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The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1902-09-06
A QUESTION OF RESIDENCE
wiunemuccs Silver state.

winnemuccs Silver State.
We note that several OF the State pa
pers, with some purpose in view which
is beyond our understanding, have pub
lished the list of nominations made al
the fusion conventions in Reno assigning
Hon. G. ID. Van Duzer, the CONFESSIONS
nominee, to Humboldt county.
The Silver State does not intend to
enter into a useless discussion of the
question as to what particular county is
entitled to the honor Of having Mr.. Van
Duzer as its representative on the ticket.
But We do object most positively to hav-
ing Humboldt county misrepresented in
this matter in any manne whatever. 1t
may as well be understood early and
once for all that Humboldt has no repre-
sentative among the nominees Of the
fusion conventions.
Mr.. Van Duzer was placed in nomina-
ton before the Democratic State Con-
vention by a member Of the Nye county
delegation in a speech explicitly declar-
ing him a candidate of that county for
the position. The claim was fully war
ranted and was with the sanction of Mr..
Van Duzer, whose business interests
have for some time been identified with
the town of Tonopah and who is there
fore a resident Of Nye county in the
strictest sense.
The Silver State wishes to reiterate
that Humboldt has no candidate on the
fusion State ticket. This may as well be
understood once for all. We shall not
take the trouble to refer to the matter
again.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1902-09-06

A sensation was caused by Governor
Sadler arising from his chair and 1aunt-
ing q paper before the delegates. He
stated that he wanted to be fair to both
candidates, that be didn't propose to ia
vor one or the other, but that he had re-
ceived a letter which concerned the Eu-
reka county delegation and he asked the
secretary to read it to the convention.
The letter in substance directed the
proxy OF a mar by the name OF Merialdo
to be changed from Rolf to Howell
Peter Breen, a member from Eureka
county, who had the proxy. then took
the floor, and violently denounced the
letter as being a forgery and having been
written and in the possession Of Howell
since last Tuesday. The denunciation
was a scathing rebube Of the alleged
methods employed by the Howell sup
porters in securing his nomination before
the convention. After this sensation had
subsidized, each candidate was asked to
take the floor. Rolf first addressed the
convention. He said in part that he had
made q fair and honest fight for the nomi-
nation, had resorted to no bitter attacks
and was a friend of labor, had always
worked for the best interests Of the ticket
and hoped that the convention would see
fit to nominate him. He paid his fee
and endorsed the platform and took his
seat.
Howell was then called for. He made
no attempt to reply to the denunciations
of Breen, but launched out upon his past
record as Secretary of State. He went
into detail as to how he had conducted
the office and read figures and statistics
to confirm his position that never be-
fore had the Secretary of States office
been conducted so economically. He
then explained and defended his position
upon the labor question. He wanted
the convention to understand that he was
strictly a son of his father; that his
father was all old pioneer of the State,
had always employed any number of la
boring men, was n of the largest pro-
ducers in this State and spent all of his
money within it's borders. He stated
that he himself had always lived within
the State of Nevada, that he had been
engaged as a milling superintendent, and
during the time that he had occupied that
position had always paid liberal wages to
mill and mining men. He wound up by
stating that he was a friend of labor and
not its enemy and that he hoped the con-
vention would indorse his past record by
nominating him for his office.
After he had finished Peter Breen again
took the floor and presented a telegram
from the same man, Merialdo of Eureka,
which ran as follows:
"Vote my proxy for Nate Rolf"
The reading of this telegram created
another sensation, and it was evident
that the opposition to Howell was get
ting desperate and that they were using
the utmost means to defeat Howell.
The efforts proved ~unavailing. The roll
call was ordered and a call by counties
demanded, which showed the following
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lei

In Healdsburg. California, August 30. 1907,
Hannah H., widow of the late John A.
Paxton.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1902-09-06
THE HowELL-RoFF CONTEST

The hottest fight in the fusion conven-
ton at Reno, and in fact the only one.
was the contest between Eugene Howell
and Nate Rolf for the nomination OF Score.
tary OF State. As the matter created q
heated and acrimonious debate in the
convention between the friends OF Howell
and Rolf, the SENTINEL republisbes from
the Carson News the following psrtic-
ulars Of what took place there, and also
the table, showing the vote by counties:
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When John Sparks, the fusion nomi-

When John Sparks, the fusion nomi-
nee for Governor, took the floor to
address the convention at Reno. cheer
after cheer greeted him. The Journal
says Mr.. Sparks did not make a very
ornate s~peech-he is a man of deeds
rather than words-and about all he
said, after endorsing the platform and
thanking the convention, was: 1T has
been alleged that I Am q gold bug and
that I voted for Mckinley. I am not
a gold bug, / didn't vote for Mckinley.
I never voted for a Republican Presi-
dent in my life and / never will.
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NEW TO-DAY.
BILLS PASSED
....BY rHE....
COMMISSIONERS
LAT
MEETING, SEPT. I. 1902.

Ordered. That the following sums of money be
allowed the following named persons, respect.
lively, to wit
BuIs AIIoyzn sPpr 1 IQ01
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1902-09-06

The SENTINEL pleads guilty to the
charge Of crediting Mr.. Van Duzer with
being a resident OF Humboldt county for
the following reasons: First, in 1898, he
was elected District Attorney Of that
county, and in 1900 represented the same
county in tho Nevada Assembly. He
was also chosen Speaker Of that body.
We had never heard of his being a resi-
dent of Nye county until we saw it
announced in the Silver State.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1902-09-06
IN A POLITICAL WAY.

The Democratic and Silver parties have
opened headquarters in Ieno with Nate
Rolf in charge.
Clay Peters, of Tonopah, has announced
himself as a candidate for Assemblyman
from Nye county on the Silver party
ticket.
Tonopah Miner: When the polls close
on election day there will be an immense
load of shattered senatorial aspirations to
Hawley away.
A. Livingston of Carson has announced
himself as a candidate for the nomi-
nation Of State Senator from Ormsby
county on the Democratic ticket.
Elko. Independent: Hon. George s..
Brown will leave tomorrow on a cam
paign trip through White Pine and Lin
coin counties. The people of those
counties will find him a thorough gentle
man and a man we'll equipped to perform
the duties of Judge Of the Fourth Judicial
District.
Judge Mack, who was nominated by
the Fusionists at Reno for Short Term
University Regent, was found ineligible
and declined the nomination. The
filling of the vacancy a left to the
State Central Committee of the Silver
party. 1t is illegal for q Judge on the
bench to accept other than q legal posi-
ton within a year after the expiration of
his term of office.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1902-09-06
THE CANDIDATE.

He cometh up like q flower and retireth
busted. His friends fill him with false hopes
and atmosphere. He swellsth like q toad
and thinketh the earth his'n. He smileth
upon ell mankind and sloppeth over with
humor. He kisseth the children. and scat.
tereth his microbes among innocent babies.
He privately chewsth . Glove when be meet.
eth . preacher. and as be convsrseth with
him he standeth in the leeward and curbeth
his breath as with 9 strong bit. He goeth
home late at night to bis deary wife with q
berry breath aud cold feet. He rissth I'D
before time and hikest forth before break.
fast saying II 60 TO see q man." The dead
beat listh in wait and pulleth his leg 10 /.
queens taste. He "nAilsth . lie" but be-
fore election he runnsth short Of nails, He
giveth literally to the church. he subscrib.
eth q good sum to the poor whose barn was
burned. he sendsth = small keg hither and
q large ksg thithsr. he yisldeth up his sub.
stance with apparent slAority. After the
election be goeth back to the barn and kick.
eth himself and teateth his hair aud calleth
himself . Rotterdam fool.-Minnsapolis
Messenger.
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MRS. DORSEY HAS
FEmININE APPROVAL

San Francisco Town Talk: All the
women are on Mrs. Dorsey's side in the
divorce case that is being talked Of every
where. They insist that she is the
sweetest thing that ever lived, only like
some pretty wemen. she is too fond Of adj
miration, but as for anything else-paufl
And when at tea the other afternoon an
elderly dame spoke up and told how she
bad just passed Mr.. Dorsey on the street
and noticed that he looked heart broken,
and that she knew positively that he
worshiped his wife and that this trouble
vas killing him, at least a dozen voices
retorted that If he was proving his love
for bis wife by sanctioning the circulation
OF stories regarding a contest involving
sensational recrimination, then they did
not sympathize with him. This attitude
of the fair sex is 20 refreshing that I think
it worthy of mention. At the same
gathering it was recalled hat at a ball in
Belvedere last New Years eve, Mrs. Dor
sey-just as the bells rang out at mid
night-rushed around the ballroom in
search of her husband, to give him a kiss
for the New Year. Mrs. Dorsey shared
the apartments of Alice Rix, when in
Paris, but as | heard her telling a friend
on the car the other morning, she was so
poor all the time she was there, that she
had to stir her coffee with a button-hook.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1902-09-06

II is announced from Washington
that preparations are being made for
coming $3.50, 900 per month in subsidi-
airy silver coins for the Philippines at
the Branch NINTH San Francisco, and
that the silver for these coins will be
purchased in the open market. The
designs for the new coins are expected
soon from Manila.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1902-09-06

prospect school House Enlarged.
The opening of the school st Prospect
was postponed until Monday. September 5.
owing to changes being made to the school
building. II. B. Zottmsn has just CON-
plstsd the work Of building. papering and
painting an addition to the building l6xl6
making the main room now 1896 feet
Since active operations have been resumed
ct the Diamond and Excelsior mines 9 num-
Der OF new families have become residents
OF Prospect. and the former school building
was found to be entirely inadequate to COM
forsably hold the increased number Of
pupils.
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thereby certify that the above 10 9 correct COPY
Of the record.
J.H HoEaH. Clerk.
By JOHN McKKzNAS, Deputy.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1902-09-06

A large smelling plant is to be put in
working order within sixty days at or
near Marvel. Searchlight district, Lin
coin county, Nevada.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1902-09-06
BOARD OF EQUALIZATION

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ Clerk of the Board Of County Commission.
ers Of Eureka county. State Of Nevads, has this
day received from the Assessor Of the aforesaid
county the certified tax list or assessment roll for
the year, Al 1902; also the original list Of prop
erty and map book. for said year, and that the
Board Of County Commissioner Of said county
will meet Is 9 Board Of Equalization in the Office
of the County Clerk Of said county. at the Court
House, In the town Of Eureka. State Aforesaid, on
MONDAY. the 18th day Of September, 1902, at the
hour OF 10 o'clock A. NJ, and from time to time
thereafser. until the business of Equalization pre-
sented to them IL disposed of. Said Board of
Equalization will not meet later than Monday.
October Q. 1902. except as provided by SEQ. 1901.
General Statutes Of Nevada.
J.H. HOEGH,
Clerk Of the Board Of Equalization.
Eureka. Nevads, September 8. 1902.
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Rather Sudden.

Muggins-Ah. Mrs. Fopple! 1 was a
very great friend of your late dear hus-
band. Yes, yes! Now. have you any
little thing you could let me have to
remind me sometimes Of your dear de-
parted?
Mrs. Fopple-Why, what's the mat
ter with me, Mr.. Muggins?
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BORN.

In Eureka, Nevada, August 81. 1902. to the
wife Of John Clark, a daughter.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1902-01-23
LITTLE FISH DEvOUREO
BY BIG FISH.
The Oil Business i'm Beau
mont, Texas, Cob
bled Up.

There are several Marietta people in
terested in the oil business in Beau
mont, Texas, but from what Mr.. J. A.
Hall, of Calhoun Times says in regard
to his visit and observation there, the
little gushers will soon be all in the
hands of the big moneyed trusts. He
says:
I'VE reached Beaumont Sunday night
and found a stirring city of $4,000 or
10000 The town was full of.people
and the derricks out at the wells were
going just as on any other day. Sun
day seems to drop out of the calender
west of the Mississippi
was told that the oil business was
fast getting into the hands OF few big
concerns and the little fellows who
owned one or two gushers would soon
be frozen out. A man may sink a well
and get fine flow of oil and feel rich
for day or two but he soon finds out
few things. His oil is not worth
cent unless he can get it to market
He can't get it to market without a
system of tank cars. They cost for
tune. He tries to sell his oil to the
big concern which has its own tank
cars. He is told they have all the oil
they can handle from their own gush-
ers. He soon becomes weary and sells
his little gusher to the big concern at
small price-often big loss. But
some big fortunes have been made at
Beaumont and Others doubtless will be,
but there are always plenty of losses in
sight"
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1902-01-23
A NEGRO MAN
FOUND DEAD
In Turner's Peach Orch
ard Below Town. IN
quest Held.

Coroner Nj. R. Lyon was called upon
Thursday morning to hold an inquest
on the body of negro man found dead
in Ohe peach orchard of Capt. w. r.
Turner, about two miles south of Ma
rietta, situated on the w. & A. r. r.
The negro was black, short and
stumpy, about five feet high, and appa-
rently twenty years old. There were
no marks of bruises on his person to
indicate foul play, There were few
scratches or cuts on his hand, made
evidently by the barbed wire fencing
when he crawled through to find a rest
ing place beneath a peachtree for the
night.
On his person were two bottles of
medicine, the labels stating, Free De-
livery Medicine Co." of Atlanta, and
marked in writing, "For Sam Poole. "
Whether this is his real name, the cor
oner's jury was unable to ascertain.
In the .evening the negro approached
several houses along the road and ask
ed for some place to sleep, but being a
strange negro and speaking almost un-
intelligibly, he was turned away. The
probability is he was sick and partially
out of his mind, and the night exposure
fastened his death. He was buried at
the expense of the county.
It has since been learned that the
negro's name is Sam Boole, and that he
had lived with jeff Green. He had the
had been to Atlanta for
treatment. He formerly lived at Ken
nesaw.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1902-01-23
A DAMAGE SUIT
FOR $25,0OO,0O,
The Killing of Ed Dawson
in a Railroad Wreck
Gets into Court,

Mr.. w. P. Dawson, administrator of
his son, Ed Dawson, deceased, has en-
ployed Hon. N. A. Morris, of Marietta,
and Hon. Hoke Smith, of Atlanta, as
attorneys, who have filed suit in Cobb
Superior Court for $25, 10000 damages
against the A. K. &. N. Railway Co.,
for the killing of engineer Ed Dawson,
in a wreck on the A. K. & N. Railroad,
November %, 1901, near Ducktown,
Tenn. The wife of Conductor Ogg has
filed suit in court at Knoxville, Tenn,
for $25, 10000 for the Killing of her hus-
band at the same time.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1902-01-23
PENSION MONEY
PAID IN COBB.
A Large Amount Finds It's
Way into the Pockets
of the Needy.

Judge John Awtrey, Ordinary of
Cobb county, has been paying out for
the past week the pension money due
TO those in Cobb county who are en-
titled under the law to the same.
There are 115 INDECENT Confederate
soldiers who draw $50 each, making
$500; sixty widows of soldiers killed
or died from injuries received in war,
$50 each, making $1,000; thirty -one
INDECENT widows of Confederate SOL
diers at $50 each 1880; twenty-four
invalid soldiers draw, $3.50; sixty-one
invalid soldiers draw, $1,000. Total
paid in Cobb county $16,970. During
the past twelve months 10 have died.
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money if it fail.
to cure. E. w. Groves signature is on
each box. 25c.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1902-01-23
and Work off the Cold.

Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets cure
cold in one day. No cure, no nay.
Prize % cents
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1902-01-23
SHIRT WAISTS.

We find we have about 10 dozen Ladies
Lawn and Percale Shirt Waists which
will go at fifty cents on the dollar.
There is nothing wrong with these
goods, only slightly soiIed in handling.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-06
@>s~r
@Gr6nicd -:
>I'~sae,A
CONTRAsTE ETERNO

RonaiouN a oxoln.rico q croniSsa encsni-
20 tc - ecnsih'cgiss. q, ~cz pr IA rsimeTa
~ez IN 81 vida sc cseFi;sr. "a c2ldo IN a VII
gar.l al "a fes4si. ,HeAses Assges.
Ia cagido dc pn1icN,o 'os dos pegsssaS IA
g schos 80 Is'a. rs'a caniar.e nnas onani..s
Vsraaaus g Jos paris.pnecs a fnissnn ucinpo
a,ruves as "a oCasidn &c Gar~C un hasa1a fcco7-
sianao N que & mismo haiaa cSciito respecso
de zo'a.
Is dos garrisoe caieb'uciins andsado oCa
rcccio nor enirc a. stqni.o. mira10S con fNSpoi9
I,sr aosc''os sehcro-es &c 'cviia y chis,era os
ruaies acassaiian q paso mas &c Una vez para
10 r..arsos iorrar,n ce--aover 4 lSonalouN g
c,csn,rico. q cf0ais.a raro original Cue oyo a
los dos p.TiiloS rno6uccado enelidos espanto-
SOS dosras de- lSfl.so poco 1espu0s "a {. OAnl-
po San;o 49,.
B5nafgux. ios compadece Y Jos aamira. Lue.
90 los compara con Hasoo. lbanez, parque &c
haTr6 de iloTar como ga chiqailo cuando Supo
IA naerte del iu-tre duci.o &c Pin-pn ian
fan.
nafoux.
En- e. oemen.erio -seuver q auIando mt
cho. en- torao 4 IA sepahGra de nove.isa. lnmen-
SO. Los pcuos l,oIabcn mientras soco Paris
refa.
Bonafoux estaba enIerno el dia del en;ierro
dc Zola. caaudo vio los perroS. Que iastima
que no Sc haya fjado en los dos ninos del ns:g-
ne muero. dos hijos patJTalcS que irian de a
ma1o cogidos liorando entre aquel gentio de
honnb-es condecorados Que hablaban con eutu-
siasrno. pero sin dolor del falecimiento inespe-
rado de Zola.
Pobrecit,s huGrfanos que nadie los mienta
que para B3nal9aN, haa sd0 menoS que los
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FiEipizaas

La expedition que debia salir del campa-
mento Wears, Mindanao contra el sultan de
Bacolod, quiza Sc demore una semana pa
ra dar lugar a que el general Sumner ha-
ga otros preparativos. Ell general Davis de-
sea evitar en- 10 possible el derramamiento de
sangre y ha dado orden al general Sumner de
que no rompa hostilidades hasta la Ultima ex-
tremidad. Cuando la columna l!egue Baco-
lod Sc hara I'm nuevo esfuerzo para atraer el
Sultan a terminos paclfcos.
Anda nuevamente por IA parte occidental
de Samar la partida lie fanatics "Dios de
Dios," n1erodeando cometiendo fechorfas. SITS
fuerzas han aumentado Sc ha hecho mas
agresiva. cobrando tribute los pob,ados y ate
ynorizando los mercaderes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-06


Resultado e las e,ecciones en- este puel
C0legio MIN. FL.
Republicanos 292
FederaleS
Coegio ndnl. 22.
Republicanos SO
Federaes 10
Colegio nlm. p.
Republicanos lao
Federales II
Total republicanos 52I
ldem federales 81
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-06

dos p-rTos iarudos faccs del gran escri;or.
va cmp;czan 4 cSrrib;r arsfcn'os Mazda
me zola. Ess. dirSa cuando sz,ga, eSa vieja
cue Va All. 6 ia yinda &C Zois. "a que VIVID tan
ios aiios cun 4 autor es Fo0aR8.Esfy y quedo C
Ia mixma cana agoniEan;e. caN astxiada. Ma
DANA zcla. uadsma zola. Ia vinda dc Zoia.
Y dc los n;foS nSda.
los i,as.ardoS = al menos 10 tncfan dc
aigsfn RS circ. 49,.
Y aacrsks. Que varsn auS nians oogidoS
dc IA mano ) rofaldo y o1iilrr9 Is - padre.
rasa ie-c - sxs--0-s'---'o .-c-o 'os e-s re-
rms los dos pxrri;os f2ooS y enc'cnQuos se
coaner co,oSirSs y hcnshoacS co - conmovc-
dor Al. q oagifo &c COS porroS d. loS no
blcs pc-r&s g ;nquc5raniabiC.
herO unos SsrcS 6cs,n;cn,cn los oiTos los
casoS Sc chscan sin oo-fobosausc 10 gfanoe y
10 rid.cnlo alscIra to,ia a. ina sUocSion d
hecilcs ccriv.ocos dcscancef. adofcS. Hoy IS
verdad Il Gre raafaua scri uea;iTa.
y IN ca~csrcnsal del BaiEIIN. en San
Ssbasiisn sin leer Boaafsux, ;odavia. cscIGbe
sin darse cuonia. iraDqrilanaonte, cue en- q ca
mno dc Cu'ebfinas. los pcgroS vaga5ancos &C
comieroa has'a a Ultima cS;ria dc carne podri-
da &c ar csdaveT. dcspncs de ar-ancarie bo-
cadoS las rcDas QUE aparcCcron TeCadas en tor
70 Il csque'e,o Deia-yn lcs hueSoS dusoS, les
huosns grandcs. los cue 10 pudieron reer blan-
qreados. labados, con sus lenguas de pe-ros ham
brien;os ~.
Y sin daine crcnia, irsiiu;ivarien'e, al
leer IA no.icia macAbTa, "a ro.icia espeluxan
ie de los Terros cornien6o carne apes;osa de
ounce dias mueria. pienso en- los dos perIilcs
&c Zola. facuchoS y enclenques vuelvo leer
Ia cr6nica dc Borafoux. son-iendo incredula-
mente sarcasiicamenie veo en- los ojos iris
les de los dos perros entiendo Ell sus aullidos
prolongados tris.es one piden con insistencia de
rerros nlimados V eu!ermos las golosinas los
bcmbones de orema que el novelista immense
les daba en- Ia Ilano todos los dias.
G..,<.MSsGMs:.ag2
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PatiIIaS.

Ode nuestro Corresponsal }
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Portugal

Ell tratado entire Portugal y China sobre la
expansion de la colonia de Macao Sc ha 6rma-
do en- Pekfn. Portugal obtiene una concession
para un ferrocarril de Macao Canton y terre-
no para una aduana fuera de los lfmites de
Macao, pero no extension de su territorio ac-
tual
Portugal ha cedido en- arrendamiento ell
Africa Oriental Portuguese Gran Bretafia,
por Tin periodic de noventa y nueve a6os. Por
guardian las apariencias y no herir demasiado
en- 10 vivo el orgullo portugues, la bandera de
esta naci6n continuara ondeando sobre el terri
torio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-06

El partido republican, obtuvo en- este pue-
bio 1859 votos, y, pesar del retraimiento que
acord6 Ultima hora el federal, result6 en- ell
escrutinio con 50 votos.
La votacion durante el dia como es con-
siguiente cuandc DO hay lucha, resulto tran
quila y ordenada.
CcwfstOnsaI.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-06
I 0S que Sc ausemxan

En- ell Caracas" han salido hoy para New
York los sehores B. E. de Soa Anselmo Lo-
renzo JULIO Aybar Santiago Igiesa Eugenio
Sanchez.