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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-10-18
LIGA DE PROPIETARIOS
DE F1NCAs URBANAS DE SAN JUAN
Secretarfa.

Constituida defnitivamente es
ia <Liga, SO participa los senores
asociados que la ofcina de la misma
queda instalada en- los altos de la
casa n1mero II de la calle de la For
ta.eza.
La Quota para el ingreso en- la
sociedad, es de DIEZ CENTAVOS
por cada piso de las casas que Sc
posean 6 administren Eu dichas of =
cinas deberan los asociados presen-
tar sus solicitudes, y en- elias Sc le
suministrarAn todos los informes
que necesiten.
San Juan, Is de Stbre. de 1900.
Ell SecretariO,
JOSE G. DEL VALE.
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FL Auditor de Puerto Rico na
recibido va las requisiciones de fon.
dos para los pagos del presente mes
a los Colectores de Rentas de Vie
ques, Guyana y Hum acao, asi como
del Official pagador de la Junta de
GObierno de Carceles.
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For 81 oollGO de fODO, 1uofOn
condenados por ell Tribual de Distri
to de San Juan los individuos Juan
Hero y Valentir Garcia, la pena
de 8 amos 6 meses de presidio correc
cional.
Salvador Flores y Julio Sua.
reg, dos desocu pados de- Puerta de
TERRA, optaron por llsvarse antier
una pesa del establecimiento de don
Pedro Calder6n, pero el guardia es
pecial P. M. Calder6n, no tardo en-
echarles la naza. llev4ndolos & Ia
prevention y ocupandoles la referi
da pesa.
He hecLo uso del vino de Stearn
de aceite de nfgado de bacalao con
magn1fcos resultados sobre todo EN-
las afecciones que originan ell decai-
miento organico siendo este el resul
tado de la anemia y de los tempera
meLtos linfdticos escrofulosos que
tantO abundan en- estos c&lidOs eli
mas.
AL propio tempo he obtenido ex
celente exito en- los nif1os escu&lidos
debiles enfermizos, y raqufticos con
catarros intestinales cr6nicos, admi.
nistrandoles debiIes dosis pero su
uso continuado por dos tres meses
as1 pues considero el vino de Stearn
como inmejorab]e t6nico reconstitu
yente que viene q enriquecer nues-
tro arsenal terap6utico y por cuya
adquisici6n felicito a la casa produ:,
tora as1 como la humanidad dolien
to.
DIR. JOAQUIN SABATER.
Guayama Pto, Rico l de Mario
de 1895.
Manuel Hernandez (a) Gordi-
to, vecino de Puerta de TERRA, co.
meti6 aver el abuse de darle varios
golpes q un pobre muchacho de nom
bre Esteban Arriaga caus&ndole con
tusiones de las que fee curado en- ell
cuarto de socorros El Hernandez
fue preso por la policia.
Juan Vega le infiri6 antien
una fuerte confusion q Gervasio La
rregui, siendo condenado q 80 dias
de arresto y dollars de costas,
enviandose luego por ruta q Truji
llo
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Aver tarde fonde6 en- nuestro
puerto la goleta destinada al servicio
de faros en- la isla
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-10-18
DE S0LA & RAMIREZ Z---TetQ3n. l8
TIENEN DE VENTA

Harina de trigo <Pillsbury's Best x Xxx X,s
Cerveza de Baviera (Munchen) <Franziskaner>
Manteqmlla fna de liz, l. g. s. H. 2s hbras
F0sforOs de segurdad <Tres Estrelas.S
Azucar granulado americana del pals varlas classes
Aqua mineral de <JepGtz.s
Leche Condensada <Nestle.>
Pape de imprenta tanano <Boetins <Corespondencas
Inodoros tanque de robe pulido tubo de nikel.
Precios modicos. A-lo-4.
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Marina
de guerra,

He aqu1 un detalle de los pre-
supuestos navales de Inglaterra,
Francia, Russia, Alemania, Italia y
los Estados Unidos, correspondent
tes al ejercicio econ6mico de 1900 q
1901:
Naciones Presupuestos.
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Colegio de Idiomas.
Leoones paiculares classes omas amn Instruction General
Sra. Donu GrQcid Ldrnbdrd de G..


A. sup, Dam
Coraz6o NJ
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SefOr Director de
LA CORRESPONDENCE

Muy Sr mic y de mi distipguida
consideration: Espero So sirva publ
carme en- su peri6iico ell comunlca-
do que le adjunto
Con gracias anticipates queda
suyo 5 q b NJ.
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FL indiViduo FRANCISCO ROdri'
guez Sc halla requisitoriado por ell
Jozgado municipal de Hatillo.
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Ultima hora.
Yauco O:tubre 19, 1900. =
Director CORRESPONDENCE.
Capital.
Capital.

Proceiente Sabaua C Grande dom
de fuerCu recib;rle amigos y al fren.
te mas mil p personas, ud ica, estan'
darte, baoderas J gran entlsiasmo,
entro aver, seis tarde, Sr. d g-tau,
hospedandcse casa popular Mattey,
d )nde fue salu1ado por multitud.
Anoche gran meeting p'az princi-
pal con aSistencia cerca tres mil per-
sonas. Ha blaron desde balloon casa
Dr. Pasare'I. M-dina y joven r ;dri'
guez Luego Degetau por espacio
LuraS reclUitndo COUl1uuUs aplausoS
nor sus brillantes manlfestaciones.
Hoy saldra para Guayanilla y Pc
nuSla5.
LLABRES.
Esta noche habra gran retreta
en- la p aza prl' c'pal por las bandas
<Puertorriqu d y h del yate sMAy
Flower, surto en nuestro puerto.
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Sc VENDE

La casa ntmero SO de Ia calle
del Sol
IuformarAn Tetuan 10.
n-a-2
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NOTIUAS
Ha DasadO al Fiscal

Ha pasado al Fiscal General
favorablemente informado por ell
Tribunal Supreme, ell escrito de los
empleados de Ia Corte de Distrito
de San Juan pidiendo aumento de-
sueIdO.
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Recientes cablexramas anun.
clan Ia entrada de Bryan en- New
York, siendo imponente la reception
que Sc le hizO por sus correligiona,
rios. Pronunci6 IN discurso en- MA
olson Square Garden" otro eu
''Cooper Uuion' en- este aludi6
Puerto Rico, caliticando de infame
ell trato que recibfan sus habitantes
prometienlo que 81 salfa elegido,
Sc encarga11a de que nuestra Isla
tuviera l1pertades mas amplias.
La individual Flo-a NJ Marcoz,
que andaba anoche por las GALES q
deshora, escand Alizando el vecinda'
rio, fue deter idAy condel ada 10
dias de arresto
Adolfo Ayala Bustamante foe
detenido aver en- Ia Gale del sol, por
portar un revolver sin Ii ;encia e.,
te jaicio quela psndiente ha>ta ma
1ana, que comparszca AioIfo Aya'
Ia.
Ha fallecido en- P. nee dora Jua
ma Ramona Correa (O' E. P
Esta tarde ha debi 10 celebrar
session extraordinarla nuestro Con
sejo Municipal
Por fal,sr al 1e,peto q la poll
cfa fle conc enada q doll IS de
mu ia la torto ehe D,'i Rroum.
E. Juzgauu municipal de Cate
dral, cumplimentando car ia orden su
perior tiene cita1O al individuo Juan
Romero Santiago 6u de que com
parezca ante el Trit u lal do Djstr to
& declarar como te >tlgo en- un jul ;io
oral.
A p dlas uo .4.p jos v 2 do
liars de Jstas fu6 con lena do Ma
nusl Hernaucez por atr r'pellar IN
nino en- Puerta de TERRA.
Ell juicio oral de Ave'ina Me
lendez po' es,afa que deb 6 celebrar
SO aver, fae suspeudido por falta de
asistencia dc la acnsada
H. prestaao Juramento ante
ell Tribunal Supreme de Ja asticia,
a in poder ejercer ia profe: i5o
de at o sado Gu los tribunales de
esta ls!a Mr. Thomas Mott
A. MORENO CAL0ERON.
Abogudo.
Ha traslacado su BUFETE la
| Gale Re s 10 jose ndmero l3, altos,
sn esa Capital.
A A80-17
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Hoy 6 manana uebe estar en-
nues ,ro puerto Ell vapor americana
"Sau Juan" procedente de Nueva
York.
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La ESrneralda

CAFE I RESTAUR RANT
2 f. rtals za-e2
sA
FRENTE AL CASINO ESPAnOL.
FL acreditado y popular Caf6
Re lrant dOnde Jcejor SO almuer.
zay come. Todo pasajero y pd-
b, co ueba Visitar este establecimlan
&c para conocer su credito en- So SER
vicio Y ccmida que ALI Sc slrv-n.
S''i. y, ecios son :initadfsimos y
doEde Sc .oma ell me- )r cafe.
Su propietarlo,
BENITO CARRERAS.
S 1s--2
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Segun IN psri6 lico de Maya
guez en ell m aeting Republicauo en-
aquella ciuda1 alguien dijo "que 81
Muf1oz Rivera estaba en- 1ibertad
aun, era porque 81 guerra que asi
fuese''.
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Informaran Tetuan 10.
n-a-3 8
Don Ram IN Latimer ha soil
cltado la inscription de doce perte'
nencia mineras de per6xi 10 de man
ganeso 6 pirolusita en- los barrios de
Palmarejo y Dos Bocas del Coro'
zal.
POR Glen DOLLARS al con
tado, SO ven le un piano en- muy
buen estado, CO Ia afamada fabrica
do Kalmann, Berlin, que 8
) 800 mexicanos. En- esta redacci6n
infOrmaremos.
d-15-6
NADIA de chaonara, OK ras son
amores y no Aalas razones sigue el
baratillo de encaies, mantillas, tiras
bordadas, alpacas & 20 centavos y
1000 cuellos de mo1a q Is centavos
en- Gel Cielo.
Las inscripciones Sc cerraron
en- Bayam6n segdn nos informan
con 600 votanteS por Ell Partidu
Repub.icano.
THE HELVETIA"
81 Gale de la Cruz. 27.
Gran casa de huespsdes ''Ta,
BILE d. H6te' r-r-.-
Aposentos pa ---.4,.1ias y
persOnas solaS.
BANOS
PROPIETARIO PEDRO SCHIRA.
n-p-a
Lola ha cerrado las inscrip-
clones con quinientos votos por el
partido federal.
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COMPRO bhLLOS USADOS.

Sc espera que los chinos den
principle a los trab ajos de la nego-
ciaci6n de la paz, contribuyendo a
clio la actitud del principe Ii Hung
Chang,
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Paris en- America

Por el vapor frances eSan ST.
mon, acaba de llsgar de PARIS un
explendido surtido para Ell NUE.
VO BAZA2, San Francisco 40,
compuesto de infnidad de objetos
de fantasia Ultima novedad y pa,a
realizar precios de situac;on. En-
tre ellos tguran elegant1simos som
breros adornados, A5anicos, Gasas,
Galones, Agremanes y Cordones de
seda, Cintas maguf icas, Telas de
seda, hilo y algodon, Cinturones,
Perfumer1a, preciosas Coronas f6-
nebres de biscuit &. & & Nuestro
lena es Ia baratura y nuestro pro-
p6sito Ia renovation constante de
nuestras existencias, por ESQ nos
vemos honrados por multitud de
favorecedores que en- busca de 10
BUENO BONITO y BARATO acu-
den & Ell NUEVO BAZAAR San
Francisco 40.
Ell Tribunal dc Polieia conde
no hoy a 20 dias de trabaJos I'll indi
vidus Ceferino Monies, natural de
Lola por absr atropellado con uu
palo q Esteban Perez.
Por maltrato de obra 4 Jose
Lugo fueron condenados hoy Pro
videncio Ruiz y Jose Vidal, ell pri
nero q 30 dias y 2 de costas y 81
segundo a 20 dias 1 de costas
Por rif1a con 2 acarias Andino,
aten tandole con un cuchilIo que le
fue ocupado. fue condenado a 81
dias de trabajos y 10 dollars de mul-
ia Ell sugeto Pedro Araau.
COMPRO bhLLUS USADOS.
Deseo comprar 4, 900 estampi
Has usadas, de las que hay en- c1rcu
lacion actualmente en- esta liza
Tengo de venta 1900 sellos
de Alemania; 6 los camjeo por Sc.
llOs de Puerto Rico
ENRIQUE LOPEZ DELGADO.
Cabo Rojo, P. r.
ALL S-2
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Esta tarde ha debi 10 celebrar
session extraordinarla nuestro Con
sejo Municipal
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Por el delito de robo, fueron
condenados por ell Tribual de Distri
to de San Juan los individuos Juan
Hero y Valentir Gar cia, 4 la pena
de 8 a11os meses de preside correc
cional.
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Adolfo Ayala Bustamante foe
detenido aver en- la Gale del sol, por
portar un revolver sia li;encia E,'
te juicio que Ia psndiente ha>ta ma
nana, que comparszca A1olfo Aya'
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Por fal,sr q. ,e,peto q Ia poll
c1a fde conc enada q doll IS de
mu. ia la torto eha D,'i Rroum.
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Ha fallecido en- P. nee dora Jua
ma Ramona Correa co. E. P)
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Por maltrato de obra jose
Lugo fueron condenados hoy Pro
videncio Ruiz y jose Vidal, ell pri
nero & 80 dias y 2 de costas el
segundO q 20 dias de costas
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Por rina con 2 acarias Audino,
aten tandole con un cuchillo que le
fu6 ocupado. fue coudenado a 81
dias de trabajos y 10 dollars de mul-
ia ell sugetO Pedro Araau.
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La individual Flo-a Marcos,
que andaba anoche por las GALES q
deshora, escand Alizando el vecinda'
rio, fue deter idAy condel ada q 10
dias de arresto
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-10-18

H. pre>taau Juramento ante
ell Tribunal Supremo de Jastjcia,
a I'm { 9 poder ejercer Ia profe. i5o
de al o sado Gu los tribunales de
esta ls!a Mr. Thomas Mott.
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Juan Vega le infiri6 antien
una fuerte confusion q Gervasio La
rregui, siendo condenado 80 dias
de arresto y 2 dollars de costas,
enviandose luego por ruta q Truji
l1o
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-06-13
BIDS FOR COAL.

GENERAL HUGHES HAD IN A BID
FOR SUPPLYING THE ASYLUM
. PROCESS FOR IMPROVING LIG-
MITE. ..
Jamestown, June 13.-Among the
bidders for coal at the asylum board
meeting was General Hughes of Fargos
who is intending to develop one of the
numerous mines of Ignite coal north of
Bismarck. While the contract went
to another, the growing scarcity Of
wood in Minnesota and the increasing
demand for eastern coal with prospect
i've higher prices each year, make it
certain that North Dakota's fields of
Ignite will be mined and put on the
market soon. Gen. Hughes said that
the experiment of COMPRISING this
coal for shipment without binder or
substance to hold it together, is now
success in Germany, and will no
doubt be soon applied to the coal in
this state. The value of the coal of
North Dakota is SO great that it is
tempting the efforts of inventors to
utilize it for general purposes.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-06-13
ANOTHER ROAD.

Cakes, NJ. D., June 13.-There are
.rumors of another railroad to Oakes,
but it is uncertain what road is making
the survey. A party Of surveyors
were running a line southwest Of town
on Tuesday, and they came into town
for the night. They would make no
statement as to who they were work
ing for, but it is believed to be an ex-
tension Of the, Nonrthern Pacific south
west toward Pierre and the Black
Hills. One report says they came from
the southwest, passed through Eureka
and ran a line about half way between
5Ellendale and Frederick, crossing the
Great Northern near Guelph. From
q remark made by one Of the men it is
believed by some that the Great North
ern will build into Oakes from the east
and out west to Guelph, where they
will join the present line to Ellendale,
and take up the present line between
Straubville and Guelph.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-06-13
NEED RAIN.
GENERAL RAINS NEEDED IN THE
VICINITY OF GRAND FORKS TO

GENERAL RAINS NEEDED IN THE
VICINITY OF GRAND FORKS TO
INSURE A HALF CROP. e. .-s2s-,,
Grand Forks, June 13.--The crop sit
uation is causing a great deal of anx-
iety throughout the state and it is gen.
orally admitted by those who are best
informed that nothing but immediate
rains, and heavy soaking rains at that,
will prevent a failure of crops. c.. F.
Slime, superintendent OF the Minneapo-
lis & Northern Elevator company, has
canvassed the situation very thorough
ly and says that all that can insure to
the state half crop is a general soak
ing rain. He states that the wheat on
the old land is very poor, but that on
summer fallow the crops are better
and the late sown grain is much the
better. Mr.. Sims says that the fax
crop will be a big thing for the coun-
try if rain falls in the near future, as
there is still plenty of time for that
cereal. The fax acreage is large and
will be a big thing for the country. J.
r. Parsons of Cando, reports the crops
at that point in good condition, and
that the crops from Cando west to the
state line were much better than in
Grand Forks county.
F. P. Nash of the Grand Forks Mer-
camille company, does not feel dis
couraged over the outlook, though he
realizes the crop will necessarily be
light. He says the acreage is large
and considerable fax is sown and
therefore believes there is no cause for
alarm, as in some sections that crops
are fine. ~s-5 ...H.-.. d. DO. -,.s
Postmaster Bulge is of the opinion
that half crop is liberal estimate.
p. c.. Bates of the Grand Forks Mer-
camille company, wholesale grocers,
has great faith in the recuperative
powers of Nortn Dakota soil ana be-
slieyes that with a soaking rain fair
crOD NAV he harvested lssE.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-06-13
ENGLISH ARMY 0. <.
Lord Roberts Sends Reassuring Mes.
@ sage Of the Safety Of the English
Army. n .=.i
General Botha's Forces Attacked, and
the English Gradually Pressing
.s$ .55$ Them Backward. 8.
General Methuen Attacks and Defeats
General Dewet, Capturing His
....n Camp and Dispensing Men.

a;& London, June Communicate
north of Kroonstadt has been restored.
The following is rom Gen. Knox:
"Kroonstadt, June 12.-LordR Roberts
requests me to forward the following
from Pretoria, under date of the 10Th:
Pretoria and Johannesburg are quiet.
The inhabitants express gratitude for
the prevailing peace and order. After
surrendering, General Botha retired
fifteen miles east on the Middleburg
road. He had a small force at first
but in a few days the number increased.
His being near Pretoria kept up excite
ment in the country and prevented the
Burghers from surrendering their
arms. Also interfered with collection of
supplies. + Therefore it became neces-
sary to attack him which l: did Mon
day. Botha held very strong posi-
tion and has practically an unassilable
front, (which enables him to place the
main portion OF mis- troops on his flank
which he knew was vulnerable I
sent French with Po1ter's and Dixon's
!, brigades, and Hunters mounted in
fantry around our left. Hamilton
with Broadwood, Gordon's cavalry
brigade and Ridley's mounted infantry
and Rruce Hamilton's infantry bri-
gade around our right. Both columns
met great opposition but almost gained
the key to the enemy's defense. When
left Carew was on the line held by
the enemy this morning. 1 hurried
back to get news of Methuen. Hear
ing the enemy had interrupted com
munication, I sent Kitchener south to
@V'rede to communicate with Methuen.
These. officers met on the Vredeport
road June 10. They marched yester-
day to where Methuen had gained a
complete victory over Dewet. He took
his camp ana scattered his troops. He
and Kitchener marched today toward
Kroonstadt. It will not take long to
repair the railway. You need have no
apprehension regarding the security
of the army. Our losses yesterday I
trust are not serious but / deplore the
deaths of Earl Airlee and Major Cav
endish. Kroonstadt is safe"
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-06-13
FIVE CENTS

as well as the ultimate union of the
English speaking parts of the conIin
ent by the free consent of its inhabit-
ants. AS t33 Ss
ss TRUSTS.
These combinations will be con-
demned, the action Of congress already
taken with a view to controlling them
will be heartily indorsed. and govern
mental supervision and control will be
recommended.
4 ;s.5 TN Il FINANCE.
There will be a straightout declara-
tion for the gold standard, but some
reference may be made to the coinage
of silver on an international basis.
The country will be congratulated on
the enactment Of the gold standard
law and that the finances OF the gov
ernment are now on sound basis and
better able to withstand panics and
financial storms than any time since
the foundation Of the government
5 PROTECTION. 5s
The policy of the American doctrine
of protection will be reafirmed. IT.
will be maintained the prosperous con-
dition of the country is due to the wise
provisions of the Dingley law, and the
present conditions will be contrasted
with those which existed under the
Wilson law
RECIPROCITY,
The success Of this policy will be
pointed out. Attention will be called
to the enormous growth of American
trade under this doctrine, and its ex-
tension will be indorsed.
& e. PENSIONS. 4 s..
The platform will declare the vet
Grams of the civil and Spanish wars
should receive fair treatment and gem
erous recognition. Wherever prac-S
ticable they. should be given prefer
eice in the matter of employment.
ADMINISTRATION.
President McKinley's administration
will be commended as able, patriotic,
and thoroughly American. Under it
the country has enjoyed remarkable
prosperity and the dignity
and the honor of the u nation
at home and abroad have been main
tanned. The valor of the soldiers and
sailors of the Spanish and Philippine
wars will be commended and num-
ber of matters, such as immigration,
one cent postage, outrages in the
south, and sympathy with ali wise and
legitimate efforts to lessen and prevent
the evils of intemperance and promote
morality, will be mentioned. Eas
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-06-13
FOR WINsHIP.
THE HERALD URGES FRIENDS OF
EDITOR. WINSHIP.'r TO GET OUT
i AT THE CAUCUSES,

THE HERALD URGES FRIENDS OF
EDITOR WINSHIP.r TO GET OUT
AT THE CAUCUSEs.
Z Grand Forks, \ June 13-The first
definite political announcement by Ed
itor Winship, regarding his candidacy
for. governor, is made in the Herald,
which says editorially: &. -
:The county convention to elect del
egates to the republican state conven-
tion in Grand Forks on July II will be
held here on Wednesday,, June 20, and
the caucuses to elect delegates to this
convention will be held in the various
precincts in the county on Saturday
night. The call is published else
where. -
The sentiment throughout the coun-
ty, as expressed in various, ways, is
favorable to the presentation at the
state convention, of the name of
George B. Winship as the eounty's
candidate for governor. Those who
have access to the state papers are
aware of the extent of this movement
throughout the state, The Herald has
been passive in the matter, but would
be remiss in it's duty as newspaper
were it to fail to recognize the exist
ence of a movement which attracts at
tention throughout the entire state.
1t is desirable that the delegation to
the state convention should be thor
oughly representative of the republi-
can sentiment in the county. That
this may be the case there should be
a full turn out at the primaries, and
those who desire the nomination of
Mr.. Winship should see tnat delegates
to the county convention are chosen
who are in sympathy with their
wishes ..v b e4.~
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-06-13
HosPITAL .CoMPLEr,ED. 4, i 4,

Lisbon, N. p, June The new
hospital building at the soldiers home
is now completed and many Of the old
boys and additional comfort and ease
within It's pleasant walls. The rooms
were furnished by contributions from
the; various relief corps Of the state
and nothing has been spared to make
the place cheerful and convenient III
It's every apartment
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-06-13
PA ;RIsH I 70 /, !, ) AT5HEnRA ! ].

Fargo, June Is. by a large major
ity the members. Of Gethsemane church
parish voted last night in favor Of the
transfer OF the real and personal prop
erty OF the church to a cathedral or.
ganization The meeting legally called
tostake action on the matter was held
last night in the church and the att
tendance Of members was large. every-
body evincing the greatest interest III
the project. Is: