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The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1905-02-04

VITAL STATISTICS
Penalty foI Failure to Comply with Law.
In Pursuance of Section o74 Of Chaper 2O5,
Session Laws of 1903, Notice is Hereby given

Section 274b:- Notice ia. Proper Officers
Where no physician is employed. 1t shall be
the duty Of the parents to give notice to the
proper officers within whose Jurisdiction they
reside: of -the'berths and deaths of the children
or of the presence of anylnfectious or cOntagi-
GUS disease occurring within their household,
within twentyfcur hours, OF three days i: out.
villages asIto berth and deaths only, Of such
and the oldest person next Of kin.
the keeper or any other proper officer Of every
work house, poor house. reform S 'hOOl Jail,
prison, hospital, asylum or other public or char
table institutions, shall give like notice Of any
berth, death infectious or contagious dist ase
occurring among the persons under his charge.
Whoever neglects or refuses to give such no.
tice within the period Of twenty-fOur hours. or
three days. II outside Of incor p0rate limits Of
cities. towns, or villages rs to ber,hs and
deaths only, after the occurrence Of such berth,
death Or infections or contagious disease, shall
upon conviction forfeit y sum. not to exceed
twenty. dollar. q, be collected rs other fines
are collected by law.
EAAasse- ~ WING go"
"a County Auditor. T.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1905-02-04

JudgeW Winchester has appointed
Mr.. l.. M. McGlashan, of Dickin-
son, as his official stenographer in
the place of Mr.. Tuttle. Mr.. Nc
Glashan was formerly Supreme
Court reporter, and is at present
time secretary of the Senate.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1905-02-04

A bill has been introduced IN
creasing the salary of the governor
from $4,000 to $4,000 per annum.
This session Of the Legislature
seems determined to go on record
in the way Of increasing salaries
and appointing Of commissions.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1905-02-04
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1905.

Over ninety thousand acres in
the Bismarck land district has been
withdrawn from settlement on &C
counter the irrigation project.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1905-02-04

Fort Abraham Lincoln, near Bis
marck, is to be increased from its
present size to a battalion post. 1t
is now a two company post.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1905-02-04
REWARD OFFERED II

Areward offered for information
leading to recovery of one pair of
timers ships lshears), borrowed.
and never returned.
&SONS.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1905-02-04

Capt. Baker has opened 9 new
at Mannhaven.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-02

Ell lunes lego 4 Cherburgo el vapor
aleman Kaiser Wilhelm IT,. a cuyo
bordo iban M. Witte y nj. Lagardere,
el corresponsal del "Petit Parisien"
que aparece mezclado en- la controver-
sia surgida entire el Presidente Roose-
welt M. CASTOR Richard, de que Sc
kacemos mencion en- otya psrte.
M. Witte lleg6 q Paris el 70 y fue
objeto de grandes ovaciones Pensa
ba perman ecer en- Paris hasta Ell 70, y
en- el interim conferenciar con Ell Pre-
sidente Loubet, ell primer ministro
Rouvier y otros Personajes. Approve
ch6 la ocasi6n de una entrevista para
negar la especie propalada por nm pc
ri6dico ingles, al efecto de que en- el
tratado de Portsmouth hab1s uua clau-
sula secreta, por la cual el Emperador
Nicolas quedaba en- dar, sufragandolo
de su bolsillo particular, $Ioo 900 900
al Emperador Musuhito por la manu-
tenci6n de los prisioneros rusos. y
$500 900, 900 de indemnizaci6n. La
question era que ell Mundo no 10 su
piese.
En- cuanto & la conferencia con el
Presidente Roosevelt, NJ. Lagardere
convierte la materia en- question de We
racidad, y a6rma de la manera mas
solemne que el despacho por el envia-
do su peri6dico contenia las palabras
exactas del Presidente de los Estados
Unidos, sgregando que Sc reserva el
derecho de probar su tempo como y
baio que condolences ocurri6 la entire
vista.
Dice M. Lagardere que el texto del
ltratado de Portsmouth fue telegrafia--
do San Petersburgo la noche del dia
mismo Cd que Sc le 6rm6. y que la
transmission, consistente de i SIG xru-
pos de fguras, costo 10000 frances.
que es el tipo complete de la tarifa. La
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-02
Las conferencias
s0lbre Marrssec0S
Una escuadra alemana
cruzara por ell Mediterraneo

Nueva York, lunes-Desde Paris telegra-
fan que Sc ha podido llegar a un acuerdo entire
las naciones interesadas en- el "statu quo" de
Marruecos para resolver sobre los puntos prin
cipales que han de discutirse en- las conferencias
de Algecras.
Varios cruceros franceses de la division del
Mediterraneo Sc hallan surtos en- Tanger, Sc
espera la l1egada de una escuadra aemana que
ha de cruzar durante ell invierno por ell mar
Mediterraneo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-02
Us1 cssgscer0 americana
4 Las cosfaS de zMaa,rAeC0S
Visitara a Tanger y Mogador

Nueva York, lunes-El secretario de Ma
rina de los Estados Unidos ha communicate Or
denes al jefe del crucero protegido americana
"Minnea polls, surto en- el Grao de Valencia
para que salga con rumbo a Tanger I'm de
apoyar las reclamaciones del consul de Fez,
que ha demandado explicaciones por la deten.
ci6n de un ciudadano de los Estados Unidos,
por la policia marroqui.
Sc espera la pronta hbertad del prisio-
nero.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-02
LEYES DE 1906

Sc hallap & Ia venta en- Ia Ei-
breria del BoIEr1N las leyes de-
1905, acompaiiadas de un vo-
lhmen de gran utilidad para los
letrados y el pdblico en- general,
conteniendo Ia LEY de evi-
dencia IA APPENDICES de leyes
de otras Asambleas referentes
tambika & IL praebs en- 10 civil
PreciO de las doc obras. - ECO
Ley de evideneia. compfar
d separadanente .-....e1.W
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-02
L a rnorkandad eS
Constep.nadora
Ell panico. en- Ell imperio

Nueva York, 1unes.-Los ultimos cablegra.
mas de Berlin. dicen respecto la epidemia rel
nante, que mueren por termino medic en- las
ciudades infestadas unas doscientas personas
darias
Esta cifra verdaderamente alarmadora, es-
ia causando un horrible panico en- Ell imperio
donde va sc ha llegado dudar de la ehcacia
de todos los energicos remedies que Sc han que
rido poner al desarrollo de la playa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-02
Alemamia reC0n0cida como
p0tencia Ra1editerranea
Sc comenta mucho EN- Europa la
Ultima conferencia de Ruvier Y ROsen

Nueva York, lunes.-Agregan los despa-
chos de Paris Berlin tltimamente recibidos
que como resultado de las recientes conferen-
cias entire Ell Ministro Ruvier Ell Embaja jador
Rosen, Alemauia entra de leno ser considera-
da como potencia mediterranea, habiendo in
fuido notaDemente en- las relac1ones de armo-
MIA que hoy sc notan entire Francia Alemania
el plenipotenciario ruso Mr.. Witte su paso
por Paris Berlin.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-02

The association of School Boards is
cnrn1ntering the same opposition as
the league of Municipalities.
The same opposition, bat with a
more brusque and less polished mani
festation. Mr.. Falkner lacks the sua-
vity of Mr.. Post and when he opposes
thing, he does it in manner pecu-.
llisr and characteristic of himself.
He knows no other method, for he
lis not in the secret of the mastery
|dissimula ton which feigns sympathy
and friendliness to cover secret
hostility.
When he says the association of
School Boards must net convene, he
says 1t with a resolution so determi
ned, with An energy so redeem'rg
that it seems pity to see those qua
lities so badly employed.
Mr.. Falkner, from all that can be
observed. has not yet discovered the
proper attitude to adopt.
He does not know how to act
towards Latin peoples, and he over
looks the fact that he is offending
the susceptibilities Of the citizens il
addressing to them expressions which
are neither graceful nor pleasing,
even from the pen of functjonary,
particularly if he happens to be a
foreign one.
the School Boards will not be per
mitted to unite nor to form an asso
citation. SO has said the defnor OF
Education and Democracy, with a
manner so peremptory and determined
that it is sufficient to SOW dread and
fear in the most valiant mind.
And in the event of their assoclat
ine-adds this eminent educator--no
expenses which may be contracted can
be paid from the funds of the School
Boards.
That expression: aOiH not be fernsftsa,
has a greater significance than the
celebrated and never to be forgotten
discourse on Education and Democra-
cy, the sole noteworthy achievement
identified with the Commissioner.
With phrase. which if not distin-
guished by its elegance nor correct
ness, has the peculiarly of being bol
dly gideonic, he has cast aside snd
trampled under foot the right Ct as
ISOLATION inherent in the citizens.
The School Boards already know
that they will not be permitted to unite.
The reverend congregation, having
always in uHnd she welfare and pro
gress of the country, has judged 1t
wise to limit or suppress individual
and collective rights, passing over and
ignoring the laws, and rejecting those
measures which would give to the ma
tives uf Porto Rico some of the rights
enjoyed by the natives of all coun-
tries.
Some dissimulate, others are brus
que. but the members of the redemp
zionist congregation are all cut after
the same pattern, and in this crusade
of disinterred and fossil caesarism,
the honorable Mr.. t'alkner is the shin
ing light.
But the upgrateful people have not
appreciated such crusade, they do
not understand it. such paternal care
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-02
FL c0seva en A'egsr ania
Ell panico creciente

Nueva York. lunes-Informan los despa-
chos recibidos de Berlin que el c6lera sigue to-
mando progression, no obstante los empeiIos de
las autoridades sanitarias para contrarrestar Ell
desarrollo de la epidemia.
Sc ha llegado producer verdadero panico
en- ell imperio donde toda la poblacion esta ba'
10 la pesadumbre de un gran terror que pertur-
ba la vida colectiva.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-02
Ia oposici6n coaligada
En- ell parlamento espanol

Nueva York, lunes-Anunciap los despa-
chos que Sc reciben de Madrid, que las fraccio.
nes en- que Sc divide el partido conservador, han
celebrado una conferencia para unIr las fuerzas
parlamentarias de la oposici6n. Con igual OBJ
jeto Sc han reunido los repubicanos.
Ell sefor Montero Rios, trata de conseguir
que 10 apoye ell grupo del senior Moret, sin 10
cual puede considerarse perdido en- el parla.
mentO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-02
ED arms 2iCi0 naval
entire rusoS v japomeses
Varios trasportes salen
para Kamtschaka

Nueva York, lunes-Desde Toxic infor-
man que el Mikado ha aprobado ell acuerdo de
armsticio naval frmado entire ell contralmiran-
te russo Jensen. ell japones Katooka.
Debido la aprobacion han podido salir de
Vladivostock varios transportes con rumbo la
Kamtschaka varios puertos siberianos para
llevar viveres con deStino la poblacion de
aquellos contornos que venia sufrlendo hambre
con motive del bloqueo maritime
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-02
Ell Kaiser quiere
ir a Harnhurgo
La resOluci6n es irrevOcable

Nueva York, lunes.-Avisan de Berlin que
Ell Kaiser ha manifestado su resoluclon de salir
para Hamburgo, que es la pobacion mas casti.
gada por la peste, para atender personalmente
la organization de los trabajos sanitarios.
La resolucion del Kaiser ha sido manifesto
da resuetamente. y ha dicho que no desistira
de su intento.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-02
Mas buques de guerra
a Tanger.
Los des6rdenes de MarruecOs

Z. Nueva York, lunes-Los despachos que Sc
reciben de Roma, dicen que la escuadra italiana
del Medterraneo ha reel bido 6rdenes de sair
para Tanger, permanecera en- aguas de Ma
rruecos en- tanto que continuen los desordenes
y la anarQuia en- aquel pals.
La escuadra va para proteger los intereses
de los italianos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-02
MANUEL PAZ uRDAZ
NbtNsA6O

Rssistradof Dc la psopisdad sussituss que
fuS Il afios On Areeibo, ofrecs sus servieios
como NotaYio, en- Arecibo Bajos de- h easa
aansro IS, calls do la Cfus, % haze ssrgs
10 psesentar para su inscription On o. Regis
tro Do la propiedad del Distrito Yemitir 4
Ice rsspeetivos interesados, loo 1ocumsAtss
ase con tai objeto &c 10 snvfan.
ARECIBO, PUERTO RICO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-02

To be told that the exc~rci>e ot an
inalienable right will not be permitted,
such as that Of association is the last
thing long suffering people can hear
without indignation.
1t is impossible to longer support a
regime which is comp sed Of class
utterly incapable and inefficient, class
which should never be brought in con-
tact with a cultured and civilized
people
Let them go peacefully if possible.
only in Heavens name let them 60,
and strive for pardon for their faults.
which the inhabitants Of the colony
mig ht grant in re turn for the immense
pleasure occasioned by their departure.
We realize fully what it will cost
them to 60, the pain and regret at ha-
vipg to leave their palatial residen-
ces, occupied by them without cost, and
with light and water as further per
quisite; all this we realize fully; but
he country in its entirety, in view of
al the facts. the performances OF the
members of the reverend congregation
heir inconsiderate acts-too frequent
and varied to be enumerated-has
demanded the retirement of the func-
Itionaries who have dared to treat the
citizens and the laws according to
their own exotic notions
The functionaries with bra2en as
surance and fearless attitude endeavor
tc stife Legitimate and popular aspira-'
tions; we'll tn n, it is now appro-
pirate to ask what right and for what
purpose improvised tutors, under the
pretence of being educators, con
tinue perpetrating those aggressions
against the rights of citizens.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-02

negative de que en- el tratado hubiese
cl ausula secre ia sc la hiZo Mr.. Witte
al corresponsal bajo su palabra de ho-
nor.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-02
Ultima n0vedad


Carpetas para escrito-
rio, de todOs los tama-
nos, acaban de recibirse
en- ell
BOLETIN MERCANTIL
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-02
EDITORIAL

and solicitude is beyond their COM.
Iprehension.
Not only that. but the people have
assumed an attitude very expressive,
which the members of the congrega-
Ition have pretended not to see and
understand, in order to continue dis
pensing their unwe1come and hypo-
|critical solicitudes to those who do not
want nor believe in them. for the peo-
pie have rejected all such pretences
holding them in complete ridicule.
The attitude they have taken could
not well be more expressive nor cner-
|getic. 1t behooves the redemptionists,
the intruders, to obey the order to lea
We the island. They have perempto-
ry orders which they cannot disobey,
orders imposed by tbs dictates of ne
cessity, formulated in the supreme
right of justice.
The nature of the command recei-
we'd by the foreign tutors directly from
the people, is of that class which
permits of no delay in its being car
ried out.
Let them obey it. Let them comply
with it and leave forthwith country
which repels them, which can no Ion
ger support the outrageous lack Of
consideration and the acts and in ter
pretations practised by the present re-
gime.
Public patience has reached the Ii
nit of endurance with MIR. Falkners
last exhibition of rudeneSS.
Arizona republican., 1905-06-20
STILL FOR WAR-

St. Petersburg, June 19.-The war party has by no means surrendered. on the contrary, backed by the military element it is making a concerted et- fort to dissuade the emperor from con- cluding peace. Even with the two arm ies already clinching the members or the war party are filling St. Petersburg and Peterhof with optimistic views and Lieutenant General Linevitch and his lieutenants are re-enforcing their ar guments with roseate reports Of the strategic situation.
 Many Russian correspondents at the front evidently inspired from St. Pe- tersburg are flooding their papers with dispatches in the same strain. The Novoe Nreyma's correspondent in ms zeal against the conclusion of hurnll- iating peace, points to the hazard of the government in disbanding an army of a half million men without giving them a taste of success and expressed fear of the dangerous consequences
 The same correspondent, however chronicles the fact that the rank ano file are indifferent and concludes: "H peace can be obtained without the ces- sion of Russian territory or blood mon | ey, then peace by all means"
Arizona republican., 1905-06-20

ments It is said that no decision VIII he reached on that point until the con- ferees meet here and organize. If the weather in Washington at that tune should be unfavorable to continued slt- tings in this city, it will be within the authority of the DleniDotentiaries |" adjourn to some other city. That de- cision will be reached necessarily py the envoYs themselves. f.s It IS a ueIdll which relates exclusively to their own nersonaI comfort and convenience.
 During the past few days the presl- dent has received as many as hun
 dred letters suggesting various cities
 in the country as desirable places Tor
 holding. the conference. It can be said
 that the president will not permit him self to be drawn into a discussion oI
 this subject and the government VII not attempt to interfere in any way with the choice of the conferees or nIace of holding their conference. ls regarded as probable that this cltS
 will be at least the scene of the De ginning and the ending of the confer once. although intervening sessions ma! he held elsewhere. It will be knoWl o diplomatic history therfore, as al | ready stated. as the 'Washington Con l erence" and the convention, II one b i fornadlated will be the Treaty of Wash ! ingtOC-
Arizona republican., 1905-06-20
THE PROPOSED PLAN.
ned) E. A. HITCHCOCK,
 Secretary.
New York. June ', 19Oi

 The Honorable,
 The Secretary of the Interior
 Washington, D. c.
 Sir. Salt River Project Your extreme favor of June l re- ceived. The Salt River Valley Water Users association and the Arizona Wa ter Co hereby join in respectfully re- uuesting that you appoint a commission of three disinterested engineers or eX- perts to appraise the following proper ty of the Arizona Water Go. 1. The Arizona canal with all dams, headgates, crosscuts, Iaterals, and all vested rights acquired hereunder, or in connection herewith. All equip ment, pumping plants, dredges, cor rals. stables horses. mules and other live stock, wagons, carts, tools, other implements, machinery, office turnl- ture. records and all buildings, and lands appurtenant thereto, or con- nected herewith as now owned pS l the Arizona Water Go. but not in- cluding accounts or bills recelVaole or any land or other property not in cident to or connected with the maln-
 tenance and operation of said cana
 system.
 2, The franchises and established busi'
 ness of the company including al
 pending contracts for supply or Wate or relating to the diversion, division
 or delivery of water; also its contrac
 to furnish water power to the Phoe
 nix Light & Fuel Go. of Phoenix
 Ariz.
 8. The controlling interest of the Arr
 zona Water company in the caplta
 stock of the Grand Canal company 4. The controlling interest of the Ari
 zona Water company in the caplta
 stock of the Salt River Valley Cans company.
 ,. The controlling interest of the Ar zona aWter company in the caplti
 stock of the Maricopa Canal com [ pany.
 G. The controlling interest of the Ar : zona Water company in the W ate Power Canal company. p z. All water rights owned by the con n pany under said five canals, or elth' U of them: an abstract and descriptlc ,. of all of said property to be furnish
 ed to the commission at the time
 appraisement.
 The commission in making said al praisement shall be governed by u rules that would apply if the proper
Arizona republican., 1905-06-20
Ihere'II Be a Conference
 on Moroccan Question
GERMANY IS SATISFIED
That Neither the Sovereignty Of Nor OccO Was Sought After by the French and That no Change or It's Political Status Was Intended

Paris. June 19.-An international conference for the consideration of the affairs of Morocco is now practically assured as the result or a conVerSa-
 .ion between Premier Rouvier and Prince Radolin. the German amhassa-
 dor. and attention is now directed to directing the scope of the conference
 Details are being rapidly arranged,
 and officials expect to be able 10 an
 nounce plans for a conference in the
 course of four or five days This re-
 suit after a severe strain which tested
 the diplomatic resources of both gov
 ernments, has the effect of relieving
 the tension. the officials of the foreign
 office and diplomats of the German
 embassy agreeing that an amicabls adjustment is near at hand
 Although the acceptance Of the con ference gives a certain measure of sue
 cess to German diplomacy. yet M- Rnu- | vier emerses from the controversy 1 with the advantage Of having brought ! Germany to exactly define the scope of | the conference and so 10 rid % of the ] objection of being menace to French interests.
 Although the basis of the conference
 has not yet been settled. it is under
 stood that the two governments sub
 stantially agree on some of the main
 features involved Germany has sus-
 pected that France had designs on thc sovereignty of Morocco. but tsle nego- [. tiations disclose that France had uu- questioned this sovereignty Similar . ly. it was disclosed that France had not designed to interrupt the present 7 territorial or political status quo or z Morocco This appears to have been
 one of Germany's chief apprehensicls = as any change in AIorocco's status qua 2 might involve an ultimate French pro- g tectorate similar 10 that over Tunis e With both governments favorable Cd g the sovereignty of Morocco and to hei f ! territorial and political status quo. q = remains for the conference to adlus r the equality of commercial rights. "a. = Germany desires this assurance fruu Q an international conference instead o y through the operations of the Anglo IT French agreement. Therefore tn ;- conference is not likely to consid- m changes in the political status of No le rocco. but rather international reform rs and commercial privileges
 l. A despatch to the Temps fror r. Metz says that the Sixteenth Germa le army corps is showing less activit r. than the Twentieth and sixth Frcnc to army corps. as the Sixteenth Germa so army corps has been continuously o n. a war footing and i~ prepared for lu es mediate mobilization The dispaIc Id says the inspection Of troops has isev oh active on both sides However. col he activity has been less marked receu' ce ". as all eyes have been turned toyvar he Paris in the expectation of a faVorab
 it result of diplomatic negotiations