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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-30
MAcHINIsrs MAKE DEMANDS.
Want Shorter Day, Higher Wages and
Better shop conditions.

Chicago March 30.--Representatiyes
Of three thousand maehinists will serve
on their employers on Saturday go
day notice Of demand for general
increase Of wages. The demands Of the
men include shorter working day,
BETTER shop conditions, and many minor
details that have been refused by em.
ploycrs in the signing Of previous agree
ments with the men. The present work.
ing agreements expires May j.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-30
GOV VERNOR
STILL SMILES
When Approached About
Congressional Aspirations
AND SAYS 1T is TOO EAR. Y
But His Secretary Is Not So Retieent
and Conveys impression That Bell
Is Looking for Hasxins' Seat
in House Of Representatives,.

Montpelier, March 3O.--'It's not a
is ont Of the ground was the remark
with which Gov Charles J. Bell today
met the attack of the newspaper report
er who tried to sound him as To his
candidacy for the second district con-
gressional nomination.
Temporarily down and out, the re-
porter thought for minute and re-
turned to the attack.
Congressman Haskins has already an
nounced his candidacy suggested the
reporter, with gIimmef of hope that
he would get something definite.
The Governor turned an enigIns zeal
countenance toward the reporter and
smiled indulgently. The reporter fiat,
tened out and withdrew.
Thus did tlis Governor uphold his repu-
tation for rasicenee on his congression-
III aspirations. but his private secretary,
Charles I. Waiter, was not so spariDg
of words He gave the impression that
Bell will run for Congress this summer
and told Of talk which he had with
ex-governor Page which conveyed the
same idea.
said Page. 81 am afraid GOV. Bell
is hurting his chances BY not announc-
ing himselfH
The reply which Mr.. Walker gave
was a question. He asked Coy. Page II
he had Travelled over the eastern section
Of the state recently. Gov. Page adj
mitted that he hadn't Then said Sec
retary Walter: From the Canadian
line TO the Massachusetts, lines they are
asking: What IS Bell going to dog
With the reporter 10 gain what Inn
preston he might the Governors party
then took the train for Waterbury
where they win inspect the state insane
asylum. Governor Bell will 20 10 Barre
this evening as the guest OF the Young
Mems club Of the congregational church,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-30
TAKING WEATHER IN BURLINGTON
Newly Established Bureau Began It's
Work Yesterday

Burlington.s March 30 Yesterday
was the birthday Of the new weather
bureau station IN this city, for the first
official recording Of the weather con,
dition was made ami forwarded 70 Bos-
ton and Washington. All the instm.
ments with the exception Of the rain
guagc were IN place and Observer Alex,
ander and Assistant Tracy did their first
official work Ms recorders Of the yari.
Gus weather elements
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-30
MARRIAGE IN NoRTHFIELp.
OF Dr.. George r. HubbelI and Mrs. Della
Hanlon Yesterday.

Northfeld, March 30.--Dg Gearge i.
Hubbell and Mrs Della Hanlon were
married at the Northheld House late yes
terday afternon BY the Rev Homer
White Of Randolph. The double ring
service was used. Tie bride was given
away by her father. There was no maid
or groom The couple vert north On
the express. fhe wedding was com
plete surprise to all but a few intimate
friends They viii reside in NoftnGeld,
where both are favoriies in social cir
cles
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-30
roRMERLY OF WELLS RIVER.
Adna r. Mullikcn Died Last Night al
WoodsYilIe. N. H.

Woodsyille, n H.. March 90. Anda
r. AIulliken, aged 50 years senior mem
Der Of tie firm OF A. +. Mulliken 4 Son,
evening after an Illness extending over
several months He was formerly asso-
ciated with A. L, Davis in the hardware
business at Wells River, VT, until about
six years ago. when he came to Woods
willie anl built d large block on Central
street Besides widow he leaves one
son. Earl r.: and daughter, Blanche,
both Of whom reside at home.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-30
A REMARKABLE RECORD.
Married for Fifty Years and Town Clerk
of waitsHeld for 81 Years.

Waits6eld. March a0.- Tomorrow
Richardson ]. Gleason aud wife win oh
serve their golden wedding anniversary.
at which time it viii be the occasion
for quiet home coming Of the near
relatives. A son. II. q Gleason Of
Montpelier. Is already here, and broth
or. 4. r Gleason of Montpelier is ex.
pected tomorrow The other three chill
dfen, daughters, will also be present.
Mr. Gleason has had a remarkable record
in town. He i now serving his 5ist
term as town clerk, having been elected
in 1855. In 1857 he became town treas.
urer, and this office he resigned last
year. III 1858 he became assistant post
master and thrc years later became post
master, holding tho place until 1850.
He has held almost all the town offices.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-30
FULFILLED DUTIES.
BY Advocating Reasonable Compromise
on Coal Scale.

Washington, ID. G.. March 30. The
President today gave ont the following
telegram received from John Mitchell
and Francis l.. Robbins. one Of THE opo-
rators: Responding to your sugges-
tion. we have fulfilled our highest duties
as citizens Of our country BY advocating
btuminous coal scale on a reasonable
compromise. We understand that tel.
e2ram has been sent to you tonight, pur.
porting TO speak for eighty per cent Of
the bituminous tonnage. That telegram
does not represent The real facts. At
least one-half Of that total tonnage in
western Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana and
Illinois is produced by operators who
are willing to pay the compromise scale.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-30
MERRIFIELD IS TO RUN.
For the Republican Nomination as
Lieutenant Governor.

Montpelier, March 20. Governor G. y.
Deli with G. I. Walter, his secretary,
and Speaker John II. Merrifeld were at
the Pavilion last night With Lieut.
Gov. c. Fl. Stcarns they yesterday made
an official inspection Of the stateprisonat
Windsor and today will look over the
State hospital for the insane at Water
bury.
In response to an inquiry Mr.. Merri-
field stated that ha is a candidate for
lieutenant governor in the present cam
paign.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-30
CHINESE LABOR In FLORIDA.
Mongolians Being Brought Into the State
fof Work.

Gainesville, Fla, March 30. Owing to
the scarcity and high price Of negro Ia
bor experiments arc to be made III this
state with Chinese labor in the naval
stores camps. which are constantly grow.
ing in number Sixty Cinnamon have
teen brought from Portland, Ore and live
arrived at Paradise, IN this county.
where they will be pat 10 work in the
woods boxing trees and at the stills.
II successful, seyral hnndre1 mere will
be brought mere.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-30
IMPORTANT EVIDENCE.
Said to Have Been Received, Bearing on
the Mullen Case.

The evidence in the case Of Ray Null
len, charged with the murder of Fred
Batchelder, is being collected quietly By
States Attorney jackson, who viii later
turn the same ever 10 Attorney General
Fits, but it is not expected that NIul-
len will have his hearing tomorrow, to
which time adjournment was taken from
Tuesday. Ii is said that some very
important facts bearing on the case haye
been received during the last twenty
four hours, the nature OF which is
known only TO the prosecuting officer.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-30
FOR AN ALL.eRANIrE BUILDING.
City Meeting to Be Called to See if
Citizens Will Raise Special Tax
for Aldrich Library Building.

A petition has been presented to May.
or Barclay, signed by 80 legal voters,
asking him TO call city meeting TO
see if the tax payers viii vote q special
tax to raise money to enable the Aldrich
library trustees to erect building Of
all granite, instead Of part brick and
part granite. The mayor will call the
meeting as carly in April as he can.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-30
STAND BY PRES. READ.
Local W. c. 7. U. WIN Sustain Name
sake.

As some Of the members Of the Ida
Read W.C T. Z. have been asked how
they stand il regard to the reports Of
cruelty against our state president, We
wish to say that the Ida Read union
will stand loyalty by their name and
leader until such charges are proved
against her.
We have a department Of mercy in
our work and it teaches us that We
should be merciful to our fellow beings
as well as dumb animals, and we should
certainly show mercy to one who for
fourteen years has given time and
strength not only for the good Of the
w. G. r. U. bnt for the state as we'll
In this attitude we watt
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-30
TELLER OF 80 YEARS
ARRESTED FOR LARCENY
His PecuIstions Are Alleged to Amount
to $4,000 and to Have Been
Extended Over Five
Years.

New York, March 30. Joseph P. Turn
ey, for over 30 years note teller Of the
National Bank. Of North America, was
committed 10 the Tombs this morning,
without bail on the charge Of larceny
Of $4,000, preferred by the president
of the bank. The pecnIation is said
to have extended over period of five
wears.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-30

Delinquent Tax Payers to Be Arrested
After April 20.

The board Of civil authority which has
beening holding meetings three night this
week, finally adjourned last evening.
The hoard has been going over the books
Of Tax Collectors Buchanan. Coatts and
Nichols, and last evening voted to give
them until April 20 to collect unpaid
taxes, and those who have failed to pay
up by that time the collectors will ar
rest and take 70 Jail until they do
nav.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-30
NO STRIKE ON THE CENTRAL.
Wage Dispute With the Trainmen Salts
factorily Settled

st. Albsns, March 30.--Tbe matter Of
a readjustnent of wages OF the train
men Of the Central Vermont railway,
comprising the Order Of Railway Con-
ductors and the Brotherhood Of Railway
Trainmcn tincluding brakemen and bsg.
gage masters), was yesterday afternoon
settled 20 the satisfaction OF both par.
ties. It is confidently expected that
the engiHemen, consisting of the en-
gneers and flfemeH, will reach salts.
factory conclusion with the railway Off.
ciais in few days.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-30
APPEAL TO GOVERNOR.
And Not Take schidlofski's Case to U. S.
Court.

Boston, March 30. The counsel for
John Schidfolski, convicted Of the lnur.
der Of his wife in Belmont, win rot 90
to tho supreme court on exceptions, they
having derided that none were saved
that would result in new trial. They
will rely on an appeal 70 the governor
and council for communication.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-30
HOPE TO DO BUSINESS HERE.
Barre and Cabot Telephone System Files
Incorporation.

Burlington. March 90.--The Union
Telephone company, which was organ
lied in November, 1904, with a capital
stock Of $4,000, has filed articles OF in.
corporation in the office OF J. +. Cush-
man, State tax commissioner. This
company has applied for franchise in
the city of Barre and hearing on the
matter win be held in that city Tuesday
evening. The company expect to run
a line between Barre and Cabot, with
principle offices in Cabot.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-30
DEBTS OF $4,000.
Petition in Bankruptcy Filed BY Grand
Isle Han.

Burlington, March 80. 4 petition in
voluntary bankruptcy was filed az the
district court clerks Office in this city
yesterday by Elmer r. Derrick Of Al.
burgh, merchant. His liabilities are
S20,77sI4, divided as follows; wages
due. Sl06; secured claims, 5000; un-
secured claims. S10,sT2.l4. His assets
are $4,000 divided Nv follows: real cs.
tate, $1,000; cash, SO; bills promissory
notes, etc, $50, stock in trade. S3,s00;
machinery, tools, etc., $500; debts due
on open account, $780,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-30
EVERY MINER TO QUIT.
In the District About Scranton, Pa, on
Monday.

Scranton. Pa, March 80. Every
miner in this district except the steam
men viii lay down their tools Monday,
in obedience TO the order sent out by
Mitchell. Notwithstanding the report
from Wilkesbarrc. the impression here
Is that the suspension will be brief.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-30
TO EXTEND TRACKS.
Central Vermont Railway Making sHI-
vey Of Burnhams Meadow.

Engineers for the Central Vermont
Railway company were making Il survey
OF their land on Burnhams meadow yes
tefday. 1t is said the company viii
extend It's tracks across the river on
to this land this summer. and that il
is preparatory move 60 erecting new
station in Barre
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-30
CLAIMS HE DESERTED.
Man Surrendered Himself in Richford
Yesterday.

Sc. Adams, March 30.-A A man giving
the name Of A. N Edbwe surrendered
himself yesterday 70 Deputy Sheriff
Gross at RichfoTd The msn said that
he belonged to the 75th Post artillery
at Fort Breble, Me-, and that De de-.
serted III Mniviand.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-30
A DRUNKEN RIOT.
East Granville Parties Are Held for
Trial.

Randolph. March 3o.--Chief of Police
Eugene S. Abbott was called Tuesday
20 East Granville to qucll drunken riot
at the East Granville tale mines. Dis
turbances Of this sort have been in vogue
more on less for some little time, and
az the present time Abbott has in his
possession several Of the offenders and
X awaiting the arrival Of tic States
attorney Of Addison county from Mid.
dlebnry.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-30
Suffering with High Fever.

Vienna, March 30. Bellamy stoier,
the retiring United State. Ambassador,
Il suffering from Il hugh fever. and ply
sicians report him to be seriously III.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-30
oath BIRTHDAY.
OF Adeliue Carrier Of Richford Came Yes
to-day.

RichfoM. March 30 Alrr Adein
'Curfier celebrated ier 0tth birthday
yesterday AZ the home OF hel daughter
and -on.in-mw, Capt, AMI Mrs. J. N
pulYer.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-30
INSURANCE PROBE TO
BE STARTED SOON
Special Grand Jury for the May Term
Of Court Ordered Today by JUS
tice Bowling in New
York.

New York, March 30 -Iusticc Dow
ling today ordered the commissioner of
Jurors to empanel special grand imy
for the May term Of court for the plir-
pose Of investigating insurance matters.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-30
coLLEeE LosEs BuILpING.
University of Idaho Main Structure Was
Burned Today

Moscow. Idaho, March 50. The main
building Of the University q Idaho Was
completely destroyed w lire early TO-
day.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-27
D|vERSAS NOT|C|AS
Fiestas patronaIes en- Cata
no. .-Arrestado y multadO
por tirar piedras.
OFlCihA INSTALAOk
Recluta en- el Regimiento de
Puerto Rico. o.-Detenido
en- Carolina.

--En CAtAfo 80 piensa eslabrar
Oon toda solemuidad lac fsstas do 10
patrona 10 Vlrgen del Carmen.
Aver tards q 10 una 90 reunio en-
10 Fortaleza oil Conseio Eiscutivo en-
pleno, bsio 10 presideocls del Homo
rable Gobernador con sl fin dc trAssr
sl i'm portante asunto de los muelles,
an el cual, como saben nusstroz leclo
res, hAbfa dlvsrsidad de opiniones.
Despues dc una razonada diseu
si6n, prevAleci6 10 idea de que se CON
VOGUE 10 Legislature para los prime
ros dias del sntrante mes dc Julio.
AK se trasAra do IL construction ds
otro muslls, de la propisdad del Pue
bio de Puerto Rico, quedaudo el .ds
IA eNsw York and Porto Rico s. s
Oompanys en- podsr de sus sctlalsl
propissarios, psro bsi, :, reglas que lsi
ne. Al indiea por sl Gobierno.
Manuel RsQusna fu6 Arrsstade
aver por el poliefa Jole l. NAtos, poi
srroir pisdras contra Jole Pilichs
Hoy 10 condsn6 el iuez de psz dol
dollars do multa.
LA <?orsolricAn American To
bacso Company hA instalado uni
oneina On sl plso principal dsl edlh
cio On donde se hAlla inltAlado Q
Banco Colonial.
va ha emptz ado 10 nusva re
oluta on el R'glmiento dc Puerto r.!
90. Muchos soldadoa y clases 90 II
csncian el mes sntrAnts.
-Fas dstsnido en- Carolina Wen
eeslao Nuh Z, prssuuto autor del ro'
bo do un eAballo de la propiedAd d.
don joe R Torres, de Patlllas,
Miguel Araui,, vecino dc II
plaza del marcado, fae sgrsdido aye
do una pedrAda. autrieado una con
tuai6n en- el Antsbraz1 deSe:ho. E
Ageesor estk preso.
Hoy f.6 denunolAdo & 10 Cort
munici pal Marliu B,nitsz, aeuiado d
hsbsr sgrsdido sl dla de San Juan, sl
Rio Piedras, q Juan Andino, cAusan
dole vAriAa consusionss.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-27
Junta E'co|ar De Yabucoa

Esta Junsa Eseolar, do Aeuerdo
con 10 session 81 dc 10 Ley vigsnts,
aruncis vacantes sus eicuelas y haee
presents d los mat stros gus deseen tra'
bel iar On elias sl sfio:prf ximo, que pus =
den prsssntar solieitudes con antelS
ci6n sl de ~. (primerol do Julio, a.
rigidAs al Sseretario.
Instruceiones del Depsrmento de-
terminsn. que no preeisA asompafat
sl cert hsado pusde solo hseerss sons'
tar el ndmsro, grado, y tempo porous
hs .ido expedldo sl mismo, dsndd
cuentA del por c'ento Chtenido on lot
xamsnss de Ing es d'iimamenIe celes
brados, y elase & que pertenece->; si
Advanced. intermediate q ElsmeniA- :
ry.
YAhucoa, P. r. JUNO q do 1905.
Jose J DdmLa.
|3 2 PTesidents.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-27

Hsbiendo rsnuncIado sus dsatint
el O6oIal y Sub of ,ial de sanidsd da
sste pueblo. 90 avisa & los Sehores Ne.
dtccs que desesn ohiener estas plsza',
que 90 console un plszo dc quines diss
para preaentar aus sulieitudes debida
msnts doeumentadav, al AlcAlds Qus
suscribs. YshucoA P! r. JUNO 20 ds
1905. Jose L. Bsrrtos, Alealde 3 4
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-27
AFORTUNADO MORTAL.
El Corohel B, G. Clifford, de
Indiana, dueho dnic6 de-
un gran fsrrocarriI.
SU FORTUNA
sU FORTUNA
Exportando cebollas. -.<Suer.
te te de Dios, hijo, que ell
saber POGO te vale>.

III eoronsl B. g. Clifford, do In.
diana, 90 el 6uico indivlduo On lfs
Estados Unidos que pusds envanseer.
90 do ser duefio exc 'uaivo do un ferro-
carril que soatisne con sus propics
tondos , dsstina & 80 uso psrson.l,
La lfnsa tisne una extensi6n dc 36p
las , Mr., G ford proyssts prolop
10 dc asusrdo con les exigsrc'
sus negocios. Fl fsrrcearri)
sonoee con el nombre dc sOniL
Linss, 4 sonsssusncia dc 10 inme.
eAnsidad do esbollAs que el propieia.
tario sxporta de una grapja suys, d.
tuada al norts del condado Jasper,
rssorre el valle do RAbAsh.
No solamsnte goxa el soronel G /
ford do 10 distinction do ser el dn.c)
du, ~ absolute do un ferroearril, sit O
que % tambisn uno do los mas rice q
propietarios de terra en- Indiana. La
hacienda que posee On el Copdsdo
Jasper, tiens una extension do $500
acres 10 dc on rsndimisnto anual do
mas do medic million de pesos.
Ii coseeha dc esbollas on el al,
pa, ado fu6 de 100, 900 fantgas. Do
otra hacienda auya en- sl Sur dol Va
| lie Wabash, % exporian anualmsrta
| do u q IL. 900 cAbe1ss do g.nado Va
euno; de 4 q 5000 de ganado caball' r
| v dc 10 s 600 eerdos. Las sosseh 9
de frutos memories on 10 misma nnea
| el a1o do 1906. ocuparon 1000 asres
de tsrreno para sl maix; 1000 para
eebads; 5000 para eentsno; 1000 Pc
Ira passos , $50 para csbollas.
| Fundadcs por 81 coronel Gif, I'd
ex stem en- el sur del Vale, los case
rios dc Me Coysburg, OIL asld, NV
ILAnd, Goffosd, Laura, zadoe y K r.
ssy, con poblaei6n dc 100 & 28o habi
tantss. Kerssy, on donds iiene su Of
Gina el coronsl, cuenta con mas do 200
almaa, buena escuela, iglssia, varit q
almacenes y por au eomereio estS CON
virli6ndoss diariamsnts en- OsL to do
gran imports nsis. Fl prop!etario dc
esta inmsnsa riqusxs, principle & ia
bajar sin capital algunc; y ha sido &
tuerza de snergfs, do iut,ligencia ,
seonomfs, como ha logrado convertir
90 90 uno de los grandes potentAdcs
do Norte AmSrica.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-27
PUNTO Y APARTE
Hace faIta una cabeza F! A
las interpretations que
esto Sc presta.
CURRtNTE CALAM0
/ Para d6nde hace falta? Ca.
beza de columna de peri6.
d;co, debe entenderse.

IHscs falta una cabezal
Esto me dice el regente,
y 10 cabexa he do darle.."
ain que pleda dstsnerms
{ pensar do 10 que escribo,
que 90 urgents
dar euartillas al peri6dico.
puss que 81 dbliso 10 euisrs.
M.a cua'quisra penaarfa
cuando se exSr;sa el regente:
<jH,cs fslta una oAbezA's
que CON gu seento requiere
al parttdo de les <vfspsrais,
al psrtido que denends
las n6minds del balusr.e,
Puerto Arturo 8 plsza fusrts.
lH,cs fAlta una csbezaI
no 10 tiene?
81 10 tuvisrs, no habrfa
IL divl,i6n que hoy 90 advlsrts
on sl llamado psrtido
(i partido por sl eie)
republicano, de jaro
QUE dc cabeza eareee;
10 que q m mprusbs el anarquiso
prccsder hoy de sus huestes
"a n a., las rivalidades
do sus isfes.
lHace falta una eabszal
Lo comprenden
los muchos republicanos
que deiando solo el fusrts
visnsn a 10 Union, & diario,
quiero dscir, diariamente.
Donde no txlsts cAb,za
los pies andsn como puedsn,
, los que van sobre sllos
se ex ponsn & mil rsvesss.
lHaee falta una cabezll
La mismS falta sc adviefte
On otros varios asuntos
que una dir seci6n requieren:
por ejsmplo, on el hip6dromo,
do graves coass suceden,
ehAcs falta una cabezas
Tag 4 ID tienep)
y do pdblieo 90 dice,
: ssg6n dice 10 gente,
sn les hsstas do estos diAs
todo el mundo 10 com prende
una eAbs2a h'zo falta,
directors, intsligsnts
Basta de mas cslAbsxas
dIg). eabezs'; dispense
sl lsetor, 81 me equivoco,
que % 10 eulps del rsgente
psdir, asf, tan tsmprano,
cqbezo 4 quien no 10 tiene.
e hombre Que RE
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-27
ECOS De AGUAD|LLA
Convention republican,. Los
Republicanos divididos.
Apuros de un jobo
LAS INSCRIPCIONES
En- ell pueblo de lisa bella. 10
yenes estudiantes de regre-
so.-Por mutilaci6n.

Durants todo sl die de aver do
mirgo tuvo lugar en- 10 imprsEts de
Gel Criolos una convention muniei-
pal del partido republisAno con sl OBJ
jsto do elegir sists compromiasrios.
los cualea representarau dicho par
lido on 10 Asamblsa del prtxlmo dos
de Julio On San Juan y eligiran los
sandidstos para Alealde, Concsisles
= Junta de Instruction
So veritis6 tambien ls eleesi6n del
nuevo semitic republisano de esta ciu
dad,
Dicsss que 10 luchs fa6 terrible y
no prssert taron & 10 pklestrA unAs
cusntas candidaturas para 10 slsccl6n
dc CON promissrios y del comite Sue
nan para ocapsr oil puesto de Alcalde
segdu dc pdolieo sc dice, los seiers
Torregross, Adrian del Vale, Rodul.
TO Hsrnindez Lopez, Victor Calder6r
y Luis N. Maisonsve.
-Hasta 10 horA en- que sscribmoi
essas notas, no sAbsmos el rssultado
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