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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-01-31

-Continda enferma la sefiora suegra
del Sefor Jose M. Carrero, tesorero del
Banco Popular. Deseamos que tan dis
tinguida DANA recupere la salud.
Ell marshal del Tribunal Supreme
de Justicia, celebr6 esta mafians una con-
fsrencia con el gobernador. Sc cree que
30 tTat6 de las ejecuCiones que SO har6n
mafiana en- Ia penitenciaria.
Han visitado hoy al gobernador los
sefiores de Diego, delegado q Ia Cdmara,
doctor Arrastia, y el senior Guerrero, ex
captain de la P. /.
EN- Manatf fueron condenadoB Dor
ell juez municipal, Tomas Narvaez & 4
meses dfas poT hurto menor, Juan Arce
Pagani, so dfas por acometimiento y
aggression y Cayetana Gonzalez "a dfas por
alterar Ia paz: todos han ingreBado en- la
carcel de Arecibo Bufrir sus conde-
mas.
-Esta taTde celebraron conseiillo los
Jefes de Departamentog, llanaadoB por ell
Gobernador para tratar, seg6n SO dice, de
agunto relacionado con los reos que han de
ser eiecutados mafiana. Con tai motive
no celebr6 session 81 Consejo, suspendien'
dose para mafiana las 2 p. m.
Ell Juez municipal de Vega Baia,
conden6 4 Antonio Garcia 9OF dfas de
prisi6u por el delito de acometimiento y
aggression so dias & Santiago Soler
Carri6n, por falsa representation 6 impos'
tura.
En- el Cousejo Executive Sc presenta'
ra en- breve un proyecto de ley contra el
juego. w.
Ell teniente Chapel, desde Rinc6n,
avisa al Coronel Hamill que ha arrestado
Guillermo Ruiz, por tentative de ultraje
en- Ia nina de amos Lupercia Carrero.
-Esta mafians un ciudadsno paaaba
por en- frente de los Sreg. F. Juncos Ca,
con una carretilla que hace diez diaB ha'
bfa desaparecido de allf. Cuando fue de-
nunciado al policfa, este le detuvo, un
amigo que acompafiaba al conductor de Ia
casretilla le dijo: 6ien meTecido 10 tienes,
90 te diie que no Ia guGrdarGs.
-Anoche en- el barrio 'Cacao" de Pa.
tilIas, 4 individuos sostuvieron una rif1a
saliendo heridos todos de arma blanca.
Fueron detenidos por 81 cabo Arroyo ,
guardiaB sus 6rdeneg, puegtos dis
posici6n del tribunal competente
- La corte de distrito de San Juan, ha
ordenado sean reducidos prisi6n en- Ia
galera de Bumario anexa al presidio
joaquin Carlasco Rivera, acusado de
asesinato On Ter. gradO y Fruto Quino'
mes Clemente.
-Manana dar6 retreta On Ii plaza Bal
dorioty Ia banda de IL policfa insular.
EN- breve saldra para Ponce el mar.
shal de la Corte de Distrito sefior Jose
Labrador para sctos propioB de 50 car
go.
Ell dig de febrero celebrar6 Ia fies'
Ia del csrnaval la sociedad de los ElES.
Hoy no Sc han celebrado iuiCios en- Ia
Corte de 10 criminal. Mafiana. se,dictarS
una sentenCia = 81 dia 5 de febrero reanu'
dara sus sesiones
-Se encuentra mejor de II enfermedad
que le Eetuyiers sn cana, dop Pedro d
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-01-31
Ell BANCO De PUERTO.RICO
ENSANCHA SUS REG0CI0S
Una sueursal ssra sstablselda en- Ponce.
CamblO de persona! On Mayaglez.

La acreditada, sociedad de credito que
de antique funciona en- esta plaza bsjo la
denomination de ''Banco de Puerto Rico
SO propone ensanchar su eafera de negocioa
en- Ia, isla. 5egdn informes, en- breve lis.
talar6 una sucursal en- Ponce, al igual que
Ia que trabaja desde hace algunos amos en-
Mayagiez. -:...-..
Bsjo la direction del actual Presi.
dente sefior Manuel Paniagua la pericia
antigua pr6ctica del sub.gobernador
senior Carlos Soler, SO han hecho reformas
en- las ofcinas centraleS en- la pr6xima
semana Be eelebrarS una junta general de
accionistas en- Ia que Sc leer6 Ia Memori&
anual de los trabaJos realizados por la
sociedad durante el 1ltimo ejercicio, los
que han sido muy satisfactorios.
En- la sucursal del Banco en- Mayagiiez,
ha habido CambioB de personal por haber
sslido para dedicarse q rla agricuItura, ell
antique cajero sefior Cancela, quien Bus-
tituye don Fernfn Sagardfa, continuando
en- la direction de aquellas ofcinaB el sefior
Manuel Graia. i. .... 't:.@ .s-a.
Todavfa no Sc h8 resuelto 10 persona
que vaya & Ia direction de Ponce; pero en-
breve quedaran ultimados los trabaios de
installation de dfcha sucursal el nom
bramiento de personal. .5.....
Conocida que sea Ia Memoria expregiva
de los trabajog antes refeTidoB, Ia daremos
conocer en- este diario.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-01-31
NOTAS Y NOTICE AIS

"A 20 amos de presidio fu6 condenado
Pedro Santiago de II amos de edad por el
Tribunal de Justicia de Guayama por Ell
cTimen contra natura y & amos Anto'
nio Gonzalez Velasques por 81 delito de
escRlsmiento.
-Para celebrar las festas de Ia Cande.
laria en- MayagGsz Sc solicit6 el concurso
de Ia banda de la P. 1. que no pudo
CederSe pOr los compromises que aqui
tiene.
"A la hora en- que circule este diario
estar6 probablements en- puerto 81 vapor
"CarOlina," procedente de los Estados
Unidos.
-Ha ipgresadolen la carcsl de Huma-
Gao, procedente de Ia Municipal de Ma.
guabo el presO Aurslio SerrRno Gomez q
disposition del JuzgRdo Municipal de di'
cha ciudad para estar a las resultaS de
Ia causa que SO le Sigue por 81 delito de
Rtaque con intenci6n de cometer delito
grave.
-Ha sido terminado el montaje inte-
rior subterTaneo de la central telegrafca
de eSta Ciudad que presenta elegante as
peCto.
Sc encuentra en- esta Capital en- use
de licencia ell slcaide de la carcel de
Distrito de Guayama don Ramon de San
tisgO.
va est6 dando juegO el tOrO del Con
solidado y los concentrates en- los circuloa
polfticos y socialeS empiezan y no acaban,
como suele decirse.
-Ha pasado la comisi6n de leJisIa
Skvn Sa Ia Al SASnkr
respecto & nombramientos de jueces de paz
para ser informado de nuevo yirtud de
reconsideration pedida aver por el Lcdo.
de Diego.
ss --Desde que present6 el senior Crosal
la renunci0 de Bu cargo, no ha vuelto
Concurrir & ninguna session del COnsejc
Executive.
Aver tarde celebr6 session la Junts
Central de la Union de p. r. concurrien
do la mayor parte de los sefioreS que Is
forman y discutiendose asuntos de interel
para 10 colectividad.
"A petici6n del delegado Sr. Arrillags
% pedir6n antecedentes respecto aIqui
Ieres de caaas para escuelas en- eBta ciuda6
por IL Junta local de instruction.
-MuchRs personals que viven en- ID
C1W0&u bE@GA&U@44Ssu 6uH E6bAuouCA&S q 11a
10 rey 81 81 precio del pasaje hasta aque
fuera de 5 centavoB como cd hasta Q
puente de Martin Peha. La Compaff'
de carrOs el6ctricos obtendrfa mayor cir
Culaci6n aquel sitio ganarfs mucho COZ
81 aumento de poblsCi6n.
-COntin6an los sondajes en- 81 Bitio 81
donde ser6 emplazsdo 81 muelle de espi-
R6n s'n6mero q" de Ia 'sP. R. Dock Co.
las obEas para So construction SerdI
gacadas en- breve pdblica subasta.
Aver tarde, despu6s de terminals Il
sesi6n del COnsejo Executive, 81 doctor
Rafael del yalle, pressnt6 un proyecto d.
ley.
-El sefior Duval, Jefs del ferrocarri
de Circunvalaci6n sbogado Dexter
CslebrsrOn esta maaana una entrevist'
cpn q gobeEuadOE.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-01-31
EI attorney en- Ia 0fiCjna
del gObeTnadOT
TOdaVla no Sc ha TssasltO Rada do InduIto.

Una larga conferencia ha tenido lugaT
en- Ia maflana de hoy entire 81 attorney
general Mr.. Feuille 81 gobernador Win.
throp, quienes estuyieron juntoB mas de
una hora.
Creese que la conferences fuera para
tratar de las pr6ximas ejecuciones de los
reoB DoneS y Rivers, anunciadas para
mafsna las 4 a. m.
El secretario particular del gobernador
tuvo ia cortesfa de informar eSta mafiana
q nm reporter de "La Correspondence
que 4 esta bora (12 del dia) no habfa
NADIA de conmutaci6n de pena para ningu-
no de los sentenciados que, por tanto, la
sentencia continuaba frme y en- situaci6n
de SCI cumplida.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-01-31
NO hay NAL QUE.
pOr bien no venga"
Un lIt6grafO Il sufrlr una deception anorOsa,
uag6 POI bOsquss lRsult0s, ] dsseubrld Una
nina De OrO.

Un it6grafo de Nueva York, que So.
fri6 una decepci6n amorosa por paTte de
una muchacha muy rica de aquella ciudad
ha conseguido descubrir una NINA de oro
en- la region de Wagamatcook.
w. G. Scraton al sufrir su desengafo
desapareci6 do Nueva York, durante 90
amos estuvo vagando por los bosques in.
cpltos del cabo Breton, su pals natal.
Un dia que Sc hallaba pescando en-
s'Middle River encontg6 nm trozo de
cuarzo. Inmediatamente empez6 Scraton
Bus exploraciones descubri6 Ia region de
las minas que Sc han alberto ahora.
Despuesede habeT trRbaiado On secreto
durante muchos amos, present6 una anota-
ci6n & la ofcina de minas On Halifax.
El gobierno se Opuso durante seiB amos
& reconocer la existencia de orc On la isla,
pero al flo logr6 scraton su deSeo despues
de haber investigate 81 professor j. Ed
mnnd Woodwan de Harvard, aqueIIa re-
gi6n.
Ell informe del professor confrmaba to-
das las reclamaciones de Scraton.
La compaffa de minas "Great Bras
'Ogr0 Sc prepaEa haceT operacioneB en-
dram escala y otras companfas mas estdn
Atrabajando actiyaments "a en- eI campo
Sc ha sacado en Ia region de Waga'
mstcook mineral que vale miles de dollars
por tonelada.
Este mineral es tambi6n rico en- plata
encoptr6ndose en- muchoB trozos de este,
parte del blanco metal
Sc cree que en- Ia primavera SO estable'
cera una verdadera romerfa como Ia de
Klondike en- las regioneB de Wsgamat'
coock.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-01-31
POr Ia helene

CLOS Muchachos' en- 81 establecimiento
de efectos sanitarios San Justo 6, tienen q
disposici6n del p6blico un entero surtido
de recipientes para recoger basuras (safa
coneB) acabados de importar.
IA 80 centavos uno por Ia gran Cantidad
trafda. Hay de todoB tamafos. 15 v q
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-01-31
c0LEeTO COMERCIAL De ALBANY

Hudson con s1periores adelantos para Il
educacion.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-01-31
ID Gargamsnto ID madsras.

La "Compaffa industrial de santurce''
acaba de recibir un extenso vaTiado sur
lido de maderas para construction que
realizan preCios m6dicos. Cuartones cepi'
llados poT cuatro caras tabloncillo Cepilla-
do una cara; ailen bocelado para techos;
tablas cepilladas una cara; alfsjfas, ta-
bias en brute, tablones y vigas. FL total
de pies es de 629,085.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-01-31
En- buena amistad con ell Tio Sam
Toxic. Enero 81,


Reponend Interpolation dgi6 palsmen
exers del Jp6n o que oberpO gso
del
MkdO dchas deaaOnes % opOn del
pueblo
be diicuIadg.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-01-31
AfirmaCiones de Maura


FL pres del gabiete cebr6
al
los
hora
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-01-31
No Sc suicide Ell principe
Paris. Enero 81.


Sc deienta
terror principe Mack Mansour M ho Bundo del Shah dft
b ntead guidarse ahSendo candad Ell
Ieherdn manifesto sd del principe pef hubO ena
suicide
re q mas omple Rcordia
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-01-31
De
La question Jamaica
Washington. Enaro 81.


de- las ferza
eogo
exii6
mOfcar ala armada 6rcO naG6n gaeTra
luc6n ta los EadcS ds Paeden ped mas pueblo hernia
no 8 epueblo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-01-31
Jap0n aumenta su esCuadra
Toxic, Enero 81.

ID
ofcalmene lama
los planes del
6n neca bd los t6n condones de
Ultima
paha.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-01-31
I'm sOCiO de Mr.. Oliver
New York. Enero 81.

i
bajos p6bGB Esad de New York.
cculado dollars
dola ndera subasta ebiendo
berno bas gTntas ata los Oliver Stevens
eX uni fanza muV ioga
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-12-20
L Real Wonderland.

South Dakota, with its rich silver
mines, bonanza farms, wide ranges
and strange natural formations is a
yeritable wonderful. At Mound
City, in the home of Mrs. +. D. Clapp.
wonderful case of healing has late
ly occurred. Her son seemed near
death with lung and throat trouble.
"Exhausting coughing spells occur
red every five minutes" writes Mrs.
Clapp, when | began giving Dr..
Kings New Discovery, the great
medicine, that saved his life and COM
pletely cured him" Guaranteed for
coughs and colds, throat and lung
troubles By Barclay & Grower drug
gists. soc and $l.OO. Trial bottle
free. dev-dv
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-12-20
HF GOT TWELVE MONTHS.
Carter Sentences a Liquor
Seller This Morning.

The Criminal Court is still grind
80 along, and Judge Carter is keep
40 the prisoners on the anxious seat.
emmett Hires was sentenced this
..ornipg for twelve months in the
cate prison.. after having been con-
.s.tod of the charge of the Illegal
sale Of liquor.
Kid Cross was acquitted of a
.bsrge Of grand larceny, and Jim
NIXON was convicted at his trial for
soaring the uniform of the State
militia without legal right. He was
sped SO and costs, or thirty days in
the county jail.
Toe Bush is on trial this morning
for selling booze, and there is con-
siderable evidence being brought in
against him.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-12-20
The Banks in 1907 and 1893.
iSt. Louis GlObe-DemOcratD

(St. Louis GlObe-DemOcrat.D
In the West, as in all the rest OF
the country, the conditions are diff
ierent now from what they were il
the most recent of the financial dis
turbanceS. In a few weeks in mid
summer of 1898 there were more
than 100 bank failures throughout
the United States. Seventy or eighty
will cover all the bank wrecks which
have taken place in the country, as
a whole, since the money scare start
ed in the closing days of October.
Moreover, the proportion Of the sus-
pended banks which have been re-
opening their doors in the past six
weeks is. much greater than it was
in the corresponding time in 1898.
The banks stand together better than
they did then. Each bank is strong
er than it was at that time The
cOuntry's trade and finances are in q
decidedly more stable condition thar
they were then.
The recent scare has tested th,
sOlVency of all the big financial in
StitutlOnS of the country. Ninety
nine out of every hundred Of then
have stood the strain well. and wi
ultimately be strengthened by III
furry instead of weakened. The cOun
trys banking system was never i
better shape than it is in now. an
when normal times return in fe'
months all the banks will b
strengthened.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-12-20
Abraham Brown, OF Wlnterton,

Abraham Brown, OF WintertOn. y.
! had a very remarkable expert
euce: he says; Doctors got badly
mixed up over me; one said heart
disease; two called it kidney trouble;
the fourth blood poison, and the
fifth stomach and liver trouble; but
none of them helped me; so my wife
advised trying Electric Bitters, which
are restoring me to perfect health.
One bottle did me more good than
all the five doctors prescribed. !"
Guaranteed to cure blood poison,
weakness and all stomach, liver and
kidney complaints, by Barclay K
Grower druggists, soc. dec-dw
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-12-20
IN THE DAYS OF 81.
The Last Christmas of the Southern
COnfederaCy.

We had some memorable Christ
mas days in the South during the |
wal" said Mrs. Zebulon B. Vance, !
wife Of the late United States Sena- |
tor from North Carolina. That |
Of 1861 was different from any that
had preceded it. because We were in
arms against the federal government,
and many OF the male guests az
southern homes that day wore Con
federate uniforms. Much of the talk
at the Christmas dinner table was of
seigeS and battles and marches, but
We were all full of hope and con-
fidence.
Christmas, 1862, found us but
poorly prepared to celebrate il. Our
supplies were few, and Confederate
money was at heavy discount. Then
came the bitter year of 1868, with
the fall of Vicksburg and the defeat
at Gettysburg. With sad faces. har-
monizing well with their dresses Of
coarse black stuff, the women of the
South devoted themselves to picking
lint and spinning and weaving for
! husbands, fathers, brothers and
sweethearts in the field
Christmas, lS64-the last Christ
mas OF the wal dawned. and what
la gloomy festival it was for the peo-
IDle OF the South. OF manufactured
products We had practically nonr.
Our hairpinS were made OF iong
black thorns, with a ball Of sealing
wax on the end. We had made into
dresses every scrap of available ma
. terial. while our feet were encaseJ
lin homemade cloth shoes Tn,
slaves, having heard OF de 'man"j
p patton proclamation knew that the.
5 were free and had all scattered away
Desolation seemed to reign over cy
ergthing. OF all the Chr.stman day
Y / have known that last Christina
in the South in wartime Is the on
0 OF an others that am most certa.
r never to forget Pittsburg ph
patch.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-12-20
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS MEET.
Held Called Session Today for Pur.
pose of Leasing COnVicts.

The County Commissioners met in
called session here today for the pur-
pose OF receiving bids for the leasing
OF county convicts. There were two
companies represented. The former
lessees, S. A. Rawls & Co., have been
temporarily awarded the contract.
The matter will come again before
final contract is made.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-12-20

OrinO Laxative Fruit Syrup, the
new Laxative, stimulates, but does
not irritate. II is the best Laxative
Guaranteed or your money back.
Suwannee Drug Co. dec-dW
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-12-20

Ir is strange how much a man can
talk when he is complaining than
when he is praiSing something.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-12-20

The Republican politicians are also
disturbed by the man who is bigger
than his party. Baltimore Sun.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-10-17
Young Men Debate.

Some time ago the Triangle class
OF young men at the Methodist
church challenged the Brotherhood
Of Saint Paul with five debates to be
given through the winter. The first
one was held last Monday evening In
the Epworth League room at the
church. The subject was, Resolved,
that an electric line between Denver
and Greeley would be detriment to
the latter place. with S. f. Martin
and 0. d. Neill Of the Brotherhood
Affirmative and Ernest Tuck and
TRULY Cameron of the Triangle mega
tive The judges decided in favor
OF the negative. There was an in
vitation extended to all men and a
large number were in attendance.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-10-17
Wedding Anniversary.

Mr.. and Mrs. James Rasmussen of
7l9 Ninth street. entertained a COM
pany OF friends last Friday evening.
The affair was a celebration of their
first wedding anniversary and the
guests at the wedding and few
other friends were hidden to come.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rasmussen were mar
ried a year ago in Greeley by Rev. ]
A. Trimmer, the bride having come
from New York city to marry the
man of her choice.
A delightful evening was spent by
the guests with social conversation
and music. Mr.. and Mrs. Rasmus.
sen were presented with MANY
beautiful gifts OF china, books, mic.
lures, etc. A nice lunch was Served
and the occasion will long be remain.
bered by the guests present.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-10-17
Dedication of Congregational.
1t is expected that the service.

1t is expected that the services IN
dedication of the Congregation
church will take place beginninl
sunday. Oct. ~, and close with 2
week of special meetings under the
preaching and leadership OF the ReS
Frank r. Bayley, d. d., Of the Ply
mouth Congregational church o
Denver,
on Sunday morning will be hslc
the service OF dedication of the
church with Prof. Parsons Of Co...
RADIO college, one Of the best loye d
nastors whom the church has had,
in the pulpit. In the evening viii
he held the service nf dedication for
the organ. Prof. Andrews playing
and Dr. Bayley preaching. Tie
Lords supper will be celebrated at
this service and new members viii
be received.
Monday evening the organ recitaI
will be given. On Tuesday evening
will be held an INSTRUMENTATION
fellowship meeting, all the churcleS
of the city being invited to attend
The Rev H. Fl. Walker, PHI. j.,
of Boulder, will be the speaker on
Wednesday evening, and on Friday
evening the members of the chu1ch
and congregation will banquet To-.
gether. a number of speakers from
out of the city are expected to be in
attendance at the various meetings
and it is hoped that the entire spirit
of the services will be inspiring and
helpful.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-10-17
Congregational Social

The young people of the Congrepa.
tional church have been divided IN
Two sections under the leadership Of
Misses Florence Fezer and Grace
W1lson-are working to raise rnonev
Tor the building fund OF the church
Inc side turning IN the most Yards
OF pennies was to be given a partv
oy the other division in the faJI and
last Tuesday evening Miss Fozor,s
followers were entertained nv ~.
Others at the home OF Nelson D,no
rest. They spent a Jolly eyonin,
with games and various amusofnents
Refreshments appropriate ia ,he gaa
son we're served.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-10-17
All Three Bound Over.

Hiram T. Wilson was last Monday
bound over from justice court to the
district court for trial on a charge of
numbering W. Fl. Davis at Johns
town two weeks ago last Sunday
evening. The Murray brothers.
Jonn and Gus, were also held as ac-
cessories. Wilson'S bond was fixed
at $4,000 and each OF the Murray's at
%, 500. Neither could give the bond.
The hearing was had before JUS
tice Ballard of Evans.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-10-17
Y. M. E. A. COMING
Greeley Will Raise the Funds in
February

4 Y. Nj. G. A. building is now
practically assured for Greeley. The
consent of the business men for the
state officers of the association tC
conduct a campaign for funds for the
building has been given.
At meeting of the directors Of
the Commercial club and few
others interested in the question,
which was held Tuesday afternoon,
it was voted to invite the state as.
sociation to hold its annual conven-
tion here Feb. & to 8, next. 1mme-
diately following the convention the
officers and local people will start on
whirlwind campaign for the needed
funds. The committee will start
out with the intention of raising not
less than $50, 900, and probably more.
A few evenings before the Com
mercial club meeting was held State
Secretary Billheimer was In the &ty
and talked to number of the c1s9kh
and business people. Mayor Cam
mer and DR.. Groth of Fort Collins
were here at the same time and told
of the experience of Fort Collins In
raising funds for the building now
nearing completion in that city
They started out To raise $50, 600 and
raised nearly s65, 900, the young men
and boys of the city furnishing over
800, 900 of the amount.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-10-17

, XII IL : JAP RIOS Z soap is,wice the size and
les thar ha!i thr st % any brand OF really
g" VI Nrrgoists and grocers