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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-10-06

Seryla
I Belgrade, septiembre 25.- A con
secuencia de nuevas divergencias el
presidenteidel Consejo ha presenta-
do Ia dimisi6n del Gabinete.
Ell rey ha encargado q los Sres. Pc
chitet y Stoianovitch la conforma-
ci6n del nuevo ministerio.
Barcslena
4 Barcelona, septiembre 25.- En-
el cuartel de Ia calle de Roger de La
uria Sc ha celebrado Consejo de que
ira contra los guardias de Seguri-
dad Eugenio Hoyo Manj6n yManuel
Carrillo CANADA, acusados de dis
parar contra la tropa, durante los
dltimos successes, desde el balloon de
una casa de Ia calle de Manserrat.
El fiscal ha calificado el heoho de
rebellion, y ha pedido la pena de mu-
erte para Hoyo y velnte amos de pri-
sion correctional para Carrillo, & in
habilitacion perpetua en- case de in
dulto.
Ell defensor solicit6 la absolucion
fundandose en- la faltas de pruebas
y en- los buenos antecedentes de los
procesados.
Be!gica
Amberes, septiembre 25.- Han
ocurrido nuevos casos de antropo-
,fagia en- las regiones de Fataba y
'Sangha, Congo frances.
/ Los nativo Sc han declarado en-
alberta rebellion y han capturado a
varios empleados de Ia factoria, CO.
miendoselos despues en- animada
francachela.
Ha salido un destacamento de ma
tivos al mando de oficiales franceses
para castigar esos actos de Gambia
lismo Y restablecer el orden.
Bran Bretana
Londres, septiembre 25.- En- Ia
liglesia de Saint George Sc ha celebra-
do el matrimonio de Hartmann Os-
THEM, de veintltres amos de edad,
con Wanda Lottero, de veinticinco.
La enamorada pareja marcho a
Paris para gozarlas delicias de la lu-
ma de miel,
Osthein es el principe heredero
de Sajonia- -Weimar, a quien su pa
DIRE deshered6 por sus escandalosas
aventuras y por haber contraldo de-
udas que importaban mas de dos
I millones.
El aprovechado joven, lejos de
enmendarse, aumenta el ntmero
de sus desaciertos realizando un de-
sigual matrimonio, que, seguramen-
tie, causara el asombro y la indigna-
cion de la rfgida y etiquetera corte
de Sajonia-W Weimar.
Suscia.
Stokolmo, septiembre 25.- La
Federation del Trabajo ha declara-
do terminada la huelga general.
Esto Sc ha conseguido gracia 4 la
intervention del Gobierno en- el con-
flicto, hecha en- terminos tan conci-
Iliadores y concretos que han dejado
satisfechos 10 mismo a los patroncs
|que q los obreros.
Austria Hungria
Viena, septiembre 25.-El empe-
rador Francisco Jose por medic de
un decreto ha hecho princesa por
derecho propio a Anita Stewart, la
rica heredera americana que va a
,contraer matrimonio con el principe
MIGUEL de Braganza. preyiniendo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-10-06

Sc ALQUILAN. = Habitaciones
c6modas , bien ventiladas, con agua
y luz electrita, buenas tambien para
Ofcinaa en- el antique convento de
les Carmelitas, provistas con todos los
adelantos modernos. Para informes
dirigirse { Salomon & Gordils, Te.
tuen.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-10-06

saA MARIA NoPIc bo nantes
tarle que habiendo dado el frasquito de
muestra q un yecino milo que sufria de un
dolor de muolas horrible, ha encontrado
inmediatamente aivio.
Reciba, pues, mi enhorabuena por 81
invento Y las mas expresivas gracias dc
su servidora.
Maria Nopic - En- Craponne-sur-Arzon
loire).
Con gusto hemos reproducido Ia preco-
dente carta, porque, en- efecto. 10 mismo
el Aqua que 10 Pasta, 0 que el Polyo Den
tol son el dentifrico pOr excelencia, pues
1 su cualidad soberanamente antiseptica
reunen un perfume agradabilisimo, como
ningln otro de los conocidos.
Pero 10 mayor autoridad que tiene ESQ
invento, creado de conformidad con los
trabajos del gran quimico Pasteur, con-
siste en- que.destruye todos los malos mi
crobios de Ia boca, impidiendo asi Y por 10
tanto, Ia carries de los dientes o curando!a
con certeza cuando existe, igualmente que
las infamaciones de las encias y las enfer-
medades de la garganta. A los pocos dias
de usarlo, los dientes adquieren una blan-
cura nitida y brillante. 81 ssrro tartaro
desaparece y queda en- Ia boca una sem
saci6n de frescura deliciosa y persistente.
Aplicado puro, por medic de una bolita
de algod6n en- rama, calma instantanea-
mente los dolores de nuelas por violentos
que sean, sin mas que aplicar dicha bo-
lita sobre el diente muela enfermos. 1
Dep6sitos: en- San Juan Farmacia de !,
Sr. Fidel Guillermety Plaza de Baldo
riety de Castro y Sores dc J. NJ. Blan
co Co. San Francisco 54
En- Mayagdez Farmacia de los Sres.
Saliva Hermanos, Avenida II de Agosto
A. Mulet, Plaza Principal 66,
En- Ponce. Farmacia Ruiz de Porras
Farmacia Villaronga.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-10-06

mientos respecto 3 aquellas en-
fermedades.
Parece que los seiiores que Sc pro-
ponen efectuar aquel proposito son
medicos q. no des empehan ningun
cargo pdblico y que son aticionados
4 tales estudios.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-10-06
Treasury Department Of Porto Rico.
UBASTA PUBLICA BIENES INMUEBLES
sUBAsrA PUBL1CA.

nenas de uuado da u de Oc
1909 los guen din da Alas de Ia mahna seran
ben relaconad de los
neesaos para cub las conbuon ooo ueron
haber pagdo dbd tempo las
cdas recargos segdn dspone Ia Ley de Rentas nenas
PROPETARIOS Description de Popedd Contribuon gaos
aproximados
EN- TERCERA SUB ASIA
(Nnguno}
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-10-06

Su Dentol eS
superior 4 to-
dos los denti-
fricos de que
hasta hoy he
v eni do ha.
ciendo uso,
con IL cir
Gu nsta ncia,
ademas,deto-
ner un per-
fune exqui-
sito.
Tambiende-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-10-06
L|NEA{ERREA DEL 0SETE,

Itinerario de trenes J vapores que
empezara 4 regir desde el 10 de Sep
tiembre de 1909.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-10-06
EN- PRIMERA SUBASTA

Soero Gimenes casa barro Pueblo 557
Geronimo Gmenez casa, barro Pueblo, 500
Ramon Tornado SO eds casa Bo Don Alfonso 38 ~
Rosendo Alvarez 30 Don Alfonso. 1855
Suce6n JOAQUIN Torres 30 Don Aonso 81 OF
SUCCESSION Juan Maria Torres 40 eds casa Bo Don Aon w
suces6n Limo Baio, 1O8 eds etc. DO. Don Alon'o al
Narciso ChaubrilL 81 Don Aonso IA 81
Antonio Mite Alay6n 66 eds casa Don Alfonso, 6 sS
Tulidauia Cancel "A eds DON Alfonso, 13 80
Succession Ramon Brugman Co. 50 eds Bo Don Anso II
Jose Daniel Vegs, II eds = casa, 30. Arenas - 40
Pedro Alexandra Maldonado eds Bo Rio Aa 827|
JOAQUIN Medn, Is eds casa, Bo Rio Abao % "A
Antonio QuinoneA 81 eds. Bo Rio Abajo, 3l1
Joe Colazo Solo, 6O eds etc Jayuya AbaJo o. %
Ramon NJ eoto, eds Jayuya Abao, 314
Juan Jose Perez 20 eds. Bo Ietuan, 46.ol
Juan Ramon Cores, Az eds. ca 30. letuan, IA
Rivera Colon SO eds Bo Paso Pamas, 7oI
Vctoriano Marines Al eds Bo Vlv1 Arriba 80 81
Francisco Tornado 1s eds Jayuya 4Arrba, 10 81
saturnino Torres 60 eds casas Jayuya Arriba Is 53
Rafael eilva, 80 eds. Bo. Caniaco, 1888
Liberato Diaz 80 eds = Caonila Arriba, 54 IS
Jose Dolores V6e1 80 eds Bo. Angeles, 4394
Anicto Sanchez, rs eds Bo. Angeles il 90
Luis de Pablo otrc 148 eds Bo Angeles, n.31
Antonio Lopez 16 eds. casa, DO. Angeles, 42.1o
Consolation Quhon. 176 eds Bo Caeuana 1921
Sue Ramon II eds bohios, Bo Caguana, 4. 21
Pedro Rivera Flores eds Bo Caguana, 80 SO
Ma IGdora Gonzalez, casa Bo. Caguana io4
Delffn Cueyas 12 eds casa Bo Caguana 8 IS
Miguel Torres IA eds Bo Caguana 49, IS
Miguel Amenpual eds Scasas Palmaleo Abajo, Is IA
n asalduc Colon AZ eds Salto Aajo II 56
Salvador veez A eds Bo Conseo 42.4s
Daniel Rivera 10 eds Bo. Consejo 4s.46
Antonio Vera AZ eds casa, Bo Consejo, Sc rs
ompador propie1ad dbo deptar efvo 10
deao vendda prdera
paga de la a tus uastada
pped los d da sguientes verhc e remae
(Frmado) 4 Bentcz ( olsto
Aprobado Acting Treasurer
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-07-29
SPRING Is ON
VANDERBILT'S LAND

The statement Ia being made that
the ParkeItown spring, oan be pur-
chased "at low cost" from the Stan
ley-Smith Lumber Co. and piped In
to the city at cost but little in ex-
cess OF the cost OF the city spring.
The distance 10 admitted to be twice
as far as the city spring. The eleva-
tIon Is such that 1t would require
several reservoirs on the way down to
reduce the pressure. So much for
the cost of bringing 1t in.
AS matter OF fact the price at
which the Stanley Smith company
are willing to part with their spring
is prohibitive. They do not want to
sell it: In fact, Oscar Vanderbilt
finds upon surveying the land which
be recently bought from the Stanley
Smith Lumber Co. in the ParkeItown
district that the spring Is upon his
land, and it 10 not for sale except at
price which would include the land,
as the water is needed for irrigation
purposes. Blue prints made of this
land by the civil engineers who sur
veyed the land chow the spring to be
upon the land decided to Mr.. Wander
bilt.
The cry that the Stanley Smith
spring can be bought is simply an
other scheme" promoted by the OPP
positin to divert attention from the
main issue. There's nothing to it.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-07-29
COLON BACILLI IS
STILL WITH Us

DR.. Edgington, city health officer,
yesterday received the following re.
port from the last samples of water
sent to the State Board OF Health, at
its request, and shows bad state of
affairs. Reports from samples sent
down by private parties we're to the
effect that the water was so pure as
to cause suspicion, and the last sam
Piles were gathered under the direc
tion of the State Board of Health.
The report fIom these samples show
that the colon bacilli is still In the
water, In more or less quantities. IL
ia dangerous condition and those
who do not boil the water are run.
ming rick, The report Is as follows: |:
Lyman Smith Spring-20,00O bsc.
terra, colon hacilli.
New Reservoir-3,0 0O0 bacteria, colon
bacilli.
Faucet from Gill Sd, 900 bacteria,
no colon.
Big Spring-l20,00 bacteria, gas
producing, no colon.
Big Reservoir Under Hill-10, ,000
baotera, colon baeiliI.
Filter Tank--s,0 900 bacteria, colon
bacilli.
East Spring 5000 bacteria, no
colon.
Faucet q. D. Nickelsen's Residence
-3, 900 bacteria, no colon.
Colon bacilIi is found In sufficient
quantities to produce disease.
| did not take report of their tour
specimens because did not know
where they came from, but two of the
four showed colon baoilli.
Gould not give complete report
tor two weeks.
Ralph 9. Mattson,
State Bacteriologist.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-07-29
conscience Money.

Agent Fredricy has received the
following letter from a conscience
stricken passenger :;
Sir-Some time ago got half fare
ticket to Troutdale for girl some
months over twelve years old. told
lie. | said under IL. | have asked
God to forgive me. 1 send 100 in
stamps for the K. X. Co., hoping that
will make. 1t right.
No name was signed to the letter
Mr.. Fredrioy cancelled a ticket to
the value of the stamps, turned 1t
over to the conductor with the ex-
planation, and forwarded the letter
to General Passenger Agent McMur-
ray.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-07-29
CITY SPRING
IS ALL RIGHT
COMPETENT AUTHORITY REPORTS
viii Supply Water for 10000 People
and Ample Fire Protec.
tiOn.

one OF the main arguments which
has teen presented by the opposition
TO the city spling is that 1t does not
have sufficient water and that 1t has
no sufficient elevation above the city.
In Bnswer to this, we quote from
the report of W. j. Roberts, the civil
engineer who made careful survey
and measurements after the spring
was purchased by the city, and whose
figures have not been questioned by
any competent authority, but have
been verified by later authorities.
We quote fiom the report as fol-
lows;
The Tucker Spring, situated In the
NE Il of the NV Ii section q, Up 2
N X 10 K, was guaged on May IL and
l3, and the flow estimated at l.5 Gu
bio feet per second, or approximately
1000, 600 gallons in "a hours. This Is
sufficient, according to the average of
American cities, tor population of
0,0C0
The uality of the water is all that
could be desired it being clear and
cold as 1t issues, living spring,
from the side of the mountain, re-
mote from ossible contamination.
The distance of the spring from a
proposed location for the Reservoir
on lots l6 and II, Block 10, Hull's
addition, is 90, 100 feet, or about 514
miles. The difference in elevation
between spring and reservoir site is
75 feet.
In order to overcome the Ridge at
a point near the Mcintosh place with
out excessive depth of trench, Hat
gradient is required. For a IA inch
pipe the slope required to carry L.
900, 900 gallons IN "A hours is 6 feet in
10, 200 feet.
Plans are submitted for reservoir
of 1000, 900 gallons capacity, Al.
though this is of geneI GUS dimensions
considering the present population,
yet in view of the probable growth of
the city, the underwriters require
ments, and the single line bringing
the supply, the size is about right.
As to the time such stored supply
would last in case OF severe draught
during a oontiagration, | submit the
following:
Allowing 6 fire streams OF $50 gal
Ions per minute each, and domestic
consumption during the fire 1870 gal
Ions per minute, the requirement is
1880 gallons per minute. The supply
is 620 gallons per minute. Net
draught on reservoir 1000 gallons per
minute, which would require l6
hours, forty minutes to empty a full
eservoir.
1t being "Gravity System, bond
buyers will eagerly seek for the bonds,
and the lower insurance rates result
ing from reduced premiums will make
benefits apparent.
In conclusion would say that few
towns in the Northwest can boast of a
supply equal to the one proposed,
and the system outlined is one that Ia
ample for ten thousand people.
Respectfully submitted,
W. j. Roberts,
Civil Engineer.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-07-29
A We d to The Wise is sum Gent.

1t has just come to our notice that
many housekeepers have been induced
to purchase an inferior phosphate bak-
ing powder selling at 26 csnts per pound.
If these same people knew that this
class of baking powder was made from
burned bones mixed with solution of
oil of vitriol and containing alum, they
wonfd be surprised to say the least.
Always read the label and see that it
reads cream Of tartar, soda and starch.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-07-29
Predicts Contamination.

The condition OF the present water
system is a fullfilment of the prophe-
CIV made by DR.. Yenney two years
ago, when he was asked TO come up
and Investigate the city water supply.
At that time there was a serious pro.
test on account of finding worms in
the water. The report made by Mr..
Yenney at that time was as follows:
Portland, Oregon, August 10, 1907.
In accordance with request fom the
City Health Officer of Hood River,
DR.. E A. Pierce and thu Secretary
visited that city on May 10 to inves.
tigate the water supply and sewerage
system of that city. We were accom-.
panied during the examination by
the Mayor, the City Health officer,
DIR. Fldgington and DR.. Watt, and
another member of the City Council.
We visited the present sources OF
water supply and also the proposed
source, about seven miles from the
city, along Hood River.
Present Water Supply.
The city is supplied by springs
known as the Coe Springs which sup
ply the greater part of the city, anc
by wells ON the Lyman Smith place
which supply about one-third OF the
city. The water from the Coe springs
is collected In sn open air reservoir
which contains large amounts of or
ganic material, as we'll as the usua
WORMS, tadpoles, etc that are tonnC
in stagnant pools; it also contain
fresh water slage which could h'
eliminated by covering the reservoir
The water is pumped from thi
throughout the city.
The wells on the Lyman Smitl
place 1--WE we're informed) are from
ten to fifteen fee, deep. Forty fee
from one of the wells Is an open waite
cl oset and within three hundred fee
are two more. We were also told tina
the water rises in these wells durin
the time the adjacent country /
being irrigated.
! The Coe Springs come out on th
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-07-29
Proposed Water Supply.

We also visited the proposed source
of water supply, which Is about seven
miles from the city on Hood River.
AT this point large spring emerges
from the mountainside, and from all
appearances would furnish an abso-
Iutely pure source of water. The
only question to ee considered would
be that of bringing the water to the
city and the amount of water. This
latter should be thoroughly investi.
gated before installing q water sys-
tenn.
Robt. 9. Yenney, Secy.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-07-29

edge of the hillside and undoubtedly
represent water which filters down
through the soil of the adjacent
country until 1t reaches an imper.
vious stratum when 1t Issues as a
spring. There Ia no doubt but that
these springs will become more liable
to contamination as the adjacent
country becomes more thickly popu-
lated, and are liable at any time to
become seriously affected. The same
is true of the wells on the Lyman
Smith place. We we're informed that
the water pipe on Park st,eet, ex.
tending from the side of the hill, will
begin to flow whenever irrigation Is
commenced, that the entire country
becomes permeated with water.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-02-06
HOTEL OREGON BUS
MEETS ELECTRIC TRAINS

Manager Dickinson writes The Chp
ital Journal that special free bus
has been put ON to meet the Or Gon
electric trains that arrive in Port.
land at 1885 a. m. and 4:55 D. m.
These are trains Nos. and 12-the
limited. Those who have not tried
the Oregon since its new annex has
been opened should do so. rhe
rooms and the furnishings in the an
mex are the most perfect that moaey
can equip, and for real comfort thetc
Is nothing like II in Portland It Is
absolutely impossible for this build.
ing to barn, as was shown in a recent
trial. and the convenience OF free
bus from the electric trains will Ger
tainly be appreciated by the public.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-02-06
washington's Plague Spots

Lie in tho low marshy bottoms of
tho Potomac. the breeding ground OF
malaria germs. These germs Gauss
chills, fever and ague, bilousness,
jaundlco, lassitude. weakness and
general debility, and bring suffering
or death to thousands yearly. But
Electric Bltters never fail to destroy
thom and cure malaria troubles.
They are the best all-round tonic
and cure for malaria l ever msed,"
writes r. M. James, OF Louellen. s. G.
They cure Stomach, Liver, Kidney
and Blood Troubles, and will prevent
Typhoid. Try them, soc. Guaran-
teed by ]. G. Perry.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-02-06
BORROWED A BABY
TO GET ALIM0NY
UNITED Press Leased Wire. !

Bellingham, Wash Feb. 6.-Thst
in her anxiety to secure alimony Mrs.
Cora Welch borrowed baby from an
orphanagc and brought IL into court
as her own, Is the interesting EVIL
dence that came out In the divorce
proceedings started by her.
Afetr the matron OF the orphanagc
testified that the infant held by Mrs.
Welch was the same one she had
adopted from the institution tho
court denied the plaintiff a divorce
but gave one to the husband. when
Mrs. Welch flled suit she secured
$40O suit money. informing the
court that she was about to become a
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-02-06
MOVE KANSAS TOWNS
TO ESCAPE PAYING

than the entire assessed valuation of
the town property, the people Of
Ulysses decided to move. The case
was postponed until the March term
of court and the townsmen busted
themselves in removing their houses,
stores and offices ou,side the corpor-
ate limits. Today the task was COM
pleted and news OF the strange move
given to the world.
No railroads run through Grant
county and the nearest telegraph
station is "a miles from Ulysses II
was an easy matter TO maintain the
secrecy necessary to prevent an In
junction being issued which would
stop the Wholesale movers.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-02-06
UNCLE SAM LAUNCHES
GREAT BATTLESHIP
UNITED Press Leased wIre.l

Newport News, Va, Feb. 6.-1he
United States battleship Delaware
the greatest and heaviest vessel ever
to take a plunge into any water OF
the world, was launched here today.
Thousands OF persons from all pats
of the country, including many from
the little state whose name the vessel
bears, attended the launching.
Miss Anne Cahlll became the spon-
sor OF the Delaware when ihe
smashed bottle OF rare old DslA-
ware champagne against the port
bow OF tn, craft as II slid slowly
down the ways. The vessel
gained momentum as II passed the
cheering crowds and took its plunge
in the waters OF the James river with
out mishap.
Among those who witnessed tho
launching were Governor James Per.
newill. OF Delaware. and his stan OF
officers.
Immediately following the launch
ing, the invited guests were driven
to the Warwick Hotel, where they
were entertained at luncheon by the
shipyard ofhcials. Governor Swan
son. of Vir.-in and Governor Penne-
will and others were present.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-02-06
Save Money by Buying DIR. Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy.

You will pay tust as much for q
bottle OF Chamberlain's Cough Rem
ody as for any OF the other cough
medicines, but you save money In
buying Il. The saving is in what you
get. not what you pay. The sure-to-
cure-you quality is In every bottle Of
this remedy, and you get good re-
suits when you take II. Neglected
olds often develop serious conditions
and when you buy a cough medicine
you want TO be sure that you are get
ting one that will cure your cold.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy always
cures. Price 25 and so cents a bot
tie. For sale by DR.. stones Drug
store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-02-06
Teachers' Examinations.

Notice is hereby given that the
County Superintendent OF Marion
County will hold the regular exam
inatioR OF applicants for state and
county papers at the First Methodist
church, Salem. oregon, as follosw:
For State Papers.
Commencing Wednesday, February
10. 1909, at o o'clock a. m, and con.
tlnuing until Saturday, February 10.
at 4 p. m.
MISUNDERSTANDING, History
Spelling, Physical Geography
Reading, Psychology.
Thursday-Written Arithmetic,
Theory of Teaching. Grammar. Book.
keeping. Physics, Civil Government.
Friday-Physlology. Geography
Composition, Algebra. English Liter
ature, School Law.
saturday-Botany, Plane Geome
try, General History.
For County Papers.
Commencing Wednesday, Febru-
airy 10, 1909, at o'clock a. m, anj
continuing until Friday. February
l2, at 4 D. m.
Wednesday-Penmanship. History
orthography. Reading. Physical GeOg
raphy.
Thnrsday - Written Arithmetic.
Theory of Teaching. Grammar, Phys.
iology.
triday-Geography, School Law,
civil Government, English Litera-
lure. WALTER M. SMITH,
County School Superintendent
1-30-9t
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-02-06
Tinted Press Leased Wire

Hutchinson. Kas.. Feb. g. -Escap-
ing payment of $4,000 bonds and
$1,000 interest, Ulysses, capital of
Grant county, is today located a mile
and half outside of its own slty
limits. Only a frame courthouse and
a school building mark the spot
where 90 years ago stood a prosper
Gus village OF 1900 inhabitants.
The bonds, which were issued 30
years ago to build waterworks and
make other municipal governments,
are held by an Eastern national bank.
When the bank commenced legal
proceedings last October, to collect
the bonds, which amounted to more