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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-09-19

tad de la production de las islas y en-
vista de esa demanda es precise con-
venir que las exportaciones tienen que
quedarse estacionarias con respeto a
los enormes sumentos en- los produc-
tos manufacturados durante medic
siglo.
La cobra, 6 sea la industria m As
nueva de las islas, ha recibido su in
cremento en- los 1ltilmos af1os, y en- la
actualidad forma uno de los ramos
mas prominentes del comercio.
En- 1892 esa production lego SCI
de tres cuartos. de TN million de do
liars, en- 1894 alcanz6 la cifra de
|$I,I72 1917
Ell porvenir de esa industria Sc pre-
senta halagiieflo y aunque nunca po-
dra ejercer ell monopolio que tiene el
abaca, la planta tiene tantos usos y
crece con tanta abundancia. en- las is
las, que con todas proba bilidades con
tinuara aumentando su valor y de esq
manera contribuira a ensanchar el
campo de la actividad agricola. er
aquel favorecido archipelago. Todo
indica que las Filipinas tienen TN bri
llante porvenir.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-09-19

to a hacer importaciones especiales de
las mejores razas de ganado vacuno
de los Estados Unidos. Inglaterra, Ho
landa y Suiza.
La secretarfa de Fomento autori-
z6 recientemente On acaudalado in
dustrial del Estado de Puebla, para
que libremente pueda ejecutar varias
i'm portantes obras hidroelectricas
aprovechando para clio las aguas del
rio Atoyac, de este Estado, a raz6n de
cuatro mil litros por segundo.
Para Ia transmission de la energfa
electrica, Ell concesionario queda auto.
rizado para establecer lineas aereas
por medic de postes y alambres, 6
bien por medios de Was subterraneas.
Una compafifa minera del Estado
de Guerrero piensa empezar dentre de
un mes la construction de una via de
ferrocsrril que unirA sus propiedades
con el puerto de Acapulco.
Estan va terminates los trabaj jos
preliminares La nueva via sera an.
costa y tendra una extension de cerca
de cuarenta y cinco Kilometres.
Ell objeto principal de esta via es ell
transporte de los mineraleS de las com
pafia, los que actualmente Sc llevan a
la costa 4 lomo de mula; pero Sc es.
pera, que desp~es Sc use ell ferroca
rril para otra clase de trafico; Ell la
region que atraviesa el ferrocarrll
hay algunas haciendas que producer
MADEIRA y ell transporte de esta po.
dr{a dar algunas entradas al nuevo
ferrocarril.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-09-19

Asi es que cuando me susurran al
dido sobre la posibilidad de que una
votacion electoral adverse, me haga
sbandonar ell gobierno de mi pals.
una inefable algeria inunda mi
espiritu. Con sinceridad con6eso
que tai seria el dia mas dichoso y fe-
liz de mi existencia. Constltuira-
tarde 6 temprano hs de llegar-la con
|sagracion de un exito 1ntimo que yo
me reconozco y del que la historic
juzgara desapasionadamente.
~
Mi vida ha sido de abnegacion = de
desinteres constante, desde que yo le-
vante la bandera-jamas plegada des
puss-por las libertades de este pats
Persecuciones, sufrimientos, perdidas
de fortuna, riesgos de vida, todo 10
soporte resignado y gustoso por Ia
causa bendita.
Hoy ell voto liberrimo de mi pueblo
es por 10 mismo, objeto de mi religio-
sa veneracion de siempre.
Que mayor triunfo para mi, que
poder proclamar siendo yo Gobierno
mi propia derrota!
Esa seria la mayor gloria de mi vi
da, y sentire que para alcanzarla Sc
interpongan los votos de millares de
amigos, cuyas adhesiones me abruman
Comprendo, como ellos dicen. que nc
me pertenezco. Y como es dificiI
rehuir las graves response bilidades
del mandate. no veo clara mi deser-
ci6n. La vida del hogar sin embar-
60, me arrae y ella representarfa pa
ra mi, fatigado de la lucha de tantos
amos, la mejor recompensa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-09-19
Desde Washington
23 de Agosto.

Hace dos dias, todo dependia del
Car Nicolas; hoy todo depende del
Mikado Musuhito. Este Ise contenta-
RI con la mitad de la isla de Sagalien
y con que Russia pague rumbosamente
por los gastos que sus soldados, pri
sioneros, han originado Il Jap6n2
va. seg1n Sc dice, sc ha entradc en-
la falsa final. Luego que Musuhito
haya hablado, 6 Sc frmara la paz 6 Sc.
guira la matanza.
Cuenta Ell New York Herald" que
a los plenipotenciarios rusos; al princi
pio, les parecio perfectamente que ell
Presidente Roosevelt gestionara en-
favor de la paz; pero que, ahora, estan
dssgustados, porque lie ha salido japo-
n6flo.
Ha declarado que no hay esperanza
va para la causa rusa y ha cali6cado
de moderadas las condolences del Ia
pom. Lo primero. sea 6 no sea cierto
no esta bien que 10 olga ell jefe de una
naci6n neutral; y cuan6o a 10 segundo,
no pasa de sea opinion, de la cual no
participant los plenipotenciarios.
mo hubiera podido ell Presidente
trabajar por un arreglo. sin mortifcar
q ninguno de los beligerantes7 Su
buen deseo es evidente; pero es novi-
clio en- diplomacia.
Pero5 81 Sc ha inclinado con exceso
hacia los japoneses, toso podra serle
titil. porque inspirara mas confiauza en-
Toxic y tendra mayor autoridad para
lograr del Mikado una soluci6n salts
factoria.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-09-19
ApunteS de M&jico
La colonia "Puerto Rico" en- Mejico.
-Ferrocarriles.- Industrias NINE
ras. Exposition de ganaderia.

En- ell vapor .Frontera" embarcaron
en- Tabasco las ocho primeras fami-
las que van fomentar la colonia
"Puerto Rico, sta orillas de la la
gune "El Rosario, en- Ia Municipali-
dad de Huimanguillo, de dicho Esta-
do. Dichas familias van a las inme-
diatas ordenes del sefior Enrique Ra-
mfrez Ronda, socio gerente de la en-
presa colonizadora fundada por ell Sc
nor Rafael Dorantes.
Ademas iran siete solteros. par a
formar en- junto AZ personas. que de
pronto seran la base Ie la colonia.
Sc han recibido informes compile
tos acerca de la 1naugura ci6n del Fe-
rrocarril Militar que fue construfdo
por acuerdo del sef1or Presidente de
Ia Repdb ica, y que esta uniendo va
ell punto llamado lei Vigia". en- la
costa oriental de Yucatan, con Santa
Cruz de Bravo, la antigua capital del
Territorio maya, substrafdo a toda
obediencia y cerrado toda m anifes-
taci6n de progreso hasta pocos afios ha.
El ferrocarr;l inaugurado es de Sis
tema Decauville y tiene gran impor-
tancia baJo todos conceptos.
Es ell primero netamente militar
que Sc ha construfdo en- la replblica,
y todos los que intervinieron en- la
obra son militares.
Como en- casi toda la extension de
la via hay grandes pantanos, los SOL
dados ten1au que trabaj jar dentro del
aqua, y muchos encontraron alli la
muerte.
Para la movllizaci6n rapida de las
fuerzas, la obra es, bajo ell concepto
estrategico, de mayor importancia.
teniendose va como centro de opera
clones la ciudad de Santa Cruz, a
donde lego por primera vez la loco
mctora ell 81 del mes de Julio.
Ell metal producido FOR las mi
mas del Parral, Estado de Chihuahua,
en- Ell mes de Julio pr6ximo pasado,
fue de a2.9e3 toneladas, de las cuales
9.9o5 tueron transportadas varias
fundiciones ell resto Sc fundi6 en-
hornoS locales.
Sc ha notado que en- estos tiltimos
meses la industria minera en- Parral
ha aumentado en- gran manera, ast
como ell nt1mero de denuncias hechas
para la adquisicion de fonaos.
LAS nuevas condolences de am-
plitud y comodidad del edificio de la
Exposition de Ganaderia, que debe
verificsrse a fines de Octubre pr6xi-
mo, en- Coyoacan, y ell empeno que Sc
ha tornado la secretaria de Fomento
porque este certamen sea de los me.
jores que Sc han celebrado hasta aho.
ia, asi como ell entusiasmo con que va
han contestado muchos de los princi.
pales ganaderos, aseguran un ex,to
superior al del afio pasado.
Algunos ganaderos Sc han resuel-
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-30
Death Of Good Man.

Robert Henson OF Hawthorn, eighty
years Of age and one Of the most vide
~ known and highly respected Cit
izenS Of the East End, died at HE
home on Thursday and was buried on
Friday.
Deceased was q veteran Of the Civil
War, having served the Confederate
cause faithfully and efficiently. He
was a member Of the Methodist church
and possessed OF q generous, Christian
character. He has been . resident Of
Hawthorn for nearly half q century,
and his dsmise iS regretted by q large
circle Of friends.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-30

Cincinnati. o.. Oct. 2s.-A 0onsa.
tlOnal suit, the echo q the lyhohing Of
william Thacker. ~ FiemingnburE.
Ky. Ia 1893 was hlsd In the federal
court Of CoytngtOn yesterday By MTs
Mary Thaeksr, the widow she h
sUinE George Gordon and other elti.
Eens of FieminESburE for $4,000 dan.
ages for mobb.hE her husband. Who
had beea indicted fog the killing % he
soa q Gorj0n. Ia ths ARiaavft Scme
sensational allsgati0aa ere sst forlh.
TIE uost sausafionai oAaEEs = ths CO
male ~ Tao@Aa Waillhgs0Fd ehai a.
agrahgs@oas sEtsas4 bstWeg1 TIE ne
ahd the jaIIsF. Morris. 70 ST ne ksgA
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-30
Al New Orleans.
INJUNCTION WAS DISSOLVED.

Case Of Seaboard Air Line vs., South
ern Bell Has Been Dismissed.
The Sun contained a day or two re-
Gently On article TO the effect that the
Seaboard Air Line had caused 90 be
issued a bill OF injunction against the
Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph
Company, restraining that company
from crossing the plaintiffs tracks with
its lines at Starke.
Attorney EvanS Halle, who repre-
sented the Southern Bell Company in
the premises, stated Saturday that the
injunction had been dissolved and the
case dismissed.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-30
MR.. ORR is PLEASED.
Thinks Gainesville and Gainesville Peo-
pie Are ITO the Good"

Thinks Gainesville and Gainesville Peo-
pie Are ITO the Good"
N, JudsOn Orr and family, who re
Gently arrived in the city from New
burg, w, Va, are temporarily located
40 400 West Mechanic street, where
they will remain until Mr., Orr can &C.
cure possession Of the property recent
II purchased, known 90 the Graham
place, on the rock road, opposite the
State University grounds
Mr.. Orr IL very much impressed with
Gainesville and lee people, and good
naturally expresses himself that they
ere TO the good" He was here for q
short time last winter, and Was % we'll
plesSed that he purchased property.
ct have travelled considerably through
out che county," he remarked satuF'
day. II have visited many towns and
cities, and 10 / did not believe Gaines
Vile, from every standpoint, was ABBOTT
the best have seen. ! would not have
my family here now"
Mr.. Orr iss prominent man Politi-
cally, and for years vas chairman ol
the Republican executive COMMITTEES
Of hls county. Speaking Of bic depart
uFs The Preston Leader, published 81
KlnRWood, w. Va, devo'es over bali
column, and in that portion which will
be Of interest 20 the people Of thI' Sec
zion says;
IN. Judson Orr and family Of New
borg left KingWoOd on Sunday even
ing for Term Alta, WhsFe they remain'
Cd until Monday, when they departed
over she b. & o. for Gainesville. Flor
Ida, their future home.
WNF. Orr Was doWn there last win
Ger and vas 90 cell pleased with tht
Sunny south that be parehased PTope''
~ nnd decided 20 cast bic lOt With the
Southern people amid PeFpetuAl Tow
A.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-30

NSs Y0Fh. Oct. - "A cable ~
pateh 10 Ths Hsgai4 from Aiiian says
0at the BFWnpapsFs here stats thal
Q ia4gs - Ascot PisgBo. haS Fogsest
- fhs ilaiiaa ssaaui geaogai 10 Ngu
Yosa - taks ne Gvosn eVieoncs a
J. p. EoFsau sd % ~, Rivers. 80
Felasy - 60 NsVopoiliaa uassu1.
wilh q viaW - tiso0EpFia9 tAa 09gin.
81 VeusaE ~ Shs siiaoias fV e1ps uhtCh.
\ win o. fswe9beGe1. uag p1rChaSed
~ ~. MgEgaa go Goaegou9ly %.
Gloga4 ~ Inn 10 itaiy Wasa - iaaFs.
e 90 d ha6 beaa siaiea.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-30

John MeCFay, Rex Ross and Rich
Ard Robertson, who we're arrested By
MaEuhAl PinkOSOn upoa a charge Of
disoFdsFly OoBdust-Gghting-Friday
we're aFFaigned In the mayors court
Saturday morning. After weighing
the evidence. MeoFay was fined "a $50
and coats, while Ross aud Robertson
we're discharged.
For using profsns end abusive Ian.
GuAEs Mary RaBsOms, eOI0FSd, was
lBed % and costs.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-30
COTTON GROWERS
HOLDING STAPLE
Notwithstanding a Short Crop,
Buyers Paying But Little.
THE PLANTERS WILL COMBINE


viii Come Together in Alachua, Next
Thursday for Purpose Of Forming a
Protective Associstion--GsOrgIa and
Florida Will be Represented.
Notwithstanding the fact that the
production OF cotton in the long staple
or Sea leland belt is reported 70 be
One-third short this season, Ii is also q
fact that prices are lower for the sta.
pie than for several years. This con-
dition Of GGsirs should not exist, and
the scarcity of cotton should have q
tendency 20 Increase rather thAn de-
crease the price
It is intima,ed that the buyers have
combined in an agreement on prices,
although no one will venture to au.
thenticate the statement. One gen.
tlemAn from Alschua stated Saturday
that q great deal Of the cotton in that
section ia being held for better prices,
and as a.Fule those holding the same
have the advantage, in that they are
not compelled 60 sell until the buyers
decide to pay the prices asked. In the
majority of cases the only growers
selling are those who are under con-
tract.
There has been ginned at AlschuA 90
far this seasOn about l,l00 bales,
against 400 for the same period last
year. The highest prise paid so far
this SeAson, il is said, was eighteen
eents, and the buyers have offered 90
low as fifteen cents per pound.
The long staple growers Of Georgia
and Florida eXpeSt to hold q meeting
in Alachua on Thursday, November 2
when q protective association will be
formed. The growers realize that the
time has come when they must COM
bine. IL they expect to continue the
cultivation Of cotton to any financial
advantage.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-30

PSinestSa. n. J.. Oct. se.-EEPTsA
ISsnl Grover CsvoisnG. ieit keFs log
NoSfusha CITY. NSef- uhsgu NJ
Cleveland VII 6slVSF 90 n64Fess o.
ne occasioa % ths uaVunisg e . moa-
waNat % ne iAts J. BteFiiag MoFioa.
secretary a Agriculture b ~. CisSo'
hrags seo0a4 cahibst. ~. CeVul10t
wFl rssagu % Pginosiaa o.. o..
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-30
PARK STOCK COMPANY
wm Open = weeks Engagement N
This City on RAONdaY.

W. Do q NeNA
The CITY On MO"daT.
ne Chs. Para Thsater ComPahI'
.uhlsh pleased he people % veil Whsu
hsss las February. uill open . weeks
enaagsmsnt on MOadsY niEh' 10
speakiag Of this e0mPaAi The FiiEFsr'
az tGa.l EntsFPFiss saysi
sTha Para stoek Company Uil' close
thuir prosant sngtgpmsat IN thia esq
toairht, Whaa thsE will Pos 0a that ln-
eotousfag DIANA, lie DaFassi RuasiA. I"
Thsy hsve plagsa 20 srOwdsd hoassa
eeegg niTh3 tAis wssk, and uoaA co.
s,n1a 20 g @nthey WsFs - Fs1aia .
1cnah. ~ Sc mamhaFs e the oom-
rg 9gg EFSi1is arf give high-oleal ea.
11aWenla. Id h - - hoEet teel
nrI knEA Uln nFFaNEe 81 v1.s
eGEsa g e. eafiY ealas 80
- 4rC4 ~ mEg FeEl ea4u4e4
UH118 fem or elf.1rH-
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-30
WILL HAVE NEW HOME.
Golden Rule BottIIng Works viii Soon
Occupy New Building.

The Golden Rule Bottling Works will
soon occupy q new home, building
now being erected for them on West
Union street, between Garden and
Pleasant.
This irm is one OF the latest enter
prises Of Gainesville, but tie success
has been remarkable. The works are
located at present on East Market
street.
T. w. Nine 10 manager Of the firm.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-30
NEWS FROM ALL
PARTS OF FLORIDA
8riSf Happenings From Various
Sections Of State,
THE MOST IMPORTANT EVENTS

rransplrlng In "Tho Land of Flowers"
Things Boiled Down" to Suit the
Busy Reader Items Of interest to
All Glasses.
Jacksoav willie 10 70 have q fl ne lO.Story
Office building, ..
The County Teachers' Association at
Crystal River will be held December
I'd, 1905.
Tallahassee people bemOan their cad
fate, because they have no place where
oysters san be ate.
Italians are being employed in large
numbers on the Key West extension
OF the East Coast railway.
The fshing season on the East Coast
has taken q number OF men from their
work, making labor scarce.
An effort will be made at Jackson
Vile to have the green grocers" keep
their stores closed on Sundays.
The ladies OF the Public Improve.
ment Association OF DeLand will raise
funds by giving entertainments.
The city council Of 81. Augustine
will have the map Of that city touched
up a little. II was made in 1888,
Mayor Bliss Of Pensacola says that
50 600 more will be required to relieve
the distress Of that CiSY caused by yell
low fever.
The fall crop Of weddings throughout
the State promises 20 be very large.
Monticello aud OFmOnd have had two
swell adaiFS the past week
Mcintosh oranges are IipeninR, the
truckers are working ct their crOps,
and generally prosperity and new
boarding houses have struck the town.
James F. Gallagher has been mise.
ing from HE home, 1912 East Ashley
street, Jacksonville, for over . week.
He was q dock laboFeT for the Clyde
Line.
A negro woman % Hampton gave
birth 20 trIplstS q few days Ggo-Whsn
the old man looked on them and eE-
claimed; "Lawd q mSsSy Did any
gle aWay2"
Dow o. KsiRan, who was found
guilty Of murder 10 the fiFst degree ~
Dade City for che killing Of Hansell
Norman. has q bad TeputAliOn. He
was driven out Of Georgia.
Owen e. LoadholtG 10 once more .
free mau, having paid the iine Of $500
end t2O.S9 costs Thursday, which was
imposed upon him By Judge Samuel r.
shaylOF OF jacksonville, during the
September term Of court, he having
been convicted OF An HRGFaVated 90.
ault, though charged with ths killing
Of Mics May Brown, February 18th Of
this year.
Edward Lamb. found Eullty Of the
murder OF @. d. Kennedy, was hanged
FRIDAY, morning In the isIl ~ Brhden.
toRn. This 10 the fret ofieIal hang
ing that has occurred In che couhty
sluee lee oFRanIEatIoB. The execution
occurred q short time after ~ O'Clock,
and was Wi,nogsed BY about Two hun
dFsd people. II was found necessary
70 drop The maa twice before be YES
| fornnllV pFunonBaed deed.
NV. Khlsbt Had @. W DFIudy Of
Port Dgum. -. Lusis county, Whiis
riding Wednesday aiteFBOOa, soFpTi'ed
en- siEht-fool alligator 10 the edge oi
swamp, IN WatsF too % three feet
deep. They BFsd 80 u 9th . shOs
gun, and sPpaFsntly Killed u, bat
Whsh they easEht IL by ths Boss. Oh,
my. zoo Sh0ah have sssa Il thFoV che
UutsFl Another Woll diFreied shot
pos 90 end 70 ice stFBgGlea. end they
WeFs able 70 dFag 10 70 tbs shore.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-30
THE YELLOW FEVER.
Only q Few New Cases at Pensacola
and New Orleans.

onk a Few New Gases at Pensacola
and New Orleans.
Pensacola, October % Three deaths
and three new cases iS the noon record.
The weather continues cool and low
record is looked for tonight, The sit
uation as q whole 10 encouraging.
Psnsaeola again shOWed nine new
CAGES for the tWen,y-four hours ending
ct 0 O'Clock last night and two deaths.
The work Of the fomiRating corps lie
progressing nicely.
Al New Orleans.
New Orleans, October 25,-Less than
thirty cases OF yellow fever are now
under treatment in this city, and most
Of them are mild. Today one new case
was reported up to noon, with one
death. Yesterday there were two new
eases and four deaths. Total number
Of eases, 8, 1884; total number OF deaths,
IA.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-11-04
Notice OF Intention to Tax.

Notice Is hereby given by the city
council of Logan city, Utah, that IL
intends TO levy a special tax on the
real property hereinafter described
for the purpose OF constructing, eX-
tending, maintaining and laying
water pipes and mains, and Tor the
purpose of levying said tax, special
tayiIg district TO be known ana desig-
natA as watermains extension dls'
tricH No. IL will be Great ed within the
boundaries of the district TO be affect
ed and benefited by the said improve
ments. ,,
That the said Improvements will be-
gin az the corner OF Main street on
Third North and runs thence west 70
a point twenty three (23) rods west oil
the west side OF LIST West street. That
the property to be affected and bene'
flied b, the said improvement VIII oe
that AUDITING along the saic Improve
mept, fronting the same along ooti
sides of the said street.
That the estimated cost OF the saio
Improvement Is 80 cents per front ioot
For defraying the whole Thereon, tne
CITY council intends to levy a spccia
tay on the frontage OF the property a.
above mentioned, affected and bene
fitted by the said impro 'ement,
The council will consider the pro
posed levy and hear objections therets
in writing on Wednesday, The ioIl
day OF November, 1905, at 1880 o'cloct
o. M. at the city council chamber
HATTIE SMITH,
City Recorder.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-11-04
Notice Of levy Of Assessment.

Name of corporation, College lrriga.
tion company. Principal place OF
business, College, Utah.
Notice is hereby given that at a
meeting OF the directors held on the
28th day of August, 1908, an assess.
ment OF 20 cents per share was levied
on the capital stock Of the corporation
payable on or before October %, 1903,
to James Olson, secretary, at college,
Utah.
Any stock on which this assessment
remains unpaid on said day will be de-
linquent and advertised for sale at
public auction, and unless payment Is
made before, will be sold on November
18th, 1905, to pay the delinquent as
sessment, together with the cost oil
advertisement and expense OF sale
The secretary will be at home on
Friday and Saturday of each week.
JAMES OLSEN,
Secretary.
LIST publication Sept. 81, 1905
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-11-04
Kicks Either Way

1.-THE only" criticises the admins
tration because IL appointed passive
Republican as superintendent OF the
light system for one year, and now II
chides that Superintendent for APP
pointing as assistants such sterling
Democrats as A. G. Barber, j. NJ.
Blair, n. W. Kimball and A f. Gran
ney." With the Journal 1t seems TO be
of case you're damned ifyou do and
damned If you don't" The fact that
Mr.. Smith, Republican, appointed
such sterling" Democrats as the
gentlemen named rather bellies 1.-The
only's" assertions that everything
has been carried out on strict political
lines, doesn't IL? Mr.. Smith and the
administration, desiring to get the
patronage of the citizens for the city
plant cared naught about politics and
named the men who could work best
for that plant, at least among Demo
Gratis. Good Republicans could have
been appointed, but in the best inter
est of the plant Democrats were
named. Is this the "politics" 1.-The
only" has been bowling about. THE
REPUBLICAN has not used the word
traitor" in regard to any man who
has failed to support the city plant,
and certainly not against the gentle
men named and others who have sup
ported the city plant. 1.-The only" Is
simply crazed with the strenuosty o.
its effort to make material.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-11-04

a great big wind, hail, rain and cleo
trio storm should come and tear up
the city plant in the canyon, come
down on the wires and burn 'em all
out, rip up the fiume and blow all the
water out of the river, wouldn't YOU
republicans be in an awful mess? Don't
elect the republican ticket, for such a
storm is sure TO come II you do As
said before, that's a stumper and its
time for the G o. p. to lay down or 20
crawl under a feather bed. IL that
storm ever strikes, only the proverbial
feather bed will save 'em.