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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1905-09-12
VIEW COMPANY
HERE AGAIN

The American Sterioptican company
of Milwaukee will give its regular
annual high class entertainment at
the opera house Tuesday night at
eight o'clock, September 10, under
the auspices of the st. Lawrence Is
Catholic church.
MeSSrS. Kaiser and Schaum are well
known in Grand Rapids having exhi-
bited here before for the SITS. Peter
and Paul congregation, and to a
crowded house. The entertainment on
the l9 will eclipse all previous efforts
Admission prices, 25. cents and fifteen
cents for children. Remember the
date. Tickets for sale at Church's
and Days pharmacies.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1905-09-12
A TASTY OFFICE YARD

One who passes the office of the
Consolidated Water Power & Paper
company is Immediately struck with
the beautiful appearance of the little
triangular yard that surrounds the
Office and projects toward the south
from the building. When the office
was first built, the surroundings were
very ungalnly, and the company
filled in large triangular plat,
planted it with grass, and arranged
for fine flower bed.
When a curbing had been built
around this. and the flowers set out
and cared for, the result was some,
what different. Now there is a
handsome flower bed in the center OF
a beautifully kept lawn surrounding
the Office, and it attracts a great deal
of attention, appearing as it does,
something after the fashion of an
oasis in the desert of the surrounding
mill yard.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1905-09-12
ONE IS EXEMPT FROM
JURY SERVICE

Of those men whose names were
drawn for the petit Jury list for the
next term of Circuit Court for Wood
county, there is one from Grand
Rapids, who is exempt under the law
passed by the last state legislature.
Sam Church'S name was drawn but
he is exempt as a pharmacist, under
chapter 81, laws of 1905. Mr.. Church
may serve if he wishes to, but cannot
be compelled to unless he SO chooses
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1905-09-12

Some of the numbers on the pro-
gram of the sterioptican entertain-
ment given at the opera house Sept
19, are: Travels in South America,
with lecture; The great train rob-
berry: Almost as rich as king; Clown
ChesSy and his wrestling donkey:
The peace maker worsted; Christmas,
1904; Happy Hooligan's mishap;
Happy Hooligan; Prof. Giovanni's S
trained parrots; An artists easy way
of making money: and score of
others in the comic and entertaining
line. Remember the date and place.
Popular prices,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1905-09-12

-WANTED-SeveraI men of back
bone. intelligence and responsibility,
capable and willing to take charge
of neighbOring county and sell in
surance. Address, j. B. Grigg,
Fidelity Mutual, South Eleventh
street, La Crosse, Wis, 25-9t
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1905-09-12
Wood and Coal.

Hard and soft coal and all kinds OF
wood for sale. Prices right. Phone
No. "a. BOSSert Bros. and Ebert. If
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-20
ASuntO iRtBTesante.
tS0 irata do uR blTFIO OhrerO q
do I'm GaSGTI1 DaFa aIo0IlaF {
VGHd0T al mgldT pOStOI?

Aver publicamos el iLforme que eli
6ficial de saDidad lcckl dieFa Fespect0
de m pr0yccto que con q tftulQ de
GbBrriO obrerC0 hR HidO pFesentado 81
syuntamiento de u ciudad.
A reserva de emitiF opinion aceFcs
de an RsuntO tan ioteresante como 81
de que sgtrRta con mas detnlles que
pudi6ramos btener, oC drresenos pre-
guntsE:
use tFRtR reRImante de nm ebarrio
CbrerC9 8 de an cAserfo para alquilar
s vander al mpj0r postol2
P'Or ell plano que hemos visto en-
poder del Sc d II fetal desaDi0a1 local,
10 distribution de las cats nc Eeure
Les condolences reComendadGs para
cRgas cbrerag, ri Gefl1ladO sitio para
los iardines, nj h dietribuci6n de-
CAiles conveniente. como disponen las
ordenaT zsa dictadas para les nuev0s
ccnstruCCionea y en- espt tciAl para 6a-
rTioG de nuGvG Creaci6I.
SinembRYgO todo este es susceptible
de C0rregiFse despu6s de verse y estu-
diarse el il forme t6cnico que emitan
Ice autoridades competentea.
LIZ mayor discretion Y tacto debe
pTesidir ell informe de refereucia no
sea que pov favoFecer dicho barrio
perjudic6rRse esa mis1na cI0se que
ae trAta de fAvorecer y al ornate del
-bArrio de PueEta de TERRA, bien des-
cuidado por Cierto.
POr 10 denSs, eI sitio ca blstante
apropiadO pOr 50 pre- oximidad ID
ciudad.
All mismo tiempo puede servir de
enssyo para hlcer OtFa cosa meior y
de mas trascendenciG y an estfmulo
para loo tfmidos que no 30 atreVen &
eC0meter empFesas sin tener ID seguri-
dad de que no ha de dRFles seguros y
altos benefciOs.
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Notos y noticias

honorarios de ese ftcuItativo se inclui.
rs la correspondence psrtida en
presupueStO del Ayuntamiento y que
6 estO se oponen R'gunos de los con-
ceiales que desean Sc hagsn los estu-
dios por an ingeniero nstivo.
Dfceae tRmbi61. Que hay tornado
un ebrusts para II comprs del TeatFo
esta capital, case de que el AyuntS-
miento GCuerde enegenRrlo y que ad-
quirido 81 edificio ser6 dedicado & fines
industriaIes.
-HR terminadO va, instaT6ndoae en-
ella 81 senior Consul de Venezuels don
Eduardo Diaz Lscuns. ID elegsnta casa
que construyera en- n oalla del Paruue.
Sc indies tambi6n para el pussto
de Director de Sanidad, Il doctor RS.
Guero Feli6.
-Ss Quejs IN log vecinos de Santurce,
del inc6modo Ol0r que Sc siente algu-
mas VeCes en- ias CeFcADfRs de lR parada
19 , que pacece- proviene de una cafio
de deslgti da CeTca de aQueI Iugar.
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Sc ha inataIado ca Martin Pefs.
SanturOe, un puestO de Ii pOIicis in
sulGr con an CAbo y cuAtFO n1meros.
dos de cAbAlleTis, PARA ID mGYOr vigi-
lRncia de Sqlallos sitios, que, parece
Sc ven Visitados por buen n1mer0 de
merodeAdores que en.bu0ca de gslIinas
Y !otrRs minucias. han hecho de campo
de operaciones ell barFio.
Con motive de ID Suppression del
mozo encRYgado de Ii IimpiezG de Lee
dependencies del Conseio Executive.
p&rece que Il bRaur8 no es racoiida
RlIf, vi6adOse buenas pOvciones de pa
peles in6tiles en- los aIrededOres del
salon de sesiones y eI poIvo COnsi-
guieute.
Sc asegura que en- el pr6ximo va-
p0r de los Estados Unidoe vendr6 &
San Juan el ingeniero americRnO en-
cRYgsdO de hscer un iLforme para la
instRlnci6n de uoa pIantA eI6ctricR mu-
niCipal para Ell seIVicio de II ciadad
ASeg6rase que para ell pSgo de los
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-20
Yauc0 y su aIeaIde,
RsBnblielROs dssethisR Nos.
Mattel lIuvoras lGu
SatO Do uBlOnIsta.

Mayo 14.-En verdad que no hay
como entender & estos republlcanos de
Y6uco. Tienen en u ACtualidRd IN a.
calde reCto. an alcalde iuaticiero. an
agcaIde 81 cual no 10 dpblegan Les ext
gancias del comit6 Feppbiicano, ell CO.
mit6de los xmuchschoa2 como Ie dicen
y este aIcaIde es unionishs, este aIcalde
no airve, este AEcRlde DIS deteatAbIe.
El descontento general de los repu-
bliCanog, las acuskciOnes de unlonista
d. en- / fiblico Dor esto le hacen aI aIcaI-
de. tienen por base tan solo e impair
cialidad y juatiCia con que 81 procede
Pfetenden los smue haChos0 del comit6
seR6n Vt@ populi que el alcRide sin
Causas legitimaG dejs Cesante al jefe
de sanidnd actual Dr. GAtell, pOrque
es unionista, para sustituirle 81 segura-
mente con aIg1n puertorrique no que
no merezCa ESQ puest0.
No accede Mattel & esta imposition
y no debe acceder. SOstiene en So
puesto aI DR.. GateBl apesar de sus
idealeg unionistas. como debe aer. y
aquf teneis todo; de GQuf lee aCugacio-
mes de uniOnista con laa cuales Green
desprestigiarIo. sin darse cuenta de
que 10 que hacen es eleVRrlo: de aquf
eli desContentO, de aqui ell mar de fOn.
do.
iHastA cuando. senoFa,2
PICAsPICA.
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Acuerdo del Ayunta-
mientO.
TEaRsfsIsRGIa do cT6tIl0.

El contRdor municipal Sc diEigi6 u
alcaBde manifestsndole que el RI mstis
tn de lac Obrsa de- construction de
aceras adCuuinado de VaHias cilles ne
Ia ciudad, le ha presentado pRrc u
cobro dos certificaciones def fioitiVAs tx
pedidas por ell inganiero de las obras
del empT T6stitO, montantes mil ciento
ounce dollars ciucuentA y cuAtrO cen
tavos Isl 115 54) Guys suma DO puede
saisftcer pOrque an ls pRrtida ePoner
y repOneE pavimento 8 las calleaD. solo
hay nm ssldO de diez y seis dollars
catorce cent2vos, pero que la cuentA
de sobFante de b0nOs tiene IN saldo de
mil seiscientoa catoFca dollars diez y
echo centAvos Il ,614 49, que puede ser
trans fsrido & Is de <POner Y reponer
pAvimento & les Callea2, pF6Via autori
zsci6n del Consei3 Executive. acompR-
nando "a iquidaci6n correspondence
para cOmprobar squellOs extremes.
81 Conceio acuerda que pFGviR d
autorfzaci6n del Consejo Ej scutiYo. se
lleve & efecto la trans farenCis de los
mil seiscientOs Catorce dollars diez y
ocho CentAvos de q CuantR de sobran-
tea de bonoR & Ia de GPoner y reponer
paVimento 8 las cAlleeD, remitie ldose
dicho Centric cert fcsci6n de este
acuerd0 con ID Iiquidaci6n pFesentadR
por 81 contAdor municipal.
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Angel CGIGStlnO HO-
TaIOS en- eOanQ,

Mayo 8-SeIeCtR , numerosG con.
currensis. en- Il que desarrolIaba nm
hermogo bouquet de ggrRciadas i6venes
y enamoradas donCellas.
Fu6 una fiesta tfpicG v admirable, 10
OrganizadR por nueStrO primer centric
de cultur@ y recreC f sstR en- qua ha bis
de sent9r una Vez mas. Ia fRmR mere
Cida que le precedia. ell IaureAdO violi-
nista h'jo de GurAbo, Angel CelestinO
Morales. que 6compaflAdo 81 piano poR
81 conocido y aplaudido pisniOta, Orgu-
llO de este pueblo. Joa6 IRnaCio @ in
ton, fascin6 & la c0ncuFEercia, que no
se cSnaAbR de Gplaudir tan ilustTes
Rrtistas puertorTique ms
La orquesta que diFjgia Angel Mis-
Ian, estuVO muy Gj1stRda, y se bSila-
ron pleas hAktA bAstante avar z1dG
hOrA de 10 madrugada.
El SCentr0 de Instruction y Recreoa,
distinguida SoCiedad que sostiene c n
verdGderO empefi0 lAs trRdiCiones. ea
msreCedor & los SpIAusos mas entuoias-
tas y & Ii protscc decidida de nues
ira buena soCiedad.
Los sAlonea luioSamente adOrnGdog.
preSentAbAn IN golpe de vistS admiFA'
bic sY pOr otrG parte Ias excelaaS me-
lodiaR del gran violinista Morales, hizo
que nos trRSportaSon & lac regiones de
10 If irccgnosCible, que dilfA an amante
de los teolfGs de Spencer.
RecibAn todos nueAtFo cordial para
bien p0r el exit0 que obtuVierOn.
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LA RIGIEM EN-
SAN Juan.

OcupsbAmOnCs hece POGO de las
muehas deficiencies que podianse OBJ
servAr en- el bRrriO de Puerta de Tie
rE0, pero nunca creim0s que eIlas
6ieran un promediO de mortaIidad tan
alto. como CLIQUE acuaan Las estad fsti-
cRs { fieiaIes que hemos tenidO oportu-
nidad dc examiner, y deI estudio de
elias se puede sentaP como conclusion
que en- el bAFTio. eanQue 81 hsya exten-
dido r6pidamente desde 81 6ltimo cen
80. ID moFtaIidRd ha supeFado IRs
reQistradaa en- sfIos anteFiores.
SantuYce encu 6ntraae en- iguaIes con-
dioiones como podr6 obIeEvRFse por
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-20
EsCOELA REFORMATORIl..
Actitud deI oonceio MunieipaI.


Actitud del conceio Municipal.
El alcalde de ID ciudad remite Il
ConCeiO una carta del. honorable Co
bernndor de Puerto Rico, IIamsndo d
atenci6n hlCia ID Secci6n %. de una
Lay para cFesF y establecer en- Puerto
Rico ana escuels rtf0rmatcria para
juventud delincuente, sprobada en- 8 de
Mario de 1905.
Al aCompa d Rr dich0 Carts al 0IC0Ida
expreS8 que aun Cuando Ia CiudRd de
San Juan no pOs6e terreno prOpio que
ofceCeF para ell FL indicRdO, las Vents-
jos de 10 iuatalaCi6n de aquella escuela
han de reaaltar seguidamente 81 como
Cimiento de los Sres. Concejsles, por 10
que se pernite recomendaF 81 COnCeio
ID mayor consideration On el asunto
hasts en- el orden de adquiFir terrenO
&deouado para offeCerIo con squel OBJ
jet0. llamGndO ID atenci6n s0bFeeque ID
obrs ca 81 hechS en- nuestra muniCipa-
lidad propOrCiOnar6 una ciFcuIaCi6n "a
recuTsos para los obreros; 81 sOateni-
mient0 de los gastos de ese estRbleci-
miento. benefoiars al comeTcio sers
una YentaiR para los i6venes de eate
t6rmino que ser6n mas embellishments
soCorridos.
El ConCejo despu6s de tomar en-
confederation 81 asuntO acoFd6 dasig,
mar en- COmisi6n los sef1Ore8 FAl6,
Vazquez y Vifins pArs que en- union
del Inspector de ObFas Pt1bIicss Mum.
cipales inquieran noticias PespeCto d
terFenO. of como 6 So clase y preCio,
iuformando para q pr6xims se0i6n.
In ssta imprenta oe Vendo pepel q
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-20
PsrlOtlsta J dIalOnitlco

Aver tuvimos 81 gusto de salu-
dar en- es'a redacci6n al distiugui-
do periodista venezolano senior F
Salcedo Ochoa, quien de- paso para
su patria lego de los Estados Uni
dos en- donde representara q ia re-
pdblica De Venezuela.
Es joven culto y de ameno ira
t., con quien departimos algdr
tempo.
Hizonos su presentation el se1ioI
Matos Bernier, estimado compansro
nuestro.
Deseanvs buen viaje al joyen pc
riodista y diplomaticO.
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Dos VsnozolaRus dlstIOgQld0s.
un cornpanero.

Sc encuentra en esta ciudad, de pa-
Ire Caracas. 81 ilustrado periodista
venezOlanO. don Maximino Lores, re-
dactor del SConstituciona!s de diChp
ciudsd. LIE acompafIa don Antonio
M. DiviIa i1ven de Ia alta scciedad de
CsraCas y que posee gasndes Simpa'
tfaG pOr su cuitura 6 instruction.
PeFmRD ucerkn soul RlgunoG dfas re-
gressndo luego & su pals donde CONT
nu0F6n 90 6Fdua labor de IuchAdores
por IoG adelantos de d pAtria.
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A V | S 0

Durante Ia ausencia De .nuestro
director Ell DR.. M. zeno Gandia,
diriiase toda ia correspondence ad-
ministrativa. giros postales, chekes,
etc, al administrator sen1r Ber-
naFdo Blandino.
La correspondence polftica al
director INFERNO senior Juan Bras
Chi.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-20
.EleIlG1t0S para f0fn3f opinion.

los / q ner0g que oontinhqci6n pubJi.
eenlos clftas que pOr % TelatiVamante
aItas cue Tesultan meYeCen cue loa
llanados & velar por la sRIud % ijen
en eIEas.
MortaTidGd en- 81 mes de- abril to-
mando an promedio del tsntO Dor mil.
Cnsco De Il Ciudad, habitantea
1888.
Defnnninnaa- 80 % mil D
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PARA ESPAnL.

En- los primeros dias del pr6ximo
JuniO embRrcnr6 para EspafIs 81 sefior
Ricardo @ lixsnO. captain del ei6rcito
de aquella naCi6n, que estaba en- cpli.
dad de SupeTnumerario en- esta isia.
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Los sefiores xSucesores de Anareu
y Co.2, De Maricao, nos participant
81 fallecimiento del comanditario de
casa, don jose Andreu y FeFreF.
en- Barcelona, Espafia. el Is de los
corrientes.
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Queda, pues, demostrado de modo
eVidente la necesidad de una ingpec-
ci6n esOrupoIosa 6 fr de evitar que
tome mayor impulse lR mortRlidad en-
San Juan.
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DR. JOSE. ORDONEz GOMEZ

De Ia tacultad de Medicina de Madrid
Epecaisa ciruga general del NewYork
Graduate Schoo vel Hospital Npker de Paris
Gale Francisco atos
Hmnos. Ca
Horas de consulta.--De 2 d 4, dias festvos.
Consuta gratuita los pobTeMaFes Sdbado de de
anaRan
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-20

En- ests imprebta se veude papeI de-
peri6d:CO viejo & $500 quintal.
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En- esta impFants % Tande papol ID
pGFi6aina wiaia $3.50 auinsal.
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Observations nslOrgOIoglca'

Preston barometrIca % .,
Iainp8Tatura 80 2
haXlma temperature 81 :
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-12

the conclusion that land values are not
too high, but they must increase.
In fifteen years.. it is estimated by
a competent authority, there will be
very few opportunities to secure lands
unless you are rich. Then Why does not
the proposition, which have, from
time to lime, laid before the readers Of
this ipaper, and my claims for Ransom
county, N. D., hold good9 Here is
country where corn this year is an
abundantly profitable crop. All the
small grains yielding magnifcently.
AS / have just driven over the coun-
try, / see grain piled on the ground,
in temporarily bins, sacks. be-
cause it cannot be shipped, the railroad
company is taxed beyond their capac-
ity, elevators are full. This is the year
to buy Ransom county land; next year
prices will be higher and the demands
for land will be greater.
Let me recommend to the readers Of
your paper to correspond with the Adj
ans & Frees company, A. 3. Jones &
Co., the Lisbon Land & Loan agency
and Walter L. Williamson, all of Lis
bon, N. D., reputable and reliable men,
who have done land business for
years, who own their own lands, and
upon whose word any one can depend.
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individual
Instances Of a Few Burleigh Coun
Il ~ Farmers Who Have Been
1t Successful
BY w. A. Otis.

Special Correspondence:
I, Bismarck, Oct. 10.-The actual sue
cess Of individual farmers is about as
good advertising as any locality could
have, and the quantity of good adver-
tising existing around Bismarck is so
large that it is almost dangerous to I'M
dertake to tell about it at all, for fear
that one may overlook some Of the best
pints, or appear too enthusiastic to the
readers. 1t is hard matter for farm
er living in Iowa, Illinois or Indiana,
to realize that country of which he
has heard little or nothing about, ex-
cept for the past three or four years,
is 50 successful in agricultural pursuits,
is so good it ought to have been dis
covered before. He very consistently
thinks that these good things are not
going looking for capital to develop
them, because capital is usually looking
for the good things and passing up the
poor ones. Nevertheless, up to q com.
parativelv few years ago, the Missouri
river slope was not considered OF prac-
tically any value for agricultural pur-
poses. A few people who live here wero
Satisfied that this was a good agricul-
tural country and kept plugging along
as best they could, and during the past
four or five years have produced crops
Which are convincing arguments as to
the adaptability Of the soil. the, pre-
eipitation of moisture, and general
climatic conditions for agricultural pur-
poses.
H Dan McChail has 900 acres under Gull
tivation five miles north OF this city,
and. his cop this wear runs twenty-four
Bushels Of wheat. to the acre, macaroni
wheat, twenty-five bushels to the acre,
and oats, ninety seven bushels to the
acre.
T Morris brothers, on a farm of GAO
acres, four and half miles north OF
Bismarck, drew twenty two bushels to
the acre.. :,
II John Beals,> who lives twelve miles
southeast of Bismarck. brought some
dent corn seed from. southern Minnesota
| and planted fifty acres. The crop has
zone sixty bushels to the acre. He has
crown corn successfully for the past
twelve years.
b These are but few Of the many
eases of successful farmers operating
around Bismarck this, year. 49, =.
{. ] ohm :Sater paid $l2 An acre for all
4 Of section l5-l39-78 last spring, anG
/ moved his family onto the farm on the
| 9TH day of July. Last month he was
! offered: SIS an acre and refused it.
l * rs per cent increase in three months
/ is a pretty good record.
q No better indication of the prosperity
I Of farmers around Bismarck and thru
/ out Burleigh county could exist than
! the sight of the many modern, large
/ houses and barns that are being put nT
+ for the accommodation OF the farmer s
1 family and the protection of his stock
These buildings are not being put up II
q cheap, slip-shod way, but the best
] material obtainable is being used, and
d poor workman is not permitted in the
] country. 1t is q safe prediction that
l the lands Of Burleigh county will de
mand $40 an acre in the market within
a year..-s-<----, az ,,s.-g,-52 - a:
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-12
LIQUOR LII
CAUSE TROUBLE
NORTH DAKoTABREWERYA AGENTS
Il FIND CAUSE FOR WORRY.
Government Insists They Garry On a
s Retail Trade by Selling Case Lots to
Dealers from Carload Shipments
4 & Effort to Be Made to Collect ALI Back
Taxes. ... a. IS. ~
Special to The journal.

Special to The journal. - .. g.. ~
Fargo, N. D., Oct 12-Can the government
canpel the big brewery concerns to take out
also force them to pay up back licenses !?
This is the question that is said to be worry
ing the brewery agents. For years it has been
the practice Of the big concerns to ship beer
to the larger North Dakota towns in carload
LOTS Each concern had agents in the different
towns who would dispose of the beer in case
lots to customers The government insists that
this is clearly retail liquor business and the
at all places at which beer is sold. It is
1ect licenses for back years. u
Z EAs result of the agitation some Of the big
breweries haze withdrawn their agents and
have ceased to make such shipments. The
matter appears to have originated with the
Internal revenue department
i Friends of w. H. Denny. cashier Of the First
National bank at Williston, deny that he is
Implicated in the wholesale horse-stealing as
only two men yet arrested. They are to have
further hearing Monday, Oct. 16. r
= Denny's friends state that he has been deal
ing in horses for years on large scale This
spring he was approached by man who
claimed to be, a rancher and to represent 9TH
ers. IS It was stated that this man would have
lot of horses for sale this year and he would
Hike to make deal with Denny to buy them.
AS he appeared to be legitimate ranchman.
Denny closed the deal. and whenever he had
an opportunity for sales he wrote the man to
bring on the horses. This, it Is said, explains
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-12
Month Dakota State Lands

81 North Dakota owns, by virtue of GER
tain grants from the United States,
more than 100000 acres of land. Like
all other states, sections 16 and SO in
each township were granted for the BEN
eft of the common schools. Other
grants aggregating 66S,OSo acres were
made for the benefit Of the several edu-
Gational and charitable institutions.
u Every county in the state contains
aome Of these school and Institution
lands, but the greater amount is found
in the central and northern counties.
II Before any land is offered for sale it
must first be appraised by a board of
appraisers in, each county. None of it
can be sold for less than the appraised
value, and in no case less than $40 an
acre, the minimum price fixed by the
constitution.
Il All state land is sold at public auction
at the county seat of the county in
which the land is located No state land
Sean be sold at private sale. ~
Terms Of Sale.
y The purchaser of school or institution
land must pay one-ffth of the purchase
price in cash at time of sale, the other
four-ffths being payable in five, ten, ff
teen and twenty years respectively, and
all deferred payments bear per cent
interest payable annually in advance. A
fee of So is also charged for making
and recording the contract.
Owing to the prosperous conditions
which prevail this year, and the large
immigration to the state, the board Of
university and school lands has decided
ito offer 245, 900 acres Of state land fol
ssale in November and December.
~ Following is a list Of counties il
which sales will be held, with the mum
der of acres offered in each county anc
the place and date Of sale.