davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-23
DIED.

Adams Williams. Mccain Catherine-24
Alvord, William. Mcintosh Chas F.-49
Beach Chilion. lMcKenna Thos R.--32
Bskken. Magnus-55. Meagher Jeremiah-56
Cameron. SaTah-7G Norman W.-25 dys.
Conway. Patrick-G0 Morris, Nancy A.-65.
Cook William He. lMullowny Annie-50
coreoran. Mary-T5. Murphy ". J.-55.
CrownursI. Mary-4S. Murray Mary-4T.
Cunningham, Kate. Nyholm, John-66.
Daniels, Annie A.-50. Rice, Lydia c..
Doble, -Abner-T5 Rothganger, Frank.
Ehret. Autole-62. Sablick Magdalena-55
Goodyear. Cynthia-69 Salisbury. Kate C.-5S.
Hill. Martin-A Shaw, Nellie-19.
Hogg. Frances E.-J9. Thompson. Juliet-34
Lesser. Irene VA Walker Deiora-10.
Maddox. Wfn T.-30 Wehe e PFC.
Mattson. Augusta. Westopy, Richard-S5.
McAfee Clark w.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-23

CHRISTMAS FESTIVAL-The Mission
Turn Verein will celebrate Its Christmas fes-
tival and ball next Sunday evening at its hail.
Eighteenth street. near Valencia Santa Claus
will be present and will give to each young
ster a handsome gift. The committee in charge
of the affair has spared no effort in providing
anusements for the old and young
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-23

IRISH VOLUNTEERS TO GIVE BALL
Company A. Irish Volunteers, will hold III
thirteenth annual ball In Native sons HAIL or
New years eve A feature OF the evening
will be an exhibition OF guard mounting.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-23
TYPEwRTTERs AND sUPPL1Es.

Az exceptionally good No. ? Remington. No. /
Smith Premier. S25; other typewriters at
higher and lower prices; rentals 81 go The
Typewriter Exchange. 536 California st.
2D-HAND typeVriters sold. rented, repaired.
Webster Typewriting Inspec. Co.. sos Market
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-23

THE regular monthly dividend OF 3 cents per
share on the preferred stock OF the United
MIX Company is now payable AT the office
II the company al 524 Montgomery ST.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-23
Tonopah
ToNoPAH MINING EXCHANGE.

Following We're the sales on the San Fran
SEQ and Tonopah Mining Exchange Yesterday; I;
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-23

DIVIDEND Notice-The German Savings and
Loan Society. 525 California st--For the
half-yesr ending December 81, 1904, divt-
dend has been declared at the rate OF three
and one-cusrter t3LD per cent per annum
on all deposits free of taxes. psyable on
and after Tuesday. January ?. 1905.
GEORGE ToCRNY, Secretary.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-12-21

La industFia de sombreros del pais
es Ia que mayor progreso ha obtenidO
con 81 mercRdO De los Estados UnidOs
81 extreme de que no Sc da abastosal
pedido que del Norte Sc hace.
Sobre todo los de la clase fna Obtie
nen buen precio.
Hay muchas familias que viven de
Il referida industria Ia cual puede i'm
puIsarse mucho mas.
Una buena oportunidad Sc presents
& los iniciadores de Ia Exposition de
Mayagtiez. creando varios premios 'eD
metAIico al industrial que mejoree SOM
breros presente.
Apuntamos esta idea porque muchas
campesinas caFecsn de recLrsOs para
dedicarse varios dias teier sombre-
ros = con el estimuIo indicado sacriti-
calfBn ese tempo con Ia esperanza de
ser remunerAdas.
En- ManAti y Cabo Roio sObre todo
go tejen tAmbi6n de Ia clase conocids
con el nombre de panama on Sur Anne
RIGS.
Sila idea apuntRda tuviera acciida.
creemos dorfa muy buen resultsdo ,
podrfamos conocer hasta donde llega
ID habiIidad de nuestros campesinos.
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TrabajOs urbanOs.

Adelantan los trabsios de las GALES
de San Juan. vuIgo ScslIejones.S Asf
eat5 QuedRndo el de eLas MoDjas.o
Desde lR caIIe del Sol & Il de ID Luna
y diVid.do en- cinco mesetaa. Ell empi-
nado trayectO. podr6 recorrerse en-
breve. f6 ilmente.
Corresponds cada meseta & uno de
los pisos de Ias cinc0 casas que ocupan
ID callejueIa. Una pIanicie, tres esCa-
Iones; otra planicie vaFios escalones y
asf sucesiVamente. De suerte, que
Para subir 8 para bsiar Sc hace lIeVa-
derO ell iEclinadfsimo plano que fOrma
el desniveI de una caIIe & otra Y que ID,
obra sdoptada ha salvadO con habiIi
dad, imitsndo 10 hecho. en- cslIes PEN
dientea an MAlIorca y Saint Thnmna.
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LAS MADREs

debieran saber. Con la mayor parte
de las nifIas, sus tribulaciones pro-
ceden de La falta de nutrici6n, tan
to en- calidad como EN- cantidad.
HOY dia Sc denomina esta condi-
ci0n por ell t6rmino de Anemia;
pero las palabras no alteran los
hechos. Existen miles de niias
en- esta condici6n; algunas de e.
Has estan en- la eaad de los mis-
teriosos cambios que conducen al
complete desarrollo Y necesitan
especial cuidado. Muchas sucum-
ben en- este periodic tan crftico Y
n historic de tales p6rdidas es la
mas triste en- ell curse de la vida.
Un tratamiento conveniente podrfa
haber salvado & la mayor parte
de estos tesoros de sus padres, 81
las madres hubieren sabido de la
PREPARATION DE WAMPOLE
Y la hubieren administrado & sus
hiias, con el resultado de que ha-
brian legado a ser mujeres fuertes
v sanas. Es tan sabrosa como la
miel Y contiene todos los principles
nutritivos y curativos del Aceite
de Hfgado de Bacalao Puro, que
extraemos de los hfgados frescos
del bacalao, combinados con Jarabe
de Hipofosatos Compuesto, Ex-
tractos de Malta y Cerezo Silves-
tire. Para lograr ell desarrollo de
niflos palidos, raqufticos y demacra-
dos, Y especialmente aquellos que
padecen Anemia, Escr6fula, Raqui-
tismo 6 Intermediates de los Hue
sos y la Sangre, no tiene igual, pues
sus propiedades t6nicas son exec
lentes. " Ell Sr. Lcdo. Miguel A.
Ortiz, de Habana, dice: I'M deber
de gratitud me hace dirigirles es-
tas ineas para manifestarles que
he usado con un 6xito maravilloso
su Preparation de Wampole, ha-
biendo curado q mis- hiios de en-
fermedades que venian sufriendo
del pecho y raquitismo Y con su
uso los tengo con buena salud."
Basta una botella para convencerse.
&C Efcaz desde la primera d6sis."
Nadie sufre un desengaf1o con esta.
De venta en- todas las Boticas.
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La casa Que pSie1e
Ge al cOIegIO de
abOgadOS.
lSsguTan que slIve de guaIlda
SOspaehOsOS.
Tn americana quiere comprarla pa.
"a ComponerIa pero a1n no esta
cerrado ell negocio.

La cass que pertenece 81 colegio de
abogsdos. sits en- ID caIIe de Norzsga-
ray 81 lado de Ia plaza del MeYcado y
en- ID que spareci6 muerto Simpliclo
Megfa psrece que debiera ser Vigilada
pOF Is pOlicia.
Seg1n Sc nos informa. gente malean
te ha cojido aquellRs habitaciones CO.
mo guaridas. escRpando 4 Il accl6n de
Ia poIicfa.
Por otra parte 81 eatAdo higi6nico de
aqueIIas habitaciones es tal que debie-
ra ser tenido en- cuents.
SAbemOs que han sido citados los
abogados colegiados & fin de tOmar una
resolution acercR de Ia casa de refe-
rencia.
Un americana ha hecho proposiciO-
mes para cOmprarIa. perO & pesar del
tempo transcurridO A1n no Sc h9 pre-
sentado & hacer firme 50 proposition.
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como g Rhhs e sgdaS
nd ~ smI
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In psIIgrO

I'm verdadero peIigro ofrece Is reia
circular que cubre Ia boca de Ia aIcan-
tarilla situada en- el cruce de las caIIes
de<AlIen y San JustO.
Aver IN CAIRO tirado por, bueyes
desnivel6 dichs reja Y los bueyes de
otro que detrSs Venlan corrierOn ell
riesgo de caer en- Ia alcRntariIIa.
Este peIigro debe evitarse.
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hasta ahora han cOntribuido con 50
6boIO que Be Ileve & cabo la c0nstruc-
ci6n del MauGoleO, y especialmente 81
element0 femenil brillantemente repre-
aentado en- 81 Rcto y que tona siempre
ID iniciativa en- t0da obra fIantF6plca.
TuvO frases de cariflo y simpatfa para
Los hijos h0nrados del trabejo que
abandonan en- m0mentOs de peligr0 su
familia & intereses para acudiE deslnte-
resadanaente saLVar los Intereses y Les
famiIias de sus vecinos y termiu6 ase-
gursndO que todas los distinciones que
60 tributan al Cuerpo de bomberos
Obedecen & una sola raz6n. & que.se Las
merece.
Entre aplausos b8i6 de Ia tribuna ell
orador terminado el acto desfil6 ell
cueFpo de bomberos q los sones de So
banda. etc.
EI acto de aver revisti6 como antes
dijimos msgestu0sa grandezR.
Con Las obras sL3 Cara de Dios1
Y ~MarinOs en- tierra2 SO despidi6 de
nuestrO p6blico la CompaffR Roig.
El sefIor Roig. alma de Ia empresa,
Sc retira del teatro y se piensa dedicRr
Ia siembrR de cafas que 81 mas pro-
saica ocupaci6n resultR mas positiva en-
benefcios-
Como despedidn. se esmeraron ano-
che los modestos artistas ida unO
de ellos en- sus respectivos papeles me-
recierOn aplausO del numerOsO pdbi-
co. que concurri6 demOstrar sus sim
patfas al benefciado ST.. Roig.
Ell senior GCoC0Ifa9 nos c0nfere el
encRrg0. que guat0sos cumplimos, de
tributar en- su nOmbre en- eI de los ar
tistas que Ie acompafl flaPOn ca so Ultima
azouasiSn & .Asroofloe, ofnsivas nraciaa
ls soCiedad de aQuella ciudad asf co.
mo 6 las de Utuado y Adjuntss por los
obsequios que les tributaron, haci6n-
dolas extensivas 6 Is prensa peri6dica
6 Is que tantas distinciones deben.
En- Is n0che del vi6rnes Sc reuni6
lR Junta local de Ii Union en- esta ciu-
dad, con objeto de tomar &cuerdos inn
portantes.
Rein6 Ell ell acto d mayor harmonic
y Is mas compIeta igualdad de critic
rios 81 trat8rse, entire 0tEas Cosas, de
premiar los buen0s servinios prestados
& Aa causa de ID Union. pOr meritorios
CorreligionRrios.
FL j6Ven professor del barrio Mon
tes llanos. don Federico VizcarrondO,
Sc encuentra recO9ido en- CANA victims
de molesta enfermedad. y como eI me-
dicO que le asiste le Fecomienda alg1n
tempo de reposo, Sc ha Yisto obliGado
& renunciar ante ID Junta csc lar ell
cargo que desempeiaba & satisfaction
de sus superiOres y de los padres de
familia del barrio.
Deseamos su pronto restabIecimiento.
De Coamo. A1asco. Humacao y
Carolina escriben namsndo CocoIfa
y sus artistas. Coco estS inconsoIable
por no poderse dividir para. concu-
rriend0 4 t0das parties. muItipIicar sus
ingFesos y Complacer 6 Gus fAvoreee-
dores.
-Por resolution del Honorable At
torney General los empleados judicia-
les 6ltimamente eIectoa, tomsr6n pose
sion de sus puestos & las doCe del dfa
tres, primer mArtes del mes de Enero.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-12-21

halIa comprendido por rsz6n de So
dependencis de otro: 10 mismo puede
aplicarse 10 autonomfa 8 gobierno pro-
rio & una PrOvincia que & una Colo
MIA.
Circunscribiendo, por 6ltimo, estas
ideas 81 cese especial del Gobierno de
Puerto Rico bsjo Ia soberanis de los
Estsdos Unidos. es indudable que ests
Isla puede aspirar & Ia forma de Go
bierno Auton6mico. sin que por ESQ Sc
denomine Colopia Norte-Americana,
"a que algunOs estiman anticonstitu-
cional Ia organization colonial.
L. MUNOZ MORALES.
Csyey. Diciembre 19 de 1904.
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"AmOr triunfants. >
(Por george E5ers.)

La casa de D. Appleton ' Compa-
MA scabs de dar Ia publicidad este
interessnte IibrO. debido 81 eminente
egipt6Iogo Y noveIista aIemSn George
Ebers, version espafioIa de M, r..
Blanco- Belmonte.
Els una Obra en- que & Ia amenidad
literaris Sc une Ia pintoresca descrip-
ci6n = ell fondo hist6rico que sirve de
punto de partida al noveIista.
Damos gracias & los sefIores Apple
ton y Ca. por ell ejemplar con que Sc
han servido obSeQuiarnos.
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La InduSfia De som
bTGTOS en- Puerto
Rico,
SOmhIoTOs tInOs teIIdos en- IA
iSla tIonen buen moTCadO on
NuoVa York.

Premios especiales en- metkIico en-
eI pr6ximo certamen de Ma
yaguez
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Pslnad0s, aTtIstle0s

En- ia caIIe FortaIeza 81, piso 20. IL
quierda, ofreCen so salon para este OBJ
jeto dos se1Oritas acabRdRs deIlegar de
Barcelona 30 v. q
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Southern Pacific Company.

Train No. II leaves Nogales. 4:35 d. m-, daily, arriving at Benson, :3o a. m, and at Tucson. 9:50 a. m.
 Train No F leaves Tucson, 3:O5 D. m, daily, arriving at Benson, 5:25 D. m, and at Nogales, S:55 D. m.
 Sunset Limited eastbound, passes Benson, 7:50 s m.
 Sunset Limited westbound, passes Benson. 5:40 D. m.
 Close connection Is made at Fair bank with El Paso x Southwestern Ry.. for Tombstone. Bisbee, Naco, Douglas, and other points on that line, and close connection is also made at Naco for Cananea-
 The Los Angeles passenger train No. :, west bound, passes Benson at 3 :27 a. m- and the Fl Paso passenger, No. }, eastbound, passes Benson at S.01 F. m. Tickets on sale to all important points in U. S., and We especially call attention to the trip Via New Orleans to New York. by steamer.
 This cOmpany's new 5000 ton steam ships 'Comus'' and .Proteus'' leave New Orleans at noon every Wed nesday, and make the voyage to New York in about five and one half days; they are equal to the modern ocean liners in every respect.
 Saloon and second cabin passage have to be reserved in advance
 H. JORDAN. AGENT.
The border vidette., 1904-06-18
An Open Letter

From the Chapin, $ C., NEWS: Early in the spring my wife and were taken with diarrhoea and so sevsre were the pains that we called physician who prescribed for us- but his medicines failed to give any relief. A friend who had d bottle of Cham berlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy on hand gave each of us a procured bottle and before using the entire contents we were entirely cured. It is wonderful remedy and should be found in every house hold. H. c. Bailey, Editor This remedy is for sele by all druggists.
The border vidette., 1904-06-18
No. 26.

if one could only stay few days. I would suggest that you send few copies of TIE BORDER VIDErTE each week to the Arizona Building in the Worlds Fair Grounds, as l know they would be highly appreciated, and in cidentally advertise Santa Cruz county, as l find n great many visitors ask to see Arizona newspapers in which they look for mining news.
 Hoping that I may have offered some evidence that may tend to correct the erroneous statements and harmful opinion that may prevail, l remain,
 Yours respectfully,
 ED. J. WILLIAMS.
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PHIL HEROLD, Clerk.
Dummies As Delegates.

The Alomogordo Journal has the following to say about New Mexico's gagged delegation:
 "An Indian dummy in front of a cigar store would have just as much influence in the St. Louis national Democratic convention as our in structed delegation. They would just as well wire their instructions to the convention and go fishing because there is nothing they can do but say, parrot like, Polly wants a cracker Resolutions would have been sufficient.
 The custom of instructing a dele gation for any certain man Is not Democratic because it Is placing the man above the party. If democracy amounts to anything as a principle it should be supported from that stand point and man who votes 1t that way is entitled to the honor of ex- ponencv of democratic sentiment
The border vidette., 1904-06-18

JaS- Ieeuy, stldiy 8uaru tht uii l9O4, @6O.
 " V McCleary, salary iailer Febru ary 1904, S75
 H w Purdy, salary county phy- scian January 1904, S25. H W Purdy, salary county health officer 1904, S25.
 H R Renshaw, copyist recorders office January 1904. S22- ROAD FUND. A. J Stockton, road work, road dis trict Nc. 1, Sl6l 50. Chas. E Perkins, surveying, S29.3O A. Granillo, road work, road district No. }, $40 50.
 FF Rodriguez, supplies for road district No. ?, s1.O5.
 J H Pomeroy, blaclzsmithing, S2.2O. A. J Stockton, road work, road dis trict No. 1, 6 50. trict No. 6, s296.
 A. Granillo, road work, road dis trict No ?, s25I75
 GENERAL FUND.
 Allyn B Jaynes, printing brief in case of Barnes tt Martin vs Santa Cruz county, $40
 CLAIMS DIsALLowED.
 w McCleary. services as janitor December and January 1904, $40.
 w V McCleary, services as iaritor February 1904, $40.
 Julie Finn, extra work court house building, SI73 50.
 Demand of w A. O'Connor visiting schools S35, allowed and ordered paid out of the school fund.-
 Butchers bond of Turner lI GIisson in the sum of 5000, with J c Gates and NJ NJ Conn as sureties was ap proved
 Applications for lease of school lands made by Allen . Bernard, Cicero H Martin, R Harrison, and Colin Cameron, laid over for further consideration
 Upon mo ton, and all members vot- ing ''aye," 1t was ordered that the clerk Instruct the county treasurer to transfer the sum of S3, ,973.32 from the county general fund to the county expense fund and the further sum of SlS-S0 from the general fund to the salary fund.
 The clerk now presented to the board copy of resolutions adopted by the board of supervisors of Pima coun- ty, by which said resolution William Herring was retained by said board of supervisors to consult, assist and aid Hon. J F Wilson Tn the preparati ton of statistics in support of House Bill 1 us at compensation of SlI 300 and requesting that Santa Cruz coun- ty by its board of supervisors adopt said resolution and agree and bind iu- self to pay its proportion of said amount.
 Upon motion, and all members vet ing "aye," the resolution was rejected. The board now adjourned until Monday 4th, 1901, at 10 a. m
 APPROVED: R. FARRELL,
 Chairman. ATTEST.
 pHII HEPnTD CIa,l-
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TRIAL JURORS

Edwin Egan, J. M- Brownfeld, H.
 Richard Rershaw, Joseph Thompson. Joseph K. reeter, H. $. Dodge, Oscar A. J Gebler, Geo k. Watt, John Smith, John L House, Andrew, Bart leth, w. E. Balcome, Ernest c. Best, John A Gibbons, Ben- F. Powell, William c. Rhodes, Walter L. Hill, NJ. J. Doyle, Frank Lanyon, Robert c. Turner, Edward Hainlain, Watt Git tins, Julius $. Andrews, Arthur H. Noon, Geo. A. Lonsbery. Jas. W. Schultz, II. Spires. Geo. N. Sayre, w.
 N. Lester. Fred B. Sayre, John Malo- ney, S- l. Parke, B. A. Neighbors. Richard S. Green, Frederick Herrera, F. A Athearn, Chas- F. Spraker, Charles B- Brown, Lon G. Stevens, Con o'k e..fe. Frank Nj Clarke, AL fred C. Lamb, Thos. J. Harrison, E. l. Betholl, ". C. Dument, JeEs Peterson, John A. Benedict, w. A. Parker, Juan B. Elias, F. J. McCarty.
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NOTICE.

All past due accounts remaining on my books unpaid on June 18th, will DC charged interest at the rate of one per cent per month from date of bill, and same placed in the hands of my attorney for collection, this is positively the last notice.
 t-f GEO. F. MARSH.
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District Court.
ED. J. " LLIAMs.

The following names have been drawn to serve grand and trial jurors for the June term of district court. which will convene in Nogales Monday, June 10th, 1904.
 GRAND JURORS
 John A McCarty, Nathaniel Cro- comb. Frank N. Cox, O. O. Saxhang, Jos. B. Scott, Wm. Schwartz, Joseph Carbon, Geo. ". Atkinson, Colby N. Thomas, Harvey $. Walker, Richard Clarke, Sr-, A. S Henderson, Henry G. Glore, James Parker, J. H. Ben nett, Chris B. Wilson, John w. Grant, Harry K Chenoweth, Adolphus s. Noon, F. F. Cranz, Geo. R. McCorkle-
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FOR sALE-Marsh will sell while they last Ii, Iron AK, California Stake-rack Bed, "MITcHEL" Wagons for $lOO.OO Cash. if
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OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
 OF I'll F. Board of Supervisors of Santa
 Cruz County.

Office of the Board of Supervisors
 of Santa Cruz County,
 Nogales, Arizona, March :, 1904
 The board of supervisors met pur- suant to adjournment of February 2nd, 1904
 Present Richard Farrell, chairman, | Members, J. A Harrison and Henry Harmon and Clerk Herold.
 Minutes of meetings held February lst and 2nd, 1904, were read and ap- proved. The board now took up for hearing the road petitions accepted at meeting held February znd, 1904 There be- ing no objections, upon motion, and all members voting 'aye," 1t was order ed that viewers be appointed to view out, locate and appraise all legitimate damages arising from location of said roads and report same to the board.
 The following named were appoint ed viewers: w. T. Powers. w. G. Dumont and County Surveyor Chas. E Perkins The board now audited and allowed the following demands and ordered same paid out of the funds towit:
 EXPENSE FUND. F.. J. Clarke, wood for court house, S7.
 Chas. Taylor, trial juror, s2-20.
 P. J. Clarke, wood. Sl7 50.
 F. F. Rodriguez, supplies for court house, S53 3.
 Marsh Lumber Company. wood, SIS 50.
 w A O'Connor, assigned account juror, Sl 10.
 J H Pomeroy, exporting work on jail cells. S1o.
 Dennis Coughlin. grand juror. SIC 10.
 Chas. w Love. repairing electric clock in treasurer's safe, S22.
 w N Lester, work and material for court house, S3O 90
 Chas w Beck. juror, s20 10.
 s Granillo, wood, Sl3.75.
 Chas. w Love, electric clock for court house, S45.
 T T Brick wood, care of c Barr, (indigeht) January 1904. s21.
 E L Ish, bailiff district court, S12. J c Gates, assigned accounts jurors, s44Go
 O. Phe! ,,s, care of J Rusher, Gin digent) January 1904, S2l.75.
 Escalada Bros, supplies for court house, SI 50.
 O. Phelps, care of Rusher, (indig- ent) February 1904, S22 50. Escalada Bros, provisions for indig ents, s2O.
 Washington Trading Company, merchandise for indigents, s1O.
 Mace Burgoon, assigned accounts jurors, SI52. First National Bank of Nogales. jurors. Sl2-40. First National Bank of Nogales, jurors, S12.4O.
 Ben. F. Daniels, bailif- district court, S2S
 A. $ Noon, moving safes, SS5.
 b Miller, printing and publishing. s53.
 First National Bank of Nogales, assigned account B Quinn construction of wall on court house grounds, S59I.- 97.
 First National Bank of Nogales, assigned accounts of jurors, S6.2O.
 L w Jimmie, assigned account Juror, SIS 60.
 T J Turner, feeding prisoners Febru- ary 1904, SsO22-
 T Turner, feeding prisoners Janu- ary 1901, S13I.I7. sALART FUND. Henry Harmon. salary supervisor January and February 1904, SIG 65. Richard Farrell, salary supervisor January and February 1904, SII6.65-
 Otto II. Herold, copyist recorders office February, 1904, S2S.
 Jas. Leehy, salary guard January I, to ;jl, 1901, S55.20. ] " Y McClcary, salary taller Janu- l ary 1901, s75.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-09-18

hands with shining gems that shone
even iii the eternal night of the deep.
You have done well,' said the Sea
Fog, laughing again. you have
brought up the treasure that was to
be sent over seas ages ago to ransom
king"
Then Rudolph sailed southwark till
he raised the Southern Cross stand
ing splendid in the broad blue heaven
of the South. He sailed till the great
gales of Cape Horn took his boat in
their cold arms and drove him head
long with snow and hail toward the
Polar Sea-
There, one day, he came upon the
brock Carmilhan, that does not stand
in the sea, but swims in it, rocking and
heeling in the waves like a mighty
ship On it, in snowy white, with
white albatrosses sitting around her,
stood the Tide Mother, with the reins
of all the tides of the world in her
hands, driving them whittier she
willed
But the Tide Mother could not tell
him where little Elsa was.
you must go to the farthest
| North said she, 'and ask the old
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-09-18
Bards of Africa.
away.

The only survivor of the true bard
is to be found in darkest Africa. Ex-
actly like the ancient bards of the
North, they wander through the land,
singing songs i'll praise of chiefs.
Most of them are subject to some
particular native chief, whose praises
they sing at all times. Often the
songs are composed by the wise ruler
himself, who thus makes certain of
getting a satisfactory BRAID of praise.
When a stranger visits the country
of such chief, bard is always told
off to accompany him as sign of
great honor. But as the bard misses
no opportunity to sing songs about
the chief, the pleasure is onesided.
The bards are paid handsomely, but
they are not viewed with real respect.
The warriors rather look down on
them and force them to act as spies
by sending them abroad to find out
things about other tribes.
However, the bards are feared II
they are not respected, because they
have the uncomfortable habit of tax
ing back everything that they have
sung about chief or his village il
they are offended In such an event
they go to other villages and sing
songs exposing all the weaknesses Of
the people who have displeased them