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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-05-07
ARECIB0.
Pr6XtmO remato
de imp0rtanteS ObraS
en- AreCibO.
LA IMPORTANCIA QUE ABOUT,
RIRA LA VILLA, SERA DEBIDA
A LOS ESFUEBZOS DEL AL
CALDE.
Ell CABO CHAPEL Y GUARDLA
AOEHEDO EHITAN La COAlISION
DE UN CRI1TEN
MatieDzo Cintron en- Areoibo.
MatieDzo Cintr0n en- Areoibo.
(De maestro Gorre8pons01.)
Arecibo Mayo 6 dc 1902.

AFGClDO Mayo y u9 4SUG.
Sc tieEe notici& de que 6 IL su =
bAst& de las obrss del acuaducto y
Ia luz e'6ctrics, que so rem&tsr& &n
squf en- los diss Is y 19 de- esta mes
respe ctivamente, scudirSn varios pos
torres.
Ell del slcautsrilIado de Ia no.
blaci6n, Sc auunciar& tan pronto sea
termips do el proyecto y presupuss-
to del mismo.
Con tales me1orss de bienestar
y scOr forte, sdquirira Arecibo una
importancia tan grande, que, sin
duda ser& L. envidia de las princi
pales poblaciones de 10 isla.
Y todo clio SO debera en- pri-
ridad local Sr. DON JOt6 Ruiz S&.
gre5o, cuyos desvelcs per Ia pros
peridad de esta villa, merecen 10
grat'tud y estimation mas sincerAs
de sus cor ciudadauos; pues ha eAhi-
do llev&r con Ell Ayuntamiento & fe-
liz t9rmino Ia negotiation de un en-
pie ,tito de 400 600 dollars para do.
tar al pueblo que administr6n de las
meiorRs mencionadas, venciendo obs
t&culos y difcult&des.
90
En- dias pasados SO celeb16 nm
bale de m&scAras en- esta villa, Y q
ESQ de las once de Ia nocha tnvieron
un diFgusto en- 81 les irdividuos
Agustfn Martinez y Pedro SAnchrz.
Este, alver que ell Otro esgrlme uua
n&vSja, emprende precipitada fuga,
siendo perse egnido por Martinez con
ell armA en- IL mano.
FL cabo Chapel y ell guArdi&
Acevedo, corren detras del Marti
nez, y cuando logrAn detenerlo, tira
este un nsvsjs2o, que here al guar
di& de refereucia y SAturninA Ven
dret, que, cAsuAlmente, SO encon-
trAba en- el sitio donde SO veriicAr&
L. detenci6n.
FL Juzgado municipal entiende
en- el asunto.
Desde aver SO halla en- esta vi
lie ell sef1or M&tiepzo Cintr6n Sc
hospeda en- Ia casa de don Jose Mar
ciSl Lopez, Registrador de 10 pro-
piedad.
HA falleci1 10 hoy, & las dos
media de Ia m&drugada don Nleute-
rio Meme: dez natural de Manatt.
500
PArece que IL epidemic vAriolo.
sA va decreciendo, gracias las
acertadAs me1idas que tom6 desde
un principle Ia JuntA de Sanid&d.
A causa del NAL tempo, fu6
suspendida anoche la function teatral
&nunciadA.
Todas las tardes hSsta las diez
9 las once de IL nochs, llueve aquf
c&nt&ros.
En- la noche1del 30 le robAron
& don C&ndido Gimeuez, vecino del
b&rrio del IL te, la sums de sesen E
tA dollars. Los presuntos Autores
han sido detenidos por ell gnsrdia
Martinez.
O#o
la sido capturado aqu1, re-.
mitido por ruta q Cialee, el requisi'
; tornado Manuel Rivera, encapsado
por robo.
En- estos dias 10 policfa insular
ha hech0 muchas deteuciones en-
individuos por escAndalos y &trope'
llos.
90
A un comercianta de esta plaza
le fv6 decomisado por el guards
Bios 80 libras de tocino que eu. es'
ta1o de decomposition tenfA ex
puesto 10 venta.
90
La esposa de den Jose M&cha
velo, 10 eStA enferma como dice eLl
CORRESPONDENCE en- su ediei6n d.
aver DichA seflora esta tan sani
y frsgante, que p&rec9 una rosa d.
Mayo. ~
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-05-07
NOTTCIAS.

e senor Mora duef1o de una ca,
sa de pr6stamo en- PoEce, ha sido
vietima de uu lamentable sncaso, Al
decir del "Diar 10 de Ponce" IN 30.
nor que .fue 6 empt mar jan relo1, .ae
puso e. ex4minAr un revolver que
crey6 descGrg a1oy del cu&1 salio IN
-tiro, alojGudose1 la bals en- el
pecho del'dicho sefior Mendez, cnyo
estAdo es gave. =@
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-05-07

Debido al agiI pincel del con
cienzudo Maestro Gomils. Il f6b1i'
CO de limonadas Ella Puer torrique.
f1as extbe.un esplendido. letrero del
nombre de ID casa, en- Ii fec ada de
Ia casa que ocupa en- la plaza CO.
Ion, esquinA & San Faancisco. Las
lmonadas de eLA Puertorriquef1a1
son muy solicitadas por ..su. insupe'
rable caIidAd.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-05-07

La retretA del dia Z ssguira el
siguiente progr&mA: march, Hands
ACROSS the sea; S 3usa, Sele0n f:om
El captain; Souse, OvertnrR from
the POets y A,deAnO; suppe, Musi-
Cal Melange, Ola Podrias; Rollin.
son. Walls For Old tines sake; En-.
gel, Tao step. Un secreto Oscuro;
RanelIa, G0arachh guapAba Ruiz,
The star sp&ngled Banner.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-05-07

AnCche con metivo de un Incl
dente promovido en- el teAtro fnerOn
expulsados del pArsiso dos indivi'
duos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-05-07

Don Lnis Lxrtt vecino de Hu
macaO Sc encuentrA en- estA Capital
q donde hs venido a'embArcar { su
hijo para los EstAdos Unidos. Feliz
viaje deseamos al i6ven humacaeflo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-05-07
LARES.
81 COmtt6 Republican,
envta dtlegadOS a San Juan
FESTIVAL en- un COLEGIO.
BUEN ESPADO SANIIARIC.
SOLO IN case (s VIIueIas
FESTIVAL en- un COLEGIO.
BUEN ESTADO SANITARIO.
SOLO IN case ts VIrueIas
De maestro Co1responsat.

Ell 10 del actual Sc reunifa Ell
C1mit6 del partido repubtlcano dc
este dist ito para designAr dos repre-
suutantes que Sc trasla;'en q 10 Cspi-
tai para tom&r parte en- la ASSEMBLIES
del partidc, que sc efectuara el dia
II del corriente.
h ces&do en- el desempe1o de
AsscAlde sustituto de este pueblo, ell
concejr1 don Vicente B 1rges Ortiz
por heber- tornado possession lie ID Al
cAldfG ei Sr. don Pablo Vilella.
Ha sido propuesto para el cargo
de Juez suplente de poli~1s, el pro
pietsrio don Ccistino LBtorre, en-
reem plazo del Sr. Mirabal que re-
nuLc 6 dicho cargo.
CAd& vez GUSTAV a. las vlstSs
que exhibe el Sr. Maymo Pam 9r,
ca su sbuen cinemst6 grsfo. Van OIL
teatro muchas Sen ritAs. y i6venes.
So dice que en- el presente mes
al igaal de otros Af1os sc lleva: q ! 6
efecto en- el temple cat6lico, solem'
mes novenas en- honor de Ia Relna de
les cielos.
Para. ell dia II del actual Sc pre-
para m sstival en- el ColegiO catoli'
CO hispano americsuo, q cargo del
professor don Jose B Billesteros ? Mu
f1tz Al efecto, al programA del fes'
tival estera q cargo de los alumnos
del mismo- E.t& fiesta pAtrloticA ODE
dece & so'emnizsr el cumple amos de
s. M. Ell Rey don Alfcn nso XIII mo
n&rcA de nuestr& @ntigu& madre pa
triA.
Sc h. ausentado para Ii ciuda&
de Mazagu Ia apr ciable Sra. An
tonia Gascon prt fesora de labores
que era del co1egio cAt6lieo. D.cha
Srta. ha dei&do muy crates recner
dos, durante ell tempo que vivio en-
este pueblo.
Sc ha dado ingreso en- los fondos
municipales de eet& pcblSci6n & Ia
cantidad de 1884 dollars 36 ctvs,
Que correspondi6 al mUnicipio, por
Ell mes de Marco tltimo, pOr el medic
pb sobre las riQuezas y patentes de
licores y tabaco:
El m6dico cirujano don An6rico
Oms Y Salsona, ha sido nomhrado
por el municipio para eetvlr la plaza
de Inspector de sAnidAd del distf1to
de B .rtolo. DicLo Sr hR tornado
possession de su cargo:
Ell estado sauitSrio de estA po'
blaci6n es bastAnte bueno, no regis
trGndose hasta esta fechR, nipg6n
cRso de enfermedRd conts glos@ Los
m6dicoa aplican con mucha @ctividAd
la vRcuna q t3das 2qaellAs personas
que 80 pre- sentan inocularse en los
dias que se&1Ala l@ @utoridad con a.
quel ob5eto.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-05-07
Las .pfLDORAS REQON

Las aPILDORAS REGIONS:
TlTUY ENTES De VALE &
CANCIOs despiertAu ,el apetito, hA-
cen renacer las fuerzAs, restablecen
las fnnciones del estom&go y son
un prsci0so medicameuto de exito
tan rapido como segaro en- l. Ane.
mia y Cloro n nemIa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-05-07

hoy las 10 y media recogi6 10
correspondence para los e stAdos
y nidOs eI v&por GPniIadeiphia.H
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-05-07

En- donde comprastes esas tiras
bord&d&s q 3 centaVos? Paes an 10
casa de s. Neon & companfa. Las
hsy de todos precios, blancas y de
coAores, y unos percales preciosCs
como no SO encuentrAn en- 0tra par
te.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-05-07

En- Juana Diaz ;,un ..s1g sto de
apodO "mAnsco" hA herido ,de una
pufIalad& al guardia insulAr Alfonso
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-05-07

Esperamos de nuestra autoridad
local disponga el arreglo de L. calle
Mendez 6. bRjada de los. .Sres. Leca'
rt z; pues dicha calIe con m0tivo del
tempo lluvioso SO pone intransita
BILE.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-05-07

Sc nota Algdn entusiasmo para
la function qse & benz fl 10 del cole
gio de Santa Ana tendr& lugar esta
noohe.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-05-07

Cierro .eAtS revista hoy 5 sin de-
jar antes de communicable que est&
circulsndo Ia lament&bls noticia de
hAberse presentado un case de virue
10 en- la vecina de e tie pueblo NAts
lia Roman, ignorAndo 81 el case es
benigno 9 confluente.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-05-07

Ha quedado muy lucido en- In
ciudad de Csguas el bale que di6
el domingo la sociedad sUnion
Clubs
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-05-07

James Pee George retire de
la polfticA y qutds en- Actiuud indie
pendieute.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-05-07

Durante Ell mes de Abril anterior,
Sc han verifcado en- Ia ofiCina del
Registro civil las inscripeiones 81
guientes: Nacimieutos 49; defancio'
nes 46 y cAsAmientcs cAn6nigos 5; ci
viles 2; evang64ico i; Total 13.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-05-07
L0gaCiOnoS griegaS.

Ell el presupuesto de G -ecia Sc
consjgnau importAntes cantidades
pIra establecer Legaciouas en Roma
L0pdres, San Petersburgo, y Bal
grade.
e G bierno griego recomienda
& J" C6m&ra que aprue b1 estAs canti-
dad -, Dorque lHs nuev&eLe gaciOnes
serA- Gti'es 81 deaarrollo politico y
cOmercial de Grecis.
~ La Oorrespon lencia celebra
ln1alEo que squelIa noticiA hayA re-
sultad0 incjsrts.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-05-07

Ella Dulce AtimnzA) es el esta.
blecimieuto que da el recor en- &rtf-
culos de qulncalla ca estA Capital,
Cruz IL Adamas tiene gran existen
ciA de In mAgn1dca cerve2a Pasbst.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-05-07
GuNsRJo a Las MADREs :.

Una mia de don Aureliaoo Vas
quez ha fAIIe-ido en- QaebradillAs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-05-07

GuNsRJO a LAS MADREs Iii jaraDe cain~nte
81 sl periodic de Ia dentiCi0n. AiiVia de nomento
81 peQueMo sDtrtente: produce IN susno natural
s1snQuiko SliVtando al n1no de 6olOr el angelic de
peTE2 CON much& YtV6zA. Rs EQuY agPadA6I9 al pa
ladar Cama al nino. aDlanda las enc1ss. alivi& TO
Dolores &yn0& al VIe0tO, Reguia los InSastinoA@
este m@joR Oonooldo EGnSdlo para Ia dIarr@s asi "
Guita 0a Ia dsntiol0n dc Otras causas. TensS gui
dado podiP Dor "JaFabe Calm ante dc NT WinsoW
pog a@s al m@3oR Do todo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-05-07

Por S6 75 centavos uua buenA
cana alta con colchou ? cole honeta.
No hay en- Puerto Rico quien pusda
vender tantas y tan bAratas camas,
colchones, almohadas y mokquiteros
como &c: Cielos que hoy es Ia tiends
que lleva 10 VI z constante en- Ia Ca
pitAl, FortAleza 25.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-05-07

Sc ha dado ingreso en- los fondos
municipales de eet& poblaci6n & Ia
cautidAd de 1854 dollars 36 ctvs,
Que correspondi6 al mUnicipio, por
Ell mes de Marco Gltimo, pOr el medic
p% sobre las riQuezas y patentes de
licores tab&co:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-05-07

El nGdico ciruiano don An6rico
Oms Y Salsona, ha sido nomhrado
por el municipio para eeivlr la plaza
de Inspector de sAnidad del distrito
de B .rtolo. DicLo Sr hR tornado
possession de su cargo:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-05-07

Sc ha ausentado para Ii cindAa
de Maz4gu Ia apr ciable Sra. An
touia Gasc0n prt fesora de labores
que era del co1egio cAt6lieo. D,chn
Srte. ha dei&do muy crates recner'
dos, durante el tempo que vivio en-
este pueblo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-05-07

So dice que en- el prekente mes
al igaal de otros AfAos se lleva: q ! d
efecto en- el temple cat6lico, solem
mes novenas en- honor de Ia Reina de
les cielos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-05-07

CAda vez GUSTAV n a. las vistSs
Que exhibe el Sr. Maymo P@'msr,
ca su sbuen cinemst6 grsfo. Van oil
teatro muchas SEN rit&s. y i6venes.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1902-04-11

On Wednesday Thomas Pugh, i
ycar-old boy living with his uncle,
John pugh, seven miles north Of Nez
Perce, this state, was dragged To death
by runaway horse. The child had
led the animal 70 water sut while
drinking had tied the lead rope about
his neck. The animal became fright
ed and ran away, dragging the body q
mile and a half. The top OF the bows
head was torn of and the features had
been obliterated by being dragged ov-
or the ro Ugh ground. The boy's faith
er, Daniel Pugh. is In Iowa. and the
lad was on "A visit u his uncle.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1902-04-11

The Hope labor union held "A meet
Ing sunday and took in Ii new mem-
bers-
Mrs Montgomery Is at the Highland
house visiting with her parents. MI.
and Mrs. Smith.
j. II. Leonard Of Mnskegon, Mich,
is here visiting with his cousins, the
Jeannoi boys.
Miss Katie Quirk OF Spokane. at one
time n resident Of Hope, is here visit
ing with friends.
Ed Jeannot went over 10 Blacktail
Monday - nave some work done ON
his mining property there.
Harry Manning has leased some
land To Perkins 4 Co., who are put
ting up shingle mill.
General Warren has engaged Il first
class boatman to look after the COM
fort OF his summer guests.
Tom Crawford has sold fifteen lots
the last month near the saw and shin
gle mill for building purposes.
Mr. Brown, the Rlacktail mining
man, was in town Tuesday. and he
SAYS everything looked well at that
time.
A party Of surveyors are campcd
near the depot. while engaged survey
ing the Btss gsssiissss fea EAs Isrthern
Pacific.
John Glaghc is erecting two-story
building for store and lodging
house and Mr.. Simpson is ,ereorsf a
two-story dwelling.
DIR. Russell and family are here
fran Spokane and are stopping on
Warren's isiani. putting In their time
at hunting and fishing,
Our popular timber cruiser, Jack
Ensk, broke one OF the bones In his
right hand one day this week, while
| lifting on heavy timber.
Mr.. Gillls Of Manitoba, one OF the
stockholders In the Pack River Min.
ing Company, is here letting con.
tract for work at the mine.
Mrs. G. II. Hage has returned from
Lewiston, where she was visiting her
two daughters. Martha and Barbara
who are attending the state normal.
! The old building known as Man
ning's hall is being torn down this
week to make room for a two-story
structure To be occupied as a saloon
and lodging house by Brant Bros.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1902-04-11
BOOM IN gEsiDENCE BUILDING
Many Substantial ReHdexres Are Well
Under Way.

Many Substantial Rcsidesee. Are Well
Under Way.
II building is any indication. IL
would appear that Standpoint is forg-
ing ahead at a very sal isfactory rate
In fact. the present activity In the
building line would he viewed i'm the
light Of a boom in many towns some
what larger than Standpoint. But
this activity has been In evidence here
50 long that people have come 10 view
it as a very ordinary matter, and un-
less surprise is expressed by the many
visitors who happen along, IL fails 10
elicit more than passing comment by
our home people.
Here is "A partial list of residences In
all stages of construction. work upon
which has been ia progress not u eX-
ceed 10 days or, perhaps, two weeks.
Oscar Travis has about completed a
coy one-story 4-room cottage on
Church street Mr.. Travis Is his own
carpenter and contractor and esti.
ibas'P viz iypt VI tiiN iPAtdkt db &DNb.
Contractor OlesoD is pu,iJng the
finishing touches on two-story, Z
room dwelling 10 be occupied by him
self and family. 1t Is located on
Church street and its estimated cost
is $1,000.
The ground is being cleared on
Church street on site selected by DIR.
Chas. NJ. Moody for story and half
6-room cottage. Contractor Travis
will have charge OF the mechanical
work and estimates the cost at $3.50.
H. c. Hurd is doing his own work
on story and half 4-room cottage
on Fourth street. and estimates his
outlay at $50.
a neat appearing one story broom
cottage is going up on Third street
for Tom Rogers. a. Keller is the
contractor and the estimated cost is
Ross Curtis is constructing Broom
cottage Of his own on Third street.
the estimated cost of which is $3.50.
G.. HALEY is erecting a 4-room cot
tage on Third street at cost OF $50.
ID. Piatt Is building story and a
half cottage of his own ON Third
street at probable cost of 800.
NJ. 7. Curtis is At work on story
and one-half 7-room cottage on Third
street for j. NJ. Perry. the estimated
cost Of which is $500.
| Hugh Williams Is building a two
story 7-room dwelling on Fourth
street, and estimates his outlay a
5000.
v. w. Russell has about completed
an S-room house Of his own located OF
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1902-04-11
Priest River Local News.

Mr.. Won Cameron and Jack Wills
are at st. Maries for ten days out
ing.
Frank Nelson is building nice lit
tie cottage, and we wonder who will
be the lucky one To share IL.
Miss Ethel Rhodes left for Rath-
drum Monday evening after two
months visit with Miss Leah Hydorn.
Mrs. William Martin is at a Spo-
kane hospital for treatment. We are
pleased To learn she viii soon be home
again.
Mrs. O'Malley is selling off her
household goods expecting To leave for
her old home in the east about the
Goth OF this month.
The Ladies' Aid will meet next FRI
day at the home OF Mrs. NJ. p. Jones
for reorganization, not having met for
the past three months.
The lumber Is on the ground for the
new Congregational church and work
on 1t will soon begin. II will be fine
building when completed.
Priest River is still on the BOOM
There are several new buildings
nearing completion and more to be
built as soon as spring opens.
The storm Monday morning did
considerable damage here to trees
and signs. The wind, hail and light
ming were unusually heavy for this Sec
tion.
Mrs. Beck has nice new stock OF
millinery goods OF the latest fashion
Ladies wishing anything in that line
will do we'll TO give her call before
purchasing elsewhere
The ball given by the {. NJ. A. Is
Monday night was a decided success.
A splendid supper was served at the
Hotel Strong Great credit Is due the
was their first attempt and they GER
tainly did well.
Our growing town now has four bo-
tells, three restaurants three drygood
and grocery stores. two confectionery
stores, one bakery. two meat markets.
two blacksmith shops, one jeweler.
one drug store, one laundry, one bar
Der shop and four saloons. all doing a
| thriving business.
The young people enjoyed pleas
ant evening at the residence OF Mrs.
Thomas Hydorn last Friday evening.
Dancing and games we're INDUCED In
until late hour, when refreshments
were served. after which ali went
home, having had good time: also
the card party At Miss York's Satur.
day evening was said To be a success
ia the way of amusement.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1902-04-11
BREEZY ITEMS FROM kATHDRUM
Faithful Record Of tho Weeks Doings .
the County seat.

Faithful Record of the Weeks Doings ~
the County seat.
Joe Childs OF Hope was in town
Monday.
ST Donnelly OF Lakeyiew was a
Rathdrum visitor Thursday.
Homer Blanchard went TO st. Joe
this week to remain indefinitely.
Al Gray has bought out ID. o. Gle
lands interest in the Hall saloon res
taurant.
V. w. Sander OF the Idaho Nercan-
tile Company OF Coenr d'Al-ne, was
in town sunday.
Miss Katie LAWN returned from
Spokane Tuesday after visiting sever
al days in that city.
J. w. Handy has traded his place on
the Rimrock 10 the Rose Bros. for
their farm on the prairie.
Mrs. W. c. Rogers has just received
a nice line Of spring millinery gopos.
hats. etc. Call and see them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Brickell passed
through town wednesday bound for
their summer home at Spirit lake.
The public school closed Wednesday
for the week on account Of the Inland
Teachers Association at Spokane.
| It is rumored that c. A. Mcdonald
has bought the j. ". Handy place in
East Rathdrum and will live there.
Clyde Mulledy came down from st
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1902-04-11

Maries Saturday and accompanied his
wife To their new home at st. Marics.
Fred Il. Wilson Of Rcardan, Wash,
and Il Miss Murphy OF Spokane were
married "a, the Hotel Wright Thurs.
day.
Mrs. Daniel Van Duzer and Winnie
Smith drove 10 Spokane Tuesday af-
ternoon TO attend the teachers asso-
citation.
A. j. Rusho and wife Of Usk, Wash,
drove over from Newport Tuesday "a
spend few days In the city. Mrs.
RiisllO left Wednesday night for Cali
fornja on a visit.
Hon. Chas l.. Heitman left for Lew
iston Monday night to attend the
spring session OF the supreme court.
He has several important eases To
argue before thai tribunal.
w. II. Cable 81 State Line was In
town Monday on personal business,
having just returned from Portland,
Ore. where he went with his aged
father who was on his way TO Califor-
mia.
Mr.. and Mrs. $. l.. Smith gave a
birthday party Thursday in honor OF
their son HALEY 4 mnsi enjoyable
time was had by all present. Every.
one always has good time at Pap
Smiths.
VIC. Rogers and Jay Pucrlngtou
have taken logging contract at ST.
Joe and left for there Wednesday u
establish their camp. Mrs. Puering.
ton and her daughters, Blanche and
Lena Brigger. will run the boarding
department.
J. NJ. Rogers. father OF the man who
died At the Hotel Wright from an
overdose OF morphine. arrived in the
city Saturday night from milwaukee,
and took charge Of The remains, which
he had buried in the cemetery here
Sunday afternoon.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1902-04-11
Who Have Heen Drawn for the May Tsra
.Of the rns tssc, Court

who Have Heea Drawn for the May Tsrn
of the nns tssr, Court
The following is a list OF the grand
and trial jurors who have been drawn
for jury duty at the May term Of the.
district rourt.
GRAND JURORS.
-. II. Frakes, Abe Hornbeck. Fred
La Verne, WIN 6adrus, II. W. Bufkx,
Samuel Smith, II. b. Dickinson, r.
II. Bradbury, r. NJ. Mears, Samuel
Owens. G. Il. MeCarty. G. l.. Ross,
Thos. Campbell, Frank Rabades u,
W. II. Lemlcy, II. n. Ronghan,
Herman Molkenthin, s. J. Daniels,
A. II. Best, Martin Mehan.
TRIAL JURORS.
Frank Ewing, G. r. StOddard.
Wright simpson, Thos. Montgomery,
A. c. Luther, VIM. Howell. J. +.
Derry, Charles Wsais. n. Enders, II.
ii. Roger. ~. II. Iiurnam, Charles
Green, Z. B. Williamson, Il. S. Crane,
George Carey, r. NJ. Einney, jobs
Flucllen, Thos. Hepner, A. J. Snidier.
Charles Wilcox, $. q. Scribner. II. G.
Nogcl, Thos. Fitzpatrick, Edward
Davis, Richard Gutherie Frank II.
Quinn, G. l.. Dittemore, Edward
Clougi. j. w. Allen, Robt. Short
Robi. Nelson. Joseph Kingsley. n.
Lord. Frank Carter, John Hill. VIM.
Eaton. Sr.. X. NJ. Gouby, Fred Zinc,
Louis Boy Joseph Provost.