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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-30
D|VERSAS AOT|C|AS
Gran entusiasmo unioni. ia
en- Rip Grande. Las casas
quemadas en- Bsyam6n.
NUEVA CARRETtRA
Movimiento huelguista en- los
pueblos de Barceloneta y
Arecibo. .-Registro Civil.

Nos informan dc Rio Graude,
que extste allf mucho entusiasmo entire
el elemento de n estro psrlido, para
las pr6ximss inscripciones. Sc tiene
por seguro, que los unie nlstas triun.
fArkn sllf en- las elscciones de eate flo
por una mayorfa abrumadora.
-SsgLa /. formes, el Ayuttamisn-
to de Bsysm6n ha acordado construir
modestamsnse igual imero de cssas
como fueron desiruidas por el ineen.
dio allf ocurrldo, & fn do donarlas &
los perjudicados en- dichA cat&strc fe.
Con 10 nusvs csrretera que 90
construir& de Cats 10 & Rio Piedss y
el servicio do lar chas psrs psssieros
entire squel poblado y San Juan, 20
un hecho que Cats flo tomar& notable
impulse, llegando 4 convsrtirae on
UNA rica 8 importsnte poblaci6n.
Sc han inacrito en- el Registro
Civil los nsclmientos do Lsoncia Ro
sario Andrane, Josefa HuertAs y Jo-
sefa Nieves y Flore'; y las defuncio'
mes dc Dolores Robe, Isabel O. Bel
grado y G,egorio Ortega Diaz
-Cresse que el movimiento, dc
huelga iniclado on las centrales azu
careras de Barcelot eta y Arecibo,
estimulsran & ctras huelgss en- sl Este
y Sur do 10 Isla.
Sc encuentra en- San Juan el
ioven professor de Ric Grande don
Manusl Bsnitsz Flores, quien visit6
hoy al s, cretario de Puerto Rico, con
el fin de hacerle conoCer las bases do
10 sTsaeh,t'A Cooperative Assocla-
tiors (Soeiedad Cooperative de Macs.
tros) de . cual es inieiador.) Estas
bases 90 dAran & conocsr al msglste-
rio tan pronto sean aprobadas.
Han sido ya terminados y entire
gsd0s los senores Flnlay Brotherl
do Sen Juan, por sl contratista dor
Luis Rubio los disz Kilometres do VI.
aneha para fsrrccarril, comprendidol
entire la central sCarmsns de Vega alt.
y ~ fusa dsnomina la <San Antonio,
on 10 jurisdiction del Dorado. FAltal
por tsrminar 2 Kilometres 800 metro
para empalmAr con el fsrrocarril q,
10 sAmsrican Railroad Company i,
IQuedAr establecido el transporta d.
paasjsros entire las dos exprssada
pohlaciones.
| Ell IA dc Mayo prfxlmo 90 YER
en- sl Tribunal Supreme dc Washing
ton la apelaci6n del REQ Francisc
Dones.
Eel attorney general Mr.. Feuillt
recibi6 del 6scsl general do los Eats
dos Unidos el report de las aleg gaciI
mes on 10 eauaa de Donss.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-30
.Or Gable
PARA LA DEMOCRAC|A"
Los turcoS en- el Arish

El Cairo, Abrl 0.-Los turcos han apoderado del
territoro de El Ash que consdera petenecente al
Egipto Ha egado ALI un barco de guerra ingles Sc
ha vsto obreros sodaaos turcos emovendo los puntos
que marcan las neas ronterzas para trasladaro sos
distintos E goberno ngles pide al Kedve inormes
bre acto Sc cree que utmatum presentara
mana exgiendo al sultan reparactn Immediate La prensa
de Londres da gran importancia este hecho comentan
doo en- tonos alarm.n'es
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-30
Por los pobres de Napoles

Napoes Abril 3O.-Los reyes de Inglaterra Eduardo
Alexandria en- la acuadad Napoes donde fueron con
e fin de practcar ascencon al Vesubo vercada esa
e sabado sin nngdu contratiempo desagradabe, han
suscrto con 1000 dollars para los pobres de aquea cu
dad Los prncpaes daros de prensa publican las foto
graas de estos sobeanos los que acompaan tourstas
dstingudos Un perodco socalsta de Napoes crtca la
exguedad del rego donavo diciendo que tan ego
dada la categora de los donantes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-30
NOTA NECROlOG|cA

En- este momento que son las dieE
de le mafiana AeabA de txhAlar 81
dltimo suspiro la que siemprs fue bon.
dAdoaa amiga, Nonserrats Santana
Mater, hermana de PaquiGa y de Ar
turo SsntanA Mater que hoy 10 o. cuen
tra siguisndo essudios en- una dc les
UnIverIidades de los EstAdos Uni.
dos.
Victima do una lenta OF farmedAd
hsia 81 sepulcro, rodeads de 81 fami
lia y de sus numerosos amigos qu'
tapto 10 quelfan.
Spfrida J resignada con 81 nuer
10, gpArdabA en- el fondo de 81 coraz6I
IN tesoro de virtudes, J de tsrne
Els.
Lkmsnttmos de verAS II Ierars
ei6n de nutssra guerilla amigo, , or
viAmos 4 Iu descc psolAdA tsmilia
txpTeSion mas SIt cera de nusa tr
coz doleneia,
C0RREsPoNsA1
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-30
N arlt Morales.

te ce'ebrarGn m eiirHs en las plaza
sSsr JOSEF, GCUl6rs, sSAn FraLailccA
y SPSlctI iCty1. RecCfferG las ealles
de a c.udad pps grsp msn.fests ci6p,
Per ser muy tIienso ell Lro.
grtna central de estaS testsr, ru 10
insersamoa inttgro.
Los hoprados hiios del trabs 10
COMMEMORATIVE sl ola 10 de Ne 20 ca
San Juan, Do msrsra Ell mls J coo
GesoI Do su'tura ILRleetuNL
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-30
El periodico "Strana" denunciado

San Petersburgo Abri 3O.-Ha sdo denunciado por
las autorldades e impcrtante per6dco <Srsna,S
dactor Maxine KWaesl, por publican rtcuo vloento
del escror Georgia Bo evadze exctando los anmos feme
nnos tomar represaas por los ultraes que inrera t
mamente las mueres de Georgia la soldadesca al
msmo tempo que los retraos de las revouconaas Vera
Zassouvech herdora de Trepo padre 1858 yla oven
de II Sperdinow, asesina Tambof Jee la Poll
cia Secreta, suceso muy reciente este utmo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-30
FL t De MAYO

Hms le,ibi g al pr CANA ie
los diverscs lnIereit pteS tchS ceu
que Ia Fedtrt ci6n Llbre de San Juan
ce,eorark ls hiIt6rics feths del - de
Mayo or un lado eoptens dicho
pre- q ANA un extsDso & iluStrsdo trA
bsjo hist6rieo Gel lsodtr con Santa
90 IgleIiss.
En- 10 noehe de ese dia tendrS
lugar upA Tslada litsrAria en- 81 Pal
que sR{ ripQusRs, J duvapta 81 mllms
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-30

oso, deIde el pie del GrboI ls miraba
con oios de rencor y parecia dispues
to & tomar terrible vsrgApEI.
lay de mil -exclI m aba sl HON
bre. IQIe necesidad tenfa 20 de mo
lestar & eSe pobre animal que no me
hA hetho nsdIG 6Por que b, lido q
perIeguirls J & Qusrer matsrls cuau
do en- NADIA me habfa ofGndido? Jurc
{ DIos que nunca ma, cazare... sine
palomAs y codornicss,
HordejG -EstA tibula enE d. gu,
sl hombre % un aer priviIeQiado y
prop6IItO para somiaiIkar iuaticis,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-30
Los anarquistas y la polcla

Paris Abrll 30,--La polca esta hacienda, por orden
del rrocurador General de Rapdblca, visitas domcia
gan fomentan e movmiento revoucionaro Courrere
Lyon Faris, Burdeos Marsela cas todas las cudade
abrles de Franca donde tenen grandes fuerzas
quismo. Los per6dcos radcales sociaistas protesan
rigurosamenev ca6can acos de volac6n eonstitu
cona acusando al gabnee de reacconar hacia Ia
nuia
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-30
DESDE UTUADO
Rectificando una noticia.
Confersncias Escolares,
D. Pedro r. CoIlazo.
PARA CUBA
PARA CUBA
Buenas condolences santa.
rias. - xLa Campanas.
l<Arriba Ia bandera.~

No 90 cierta ID noticis de que
sl inspector de escuelas 90 le hsyan
formulado eargos por concepto slgu
no. Las sscuslas fderon elausuradAs
durants 10 par de dfss, por indica.
clones del inspector, eon el flo de hs.
Ger a'gunas reparaeiones en- las 10.
trlnas. Han vuelto & resnudsrse los
tareas escolares y TODD msrchs Con
buen ordsu y rgalaridsd.
-Jam&s habfamos presencisdo en-
esta poblaei6n cor fsrerctas escola-
res tan ssplesdidzs y eoneurridsa co.
mo les veri6cadss sl Is del actual.
En- el Rmplio salon dc Ia escusla
sHoitoas as'ebrdse el seso, que fuk
presidido por 10 Jants e.eolar.
Pronunciaron discursos slusivos
6 10 instruction los s.flores, de Jesds
Lopez, Colon, Zusxsga y el Comisio'
nAdo Ar FAlkasr, qus lego un traba
j, sslecto y concsptuoso L. banda
dc md sisa ameniz5 10 velada.
Han sido squf muy aplaudidos
la limos arlfcu'os de la DEMocRA'
cIA sLa Campatlas y 81 Arriba 10 ban
derAl,
-Hs embarcado para Ia isla de
Cuba nuestro distinguido amigo don
Pedro Rivera Collszo, conuoteda
personalidad entire las hue stss unio-
nista dc es,a poblaci6n.
El sefior Rivera fu6 elsgido por
sufesglo alcalds, y en- 10 actualidad
dssempeffaba 10 SecretsrfA de 10 Jun.
ta esoolar. Es I'm comp atriota de
gcaudes ensrgfas y firmss conviccio.
mes y on aquellos tiempos aeiagos de
prevenciones : suspicaoiai, suando
muehos hombres, erigiios hoy on
slsa1sfas do psrtidos, perma necisr
entonces mudos & inscti vos, temisndc
{ las iras del Ioisr guhsrnamenta'
On sQuells 6poea sl ssiior Rivera Co
liaso llevaca srguida "a feents do pa
triota honrado, y proolAmaba , Dc
fsndfa bI2srramsnts 10 csuss reden
tora do su psis.
HOy sl amigo luchsdor abandon,
% patria pare buscar 90 terra extra
na IN porvsnir que no pudo conseguil
o. 10 auya, no obstante sus reconcci.
dss sptitadss do honradez. eompeten
eia y laboriosidad.
Que yea el busa amigo convert
dss Ga reAlidad sus lsgis mas aspira
oiones, y que pronso volvamos & TO
merle entire nosoiros comp artisnd,
las amarguras de una lucha tsnsx
persiatente en- pro dc nuestros dere
chos , libertades.
-El Inspector de SanidAd salt
satisfecho de 10 buenas condicione
sanitarias dc eta poblAci6n. Encor
tr6 todAs Las GALES limpias y arr,
gladas, 10 cue demuestra una busp
8ahAu1sRSeiou muu otpkI.
-Hemos lefdo en- cierto period
60 notlsiAs ef 'csis.As, Anur c Ando d
sidsncias y Col f ctos politict entl
IL sgrupsci6n uuionista de e.ts loo,
hdad. Y no hsy tAl cosA. Some
patriotss ants ,odo, Desds luego q,
hahrA propag andas & favor de dete
minadas cAndidaturss, on 10 que co
Cisrns & algunos puestoa de 10 adm
nislraci6n local; pero una We dscid
dos estos cargos por oil voto de
msyotfa en- aconvsn Ion que celsbr
remos oportuasmsnts, todos unidos
etmpactos irvm,s & las urnas, euI
plisndo nuestro dsheres politicos, q
son 10 salvAgua ardia de los irteres
do la pAtriA.
CoRRESPoNSAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-30
Los revoltosos de Natal,

DURHAM Abril 30'-La sltuaci6n de Natal sgue adqul
rendo mportanca extendiendose Swas Island oros
Puntos odavia no amenazados Los coonos paci6cos
ren grandes peuos les consdera grave riesgo de
perder haciendas vdas In6nidad de esos pro-
del meor modo possible sentido de legi-
TINA defensa habendo ocurrdo va agunos cheques
prentos un n1lmerO de yictlmas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-30
Violacion de un Convenio,

Washington, Abril 3O.-N departamento de Estado
ha remitdo por telegrao Londres protesta 6rme
contra las autordaees de la coona ugesa de New Foun
land por habese apoderado estas de varos aros amer
canos que ransaban por aquel pals Fl hecho, que no
tene precedente consdera atentatoro al
anglo americana de 1915 en- que Sc daban garantias
toda Trranova los cudadanos procedenes de los Esta
dos Undos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-30
vsga Bsjs, Abril 2S. 1903

70 & osh1 millas por hoFa Etta sers
10 famosa Casa &c Top0r de julio
VeFre.
Todo IS o, 81 Neptune 10 permits
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1906-06-08
EXPERIENCE TAUGHT THEM.
Wagner People Organize a Fire De-
partment

Wagner People Organize a Fire De-
partment.
AS the result Of a recent fire at
Wagner which was extinguished only
after energetic efforts on the part OF
the business section, number of the
local young men have perfected the
organization OF a volunteer fire de-
partment A committee was ap-
pointed to purchase the necessary fire.
fighting apparatus and another COM
mittee was empowered to secure a
site for an engine house and arrange
for the construction Of the building.
This will be located at a central point
so when fire breaks out in any part
Of town they can easily be reached.
Among the equipment to be pur-
chased will be a fire bell, with which
to give alarms. When the apparatus
Is received Wagner will be we'll pro-
vided against fire. The volunteer fire
department will speedily become one
of the most efficient in this part of
the state.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1906-06-08
BOY SHOOTS HIMSELF.
His Brother, Who Fled Terror StrIck.
en-, Returns and Explains.

His Brother, Who Fled Terror StrIc<-
en-, Returns and Explains.
The mystery surrounding the death
Of a two-year-old son of Edward An
derson OF Webster. who was found
dead near his fathers barn with q
bullet hole In his head, has been
solved, and there no longer 10 any
doubt that he was killed as the result
Of an accident instead Of having been
shot and killed by his twelve-year-old
brother, as was at first supposed.
The disappearance Of the older boy
Immediately following the shooting
and killing Of the child was taken to
mean that possibly as the result OF an
accident the older boy had shot and
killed his little brother. The missing
boy has been found, and he says that
he had gone into the barn with his
twenty-five caliber rife. and, after
firing few shots at mark, stood
the weapon against the outside OF the
building while he went into a shed
In search OF stick.
His younger brother had accompa-
MED him, and while Alexander was In
the shed the little fellow took hold
OF the rifle, which was discharged, the
bullet striking him In the forehead
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1906-06-08
NOT PROMOTED; ENDS HIS LIFE
Dennis Sick and Disappointed Because Expected Promotion
Did Not Matcrialize, Shoots Himself

G.. G. Dennis, general agent OF the
Chicago & Northwestern railway in
Deadwood, killed himself by the dis
charge Of twenty-five caliber rife.
He had been depressed for several
days, and was unusually nervous all
the morning. His wife left him to go
up stairs, and when she returned he
was missing. She found him in the
cellar, dead.
He was forty-three years of age, and
was born in Clinton, Iowa. He came
to Deadwood in 1898 from Omaha,
where he had been station baggageg-
master for the Northwestern. He sue
ceeded G. w. Harmon when he en-
tered upon his duties as division SUI
perintendent Of the road.
In 1889 Mr. Dennis married Miss
Carry Willis of Blair, Neb He is sur
vived by a widow and two children.
He recently had been disappointed
by failure to secure two promotions
for which he applied. This, In con-
nection with chronic stomach trouble,
from which he has been sufferer
for several years, Is believed to have
been the principal cause Of his sui
eide. He was a man Of good habits,
a Mason and member of the A O..
u W.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1906-06-08
MURDO, NEW TOWN FOUR WEEKS OLD|
Has Two Banks Three Papers and Forty Business nousesCy
Of Tents and Shacks Rises the Milwaukee Roads
Extension From Chamberlain.

drainage. Water can be procured at
reasonable depth, and there is every
reason to believe that the Milwaukee
road expects to make Murdo the divis-
ion point west Of the Missouri river.
This Is one Of the reasons that the
town is growing at such rate. and
the reason that lumber has been
hauled from Presho, forty miles away,
in order to be ready when the road
makes this it's stopping place.
There is much speculation as to
whether the road will go to Rapid City
this fall, and those who are In position
to know declare that 1t will be impoS-
sible for it to make the speed prom
ised. because for fifty miles between
here and the Bad Lands there has not
been a mile graded, and the line goes
through heavy grade district, max
ing 1t practically impossible to build
it rapidly.
Living In Tents.
There are all sorts Of people here,
and all sorts of business. Men are
mere Win Jn6lr IdmllleS III IeuLS. AHu
the women and children look upon 1t
as one continual picnic. Many Of the
business men are planning to bring on
their families from the East and make
their homes in canvas covers until
cold weather sets in, or until the lum-
Der can be laid down at more reasona-
BILE prices than are now possible, when
the freighting has to be done forty
miles by team.
1t can be safely asserted that before
snow flies Murdo will be town OF 600
or 700 inhabitants, with city govern
ment, schools and all the conveniences
Of cities 100 years old in the far East
The lands are being rapidly settled
with actual settlers, and the farm ma
chinery business is one Of the most
profitable, as breaking is being
pushed in all parts of the country.
Murdo will be the county seat OF the
new county to be created OF the west
half of the large county OF Lyman.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1906-06-08
THE ROYAL WEDDING,
Brilliancy Temporarily Forgotten II
Terrible TraUedy

BrilIiancy Temporarily Forgotten In
Terrible Tragedy.
Thetragic event Of the afternoon and
the narrow margin by which King AL
fonso and the new queen of Spain es
capped death has caused the brilliancy
of the royal wedding to be temporarily
forgotten, although it was to have In
augurated period Oh unprecedented
festivities. Some of the wedding fea
lures, however, were such as to fix
themselves indelibly upon the minds
of the spectators. One Of the prettiest
sights was the tiny Prince Alfonso,
the actual heir to the throne, who ac-
companied the king. The little orphan
of the Princess of Asturias, was clad
in knickerbockers of white silk and
reached only to the kings waist
Bride Is Late.
King Alfonso reached the altar long
before Princess Victoria. The lengthy
wait which ensued led many to dread
an inopportune event. The king twice
arose on the throne and glzed stead
IaSily toward Tie uOOI. I1dIuly oil
arms length away was the American
special envoy, Frederick w. White
ridge, who, through chance or design,
occupied the most favorable position
of any in the assemblage. With him
sat Gen. Dalstein, the French envoy,
and alongside of him the envoy of
Morocco, a huge Othello swathed in
white, and next Chinese mandarin.
United States Represented.
Republican simplicity never was
more strikingly exemplified. The Eu-
ropean courts were represented by
princes, most of them heirs to thrones
while France, the United States and
the South and Central American re-
publics stood out with plain ENJOYS.
AS the ceremony closed King AL
fonso embraced his bride and her
mother. This glimpse OF domestic
tenderness as well as the democratic
touch given by the presence OF many
poor people in the galleries who were
there by the kings request, made the
scene effective, to which a melancholy
sequel quickly succeeded.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1906-06-08
THE WAY OF BuFFALOS.
Bullets Have No Effect on Him What
ever,

0uIlcIS nave no GHeCI on r7IW WudV-
ever.
William George, commonly known
as Buffalo," celebrated character
In the region between the Missouri
river and the Black Hills and western
South Dakota, has become convinced
that he will never die with his boots
on" as has been his fond desire.
Buffalo" was one of the central
figures in shooting affair the other
day, when a Lyman county peace Off
Ger approached and attempted to ar
rest him without a warrant on the
charge of assault and battery.
Where's your warrant, demanded
Buffalo," when the officer approac-
ed end announced that he was under
arrest. The officer replied that he did
not have a warrant, and Buffalo" de-
fed him to make the arrest.
But the officer was determined, and
In the mixup which resulted the off,
Ger drew a siX-shooter and fired at
Buffalo. Beyond penetrating his
suit and powder-burning his shirt the
heavy bullet did no damage to "Buf-
falO," who appears to bear a charmed
life SO far as bullets are concerned.
On two prior occasions he was the
target for peace officers siX-shooter,
and on each occasion the bullet pass
ed entirely through his body but fail
ed to strike a vital spot.
MY experiences" said Buffalo, '
convince me that I am absolutely
bullet proof. I am now considering
the idea of hiring out to the govern
ment as a torpedo boat destroyer or
some kind of submarine vessel, as I
am at home in the water and bullets,
dynamite or other explosives do not
appear to affect me-"
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1906-06-08

Moral When the police surrounded
the house the man attempted to fee
but was captured. Another man es
capped over the roofs of the houses.
According to an official statement !:
Is not known whether one or more
bombs were thrown. The statement
continues that it is impossible to as
certain at present the author Of the
outrage.
King and Queen Tranquil.
Frederick W. Whiteridge, the Amer.
lean special envoy, cabled to President
Roosevelt at 4 o'clock yesterday after.
noon giving details concerning the at
tempt on the life OF King Alfonso and
Queen Victoria. Later in the day Mr..
Wh.teridge went to the royal palace,
where he was assured that the king
and queen were reasonably tranquil
considering the circumstances.
Indignation Is Great.
The indignation OF the people over
the outrage was very great. Some
French detectives were almost lynched
because they had a foreign appear
ance. After the outrage a visitors
book was opened at the palace. 1t was
signed during the afternoon by the for.
eign princes, ENJOYS, diplomats, min
listers and officials of all ranks. The
mayor of Madrid has posted an address
to the people stigmatizing the attempt
on the lives of the sovereigns as a foul
outrage.
Many arrests have been made,
among them Manuel Duran, Cata.
lonian, who Is believed to have been
the principal conspirator.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1906-06-08
SHE MUST INCREASE.
Two Queens to Supply Three Hun
dred Others.

Two Queens to Supply Three Hun
dred Others.
Morgan Bros, OF Vermillion recent
ly received from the government two
fine Caucasian queen bees, and with
these as . starter they have contract
ed to supply 800 queens. This bee Is
said to be one OF the finest in exist
ence today. Its honey Is not only of
the finest quality, but the bees are
very tame. They have the power to
sting. but It IL claimed for them that
they are 30 civilized that It Is almost
impossible to set them to sting any
one. Morgan Bros. are gaining quite
a reputation as aplarists, and the sue
cess or failure of their venture will
be watched with interest There are
any number Of curious people who de-
sire to see live bee that will not
leave its sting
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1906-06-08

Murdo, the coming city Of Lyman
county, is now enjoying one of those
booms which are read of but seldom
seen in this age. Just four weeks ago
the first building was erected here
To-day there are forty business houses
and many residences and tents. The
buildings are not on the townsite
which belongs to the Milwaukee Land
company, but are placed on the claim
adjoining the townsite, ready to be
moved as soon as the sale of town
lots is made
C. A. Padley, general land agent for
the Milwaukee company, was in MUIR
do recently, accompanied by his as
sistant, A. F. La Claire, and made the
statement that the lot sale would take
place not later than June Is. This, of
course, is supposing that the rails
will reach US by that date. From
present indications the rails will be
laid to this point by June 10, for there
Is now but nine miles intervening be-
tween Murdo and the end Of the track.
The road would be laid in week
were it not for the fact that there is
a stretch OF country of about six miles
which must yet be graded.
Three Banks, Three Papers.
Those who have not seen a real
Western boom cannot realize that
there is town out eighty miles west
Of Chamberlain numbering several
hundred persons, and with every in
dustry represented. There are two
oanks here. and another on the road,
while three newspapers have cast
their lot with the growing metropolis.
Restaurants, general stores, barber
shops, lodging houses, drug stores and
everything to make a complete town
are here. All are doing a good busi-
ness, but 1t is not expected that the
real business will begin until the
townsite has been sold and the stores
given permanent abiding ground.
The town will be placed on a bean
tiful site, and will have excellent