davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1902-10-17
Live Stock Markets.

East Liberty, Pa, Oct. IA. - Cattle
were higher; choice, $6.90071O; prime
$6.25Q6.75; good, $5@5.75. Hogs were
higher; prime heavies, $7.45@75O; me
@7.30; light workers., $7071O; pigs
$0.S0@7; rOughs, S60725. Sheep were
steady; best wethers, $37504; oulls
and common, S15O02; choice lambs
&5.5OQ5.75; veal calves, $7.5O0S.1 10.
East Buffalo, n Y, Oct. 14.-Cattlt
u.s. heife i s5G5.55; ;'ne co SEsers s2$55g
$3.50; bulls, $2.50m4.25. Veals steady;
tops, $8.25@8.50; common to good. IS. 81
as. Hogs active and 5010c. higher;
heavy, $7.25Q7.40; mixed, $7100125;
ggSprEers, %-GG5@ 5, % pigs, $6.8O@6;9O
mixed sneep, $3.500S.55; cuiIs to good
F1.7503.40; top lambs, $5.25@5.30: Gull.
to good, $4g5.2O; yearlings, S4G425'
Gwes, S30S76
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-28
EI poIvo en- Caguas

Es va insoportsble el poIvo que invade
asta po6la0l6n. Los aIredoFes del Parque eB-
san subierBos Goa ana cApa de polvO de m ss de
una cuArta de espeZor. Da las dsmAs GALES
no hAblemos. r. timo villoFrio de Ia isisi tie
ne GALES en- meiores condiefones que OSguAs.
Y NADIA hAee nasstro Conseio municipal para
Atender en 10 que Sc pueda, eVitAr esa YER
gbsnxa.
Las nubss de polvo, vehieuIos stguros
de tods eiAse de R-icroOIos eDfsrm60ades,
invAden no solo Al transeun5a sno las easas
de IL pobac0n. Y & nusstro Consej 10 mar nicl-
psi no Sc 10 mueveel alma; nj siquierS se'ie
ocurre que con npRs cuantas pipAs de aqua
traiaas del rio, "a podrfan re gar las GALES dos
vecaa hl Ola. No parecs Sinc que nueatro
Ayuntamiento "a conn mpone de nsasuEnndneS; do
hombres que 90 pasAn 10 vida toe&ndose el om
bliRo miranda Rl cielo.
Esto no pusde seguir asst egas nubes de
polvo son ana amenARA consbante para In s&-
lud pAsIica.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-28
EI doctor Diaz Caneja

PoY nusstros csnteB de iacapitaI noe ente-
ramos dc To- musrte de don 1gnacio- Diaz Cane,
1a, ilustPado comp faro nuestFo en- In prens&.
DlaE Caneis hgur6 con ventsia en- los
tlempns del colonisje esps1ol y sus servicios
su pArtldo le v&lleron honrosas condecorAcio-
nes por pArte del goblerno puestos de CON
hanEs por parte de Sus amigos, como el de Je-
r. del pSFtldo Unconditional, tsniente coropel
de voIuntArios y, por d'timo reprsssntGpte de
In isia en- Las Oortes nRcionS'es.
Como diputsdo Sc sHIt6 al partido que
AeAudiIlaba ell inSigne estAdista seiIoF CAnovAs
del Castillo era defsnsor ae6rrImo de Ia
absoIutA ubertad de concrete con nuestra via-
Ia Metr6poi, por eDtender que asf prospersrfa
mas sstS isla y Sc sstrechAFfan aus relaciones
con ia Penfnsul8
Como sHcritor era expressive cnltc.
DsploFRmos Ia desgrscia ofrecemna
rus deudoE, particulRrmente 10 viuds, seioFA
byn, 81 teStimonio de nuestro dolor.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-28
La Reyista comerciaI
Hispano americana

La casA PuIgdoliers Msei6 Ia ppblcado
OIL n0weFo tereero de n frnonrts nta REVIsjTA
CbAERCIAI HIspANo AMERICANA, que dtTsge
don Federico Rthols 81 es digne este peri6.
oicc, del sprecio Tdblico por su foudo por
las SRpBs terdeneiAs que dc shende, 10 80 tam
bier poE Ia foFmN exquisite Go presents ci6p
qus hoDFa extrSordinRriamerte ans balieres de
To ImpFenta Elxeviviapa, donde hAcese an eow.
poalci6n lirAjs. El phnero tsFcero, qus aca-
ba de puhlicArse, contiene ell aIgaiente intera-
b&nafsimo samGrio:
Un RcusFdo importants del CoDRreao Ame-
4ie8nIaaR do M6xieo.-@EI pFeeio del trfwo
JoFG ZnIuetA. GLs venta de las ADtiIIas dape-
RAs,p David de MoDJoy. GAlgunBs considers.
nonsa aobYe al concrete exterior de los Estadoa
UDidcs.D DCT6Diea europes,S - L. r. 8. ~Dal
Atlfptico al Psefaco per Ell esArecho de Maga-
ISnes,D JnTge Bach. GCT6nira espAfloIa, - Sal.
VAdoF CADals 1Dan Manuel Esarade Cabrera p
GCEbnieB gepeFsl1 GNotas biblteRfkHcas Sec.
eibr npGnclsFs.D GSscci6n comaTclai.a GTrRns.
pQFnesP NpisposIcionas sFsrselaTias.n
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-28
EDITORIAL

duEca resultados beneiciosrs, hay que edu.
car MI pueblo. hacf6ndoIe compTe0der que
oil hombre debe amar al terrun no como el
paiaro 81 nido la fera So cubil, sino para
su pro~reso y bienestar.
-. pueblo sc educa con ell elem olo, ell
que lie han dado al nuestro ciertOs h)nores
perversos. no puede haber sido mas contra
producente. 7 hay qnienes han llegado
reconcentrar el amor la patria en- Ell presu-
pussto: en- los desttnos p0bIicos 81 gobierno
americana me da IN empleo que antes me
negaba ell gobisrno espaf1ol pues Ell primero
90 Ell salvador, el redentor de Ia patria. Pregun-
tad todos esos puertorrique1o os que viven
hoy de IN enpEe0; q todos esCs que fIman
n0minas, que opinion tienen tornado de Ia
situaci6n del pals os dir4n que la patrla
Sss hA salvador p0rque Ell, que antes sc ha-
llaba competameDts brujG. hoy dis pore de
un sueldo de Sssenta d ochenta dollars. De
ese modo Sc ha empequenecldo en- este pals
Ell Sentimiento patrio.
Do ahf que una parte del pals proclame
muy alto su amor amor fcticio a la gran
pGtrio americana, dando al olvido su amor
La pdtrsd chicG.
Y de ese modo Ell amor la patria, gran
de, generoso. Abnegado queda reducido q la
mas sestrechaexpresi6nd del egoismo al egois-
mo personal.
7 Sc presanta aquf el raro fen5meno de
que ell amor la patria en yea de des-
6rrolI2rSe en- Ell n0gar para lr gradual
mente de la fanilia Ia aldea, de Ia
aldea & Ia ciudad de la ciudad Ia proviu.
cia, de Ia provincial la nacion, asf pro.
gresivamente nasta llegar al cosmopoI1tismo
sea al amor Is Ia humanidad, So no ani6esta
primero hacia Ia naci6n, Queda estaciona-
do en el IndiViduo. donde toma la forma
mas repugnante del egoismn.
ST hay que educar nuestro pueblo,
no en Ell sentido de Ia 0nsericanizdci6n tai
como la entienden algunos, sino en- ell del
amor al terrn1o, para que de este surja
el amor la uaci6n. pues ntngdn pueblo,
como ning1rl individuo, empezara por
amar antes sus semej antes que asf mismo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-28
Bu.enas noticias

Spehn lsemos en- la pfeDsa de San Juan,
DON Ricardo LUgo Vinas, representante del
general Stone, hA recibido IN telegrama De su
poderdAnte ordsnAndols que el diA de Mar.
10 pr6xlmo SO de principle los trsbaios del
isrroeATrii por Sl intsrior y,costa.
Sa dice dua al American Colonial Bark y
los nefores de Ford CO son los eneArgsdoR de
Ru nipistFar los fondoa necerarios para Rtendef
los gaGtob.
La sstRci6 central de este fsrrc cSTrii &c
aptsbleoerG en- Pueblo Viejo, nj lado de In
ba hia de Sau juan, de ella p4rtlrA Ia Inca
con dlrecci6n Csgus'. en- donde 80 bifurcar6
con ramRlss para Humacao el puerto de 10.
Dor.
Nos alegrarsmos lIeguen 3 Was de hecho
los rumores que dejamos consignados.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-28
SAM ezDa
HOTA@ Kees X G1ss zs9 r1ap

Febrero 81.
Sc encusntfan srfermos, dssde hace dos
df&s, los sf h1res don Eduardo Marin don Ar.
turo MnfIiE. emplesdos de Ia ch:ins del Attor-
ney General
Que pronto Sc mejoren puedan concurrir
& sus ocupacionss habituaies.
H. entrAdn en nuastFo puerto, procedents
de Espafis, vfs Caparias, Ell v&por espsf1l
GCiudad de Cadixs Manana saldra CON rurnbo
10 Habans.
Ha regresado de Barcelona 81 reputado
comerciante don Ramon Monies, duefio de la
sastFerfa que Ilevs su Dombre. Este amigo
pGs0 una larga tempoFada en- Espads, legsn-
do muy bien de salud.
LIE saludamos por regreso al pats.
De paso para Ia H&bana Sc encUebtra en-
San Juan ell tenor de zarzuela sefior Obreg6n.
Este tenor ha deieitado mucho 81 p6blico de
San Juan Ponce.
EyRECOMENDAMOS nuestros amigo,
ei hotel <The MarinaS San jose no /, Capital.
81 AyuntaulieDto de Mavsetiez ha mega
do TODD Auxili0 al pue bio de Cato RHO, solici-
tAdo CON motito dsi incendio ocnrrido hAce
POGO en- Squel pueblo.
Con este motive SO racherda mncho en-
CAbo Rojo los upuchos buenos auxilios que
ls prestRrOn Msyggusz, cuando ocurfi6 m
gran incepdio en- sqnel pueblo.
Nosotros cresmns Que los pHe bios d Den
Avudarse mutua mente mas cuando son con-
veeinos.
Cast todos los Ayuntamlento ntos han s0iiclta-
do de IL CamAra pTotecci6u para squeI pueblo
In este cnePpo creo que sc ha visto con POGO
interes este asunto, pues m SO ha hecho NADIA
ni crso que Sc klark- 5SerS porque esta pue
bio IS de isisValss2 mo ssbr&n oue son
puertorriqushos, como los de los pueblos re-
pubIIcRnos2
hoy poF Ia ins sfiana han tepido IN meeting z
los miam hroa do In comiaf6n de In polfcfs In
sul&r. Trataron sobre las enmieDfas que ha-
CO Ia CkmarR al bill de ID poliCfA que el
Elecutivo no aGbpta.
Uno de los sstabecimisntos qus mas leo
res expende oil Tlor mayor es In antigua T6hri
ca de estos pFopledad de- Pedro ChAndri.
Las marcAs ron aCriolloS sl sTroiyS, an
tre otrAs, de ssa procsdencia, no tieneu rival
en- Puerso Rico,
Dep6sito sn San Juan, Justo 8. &Avenids
DabAn.D
PTecios sumhmsnte m6dicos. r.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-28
HAY QUE HAOER
PA1RIA

reno de la polftics, viDieramos darnos
cuenta de que no tsnSnaos p0tri0, necesita-
mos construiTlR, como Sc conetruye una
casa, de priss corriendo.
No; patria la hemos tenido siempre;
una patria pequefa, 1Dfeiz, desgrsciada;
pero patris al fin. Lo que nos hs faltadO;ha
sido p0tTtotismO Cierto que IN gran nGme-
10 de puerGorrique1os venimos, desde hsce
muChOs amos, predicando Ell amor la re-
gion, pr6dica que antes nos VALID ell tftulo
de antj.espofIUIes y 0hoIa ell de anti america
nos; pero ciertO tambien que otros puerto
Triqneaos, amparandose de La ignorancia de
las masas, han combatido ese noble senti-
miento, CausandO al pats todos les males
que hoy lsmentamt
Ahora uu pnertorriqueio de talento,
un antique defensor de nuestras lbsrtades,
que en- nal hora Sc apart6 del buen cami-
no trabaiando ACCOMPLISHMENTS contra ese
ssnt:gateatO regional, deSpierta del sopor en-
qne viva, y une su voz q la nuertra para
decir 4 sus paisanos: hay que hGoer potr5a.
BIen, Seflor MatienzO Cintr0n: al fin viene
usted comulgar de nuevo en- el ssnto altar
de la patria, en- ell que nosotros no hemos
deiad0 de Ofciar un SOLO dfa.
La educacion polftica tiene que empe-
Ear por 81 amor a la patria. Querer que IN
pueblo entre lleno en- la vida politica sin
antes despestar en- Gi ell sentimiento patrio,
ee como 81 & un j6ven inexperto Sc 10 lanza
q la vida social sin antes habersele inculcado
las ideas de la dignidad y del honor. SerfA,
en- yea de IN factor social, uB ebstaculo que
la gociedad arrojarfa lejos de ST.
E amor al terrulIo es innate en- todo
ssr humane; 10 mismO ANA su TERRA Ell
salvsie de las pampas que Ell hombre civili.
sado. Pero para que ese sentimiento pro-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-28
TRAMA fNARQUISTA

I'm vari&s poblaciones del imperio aus&ris :
co 10 han deseubierto Asociaciones aecratGs
anarquistas encon tr6ndosa entire los doeumsn-
toe recogidos las mismss, ,cartas que dem nas-
tran vArios planes estudiados para !ievar & c bo
el AaeGinato del Emparador Francisco Jot8. ell
csar Nicolas II de R1sis 81 rey Victor Ma
Duel de Italia.
Por les mlsmas cartAs 90 &verigu6 cue
existen osros cOmplobs en- varias ciud&des de
otros ests5os que Ell centro directive de las
mismAs reside o. q Moscou-Rusa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-28
Por Espana, por Pto. Rico

Aver tarde Ga ai Copgreso de los diputados
el oatalanist@ aef10r Rustflol pidi6 elo-
cuenta discuFso que eI gobferno negocie dtrac-
tamente con ei de los Estados UnIdos un con
venio de reciprOcidad comereial entire Espafs
y la isla de Puerto Rico.
Una gran parte de los D:putsdos acogi6
con muestras do sgrado la proposition q gu
nos c8r8ctsrizados periOiicos madTiif d "a calf
can de benenciosa in idea del dfstlng uido csta
lsnista.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-28

Hoy se ha retirado de lss sesloneB die
C6maFa eI delegado dom Angel Msttey. Sc el
cuentra a'g enfsrmo 6 consecuencia lie n
fnerte constipado.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-28
VBIRA De IVA BONITA Y BUgTl EST! TCI4

barfio de cuerds do
Tieae buenos
/ neil cafe.
Su o go dollars.
Para informe mima fnca
Felfcfano ALVAREZ
de 1902
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-28
La DEMOCRAOTA

Ell delfgado IR Ckmara Mr CrcrwsI pide
que una de las escneias de indLstris fuesa he
chs en- Nj <rkgf - Sc aumentase ell & nero de
elias tres S<utoni dljo que no po5rfan crear
Sc sfno dos cue para evitar rlvalidadea fue-
sen creadas una en- San Juan otrs Yauco,
siendn acuerdo que Sc fundase en Ponce. Al
sometsrse vctaci6n fu6 desech ADD al Proyec
to de Lay Sa nombr6 una eOmisI6n de confe-
rancfa a n de Yecnnsfderer este bill Ia
forma de iie gar arreg'o.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-28

Desde hace algu-
nos dfss se vie
ne rePitiepdo esta
Erase en- meetings,
pc ri6dicos y Ate
ne0s, como 81 aho-
ra, al cabo de tan
60 hreraF en- Ell tN.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-28

Blondet dijo hoy que Ell pedfa que los
Iep4dos astu vfesen presents en- las discussions
no 0aa cram IIamados para votaF ala tens
conoclmientn ia 10 que haclan, slrVisn(i
sOlo d e 11la715qus.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-28

Hoy ha civculado un bois sue ia que as III
supple emento al peri0 1iso GLa ArsnsD. Tfst'
sobse loB dtchos de MGtienzo que dsclars On
81 no rs anti-ractata.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-28

So tra "a bien de Ia enfermedad
que ls Fetsnia en- CANA 81 seiior don Mario
Brau. jefa de Ia administration de correos er
Bio PisdrRs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-28

Pronto aunbarcar& para Espsf1a ell doctor
don Arturo VsEqncz Prada O7edece su visie
3 eDcontrarsa psdecisndo de una pierna con
un fuerte atgque de gots. RscibtrA en- squeI
pais ht Il IS N edicinRies one le h&cen faIta.
Qle pronto recupere Ia salud deseamos
tan dfstip e uido amigo correigionario.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-28

LA NUEvA CENTRAL de Andres Pla.
Dnleerfa. conhseria repostef fs.-SAf
FRANoIa9O 77.-Ss sirven toda clase de encar
gos an dtcho ramo. San Juan, Puerto Rtco.-
TELkFoao: 157.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-28

La DEMooRAcIA SO vende en la barberfa de
don Andres Hitaigo, San Francisco, a. Isdo
del Polo Norts, en- la farmscia de PATRON.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-05-22
Washington Small Talk.

Saturday night Speaker Henderson and his
wife entertained a company Of eighteen at
Cabin John Bridge. The occasion was the
anniversary Of the birth of Mrs. Henderson.
The president has issued an order turning
over to the city OF Sault Ste. Marie the land
in that city originally used as a military
burying ground, the bodies having all been
reburied elsewhere.
Leading beet sugar insurgents in the senate
say there is no truth in the published report
that the president is thinking of calling an
extra session of congress this summer, in the
event Of the failure at this session to do
something for Cuba. These senators have
called on the president frequently, and he has
discussed the Cuban question with them
frankly and fully, but, they say, without once
intimating that he was thinking OF an extra
session this summer. These same insurgents
indorse the article which was printed last
Saturday to the effect that an extra session
of the ffty-eghth congress was likely for
next spring and summer to revise the tariff.
The president has several times informed
them that he strongly considering the
matter.
The report of Captain Richardson U. S. A.,
an expert in Alaskan geography, has Just
been received, and shows that the captain;
after. the most diligent search, failed to find
any of the mythical Russian boundary stones
A telegram from State Auditor Dunn says
he and George Finn were delayed twenty
four hours west of Chicago by washouts
They arrived in Chicago this morning and
will reach Washington tomorrow.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-05-22
NO FILINGS TO BE TAKEN
MILK VALLEY LANDS WITHDRAWN
in Speedy Passage of General
Irrigation Bill.

Special to The Journal.
received from Washington that the sec.
rotary of the interior has decided to
withdraw from settlement 100000 acres Of
land in Milk River Valley in Choteau and
Valley counties in contemplation of the
construction of St. Mary irrigation canal.
This withdrawal practically, covers the
best part of the lands to be irrigated by
the St. Mary scheme. The orders for
withdrawal will be wired to the locate
land offices in Montana.
This action is taken as further indi-
cation of the confidence Of the department.
that the general irrigation bill will be
passed at this session of congress, for the
St. Mary project is one of the first to be
taken up when the bill becomes effective:
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-05-22
THEY WANT CERTAINTY
minneapolis LuMbern,an Comments
on the Sealed Bidding.


According to Eovey c. Clarke, Of the
shevlin- Carpenter company, the above dis
patch is a fair statement Of the objections
urged by lumbermen against the Morris
bill. 80 Mr.. Clarke emphasized the com
plant Of the lumbermen against the
sealed bid method. He said:
The Northwestern Lumbermen are not OPP
posed to the sale, under proper conditions,
of the timber on the Indian reservations in
Minnesota; but as the logging and market
ing of pine timber is highly specialized
business, requiring thorough practical knowl-
edge Of all the details of the operations, they
feel that they should be consulted in the
framing of any legislation on this subject
Next to the Indians, the lumbermen are the
parties most vitality interested. The people
at large may have more or less interest in
the forestry provisions of the bill, but these
provisions are not in controversy.
It is the large lumber manufacturers who
must eventually cut this timber and place it
on the market. At the present price of
stumpage and the keenness of the competi-
ton for the same, the small operator is prac-
tically eliminated. For this very reason the
"Sealed Bid method of disposing Of this
timber is the very worst method that could
be adopted
Under the sealed bid provision the bidder
is uncertain as to what will be awarded him,
and if he bids on the whole offering and
is awarded groups miles away from each
other, his cost of marketing would be great
er than if he could buy at public auction
contiguous groups; consequently, as bust
ness proposition his bids under an Uncertainty
would be alta less price than if bidding on
a certainty Is it not clear to the merest
tyro in business that the pine would bring
more money under the latter method than
under the former?
The provisions of the bill regarding the
@aS%N $6o1 Nrr,
removed are ridiculous to a practical lum-
herman This part of the work should be
left to the forester provided for the bill.
No lumberman is going to bid the full value
of this stumpage if he takes chances on hav-
ing to spend more money on clearing up the
refuse than the logs are worth.
In short, certainty and defnitenesss are
what the northwestern lumbermen demand in
this legislation.
The Morris bill as it now stands is un-
certain and indefinite, and not based on sound
business principles
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-05-22
rake P1ea.ure in pepke,. Suit

Special to The Journal
Fargo, N. D., May 22--North Dakotans are
rather enjoying the reports OF the So, 00o
damage suit started by Emil j. Pepke of this
state against Collector Nixon. and other otti-
nonds, which he won back after carrying the
case to the United States supreme court. "A
bill has been introduced in congress to REIN.
;burse him for lighting the diamond case IN
the courts
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-05-22
Bank Cashier Arrested.

Special to The Journal.
Lake Preston, IS. D.. May 22.-Deputy .Sher-
iff Peterman received telephone message
from Vienna, S. D., to arrest ]. A. Struble,
cashier Of the Vienna Savings bank. who was
on his way to Flandreau. He was taken from
the train here and turned over to a deputy
from Clark county. The warrant was issued
by the bank people. who assert that he
locked the bank without notice, but strubles
the directors and that it is in good condi-
ton
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-05-22

Special to The Journal.
Fargo, N. D., May 22.-The water in the
Red river has risen over a foot the last few
days as result Of heavy rains The water
is extremely muddy and Is scarcely fit foT
drinking, 1t seems probable that water will
have to be piped from some Minnesota lake,
and il this is done the cost will be $3.50, 900 TO
5000, 900. A big artesian we'll may be put
down and a pumping test made
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-05-22
More Land for Taxation

Special to The Journal
Pierre, s. D., May 22.-The land Offices in
the state have reported to the state auditor
s,1sl new tracts of land subject to taxation
this year, the owners having secured title by
districts is: Chamberlain, 565 tracts; Aber-
deem, 403; Watertown, s06; Huron. s37. AS
these tracts are practically all full quarter
sections this means a half million acres add
cd to the taxable list.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-05-22
Theater to Become n Church.

I Jamestown to N D., May 22-The old variety
theater on Main street., which was opened
just wenty years ago, has been sold. The
Catholic church. Another old building, the
Jamestown roller rink, will shortly. be dis
mantled having been sold to a farmer who
will construct a barn from the material.
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Elks Fair and Carnival.

Special to The Journal.
Sioux Falls, S. D.. May 22.-The matter Of
having an Elks' street fair and carnival this
summer has progressed to such an extent that
committees have been appointed. The exact
dates have not been decided upon, but the
week Of Aug. $3.50 is looked upon with great
favor. The Elks intend to secure right OF
way over certain streets, which will be COW
cred with booths from one end to the other.
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Cnss County Votes, Bonds.

Special to The Journal
Walker, MINI, May 22.-The canvassing
board of Cass county has just completed the
canvass of the votes cast at the late special
election, and the result shows that the two
propositions submitted to the people carried
by good majerities. The questions voted on
were: To bond the county for $4,000 to build
a new courthouse at the county seat and 70
bond for $50, 600 for roads and bridges.-Ial-
lock & Croft have received from Pine City a
new steamer for passenger traffic on Leech
lake 1t will carry 100 passengers: Twenty
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sioux Falls MEMORIAL Program.

Special to The Journal.
the local G. A. r., u. " u and auxiliary
organizations have completed preparations
for the observance of Memorial Day. The
services will be held in the auditorium next
Sunday afternoon. The services on Memorial
Day will also be held in the auditorium Dr.
w H. Jordan will deliver the principal ad-
dress-James Shields, George Conway, Max
Wissal and John WEIGH have just been re-
leased from the Sioux Falls penitentiary, their
terms having expired
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superintendent for Fort Dodge.

Special to The Journal.
Fort Dodge, Iowa, May 22.--Professor
gtendent of the schools of Fort Dodge. He is {
an Iowa City man, and is Acknowledged to
he among the leading educators Of the state
The work of laying steel on the Clarion HaInp-
ton extension of the Chicago Great West
ern has been begun. 1t is believed construc-
ton trains can be run by June l.
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