davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-05-03

At the present time Denver has dozen differ
ent "new process tests working samples or
''runs" of ore from the various districts of the
state. One fellow has plan for desulphurizing
the sulphides and then proceeding with them by
electric magnet that will attract every particle
of mineral Another proposition that is attracting
attention Is a crusher that does the work by the
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-05-03

Governor Orman states that he is candidate
for reelection and his friends pointing to the
fact that he is father of the revenue bill. 1t is
a mighty tough looking child own, but it is ap-
parently about the best in the litter born during
his administration. Perhaps it does not look as
badly to him it does to others-peop1e's own
children are not liable to.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-05-03

A Fair-fghting, UncOmpromising Republican Paper
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-06
HABLAR POR HABLAR

The Sen Juan NetVs, en- su sdici6n del %
del actual, nos Viene hablAndo de GcincuentR
dos mil pesos ecoDomiEados por 10 tncoP-
porAci6n de diez echo puebitos ane xados
Dtros,S y de como cierta Ia noticia de que Ia
mayor parte de Las pFotest4s que se bicieron
oportunamente contra Is Apexi6p, fueron he
chRs por personals Q ne perderan sus destinos al
asr enexsdos s otros puebios los de su We
Eindad.
Vsmos dAF por sentado 10 que nes dice oil
Atlts & eta que, para los contribuyentss, re-
pres6nts el bin spFoba60 una economic de So
mil pesos cuya Afrmscl6n no es sEscts, por-
cue con In VICENTE Ley de tributsci6n, 10 mia.
mo psgAEa un contribuyept ts de IN pueblo ane-
EsdO, que otro de igua' capital que resida en-
sl pueblo donda existR ell muncipio.
Psro, supcniendo que realnente hays tai
Acohomia, dqu5 le Va nj lie vene 81 gobierno, al
Neies nj los csciques d. Puerto Rico, con que
loa coptribuy entes de pueblo des&en De gar
enCo en- veE de tres, slempre que esto redunde
an bsnehcio de sd bienestsr progreso2
En cuanto que ala mayor parte de las
proteatas viensn de personas que perdelfan
aus destiros al ser snexados otros pueblos de
Bu veclndRd,D tambien una aHrmaci6n in.
iusta inexscts, que mersce ser rechasada
pGbiicAmente, en- honor de la verdad por los
periuicloa p6hlleos que spaTeja.
Decirnos que es injustS nexacta tai s. hr
mRci6n, porque los menos que han interve nIdo
en- los pueblos en- ls cor fecci6n de esas protes.
tas son los ernplesdos. Eal ven opine el psri6 :
uico aludido que los habitSntes de eBte pafs no
tepgsn criterio sufciente para ssber iu7gAr y
.trAthr lAt cnestiones que difectsments les In.
beFessn.
Sp equivocAcion es grande saA Aetitud
IN tsresAdR que he tornado Ell asunto de re-
fsrenciA, cd contra de la opinion y voiuntad
de Ia m2goriR de los habitantss de los pue bic 8
Apexados nos h8ce pensAF, con paTfectfsiuao o
de-echo, que 81 tAmbien coopersTA destTnir
tOdo 10 t1iAtents en- este desgraciado pats.
SQaisre entersrse ei Nttcs. para Ia IL for
macion lnparciAl, DO si eB o no veFdad que 10
mayor pBrte de los empleadoB fueFAn los que
estAblecIsgon las pFotestas2 Pues0dentTo de
breves dfAs los pueblos ansxadoG hAn de csle-
bTAT <mGetiz gtS en son de prosesta contra Ia
Ley que loa snulR, bueDo serk que o esss
As6mbieAs engfe nm repTesentapte, para que,
por boea del mismo, puedA entonces hAbisr
con veTaAdero eonocimiento de la question ,
ain ineUrFir ca spreci1cfones tqUisncRdss, per-
judiciRles para Ii capsa de los pneoloa suprt
midos.
Un contribuyente.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-06
CRONICA
LA OBRA DEL PoETA

habla que tai poesia popular sc express,
aqpeiIo mas que meodf@, n 6sca, espar-
cimiento. tai vsz arte.. Para sllos, aquslo
es Religion
Tfas 81 canto popular an6DiDo, cnyo au'
tor es 81 pueblo, viene la labor del utera to
quito. z entonces ya M es TODD inspirsc sci6n
natural espontsnes. FL poets de revista
de salon sa0s de antemano que tales cuaies
santimientos, expFesadoB Krtifciosos versos,
han de RgrRder estAbeeer relation stm-
pstica entire 81 ieet0res, escribe para
agrad&r. e. sentimiento puro dtgno de res
peto como religion como Quito Inferno,
convierte en- idea poIftie8, sobre Ia cuRl Pa
necasArio diseutir. Sc sondes en los mares
de Is historis, de Ia aoogfs, da ID etnogrs fla
Y de 10 esonomfs politics., psra buacar datos
ejsmpios CUE justl8qaen al psrecer la asoirs-
ci6n de pueblo poner cssR apAFte. ya
en- e camino de Is predicaci6n sin obstacuos,
del entuslAsmo por Ell ideal defandido, mace ell
desAmor hacis las idsas do los osros
I'm la historic del cstalSnismo, Is vieta
Instftucl6a de los Jusgos F.orsles desem pen&
papei muy bril;aBte. Qae an toda renovation
social, antes que al bFago cue ejecuta, est6 ell
cersbro que discurre a fsntAsfa que suef1a,
6es fefso d nsdie dodsr .o?. :. e sn> cimiento
litarRrio as ell nsnantial eisno Oeuito de
donds gisne Ell candsloao rio que hoy vemos
eorrer ante nosoaros. AL empUje del Ransci-
mispto saeuda 81 genio catslSn su et&rgo, al
paIadfn de m6rmoi, que vesbldo de su ARA Adu-
"a duerme, SO ineorpora snda, alze su from
tera spiritual al idioma, ra'ga sudari0 la
historic, yAFgueae aitivA Ia eysnds, surge
plet6sico de vida el testro, resCena otrs vez,
al son de Ia viola, 6l eanso popular del trove-
70. :. ArrastrAda por In formidable inunds-
ci6n de Ideas de sentimisntos, obra incons.
cisnta CO los Joegos B.orales, an Ia que cola
bora mas tarde, con susei6rcito de cantores,
CiavA, sisnte Is iuventud intellectual "a nostal-
gia de la Eiad M ada, sCnaudo con una patris
que cree perdids, con una Oatalufi4 "a musr
"a, nuevo Epimenides 81 que es preeiso des-
psrtar. Asf, &l Arrullo de- as copIaE al
resplAnder de las leyendss, &c pPeparR al Sc
rreno para que IN ds, ahi en Menresa, suSgs
el murcieisgo de Las ruinas, disfrazado con los
colores mss chillones de ls paeta modornis-
k&....s
No es mucho, pues, Que Sc apiauds Los
PLrineos, con possfa 9soStGj0tcd de D Victor,
con mhsica otentffcG 1e PsdPsI. Hay am
biente para esas cosas; 10 prepAraron los del
laud las mslenas. Fl lsud, desde hace item
DO no da sonidoS; psro Run nos quedan, para
hablaR verso de veE en- cnSndo los del aPan
eel protector...,
Antonio OCrton.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-06

Con Ia representation de Los Ptrtneos
hermoso poema de BAiaguer, convertido en-
opera, muy cele brada por Ia critics, ha coin"
cidiao en- 9ItoS dias Ia celebration dat primer
aDiversarin del faleeimionto de D. Victor. Y
hasts en- AsociRciones tan aiejsdas del cutie
las letTas como ell FJmento del Trabsjo
Nscion8l, hemos tspido en- estos dfas valsdas
pC6ticRs, en que el proteccionismo 6Tancel&-
rio, pusando ID IRA del roman ticismo, nos ha
hablado en- verso. Testimonio es este de Que
aAn existen ejempiares de squellA rohusta gs
neracI6n, E1ftGd ntersriH, mitad p0fbicB, que
di6 vida Al Renacimiento catalan, dentro de
ls cual el poets, con su lsud sus meLenas, te-
MIA mAs pdolico que cualquier dipntsdo regio-
nalista de hoy.
tAhl los poetAsl . Ys casi 10 exlstsn
... Pocos, muy pocos, quedan, aun esos
niBmos, rsgGn la antigua lmpsacable profe
Cis del Ataneo de Madrid, estSn ilam&dos
desapArecer Desds one tieDen In audAcia
ds pedir dinero los editofes, pretsndisndo
Viyir de su IRA, no salem del rincon del hoger
dom 6stico. PAssron, aunque tSl ve2 vn'veran,
los tismpos en- que el poets ejercfa infueuCis
sobFe la mutitud, porque 81 mismo couenzaba
por hsceFse eco de los senttmiantos domtnan-
sss en- ell medic social. EspRoncedS, con eI
Alarido de M desesper&elon sRt$Dics: QaiDta-
ns, con el 6nfasis augusta de sus eEtrofss; 20
rrills, con la potente -eatarAta Q sn inspira-
ci6u semiOEisntsl esOs tres G3lIabhs de o poe
Bfa, que muriaron sin pFole, solIan deisE g gun
sastro de Su esp1ritu, de su entusiasmo de
sus quimerss sn Ia iuvent1d, que apleudfa
sus esntos. Va ESQ pas6. Las generaciones
atormentatss one hoy crnzAn fsbrtlmente por
81 testro do la vida, piensan stenten en- pro-
AAs..ssb
Pero antes Do ahoFa, antes1de 10 irrupci6R
del mAtsriaismo, cuando aun gastabsn lsud
melenAs, lqUe cosas no haefan los poetRsl.
HaciAn, entire OtrAs cos&s, JG opinion, eran
log inicladoreE, los propulsOres de los grandes
movimientOs sociaIes. Vestales del fueSo sA-
grado lei pstrotlsmo, podTfs hAb6rseles la
mRdo pFoplamente, 81 no hubiesen gaetad0 bi
cote y psriIla; pstriotismo, por supuasto, en-
Iendldo su modo, locAlizsdo, limi3ado ror
una monts IA por un RIO, ell rio de s4 PATRTA,
sl 1nico que habfan visto, el dnico que dese&-
ban YER, porque no yer otro jamas consis-
Ha-ya 10 dijo uno de eiios-la suprema ven
kura.
A la sombFa del 6rbol secular y querido,
rodsAdo dc alegre cC"o de Sdeanos, nara el
bersotaTt las leyendAs de la TERRA 6uskara, no
de otro modo que ALA ieiOR en- region distinta,
81 pie de otrss montsflAs, orilIss del Miho
meSnc6lico dulce, otro cantor, Cssi aiempre
a6nmo, DICE alsdAs estrofAs que semejan can
10 de Alondra nurmullo lejRnO del viento...
Para INF y para cuRlquiera que desconozca 81
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-06
Curiosidades

Ia l0s Estsdos nldos se ha aueo1trado
IN medic m ny plActico para I'm pe6lr % forma-
ci6n desmesUrsda de yo.vo en- las Gales ca.
rFeteTas, regsndo'aS con petroleo como cate
no q svapora, quedau las Was praser ervsdss de
polvo durante mucho tempo En- vista del
buen exito, muchss snciedadas fsrroviarias
han empIeado este sistema pAra mayer como.
didad de los visieros, actuaImente posse
America miles de kil6metros de- Was lubrIfca-
daB De petr6 co.
Para yerihcRr esta orersci6n recorre Ia
Inca un trsn compnesto 11icamenta de- una
locomotors, de M vsg6a que lava el p6sito
de pstF6 60 de otro snbre ell qIe deBcansan
las suberias de riego. Ss toman msdidas es
pecisles para que el patF6leo no toqne directa
mente los rails, porous eptoF peceYfs al
mecanisuo dc las ruedas de la locomotorS. El
petr6ieo emplsado cast inodoro Eltamen-
ta II hsmkbls.
AL procedev al ris go poF pTimeFa vex, el
gssto para nm ki ometFo ssciande CeYca Ls
5000 'itros de pssr0eo cuyo pracio vaTis antre
30 8 81 dollart; en- lns riegos sUeesivas 81 gssso
ADuRI reduce 10 dollars por kilomstro.
ApArte de las grandes ventsiss qas ofrecen al
vie jeFo lFs viss ferFesH iubrifcadas, tienen adn
otrsE que compensan al Gatto crecido G1e re-
presenta eu sostenimiepto da la lfnes. Ssbido
es que IN exceafva formation de poivo menu
do ex'ge el csmbio de geandes exkencionss de
Failti con el nso del pett6'so desapsFsee ese
inconvsnieute. y, atemAs, preserva los rails
ds los 6esastTosna tfeetos de la mails hierba,
del sgnA de llnsia ie las helAdas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-06
lnventO modernO
AntomoVil sistema Marconi
para Ia telegrafla militar

En los comisn EOS da ID guerra del Trans
wal iItaDt taron las tropss ingiesss utiiizar Ia
teiegreffs sin conductores. sistema Mareoni,
pArs las comunfcaciones de amos dastacs men
tee con otros, peTo los resultados no CORES.
pOn6isTon & 10 qae &c espsrsba y al proceed.
miento SO abandonO.
Rl fraesso fee oeasionado por defecto
alguno del sistems, nj por Ia presencga ds mi
nerales en- gran cantidsd, sino por ID mala
orgs nizacf6n.
Al estsllar ls guerra dacidieron laa auto
ridsdes miIitares inatalar Ell aistena en Cape
Town, con eI n de teIegrAaar agunos pun
tes del interior ls llsgads de vartos transpor-
tee.
sa enslaron Ospe T, wn oporarlo,, pero
81 llegar 8 este punto, las sutorfdades militia
r,a le msndaron seguir AdeIante, como asf 10
hceron,
Cuando llegaron nj punto indicado por Ias
autorid edeF, no dfspnsieron de postas para CO.
lccsr iaa xansensss cono no nAhis arooies
an s'gunss leguas Ia redonds, no obtuvIeron
poste sgaDo.
Sc recurri6 sntonces al uso de las cometas
uifiItares sistena xB8den PC wsll,H pero tam
POGO dieron resuitado, desfstie odose lie In
tsIegrsffa por falts de preparation
En- visits de estos incon " = d. tss, Marcori
decidi6 eonstruir una instslaci6n portsttl, que
hastass 4 las necesidades de 10 telegrt ff@ en-
camuaha.
Ls instalaci6n por Ell fdeads esta formada
del ssguiente modo: consta de IN suton OWL
con motor de vspor sistems Thornyerolt, usa-
do en- I giateYTa para ell transports por carra-
fegA. Eu9Q0 EThnspOF6Af tiHCa AuAS
i alcanzsr una vslocida7 de 19 20 Kilometres
Dor hors toda caYga- Ls psrke poste rior del
Garrusje estA dispuest2 para seivtr Gle cabins
lie telegvsBco y contieOe todo 10 necesAflo pars
nllo, Sobre sl tech0 del cBFrnaja Va montado
I'm cilindro. que las Tnarchas Sc dobla fae
Iobre ell techo cBando tiene que funcienar
10 eDcnsntra lsTantatfi mide ssts ciitndro
nnos siete metros, ss do metal estA peffscsa-
nsnts aisfade, llsvando an 81 pRrte superior
81 apsFato excitador.
Una de Ias vent1jss da esta ins1alaci6u
an buIante cousfsts ne enfenaF en- comnni
caci6n el vehIsplo a coinmns que 10 escol-
-, pudieDdc, como 6istancfa mSxtntA, reetoir-
se trssmittrse feIegTsmss 80 k6m saros
Esta instRisoiol parecs hsnsr resneIto el
problems de obtsner IN apaTato trsasporta
BILE, s6idc, de POGO peso 10 mas ssnelllo.
lDs Is Nature.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-06
Antonio Oorton.


S. bsmos, que, para mayor comodidad del
rhblico, ell sc for Aras, post master de esta
ciudad piensa epcargar un buz6n fin de CO.
locsrlo en- IN punto c6ntrlco de la Plaza.
La correspondence depositada en- 81 se re-
cogerS 8 las ocho de Ia noche.
Muy plausible nos DaTsce ls idea por
ella felicitamos 81 sefor Arias.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-06

81 es cierto 10 relatado,
y como esos dos maridts
hay mas en- eSa naci0n,
Ia mujer que tome estado
en- los EstadOs UDidCs,
que no conffe en- la union
Porque pase que ell primero,
irritado y faribundo,
reniegue de 81 mujer,
que lie el no Sc cuida; pero
que Sc incomode el segundo-
No me queda mas que verl
La que por ser hoIgazana
falta sus obligaciones,
merece uU8 correction
lTener CAST una sem'Ana
al maIido sin botones!.
DlgoI " los del pantal6nl
Pero, en- cambi0, es fuerte coSa
que IN marido Sc alborote
y llegue tai frenesf,
porque ella lie oe, mimosa,
tironcitos del bigote
quiera dormirse asf.
Egta claro que esa fsstG,
si tempo fuerza 30 rinde.
llevada por Su pasi6a,
puede resultar mUleSta,
81 thrones imDide
el cue eI duerma de IN tfr6n
Mas tsa mania, ca que ella
encuentra tanto delete
y q Ell produce tai pesar,
sin divorcio nj querella,
con que el bigot9 Sc afeite
puede al punto remediar
Mas justs es Ia ira mostrada
por aquel otrO marido,
que con raz6n pierde pies;
pueS 81 no Ie cOsen NADIA,
gritar como IN deScOsid0
cosa muy natural es.
Sin embargo, lqnG demonioi,
me parece que hay exceso
Y que exageran los dos
lDlsolver Ell ma trimonio
t1icamente por esoi-
IVamOs, seflores, por Diosl
Pero esta question ofrece
otrs question pelIaguda
referente la mujer;
question que a mi me parece
digna' sin n1nguna duda,
de estudiar y reSolver.
5Cual es, en- yerdad, Ia esposa
que mas molesta y eDfAda
lieva q la indignaci6nP
lLa importuna pego3osa,
la arisca despegada
que nj pega IN bottom?
Felipe Perez y Gonzalez,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-06
ALMAs GEMELAs

En- IN iugsre in del Deps rtamsnto del Al
tn Vienna cay enferrno un hacenAAdo de 81
aFios caEi al mismo tempo que au esposs de so
aims
Ambos faUeciexon al 81 en In misma CANA,
como minutes apenAs de diferencis.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-06

DOCTOR J. LORENZO CASALDUc.
ClruIano- Dentists Norte-aH eFfespc.
Areciboe-P PueTto-Rl
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-06
GRAN HOTEL-RESTAURANT
III CHA rI7H AZ
J l2--craz2 Fertaloza H. -s.ptei do prlasr Ordsn

coDsa Hoss oapacidad pageros
leza 81 mas fresco sntado do
da antique conidas
ri igual daOSs
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-06
Rev'istas Comicas
;DIVORCONs!

GUn almacenlsta lie Chica-
go Sc Ia diyorciado de 81
muier, porque 6sta se empe-
no en- no repasarIe iik ropa, y
tuvo seis oias m paEtal6n
ain botones
GUn m6dico de WAshlDg
ton ha pedido ell iiivorcio,
fundandose en- que su costi-
LA tiene la mania de tirarIe
del bigote cnando estSn acos-
tados.0
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-11-22
MARRIAGE LICENSES

News Nyren and Emma Sjimmerson.
William Strobeck and Sina Nelson.
Sigfred Burns and Merrie Olson.
Iver Danielson and Hildur Green.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-11-22
"What's In a Name ?"

'The name Of new breakfast food is
always matter Of great care and i'm
portance," said representative Of The
American Cereal company who was in the
city yesterday Oh business connected with
the new breakfast product-Apitezo.
The name "Apitezo,". which has excited
considerable interest, simply because it is
unlike the freak names of many break
fast foods, was chosen from among very
many other names because first Of all it
was unlike others, it was easily remem-
bered, and "a most important deta1D, had
direct connection with the qualities of
the food. Apitezo is the result of
many months Of experiment. We were
determined to produce a food whose ape
thing qualities would be in contrast to the
dull level of the ordinary American break
fast This had been a point which had
been neglected by food science for long
while, and as a result people were never
long content with one food and were con-
stantly changing.
Their APPETITE got tired, that was all. We
made Apitezo so attractive and apetizing
that the palate does not get tired of it.
You might live your whole life on Apitezo
and go to every meal with a zest that you
would not have for ordinary fare That is
why 1t Is called Apitezo.. You see it is a,
most significant name. -
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-11-22
ADATTO'S SLAUGHTER
Nathan Quigley Of St. Paul Having
a Hard Time to Dodge
=. Matrimony. -
He Is Tutor in Philippine
Datto's Family and I.
- .. Stands In. =.

Nathan Quigfey, a. graduate of the St.
Paul Central High school and who was a
/ student at Hamlfne university prior to
his enlistment in the army, has written
home from the Philippines a letter In
which he says that he is now employed by
a wealthy Datto to teach English in the
Datto's family and, incidentally, that his
| employer is trying to bring about a mar
riage between the American and his
daughter, IL proceeding which has the
hearty support of the girl herself. ,.
The Filipino's name is Cocaca, and
Quigey met him when the fort of which
he was In command was RACED by the
American troops and the old man taken
captive. The Datto WAS badly wounded
and the st. Paul boy wen his gratitude by
caring for him. After Quigley was mus
tered out of service the Datto took him
into his employ. ~ .s,.:.t& ~
He agreed to pay me $500 a month,
Mexican" writes the ST.: Paul boy, ito
teach him English and to tell him the real
insides Of this war business. Say; I've got
that old duffer educated to fine finish.
He won't hear a word against the United
States now, is stickler for having the
stars and stripes hoisted over the house
every morning at sunrsie and last, but not
least inconvenient, he wants me to marry
his youngest daughter, who is a great
beauty according to his standard She is
willing, and I've had the queerest time
stalling them that ever you heard of. But
If some of the girls in lower town could
only see the stunts this maiden throws
when she wants to be real fascinating
they would take to the woods for keeps
His great scheme now is to become
something important under the American
government, and as he was formerly an in
1uent1al ruler, as we'll as being still a.
power among his people, it is not unlikely
that they will give him some sort Of job
In authority. If they do I'm as solid as
ever Muldoon was for the right sore Of job
under government and the Datto. If the
old man wasn't SO set on mixed marriages
Ia be as happy as clam in shallow
water, but, on the square, shall have to
cut the whole thing out when he gets to
cases on the matrimonial DEAL
THE girl I was telling you about is a
brunette all over and her ears are pierced
for anklets. She is about four feet two
inches high, thirteen years old and built
like HOttentOt. It gives me abdominal
cramps to reflect on what she will look ten
years from now. Iw!sh you could have
seen her mother, who now. heaven be
praised, is no more"
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-11-22
LOUIS RUNGE ARRAIGNE.D
He Is Charged With Frauds as an
Election Judge in the
Il 2.s5e Fourth Ward.

:, Louis A. Runge, one Of the election
judges in the fourteenth district of the
fourth ward, was arraigned before Judge
Elliott yesterday afternoon charged with
election frauds in his district. He was
given until next Tuesday at 10 a. m. to
enter a plea, Bail was fixed at $1,000 and
was promptly furnished by p. D. Boutell
and Walter BouteH. 81 Ts5.@ -,t
1t is alleged that Runge, as one Of the
Judges, attempted to falsify the vote in
his district In the interests Of c. P. Lowell
for alderman, and Sherman Smith, repub-
lican candidate for senator In the fortieth
district; that he credited "A. E Merrill
with 81 Votss instead Of leg, which were
actually cast for him, and on the other
hand, that he credited Charles p. Lowell
with 40 votes when he received only S..
In the senatorial returns, according to the
charges. W.. P. Roberts was given s.
votes when he should have had 50; J.,xF
Calhoun was given 81 against the "a actu-
ally cast. while Sherman Smith, who re-
ceived only as votes, showed up in the
returns with SO. tx
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-11-22
SEWER WORK NEARLY DONE
Within Ten Days tho improvements to,
This Season viii Be
COMPLETED,

Within the next ten days work on Min
neapolis sewers will cease for the season.
A total Of 7.S miles Of sewers has been
constructed this season. The sewer de-
partment expected to complete all work for
the year by Nov. Is, but higher wages in
other occupations caused a scarcity Of
labor which delayed the work.
The crew at Twenty third avenue Sc
and Elm street completed it's work to-day
Work at Jefferson street and Broadway
will cease Tuesday, and there will be MOTH
Ing done at Humboldt and Mount Curve
avenue after Wednesday. Operations at
Polk street and Twenty seventh avenue
NE will cease next Saturday, and at Polk
and Twenty-f1fth week later. The crew
at Eleventh avenue and Dupont will be
on watch after Wednesday, Dec. g.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-11-22
OCTOBER TAX PAYMENTS
Then Were Less Than for October, 1901
Decrease Explained by County
TrAasIgrAr

The October tax collection has reached
total of 1914 1850, almost $4,000 less
than the October collection Of last year.
County Treasurer D. G. Bell concludes
that 1nasmuch as the spring collections
were unusually heavy a great many tax
payers having money to spare decided not
to bother with paying their taxes in two
installments, and thereby accounts for
the October decrease.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-11-22
BUILDING PERMITS

Glueck Brewing company POPS Marshall
street Me- brick boiling house. $50. 900
G. H. Warren, 3443 Irving avenue s.;
frame addition to dwelling .::.....::.: 2,5(
c. F. Williams, 2737 -2739 w Forty-thtrd -
street, frame store ................:. y
Five minor permits ......i......:...... LII
-: jI& J.
Total ..................... 3,st
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-11-22

DEATHS
Peterson-Ole, Swedish hospital, 81 years.
Ketchmark-Joseph Thirtieth avenue Me- 80
oison-Paul, $40 Twenty fifth avenue Me- 60
years. = =. - .
Johnson-Carrie, 1417 Bryant avenue N, Al
Kelly-T. A., 1928 Polk street NE. SO years.