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Gilpin observer., 1905-09-07

The dispatches say that in his new
PARADISE Plantation" colony in Mexico,
Prophet Dowie proposed relaxation as
regards former stringent rules against
cigarette smoking and courtship, and
the whey headed editor of the Skin
town Blister arises to bray that Mexican
cigarettes and Senoras are not SO bad,
and intimates that this feature will more
than offset any little mischief brought
about by Elijah's zone tootsy wootsy a
year" proclaim alton.
Gilpin observer., 1905-09-07

Special Rates to Members.--The Lewis
d Clark Auto club have taken the pre-
cautionary measure OF electing sur
geon as one Of its board OF directors, an d
now the Bugyille Excuse editor suggests
the advisabillty of also electing an un-
dertaker as another inducement to swell
the membership list.
Gilpin observer., 1905-09-07

Swifter Than Mother.-One Of those
Pittsburg machine made pies turned out
on the Trail at the rate Of 40 per min
ute, is our huckleberry.
Gilpin observer., 1905-09-07

Trick Horses.-There is livery stable
near the fair grounds where they adver-
tise horses that will drive in the dark
with the lines around the whip.
Gilpin observer., 1905-09-07

Too Many Wives.-The other day a
stranger wearing Utah badge was
taken suddenly ill and conveyed to the
Emergency hospital. The three physi-
clans in attendance agreed that the
trouble originated from eating his wives
apple dumplings
Gilpin observer., 1905-09-07

Mr.. Stork's Busy Day.-Four new
babes registered at the Incubator Inn
yesterday, and now Homer Davenport
comes forward with his characteristic
big 2-heartedness and volunteers the free
use of one of his long legged trained
birds to help out on the night.shift.
Gilpin observer., 1905-09-07

Speaking OF jokes, an Arizona editor
said that in order to be successful they
must be worded in such a way as to
force the victim to think before seeing
the Fangs. Without any joking it is
safe to say that the unfortunate readers
OF this editors sheet always have to
think at least twice before their funny
bone becomes responsive.
Gilpin observer., 1905-09-07
Whina for Sale 4!

A good one, almost new, on very re-.
asonable terms. Box 12G, Black Hawk,
Colo.
Gilpin observer., 1905-09-07

An M. D. from Russell Gulch asked us
whether it was customary for physicians
out here to have skeletons in their clos
ete, too. We told him that this was un-
necessary with Oregon doctors.
Gilpin observer., 1905-09-07
TRAILINGS

BY Observer Representative at the Exposition.
Judging from that old familiar forma-
tion of their feet, Davenport's pedigreed
ducks are Oregoniaps, too.
Gilpin observer., 1905-09-07

A General Alarm. - The Volunteer
Hose company on the Trail is planning
to give grand fire-ball some time next
month at which they advertise quick
steps, rounds, tight couplings, chemicals
and an endless array of hose.
Gilpin observer., 1905-09-07

Wire your house and use electric
ights-cheaper than oil and absolutely
free from danger.
The Gilpin L. II. a. p. Go.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-19


mar City anrss from any such ss
utness
mentioned In said said Council
parcel Of land
specified time time Council
OF such before
shall
any as aIoresaa .nen said CITY eoune na either
reduced
aon rebuilding
addition
the OF the sidewalk 10 be repaired have
within the City or said be found within
parcel Of land thereof
the
OF Immediately said
without such the shall be collected
a \
the
provided
Sidewalks shall be the ONCE OF The CITY Clerk Said
hereinafter specified Al each
entries shall be from left TO right
Of their the following set OF words each set as
scripuon Furnished Work
tinea he
AGAINST whom any such account
land such account would be
Aforesaid such charge 10 the
said book OF which shall be written ne ~ofo
this Ordinance herety repealed -.
Idaho Springs and approved this
18th Of August. A d. 1905 .ro,c, ,urv
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-19
AN ORDINANCE
tn Relation to sidewalks.

Relation
BE 1t Ordained by city
Of
@ ns h ap e m Of nsaSa % Spring. upon h sides ot The
and and use BY foot
a fes,'es the city es caaal 3 as
shall repair.
sooa s s sd o. sssa preceding
o
shall S S such shlh m grade s be sho1a aa Or ds9ssa @ x g h
the grade 50 DESIGNATED the Council direct them to be
should be constructed and Instructions
and
fee for astreoas and paid
for for es seo G @ * b. qPas b or c na aid par e h xnr In % osher
5e @ d. hs as % sppaoa @ or the c @ c % for permit for sueh
9sp ss sad c he sa Zee ~ Thereapoa % SAID cIsra
g Engineer furnish Instructions with an
% "ss @ s5sE y s 3 & Gsaa .s. a.s ss .ss
@ S9 to ss sI & e % gs & sn PAY m S iss A9s % @ ss sS ss % g
and Instructions shan lay Sidewalk below Dqys grade furnished @
@ mot than @ i've oass 5 and not more a9 For For me ss
% "a. sss. no 9s s shan 4s.; nav; been Vi. s : 3
% pair Of % upon ang stree re- & or any par Of S any Tss in the '
% as nal he rgsss , 5n9 @ st ssr,s I s @
@ $ h a4s y o and or OF nd and gpSn ss a & as ,s 1Sa @
so qeh ordnance may contain 9dss & and dons fos the TeP-,
any & % % % @ y M % any s par S o amy 40 va shs become @
b. ne CITY stree, sur said city The material Of When @ he ssm
point designated By The
pee and ease the owner
material the land
By ad saPeryo to point GU, place lot which
material
publication any
at s own expense % Construct @ resd I
much Of such sidewalk
section Al slds..ks within limits
aa srs s Al % . .sess s IL me sna Be s5 feet 10 .,a,h
parts when PLACED over areas
oas eoaaaoqs a. sa % aa ss sase e @ shs
a Of fsashox of premises
shai be he Of
repair par Of the Sidewalk as
consucd re-
delinquent orueted rebuilt
rebuilding Of Upon the
rebuild
Upon any
esslss
seeaon Upon
E ihs ca a 'n .a Sids report 9 a h1 doan & s ana s s
psTes nay BE- eostlsao 10 Which any such S Sidewalk shall
seos of @ and material Of any sash SIDE
lays required and incurred by him constructing rebuilding
a Ss s1 expense s Of q grading ss .a aa sSds @ Ss % p s
aHy pan aes @ where @ there a BE- an abd rsds % and
Of charge rate corresponding With
m section 70 Ths5sapoa the Council ha
according
By said resouoa or l hs state ia sn hs u nas % Of
@ eah % or parcel Of as % ta o @ | 5 S % 5n % oasaSu Of % n
Aforesaid
h ssa hsTs been aa s ss as o pas sS
contiguous
required supervisor
oy said expenses iheiudins
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-19

The Of three thousand dollars
The police Magistrate dollars $4,000 with
hse hundred dollars 49,
dollars $500 With two such
s. 1 An sssl srsg s and sssss s % sa
- -e' -
Salaries
hereinafter Incoming election
Mayor hundred dollars a0o
sixty dollars $500 per annuH
CLERK shall receive one hundred and sixty dollars
three hundred dollar. $3.50"
s tasss nDn asedsss sse dol
sn s9y m s % % s a % stands
s Zee @ a the ' eaIs sssns, saeh S
.s hundred
+" fs shall f s e for p .ns sha" a sase
fee fees arc allowed VI h to sonass %
per snnam payable annually
'rs seeo ee The city R Eaeee s
70, services actually
oa s. % 4ss such s % s m @ G a s" nine
so % receive ssS he s sy are 10 By @
ssco H. 0f
s allowed s b % as to- nsies 81 the Peace OF Creek County m
s ss n ss be a % fr the the here
s s sns S Hs. os @ naa @ Tsssss a a @ one hun
the Of hundred
sewers shall receive the
dollars (sis5, payable
tn. 5 @ gA sa I peer s s ss ass A receive
VI.
putes-chy
A % an % Ss ea9 'ss st st es sss %
thereof the rules ordinances and
all authorized by the Ordt
ance Of said city except Otherwise provided and all warrants on &
' s
hs Tine name % q the nases % the & p paid ee I @ sse ana esh
of which the shall be paid and the thereof
nhea required shall the thereof and
Section Said CLERK shall keep detailed all
.5d ordinance the .l are issued @ the whom for
interest % paid upon such & bonds & and PTOmssory notes
% m. hs al sn mt s %
se psssa d in % like % % m h and annual S Ss aas 81 sa q @
cry Council A ra ses f1s A TO s at al
s.a CLERK shan
The issued price
for s a ;A' s. .s CLERK sss s and s g.
p' | y may % G be r"ss Ds1ss to him provided for
each ans e @ ey n Of % &
s & II By s such sAs ssn @ & s %
the saS c % p With IL the the
which % may s'sss o% %s s1ad . sa % al BE @ p
p.ieular a1 city
.. Section 10 saa CLERK shall
keep pc a. 1sSa fssSaa lhssT snS son n 1a u
furnish q the City Attorney any record or
the for furnish records hs hs
n,ss ssees % m Said CLERK @ shall N
ss sasS BY a s make out out ana abstract
sl 20 @ d sRs S s any sgs pss Nc 4. .,s
City
isa BY n f S. @ o ss ass1sss e Ss
tine time Of receipt and disbursement
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-19
oncer. and Terms Of Service.

Of Idaho Springs shall be Mayor
each Ward e Clerk CRY treasurer e.V MAJ
Electrician Superintendent OF
Chief Engineer an
Engine Department and Night Watch
each and as soon thereafter as
Superintendent OF Sewers one Chief
All
period Of and until
theirs
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-19
ARTICLE IL
Qualifications.

Section person municipal Of
auts. Of said oss until quhs as sn1 Sd % an
shall before enteriss upon The s o. ns once @ ass nn e aS
Hsa 5 % @ and sh truly perform se duties
section ono Of Idaho SPRINGS
ha & s sonaSGss ] for @ 9s ,su @ % % @ & m 'e Of % @ Stat. % Of
9aenS passed and
A'af s.ioa esse's fssry
approval shall be obtained the City
furniture other things pertaining
the ss as ss ;s. s oss ;. ss @ the % submit
any .s 3 ss. No ss'. ss % a': or % agent % his % s. @ g''s ss s
% by a s % as'h bonds % l Ssn Sn ss the
sion sSP a ss city al
ssss .sau j. ss @ s
monthly
Their Suspension and Removal
cs ssstions Of pb negligence derecion duty
shah be subject removal from
y, once, nc Of this CT city for AMY
As be nsa ass
eRss een the City shall
@ copy such chars
@ e sss ana a s least s9s
O. s
deneesha All have bsensi
the es By 's s
ss
.n,,u ,,.,...,. 49,, ),
al large s
had
shall the trial
The City Marshal
served provision Of
ARTICLE
TherD
shall
spec low
thant Two and Lawful
Attorney of nve
such suref
suchs
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-19
AN ORDNANCE

Relation City Qualifications Bonds Duties and compe
Be II Ordained by O Idaho Springs:
l.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-19
ARTICLE VII.
City Treasurer.

all ne Te The CITY Treasurer shall keep
of
me o receipt and disbursement
pued and on what account anddi isbursed = :
Section The monthly
NNN-~' monthy
Inc treasurer hereby q
ana
fund such paid belongs " ~ ~ "--N '
Ien
CIV c ior or On account OF the
of this - .~
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-19
City Attorney.

The City
the
the Peace
or which of
with
In
thereof = - 'Ae e's sAeeP. -
SHALL
lin
or bonds in the
al
oaney when Necessary for the Of
Wnen
nsreof or BY having y n.rtcur
ance or other instrument writing relation to he oe
powers ness : ~ s"e sAecuso1 u eo'f
section Said Attorney legal adviser Of d City
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-09

C. f STORER, Superintendent.
GAMBIA \ STUBBE, Agentes Generates
JUANR, BAlz, Representative Especial
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-09

Este Il tigus acrsditads
'asmaciA, ia nsjos de- la localidad,
40 removable toda. aus sxistancias
intYoduc.do an sxtsnso sursico
de drogas, rHoducto. quimicos J
medicines de PAt~nas do los Yr1n-
cipalss laboratories DO Euyopa y
America.
Fl jsfs Sc sstahlscimiap.. g..
qus cusnts % afo' de exp<risr-
ola On tan dslt ada ppotssion, stis' .
de cuids dosan srts. suxiliado pos
~ iut~iiperts ~.vsopal ssha1.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-09
BUQUES ANUNC|ADOS

miguel Gallart., Del puerto de
Barcelona para 81 nuestro sali6 oil 5
del actual.
<Santurce.1 Sali6 de New Orleans
para e,ta el 2 del actual.
xCoamo.S De New Yulk sali6
para esta ell 6 del corriente.
<Julia>. Estara aqui procedente
de la Habana y esca'as iptermedias
Of II del que cur-a.
sFerdinand de Lesesps,s Proce-
dente de Puerto Plata, recalara al re-
dedor del II del corriente y seguira
viaje para Europa via San TIL ,mas.
philadelphia Rscala,a proce.
dente de New York 81 Is corriente.
Caracas, Tomar& puerto ell II
del actual prccedepte de la Glaira,
saldra 81 mismo dia para New York.
<Monserrat. Dsl 20 al % estart
aquf pa a seguir visjs con destino (
Canarias, Cadiz, Barcelona y &c
nova.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-09
CAPITULO III


Por Ell hueco que hA dejado al entreabrirse girando sobre
mAtinal, en- tres tonos differences, tres fguritS c6micas, inclinsn'
dose para hacer ~prefundas reverencias.
Ia fe que en- mi interrrumpido sue6o me hAbfa olvidado en-
absolute de que estGbA en- IN pueblo del Jp6n central, y 81 ds-
pertar me h1ce este pals Ell efecto de ser 10 mas divertido del
mundo!
Las crisditas, con su sonriente VOC, aGIden iROkudJa-hdn!
(sn las ses y medI). i OBJ, y debe ser mas tArde, porque 81 de
dA claro!
Luego abren con sstrepito todos los tAbleros del exterior,
y despu6g, como Bi este no bGstase, todoI los %bastidores del inte-
rior, de fno pApeI, d~eiandome ai expuesto 81 aire fro de IL
maGAna Ia deslumbrAnte luz del sol aaieute. En un abrir y
cerrar de ojos mi cuarto quedA desmontado, con solo dos tAbiques
en- vez de custro: eBtoy al are libre.
En- eIJap6n son. en- este particular, ~dsspiAdados hastA 90
inviernc; pero, despuei de TODD, no es mas que 40 medic como
cuaquipr OTTO de abreviAr un momento enojoso siempre.
S be TODD para mi, que legu6 aver en- 10 mss prOfundG
obscuridAd, como 81 me traieran con los oioS ~vendadol, 90 una
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-09
JAPONERIAS DE OTONO

aIgGo servicio mas especial, Pero no, tengo "a TODD 10 que me
h,ce fAlta. grAcias; no deseo mas qua dormir,
Por fin Sc produce en- ell exterior ell silencio y IL obscuridAd
tAmbi6n; se hln can ado las muSmss. Ell establecimiento de t6,
en- vea a una bora desuMds, por hAb4r lIegado 70, queda profun-
damente dormido, como ID pobaci6n Y como las extensos bos-
ques de los alrededores. AhorA que han terminado todas las
risas, una tranquiidAd inmensa y solemne, que reinA Va en- este
ApArtado pals, penetrA POGO a POGO en- mi cuarto, donde 10 diScretA
ia%pArA, oculta en- IA ganta de pApe'' alumbra vagamente las
los seres ~qumericos que desde 10 alto de las nubes los contemplan.
Tn ruido LELAND, contfuuo, que he notado desde hace I'm
momento, aumenta de minuto an minute, ahora que han enmu-
decide las vocecinas humans J h. cesAdo ell movimiento: psrecen
torrentes, cMcadas.....,
FL are IN tanto pessdo, templAdo por 10. braceros de
bronco, Sc refrescA; Sc C >noca que Ia noche de Now }mbre debe
ser frs en- Ell exterior, y sin dada ell hielo blanq1ea los tejados.
Ell ruido de hs cascadas sc scentda cIdA VIZ mas; parece
que ae aproxims, y en- Ell slencio Sc percibe a cadA instante con
mas claridad.
Me arrulIa y NE duermo, soGAndo con ea Santa Montana
que est6 tan ceres, J con la mi:teriosI msraviIla que mA6Ana we're.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-09

CAMB|OS CORR|ENTES
Lundres check 4.S8 d 1884
Paris 3. n.
H~amburgo Aa4<
New York par
Espaha s div rs q 264<
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-09
JA(A D~FSApARE(IDA

En- la n0che del microbes 20 q
amauecer del jueves 80 de los c%orrien-
ties, ha desa parecido de la 6nca de don
Nicolas Qlihones, barrio Bairoa, an
ties CsgUitas, donde pastaba I'm caba-
lilo zaino jaca como de 6 cuartas de
alzada POGO mas 8 menos, erin cola y
copete sbultados, con IN lunar en- las
rodillas de ambas patas delanteras,
Ihso corto y sobre-trote, y marcado
c. A y amiga.
Sera bien gratifcada la persona,
que de noticias de su paradero & su
dueho don Juan Rios Oyola.
Caguas, Mario 30 de 1905.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-09

?. o BOX 81. CABLE: AourAR AREClBO, PTO. RICO,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-09

tam. al dsspacho de las pre-, PIP
ciones ta>ultativas.
La mejoT gaTsrt.a de sst~ q.
"a gu sl cIecisnts tsvo, qr. 81 pd-
blico arscibeho ls dispsnsa !.
especial recommendation cue 10,
principals mkdicos de Ia ciadxd
kacsn do ella 4 cltsntss
Sus precios son tan equitati-
vos que no admiten competencia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-09
Junta [scO|ar de Naguabo

Vacante una de las escuelas gra.
duadas de esta poblaci6n por r%enuncia
del maestro que la desempe1abs, esta
J unta escolar acord6 a~nunciar dicha
vacante por oil termino de tiez d1as q
contar de la publication de este anun-
clio, con objeto de que los sedores
maestros de instruction que deseen So
l~icitarla, diriian u petic'ones q esta
p%residencis. Naguab1, II Abril 1905.
Ramon Rodriguez G0nzdtez, Presi-
dente. 10--lO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-09

Antonio Geigel, Ponce ..... 1000
Francisco Fernandez Juncos
san Juan,,,,ss $50. '''' wv
Carmen G Garcia. $3.50. 2.00O
Guillermo Cortes.... ....... 1000
Victor Quihones Feliciano,
Ponce 4. 5000
Martin Lorenzo. -. 1000
Jose Ma Gatell, Ysuco -. 5000
Daniel W. Kearney, Aqua.
dilla (suicidiol.... .... 1000
DR.. Jaepard, Vieques ..". 5000
Matias Rojo, San Juan, too
liza saldada -. .,.... 100
Ramon VIA y Moreno. -. 1924
Feliz MARTINEZ, Ponce ...... 1000
Federico Sell6s, San Lorenzo 10000
Julio f. Prats, Ponce...... 10000
Jostfina N%ournier Lab0rde,
viuda le Roberts, Vleques LOCO
Presbit 70 Felipe Gonzalez
C@aguas,... j.. 49,. 1000
Gabrie' na'mau, Csguas.... $500
Alfonso Faure, Mayaguez.. LOCO
Salvador Amell, Aguadilla. 5000
primitive De'fAus, Juncos.. LOCO
Luc Castro y Castro, Jun
COS. ..,.., 49,. 5000
Francisco Lopez Crpero, Rio
Piedras ,..... ...... 1000
Candido FArida, J%uncos,
' (pendiente). 49,. ...... 8 WO
' Manuel Villanueva, Ponce. 5000
. Miguel Comas, San Juan.... l.00t
y Sonora Barnes de Armstrong
. Ponce, 5000
y Total. ....,.... $3.50 ,954
Al c.. f SToRER, Superintendent.
lGANDIA \ STUBBE, Agentes Generale'
JUANR, BAlz, Represeutante Especis
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-09
Venta de- muebIes

Por ansentarse su dut 10, Sc desea
vsnder todo ell mobiliario de una ca
So. Informe, Sol 60 altos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-09

P R[C|O S"'"
los articu|os mas inputantes
Que Sc deta|Ian en- a|macenes
ARROZ.-Japon laa92 IS; Idem
% a $3.50; americana corriente s2t a
q.
Ajos m allorquines, de Is & 20 ctvs.
Cappadres 80 40 ctvs.
Jsmones q Q u.
Quesos amecs. q sl64. Patagr&s 10
Tocino, . q IA.
Jab6n, $4.60 q $4.70 Rocamora;
americana. e2} y II.
Pasta del pals 3 AIT.
Manteca a 1925 en- / en- latss g
. St &10.
Hartua de OIL u tGi.
Hablchuelas blancas del pals s34 q
4; americanas ga q 4.
Coloradas del pals 4 8 AZ.
AmericanAs blancas largas q So
Garbanzos 81 as
Bacalao a$78
Cebollas 8 3 At
Arenques 81.
Mantequilla, de s!5 a 10
Pasta americana on caias de una
arroba Sc.
Papas a~mericanas de $l.80 q 81 81
Tassjo S84. :,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-14

ApitezO. Two Apt
tezo biscuits with
milk and a cup of
coffee have furnish.
ed me with suf1i-
cient nourisbment
for my morning
meal during the
past eight months.
This quite satisfies
my appetite, and
8 u 8 { q 1 ms m y
9Th It'll
lun CHI time. /
first tasted Apitezo
8 om o i'm g la st
w int er. 1 w rs
TT GU bic with
dysnensia. and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-14
MRS. PECKHAM WON.
outwitted Inquisitors in the Cotton
Scandal Hearing.

How a woman can comply with a court
order, save herself from going to Jail for
contempt for refusing to answer questions,
and at the same time give absolutely no
information of value was demonstrated by
Mrs Sarah Peckham in New York yester-
day. After hearing of more than two
hours, during which the incorporation of the
Sarah De Faye Company, Incorporated,
of New York, was asked hundreds of ques-
lions, Attorney Maurice Marks was forced
to admit defeat, and the hearing was closed.
1t was the third attempt to make Mrs.
Peoxham tell about the assets of the de-
fulct company and the whereabouts of
evils c. Van Ripper, one of the accused
quartet in the cotton leak scandal, her hus-
band being another. She told Commissioner
Peter b. Olney at the hearing that she
would answer all questions except any re-
lating to her private life. She later gave
answers so sharp that they almost discon-
certed the inquisitor She smiled sarcastic
cally at Mr.. Marks, or laughed outright,
when she had answered a question so that
he got no information of value. She said
she had known Van Ripper for twelve years.
did Van Ripper furnish you the money
with which you Incorporated the concern
was asked. Mrs. Peckham said that Re did
not. and that he did not know anything
about IL.
attempted to learn about the family affairs
of the witness, but Commissioner Olney
told the lawyer that he must confine his
questions to an effort 10 ascertain the as
sets of the De Faye Company.
In direct connection with this hearing
was the case of Frederick Peekham and
Moses Haas, whose names have been con-
nected with the cotton leak scandals. The
men yesterday were surrendered by their
counsel. Joel II. Marx, to United States
Marshal Henkel and arraigned before
Commissioner Ridgeway, who adjourned
the hearing to October 81. and held the
men. bonds of $4,000 each being fur
nished by Isaac l.. Levy and Charles j.
Opper.
Together with Van Ripper AMI Edwin
O. Holmes the men are under indictment.
charged with having conspired to commit
an offense against the United States, to get
advance information from former Statisti-
clan Holmes of the Department of Agricul-
ture regarding the condition of the cotton
crop and with attempt to defraud by con-
spiracy with Van Ripper in specializing
1t is charged that the alleged conspirators
made S2000o0 and that Holmes got s14, $50
in cash. through check for S24. $50 drawn
by Van Ripper to NJ. Haas on the Second
National Bank OF Hoboken under date of
December H. 1904 and $10.767 on another
phppk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-14
JEROME TURNED DOWN.
New York Borough and County Tickets
Named Last Night,

The republicans nominated the following
tickets at their borough and county conven-
lions at the Murray Hill Lyceum, New
York. last night
County ticket-For Justices of the supreme
couft George S. Ingraham. Mortimer c. Adj
dams and Joseph E. Newburger; for judge
of court of general sessions, Otto A. Rasal-
sky; for district attorney. Charles A. Flam-
mer; for sheriff, Ambrose o. Neal: for eoun-
~ clerk. Frederick L. Marshall; for regis
ter, III. A. c. Addison.
Borough ticket-For borough president.
James J. Duffy; for coroners. Gustave Scho-
Ter. Henry Carey DR.. j. Pierce Oherndorfer
and DIR. Antonio Pisant.
The county convention turned down Dis
trict Attorney Jerome and refused to give a
nomination to Justice Gildersleeye. Fights
were made for both Gildersleeve and Jerome
on the floor. but without avail
The remarkable part of II Is that the con-
vention appeared to want Jerome.