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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-06
NOTAS De |NTERES
Rega1os ofrecidos ano-
che al maestro Cam
pos, EN- su benefcio.
EN- La FORTALEzA
Don Ruperto Y don Bonita
EN- la FORTALEZA
Don Ruperto y don Bonita
clio Caballero. ..Fiestas pa.
tronales en- Pefluelas.

Ell maestro don Gustavo M.
Campos fue obsequiado anoche con
los siguientes regalos y nos ruega
hagamos publico su agradecimien-
to tsnto a los sefiores que fguran
en- la lista que va a continuation
como q la concurencia que le fa-
voreci6 asistiendo 4 la function de
su benefcio.
Regalos: Elegante reloj de orc,
del doctor Gustavo Mufioz. Precio-
so reloj modernista, de! seiior don
Ricardo Narvaez. Elegante reloj y
cadena de orc con un b;il!ante, de
la sefiora Blanca Matras. Preciosos
gemelos de orc, del senior don Juan
Rosell6. Boquilla de ambar con
incrustaciones de orc, del sefior don
Pedro Sanchez. Pahuelo de seda
con caprichosa alegorfa musical y
expresiva dedicatoria del maestro
don Francisco Verar. Cajas de ta-.,
bacos de la sefiora Isabel Fernandez.
Cajas de tabacos, del sefior Antonio
Bazan. Elegante GAIA de tabacos,
del seiior M. Real.
-Procedentes de Caguas, SD
residencia, llegaron aver q esta ciu-
dad, con objeto de presenciar la
ejecuci6n de los reos, don Ruperto
y don Bonifacio Caballero, padre
y hermano respectivamente de la
victima.
va ha recibido el Goberna-
dor y hoy tuvo la atenci6n de en-
senarsela 4 los areportes', la copa
de plata que regalara al vencedor
en- las carreras de championato que
tendran lugar en- Ell Hip6dromo de
San Juan el 20 del actual.
Dicha copa, artisticamente pre-
parada en- la casa de Fibany de
New York, lleva grabadas estas dos
inscripciones; oRegalo del Go6ey-
,4adoy Post, al fhb6dy0ms de San
Juan -29 de Septitm6re de I9o7'--
sCamPeonatO HfpteO Pneyto,v1qHeHO
Premio al venceGor.s
Dicha copa viene montada so.
bre Tin elegante pie de ebano pull
do. Es una joya de arte, digna del
generoso dorante.
Sc vienen celebrando con
gran animaci6n las festas patrona-
les en- CSuuSldS.
Los obreros carpintsros cele-
braran una reunion esta noche en-
Ell local del Circulo Obrero, con el
fin de constituir el Sindicato de
carpinteros puertorriquehos. Una
junta organizadora fue nombrada y
pronto celebraran una asamblea ge-
neral de carpinteros.
Hoy visitaron al Goberna-
dor el jefe del Departamento Con-
solidado sefior Acuiia y el Superin-
tendente de sanidad doctor Vaz.
quez.
-Seg1n noticias de New York
Ell 26 de agosto 1ltimo contragerou
matrimonio en- aquella ciudad los
estimables j6venes y compatriota:
nuestros seforita Aleiandrina San,
chez y don Arturo Martinez, ami,
go y correligionario que reside
mucho tempo en- Puerta de Terra
Fueron testigos del acto la her
, mana polftica del novio dofia Car
| men Nieves y Ell sehor Ventura MI
. jon.
/ Felicidades muchas deseamo:
{ a los j6venes esposos.
a -En Ponce fue arrestado poi
Y escalamiento el individuo Francisco
y Lluvera.
o I'll secretario de Ia Junt,
e Central del Circulo Obrero, expi
Ie di6 hoy diploma de a6liscion a
! Sindicato de sO6cios varicss y 4
), sindicato de pintores. Esas do
Al agremiaciones quedarSn incorpa
i das s la asociaci6n sCircuio de trs
Bisbee daily review., 1907-11-16

nell was in the city today collecting
evidences IN the case4 of a lChinaman.
Quong on Chong, v2o was formerly q
resident q Tombstone but who, left
here q few years ago going back to
China on a trip. Quong was located
in Globe q few. days ago and It lie al
legged that he failed 20 return TO this
country as he should have done, ant
nb me- t&ftc4 W nave a. uucu uO ~aS
seen BY the inspector In Globe. Con-
nelly Is now collecting evidence to
show that Quong Is at present iiieg-
ally in this country. Il has been dis
cofered that Quong was In Tombstone
q few weeks since and that he LETT
here going TO Globe via Pearce In
company with another Chinaman. who
is also wanted b ythe immigration Of
ficials.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-11-16
sLaucHTgR OF PIGEONS.

SAN ANTONIO. Texas, Nov. 15.--
Flocks OF wild pigeons have lately
been passing over this city and old
sportsmen here believe that this now
nearly extinct game bird is being re-
newed. Forty years ago there were
millions Of these wild pigeons in the
United States. Every fall they mi
grated from Canada and the northern
states where they hatched their young.
Frequently where they roasted at
night great limbs were broken on OF
the trees by their weight.
A ruthless slaughter carried on for
years almost exterminated them. Pot
hunters went after them with Ian,
terms and binding them by the glsre
knocked them OF the roosts with
sticks. It was not uncommon for one
man to bring In from one to two hun
bred birds as the result Of a single
Aight's sport
A good many Wild pigeons are
Bisbee daily review., 1907-11-16
ADDITION
WILL HAVE SEWER
Work Already Commenced On
System win Prove Boon
to Residents.
Lowell. Nov. I6. 1ao7.

Lowell, Nov. is, 1907.
Residents OF the Johnson addition
VIII soon have a sewer of their own,
as at the present time ]. NJ. johnson
has force OF laborers at work on
the system. The laborers are Mexi.
cans who ara sentenced to do time in
the jail and Mr.. Johnson is giving his
services gratis.
The system, although not a very
elaborate affair. viii do all tina: is re-
quired In disposing of the sewage in
the addition. The material being
used is six-inch iron pipe which was
purchased from the Copper Queen at
low price. Mr.. Johnson standing this
expense.
The sewer will connect with the
private sewer of Mr. johnson which
runs from the Johnson building and
VIII run up the canyon between j. e.
T. street and Tate Hill for some dis
lance, and any property owner in the
addition win be allowed to connect
with It. Mr.. Johnson is to be som
mender upon his earnest endeavor to-
wards the betterment OF conditions in
the addition.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-11-16
NOTICE.
OPPOSITE Y. NJ C. a.

Notice is hereby given, that at q
netting of the creditors of Duey &
Overlook, a corporation, held al the
Copper Queen hotel on the 9th day Of
September, 1907, he majority OF the
.reditors being present |. Frank R
Harrington was duly elected as as
signee for the benefit Of said credit
ors Of Duey q Overlook, a corpora.
ron; that OF the 10th day Of Sep
TENDER, 1907, said Frank r. Harring
ton was duly appointed as assignee
for the benefit OF the creditors OF
Ouey & Overlook, a corporation, by
the Judge OF the District Court of the
Second Judicial District OF the Terri
tory of Arizona, In and for the Conn
ty OF Cochise, and Immediately there
after /, said Frank r. Harrington quail
flied as such assignee.
FRANK r. HARRINGTON.
Assignee for the benefit of the credi
tors of Duey q Overlook. cor"n--
ssfoa-
Risbee. Arfsons, September ~. isss.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-11-16
'HoeNIx WANTS PERMIT
CPhoenix Democracy
70 PAY FEURTTNG DEE

lHnOeDh OtmOCFdLl
City Attorney Prescott is preparing
for the city council bin which viii
be introduced by tfe next session Of
congress by Delegate Mark Smith,
enabling Phoenix TO hold an election
to decide whether or not to issue
bonds to take up the floating debt
Estimates of the present floating
debt of the city run from 100000 to
$3.50. 600, a large part of which is held
by Phoenix people in the form OF I'M
paid warrants, drawing interest at the
rate OF per cent
Eighteen months ago tae city coun-
ell put Phoenix on a cash basis, the
result being that payment ceased on
the old warrants Neither the face
OF the warrants nor the interest be-
ing collectable
For some time the city council has
been considering the proposition of
issuing more bonds to take up the
warrants and settling the city's OBJ
legations In that direction
By the bond issue the aldermen Zig
ure that l per cent per year can be
saved on the total Indebtedness The
warrants now bear per cent inter
est, and the bonds will be made 20
bear but per cent This viii mean
saving OF about 1920 per year.
Much complaint has been mace ",
those holding the unpaid warrants,
especially from parties outside of the
city. who have found it impossible TO
collect even the interest.
Congress viii be asked to pass an
act enabling tde city of Phoenix to
hold an election and IL ii meets with
the approval OF the people, issue
enough bonds to take up all the oIe
warrants
City Attorney Prescott states that
he VIII have the bill ready IN plenty
of time to send It to Delegate Smith
at Washington and have him intro
duce It at the propef time
Bisbee daily review., 1907-11-16

known to survive In the district of
Tampico in Mexico and are said TO
summer and hatch in the Sierra Ma
DIRE mountains. 1t is thought as the
fiocks have increased they have re-
sumed their migratory habits and are
now returning from the north.
Hunters here view with satisfaction
the probable addition OF another game
bird to the coverts. The dove. which
is of the same family as the pigeon,
is already very abundant and so is
the quail. In fact, a strict enforce
ment of the new Texas game laws
during the past two seasons, coupled
with the destruction Of the armadillos
for commercial purposes, has allowed
the quail to multiply in great num-
beers. The three months open season
of November, December and January
promises great sport.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-11-16
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


Estate of John C. Krumlin. Deceased
Notice IS hereby given BY the under
signed administrator OF the estate Of
John c. Krumliu. deceased. to the
creditors Of and all persons haviI 2
claims against the said deceased to
exhibit them. with the necessary
vouchers. within four months after the
first publication OF this notice to the
said administrator. at Lowell. Arizona
the same being the place Tor the trans.
action Of the business Of said estate.
IN said county OF Cochise
JESSE T. TOLAND.
Administrator Of the Estate OF John c
Krumiin. Deceased
Dated this 9TH day OF November,
1907.
First publication November 8. 1907
10,
Bisbee daily review., 1907-11-16
Lowell Locale

Frank Moson, who has been IN
Lowell for the past few days on bust.
ness returned to Hereford this morn
ing.
Superior & Pittsburg storenouse at
the Junction is rapidly being built,
and gives one good idea of wnar a
large building it will be when com
pleted
The Salvation Army held a lively
meeting on Main street this evening.
The justice court was closed today
on account Of the Lanahan trial in
Bisbee.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-11-16
COUNTY
REVIEW LOWELL REPREsEs-
TATivE.

aar. joseph I. Cohen Is in charge q
our prHncn once ~ LoucIl. lnIs OE
ice IL established Tor tho convenience
aad advantage Of the business men Of
Lowell and vicinity. Ring telephoce
L-ss for reporter OF business repre-
sentative.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-11-16
oenn-shattuck Hospital Closed.

Today the Denn-Shattuck hospital
closed its doors. This move was
made imperative by the reduction In
the working force of the Dem and
Saattuck companies In the last month.
The hospital was conducted by Drs.
Brodgrick and Williams. who founded
the institution recently under great
expense. The last patient was re-
moved last evening.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-11-16
Sacramento Power House

The power house for the Sacramen-
to shaft Of the Copper Queen com
pany is assuming large proportions
and when completed win be one of
the finest In the district. At present
the Sterling boilers are being install
ed in their concrete foundations. The
steel frame work is nearly completed
and the corrugated iron covering will
soon be put on.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-11-16
z. s. Orier
PROPOSALS FoR CITY JOB
PRINTING.

Sealed proposals will be received at
my ONCE until 1880 p. n. November
20. 1907, FOR an CITY Job Printing for
the year ending November I, 1908. &C
cording to copy and sample stock &c
be furnished by me on application. All
work to be turned out In first-class
condition. c. w. HICKS.
1909. City Clerk
Bisbee daily review., 1907-11-16
ESTATE PR0RATE
IN ANOTHER
COUNTY
Judge Goodbody, Being Heir In
naralauata Viii. Can Mot
Close Up Business Himself
Under the Arizona Law.
Especial to Review.)

TOMBSTONE. Nov. l5.-owing to
the fact that Judge Goodbody has
been made one Of the heirs OF the
estate fthe late Fred Caralavata,
having been left an interest In a
number of mining claims In this dis
trict that belonged to the deceased.
the matter of probating the estate will
have to be changed to tae probate
court of an adjoining county, as the
law makes the change a necessity,
when the probate judge becomes dis
qualified by his being made an heir
to the estate. In view of this fact
the entire proceedings In the matter
of probating the win OF the estate will
be transferred to the probate court
Of Pima county and will have to Ue
administered upon there by Probat'
Judge Kirkpatrick The estate is val
ned In the neighborhood OF $4,000 or
$4,000 which includes some $4,000
in cash and the balance In real es-
tate, mining and personal property 10
Gated In Tombstone. Bisbee and Glea-
son. The sister and neice OF the de-
ceased are still In the city from San
Francisco and will remain in Arizona
until the viii has been admitted to
probate and the estate put in such
shape that they can leave.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-11-16
Phantom BAN q sueeess.

The phantom ball which was given
under the auspices Of the Upper Low
eli Ladies' Amity Club. at the club
house this evening was well attended
and the event proved a success In
every respect.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-11-16
NOTICE TO soYs.

Wanted, a good boy to carry news
paper route. Apply hevlew Office. 1859
Bisbee daily review., 1907-11-16

County Treasurer Gaines returned
this morning from Phoenix where he
had been ENJOYING the sights of the
third annul Territorial Fair. Mr..
Gaines states that the attendance this
year is much larger than that OF any
of the previous fairs and that the ex.
hibfts and everything connected with
II are much superior.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-11-16
w. Muir


BisDee Music Store just reoeiiv-
ed all the new Victor and Eds
son records for October.
Genuine Edison Machines with
genuine Edison Flower Horn,
$500. See that Thomas A.
Edlson's name and trademark
is on the horn. Victor machines
all sizes. with genuine Victor
horns. Factory prices.
OPPOSITE Y. NJ C. A.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-11-16

Tom Willis, a rancher, at present
located In the Milestone mountains.
was brought into Tombstone last even
ing by Ranger Porter Mcdonald and
placed under arrest. pending advices
from Palakinta, Texas, where he is
wanted on a charge of forgery, al
legged to have been committed num-
Der of years ago. Willis has been in
the Whetstones Tor a number of
months He offered no resistance and
when seen at the sheriffs office tais
morning stated that he had not the
slightest fear OF going back to Texas
TO face the charges. He viii be TAX
en- to Fairbanks this evening to be
given a preliminary examination. and
the officials win endeayor to hive him
held pending the arrival of word from
the Sheriff In Texas. It is stated that
there are two indictments pendius
against Willis in Texas. Willis has
already employed Messrs. Gilmore
and Williams to defend him and will
not go back without making a fight
to prevent his being extradited. but
at the same time maintains that he
viii have no trouble in clearing him
self of the charges should he be tax
en- back to the state.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-11-16

For Review Job ONCE cali phone
No. 80.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-11-16

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The Columbus commercial., 1907-11-12
EH FR1
HT0R I

+ jackson @ Nov s. Seven
teen prison Els sawed eheir
e liberty from Madison e50
jal e Canton aean early hor
this morning sN of the
ber were awaiting trial oa n0rd-
er charges and three others are
Wel.-lzn8n desperate chaeae eters
The fagtsTes waHe las cen
near Davis Switch saor ly be-
fore das5eh t41ls morning head
ed I02 Jackson
SheEifl even and a posse of
deputies reached leEe tllis morn
ing and are now engaged ia
searching
The 5ail building is c0mpara-
lively new. The s>el bars were
evidently dipped agar1 with the
finest Of saws Only one prison
- was left 81 The 5all, and he de-
clIned to JON the party
One 8 the 1e8ItIEes was cap
el1Ee G.aT Madison station The
others held oH criminal offeases
We're IS follows Robert Loran-
murder. nalaGt0 about 5 feet 10
inches tal. small. mustache,
S. E1t about la5 pounds. good
ooala# Willie orEIs. murder.
small yellow nearly white. 81
bout gears osd, curly hair.
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The Columbus commercial., 1907-11-12

fo rlx friends and the public
general al0 n0 longer with
the Commercial Hotel Barber
siaon and vii oIen up ct Inc new
e9 on ol about October
3 one OF the most
in a8ssfsslDKs al2Q sGIlclt c01-
anlanee af sour trade. Thanking
one and ali FOR past natponage, /
remain Respectfully
S. N Kemp
The Columbus commercial., 1907-11-12
For eE

Heu connecting rooms separ-
etc from those / occupy. wei
fnrnis he'd modern conveniences.
nave na family. want no small
children. ST Bird Ave. South
Mrs. VI. E. CHERRY.
The Columbus commercial., 1907-11-12
chancs sry Botice


laa State Of Mississippi
tTrdes County
o W e. Pe3.s postohice
a1tes Vienna Aia You are
c9masmded to appear before the
ohaneer5 Court Of the County Of
LoWndes m said State. on the
1stMoaday ot April A. ID 1903,
70 defend the ssit of The Column
Dga Comfort & Mfg Company
wherein sou are defendant.
lMs lth day of November 4 -
1907
II p RICHARDS, Clerk
Ey i. a LINCOLN, u. G..
The Columbus commercial., 1907-11-12
Supervisors Proceedings.

The regular monthly session
of the board of Slpaf 1isers w
begun Nmda uora 0
members and officers being pres
ent
Ordered 5r the Board that The
Commissioner of Military Roae
be loaned the sum ot 5102. ou.
of the general county fHHd fol
working road
Ordered by 5he Board that b.
Matthews be relieved of Assess
ment OF 5000. same being stock
in Canning factory and Icing
enormously assessed
Ordered bv the Board Of Su-
penisols that the contract for
boring well oa county farm BE
awarded 10 Mr.. Little for the
sum of $1,000
Ordered by the Board that
Clerk Of this Board I'D
for bids for the building 81 an-
pr.aen ta bridge across Bat
hase65a river On Aberdeen road
according tg plans and sneclG-
eaGauson 6Ie ein Chanearg Clerk S
Office.
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The Alaska prospector., 1907-08-22

1 Seattle, Aug. 22-Physicians are urging a campaign against the rats in this city as a means of prevent ing the bubonic plague, which is now on the increase in San Fran cisco.
 Washington, Aug. 22-Secretary Bonapart has published a state ment denying the report from Wall Street that he would resign from his office and aid the trusts.
 Ashfork, Ariz.. Aug. PA mob attacked the Postal telegraph office here yesterday and utterly demolished the building. The strike breakers employed in the in the building made their escape unharmed. Hundreds of shots were fired during the riot but no ore was injured. The governor has called out the malitia, fearing an ther outbreak.
 Within very short time Valdez will have daily paper of which it may we'll feel proud. Editor w. H. Crary left OF the Saratoga for Seattle, and while there will purchase full printing out. fit, and hurry the shipment and in stallaticn of the plant in order that PRospEcToR subscribers may enjoy a live up-to-date daily and weekly. With the Alaska Home Railway an as- sured success, and period of pros. perity and stability promised for Val deg, Editor Crary intends that the PRosPECrOR. shall lead the vanguard of the new and great commercial future of the City of Valdez.
 Chances are Good now for getting square meal now at popular prices at Alaska Home Rest
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-01-10

Bert Newell andfamily left today
for their future homei in Kalamazoo,
Mich.
Station agent Grif6ths returned
from his visit in Minnesota Tues
day.
Paul Landmann has purchased
the Habbenge farm, eight miles
west OF Scotland.
Quarterly meeting services will
lie held in the NJ. E. Church next
Sabbath, January l2th.
Mrs. Sophia Eisenmann came
home from Bridgewater after a few
weeks visit with relatives.
Miss Florence Brown entertained
some of her friends at a party given
at her home Saturday evening.
Dave Cassel went to Chamberlain
last week to appear as a witness in
a contest case before the laAd Office,
Miss Maggie Berringer came
down from Tyndall yesterday to
spend the day with her friend, Miss
Sophia Stafford.
MI. Hovland, formerly of the
Hovland Furniture Co. of Scotland,
was in town yesterday. He is now
on the road selling Vose pianos.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-01-10

Chas. Brown made a trip to
Parkston Tuesday.
Bank Examiner Silsby was in
Scotland yesterday.
Jacob Stackerl came up from
Sioux City Tuesday.
Mrs. lizard went to Parkston
Tuesday to visit for a few days.
John Array from near Spring
field was in town Tuesday on bis
way to Mitchell.
Hicks, the horse buyer, will ship
another car load of horses from
here today.
Guy Brown went to Stanley Co.
Saturday where he will hunt
wolves and jack rabbits for about
two weeks.
Miss Dora Gum, who has been
staying at Presho most of the past
summer, has moved to her claim
near Stearns.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-01-10

Mr.. Ed. Stratton Of Odebolt, Ia,
has been in Scotland the past week
with a car load of registered Short
horn and Galloway cattle which he
is offering for sale. On Tuesday
he sold three heifers and one bull
and has some other deals in pros
pect. He has some fine looking
animals, but the field has been
pretty well worked here by local
breeders Of registered stock so we
imagine that the sales will be a lit
tie slow.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-01-10
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
signature s;sss sss g. 1&mMzzzx

The regular week of prayer is be-
ing observed in the Presbyterian
church this week, and services are
being held each evening.
j. L. Hutchison was able to get
down town Monday after being
confined to the house for several
days with a stomach trouble.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank each gave
a card party last evening in honor
of Mrs. Cach's brother and sister,
Mr.. and Miss Detterman of Iowa,
who are here visiting.
On account of the unfavorable
weather the last regular meeting of
Scotland Camp, NJ. Wa. was post
poned until Tuesday evening Jan.
18th, at which time the regular in
stallation of officers will be held.
Miss Emma Vellek received her
new Harvard piano Monday, pur-
chased of G.. N. Pollard of Yank-
ton. It is a handsome, rich toned
instrument and Miss Vellek feels
that she made no mistake in her
selection.
The Epworth League held a So
cial and a taffy pull at the home Of
Mrs. Cass two miles west of town
Monday evening. The pleasant
sleigh ride to and from the place OF
meeting was an additional enjoy
ment of the occasion.