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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-05-10
JUzGADO De PAz De SAN JUAN.
yUlGlOS De HOY.

Antonio Diaz, por interrumpir el tran.
sito por Ia calle de la Cruz, $1.00 de
multa.
Angel Fajardo, por defecar en- Ia puer-
ia de San Juan S. 90.
IKE. Burnett, por infracci6n de las Or
denanzas MunicipaIes $1.00.
Fabriciano Hern6ndez, por banarse des-
nudo en- 81 muelle las cuatro de la tarde
de aver, $1.00
Emilio Lopez por promoyer escdndalo
y atropellar Victoria Rodriguez, $500.
Julio Liar, por implorar la carload pd.
blica 81 90.
Gil Valdez, por dejar abandonado un
cara en- la carretera de Santurce 81 90.
Leoncia Nieves por insultos Maria
Rivera, $500.
Benito Colon, por dedicar al trabajo un
buey con grandes mataduras en- Ell frontil,
$500
Arturo Santiago, por dejar abandonado
un coche en- Ia plaza de armas, S10O.
Ramon Rios, por r-escandalo atropellar
q Baldomera Cfntr6n en- Ia ealle del Sol,
$500.
NfeveB Diaa y JuanTa Carfi6n, por riha
en- la calle del Sol en- la madrugada de
hoy, $500 cada una.
Fueron absueltos seis acusados de di-
verSas causas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-05-10
Director.
HOJA SUELTA QUE
CirCuIO en- Baya-
mon.
UN IOVEN QUE DICEN FUE DENUN.
CIAOO POR AGGRESSION.
PARECE QUE HAY MUGHA GENTE ENFERMA
POR Ell CAMPO.
{ De nuestro corre8p0n8az. J

Mayo 20.-Ha circulado por esta ciu-
dad una hola suelta procedente del partido
republican, suscrita por el Lcdo. Mar
quez.
Ofrecen los republicsnos alumbrado
el6ctrico Guaynabo, aunque el de Ia ciu-
dad es Internal. Serd que van empezar
por los barrios las mejoras.
La referida hoia cuentan que le cost0 un
disgusto al joven uuionista don Elias Dfaz
(Mudo), nj que dicen que lie dieron ell ci-
tado volante y 10 rompi6; y afirmase que
fue denunciado luego por Justine Mare
ro, por aggression, habi6ndolo sacado bajo
tianza de la carcel don Antonio Flores, y
ell sefior vice-presidente de la Junta local
don Gumersindo Rivera.
-El Iuez de paz don Ramon Furnier,
ha entregado al municipal $7650 que ha
recaudado dicho funcionario en- concepto
de multas en- el mes de Abril.
-Parece que de POGO tempo esta par
te SO enferma mucha gente en- el campo,
pues continuamente dicen que estd saliendo
ell doctor Fernandez Mater.
La policfa insular, tanto e teniente
aefor Schettini, como 81 cabo sefior LIo-
rens los guardias, estan dispuestos 4 no
dejar cometer ell mas minimo des6rden por
asuntos polfticos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-05-10
Para tGl&r bQGli
SALUD
SALUD
Sc NECESTTA ARE PURO, MAN
JAREs ALIMENTICIOS Y To
MAR LA OZOMUL5ION.

Todo aqu6l que tiene un pequefio jarlin
8 una huerta, conoce el secreto de obtenet
una buena cosecha.
Este secreto Sc puede expresar con uns
sola palabrs: AdmentO.
Y ell modo de conseguir una buena
cosecha de salud tambi6n Sc puede expire
sar con esta palabra: ALinlento.
iPor que necesitan las plantas del aqua!
Porque es menester ablandar el suelo
para que las rafces puedan sacarle Ell
alimento que contiene.
Por que labra Vd. la terra alrede 1or
de sus flores? Porque sabe que asf pueden
absorver mas facilmente Ell aqua.
Por que acerca Vd. su ardfn? Porqu
sabe que 81 no 10 hace las hierbas ma
pronto Sc tomaran para ST ell alimento
necesario Ia salud de las plantas
ST quiere Vd. gozar de salud, debe
proceder de la misma manera que par,
obtener ricas frutas L horta 'izas
Estudie cuiddaosamente la question
alimento.
Escoja para su cuerpo la comida ma,
alimentaria que conoce y la que cr6a mas
facil de digerir.
Ozomulsion.
las enfermedades, y, por 10 tanto, haceD
que Vd. Sc sienta mejor. Pero jamas 10
curaran nj lie devolveran la salud la
felicidad.
Las 1nicas cosas que pueden hacer eeto,
positivamente, son el aire puro y Ell ali
mento.
81 mejor alimeuto medicinal quo puede
Vd. tomar para fortalecerse para luchar
contra Ia enfermedad es la Ozomulsiou.
Piense Vd un momento. Que es Ia
enfermedad? Es simplemente una lu ha
entire la naturaleza de Vd. la infection
de un microbio.
Que es la cosa mas necasaria en- una
lucha? La Fuerzal
Esta Sc la dara Ia Ozomulsion.
Para mujeres, nihos hombres de
negocios; para los que trabajan con el
cerebro los que trabajan con las manos;
para viejos y j6venes, Ia Ozomulsion es sin
igual
Sus cualidades germicidas le dan el
poder de rechazar Ia infection del micro
bio y el veneno micr6bico.
Sus propiedades alimenticias recons
tituyentes- al Aceite de Higado
de Bacalao = los glicero-fosftos que con-
tiene-enriquecen Ia sangre y dan nueva
energfa al cuerpo.
Cuando un enfermo va gradualmente
ganando fuerzRs, gradualmente Sc lie van
desapareciendo los dolores.
Los m6dicos aconsejan ell uso de medi-
cinas solaments bajo Teceta facultativa;
pero siempre-medicina n6-al momento
que nota Vd. algdn decaimiento "de sus
fuerzas alguna debilidad ffsica, debe
tomar Ia Ozomulsiou = seguirla tomando
hasta curarse.
No importa de que padece Vd., Ia Ozo-
mulsion le sentar8 bien
Sc dar6 un Frasco de Muestra Gratis al
que 10 solicite, enviando su nowbrs di-
reeci6n cOmpleta la
OzOmuIsiOR Company.
50 Pine Shsl, New York
Sc halla de venta en- todas las farma-
ciaa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-05-10
NUEVO JUICIO.
Lena Verde" otrs vsz ante Ia Corts de Humacao.

Anoche saIi6 para Humacao Ell confna-
do LENA Verde, sentenciado segdu in
formes, q Ia pena capital, por asesinato en-
primer grado.
Recordaran nuestros Iectores 10 mucho
que di6 que hacer la captura de "Leha
Verde, y que, al fin, 10 detuvo, por pura
incidencia como 10 refri6 en- estas column
mas Roberto de Pcdrosa, el alcalde de la
ciudad de Oriente seTior Emilio Cuadra.
El crimen dc LENA Verde consisti6 Sc
gun por entonces dfjose, en- haber dado
muerts un iudividuo con cuya mujer
sostenfa relaciones. etc6tera.
Ahora parece que Sc trata de Ia cele-
braci6n de nuevo juicio, con ese motive
affrnIase es que ha salido aver para HUI
macao Leila Verde.
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Ell HIPOOROMO DE
San Juan.
Tarde que SeYa prOdi-
ga en- emOCiOneS
Las carrsras del Domingo 20 de Mayo.

Ell entusiasmo que reina por las carre-
ras del dia 20 es immense. En- todas par
tes solo Sc oye hablar de elias. Sc cazan
apuestas de ante-mano, aseguraudose entire
muchos el triunfo de los caballos de la 20
ma Norte.
Varias comisiones que habfan salido a
la isla en- busca de ignorados campeones
han regresado tray6ndolos y va han pisado
Ia pista en- ensayo.
Los del Sur no dejan de traquear dia-
riamente q sus vencedores, 10 que prueba
que no duermen sobre sus laureles.
Realmente, la tarde serd pT6diga en-
emociones, y no hemos hablado con uno
que no este dispuesto If.
Adelante
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-05-10
No Sc admiten mas.

Aseg1rase que Sc ha ordenado no sean
Eecibidos mas presos en- la penitenciaria de
San Juan, causa de estaTse llevando &
cabo en- ella ciertas obras
Hasta 81 primero de Noviembe-dic
no podrdn ser admitidos mas confnados,
{ interim estos tendrdn que permanecer en-
las carceles de distrito.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-05-10
10 que dice el Sun" de New
York, 2CerCa de un IibrO.
EI IIbro Sc tltuIa Down in Porto Rico. !"

sogdn ell "Sun," "Down in Porto Rico,
libro de M. G. M. Fowles, es un ataque q
la libertad de concencia, heeho por un
prCtestante de estrechas miras: un pliego
de cargos exagerado contra Puerto Rico
un olvido de los deberes de quien reci-
bio grata hospitalidad.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-05-10
No hahra hruias.

Srgdn los tiltimos informes en- 10 sucesi-
vo "a no habra bruias nj brujerfas nj
quien deje de marcar varilla en- San Juan
toda vez que por 1878 Sc hacen trajes de
telas lindfsimas 4 las medidas en- los tres
establecimientos de Arrivf Hermanos.
La Gloria, Ell Cielo y La Vizcaina.
Grandes almacenes de camas, colchoneH
corses , telas de modas. A vestirse 4 yes
tirse!
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-05-10
EI Presidente de Venezuelay 10
que dice ell Baltimore American

-"Parece que el patriotfu come-caudela
que gobierna 4 Venezuela ha estado aten-
diendi6ndole 4 su economic dom6stica, =
que ell interGs pdblico Sc concentra hoy en
Ia cuenta Tde banco del presidente Cas-
tro." Baltimore American
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-05-10

Ode nuestro reporter en- Viqje.)
Mayo 9.-Muy pronto quedaran termi-
nadas las obras para L. installation del
cuartel de la poliefa insulaT en- ell antique
cuartel espafiol.
Baio la direction de los ofciales
Lopez Diaz Tallada Sc estau hacienda
armarios para los utensilios de los guar
diaE las camas demds material de
ouartel Sc estd reparando convenience
mente.
-Es escaso Ell ndmero de policfa que
aquf presta servicio.
Solo de 10 guardias puede disponerse
para ell servicio nocturno de toda Ia pobla-
ci6n que es extensfsima. Adem6s, cafyti-
mes que permanecen abiertos toda la
noche, pues no hay ordenanzas munich
pales que 10 prohiban, ocupan la atenci6n
de Ia policfa y sobrecargan el trabajo de
esta.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-05-10

Las personals que deseen billetes para
autom6bil entire Camuy E Isabella pueden
dirigirse al Sr. Rosendo Infante
LAS diferencias surgidas entire las po-
tencias Europeas y Marruecos parece que
terminaron, todo sigue su curse. como
sigue ell Hotel Helvetia mereciendo eI favor
p6blico por sus indiscutibles condolences
higienicas de comodidad. Cruz q P.
Schira.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-05-10

listed debe carecer de buenos impresos Sa Cores
pondenoas asu orden le proporconara los que necese
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-05-10

En- todo los puebos de la i ene agen <a Correspondent
% quier eera Pdale todos los das un ndmero agente
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-05-10

Dedicado con eapecialidad & la venta de
efsctos religiosos, artfculos de novedad =
fantasia para sefioras sefioritaa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-05-10

En- esta imprenta Sc vende papel de pc
i6dico vieio $500 quintal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-05-10
DECLARACION JURADA.

Esta tarde deciase que eI Lcdo. Jose de
Guzmdn Benftez prestarfa declaration ju-
rada ante el Juez de Paz sefior Bazdn ase.
gurando haber citado al Attorney General
para intervenir en- una declaration que
jurarfa Cosme Galvez Flores, ademas
que dicho testigo era uno de los que ell
mencionado abogado le habfa ,suministra-
do al Attorney para lainvestigaci6n y que
no habfa sido citado por el Attorney para
compareeer en- Humacao
LA TIENDITA. DE T. ECHEVARRTA
Plaza Principal al ECsdo del Aguata-
nGieTt0.
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Sc hacen trabajos tipografcos selectos baratos
en- sLa Correspondence de Puerto-Rico,s
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-05-10

En- esta imprenta Sc Vende papel de pc
ri6dico viejo $500 quintal,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-05-10
NuevO Guartel de pO-
IiCia en- Mayaguez.
Es ssGasO ell numsro de pOIGia que ALI presta
SerVCIO.

(De maestro reporter en- uiqie. J
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-05-10

en- el Exterior. Un afio orc. ........ 800
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-04-20

Ed. l.. Wendt was cut on the "eSC
sid Of the Missouri last week anu
saw q genuine boom in fun operation.
He rode on the cars to Fresno, iorty
miles west of Chamberlain. AT fresno
everything was in Il rush. one iau
tn run from the train to the hotel IL
ne got a bed. After looking over
Presho he drove 70 Murdo 40 miles
west of Presho, and half way between
Mitchell and Rapid City, where d
boom town Is in course OF erection
already. Mr.. Wendt says the country
was covered with land hunters, ana
every one Of them was In a hurry
Here and there 4 wagon had broken
down and occasionally a wagon was
overturned. Everything is booming
and boom prices prevail everywhere.
Murdo will play an important part III
the onward march Of the Milwaukee
until Rapid City is reached, then that
city will fill an important part In the
construction of the Milwaukee west
ward. Mr.. Wendt returned nome
satisfied to handle real estate on the
east side of the Missouri.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-04-20
Don't forget the grand state supper
IT BANQUET Hall Saturday evening.

Don't forget the grand state supper
at Banquet Hall Saturday evening.
Rev. Father Boley will hold service
In the Catholic church next Sunday
morning at 1890.
Miss Evelyn Tucker returned from
Sioux Falls Wednesday, where she
spent a week visiting friends.
Get your work shoes at Lybarger's
Dollar Saving Store. Prices will sur
prise you.
The Rebekah lodge had another
initiation Tuesday evening. Miss
Jessie Flory was initiated and Mr..
and Mrs. A. S. Loveall joined by card.
Miss Hannah Schmalz Of Spencer,
Neb., who has been visiting her
cousin, Miss Lizzie Schmalz of this
city for some time, returned to her
home Wednesday.
If you are going to buy any work
shoes remember that you can get
them cheaper at Lybarger's Dollar
Saving Store than elsewhere.
Mrs. B. f. Ketchum left Tuesday
morning for Chicago where she will
be joined by her mother and from
there they go to Mr.. Clement, Mich,
for the benefit of Mrs. Ketchum's
health.
H. r.. Klove has done some
plumbing work for us and find the
work very satisfactory, and his prices
reasonable, and We certainly can re-
commend him As a good reliable
plumber. SYvERuD & MOE.
Ed. L. Wendt was recently elected
secretary and treasurer of the Ply
mouth Elevator Co, with main office
at Sioux Falls. !. G. Walter is PreSi-
dent Of this company, and Mr.. Wendt
reports a very satisfactory business
during the past year
One team of gray Geldings weight
lbs. TaaoS. BRADY, Worthing 5.
ID. l2-44
Mrs. B. r, Sandvold was very
agreeably surprised last week by the
OF her brother, Ola Eneboe,
from old Norway. They had not seen
each other for over - years, and the
meeting was a pleasant and happy |
Two years ago a son and daugh-
ter az Mr. Enebae came to this coun-
q and last year another daughter
came over, and lac came himself to
So how he likes the country, and if
Il meets his expectations he will send
after his wife and eve children and
his zao1assr. Mr.. Eneboe is a first
cs.sS sassasee-- AID decorator.
-Csse team Of gray Geldings weight
It's s-9 al. THoS. BRADY
N OCT hing s. u. 42-44
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-04-20

Two good rooms for rent over the
Leader Office.
This is a busy season among the
farmers.
VIII Simpson of Flandreau is in
the city on business.
Mrs. Steve Jones returned Wednes-
day noon from a visit at her old Wis
consin home.
B. r. Sundvold was IA years old
last Saturday, and feels good for 20
more birthdays.
Mrs. II. p. Flanagan came down
from 500 Falls for q brief stay before
going to North Dakota.
Chas. A. Goetz, assistant cashier OF
the First National Bank, was at 500
Falls on business Tuesday.
Mrs. Frank Crabtree returned We'd
nesday to her home in Flandreau,
after visiting a week at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. S. II. Elton.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-04-20
Renublican County Conven'ioh'

To the RepubliGan EIeG IT + og5u Ti BAL Dakota:
The Repnbiican Central ,S'se euthh
the county Of Li"HoI nsr AND w1.E STAT s1atS S1 Sop re-:
q 9,nn a9 ,he R sps Sf';s" Of Lihsoln o9"p phy
and state OF south Dakots q, TO o,o mee on Tues
dav Nav -, 1906, at o'clock y. NJ. 'ot
n nayoo meS of selecting As delegates to reP pn
sent Lincoln County at the R%e2H3dnESss IFuils,
Semtiho i,aLnta' or Tuesday. June 8. 1900. -
Tn several precincts IN the count tIinnni
be entitled to the following reprGSeI of -
In the county convention on u cnst for
Hon. s. H.. Elrod at the general eie'''0D
!. Il. lnlt,
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-04-20

STATE OF SOUTH DAKoTAl
COUNTY OF LINCOLN s #
ome amnc@ Gmmo fTnc oa.G Mas by &i@s o""'s true and correct statement
Subscribed Ms sworn to before me this lh day Of April 1905 ""s~ treasurer
uEA c County Auditor
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-04-20

Brown bread made every Satur-
day at the New Bakery.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-04-20

-35 head of yearling steers for sale
at 800 per head. IHOs. BbADf;
Worthing S. ID. 4z-f4
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-04-20
K Republican Central Com
xnittee Meetink.

mittee Meeting.
Pursuant to call of the chairman,
J. G. Laxson, the republican central
committee in and for Lincoln county,
met in the Office of Almer HelgerSOn,
in the city Of Canton On Tuesday,
April II, 1906.
The meeting was called to order
by the chairman, n on roll call the
following members were present:
J. G. Laxson, &. Schmidt, q. G.
Dokken, M. Nicholson, Ole Hoken-
stad, D. l.. Williams. Absent Edgar
Dean.
Hokenstad moved that one delegate
at large be allowed from each voting
precinct, and that one delegate be al
lowed for each twenty-five votes, or
major fraction thereof, cast for Sam
uel II. Elrod, republican candidate
for governor at the last general elec-
tion. Motion seconded by Baldt
Schmid and on motion was unani-
mously carried.
Moved, seconded and carried that
the county convention for the purpose
of selecting 4s delegates to the repub-
lican convention to be held at Sioux
Falls on June 5th, be held at the court
house in the city of Canton at 2 p. m.
on the 22nd day of May, 1906.
1t was moved that the be
held at the various polling places of
the county on May Is, 1906, and that
the polls be open from 3 p. m., to g.
p. M, Of that day.
On motion the following named
gentlemen were elected as chairmen
and secretary for the several precincts
named in the first commissioner dis
trict:
Hudson. B. Bradley, chairman,
0. II. Parkin, secretary.
Eden-Frank Way, chairman,
Arthur Warner, secretary.
Norway-H. P. Hanson, chairman,
M. T.. Guberud, secretary.
Pleasant-B. Schmid, chairman.
Jake Vogeli, secretary.
Brooklyn. Foy, chairman,
a..a ". ~ oCOCl UooI3
Delaware-T. w. Smoker, chairman,
John Stevenson, secretary.
Lincoln-George Skinner, chairman,
Homer DeNure; secretary.
On motion the following named
gentleman were elected as chairmen
and secretary for the several precincts
named in the second commissioner
district:
Fairview township-M. Falde, chm,
S. Larsgard, sec.
Fairview Village-A. Amunson, chm,
G. e. Mills, sec.
Highland-Ulrik Ulrikson, chairman,
Olof Jensvold, secretary.
Canton twp.-John Bremen, chm,
Carl Anderson, sec.
Canton City:
First Ward-E. Dean, chairman,
A. Helgerson, secretary.
Second Ward-John Chraft, chairman,
II. N. Cooper, secretary.
Third Ward-I. NJ. Helmey, chairman,
Archie Hemstock, sec.
Fourth Ward-H. III. DeLong, chm,
Frank Grace, sec.
On motion the following named
gentlemen we're selected as the chair
men and secretaries OF the precincts
named for the third commissioner
district:
Springdale-R. Buchanan, chairman.
A. e. Loomis, secretary.
Delapre-Herman Koch, chairman.
A. w. Dula, secretary.
~Perry-JOhn Detzen, chairman.
j. S. Hoogastrat, secretary.
La Valley Jos. Shebal, chairman.
Fred Sherman, secretary,
Dayton-John Sederstrom, chairman
Alfred Monrad, secretary
Lynn. w. Wood, chairman.
Frank Wiggin, secretary.
Worthing-Wm Jones, chairman.
j. M. Solso, secretary.
Grant-Edwin Gedstad, chairman.
Gust Aulwes, secretary,
Lennox-A. b. Jacobson, chairman.
Frank Noahr, secretary.
Harrisburg--L. p. Meinzer. chairman
Nels Eversun, secretary.
On motion the COMMITTEES ad iniirn.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-04-20

Funds Where Deposited.
Currency and Coin d cash
Amountm banksQ Lincoln County Bank. FIRST NATIONAL Bank. Farmers State Bnk, Canton.
Exchange Bank of Lennox Hudson tate Bank Fht National Bank, Hudson Peoples
Security Bank OF Worhng. Farvtews State Bank. Bank of Harhmrg Lennox State Bank.
Farmers Savings Bank of Tea State Bank of WothingI ....... ...... ..
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-04-20

Brooklyn io'a' ~
The caucuses will be held on May 10. 100,
in the various precincts or the couhay "
Follows and shall be kept open from too
n. m. of said day In each preci net named;
Eden township, In school house Oh
Norway township In Moe town, hall,
Pleasant township in school house u
Brooklyn township in school house OF
district No. AZ. ~,
Fairyiew township i" school mouse OF
Highland township in school house OF
Lincoln township in school house of dist
rict No so -,
Delaware township in school house OF
district No. 81,
Canton township In town hall, .
lynn township In school house OF oistr'c'
No. So. IT.,
Grant township in school house Of dist
rict No. 70.
Dayton township in Dayton hall.
LaValley township In school house OF
district No. 81,
%Springdale township in school house OF
Delapre township. Tea. In Woodman hall.
WOrthing, fire house.
LennOX. band hall.
Hudson. city hose house.
Canton City
First Ward, Lincoln Co Bank basement.
Second Ward. Sheritf's office.
Third Ward. Harlan House:
Fourth Ward. council chamber:
Fairview Village. TnOmpson's hall.
Harrisburg. town hall. .
Given under our hands this l1h day OF
j. G. LAWSON.
w s, CHA Chairman.
Secretary.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-17
JELKS'S AID ASKED
GADsDEN CITIZENS REQUEST
LYNCHING INVESTIGATION.
Rumored That Grand Jury Will Re-
Open Bunk Richardson Hanging
believed Chief Executive
Will Take a Hand.

Gadsden, Sept 6.-(Special)- "A
we'll founded rumor Is in circulation
here to the effect that Governor Jelks
has been asked to come here and di-
rect the investigation of the Bunk
Richardson lynching case. which II is
believed, will be re-opened and ia ken
up by the grand jury of the City
Court of Gadsden. An effort was made
to confirm the report but without sue
cess.
1t is a well known fact. however,
that the Governor was not satisfied
with the finding of the grand jury
that investigated the case last spring.
and if he does not come himself, IL Is
confidently believed that he will have
direct representatives here. The City
Corut NETS Monday morning at 10
o'clock and the grand jury will be
Immediately sworn in The grand
jury, which has already been publish
ed, ~ composed of some of the best
and most representative citizenship of
the county.
The Bunk Richardson lynching case
is one OF the most sensational in the
history of the State Two negroes had
been convicted of the crime and hung.
A third had his sentence committed
to life imprisonmen and it was this
act on the part CO the Governor which
seemed to incense action by the ele-
ment whose leaders lynched Richard
son, who was charged with the Same
crime but had never been indicted.
In an address delivered in this city
before the Alabama Press Association
in July, the Governor condemned lynch
ing in unmeasured terms and made
many inquiries concerning the case.
while here