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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-08-08
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Por ell dltimo vapor correo de Ia
Peninsula hemos recibido una memo
ria yuma carta sobrecuyos doCumentos
llamamos encarecidamente la atenclon
de nuestros hacendados. ST es verdad
ell maravilloso inyento que Sc nos
anuncia, y la isla de Puerto-Rico 10
apadrina, nuestra tan debatlda cues
ton azucarera sera no solo resuelta
sino que Sc duplicara ell rendimiento-
del dulce y su precio en- todos los
mercados del mundo, pues la perso-
ma que nos escribe asegura haber en-
contrado ell medic de producer el azd
car blauco sin melaza 6 miel de pur-
ga hacienda cristalizar toda la parte
que antes Sc llamaba incristalizable;
el medic de extraer de la cana tOdO
ell iugo sacarino que contiene; ell me-
dio de reducir la mitad el actual
consume de CONT ustible, y Ell medic
de disminuir mucho ell costo dc las Ia
bricas y aparatos. 81 es falso Ell gran
descubrimiento de que nos habla des-
de Granada ell qufmico d. Luis Jou-
ve-Rey, POGO arriesgan los seflores
hacendados que bagan traer aquf a
dicho inventor Ell dice que, hab endo
ihvertido toda su fortuna en- los expe-
rimentos cientf6cos que durante diez
aflcs ha estado hacienda para conse-
guir los resultados de que Sc cree en-
possession, necesita para venir d plan
tear aqu1 su sistema que Sc le cos
teen los gastos de pasaje para el y su
familia y Sc lie den los medios de vi
vir aquf decorosamente mientras Sc
montan las fabricas, (lO que no Ocapa-
yd I'M mes y llega ell tempo de "a
fra, debiendo reintegrar &! los fondo
que Sc lie yayan adelantando de la
parte que lie corresponds en- ell au-
mento de productos cue obtendra
de las haciendas que adopten su sis
tema. Supongamos 10 peor; que Sc
pierdan los dos tres mil pesos que
puedan importar sus gastos jQue
perdida serla esta para veinte 6 trein-
ia hacendados que Sc asociasen con
este obj-to? Isabel la Cat6iica expuso
mucbo mas cuando di6 a Colon los
veinte mil pesos que cost6 su prime
ra expedition a America, y aquella
mezquina cantidad fu6 Ell precio de
un mundo. La empresa que Sc propo-
ne ell Sr Jouve Rey es POGO menos
colossal que aquella. Prop6nese NADIA
menos que hacer una revolution radi
cal en- Ia fabrication del azdcar ma
tando de un golpe la lucrativa indus
tria de la refnerfa en- Europa en- be-
neficio de las Antillas que enviarfan
este dulce blanco como la nieve y en-
doble cantidad que ell hoy exporta-
mos q los mercados consumidores.
No conocemos al inventor nj sobre
81 .enemos antecedentes algunos. Pc
ro cuando ell principal diario de Ora
NADIA, uno de los grandes centros azu
careros de Espana, inserta su memo
ria en- la seccion editorial y la reco-
mienda; cuando ante aquel pueblo
inte.igente presenta sus muestras en-
la exposition local de la gentil ciudad
morisca y obtiene mencion honorf6ca,
no debe ser un farsante quien asf Sc
somete q la inspection del pdblico,
quien tan yastos conocimientos espe-
ciales demuestra en- su largo y erudi
to escrito y de quien nuestro colega
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-08-08

En- 1890, Achard crea en- Berlin
Ia primera fabrica para extraer de la
remolacha ell azdcar cristalizable que
O ivier de Series, 81 padre de la
agriculture trancesa, sef1al6 ell prime
ro en- ell siglo XVII. De sus dos pro.
cedlmientos, uno por preston, ETC.,
daba solamente 2 de azdcar por 100
de remolachas, (se sabe que general
mente no baja de unos 10Y; ell segun-
do por immersion en- alcohol y desti-
lacion de este, daba 6 por 100; pero
era demasiado caro- por las perdidas
inevitables de alcohol, que, por 10 de-
mas, exponfa a incendios. En- vista
de sus pocos resultados, ell descubri
miento de Achard no hubiera tenido,
en- tempo normal, mas exito indus
trial que Ell de Margraf, quien, en-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-08-08
B. S. M.
Luis Jossue-R Rey.

Luis sve-Rey.
Granada, calle de la Alh6ndiga mum. 2"
La memoria q que Sc re6ere ell Sr.
Rey, tai como la pubica La Le0ltad
de Granada en- sus ndmeros del IL,
2, 3 y de julio, es como sigue:
FABRICATION DEL AZUCAR
SIN PRODUCTION DE MELAZA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-08-08
BOLRTN M2RCANlIL DR PuERl0-RlGQ.

sabado, ? de AgOstO de 1875.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-02-19

TN the District Court Of the First judi
i cial District. Of the Territory OF mon
tana. in and for the county OF dsilaun'
7 onathnn 8. Stout. Plaintiff
Against
.Tohn Porter. Defendant.
The people OF the Territory OF Monfana
send greeting to John Porter. defendant
| You are hereby required to appear 10 an
action brought against you ny the aoose
named plaintiff in the District court OF tne
First Judrsial District Of the Territory OF
Montana in and for the said county 0,
Gal;aiin. and to answer the complaint nIe''
therein within ten days exclusive OF sne
day of scrvice) after the service on you OF
this sumnOns-if served within this coun,
ty; or. If served out OF this county. out
in this district. within twenty days; Otner-
wise within forty days-Or Judgment oy
default will be taken against you. accord
ing to the prayer OF said complaint
The said action Ia brought To recover.
upon An account for the payment OF money,
Ia Judgment of said court against said de-
Ifendant for the sum Of five hundred and
ninety one dollars and fifty-five cents and
for casts of suit. And you are hereby no
titled that il you fnll to appear and answer
the said complaint. "a above required. the
said plaintiff will take judgment by de.
fault egalnst you for the relief demanded
lin said plaintiffs complaint.
Given under my hand and the seal Of
1.-THE First Judicial District of the Terri
tory of Montana in aud for the said conn-
|tv Of Gallatin. this nineteenth day of
January. in the year of our Lord, one
thousand eight hundred and seventy-five
SEAL. w. F. DAVIS, Clerk.
GEORGE MAY, Plaintiffs Atty.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-02-19
Justice at Last:

There has moi b. ea in many years SO
brutal scounar before ATTY court 10
this State rs Vssqucz. Many were sfs ai,l
that he would get 81 Or through some
technically. But the jury have done
their duty. ard Va.qu' will meet . just
Ate. There will be the usual delay
But there IL no hope for him. The wi
dence given on the trial shows him to
have bea o one Of the worst Of that law
less Rarg who iLfest the mountains of
southern California, and who are ready
1t I'll times to steal q ten -,.ollar horse or
TO murder man FIR twenty dollars.
vssquez had no r. dceming lr.it. He did
rot have the ordinary courage Of q ban
dN. The Tres Pi,os robbery and murder
were planned by him. He led the gang
and committed some OF the murders will,
his own hand. These were only few o.
bis bloody acts. An attempt has been
made to create sympaii,, Tor him. But
he Is entitled to none whatever. He has
come to m Infamous career.
III looking over the evidence we do no,
hnd mitigating tact. He murdered
unofftnding men wanlonly. He was able
10 sweep down on . small hamlet and
plumber 1t 1t will. He killed men who
we're trying to run away from the danger
a hfs presence. After being sheltered
BY biz ccuntry men Il years, one Of til N
whom vssquez had wronGed, was treach.
esous enough to betrxy him. There was
aepecial fitness In the very instrument
used 70 track him out. There will be .
special ntness In his cerisin and speedy
punishment --TBulletin.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-02-19
Time and Mode Of Electing L.
8. SPRafOI1.

the act OF Congress approved July 70
1865. prescIibss the time and that ner q
sl+ctirg United States Senators. Thu
substance Of that act Is ne follows: Ths
Legislature Of each State which shall b.
chOs. n. It proceeding the expiration q
the timp for which any Senator was elect
ri, shall, on the secoadsruesday after The
meeting and organization thereof. pro
ce+.d 10 elicit q ScnatOr 10 Congress IN tl't
place OF such Senator gong ont OF office.
IN the manner following: Each house
shall orealy. by viva voce vote o. eacl
member present, name orc ps rson Tot
senator. and the rsme Of the person 50
vOteH Tor who shall have majority Oi
the whole number Of votes cast In each
i.Ouse shall have his name cnt red upon
the Journal OF the same. But II either
shall fail to give sneh majority 10 any
person on said day. that tact shall be en-
tered on the Journal. Al - O'Clock me-
ridian. Of the day Of the. day following.
the lnrml ers OF the tw o horses shall con-
vcne In join: assembly and the journals
Of zach house shall then BE- read, and II
the same person shall have received =
majority OF MI the va,ts in each house,
xueh person shall be duly elected Senator;
but Il the salle person shall not have re-
ceived m,jori'y OF the votes rast IL
each house. or II either house shall have
failed to take proceedings as are required
BY said act, the jOiut esst mbly shall then
proceed to choose by viva voce vote of
each member present, and the person re-
ceiving majority Of all the votes Of said
Joint meeting, majority Of oil the men,
beers OF both houses being present and
voting. shall be ceclar,d duly elected Il
and In case no person shall receive such
majority on the first day, the joint as
4 mbly shall meet at 10 O'Clock meridian
OF! each succeeding day, during the ses-
ei0ns and take at least one vote until an
election IL accomplished.
The effect Of this law Is to prevent the
pOstronement OF elcetlng s. nator from
one session OF the Legislature to another
The law is mandatory and requires the
general assembly TO proceed on tie Tues
day sfter the election, which time will be
on the 10th Of January.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-02-19
Cheek and Figures that Lie.

From the Springfield. Mass Republican,
Tie ground on which Stokes asks Il
be psrGoned is decidedly cheeky
one. being nothing less than that he has
really abtur served out his sentence al
ready, and that this in face OF tie fact
that he was sentenced only little over 4
year ago. October q, 1873. to four years
impri oam,nt. The way he figures it
out is certainly inReniors. In the first
place, he cIaims that he was really i'm
prisoned pretty nearly two years-to To
accurate. one year. nine mouths and
twenty three days-in the police station
and the T0mbs. from the time he shot
Fisk till he was f"ally sentenced. In tn.
second place, he has served in the state
prison one year. ore month and twenty
four days, making two years eleven
months end seventeen days he has already
en- under surveillance. Thirdly. under
the new law which gives the wardcns OF
the state prisons the power to grant ''Ior
good conduct" Communication of from
two to four mon rs in every year Of con-.
vict's term OF imprisonment. he c0nsid-
Srs himself entitled TO communication OF
two mounts on each of the frs, two
wears, ami four months each on each o,
tie last two years-in al, whole year
of from his f0ur-year sentence which.
according to his novel sty OF figuring.
would l. ave but fourteen days longer
that he rally ou~ bit to be imprisoned.
This system of calculating must conf
mand admiration for its integrity; wheth-
er 1t will commend itself to Governor
Tilden's judgement remains to tie s.cn.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-02-19
For 1876.

We present to our patrons this week ths
COURIER in al enlarged form and consid
ably improved 10 its typographical ap
|pearance. Il is our intention, and shal
be our constant aim, to make the papel
worthy the liberal support We are receiv
ing and Of the community in which it il
Published.
In the editorial management Of the
paper We have the services of the mos,
experienced writer in the Territory,
.1fajo,. JOHN II. BRUCE,
who will give his undivided attention to
the same.
Arrangements have been made to secure
regular correspondence from ill principal
points in the Territory.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-02-19

An action was lately comm enced in I he
Polk county district court inv virc On
entirely new view OF tina law relating e
the redemption from mortsQe foreclosures.
Jhs attorneys making the aim arc among
The ablrst In the State and prac,i ioners OF
such note that they would not make q
new departure unl - the grounds tsernebs
should appear ample. The point mais is
about ss follows: Upon sales on ordinary
Judgments at law . junior ! en- holder
can Tedte By payI be amosnt bid ct
the sale. without rig I'd to the amount OF
he Judgment under which the sale was
made. 10 this case Il u claimed that the
same y sppl tOs g a der fossclo-
suredecrees. This q underssood % be
conscsry 70 the general view on the cab
tcct. aud presents conh with the com
''asnly received opini .. the result Of
which will be waited for with interest by
bAslness mea and the protest. on.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-02-19


then than other company
Advance Dividend
of addition Of Twenty cent to the amour
the
After five dividends either be
policy holder
policies
the payment
tsvaluew risk
little
one half that Of insurance.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-02-19

An Akron rhysic.sH tells OF . little Az
ron 10y Who came to him sna said: DIR
want some p.Ac.n What do va,
want Y Sorr' Never mid, just giv,
ITO me- "Who sent you here?''-
:Nooody sent me; came ,nys.lf.n ~
ea.Ssiss yon have 4 unless you tell "a.
vhst yeu are Goinxto a with It - AWeIl.
Ur.. or hired xir' swsllowsd oliver
qaareer. and she said that Il would nj
seaethank that wonld bring Il Up. lmight
heye IT, sseSsa8
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-02-19

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Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-02-19

''The rude 1orefath.fs OF the hamlst,s
-. NJ keSWn IN Utah. bue them aee q.
- o9 sN1D nothess IL ! famlly.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-11-26
Resolutions on the Death of VIM.
G. Painter.

Iy !Saranuah L0Ggc No. II, [. o. 0. +
SAvANNAH,M Mo, Nov. %, 1879.
Your committee TO whom was com
mitted the delicate task of drafting
resolutions in reference to the death
Of brother William &. Painter, would
respectfully recommend the adoption
Of the following preambles and reso-
buttons:
WHEREAS, We recognize i'll death
but the hand Of a loving God, who
,:toeth all things well; who removes
from the fratcrnal circle and family,
one by one. at His good pleasure, that
ne may take them to Himself: and
WHEREAS, We would fail in our
duty were we not ready to cXtcMdt the
sympathizing hand to the widow and
family of the deceased in their hour
of bereavement. Therefore, be it
HcSoIrcd. That while We, the Off
GERS and members of Savannah Lodge
No. Il, |. O. O. F., bow in humble
submission to the dispensatiOns OF an
all-wiSc Father. who has taken from
ttlE tIllbSU W lllldill y. L ilitSi Il
brother beloved and respected in III
social circle, We do extend to the
widow and relatives of the deceased,
our heartfelt sympathy. i'll our and
their great loss; and be it
RcS0iccR, That as we have paid the
last tribute of respect to the remains
Of the brother, we will cherish his
memory by displaying the usual
badge of mourning in our lodge room
Cor thirty days. And be it further
RcsOIrcd, That a copy of these reso-
buttons be presented to the family of
the deceased and that, with thereon
sent, the same be published i'll the
savannah and ST. Joseph papers.
Respectfully submitted.
GEORGE L. BRYAN,
JOHN BENNETT, Com.
j. Il. CALDWELL,
This is to certify that the above
and foregoing report was received
and preambles and resolutions unani-
mously adopted by Savannah Lodge
No. II, l.. 0. 0. F., in regular session
November 23rd, 1875. In witness
whereof | have hcreunto subscribed
my name and affixed the seal of said
Lodge, this, Nov. 23rd. 1873.
}srAn, u l. Sc secr taar
t)
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-11-26
Dangerous Counterfeits.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF THE COMPTROLLER,
OF THE CURRENCY, WAsHING-
TON, OCTOBER, 4th, 1875.
REFUSE ALL FIVE-DOLLAR
Notes of the following banks:
The First National Bank Of Chica-
go. Ill.
The Traders National Bank of Chi.
cago, Ill.
The First National Rank of Pax
ton. Ill.
The First National Bank of Canton,
Ill.
The First National Bank of Auro-
IA. Ill.
Nearly the entire amount of the
genuine fiye-dollar notes of these
banks has been withdrawn from cir
culation, and no additional issues will
be made. The Comptroller is desir-
IL of retiring the whole amount
from circulation, and all persons re-
ceiEing such notes are urgently re-
quested to deposit the same with the
nearest National Bank, OF to forward
them to this Office. for redemption.
JOHN JAY KNOX.
Comptroller.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-11-26
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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-11-26
HarpeI''S Weekly.
NOTICES or TIE PRESS.

Harper's Weekly Is the abIc.t and mos, pow
eriul illustrated periodical published in this
country. It's editorials are scholarly amt cnn-
vincing, end carry much TNcIglr. lis i%!iustra-
tions oI current events are full and fresh, ana
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\, Examiner and Chronicle.
Its papers upon existent questions and Its in
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Ladies' Repository, Cincinnati.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-11-26
"A Repository Of Fashion, Pleasure
and Instruction.
HarpeT's Bazaar.
ILLUSTR
NOTICES or TIE PRESS.

The Bazaar is edited with Il combination OF
tact and talent that We seldom liTd in any jour
nal: and the journal it>clfiS the organ of the
great world Of fashion Boston Traveller.
The Bazaar comments itself to every member
OF the hOuechold-to the children by droll and
pretty p~b:tDre>, Ia the young ladies by its fash
iOn-pl9tcs III endless variety, to the prUrldcnt
gnarrou by it, patterns for the ctildrtn'> clothes
to p~GtertumiliGs by its tasteful design, Tor en-
broidcreI slippers and luxurious dressing
gowns. Blu the readinr-mattcI of the EaZar is
uniformly OF great excellence. The paper has
acquired Il wide popularity for the lircsidc en-
jOyment ii atIord>.-N. Y. Evening Post.
In lis way there is nothing like il. Fresh asd
trustworthy a. Il fashion guide, IFS stories, its
poetry and sIuibr, are all invigoratlng to the
mind .-Chicago Evening journal.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-11-26
The Death of Vice-President Viii.
son.

The telegraph announces the death
at Washington, Yesterday morning,
Of Hon. Henry Wilson, Nice-prcsi-
dent of the United States. He had
been i'll for the last two weeks, but
was thought to be recovering, when
the final summons camc,Quick almost
Is a flash of lightnin9.
Henry Wilson was i'll many respects
a remarkable man. His origin was
extremely humble, and his facilities
for acquiring un education were of
the most meagrc kind. At ten years
of age his parents bound him out to Il
farmer, for whom he worked eleven
years. Being then his W master,
he Immediately went to work to
learn the shocmaker's trade. and dlr-
ing the two years of his apprentice
ship he employed every leisure mo-
memt i'll reading, and so diligent was
his application that at the time of
finishing his trade it is said he had
read over Il thousand volumes of his
tory and biography. Having saved a
little money by over work he attend
ed the academies at Stafford, VOLTS
borough and Concord, but losing all
hls a by the failure of 4 friend
10 whom he had loaned them, he was
forced to quit school. and walking
back to Natick. where he had learned
his trade. he resumed work on the
bench. This was in 1888. Two years
later We find him on the stump in
Massachusetts for the Wing ticket,
and SO popular was he as Il campaign
orator that he was called upon dur
inc that anvaS to deliver over sixty
speeches. The following year he was
chosen Il member of the legislature
where he served in 1912. t43, II. '45,
'46, 80, 81, and -, presiding Owe the
Senate during the last two years. In
1888 he was elected a mcmber of the
Constitutional Convention. In 1870
he was chosen United States Senator
to succeed Edward Everett. who had
resigned. and took his seat on the 3lst
of january that vear. He continued
TO serve i'll that body until the 4th of
March, 1873, when he was sworn IN
as Y cc-Prcsidcnt. having been elect
Ell in the November previous on the
ticket with Gen. Grant.
No purer man ever served in the
councils of the nation. He was II
OF those who believed that
side with Truth is noble when we share
her humble crust,
Ere her car>e brings fame and honor, and its
prosperous to be just"
Henry Wilson died as he had lived
all his days, a poor man, and there is
no stain of corruption uponh his anne
He was a conscientious, practical
statesman, yer ready TO deal justly
toward every section of the country.
and we believe his loss at the present
time will be universally felt.
Born at Pennington, y. H.. Feb. 16, |
1872, he was i'll the 64th year.-St.Joe
Herald. 23d. !