congreso, senor Muntion) por excita-
cion del gobierno, empez6 a formar
causa a los indivfduos de la Junta
central carlista, y dictado auto de
prision contra ellos, fueron detenidos
el dia 21 los senores Antunano, Ire
Hes, marques de Sofraga, Tejado, La
Hoz, marques de Gramosa, brigadier
Mogrovejo, Gomez (don Valentin) y
Tamayo. FL primero de estos senores
Sc encontraba enfermo, por cuya ra-
zon no fue trasladado como sus COM
paneros a las prisiones de San Fran
cisco, 81 bien las 1escaleras, patios y
hasta tejados de su casa estaban lie
nos de agentes de policfa. En- ell mis-
mo case Sc encuentra ell seaor La Hoz,
que estaba en- CANA cuando fqeron 8
prenderle.
Tambien Sc do 6rden para prem
der al brigadier Arizona que acababa
de salir para Valencia, en- uso de Ii
cencia, y ai diputado electo don Cruz
Ochoa; mas este parece habia pasado
la frontera & internadose en- Francia,
Igualmente trato la policia de relucir
prision al senor Nocedal, en- yirtud |
le auto judicial, y, como no Sc halla,
"a en- su casa, fue esta registrada, asf
como la contigua, que habita Ell ma
yistrado del Tribunal Supreme don
Miguel Zorrilla; mas todas las pesqui-
'as fueron indtiIes y Ia casa y sus cer-
,anlas continuation yigiadas
n
-s .,.4.4.z.4. psa-m -
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B]LETIN NERCANlM DE PUggI0-R|EO.

SABADo 1S DE MAYO DE 1S7s.
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gCTATE OF WISCONSIN, COUNTY OF D0UGLAs-In County
~ Court.
In the matter of the estate of John Goeln deceased
On reading and filing the petition Of Clac Gossen Of said
county, representing other things that John b. Gossen
late Of said County Of Douglas the Dist day OF November 1872
SAID County died nteate leaving goods chate
estate within this county, and that said petitioner is the
widow of said John D. oseu deceased and praying that adm
ation OF said estate be to her granted
1t ordered that the said petition be heard before the judge Of
this Court Monday the 2l day December 1872 at ten o'clock
in the forenoon the office Of the said County Judge.
And further ordered that notice theIeo be the
heirs of said deceased and to all persons interested by publish
this order for three weeks said
day of hearing, in the Superior Times cky newspaper
printed and published at Superior in said C,uHty.
TL0S CLARK, County Judge.
Dated November 23tb, 1872. no30lt21
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trying again, succeeded, when q powerful
stream of foul and noxious gas poured
through the opening, rendering him insen-
I sible at once.
! The alarmed assistants were of course,
not prepared for so unusual and unexpect-
ed an emergency, and had no means at
hand of lifting the body to the surface OF
the ground. II was plainly dangerous for
any one to descend for this purpose, yet
such an attempt was made, but rclinquished
after experiencing the power Of the deadly
vapor. Lighted paper, even when satur-
ated with kerosene, was eXtinguished when
it had fallen but part of the distance down,
showing that the air would not support life
It was nearly an hour before the graphing
hooks, which were procured as soon as pos
sible, could take the body from the well.
The most active efforts to bring about res
toraton were at once undertaken, but all
without avail All medical aid was found
to be vain, and DR.. j. S. Graham was com
PEELED to pronounce life extinct
Thus suddenly and sadly persisted good
and industrious citizen, kind husband and
father, a true friend Of the needy, and man
respected and esteemed by all who knew
him. Mr. Gosselin leaves a family consist
ing of wife and seven children, Of whom
the eldest is but sixteen. His family have
the deepest sympathy Of our whole commu-
nifty in their sore afIiction.
Mr.. jean Baptste Gosselin was native
of the Parish of St. Anselme, District OF
Quebec, Canada, and was about 81 years
of age at the time Of his death. His ven
cradle mother is yet living in the Parish Of
St Anselme at the age Of TO- He came to
/ Superior on the 18th of June, 1857, and has
since turned his hand to the various kinds
of labor for which his capacity and ingenu-
/ ity as a workman fitted him. lie was en-
gagged in the construction Of the Railroad
Dock at Duluth, under Messrs. Coburn &
Northrup, in 1870, and has had much to do
with the government work on our Harbor
Improvements at the entry, during the last
five years. Mr.. Gosselin never failed to
win the approval and esteem Of all with
whom he had business dealings or social
acquaintance. We shall miss him much,
and all Will say good and true man has
gone.
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With pain we record most lamentable
occurrence, by which an esteemed and wor-
thy citizen OF this place, lost his life, at
about 10 o'clock on Thursday the 2lst inst.
Mr.. J. Is. Gosselin had been engaged for two
weeks past in boring one of the public wells,
situated near Squire Wheelock's on Second
Street. Having bored to quite depth
without reaching water, the work was
brought to a stop on Wednesday evening
by coming to a barrier of stone
On Thursday morning, leaving James
Newton and half breed man at the top of
the well to assist him, Mr.. Gosselin descend
ed into the excavation, and began to drill
through the stone. 1t was not long before
the drill had forced its way through, re-
manning fast however in the stone. Mr..
Gosselin called ont, 1t is all right, jim;
we have got water" Making an attempt
to pull out the drill he failed at first but
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THE SUPERIOR TIMES.
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 50, 1879.

THE bob-sleds, again, make their fanil-
lar appearance on our streets.
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= TATE OF WISCONSIN. COUNTY OF DoUGLAs-In Proba
y In
II ne &C Of the eate Of raria o.BLIsn aeeeased

matter Of estate Of FatrcE Q Ben, deceased
On reading fling the petition Of Hiram Dawes OF said
county representing among other things that Patrick ien
late Marquette county Michigan, the 18th day Of
February D. 1870 Chicago in the State 81 Illinois, died.
testae leaving goods and estate within this County,
ana that the said petitioner Of said estate and
Of said estate be 70 him granted 1t Is
ordered that the petition heard before the Judge OF this
Court Monday 9Th Of December 1872 at 10 O'Clock IN
the forenoon at the Of the said County Judge And 1t i
rrhr ordered that notice be the heirs of said
deceased persons interested by publishing copy @"
this order for three weeks prior to said day OF hearing
in the Superior Times weekly newspaper printed and published
n Supqrior in said County TOS CLARK County Judge
ma Xava,,bar ctb TS-9 o9Ic7
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-06-27

we'll As subject Of M,gations. There
is no doubt that The works and
water arc capable OF producing sal.
In large quantities.
The writer saw bat comparative.
ly small amount OF Nebraska farming
land, as the railroad r1tns So long d
distance between bluff and river
From Ashland to Lincoln, a distance
of some rs miles, the road runs
through prairie country, and the
writer also enjoyed drive into tho
country, some five miles west and
two or three south. east, during his
stay there. So far as he saw, the
prairie around Lincoln Is not much
different from the prairie of central
1ama The rolls are less abrupt and
frequent, but 0. the same general
character; and the streams, while
skirted with light growths, occasion.
ally, of small willow, have no timber
on their banks. There is no doubt
of the fichhess OF the soil of the
prairie around Lincoln.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-06-27
REPUBLICAN CONVENTION,
Fifth Congressional District.

NO rlCE is hereby given TO the Republi
'ran electors of the FifR Congressional Dis
tiicl of the State Of Iowa, that a Repuhli.
can Convention for tho nomination of a
Republican candidate for Representa- tive
in Congress from said District viii be held
at Marcngo, on Wednesday. the 10Th day OF
July, at | o'clock A. NJ.
The basis Of representation in said Con-
vention will be one delegate from each
county in the District, and one additional
delegate for every two hundred votes. or
fraction thereof of enc hundred votes or up
wards, cast for Gov. C. c. CARPENTER, q, the
last election.
Under this basis Linn county will be en-
titlcdto Is delegates, Benton county 10,
lama county !, Marshall county IL, rowe-
shiek county ., Iowa county I, and John.
son county II delegates.
The Executive Committees Of the several
counties are charged with calling the nee
essary County Conventions for the election
of delegates.
by order ofthe Republican Central Com
.ni,tce fc- said Congressional District.
RS. FiNkBINE, Chairman.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-06-27
SPECIAL ELECTION.

SPECIAL ELECTION.
WHEREAS, petition signed BY one-third
w Of the resident tax payers Of Crystal
township in the county Of Tama, and State
Ct Iowa, has been presented to US, asking
that the ques ton Of transferring to the
BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS L MIN
NESOTA RAILWAY COMPANY,
the tax to-wit: five per cent. Of the assessed
value Of the property in said Crystal town.
ship for the year 1871, heretofore, .s-wit ;
on the 2lst day Of April, 1871, 1t special
election therein duly called and teld on
| said day, voted by the qualified electors Of
said Crystal Township TO aid in the con
struction Of the railroad of Grinnell, Cellar
Fslls + Winona Railroad Company in said
Crystal Township be Submitted to the quail
fled electors Of said Crystal Township 40
l4th General Assembly Of the State Of Iowa
approved April 22d, 1872; and
Whereas, more than one year had elapsed
and prior to the presentation Of said petition
and the said 0rinnel. Cedar Falls & Vino
No r. II. Co. HI, heretofore wholly failed
and neglected to begin the construction Of
the railroad, 10 aid which said tax was vot-
| ed, IS aforesaid, and the Same has become
| liable to DO transferred, a. in said law pro
| videj.
Nov, therefore, you, the qualified electors
Of said Crystal Township, are hereby motif
fed that special election will he held 1T
| Townsends School House in said Crystal
Township in Tama county, State Of Iowa,
| on VI
FRIDAY, JULY 18TH, 1872.
/ ..Is.l ~ ~zlyo I'LL ~ o~nuAl ,t~Sl.
A NJ, and continued opened until 8 O'Clock
P M, and ct Which election will be submit
ted to you the question, whether the tax,
| for the year 1871, of the property in said
election, then and there duly held, on the
2lst day Of April, 1871, to aid in the con-
struction Of the railroad Of the said Grin
nell, Cedar Falls & winona r. r. Co., In
said Crystal Township, and wh ch has be-
come liable to be transferred, by reason Of
the said Grinnell, Cedar Falls & Winoan Il.
/ X. Company for more than one year, and
no to the presentation Of said petition, hav-
ing cholly failed to begin in good faith. the
construction Of their said railroad, shall be
transferred 70 the burlington, Cedar Rap
ids l. Minneso.s Railway Company, 10 MD
in the construction Of said Burlington, Ce-
dar Rapids l. Minnesota Railway Compa-
ny's Railroad in said Crystsl Township.
Those Of you in favor a transferring
said tax, 90 voted - Aforesaid, will have
written or printed on your ballots, '.Trans-
fer" and those opposed thereto viii have
written or printed on your bollois, "No
Transfer"
Dated st Crystal, this llth day Of June,
1872. ss
J. B. WYLIE,
PETER QUINN, M
Trustees Il Crystal in Tsms Co., Iowa.
1921