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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-08-04
Los EStadOS UnidOS
COnvierten ell dinerO del ''fOndO"
de piedad-- Plus Fund en- mo-
media tiIipina
Extrano ciclo recorrido por ell
historico dinero
M exico paga aIrrededor de
S35O,OOO
Esta idea filantropica tuvo su
origen en- Espana

FL fondo piadoso destinado para ci-
vilizar 4 los salvaies de las dos Cali
fornias fue donado por grandes espa-
noles en- ell a1o 1885.
Mexico entr6 en- possession de el des-
pues que obtuyo su independence.
Los Estados Unidos 10 reclamaron des-
pues de su victoria en- la guerra meji-
cana.
Ell Tribunal de la Haya 10 adjudic6
4 los Estados Unidos en- 1902
M6iico entreg6 aver en- San Fran
cisco $3.50, 900, en- moneda mejicana
La casa de moneda de los Estados
Unidos los transformard enseguida en-
moneda tilipina. Dentro de unas Guam
tas semanas estara dicho dinero en- cir
culacion entire los filipinos, cuyo GO
bierno tom6 America de Espana, COM
pletando asf un ciclo de guerra y paz
de l0S amos.
Cuando ell gobierno meiicano entire
go aver en- San Francisco 4 la casa de
moneda de los Estados Unidos la can
tidad de $3.50, 600, anadio una pagina
mas i la romantica historic de los ex-
tranos yiaics del dinero que los gran
DIES espanoles destinaron hace casi dos
siglos para el .fim3o de pfedad.
Lucgo de haber estado EN- manos de
los Jesuitas, del gobierno espanol de
M6jico por GItimo, de Estados Uni
dos, pasando de unos otros por las
exigencias de la guerra por los pro-
clSo& de la paz, esta punto de resu-
mir su peregriHacl0n entire las gentes
de las islas tilipinas, que quedaron ba-
10 ell dominic de los Estados Unidos,
mediante una guerra con la misma ma
cion que di0 orfgen al susodicho fondo.
El paoo parcial yiene en- forma de pc
SOS meiicanos Va i refundirse en- mo-
media tilipina.
Los lesuitas aceptaron prlmeramen-
te ser ctuuoiolev del fondo de piedad Y
prObaron con su aXuda 4 cOnyertir los
salyaies de las CALIFORNIA;. Los re-
galos para ell fondo 10 hicieron subir
81 700, 900. Los lesuitas fueron ex-
pulsados por ell rey de Espana en- 1867
entonces la corona de Espana Sc hi
20 cargo del dinero MeIco vino 4
ser ell curador cuando gan6 con su es-
fuerzo la independence.
Cuando los Estados' Unidos ganaron
4 Mejico la alta California en- 1848, los
hombres de Estado amerlcanos recla-
maron inmediatamente que una parte
del fondo fuera entregada 4 este pals,
puesto que era para ser administrada
dentro de. sus limites. Ell gobierno
mejicano rehus6 reconocer la iusticia
de esta reclamation, pero conyino en-
que la question fuera arreglada por
ell tribunal de la Haya, eL cual, en- su
memorable session de 1902, dicidio en-
favor de los Estados Unidos.
FL gobierno de MGjico ha escoHdo
para pagar la deuda los pesos meiica-
nos los cuales yalen sobre cuarenta Y
cinco centayos seg1n ell tipo que pre-
yalece en- Londres Y que ser1n consi-
derados came ara en- barras, tan luego
como los prop6stos de la casa de mo-
media sean conocidos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-08-04

En- esta imprenta Sc vende papel de
periodico vieio a $2-40 quntal
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-08-04
MUSICA Y TELARANAS

La banda de la policfa, esta ensa-
yando en- la Ultima habitaci6n del Pa
lacio Roio, 6 sea en- donde residian an
ties los gobernadores militares. Ell To-
cal esta tan lleno de telas de aranas,
que esta manana hubo necesidad de
suspender por dos yeces ell ensayo, de-
bido 4 que ell primer clarinete Agrin-
sonis, estornudo dos veces i causa del
polvo llotante
Aquel local necesita limpiarse; este
IS que 10 limpien.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-08-04
ECONOMLA MUY NAL ENTENDlDA ES

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d pr d a e
.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-08-04
EStudiOS del Natural
Xxx VI

rs empeno torpe y ruin
Nirtud agena ocultar
iQuier pudo la luz guardian
Debajo del celemfn!
Dense nublado sombrea
Del cielo ell concavo airado:
Pues. -. 4 traves del nublado
La exhalacion centellea.
Tosca piedra ell tempo humilla,
Y la disgrega y la enfanga:
Pues.... en- medic de In ganga
FL pnro diamante brilla.
iQu6 ingrato zarzal abrume
La flor de aroma placiente.
Pues.... del lecho espinicente
Sutil escapa ell perfume.
Merito ageno borrar
Is, 81 resistc al crisol,
Querer apagar ell sol
Anegandolo en- el mar.
Lo que vale, briIla, sube.
Huella firmes pedestales,
Surge en- medic de zarzales,
Pasa 1 trav6s de la nube,
Y 81 calumnia siniestra
Descrfdito injusto labra,
Lo denuncia una palabra
o en- un adem1n Sc muestra
.,.... -...., -...-.-.. .-.....
....a'', .-.'.. -
iNecio, quien intenta ruin
Valer ageno ocultar.'
lQui6n pudo la luz guardian
Debajo del celeminI....
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-08-04

coqut 6 sapo cantante con su sonata 4
las aguas, un Mozambique, con sus
quejidos al sol y los campos, Y un
puertorriqueno con su cantata 4 la ra-
"a, al inter6s regional, la rica habla
castellana y la religion de nuestros
padres
No siga Lcdo. ESQ es atroz.
Me permite usted despedirme en-
latin para demostrarle que soy erudito
y por consiguiente opuesto que Sc cal
ga ell Ateneo.
No, por Dios, ell nGmero de alcor-
noques fungiendo de eruditos es 10 que
nos mata.
-Pues no puedo resistir ell deseo de
decfrselo en- ingles: Good bay!
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-08-04

81 ell Jefe de 6l no lie ordenaba detener-
Sc, el no podia hacerIo.
Entonces NADIA mas diio el cabo Cas-
tro.
FuG 1nicamente 10 que ocurri6, y
Iuego cuando ell desgraciado accidente,
los mismos cabos Castro y Negroni adj
rirtieron 4 gritos i la muier ell peli-
gro, pues NADIA podfa hacer ell motoris-
ia, va que iba aceleradamente ell carro,
Y la pobre mujer cometi6 la impruden-
cia de atravesar la via en- aquellos mo-
mentos.
En- esta imprenta Sc vende dapel de
periodico vieio q 4 S2-4O quintal
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-08-04
Francisco GOiCOeChGa

Aver recibimos la vista de este
apreciable iovcn poncefo, que Sc haIla
en- San Juan, procedente de Guayama.
FL senor Goicoechea pertenece 4 una
de las mas distinguidas familias de la
isla
rs un artista que ha cosechado mu-
chos aplausos en- los teatros de Hispa-
no-America, por sus sobresalientes
condolences de tenor de zarzuela.
Ioicoechea Sc propone organizar un
concerto en- este teatro, contando con
la cooperation de ahcionados capitale-
f1os. Ese concerto, tendr6 lugar muy
pronto, porque ell senior Goicoechea
estd aqui de paso para ell extranjero.
Deseamos que pueda realizar su pro-
yectado concerto, y le reiteramos ell
testimonio de nuestra consideration y
amistad.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-11-06

No. 101-New five-room house.
West Mission avenue. strictly mod
ern. fine location; half cash; e25o0.
No. 102-Fine house on Nora ave-
nue., six rooms. bath and all modern
conveniences; $3.50 cash, balance
time; $4,000.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-11-06

Read ana Learn Vow You May Pro-
cure It.

The question OF why one man sue
ceeds and another fails Is n problem
that has puzzled philosophers for
centuries. One man attains riches
and position. while his neighbor. who
started with seemingly the same. and
better. opportunities. exists in pow
erty and obscurty. No man can win
success who Is suffering from an irri-
Eating and nerve racking disease and
the man who has the qualities of sue
cess within him would be quick to
recognize this fact and seize the best
remedy to eradicate the trouble.
A person afflicted with serious
case Of hemorrhoids or piles Is handi-
capped In the race for power and ad-
vancement. 1t Is impossible to con
centrate the mental energies when
this dreadful trouble IL sapping the
vital forces. TO show how easily this
success destroying trouble can be
overcome we publish the following
letter from prominent Indiana man.
when I received the former let
ter and booklet on piles, their nature.
cause and cure was In Il critical
condition. Ulcers to the number of
seven had formed on the inside of
! the rectum eliminating In large
tumor on the outside resembling ls-
tula. suffered the most excruciat-
ing pain. could get no rest day or
night. After reading the booklet
sent to my druggist, but he happened
to be out of Pyramid Pile Cure just
at that time. However, l obtained
part OF a box from my brother-in-
law and began their use. Five pyra-
mids completely cured me. i procur'
ed box later. and have had no oc'
casion To use them. I have been walt
nent before writing you of it's sue
cess. l believe Pyramid Pile Cure 4
be the greatest and best pile cure oil
the market. and ask you to PLEASE
accept of my grateful thanks for thil
invaluable remedy. j take grea
pleasure In recommending it's use I,
any sufferer along this line. Yo,
may use my name IL you wish 70
reference TO any ono afflicted will
this disease" ]. o. Litteli. Arthur
Ind.
You can obtain free sample O
this wonderful remedy, also the book
lot described above by writing you
name and address plainly ON Il posta
card and mailing 1t to the Pyrami
Drug company, Marshall. Mich.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-11-06
Telegraphlc Briefs.

COLON. Colonel Torres and his
Colombian troops have gone to Cartha-
geha,
THE HAGUE-Arguments on the
Venezuelan arbitration matter have
been resumed before. the international
tribunal. So
ST. PAUL.--Caspar J. Ernest is
Thought to have run a get rich quick
game and is accused of fleeing many
Catholics M
PALOuSE, Wash.-The Potlatch
Lumber. company has closed its mill.
throwing 80 men out on account Of
the recent strike.
OAK ESDALE, Wash.--The Metho-
dist ministers have declined to repeal
the paragraph in The discipline relat
ing to cards and dancing,
PEKIN Russian occupation Of
Mukdeu has aroused the. Chinese hot
heads and the dowager empress has
been advised to declare war.
NEW YORK.--Cotton was sensa-
}ionallv active yesterday, but there was
n decided falling off in steel, the low
est point reached in years.
AiIlNA'so.-ni MISS Ilp!t VI Dtatlidhf
Mont. eloped and here married John
Wing Lee, a naturalized Chinese, who
f. the son of the Hoyt family cook,
WASHINGTON.-Senate leaders are
holding that II joint resolution declar-
ing the Cuban treaty effective is not
sufficient, and long debate may fol-
low.
CHICAGO.--A Chinese has made a
startling accusation against gambling
houses and the police. saving that lis
much as $1,000 is paid weekly for pro-
lection
WALLACE, Idaho.-Tt IL possible
that the general land Office may grant
another hearing on the land classified
ton, ms mineral or nou-mineral in the
Occur d'Alene district.
BEl.GRADE.--Fe assassination
King Peter will abdicate the Serviau
throne in favor of his son George. who
IL understood to believe that being
king of Servia is no fun.
CHICAGO. The Chicago City Rail
way company has refused to grant tbs
requests of the employees for an in
crease of T. cents an hour and the
WnlpnITtUk OF tHt NHlVioytN.
WASHINGTON The cabinet has
determined to keep firm hand or
isthman affairs and naval command.
crs have been ordered to police tn,
waters, hut allow no hloodshed.
SEATTLE, Wash.-Pearl Waldron
the second victim of the attentions O
"Harrv Livingston, who is really Mel
lie Pickerel. committed suicide ~
learning that the object OF her affec'
tions was a woman.
VICTORIA, B. C.-Charles Wilson
of Vancouver is to be attorney genera
vice McPhillips. resigned. Premie
Mcbride will he minister OF mines an,
provincial secretary, and Green Of Kas
10 will have charge OF lands and works
SEATTLE, Wash --passengers OF
The Oregon state that that vessel lai'
over "a hours in Dutch harhor to avoi'
going through Unimak pass at tn
time predicted by Nome clairvoyan
that the vessel would go down at tina
point.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-11-06

Except Sunday.
Short line to California. San Fran
CISCO Portland route. Steamers sail
from Ainsworth dock. Portland. at 8
d. m. every five days.
GEO. j. MOHLER. Gen. Agt.
1870 Riverside Ave. Spokane, Wash
Telenhone Main 1872
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-11-06
CONGRESSMAN GATHER
FOR EXTRA SESSION

gresham William r. Hearst of New
York and several other members Of
wealth who are to take their seats Mt
the approaching session are expected
to entertain on a lavish scale. For
the first time in number of years the
speaker of the house is not hotel
resident. Congressman Cannon, who
is to occupy the speakers chair, is
expected to entertain on more elab-
crate scale than his immediate prede-
cessors. whose social activities were
somewhat. hampered by the fact that
they kept up no establishments of
their avn -
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-11-06
aANcxorr JuNroxs WIN.

BY narrow margin the Bancroft
juniors defeated the Bryants yester-
day. Score II to 10. The teams
were evenly matched. Lortier's kick
over the goal was a feature. Stimmel.
Bryant's fullback. was completely
knocked out in the second half. Line
up of the Bancrofts:
Lortier. left end; Morse, left
tackle: II. Phair. left guard; Mclean.
center: Clifford, right guard; S. Phair,
right tackle; Enfield, right end;
Walton, quarterback.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-11-06
To Attend Wedding.

NEW YORK, Nov. 8.--The Duchess
of Roxburghe. mother .of the duke of
Roxburghe, and her daughter, Lady
Isabel lnpcs.ker, were passengers on
the Cunard liner Campania, which ar
rived today from Liverpool. They
come to attend the wedding next Tues
day of the duke and Miss Goelet, Safe
ly slowed away in the Campania' :
strong box were cmeralds of priceless
value, which will form a part of the
duchess of Roxburghe's wedding gift
to the bride.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-11-06
Great Contest Saturday
for the s. 4. S.
Team

A great game will be played to-
morrow at Cheney between the Spo-
kane High school and the Cheney
Normals. The two teams are very
evenly matched and both have i'm
proved greatly in the last few games.
Coach Hooker is very enthusiastic
over the playing of his team. In
October. when these teams met, they
played tie. but since that time the
High school team has improved
greatly.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-11-06
AUTO RACES ON THE COAST.

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 6.-The
much talked-of automobile races un-
der the auspices of the Automobile
Club of California began today. An
extensive program has been prepared
and. with Barney Oldtield and other
prominent drivers among the contest
ants. it is expected there will be
great smashing of coast records be-
fore the meet Is concluded.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-11-06
wREsr1E AT coM1ouE.

PattriCk NJ. Derainy. the Butte
miner, and Frank Unfried of Ross
land, b. c.. have signed articles to
wrestle November II at the Comique
theater. Unfried is known as the
German strong boy" Derainy wants
to meet Mcmillan for a return match
and will post forfeit
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-11-06

WASHINGTON, D. c., Nov. g.
Members Of congress are gradually
drifting into Washington in anticipa-
tion of the opening of the special SEES
sion next week. The old familiar faces
are again to he seen about the hotels
and other public places, while here
and there new member is pointed out
to the old habitues.
Though the social season will not get
into full swing until the special SEES
sion il over and the regular session
begun-next month, indications are al
ready abundant that the capital is TO
laye an unusually gay winter. Con-
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-11-06
To Offer Big Purse for
Match Of jeff and
Negro

The announcement that the Colma
club. Of San Francisco would offer
a good, big purse for a fight between
Jim Jeffries, the worlds champion
heavyweight, and Jack johnson. the
best heavy in the colOred division.
was received with much satisfaction
in this city. The club will in a day
or two wire Jeffries in the east ask
ing him to consider the proposition,
and the sports are anxious to see him
'accept.
While waiting to hear from Jeffries
the fight followers are spending their
time discussing the coming battle be-
tween Bob Fitzsimmons and George
Gardner. This bout will take place
at the Yosemite Athletic club on
Thanksgiving eve. November rs. Both
men are training hard. and will be
In great shape for the bout II nothing
goes wrong with them. Fitz Is
big favorite over Gardner, but good
judges Of pugilism in San Francisco
are we'll aware Of Gardeners ability.
and 1t goes without saying that the
followers Of the lanky COrnishman
will have no trouble in getting on
their money at the ring side.
Good bouts arranged for the i'm
mediate future in San Francisco are
as follows: At the San Francisco
Athletic club on November 10. Char
ley Sieger Of New York will meet
Jimmy Britt of Frisco in 20-round
go. Ten days later Britt Is to tackle
Martin Candle. the crack Boston
lightweight. at the Colma club. Five
days later Fitz and Gardner Will
clash at the Yosemite club.
The excellent reputation of Mil
waukee's six-round fights has result
ed in a request from Billy Hogan
of Chicago that his man. Mike
Schreck, be put up against some Of
the scrappers who have been work
ing before Milwaukee clubs. Hogan
asked before the Kelly-Donovan fight
that he be allowed to pit his man
against the winner. and the local men
are inclined to offer the usual purse
for a match during the winter be-
tween Kelly and Schreck Both weigh
In the 150-pound class, and Schreck
has met many Of the good men Of his
weight.
John Dancer and Young Wolcott
will meet at the Hanover Athletic
club. Lexington. KY. on Monday
night. They are to go 20 rounds for
a decision. Dancer and party of
friends will leave for Lexington this
morning Kid Johnson, who is to
box In the preliminary. will also
leave for Lexington this morning.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-11-06

J. Forbes of Spokane is still in the
lead Of other trap shooters at the
local tournament
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-11-06
Monfort E Monfort
S22 rernwsu Blk. Tel Main lots.

$95O-Five-room cottage. city water.
cellar. woodshed. one block to
car line; give immediate pos
session; $500 cash.
S275-Fine corner lot on water main;
$25 cash. $40 per month. 5 per
cent.
$550-Fine corner. 120x150. on water
main; $50 cash. $40 per month.
sl75-Lot. 50x120. on water main: s25
cash. $40 per month. s per cent.
a. w. wooLvERrON. ia Wash
ington street. telephone Main 1625.
will sell you: Five lots In Peter Sa-
pros addition for $500: a 10-room
residence, Heaths addition, Nora ave-
nue.. cheap; five-acre tracts at edge
of city for $500 each; a fine timothy
ranch. close 10 city; three brick bust
ness blocks. heart of city.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-11-06
AT rHN T. A. A. q.

A tournament has started afresh
this month at the alleys of the Spo-
kane Amateur Athletic club, now
completely repaired. The rolling is
for the selection of the club team
and at the end of the month the five
highest men will roll the Occur
d'Alenes
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-11-06
lk World d Sports Seen Through [lpeh'5 [ys.
New Team Working at
the Occur d'Alene
Alleys

The bowling team of the Occur
dAlene alleys for the coming month
is made up Of some of the best bowl
ers I'm this part of the country and
still there are some in the club who
can give those on the team q good
run for their money at any time.
These latter have expressed their in
tention of going after the team and
by the end Of this month IL the pres
ent team can not keep up it's gait
some Of them will be ousted in a
hurry and next month the lineup will
no doubt present an entirely different
lot of names. Interest 10 keen all
around the city and the bowling game
Is very extensively patronized.
'Dutch jake" the inimitable, is
enthusiastic on the proposition of
alleys and Is now building four more.
These are well on the way to COM
pletion.
1t has not been decided on q date
as yet for the Walla Walla contest.
The best bowlers of that city will
roll the best in Spokane and the hon
or Of victory-which will practically
make the victors the Championship
be hard sought after.
Application will soon be made by
Owney Patton, manager Of the Occur
dAlene alleys, for the admission Of
the alleys to the American Bowling
congress. A great advantage will
then accrue as a result, and match
games arranged much easier than at
present.
Patton. by the way. tried to best
The coast record Of 1929 during the
last few days and his total for five
games was 1O02-and in competition,
too. The coast record is the result
for five different men in a game.
These are Patton's individual scores:
213. 1876. 203, 214, 176.
The following is the team for this
month: Ed Dvorak, J. p. Nelson, f.
II. Rothrock. Curt Reynolds. George
Miller: alternates, Ed Franz, A. H.
Plath., X. ]. Huber.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-11-06

TOURNAMENTS AT THE Y. M. O. A.

The handball and basket ball
tournaments will be on in earnest at
the Y. M. G. a. gymnasium in a few
days. Prizes will be given. The bas-
ket ball followers anticipate some
great match games. among them w.
4. c.. High school and others
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-25
MOODY SELECTS NAVAL SITE
Decides to Make Guantanamo Principal
Station in West Indies
FORTS, DOCKS AND BARRACKS TO BE BUILT
Proposes 20 Buy Twenty square Miles
and Several Small islands from
British and Spanish
Owners.

GUANTANAMO, March 24.-After a per-
sonal inspection Of the proposed site Sec
rotary Moody has selected Guantanamo as
the principal United States naval station
in the West Indies.
Secretary Moody and his associates have
worked necessarily during the last two
days, under a hot sun, examining the
strategic points. the transportation facill-
ties. the water supply and the surrounding
country. They visited the locations OF the
proposed Notifications. surveyed the coast
line and conferred with the owners Of the
land It is proposed to acquire.
Senator Proctor and the congressman
will recommend the purchase Of twenty
square mixes Of land on both sides Of the
lower bay and several small islands. As
soon as the necessary legislation has been
secured they favor the construction OF per-
manent barracks, a dry dock and strong
Notifications, designed against a sea at
tack bnly. Notifications on the land side
not being considered necessary.
No dificulty is anticipated in acquiring
the necessary land, as the Spanish and Eng
lish owners enthusiastically favor the sta
ton. 1T rs thought that both the army
and navy will maintain forces at Guam
tanamo. Dolphin will sail for Jamaica to-
morrow.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-25
NAMING MUNICIPAL TICKETS
License or No License and Party
Politics Enter Into the
Campaign.

FAIRBURY. Neb., March 24.-(Special.)
&C. H. Denney. nominee OF the high license
caucus, has declined the nomination and
the committee has nominated DR.. S. W
Dodge for the place. The high license men
also nominated Wilson Clark for police
Judge and the anti-saloon party. nominated
O. H. Strock for the same ONCE, and J..
C. Richardson for city engineer.
CHADRON, Neb., March 24.-(Special.e
Pursuant to a call Of the city clerk. the
voters of the city met in citizens caucus
and placed the following ticket in the field:
Mayor Robert Hood; clerk. L. J. F. Hough-
ton; treasurer. B. L. Scovel; surveyor,
Duncan Mcmillan; police Judge, d.. Y.
Mears; councilman, First ward, Charles
Klingerman; councilman. Second ward,
Charles Hilbert; councilman, Third ward,
Edy Randall; MEMBERS of the school board,
for three years, c. e. Foster and DR.. E.
A. Weir. There was a lively contest for
these ofices between the saloon element
and the law and order element, owing TO
the recent prosecutions Of the saloon keep
ers and gamblers. but as the Offices are
about equally divided between the two ele-
ments another ticket is not looked for.