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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-06-04
EL EJERCITO BRlTANICO INCENDlA
LA CASA DE DEWITT

El peri6dico Morning Leader, que
Sc pubIca en- LondTes, censura en6rgi
camente en- Su edici6R del 13 re Ma o
pr6xlmo pasado que las tropas inglesas
haysn incendiado la granja del general
De Wet Sc pregunta que opinion sc
habIfa tornado de los prusianos 81 du
rante la ocupaci0n del territoIi0 frances
hubieran incendiado la casa de Gam
BETA.
Sin perjuicio de 10 cual-ahade el
mencionado peli0dico aun nos atreve-
mos hablar de las GtrocidGdes de De
Wet.
La prensa sensata de Londres pro-
tesla energicamente contra la polftics
de 0dio puesta en- practica por lord
Kitchener con los acknowledgements
nos del Aflica austral.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-06-04
Sequia Ell las Canarias

Sc pIoyeota en- LIS Palmas de Gran
Oanaria convocar a una reunion l. las
autoridades locales y de particulars
con objeto de yer el meiio de alegaT
recuTsos con que a.iviar a miseiIa que
los campesinos de Lanzarote y Fuen =
Ventura estan experimentando q con
secuencia de la prolongada sequia que
viene reinando en- aquellas regiones.
Los naturales de aquellas lslas, ex-
tenuados por la miseria, abandonan sus
hogsres, en- union de sus fanilias, i'm
plorando en- todos los pueblos la caridad
.pdblica.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-06-04
Perdida de i'm barCO
en-. Santander

A causa de la densa niehla que rel
malta en el mar emharranc6 dia Ii
de Mayo 1itimo, q las tres de Ia ma
|drugada, en- Ia puufa lie Cabo Menor.
el vapor ing.6s Portugalete, que proce-
dente de Nante drIgtese squei puerto
La tiipuiaci6n sc sav6 en- los botes
qnedandose bordo hasra que SO su
mergl0 el buque, ell captain y el mdqui
niSta.
El casco sufri6 grandes ayerfas, pol
descansar s0bre unas pledras, asi ei
que SO considera totalmente perdiao.
A las 0ch0 de la mafana lego |;
tripulacion 8 Santander.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-06-04
DeCIaraCiOneS
de Sagasta

Ell Presidente del Gabinete espano
seIl0r Sagasta ha declarado que Ell Go
biernO desea ell concurso de todos 10,
partid0s a fin de hacer una obra verdi
deramente nacional, que, por 10 tan
to, sieute muy de veras las censuia as
lujustaS que Sc dirigen al minjsuo DIT
ia GobeInaci6n con motive de 10 ocu
riido en- las eefciOnes y principa|menft
en- Madrid J Barcelona.
E seEor Sagasta MEGA r0tundamen
te que el Goblerno haya tenidO in,er
veuci6n en las tFopelfas electoraes
que Segdn la prensa de oposici6n, st
ban c0metdo Ell yari0S punC0s.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-06-04
Tn abogado
en- ell banquiIIo

lla oomparecido ante ell tribunal CO.
fre.zianal de Roma IN ahogado acusa-
do de c0rrucci6n.
Ia sido absuelto pero Sc supone
que dehe el pc don la iuhuencia de
sus completes.
:. Es IN case analogo al prqceso de
sgnor Alberti, diputado poF Nip les,
que por veinta Iiras faeiljc6 Ia absolu
ci6u de un homhTe que habia matado
q su esposa, y por otras cuarenta liras
hizo condeuar muerte 4 IN hombre
que despn6s resut6 iuocente:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-06-04
POLITICA CENTRALIZADORA
InSidiOSa cOnduCta

En- un despacho cablegrafico, que
hemos Tecibido recientemente de nues
tro corresponsal en- Nueya York, sc lee
10 que siguf: "Cfeese generaIment4
que algunos convenci0nalts, fin &c
atraerse eli voto de los rehaclos para l..
aprobaci6n de las referidas bases, (de
la enmienda PlatO dieronle una inter
pretacon que no tenfaI'.
Y si esa Interpretation fu6 dada pOr
los que estahan interesados en- sou
cionar ell conf cto, en- ammonia con la
aspiraciones legitimas de los represen-
tantes cnbanos, y con Ia COnveniencia
americana; y no es esa Ia interpreta-
ci6n que tenian las bases de referenca,
iqu6 sc pretende entoncesg icom0 de
ben interDretarse?
Decididamente, ell objeto de la en-
mienda Platt es prOvocar una ruptura
de relacioneS entire Ia Gran Antilla y
ell GObieTno de Mac. Kinley; y como
parecfan subsaGadas las difcultades Y
satisfechas las aspiracones de la con
venci6o, alej8nd0se por consguiente
la ruptura, que parecen desear 10 anne
ricanOs, Sc apela q este nuevo Teouro
que la mas refioada ambici6n pone en-
manOs de les humanitarios int3rvento,
res, oon Ell rrop0s4to sin duda de qu-
la exasperaci6n lance al suicide a!
pueolo inteliz que incautamente les ten
di0 los brazos.
AunQue pensamOs piadosamente,
hoy tan ma intenci6n en- esa nueva
pr6rrOga propuesta para la aprobaci6n
de la enmienda, que salta a la vista,
realzada con los mas neg os colo!es, Ia
desmedida ambici6n de la politica cen
tralizadora genuinamente lmpelialista.
iSe espeTa que los cubanoS, perdien
do la t6 en- sus destinos, Sc Ian Ell q
una guerra suicida Inico recurso que
resta un pueblo diguo, enemiso de Ia
esclavitudi. -.
Los hechos que vienen repiti6ndOse
desde hace tres amos, cOmprueDan la
idea que sustentamos, porque nunca
hemOs creido en- ell desinter6s de la
Union.
\ no SO juzguen nuestros Iazona-
mientos, por la declaration que hemo'
hecho, hJos de la suspicacla 8 la anti
patia, no; analcen los que estO cIe4n
los motives just(simos que nos oongan
a c0locarnOs en- este teTTeno, y veraa
que, pesar de nuestro buen deseO, los
hechos no puede2 ocultarse cuandO re
viste0 tamaIla gravedad.
El nuevo sesgo que se ha dado la
question que constItuye Ia nota del di
40 nos ha sorprendIdo, porquG esa a.
utud de Mac Klnley, va podra presu-
mise que para llegar al resuItado pro-
puesto, ha5ia de maUitestaTse clara Y
prontanente, de la maneca que ha su-
cediio.
Ah0ra sc conyenceran los que cen
snraban la cOnductI dgl sen0r Juan
Gualbeito Gomez, opuesto siempre
transacciones denigranles, que estaba
en- 10 ClertO dich0 senJr Cuand0 deCia,
one una yez saivadoS los prImer0s obs
ac-los, sc lIian sentandO mas y
mas, hasta haceF imp sible llegar a un
airegio, sopena dc dej +, Ell Ell .argo y
aSpeTo Canine, groncs dc la diguidad
cubana ensangIentado el suelo
\ 10 que resul1a M 5 insop0rt bic,
es que Sc hundan las gaIlas de aguia
lmparla! en- las descarna1as e0 anas
dc la vfctima J dlbujen los labos de Ia
ma8carliIa hip6crra una falsa sonrisa
de protection y ampaTo
iQu6 lecciones tan grandes eusenA
Ia bsioria Pero 10 peor del case es,
que nadie aprende en- c4beza agela.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-06-04
RINA SANGRIENTA
TRES HERIDOS GRAVES

FL is de Mayo G'timo ocurri6 una
sangrieatalin& en- el pueblo &c Cieaa,
Aurcia, en- IL que intetyirieron siete
indlvid os, todoS clos armad0s de na-
vajas uno4 y DO armas de fuego ios
otros.
Al terminar la lucba fuefon lecogf
dos del iugaT del euceso tres de los con
repdientes gFayemeute heridos, uuo en-
q peclo dc una terrible puhalada Que
L ,utefesa ei paIm6n; OTTO, hetma0a
de- interior, con varies balazos Oh Ia
cabez}, y e! ultimo con una cuchillada
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-06-04
NOTICIAS DEL DIA.

En- Ell vapor frances "Olnde Rodriguez,
saio aver de nuestro puerto con rumho 4
Sauto Domingo e senior don Juan Vizc'-
rrondo, conocido compositor y director de
orquesta.
Sc encuentra vacante la plaza de medico
iitular dc Nagnabo, dotada con el babe'
annual de 600 dollars.
Ha fallecido en- Luquilo don Manuel
Osorio y Andino.
Dona Ana Colon, yecina de Lares, solic
ia oil paradero de su hljo ciego soG6 Coma
lez Col5D que hace Cinco meses sdll0 de
aquel pueblo en compaflfa de otro individuo,
cuyo pombre ignora, hasta 10 fecha no ha
regresado su hogar..
Segdn dc pdblico Sc dice, circula en- esta
capital una gran Cantidad dc monedas Dc
orc, falsasI
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-06-04
La guerra del Transyaal
Estado dc las opcraciones


Elimportan.e pari6dieo aIemln G2-
ceta de No8." i,aza III e'gnente cuadro
de a eIiulo.6n de Ia campsnl en- el
Africa de Sar.
i moglmeuto empteniido por eI
geu era F!euch oonsULuye ur yerdade
30 fracasc.
81 terlitorio comp, nlido entire ln.
dos ferIocarries c0nttu1a Gu poder DE-
los boeIs.
Luis Botha ha tr3sladado su cuaItel
general a EIme,d, empeorando Ia si-
tuaci6n de las fuerzas inglesas.
French, enfermO ha teuidO nece8i-
dad de marchar q la ciudad del OabO
para restablecerse.
En- ell Estado de Orange los boeIs
han tornado la ofensiva.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-06-04

Una lHra compu ue cluasen4 y dos
y ueaa cuef9a8 da t-wea0s ae prlUea,
Dieu acaniclauada 5uada jume3.ac.u
ues de .a VIA - taEoeaui, de a juusdc-
cio4 ae irecl1u, tagre q Factor
IDlomara 4 ei pueblo de- Il Carolina,
JOSE r. EUGUL 80 -lG
Un guaraja d-tbgo arer ID "a calle dp
Ie.usu al j.E.u S.ut go Araaa, peasuuto
autor de Ii susJaeoi4u de uu fe oj.
ST. encucn0a eu es-a c4pihl el sabio !
vrtupSo sacerdote don Leorclo del Vale,
Vicano De Humacao.
La Junta directiya de la Congregation
"Iijas dc Maria, regal6 las senoritas que
cantaron EN- el cor0 Il Mes DC Mayo, un pre-
cioso absnico cada una.
Despu6s de mucho tempo De trabaio, pa
ra yoar los restos del Colon que dliculta-
ban la entrada en- uuestro puerto do los bu-
ques de alte bordo, dice el senor J, II. Arm
dell, que ha quedado competamente franco
ell paso del canal.
Esta mallana ba entrado en- nuestro puer.
30 el trasporte de guerra "Mac Clell NJ.
Iemos sdo atentamente inyitados por eli
senor presidente del "Casino Espanop de
Guayana, don Fernando Bair6, para el tai
le de sociedad Que tendra lugar en- las salo
nss de deho Ceutro; el dia once del eorrien
te las uuere de Is nocae, cen motive dc "a
celebration ae | festisidaa de san Antonio
de Padua, patron dc dicha villa.
Agradecemos Ia atenci6n.
La. indivdna Sabina Lanlrau, qle pele6
aver tarde con otra mujer en- PueTta de Tie
IRA, armo uaa gran aIgazara, negaadose
0belecer los sgehtes de la aattrldad, qut
trata0an dc conducirlas al dep6sito.
20 SIS
In el establoeimiento dol Boletin p0r peso
10 coustruyen los siguientes sellos de goina ST.
penores | sello oofnefcial de eaalguier forms
| | ID; paguese 4 la 0rden, etc, ! id. dupcada
I'd. pagadoj I'd. reelbimos; i'd aeeptamos
8 cualquier otr0 en- eso estilo, con su alnlohadia
linagotable. Todo por So moneda eorriente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-06-04
DIsTRITo De SAN FRANCISCO
5AtgO T8AaQyIu3AO Y REPosO PARA LAS
ga -RESY LAS cRIaTURAS.

ELJABABE CALMANTE de la sra. WINS
44 t da o4 nilos en Fl Reriodo de la DEN
tiltUN. lea aoianla ias eBeas resuelve la IN
,lam4oi5H- alivia todo dolor oura ell e6lico ven
leso. tHao8ale y eticaz en- t0dos los casos,
Ae"asaiaeo. las madras que tengan un nino
aalerno, 4aau3 deje1 que Ia prevention propa
I'd Ia de atfos. orite Ell uso dc eata medicina que
HoFoc0a1 a-,Fi0 eguro absolUtameute SECURE.
SO uaa opoIiI8ameute,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-06-04
LA COMP ANA
TIaSotlutIta cSpaiIo3

Degeosa De comp acer al numeroso paeaje
de esta Isla que efeotda sus yiojea de recreo
IN dlcha empresa para Europa, sin teaer en-
cuenta los crecldCs gaSl0S 10 puerto aln ali
cielte de carga que reeompenSe esta eScala
J Il comfort superior a las dema3 Hneas que
vlsitan eSsa Isia han resuelto establecer ana
razoaablc reb5jt 60 los pasajts
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-06-04

Han fjado So rssidencla en- esta capital,
ell seflor don Manuel Badrena, de Maya
giez, y su respectable familia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-06-04

Los se1orcs don UIpiano Colon, don En-
rique Geigel 7 don Robustiano Biancdi,rue
Sc prese taron aver examenes para obtener
el tituio de abogados PRACTICES. fueron sus.
pendiloa POI el tribunal examination.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-06-04

Las obras del trozo de caTretera a la en-
tra3a Dc esta capi4al por ell ensancbe, estan
adelautaalo uotablemente.
Las caereIas de cabalIos, que indica el
pro8rama de las fastas De San Juan, Sc
etecnaran al'i = podrin admirarse en- toda
au o1tepo4n p.r 70 Tecto que esia Quedando.
Dr. pagaui Salicrup, M6dioo. .Cirujsno
- Ia Iaaaitad de Pari, Externo de los
dosp,t#.es Ne aquaiIa cjudad, Miembro de
Ia Soo5elsd g Antoaolo IA de Ia misma,
y de .a oe AaetaoEia de Franoia, con
eogsura alberta do esJA RepuoIiea.
Cefrjea Haber usado durante su prac-
1ca lue#es Emulsion de Scott, de acei-
ta dc dl q bacalao con hipof0 ftos de
oaj de sa, siempTe con los mas satisfac-
tories rfaa.taaos ea todOs aqueIlos casos en-
qae ia les ptu5ca ac0n5eja el uao De aoue
.ias suslaaoias
Sto. Domingo, Il d., Sepiembre, 1894.
Dr Pagani Salicrup,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-06-04
oRECIO 2 CENTAVOS
Tribunal de pOliCia
DI5TRlTO DE OATEDRAL

Jose Barbosa, por embriaguez escanda-
q, un follar d. muita Q dos dias de arresto;
(5Fegafio Aariinez, psf harso de seis pares
de inedias, dos lias de. arsesto; Manuel L.
ciaga per maltrato De obras al nino Cruz
fespa, dos dias De arreslo IN dollar de
NUT Angel NJ. Nariani, por no compa-
rseer ante el Tribunal para responder en- ell
juieio qne Sc le 81 ne Sc orden6 sn deten-
ci6u POI Ia policfa, Eaci6ndose efectiva la
multa de diez dalars al fsdor por faltar al
juicio el acusado.
DISTRITO DE SAN FRANCISCO
Pablo Franco, por faltar de palabras a la
indivldus Juana Rulz, IN dollar de muita:
Natea Egaagelia Garcia, por embriaguez
escands.o por ruta para Humacao; Sabna
LaudrR por amenazas la poiefa dos do
laTs dc muI-a cuatro dias de arresto; JUS.
to Betancourt, por msltrato de obras q
Eduardo Ruiz, dos dollars de multa 8 cua-
80 dlas 60 ar este.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-06-04

La Junta directiya de la Congregation
'Iijas lie Maria, regal6 las senoritas one
canraron en- el coro Il Mes dc Mayo, un pre-
cios0 abanico cada una.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-06-04

La individaa 5abina Landrau, qle pele(
aver tarde cos otra mujer en- Puerta do Tie
IRA, armo uaa gran agazara, negaadose
obeiecer los sgeates de la aattrdad, qui
trata0an de condnelrlas al deposito.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-06-04

Esta manana ba entrado en- nuestro puer
30 el traspolte de guerra "Mac Clell NJ.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-11-18

gave the championship asDirant the bis
gess. surprise he had had for some time
Many Of those who witnessed the fight
insisted afterwards that LaFontise could
have whipped Rubin in a few more
rounds.
At that time, with Rubin a possible
champion in the dope books, this sta:--
ment caused a big laugh to go up. Pvt
now those IAaFontise fellows are getting
a whole lot of credit they never expected
-
Terrible Terry" McGovern was in the
same class as our own Chief Of Police
Jimmie" Reynolds. former skating
champion, when it came to guessing on
the Jeffries Rubin fizzle. Terry. in an
interview before the fight, said it would
close quickly if Jeffries should be the
winner. Jimmie" Reynolds, in his pre-
dction before the fight, said it would
take Jeff just five rounds to put
Ruhln's streak of yellow clear to the
top.
Just now some of us are waiting for
Jimmie to tip off Terry on the Meow
"rn-Corhe:t fight. Terry himself says
Corbett is going to give him his hardest
battle.
But then Terry is dandy press agent
himself, so Well wait until our ov.n
favorite consults his oracle and unbur-
dens.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-11-18
College football team that were dragged

College football team that We're dragged
in the dust.
The score was II to 0. and if only we
could believe those rooters in Bozeman,
who are still yelling, Butte didn't play
well enough to defeat the infant class.
But then we can't believe it, particu-
larry in the face Of the preceding game,
in which the Bozeman line went to pieces
each time the Butte whirlwind struck it.
During the first half Bozeman played
UP hill, but the Butte men only reached
the 30yard and the 40-yard line once
each. Flaherty of Bozeman made the
| first touchdown in Is minutes. and goal
was kicked by C. D. Fiaherty.
| The ball then remained in the center
of the field most of the play. and when
| time was called the score stood to 0
| for BoZeman.
| In the second half Codd of Bozeman
was pushed down. but Fiaherty failed
| to kick goal. Butte got the ball once
| during the second half, but lost it when
| the left half back was thrown over the
! line.
! When time was called the score stood
! II to 0, and Bozeman began to celebrate
! in a manner most unbecoming in the eyes
of the Butte delegation of rooters.
-
| John J. McCloskey is in the city talk
! ing baseball for next season. The vet
| eran manager came from Spokane, to
which place he went after his contract
/ expired as manager of the Tacoma team
Mr.. McCloskey is here for the purpose
of interesting the Montana baseball fans
| in the proposition to go into the Pacific
| Northwest league or organize Mon
i tana- Utah league in the event that the
first project is not favorably acted or
| by the coast magnates. The coast plan
is the one talked of at present
The proposition is to organize stock
companies in Both Butte and Helena anl
then apply for admission in the Pacific
| Northwest league. President Lucas Of
| the Pacific league is now in the East at
tending meeting of the minor league
members, and Is dated to stop in Butte
on his return trip to discuss the propo
sition with the local fans.
Butte is recognized everywhere as
first class baseball town, and one il
| which local pride assures the success o
a. good team from the beginning to tn
end of the season. For this reason SOM
of the magnates are anxious to play her
and are willing to entertain an apph
| cation. providing company can be or
ganized.
In case the Pacific league is not &C
. ceptable. Mr.. McCloskey proposes tn
organization Of a sister team league
J which would include Butte. Helena
Great Falls, Pocatello. Salt Lake an
Ogden. There are plenty OF good player
l to be had, and a league such as the las
! described would be certain to draw goo
) crowds in the towns mentioned.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-11-18
SOME REAsoNs WHY.

That the RIO GRANDE LINES Is the
most popular route to the EAST Is
evinced by the fact that the greatest
percentage OF transcontinental and Pa
ciic Coast travel use it.
WHY?
BECAUSE
It Is the only transccntinental limo
passing through Salt Lake City, the
Modern Zion.
It's scenic attractions are unsurpassed
in the world; no European trip of equal
length can compare with it.
Three fast through trains daily be-
tween Ogden and Denver.
Pullman Palace and Ordinary Sleep
ers without change to Denver, Omaha.
Kansas City. st. Louis and Chicago.
Personally conducted excursions six
days in the week to the east.
It's Dining Car service unexcelled.
All connections made in Union depots.
And many other reasons.
Write the undersigned for illustrated
booklet Sights. Places and Resorts in
the Rockies
GEO. w. HEINTZ.
A. G. r. A..
Salt Lake City. Utah.
W. c. MCBRIDE.
General Agent.
Butte. Mont
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-11-18
NOTICE TO DOCTORS.

Bids will be received by the county
clerk up till p. m. Friday, December
13, 1901. for the medical care and attend
ance of all sick poor and 1nfirm in the
county. The bidders must contract to
supply all medical attendance. medicine
and medical appliances at a stated price
per month.
The board reserves the right to reject
any or all bids.
WILLIAM CLARK,
Chairman Board of County Commits,
sioners.
JOHN WESTON. County Clerk.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-11-18
General Sporting Notes.

Defeat for the Butte Junior was the re-
suit of the football game with the Gen.
terville team at Athletic Park yester-
dag afternoon. The score was IL 20 0,
in favor of the visitors, though the
Juniors at times played fast game.
There was considerable trouble with
the spectators VINO crowded on the
field and got in the way of the players.
The rooters were wholly partisan AMI so
close did they get into the fighting line
that the criss cross of the Juniors could
not be worked. At times the partisans
got into argument among themselves,
which caused more effective blocking
than all of the work of the united
teams.
Bets We're declared off in the match
race between Dexter and The Raider
yesterday afternoon and the stake
money was pulled down.
The dispute arose over the decision of
John Rees of Anaconda who was Judge
and who gave the first heat to Dexter
by points Of 10 to Z. During the dis
cussion that followed Judge Rees heard
of charges that were being made and
Immediately declined to act further.
Owing to darkness coming on the
finals in the "a dog open stake were not
concluded. King Cashier and Leth-
bridge will wind up the finals at next
Sundays courslng.
Results Of the regular course yester.
day:
First round-Chilco beat Lobelia, Jer.
sey Lily beat Automobile. Lethbridge
| won from Billy Dee, Charlie Prince
won from True Blue. Calamity Jane
beat Gold Standard. Montna Jack won
from Court Beauty. Defender took
nonors from Copper King, King Cash
| Ter won from Queen Moo. Black Bird
beat Baraway. Montana won from
| Gypsy. Soapy Bill beat Thistle II.
| Second round-Chilco beat Jersey
| Lily, LetaIbridge won from Charlie
| Prince. Montana Jack won from Ca
lamity Jane. Court Beauty beat De-
fender. King Cashier beat Black Bird,
Soapy Bill won from Montana.
| Third Round-Chilco and Leathbridge
were guarded. the former won from
Montana Jack, while LethbridIe beat
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now due and payable at this oflcA
Taxes will become delinquent at q
o'clock p. m. November 30. and unless
paid prior thereto 10 per cent penalty
will be added to the amount -
Special attention is called to the fact
that under the law the treasurer has no
alternative but to add 10 per cent to nil
unpaid taxes on the close OF business on
the 30th day of November.
Respectfully yours, -
JAMES MAHER.
Treasurer and Collector. :.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-11-18

Jack Wade, who has been at Helena,
training with Kid Oglesby for his fight
with Patsy Sullivan, was in Butte over
Sunday, on his way to Anaconda, where
the contest takes place tonight
There will be a crowd of sports from
Butte go down on the special train
as the general impression is that the
bout will be as fast and interesting as
any witnessed hereabout for some time.
Wade Is in good condition through his
hard work in helping Oglesby train for
the Helena mill and his well-known ag-
gressiveness and hard hitting as well
as his freedom from that fatal fault of
taking which pursues so many of the
pugiliSts nowadays, insures a good fight
from his side of the ring.
On the other hand, there are any num-
Der Of Sullivan hackers who are looking
forward to the Anaconda boy making a
great showing and who are predicting a
battle in which Wade stands a greater
chance of losing than ever before.
Sullivan Is connected with good fam
lily in Anaconda. and for this reason he,
not having outgrown proper respect for
his relatives, has sought to air his pugil-
dstic aspirations under a nom de plume
He Is rated as one of the gamest young
6ters among the coming local champions,
and besides Is credited with cleverness
and hard hitting powers, sufficient to
have brought on draw with Kid
Oglesby.
Really clever men are seldom hitters,
but Sullivan has shown strength as well
as speed. and is a two-handed fighter,
who is likely to make record, providing
he isnvretired too early to a successful
commercial life.
All of the Butte bets will go on Wade
because of his actual fighting ability and
Decause of the fact that.he feels bound to
win this. his third championship battle
for the silver cup, won first in his battle
with Oglesby and the second time when
he put Doc Flynn in the ranks OF the
defeated. The cup must be won three
times before 1t becomes the property OF
the champion. and a failure tonight
would endanger its present ownership.
One Of the preliminary events tonigh
will be q bout between Young Thomas
Wade's sparring partner. and Jimmi,
jackson, q young fighter from the Penn
sylvania coal regions. who now call
Butte his home.
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And Butte came back with beautiful
cipher. It was B0zeman that did 1t, an,
A was the colors Of the Butte Bushes