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Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-09-09
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Returning vacaiionists.

They're coming back with noses
BY Old Sol painted red:
Ger nccks and cheeks and foreheads
The tan is thickly spread
From mountain and from SeaShore.
From lake and spring and glen,
The thrones of pleasure seekers
Are coming home again.
They're coming back with stories
OF marvcls they havc'sccn,
And now and then are telling
OF cost in good long green.
The summer boys are boaStinS
OF vaiOr they displayed.
And summer girls are smiling
Ger conqucsts that they made.
The parson. who's been resting.
Is showing in his face
That he again is ready
To give Old Nick chase.
The lawyer who's been loafinS
Where Neptune strives To please,
Is now for clients ready.
With mind intent on fees.
The gas man and the plumber
Have had their time of rest,
And now the nimble dollar
They II hunt with greater zest.
And thousands are the toilers.
Who work with hand or brain,
Now coming back more able
To bear the daily strain.
In many homes there's smiling,
And oft exchange of jokes.
Because back home are coming
Long-afscnt women folks.
And of these happy fellows
There's one supremely gay
He tried to cook his viciuals
While wifey was away
-Pittsburg Chronicle Telegraph
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-09-09

Some people will think it is the
sound of distant canonadng; come
that it is thunder beyond the hills and
some the blasts in the quarries. But
all will be wrong. 1t will be the young
tie land with accurate. though unwili-
Ing aim.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-09-09
POPHArl BEACH ROUTE.

Steamer will leave Popham Beach daily,
except Sunday at a. NJ. and +. Nj
Returning will leave Bath at \. NJ. and
i.4J +. NJ calling at Phippsburg Center
and Bay Point each way. Cail at ftlnck-
ley's ,andinE on : o'clock trip from Pop
ham and As +. NJ. trip from Bath.
JAS. Il DRAKE. Pres. and Gen. Msr
Bath Aug 81 1901
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-09-09
The Force
Habit.

In Massachusetts town. last winter
jacob \. Riis was asked by a Caunt
funercal sort of "A chap what he should sd 5
by way of introduC-
ing him to an as Mr. NiiS Taken
SemblaEe. says the Mt
Chicago Tribune. His Word
oh" said Mr.
Riis. in spirit Of lcyity, say anything
you like Say am the most distinSuiShet
citizen in the country. They generally
do.
Whcrcupon his funcreal friend marchct
upon the stage and calmly announced I,
the audience that he did not know thi,
man RiiS, whom he was charged Will
introducing. never heard Of him. III,
tells me-" he went on. with never a wink
that he is the most distinguished either
in the country. You can judge for your.
selves when you have heard him.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-09-09
In Case of Failure
To Pay Premiums

J. POLICY VIII. RE REVIVED n
arrears he paid within one month from
default while insured is living.
.. IF NOT REVIVED AS ABOVE. pol
Icy may he revived within three years
from default on satisfactory evidence
OF insurability and payment OF arrears
with interest.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-09-09

Il is pointed out that the large Au-
gust surplus comes both from increased
This l. .ul,ly gratifying.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-09-09

YOUR PALt; FACE. YOU" S1nk"n eye
and haGEaTd count"nancc are unmistak-
able proofs Of exhausted vitality. Read
the Science of Life" published By the
Peabody Medical Institute. ,ston.
ISwli
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-09-09
NOTICE.

The Mason Tenders Union. American
Federation Of Labor. No. 1926. gives notice
TO all contractors after Jan. l. 1902. lno
jobs will be taken except on the 9-hot,r
Gay basis.
Pres. Randolf Anderson.
Fin. Sec, Archie Trombley.
Augusta, Me-, Sept. ., 1901. sept4dSts
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-09-09

Brunswick is not a little excited over
that firebug whose efforts have thus
far been so successful.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-09-09

The big fairs are over but the two
score smaller ones to fallow are all i'm
portant in their locality, and there S
a good time due at each.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-09-09

h neties whatever viii bs taken Of
unsigned communications.
GAo Journal eannot he hopA resOon-
ssbls for the pressf walton Of return Of
rejected communications.
Address oll eonuunieatbeAs relatine
. subscriptions and advertissnsnts ~
DURLE10H Z FLINT. PubIishsrs
Augusta, Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-09-09

Well, the Maine team will do better
at Sea Girt, next time. Perhaps then
il will be allowed to do its shooting
With a modern rifle.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-09-09

Richard Mansfield IS known to nave
very decided notions upon department
and matters ~ etipIett.. relates the
d! New York Times
The Force With "A friend. who
Of IL authority for the
Habit story. Mr. Mans
field rode uptown on
a broadway car. the other afternoon.
Both men had seats for time until at
the intersection Of u shopping street the
car became crowded with women. Both
offered their seats To the nearest woman n.
The one who accepted MIR. Mansfield :
courtesy slid into his seat without .
word. The actor raised his silk hat.
Il beg your pardon. he said SLOWLY.
The woman looked up apparently in sur
prise.
Il didn't say anything" she volGn-
tccred.
Pardon me for my mistake returned
Mansfield in a kindly tone. Pardon mc
| thought you said. Thank you,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-09-09

Tomorrow will be the firemens own
day at Brunswick. and the town will be
given over to the boys who run wild
dee machine.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-09-09

1t was a feature of the trip which
the Maine Press excursionists had
little counted on.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-09-09

The heart of Maine is with the
wounded President at Buffalo.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-09-09

The corn roast" has of late beer
popular diversion with the recreation.
lists.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-09-09

That Kittery affair is simplified by
the full confession of the poor wretch
whom rum led to do the awful deed
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-09-09

And now a West Dresden lady has
got her name into the newspapers be-
strawberries from her strawberry bed,
last Tuesday. Strawberries in Sep
tember-yes, the season of 1901 has
been remarkable one in many ways.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-09-09

Saco wants to keep up with the
help her do it. The clock that has
kept time for the city for many years.
is suffering from the inevitable infirmi-
ties that come with age, and deserves
a rest.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-09-09

The toothSome mackerel has again
struck into eastern Maine waters in
great numbers, and one Gloucester
fisherman brought in. this week IL. 600
fresh fish. in addition to 1870 barrels Of
salt. The fish We're caught off Mt
Desert rock, and were close inshore
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-09-09

Southport is to have floating wharf,
which will be constructed before next
season, which will be paid for by popu-
lar subscription. 1t will probably be
located just at the right of the steam
boat wharf. and will be an improve
ment which the summer visitors will
greatly appreciate.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-09-09

They say the champion funeral at
tender lives in Gardiner. She allows
no funeral to escape. no matter wheth-
er she ever knew or saw the corpse or
not. Some people have peculiar ideas
of amusement.-Ciardin Independent
Guess not. There is one in Augusta
who not only attends every funeral in
town. but looks after such occurrences
in Hallowell. Manchester Getchelrs
Corner. and way stations.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-09-09

The grand old man of Names steam
boat men. Capt. Jason Collins, in
speaking of the seasons work of the
kennebec and Boston boats, says that
during the months of July and Au-
gust. the kennebec and SagadahOc
carried more passengers than ever be-
fore in the history of the company
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-09-09

Mr.. Stratton is the most eccentric mau
i'm the West. and the way In which he
joined the carpenters Inion illustrates
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-09-09

President James +. Angel. OF the
University of Michigan. is a graduate
OF Brown University and says that his
four years there cost him only $500.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-13
SAN LORENZO

+, sia Sc reuuieron los jueces asociados
de esta Corre municipal para fallar en- lulcio
criminal de faltas seguido 1slsio Alte'os
conocido por <Loio,, por maItrato oe ooln
jose Diaz Recay6 sertsucia de ounce oias
de arresto menor, inde niaacioa cosoas.
Confrmada la noticia del relevo del caoo
jose Soto de este puerto, saio o. ua
Barranonitas donde ha sido trasadaao.
FL yiernes ocho sc le dio cristiana sepni-
tura & la que en- vida fu6 dona Florentina n
j6< e. entfsrro estuvo muy concurrioo Des
pjieron ell duelo nuestro amigo uon N"ioi'o
Varona ell sefior Anguita de Juncos.
D. e. P.
En- la session del Ayunta miento CORES
pondienta al dia fne nomb brado secresalio III
terino don Candido Sei'es.
El honrado tabaurero don Manuel Gomez
pass por la psua de haber peroldo una nins IL
en- su mas temprana edad. Al entserro asisti0
todo el grenio de orcsdores, muenss pefsohas
particulares la orquesta. Dlo ias gIacias
Ia concurrencia don Sandalfo I'll nenez.
Es muy solicitado el ndmero II de cine
Puerto Rico Herald> LA DEMoCRACIA del
dia para ell grabado que representa
Maule6n Figueroa.
s. hacen muy buenas referencias del caDo
Casals Que viene sustituir al que estaba en-
este puerto. Dicen que es de una exquisite
education fino trato.
Sc observa aguna mejolfa en- la enferme-
dad Que sufre ell se1or Cordov6s Berries.
Sc han casadO civilmente Gabino de Ia
Cruz Emilia Santiago. Que la felfcidad les
sonria.
Ell lunes II Sc reuni6 la Junta de instruc-
ci6n de este pueblo. Acord6 proponer para Ia
escuela rural del barrio de <Quebrada,> al
professor don Ramon L. Rvero.
Sc ha colocado en- la fabrica de tabacos de
Ramirez ca ell joven don Tomas Rivero.
Sc ocupa de la esccgida y preparation de
los elaborados.
Nuestro distingnido amigo don Narcso
Varona ha tendo la amabilidad de regalarnos
uu elem plar de la obra titulada xVocabuario
Geografco de los Estados U1idosp, escrita por
6l. Es un ibro muy ipgenioso en- donde Sc
hala con la mayor facilidad cualquier dato
historico, comercial, ind ustrial etc, de nues-
ira nueva metr6poli. Rscomendamos su ad
quisici6n damos las gracias.
81 Corresuonsal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-13
FL IMPERIAL|SM0
YIOS DOS NUEVOS SUBMARINOS

av,tar < todo trance la maniobra del <Morse.S
Antes q Que sonaran las once de la manana,
81 xCuyotez habfa recibido el torpedo ianzado
del aqua por ell <Morse.s
Al mismo tempo, en- la bahia de Spezzla,
en- Italia hacfa sus pruebss Gel Debn no,S nue.
vo torpedero taliano, segdn aseguro ei mi
nistro de la Guerra 10 considera, despues o.
concfenzudas pruebas, tan bueno superior a.
xMorse, /, Las prnebas hechas con <Et DelhnoS
CON tai obieto, Sc form6 al <De'6nes durante
las pruebas, una tripu'acion exclusive, de OH
ciales de grado superior.
DsspuAs de estos trupfos de los su ubmsrl-
nos ipara que pueden servir los costosOs AGO.
razados? ST para NADIA sirven los acorazaoos,
ell i'm o iaiismo utramarfno tiene que acaDar,
todas las naciones tienen que encontrarse
baio Ia misma frerza en- materia de marina.
Las naciones mas debiles 10 as pobres. podran
cuaado la construction de los bueEos subma
rinos no sea IN secreto, construir media doce-
ma, con elios echar pique las mas pode-
rosas escuadras.
Una naeion como Inglaterra, por eJemplo,
no podrL mandar sus coonias eiercitos
merosos, poroue los submarines podran volar
los buques en- que vsyan tropas, oimpedir que
Astas lleguen al territorio conquistado, que
Sc trata de conquistar.
Seg1u van las cosas, los submarines tie
nen que transformer ell aspecto polltico Co
mercial del mundo entero, las grandes ma
clones conquIstadoras tienen que perder en-
~muy POGO tempo toda potencia, para sub
yugar pueblos d6biles, trayes de 'os mares.
Los submarines tienen que representa- la xm 4.
rina del derecho, de Ia ibertad y de Ia justi-
ca>
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-13

Los grandes cambios polftlcos que ha
perrin nj tado la humanidad, han sido debidos
principal imente transcendentales descubri-
mientos econ6micos. E lnvento de las armas
de fuego, determine la desaparici0n de las mo-
narqufas feudales 6 inauguro la nueva6 6poca
de las monarqufas absolHtas FL descnbri-
miento del Nuevo Mundo tuvo como resultado
econ6mico Immediate, ell descubrimiento ex
plotaci6n de las minas de plata de Nueva Es-
nizara ell primer e6rcito nacional que tuvo ell
mundo, despues del Ej6rcito Romano, con 81
Carlos V transform6 ell aspecto de Europa.
Hoy fndudablemente, les toca & los torpederos
submarines camb la faZ las cosas en- mate
ria de imperialismo.
Nuastros lectores han dido hablar del <Ho-
iland,1 notable submarine nOrteamericano,
aceptado por ell gobierno de los Estados Uni
dos como parte integrante de Ia marina de
guerra; pero al <Holland1 le faitaba Ago, 8
mas bien dicho, le fataban muchas cosas para
realizar ell ideal en- materia de submarines. La
prensa francesa muestra entusiasmadfsim
con ell GMorse,3 famosO submarine de recfente
invenci6n, que ha hecho 10 siguiente bajo las
6rdenes del amirante Fourner:
una gran distancia del puerto de Cher
bourg, ell Almirante Fournier hizo botar al
aqua al <MorseS quien, con gran rapfdez, Sc
pusO Ia distancia de ochO m1i1as del puerto
de Cherbourg, donde Sc sumergi6, con ell obje-
to de marchar las ocho millas dentro del aqua,
6 irle a pantar un torpedo al <Cuyote,. buque
de guerra que SO mOv1a en- las agnas del EXPIRE
ssdo puerto, y cuyo comandante estaba avisado
de que ell <Morse,2 debfs, entire 10 y II de la
mafana, plantar un torpedo su Quilla. Ell
Comandante del <Cuyotes tenfa la orden de
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-13
RestabIeCid0 ell orden

FL Minstro de Ia gobernaci6n del gabine-
te de Espaf1a, asegura que Sc ha restablecdo
ell orden aterado en- Barcelona Bilbao, que
los al lborotadores descontentos en- las eleccfo-
nes munich pales, origen del conficto, han de-
puesto actitud acogi6ndose la ley a los
derechos de ciudadanfa, presentando sus pro-
testas razonadas contra los actos electorales
llevado cabo.
Creese que estos ultimos acontecim DtOs
tendran Ia resouci6n de Ia crisis por alguDos
dfas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-13
DE LARES

Ha sido extraordinaria Ia cantidad de
aqua que ha caido en- esta jurisdiction duran
To la semana que corresponds del al 10 de
este mes. Parece Que Sc ba sg,omerado toda
ss ha perjddicado bastante ell comercio que no
puede hacer introd ucciones de los mercados
del litoral.
va Sc halla cubierta la plaza de maestro
gradnado vacante en- esta municipaidad. La
distingufda seforta Maria Sierra ha ocupado
dicho destfno quedando aun pendisnte la de
maestro de Kindergarten.
La asistencfa de nifios mucha & las els
ses y los profesores trabajan en- ell desempeno
&c su dffcil cometido. Las sehoritas, ni6as y
niios que van las escuelas, estan provstos
de inhnidad de ioros. que casi 10 pueden lie
var, consigo. Ca gusto yer tanta aplica cf6n
Ademas de las tres escuelas, que existen Ell la
localidad, esta alberto Ell Coiegio Pres biterta-
no cargo de Mr. Scott ell Hispano A neri
cano cargo del professor gfacuado don jose
Baliesteros Mbhoz, ell que tiane bssta ntes
alumnos; tenendo de 81 ndante & Ia iiustrada
senorita An onia Gascon.
Ii an sido relevados para diferentes pue-
bios de Ia isla cuatro guardias fnsulares no
habiendo venido todavfs los que han de cnbrir
las vacantes. Son de sentirse dichos releyos:
los mencionados guardias han cumpido STEM
pre- ben con sus obligaciones.
Hoy del actual ha estado foio ell merca
do debido la gran abundancia de aqua caida
en- estos dias que no permite oil vadear los rios
de la Jurisdiction.
Ell sprecio de las provisiones ha subido
bastante, por encontrarse muchos forasreros
en- la comarca empleados en- la cosecha de ca
fe. El grano Sc sostiene; verde la fAnega do
liars seco 10 dollars.
Sc encuentra residiendo en- esta localidad
en- union de su famiIia ell isustrado escribano
don Pedro Curet, el que tiene su cargo ia
Ia m frih
ella.
Durante ell mes de O,tubre pr6xfmo ma
saoo sc hicferon en- Ia of1ina del r giStro Ci-
VII las sfgu1eDtes inscrpciones: nacimfentos
cuarenta cfnco; defunciones sesenta seis
casamfentos cinco. Ell estado sanftario del
termino municipal es muy satisfactorio
E jueves del actual Sc do sepultura en-
e. cementero catoico al buen federal don
bernaoe Pol, emparentsdo con las princi oales
famiifas de esta localfjad fnado desem
p no varios cargos pdoIicos en- ttempos muv
1inciies como cuandO ell cambio de soberanfa
; ue cause los mayores trastornos por los con-
u ouos staques incendios 4 has uron,ad ada.
Eotonces era Juez Municfoal al sen,r pos.
lrrostFo todo genero de peifgros en- al cumDU- |
niento de sus de5eres, mereciendo f.tcitaeio- |
aes de sus superiores.
Ha sfdo aceptada pOr ell Aguntamtento Ia /
,anIa que por dnscentos dollars ia Dresenta
10 81 vscino don jose Vidal Cardona. para de-
empenar e' destino de Secretario del Trim.
ial de Poiicfa. Aou'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-13
PONCE
NOTICIAS DIRECTAS

Don Santiago g. Rivera deja de ser repu-
blicano ingresa en- ell partido federal
En- la manana del martes Sc encontr6 un
iienzo empapado dc petr6leo bsjo una casa de
10 Gale de Ia Reina.
En- ell barrio sReal, Sc verified un rapto
e martes por la nOche.
La autordad sigue la pista la pareja
anorosa.
Ha ingresado en- el partido federal don
Manuel Morales.
Procede del campo republicano
El martss Sc e1p 1pendl6 carne en- ell merca-
do Is y 20 centavos 4fIlo.
Que siga Ia competencia.
LA DEMocRAcIA Sc vende en- la tabaque-
ria de don Vicente iSotero, frente al parque
de b0mbas.
Nuestro que, 10 amigo don Jose Mufioz
Rivera estuvo ell sabado esta cindad.
Ell domingo regres6 su residenca de
Barranqultas.
Ell martes Sc esperaba en- esta cudad, al
Lcdo Jose GazmAn Bsntez.
Muy variado ell surtido de sombreros de
paia de fetro que Sc exhben en- los apara-
tores de NEi Louvre.9
Eatre ellos fguran los de estIlo Roosevelt,
elegantes y sencillos diez classes de boanbitOs,
6gnrando los conocdos con eli nombre de Du.
oae de York. tan en- moda hoy en- Europa los
Estados y nidos.
En Ia Marina sufri6 una caida ell nifio Jose
Pachecho, reciDendo una herida en- la cabeza.
auillermo Diaz, del barrio capsanejo,
Arredi6 ell lunes Pedro Mejfa.
Este resut6 herido.
Tamben cesa de miiitar en- las flas repu-
bicanas, ell vecino Ramon Torres Torres,
ingresa ell partido federal.
Sc dice que ell viaie de Gnzm&n B,nitez
ssts ciudad obedece q asuntos de poiftica.
El lunes tampoco pudo veriicarse la iunta
de accionistas de la sociedad de la luz elActri-
ca, por falta de nhmero.
Sc ha aplazado para el viernes pr6ximo
So ceIebrarA con ell nGmero de accionistas que
concurra.
El comisario de policia del barrfo So afro
pell0 ell domingo por la noche al joven don
Gregorio Sarf
La distinguida sen ,rita dofs Enriqueta
Prats, hermana de nuestros buenos amigos don
Juan German don Julio, encuentra enfer-
ma de alg1u ciudado.
Deseamos que lcgre rApida cnraci6L.
Otro case J van...... mil.
En- Ia calle de la Guadalupe presenciaron
los vecinos otro case de hambre. Una pobre
mujer estaba tendida en- la acera, sin fuerzas
para ponerse en- pie.
El domingo promovio una rIda en- ell ba
ffio Maragusz, resultando heridos Salome G ar
cfs Eugenio Ssrrano
El agresor de ambos fue Cristino Ortiz
HOY Ia sastrerfa de moda en- esta ciudad es
El Noudtor, que tantos nos lleva de exstencia.
Ponce es quzas la ciudad puertorrique1a |
donde con mas eegaucia viste Ia juventud, 10 |
cual prueba la existencia aquf de buenas sas- |
trsrfas.
con decir que EL NoUdtOr marcia la |
CABRERA, est& dicho todo. Telas de todas cla |
ses, fnas medanas, para todos los gustos; |
precios su umamente m6dcos, por sobre esas |
ventaias, In tiiera del maestro Su6rez, que es
nno de los mejores cortadores que han venido
Al pals.
Con tales condolences 6qui6n no Sc hace
parrou uiano de Ell NovAToR" P.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-13
& sPana
20 EOROS CHPTURADOS

Cuarenta mOrOs que de nocne veD1an ha-
ciendo fuego contra las fortifcaciones de la
factorfa Rio orc, han sido capurados,
PQR Las kRMAS
Tres de sus principaes jefes fderon pasa
dos por las armas.
DEPORTADOS
E resto de los rebeldes maaroqufes segdn
erden del general Weyler, sera deportado &
diferentes presidios miiiraros.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-13
PARTiD0 FEDERAL
oFICINAS EN- SAN JUAN

El seflor Prestde1te del Cascrpo Efecuttuo
pof haber mudado 81 resideucia & Santurce,
fecibfrk en- su despacho-San Justo 11-de 10
& de la tArde p. m.
sswssoria general: FortaIsza ii. altos d.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-13
LAS AGUAS MINERALES De AkROY0
nes herpetcas escrofulosas, hepaticas reumaticas

pruebn
DOCTOR JOSE DAUsSA, med ocirujan rese
ha
dada
seho Virela Urib
(frmado) DOCTOR JOSE DAUSSA>
del de Arroyo
q la conduce Guayama
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-13

Fabrica de- primera clase, montada con
epoca dirigida por peritos completeness.
admiten rival en- la isla.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-13

- ,ia So renuieron los jueces asociadoi
de este Corre municipal para fallar en- lulcio
criminal de faltas seguido Basitio Alse.io
conocido por xLolos, por maitrato oe ooin a.,
jose Diaz Recay6 sentancia de ounce oi"'
de arresto menor, fndem nizacloa ooSA
The Dickinson press., 1901-09-14
Now n. r. Depot.

Il is definitely known nov that the
Northern Pacific are to make extensive
improvements at Dickinson the coming
spring; in fact, the work Of tearing down
some Of the old buildings will likely be
commenced within a few weeks.
The old depot, N. p, restaurant, wool
warehouse, ice house and the Western
Union buildings are to be removed. The
new brick depot will, as near as can be
learned, be built a little west Of the old
one and will be modern in evevy par
%ticular. The Western Union will occupy
one end Of the building.
New sidings will be put in at same
point east Of the city where will be
erected a freight warehouse. also a large
wool warehouse. This will give the COM
pany a chance to lay out a beautiful park
on the right of way along Willard street.
An experienced mar is to be sent here
who will have nothing to do but to look
after the park.l
The Improvements will cost the COM
pany something like $4,000. andwill be a
credit to Dickinson.
"All things come to those who watt" it
is said, and although Dickinson has
waited along time, it is perhaps better,
as the company will now build much
nicer than they would have six or eight
years ago. 1t is known now that Dick
inson isoneof the mostimportant pointsin
the state. and always will be,'and the COM
pany have made their plan accordingly.
The Dickinson press., 1901-09-14
OFFICIAL
Proceedings Of the Beard Of Commission
ers OF Stark County, n. D.

Proceedings OF the Beard OF Commission
ers Of Stark County. n. D.
Sept. IL, 1901.
The board met pursuant to adjourn
ment. Present Chairman Lee and Com
missioner Walton.
The following described section lines
havieg been duly viewed by the board
were, on motion, declared open as a pub
lie highway, viz:
Commencing at the northeast corner
of section l8-I38-o5;t thence running north
between sections ! and 8, and between
sections 5 and 6 in said township and
range to the township line between town
ships 1888 and 1870; thence running west
on the township line to the northwest
corner of section 6-l38-o5; thence north
two miles to the northwest corner of sec
ton 3o-I3o.o5; thence west on the section
line between sections "a and IS, and %
and rs in township I3o, range o6 to the
southwest corner of section 23-I3o.o6,
where said new public highway inter-
sects with a road which had been prev.
iously laid out.
On motion the board adjourned sine
die.
John RlEssBEcK,
Co. Auditor.
The Dickinson press., 1901-09-14
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