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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-13

43,zI5 de $4747 6 sea de So $40 para
cada fnca urbana y de So coz para Ca
da fnca rt1stica.
Hay que tener en- cuenta que de las
hipotecas que gravan y periudican la
propiedad, son hipotecas mencionadas
$47,446.o3333 censos mencionados
$l2. 670, zoo. 60; siendo notorio que los
restantes censos, es decir los que sc
dicen inscriptos, no 10 estan casi to-
talidad debidamente, por no reunir
las inscripciones los requisites que pa
ra su valdez precisa Ell Artfculo 90
del mismo cuerpo legal, no obstante
10 cual por una serie de resoluciones
del Tribunal Supreme y las decisio
nes unanimes y con nstantes de Jueces
Tribuna1es, sirviendo injustamente los
intereses de censualistas contra los
censatarios, Sc viene concediendo
esas NAL llamadas inscripciones, una
fuerza y unos efectos que por modo
alguno pueden nj deben alcanzar.
Los anteriores datos estan tomados
de la Estadfstica de la Riqueza, pu
blicada por Ell Gobierno Intervention en-
Mayo de 1900, sin que despues de esa
fecha el problema haya variado gran
cosa.
Termin6 diciendo que los deseos
mas grandes del Gobierno son realizar
cuantas rcformas y esfuerzos le sean
dados para la prosperidad de los ele :
mentos productores del pals, oyendo y
teniendo siempre muy en- cuenta las
representations de las corporacjones
economicas y que por 10 tanto esta Ia
Liga Aoraria en- Ell case de forrnular
las soluciones mas convenientes al
desenvolvimiento de la riqueza agr1
cola y pecuaria.
Ell seflor Rafael Fernandez de Cas-
tro dijo: Que la Liga Agraria ha
trianfado ante la opinion de todo Ell
pals, evidenciando que los problenas
de orden economico son hoy los fun
damentales y preponderantes; que el
programa de la Liga Agraria en- parte
Sc ha cumplido y en- 10 demas ha sido
aceptado como programa de gobierno
por importantfsimos elementos de la
political; y que dentro de la parte a1n
incumplida esta. como question que 4
ninguna otra cede en- importancia, Ell
problema de las prosperidades y todos
los engrandecimientss.
Los sefores Enrique Pascual. Lau-
reano F. Gutierrez y Manuel Otaduy,
hablaron extensamente y con gran CO
nocimiento de la materia del problema
de la immigration, y la jun,a por una
nimidad acordo comisionar al DR.. Ra-
fae1 Fernandez de Castro para que
formule, TN proyecto de exposition al
Gobierno, sobre immigration.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-13
Politica Cubana
La "LlGA AGRARIA 0E CUBA"
~
ACUERDOS TOMADOS

Recientemente Sc verifico en- la Ha
bana una Asamblea por los miembros
de la "Liga Aqraria" bajo la presi-
dencia del seflor Casuso, exponiendose
por este la necesidad de cue por la
Liga Agraria Sc redoblen los esfuer-
EOS ante los poderes del Estado, q fin
de que los partidos politicos sc .infor
men para sus fines en- las grandes ne.
|cesidades economicas de la Republica
~ lleguen a convertirse en- leyes los
proyectos que impone va la opinion
general. y que apesar de ESQ nc pasan
de la categoria de proyectos de leyes.
Dijo que en- la imposibilidad de So
lucionarlos todos 4 la vez, era nece-
sa rio establecer TN orden correlativo Y
en- ese sentido plantear desde luego el
probema de Ia immigration, el ban
carlo y ell ferrocarrilero, todos .ellos
urgentisimos y muy whales; y como
una denostracion de uno de los casos
|expuso los siguientes datos del estado
de la propiedad territorial:
Existencia en- toda la Isla.
FlncaS urbanaS. ......... 1928
FincaS rGSticaS. ......... 3o.4Az
Total. lis. .372
De esss 1II5. 372 6ncas aparecen
gravadas 43715 con TN total de $24z,-
|oI5,4o6 IL de hipotecas y censo.
81 ese total de pesos Sc repartiera
en- la totalidad de las fncas existentes
en- toda la Isla. cada una estaria gra- :
bada con $3I .488. IS; pero como Ell nd-
nero de elias realmente gravadas, es
de 437I5, es decir casi la tercera parte
de las fncas, alcanzarfa cada una de
elias la enorme suma de $567II.7o.
De las fncas gravadas ~ .66S SON
urbanas, y r1sticas I6,o47. Represen-
tan los censos en- ell gravamen $40
$50. 3o3. que acusa TN promedio por
finca censida en- las 43,zI5 de $e2I; 81
sea de $524 para cada finca rdstica.
representa- las hipotecas en- el grava-
men $2o7,6 ,62z. 1893 que acusa un pro-
medic por 6nca hipotecada en- las
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-13
Desde Washington
20 de Septiembre

Pi Msrgall. en- su libro titulado "La
Repdblica de 1873" publicado en- 1874
dice. acerca de la primera insurrecci6n
separatista de Cuba: Hay guerra
porque no hacemos reformas; y no
hacemos reformas porque hay guerra. -
Pues bien; los Estados Unidos no
establecen derecho de importation
sobre el cafe extranjero. porque en-
Puerto Rico y Filipinas no hay anne
ricanos dedicados cosechar cafe; y
en- esas posesiones no hay americsnos
en- ese negocio, porque no existe aqui
derecho de importation sobre el grano
extranjero.
En- Inglaterra, cuando algdn indi-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-13

que ha de tencr efecto estG noche en- cl
teatro de Rio Piedyas, con motiro de
las .festas de Ia Virgen del Pillar.
PRIMERA PARTE
Sinfonfa "Campanone -, Or
questa.
2 Discurso, don Felix Matos Ber-
nier.
3 Romanza, seforita Haydee Ma
rim.
Poesia, sefiorita Ernestina Ruiz.
$ Walls de concerto, Ouinteto de
cuerda.
6 Poesfa, don Qaintin Negr6n San.
jurjo.
SEGUNDA PARTE
Intermezo de la opera "Cavalle-
ria," Quinteto de cuerda.
Poesia, DR.. Zeno Gambia.
5 Nocturno Piano sefiorits Alicia
Sicardo.
a Duo, Sres. Vizcarrondo Velez.
$ Poesfa, sefior Perez Losada.
6 'Canto de Amor" (Melopea).
Piano, sefiorita Zengotita. Recitacion,
un distinguido poeta puertorriquefio.
2 Fantasia "Un ballo in maschera p"
de Verdi, piano Professor don Julio
c. Arteaga.
8 Discurso, DR.. Rafael del Valle.
TERCERA PARTE
Representation del juguete CO.
mico LAS Codornices" de Vital Aza,
DOT las Sc f1oritas Dolores Fernandez Y
Amparo Gilestra y los sefores Monte
sinos, A. Moreno Calder6n y A. Janer.
Serenata a toda orquesta, Alma
borinquef1a" letra y mIsica de don
Braulio Duedo, cantada por el profe-
sor Arandes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-13

LlRICO- O-LITERARIA
que ha de tener etecto esta noche en- cl
teatro de Rio Piedras, con motico de
las Jtestas de Ia Vtrgen del Pillar.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-12-20
BODY CI,ENIATED
And Fired From Cannon--uniquc
Philadelphia Organization.

Philadelphia, Dec. 20.-The Mary
Jane Fishing Club is probably the
most remarkable organization ever
formed. carrying its grewsome Joke
even beyond the grave and ecllpsing
any Suicide" club that was ever
dreamed of. In the first place, the
club has thirteen members, no more
and no less, and It adopts every un-
lucky sign that It can lay its hands
upon.
Al the death OF each member. his
body Is cremated. the ashes loaded
into n cannon, which accompanies the
surviving members Of the cortege,
with big hurah to the Delaware
breakwater. The cannon. contain
ing the sacred ashes is fired over the
water, while the band is playing "a
jolly Good Fellow"
Meanwhile everybody gets drunk,
and prays for some other member to
die quick. so they can have another
booming good time. Invited guests
who were particular friends of the
ashes before they became ashes. &C
company the living club members
and participate in the jolly cere-
monies.
Tne first and only member 20 30 SO
far is the originator of the idea, w.
J. Murray. and II was not until his
funeral was held that the principles
OF the organization were dlvulged.
Since then other members have adj
mitted that their funeral service will
be similar to Murray's.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-12-20
ONE-TIME MILLIONAIRE
Now Has but 500 and Takes Bank
rup. Law.

Louisville. KY, Dec. 20.--George
c. Buchanan. OF the Newcomb-Buch-
anan. company, distillers, which
failed some years ago, has filed vol
untary petition in bankruptcy, nam
ing his liabilities as s7O.723.s2. with
assets of 800, consisting Of wearing
appa.el
At the time of the failure Buch-
anan was quoted at 100000, but
the biggest portion of this was swept
away in the crash. Since then his
fortune has dwindled, and he has
little except the monthly stipend he
receives for representing a Chicago
whisky concern. Mr.. Buchanan is
regarded as the best whisky man in
the state. but has not been able to
regain his financial footing. Victor
Newcomb. his partner, was former
president OF the Louisville and Nash
Vile railroad.z.-. s---.---- --ssss.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-12-20
Shot In the Back.

w. NJ. Sherman, of Cushing, Me-,
was shot in the back. hourly, day and
night, for full three months; by the
shooting. tearing and racking pains
of Kidney Inflammation. He writes;
81 used three bottles of Electric Bit
tiers, and know that they have per-
manently cured me, for | feel like
new man. recommend this great
tonic medicine to all sufferers from
kidney trouble" It's just as sure to
relieve and cure malaria and all sto-
mach and liver com laints, general
debility and female weaknesses.
by w. b. McPherson's
drug store; price soc.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-12-20
Indians Want u History A..

Lawton, Okla, Dec. 20.-Special
attention was given to the need OF a
correct history of the Choctaw and
Chlckasaw tribes in the closing days
of the legislatures of these nations.
the sum of $l5,152 being appro-
priated for that purpose by the Chloe
taws. "A bin carrying the same
amount has passed the lower house
of the Chicasaw council. and will be
brought before the senate tomorrow.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-12-20
A Bad Scare.

Some day you will get bad scare,
when you feel a pain in your bowels,
and fear appendicitis. Safety lies in
DR.. Kings New Life Pills, a sure
cure. for all bowel and stomach dis
eases. such as headache. billousness;
costlveness, etc. Guaranteed at w. b.
McPherson's drug store only 25c.
Try them.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-12-20
ILLINOIS CENTRAL
IL To Abolish Radon. ILL.,. Oldest Sta
ton In Southern Illinois.

IL is announced in railroad circles
that the Illinois Central is to abolish
the station at Radon, ILL.,, north of
Duquoin. This is the Oldest and the
largest Polish settlement in Southern
Illinois, and was the home of Gen.
Turchin, of civil war fame.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-12-20
Twins 10 Wed Twins.

Guthrie, Okla. Dec. 20.-Marriage
licenses were issued today at Cordell
to C. NJ. and ], II. Nickel. twin broth
ers. to wed Misses Hattie and Sarah
Bartel, twin sisters. The double
wedding will occur on Christmas eve.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-12-20
No Secret About IL.

II Is no secret. that for Cuts. Burns.
Ulcers, Fever Sores, Sore Eyes, Boils,
etc. nothing is so effective as Buck
lens Arnlca Sslve. at didn't take
long to cure bad sore had. and it
Is all o. X. for sore eyes," writes ID.
L. Gregory. of Hope. Tex, 25c at w.
b. McPherson's drug store. ~
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-09-04
Frank Bear4sle> Town Clerk.

Eagle River, Wis, Aug 81. 1905
Board met at c.erk's Office, all mem
bers present. Meeting called to order
by Chairman radcliffe. Minutes OF
former meeting read and approved.
Upon motion the following bills were
allowed and Chairman and Clerk auth
orized TO draw orders for payment OF
same.
533 Radcliffe, Steinmetz and White,
extra work at ira....,.................&3 90
.534 James White. labor on
$50 John Zimpemann, board meet
inos and labor on sidewalk Up 90
$40 Walt Mepicle, labor on side
walk W
54l Mike Gilbertson, labor on high
way with team...........,.........,.....I6 co
542 VIM Murphy, Jr., LABOR on
hipbwav. 70
SAB Max Ewald. labor on highway..2 II
Upon motion Board adjourned,
Frank Beardsley, Town Clerk
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-09-04

536 J FL BOite, board meeting
and review work ........-.-.......G %
-537 w DNeville, treatment Mr.
w
538 W d Neville, treatment
Mrs Springsteen... OO
Upon motion the salary of the Hose
company, was raised from $40 90 per
month to S21 90 per month, and that
of Policeman and poundmaster COM
bined from $50 90 to 1853 90 per month.
Upon motion that part OF the side
walk contract with Amos Radcliffe re-
lating to construction of sidewalk on
Wan street was amended as follows:
The curling to be built by said Amos
Radcliffe on Wall street is to be built
by him to the thickness of six by eight
cen inches instead of four by eighteen
inches as called for in the original con-
tract The sidewalk on said Wall
street is to be built seven and one half
teet wide instead of eight feet as called
for in the original contract and the
town hereby agrees by its board Of
Supervisors to pay said Amos Rad
clitfe for the building Of said sidewalk
on Wall street as above specified, the
sum OF thirtY-eight cents per lineal
FOOT fol. the curbing apd the SUM Of
thirteen cents per square foot for the
Sidewalk so built.
Upon motion Board adjourned.
Frank Bear4sle, Town Clerk.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-09-04

F3CBsl-iS2 lrEF' -
Rocky Fa0untain Tea Nuggets
4 Busy Medicine for Busy People.
Brings Golden Health and Ka1ewed Figor,
A specific for CONSERVATION, In1izestion. live
and Kidney Troubles. Pi;E1ies EcTema2 impure
Blood Bad Breath, Slnggis! Bowels Headache
and Baclzache. It's Rocky MOUNTAIN Tea ia rae
let FORM 35 cents box. Genuine made by
HoLLlsTER DRUG COMPANY, Madison Wis.
GOLDEN NUGGETS FOR SALL0W PEOPLE
1rzr=s11-s-1Eaa1'
bunlilated by being shut out OF
Der room by her husband in the
presence Of a visitor and com
PEELED to break in the door to
obtain enterance, she fired the
fatal shot at herself.
This is the theory advanced by
one well bosted on the case and
is borne out by the conversation
between Mrs. waite and Miss.
ward as related by the former
on the witness stand. It also
agrees with the public estimation
of Mrs, walsh as a sensitive
waman, to proud to talk about
her affalrs with others.
After 5 O'Clock, when Mrs.
waite left the stand, adjourn
ment was taken until Saturday.
Another witness was DR.. Ed
ward Murphy, who arrived from
Milwaukee to locate in Crandon
only a day before the shooting.
lie threw no light upon the
question of responsibility. He
testified that the bullet passed
through the body from front to
back in a course which was q
little pward and outward.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-09-04

Whose Wife Was Mysteriously
Shot, Says Inquest is Prejudi-
ECal to His Interests.
From Milwaukee Journal:
BRANDON, Wis, Sept. q
Further proceedings in the Walsh
inquest were brought to sud
den stop this morning by the
service Of an injunction issued by
County Judge A. J. Griffin on the
affidavit of James A. Walsh, the
husband of Frances f. Walsh,
which sets forth that the inquest
was begun at his request and
that after Justice Riggs impanel-
ed the Jury he was informed by
the jury and justice that he
could not be present at the tax
ing of testimony; that one jury
mar, Walter L. Waite. is prejudi-
ced against him, as Waits wife,
Birdie Waite, appeared before the
jury as a witness, showed her
self hostile and malicious against
him: that he is informed and be
1ieves the jury is prejudiced for
the further reason that they
have discussed the matter with
numerous persons IN Crandon,
intimating they would find a
verdict which would work great
harm and damage to him; tx at
one John F. Hooper, attornev-at-
law, has beer closeted with
Justice Riggs on numerous occas-
ions and has discussed the testi-
rnehy fn manner prejudlclal to
him, and further has consulted
with tie cornoer's jury as a body
and with the jurymen Individual
" in way prejudiclal to his
rights; that inquest is of grave
Importance to him and nnless
evidence can bepassed on by an
impartial and an appropriated
jury it will work an irreparabie
injury to him and his best in
terests. He therefore asks by
injunction that the inquest be
adjourned until Srpt. IS.
A motion to discuss the in
junction will probably be made
by the s4ate before Judge Good
land, the circuit judge at Apple
ton, Sept. II. Mrs. Slattery,
mother of the dead woman arriv-
ed from Eagle River this morn
ing to be present at the inquest.
BRANDON, Wis, Sept. 2
!''Woman, can you tell me what
is the matter with that coupler
This was the question which
Mrs. w. L. Waite, wife Of the
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-09-04

II d1uOu lSS l1lI(O lHcAl w Ao'o ~ e'h -
the guest Of the Washes, asked
when she ran to the hotel for a
for a doctor on the night Of the
fatal shooting OF Mrs. Walsh.
Mrs. Waite, a slender, comely
woman of %, bright and intelli-
gent, gave clear and exact an
swers before the eoroner's jury
to questions which Asst. Atty.
Gen. Titus put to her and made
a great impression. Mrs. Waite
asked Miss Ward, when she ask
ed the question quoted, if Walsh
had been having trouble.
"They have been having
trouble all day." was the reply.
"I've never been treated in all
my life as l have been treated
here.
mot by Mrs, Walsh" said
Mrs. Waite
"No, but if I'd known what a
man he was, I'd never havecome
to this town intmy life. =
AS the witness gave this testi-
mony those in the courtroom
awaited in suspense her next
statement. She told of their
hesitation on the stairs after
getting a physician. Miss Ward
appealing to her, said: ''Will
you come up-won't you? |
will never go back into that
house alone"
Mr.. Walsh said: "Come in
here at once-I don't want to be
alone"
eve went up TO the BEDSIDE
and he knelt down by Mrs.
Walsh, kissed her and began
Shaping her on the shoulder.
told him not to do that He
replied it would restore circula-
ton. Then he called Frances,
Frances, wake up, and began to
walk up and down the room. |
asked him how it happened. He
replied, She did it herself.
Il asked Dr.. Murphy if there
was any hope. He said that SO
long as there was life there was
hope, but Mr.. Walsh said: There
can't be any hope.
"As l swept the clothes aside
to place hot application at her
feet, ] saw pistol lying at the
foot of the bed. At my request
the doctor picked it up and put
it in MS pocket.
Later Mr.. Walsh said, Ny
God, this is tie most terrible
thing ever heal Of
The witness closed her testi-
moDy with the statement that
Mrs. Walsh in semi-conscious
moments said: please save me,
@, Dear Lord; Please save me-"
and again. upon recognizing tt
witness and another lady friend
at the foot of the bed. stretched
out her arms with the appeal,
"You will help me; please help
me-"
The theory has been suggested
that Walsh, who is known to
have disliked society, had shown
his objections to the pres e1lce of
Miss Ward SO openly during the
day, when, as Miss ward toll
waite, they had been hauiag
trouble all day, that the guest
complained Of her position to
Mrs. walsh.
Later, outraged by the treat
ment OF the visitor and terribly !
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-09-04
THE OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS CT
The TOWN BOARD.
Eagle River, Wis, Aug. a. 10

Eagle River, Wis, Aug IA, 1905
Board met at the clerks Office, all
members present Meeting called to
order by Chairman Radcliffe. Min
utes of previous meeting read and ap-
proved. Upon motion the following
list of bills was allowed and the Chair
man and Clerk authorized to draw Of
ders for payment OF same.
5l8 David Foster, assisting
es-or................ .........,.......Sl6 20
5l9J Fl Bolte, board meeting and
highway sbDr....-........ -. ...........5 81
520 John limp .llntnn, looking
after poor........ 90
52l John Zimpelhaun. board
meetings and cleaning streets.....7 30
524 Amos Rldc!iffe. part side
walk ntract....................... .....469 D
3 Vim Murphy, labor on streer....3 7G
526 John Radcliffe, looking after
cemetery k..............,..............l2 90
527 Steve Bowker. labor on
cemetery. e.
52S Frank Dildine, labor on
cemetery. 90
529 VIM Radcliffe, labor on
highway with team...........-.......".2O co
$50 Mike Gilbertson, labor on
cemetery with team. 90
53l John Radcliffe, board meetings
and water ks..................."....12 90
532 VIM Dyer, digging ditch Three
lakes road to railroad. ...............25 CO
535 Eagle River Hose Co, fire at
Neville's barn. ....................3l so
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-09-04
First notice July 3
NOTICE For PJ
Department OF

Land once at WauSal
Notice is hereby given
named settler has fled ne
to make final proof in sup
that said proof Will be ma
of the Circuit Court at !
Sept. 9TH. 1905. viz; WilhC
River. Wisconsin. who .
try No. l0505, for the Lo;
N. II, II East.
He names the follown
his continuous residence
OF said land, viz; Math X
Conrad Wiegand ana Gel
Eagle River, Wisconsin.
john Y
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-09-04
Fau1slessly fashioned a
suits coats skirts
and other apparel fo~ women
at The lowest obtainablc prices
for high class merchandise

The ladies Of this vicinity who az particular as to
what they weag---and wLat they paY-w.l b
The daily Alaskan., 1905-06-15
MANY GtT IN
WhitehOrse Arrives With
 Passengers

Whitehorse, June l5-The White horse arrived this morning at o'clock with 62 passengers.
 Coming up stream, the Canadian passed TanJalus at D. m. yesterday and the Victorian passed there at . &, m. today. The Bonanza King left Daw- son at p. m. yesterday.
 The Columbian sailed for Dawson st 2:5O D. m. yesterday with 70 passen- gers, She towed the barge Sybil, On the boat and barge thers were l9O tons Of freight and 2SS head ot livestock.
 Going down, the Selsirk passed Eu- kon Crossing at a. ID. today and the CaSca passed Selkirk at sam.
 The Whitehorse win sail for Dawson tonight and the Dawson Saturday night The Canadian might sail late tomorrow night,
 The river is q inches above low va. ter.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-06-15
EDITORS V0TE
 FOR STATEHOOD

At the final session of the National Editorial Association held at Guthrie, Oklahoma resolutions were passed in favor of immediate statehood for Okla homa and Indian territory and declaring against the proposed general strike Of International Typographical Union for an eight-hour day with nine hours wages.
 The electionIof officers resulted in the following: Col. John Dymond, of New Orleans, president: John E. Junkin, of Sterling, Kan, first vice president; William A. Ashbrook, of Johnstown, C., correspoding secretary (re-electedl; J. w. Cockrum, Oakland, City, Tod |, recording secretary (re-electede J. Irwin Steel Ashlan, Pa, treasurer.
 Indianapolis, Ind was chosen unSni- mously as the next place Of meeting in 1906.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-06-15
GOING UP
WhitehOrse Will Be Rebuilt
 at 0Ic'

The work of rebuilding Whitehorse has begun. Many small buildings and some large ones are already under way, and it is said nearly all of the large Store aud hotel buildings will be re- built.
 Work will begin on the WinSor at oOee, and it is sad it will be a better building than ever. The Whitney X PedlAr store will be replaced with one that will fully equal the old. Jack West will build larger and better Commercial hotel, and another Van eouver ho;el will 90 up on the site of the old one.
 The depression that followed the de- strOction of the town last month has disappeared entirely, according to those who have recently come from White horse, and feeling of optimism again Pervsdes the place.