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Hathaway are preparing for trip to
Honolulu some time this month.
Sidney NJ Ward. a graduate of last
year from the university, has been in
the city among friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Cook Will
move into the residence formerly occu-
pied by the Marion family about April 1.
Mrs. John Kendall and family are WIS.,
fling friends at Darby.
The Butte inter mountain., 1902-03-08
Comfort in the Navy.
(New York TImes

0IVtW IUFK IfT11E3.1
Major General Shafter, u. 8. A., tells
this story:
An army board. examining licutenanf
for promotion to the position of captain
and quartermaster, asked the candidates;
What Is the first duty of a quarters
master?"
ITO make himself comfortable" was,
the reply.
"And his next duty?"
ITO make his commanding officer come
Portable" /
Very good, sir. And his final duty?"
ITO make himself more comfortable!m
The Butte inter mountain., 1902-03-08

ing company. accompanied by his bride.
arrived Thursday from Pittsh"rg. Penn
sylvania, and will spend month here.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-18
E1Spana.

Hay noticis de que Sc discute en ell Parla-
mento espshol, Is reduction del conNpgente
del ei6rctto.
Esta noticia que sfecta :. la clase miIitar
tiene muy excitsdos los Animos cunds con
grandes come entarios.
81 proepera Ia reduction del ej6rcto ss
temsn graudes importantea levantamien n toe
en- las capitaes en- donde hay capitanfaA gene
Faes,
Ei ei6rcito como es natural no puGde ver
indiferonta se lie resten ventajas rarrera
las ressryiI han sIdo siempre muy mA via-
tsa, nues iiu1itan los ascensos.
E Mtnistro de guerra Wegler, qua es el
proponents de la disminuci6n del ej6rctto, eatA
siendo objeto de grandes censuras por Eimpa-
tizsdores deI elemento militar
S. 10 dtce Que, escAada ls cUmhre con
aQuel eiemente, xhora trata de reducirio me-
noses bSndo las jastas sspirSeiones de Los que
emprenQieron ID carrera en- as sFmss.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-18
LA DEMOCRAOTA

-Lefio ell e. B. nGmero 10 por ei senor 81
D3meneeh dispouiendo Ia csle bracion ns ~
6asta del ArboI por los nifos de iaa e"Hu
phb:icas de PusYto Rico. r,,..r.
-EH b. nj nero 81 por ell senor Et'oa'cns
- 81 stosaad y. da 60 1nsas YelH H.B 4s IsparA
iIos.- 80 Ias ohra. nacesarfas nara cue el
rio PorsuguGs lnunde { la cfudad d k'pnoo~'
FuerOn apr5bsdos. .,..,6,
HuaeSs 81 s'' 90 Aus termtnado cen la
adopci6n del proy quedando penuA1nsss penuAsa AZ
a!gunss secciones, que se discutiran eh' q 0lA
de mafiana.
"A propuesta del 50 flor Egozcue, sa rsco H
mierda e Ell. B. n6mero 16. del senof Hsno
Gambia, soore reglamentaci6n de ID mmsAn.s 9,a
vsnts de Carnes en- Puerto RICO; La 49, a.to
acord6 concurrir las enmisndas necEah 0S'S
progecto por Ell Censeio Executive. o.,..
-Fueron designados los senores ooiSn 81
Tons Rosay, para tratar con OIL coul'so oo
cenfarencias nom mbrado por ell E1ecatiVo, We
mir un acnerdo acerca del O. b. numaEo ~
Sc levAnta la sssi6n las de la tarae'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-18
JUIClO ORAL EN- PONCE
OAUSA SENSATIONAL

Aver, o las 10 de Ia maiiaDa, di6 principle
ante la Corte de DistFtto de Ponce ell 1ufcio
oral de Ia causa incoadA por estafa 81 G edito
Ahcrro ponce DO.
Oonstituy sron el Tribunal los seflores don
1sidoro Soto Nussa presldente don Rsfsel
Sanchez Montaivo don Angel Franco, jue-
ces ssociados don Luis LtOrens Torres, h1ca'i !
y don Angel Ac0Sta Qnin Zero; defansoF.
El ministeFto fiscal Rcua6 los se1oFes
Font, padre hijo, de dos delitos de estafl pi-
disndo para cAda nno Is pena de tres ahus de
prisi6n.
El defensoF ha pedido la abs0uci6n ds los
procssAdoS por fAlta de prue bss.
DeelarRFon como tastIgos los seiores dom
Enrique Frikze, Presidents Gel Ct6lito dom
JavieF Mariani, vice praeidents.
iii iuleO suspsndi6 para eontlnuarlo
hoy mayses'a lea nueve dc lR mAnars.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-18
DON RAMON GARCIA

Daspues de IN largo doloroso padeci :
miento b b deiado de existir en- San Juan' en-
10 tarda de- lanes, el respectable caoailaro oon
Ramon Gsfcfa Saenz.
La norma "a 81 vida fus siempre una hon
rades acrisoada, unida una laoor1osioao
perseverance an quito exsgerado por las
afecciones Ia su hogar.
en- el queda hoy, desolsda por Lib pesa@
dumbre de una desgracia irremediabla. una
genersci ci6n que segulrA su eiempio. que vene-
rara su memoria que llorara siempra sobre
su tumba.
Nosotros sentimos ell triste desenlRce de
10 anfermeiad del Genor Garcia enVlamos
sus deudos Ia expression de nuestra conoolen-
ca
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-18
> d e CE
NOTICIAS DIRECTAs

Avisamos las personals de Ii isla que de-
sean suscTibirsG ai GFfgsro,S que es fndispen-
sable remitir per anticipate 80 eentaVos que
mporta la suecrci6n mensual.
Agente en- Ponce, America Marin.
III eIemento socialista de ests ciudad
sguarda la visita del leader Santiago Igesias.
4 este acornpanara ell secretario dsl Conf
to don Eugenio Sanchez.
El domingo 6ltimo no fsItaron en las ca
lies algun&s m&scaras que despsdfan el cal
naval.
En- todos estos dias sc hs visto muy concu-
rrido ell bonito ESTABLISHMENTS La -E1ldHstrtG
del Pots, que ostenta en- sue eeganbes 6psra'
dores todos los efectos para cabslsr0s en- los
ramos de sestrerfa, camiserfs somorereria'
asf como indnidsd de artfculos de superior ca
Iidad prscios sin ompetencia. z.
El Lcdo. don Juan Bautista Pou ha abier
TO en- esta Ioealidad IN <Coegto Oatolico ba1o
la advocaci6n del sagrado coraa6n de JasdsS
Dlcho plantel de eusenAnza ocupa ls esps-
ciosa css& rp 8 de la calle de la sSlud.
Dada la completeness profesionai del senor
Pol no dndamos que obtendra bnen extto en-
su Iador educacionista.
En al barrlo de la Marina sc coneti6 IN
rapto ell domingo por ls noche.
Los amanGss contrsjsron matrimonio al
dia aigulente.
CON gran concurrencla de fielaa han dado
principle las novenas de San jose en- sl templo
cat6lico
En- la madrugada del domingo ocurri6 m
incendio la Marina de esta ctudad. Los
bornbsros de aquel b&Prio Aeudieron ID tempo,
ouemkndoss solamente Ia cocina de una casa
Los bomharos de la ciud&d preparsron
para auxlliar . los de Ia Marina, pero no fu6
necessFio.
IN inspector de Hygiene fu6 avissdo 81 do
nniug0 de que en ell establecimiento del sefi3r
Meta SO hsbfsn recibido unos que5os que esta-
ba podridos El Elirspector Sc present incon-
tinenti hfzo abFir ell envase de ~ ueso, Ian
zando IN foo pFovoeAdo por IN olo. .Eaoporta-
table para al agente de higIene
e seh)r Msiia fu6 denunciado, 81 inspec
tor crey6 hsber prestado IN gran servicio Ia
hygiene p1oica.
ahora viane 10 mejor del cuento Los
queaos &cabados de recthtr, estan sn msgnff
CO estsso pero son d RoQuffort, Ell Agente
de Sandal solo es fQerte en- QnesoS.... de ID
tteTrd....
En la haciapda "MerceditA", do IL suce-
si6a serrall6s, ae decl&r6 IN incendic ell lunes
3 Ia uns, de Ia tarda.
Sc quem6 nna bagacera.
CisrFo asaag notas con una muy triste! ell
faIlscimiento dc nuestro excelents amigo CO.
areligtunario do Yaueo, don Jos6 Ma tTAteil.
Uuo mas de los busnos Cue ae
Nuestra mas sentidA condolences les
daudos, entire los que contamos amigos Qe
nuessra predilecct6n.
LA DEMooRAo4A Sc vende Ell la Tabaque-
rl4 del Ssh1F solteFo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-18
YABUCOA

Personals caracterizad&s de &qusIa pobla-
ci6n, que nos merecen entero ere Tito, nos ase-
guran que es err6nea Ia noticia que pubtcs.
mos hace dias referente que dicho vecind&-
rio se halla en- constAnte alsrma a G&usA de
los repetidos disparos que 90 prodncsn por Ia
noche.
Lo ocurrido, hace tempo, fac que 81 atra-
vesar IN ginete g. escape Eor una de las GALES
c6ntricas del pueblo, Il poiicfa Ie di6 el alto y
como aquel siguiara de largo, ensouees hizo
aqueIla un disparo al sire.
Por 10 demAs, ell orGen y la traIquilidad
son completes.
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Comisi6n total

Sc dec ara ls CAmsra ep comisidn total,
ocupando 10 pFesidancia el ssh1r Vsvs para
discutlr ei 81. b ndmero 60 del sefnr Cornw sil
Giobre lo1actionp Puesto votacioa fde pro-
oado sin discussion, sc recomend6 Ia Csma-
ra que 10 adoptAra; pero hscha Ia vote fSn nor
nsta, Tue desschAd0. A petiei0n de antor
fub acnerdo reconsidsrArlo 81 mGrcDies pro
ximo.
-se oeeIsFa nuevsmante Ia C1naTa en-
cnmtsion total pare discutir ell H B. nhnero
64 aei aenor Domsnech spara enviAr u los &C.
UU. siets mujeres i6sensa estudiar Ia pro.
fssi6r de enfsrmeraa Fus sprobado con en-
mIendSe Tsmbi6a Sc aproh6 sin enmfenSas
ell H 3 e5 del ten1r Egoscue ssObre ns9o seI
importe De los animGlss atAeAdos dc n,uermo.s
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pesar de las repetidas qoejas de los &C.
nores saurfy SubirS, eonhndsn los senores
Plerluisi Ferrer echanGo en- ia zanla 90 10
hncs EstrettG 81 mosto que resultA de Ia 1aorl'
caeion del ron.
vananad ads nne beba Al ganado.
ESta "a Ia tercera vex oue nos hacemos
eco de ese oneia inatfaima
r, -..,.,ao 49,. a. tn T.,,.u IA -Jt..
toy,a trsts ds esisbrar % eTSnsne, en- sn Rscl,eia
vSnstrs De los adsIsntos ona 4obtiena los dlscf
nnIoG.
Ooortunamente ss anunciar6 IL fecha DE-
ra dichos ex6menes.
Nuestro amigo dcn padro Jpan Parrs aa
hayA recoRido en- cams hsee aJqunos digE, &
consaenencia de nna 1--we 5nIanc1s.
Anhelamos yarle rastAblecldo cuanto an.
tes
A la ratreta daI 0onningo hItimo asistib re-
0nlar conenrrancfa
AIgunos instruua entos lie In banda no res :
10 que iuzgamos convenients 80 realice cu1lnto
sntes el proyecto de adquirir nuevo instru-
mental.
El tercer n6mero de eLa Arsn > ha sido
Ss encuentrAn .vAcantes una Escuels grs-
duada una rural an San Gsrm&n ochn ru-
vas & los Iaspsctares de Eycuelss de San Ger.
man Ponce.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-18
ESTADOS UNIDOS
REHABILITATION DEL TRABAJo

Muchos copgrcsistss 80 han declAFAdo en-
favor de ana adici6n q In Constitution, regu-
lSndo las horas de tTAbaJo en- los Estados y nj
dos.
Ei psFttdo repDblicano vossFa favorable
mante en- ell Asunto que muy pFooto ser6 pre-
ssntado en- debida fofma ante ell OoDgTeso.
T,na prfpcipalee comeFcIantes del N 1rte y
rnv Al los Estados UnidOB pRFticu'Rrmnnte
II. dneeos de las f4ctoTiGs de harinss lcs isua-
i.s az has mostrado copforme con las medidas
propusstss soore In reguiAriaacion oe' afaOSlo'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-18

rxANaAgY CAPIROTES-Vafsos do Lula
:, - S.ss,-ex Ta.hraYo DE venta en- Is calls de
IL TOTealsza no es' ~ Pi~s'~ -
NJ sisHplAr,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-18
Asamblea legislative
SESSION. DEL DlA17 DE fEBRERO

A los de ls tsrds So declare abisrts Ia Sc.
si6n pcr sl se1or We've (ion SantisgoI
Francisco r OftiE se leia de q7s lie ha-
yam impuasto mas eontribucionss da las que
en- justeia debe pagar.
iii Ayuutaniento de A ijuntSs Sc ad-
hiere 81 de Pouos en- 10 relative la eondona-
ci6n de- "a llamads "Dauda de Estadob
Iii Alcslde de Clmasf3 Sc opone g. cue
aquel munici pio sea anexionsdo; pero Ell ca.
go de que asf SO acordare que Sc le declare ca-
becera.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-18
LEONcIO BARRElRO

Ciruiano dentistsl, Ofte4
CO aus servicios I'll pit If
60. Gale de Ruiz BelYis.
Caguas, Pto-Rteo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-18

El OapitAn General Manle6p, est6 mc,vilf.
Eando ejArcito. Su verdadero titnlo es Ca
pItAn General de las Turhs9, pero en- su t'tu;o
de &pSpelD Sc 10 denomina gcspstaz9 de los
smpleados del mOnictpto. Tam oi6n ss e de-
clara y nh delipcuente seS61~ Ia septencis
del Tribunal del Dlstrito, auBqus tod&vfs se
encuentrs cAmpeando por ga reEpeto. aaora
preguntsnob nosotros dei puesto De cabeciiia
ds turhas IL condieion de deIincuente son
eompatibies con destlnos ofcIales restrihuidos
por ell municipio?D
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Bills aprobados en- 8. Iectu.a

Fderon apr0bsdos en- tereera Iectura Ell
EEL. B. go por el sehoF Egozcue xSohre crea-
ci6n do eaeus'as en- lsg c6reeles depsrtsmen.
tales; al Fl. B. II por s sef,r Setrano, Gre
ando an comlt8 de naestTos para la adminisi-
traction de los fondos q al magisterio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-18
Comunicaciones

II SscretArio del C0nseio Eiecutivo par
tieipa ia Camsra que aquel alto Cusrpo ha
aproba6o sin enmiendas I'll 81. b D6 nero So
s ,bre al ieDguAjs dabeP& usarsa oaclan
mente 81 H. B n6 nero / Pidiendo al CouRre-
50 De l0s g. G.. II. q. Ia construeci6a da-3 cdr
haios para ofcinAs de correos, ell Ell sos
tltuto de Zsno Gambia reg lamentando Ia ma
taDBa d. ganadD vsnt& de carne fresca en- II
is'a. A pssiei6a del sen lr Egozcue pasA este
q timo proyecto 9 In comisi6n de Ssnidad para
"a fnforma.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-18
Lo que dice Ell News"

aha regFesado Maule6n lac turbas SO
muessrAn acsivas4
Los fedActoEes de &La CorresBondsrcieD
han sido atRcsdos rnsltrStsdos tres vecea en-
tres dfss consecntivoD. Un solo individuo fu4
multado con tres dollars por ell juez, cuando
se debi6 senksnctar una docena tres neses
de c6Fcel.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-18

Avisamos & las personals de Ii isla que de-
sean suscYi6irsa al GFfgaKo,S que es iadispen-
sable rel mitir per anticipate 80 eentavos que
fmuorta Ia sugcrlci6n mensu2l.
Aganta en- Ponce, America Marin.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-18

I'll eIemento socialista de esta ciudad
aeuarda Ia visita del leader Santiago Ig esias.
A este acornpaflarG ell secretario dsl Conf
ia don Eugenio Sanchez.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1902-10-14
WELSH COAL ENTERS FREE.
Collectors at Ports Literally Inter
pref Secretary Shaw's Order.

Collectors at. Ports Literally Inter-
pref Secretary Shaw's Order.
New York, Oct. 12.-The practical
effect of Secretary Shaw's recent in
structions to collectors of ports and
other customs officers to facilitate as
much as possible the importation CT
coal at the present time will be to adj
init Welsh hard coal free Of customs
duties. Customs officers in this city
take the secretary's letter to mean
that, while they are to carry out the
tariff laws in regard to the collection
of duties on coal, where there is a
chance to construe the law literally
they are to do so. A liberal con-
%struction of the law in regard to coal
will admit Welsh coal free, for it is
a question of but a few hundredths in
the test as to fixed carbon that puts
it in the dutiable or free list. Col
lector Stranahan said: 1--WE can't
put ship loads of coal through a chem
ical analysis. / think the secretary
intends that we shall take that chance
in the present coal situation. Orders
have been issued to put coal importa-
lions at the head of the list"
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1902-10-14
Carrie Breaks Out AGAIN.

Guthrie, o. T., Oct. 12.-Mrs. Car
RE Nation. the Kansas temperance
agitator, administered a severe tongue
flashing to Governor Ferguson, who
was suddenly confronted by her while
to enter his Office. She rebuk-
ed him for the existence of saloons
IN Oklahoma and prayed for the day
that women may be in power to stop
the liquor traffic. The governor tar
rled as briefly as possible, but a large
crowd heard her remarks addressed
to him. She entered every saloon in
the city today and administered lee
lures to the owners.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1902-10-14
LONG EXPECTED APPOINTMENT
IS FINALLY ANNOUNCED.
NEWS RECEIVED AT BUTTE
Appointee Well Known in Military Cir
Giles, Having Served Both as
Regular and Volunteer.

Butte, Oct. 12.-News was received
in Butte yesterday morning that Col.
G. F. Lloyd Of this city was appointed
United tSates marshal for the dis.
trict Of Montana, vice Joseph F. Wool.
man, whose term has expired.
Former Senator 7. H. Carter was
the first to hear the news in Montana.
A dispatch from Attorney General
Knox was forwarded to him to st.
Louis and repeated to Helena.
Colonel Lloyd's appointment has
been expected for some time, but
all the same the news was received
by his many friends with great JOY
and all admit that he is the man for
the place.
1t is not known just when Colonel
Lloyd will take charge Of the office
or whom he will appoint as deputies,
but it is probable that he will take
charge of the Office as socn as the
bonds can be filed and the necessary
preliminaries arranged. This may be
done in 10 days.
Mr.. Woolman was not a candidate
for reappointment and indorsed the
appointment of Colonel Lloyd.
C. r. Lloyd was born in Gutenberg,
Sweden, in the year 1851 and came to
this country when he was only six
months of age, settling first in Wis
consin and shortly after removing to
Iawo.
He was appointed to the United
States military academy from Iowa
from which Institution he graduated
in the year 1874. His first military
service was as second lieutenant of
the Fourteenth U. S. infantry.
For some years he was stationed at
Fort Douglass, nea Salt Lake, at
which place he was married. He was
with General Crook in his memorable
campaign against Sitting Bull in 1876
and later on was stationed at Fort
Robinson, Neb. He was mustered out
of the regular army June 10, 1888, and
shortly after took up his residence in
this city where he has been an honor
ed and much respected citizen ever
since.
When the Spanish-American war
broke. out Colonel Yloyd was made
lieutenant colonel of the Third U. s..
volunteer cavalry, n of the rough
rider regiments. He was appointed.
to the command on May IA and was
mustered out September 10 of the
same year.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1902-10-14


the operators, who would trample un-
de- foot and chush the hearts and
spirits of the men whom they employ
with equally callous Indifference as
they outrage dignity, the manhood
and the interests Of every man, wo-
mar and child in our land.
"Send all contributions TOT w. B.
Wilson, secretary United Mine Work
ers of America, stevenson building,
indianapolis. Respectfully and fra
ternally,
SAMUEL GOMPERs, President.
JAMES DUNCAN, First Vive Presi-
dent.
JOHN MITCHELL, Second Vice
President.
JAMES O'CONNELL, Third Vice
President.
MAX NORRIS, Fourth Vice Presi-
dent. Y
THOMAS 1. KIDD, Fifth Vice Pres
ident.
I'D. A. HAYES, Sixth Vice President.
JOHN B. LENNON, Treasurer. =
FRANK MORRISON, Secretary.
Executive Council American Fedora
ton of Labor"
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1902-10-14

cavalry, was driven to. the temporary
white house to pay their respects to
President Roosevelt. All the members
OF the cabinet now in the city-Secre-
taries Hay, Wilson and Hitchcock and
Postmaster General Payne-together
with Secretary Cortelyou and Colonel
Bingham, the presidents military
aide, in full uniform, were present to
assist in the reception.
The greetings between the presi-
dent and the prince were cordial on
both sides. There were no formal
speeches. The prince expressed his
admiration for the country, the little
OF it he had seen, and spoke of the
impressive appearance of the Ameri-
can cavalry. President Roosevelt re-
sponded pleasantly. He asked the
prince about his proposed itinerary,
and expressed the hope that he would
visit the military and naval acad-
emies, and also spend some time ex-
aiming the industries of which the
country is SO proud. The audience
lasted not more than five minutes.
The prince and his party were then
driven back to the Arlington, where
the prince remained quietly this af-
ternoon, looking after his mail.
Second Lieutenant Robert s. Clark,
Ninth infantry, has been assigned to
special duty with his royal highness
and will accompany him during his
official entertainment by the govern
ment.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1902-10-14
DEMURRER LOOKED FOR
SECURITIES COMPANY WILL
MAKE RESPONSE TODAY.
Very Likely That Arguments Will
Not Be Heard Much Be-
fore January.

Washington, Oct. 12.-Under the
order of the supreme court the North.
ern Securities company is required to.
morrow to make some response to the
bill of complaint of the state OF Wash.
ington to prevent the consolidation OF
the Northern Pacific and Great North.
ern railroads. This response may
take the shape of an answer to the
allegation in the bill Of complaint or
g demurrer to those allegations. 1t
is expected that the Securities com
pany will demur. This will have the
effect of putting off final action by the
court because of the frequent argu-
ments that will become necessary as
a consequence. Il
In either case it is almost certain
that the Securities company will al
lege that there is no ground for COM
plant because of the absence of any
statute of the state of Washington
prescribing a penalty for %consolida-
ton of competing railroads. 1t will
be alleged that although there is an
express prohibition of consolidation
in the state constitution, the legisla-
ture failed to make such provision eff
fective by passing a penal statute to
carry out it's provisions.
Thus, in the opinion of the Securi-
ties company, this constitutional pro-
vision is nothing but a declaration of
policy.
If the Securities company files a de-
murrer to the allegations of the bill
of complaint, it's counsel will ask the
court to set a date for argument on it.
If a straight answer is filed, the state
will be given an opportunity to reply
or else to demur to the answer. In
any event, it is not probable that the
arguments will be heard from before
the beginning of next year, by which
time Associate Justice Holmes will
have been confirmed by the senate
and take his seat. The case is so i'm
portant that it is desirable to have
arguments submitted before the full
bench.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1902-10-14

In the District Court of the Seventh
Judicial District of the State OF
Montana, in and for the County of
Yellowstone.
In the Matter of the Estate of Charles
Black, Observation-Disclosures of Time
and Place for Proving the Will
Notice is hereby given that the
25th day of October, A. d. 1902, at
ten o'clock a. m. OF said day and be-
fore the clerk of the Seventh Judicial
District Court of the state of Mon
tana, in and for the county of Yellow
stone, at his Office, in the court house,
in the city of Billings, within said
county and state, has been appointed,
by an order duly made and filed in
this matter, as the time and place for
proving the will OF the said Charles
Black, deceased, and for hearing the
application of Anna Black for the
issuance to her OF Letters Testament
airy thereon, at which time and place
any and all persons may appear and
protest or object to the probating of
the said will or to the granting of the
said application for letters testament
airy thereon.
Witness my hand and the seal of
the said court, this 18th day of Octo-
Der, A. D. 1902.
(Court Seal) r. A. WILLIAMS,
Clerk of said District Court.
James r. Goss, Esq, Attorney for
Petitioner. wa