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The Dolores star., 1905-09-15

Letter and note paper cheap at the
Star office.
A. A. Rust returned from business
trip to Denver, Tuesday.
ID. p. Short was business caller at
The Star Office yesterday.
A number of our local sports went
to the lake Sunday for ducks.
Born, Sunday, September 10, to Mr..
and Mrs. J. Sagrillo, daughter.
-s--
Exon d Rush are excavating for the
basement of their new meat market
| The Ladies Aid of the NJ. E. Church,
melted $15 at their social Saturday
afternoon.
J. d. Hall Is attending the State
Fair, with n display of Montesuma
county fruit, this week.
Florence Jones, who has been in
Durango for the past two months
returned home Wednesday.
|
NJ. NJ. Hubbard returned from a
months visit with friends and relatives
at Shanneetown, Illinois, Sunday.
Three plates were left at the school
house Saturday night. Owners can
have same by calling at this office.
The Dolores Mercantile Company
have just unpacked fine lot of mems
furnishing goods, sweaters and pants
Mrs. Coombs returned Monday from
the q. A. II. Convention in Denver.
She reports a good time and big
! crowd.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wiltsie and
Alfred Swarner drove down to the
McElmo yesterday to~look after the
fruit crop.
Rev. Schwerzniann returned from
Fit. Collins, Saturday where lie had
been in attendance at the annual con-
ference Of the M. Z. Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. H: c. Bachroit of .Des
Moines, lows; srrived in Dolores FRI
day and were met by Lee Eaton who
took them over to the M6ntexuma
valley.
Mancos Saturday ON account of the
death Of their half brother, Willie
Kramer. They returned home on
Sundays train.
| w. III. Burch, Who has been visiting
/ with friends and relatives iii West
Virginia, Ohio ana Illinois, for the past
year returned home Saturday. Mr..
Burch says he had a pleasant trip, but
is glad to get back to Colorado.
Superintendent Meldrum came in on
his private car Wednesday 10 consult
with ). J. Harris as to the moving Of
the railroad Y which is interfering
with IMPROVEMENTS IN the east END Of
town. The time is coming when
Dolores will be something more than d
COW pasture and dog pound.
Mrs. Marion Chambers returned
from Denver where she had been
atteAtiing the G.. A. r: encampnient,
Wednesday. Mr.. Chambers went east
from Denver and willvisit with friends
and relatives in Kansas. Miss Ivy
stoDupd oH Mt Durap~n where she IN
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-21
An0feIes.
VapoT caracas U
Pasajaros llegados esta ma.
mana de Estados Unidos
con rumbo 4 esta isla.
EMBARCAN MUCHOS

j. A. Classy, c. w. Flrld, R G.
Haines, G. Damelson, A. Campbell,
L, 7. Actapger, G G. Norbon, 7. w.
Nash, j. B Bateman, A. s. Malin,
A, L, Holcamb, ]. E. Sullivan, M.
Neill, N Llauri, L. E. Fairbanks, P,
Nelson, e. Rivera, J. H. Smith, Il. G.
Sopoor, F. E. Evans, j. Sartarland,
NJ. Pazo, +. Agostini, G. f. Storer,
X. E Satrerland, C. F. Marans, d.
G, Colr, A L Scott, j. r Guy y
sefiora Il j, Engel, A Seaman, BIC.
Riyity. E G. Ayfer, e j. Hall, A L.
Shurmsn ], Wahin', E P. Williams
A. S. Shuner, J, w. Squses M. Mar
tinez, G. Mellin, E S. Jnorps, G.
Buss, j. Vidal, E. j. L,viE, J. Squi-
res, M, Egozcue 6 hGo, M r. Wells,
u. G, Padia, j; Connolly, j. ]. Lsary,
E. S. Burnirts, L. Sco6e d, " S. Sto.
cking, L. Stranss, A. E. McXengh, J.
Carrier, S. E Cox, E p A. A. Kali,
A. X. Pau', L. c. Swy, A, NJ. McCar.
thy, N. S. Prey, N. Nj. Gardiuer, G.
W. Steward, X Stiles, A. Z Nordell,
l. PIter, s, L. Merrill, A X NJ Can
Try, 2, Roman, j. 8. Whitney, G.
Salbut, f. Reed, J, Hramud.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-21

Septienabre 90. En- ell juicio por
libelo infamatorio, ,celebrado aver tar
de noche en- la Corte Nun 'cipal, fue-
ron condenados por elJuez senior Ca
salduc: ell joven don Luis Cuebas Colon
4 pagar una multa de $500, 8 en- su
defecto q tres meses de prision, y don
Tomas Cespedes q $25 de multa. Este
senior apela de la sentencia, por con-
siderar las dos condemns injustas Ell
abogado de ambos seiiores don Luis
Llorens Torres, y ell senior Cuebas ha
ingresado hoy en- la carcel por no ha-
Der podido adn presentar la fanza
para entablar apelaci6n ante Ia Corte
de Distrito.
-Tambien fueron condenados aver
por la Corte Municip ipal, por haber CO.
metido delitos elector ales, los ex juecss
republicanos ds las elecclones i timas
sefiores Raul Mattey q 5000 de multa y
las costas; Luis Gerardlno, q $50; Fe.
derico Napoleoni, S20; Juan Fernsn.
dez (de la Playa ssis meses de pri.
sion cen dollars de multa, tres
meses mas de carcel en- defecto de esta
multa; Jose Arturo Lucas q 5000 de
multa tres meses en- ell penal; y Cruz
Torres q $50 de multa tres meses sin
libertad, quedando ademas privado
del derecho de sufrsgio por espacio de
seis amos.
Ell helmint6logo sefIor Raldiris
probsbemente embarcara el dia 3
de Octubre pr6ximo para ell extrange-
70. Tai vez pass algunos amos fuera
de Puerto Rico.
Ell ex policfa insulsr Pedro Ro-
ssdo ha sido arrestado por habsr hs-
rido gravemente esta msf1ana con un
machete a su esposa Dolores Tigual,
que rssult6 con dos grandes herldas
en- ell brazo y antebrazo otra mss
grave en- lacabsza.
En- ell iuicio vlsto hoy en- la Cor
to de Distrito contra Bslen Garcia,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-21
OtIas nOticias
Denunclas en- Mayaguez. :
sProfesores a Ponce. -
La Presa.
0RDENANZA De POLiClA

En- Mayagu7z SO han presentado
ante ell Juez de- paz veintidos denuncias
contra personas acusadas de maltra-
tar q los animaes.
-S2'en mAdana hacla Ponce las
profesoras graduadas seaoritas Adela
Astol, Milsgros Benes Isabella Ba.
lsguar, despues de una breve tempo
rada en- esta ciudad.
Sc ha despadido de nototros.
para Utlado, el profeaor de instruc
ci6n pdblca don Alvaro Mariiaez de
Lem.
FL coronel Hami}l pub icara uu a
ordenarzs recordsnco 0 4 a policia 81
reglamento del nsttllo, con motive
de las hue'gas que empezal&n ini-
ciarse el 25 del corriente.
En- Mansti ha falle,ldo den Be.
nito Morey.
Ell ca.ebrado avtista sshor La
Pcess dar . gonss funcionas en- Ca
guas.
Esta noche Sc celebrar& ca ell tea.
tro del Parque una fuoci6n extraordi
maria dol genial tra1sf rmista ssfior
La Prssa. 81 progrsma es muy va
rialo. Lo augursmos uu nusvo lleno.
-Ancche Ia banda del battalion
pueIt1r iqut n dis la resreta de cos.
tunbre en- Ia plaza principal, cen bas.
taute >ncurrancia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-21
CURA GARANTIzADA PARA LAS
AlM0RRANAS

Simples y sangrantes; exteriores
y con picaz6n. 81 no cura no pague.
Los Boticarios estan autorixados por
los manufacturer del UNGUENTO
DE PAZO q devolver 81 dinero si la
msdicina deja de curar cualquier caso
dc slmorranas, aunque sea cr6nico
Los cssos ordinarios Sc curan en- seis
dias, los rebeldes, en catorce. Uns
aplicaci6n ds sliyio Y sosiego. La
picszon se cslma acknowledgements
Es un nuevo descubrimiento vel 6niCo
que otrece son una gsraEtfa positive
81 e hoticario no 10 tiene se 10
enviaremos de aquf al recibIr sellos de
correos equivalentes & SO centavos CD
orc americana. dirigiendo la carta a
PARIS MEDICINE CO., ST. Luis
No, E. U. de A., tabricanteS de las
PASTTLLAS LAXANTES DE BRO
MO-QUININA, 81 c6lehre remedio pa
rs los resfriados.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-21

por el delito de sagrezi6n con inte1-
ci6n de cometsr asesinato,, hs siio
declarado culpa BILE oil G arcfa seda-
lado el dia % para leerle la sentencia
condenatoria.
-Mafena q SO veran ante la Cor
to de Dissrito los juicios contra Fran
cisco Colon, por escalamiento en- pri
mer grado; y contra Andres Pachece,
por ataque con intencion de violar una
joven.
Han sido vacunados hoy on Ia
casa Ayuusamiento 487 ninos, que con.
curriran desde ell lines rs al nuevo
curso escolar que ese dia empiezs.
sonora Gyehem entire uu che
ks de 5000, procedente de la <Benevo.
lent Soclety,' Leonardo Gonzalez,
de quien no ha suslto a saberse ell pa
radero.
-El team sGua1ica> volvera & eg.
ia ciudad 81 pr6x mo sabado, para sos.
tener con el team GPorce, ell ref1ido
desafo da base ball que el domingo
pr6xlmo pasado tuvo que auspenderse
por los continues aguaceros.
--En ! a carcsl de este Dissrito 4
IS 5 p. m, existen hoy 3l9 presos de
ambos sexos: 81 en- sumaria, y 262
cumpliendo sentenciss judtciales.
Han Ingresado hoy en- ell penal
Wet 1ria Ortiz, Luis Cuebas Colon.
Guillermo Nazsrio, Pedro Roch Y Ro.
sa Zapsta; saliendo Marceliao Ba.
rfio y jose Pihsiro en libertad defni-
ttva.
Hay a las p. M, on el Dep6-
sito municipal As presos: 3S hombres
y 10 mujeres del pueblo; habiendo in.
gresado hoy Antonio O:tiz o egario
Jimeaez, por tarar la paz, q IL IA
dias de prisi6n correctional.
La policla insular ha tsnido cue
arrestar hoy Luis M. Rodriguez, por
frases inmorales en- la Gale de la Ma
rina, siendo condenado por Ell Juez
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-21
a MU N Clio

Por esta Acadia Sc ha deposita-
do en- poder de don Juan Rodriguez
Ramos, un caballo de color zaino, de
seis clartas de alzs1s, cola erin co
pete regulares, cabos negros, marcaio
con una Q en- la masa derecha y una
cicatriz de herida antigua en- ell vacio
del mismo lado; cuyo animal fu9 remi-
lido al deposito en- el dfa de aver por
ell vecino del barrlo de Calaoazas,
Juan MontafieE. Lo que So hacs pG.
blico a fn de que por su dueno pueda
solicitarse dentro de los 10 dlas 81
guientes al de la publication del pre-
ssnte.
Yabucoa, P. r. 81 de Agosto 1905.
j. NJ. Csrrillo, Alcslde accidental.
S2-s,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-21
Acadia MuNiciOaI de Salinas

En poder de Juan Torres sc ha
depositado una potrsnca de color ala.
San, como de tres aaos de edad, un
Gordon blanco desda la frente hasta
ell belfo superior = una marca de plan.
cha 60 la nslga derecha, cuyo animal
fue ocupsdo en- la causa que SO sigue
contra Ellogio Dlaz y Nsmeeio La
nauze, por robo. Lo que SO anuncia
al pdblico para el que Sc considere
duefio de dicha yeguo, pleda presen.
tarse a reclsmarla con la denida JUS
tifcsci6n -Sslinss, Setiembre II de
1905 Ell Alcslde, J. Benreadt. -3s
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-21
.REKUNCIA DEL SENIOR BAIl

Como habfamos anunciado hsce
unos dfas, ACADIA de presentar su re-
nuncis con csrfcter irrevocable, del
cargo de Interprets de la Camara de
Delegados, nueStr amigo don Juan
r. Baiz
Este cabsllero So ausenta de san
Juan por algdn tempo, ocupado en-
sus Asuntos particulsres.
Lsmeatamos una renuncia que
nos priVa de los bueaoa rvicios Que
ha venido prestando ell sen 1r Baiz.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-21

Municipal 20 pesos de multa; Justine
ollvo, por escandalo a las once me.
dla de la noche & intsntar agredir en-
su morada q Terssa Cortes. Tambien
fue condenado pagar 30 dollars de
multa. Maria Teresa Yordan fue ar, es.
tada esta mahsna por desacato q la
policia.
EN- ell R.gistro Civil 80 han ius.
critic hoy los nacimientos de Carme-
Luisa Mayoral y Yordan, Monserrats
Mercado, Maria Teresa Go zalez
Romero Rodriguez; las dos defun.
clones de Gregoria O'tiz do Acosta.
& consecuencia de tuberculosis pulmo.
mar y Martin Lucas, de aneurisma
de la aorta.
Hoy han contrafdo matrimonio
Arturo Ortiz Trinidad Ubides.
En- el Dep6sito municipal exls.
ten hoy, las p. m. As presos cum
pliendo condeaa: 10 muieres y So hom.
bres del pueblo.
Han ingresa 10 hoy en- el De 6.
alto: Gregorio Martinez, Juan Nal.
donado y Fruto Echevarria, todos
por alterar la psz, condenados & %.
IS y Is dias raspecEiyamsnte.
-Por amenazar con un palo ha
sido condenado & tres meses sin Ii.
bertad ell cajd Juan Rivera, para que
se deje de guaperias.
En- la carcel de este Distrito es.
tan hoy & las 5. pm. 3l6 presos go On
sumaria y 256 cum plien 10 sentencia de
los tribunales judiciales. De esos de.
lincuentes, "A son mujeres del mont6n
an6nimo
-Esta seflalado el dia de hoy pa
ra vrrse en- la Corte de Diatrito los
juicios crlminales contra Enrique So
to y contra Bel6n Garcia, por los de-
litos de aggression con intento de co.
meter homicide y asesinat1,s respec.
tivamente.
An0faIae
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-21
TemMu Department Of Porto --SlbNa PbIa Benss nnube

RsnasI
las dsl v vnid los
ne @ las n
dHponsla
hlrp0 n1n1 muneqdn&
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-21
DON JOSE R GAlTAMB|DE

Nuestro buen am go 9 sailor Dlsz
Navarro acaba de reciblr ua lelegra-
ma de Sabana Grande, en- que Ae lie en-
via la noticia, de que su padre polite J
don Jose kam0u Gaztanbide, de cuya
enfermedad Sc ocuparon los peri6dicos
en- est9s dias, estd va perfe;tamente
bien de salud
Nos alegramos mucho, porqua ell
sefor Gaztambide es persona a quien
Sc aprecia y Sc distingue mlcho en- es
ia casa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-21
En- e| AteneO
Glasses de Piano y Ammonia
.por el professor senior
Arteaga.
ALUMNOS POBRES

La Junta Directiva d,l Ateneo
puertorriquefo, en- session celebrada
el lunes, acord6 ceder uno de- los sa.
lonss de dich1 centro al distir guido
professor senior Arteaga, para dar ella
ses de Piano y Ammonia d un ndmero
determinado de alumnos, sen falandose;
para las classes de Piano, los lines Y
iueves, de 9 u de la mafiana de .
q G de la tarde; y para las de Ammonia,
los martes y vierles, de q + de la
tarde.
La Directiva de esta moortante
institution, pondra bsjo la direction
de tan haoil professor 4 sEIs ALUMNos
PoBRES que dessen dedicarse a alg1n
Instruments 1til y nscssario ca esta
Capital, conn son: VIOLIN, VIOLA Y
vIOLONCELO y alguno al Piano q q la
Ammonia; pero es Indispensable que
los aspirautes tengan nociones de md
sica, pues no SO trata simplsments de
aprendizaje de solfeo.
Los seis j6venes sen orta pobres
que deseen sprovechar esta bu
oportunidsd, reuniendo las condiclo-
nes que SO exgen, puedeA desde lue.
go, ir d matricu arse q la Seer taria
del Ateneo Puertorrlqueno, en- donde
Sc les dars informes de la fecha sefia.
lada para el ex linen de admission, al
que deberan llevar algin comprobante
de que son pobres
Ell estipendio para los alumnos pu.
dientes es de 90 mensuales.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-21
FIESTAS De SAN MlTEO

A fin de que ei especticalo resulte
mas luoido, la Comisf5a respectiga ba
transferido para las cuatro de la tar.
de del domingo Las carreras de cintss
4 Scaballo.
Tambi6 ] Sc res lvi6 que dicho es.
pectsculo Sc efeotOara en- la cslle del
Condado.
Is un cam5io que acknowledgements
ha de resuitar en- benefcio del acto to-
da vez que aSf ha de quedar N con-
currido.
Naigs ell aviso,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-21
CabaIlO DsTdidO

Eo la noehs del domingo q, a
smanecer del luneE 2S de Agosto pa.
sado, deSapareci6 de la finca de don
Celestino Sola, sits en- el barrio Turs.
be, IN cabsllo slazano, con una N a.
tsdura en- 81 peeho por ambcs lsdos,
IN lucel spagsdo en- L. frense, un Ia.
do de la boes msta3o, una c.cAttiz 40
81 espinszo con pslo y marcado con
las intciaes 81. I. en ambAs patas de.
lsDteraA Sera grst,foRdo quien de
noticias ciertas q don Juaa r vera,
Gsguas, Puerto Rico,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-21
NOTAS DE PONCE

Juo po Fbo snncas por Corte hmnt6ogo Rad
c here ucos oaes Base ball. noica
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-21
Tpasuy Department Of Porto -SbNa 5Ica Bens nnuebhs

RaasIn
hdoNe .unribc0 ysu A
PrpRArcs l&11G6n prop
S
BauiMa Nueoas sereo1 1caa n bsri aas$
Suc idanoL6
and . 1caend "s %@
FanGN
dAausq edmene srnanuose peiatM.
sepoa-en
PueaP ,de1a -LuBVe Veuy .ubeh
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-21
NunicIp|o de San Juan
AVISO

Para que los veclnos de San Juan
Sc provesn con anticipation do aqua
del Acueducto, sc les partinips, que
hoy juevts, 2l del corriente, q las diez
de la noche, Sc cerrara la tubarfa ge-
neral del mism1, para hacer repara-
clones en ella Estos trabaj0s dura-
ran cus.ro 6 cinco b )ras. -R Il Todd,
Alcslde de IAN Juan.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-03-09
WASHINGTON NEWS

Seattle is to have crematory, it is
! announced,
A commercial club has been organ
lied at Twisp.
There is some excitement at Wenat-
chez over the discovery of coal in What
is believedt to be paying quantity.
| Memorial services in honor of former
States enator Sharp were held Sunday
afterno N in the house chamber at
Olympia.
The Washington Lewis and Clark
fair commission met at the Tacoma
hotel, Tacoma, and awarded the con
tract for the state building to lie erect
ed at the fair grounds at Portland to
+. j. Lime and j. ID. Carroll, CON
tracing firm at Seattle.
James A. Moore and Jacob Furth
! Seattle capitalists, have each offered
a scholarship of 800 to be awarded in
June. One is to go to the student III
electrical engineering doing the best
work in physics, mathematics and cleo
trical engineering, and the other to the
student in the liberal arts college who
does the best work in physics and
mathematics.
W. F. Sheard, of Tacoma, has pre-
sented that city with kadiak bear
cub, and model den and range is be-
ing constructed for it at Point Defiance
park. The bear was captured recently
by the sailors of vessel off Kadiak
island. 1t was on ali ice foe and was
apparently floating out to sea. The
cub makes the fourth bear of this spe
cies in captivity in this country.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-03-09
CHAD WICK TRIAL BEGINS.
Famous woman "iinanCier" Is Ar
T5i1ned Il! CleVerand.

Cleveland, March 6.-Mrs. Cassie
L. Chadwick, the famous woman
"tinancler, was arraigned for trial
this morning before Judge r. W. Tay.
Ter, of the United States district court
on the charge of violating the national
banking laws and entering into con-
spiracy with President Beckwith and
Cashier Spear, of the Citizen Ma
tional Bank of Oberlip, whereby she
obtained money on worthless checks
There are sixteen counts in the in.
dictment, involving eight checks
amounting to $50, 900. The transac.
ton occurred last October There are
seven federal indictments against Mrs.
Chadwick
Andrew Carnegie 5 name is connect
ed with the operations Of Mrs. Chad.
wick and he is now in Cleveland for
the purpose of testifying the case.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-03-09
news OF The WEEK
ITEMS FROM VARIOUS PARTS OF
The WORLD.
Resume of The Less Important, but
Notices. Interesting, happenings
In Condensed Form.

Strikes have been resumed at st. Pc
tershurg
Johnan Hoch. multi bigamist. has
been indicted 10y the Chicago grand
jury foY murder.
The total permanent and annual ap-
ropriations of the session of congress
Just closed were in the neighborhood
of 800 600 10000.
Nearly 10000 immigrants have ar
rived at New York during the past
week, which is said to BE preliminary
to the spring rush"
Alaska cable earnings were $1,000
in February, being the largest of any
month, taking into account the mum
Der of days. The previous month re-
ceipts We're $500
The Texas legislature has gone on
record in both houses in an endorse
sment of President hoosevelt's policy
in regard to the Standard Oil company
and the alleged beef trust.
DR.. Charcot, chief of the Antarctic
expedition on board the steamer Fran
Gals, has cabled to Paris announcing
the arrival of the expedition at Puerto
Msdrin, Argentina. DR.. Charcot re-
ports the mem bers of the expedition in
good condition.
The will of Mrs Stanford has been
filed for probate. She gives million
TO one brother, the income of $4,000
900 to another. and considerable be.
quests to other relatives. Practically
all the servants and other employees on
her estates receive $1,000, though
some get considerably more.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-03-09
FOR DESTROYING RECORDS.
Another Indictment Found Against
COnqre SSman Binqer Hermann.

congressman binger hermann.
Washington, March 6.-Binger Her
mann, member of congress from Ore
gon and former commissioner of the
general land office, has been indicted
by the federal grandjury on the charge
of destroying public records. The in
dictment was fourd ON the testimony
of certain general land office employees
and of the sescretary of the interior.
The substance of the charge is. that
Mr.. Hermann, just previous to his
resignation AS commissioner of the gen.
eral land Office in February, 1903, de.
stroyed thirty-five letter press copy
books containing copies of official COM
munications written by him as COM
missioner of the general land office and
relating to the business of that bureau.
Mr.. Hermann $ attorney appeared in
court Immediately after the indictment
had been found aud on behalf Of his
client waived the exemption due a
member Of congress and asked that
bail be fixed. This was done, the
amount being placed at 81, 500.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-03-09
RAILROAD SOLD.
Columbia River 4 Northern Changes
Owners

Portland, Or, March 6 The Ore
gonian says:
The Columb ia River & Northern
railway has been sold for approximate
ly $1,000, 900, ostensibly to Eastern
capitalists, though in reality, it is
thought, to the Northern Pacific, and
in few days the formal transfer of
the stock will be made.
The road runs from Lyle, on the
northern bank of the Columbia, TO
Goldendale, distance Of As miles.
The company also owns the Regulator
line OF steamers, consisting of four yes
sells.
The Columbia River & Northern is
headed toward the northwest through
the Yakima country to a junction with
the present line of the Northern Pa
cific. 1t would furnish link and a
district of rich revenue, which it is
thought the Northern Pacific has not
overlook ed and of which it will take
advantage in the near future.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-03-09
EXPERTS ON TRADE.
Hill and Hartman Are Sending Ex-
perienCed Men to Far East.

San Francisco, March 6.-The Elk.
aminer says:
'E. H. Harriamn and }. j. Hill, on
behalf of their respective railroad lines
and Oriental steamers, are sending ex-
perts to the far East to make reports
on how to enlarge the markets in that
part of the world. especially in China,
for American cotton products.
1T is said that the reports to be
made by Hill and Hartman experts
will be given to the cotton men of the
world and also to the general govern
meDt, should it appoint, as it has been
requested 10 do, a commission to take
steps for the extension of the export of
American cotton goods
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-03-09
NEW PRIMARY LAW.
House Passes Bill and Senate Will
Consider II.

Olympia, March 7.-Representative
Strobridge's direct primary election
bill passed the house last night in the
face OF fierce opposition offered by kel-
logg, of Stevens, and Lambert, of
Whatcom The vote was 80 for and
30 against, only four votes more than
the measure needed. Several of the
thirteen not voting left before the
measure came up on special order, for
the avowed purpose of lodging the
vote.
The senate now has similar mea.
sure on its calendar.