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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-03-29
In Tatman Township.

In Tatman Township are to be
found two classes OF people. The
first class in point OF numbers
and good sense believe in no I'M
necessary public expenses, in as
low taxes as it is possible to
have, in electing men to serve
them as supervisors who will
never expend any very consider
able amount OF the peoples
funds without consulting the
people by general ballot so that
the majority may always rule.
They believe that the people
should always be the masters
and the public officials the ser
wants. They believe in public
Improvements very strongly and
they believe in paying tor them,
but they also believe in home
improvements just as earnestly
aud believe in having the
latter il anything a little in ad-
vance OF the former. They be-
lieve in having public business
done Just as carefully and eco
nomicaliy as private interests and
inusing all diligence top1ote ct the
credit and financial status OF the
township.
The other class seem to be-
lieve in electing to Office men in
whom they have fullest conf
dence whether misplaced or not)
and then giving them free rein
to do as they please with monies
and credits without any regard
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-03-29

George Walter has received his
new gasoline engine, and will
soon be having his machinery
run by power.
George Gibson mashed two Of
his fingers under q wagon wheel.
George says he knows how heavy
that wagon is.
d. w. Pinkerton is hobbling
around with the help Of a crutch
and cane, as the result Of step
ping on q rusty nail.
Lyman Wilcox and Nate Simp-
kins have returned to their
homes near Pratt. They have
been attending school here.
George Wyman returned from
a business trip to Wisconsin, last
week. He reports lots of snow
there. His brother came out
with him.
Freeman Preskey was the first
of the newly elected officers to
qualify. He says the roads by
his place will be in good shape
after this.
A charivari party was held
near here one night last week.
Those who take part in such af-
fairs have little regards for
Others rights nor their own self
respect.
At the township meeting in En-
sign township the regular caucus
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-03-29
0lenburn.

Elougan's store building is 60
up rapidly.
The Socialists again carried
Tatman township.
Otto Streimikes is back from
the Minnesota woods.
The Catholics had mass at
their church, March 23rd.
christ Brodersen and Others
are back from Algona, Iowa.
Miss Van Moon is visiting
trends and relatives (D here.
editor Gilbertson was at l.ans.
ford on business one day last
week.
Peter Pollock nearly lost an
eye by the bursting OF a bottle OF
acid.
The dance at Mr.. Stroup's
Thursday night was we'll at
tended.
E'locks OF ducks are to be seen
osce more, which seems to indi-
cate spring is here to stay.
Mr.. keenan, had his fnen here
last week to dispose Of his farm
machinery and household effects.
School was out Friday in the
high room. Six months makes
quite a siege for both teacher
and pupils.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-03-29

ahead and the people of Tatman
township are assured ofone more
year OF first rate service at the
lowest possible figure,
L. W. DALZlEl..
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-03-29
ticket was elected by aclose vote.
At the village election in Glen
burn the old officers were elected
by q still closer vote.
Election in Waterford.

This is the result OF the election
in Waterford township:
Supervisors: j. T. Lauder
back, l6; H. A. Paris, %;
w. j. kluver, Is; .J.F. Bailey, %;
John Sanders, Is. The three
highest were declared elected.
ASSESSOR. Il. Holmes, %;
Q. III. Halfway, IS.
Treasurer-W. II. Rouse. 10:
D. ". Bowker, II.
Clerk-N. Il. Rose, Is; l.. B.
Tracy, Is.
Justices Oft the Peace-H. A. Pa
ris, %; c. G.. Amy, 16.
Road Overseer- LIST dist. Pike, 5;
Howell, 3; Second dist, Albert
Schlaer, 3; Colbert Watz, 2; Third
dist, L. B. Tracy, 3; John kells,
3; Tracy was declared elected.
Fourth dist, Z Y. Bailey, 4 r.
r. Halfway. ?.
Constables-Mr. Bowen, 22::J.
I. Louderback, u.
Poundmaster- James HASTE,
10; Sam Overshiner, II.
DR.. Carr is building one OF the
finest residences in Alinot. 1t
will be 3Ox6O feet with 20 foot
posts, and q basement under the
entire building.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-05
Andrin6polis 7000casas destruidas
Sc frma hoy e| tratado de Ia paz
Motin en- Guanabacoa, CUBA
5000 s anadS en- daso-E ceTa aumentando Aemana

New York, Septiembre s. Noticias de una terrible he
catombe legan del orente La cudad de Andrin6pois-
Turqua europea, 10000 habtantesha sdo paste de
ncendio espantoso Siete mil quedaron destrudas
Ell ncendo esta soocado por competo pero esta dom
nado. La falta de buena organization lmpid6 que
pudiera combatirse efcacia el primer nstante
Luego result6 totalmente impossible uchar e. hasta
que ue extnguendo los suburbos donde los edfcos
son asados. Las ptrddas calcuan vente mllones
de dollars.
Teegrafian de Portsmouth que acaba de hrmarse en-
maana de hoy, e traado de paz por los penpotencia
rios aponeses, con la aprobac6n de gobrnos
Ell presdente Roosevelt el acade de la cudad assteron
la ceremonial que fue soemne Despues de la hrma
ebr6 ze Demn acc6n de gracas por la termination
de guerra Los edfcios pdbcos partcuares de Ports
mouth estan adornados banderas amercanas,
japonesas Al sar del 7e DeAm immense pubico vito
REQ al presdente los representatives. de Jap6n Russia
Dicen de Cuba que al legar Guanabacoa e general
Miguel Gomez Gobernador de Santa Clara candidate
Ia la presidenca de Ia repubica promov6 tumulto
que degener6 enseguida motin Acudleron uerzas
de poicia de Habana, que esta ola opuesta de Ia
bahia orden qued6 restablecdo sin eus6n de san
gre Resuaron varas persona contusas La efervescen
ca poca aproximarseas eeccones creciendo.
que enguae de la prensa bastante cuto los
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-05
NOTAS De PONCE
Infracciones sanitarias en- e
teatro <La Perla .2-.En
el Ayuntamiento.
MuEA1Es REpEN1INAs
Cinemat6grafo.- I'm cadaver
sin identifcar. -.Denun-
clas y sentencias.

Se quejan y con muchfsima raz6n
todas las psrsonas que concurrsn &
nuestro teatro <La Perla, en- las noches
Dc function, de que permanezcan cerra-
das las tres puertas principales do en-
trada al coli'eo, impidiendose ID nece
saria circulation de aire atmosferico y
Ia salida del mucho humo que produ.
cen los fumadores en- ell salon de paseo.
Sobre esta infracci6n sanitaria llama.
mos nuevamente la atenci6n dc Ia po-
licfa y do los dormidos empleados de
Sanidad de Ponce.
--Lamentase el pdblico que asidua-
mente concurre las sesiones que
celsbra nuestra corporation municipal,
de 10 poca puntualidad de los sehores
concsjales.
--Puede decirse que con broche de
orc cerr6 snoche el seiior Vargas su
corta temporada teatral en- Ponce. La
function de dsspedida. que tuvo lugar
aver con su buen cinem mat6grafo, re-
sult6 brillante. La numerosa concu
rrencia aplaudio entusiasmada las
excelentes vistas, que agradaron mu
cho, sintiendo que compromises ante
riores obliguen 81 amigo Vargas &
trasladarse hay Mayagnez y despues
. Santo Domingo, donde es aguardado
con impaciencia.
Aver tarde, las seis, falleci6
repentin amepte, On 81 kil6metro 10 de
Ia carretera que conduce de Pouce 4
Adjuptas, el joven comerciante pro.
visiones don jose Irixarri, natural de
Sabana Grapde, mientras paseaba en-
bicicleta con varios de sus amigos
poncefIos.
Tambien murri6 repentinsmente
esta maflsna a las 10, en- Ia calle de
Ia Salud, un infeiz hombre del mon.
ION au6nimo, no estando atm identi6
cado su cadAver.
-Por Ia policfs han sido arresta-
dos hoy: Ramon Rosario, alias emo
rim6n, por agresi6n, y conducido &
Yauco por orden del teniente Gusni' f;
Maria Martiutz, JOSS Rivera, L'on-
clio Rios, jose Rivera, Benigno Iri
zarri, Santiago Roblss, Bsutista Qui.
Homes, por slte ar la PSF pdbllca.
An6feIes
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-05
NOTAS De A|B0N|TO
Viaje del Gobernador. La
Anemia Commission. En-
fermos d granel.
ESTEClONES EN- LA lSLA
Trabaios ehoaces. --El cam
pesino practicando lecclones
de hygiene. -Viaje rapldo.

FL Goberna Tor acompahado de su
sonora lle.5 aqui Is .tarde del v'er-
nes, pernoctanio en- el cuarte'. Aver
sabado visit6 la Estacion de la Ane-
mia Comm sion.
: Para que usted yea como anda'
ban por estos mundos de Dos los
an6micas, le euvio los adjuntos datos,
que me han sido suministrad por Ell
amable doctor Ashford
La Estaci6n Central Sc instal6 y
empez5 funcionar el dia II de JUNO
del corriente aho. tsniendo actuslmen.
te bs 10 tratamiento 3, ,6iS enfermos de
uncinariasis, descontar do de esta ci-
ira los de las municipaldades limi'
trofes. Resuta que ell 81 por 100 de la
municipalidad de Atomic, estaba in
festado con la unci cinariasis.
Hay ademas funcionando desde 10
de Agosto a las 6rdenes de esta Esta
ci6n Central, las estaciones siguien-
tes. Lares, Utuado, San Sebastian,
Comerio, Coamo, Barranquitas y Ba-
rros
Estas estaciones han reconocido
los medicos encargados, trasado
3,720 personals, todas atscadas por Ia
uncn arlasis Total de reconocidos y
tratados 1868, desde Junio II.
Ademis, existen actualmente y
aempre en- los hospitales SO invadi.
dos que es oil M ximo de individuos
para que tienen cabida squellos.
Hay una particularldad hacia 10
que me llamo la atenci6n el expresa-
do doctor, es que todos los que han
sIdo curados no tan solo construy yeron
aus letrir as bajo las instrucciones do
Ia comisi6n, para evitar un nuevo
contagio, sino que han hecho YER &
sus convscinos 10 conveniente de esta
medida de las demas precauciones
que 90 las aconseiaron para preser-
varse de tai enfermedad.
Ell dia 16 del corriente mes vence
el plazo para admitir el Ayudtsmiento
az proposiciones para las obras del
acueducto de este pueblo Es un huen
negocio para los que quieran emplear
de s 1000 pesos sl 2o3 pS. men.
sual.
(Continud en- Ia pdgina ~
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-05
tngs pronuncan dscursos muyyvioentos los anlmos
encuentran exctadismos hasta e punto de temerse
cheques en- las Villas en- el Camagiey.

De San Petersburgo comunlcan que una gran matanza
de udios ha tendo ugar e Caucaso 81 ensanamlento
de los crstanos contra vicmas ue que nunca
Sc acusaba los hebreos de causar la derroa de usa Ri
nmero dc muertos ascende 5000 La tuerza pubca no
reaz6 odos los esezos necesaros para evta este sar
6cio de vda humanas Las vlctimas estaban lndeensa
y pedan msericorda una mutltld lurlosa Ia
natca
Nueyos normes de Berlin aseguran que colera toma
ncremento Aemana Ell numero de cludades lnvaddas
eeva velntiuca En- Hamburgo hasta anoche vsntses
defunclones
Desde Madrid cablegrafan mas detaes sobre la bonn
ba de Barcelona Fue 1anzada unto los muees, con mo-
two de las manobras de la escuadra espanoa Mato se
hro treinta E anarqulsa autor del atentado consgo
huir entire la confusion No hubo aver nnguna novedad
Comunlcan de Moscow que el pueblo en- la cludad dc
Lbau al despedrse las tropas de la guarncon las
sb6 las apedreo. Al contestar los sodados hubo un
encuentro del cua resutaron dez muertos cncuenta
herdos Sc recben nolas de yeindos pr0ylncas de Ru
sla, amenazadas por el hambre.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-05
UNI FINCAR RUSTICA

serA arrsnd ada su propietario,
81 este snvis proposiciones la ofci-
"a dental estahlecida en los altos de
In casa n6nsro 2l de la caIle de San
Justo, esquina 4 FortalezA.
Sc reouiere que la hass indicsda
este on los airrededores de- ssta ciadaA
y que coatesga casa hsbitsbls y BE-
rrenos para fundsr ana vaquerfs.
Saa Juan P. z. 4 de Julie l. .s0k.
6-s
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-05
P1doras Rosadas del Dr.. Paniaqua

a
nueI a
UanssS Siamsdi aansns o no
PRzNCZPALEs FARAACZAs DErLA
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-15
Capt. ]an;z n, Of Gefnsn Cruiser
Panther, on official Visit.
Mr.. Buxton Exchanges Views and
Conp'Ime nts with the Emperor's
Officers and Accepts Invitation 70
&C Aboard the Warahip.

Captain innl2cn. Commander oil tho
German cruiser Panther. now a, tho
ShinN;tri. paid an official visit 10 Mayor
Samuel X. tiAiOn. in Tic mayors Of
lice At the CRY han yesterday morning
Al n,clork The mayor as the chief
executive Of Newport News. welcomed
Captain j.tzrn 10 This city. and the
German t0;n!!i:ln,irr rXiclnltd tho
greetings 81 Ills German Majesty. viii
liam Won Iio!,"nHnli"rn Emperor OF,
Germany. - NJ mayor ana he people
al Newport News.
Mayor li'Nlon and Captain iantZen
held 4 Drlci conference discussing the
friendly relations existing between
Germany ana the United States Cap
san ]3niHrn expressed himself as we'll
pleased with Newport News tie. shin
huil.lin% cts Ol tile South. 4, tho CON
ri,SlUn Hi the conference The cantain
extended To The mayor an Invitation
10 Nsil Ike cruise: Panther, which the
manor accepted
Mayor Buxton viii visit CAPTAIN
IanHrn on board OF the Panther this
morning d, ! O'c!nc!; ana Ne viii
spen! some time looking over the
rim little ship Of war
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-15
GREAT MEETING TONIGHT
ACADEMY WILL PROBABLY BE
PACKED TO DOORS.
Cripple Creek Mining Region Condi-
tons to be Discussed b. Able Speak.
ers--h'ayor 10 Welcome.

MI Arran G"mrntS have been com
nletc'' for The biz mass meeting which
Will be held III the Academy Of Music
tonight al $ O'Clock by The labor Of
Saniza' ions Of inns city. and il is ex-
I,ericl hat the Academy Will ht, filed
TO it,: capacity ny lhr friends OF ,h,,
unions
Mr. W. II. leonard, Of Cripple Creek
Colo. Il member Of the Western Fed
Grafton OF Miners. Mil be one Of tho
principal speakers OF The evening HC
will discuss the conditions AT Cripnl;.
tr"Hk. Il" scene OF the great strike
II i; also expected thai, Mir. Samuel
+. GnmpGrs. Of Washington o. e..
president Dl the American Federation
81 Labor Will he present The central
body extended the president an invita-.
non 10 o., present an lie replied that
he would do SO if possible
Councilman John Al Brown, eX-prcsi.
dent OF the Central Labor Union. will
preside over the meeting ANA he. Will
FIRST Introduce Mayor s. r. Buxton
whn Will MAX" Il short welcome adj
dress.
number Of prominent business
mrn ana the local labor leaders will
D." seated on the stage.
ssmlh''$ orchestra viii furnish The
music Tor ~ evening"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-15
"G!ittetinu Gloria,

"l;li'lerin& Gloria whirh comes ii
~ A"n's'hy Friday Nigh, i rn" ol
g." rl"v"res' ana most delightful conc.
':''S Irodncod ii years. Tic press
'iir"nShcn' the country IS singing .,hc
praises q! iIneh Morton. VINO wrnlc The
DOCK; and credit aim Win SWING lis /.
more delightful piece lh.rl lis Belle
nf New York
rs comedy lis hnn'"r is lcIjcio Is
hiirA rs Il is With lie brilliant STARTS
IA! INV There y 4 contncoas hu'.n,r
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-15
GETS SMALL JuDGMENT

Wilson Given Verdict Against Railway
Other Cases Continued
The 'nry in the Circuit Court yes
i'TI;,y returned :. verdict for the plain
vi IN lie case Of l.. X. Wilson against
tAn hampton Roads Railway and
i'.l'tctric Company giving jndgmcn, FOR
- INC plaintiff &n"d for s.. 900
damages o. account 81 injuries rrre.iv-
ct! white hr was employed, as con
!Hc!pr on 'ho Defendant cOmpany's
road. =" motion 10 SCI aside. M. YER
dict was made
IN" case 81 Robert y. Weymouth.
i liintOrm2n who WAS Injured
IN me same collision which caused
" ilSon 10 Sl,a. against the HAMPTON
il"aas Company. was continued until
the next term OF the court II is an
del':.inOd that the case has been com.
pF"m'SGa.s Weymouth also sued for
Sl.nnu damages
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-15
AUCTION SALE

or VALUABLE kEAl. ESTATE. SIT
LATE ON THE NORTH Sln: or
FORTY FIFTH STREET. i,l.
TWEEN W.NSEilNi;TDN AMI,
HUNTINGDON AVENUES. REiN,:
NOT ST! NO -. FORTY FIFTH
STREET. NEWPORT NEWS. Ma
Pursuant 70 IN" provisions 81 Il Ger
la'n dc.,l .! trust. dated Jane .nll..
'Si:'. ana On record in thr Clerks a.
nee 81 Inc Corporation conn II III.
ri'> 81 N2WpnI, IN decd book NJ l..
page 20. NNrcN,rd ~ Flurrnlins.
fhul ana +. +, Thnll 10 Tic under
%'t1n',i 'rnS'rr. drtaul! having been
matte in ~" paNmcn. Of llia debt 81
cured and AZ lhc request Of tho hcn,4-
firi2ry, | shall OTTER for sale at rnl,-
III" auction in front .! The premises, on
SATURDAY., FEBRUARY 18th, 1905.
at 1880 o'clock p. M.
10! N,'mlrr Eighteen (lS) III block
number Four Hundred ANA Thirty
sever t!"Il ~ 4 certain map. entitled
Map o! Part ui the City 81 Ncwnnrl
News. Virginia :
improvements consist 81 a ,wo-Stnry.
franc. ie'ii-n",u dwelling. with Ill
modem cnii.r.iiiIrcs
Terms: Cash
I j.. scI.AT:r.
Trustee
For further information apply 10
Harrr'; & West 80 Twentyiifth
stree. Newport News. Virginia.
o-ll-l:-i$
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-15
Theatrical

" c'1t!!al'd." The ncw ;nuSlr:; FAR
f3SS ny i'iNley and i-u'ers. which viii
be seen here N the Academy lomOrro.v.
night. is he only production that Mem
nnri News has eve! seen just rs BROAD
way saw it. Tho play WAS OILY pr.,-
i!'rrd last fail an'! 4 hugely successful
rrsi WIS sl, silurl only because An,n,.
ether production had nc time III tn.
theatre.
Manager Booker Yesterday received
thc following telegram from General
Manage" Wells. OF The I.cath Circ,:i,
Pei sonaliy guarantee Woodland a..
tn roughly inofcn::ivr ard hest pc:
frrlnancr ,i 4, i:snll.
The Richmond rimes-Dispalch yos-
terday said
"tl:l"t Of Police Ii,.lcc. Can,ai:s
Whi'l"ck aud Kcr$r. Inspector cppS.
Police prtc .t!Ncs Tomlinson. Wren ana
Mt Mal.on. Sergeant, llolS:aclnf1. priy-
att'S tl,rk$Cn and roier ana II, audi
enc' thar l:lleH nearly every sea, III
pretty ard as clean Il production as
Richmond has cvcr seen.
Woodland llcnry W. Sava"r's
beautiful musical fantasy, Of All 20
dnctons in'a2in"hlr. Least deserves
censorship II is y spectacle il which
children should rrvcl
Wordland.' in is conception. Il
one OF Nc most novel creations 'ha'
mas been *.lycn 10 tha stage
IN advance sale Of half IL III, sr..,>.
in Inc theatre r'.aranttes :, c:,paci,,
audience here tomorrow night 'ricE
st" laid aside must be called for hy
= 2. ~, iomorrnw or they win he plac
~ bach IN sale.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-15
MFR. WILLARD HERE.

L'uet.-Gov. the Guest OF Mr. j. L. Pat.
to7--Sees His Friends
Lieut. Governor Joseph r Willard
came down from Richmond yesterday
tn pc the guest Of Mr.. ]. L. Patton. He
stated last night that he was here on
business and pleasure and did not
car: 10 have anything to say about the
no!acal situation Just 1t that time.
vi; Willard received 4 Number Of his
friends aud supporters at MIR PattOn's
none last night He viii return to
Richmond today.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-15

of merrimcnt that keeps the audience
in laughter from beginning to the end.
There arc several song hits in ,he
iicce. Including tho latest craze Cor
della Malone" which Was first sung in
This comedy tirin. lis nun il, New
YO,k
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-15
President Dimes aid Speaks in
Little Hungary"
GREAT PRECAUTIONS TAKEN

tEy Associated Press. J

NEW YORK, Fnh ri For tho frs,
time since tie ;:avs when |, was gov
eraor OF New York. President R0ose
welt revisited the heart or The East
Side. where as tie guest Of the iiaE-
garian Ctnh, nc d'nnd and spok" at The
TeslauFaa'' i.it, !" l1'uSarH
->cVsi he1or" mas ! ,iesin"ht O. 'he
thst"u 'o'autS 'lo1''d t'ilS i'l'ie NJ"
part q ~" Ply. hiect'!c iish.S
t"lhh!ea 'lt't oii'hNeo cilaraciells,'c
lssan"S' sa'sHs oni'tins h",.t'ed ~ ,ilr
wing, aha .i'c Sfr"t f"As' Sluc Silo"c"
ltS' enthusiasm ~ t''rE l'HaS!ila''iS
way. -,riNSS HG'old a>'liut' ~ H!S'il
ste'' . 'i''It' ei''' ~. u,' -, ui.ISM
~ ~ '!''. 9'h7'' WIZ ~ '-i'' ~
d t''H - 1i''~i!''H "S''' - VIZ ''''!"-
ti"AS'
Immense Groves Gather.
~ six r'ri...> East Houston street.
:::Et ;ne. in,2r-3oatirf fhc!ylahfarcs
To;, s2.rr;.l scr:;e, i, ii; directions.
were ..7c'lnu h. sts crsnInnc!!lan Il
Sro"n N. ee''1,i ae Sa''i"'ra ~ any
~ '''h IL ~. - ''4a' ''"Ri '''r
$780, 'S.@"n - 49, ~ - go az
ara~ 'iit'i' ''iias. 'asHnSh WHICH aun'is-
80 go S.'i!!'i '''''s ~ |i'se'"' 'iene's 4
'Foofi o. 'n"n'''et' E4'ilcs rcde SLOW,
ii'o ", = :. : '''1s'' ~ east any
N.Y. :s'i!',''''!N hao'"'! me S'ah seers
'il,' L., So = !"'''>' "h'ir !iiit was
s'"e'i'3 nv !" "'e!' t'''4''' nicA'
Great Precautions Taken.
Every entrance 10 Il residences or
s:.rra Within, HE police ,:r;cs was Guard
Cd Is an officer. White on The house
tops opposite the cafe stood policemen
70 keen IIgEp Vaut.rn I,inr> Cl.sr cf
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-15
CHEAP ADVERTISING.
CASH IN ADVANCE.
ONE CENT a MGRD

Advertisements unucr classified
heads IN this column will be inserted
for each insertion. No advertisement,
however small. less than 2s cents for
the first insertion. Cash In advance
Invariably. Special rates made on long
contracts. Orders for discontlnuance
must be made in writing.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-15
Mock Trial,

IN" IouEs Mems Hebrew A.;socia
''"n will give Il public mock trial in
me association hall. -, 'rwenrvciai,tA
street. tonight II $ O'clock Tie mem,
h'a's have made great preparations for
'f'' cvtn' and 4 good trial is az,
pcctcd
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W. dir" lrc .iacncl ana annually paid
So. pcr wear fer racn car runni!.:.:
ever the structure.
McSslS. Mary" ana ilarwooa were
appointed 10 represent HE board nit
he conference rninIni,ec
An Gr,'i,lance anpropriatin% $',:.'i for
repairs 70 tho TWcnty-iitlh stree:
bridge. ur"cin@ the highways; and
*GWHrs committee 10 have inc Wort:
conc and slrnpin. lraiic 81 the bridge
while INC work is III prn.rcss passc,!
~ The common council. was adopted
An ordinance prohibiting persons
under ia" az Of sixteen YEAR; from
carrying lc:l'd lirr arms along lilo
streets Of I'll" city and imposing a pm
al'y ion violation Of it's provisions.
passed ~ h" common council was
;i'iCEt"L
Miscellaneous Mot,ers.
Ordinances granting L. Lee Davis
a2d !" !; Sh"keliord porrii,s 10 erect
franc. i"on covered ilildngs IN l!,n.
Iin".'nn ;,.'"nun passed ~ TIC common
council. were ahOpIcU
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anPH'hi 2 conference committee - con
Idrr INC ordinances requiring IRON
,riy owners 10 connect heir PREMISES
Win the tily sewers This measure
WAS a't0rlci by the aldermen and The
president nanel M'ssrs Walcr ant:
Ainsh:r - represent, Tho board On The
conference" r0mnltlcc.
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IN na>sin. ~ ordinance int.rea III. Ia
salary ~ TIC superintendent Cf streets
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\ resolution from III" fire ans w?,cl
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4 reu':Sst :h:. some ordinances %
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attain George NJ lilrl.,,1 nut CAS-.
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