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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-01-13
TOYS Toys /!

The most complete assortment Of
toys ever seen.
To please all tastes and at all prices
In the Store ''La Gran Canaria, y
IL, Cruz Street.
The following are the cases to be
brought up for trial Monday before
the District Court of this City, pro
ceeding from the Municipal Courts
of Caguas and Cayey against Mario
Oguin for assault; Antonio Coma
lez, DiOnisiO Rodriguez and others
for robbery. Lawyers Diaz Navarro,
Hernandez Lopez and Garcia Cuervo
will be in charge of the defense.
Manufacturers and growers of all
kinds and classes of Porto Rican
goods are requested to bring samples
of their goods at once to Stelnhardt,
Rieser & Co.-9 Tetuan st. San
Juan Porto Rico. 6-5
First Lieutenant Hamilton of the
Porto RIcan Battalion stationed at
Utuado was liz town for several days
on business connected with the past
elections.
Our readers will find in the last
page new column for short personal
advertisements. Its price will be 20
cents, for each four lines in English
or Spanish and 80 cents if published
in both languages.
This will be of great advantage
to advertisers as for the insignificant
price of "twenty cents" they will
obtain what they want by advertising
sometimes only once or twice. ID.
First Sargent Mand of the Porto
Rican Battalion spent several days
in San Juan an official business.
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News OF The Day.

Valentin Maclara the, thirteen
year old boy who was stabbed by
Marcelino Rivera last Thursday
night, is rapidly recovering and in a
short time is expected to be able to
attend to his work.
A number of prisoners confined in
the Jail at Arecibo made good their
escape by digging hole through
the wall. Ir the night under the
cover of darkness several of them
escaped.
Two however, were captured bay
the insular police.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-01-13
GENERAL ORDERS.
No. 223.
San Juan, December 21st, 1899.

San Juan, December 21st, 1899.
Upon the recommendation of the
Judicial Board, Encouragement of
the records which exist in the Courts
Of Justice, is hereby ordered in acor-
dance with the following scheme:
1. Under the supervision of one
of the Judges, who will be designated
by each Tribunal, and assisted by
a sufficient personnel, the following
documents and papers shall be tur-
ned over to the Civil Secretary:
[al Criminal cases instituted for
all kinds Of crimes committed prior
TO the first Of January, 1895, with
the exception of those of assasssina-
ton, parricide, arson and robbery
ana in which no sentences have been
pronounced until the present time,
being deposited in the archives on
account Of the non appearance Of
the accused, or because there are
no accusers.
Ibl Criminal cases instituted un
der the same conditions, for assas i.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE
SUPERIOR BOARD OF HEALTH

On before January 3lst 9OO all praccng Medicine and
Surgery Dentistry and Pharmacy also those who practice Miner
Surgery Midwifery and Professional Nursing in this Department
have taken out licenses from the Superior Board Health
For full information apply tie Secretary of the Board San JUAN
Examinations for
Physicians and Surgeons commence January End.
Dentists January S;h.
Pharmacists, commence January 10TH
Prachcantes, January 22nd.
Mdwives and Nurses, commence January 29th
See Circular No A. Headquarters Department RicO
Juan, P. r., Nov. 2oth. 1900.
The examinations following the above will
Address Dr. George G. Gr Secretary San Juan Pr BE
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Mr.. Charles 7. Phillips, manager
of the Colonial Loan and Security
Co. left yesterday for Arecibo on a
business trip.
HOLY DAY CARDS. You will
find them in the BoLETIN MER-
oANTIL A. Lynn & hijOs de Perez
Morris 1926 Fortaleza st. San Juan
Puerto Rico.
VISITING CARDS in fine lit
biography Engraving, just like cop
perplate, sold at A. Lynn & hijOs de
Perez Morris BoLETlN. .MERCANTIL
San Juan Puerto Rico.
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Sobrinos de Ezquiaga.

Bankers, Merchants and exclusive Agents for Puerto
Rico of the following Insurance and Steamship Companies
"Compana Trasatantica Espasola" Barcelona the
Steamhp lines of Larnaga and Serra verpoo The Royal
Fire Insurance Company, Of Lverpool Indemnity Mutual
Marine Assurance Company, Limited Of London. The
sole representatives in this Island Of "The Standard Oil
Company of North America.
Also owners of American steamship "VASCO"
Catafo Oil Refinery II. Fortaleza Street
San Juan p. r.
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sinatiOn; parriclde, arson and rob-
berry, committed prior to the first
January, 1890, in cases in which
the defendants have net appeared in
Court.
Icl Oral trials of civil matters
and Offenses filed 10 the abolished
Courts Of first instance, with the
exception of the books containing
the records of reconciliation.
Idl Civil matters decided pre-
vious to the year 1897.
In order to carry this Order into
effect, each Tribunal shall immedia-
tely announce the same in the Of
fetal Gazette, and in the papers Of
the respective localities, in order
that those who desire to obtain GER
ficates, may be able to do so within
the term of four months from Jan
uary 1st, 1900, after the expiration
of which time the documents refe-
rred 10 shall be transferred to the
Civil Secretary, as above provided.
rHlA "a
| 2. After the records have thus
been reduced, the Secretary of each
District Court shall draw up two
inventories, making in the first a
statement of the cases which belong
| to the jurisdiction of the respective
| Courts, and in the second a state
ment of the towns and villages which
have become part of the jurisdiction
of another.
| ). After the inventories have
been made, Tribunals shall COM
municate with each other, and each
of them shall collect from the others,
that part of the records which, by
virtue of the Classification referred to
in the previous article, may belong
to it.
4. Since the records of the Tri-
bunal of San Juan are the most
vOluminous of all, on account of
their containing their containing the
documents accumulated since the
year 1888, when the Territorial
Court of Justice was created, and
those previous to said date, relative
to Justice, three positions fer Clerks,
and TIVE for servants, are hereby
created, the said positions to be
temporary and to continue not ex-
ceeding four months, with q monthly
salary of fly dollars assigned to the
former, and of eighteen dollars to
1
the latter.
5. The Court will, however, see
that the work be carried on with all
possible expedition, in order that it
may be finished in the shortest pos
sible time. The said temporary
employees shall discharge their .du-
ties under the Immediate direction
of the Record Clerk of the District
Court of San Juan, and the super
vision of the Associate Judge who
will be designated by said Court,
and the remainder of any funds allo-
ted for this purpose, will he emplo-
yed for the construction of shelves
and for the expenses which will be
caused by the removal of the docu-
mentS.
6. The Disbursing Officer Of the
Department of Justice and the res
pective Collectors shall make the
necessary requisitions for the timely
payment of this work.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-01-13

RATE OF PASSAGE IN o. s. CURRENCY.


The Steamers this Line especially recommended account
Managers BOULTON & DALLETT FrO4tS N
at
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30 SGm Francisco Street, San .IMGs, Porto Rico.
Family Dining Rooms
AMERICAN LADIES AND GENTLEMEN WELCONE

AMERICAN LADIES AND GENTLEMEN WELG0ME
Board by the day week 81 90 per day. dollars per
Table board $3.50 800 pei week Meals from M.
25 & So cts. Lodgings men only 80 & 30 cts.
P0trOn6<e Oar .9aericNM Barber.
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This paper is the Oldest and has
the largest circulation in the
Island. 1t is also the only
enc that has an established
cable service from New York
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ONLY FOR ONE GENTLEMAN.

Furnished room and board. s 45
monthly. Payments made fort
nightly in advance. San Jose, 45.
Elections will be held at Sabana
Graude, Moca and CCmerio on the
18th instant, at MaunabO ON the
18TH, at Yabucoa on the 18th (, and
at Aguada on the Goth.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-01-13
AMERICAN DENTIST
DIR. R. R. BUCHANAN

eight years Poshetc Dentistry the Kansas City
College, opened Office No. AZ San Francisco St His
equipped with all the modern appliances for the successful peror
all operations Crown and Bdgewor teeth without
plates speciality.
OFFICE HOURS:
9to o12 AM 1.30 to $50 P. NJ
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FOR SALE.-P PROPERTY

On sale BOO cuerdas of land between the Mu-
nicipa. districts of Luquillo and Fajardo.
Full information will be given at II Fortaleza
Street. San Juan, Porto Rico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-01-13
No. 3.

San Juan, P. r. January 9th 1900.
Upon the recommendation of the
Inspector of Artillery for the Depart
ment, the months of January and
February, current year, are designa-
ted for Artillery pactice at floating
fixed targets, with such appliances
as it may be practicable to extempo-
rize, without further delay.
Major Selden A. Day, 9th U. s.
Artillery for the Department, is
designated TO take charge of this
practice which will be conducted as
near as practicable in accordance
With existing rules and regulations.
BY COMMAND OF BRIGA
DIER GENERAL DAVIS:
w. P. HALL,
Adjutant General.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-01-13
Doings In Congress.

Representative Bingham Rep.
Pa. introduced the following joint
resolution in the House:
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New York January 18th 1900
Dispatches from Cape
Town state that General Bull
Ter has occupied new positions
on the South bank Of tie Tu-
gela River, fifteen miles west
ward Of Colenso.
This movement is interpre-
ted as meaning on tack no
against the right flank of the
Beers.
New York Market.
Special cable to the BoLE-
TIN MERcANTIL from
the "AssocIATED PRESS y.
New York Produce Exchange
Quotation.
Wheat Flower " Tum-
badora ".--.....-.$ y. S $40
Muscovado Sugar. =" 3.18
Beet sugar :. sd
Sterling exchange =. "4.83
The above cahlegrams belong to
the BoLETIN MERCANTIL and their
reproduction In any form VII cost
fifty dollars each cable.
, 1900-11-08
FATAL ACCIDENT AT THE
SYNDICATE.
One Man Killed and Another Has an
Eye Blown Out and Otherwise
Badly Injured

Badly Injured
An accident happened at the Syndi-
cate copper mine, at 10 O'Clock, last
Friday morning, whereby one man
lost his life and another lost an eye
and came within a hairsbreadth of
being killed.
Thursday evening, c. F. Cunning
ham and NJ. A. Kelley, who We're
working in the Syndicate shaft, put
in three shots, which they fired by
electricity from the shaft house after
they came out for the night. 1t was
remarked by L. w. Hackett, who was
present, that he did not believe all
three had been exploded and he told
the boys to be very careful when they
went down Friday morning to investi-
gate. One shot had not gone off and
Kelly attempted to pull out the cap
by the fuse, but it broke off close to
the cap. Cunningham then carefully
cleaned out the hole down to the
powder with a spoon. Kelley then
threw a bucket of water in the hole,
caught up a drill and told Cunning
ham to strike it.
Not on your life" said Cunning
ham. "That would be suicide"
Then l will hit it myself, just for
luck" replied Kelley, reaching for a
single handed hammer. He struck
the drill three blows, the third one
exploding the cap and blowing him
back against the side of the shaft,
from whence he was afterward taken
out dead.
Mr.. Hackett, who was tending the
within, lighted a candle and went
down as soon as he heard the ex-
plosion, knowing full well what it
meant. He met Cunningham half
way up the ladder who, though with
a badly lacerated hand and his right
eye blown out, was making his way
to the surface. Hackett found KEEL
ley still breathing and tried to lift
him into the bucket, to send MIN to
the top, but was unable to do so on
account of Kelley's great weight.
HurryinS to the top he mounted a
horse and went to a neighboring
camp for help. When they returned
and again reached the wounded man
he was dead.
Both the wounded man and the
body were brought to this place Sat
urday. The remains Of Kelley were
inferred here.
Cunningham was severely wounded
but will recover, though losing his
right eve.
, 1900-11-08
The Battle Lake Tunnel Site Company

Is preparing for an active winters
campaign, having already gotten its
new machinery on the ground, com,
pleted the erection of a number of
new buildings, shipped in Il car load
of groceries and other supplies from
Denver, and made things snug and
convenient generally. One of the
commendable Improvements is Il large
bath house for the benefit of the EN-
ployes, and hot and cold water is to
be found in every building. The tun-
mel has already penetrated the noun
tain a long distance, and now that the
first class plant of machinery has been
installed, work will progress at a
much more rapid rate, and prehaps
long before spring another shipper
will be added to the list of Battle
Lakes mines, for every indication OF
the rock encountered points in that
direction.-Battle Lake Miner.
, 1900-11-08
THE ELECTION.
A Beautiful Day, Quiet Election II q
Very Full Vote, 1913 Votes Polled
And 80 Majority For The
Mckinley Electors.

Tuesday opened as fine as any day
that this country eyer saw. 1t was one
in marked contrast with election day
two years ago, when the day opened
stormy, with eight inches of snow on
the ground and the thermometer drop
ped to 20 below zero that night.
The polls were held at the office of
Alfred Heath. c.. E. Jensen being I'M
able to serve Milford Haines was chos-
en- trom among the ~by-standers to ill
his place. Samuel Monroe and Robert
Dyer were chosen as clerks. There was
little delay in getting the machinery
opened and all was in working order by
9:2o There was a very full vote.
The vote for the precincts stood as
follows
, 1900-11-08
Cow Creek Precinct:

Cow Creek Precinct:
Mckinley 7, Mondell 6, Davis 10,
Elias 81 Fishback, 5, Hansen 7,
Platt 5, Jennings 6, McDaniels 8,
Pratley 8, Merrell 8, Huntington 7,
McAnally 3, Kennedy 6, Maxfield 8,
Butter 9, Sundin 3, Paulson 5.
Bryan ID, Thompson 10, Haggerty
9, Clemmons, II, Cummings IA, Doze
IL, Thomas ID, Hopkins IA, Osborne
II, Doty II, Moore IL, Starr II. Dog
gett Is, Lambert II, johnson II,
Gooldey 8, Sears II, Buchanan ID.
, 1900-11-08
Saratoga Precinct.
Republican Ticket:

Mckinley 207; Mondell 2O4; Davis
30; Elias 1S9; Fishback IT'S; Hansen
1s9; Platt 1919; Jennings 176; Mcdaniel
l69; Pratley l65; Merrell 167; Hunting.
ton l6l; McAnally 1873; Kennedy 2O5:
Maxtield 1873; Butler 1877; Sundin 166:
Paulson 1874; Lamb POI; Heath 1919.
Democratic Ticket:
Bryan III; Thompson 100; Haggerty
80; Clemmons 80; Cummings 100:
Doze 129; Thomas 116; Hopkins 147;
osborne l57; Doty 1872; Moore 155;
Starr 1863; Dosgett 1872; Lambert ZIG;
johnson 125; Gooldey 121; Sears 157;
Buchanan l25; Boberg liz; Blood 124;
Cleve 145.
, 1900-11-08
Accident at The Ferris Haggerty.

A bad accident happened at the
Ferris Haggerty mine last week,
whereby E. j. Deming came very
near losing his life and may possibly
lose his sight. He was picking in a
hole and struck a missed shot which
exploded and broke both arms, one of
them in three places, caved in the
back of his head and terribly burned
both eyes. He was promptly attend
ell to by DIR. Roy Miller, and it is
thought he will be able to save the
mans eye sight if no complications
arise.
Mr.. Deming is pretty well known
here among mining men, having pros
pected on Jack and Spring creeks
and on Big creek
, 1900-11-08
ATTE

Don't forget the Woodmen of the
Worlds Bird Annual Ball, Thursday.
Nov. 18th, 1900. Remember what a
fine time they always have had! Well,
this will be finer.
By ORDER OF THE Committee.
, 1900-11-08

Mckinley 40S; Mondell 394; Davis 800;
Elias 1888: Fishback $50; Hansen 1861
Platt 39l; Jennings 1913; Mcdaniel 1886;
Pratley 36l; Merrell 406; Huntington
3i9; McAnally; 401; Kennedy 297: Max,
field $40; Butler 396; Sundin 444; Paul.
sen $50; Lamb 800.
Bryan 429; Thompson 1876; Haggerty
429; Clemmons 44S; Cummings 431;
Doze 476; Thomas 400; Hopkins 400:
Osborne sol; Doty 40; Moore All:
Starr 482; Doggett 427; Lambert 400;
johnson 4S3; Gooldey 1913: Sears 1896;
Buchanan AS; Boberg 43l.
, 1900-11-08

Bryan II, Thompson II, Haggerty
5, Clemmons II, Cummings II, Doze
II, Thomas II Hopkins 10, Osborne
81, Doty 81, Moore 16, Starr 80, Dog
gett 80, Lambert ID, johnson %,
Gooldey Is, Sears l6.
, 1900-11-08
Tie Camp Precinct:

Mckinley %, Mondell 26, Davis 30.
Elias 26, Fishback 26, Hansen 26,
Platt 81, Jennings 81, McDaniels "A,
Pratley n, Merrell 20, Huntington,
u, McAnally q, Kennedy 25, Max
field 30, Butler 26, Sundin 25.
Bryan q, Thompson p, Haggerty
II, Clemmons 20, Cummings 20,
Doze p, Thomas p, Hopkins 20, Os-
borne %, Doty 10, Moore p, Starr 20.
Doggett rs, Lambert 81, johnson II,
Gooldey 20, Sears 81.
, 1900-11-08
Spring Creek Precinct:

Spring Creek Precinct:
Mckinley 81, Mondell 35, Davis "a.
Elias 35,. Fishback 26, Hansen 81.
Platt 35, Jennings %, McDaniels 33,
Pratley %, Merrell 33, Huntington
2s, McAnally 20, Kennedy "a, Max
field 81, Butler %, Sundin 81.
Bryan IL, Thompson IL, Haggerty
IA, Clemmons Is, Cummings 10, Doze
II, Thomas IL, Hopkins 20, Osborne
II, Doty 10, Moore 10, Starr 20, Dog
gett %, Lambert -, johnson l6,
Gooldey ID, Sears %.
, 1900-11-08

Mckinley 30, Mondell %, Davis "a,
Elias %, Fishback 2s, Hansen 30. Plat
80, Jennings 81, McDaniels %, Pratley
30, Merrell 30. Huntington 10, Mc4nally
-, Kennedy 30, Maxfield 30, Butler 2l,
Suudin IL. Paulson y.
Bryan Is. Thompson 10 Haggarty 13
Clemmons 26, Cummings 10, Doze IA,
Thomas 10, Hopkins %, Osborne 81,
Doty IS, Moore l6, Starr 20. Doggett %,
Lambert II, johnson II, Gooldy Is,
Sears Sc. Buchanan II.
, 1900-11-08
Pass Creek Precinct:

Mckinley %; Mondell %; Davis 81;
Elias %; Fishback %; Plat %; Jen.
nings %; McDaniels 81; Pratley %:
Merreli %; Huntington 10; McAnally
81; Kennedy 81; Maxfield %; Butler
%; Sundiu "a; Paulson 26.
Bryan s: Thompson s.; Haggerty I;
Clemmons s; Cummings 10; Doze 9;
Thomas I; Hopkins u; Osborne II;
Doty 8; Moore IL; Starr "a: Doggett Z;
johnson II; Gooldey 6; Sears 10; Blu.
chanan I.
, 1900-11-08
Fort Steele Precinct:

Fort Steele Precinct:
Mckinley IS, Monden SO, Davis 81,
Elias Sc, Fshbaek, IS, Plat IS, Jen-
nings 63, McDaniels 40, Pratley So.
Merrell Sc, Huntington 35, McAnally
81, Kennedy 50, Msxiield 50, Butler
65, Supdin 65.
, 1900-11-08
Carbon Precinct:


Mckinley u, Mondell 26. Davis 25,
Elias %, Fishback u, Hansen y
Platt Is, Jennings "A, McDaniels y
Pratley p, Merrell %, Huntington 16
McAnally !, Kennedy "A, Maxfield 70
Butler 10, Sundin 10, Paulson 70
Lamb 26.
Bryan 8, Thompson s., Haggerty 8
Clemmons ID, Cummings s., Doze 8
Thomas ID, Hopkins 10, Osborne L
Doty II, Moore II, Starr Is, Doggett
%, Lambert 8, johnson 10, Gooldey
8, Sears p, Buchanan s, Boberg s.
, 1900-11-08
For Sale.

Registered Hereford Bulls from 5
to Z months old. For particulars call
on or address S. j. CAsrEELE,
l1-S-3mosl Collins, Wyo.
, 1900-11-08
Battle Precint:

Battle Precint;
Mckinley 40, Mondell 40, Davis 80.
Elias "A, Fishback %, Hansen %, Plat
26, Jennings 81, McDaniels 80, Pratley
20, Merrell 81, Huntington %, McAnally
26, Kennedy 40, Maxfield So, Butler IA,
Sundin Is, Paulson 30.
Bryan 50, Haggerty Sc, Clemmons 80,
Cummings "A, Doze 81, Thomas 10, Hop
kins 81, Osborne 81, Doty 90, Moore SO,
Starr g., Doggett 81, Lambert ~, John.
son ~, Gooldy II, Sears 10, Buchanan
%.
, 1900-11-08
Hanna Precinct:

Hanna Precinct:
Mckinley 2l0, Mondell 2lO, Davis
2l3, Elias 205, Fishback lS5, Hansen
2l3, Plat 205, jennings 203, McDan-
ielns 1874, Pratley 2l5, Merrell pos,
Huntington 20i, McAnally 209, Ken
needy 204, Maxtield 2lO, Butler 2l7,
Sundin 2l3.
Bryan 10, Thompson 10, Haggerty
40, Clemmons 43, Cummings II, Doze
80, Thomas 43, Hopkins 40, Osborne
10, Doty "a, Moore, A, Starr 50, Dog
gett ~, Lambert ~, johnson Al,
Gooldy 80, Sears 30.
As we go to press the rest of the
precincts not enumerated above have
come in, but too late to be put in type.
The complete returns show that the
entire republican ticket, with the ex-
ception of Miss Gertrude Huntington,
candidate for superintendent of schools
has been elected by majorities rang
ing from 300 - 600, Senator Davis
being the highest on the ticket. Miss
Maud Starr has, at this time, a ma
jority of 33 votes over Miss Hunting
ton.
, 1900-11-08
Gold Hill Precinct:

Gold Hill Precinct:
The Mckinley electors get 8 votes
to IL for Bryan. The balanceIIof the
ticket runs in about the same proper
tons.
Carbon Precinct:
Mckinley 191, Mondell 191, Davis
1879. Elias 1873, Fishback 1872, Hansen
lSl, Plat 1874, Jennings IFS, Nc
Daniels $50, Pratley us, Huntington
1876, McAnally 179, Kennedy 49,, Max
field $50, Butler 173, Sundin 2l3.
Bryan 81, Thompson 81, Haggerty
AZ, Clemmons 40, Cummings As, Doze
43, Thomas 40, Hopkins A, Osborne
43, Doty 43, Moore AZ, Starr IS, Dog
gett 46, Lambert AZ, johnson As,
Gooldey IS, Sears 43.
, 1900-11-08
Real Estate For Sale,

Residence lots close in. One six
room house and one business block.
ll-l4w Apply to john JoHsroN.
, 1900-11-08

Mckinley 81; Mondell 81; Davis 81;
Elias 80; Fishback 81; Hansen 81;
Platt SO; Jennings 100; Mechanics 90;
Pratley 81; Merrell 81; Huntington &c;
McAnally so; Kennedy 81: Maxtield 60;
Butler 81; Sundin So; Paulson 80.
Bryan 81; Thompson 80; HaggertY SO;
CIemmons 80; Cummings %; Doze 81;
Thomas 100; Hopkins 81: Osborne 81;
Doty 9S; Moore ia; Starr l16: Doggett
l03; Lambert 81; Johnson 81; Gooldey
9S; Sears 100; Buchanan 81.
, 1900-11-08

Medicine Bow Precinct:
Mckinley "A; Mondell 43; Davis 46
Elias ~; Fishback Al; Hansen A
Platt 40; Jennings 43; McDaniels A
Pratley 90; Merrell Al; Huntington
A; McAnally ~; Kennedy A; Max
field 43; Butler A; Sundin 80; Paulsor
II: Lamb "A.
Bryan Is; Thompson 10; Haggerty 16
Clemmons 20; Cummings 10; Doze Is
Thomas II; Hopkins 10: Osborne 10
Doty I; Moore 20; Starr IS; Doggett
10; Lambert II; johnson Is; Gooldey
II; Sears %; Buchanan IS; Boberg Is.
, 1900-11-08
Osceola Precinct.

Osceola Precinct.
Mckinley %; Mondell %; Davis 2s;
Elias 20: Fishback 20; Hansen 20; Platt
20: Jennings 20; McDaniels 10; Pratley
Is; Merrell 81; Huntington p; Nc
Anally 20; Kennedy 20; Maxfield 20;
Butler 81; Sundin 20: Paulson II.
Bryan 40; Thompson 40; Haegerty 30;
Clemmons 40; Cummings 40; Doze 40;
Thomas 40; Hopkin Al; Osborne ~;
Doty A; Moore 80; Starr ~; Doggett
IL; Lambert 80; Johnson 40; Gooldey
40; Sears 40; Buchanan 80.
, 1900-11-08
Rankin Precinct:

Rankin Precinct:
Mckinley u; Mondell II; Elias u;
Fishback IL; Hansen 10: Platt IL; Jen.
nings 13; McDaniels s; Pratley 3; Mer
rell 8; Huntington 10; McAnally s;
Kennedy 10; MaxtieId IL; Butler 10;
Sundin 8; Paulson u; Lamb u.
Bryan .; Thompson I; Haggerty g.
Clemmons g; Cummings 6; Doze I;
Thomas 6; Osborne 8; Doty 10, Moore s;
Starr s; Doggett 10; Lambert 8; John.
son s: GooIdey I; Sears 8; Buchanan
5; Boberg 3.
, 1900-11-08
Is the mana List of the States
Which Voted Last Tuesday
Resulting in a
PERFECT LANDSLIDE FOR THE
Republican Party East and West
Four Years More of the "Full
Dinner PAIL

Following is a list of the states
the Mckinley electors a
majority vote, ranging from 1000