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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-21

pfcuos perteneciente al partido conserva-
dor. Hace va de este algunOs amos, pnes
La question del canje Sc va hacienda vieja,.
v no es extraho que este pr0xima su fin
sin necesidad de que la mate Ell Gobierno.
Iba yo Ponce me detuve en- Coamo pa
ra tomar una copa de cerveza que me brit :
dara mi .distinguido amigo don Clotilde de
Santiago. Di9curr1amos sobre el canje y
las difcultades que ofrecia, y don Clotilde
las corto de pronto dici6ndome con desen-
fado.-s'Pues hombre, ESQ es muy sencillo.
Cuando baja el az1car, quien pierde? El
hacendado de cana. SQnien lie indemniza
baia el cafe, cuando baja Ell ganado, GUAM
do baia ell tabaco (como Ell a1o pasado)
iquienes pierden? Los cosecheros de esos
frutos y los ganaderos. iQuien los indem-
MIA? Nadie. Pues apliquense ell cuento
los capitaiistas. Cuando baja la plata
iquienes han de perder sil.o los que la tie
nen? Van a indemnizarles los que no tie
nen ninguna, y va es 5astante desgracis
para ellos3
La verdad Sc impone al fin, amigo Di-
rector, y el Gobierno metropol1tico ha
obrado muy cuerdamente no .precipitando-
SO. Obremos tOdOs con la mlsma c0rduri
y acaso antes de I'm mes tendremos la cues
tion resuelta por 81 misma, normalizados los
cambios y salvadOs todos los confiictos sin
quebranto de nadie, nj sacudidas, nj per-
turbaciones. Los 1nicos que quedaran en-
las astas del toro son los que en- elias deben
quedar para bien del pals.
Esperanto de su benevOlencia 6 i'm
parcialidad la publication de esta carta, un
POGO mas larga de 10 que me propuse al
cOmenzarla, me repito de Vd. muy alto.
amigo s. s. q. b. s. m.
JULIAN E. BLANCO.
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NOTIClAS GENERATES

Por exceso de material y por haberla
recibido muy tarde hoy, nos vemos en- ell
desagradable case de suspender hasta
mahana La publication de la carta de nues-
tIo coresponsal de Madrid.
Posada, Guia del Dereche eonstitucio-
nal ] tome pasta lao. P. Bazan, Dofla
Milagro, ] tomo pasta. s1,50. Falnodon,
Farmacia casera, tomo pasta S1.50. Ga
not, Tratado elemental de Fisica expert
mental y aplicada; L tomo pasta So. 90.
Vingut; metCdo practice para aprender la
lengua inglesa, tomo tela inglesa, con
clave So. Beaud; Fusile 5 modernos. en- Aus
tria Hungrla, tomo en- folio, pasta SD. 25.
Ahu; primero y segundo cttrso de frances,
con la clave de los temas de los verbos;
| tomo encartone 1.5O. Llbrer1a de B. f.
Sanjurjo Vidal
En- los puertos de esta Isla entraron an
1892, 100 buques de Barcelona, l3 de San
tander, IA de la Coru1la, de Mallorca, L
de Alicante, de Cadiz, de Vigo, 18O de
l de Hull, i de Weymouth, AZ
del Havre, L de Burdeos, de Marsella, 2
de st. Nazaire, So de Hamburgo, 5 de Ge-
nova, 5 de Copenhague, de Belgica, IS de
2 de Baltimore, 8 de Portland, 5 de Filadel-
fla, I de, Galveston, de Wilmington, 8 de
Charleston, / de Annapolis, de Florida,
] de Bremen, de Colombia, 6 de Vene-
zuela, de Buenos Aires, de Montevideo,
9 de SantO Domingo, de Haity, Is de st.
Thomas, 2 de Santa Cruz, SO de Lunen-
burg, 45 de Halifax, ! de Glau Bay, de
Port la bear, de Terranova, de Marti-
MICA, de San Martin 8 de Curazao.
Ep 81 vapor eogreo "ciudad d cadisp
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Deseando complacer al respectable Y
istinguido amigo que 10 suscribe como
rueba de unprecedented, ai1n cuando no
stamos de acuerdo con algunos de los ex-
remos que Sc tocan, publicamos con gasto
4 siquiente notable artfculo:
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la YERDAD Sc IMPONE

Sr. Director de LA CORRESPONDENCE.
Muy distinguido amigo Acabo de leer
i editorial de aver, titulado 4 Consecuen~
a Z \ ep mi cagacteT de- PTesidente acci.
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Recortamos de La Democracia"
''El gremio de barberos de esta ciudad
Sc dispone a cerrar sus establecimientos
5odos los dfas, & escepcion de los festivos,
las seis de la tarde, con la idea, dicen
-:llos, de no gastar petroleo, mientras sub
sistan los 'Ec6lebres conciertos." Nosotros
;reemos que esa determination perjudica
los abonados, que de 10 que Sc trata es
de F'estar ibre" desde las seis de la tarde."
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Ell vapor espanol .tGran Antilla" cargo
en- Mayagu 2 para la isla de Cuba, 457 sa-
cos pesando As, ,665 kilos cafe.
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la CORRESPONDENTS DE PUERTO RICO
LUNEs, 81 DID ENERo DE 1895.
MADERAS nEI PALS

Vigas, vlguetas cuartOnes y alfaiias
de ausubo, tablas de tabanuco de laurel
sabine, ofrece en- el dep6sito que ha esta-
blecido en- esta Marina JUAN PIzA. 1912
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Apesar de los giros, encontrara inity
baratos ell pafroqniano que acuda al esla-
blecimiento "La Fama de Puartu Rico, lie
Don Francisco AfTabal, cascos de somhre-
ros, flores para adoTno. cintas de colorts
son1brgfos nafinefas de un-peso Y 10 f.,A-
les, plumas de c0lores J pluma5 1datizadas,
de Ultima i1ovedad.
Ha regresado de Barcelona a Lares y:
Eduardo Quintana y Marquee, acompaha-
do de su apreciable sefiora.
POR MODC0 PREGIO 1rs On ogsn a ra stspdIdo DID,. Tens
evar los de algunas Capital Taien sr
La correspondence en- castellsno frances.
Informaran en- esta Reduction. 1O-g
81 Ayuntamiento de la Carolina ha
realizado dos obras de utilidad pdblica que
han satisfecho al vecindario peroue am
bas Sc dejaban sentir notablemente Las
dirigio ell CONCEAL don Juan Suarez: La
reciente construction de un local exprpso
dentro del Cementerio para deposito de
cadaveres y sala de altopsias, Y las ref r.
mas y mejoramiento de la Carnicerfa. que
hoy resulta un local decente, de buenas
condolences de limpieza aseo por .conte.
ner en- Ell mismo dos buenos dep6sitos para
gNardar IA carne. los que foFrados con teIa
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Sc REGALAN almanaques del afio 1895 q
todos los que compren por %valor 6 2 pesos
SO centavos'' en- la camiseria de La Ex-
posicion." il Variedad en- el surtido 4
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La LUCIA por la existencia es terrible.
La Ley de la Naturaleza que condena al
ser debil que sea Vencido por ell fuerte,
IS desesperante. A evitar este tiende Ia
ciencia con sus descubrimientos diarios;
hoy saliva una vida condenada muerte
lrremisiblemente; maflana otra asi suce-
slvamente, ora curando el NAL de raiz, ora
eevitando aqu6l por medic de la proflaxia,
mace que la humanidad cada dia le est4
mas reconocida. Producto de una labor
.uda es ell 'Jarabe del doctor v. Santonia
que 90 ha usado durante cinco afios en- los
hospitales de Paris ha arrancado miles
de vintimas 4 Ia parca inexorable. La re.
comendamos q los tisicos, los que sufrsa
ds toa, bronquitis, etc, = en- general todos
los que padeceD Intermediates de les viSs
respiratofias.
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Donde mejor Sc come en- la Capital de
Puerto-Rico, es en- ell restaurant, "La Ca
talana", San Francisco Sc.
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PARA Ii GRIPPE. TOs. BRONQUITIs,

Tss ncpene el remedo sin rival ell Jarabe dc
Ciuayacol del DR. Rodriguez Castro.
todas las Antilas Venezuela vende hoy
Jarabe para las intermediates del pecho
Rico han vendido veinte cinco mil frasoos
cuatro amos
la meioT garantfa.
de certificates de los prncpales Mecos
irman La bondad del medicamento
La TOS de LA GRIPPE que tanto molests
Eolo fFasco.
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entrado esta mafana al puerto de la Capi-
mable amigo = companero ell senior Diaz'
Caneja, diputados a Cortes por Arecibo y
director de Ell Boletin Marcantil, FIeron
recibirle bnrdo al muelEe mas de SO
amig y corr. ligionari SSH .entre elIos
represents cion de LAS Noticias, ys la
CORRESPONDENCE. Enviamoskl co1kl5
nero nuestra mas atenta bfene eHda.
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drid", nuestro estimado amigo ell sef7or don
Alfonso de Ojeda, administrator de Rentas
y Aduana de esta Capital, ha sido nom
brado. Jefe de Administered de 4. 9 cIa-
Sc de Ia seccion Central de G,'bierno Y Ar
chivo General de la isla de Cuba. Y para
sustitucion suya en- esta Aduana ell selor
don Luis Lopez y Gutierrez, Jefe de Nego-
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POR MODICO PRECIO

evar los agunas de Capital Tanfen Mrs
"a correspondence en- casfellsno frances.
Informaran en- esta Reduction. To-!
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En 81 yapor eogEeo "QiRdad &c cadiaa
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Hemos sido favorecidos con un elem
plar de la obrita que con ell tftulo de ''El
Escandalo" (Novela naturalista), acaba de
publican nuestro ilustrado amigo y compa.
nero FL senior don M. Gonzalez Garcia. La
leeremos con mucho gusto.
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track, the lowest point reached in
twenty years. The Age presents a de-
tailed statement of railway enterprises
under construction, unuer contract,
surveyed and incorporated-the latter
including only such projects as seem
to have reasonable prospect of realiZa-
ton at some time. The list shows 1913
lines, representing a total of 20,547
miles, on which construction has either
been commenced or appears to be pro-
posed for the near future. The list
embraces forty-si states and terri
tories and of these it is stated that the
numb Der OF miles projected in Nebraska
is lis. Iowa 1913, Kansas %, Colorado
$40, Utah POI, Wyoming 1913. Washing
ton 1916. South Dakota S34, Montana
1886. Not far from 10000 miles of
steam railways are now in operation
in the United States, which is nearly
half of the mileage of the rest of the
world and about double that of the
United Kingdom, France, Germany
and Russia combined, yet the Rdil,oay
Age says that if any persons conclude
that railway construction has pvacti-
cally ceased in this country they are
greatly mistaken.
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Fighting Smallpox.

The city of Milwaukee has Just
passed through long and expensive
siege with the smallpox 1t began on
January 10, 1891, and the health au-
thorities were able to announce last
week for the first time since the dis
ease manifested itself that the city
was entirely free of II. The records
show a total of 1910 cases and
PCS deaths, or a mortality of more than
% per cent. As Milwaukee is a city
of POI, i6S inhabitants according TO the
census of 1890, one person in every 20i
must have had the disease
All these figures are instructive and
suggestive, and show that the epi-
demic from which Anaconda suffered
in 1898 was handled with exceptional
skill and success The disease here by
the use of the promptest and most
vigorous methods known to the medi-
cal profession was stamped completely
out within two or three months, and
that too after it had got a dangerous
foothold In Milwaukee the epidemic
lasted fourteen months The number
of deaths here was small, and the num-
Der of cases in proportion 10 population
was far below the Milwaukee average.
IL was Anaconds's policy TO get rid of
the disease at all hazards, no matter
If the cost did seem considerable at
the time. and but for the adoption Of
this policy the epidemic might have
lasted fully as long as Milwaukee's.
and been IN proportion fully as
fatal and costly No figures have
been published showing what Milwau-
kee has spent, but the amount must
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Henry Mueller.

The municipal campaign in Butte is
something more than an ordinary
strife for political offices. What Butte
needs Is a safe, prudent, level headed
mayor, who will give the city a clean,
honest, economical, business admins
tration. A man who will meet all
these requirements is Henry Mueller.
A broad-minded man, he is is above
all strifes and discords and animosi-
ties of religious or professedly relig-
ious character, which have no good
grounds for existence, and the only
effect of which is to vex and disturb
community, make enemies of friends
and destroy conditions of peace and
prosperity. A man of intelligence,
Mr.. Mueller knows what will best sub
serve the interests of Butte and all its
people. A man of experience, he I'M
derstands the duties and functions of
the office of mayor, the needs of Butte
as a growing municipality, and how
the various departments of the city
government may be brought to the
highest possible pitch of effectiveness.
A man of integrity, he will discharge
the obligations resting upon him with
scrupulous care and fidelity.
Henry Mueller has in an eminent
degree the two great qualifications for
successful mayor, honesty and brains.
More than that, he is pushing and pro-
gressive, he has the enterprise, the
spirit, the fire of true westerner, he
is a typical representative of Butte
and Butte is proud of him. The cleo
ton of Mr.. Mueller means more to
Butte than the mere question of which
political party will be in control 1t
means not only good government, it
means an end to issues injected into
the politics of Butte which have no
business there and which all good citi-
zens should unite to eradicate.
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The amount of men and money it
has cost Spain TO keep Cuba in subjec
ton would start fair-sized govern
ment. Following the independence of
the Spanish colonies in the Americas
between 1912 and 1925 Cuba and Porto
Rico were saved to Spain only after
the most vigorous measures. The at
tempts of General Lopez in 1913, 1850
aud 1851 were the most formidable.
Lopez held the rank of major general
in the Spanish army and married a
Cuban lady. lie was captured in 1851,
during his third attempt to free Cuba,
and executed Carlos Manuel Cespe-
DIES, lawyer and planter, began a rev.
olution in 1868, which lasted ten years.
1t cost Spain S30,000,0O0 and 100000
men, the latter mostly by disease, TO
conquer this revolt.
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have been enormous. Anaconda may
consider herself very fortunate indeed
in escaping as lightly as she did, and
she owes lasting debt of gratitude to
Mayor Thorton and the physicians
who took charge of the epidemic for
the energy and wisdom they showed
at the most critical period in the city's
history.
As many people have strong preju-
dice against smallpox hospitals, it is
instructive to find that the percentage
of deaths to cases at the Milwaukee
hospitals was 2474, and at temporary
barracks erected the percentage was
POL, but the percentage among cases
treated at private houses was 1885,
Nearly half the,whole number of cases
was treated the latter way.
The origin of the epidemic in Mil
waukee is worth noting. Its spread
was owing largely to the ignorance
and prejudice of one family, although
there are hundreds of other families
that would doubtless have pursued the
same course with the same results. A
boy was taken down with the disease,
and to prevent his removal to the mu-
nicipal hospital his mother concealed
him in the basement, the members of
the family meanwhile attending him
and likewise riding as usual on the
street cars and going to work. From
this one source the disease was spread
broadcast and the city subjected to an
epidemic that cost the authorities
large amount of time and money and
the people much inconvenience and
loss of business. The misdirected
sympathies of the mother did not save
her child's life. and she was the origi-
nal cause of 267 other deaths from the
disease.
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a watery fluid, and the burn
ing and itching would drive her nearly
wild. Unless we incased her little
hands she would tear patches of skin
from her face and hands. We tried
many doctors and many remedies and
at last gave the case up as hopeless.
But our daughter Cora tried Hoods
Sarsaparilla, to cure a scrofulous lump
near the left breast which caused her
much pain and after taking bottles it
disappeared. Blanche, who is now
eleven, had spent seven years of suffer-
ing, so concluded to give her Hoods
Sarsaparilla. She took bottles and her
face is smooth and soft as baby's, the
color of a rose petal. Her hands are
soft and white, where four months
ago they were blue and red and
calloused nearly like leather. / can
not express my gratitude by pen or
mouth. IL seems a miracle and our
friends are surprised" MRS. ANNA
L. CLARK, s01 E. 4th st.. Duluth, MINI.
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That Tired Feeling

Is a certain indication of impure and inn
poverished blood. II your blood could
always be rich and pure, full of the
red corpuscles upon which its vitality
depends, you would never be weak, or
Nervous Boils, pimples, scrofuls, salt
rheum, would never trouble you. But
our mode of living, shut in all winter
in poorly ventilated homes and shops,
depletes the blood and there Is loss OF
appetite, and weakness. Hoods Sarsa-
parilla is the standard remedy for this
condition. 1t puriAes, vitalizes and
enriches the blood, overcomes that
tired feeling, builds up the nerves and
gives perfect health. Read this:
"our daughter, Blanche, when four years
of age had humor break out on her
hands and face, which our physician
pronounced eczema. II the cold air
reached her face or hands they would
swell up, look almost purple, and
headed blisters would form and break,
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According to a dispatch from Jack
sonyille, Fla, Governor Mckinley has
received nearly 200 kilograms from per-
sonal friends all over the country ask
ing for an explanation of the declara-
ton against the free coinage of silver
which he was reported to have made at
Townsville, Ga The dispatch states
that he has declined to say anything
on the subject, but one of his friends,
who seemingly speaks with authority.
gives qualified confirmation of the
original report Governor Mckinley"
this friend states, did say in Mark
Hanna's smoking room at Thomas
vile, last Thursday, that if the repub
lican party should declare for free sill
yer he should refuse its nomination for
the presidency, but he did not say that
in that event he would quit the party
forever, or even quit it at all In JUS
tice to the governor, this last portion
of his alleged statement should be cor
rected." We don't see that the correc-
ton alters the case. Mckinley is op-
posed TO free coinage as a presidential
candidate. What he may or may no.
do as a private individual is something
the people care very little about.
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A Baltimore man has invented a
system of telegraphing which, in the
opinion of the Baltimore sun, will
supersede the Morse system in very
short time. The Morse system has al
ways held its own against all Corners,
but by the new device two hundred
words per minute, it is said, can easily
be sent, and that without fatigue to
the operator. The new method is based
somewhat on the principle of the type
writer and line is already working
between Washington and Baltimore
on which it is being tested The tele-
graph has come into such general use
that any device that will increase its
usefulness and efficiency will be
warmly welcomed by the public.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-04-03

Col. A. B. Keith, the governors pri-
vate secretary, and owner of the water
logged cellar, was elected Alderman
of Helena's Seventh ward last Monday
by plurality of seventy-nine. Run
ming as he did upon the issue of cell
lar reform there never was a reasona-
BILE doubt as to his election. 1t is to
hoped that under Alderman Keith's
wise and discriminating supervision
the water in his own and all his
constituents cellars will be properly
drained, and that next timo he will be
able TO find some other ward issue
equally interesting and potent.
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Let us enjoy the comical features
of the campaign says the esteemed
Inter Mountain. BY all means let us.
TO begin with, there is the delight
fully amusing spectacle of the Inter
Mountain supporting two republican
tickets. 1t was said in holy writ that no
man can serve two masters; for either
he will cleave to the one and queer
the other, or else he will make a mon
key of the one and raZoo the both.
But holy writ is 1000 years behind the
IntCr MOlLntniM
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The Chicago Times Herald is some-
what perplexed over the fact that in
1895, with 100000 population, the
city's assessed property valuation is
but S2iS, 1872, 900, in round numbers,
while in 1874, with a population of
$4,000 only. the assessment was for
real and personal property 1898, 0O0,-
OO0 The Chicago people are a smart
lot
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1he democrats of Helena, Butte and
Anaconda respectively picked their
candidates for mayor from among
their strongest and most popular men,
appealing for support from all good
citizens. The plan was attended with
complete success in Helena, as it will
be in Butte and Anaconda
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OFFICE STATE FURNIsHING BOARD.

HELENA. MONT, March 49, 1905.
Notice is hereby given that the state Furnish
ing Board in accordance with the provisions OF
an act entitled IAN act to provide for the COM
platlon codihcation. publication, distribution
and sale OF the code OF civil procedure; civil
code; penal code; and the political code, APP
proved March Z, 1896" will receive proposals
for the printing, binding. publication and anno-
tation OF the political. civil, penal codes and the
code OF civil procedure Of the state of Montana
codifed by the code commissioners In two
royal octave volumes equal In size. quality OF
paper, press work and binding, and similar in
all respects to the type used. to Hll's annotated
statutes and codes Of the state OF Washington.
The publishers shall annotate the codes as
fully aud completely as Hills codes are anno-
tated in so far as the reports OF the supreme
court of the state OF California are contained,
and as well full annotatons of the Montana re.
ports. TO April 1. 1895
All bids must be filed with the secretary OF
this board on or before April 4, 1895, and be In.
dorsed Proposals for printing codes Of Mon.
tana."
The board reserves the right to reject any
and all bids.
j. f. RICHARDS,
L. RoTwITT,
III. j. HASKELL,
Members State Furnishing Board.
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The conditions that confront the
electors. of Butte and Anaconda are
very much the same. 1t is the broad
minded, intelligent elements against
the \. L. \.
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Thurston VIII Sail.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 2.-Lorin Thurs
ton, the Hawaiian minister, arrived here
this morning, and will take passage for
Honolulu on the steamer Arawa, which
sails on Saturday next.
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Helena started the ball rolling by
electing a democratic mayor, and
Butte and Anaconda will be found
ready when their turn comes.
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The RaH1r1g Age thinks that there
is favorable prospect of increased
railway construction and the present
year Is expected 10 show a consider
able Improvement over 1891. when the
construction was only 1000 miles of
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Judge Fitzgerald is going to make a
race next Monday for police magis-
trate of Anaconda that will surprise
the natives. "The little judge" is all
right
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Colonel O'Leary will be the next
city attorney of Anaconda by very
comfortable majority.