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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-16

tinguido escritor. Ell senor vi
vas Valdivieso y en- nombre de-
pueblo Ponceno a quien repre-
senta oficialmente brindo por la
prosperidad de Francia. Esta-
dos Unidos y Puerto Rico.
MIR. Gill, Ell Juez del Distrito
pronuncio I'm elocuente discourse
en- ingles que fue traducido al
frances por Ell Sr. Vanhoejen.
Mr. Leccia lego TN brillante
discourse que fue muy aplaudi-
do, y lego te.egramas del Con-
sui de San Juan en- que Sc ad-
heria a la fiesta. Sigui6le en- Ell
uso de la palabra ell joven Sa-
malea Igleis. Su discourse por
10 patri6tico arranco muchos
aplausos.
Don Rodolfo Santoni habl6 en-
frances, br1ndando por los fes-
tejos. Carlos Romanacce. Do
mingo Rinaldi, Mr.. Jones came
ricano). y w. Roche tambien
pronunciation frases elogiosas y
llenas de I'm gran ardor de pa
triotismO.
Mr.. Limbardo Official de la
armada francesa en- la campana
del 70, sc dirigio en- TN bravo
disCurso, a la numerosa concu-
rrencia. y fue muy felicitado.
Ell joven w. Rochs sostuvo la
hilaridad del publico hasta que
concluyo Ell banquete, en- medic
del mayor entusiasmo, y al des-
bordaniento de las copas de
champagne.
La Marsellesa fue cantada a
coro, y Ell himno nacional anne
ricano y la Borinquen fueron
oidos religiosamente, puestos de
pie por los caballeIos que esta-
ban en- Ell banquete.
A las d0ce.
A esta bora termino Ell lucido
acto que dejo TN gran recuerdo
en- todos los asistentes.
Nuestras felicitaciones 8 los
organizadores del acto.
iHurra pOr la Francia!
CORRESPONSAL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-16
Varias notiCias

-Muy en- breve embarcaran
para Espana Ell senior don Ma
nuel Ledesma y su apreciable
familia.
Sc encuentran en- esta ciu-
dad los distinguidos esposos
.Chacal, de Caguas, quienes SC
proponen regresar pronto d su
Residential
-Ha sido nombrado Juez es-
pecial de Guayama ell abogad0
]. c. Ramos. para decidir la eau
sa criminal instruida en- aquella
|Corte contra Francisco Menar.
Sc han presentado cuarenta
~aspirantes para tres becas que
han de ser cubiertas por Ell De
partamento de instruction Pa
blica.
--Ha celebrado una larpa
'conferencia con ell Assistants
Attorney Mr. Brown Ell Iefe del
Consolidate sehor Was Ocho-
teco>
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-16
Don Miguel! San Antonio

Nuestro amigo don Miguel San
Antonio, hijo del conocido sehor don
Baldomero San Antonio, tenedor de
libros de la importante cas- comeccial
Piza Hermanos y Co.. de esta ciudad,
Sc encueutra gravemente enfermo en-
Ponce.
Sc tetnc que u dolencias teagan
un fatal desenlace.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-16
Los aSunInS De lgy

En- Ell Consejo Executive. scre~
Iaprobados esta tardo los nombra-
|mientos siguientes:
Don leopold Santiago, para iuex
municipal de Bayam6n; don Herbet
A. de Lima para juez de par de RIO
Piedras. Dichos nombramientos hsn
de tener efecto Embellishments dcs~
pues de ST. aprobaci6n: don Pedro c.
Lopez, CONCEAL de Lares; don loss
N. Carbonell CONCEAL de San Iuan-
don Jose Manuel Acosta, conceIai dc
San German; don Modesto C~arrasuui-
Ito, CONCEAL de Guyana.
Tambien Sc harzn nombramieptos
de los sefores Foete y Muffox Mo-
%rales, para las Cortes de Distrito de
|Guayama y Humacao.
Seran aceptadas las renunciaS de
los sehores siguientes. Don Ricardo
Lopez, don Eduardo Larroca, don Ia
cinto Paradis, Ell sef1or Amv, quiereS
han ocupado puestos municipalities.
Y la %renuncia del sefor Rafael Bird
de JeJe de Dissrito de sexta clase.
Ell G~obernador ha pedido una auto
rlzacion al Consejo, para que Ell plaz0
Senalado hasta ell dia IS, en- que Ia
empezado & tener efecto Ell servicio
de los nuevos guardias de la policfa
%lnSulsr, en- vez dfa IS sea Ell 10 DEB
Ico~rriente mes.
PeticiOnes
Ell Comite de Finanzas y Apropia-
clones, presentar5 un informe acerca
del ~emprestito de 10000 dollars para
la Tunta Escolar de Arecibo.
Ell Attorney General solicita CT
nombramiento de I'm escribiente para
Ell registro de la Corte Municipal de
San Juan con Ell sueldo de 90 dollars
mensuales. Dicho mombram ieuto
sera por tres meses.
Sc tratarau otros asuntos de menoS
interes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-16
Don Alfonso Aguilar

Hemcs tenido la satisfaction de es.
trechar la manod de nuestro distingui.
do amigo don Alfonso Aguilar, quien
regreso anoche en- Ell "Carolina' de
los Estados Unidos.
Ell amigo Aguilar viene satisfecho
de su viaje y lleno de salud.
Reclba nuestro cordial saludo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-16
E. ''ANTONtO LOPEZ"

Segun nos comunican de la
casa Consignataria Sobrinos de
Ezquiaga. ell vapor Antonio
Lopez" salio de Cadiz para este
puerto, aver ounce, debiendo
llegar ell IS del corriente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-16
SERvICI0 CIVIL.
NuevOs e~mplead0s.

Los siguientes nombramientos Sc
han hecho de acuerdo con Ia ley del
servicio civil: Para Ell Asilo de Gle
COS, Esperanza Figueroa, Carmen M.
Medina y Antonio Valer6n y Marche-
ma, 0 caracter defnitivo, quedando
por tanto dentro de la ley; para ell
Asilo de Nifas de Santurce, Eloisa
Fecbre, slrvienta; Antonio Ortiz, sir
vienta, y Julia Ramirez, con caracter
provisional.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-16
Ell DR.. MnnoZ Diaz.

Ha regresado de Coamo nues-
tro querido amigo ell DR.. don
Gustavo Munoz Diaz.
Su inmensa clientele recibira
con placer esta noticia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-16
C0L0HlA De LEPR0S0S.
Dos ~liCenCias.

LIE han sido c~oncedidos 5 dias de
l~icencia al senor Manager de la Co.
lonia de Leprosos y Is & Ia se1ora
America Duprey Vida. de Moya.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-16

Por acuerdo del sefor Secretario de
Puerto Rico, ha solicitado la seflora
Moves Acevedo, Ell irgreso de cinco
de sus nifIos en- las Escuelas de Bene
%ficencia. Como quiera que no hay
local para la admission de ninos por
ser snmamente excessive Ell ndmero
de solicitudes presentadas tpasan de
7oo) Sc lie ha contestado negativa-
mente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-16
De Ponce

~ 0AOO
GaIlarda fiesta ceiebrada por los fran
ceses en- aqueIla ciudad.
Ell banquete
Con motive de la festividad
del Il de Julio, gloriosa eteme-
ride francesa, tuvo lugar I'm
suntuoso banquete en- Ell "Hotel
Frances, preparado gallarda-
mente por los hijos de la naclon
latina, Residences de Ponce.
Ell salon
Estaba hermosamente adOr-
nado con banderas francesas y
ricas c~olgaduras de damasco.
De una a otra esquina del salon
habia serpentinas de varios CO.
iores artfsticamente eslabona-
das, obra de la distingulda da-
ma BartOlaCCi.
Los COncurrenteS
Asistian al banquete Ell Homo
Table Mr.. Gill. Juez Presidente
de la Corte; ell Vice-presidente
del Concejo Municipal senior
Vivas Valdivieso, en- represent
taci6n del Alcalde; don Fernan-
do J. Matias. por LA Voz del
Pueblo LA Democratic" don
Rodolfo Santoui, por"El Agui-
la de Puerto Rico; Luis Sauna
lea Iglesias, por ell BoLETIN MER-
cANTIL DE PUERTO Rico. y los Sc
nores Vautroojen, Dur. Leccia,
Dupuy, Horensan. Roche, Eau
re. de Chaumae, Rinaldi. Para
SIM, Ch. Franceschi. ]. Roma
nacce, r Romanacce. Pellegri-
NJ. Plonisi, BertolacCi. Rouvier,
Llmerola. Pierantoni. Limarde.
Santori, Gamae. Jones y otrOs
cuyos nombres lamentamOs no
recOrdar en- estOS mOmentOS.
COmienzO del actO
A las ocho y media bajaron
los concurrentes al salon del
banquete, a los acordes de la
Marsellesa, y en- medic de aplau.
sos.
FL menn
Artisticamente impreso, y os
tentando la bandera francesa en-
una esqu1na.
DeCia ash:
HOTEL FRANCHISE:
BANQUET DU IA JULIET 1908:
Creme Palestine.
Gelatine Trufee.
Mignonettes de hllet
Poussins a la royale.
Vol-au-Vent Republique.
Petits -pois a la Parisienne.
Jambon Glase Mont martre
Sorbets panaches.
DESERTS:
Cafe Aux Trois Coubeurs.
WINS:
Xeres, Sauterne. St. Julien.
Champagne, Liqueurs.
I'll serviCiO
Muy bien. muy admirable
ricamente hecho. hace homo
al Hotel Francis.
Los brindis.
Actu6 de tOSt- mater MIR
Leccia, Ell Consul frances dis.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-16
LicenCia Caducada.

Luego de vencida la licencia de
que disfrutaba ha vuelto q tomar po.
session de su cargo en- Ell Asilo de
Nihas. la profesora dona Elena
Bozzo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-16
OtrO case de variOIOide.

La senora superintendent del Ash
10 de Nihas, ha informado I'm nuevo
case de varioloide, en- la nina Fran
'cisca Reyes, y solicita la Immediate
fumigacion del cuarto en- que Sc ha-
llaba antes de haber sido trasladada
al Hospital cuarentenario.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-16
DeDapIanenh De Carload

BajaS de aIienadOS
Han sido dados de bajay remitidos
4 Ponce, los alienados Rafael Santos,
Angela Coto y Luisa Ortiz Nevarez.
ASlL0S De SANTURcE.
Petici6n negada
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-16
Ell salon

Estaba hermosamente adOr-
nado con bauderas francesas y
ricas colgaduras de damasco.
De una a otra esquina del salon
habia serpentinas de varios CO"
iores artfsticamente eSlabona-
das, obra de la distinguida da-
ma BartOlaCCi.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-16
GalIarda fiesta celebrada por los fran
ceses en- aqueIla ciudad.
Ell banquete

FL banquete
Con motive de la festividad
del "a de Julio, g%loriosa efeme-
ride francesa, tuvo lugar I'm
suntuoso banquete en- Ell Hotel
Frances, preparado ga'larda-
mente por los hijos de la nacion
latina. Residences de Ponce.
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THE JEFFERSONIAN.

of negro disfranchisement. Smith stumped the
State, while Brown, who is a man of ineffect
ual presence and poor speaker, stayed at
home.
But just here another player enters upon
the scene. Tom Watson, Populist candidate
for the Presidency though he is, still has fol-
lowing enough in Georgia to hold the balance
of power in such contest as this in these
white primaries, and Hoke Smith had offend
ed Tom Watson. Tom Watson also declared
that Smith had set up a machine Of his own
as bad as its predecessor and that he had not
carried out his campaign pledges. Watson
therefore urged his followers to vote for
Brown. How much influence this had we do
not know, but anyhow Brown, who would have
been only an ex-Railroad Commissioner if
Smith had let him alone, is now chosen to
take Smiths place as Governor of the State.
Choke Smith is one Of the strongest men
in the Southern States friend Of his de-
clared to us two years ago, "but his great
weakness is that he runs roughshod over what
ever comes in his way This fault now seems
to have proved his undoing. And having
found much to admire in his course we regret
his fall-Progressive Farmer
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1908-06-25
THE WH1RLIGIG OF TIME AND IT'S
REVENGES.

Still the affair did not create much feeling
at the time, and Brown went into private life
to think upon revenge, next appearing on the
scene three or four months ago when he an
nounced that he would offer himself as a can
didate against Smith for election as Governor
At first Smith charged that Brown represented
the -prohibitionists, but the temperance
issue was eliminated when Brown joined Smith
in public pledge to veto any bills injuriously
affecting State prohibition. In the same way
both candidates pledged themselves in favor
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1908-06-25
PAGE FOURTEEN
HE MURDERED HIMSELF"

CONTINUED from Page Three.)
civilization to support the contention that she
did not kill a man.
There are among us too many creatures in
man. g likeness of the Auspitz sort. We have
no name for them other than "man"
But we already discriminate better than
we used to; and it is conceivable that an era
may dawn when even the books of our statute
law will recognize that suicide need not always
mean nothing else than the murder by man
Of his own body.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-05-08
SHORT STORIES.

A white diamond of 220 carats hns
been picked up in the river diggings al
'Klipdam, near Kimberley. -
The fossil remains of plesiosaurus
have been unearthed at Talcahuaro
bay, Chile, The body of this marine
reptile of bygone age was forty-five
feet long.
= At meeting Of the New York Anti
vivisection society at Carnegie hall re-
Gently John D. Rockefeller was asked
to restrict vivisection in all Of the
medical research institutions which he
has endowed.
At, an auction sale in New York the
other day of early editions Of: Mrs.
Mary Baker G. Eddy's works a postal
card containing five words, 'Meet me
at the depot was sold for 50 to one of
her admirers. y,
It takes just 2sooo incandescent
lights to illuminate the capitol at
Washington; between 1.500 and 1000
alone to light the. roof Of the house of
representatives. About one ton of coal
an hour is used during the busy hours
to run the engines for lighting the
building. %NEr:Jy .a-s
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-05-08
!: Home Hints.

The carving knife and fork should
not be put into water. Hold them over
the dishpan and rub with the wet dish
cloth. / i. II. ..iEE144 III. !. blk
# your clothes are shiny, rub lightly
with fine sandpaper over the shiny
part; then, press, and the clothes will
look like new. .S b. "a. .*55 s$ ss g.
s II one uses a large toy iron, infants
dress Jokes win look better and will
not be dana ged as when ironed with
those commonly used, .::5
SO 70 mend the sides of an. iron utensil.
use putty Place ushes and salt over
] the putty which will thus be efectualr.
" hardened in q few days. ES
a. furniture polish which is greatly
Srecommen ded is composed Of one wine
glassfuI Gof olive OIL the same quantity
of vine and two fablespoonfrls Of
alcohol. Appl " vii ih5a soft cloth and
polish with flannel. " 4; AZ Ut
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!; !. { lays and *EeIa,y |,e,:rs.

:
5E "a bingdon has become leading
man for Bertha Kalich. .Ss8$ .s.. <5 ID,
$#$s burl esaue on & The Merry Widow
has lately been introduced into Miss
Hook Of Holla id, Z y.. s, III Il
.sH Helen llier- Carrick Is ;still a mems
Der of The #t.e aught IN the Rain cons
sroaryy, of which Il Willie Collier is the
.star ss,., s
sS 3 jon Fernande has secured from
Twin rden y play aptain Vel
VET and vii star IN it She will be
sun ported. her h1is band. w. Il
5ingd don s%
liam Rose i, who mas been play
#tns the role II Of 4 ~ ii rhursto ton il
Brown s$of IIa rYar1 with Harry
oodlltn, go gu III tina I play next
season ST "a 8 the part
now assumed u ~ ooderuf
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-05-08
pRen0HeneR eaeoHo aeBe
: :. TOXIC NEWS :, !.
)9@@E @El@E9 W@@@E@E@H 90 @B@Dl


y Deputy Sheriff Tally OF MlnneWau-
kan was in Toxic on business satur-
day. .l = z.z:., 81
+ n Miss Helna Freeburg, of Crookston,
has accepted position In CT smeal-
lies store.
J. J. Murphy, representing the La
kota Observer was in Toxic Monday.
Mr.. Murphy is writing up the towns
along the Aneta extension. 2
The fine new home of Tom Kamp-
rude will be the scene of a merry
gathering next Saturday night.
Ever and Joe Strand, of Devils Lake
are building nice new dwelling house
on their homestead west of this place
Considerable Of the excitement
about Toxic has, been done away with
now that Jaqua has disposed Of a
couple Of his mules. ::.-s.-
Victor Ruth, G. Smeallie and Chas.
Nelson were in Devils Lake Friday
where Chas. Nelson went to prove up
on his homestead. Messrs Ruth and
Smeallie were his witnesses,
Gus. Berg invited in his neighbors
and friends for miles around Saturday
night to help him celebrate the cree
ton of his fine new home. There were
in the neighborhood of 200 present
and most enjoyable time was had
Gus, knows how to entertain his
friends and he and his estimable wife
did themselves proud in their enter
tainment. And it is the wish of all
present that they shall always enjoy
their new home as much as Their
guests did on this occasion.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-05-08
1WNTy-TW0 YEARS AGO
items " interest Cleaned From The Devils Lake terOcean Pub
lshed Under Date Of Saturday. Apr. IL, 1885,

At the time Of going to press last
week the Oswald murder trial was
In progress and a number of witness
es had been examined. Following
these the following witnesses were
examined: James Doyle, Jno. A. Nc
Dougall, VIM. J. Hurst, H. G. Hans
brough, John F. Cowan, Thos. H.
Sheckler, VIM. T. O'Donnell, DR.. G. C.
Ellis, H. H. Kruger. The defense then
took the case and called the follow
ing witness: Thomas s. Potts, Geo.
w. Potts, E. R. Davis, Robt. Boeing,
William Cowan, CLANCY McTaggert,
VIM. T. O'Donnell, DR.. w. T. O'Don-
nell, VIM. J. McIntise, John Taylor,
Ed. Hackett, Jr., William Doll, Rich.
ard Tanning, John F. MCGEE, John
William Oswald, defendant, DR.. H. M.
Wheeler. The following expert wit.
nesses were put on the stand: DR.. H.
M. wheeler, DR.. A. J. Smith, M. c.
Camp, W. J. Hurst, DR.. c. c. Ellis, Dr.
H. H. Ruger, DR.. Wheeler, DIR. Swan.
son, DR.. O'Donnell. Here both sides
rested. Prosecution moved that the
case be taken out of jury's hands ex
cept as to grade of crime, this the
judge took under advisement and the
attorneys proceeded with their pleas
The arguments closed at 1880 We'd
nesday morning and the case went
to the jury. The jury was out thirty
hours and at six o'clock Friday morn
ing brought in verdict of man
slaughter in the first degree. The
judge gave time for the defense tt
i ask for new trial and stated that the
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-05-08
WHEAT is EARLY,
About Half the Crop in Grand Forks
County Already In the Ground,

About Half the Crop in Grand Forks
County Already In the Ground.
Wheat seeding is about half through
In Grand Forks county and those adj
Joining. Had it not been for the rain
of last week, which has prevented
work since that time, the work would
have been about completed. The
acreage will be larger than last year,
but just how much cannot be stated
just now. About rs per cent is fair
estimate. General conditions for wheat
are vastly better than year ago,
when none had been sown. For the
past few days there has been prac-
tically no growth, however. Wheat is
practically month earlier than in
1907. d.
Little or no durum wheat will be
sown in Grand Forks county this year.
Farmers say 1t does not thrive i'm the
Red river valley counties. Practical
ly none of the land has been sown to
oats, and farmers say the acreage
will be about the same as usual.
q. There will be fair acreage Of corn
this year. It was a good crop last
year, and this has encouraged farmers.
It is considered probable that the
acreage of flax will be less than last
year.. Seeding will not be begun for
a month yet, and weather conditions
will largely determine this problem.
The acreage Of barley will be in
creased. Farmers report some diff.
Guilty in securing; seed, however.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-05-08
VALIDITY or STATUTES.
Grand Forke 10 Concerned in the Fate
Of Two State Laws.

Grand Forke 10 Concerned In the Fate
Of Two State Laws.
In the district court at Grand Forks
States Attorney Wineman appeared
for Grand Forks county in the suits
brought to compel payment Of a re-
ward in "spotter" case and to secure
the return of $1,000 paid into the state
by Grand Forks county for the care Of
insane patients at the state hospital.
In the "spotter" case, Grand Forks
county sent two warrants for $50 each
to State Auditor Holmes and he re-
fused payment on the grounds that
the law authorizing the payment of
rewards to collectors of evidence In
liquor cases had been repealed when
the temperance commissioner law was
passed. The temperance commission
or law was declared unconstitutional
and States Attorney Wineman con.
tends that the old law thereupon will
be in effect In the suit to recover
the $1,000 paid the state, the consti-
nationality Of the law requiring coun.
ties to pay for the care of insane pa
tients Is involved.
Attorney General T. r. McCue sent
briefs in both of the cases and States
Attorney Wineman made oral argu.
ments. Judge Charles F. Templeton
took both cases under advisement.
Judge G. F. Templeton of the dis.
trict court at Grand Forks declared
the law giving reward Of $50 for In,
formation leading to the arrest and
conviction of violators of the prohibi
ton law to be In effect unconstiution.
al, and issued peremptory writ cit
ing State Auditor Holmes to honor
'two warrants in the amount of $10l
drawn by Don Mcdonald, treasurer ol
Grand Forks county.
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d sssmrfons oe disease never ariss IA
fsaan hap azard nor tlne absences of
aspsle discovers sThereffore
hDssevey lifIaeult5 the correlation 81,
ssaslsa and l,s. y sasysFs
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Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-05-08
Baptist Convention.

The Red River Valley Baptist asso-
citation will hold the annual convention
in Grand Forks June and 4 in the
First Baptist church. Baptist churches
Of Grand Forks, Walsh, iPembina, Ca.
Waller and Nelson counties viii send
delegates. Each church is entitled to
four, delegates at large and two dele.
gates for each additional 100 mem.
'bers. The programme for the conven:
ton is being prepared and it will be
ann ornced in q short time Z It is be.
5Heved that every church in the asso.
ciation viii be represented by q good.
sized delegation. +. ~ :.r 8 ~. s:5 s
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sentence would be pronounced July
18th.
Dave Holmes has been chosen ma
yor of Grand Forks.
Frank Palmer was over from the
Fort Wednesday. F..
There will be Catholic service to-
morrow, Rev. Father Jerome in the
pulpit.
]. H. Devlin's herd of cattle arrived
by rail Tuesday and until yesterday
morning were grazing upon the grassy
slopes east of town. The herd con-
sists of 2007 head of two-year-old
heifers. The remainder of the 1000
herd will reach here about the 25th.
The first three days of this week
there was a constant string of mule
teams going west to work on the rail-
road extension.
The railroad work has brought very
many people to this vicinity, some are
so poor that they don't know where
their next meal is coming from and
there is much begging about town.
| The following officers were elected
at the city election Monday: Trus-
tees, V. J. South, Frank s. Converse,
R. L. Cleveland, VIM. Brundelle;
| Clerk, Chas. s. Smith; Assessor, VIM.
Flummerfelt; Treasurer, Chas. s.
Smith; Marshal, VIM. Flummerfelt.
Seeding is about wound up in this
section, a few small pieces remaining
| to be sown to oats and barley.