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which was composed Of Rev. A.
Lagerquist, P. Johnston. John Erick-
son. C.. e. Engher0. Nela Larson. Al

which was composed Of Rev. A.
Lagerquist, P. Johnston. John Erick-
son, c. E. Engberg, Nels Larson, AL
fred Clauson and C. S. johnson.
Plans and specifications were sent to
contractors at Sioux City and Denison
and other places. When the bids re-
turned it was found that the lowest
bid was $l4, This fact daunted
the committee somewhat but they
finally surmounted the difficulty by
deciding to undertake the project
themselves and to utilize their own
skill and labor. This has resulted
! in the erection of the slightly and
beautiful building, in as able way.
as could have been done by expert
contractors. Rev. A. Lagerquist SUI
perintended the work with Joseph
Engberg as foreman. Work was Civ
en- to every available man in town,
who wanted work. The work was
conducted in a pleasant and cheerful
manner and during the entire period
was free from controversy or unpleas-
antness. The excavating and consid-
cradle other work was done free by
members of the church and others.
The energetic and capable work of the
pastor was gratiously done and the
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BEAUTIFUL KlRON REJOICES
in HANDSOME new CHURCH
Continued from page l.

Continued from page l.
for its members to their good but for
the welfare of the entire community
and public. A solo, "Don't forget
that Jesus loves you" was very ably
rendered by P. c. Lawrence.
Rev. A. Lagerquist gave short
history of the building of the church
from the time it first came up for
consideration ali through the prepara-
tion and erection OF the same. At
the close of his remarks he read the
report of the finance committee.
which will be found in the notes of
the conference. This address and
report was of interest to many in his
audience who had watched the pro-
gress of erecting the church. The
sliding door of the baptisty was rails
ed and the beautiful landscape paint
ing on the rear wall was showed
which Rev. Lagerquist stated was
the artistic work of Rev. A. Nord-
berg of Gowrie. Iowa. Rev. A.
Lindholm, pastor of the church in
Ida county which is a branch of this
church in few words congratulated
the mother church upon its success.
and saying the daughter church rejoic-
ed together with her upon the occas-
ion. Rev. LaReau of Denison the
next speaker (who was present and
assisted in the laying of the corner
stone ceremonies last summer) COM
plimented the Baptist people upon
the completion of their new temple,
which he said should be dedicated
from basement to garnet to the honor
and glory of God.
Rev. La Reau spoke in the evening
and preached most excellent sermon
which was attentively listened to and
will long be remembered by many.
Rev. LeReau is favorable speaker
and has very pleasing and effect
i've delivery. To detail every meet
ing which continued during the entire
week would take too much work and
space. Every meeting was attended
by a goodly number and especially
the evening sessions when it was pos
sible for many to attend who we're
unable to be present during the day
session. Prayer, preaching. discus
sion. testimonies and song sessions
being the program during the entire
week which has resulted in good both
to the church and the community.
and will surely bear fruits.
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church is indebted to him for his
faithful and burdensome labor in
looking after the largest portion of
the details from start to finish.
The old church was torn down on
Monday. May 4th. In the early hours
of that morning last prayer meet
ing was held and then the work of tear
ing down the old church commenced
superintendent by G. E. Engberg.
In short while the old church was
no more, the material being used in
the erecting of the new church. B.
N. Benson, who had charge of the
excavating, soon had a number of
men with teams and scrapers at work
and in short while it was ready for
the masons who constructed a good
solid foundation from which the new
structure arose.
The size of the building is 72x54
and it is built and arranged in an up
to-date style. The basement has four
rooms. three of which are to be used
for the Sunday School. The main
Sunday School room is 32x44; the
north class room, l9xl5; the south
class room. 2Ox21 and the kitchen
1Ox32. Two good sized rooms for the
heating plant with fuel room have
also been arranged in the basement.
Entrance to the basement rooms is
made through the west door. where
stairways leads up into the library
and main room. The entrance into
main audience room is made from
the north side into the big hall.
From this hall there is entrance into
the auditorium, to the north gallery,
also to the stairway leading into the
basement. The size of auditorium
is 32x54; the south side room. 2Ox2l
the north side room. 1926: The north
gallery is 1890; reading room 2Ox21
library room is 16x21. The interior,
both in the basement and upstairs i!
we'll finished and vanished presenting
very elaborate and practical view
on every hand. The building hal
had an excellent lighting plant in
stalled. which illuminiates the entir.
building and two large furnaces dis
tributes warmth to nearly every
nook and corner. New cement walk
have been put in on the west ant
north side of the building, which add
both to the conveniences and appear
ance of the fine property.
The main church room is a larg,
roomy one with it's additional room
on the north and south which can b.
opened up by means IF sliding doors
The rooms together with the CALLER.
on the north will comfortably room
large audience.
A large roomy platform has BEEF
practically arranged for the pulpi
and the minister and the oragn ant
choir. Back of the platform. the bap
tistry is installed and the pastor
room. Form the south room an en-
trance leads into room especially
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for mothers to 90 with their chill
dren when they become fretful or
crying. Above the south room il
the pleasant library and reading
room. Taxing everything into con-
sideration the Baptists have an edi-
fee that is an honor to them and
credit to the town. in which they
can gather to conduct their worship
and to invite the public and in
which they can carry on their church
work in practical way. The prac-
teal arrangements and conveniences
and up-to-date style of the building
is the result of modern architecture.
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Church Dedication Notes.
(Kifon News)

Rev. C. E. LaRue, pastor of the
American Baptist church. at Denison.
Iowa, gave very interesting address
Sunday evening. in the New Kiron
Baptist church. which will long be
remembered, by the large audience
present that evening.
C. K. Meyers. of Denison spent
Saturday and Sunday at the dedication
service of the Swedish Baptist church.
He gave an interesting address to the
Sunday School. in which he congratu
lated the Sunday School. church men,
bers, and the people of this vicinity.
for having such a beautiful Sunday
home and public library.
One of the special features of inter-
est to the visitor in looking through
the new Baptist church is that of a
beautiful oil painting which brings
forth most desirable water and
mountain scenery co the admirer.
The scene is painted on the wall
above the baptistery. and the artist
is the we'll known Rev. A. B.
Nordberg. of Gowrie. Iowa. The
painting. which has that naturally
and realistic touch from the skill
of its artist. was donated to the
church. and the members have
reason to feel glad in securing the
work of such an able man as Rev.
Nordberg.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-15
En- los Juz6ados

MUN1CIPAL.-En los juicios
celebrates fueron absueltos: Pc
dro Serrado Y Eulogio Rivera
por turbar la paz; por infraccion
del Reglamento de carreteras
Sabas Rivera; Agustin Davila
por falsa representation V Anto.
lin Muriel, Natalie Perez y Al
berto Rodriguez por escandalo.
Fueron sentenciados, lose
Mario Bovioling, por abuse de
contanza; en- dos juicios a 500
o 90 dias de carcel por cada uno
Y Baldomero Sanchez, por AGO
metlmiento y aggression q S..
DE PAZ.-Anselma Oquen-
do por escandalo, ounce dias
de arresto. Laureano Ruiz idem
S. de multa, Filomena Sanchez
por rina 81, Luis Diaz Y Emilio
Silva, escandalo en- la via publ.
ca 81. Francisco Maldonado, Dor
no tener safacon para la basura
SO centavos.
susanna Canales, por rina So
Felipe Maldonado y uan Ripole
pOr taltar a las ordenanzas mu-
niclpales 81. cada uno, Emilia
40 Estrada y Juan Rosario por
rina SIS al primero y 81 al Sc
gundo de multa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-15
AClarandO IN Crimen

Fla sldo acusado de a~sesinato loss
del Carmen Santiago, que como "
dijimos, did muerte a su herman0
Victor en- ell barrio ''Aguas Saladas''
del termino de Juana Dfaz.
Seg1n investigaciones practicadaS
por la autoridad judicial. resulta quo
Victor y Jose tuvieron I'm disguise
con motive de que unos cerdos del
primero invadfan los sembrados del
dltimo. c~ausandole dafos de conside-
raciou.
Del disgusto resulto una rita, sien-
do Separates por varios amigos.
Mas tarde, entire siete y ocho de In
noche, Jose del Carmen, armada de
I'm .puhal agredio inopinadamente
& su hermano Victor in6riendole una
puaalada en- ell Ell pecho que lie int
reso los pulmones y que lie ocasion6
la muerte cast i~nstantanea.
Ell fraticida esta preso y ha ingre-
sado en- la carcel de aquel distrito iu-
dicial.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-15
Grata vista

Aver tuvimos ell gusto de saludar
en- esta reduction, 4 nuestro querido,
amigo, ell simpatico tenor que hgurS
en- Ia compaffa de la "Mdsico Tea
trail sef1or Vidal.
Dicho querido amigo. nos cont6 eR
sin I'm de traslornos que han sufrido
EN- Venezuela, todos los artistas de In
companfa.
Prob ablernente tendremos ell gusto
de volverlo 4 sp'audir en- nuestr0
coliseo.
Ssa hien venido.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-15

Sc celebrasen en- las localidades
que representa- aquellas.
La ciudad en- que sc celebren
los festejos civicos que recuer-
dan Ell principle de nuestra CT
vilizacion, habra ganado Ell mas
alto timbre de cultura y sera en-
los dfas que duren los festejos,
ell albergue de una allegro po-
blacion fotante, que benehciara
considerablemente al concrete
Y prestara mayor animation a
la ciudad.
Els lastima que no haya COM
prendido nj tornado en- cuenta
este nuestro ayuntamiento, va
que no Sc puede concebir como
haciendose cargo de clio ha po
dido votar la misera suma que
destina a los festejos de Agosto.
En- la Isla. entire las corpora
clones municipales de alguna
importancia y en- las regiones
del gobierno Insular habra eau
sado asombro la salida sorpren-
dente de nuestros ediles, para
quienes por 10 visto TODD Ell
monte es oregano, 9 todas las
hestas son iguales.
La diferencia es bien notoria,
sin embargo.
Y es Cosa lamentable que TN
ORGANISING tan s~ignihcado Y tan
importante, confundal los extre-
mos hasta Ell punto de preten-
der que en- materia de contri-
BUR a la celebration de f~estejos
publicos, tras de no tomar mi
ciativa alguna, Sc mida a todos
pOr Ell mismo raserO.
Nuestro ayuntamiento, fuer-
Ia es confesarlo, no ha estado a
la altura de las circumstances.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-15
La pr6Iimat empOTada teatral


Probablemente manana sc We
rihcara Ia Inauguration de la
temporada de verano en- nues-
tro Coliseo.
FL empTesario senor thinner
man esta hacienda las gestiones
necesarias para reunir en- FL cua-
|dro los mejores elementos.
Sc nos dice que en- la compa-
nia fguraran. Vidal y Martinez
y otros apreciados artistas de la
extinguida "M1sico Teatral".
81 por alg1n detalle no sc pu-
desc verihcar manana, tendria
|lugar seguramente Ell sabado.
Como va dijimos las funcio-
mes seran por tandas, y dado lc
economics que son los precios
ell sistema ha de dar buenos re-
sultados.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-15
La temperature en- Ia Sa

En- la Isla, sobre TODD. la semana
que IA t~ranscurrido, fue SEGA y calu-
rosa para la estacion. con mayor can
tidad de sol de 10 acostumb-ado. A
principles de semana caveren liqeroS
aguaceros en- unas cuantas estaciones
Un periodic de tempo claro, seco W
c~aluroso siguio despues en- los dfas 4
7, 8, y 9. Temperatures maximas de
go grades, 6 mas, Sc registraron en-
CAST todas las eStaciones. los dfas & "
9. Los vientos fueron extraordins-
riamente ligeros y ell calor cores
pondiente OPPRESSIVE.
Ell dla TO hubieron aquaceros
partidos, en- cuya fecha hubo en- Tua-
ma Dfaz n lluvia excesiva de : 7s
pulgadas. En- Maricao hubieron fuer-
.tes lluvias diariamente desde eI dfa
8 hasta Ell dia II Y tambien caveron
aguaoeros moderados en- unas GUAM
tas ~estaciones de la visisi6n O.. los
dias 9 y 10. Ell sabado, dfa II, hubie-
ron generalmente en- todA la isla
aguaceros ligeros 8 moderadamente
f%uertes. Excepto en- Can6vanas q
Corosal, la lluvia en- Ia costa N. y e
fue sin conSecuencias.
Aguaceros substanci tales cayeron
en- varios puntos de las d~ivisiones 6
20, siendo la cantidad mayor de llu-
via en- la semana 6.38 pulgadas, en-
Maricao.
La temperature media en- la isla
fue 700 grade y Ell promedio de la
precipitation o.94 pulgada.
La siguiente tabla demuestra Ia
variaci6n de temperature Y la cam
tidad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-15
Mr.. Johnston cO1|T0on 0TinQl0

Aver tarde contrajo matrimonio en-
el Quartet de la policfa de Rio Piedras
ell americana Mr.. Henry Johnston,
quien como sa ben nuestros lectores,
tuvo In encuentro personal con Mr..
Fl. Kaplan, del cual resulto gravemen-
heEido este 1ltimo.
Mr.. Johnston ha dado su mano Gle
esposo q Juana Hernandez Pifero,
con la cual sostenfa ~relaciones hace
a lg1n tempo. La ceremonial sc veri-
fico con la asistencia de los padrinos
de anibos c6nyuges.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-15
|N0t@s n~nwIni6c6IqGl@s

HOSPITAL MUNICIPAL-Hay
en- asistencia en- este establecimiento
benefco; 20 mujeres y So varones.
Total S..
En- ell hospital cuarentenario ingre-
saron Maria Rivera Fernandez y
Francisco Gonzalez Reyes, p~roceden-
ties del Asilo municipal.
Fue dado de alta por curado Juan
c. Dumas.
Quedan en- a~sistencia II enfermos.
HOSPITAL ESPECIAL DE MU-
JERES.-Hay en- asistencia 81. En-
81 Dispensario 7. Total de assist
da Al.
Observation-Disclosures de dete-
nidos en- Ell dla de aver: varones, "a
y mujeres Is sufricndo condena, IS
varone y 2 mujeres pendientes de
causa.
Quedan en- ell dfa de hoy 81.
Fueron puestos en- libertad por ha-
Der cumplldo la condena que les fue
impuesta Juan Medina. Eugenio
Rodriguez, Raimundo Rodriguez, An
tonic della Cruz, Magdaleno Reyes, Y
Juan de Ia Cruz.
CUARTO DE SOCORRO.-Hasta
la maflana de hoy fueron curadas por
Ell practicante de servicio u. Ramon
Llauger, las s%iguientes personals:
Ramon Trujillo, her ida inciso pun
zante en- la region derecha del cuello;
Juan Rivera, herida contusa en- la re-
gion frontal; Alfonso Farifa, herida
contusa por magullamiento sobre La
pulpa del dedo indice de la mano de-
recha; Evaristo La Rivera, herida
contusa de IN centimetro de longitud
en- la region frontal; Antonio Lopez,
(nino) herid3 incisa le dos centime~
tros de longitud en- la region glutea
izquierda; Andres Romero. herida
producida por I'm vidrio en- la region
plantar izquierda; Maria Rios, de
confusion sobre ell globulo ocular il
quierdo Y Lorenzo Miranda (nino)
herida c0ntusa de dos centfmetros de
longitud, en- Ell tercio medic de La
pierna derecha.
REGISTkO CIVIL.-Nacimientos:
Sc han hecho las siguientes inscrip-
clones: Tomasa Conception Aponte
V Calderoo, Buenaventura Pepeda Y
Figueroa, Jose Trinidad Figueroa,
Gerbasio Rios, Francisco Diaz Mora
les V EuSebio Alvarez Cortijo.
DEFUNCION Da-
niels, Matilde Hernandez Rodriguez,
y Lorenzo Cepeda.
M~ATRIMONIOS- Eugenio San
eiagoscon Felicita Ruiz Rosa, Salvador
Colon con Guadalupe Precot y Lewis
Prom con Victoria Sanchez.
LICENCIAS-Pilar Perez de San
Tuan la la solicitado para conectar su
casa; Gale de Ernesto Sierra, (Sau-
turce) con la tuberfa de la de dona
M~arcelina Geigel.
Consta la authorization lie dicha
sed1ora.
Carmen Lopez, de esta ciudad. la
solicito para hacer obras en- su casa
de IL Gale de Duffaut (%Santurce)
Los pianos que remitep pasaTan al
estudio del se1or ingeniero de la
ciudad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-15
En- ell Casino de CatanO

Ell senior don Francisco Gino-
rio, presidente INFERNO del Ca
sino de Catano, nos ha enviado
una invitaci6n para la byona-
Bale que ha de tener efecto EN-
los salones de dicho circulo, Ell
sabado diez y ocho del corriente
Damos las grrcias por la lnvi.
taCion.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-15
H1@Ga del @S@

FL ayuntamiento de San uan
ha votado una subvenci0n ridi-
cula para las hestas del Cente-
mario.
Ha acordado contribute con
doscientos dollars.
Esa es la misma suma cOnque
contribute todos los amos para
los festejos del cuatro de Julio.
Puede ser que nuestros ed1les
nayan creido que es 10 mismo
para la Isla una fiesta que la
otra, V que tienen la misma sig
nifcacion ambas celebraciones.
FL error de nuestros pretoreS,
que, en- este case, han estado
observation-disclosures, es de una mag
nitud que convene senalar ex-
tensamente va que estana ITEM
DO de mostrarse ST no rumbosa-
mente esplendidos como fuera
de esperar en- OCCASION tan So
lemne, a 10 menos sin esa rome
ria sicatera, que les sienta tan
NAL en- Ell %presente Caso.
La contribution a una fiesta
legftimamente puertOrrlquena,
no puede ser la misma que la
prestada por una condescenden~
cia para una fiesta exotica, por
gloriosa y extraordlnaria que
sea. Nuestros ediles sc han
equivocado compietamente.
Puede ser que hayan Creido
que las festas del Centenario
pueden celebrarSe con dos retire
tas en- la plaza unos pocos de
fuegos artihciales.
No; esa fiesta tiene una signi-
hcaci0n trascendental que no
tienen otras festas para la Isla;
esa fiesta que es la del naci-
miento a la civilization que po-
see actualmente este pueblo,
debe tener una esplendida, una
magma celebration, algoextraor-
dinario que haga venir q la
capital de la isla I'm numero
considerable de forasteros de to-
Gas las poblaciones de Puerto
Rico.
Y para que venga genie, es
precise que Sc lie ofrezca al pu-
blico algo digno V bello, algo
que no este al alcance de los
recursos municipales de I'm pue-
bio cualquiera de la isla.
Els verdad que Ell gobierno ha
prometido que facilitara recur-
SOS a la junta del Centenario,
que tendra a su disposition la
cantidad que necesite para que
los festejos Y los actos que orga
nice, esten en- consonancia con
la fecha y Ell hecho gloriosisimo
que sc conmemora.
FL dinero no faltara. Mas no
por ESQ puede pasar desaperci-
bida la torpeza en- que ha incu-
rrido Ell primer ayuntamiento
de Puerto Rico, respondiendo a
la excitacion que Sc lie dir1je, con
csc donativo lamentable, GUAM
do debiera tener empeno en- con-
tribuir, en- ser uno de los impor-
tantes y primeros factories de la
celebration que sc aveclna y
que ha de tener efecto cast a
nlediados del entrante mes.
Cualesquiera de las corpora
clones municipales importantes
de la Isla. estarfan dispuestas q
.ealizar cualquier sacrifice pa
IA que las festas del Centenario
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-15
InfOrmeS remitidos

Ell DEPARTMENT. Normal de la
Universidad de Puerto Rico, ha re-
mitido 4 varios puntos de Ia isla los
informes que todos los afos publica
Ell mencionado dcpartancnto. En- Il
curse pr6ximo Sc proyectan muy in
tereSantes reformas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-15
ORA DanEa de ArgunUi

Ell aplaudido compositor German
Arguinzoni, ha terminado en- Ia Ito
grafia del BOLETTN. Ia edici6n de SUI
Ultima DANA iLLf0anse al ciuel, que
es va popularfsima.
La impression es primorosa.
FL precio es de veinticinco c~entavos
Ell ejemplar. Sc vende en- la librerfa
del BoLETIN.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-15
IA COLONIA FRANCESCA
ODE NUESfRa C0RgEPsssAL DR. PoseB)
Ponce, ?. r. Is de JUNO 1905.
BOLETIN MERCANTIL.

Anoche celebr6 suntuoso banquete
".Colonia Francesca. Discusses elo-
cuentes, Leccia, Gill, Romanacce, vi
yes y otros. Termino vivas Francia,
Puerto Rico, doce noche. Correo GRO
MICA.
FL eeyyssc0usai.
Arizona republican., 1908-04-05
RUSSIA MUST CURE
 HIS STARVATION ILLS
Sweeping Inquiry Is Begun to Find Causes and Remeries For Terrible Famines.

Washington. D. C.. April 4.- Through official channels. it is learned that the Russian government has un- dertaken a sweeping investigation of agricultural conditions throughout the empire on d scale not approached in recent years in any other European country The reason for this lies in recent crop failures in some provinces which caused famine at Ehich the world stood aghast. for it involved millions of people. In some provinces grain routed for lack of market; in others. the people were agoniZed by starvation.
 Already several reports have been submitted to the Russian ministry of agriculture by special commissions and the work is to be carried much farther within the next few months. It has become clear to the ministry that fla mine and crop failures are not only due to inevitable bad seasons. an over worked soil and the interruption in industry caused by the Japanese war. but also to q cause which hitherto has received little attention from the Rus sian economists and students. viz. the lack of central established exchanges. and q system of buying and selling which would make it possible for the grain raiser tO sell his crop as the American farmer does
 These agricultural investigations have been forced on the Russian gov ernm"nt The latter first attempted to leave the matter to experts who were placed on. experimental model farms and at newly founded schools of agriculture. Notwithstanding the value of the information and instruc- ton from these sources, crops con- tinued to fail. and the people to suffer from grain shortages. The question. later was referred to NJ. Witte, who devised the scheme of special commis- sions. These. however. secured little. for they reported that the entire sys- tenn of government was at fault. and proposed no change which the powers at St. Petersburg would hear to. The most recent investigations have been concerned chiefly with practical prob lems of immediate relief. as the con- ditions became more and more press ing at the conclusion of the war with the Japanese. which was followed by the famines of 1906 and 1907.
 Russian statistics have been consid- cred unreliable. for designing officials have colored returns to suit individual ends. During a recent Russian sea son-one not influenced by war or famine-quoted prices for wheat of av- craze grade at the shipping points of Moscow. Tamboy. Elets. Voronezh Odessa and Reval. fall and spring. ranged as follows:
Arizona republican., 1908-04-05

James P. Rhodes George Kirkland. John M. Mccoy, Robert Wiley.
 The election of the following dele gates is unGuestioned:
 Second Ward-Walter Talbot, Paul Renau Ingies. George Mintz, w. c. Foster. E. w. Lewis. Lloyd Christy, L. w. Collins. H. A. Diehl, R. T. Gillett J. w Walker
 Third Ward Caucus Ticket-L. w. Coggins. Elmer Warren, J. A. Marshall w. P. Doheny, Jasper Dobbs, George D. Christy, Fred Gardiner. Charles Arnold. George Christ.
 The elected instruction ticket in the Fourth Ward-James H. McClintock Clinton Lauver. Jack Kersting, J. L. Wolf. Chas. Cook. A. G. FiguerOa. J, M. Iberri J. A. Johnson. George H. N LuhrS.
 The members of the defeated Fourth Ward ticket were: C. NJ. Sturges. w P. Crump. Clinton Lauver, Sandy Huntington. James Ballagh. C. H. Griffith. R. M. Hudson. Ramon Flores, Pedro Villa.