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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-01-07

Marca xBolivars cajas de 10 gr! :
sas, cajeta tamano grande inclhso Sc
ilosa @'is3 @o@.~5%3 $5a en- orc
'2''x Z corriente x54
Marca <Estrell flamigera, de I
gruesas: ~*'--'
Cajeta tamaflo grande incluso Sc
Hos a r......-:I $5-85 en- ORC
Sc venden enla calle de Tetuan
mum. 81. ~ ~
Puerto-Rico II Octubre de 1906:
J. N S &C 80
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Colegio
do Ia PuTisinla Conc eDci6n.
GALE del CRIsTO No 8.

e instruction primarfa elemental
y superior, incluyendo la Doctrina
cristiana.
Clase de ingles & cargo del
Professor de ingles .Sr. don Juan
So Iva.
Latin q cargo del que suscribe
Dibujo natural y ineal por don
Alfredo Magenat.
Gimnasia y esgrima por D. Fer
nando Cort&s.
" Glasses de parvulos de ambos Sc.
KOS q cargo de la Professors doi1a
Obdulia G. de Cortes.
NOTA: Sc admiten pupilos y
q media pension q precios mtdicos
San Juan P. r. Octubre 10 de 300
FRANCISCO CORTES.
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.T =. +
]. El periodico de Filadelfa
<Press. dice one nc tiene NADIA de
1sorpr readente Ia noticia de que niue
ran en- Puerto Rico centenares de
personas, por falta de alimento, da-
da las.condiciones que allf han exis-
lido desde el dltimo huracan. r
Esta noche celebrara una reu,
ni6E el Club de Regatas de esta Ca
pital, para 1a cual ha pasado invita-
cion 6 todos 5sus asociados. 4
:. MUEBLES BARATos. -
s Sill erias de Viena negras, Y
nogal. Sllerias Americans varios
precios. .Juegos de habitacion co
medor, Escritorios comerciales Y
para Sra Lamparas, camas, cunas.
espejos para sala. consolas galerias
para cortinas, sillas y sillones anna
rillos y otros artfculos en- ssLos No
vios' Fortaleza 43
= ..s,..s. E.s.,-s,z..z - -sr NJ A-P
= No ha podido identificarse un
gran vapor que ha naufragado en-
Florida Key apesar de stodas las
investigacioues que Sc han hecho.
S Ha fallecldo en- Lares la sefio.
ra dona Justina Ramos de Cintron,
recibierdo los auxilios de la religion
catd1ica. 81
81 Nos dicen de Lares, que ell 13
del actual Sc celebrar& en- aquella
poblaci6n IN meeting federal, para
sel que hay gran entusiasno.
u ooNsEJo LAS NA6REs.-El jarabe oalmante
de Wnelow debe usarse siempre que los nifos est4n
en el neiodo de la denticion: AGvia de moinento
ayiando 81 nino de dolor 81 angelic des
ptertA con naucha ytveza Es muy Agradable al pa
lada5: Calma 81 nno, ablanda las encias, sliyia to
este me1or conocido remedo para la diarrea,
sulta de la dentici6n do otras causas Tener cut
dado pedir por ''Jarabe Camante de Mr.. Winslow'-
por ser el mejor de todos.
$ Hemos dido decir que en- bre
We embarcara para los Estados u nj
dos ell Tesorero General Mr.. Hollan.
der, llamado por el Presidente Nc
Kinley. a5
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CUBA

DE CUBA
nio UNION, Jose Lezana Larrea.
!, ,.>-~- STA. GERTRUDIS, M y A.. G.
de Mendoza, CArdenas
SAN PEDRO, Antonio Fernan-
ADELA, Lozaya y Cia. Caibarien.
' Sta Catalina, jose Carb6 y Pla !,
''sss Caibarien.
49, Toledo, Francisco NJ. Durafona.
Pillar, Fermin A. de Goicoechea.
San Agustin Juan jose, Arriosa.
- Ell Salvador. Emilio Terry Sagua.
Constancia. Pablo Larrondo.
) Belencita, N. Artis.
Portugalete, Sotero Escarza, Glen
fuegos.
Manzanillo.
Diana, Sucres dc Dofia,z Cristina
Bar6. -
Sta. Catalina, Eduardo Abreu,
Cienfuegos.
Narcisa. Mariana Z. Arts, Cal
barien.
) finguaro, The American Sugar
Co., Cardenas.
Josefta, jose Flores Estrada,
, Sta. Isabel, G. la Rosa.
, Limones, Emilio Terry.
!. Caracas. Emilio Terry y Hermano.
Eienfuegos.
) Loterfa, Rafael Hernandez de Cas-
trO.
A)cancia, Condesa de San Fernan-
do.
Z Hormiguero,H Hormiguero, Central
. a. Co., HormiguerO.
, Manuelita, Javier Reguera Acea.
Winds do I1lnafa
Sta. Filomena, LeandrO. SOler.
Eliza1de, Alberto Rroch.
FeIiz, J. Piedra y Cia.
) Parque Alto, Fowler y Cia.
San Jose, Sta. Catalina Lacoste.
8 Carload, Viuda de Carrera.
8 Dos Hermanos,, Nicolas s. Acea
Cienfnegos.
Z Maria, AdrieA Gonsoulin.
. Ramona, A. F. Arcchavaleta.
San Gabriel, Federico Lambrillo.
F6s Jose Maria Espinosa,. Caiba-
Z Pillar, Herederos de Durafiona.
, Mercedita, The Mercedita Sugar
Co., Chbafas.
Espafia, viuda de Zulueta.
Conception, Manuel Luciano
San Isidro. Marco Antonio Longa.
San AntoniO, Mamerto Pulido.
Conchita, Juan Pedro Bar6.
.Altamira, Antonio Ortiz, Caiba-
AlgSrts, Jos6 Msrfs Montov.n.
Las Cstas, Adolfo G. Mafioz, Las
san Gunzalo. Joaquin Guell de
Rente.
8 Puerto, Jose p Blanc0.s
{ ! Perse4erancia, Miguel Diaz, Car
denas.
Chaparra, Latour y CO.,
San Miguel, Pedro L&b0rde.
Esperancia. Francia \ Uztaris.
Eaneranzs Vfuda de- Bard.
;ss Eeiersnzi alcisco Pss Macha
e,os ssi pie.ss
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DE LOUISIANA

Adeline. Adeline Sugar Factory
Go. Adeline.
Lower Terrebonne Refining v
Manufacturin Co. Houma.
Ashland. Cairlouet Magimis
Shady Side, J. w. Barnett.
Terre Houte. Mrs. G. 7. Cofield
Albania, Delgado y Cha.
Bellevue, Underwood Short.
Vestfield, Dugas y Le B.anc.
Cypremort, j. M. Bureuieres.
reserve. Leon Godchaux Co Lind
Raceland, Leon Godchaux
Elm Hall, Leon Godchaux.
Cafiery, Caffery Central Factory,
Franklin.
Tally Ho. Geo. NJ. .Mu rrell Pan
ting y Mfg. Co.
Enterprise, Patout y Son,
Vaufrey, A. L. Mormot, Jeans-
rete.
Orange Grove, Kenilworth Sugar
state, 0sapge Grove.
Bush Grove, Libby Y Blouin.
Ashlann,S Caillouet y Maglnnis,
Houma, No. 2.
Grand Cote, E. L. Viguerie.
Canamabo, L. Schmidt v Co.,
Sugarlands, Ed. H. Cunningham
yco.,
Segura, Segura Sugar Co.,
Cedar Grave, Leonce NJ. Soniai.
cinclare, Henry 81. Laws, Gin
clare.
Myrtle Grove, Myrtle Grove. Co.
Lind.
Crawford, Mrs. e. d. Burguisres
Ferris.
Maria
Oaklawn.
Justine.
Alice B.
st. Johns.
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KRAJEWSKI PEASANT COMPANY. 1924 BROADWAY
CONSTRUCTORS DE MAQUINARIA
! .s,+- PARA AZUCAR Y OTRAS EDUSTRAS

PARA AZUCAR OTRAS INDUSTRIAS
Y
WORKS, N.
i
ofeina Hotel I~gAasrra - Aparaao Coyro yuam
sa de auno de los ngnos de Cuba louisiana Meco Aree
na lsas h wall en- que la desmenuzadoa
ha sdo nstalada. r N'
Tambien triple efectos-Tachos Cenfugas caderas
primeras nonn1
por maqunaras y que las mejores9 ~ ~
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II ~ l0t M Il
leIa por I'm pruebas simnaf fa6
que est1 Tsoi i6feusIo Io li6ff6s A
m1tf40g dp oa ~ ln1entad
sass ss.sy ~ dRskls k tF
sss.s sSss ~ ", e. lsai g
Issso 80 Ne1fel s.
I. ~;
tssa 9sleA l1aaal 80 ee,
- = D.aHs,lA es q
e4fensa e yar1ada
Continna enfermo en- pua1i-
slla nna hija de- don Rs Herfan
der, dGrector gle m rfari;ssl Ics m aann
tf6aN0hfaci6n fa1nIsf ssaI L Isns Is saIssm1n;n
|to rastablecimie
z2s q ~ sos q. da Fon
". cs IshmQl lSIeQee - aaks5 eeStr0 y
da ans am rr,i nlaos as
cesa ntes. - : - - - saA'e :
..... -. .:- -. -: &.
~ Il r,,. ~ concelai ae Ronce, sef1or
] la un tanto de las sfesiones j recibi-
ass =. - gssss5lsssszIsssss.ss.
Ha 1legado q Mayagtiez el
nuevQ Investigator de contribucio.
aquel cargo. t,5. 80 ''
t.st Sc - ---.- -
-. Ssgnn los qatos que sumlnis
!. : S :. pIensa III ue Londres, las perdI
~ ~ - VIZ ~ = - i..s ls.sss en los ounce
tre M arsos ~ - haridos l - 49, ae. On
y enfermos asciende q sc, 900 HON.
bres. sss4 Z. q s.-,5lt 81 s.
s5s.s.fSesittEf3 --------- sst.s WI
Por no poderle atender su
duef1o se vende 81 stablecimiento,
de Fonda y casa de Hnespedes demo
minaaa - Amerlca 1a sltnada en- IA
salle oe oan sEs rraaeisco 2 81 FL que
y inveIgse pueos os.alrlgirse 50 due
ny ~ = Hlsio e9ssaaDleclmlento; 9s'taa
s - q --- ~, 4s:72s i.r---IS.
!. u.-.19o =: Aan yusIeo 2 sentlr. en- Hal
= 1'sslos sesn l.oles aue, uerra qne
=. sl = saasau asasa uns,s !. ssPerlectos !
:" loo1''e''1.*.t@ s41zses 20 e
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Z
DE Los Er,nos tnno
Harnesses Quncaea de aorunra Prem
Iraterias ansoenticas l'''o1aa'' son
|REPREsENTAhTEa PUERTO RICO.
zSs:ss E& SIS. HALL.
D1REccoN:.. GALE DE SAN JOSE No ..@S g
III oFleanSAs EN NEWYoRK--7 TRINITY PLACE
con ondes Cape Town. Bombay pare
ael DlknceoN cABlEaRAF1cA <TYREs N. Y. A45-13a
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81 Nos dicen de Lares, que ell 10
del actHals Sc celebrar& en- aquella
poblaci6n IN meeting federal, para
eel que hay, gran entusiasno.
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Mega Kruger q sus gen erales
hayan siquiera prensado en- concer
tar 10 par, porque no tienen facQlta
des, y por que lucharan por la indie.
pendencia Inientras quedes un boer
an 11ia E9E*A - . E<.z.,-. -. ss.
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Segnn los datos que suminis
ira 1a prensa de Londres, las perdi.
d de los ringleses en- los ounce
Ia, ,es que ha durado Ia, guerra, en-.
tremuertos, heridos, desaparecidos
y enfermos asciende q sc, 900 hom.
bres. -. sss54 So Afs9l Fl ',sl sL,5 sss 6
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Casanova, Casanova Eermanos,
San Pedro, Lorenzo Ferran.
Santa Catalina, Eduardo Abreu.
Fl Salvador, Jose M. Ugariza,
Dos Hermanos, Fowler y Cia
Union, P. L. Fernandez.
Diana, Juan Soler..
La Luisa.
San Marcos.
El Model0.
Cespedes.
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DE MEJICO

DE MEJICO
b Carmen. J. Mariana crespo.
cuahuistla. Noriega y Co.
Santa Ines, Marcos Arena.
San Nicolas, s. de Mier.
Tenango, Luis Garcia Pimentelz
DE ARGENTINA %
Las Palmas, Hardy y Co.
Esperanza, Wenceslao Posse, Tu-
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Ha llegado Mayagtlez ell
lnueVQ investigator de contribucio.
nes, nombrsdo recientemente para
aquel CARGO. ts53s., 5sFs1. -. .
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El Club Republican, de Ma.
yagtez ha scelebrado5 dltimamente
dosespl6ndidos meetings de propa
sganda. -
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Los afrcanders estan hacien
do activa propaganda. q fin de 10
grar que todos los colonos de sangre
holandesa que esten titles para ell
servicio de las armas, presten su
concurso 4 lns l1nars. ...;s<,i r,-5@5n
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s,essSe han vueho 8 sentir en- Hal
tt ligeros tenn hlores de, TERRA que
han causado algunos !. desperfectos
en- Ia poblaci6n....4. =. s.,.'s s s.r@. 3 B
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Ei concela1 dc Ponce, senior
Morales; herido recientemente mejc
ra un tanto de las slesionea recibi.
das. -.
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Abordo de un barco de guerra
ingles surto en- Taku Sc sublev6 la
guarnici6n que 10 tripulaba, ell dia
1o de Enero Ignorase ell motive y
las consecuencias del motin.
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y No ha podido identificarse un
gran vapor que ha naufrsgado en-
Florida Key apesar de 5todas las
investigacioues que Sc han hecho.
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q. Despues que termine sus fun
tfOnes en- Mayagt1ez el 'Circo ecues.s
tire <New Yorks saldra para Santo
Domingo 80
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.Ha fallecido en- Laree la sef1o.
ra dona Justina Ramos de Cintron,
recibierdo los auxilios de la religion
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-02-22
Che Salt Cake F1erdId.
PUBLISHED EVERY DAY BY
THE HERALD COMPANY.
ANOTHER. GIGANTIC STEAL.

MOTHER ATTEMPT robbery in favor Of
reduction bill
pushed through
Of
support
McFnleE II IS therefore
Republican to publish
noto According
the tobacco trust has been
favorusm its friends on the
$7eoooo of the war tax
tobacco
rc
the gifts
Herald This accomplished:
OF pacBa >
81 cents Whoes
able get n'e Iull
of
al s a this
O 80 cents
ul
win the
reduce TO
profits over the present law and cents more as
in committee lfuly engineered
hadrea
cleared
a Il e
would be astounding were it
perfectly n policy The administration
ship subsidy bill through the
pcuous This is the
takeo of believe that
OF giving them
a But IN either
though
a subsidy
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-02-22
against an army ten times more nu-

against an army ten times more nu-
mer0us.
"Captives at this time. the goddesses
are the property and the prize curios
of the seven allied nations They are
closely confined in order to prevent
them from committing suicide. which
seems TO have become a fixed idea with
them.
on the day Of the retreat. when
the junk on which they had taken ref
uget was seized, they and their mother,
who had always been with them, cast
themselves into the river. After they
sank they We're dragged from the
depths of the stream by soldiers of
the allied army, and it was a long
time before the goddesses were re-
stored to their senses But the oblique
eyes of their old Chinese mother never
opened again, and it was necessary
TO make her daughters believe that
she was lying in a hospital. and there
slowly recovering her health.
This news gave new life to the pris-
oners, and for a while they were very
VivaciOus, and decked themselves out
in their richest attire. while always
maintaining their dignity. The morn
ing of our visit they were told for the
first time that they no longer had a
mother, and it was that which reduced
+ them 20 extreme depression.
Not having the money with which
TO buy mourning, which among tht
Chinese is white. they requested that
they be given black dresses and also
white kid slippers, which they wore OF
their little feet and which is as es-
sential to complete mourning as is g
black crepe veil with us
The two damsels, who had the pat
lor of waXen image, were not with
a q hax co
/ opposite each other fearless, and witt
shoulders bowed, their eyes riveted OF
the ground. So great was their grie
/ that they did not seem aware of our
/ presence. and as we entered they re
/ NAMED absolutely mOtiOnless. 1t wa.
| the Indifference to all things which
/ death inspires. Unconsciously we wer,
/ affected by the dignity of their despair
/ and at the same time we were inspired
/ With respect and with infinite compass
/ sion, so much so that we found our
! selves unable to say anything"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-02-22
PIERRE LOTT DESCRIBES
CHINESE JOAN OF ARC
New York JournaI)

!
Paris.-Pierre Lott, the French au-
thor, now in China, has discovered the
presiding geniuses of the Boxer. move
nent. There are two sisters, now in
captivity. who might be styled Jeanne
d'Arcs of the Chinese, and Lott not
only saw them, but attempted to in
terview them. In company with q num-
Der of officers of the allied forces Lott
went through the almost deserted
streets of Tien Tsin to the palace of
the viceroys of that great Chinese prov
inCe, and was soon introduced to the
presence of these mysterious maidens.
The two deities. 'gOddeSseS,' as they
were ironically called by our two Eng
lish companions, were imprisoned with
the close guard in the lower part Of
the palace, so the account goes.
After wandering through the streets
for a considerable time we found our
selves at the door in the basement OF
the palace, within which the gOddesses
were confined. 1t is inscribed with
great Chinese characters in red.
An old Chinese woman, who was
our guide and who seemed to US as
mysterious as she was mute, lifted up
her head and pointed with a gesture
of submission which signified to US that
we were TO enter the house without
further ceremony.
I'VE found ourselves in semi-ob-
scure chamber, which was in the great
est and most lamentable disorder.
Through the dim light we were able
to distinguish the poor girls, evidently
sisters, where they sat with their
heads bowed, wearing an air of ex-
treme detection; the one on a chair,
the other on TIE edge Of an ebony bed,
in which they had evidently been
sleeping. They were attired in cheap
black garments. On their foreheads
were the diadems which they wore on
the battlefield, and in confusion on
the floor were tunics, richly embroid-
cred with flowers and patterns in red
and gold.
These. then. We're the goddesses of
the incomprehensible Boxers-a species
Of Joan Of Arc, one might say, If 1t
were not blasphemy to apply to them
this name, so IDEAL in its purity-the
fetish girls from the pagodas who in
spired the fiery march of their soldiery
at once atrociOHs and admirable-the
great Sybils of the Chinese countryside,
who, urged on By hate and fear Of the
foreigner, and with the shrieks of wo-
men possessed, were. able TO thrust for
ward into the arms of death and under
~a5- - Er-llo+~ Nr-r7-- - -has ---~sstse
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THE humber HEROES.

WHILE Ratchet
W bebt illegal saloons and stir up its people to en-
s IS
to 10 his in
svfe is
wife all of fakes
Nation
trial matter Of fact he didn't kno"
hadbe a
Evidently fulfill the duties Of husband
ola the
and stm
Of light
IN the old
while husband
Of In
behind keeping the old
His is
Of the
the of
spouse
he Theirs humble
but
patience
left
thSm.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-02-22
SUGAR PEOPLE OPPOSE
RAPID TRANSIT FRANCHISE

To the Editor OF The Herald
An item of news in The Herald Of
Feb. 20 relative to the Salt Lake and
Rapid Transit roads asking for fran
chises to build TO Calder's park south
on Seventh East street has aroused
storm Of Indignation against the Rapid
Transit company that no doubt will
be made manifest in q petition to the
county commissioners against granting
any more franchises to that company
If it was left to a vote of the people
in Sugar House and Forest Dale the
Salt Lake road would be given the
franchise on Seventh East street to
Callers park, and if the people can
prevent il the Rapid Transit company
VIII never get another franchise in this
part of the county, and we call the at
tention of those having the power to
give franchise to note the fact that
on the Eleventh East car line of the
Rapid Transit company they charge
5-cent fare from the city limits to
Shoots corner, a distance of one and
a half blocks, and if a person happens
TO get on car one block north of the
city limits and ride one block south of
the limits il costs 10 cents to do so.
A great many people who live north
of the city limits and would like to
ride TO the district school, meeting
house and dance hall that are situated
on Twelfth South can't afford to do
so on account of having TO pay double
fare. This double fare proposition of
the Rapid Transit company is against
the interests of residents and taxpay-
ers of this locality, inasmueh as it
keeps investors from buying property
There would have been at least 100
more homes built cut this way in the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-02-22
NTCHENER'S SUCCESSFUL FAILURE.

FTER comforting dispatches from South
y Pretoria
Lord Kitchener has been able to report
Devet
himself
rowe Lis
reach Pretor n safe
should he
to evidently of opinion
fell personally to down the enemy it
of
n wonderful
add of
into wing bickbat of the
in
him \
al he
king of France who marched his
the and
troops
othan
andalv being wherein enem e i
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-02-22
SOCIETY NOTES.

Mrs. Emmeline 3. Wells leaves sun
day TO attend the Inauguration at
Washington, d. G., as the guest Of
Senator and Mrs. Thomas Kearns.
Messrs. F. c. sehraman and J. s.
Critchlow gave a box party last even
ing at -Zaza.
Miss Gratia Flanders viii give re-
cltal for her pupil, Miss Lucy Mitch
ell Moore, at the Congregational
church on Thursday, the 18th. Mrs.
viii assist.
Miss Lulu Peery of Ogden is the
guest OF Miss Lyle Young
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest r. Eldredge are
in the city from Portland, Ore. visiting
sir. and Mrs. Joseph E Game. Mr..
Eidredge viii remain only a few days.
Mrs. Eldredge viii remain a month.
The Chronicle staff of the University
OF Utah gave the last dance of the sea-
son at Christensens' last evening. These
affairs have been most successful and
have been enjoyed to the utmost by
the students.
Members of the local division OF the
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
are making elaborate preparations for
their grand ball, TO be given at Chris
tensens next Thursday evening. The
following committees have the affair
in hand:
Arrangements-H. d. Cole, b. f. Es-
ties, j. T. Beless. G. A. Mclean f. L.
Cowan, L. w. KessleT, a. Preece, II.
Anderson.
Invitation-P. Haslett, F. McAuliff.
J. Hill, A. MARCEL, A. Dyer. A. Carter,
X. Simpson, J. Mace, ]. Weidman. J.
Love.
ReceptiOn-T. J. Built, Charles Sher-
mer, j. Beless, Charles Selegrath, A
Hatch, J. Foster. William Buttle. H.
w. Fletcher, b. L. F.
Floor Committee-H. Anderson, Fred
King, William Robertson, J. Yeates, J.
Gordon, Charles Tenney, G. A. Mclean,
2. Sullivan, G.. a. Cane, n. ~. Hewett,
b. OF Il. T.; +. c. Allen, =. r. c.
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last few years had it not been for
this double fare system of the Rapid
Transit company, and we hope the
county commissioners Will give the
people 4 hearing before they give any
more franchises to the Rapid Transit
Railroad company.
The people of Forest Dale are cursed
with this double fare system also, and
we hope they will enter a. decided pro-
test against any more franchises be-
ing given to any company that would
continue this robbery.
CITIZEN.
Sugar Feb %
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-02-22
smoot Too Good.

To the Editor of The Herald:
The Democrats Of Sugar are a little
amused and the Republicans are a lit
tie disgruntled at the action of the
county commissioners appointing a
non resident as road supervisor of
Sugar.
The new appOintee has not resided
in this precinct for quite a length of
time and did not vote in this precinct
last election, While he used to own
property here, report has it that he
does not own any now. The people
here We're perfectly satisfied with W.
{. a, SmoOt as road supervisor, but
being Democrat. a pioneer and an
honest man, he did not suit the pres
ent county administration. Hence the
change.
Sugar, Feb. d
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-02-22
Hint for Legislators.
anaconda Standard.)

The members of the Utah senate and
house of representatives are furnished
with pOcketknives and fountain pens
at the expense of the state IN. Con-
necticut and several other states-oc-
casiOnally in Pennsylvania-such aFtl-
cles are furnished under the head or
stationery" and there have been times
in Connecticut when that term en-
braced dictionaries, sets OF Dickens ana
gOld-headed canes.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-02-22
THE SLIPPER PROBLEM.


n
succeeded"
n
general
ba grow a
anyd
him up
grown boo
a
O.
pleasure
hair
brush a should be the first object of attack
speaker Gasnnann having
10y throwing paper
tue the rehsath in
land
GRATED he
smallpox as much IS
stand for Class
restrict h exalted privilege
vel build him cyclone
locked.
interesting to
know whether this is the cause effect Of
thstssy-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-02-22
A Modern Mothers Diary
DetrOit JOurnal.)

Tonight Clifford has said:
Mamma, are the stars holes in the SKY
to let the rain through"
I cannot steep, such IS my agitation
Clifford is scarcely . years Cd, whereas,
according TO the best pedagogical authOrl
tiles Martin Luther did not ask this
question until he was T. and Alexander
the Great, in all probability, did not until
he was 9.
/ know not what to think.
one moment l teel assured that ClittOrd
is ev1ncing an unaffected humor, only IN
TIE next TO be overwhelmed bE the Sus-
Dicion that he is bidding for newspaper
notOriety merely.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-02-22
An UnkindIy Wish.
(SanDete Free Press)

The Utah Legislature is contemplat-
ing a jaunt to Denver at the expense
of the railroad companies. We hope
they viii take the trip, and hope also
that the ColOradans will make It 50
pleasant for them that they viii for
get to come back until after the con-
stitutional time for holding sessions has
expired.