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El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-04-05
tN re- JAZZ.

Crecsn que Sagay. 81 raiah da 10.
.ot'' ihhia IIKlcsa. tiene una for,II-
-" lR"ai' 81 no as que superior
III a. Mr.. John d. RockeffeI;ar Ia
c""l shipa s"te"icnioS miiIonea ds ma
El ralah 80 educ6 en una univ.r-
Siuad lngleH" Sabcrllu Il sus sIih.
ditos bustaate bien. '""
l.as niedras Drecinsas formar In n,
SoT part? de Su fortuna.
." esposa nosee ei collar de dia-.
Dah'es mas famosos del mundo Va
ie mas hc doce millones do nesos -
couS'h dc 200 piedrus, cyIha I'm,
del tamaEo de una, msez. pngoo 80,
sn uh cniiaria dc Huinientoa djn-.-
.naGtc" per'"c'os. cada uno de los
Ih"'cS no PISA menos de velnts 0ui
lateS '"'
t@n Ia cdmara del tesoro bay ma
'Arpeta de cuatrc yardas cuadrad.a
tRi sllperttcc. Cllbiarta enteramnntn
&c dlamInteS. nsrlas y rubffs para
'ncF esla carneta 80 emplalron tres
amos Ell ValOr Dc las piedras en- do
"na'iD milloiFs tie psgos.
louoS los cofredOres iientsn tucrtta.
ttac:oiies de niarmol y de 6nix do Va
lor jncalculablc
La tenn7ratura del pnlacio en- man
t|Ete p'T medic do cdlorfferoa v hc
trecho gen tiGGlIo hlen corioa nor
ol1rto' nay eievadores electrIcos.
Log brohcess. las pinturas y las ts-
'atllas utle alderman Ia regIa mgnsInn
'RhH'cah mncins miliontss dn pesos.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-04-05

PRONUNCIADA CONTRA JESUS Ma
IARENO sP0R PONClO PIL4ATO.
SEGUN Sc LEE EN LAS OBRAe
DE LA VENERABLE MARIA A.
GREDA. SEGuNDA 5IARTE. Ii
BRO 6, CAPlTULO q. NUMERO
1858.
"Yo. Poncio PLATO. aauf en- Jeru,
salem. Regente Dor al ImperIo Ro-.
manO. dentro del Palaclo d.a Ia Ar.
chipresidencin. 1uzgo. sentenciO
prOnunclO qua conden0 a muert4
Jesus. llamado en- Ia plebe Nazareno
de naci0n Galilt.0. hombre sedicio.
so. contrario d Ia ley. y de n,iastro
Scnado. del Gran Emperador Tfbe
rio Cesar. Y por la dicha mi snnten
Gu determine que su mtterte sea en-
Cruz. fitado con Llavos. d usanza de
l'iDs; porque aquf juntando cone
sregandO cada dfa muchos hon,bnes
ppDiss Y ricos. no I'm cesado de Dro.
mover tumultos Dor toda .tudea. hu--
ciendose Hi}o hs Dios y Rey ds Is
rael. con amenazarles la ruina de esta
insigne ciudad de jerusalem DE-
su TGmplo. del SacrO lmper.Io. ne
Bando el tribute nj Cesar. nor ha-
Der tendO el atreyimiento lie pntrur
con ramos tritrfo. con gran Dar-
'e dc Ia plehe. dentro ds Jerusalem
y ell el Sacro Temple dc Salom6n
lando al primer centurion llam,xlo
Qulnto Cornelio. que lD lleye nor di-
cha ctudad de Jerusalem Ii yer--
giienZ1. seanle puestas su, vastidu
ras para que ~-----.-eonocido de todna.
y In propia Cruz Ell que ha dc Ger
TuclflcAdo. Vaya por tod.s las ca
Hes Dublicas Ell medic de dos IA
drohes q,ta asf mismo estan contlena
dos mueTte por hllrto y homicilins
que nan cDma'ido. para que de asta
mlnera sea ejemplo de todn, las e,n
:9s y ma!ic2hous.
Mando QUE dcaDHts tie halP.r a,f
traldo por las culies piblicas Il csta
hlh'ttechor. 10 Saauen de Ia ciutiad.
Dor IN Pucrta Pasora. que ahora liza
man AHtullna. con voZ de DrI.1o-
nero. que olga tOhas estas culpas en
~Hil MI Sentencia cXpreSadas, 10 lla-
ven III mont" dun So dice Calyario
aohnc 8" acoStumbra ciecu,ar ha1,r
JuSticia de los mnlhaI.horas facjnnrn-.
SOS; 1Si fijhdo y crucificado IN Ia
itiSi ma Cruz. Quc ei llevIre (como ar
I'pa Sc dijo). q'E+lp Su cltarpo colga--
90 $'ntra los dichDs dos laIlro1es, 81
,"oIe IA cruz iH sea Duesto ii titu--
10 de su aombna "n las tres Iaugl.as
hebf%a. eri"gl latina. Y que an
,od2a elias cadn una Olga: Este es
'f@sus "a%areno. itey dc fos .i,Uiitz,..
para qisa todos 10 onlicpd4a y "a, ro
nocilo de tn.los. vi
Asi miSmo mando. 80 penn da n-r.
dhioh DE- bicnrs de vida. de re-
belton nj imperio Romano. o,u, min
euno de cualQilier eStado y cond,ni6n
que So sen. 80 atreva tenrsaria,n; n
ls impedir IL dicha iustfcia nor mi
! lnaadlda hncer. pronunciada ndmj
,ia..,s,zissttS eJs.riftaJin can t1ds5 .siRi,.s
sesun gun los daeiatos y l4yes romhnas v
lLsorsas Ano de n crenci6n del nT;f;,
lfa % d. Marco. "'S
PONCIO PLATO.
=, 'tF'| Gohernaior de Ia infarior On |
li"H nor 81 lt.mano Imperio.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-04-05

LA COMlsION NACIoNAL d1 CEN.
TENARlo DE JUAREz Y Ell "RE-
.GIDOR".
I'll REG!DOR da las mas e,nt,dss
giSlcias a Ia Comisl0n Nucionai dsi
Senoahario de Juamz. por al cnyfo
bras: ' "'1"'en"1s' ID
''henito Juaicz. Su Vida sp n
Dra nor el Lie. Rafael de Zayas En-
rl4'lez. Biograffa que obtuyo 81 pr.'
milo len el Concurso Litelurio ablartn
por Ia Commission Nacional del Csnt.-
aario; LA Constitution de 1857 Y
t., ta' Leyes de Reformu Ell MGxico',. Es
luaio Hts'oriHo Sociological nor RI.
c! c;ndo Garein Granada. Dipntadu al
. 1onsTfso Federal Aliembro de la A.
~1demia dc Chsncias sociaIes.
lntorme" que en nomhre d, l.,
Comls!on y. del CentenarIo dIs Ina
re- i+yo Hn IN Nelada del Teutro Ar
ne" Ia Iuchc del u W. Mario de i9of
~ hlc. Ntctoriano Sala.lo Aware
.ote'H''ifrio de Ia mislKi Comisi0n lin
mario. e' Neaee
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-04-05
ULTIMA EsPHRANzA DEsvANEc,


Nnahdo los pfincipales medicos di.
tiron que W. Al. Smithar, d.. pckfn
Ia. tenla consunci6n incurable e..
desr:tneci6 Su Ultima esp,,aY2a: D..
ro el Nuevo DesclibrlmIento del Dr
htng para la Consunci6n. Tosrs =
hesiradns tDr. Kings New Discoy..
ry Tor Consunci6n. Coughs and
Coidsl 10 aalv6 de la tumba. EI di--
ce: Este gran aspecifico comDleta.-.
ni"nte me euro y salyo mi vida. D.s-
Me sIto1ces 10 he u8ado por mas dc
nte% amos 10 cousldero maravIlIo,t a
piiEl 10 cura do los pulmones". E..
trictamnnte cLent1ftco para IA cnra d<
Ioa4s. Mai de Cafganta O Resfrindos
cnra preyrnt!va de Ia pulmonia, Gn
raHtizado. SOC $l0O bot,ia eli ;odns
arosuerlas en- Ia Botica del LEON
ae +: A. Chapa. San Antonio. TrY
botella da Drueba gratis.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-04-05
cHAsouEo LA MugRTr

.ses enteimcdahcs lie loa yi6on,,s
u meiiiido tcrnInan iataItnnnta 49,, =
STscogiehdo Ia propia ntAdlaina r :,
wore, de bear Grove. lowl. rb,e..
ITo Ia mnefG, III dice. "liaro don
anos tuve una enffrmedad de joa IT
Sh agnSh Nle mo cans6 gran iplnr, an
sEt'aa. pero tome los Anargna r.
.W,ricos tElcctrlc Uittefs) dit, cfar.
su.tpa una cura complete. Ios ba y,
c"ntTaho tamblGn dc gran bnreflcln
Sn ia debiiidad GenIgal. ~nrcrmaJs' ~ y,
Es - hcrviosss. los tenso consian,r--
,nme IL maao. .drsde due 20 oI,n a.,
,ehen tFtsi''. Do vrntI on ind"n
,as ns drog,l@rios, garantizadna. y on 'I', !,
i.D,,ra del Leon do +. A. Cham ann
Hh'oai". Texas. 4 30 c,s ''"''
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-04-05

;. 1ste bottom es una joya de prinans
aepe Ser llevado por todos los
~, eAic4nos. Sin exception, que yoan
G v, 1uatez Ia encnnacl0n viva y
mo TN recierlo del centenarin a.,
precio esta al alcancc de todoa o6
S,ntavos SIa orc. el lobl. en- dinero do
tN"' &c
a due nos envfc / pe:n 60 ran.
aN'" Ror una subscription nor aiIo
IA REGlDoR. enviaremos esta beilo
C.' n ue regnlo. Dirfjanse Pablo
t" Suz' 200 S. laredo ST.. San An
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-04-05
Ell REUMATISMO HACE IA VI
TRANSFERABLE

un hoGar fcliz es Ia mas vaJlnsa
pos':Sioh que csta al alcance de Ia
i'Hnanldhd. Dcro I'd. 10 p,lede pozar
"e suS comodidab.s 81 sufre I'd. de
'"'thl'il isino.s I'd. hace Il un lado los;
cu'dhtl"S , de los negocios cuando en-
t,, a ci' 'n casa I'd. Dlaale verse H.
Dis Il" los dolores reI,natiroS ali;
cahGo tambicn ei BaIsamn dai In,r,r
=" Chamberlain tChambarIain,s pain
tiln). Una aDlicaci6n Ia aliyiara
>" 'lso continlado por I'm corto lien,
po !" rurlra permanent eunsnte. Da
"'1 'h Ia Botica del Leon. de f.
~ 'hapn. San Antonio. Tex,
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-04-05
HoRRIBLEs sUFRfMIENTos ALA ~.

Sufrtendo horrorosamente dol va.
,sho vtolenio del alinsstito indlenrI-
90. =. q. Grayson. de Luta. Mia, 10
mo !as NuevnA Pfldgm do Vida d.l
III, Nlsig tDr. Kings New I!rs Pillar
con 81 rssultado" esctiIc "0,te fu1
cufado Todos los desarfeglos del
.%'otnseo los inteStinos eed4n am
sus propbedades tonicas JaSar1--
Az H"Fantizadas DE vcnta en- to
DAG las drogmHtias On Ia Bn,Iss
eHl Leon. d" r. A. Chapa. san An
tonic. Tcxas. ''' ~"
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-04-05
AsEsINATO EN- pAtn A1rn

~ - do Mario como d las oaho d.,
~ n3chH. rue aseSlnado 81 PnI0 Al
~. ~. 'eSss. isidro Herrera. do I'm ba-
sT~ q"' in dio Bibiano Barmea, ca.
a. Sin toner antccetLaniea C,a,,Ss.
lego 81 Sheriff nj lnear del crinnn
encon'f6 4 Herrera muerto, nj
aSfsiao dej0 81 buggy raba,to =
eInprendi6 la fuEa. Herrera fns ss.
puiadV Gu Fredericksburg La no
''c'e sie.ue " pista dpi maihschop.'
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-04-05
LA TORRE MAS ALTA

En Nueva York va constrnirsr II.
mn 'oTre dHe d"ja atrAs Ia do Ell
!ei. alcanzando una cIavaci0n dc
4l5 metros. ""
Isl material cmpkado s.ra scoro
cemcn'o: cuniara con vuTius gals-.
nus Sitl'adas 4 distintas aItufas do
a laS cnalcs Ia principal g, hIIIgra ii
nrd nrd metre, ia,,, d" oltura y ea ella h,..
"ra EtrdineS. RESTAURANTS. scryirIo II.
correos. tialcGrafos tri6fono %,,,n
o' toilet ntr;s muchas, comoIid a.
~ torr" cnntendra tambien nm
nueh "bseT Tvatorio. un tcatro, I'm mil
ian.y Loo o'ra" varins rsrrcdtivas in.to
Lh''te cl livcl del terrepo hoe,a
~ R"ie'h de 100 m"tros habIa Is -,
SOS nero la mas sorp.arAonto e1,a
tNhtsmplnr desde la cdspIda 81 ma,
rnoI', ~ rm nnd'oh uu harmoso paisije
'rSU'rlshdo con Ia vista una eyten..
sien dr' no bad1rd de- II OoO kiI".-
metros cuadradoa.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-04-05

Tod"s sattsn 10 duc as una 1rd;-
s"s'l ION. Hay muchas classes de inJi,
sFStion. pero ca.si todas las persona
nan Sufrido de indigestion an Inn
cn otra forma. Sin embargo Ia
sane todo 10 aflictivo quc cs oro
S'ulndo I'd sulrs de Indigestion I'd
uilrla cast todo 10 Que le pidieran no,
ago que le aliviara y curaTI,
fepSanels cuTa Ia INDIGESTION Ds
motin aii'io. dlGielc el alimcnto de-
n"tiFe Al eSt6maEo V Il los otros 6r.
E E.Inion aisestiVns su "ondici6n cana
inaIsi ~pailsiS Soh IN cnra Ideal para l.
indigestion. Elias yIeDen an M,
iIefInosas oajtas de metal Il nronSs
10 para llavarlas en- la holsa He,
chnS soiamente nor Ia DR.. + II ".
l-an Med. Co. Precio. % els n,
veata tn Ii B0tiCa del Leon. do F.
=. Chapa. San Antonio, Tex.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-04-05

Del Del Que manda 81 procedor
hnnca q 'odes satlsfacs: '''''
D"", not tbsnech1 6 placer
," 10 eriiIca IN ane haze
" 10 nuc deia de harso,,.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-04-05

81 81 hEGiDE UP. I'm RJB,Ipr,Ap a.
as ms HEgiDoR, ain seT susorin,nr va .s
Iii s.' N TN On que 10 lea, y "a .n,s ="
~io" 81 es de 81 aKrado. "
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-04-05

Nayajas Go fantasia con ei retra,n
de HidaiEo , In virfen dc CInsdn1ss.
Pc dlrigtrse & r. q. Torrsa. pa q
Laredo htp ean knt0uio. Te1sa =
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-05-24
Escaped BY Wire Key.

Den B. Williams, bad man, es-
capped from the county jail at Lisbon
Tuesday evening in an ingenious man
ner. In some way he secured posses
sion Of piece of iron, which he
fashioned into key and through its
aid opened all the locks between him
and liberty. j..
Williams was first arrested at En-
derlin as a blind pigger. While first
in jail here he made an unsuccessful
effort at jail breaking and was SEN
fenced to serve a year for his fun.
His term would have expired in
August. when he was to have been
taken to Walsh county, where he is
wanted on burglary charge.
Williams took advantage last night
Of the fact that the sheriff and Jepu
ties were busy with jury. He left a
dunnyaln his bed with a note to the
sheriff to be good to the dummy.
q posse is in. pursuit of Williams
who is described as over six feet tall
lame in the right leg, walks stopped
and has sandy hair and complexion.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-05-24
BISHOP STANLEY

Tells Early Catholic History in This
State-st. Paul Settled by North
Dakotans.
Tuesday evening at Fargo Bishop
Stanley gave an interesting lecture
on the early history of the Catholic
church in North Dakota. Beginning
in the eighteenth century he described
the first exploring expedition which
attempted to penetrate into this part
of the country, an expedition sent out
by the French which visited Minot
and what is now Fort Berthold veser-
walton about 1884. The priest who
accompanied this expedition never
reached North Dakota, being killed by
the Indians of the Rainy Lake coun-
try.
Curiously enough it was due to the
work of Thomas Douglas, Scotch
Presbyterian, that the first Catholic
mission was established In what is
now North Dakota. Douglas, who
owned a large part of the shares in
the Hudson Bay Co., established l. set
tlement near what is now Winnipeg.
He wanted a church of some kind
started there as he thought the new
colonists needed the influence of re-
ligion. Accordingly, as a large num-
Der of the people were Catholics he
asked Bishop Placy Of Quebec to send
out missionaries. This the latter did,
Fathers Provence and Demoulin ar
irving in 1918.
In the meantime another settlement
had been founded at Pembina and
after the church at Winnipeg or St.
Boniface had been we'll started Father
Demoulin went to Pembina and began
missionary work there. This was on
September s, 1918, and the church
started at Pembina was the first of
any denomination in North Dakota
Later when it was found that Penn
bina was in United States territory
the heirs of Thomas Douglas insisted
that the settlement at Pembina should
be removed to Canadian territory. AS
a result large number of the French
Canadians who were living there left
in disgust and moved to Fort Smelling
where they lived for some time. When
it was found that they were on reser-
walton land the U. S. government COM
PEELED them to move. Then they
moved little further down the Mis-
sissippi and established themselves at
what is now st. Paul, settlement
then called Pigs Eye. 1t was Father
Lucien Galtier who was sent out to
minister to the spiritual needs of
these people who in 1910 built the
chapel of st. Paul whence the capital
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-05-24
For Attorney General.

The Lisbon Free Press says: Ran
som county has no quarrel with either
faction. Its delegation will be
neither 'gang" nor insurgent," but
will be for whatever is for the best
interests of the state at large, and it's
local candidate, Attorney +. A. Curtis
of this city, who is candidate fAc at
torney general. will probably be &C.
corded the honor of selecting his own
delegation, which will be made up of
representative business men and
farmers who will be entirely capable
of taking care of the interests of this
county and can be depended upon to
do what is fair to all interests. Two
years ago Mr.. Curtis was given this
county's delegation to the state con-
vention, but gave way that Mr.. Erich,
of Lakota, might have a second term.
He now has every reason to expect
fair treatment at the hands of the
convention and his delegation will
insist that he gets it.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-05-24
Cheap Rates to Boston.

$19 for roundtrip from Chicago
(plus 81, via the Nickel Plate Road,
May 31st to June 9th, inclusive, with
privilege of extension of return limit
to July 18th. 1924 via New York City,
all rail, or $23 via New York City and
steamer in both. directions between
New York and Boston. Stopover at
Niagara Falls and Chautauqua j. AXE
points, if desired, within limit OF
ticket. Tickets good on any train on
above dates. No excess fare charged
on any train on Nickel Plate Read.
Meals in Nickel Plate dining-cars. on
American AZ Club Meal Plan, ranging id
price from IS cents to $i.0D; Mid
day luncheon 50 cents; also a la
carte. Three through trains daily,
with modern Pullman sleeping cars to
Ft Wayne, F'indlay, Fostoria, CIeve-
land, Erie Buffalo, New York city
and New England points. Trains de-
part from La Sale street Station,
Chicago, the only depot on the Ele-
waited Loop. Write John Z. Callahan,
general agent, room 2sS, No 115
Adams ST., Chicago. for reservation Of
berths, ~ through STANDARD and
tourist sleepers, and full particulars.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-05-24


Any new; county, fully organized accord.
ing TO law. prior to the holding Of said con-
yention, will be allowed two delegates at
The. delegates present from each county at
said convention are authorized to fill vacancies
occurring in the delegation TO which such
county may be entitled, from residents Of
such county. Z $@I;G5S .3s4974 S555S ssEIssl s
The attention OF republican county central
committees and electors is called to the new
primary Law governing the selection of dele
gates 70 the state conyention--chapte 100,
The stats committee viii pass upon the
rights Of those entitled 70 participate in the
preliminary organization, and wifi meet for
that purpose. at 40 o'clock Id the forenoon
at the day previous to- the date of the con
yention, at the place of holding said cofiyeri-
tion, 10 hear all contests. The credentials cf
ali delegates and notices Of contests futast
be filed with the chairman Of this commit.
tee, ON or before the hour designated herein
for the meeting of the committee TO pass
upon the rights of delegates and notices Of
contests must be accompanied by a written
statement of the grounds for contest. Prefer
ence in the order of hearing arid determining
contests viii be given by the committee, Ia
accordance with the dates of the Sling of such
notices and statements with the chairman 8
By order Of the Republican State Central
committee, at meeting held In the city of
Fargo, Saturday April I'll 1906. Z
..3a Ri M 3. ffANNA 4,
& MI. III. JEWELL, Y 49,
tx Secretary.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-05-24
Whiskey Luck.

A man, name unknown, fell out of
the window of 500 train No. LOS, Tues
day morning just west of Kensal. The
train was running at full speed when
the man, who was drunk, pitched out
of the window and fell into a pool of
mud and water. One Of his friends
told the conductor and the train was
backed up a mile and half and there
they found the man sitting by the
roadside, unhurt except for a scratch
on the face. That he was not killed
is a great wonder, as there are large
boulders along the right of way at
that point
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-05-24
Anti Potato Buuuer.

Exchange: If two or three fax
seeds are planted in each hill of pota-
toes, potato bugs will not bother the
vines at all. The above may or may
not be true, but as the expense cannot
be very heavy in trying the expert
ment, it will be worth while for rota-
to raisers to try, and if the haxseed
does not accomplish what it is sup
posed to do to the bugs, they can go
back to the old remedy and feed them
on Paris green.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-05-24
STATE CONVENTION

To the Republican Electors of the State of
North Dakota:
In accordance with the instructions of the
Republican State Central committee, state
convention of delegated representatives of
the republican party of this state will be
CITY OF JAMESTOWN,
Thursday, July ~,
at II o'clock in the forenoon, for the pur-
ported at the next general election, and for
the transaction of such other business as
may be brought before it. The candidates
to be nominated are:
Two members of congress.
One judge of the supreme court.
Governor.
Lieutenant Governor.
Secretary of State.
State Auditor.
State Treasurer.
Superintendent of Public Instruction.
Attorney General.
Commissioner of Insurance
Commissioner of Agriculture and Labor.
Three Commissioners of Railroads.
The basis of representation is the average
number of votes cast for the two republican
candidates receiving respectively the highest
and lowest vote in each county in the state
at the last general election in 1904 Excluding
Superintendent of Public Instruction, Railroad
Commissioners and Judge of the Supreme
Court, giving two delegates at large to each
organized county, and one delegate for each
125 republican votes, major fraction of
125 votes, cast for the above officers in said
election. r."
Delegates to said convention from each
county will be chosen as provided under
the Primary Election Law, passed by the
last legislature, which provides that ELECTIONS
lished precincts in each county, on Tuesday
June 10, polls to be open from q. m. to D
m" The different counties in the state viii
under the apportionment herein provided, be
entitled IN foil Z,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-05-24
shot A PIGGER
OFFICERS RAID A FLAxTON PIG
WHEN PROPRIETOR OPENS
FIRE AND
GETS BORED HiMSELF-TWo PA
IRONS ARE FILLED WITH
BIRD SHOT

Mouudy ulSut at tlaXCOn occurred a
thrilling shooting affair when Deputy
Sheriff w S. Towns with the village
board attempted to search Leonard H.
Burton's blind pig. Burton was seri-
ously shot in the fray and two men
who were in the den at the time got
pelted with shots. None of the
deputies were hurt.
1t seems that about II o'clock last
night W. S. Towns, deputy sheriff,
and the city board, consisting of L. NJ
Bottom, DR.. Paulson, P S. Ware, T. j.
Larson and R. B. Town, went down to
the den run by Leonard H. Burton,
located in long grain building near
the railroad, with a warrant to search
the building for intoxicating liquors.
The men were all armed, as they
knew that Burton was a tough fellow
The deputy ordered Burton to open
the door. Burton demanded to know
who was there and Towns replied
that it was an officer.
Burton Begins to Shoot.
Burton then blew out the light and
Immediately opened fire, but he was
aiming too high, as the bullets, four in
number, passed over Towns head,
but near enough to make it inter-
esting The deputy and the men who
were with him returned the fire.
The firing inside ceased and Frank
Gerheke, who was inside, opened the
door. They found Burton lying on
the floor in serious condition with a
wound in the breast where a bullet
had entered. Frank Gerheke, a grain
buyer in Flaxton, who was inside, and
also E. W. Hindes, who was with him,
state that they had just dropped in for
a glass of beer when the deputy and
the citizens came
Ordered Men to kear.
When they tried the door and it did
not open and demanded to be let in,
Burton ordered the two men to get in
to the rear end of the building, saying
he would shoot. He blew the light
out and at once opened fire. Mean
while Gerheke and Hindes were in the
rear yelling at Burton to cease firing
and open the door. One of the posse
had a pump shotgun and he let drive
several shots, and as a result Hindes
was pretty we'll peltered with shors in
his back and some in his cheek and
lips but nothing serious. After Burton
fell Gerheke got up and opened the
door, Burton had two revolvers. One
of them had four empty shells in it
and one loaded and the other was en-
tirely empty.
Taken to Minot.
The deputy sheriff arrived in Minot
this morning, accompanied by Hindes
and Gerheke. EARLY this morning a
message from Flaxton stated that
Burton was not expected to live
Later they sent him to Minot for an
operation, hoping to save his life.
Burton came to Flaxton about three
weeks ago from Tolley and opened a
blind pig in the grain building near
the railroad. Nothing seems to be
known of his past life. He is a fine
looking man with black hair and
weighs about 100 pounds. He seems
to be desperate character as would
also be indicated by the fact that he
opened fire at once when he was i1
danger of being arrested. The name
which he claims may be an assumed
one, and this seems to be the opinion
of great many.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-05-24

The Denver election being over,
the readers of the newspapers of that
city will now be able to get some in
formation other than what the Hon.
T. M. Patterson is going to do or is
not going to do.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-05-24

That Chicago man who sued for
divorce because his wife deliberately
placed large quantities of her hair in
his pancakes was certainly subjected
to cruel and inhuman treatment.