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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-21

A disposition de la Corte de justicia
del DiStrito de Guayama ha sido tras-.
ladado desde el Preside dieh9 ciu-
dad de GuaYama, para actos de just =
cla, ell preso Francisco Rivera Dulduy
(a) "Panchit0
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-21
Sc vende la casa nlimcro o. dc la
calle de Tetuan.
Para informss, dirigirse al sefior
Reyes y Psna. Fortaieza 50.

Fl secretario particular del Gober-
nador Mr. Winthrop seaor Frazier de
volvi6 aver tarde la vista que lie hicie
IA u captain del crucero Bremen
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-21

Pos obras PdbIfcas parece que to-
'davlapo sa6en Ia @hora que es, puesto
one cantinuAn los vientos huracanados
que amenazan invadir aquel local.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-21

PARA GUAR UNF SFRIAOO en- uN
OlA tome l:t- PAsTILIAS LAXANTEs DE HROMO-
QUINN \ IA e,El aris v devolvert el dinero ST No
eaiita
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-21

Los 1nicoS GRANULOS DOSI-
METRICO5 vtrdaderosderDr. BURG
GRAEVE son los que levan sobre cada
GAIA el retrato del DR.. BURGGRAEvE V
el sello de garantfa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-21

Esta noche Sc veIihcar4 una retreis
e1;rsordinaria en IA plaza De Bald9
rioty con motive dc Ia presencis dc
Inuchos touriStss que han llegaio en- 81
vApor alemfn Princesa Victoria LuisA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-21
."OBRAS de venta en- Ia Ii
brella del Bolet,n Mercantll.

brerla del Boletin MercantIl.
r"Estudios Filos6fcos y Po-
! lfticos'
La Constitution inqle sa .
"El Self Government
Azc1r4tc j"Estudios Econ6micos y
Sociales.
"El Regimen Parlamen
rario."
LOS Deberes y Response
bilidades.'
Revilla y Alc4ntara, "Literatura Es-
panola ;. dos. iomos.
Santander, "Epistolario.'"
Vale Inclan, Flor de Santidad.
Martin, "Cocina Ideal. "
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-21
st.
DE PRESTAMOS
JOSE q nxn r.
ANS 8 >sN f..N prlFfa kI.a
~ o. .u % ~

FrGfa 81 las \ media d. "a 80
Il. f,a.tt 80 ',> pfculas quc a4n
raascrrrld0' ,is rrcseS Y no ban Sieo
-r~ay.t4s ri canoe. adas.
l.ta .creai,aaa cass hsCc opcfar.o
neS dc pre>,smo> sohre slhalss. dc-ac
10 crntaNos cn ahclanie.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-21

Ell .indivlduo Jacu5o Santiago ~
Chiquiiin sali6 aver del Preside p +
indulto del resto dc la pena que le
faltaba cumFlir, 7 amos S:meses y "a
dias. Y habia Observable buena cen
duCta en- el Penal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-21

Sc ala ila la casa MIN Il altos
de la callc de Tetuan, con un magni
ico mirador. Tiene diez espaciosas
habitaciones, bano, &c, &c, y una
vista esplGndida 4 Ia bahia rs prOpia
para Hotel o Boarding House y para
otcinas. @
Informaran en- la Marina, casa de
SuCeSOreS de Villamil
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-23
COURT UPH0LDS
jim. GROW | ] v LAW.
Declares Maryland Statutes to.
be Valid So Far as 1t Affects
Commerce Within State.
LIMITED TO THIS. HOWEVER
Regulation Cannot be Construed.
as Applying to Interstate
Passengers.
tBy MISUNDERSTANDING


ANNAPOLIS, MD. March ee.-ln an
opinion delivered to-day, tic Court OF APP
peals held that the act passed. at the last
session OF the Legislature, commonly
known as the Jim Grow. law, and res
anlrlng steam railways In the State Or
Maryland to furnish separate compare
,nents for white and colored passengers,
Is valid so far as 1t affects commerce
within the state, butfinvalld as to inter
state passengers, and must he construed
as not applying to them. William II. FL.
Hart, tho appellant in the case, is q
resident In Washington.ED. G. He was
arrested for refusing to go Into the
compartment assigned to colored passen-
gers, whicshe held a through ticket from
New York TO Washington on the cars of
the Philadelphia, Baltimore and WASH
ington Railroad Company. and was fined
s. and costs by the Circuit Court for Cecil
county. From this verdict he appealed
The Court Of Appeals upl,olds the right
of common carriers to make reasonable
regulations providing for the separation
Of the races, and also the right of the
Legislature 10 impose such regulations
upon common carriers engaged III inter-
state commerce. ii8
However, in tho matter OF imposing
such regulations upon carriers engaged
In Interstate commerce. tho Maryland
court regards the decision OF the United
states courttir the caseSof Hall against
Dociir as conc lusiye. In that case the.
Supreme Court held that those engaged q
I'm ,interstatc commerce In the state ",
|SI,ouisana should give all their pa ssen.:
rers cu,1a 1 privileges It's II @ the parts g
the conveyances they should occu p p.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-23

AUCTION SALE oFiFINE
\ ~ }FF1CEs FURNlTURE.4lRO RON SAFE,
PATENTS, PATENT
3sTATEs. TOBACCO al sTHAiM1NG3g C CO.,
BANKRUPT. s58s IN I'm
In pursuance of an order EN- tered on he
57tn day Of February, 1905, in the District
Court Of the United States for the Eastern
District OF Virginia, in the ma tier of the
United States Tobacco Stemlning Co..,
b will sell at public auction on
TUESDAY March Is. 4 906, s commencing
at $3.50 p. Z. N Room Nc vi Times
Building (Third Floor, Bank Street en-
trance 1 very handsome Mahogany
Roller-rop Desk, 1 5 feet wide: highsroli;
] handsome Mahogany II Top Oi11ce
Desk handsome hR evolving Office Chairs,
3 fine Vienna Chairs, Mahogany f1nlsh;l
Cocoa Mating the Patents Patent
Rights, Drawing "a Blue Forin ts, and all
other property Q said company.
z Immedi tely following, will proceed to!
the factory of the r. a. Patterson To-
ybacco Co. corner Canal and 4, Seventh
Streets, and 5selliat q: 80 p. NJ, y Cornblna-
tien Lock Iron Safe. Weighing about 500
to 9, 600 pounds. made by the Debolt Safe
and Lock CO.: IA Machine " the, about
s feet long, made hyBg J. j. McCabe 1
Sharper made by Smith & ILLS; ~ Power
Drill Press. made by Slbley8ld: Ware. ~
These machines arc compare ively8new,
and werc2in use hardly six months. Office
Furniture 2all IN frst-class condition.
Showing but little use. l588 "a .e
"a 81 ljsi5 2l}S \
a. ~. PATTERSON, Trustee.
Mich 3-5t # f 5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-23
WRIT DENIED.
Greene and Gaynor File Appeal
Which Will Delay Case. N
8s5i. (BYl Associated9EtIlte.sSs.

Ssst 3g5 (By3 ASSociat d9ETesS.J
fnr5 4. writ Of prohibition on the grouinrld
nat iSa d Extradition sloner 1a Eon-.
tnir,e vas no. quail flied 70 hear the Cay :,
case ,s 81 tss s mill
NV he tried on It's merits BY Jud ge La 4
sFontaine. A large number Sof witnesses S.
from the United States are hers Gay mo
and Greene are wanted I. BY the 1ni l1',
states government for alleged frauds IN
connection with the improY ement &C &C the e.
Savannah llarbor. !sS.3 ss 81.
sS,s N appca Il against judge Davidson'si
iud g,nent declaring Judge La .: Fontainc
fully quaIifi 10 net be ~ ('ayno Or
Greene case, has been cnt tered !. Ano therl
prote OH entirely new or rounds has been en-
entered a gainst LaFontainc's acting the
case. Ssssss s DIV 4.
n Thc appeal s wi II pos tponp he extratdil--
tion trial for d long time as itswill have
to come before the full bench Of an
peal Of the Court Sof & n sIlch
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-23
= Geo. w. Mayo, Auctioneer,
40 N. Seventh Street. 3le

i Will SELL, Al MY AUCTION
STIR f51. VI $50 3 O'CLOCK O-DAi,s
,foot shoE Cases afoo a, shoM caas
Walnut office Desk, With tcabinet;5 large
Walnut Revolving Chair TO match; !. !,
Couches, handsome Parlor Suits,
] Enameled Crib and Mattress. large NUM-.
her of Lace Curtains. Leather Seat Hall
Chairs, Odd Pnrlor Chairs. Leather
,couches, Mems and Ladies' Shoes, Odd
Dressers. large Oak Wardrobe, Enamcleda
Bedstcads, Fiber Mattresses. Hair Mat
tresses, Boston Coucfes, lot OF Bric-a:--l
Brac. new Gas Stoves, Sponge Holders,
Metal Towel Racks, lot OF Preserves In
Glass Jars, Vinegar In Bottles; Canned
Folding Hdin Beds ss' Hall Raeks. Oak and
Cherry Rockers. big lot of /, coats md
Vests Shirts, Pants, ETC.: Feather Pillows.
4 Very handsome Druggct in good condi--.
ton; large number OF Carpets. Rugs, New
and Second hand Mattings, Dinner Pots.
Tea Kettles, OF Stoves, Wood Heaters.
Gas Range. and extra large amount Of
Crockery, Glassware. etc. etc. sl8
GEO. w. MAYO, .Auctioneer.
B. c.. Buford, Manager and Salesman.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-23
AUCTION sALEs-This Day.
Blythe Valentine Auction Cos
Auctloneers.
Velvet md BRUSSELS Carpets, Old
Mahogany Pieces. Fine Lnce Cur
tains, He'd Roorn, l'arior and Dining
Room Furniture, Etc, at Auction.

on account Of declining housekeeping
we will sell for Mrs. ]. r. 1Iarwood, at
her residence, No. g6os East Broad Street,
THIS Thursday MORNING, March sd,
hold Furniture consisting OF handsome
Velvet Hall and Stair Carpets. Body
Brussels ratlor Carpet. Oak. Hall lang
Ing Mirror Rack, China Umbrella Stand,
Daniask Portiercs. fine Tambour Lace
Curtains, Brass and Of,yz Table, Walnut
Frame Paitor Suit. Marble Top Centre
Tables, Oak Bookcase Oak Bedroom
Suit. Mahogany Dresser and WashstaIid,
lion Bed, 9 Fine Feather Bcds. Walnut
Wardrobe, Dining Table, tSideboard, large
LOT Of China and Glassware, Spoons.
knives and Forks. Heating Stoves, 9
iooins,of good Mating. Drugsets, Odd
Bureaus Cooking Utensils. and other
Household Furniture. etc Sale positive.
Ladies invited to attend 4.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-23
FRENCHMAN IN FIELD
Albert Auvray Wants to Nee Nee
II ackenschrnidt on Mat:

Special 10 The Timer T Dispatch, Is t
NEW YORK, q March ..aa.--While Tom Ier-
,tirs. Frank Gotch and John Fleming. the
:'Hieher Boy, cia,noring for ehan nee
10 fatten out George slIackenschmldt on me
wrestling mat when he arrives In this coun-
try, The voice of another man o. muscle muscle y
Heard proclaining that he. too is entitled 70
an opportunity. !, ~,
II is the Frencfman. Albert Auylny. anu
nr Mi husky ma { men. hc Is the huskcst.
i've feet eleven inShss a liam ana M e ies
az 4 an " ordinary man and no can carry y
horse on his shoulders q, ,.5 ...,,,,.
a, usl} has, wrestied with Hackcnschlndt while
in i.nsIa md has come TO this country 70
try Conclusions again with the RUSSIAN "a
Lion. IS. Z, , 49,. ~, 80 Fl, III
essnents throw from. y, Ns,v
York about The time the Russian wrestler gets
herr. a,sss =. s, 4, ,,,a,,doa so,,, and
IL he cannot get u match with ilacksnschnliat
he is willing 70 Try 9; lall WIN WIZ
Jenkins, nj, ~ ,,,,r, IN
ana toss him about, as q # glance az ~ Ais ~
I picture will prove. 55 AZ VIZ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-23
IS to 1O) first Falkland t6 ~ ~ SECOND
.Lelcnsay e 10 ~ third. Time. 4 rs ~
! Results at City Park.

4 f lHy Associated Press ~
u NEW ORLEANS, n arclif ee..--Summaries;
First A race--f We and a hal fnrlonss,-B az
IA 10 b first Nevada {iQ to u second filia
4ap to - third Time, q :os q. 8 q Y I,
second trace--onc Inle-Theb Don ~ = 70; y
first Ada N, % to- - second, Royal sDreeVer
4 (45to y third. Time, ! q. 3 !,
Third racesaYap fnrlong wenlow g g 70
ii first. Rudabek Us to- d second, Mary
Worth (eycn) third, Time, 4 rs
Fourth rnce-handicap. mile and an els TN =,
Brand New III 81 first. Bon Mot, qa TO q
second. PreteHson to % third me l'
1854 o-5 Y, Al 1. I Il,
1riftl, race-one mile and q enth- i.
Hc1mence Us 10 ~ first Orc O. Viva g TO y
second. Ciirsus g to - third. u :
sixth race--scvcn furlongs hespian q q 70 %
80 first, Demurrer q to y second. Lee "
to j Sthird.s Time. y ~ 2 D. ls
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-23
Miller, 9; ". M. i, q.

q Especial TO THE Times Dlspatcl,l
,stXIN NOTION, NJ arch g -,1 The Virginia
Military Inst itnte nine to-day played the IN
,MYlier's School alto 0. The Cadets, ON account
OF military duties have been able TO put IN
but3litle practice, Both teams made some good
WAS weak, The visitors play yYashlngto ana
Lac Tomorrow. f 4stt rs IL II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-23
Property rlt, Transfers, |.

/ Richmond: \ r. IL. Harwnod md WI fett TO Wall
lace {. saunders 25 feet onsnorth line OF Ross
Street, l4b feet cast Of Ihlrlesnth Street,
Mniigaret Goyan to John y. duffy. 90 feet
on south line Of. 1onislana Street, southwest
CT rne,s Of Fourth Street, sib40, 81 n e. Il Il ~
g "A. H. I.eakc and Wife, Sue II SI Leake. md
SUE II I.eake and Matt 9. aud Q ll,S GUIDE.
glot. 10 r. II. Wells. SifeM an west line
So 81 ia las5s so s!rssl s' 'sfs se 81
4 Ienylco.$ a. j. Chewing, surviving trustee
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-23
.lF;loot-Ball Case Settled.

Il special TO The Times Dispatch.) sl 4
NEW Ii HAVEN, COZ N. 81 March 22aa,-The suit
or3ljbel growing oht OF the efforts OF the Yale
fonl. ball authorities 10 prevent tickets for the
the hands OF speouatprs was to come to trial
in the superior Court Yesterday, but was
,sitlidlawr5as the result, of u conference be-:
tween the Interested part las, ,!ss.B#
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-23
lf go .Sal
4 Meets at OF Springs Va.

m (ByE8A ssOciatedsI ress.l n
.sKNOxV1IlLI, EN- ~. Marc % y. The
executive Committee of the Southern
Hard ware Association me t here to-daysto
arrange 4 a programme for he annual
meeting whichSais 3 to- be held "a Hot
Springs. Va. y JuneitsG-9. The.%full pro-
era iiifile will be s. cornplet ed Tomorrow.
President W. NJ. Crumcy, sof "a tlan ia,
presided. RI tsss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-23
Washington, g; Virginia, 9

(Snecial to The .T,lmes- DlHPa1rIl.1 30, a
sCHARLUr VA, March -,
THO third Of the practice, games S1erWsGin
resulted in i victory for tho professionals
bysn score of 0 to Q. Score by 8 y ~ 3
washington, +. i. 1. % 81 4 Il 0 o 0 40 10 8
virrinin . 20 o o 90 0 D . 90 a
"a. Batteries; Was hington-- Fatten and II ey-
don; Wolfe and I<ittredge. Virglnla--TIsol-
lard and Jones; Warren and Carter.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-23
RACES AT NEW ORLEANS
Edith May, Evelyn Kinsey and.
lssa Subtle Among Winners,
!. NV Asspc.nted Prcss,)

BY S2pCs 0te0 etfeSs,
E NEW n { LEANS, March ! q. Edith May,
E,yIya I * nsey and Subtle were tho winning
fnYorites ut he. Fair Grounds to-day SUM
Snlaries. gstf 4. 81 2f Il Z. u Is
ii first. Keogh q toll second Many Thanks
& Is 10 ID third Tine, III TO- 8g3i lss
second r,tce.flys and q half inrlonss-Edit
s ssts Hannibal Il B Be- ia 10 4, third rime
ss-ahirl racc--,nie and a quarter--E yylyn Kin
ses first g ~ second Hens ,;
Goldaggu Ga to y third. Time, 200 81. nj
Fourth race--s!x furlongs--Oncs More GO 10,
III first. Darnivan t25 to y second, Dr. Stephens
e Fifth race-six firlongs-I calypso rs TO
dor q TO t1OJ third, Time. y ia. .3
{8g$ sixth race-fivo furlDngs--Subtln u Ito 400
fIrni B capaticc "a to - second, IIadrian IS TO
91)AtbId. Time, I ,0l 60. sl s5 .ss3
Seventh rnce-fours furlongs-Jack Kerech-SS
y!le to y first s,ask e 2 second
OaklaWn Summary.
fRy Associated Press Nh
HOT SPRINGS \ r March sss---sun'fr
II FlFst furlonss--A ,perlea IT. g 2, tp
~ first Sarsaparl la Is TO ~ second, IL lGttie
Z q tofal third. Time, 80 70. lsH A
ID Second race-fiye md n half furlongs--
sorrel TOP q 70 y first, Last Fanstus e. TO
Third raccJfye furlongs7--J. Ed. Grilo. @ 10
ssss o ,,r1nmsa l'ol
r 1srtf u fa ,o s first Otto sfe q q 5
sec m ouaon @ tot third Time. la,
3 iItiftl: receive 8 and N half furlonSs--All
Second ss.suN Miss Gum Geo 70 . third, Time.
1 SIKH raco-mllo and q sixteenth belinda
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-23
WOMAN's TONGUE IS
A CONCEALED weapon

I1sne,ial % The rimes. Dispatch.

special
MoRRI SHOWN. N. IA ], March PR ul
ing That a woman's tongue Is "a Conceal,
ed weapon Police Justice Cook, q
coIleeted the, ilne It came out n court
yesterday when tho case came up !, for
review, Nearly a wee lspgo. Mrs Par
ker made a complaint against Mrs,
Morse before Justice Cook, When the
Women came into court they hogan To
abuse each other. ,. y
I THE abuse became so violent that JUS
.tice Cook said he Judged both women
from from tho panneI ilr Which they handled
their tongn He fined them SO each
MORSE went to her counsel, who got an
order Ifol, a review Of the case, Judge
Mills set tho conviction aside and o.
dnred the return Of the 1lne; y, "
TO CURE a COLD IN ONE DAY III
Take Laxative !, BTomo 3 cauinine Tablets,
AlIfdruggists refund the money II ~ fails
to cuHo, IL Groyeis fsignat ure is OH
each box. 25c,-Ady.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-23

we Will sell no DAY fruesdaytl, March
Pad. at olrs warerooms, 1906 ~. Main street.
"a ass Sc ana good coiditon, Brass bed md
Stirring, Iron beds and Springs, Hair Mat
.t1Iessls; Walnut Bookcases. Cherry Secre-
.tury. White Nnameled Chitfonler8 Iron
iEoltiing Cots and Mattresses. Oak Ward-,
robe, Oak and Walnut Chamber Suits.
Walnut Sideboasds. Mahogany Bureaus,
odd Beds, WashStands. Pictures, Mirrors.
Rugs Gas and Electric Drop Lights,
Chairs. Coat Racks, etc. etc. Ladies In
syited. RICHMOND AUCTION co.
Geo. II. Valentine, Auctloneer,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-23
. Friday. March "a, 1906

at 1880 o'cloclt a, NJ. Their as a! whole
or, IL not. In lots to- sui purchasers, le
stock 90 llinery In sal d s store, consisting
of Trimmed and Untrimmed Hats Fcatll-
ers. Flowers. BraIds.. Chiffons and other
goods usually carried ein64i a Millinery
5stock;a also the fol lowing fixtures s -Four
High Wall Cases, silve m ounted ;$4 Low
Cases, silver glg mounted; q Long Table
Counters ~ Extensio Ion Ia BILE, L Outside
Case,S III Round Show-Roonng Case, High
Oak Cases, i Pier Mirror Large Mrror.1
Desk also Small Tables. Chairs, Small
Mirrors and Part tions. All the 81 above
goods and fixtures are in perfect condl-
Etlon.s3I3 n S s2 u Il
5 Arrangements can also be mad e for Sc
curing the lease of said store.
55s TERMS-Cash. E N 3SS.3a 4 5}}stti gS
Ell T.. c. SHAZELGROVE, Trustee. #
he Valentine Auction Cos Auctioneers.
Mch 49, 1t rs y :l 81 Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-23
AUCTION SALEs--F Future. DAYS
4 Blythe Valentino Auc elton Co..
Auctioneers. 81
AUCTION SALE III
MILLINE cry STOCK i K;
FIXTURES, ETC.
AUCTION SALE

Pursuant to the terms o a deed OF trust
and assignment recorded III the Rich
mond Chancery@ Court from l.. NJ. D.
EnsMs TO the8,ndersigneds trust ee. II Will
sell on the premises. No BIG East Broad
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-23
t$Got There.

It Got There: ~
II IA q postcard from L New, Zealand, adj
dressed ia rhonas RI Clemas, England
Via 81, Frisco has been delivered to a
sTeignrnoutl town official, for whom ! 7
was intended. s5s ss
AUCTION SALEsThi Day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-23
BONDS AND STOCKS on

Company general mort
! ii. .I.i.....
II. & +. Company gold
or cent, gold bonds. ~.
mt. bonds ...............,
Is. l.s.......
..-.ia...j.l..5.l,.., ..s.s'.
3Ia per cent. tax exs .
3h per cent. tax e exs';
Pacific Railroad Com
deb. mortgage "B" in.
Northern. g. .. @.
....,l.. ,..ts,...s..
ny first mortgage gold
Company arst mort.
.s,.ss..s..s. -s.l....t...!s,s
Company. Il. e. n. col-
:. ~. Observation-Disclosures,
Southern Railway Com,
per cent. bonds i.
31a per cent. bonds
vcrtib1c debcnture bonds
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-01-21

one of the very brightest and bost =,
our citizens, a leader in his profass,o.
and one of the foremost member, =,
the bar of Utah. Then. too NJ.
Speaker, and my friends, he is ma.
upon whom we can rely. as no b,.
filled many positions of bonor 49,,
trust, and in such a manner as TO gain
the confidence and the respect of 81
good citizens; but when I thinl, If ~.
mean, INSCRIPTIONS fight which bo,
been made against my candidate /,
makes me feel that the higher wolf,
OF life are treacherous and dangerous
and the lower full Of obstacles and i'm
pediments, and if any one Womb ho
secure in either, it must he Inv hi.
maintaining those principles which .ro
just, praiseworthy and pure. and
which inspire bravery in one's-self and
confidence in others, and that nv can.
didate has maintained his position co
manfully, has taught me to love anS
honor him the more. And oh, how
would that every citizens of Utah
had learned the lesson so well as be
which is wrapped up in the folds Of
that dear old flag, the red the white
the blue, which says to us all che
brave, be pure, be true" As saw IL
we all could have learned these things
and made them part of our very be-
ings, as tn man whom shall name
has done, Utah today would be known
as she really is and not as some would
have her known. l might go on.
bringing to your notice the many,
many virtues of my choice, but think
it absolutely unnecessary, but | would
have you know that he is one of the
truest types of American manhood to
be found anywhere in this broad land
of ours, and his name is none other
than the Hon. George Sutherland"
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-01-21
A&A

Hon. George Sutherland is now the
duly elected junior senator from Utah.
AS Mr.. Sutherland is the only man
who has made a hard, aggressive,
clean and straightforward fight for
this honor, his election was without
contest. On Tuesday he received, in
accordance with the action of the pre-
viously held caucus, the full vote Of
his party in both senate and house.
His election was ratified by the joint
session held Wednesday noon.
Senator Sutherland bears his we'll
deserved honors becomingly and mod
estly. He is not the type Of man that
will get his head swelled because he
has been given the highest political
position within the gift of the citizens
of this state. He will go to Washing
ton with every opportunity to make a
splendid record for himself and ac-
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"Mr. Speaker: My fellow represent

"Mr. Speaker My fellow represent
atives, l arise to nominate man to
represent Utah in the highest and
grandest elective legislative body in
the whole world, the senate of the
United States, and knowing this to be
true, sense the Importance of plac-
ing a man before you for your sup
port who must of necessity possess
very rare ability, and whose charac-
ter and manhood shall be above re-
proach, and l also fully realize that
what a man can effect in this position
depends on what he is, and If he be
true and high, pure and kind, vigor-
Gus and forceful, his strokes will be
broad, his work massive and his in
luence most powerful for good, not
only for his state, but for his country.
The one l have in mind / feel sure
has every attribute and qualification
necessary to fill the office with signal
credit and justice to himself and with
honor and satisfaction to his state and
her people The man shall name is
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complish great good for Utah. He is
the unquestioned choice of his party,
his constituents will support him ear
nestly and faithfully, and this without
regard to their religious views.
Senator Sutherland made a splendid
record when he served as congress
man; he possesses the brains, the
character, the education, the integrity
and honor, and the personal magne-
tism that will make him power in
the senate.
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Oratory in a western legislature is
not always of a type worth preserv-
ing, or even reading, but the speech
in which Representative F. w. Fish
burn of Box Elder, placed Mr.. Suth-
erland in nomination, is good. 1t is
worth reproducing. Mr.. Fishburn
said: