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The newspaper., 1906-07-06
Budded Apple Trees for Spring of 1907.

Among other stock, | am ad
vised by my Nursery Co. to sell
a limited quantity of budded
apples, in all the leading sorts.
These budded trees are one year
old whips, to 5 feet high, on
two year old roots. Considered
the highest grade tree known to
nursery men.
Any one desiring to place their
order for some of this fine stock
before it is all gone, or before | can
get around to you, can leave your
order with Nelson Bros. of Paonia
Also leave orders there for the
finest grade of Elberta peach trees
ever seen, guaranteed to be abso-
lutely free from Borers and all
kinds of root knots, at a lower
price than any other firm offer.
Pears and cherry stock just as
fine, just as clean and Just as
cheap as the peach trees.
Also a large amount of home
grown apples, one year old from
gratis. Remember the budded
apple is limited and will soon be
sold. Order at once.
A. w. CARR,
Delta, Colo.
The newspaper., 1906-07-06
Notice to Water Users.

All users of city water will take
notice that under the ordl-
nance the user of water for
sprinkling is limited to the hours
of six to eight, morning and even
ing. Breaking this rule will re-
suit in having your water Shut off.
The rule will be rigidly enforced
from this time on and you will
save trouble and expense by
strictly complying with the law.
b. X. BRoss, Marshal.
The newspaper., 1906-07-06
Strayed or Stolen

From the Wilcox ranch seven
miles above town, one bay geld.
ing, weight about 1000 pounds,
star IN forehead, branded II n
on right side neck under name,
shod when lost. Inform this OF
fee and receive reward.
The newspaper., 1906-07-06
All Kinds of Harness.

We can give you the best hand
made harness that money will
buy, or we can sell you machine
made harness at machine made
prices. Our Boston Team har-
ness will compete with anybody's.
CRADLE & GRASsE.
The newspaper., 1906-07-06
Continued from page l.
of 81, 700 in bonds; bids to be re
ceived by July 18th, 1906.

of 81, 700 in bonds; bids to be re
ceived by July 18th, 1906.
The contract with w. F. Conlne
for sprinkling the streets was read
and referred to the street and
allev committee for their approval.
The auditing committee au-
dited all the bills, whereupon the
same were presented to the coun-
Gil and all voting "aye," the same
were allowed, and the clerk in
structed to draw warrants on
the proper funds, to-wit:-
NJ. T. Stratton For city work 5 1910
B. NJ. Gates Work on streets. 500
Ind. Lumber Co. Lumber. l12.63
G. w. Vanholt Lettering fire
dept. buckets, etc............ LOO
Cradle & Grasse Fire dept.
supplies ies........................... 1926
]. H. Williamson Work on
streets. 1925
BERT Camp TAPS, etc. 67.92
NJ. J. Smith Work on cross
ings .................,.. 7.774
C. T. Rawalt Printing Elec-
trio lgt. bond ord, ETC.. 22.SO
Ralph Brown Painting tool
house ................. 17.25
II. E. Clark Labor on store
house .............................. ALSO
S. Dixon Rebate on water
lSt. or. .........................''. Z.-o
G. w. Fry Rebate on water
Coates prop.................... 3.O0
WI Conine w ork on streets 400
Council then adjourned.
c. c. HAWKINS, Clerk.
CHARLES ZAUN, Mayor.
The newspaper., 1906-07-06
Loans Wanted.

A few good loans wanted on
ranches, improved town property,
ditch stock or collateral notes.
c. c. HAWKINS.
The newspaper., 1906-07-06

For SALE-A fine heifer COM
ing fresh. Inquire at this office.
The newspaper., 1906-07-06

Old papers for sale at this Office
% cents per hundred.
The newspaper., 1906-07-06

Burro to Rent. Apply to
LEE FREDERICK
The newspaper., 1906-07-06

The Electric Lamps that [ sell are
the Best and will last Longer than
other makes. Same price as others.
Try some and be convinced.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-09-11
-HDICTO
IN Ia cagfR DR BIHRlfe
Dbl BlSfSlse JUDICIAL DE HUkACAa. RE.
Essades Unidos de America.
Eel Presidente ss.
do los -Estados Unidos.
EX-PARTN,
valentin Lebr6n Hernsadss
SOBRE DOMINO DE UNA FINCA RUSTICA

(
PoR CUANTo Valentfn Lebron Her
| nzndez, ha promovido. ante esta Corte
I'm expediente solicitando Sc declare
el dominic que tiene sobre las si-
guientes fincas
"Rdstica, compuesta de S cuer-
das de .terrenos, equivalenteS 81
hectareas, ~ a1eas y II centiareas,
Sitas en- Ell barrio de "Montones", de
las Piedras, pertenecientes hoy 4
Humacao; colindantes por el Norte
icon terrenos de doa Juan Was Ocho-
teco; por ell Sur. Este y parte del
OeSte, con don Francisco Porrata; V
por ell Oeste, tambien con la Succession
de don Francisco Gomez
"Rdstica, predio compuesto de s,
cuerdas SO ccntavos eqvivalentes 4
"a hectareas, 95 areas y SO centiareas
sta en- el barrio dc "Montones", de
las Piedras, pertenecienteS hoy 4
Humacao, colindante por Ell Norte
con terreuos de Julian Garcia Y Ri
cardo Marquez; por el Sur, con don
Francisco Porrata, antes don Jose
Jancr; por el Este, Succession de Mica
sio, digo, Editasio Marquez y por Ell
Oeste, con Candido Marquee.
La primera fnca la adquiri6 por
eompra dofia Teresa Gomez hace
mas de veintc amos, no soporta car
ga nj gravamenes tiene IN valor de
lQUINIENTOS DOLLARS.
La segunda la adquirio por compra
4 Manuel Lebron Hernandez don
Antonio Marquee, hace diez amos Y
tampoco soporta cargas nj gravame-
ines. teniendo un valor de OUINIEN -
TOS DOLLARS.
P0R TANTO Y habiGndo 0rdenado
el Honorable Charles +. Foote. Iuez
de csta Corte. que sc cite 4 los ante -
IterioreS dueiIos Y cite Sc publiquen
edictOs por tGrmino de sesenta dias,
que cmpezarln 4 contarse desde el
primero Ell que aparezca publicado
este edicto, por tres veces en- TN pc
riodlco de los dc mayor circulation
de San Juan dc Puerto Rico, citando-
Sc 4 las personas ignoradas que Sc
cream tener Sobre dicho irmueble al
gun dcrccho real todos aquelios
d qulencS pueda periud;c2r IA las-
cripcion de dominic solicitada para
que dentro de dicho termino formu-
len oposici6n previniendo todos que
pasado el miSmo V oida la rrueba
que ofrezcan los promoventes Sc re
lsolVcra s0brc la declaration dc do
mimic solicitada, parando todos los
pcriuicios dc Ley
EXtiendo cl presente bajo mi hrma
Y sello dc Ia Corte en- Humacao, a
tTcinta Y un dias del mes &c A9osto
del a1o mil novecientos seis.-En-
rique Rincdn, Secretary Distric
Court.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-09-11
Ell AMO DEL MAR

tcos, despuEs persuade de que tengo Ia obligation
de darles valor. que solo yo responsible de eos
Lo msmo me pasa con Y.
va Sc 10 die TN da, hubera deseado ell arbitro
de su destfno
Crefa haber encontrado buena soIuci6n,
honbre que tenfa condolences n1neiorabes que pare
cfa agradabe.
cuando V. prestaba e'Io pude senti
miento que possible.
-jPor quS2 interrumpi6 ella con voz grave.
--Pues, prr2eramente, porque ese hombre quere
comprender propios inereses nj los de v.
ahora resulta que ha desaparecido, segdn me han
dicho: es decir que renunca
-!Y V. que sabe?
-Moucheron ha recibido carte suya Suez
unas cuantas lfneas fechadas Khartoum esCritas
solanene para que las ensehen 10 habfa adivinado
Al principle reto que me lahzaba desde Ell te-
rreno donde respectvos utereses hubean po
dido mejor dcho, hubieran debido aarse; y despues
deca POGO mas 6 menos
"Estoy lleno de amino, dedcado por complete mi
empresa deio otros las imb9cile dstraccones que
he ado punto de olvidar mi deber aegrar6 de
ore encuenren gran placer siasnlo tan galante
con paas; no pienso disp1tacsela.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-09-11
472 VIzCONDE NJ. DE VOGUE

Los aSurtos me llamaban por otra parte pude do
minar mi paciencia; precise terminar de
Lo he abandonado todo he corrdo para decrle
La amo V. locamente mi mas ardiente deseo,
seria unir nuestras dos existencias
Por mucha que sea crueldad. V. sabr4 compren-
derme.
tQuiere usted ocupar en- la de Archibaldo Ro-
binson, Ell lugar que Mary ha dejado vacfo7
lCree V. que ag6n da podre reclinar mi cabeza
hombro
Creo sinceramente que serla del todo desagradable.
En- realidad, la smo v muchlsimo querida ami
ga, aque que casga las palabras fasas sabe que V.
es la 1nica quien he dicho ESQ
-iOh! ime encuentro mejor, ahora, mucho mejor!
Me convenia dece todas esas cosas.
Respr6, y aligerado va del peso que lie oprimia. la
miro ojos susvizaron; pero la dull
del nho quien mad, lie mega, espera 10 que
la pedido desea vvamente
Me considero. muy honrada. hasta conmovda
respondo Nine. Fianona tai soltura que ella msma
extrafaba interormente de ranquilidad:-pero
halagadora proposition no lega tempo es demasiado
tarde.
Cuaado reunio la casuali lad, 10 ba TN vivo
interes conf lencias senta ara IA haca
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-09-11
kAGNESTA AEREkDA ANTIBILI0sA
DE J. M. BLANCO

Con 81 uso desapar>ce el extrefii-
miento, indigestion, dolores de cabe-
IA, jaqueca, bills, acido del est6mago,
en- general todos los desarreglss pro-
ducidos por el est6mago & intestinos.
FarmaG Gctm Do RlHmee.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-09-11
Hotel Paris
GALE MENDEZ VIGO, Ne lAA
MAY @ u EZ

Situado este establecimiento en- el centre
dc la calls Mendex Vigo, con I'm jardin al
frente, es el que reuns maysres ventaj&s
Y comodidades para los seAores viajsrOs, y
el que cuenta con mejeres habitAcisnes frsS-
cas-, yentiladas, magul6cos baaos y duchAs.
@ ComidAa 6 todas hAxas -
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-07-20
What Caused the Noise.

< lady. having occasion to consult
friend. called AT her home. but was
unable at first to obtain admittance.
,iiIeous sounds suggesting the cater
@vauling of all the cats. accompanied
by what appeared TO be the trampling
of an elephant upon the keyboard of
piano issued from the house.
The matter being imperative. and
wishing at least to leave a message.
our friend redoubled her efforts al the
bell in the hope of ringing hard
enough to stop the clamor within.
Succeeding at last in her endeavor.
the din ceased abruptly and the door
was opened by trim German maid
The family. 1t appeared. was out. ant
the maid said:
"ven de cats away den plays de
mouse der piano" 49,.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-07-20

And the wife of Maurice Won i.ynar
was smiling very sweeiiy As sue weat.
but in her eyes lurkei mischief.
Conrad descended III. stair from tho
apart menIs OF the Duchess Joan. di-
vid.d between tn. certainty that his
lips had tasted the unuIterable joy and
III. fear lest his soul had sinnsd the
unpardonac.e sin.
a moment Joan steahied herself by
the window. with her hand To aes
breast as II To still the iiylrs pulses
of her heart. She took step forward
that she might look once NOR. upon
him era he went. but. changing her
purpose in the very act. she turned
about and found herself face to face
with III. Princess Margaret. who ~as
smiling sub.iy.
You have granted my reluesi-" she
said softly.
Joan commanded horself with aim.
Guilty.
What rrqussi-" shc asked. for sho
had forgotten.
THAT Maurice and should frst so
with you to KernKbers and afterwards
To PIasscnbuTs."
Il cannot co." Joan muFmufcd. think
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-07-20

Ing aloud. i cannot ride to kcrns'
berg and leave him In the front al
dnn.cr."
"a man must not bc hampcrcd by
affection In the hour of dangcr:"
DO you know said Joan. that
Prince Ivan and his MuEcoyitcs are
wI.hin a days march Of courtland. aud
that Prince Conrad has already gone
forth TO meet thcm?"
"Whai?" cried Margaret. within n
days march of the city? must 20
and ind my husband
Walt" said Joan. II acc my way.
Your husband shall come hi,hcr."
She went to the door and clappcd
her hands. send hither instantly
Werner Won Orscln. Alt Pikkcr and the
Count Won Locn.''
She waited with the latch Of the
door In her hand Till she heard their
footsteps upon the stair. They en-
tered together nn' salutcd.
Gentlemen" said Joan. tho enemy
IL at the gate Of the city. We shall
need every man. Who will ride to
KcrnsbcrG and bring back succor"''
Your highncss." said Werner Won
Orscln. respectfully. III the enemy be
so near. and battle imminent. the
man Is no soldier who would willingly
he absent. But we are your servants.
Choose you one to 20: or. II II seem
good to you. more than one. Bid us
go and on our heads II shall br to
escort you safely to Kcrnsbcrg and
bring back rcinforcemcnts"
The Princess came closer to Joan
and slipped n hand into hers.
Won I.ynar shall go" said Joan.
Whereat Maurice held Gown his
head. Margaret clapDed her hands. and
the other two stood stolidly awaiting
instructions. as became their position.
AT what hour shall | depart. my
LADY," said Maurice.
Now. So soon as you can get the
horses ready"
But your Grace must have time to
make her preparations"
Il am not going to kernsbcrg. I
stay here" said Joan. stating a fact.
Werner Won Orseln was just going
out of the door. cunfiding 10 Alt Pikker
that us soon as he saw the Princess
pul her hand in their lady's he knew
they were safe. At the sound of Ioan's
words he was startled into crying ou.
loudly. WHAT" At the same time ht,
face which he wore when he corrected
an irrcgularity in the ranks.
(To be contirued)
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-07-20

probable
y
II
her
n
will be Washington Miss Cecilia May
Reginald
Is. n
than
In
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-07-20
CHAPTER xxx.

The Broken Bond.
Above, in the dusky light of tho up
Der hall, Conrad and Joan stood hold.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-07-20

| s'NVb SN N"F-SSpkshese.
-itow could he" demanded Joan.
the soldiers daughter. sharply. "he
was on duty"
Well" answered Margaret. still re-
ssnfaii and uneonsol.,d. he would not
have done that beior. ~e were mar
fiei. And IL In only III. firsi day ~e
have been together. too. since
since"
And she buried her head in her keF-
chief.
Then came knocking at the door.
Enter" cried Joan lmpcriously. yet
not a little glad of the interruption.
Werner Von OIKcin stood In the pof'
tat My lady" he said. will you bid
Tho coun, yoa i.ocn icay. his work
aud take some rest and susicnanec.
lie thinks of no,hins bu, his drill"
"Oh. yes. he DOES cried the Pgln'
co.'s Margaret: how dare you say Il.
fsii,S- lie thinks of me: Why. even
noS-"
Sh. looked once more out OF the
window. a smile upon her face. In
staatly III. drew In her head again
aud spTans to her feet.
''Oh. he iS gone. cannot see him
anywh-r-." sh. cried. and never 80
mn.h A. heard them so: Joan. am
gning to End him. He should notshaSc
gore away withou, bidding me good
bye II was cruel"
she flashed out Of the room. and
without waiting for ;Irins maid or COW
crtur-. she ran downstairs. dressed as
she was In her light summer attire.
Il Lii fa.FatHl lfNa .
after her with eyes In which flashed n
tender light. Werner yon OrHcin
smiled broaiiy-thc dry smile of an
sncIcn; war captain who puts no
bounds to the yaEarlcr OF women. II
wnJ an experienced smile.
"'Tis well for k-rnshcTE. my lady"
taii Werner rrimly. "tha; you are no,
tac Princess Margaret
"And why-" said loan little
haughiiiy. For sh" dld no, Hike Con
tnd's sister to he treated lightly even
By her chief captain.
"Ah. love. love-" said Werner. nod.
dfng his head scn,.ntiously. II, IL
well that ever trained you up-io care
Tor none Of these things. Teach maid
10 fence. and her honor needs no cham.
slNt s'h
keep her from making n fool of her.
self about the first man who crosses
her path Strengthen her wrist. teach
her to iungc and parry. and you
strengthen her head. But you do
rrcdi; to your Instructor. You have
hever troubled about the folllcs Of
love. Therefore arc yc Joan OF the
Sword Hand'"
Joan sighed another sigh. very soft.
ly this time. and her eyes. being turned
away from Won Orscln. were sof, and
lndchnitcly hazys
Yes" she answered. Il am Joan of
The Sword Hand and | never think of
these things
Won Orseln saluic1. with n face eN.
rressionlsss AS n stone. He marched
10 the door. turned third time and
talutcd and with heavy footsteps dc.
sccnded the stairs.
At the outer door Prince Conrad was
ltismoun,ing. The two men salutcd
each other.
"ls the Duchess Joan Within said
Conrad. conceaiinc his eagerness un-
der the hau,eur natural TO prince
II have Just left her." answered the
chief captain.
Without a word Conrad sprars up
the steps three at time. Werner
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-07-20
JOAN 2Hh 1H SWORD HAND
~ SRCROCtETT.A .AM<oc AZ Mekxak,cco
CHAPTER xxvliI.-con,inved.

tCop,EishI I,s,. isOs. ~ u, cIoeksiIl
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-07-20
. FEW WORDS ABOUT THE NEXT ROOSEVELT DEBUT

While the presidents daughter Alice Is say.
Ing nice things To the royalty Of Europe and
hearing some nice things In rciurn-moSt OF
them. Of course. about her fathcr-Mr Roosevelt
l. about tn assume the responsibilities of another
dcbutantc In the family and other matrimonial
anticipattonK
OF course Miss Ethel IL too young to bc
talked about bride. but she In not too young
10 bc talked about nR dcbutantc. though she
IL younger than dcbutantcs usually Miss
Ethel is likely To be the bright particular dcbu
iRntc In Washington early next wintcr. and then
the gossips and match makers may get to work
Miss Ethel. who Ia the daughter OF tho pres.
cnt Mrs. Roosevelt. 10 greatly different from her
famous sister Alice. She has "a vivac!ty Of her
own. hut sh. Is without the remarkable energy
nnl animation of MrY olr ly
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-07-20
Gossip from New York.
Oyster Bay I Roosevelt Relaxe!appy Boy. But Needs
Guard Keep Out nruderTwo Miss EthelsThe City Preaehes
off for Badly Needed Rest Gives Countyman ChaneeOeean
Crossing May Be Popular in True Sense

NEW YoRK.-Thc pr.sidcnt's return Il
Oyster Hay has been accomplished without er
traordinary sensation. In many RESPECTS tht
transition Ii remarkable. Certainly the contrast
IL rcma arkabl.. Theodore Roosevelt Is as much
the president at Oyster iiay as he was mt Wash
in-ton, but nevertheless h. passes from hn Inn
posing homc---I paiar. II would bc chil.: al
one of tho older seats OF soy.rnmcnt-to verJ
moi.st one. The presidency follows IN" man
bu, for tn. months h.. Is nj Oyster Hay the prsst
dolt To IA extent un.xnmpict .isswhcr" In the
" rid combines tho dsniti.s of Office with th4
privileges of u pTiyai" person.
Al Oyster lay Mr.. ROoscycit r.iaxcs. lie
II not accused of bcins very formal nt III, White
House. but ut Oyster Hay Il. Is less 80 AZ hi
simple country home he dors pretty much AZ
he picahss-walks. hunts. fishes. s~ims chop
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-07-20

another Ethel the other day-Miss
Ethel Croker. daughter OF the old Tammany
chief who has Just come from England with
her mother and her brother Howard. The
Croker group that came over on the big Amer.
ika" had been visiting the old chicftain at Want.
age. England.
Ethel Croker Is n thin. ambitiously dressed.
carefully toilctted girl with supcrcilous look.
She came on the steamer with her pet dogs and
gave much attention TO her back hair and her
veil
could not help thinking how different her
social prospects might be II her father were
still owner of New York say different without
meaning better for the Crokcrs are surely very
confoi tdbly situated as to those elements upon
founded.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-07-20

This is the time of year when the society
oarn ngra pher declares that everybody has left
,own-a cheerful irony when comes to look
,vcr the four millions who really here
1t is to be admitted. however. that the peo
Die in the rubbcr-neCk wagons really do see
,ood many boarded-up windows. Also the sum-
ner visitor finds other definite Indications of the
TACT that New York Is in the midst OF its hot
season. Particularly will he find this true
1 Sunday.
And yet the fashionable churches not
ali shut. 1t Is the fashion for the preachers to
20 away about the Fourth of July. but 1t is also
he fashion for them to fill their pulpits with
esser talent And so many country preacher
$ getting his long-covetcd chance to preach in
he metropolis.
On many church portal Is notice like
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-07-20

n,ccaa In u rough and ready
him with auoErnph albums and Win
mpot" Win
would neigh
him assistant
H"hosaph"r'
general
Is 'h' crank anu
u At. ava
As he In these first days of hi'
4 cnuou yacal
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-07-20

being tutorcd
Princeton fall He is an uiy look ing @
tremendous
probable
OF
in h
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-07-20

Wlson
The In
Of
n
The a
to
If
OWEN LANGDO%.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-07-20

turned about and watched the young
mans firm, 1.-the figure till it had dis
appeared.
Faith of Saint Anthony" he muir
Injured. 81 am right glad our lady cares
not for love. II she did, and II y.u
had not been priest-well, there
might have been trouble"
The daily Alaskan., 1906-05-05
YOUR EYES
SkagWay'S Pioneer Jeweler
 Has Scientific Optician

R. E, Kirmse, a scietifc optician graduated by one of the best schools in America, is now connectedIwith our store and is prepared to examine and test your eyes and fit them with glasses ground for that purpose. We have the very latest equipment and the largest stock of glasses ever brought to Skag- way and are prepared for this line as no honse has ever been in Skagway before.
 Our immense stock of jewely, cut glass, silverware, etc., etc., is still go- ing, and at the.serYice of our patrons,
 H. D. Kirmse,
 Pioneer JeWeler,
The daily Alaskan., 1906-05-05
IN TOLLS Juneauite Arrested Here
 For EmbeZzlement

James Mckinney, for several years prominet citizen of Juneau where he has been engaged in the dauce-hall and variety theatre business with Col. Vim was arrested at the Dewey hotel last night at 8 o'clock by Deputy Marshal H. R. Simpson, on a warrant telegraph from Juneau, charging him with em' bezz!ement. Mckinney left Juneau in company with Lottie Fox, young girl who has been employed in his dance hall at Juneau. Mckinney and the girl were together when the former va arrested in his room. They had re- tired.
 Mckinney is accused of taking money from his partner. He protests This in- nocence. He says he left Juneau when intoxicated, that he had DO idea of leaving the city and meant to return at once. He spent the night in the federal jail.
 Deputy Marshal Simpson took Met Kinney to Juneau on the City of Seat tie, Lottie Fox is in this and may go to Conrad.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-05-05
ADNSVND0V09oVVVVVVVvVVVVVN
 PERSONAL MENTION

eV4s9ASsSS~~e~@vS,s oSS @e~@0
 Col. and Mrs. Woodbury, Mrs. Capt. Jackson and Capt, and Mrs. Watson were in Skagway from Fort William H. Seward today.
 Capt. Barker was in Skagway yester- day, arriving on the Dolphin, from Fort William H. Seward.
 O. T. Switzer, the Atlin hydraulic man. arrived ou the City of Seattle and left for the interior this morning.
 W. B. Jacklin, an engineer for the Pacific Cold Storge Company, arrived on the Dolphin yesterday.
 L E. Buell., representing a Seattle wholesale house, arrived on the Dol phin yesterday.
 W. c. Leake, of Dawson, arrived on the Dolphin on his way to the interior.
 Judge Cortes Ford and his daughter, Miss Stella, arrived from Haines today.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-05-05
PRIEST COMMITS
 MURDER AND SUICIDE

Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.l
 Madrid, Spain, May 5.-While a Jesuit priest named Morales was con. ducting high mass at the altar of the cathedral at San Domingo, another priest named Martinez drew a revolver from his robe and shot him dead. Martinez then committed suicide,
The daily Alaskan., 1906-05-05
Co CRAZY
Naked DOukhObOrs Roaming
 Country for Messiah

Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan
 Victoria, May 5.-The mounted po- lice are unable to compel the Doukho- bors to return to their reservation. Hundreds of them naked and crazed over religion, are roaming about seek ing their Messiah. Many women are i'll of the cold. The DOukhoborS are scattering and fighting against being captured
The daily Alaskan., 1906-05-05
NEED FIXING
WiCkersham Urges Repairs
 For Alaskan JailS

Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan
 Washington, May 5.-At the request of the department of justice, Judge Wickersham went before the sub-com' mittee of the house having the matter in charge this morning and urged ap- propriations for repairing Alaskan lails, He said that there should be slO,OOC appropriated for new jail at Fair. banks, slO,OOO for repairs to the jail al Nome, and 5000 for repairs of the jail at Valdez.