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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-10-17
Tribunales.

En la mahana de hoy ha tenido lugsr ante
81 Tribunal de Distrito. el juioio oral de ls eau.
50 por estafa contra Zen6n Rivera Torres (a)
Caballo blanoo. FL Tribunal de conformidad
con ell se6or Fiscal conden6 al acusado s Ia Pc
ma de IN a6o y I'm dia de preside oorreccio-
nal, ouya condena segun ha dispuesto 81 Tri-
bunal sera con <trabajos forz,do.s durante Is
misma, dada la triple reinoidencia del acus ado.
En- 81 mismo Tribunal fue suspendido ell
juicio oral de la causa por rapto contra Miguel
Vazquez Gonzalez, 4 virtud del matrimonio ce.
lebrado del raptor y la raptora.
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De Venezuela.

Washington, Ootnbre {. Ell comandsnte
del oruoero-+D etroit 'telegraffa desde.la Guayra
que 81 gensral Castro hs acceptable las condicio-
mes de paz que les hs presentado eli general An
drade, actual Presidente de 10 Repnblica vene-
zolans. Aunque Andrade SO mantiene aun en-
ell Poder, IN arreglo final Sc convendra en- bre-
We y habrA, probablemente, I'M cambio en- Ia
administrator.
Sc desoonocen los terminus exaotos del con-
venio.
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Notas hispanas

II Ministro de Ia guerra ha p~rorrogado
por I'M mes 81 plazo de Ia reduction & metAli-
GO para los individuos llamados & las flas; pc.
70 ha desestimado la petici n que slgunos pa.
dres de familia le hioieron para que r~ebajase el
cupo de go, 900 hombrss pedidos.
-Siguen llegando & Madrid repstriados de
Cuba desprovistcs de toda olase de recursos y
llega 4 IL, 900 el numero de los que tieHen soil
citado ell embsrque en- Ia Habans.
- e. Concejo Supreme de guerra y m,rl-
M hs seutenciado al almirante Montojo (don
Patricio) 4 pa.ar 4 la situacion de reserva Gin
dereoho & maudo de niuguna csase y en- nil gu
ma circumstances, RI he:ho que re castiga en-
Ia senteucia ca gu salida del arsenal de Cablte
cusndo estaba atacSdo por ell enemigo dirigien-
dose 4 Manila para conferenci.r con el captain
general. La sentencis, que segln parece. se to.
mo DOR un solo veto de mayorfa ha disgustsdo
profundamente al personal de la armsda.
-Est& llamando la stenci6n co Madrid el
tenor Biel que ha debutsdo en- los jardines del
Buen Retro en- Is opera eTrovador. Su voz
ca muy extensa y agradable y con ell tempo y
81 estudio llegara seguramente a ser una emf.
nencia en- ell arte. Como GAysrre fguraba en- ell
cuerpo de ooros, d,nte gansba dos pesetas por
funci6n. FL dia de eu debut lie ssiguo la en-
presa Is pssetss. Hoy va ex'go mil pssetas
por noche.
En- ell Ferrol Sc ha alterado ell orden gra
vemente habiendo sido dec!arado 81 estado de
guerra. Fl motive fue Ia despedida de opera
rios del Arsenal del Estado; las turbss spedrea'
ron s los que fueron & trabsjar pretend'epdo q.
% hioiese una huelgs general para obligar Al
reingreso de los despedidor. Despues insu ia
ron al Ayuntamiento y al A1cslds prstendiendc
entrar en- Ia cspitaufa general, 10 que 20 consi'
guierou negandose ell general & recibirlos. Lit
guariia civil = policfa dieron algunas cargat
ra.ult.ndo uroa 40 heriaoa de ma y Otra Darte
Pareoe que sc ha restsbiscido la tranquilidad.
En- Barcelona, como en- Madrid, Sc ests
practioando uua energio. oampsf1a ~sanitaria pa
"a dou.inar los ossos de 6ebres tifoideas que sc
presentan con alguna iatsnsidad auuque con ca
racter re,ativamente leve.
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Y a RI E D a D E S.
R. Rubi0. Humaca0 P R.

Compra: oonstsntemente toda clase de q.
nsdo vacuuo. Vende: vacss leoheras J ~novillos
de embarque. V $50
Reclbos talonarios. .s h.osn en- est. i'm
rroquiano. Hay casdernos de reoibos para al
Q1ileres de oasas 1 a cts. con IN 100
Targstas de ss. :ss'' H s,''. ca ,, ssssa ss !: ''p a.
Q ,ntado axt1ioto :. pero prsoios m6dicog.
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HER M|h'o D|Az NAVARRO
lAMY e r.

Ha vuelto & abrir su BUFETE en- San Jose
St. II, entresuelo de la derecha y ofrece sus
servicios como AVOCADO en- asuntos judiciales
que Sc hayan de tram tar ante los Tribunales
del pafs 6 ante Ia CORTE PROVISIONAL y en- los
asuntos administrators que deban resolverse
en- Ell Gobierno general 6 en- los demas Centres
ofciales.
San Juan Pto.-Rico, lode Julio 1893.
Telkfomo 2o7.
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BUENA OCCASION n s; sol

espahola. csnaria 8 puertorriquefa, con buenas
recomendaciones, que quiera'trasladarse 4 San.
to Domingo para dedioarse s fsenas ag.fcolas.
Dicha familia ha de tener por 10 menos tres de
sus miembros que sc dediquenA trabajos de-
campo , re les proportions pa,aje gratis. Para
mss informe dirijirseA don Enrique Cerece1o
en- San Juan. n-s-3-l
En- Csbo .Rojo fa6 muerto de I'M trio
de revolver, I'm pe6n de la hacienda de don Fe.
derico Ronds. FL heoho oourri6 en- la tienda
de don Gregorio Ramirez Ve'ez, escapando ell
trio & un revolver que limpisba Juan B. Ro.
driguez.
FL municipio de Rio Piedras ha re.
nunciado al oobro de contribuciones al E*tado.
IT. Dicen de Santander Goa fecha 81 de
Septiembre:
Hs desembarcado 81 pasaje del trasatlAn-
tico eLe6n XIII, y con 6stos los repatriados
pobres que ven1an 4 bordo.
Conourrieron al acto del desembaroo las
satoridades, quienes faoilitaron 1 estos desgra.
oiados socorros de TODD g6nero.
En- ell antique sanatorio go les do una
comida que coste6 Ia Crus Roja.
81 gobernador civil reparti6 por 81 mismo
a'gunos trajes, y como ell gobernador 30 habia
remitido oantidad alguns, 81 aloalde anticip6 los
sooorros en- metAlioo de los fondos municipales
! para que puedan sslir todos en- los trer es de
Ia mafana.
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NOticias

-. I'm la sesi6n celebrada anoche por
nuestro A~yuntamiento, &c aprob6 ell o~ontrato
de la casa de dons Carmen Iglesias viuda de
Iglesias en- Puerta de TERRA. para abrir las
Esouelas Pdblicss de aquel barrio.
Ell individuo Juan Garcia, vecino de
Vega Bajs, Sc p~resent6 auoche como & las IL
en- ell Quartet de poliofa de esta Capital en-
aotitud impertinente , como &c estendiere, en-
sus majaderias ., fue oonduoido & pasar la no
che sobre las lozas del <dep6sito.,
Sc ha autorizado al Alcalde de ests
Capital, para eli a~rrendamiento de Ia casa desti'
NADIA & Escuelas de nif1os. ~---z
Ha sido nombrado Inspector de ca.
ouelas del distrito de Areoibo, Mr.. r B.
Lutz.
Don Jose Nie:o que desempeh6 ell
cargo de Tesorero Central, ha pedido que Sc
lie devuelva la fanza que presto al efecto.
Tn diario mslagueno reiere que al
~instruir ell expediente para acreditar sus dere'
chos pssivos, la viuda de un jefe de ejeroito ia
lleoido en- una capital andsluzs, ae ha averi'
guadc que estaba ossado dos veces.
Las dos viudss sc dieputan ahora la psga,
= no hay one deoir que este darA lugar 4 I'm
ou1ioso litigio, que r~esolvers Ia junta de classes
pativas, despu6s de OR 4 los tribunales.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-10-17
Estado Meteorological

Obser v%aciones del U. 8, Departamento de
Agriculture, Ofcins del tempo.
9 P. NJ Otbre. I6
Preston barome:rioa. ....... 20. 95
Temperature term6metro... 81
Humedsd relstivs.. ...... 80
Direction del viento ...... N E..
Velocidad. ... Is.
Precipitation ............. Maroado
Estado del tiempo..... Parte nublado.
9 A. M. Otbre. II.
Preston ~barom4trica. ...... 20. 81
Temperature term6metro... 81 o
Humeda1 r~elativa ........ 78.
Direction del viento...... s e.
Velocidad ..............
Precipitation minimum. oe
Estado del tiempo........P arte Tub ado.
Temperature mAxima en- las "a horas. ..s6. o
Id. mfnima i'd id ...76. o
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-10-17

La en- ueva Era, en- "a edici6n del ID
del oorriente, dice que para Ia traducci6n de
las sOrcenes Generates, deben elej,rfe baenos
traductores, para que aquellas resu't ten pc fec.
tai.
La Alosldfa de Hnmaoao ha prometi-
do pagan en- ouanto lie sea possible, leo pesos
que sdeuda & Ia profesora doha Cristina Davi.
Ia Gefgel.
FL I~Ayuntamiento de Cagaas ha TO-
mado souerdos, references 6 So deuda para con
los profesores, por los cuales Sc les expone que
deben espersr & que haya entradas de forios,
para ~realizsr 81 oobro.
-. Han pedido oondonaci6n de contribu
ciones, don R.moh M. Matos, ne Arec, bo, Don
Pedro Boli.var y don Jusn Arruz., propieta-
rios en- Rio Grande y don Alberto DAvils,
para uaa iocs que pos6e en- Bayamon.
-. Los dootores don Rafael A G.tell,
y don Pedro Janer, d. Yauoo, han reclam.do
que &c ordene e! page de autopsjas que han
praoticsdo por 6rden de los juzgados de San
German y de Ponce
- Han sido informados per 81 Alcalde de
Carolins, escritos presentados & Ia s. o.etsrf
Civil pr los se1ores S ,brinos de Ezquisga
don Jorge Finlay.
En- Juans Df z, o6oia 81 Alcslde 4 Ia
seoretarfs Civil, 6e hsce muy difoil eli cobro de
rio en- que &c encuentran los propietarioe.
La Alcaldfa de Rinc6n ha re lido ell
nombre de Ia persons que ha de ef -ctuar ell
cobro de las contribuciones, q fin dc proceder
& FL.
-. Don Luis Cuebas Ia solicitado una
constancia de Ia fecha en- que cee6 como habili.
tado del juzgado de Cat irsl.
Por eafermedad del o teniente de
A'calde de Csguas. que desempe II aba la Aloal
cfa.
-. LIS Coleotu,fa de rentas de Areoibo,
hs heeho requisicion de fondos para atenoiones
del presente mes.
Sc hs concedido licenoia para ell uso
de armas 4 don Francisco Raboyra, de Utuado,
q don Candida Aoevedo D'az. de Manatf, y 4
don Domingo Pal6s, de Gusyama.
I'll General Wood ha autorizado al
Ayuntamiento de Puerto Principe para que
oeds uno de los ediioios del E.tado para fun.
dar IN asi|o de nihos
~. PARIS BAZAAR DE PEDRO Gus
H.. En- este aoredltado Establecimiento se
ACADIA de reoibir I'M espl6ndido surtido de Co.
ronas fdnebres-La hay de flores y de biacuit
desde tres q ochenta pesos una-Proximo q
llegar I'M gran surtido de devooionarios. 80 rea.
liza a mitad de su preoio toda la existencis
que queda de este srtfcu'o. Es una verdadera
gangs.
- La Junta de instruction de Ponce hs
nombrado { don Juan Masversal, para desem
pefar una escuela rural en- ell t6rmino municipal
de aquella ciudad.
La policfa ha oons ucido aver nochs
al d%ep6sito. al individuo Juan Casellas, veoino
de la oslle de Ia Luna ndmero 90. porque an
daba por las c.lles en- oamisets, negandose &
r%eco1erse y & ve tirse como era debido, contes '
tando en- mslas formas al guardia 9. lie llamabs
la atenci6n. -
-. Fl domingo Is del o~orriente deposi.
taron 400 imponentes IS $50 81 ~centavos en- ell
Cr6dito y Ahorro Ponoefo y hasta aquella
fecha &c han expedido 37e Iibretas.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-28
H|GHBINDERS IN
CHINATOWN ARE
READY FOR WAR
Outbreak Expected at
Any Moment.
TEN EXTRA POLICE ON DUTY
MARYSVILLE MURDER HAS
FASTENED MATTERS.
Hop Sing and suey Sing Tongs,
Rival Factions, Waiting for a
Chance to Open Hos
tilities.
TEN EXTRA POLICE ON DUTY
MARYSVILLE MURDER has
FASTENED MATTERS.

The war between the Hop Sing and Suey
Sing tongs which has been brewing for
some time past has reached a point where
a wholesale murder is feared by the law
abiding and peaceable Chinese OF this
city. The police have Kept the rival fac
tions under close surveillance for some
time, and II was thought that the high
binders had transferred their hostiliuss
TO the interior counties Of the State.
The warning tongs. however. have been
trying TO rally their fighters TO this city
and for several days the Chinatown
squad has been picking UP stray high
binders recently arrived from the coun-
try and ordering them TO leave the city
under penalty.
The presence Of the notorious fighter
who hires out as a professional murderer
has been noted by the merchants, and IN
consequence notices have been posted In
the Chinese quarter appealing 70 its deni-
Zens TO avoid trouble. On Tuesday last
member Of the Suey Sing Company was
killed in Marysville in. pitched battle
among the factions, where over a hun
dred shots were fired, and at once a Hop
Sing member was charged with the crime.
The accused man is a notorious Los
Angeles highbinder and was sent 10
Marysville, the Suey Sings claim. under
a contract TO kill one of their men.
When the news of the murder reached
San Francisco the resident members Of
the fighting societies commenced gather
ing in their respective headquarters TO
determine how to start hostilites here.
The police were notified early yesterday
that an outbreak might be expected at
any moment. and in consequence a squad
of ten officers under coUmand OF Sergeant
Christensen has been Llded 70 the detail
already in Chinatown, with orders TO
break up meetings OF the bad element and
to search every suspicious character.
Last night the extra squad went into
Cum Cook alley and found over one hun
dred excited Cinnamon and drove them
from the vicinity. There is no doubt that
the timely arrival OF the squad prevented
the opening OF hostilities, for soon after
the men came back 10 the alley In twos
and threes to renew their meeting. Ser
geant Christensen. however, had his men
use some force and search every sus-
picious or known bad man." giving or
ders to his men TO keep them moving and
allow no gatherings on the streets. The
early precautions may have good effect
on the Cinnamon, but trouble is feared
and the report from one pistol Is liable
for the Coroner.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-28
POLICE OBTAIN
THE STAMP THAT
GR|MMELL USED
Found Secreted in
His Room.
HAS ELUDED THE DETECTIVES
DESPERATE FoRGER IS FLEE
ING TO THE EAST.
Fugitive Said to Have Been Led to
Commit the Crime Through His
Losses at the Race
track.
HAS ELUDED THE DETECTIVES
DESPERATE FoRGER IS FLEE
ING TO THE EAST.

e. z. Grimmell. who is wanted by the
police for forgery. is another victim OF
the ponies" Finding himself penniless
the result of playing the races, Grimmell
opened Major Halls safe and abstracted
400 checks drawn on the assistant treas
urer OF the United States. Appropriatine
the perforating stamp used by Major Hail
he at once proceeded to I'LL out the checks
and mood the city with the worthless pa
per. After he had succeeded In passing
some OF the checks, to which he had
forged the name of Major Hail. Grtmmell
evidently fearing arrest, packed his grin
and left for parts unknown
Last night the detectives found the per-
forating stamp and some unsigned checks
which Grtmmell had stolen, IN the room
that he had occupied on Ellis street. The
stolen property was taken to police head
quarters ana will be turned over to the
United States authorities to-day.
A short time after being employed bv
Major Hall, Grimmell lost heavily at the
racetrack and his friends feared that he
would do something desperate. He repre-
sented to his employer that his wife was
an invalid, but subsequent DEVELOPMENTS
showed that he was not married but wa q
q frequenter OF tenderloin resorts
The police are satisfied that Grimmell
Is on his way East. 1t is believed that
he obtained considerable money on the
Forged checks and on learning that the
detectives were after him lost no time in
leaving the city. kilograms have been
sent TO the Chiefs OF Police throughout
If found
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-28
FALSE CLAIM OF NEW
STRENGTH FOR BURNS
LETTER FROM ASSEMBLYMAN
CoWAN OF SoNoMA-
His Position as a Democrat Defined
and His Purpose to Stand by His
Party Declared

Assembiyman William r. Cowan OF So
noma expresses surprise that he is in
cluded in a list of twenty-one members
of the legislature OF which number fif-
teen are classed as new recruits in the
camp OF D. M. Burns.
The Call published the statement that
agents OF the Southern Pacific were
claiming that Burns had gained fifteen
votes sinoe the adjournment Of the regu-
lar session. II was also noted that the
agents OF the corporation when called
upon to designate the fifteen exhibited a
list OF twenty-one. claiming that the If
teen recruits were there enrolled.
Assemblyman Cowan, Democrat. was
embraced in the larger list. The Calls
motive in giving publicity to the list was
to show the utter absurdity OF the rail-
roads claim of increased strength for
Burns and also to elicit expressions from
members OF the Legislature who had no
thought OF entering the Burns corral.
The purpose OF the publication has been
served Mr.. Cowan clearly defines his
position in this language:
II must be known to The Call that I AM
Democrat and supported none but Demo-
session OF the Legislature. and did not have.
and will not. have, the "open sesame" TO
the maJority caucus Furthermore. there
has been no cogent reason suggested to alter
my determination In regard TO the Senator
ial question, and. as IN the past I did. in
the future will. consider Il my duty TO
support Democrat OF known probity and
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-28

Ter gold fills, escaping the dredge. In
oritt mines several inches OF the bed
rock are generally taken up. and this is
the practice in the Klondike. So plain
is this that a soft bedrock which a dredge
can easily dig up is recognized as essen
1lai 10 lull success in dredging; That is
why dredging is so successful in the
Clutha. in New Zealand. The bedrock on on
the Feather. near Oroville, is a soft lava
deposit, and that is why Oroville is the
dredging center of the State. Elsewhere
Inc dredge must take the top and leave
the richest concentrates which nature has
hidden with greatest success.
This is the significance OF Mr.. Dona-
hoo's submarine hydraulic dredge He is
the frst to succeed in adapting the cais-
son TO gold mining. The big chamber OF
IRON plates, easily raised and lowered
from barge, sinks TO the river bottom
an air compressor keeping out the water
from the bottom rapidly excavates by
suction and passes upward the river bed
and the chamber goes steadily downward
Ihe material, including all powders that
VIII enter the pipe, goes TO revolving
grizzly on the barge, from which the finer
material passes TO l60 feet of sluices, in
which the gold is caught. To facilitate
the excavation, which is on the principle
OF the dredges so successful on canal
Work. force pump supplies when wanted
a powerful stream, which is used from
a,a3 nozzle az the bottom like hydraulic
the material TO the suction pump.
The plant has worked for two months
In the bed OF the Mokelumne. thirty miles
above stockton, and is now running night
and day. 1t is reported that the opera
tions have been so successful that dur
ing the coming year four large plants OF
this type are TO be installed on that and
ADJOINING streams, which have been for
ages wearing away the great mother lode
ana which hold In their lowest depths the
gold that was there WREN Marshall found
MS nugget The invention is interesting
and full OF possibilities, for IFS estabe
!lsned success would mean great things
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-28
Politicians Collect the Frag
mentS of a Broken Slate.
Programme Now Presented to L. F. Bying-
ton Was Formed When Nine Men Gre
ated the Democratic Commit
tee of One Hundred.

grammed that Ed Fitzgerald should be
nominated Assessor IN return for Rob
ert Fitzgerald's support OF the Budd-Har-
ney programme.
As the process OF reorganization went
on Governor Budd and Major Harvey as
certRlned that Gavin McNab was getting
control Of the Committee OF One Hundred
through appointments made with the ac-
quiesence OF Robert Fitzgerald and W.
II. Afford. The upshot of the deal was
the conquest Of the works by the Phelan-
OF course the obligation to make Afford
attorney for the Harbor Commission was
Cancelled Gavin McNab. however, ar
ssS p that BsgeSs Rse1PEsy sS shSgd BE
Afford should have q $500 place in the
ONCE. The plan miscarried because the
Hearst influence in the Examiner Office
compelled the sacrifice OF Deuprey and
the nomination Of Barclay Henley for
District Attorney. In order TO console
Deuprey II was agreed that he should
Owing TO the strength developed last fall
by other candidates. and particularly by
Wesley Reed. Porter Ashe and L. F.
Byington. Deuprey had no chance in the
convention. he withdrew from the race
after a long conference with Charles Fay.
Il is surmised that he was promised a
frst-class position in the District Attor-
ney's Office, but when the promise was
given IL was supposed by Fay that Reed
would win the nomination. Bytngton
really broke the slate and compelled Mo
Nab's acceptance or the situation in order
10 defeat Porter Ashes nomination
Byington was elected and now the pro-
gramme TO reward Afford and Deuprey
is presented 70 him. He threatens TO kick
over the traces and appoint Greaney and
Weller. For many years Byington and
Weller were associated in the law busi-
ness. hence personal regard and old-time
friendship are considered by the District
Attorney-elect Creamy was a staunch
supporter Of Byington throughout the
political campaign last fall and is classed
o. nncN
recognition
There is not much sympathy expressed
for Afford. as he deserted Budd and Har-
ney 10 join Phelan and McNab.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-28
McNAB CARRIES
A HEAVY LOAD
OF CANDIDATES
Quarrels Rend the
Organization.
SULLIVAN WOULD BE CHIEF
EXAMINER AND THE HooT MON
AT LoGGERHEADS.
Demand for the appointment Of DR..
Rosencrantz Stirs Up Merry
Little Row in the Upper
Circles.
SULLIVAN WOULD BE CHIEF
EXAMINER AND THE HooT MON
AT LoGGERHEADS.

II VIII require an ambulance 20 cart
OF the Head birds that will drop when
Mayor Phesan explodes his little patron
ace bomb al the end OF the present week.
The fight IS a warm one and the finish
all but IN sight
one OF the most startling Developments
OF the present week is that Colonel
". p. sullivan Will accept CRATE
fully ~ Mayor Phelan shall prof
fer him the ofice which Chief Lees
IS fighting 10 hold. Colonel Sullivan. who
Is Just now the Mayors secretary. has
gone into his fight with becoming mod
esty He has not approached his chief
himself. but has gone at him through a
mutual and influential friend-Ed DON
nelly. the wealthy wholesale butcher.
Donnely vent into Pattons fight against
Phelan IN lSes. but during the last cleo
ton was called back into the ranks and
came 20 the front against Horace Davis.
Last week he called at the executive
chambers and suggested 10 his Honor
that in looking for Lees successor he
could DO no better than 10 consider the
long and faithful services OF the colonel.
Just what Phelan said In reply Mr.. DON
nelly has not distributed along the line.
The reelection OF city physician hax
set Gavin McNab and the Examiner az
loggerhea3s. The Examiner has de-
demanded the appointment of DR.. N.
Rosencrantz. its official physician, but
AIcNsb has declined TO honor the cali
on the ground that Rosencrantz IS too
close up 10 be a good political appoint
nnent DR.. Tom" shumate Is the orxani-
zatiorrs choice for the place and will
probably Land. DR.. A. p. O'Brien, VINO
has been prominently mentioned for
Health oficer, has found a strong oppo-
nent IN DR.. George NJ Terrill, who I,
seid 20 have McNab close behind him.
TerTll was the organization Candidate
Tor Coroner AZ the time Dr. Ed z Hill
the Incumbent, broke the slate ana car
ned the nomination out OF the convention
George McGilivray is considered in line
fpr the Board of Public Works He has
the warm friendship OF the Mayor and
the backing OF McNab and IL is likeiv he
will get the plum Contrary 10 the gen
eral Impression. p. II Mccarthy ts s,iil
IN the same hght and his interests are
being cared for by NJ. e. Hassett. l. ~
Ebert IS also being mentioned for the
board and Z Is said has traded the most
ton In the Sheriff'S Office OF which he b,6
the disposal for influence In his new fght
EK-Registrar Biggy has transferred his
burning desire for the offlce OF Chief al
Police 70 the Board of Public Works and
r. confident his claims will be acknoNyi.
edged EX-Sherif John J. McDade is nlsr
out for the same Office, as are a lot al
lesser lights, who viii be brought in ir
the ambulance when the gong rings.