davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-13
REPORT is FALSE.

NmerIcan D1strIct eIeyraph Not TT
the Trust,
j. B. Sloan, Jr., manager of the
American District Telegraph COM
pany, which has been operating in
Memphis for the past eleven years,
denies that his company has sold
out to the trust which is backed by
George Gould, says the Memphis
Morning News. He stated yesterday
that the story to that effect which ap.
peared in a local paper several day
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-13

He was about forty-three years OF
age and was married to Miss Kate
Besgin in Pine Bluff. Ark about
eighteen years ago His death is gen
timely deplored by an immense circle
Of f fIiends
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-13
MU URDERER REWARDED,
King of senvia Grants Promotion to
Col. Mishics.

Belg ade, July l@.-CoI Mishics OF
ne Sixth infantry regiment WH-ea
teok a prominent part in the coup
Deaf OF June I has been promoted
70 the post Of departmental cfuef OF
tiie minister of war
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-13
POPE. RAPICLY SINKING
And Life Can Not Hold Out Many
Hours Longer.

+ + f. + ]. + + + + /. 4. !. + 4. 4. ]
+ A telegraph bulletin received q
4 in Pine Bluff at p. m. says a
j. that Pope Leo is rapidly sink q
+ ing, and that life can not hold q
+ out many hours longer 4
1. + i. + i. + + i. i. i. + i. + /. 1. I
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-13

The bachelor girls existence may
not be exciting, but it does not nee
cesitate trips to Dakota.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-13

ago was without foundation. Mr..
Sloan further stated fnat his company
would not sell out 70 the parties who
ale attempting 10 perfect the tlust.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-13

Men are the spice of life, but a
steady diet of spice is undesirable
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-13
Pee McGIYf1n. Dead.

Peter MeGHym died Saturday and
vas buried Sunday At the Catholic
s>ne6ery Father I-aeey conducted
tde services,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-13
acknowledgements.

Miss Elizabeth Smithwick and Mr..
Lon Hightower were married Sunday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Nleh-
OILS. on Twentieth avenue, Rev. w,
p. Whaley performing the ceremony
The bride is we'll known and pop
ular young lady, and the groom is
a respected and trusted employe OF
the Cotton Belt shops.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-13

If women would swear little more
they wouldn't cry so much
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-13
|o-opeE CAlllCOTTE LOSES HIS
I,EF BY FALLING FROM
HIS CAB.
o,ce Resided in Pine Bluff and Mar
ried Miss Kate Boggi:
of This City.

OF the death OF Engineer George
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-30
tomato de SUICIdIO

Antonio Camera testigE,oa en- E Ia
causa seguida. 4 Mateos ia i aila.rrdo o
por ddes ssttrat6 "a de- q supdicidarse,e i
por eeasnras que le dirigio9 ell j uezl
por NO; ;hab Der com paFecido.sve0 5b
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-30
LA DE RAgIA ]


Ell Ayuntamiento de Rio grande
ha envfado al al6obierhn yla1a Tesorerfa
el Informe annual de su administration,
que es. ,excelente .tss aa ahsooIIs4 al
Mos dieen de Rio-piedras que par
reoe hay. IN repnblicano de rinfueneia en-
So partido. que Ze tsras al j Juzgado yde,paz
que desempefag otro repnb nblieano.s Con
este emo ohyp, hay disguise. entire los par
tidarios de npo u otro sen aaueI pueblo.
EEL TROLLEYs.. Con motive de, la.
Asamblea de cosecheros de cafe, aha ha-.
bido I'm extra0rdinario. consume. del
acreditad0 ron hnarca aEI Trolley, que
fabrican los senores Chandry Y COnlpa.
MIA, en- San Juan seal 81, =
ffIan ssido tdados de alta, en- en- 81 ma. ma
nicomio, 3dfntfn Arroyo Rodrigaezz y. y.
Juan Cabare. Ingres6 Franchises Rotdrii-
guez, de Bayamon, como pudiente.
Para despedir al Coronel buchanan
que emba rc6 hoy para los Estaaos Uni
dos. baj6 al muaffe la banda del battalion
de Puerto Rico. Este americana es .un
correcto cabaiIefo. que 1sipo grangearse
las sifapatfas de chafitos lie trataron.. & 4
stEi Zfu6 Ell ofganiza dor1 del referido
battalion Y en- 81 sea le. estif11a Y respe-
ia 1nuchon Como Buchanan debfan
portarse todos los 2dt5S6s iIaeE 5so9.te que
Ivieneasy y Harlan pronta afnericani4
Zaci6n EffuGs8 10E9G8YT911f 0DInG1 HA0
04rUga g
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-30

E vapor <Monserrat. ha salidc
| hoy para la Habana y Veracruz
-Tenenemos noticias de que los
profesores del pobiado de Palo-seco, Sc
ran trasladados Ia Capital " puestos al
frente desuna nueva oscuefa que Sc abri-
ra, toda vez que en- aquella locaiidad no
conaurren los nifios y aqu1 han quedado
muchos sin matricuIarse.
Hay muchas personas que va re-
citan ell discurso que ha de pronunciar ell
Gobernador Hunt despues de sullegada
Sc espera que, ,cl vapor SCoamos
este en- ell puerto mariana, tarde en- la
noche. ST as1 sucede { seguro que .el
Gobernador entrara muy en- silencio.
En- ell vapor <Coamo,z que Sc es-
pera de los Estados-Unidos, Hegaran en-
tire otros passjeros, nuestro amigo don
Luis r. Velazquez. la familia Armstrong,
ell popular America Salas, don Francis
co Escalona Y familia, don Jose B. Ca
rri6n otras conocidas personas, por 10
que seran muchos los. ,familiares. ami
eos que iran q recibiries. Esto dara ID
gar 6 que no resulten, tan desiertos los
muelles, como Sc desea, al desembarcar
ael ya-e6lebre gS55srnaaor Hunt. sss-y @sss
OFICINA de asuntos administrati.
vos- y ysjudiaciales de Jose zyG. del Vale
(@Alleh1 III, miradOr.) fGesti6n on los
departamentos del GobierDb insuIar.
AyuntamieRtOs en- tod0s los Tribnnai es
de Justicia. Para 10 judicial: abogados
Acuna y Texidor. Bnen traductOr
m4quina de escribir =
Ell vapor americans ~Ponces salio
esta tarde para Norte-Am6rica.
-Contin1a asrguraEdose que Jose
Maule6n sera induItado.
-Tenemos noticias de que en- Ell va
por xCoamos llegaran corresponsales es-
peciales de la prensa dem6crata, para
dAr cuenta fxacta de 10 que ocurra & Ia
lIegada del Gobernador.
Han Ilegado en- al vapor <Monse-
rrat, ; don Jose M. Ubarri y su .distin-
guida esposa.
De Caguas dicen que SEl lQuintos
est4 vendiendo allf la carne precio bara-
sfsimo. lie aconsejamos olga los que
ssten mulenndo. que baiten xIHermanito
ssp6ramels y que tomen la rica cer-
7eza xPabsto de Milwaukee. que nutre |
J fortifica. 1a fuerza vigor, es t6nica /
I diReskIvas Sc recomienda por ST soIa. /
Iln rtadoree: NJ r. Calder6n Ca, /
retnan II, San Juan.
aREGOMIENDAh NOS tod0a uuestr0@
80 VII shb bteI TFEK bf fARINA. san Jose
snmarO /. Capital - POr. IN dsa. dc hos
'eGHDes M aQMaKv u.vuA NJ III
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-30
s.....A sDlEsFRo Y siN4EsFRos

Un grupo do services v adula-
dores, que en su mayor parte viven
dol presupuesto, Sc ha obstinado
en- recibir al Gobernador Hunt de
mAnera pomDosa como 81 ell pals
seencontrara satisfecho de las ges-
tienes de aqu6l 3 tuviera que agra
d0cerle algo.
A pesar de que la opinion ge-
neral, manifestada en- .<meetings>
v periodicos, ,Ise lronuncio alberta
mente, desde 1L pl lIncipio, en- con-
.tra de esos feetejOs que SO prepar
ran para reeibir al empecatado Go
bernante, hay qilfen persiste en-
agasa jarls. .seglin pueden yer nues-
tres Iectores en- los telegEamas de
San Juan Que pub1icamos hov.
Doscient0s hombres de la Po-
licia insularQue Sc hallan recon
centrad dosen Pio Piedras, mientras
laEigflancia ell servicio en- pobla-
clones y campos esta Ell complete
abRndono, concurriran q ese acto,
con ell objeto, sin duda, de atemo-
rizAr cohibir con su prasencia a
log obreros que Sc proponen recibir
a Mr.. Hunt. con banderas negras.
3 No para alf ese' 1njo inusitado
deSfnerzas, que nos hace retrogra-
dar alos item pos mas igpominio
sos dea1 ia colonial 5Tambi6n acu-
dira eI ej6rcitog s 5up GoggaiInl &
PoFtlo Visto, este Gobernador
civil representative de- la .Repdbli-
ca mas democratica del mpndo,
quieres jugar a los capitanes gene
rales es spanoles. Asf :debe ser; le,
gusta que lie rindan honores los
institutos armados, y, hace va
tiemp po,s pretendio rodearse de un
Estad6 Mayor SuS-06ne5as, con uni
forfne Y todo, idea que felizmente'
no $llego IA prosperar, evitandole7
asf%nnInuevoriGfculo. oj f@8 Go oi
& EIp1eblOb ira bajador de oSan
Juan, huyendoda confundirse con
La ehusma, no debe dejarse impo-
ner Dor esa ostentacion de fuerzas,
cd manifestation seria, solemne,
dene mostrar su desagrado Y su
disgusto a. ese hijo indigno de
NoFte- America que rquiere desem-a
peflar en- Puerto Rico el papel de
reyezuelo.n obs1goba naa gso s7aaiaa' a'a
$Es esta la OCCASION mas opor-
tuna propicia para que ell pueblo
derauestre quenOaocarece de valOr
cfvico, Y, sobre todo, que en- 6l no
Sc hsf extiAgq lido aiihI ell sentimienf
to de la Vef8denza.
SN0axuelNasE(5 bernador Hunt
q Puerto Rico rodeado- de pFesti-
gios, de respetos, de simp atfas; tor
ma al pals contra la yolnntad de La
mayorfa} Y pretende entraIs en- 81
apoyado en- flsiies 7 bayonetas,
como un SAM 8 como un Palacio.
Tanto0el como susanigOs, han
envuelto su llegada en- el mas es-.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-30
San JUAN
MoTAs PoR coRREo
Setien!n!bre2 90.

~ e+ y - - =. - - -
Nos contta que ell mejor pan que Sc
consume Ell ests ciudad eS ell que Sc .ela-
bora con la harin4 patente eLa Puerto
rriquela0 que imr srtan nuestros AMI
gos los sefiores Basaaquide y CT del CO.
mercio de estas plaza & -s @
Nos permitimos. reeomendar q los
panaderos de sCaguas y demas localida-
des ell consume lie esta narca de harina
por sersla que de- mejor resultado en- 10
elaboration de pan.
Ell vapor eMonserrat> llegado
hoy de Espa1a, ha regresado nuestro
amigo don Salvador Picornell, Aboga-
do Notario, establacido en- Lares.
Como anunciamos aver, hoy han
decIarado en- ell Juzgado de Psz de Rio
PiedNs IOedpasajeros; que Viajaban Ell
dia "a dc aquel pueblo San Juan, en-
ell tren que mat6 IN tal Velszquez en-
tire IN .paFada 30 q %. Todas las de-
clarnciones son favorS bleS al motorists.
-Ha renunciado sn cargo de cabo
de la pOlicfa ifsular nuestfo amigo don
Gabino sBalasqnide. Este amigo Sc
trasladafa & PehueIas donde sc sdedicara
al concrete. Fa@ ~ ~ %
El sefior Balasquide podra voIvera6
entrar en- la polic(a- cuando quieras pues
sale ppr su gusto del cuerpo. III. A
lei Directorio del partido federal
americana est6. IIewando cabo un.traba-
10 de gran importahcia que sera enviado
al Gobierno de Washington.
para ell pr6ximo domingo Sc anun-
cia Ia bods de la distinguida Y bella Sc
Horita Bel6n bGoenaGa, hija, de~npestRos
amigo particular ell doctor del mismo
Apellido. con ell conocido j6ven don Ra
fael del Vale. enp pleado del Laboratorio
Qufmico de Ia Junta Superior de Sani-
Ind.
sTHE HELVETIA~.-27 Gale de
a Cruz. Gran casa de hnespedes.
Table d'hOtelD. Ap0spnt0s para fanli.
.ns personals sOlas. C0uidas q cin.
mAnta centaV0s cubiertO. BanOs. 1e. |
fonO, l02. Apartadcecorre 205. Pro |
askarf8. Pedro SchiFas N0ta: Este 10
N p cargo de una senorita ca
Sssls
XII individuo Juan r., Rosa que
VI IN aisIado en EantDrcea ea1sa DC aa-
M nerlnanecido tres amos en- el asslo dc
'pro 0s, serA dsEo a0 ala esta sQzpa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-30

pantoso de los ridfculos.3 V6ase
los telegramas cruzados entire 6 y
Mr.. Hartzellgy Mr.. Lindsay, que
NADIA tiene de lince: Z
<;Como desea listed la 1aanifes-
taci6n2 3
lCon paradA, banquete, bale,
retreta y fue9Os artificial@!>
Els como stun mozo de restGst-
rant preguntara d un parrqquiano:
iC6mo Qui5re Vd1el &beefteak2
con patas 8 sin patatassD j
A tales pregnntas, que fatiga-
ron ell cable Observation-Disclosures
de invento para ser utilizadO en- tan
sandios asuntosl--contest6 pueril-
mente el Gobernador:, .
&Prescfndase de- todo3 menos
de La retreta y de los fuegos.2
ICON que objeto2>~ s
Con el de divertiF al pueblo, y
acallar de ese modos Ell deseontento
general.
PeFo el pueblo Y la sociedad de
San Juan no deben concurgir q esa
retreta nj presenciar esos @fuegos.
@ Quede esa noche la Plaza de
Baldorioty desierta; concnrran q
ella solamente los que SO eientan
abyectos, ilotas 8 parias.
a Demuestrese esta Vez1que to-
do puedel falsifcars6 ffi6nos ell re-
gocijo popular .75o3a 9D
81 sAbstenganse0 la sociedad ell
pueblo de SanJuan9de prestar con
su rpresenciar animaci0n B aSesos es-
pectaculOs. [[r,g Y aonBe ne
s,aas Qneden solos, en- nI1mero exi-
quo, insignifcante, Mr. Hunt y los
que le adulan. .4e,a o-e,
- Y sin provocaciones, sin escan-
da1o, pero sin debilfdades nj temo-
res, surja imponente, fnagestuosa,
serena, Ia manifestation de pro-
testa!fln G9 Gt9a 4 .95n9n s
om6Y ondee al aires la lnegfa ban
dera del info1tunio pHertorrique-
no; la bandera de los tristes, de
los que 5carecen de ira haj jo, de pan,
de ciudadanfa. de defechos y Ii
bertades; de los que no pneden ST.
quiera lamar suyosef gpedazo de
terra enaque nacieronAy en- Que ha
de abrirse su sepultnrab sizes que
no los arrastra. el sexOdd &
saaa.i Sea dfa de 1uto eldel Sarribo
de Mr.. Hunta nuestEas playas;
lleven los maIiif6stantes lagos de
crespon sobre los bfceps; c1elguen
de balconies y de IYentanasg paflos
negros; demuestrese por todDs los
needles que esta deadd6lo 81 alma
pHeFtoFfiaHoffa. --------~--------
Compatriotas: ses .llegada la
hora solernne de que la vergllBnza
striunfesy SO imponga.
Precisa probar que ell decoro y
La dignidad no han emigrado 7adn
de Puerto RicO5fFg 34tS3I Is
c0RTAOIIl0.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-30
Mdte0 FaEddo
EfdlcdIde deIJuono-D -Diuzl

Se0aeusa & Ramon z Tossas,, a alcaI-
de de- FdicRo pueblo de que i ruttiliza iii a
a los presos para Qllle .ttraba jen, 5a en-
la finea particplar5 que ali posee.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-30

In estos momentos miles de al
masse cd4Igregan en- la plaza de.
Baldorioty para ceIebrar un NEE nee
ting, protestaandS "a Il q Ii de IA reception
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-30
RetYetQ dObfe u fHeQoS
.COntKQ anlQnifeatQoi6ng.

saTG0HtKd 9E7llQ1LTestdGI0N 8oati4s
Esta faRde ise verifcara una con
veneionsen la Plaza de 1Baldorioty,.
Y Sc acordara pedir La renunciaSaI
GohArHaaAr9 Ioq aDp ss3pq to92sF1S
La6colffra ifestaeeihonl lad,, de- pro- ore4s
tesla So Fealizana lo9 - .ea s4 so44ss1a 80 =
Asegdrase qile en- ! muchoss ball
cones apaEecerano aeolgaduras5 ne-a
gras. .raEgEni onIaic
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-30
EXPULSION. Ia Emulsion 4, A., scnoott sscot+ ,

EMULsIoN:: Ia Emulsion de Scott as .
aun gran aiinento de aIorro. Asi Io re.
cpnOcena los n6dicos ae1,bi et orb ~ q
slo s. El5infrascrito facuitatIvo dsctor tu, aun,
Medicina y Cirugia, Socio cores sponsa III
de la Real Academia de Medicina Ci.
arugia de Barcelona de la M6dico -Far.
maceutica de la misma iciudad. s1TzFlr i
lIgs Certiica; ]; Que de algunos aTssos Al 4
;esta parte emplealcon ventaja la na N IA
Emulsion de Scott Ten sustitnci6n sdaI
5ace1te de hlgad0 sbacalao, lcuyo nal "a hors
sydifieil digestion repugn an los en- far
Haos) reH85o1ps aqHell0s e>tadosI opat9,l6s j
igie0s que dan como resultante caractaa
rlstlco una htpert2s0fiG del oroanismo
On yirtud del deseqnilibrio que se esfs.=
blece entire la asimilacion que le renra.
senta sel ingresoz yodaa ell tono 3 hesfado.
de saluds y la desasimilac oua7 le,. s, srass
presenta el egresos y conduce fatalmanfe'
Rl estado de eenfermedad e4afIgT n
Ioq ason' n 4RTiN r. ooRcHADo.9 s14
s12 Ponce. Puerto Rico
SO sEp1sI 81 - 8 gI9.TTG.a 81
sIif SERANp O0MPLAOIDoS ans u sa,,.;.
chos en- Il as0licithd de calzado II a.a. =
daoa. en- LA Mayagnezana,, san Ins.
tDA7. San juan Il = -
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-30

~guf9 0600f 3 sT----%--- Oh o1HI948
s9p7ofeor oI .c6Septiembre9 80. oil
caa Il 80 u 80 q 1890 90 eaLadA e
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-03-06
Estate Easily Settled.

An attorney from Houston, Tex.,-
tells this story of Judge Roy Bean,
Justice of the peace in the Lone Star
stale. who is known better as The
Law West of the Pecos River:
He held coroner's inquest on n
Mexican who had been found dead
near the Pecos river. The jury brought
in verdict of accidental death. The
crowd was dispensing when the judge
called them back.
There is another matter to attend
to-" he said. "On this mans body was
found $50 and n six-shooter. 1t Is
contrary to the laws Of Texas and to
the peace and dignity Of the state to
carry concealed weapons. Therefore
| confscate the revolver and fire the
deceased 81. The costs in the case
are $40. which just settles hi Estate"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-03-06
RESOLUTIONS OF
CATTLE GROWERS

Denver. Feb. ts.-Thc following res
olutions were passed by the Colorado
Cattle and Horse Growers Associa-
ton yesterday.
Whereas. should House Bill No. "a.
now pending before the Legislature OF
this state. become law. the new board
OF stock inspectors so created Will
have power to appoint local inspectors
wherever needed In this state: and
Whereas. In the districts where
there are organizations OF local stock
men. the members thereof should be
best qualified to say who will be the
proper person to act rs inspector OF
their stock: therefore be II
Resolved. that rs far rs possible.
all local inspectors should be appoint.
cd by the advice and consent OF the
local live stock organizations, which
should also be permitted to recon-
mend the removal Of any inspector
who should prove unsatisfactory or In
competent. and the new board. when
appointed. Is earnestly urged to adopt
such rule to govern such appoint
mcnts."
Whereas. the bills now pending in
the Fourteenth General Assembly pro-
viding for new stock laws have been
constructed under the idea that in the
future business. not politics, will pre-
vail in the new board to be appointed
under the new provisions OF these
acts: therefore be It
Resolved. that we most earnestly
beg OF his exccllcncy. Governor Pea
body that he appoint members on the
new board who are practical stockmen
and business men. and that he assist
us in securing an administration In
which the interests of the live stock
industry rather than the interests OF
any political party will be protected.
Resolved. that it is the sense OF
this convention that the new board OF
stock inspection. when appointed. at
once adopt n rule that brand and sani-
tary inspectors and all employees oi
that board be appointed because OF
their ability to do the work required
of them and that their political COM
plexion shall not be taken into con-
sideration. 1t Is the earnest desire of
the stoclimen of the state that only
first-c,sss men be employed as inspec-
tors, aud that once employed they
shall lie discharged only for failure 10
perform their duty, dishonesty or In
competency. 1t is also desired that the
board shall make rule that no In
spector or employe shall act as an
active political partisan. and that any
inspector or employe who shall pc
come in any sense an oGensive polltl-
cal partisan shall be promptly dis
missed from the service
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-03-06
NOT QUITE THE THING.
Ira.c Theatrical Manager Solcmniy
DISCHARGED Shakespeare.

John II. Stetson on one occasion a.
nanced' revival of Macbeth" in one
OF his theaters. 1t is said. and paid, as
usual. very little attention to the
mere matter OF the play, so long as
the manner was all right. He went
In through the stage door in bad hui
NOR one evening. and took a look at
the performance from the wings dur
ing the third scene of Act 1. Then.
turning angrily to one OF the stage
hands. he asked:
why are those women sweeping
there when the curtain is up? The
stage manager must be cra2y!" Then,
yelling at the female figures on the
stage: Hey! Get off there! Get off!'
why, Mr.. Stetson." said the stage
manager, running up, they're the
witches!-part of the play, you
know"
Don't like that Kind of a play! Who
wrote it,"
Shakespeare, Mr.. Stetsor," an
swered the awed stage marager.
We'll when he comes round here
again. tell him we're through with
him, pay him his royalties and let
him go!"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-03-06
SUPREME COURT SUSTAINS THE
RUSH HOME RULE AMENDMENT 7

Fire and Police Board-Frank Ad-
ANS. president; c. +. Wilson. Z. L.
Burpee.
Board of Public works-R. ". Spesr
president; Oscar Reuter-, John Hearth
Board of superyisors-w. A. Hover.
president; ". II. Lowry. Carl II. Lind
quist. AIel Bush. T. A. uzzsll.
Board OF Aidermen-w. Is. Tebbetts.
president; u. II. Mullen. John ID. Ross.
A. I.imbeek. Andrew Horan. =. Il. Rus
sell, John conlon. William Gahan. J.
o. Parish. A. n. Patton. George w.
Weiek. Charles W. Cochran. +. A. Bal
ley. ID. S. Gray. Pinknsy waiiiek. .. T..
Adamson.
The decision of the Supreme Court.
besides untyins the people and officers
of Denver from an ENHANCEMENT OK
uncertainties. also opens the way Tor
the counties Of Adams and South Arap-
ahoe to do business These counties
were made OF the fragments left after
Denver had been carved out OF the Old
county of Arapahoe. Their officers
were appointed last December and or
sanixed, but business has been allowed
TO accumulate while the legality OF the
existence OF the county governments
was being determined. Following are
the county officers whose places are
now established beyond dispute:
Adams County-Rie- Means. judge:
Martin H. Bromley. sheriff: George 81.
Griffin. treasurer: e, T.. Lunney. eoun-
" clerk; Martin l.. Bowling. survey
or: Charles X. Cook. assessor: James
MeKeon. coroner: Mrs. Mary q. z.
bradford. superintendent OF schools: q:
II. Pierce, county attorney. and Fred
Watts, John Bsnbow and James tIts-
patrick. commissioners
South Arapahoe coun,y-Stephen II.
Pratt. Judge: Charles Gallagher. sher-
IN: David Howard. treasurer. Charles
A. Berdci. clerk: Charles A. smith.
surveyor: Paul J. Hogan. assessor: %.
N. Hurst, coroner: Katherine II. Ma
loncy. superintendent OF schools; John
Rush. attorney. and &. II. Patterson
and :. II. Brown. commissioner.
The decision of the court did not
make the Rush amendment operative;
but Il was to tn. effect that the Rush
amendment was then and had been op-
era,iyc from December list last. tho
time OF It's PRONUNCIATION by the gov
error. All acts performed by any Of
iiccrR whcs. terms OF Office were term
mated by the Rush amendment are by
Implication held to he Illegal acts ana
of no binding force and effect. That
this would be the ease was. however.
well undcrS,ood. 10 that In nearly aii
cases precautions were taken against
bad effects from n decision either way.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-03-06
Government Closes sawmilIs.

Denver. Feb. 2S.-A News special
from Canon City last night says:
A rumor reached the city to-day
that United States authorities had
closed up five sawmills that have been
drawing Their supply OF timber from
the government forests on Cottonwood.
Currant and Wilson creeks In this
county. The proprietors of the mills.
including d. r. O'Dell. general man.
ager OF the Currant creek mill. were
placed under arrest. 1t Is said, and will
be taken to Pueblo for trial. Several
loaded wagons coming into this city
were overhauled by the officers, who
compelled the teamsters to unload tho
lumber and face about. These, to.
gether with a number OF laborers at
the mills. will be cited to appear as
witnesses.
The mills. affected are Swans on
Cottonwood, Chubb and Winters Sur.
ries and Cavanaugh's on Currant
creek. and one on Wilson creek tho
name of which could not be learned.
The mills have been in operation for
about three years and large amount
of timber has been taken from the
public domain. A large part of tho
lumber was purchased by the yards IN
this city.