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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-06-23
4 yiviir en- miramaT

Sitio saludable, q buena altura So
bre el nivel del mar, con facilidad de
comunicaciones y en- sitio centrico
de Santurce, es un magnifico sitio pa
ra residir. Cada vez Sc levantan nue.
tan nuevas y elegantes vlviendas en-
"Miramar' y los pedidos de solares
aumentan cada dia. LAS Gales Sc
han terraplenado y hay servicios de
aqua y luz. Es eI sitio de moda.
NUEVO HOTEL.-Con to-
das las comodidades propias
del mejor establecimiento de
esta clase, han instalado los
esposos Morgan un magnifico
hotel en- la parada Is en- San
turce. HOTEL MAYA. Servicio
esmerado, habitaciones fres-
cas- y ventiladas en- los tres
pisos del edificio, y vistas
al mar, brisas continues
y suma atenci6n para los hues-
pedes LENA este hotel una ver-
dadera necesidad. Para fami-
lias hay comodos locales. En-
sitio centrico de Santurce dis
pone de facilidad en- las comu-
nicaciones con la ciudad.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-06-23
ACTING COMMISSIONER
.FARMACIA LA EMERITA"
ISABEL Y LEON ST

DE MANUEL PUG DIANA.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-06-23
Sc VENDEN
Hiios de Pima, variedad
espanolas roJas.

DE VENTA.-Hiios de pima en-
periecto desarroIIo, vigorosos Y re-
slstenteS.
PreciO: Diez dollars el miilar.
Informes: Vicente Fano, San Juan
q Hato Rev. Parada sc.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-07-15

University Of Wisconsin, various colleges,
provision for ................. sc
University OF Wisconsin, various depart
mcntS open to both sexes. ........ &c
Utilities, persons interested in not TO
hold Office ................ 90
Utilities, public, tudeterminate permit 1sU
Uniform military, marine or naval wear
ing or .........,..... 26a
University, appropriation for. ........ BOG
Uniform divorce Observation-Disclosures. go
Unemployed, statistics relating to-. 34S
University Of Wisconsin, examination Of
accounts ................... 49T
University OF Wisconsin, government, of
by board Of regents. ...............52 G
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-07-15

KcnoSha municipal court, established. :. IS
kidnapping, penalty for. 233
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Jewellers mutual insurance. ....,...... 4
judicial circuit. ninth, term of court in. 3
judicial circuits, nineteenth, creation of. ]
judicial circuit, sixth, term of court in. -
Justice OF Peace, municipal court, Bcloit. 90
Judge elected, municipal court, Chppe-
wa county ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. "a
Jurisdiction of county court Lincoln Co. 30
Judges county, qualifications Of ...... %
Judgment setting aside Of new trial. 80. 1872
Judgment several to pay, ON lands. POI
Jurics, In Rock county municipal court. "A
judicial circuit term In seventh. ..... 3Ol
Jails, confinement of persons in. .....312
Jurors, prc-emptory challenges Of .....3 $50
Jails, labor nj county. ...............33 3
Jurors, summOning OF tby maiD ....... 800
Justices courts in county over 10000. $40
johnson Fletcher NJ. appropriate money 407
Judge second circuit ................47
Justices of Peace, number of, cOmpensa
ton Observation-Disclosures. 544
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-07-15


Automobiles. motor cycles, registration
bI oo'
Agricultu'l experiment stations, branches
of established . NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 30
Accounts, how audited and allowed. %;
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-07-15

Chapter.
Contracts for paper, how awarded 49,
Civil actions, change of place of trial of.453
Common councils, powers of, over palm
lists and fortune tellers. ............4J6
Commissioners OF drainage district, au-
thority Of MISUNDERSTANDING. 49,. 46l
Cities Of first class to construct docks. iO3
Circuit Judge, second circuit. additional,4I4
Cities, water works and electric lighting,
Cities Of first class, abstract of title for
udlHuStS 'fo'
County courts, shorthand reporters, du-
ties, salaries and fees. .............4S 9
Cities, plumbers, licenses for. ....... 49l
Cities, first class, sprinkling of streets 50l
Constitutional amendments and election
notices, publication Of, by city and
County boards, powers of, erection of
uouunients 49, - 81
Court municipal created, Fond du Lac. 522
Cities, paved streets and alleys. $50
Cattle, importation of, diseased. ... .542
Civil action against state or state Off
GERS, appropriation ................54 3
Coupon ballot, counties may adopt. 54o
Copy right, state library to purchase,
appropriation .............,....5 47
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-07-15

Garbage. disposal Of, bonds authorized 8
Governor contingent fund, appropria'n ~
Groves, Amelia j., sum of money, APP
propriated ...... 10
Grant Co. fines repaid appropriation. 147
Governor boathouse, etc, for, appro-
'''h J 40
Gas. larceny OF ............ oOs
Goods, second hand, police to report pur-
chase OF ....,.t..-..... ..........2 iD
Guardians and wards, relating TO. .... 80
Guardians and wards, relating to sup
port of ward ...................2 3B
Garnshment, liquor debts ............2TG
Grantor and grantee. payment Of taxes
Dy ....... ...... 2p3
Graves, deposits for care Of 10 cities
towns or villages ..................2J $40
Guide boards on public highways ~ 400
Grain ana warehouse commission. appro
priaton for .....,........... 40
Government Of cities Of second thira
and fourth class, form of......4 iS
Geological and natural history survey.
appropriation for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 5s
Grand juries, transcript of testimony
Game and dsh law regulation OF 49,. SO
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-07-15
Chapter.

Chapter.
State or state officers, civil action, appro-
blAdItOh ofo
Statutes, revision Of, appropriation. $40
State library to purchase copyrights, ap-
preparation .......... o4i
Schools, public, inspection Of. ........ $50
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-07-15
Chapter,
II

Holiday, legal Lincoln'S birthday .....
Howard. town of, created ............. 16
Humane societies, appropriation for. ... 50
Halls soldiers memorial exempt from
Highways, wide tire wagons. repeal. 1O1
Highways, compensation for Supt of. 100
Highways. laying out and altering. ....115
Highways, Instructions in.............143
Highway taxes, amount for. .........,1TO
Historical society, appropriation for ex-
peuseS ..........- 20
'Habeas corpus. writ Of, returns of. -. 1913
High schools, free, relating 10 establish
ment OF .......... ..........E lt
High schools, free, relating to. ........257
Health, relating to public, .219
Horse, regulating the breeding Of. .....317
Highway to schoolhouse. .............31S
Horses, larceny Of ...................3 25
Home for feeble minded. appropn for. -
Highway taxes. relating to collection of. $50
Hours of labor on public work. ....... 391
Houses, construction of tenement, cities
nrst class :. -. ..,..... o3t
Highways, public guide boards .... 4O5
House of correction, Milwaukee, disc-
Historical society state, appropn for. 49,
High schools, establishment of. ....... 493
Hobart, Brown county, attached to sec
ond assembly district. ........... 496
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Orders Of court, no action to set aside. 30
Organization of new towns, manner Of ~
Oath OF admission to bar.
Outagame, municipal court Of. .......l95
Office term of, in cities ..............22 POT
Official malfeasance ................2S 2
Oshkosh Normal appropriation for 32O
Oils, inspection Of. .................. 363
Officers probation, compensation of 3S2
Officers of state institutions. salaries 400
Organization of cities of second, third
and fourth class. Observation-Disclosures 4S
Oils, haxseed or linseed, adulteration Of $50
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-07-15

M.IE II cream saP o. adult"ratrd, pen
atty s....... ............. |.
Municipal court, keposhH. establishment
OF .................. l.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-07-15

Deputies, county clerk to appoint. ..... is
Dead transportation of.............. 50
Domestic accident and health ms. Co.'S,
consolidation and reinsurance of .... 30
DecedentS estate, computations of. go. IS
Domestic life insurance corporations,
organization of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. SO
Departments of University of Wisconsin,
admission of both sexes. ........... GO
Division of town, how made. ......... a
Diseases, contagious, reports of. ....... 50
Domestic insurance Cos, powers of. .1U6
bitches laying of town, change of venue..124
Dane co. municipal court, reporter for. 100
Drainage, transmission of money to com
missioncrs of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. GO
Decent, evidence Of title by...........l96
Drugs, adulteration of ..............2U POI
Deputies appointment of, by Co. clerk 200
Drainage proceedings, new parties added,
petitions and reports ....... .......2lS
District attorneys, relating to duties 40
Directors comforting on towns by res.
powers of village, ;................ 23o
District attorneys office. expenses of, in
county less than 100000 population. PSI
Dental examiners, appointment of, duties.25S
Domestic Ins. Co., Investments of ..... 2G7
Drainage district law of ..............2IO
District attorney assistants in cities of
Htsl class $1,000. ~
Drains. relating to town .............3 O4
Divorce laws, uniform with other states. 323
Doors 10 swing outward .................32 Us
Dairy and Food commission. duties. etC.334
Dams and water powers, construction. 500
Debts lacking constitutional levy, re-
iundlns or :.'''.;........ .............4 40
Drainage districts, relating to..,,.... .42l
District Supt. of schools and county Of
ncefS :...''',. ..'.'.... '..... .45o
Drainage districts, appointment of com
missioners .............. 434
Domestic fire and marine insurance com
panies, repeal of sections .......... 400
Drainage districts, commissioners to file
Docks, cities of first class to construct .468
Repositories, state, bond of security. 534
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1909-04-23
APPOINT COMMANDANT.
Col. Geddes Appointed by Board a.
Commandant of State Home.

The State Soldiers Home Board met
in regular session, Tuesday, Wednes-
day and Thursday, and transacted the
regular routine business. The matter
of appointing commandant was taken
up and acting commandant, Col. G. b.
Geddes, was chosen to fill that place
permanently. Col. Geddes has had
charge of the affairs of the Home for
some time and is thoroughly familiar
with the work. A number of new i'm
provements are to be made this wear
and some are at present under con
stIuction. He is we'll and favorably
known throughout the state and will
fill the position with credit to himself
and the old boys in blue. The follow
ing named members of the board we're
present. p. V. Fitzpatrick, president,
Rapid City; \. b. Nelson, secretary.
Pierre; j. S. Pratt, Spearfish; Arthur
Linn, Canton, and 9. b. Geddes.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1909-04-23
A DECIDED SUCCESS.
Comic Opera s''rhe Mikado" Makes a
Hit With Audiences.

Hit With Audiences.
Wednesday evening and again last
evening "The Mikado," a decidedly
popular comic opera, under the direc.
tion of Mr. W. III. Kinross, and played
by home talent cast, was greeted by
packed houses. The cast was indeed a
strong one, composed mostly of home
people with two exceptions. These
we're Oscar Lieben and s. S. Hamilton
of Omaha, who took the parts of
"Ko Ko" and POO Bah" Mrs. l.. n
Hedrick, who took the leading role,
that of "Yum Yum" is one of the best
vocalists i'm the west. Her singing and
also her stage appearance were far
above the average. She was ably sup
ported by Miss Marie Green aud Mrs
q. b. F!annigan, who impersonate ed
"Pitti Sing and "Peep Bo" in very
charming manner. Howard Duryee
as the "Mikado" made a decided hit
AS did also Messrs Lieben and Hamil-
ton in their respective roles. Mr..
Lieben is al artist of ability and AS
the comme..ian had the audience
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1909-04-23

with him at all times. Paul Richer's
Interpretation of his part, that Of
"Nanki Poo" and his singing has
caused great deal of comment as
many tenors of much more experience
have not the tone nor the range in
singing that Mr. Richer possesses.
Walter Parks in one of the principal
roles as "Pish Tush" was deserving of
credit "Katisha" was a part that was
most difficult to handle but Miss
Queena Stewart not only carried it
with ease but sang her lines i'm such Il
manner that made her part decided
success. The chorus was composed
OF the best vocalists both male and
female voices, in our city and the
performance not only demonstrates
that we have some good musical talent
but that it is as good as the best. The
many marches and evolutions of the
chorus as we'll AS the songs was some.
thing worth going miles To see and
hear. The costumes of both chorus
and principals were of imported
Japanese make and were something
out of the ordinary Both the ladies
of the st. Luke's Guild under whose
auspices it was given and Mr.. Kinross
who directed the performance and
orchestra are to be highly compliment
ed on the success of their efforts.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1909-04-23
CIRCUIT COURT CONVENES
Few Important Cases Tried and Yer.
diets Rendered.

Tuesday morning circuit court con-.
vened at the court house, Judge Levi
McGee on the bench. The trst case to
come up after the adjournment of last
Friday, was that of Paul Hepner char
ged with grand larceny States attor-
ney s. E. Wilson read the information
and plea of not guilty was entered
by Eastman & Dudley, attorneys for
the defendant Mr.. Hepner was charged
with stealing calf from l.. A. Duer-
son. Wednesday evening the case
went to the jury and Mr. Hepner was
acquitted. James A. Barton was ar
raigned Tuesday and took the statuary
time to plead. Wednesday he entered
plea of guilty OF murder A more
detailed account may be found else
where.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1909-04-23
-7777-77-7-777----O-
CITY ELECTION
Election Passed OFF Quietly, Good
Vote Polled.

The city election last Tuesday passed
off very quietly. There was only one
ticket in the field, all of the candidates
for alderman being elected. Quite a
little interest was taken ia the LIQUOR
question and some work was done by
both sides. The following is the vote
by wards:
First ward: Wet, seventy four; dry,
thirtytwo.
Second ward: Wet, fifty-six; dry,
forty.
Third ward: Wet, eighty-six; dry,
sixty y-seven.
Fourth ward: Wet, thirty three; dry
thirty 1.-TWO
The total vote cast in all four wards
was 42i, the "wets" having majority
of 49, The following named gentlemen
were elected as alderman:
First ward: l. e. Highley
Second ward: f. j. Dudley.
Third ward: A w. Riordan.
Fourth ward: j, L. Marcoux.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1909-04-23
Come! {. (.

Lettuce" request that you "turnip"
at the city hall Fri14y night April
Both, and "cgbbage" "peach" Of
"a time wfiiio you watcil the pear"
that ''cantaloupe''. Bring your .'huek-
leberry and twenty three cents to
crazy social given by the Epworth
League.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1909-04-23
For Sale or Exchange.

good house and lots in Catholican
addition, will be sold for cash or ex.
changed for team, harness and wagon
in part payment. S. q. HARLOW,
'}tl Hot Springs, S. ID.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1909-04-23


transfers for week ending April ON,
Edgar B. Jones aud wife to
Mary \ Lahore, lots !,
2-34 i'm blk. |. Ardmore s 100
Jane L.. Halls aud husband
to James L. Long. swll.
sec. D, twp. 9, rge G...... S00i
Sadie M. Norton and hus-
band to Annie M. White,
W ), NV 4, SO u, NV ~,
NV nv, A, sw a, sec. %, twp.
lo, rye. I.............. lS
Hattie NJ Crabtree and
husband to William c.
Richards, W . of ne ~,
NV "A of SO "a, SO J. of
NV "A, sec. -, twp. 10,
r8e. ................. 1.(
Lena NJ Barker and hus-
band to Minnie Hepner,
lot II, blk 8, Edgemont. 10000
Howard Thompson and
wife to Lena M Barber,
lots 3 and A, blk 5, Edge
mont. luUU.'
Kate G. Stewart and bus
band to Geo w. Miller
and wife, lots IL and Is,
blk. I, Edgemont. ...... 200.'
John II. Jones to Mathies
Grambihler, SO u, sec. l5,
twp. II, rge. 7.......... l0O.t
Ben H. Ilummel and wife
to John W. Cowhig, lot D,
blk. 6, Edgemont ...... 1854
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1909-04-23
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Fall River County Transfers for the
Past Week.

The following are the real estate
transfers for week ending April 22nd.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1909-10-14
COMMERCIAL.
weekly Review of Trade and
Market Reports.

r. @. Dun 6; Co.'s Weekly po.,
OF Trade says. "eView
me indsutrial and commo..,
siCuation, as whole, at the haDia
ning OF the last quarter OF tbo 'esln'
10 tnat OF a full return 10 no, sear,
conditions. The Southern traSI lal
is reported. Is better than for se, u
seasons past. The chief dau eIal
SITUATION is to be found in rho Ine
prices. which serve to cbec,, nlgn
onnnsa oions IN some direction, and Ee'a, Az "
BUSINESS in steel rails is ovnon,,-
ana much activity Is expected edPadauihng a. .hg
ulVlsion next year. as tbo roii thls
freely. 'equlrements
sharp, advances were mado {.
ton goods and yarns during N ln cot
anu, while trading in wholesalo" "Ssk ar.
goods markets was limited ,r ury
metropolitan district by the coIo,e al tne
tion, the reports from Other 0eleora-
indicate the maintenance NJ enters
sonaDle distribution. Some ios sea-
terests are moving TO covor ln-
early spring needs in stanle foh uIelr
A careful canvass OF con1i,ioorlCs aorlCs
men n0I wear mills. following revisior.nl isio IN
ana cancellations of orders diso,oans;,
tnat production was being cnrtaT"sl rt,Vsel
although an early revival IN ,Sa SSa"ed'
mand for duplicate winter n. ne ue-
expected to provide idle Iooms Is
work. '0oins with
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1909-10-14
M0ORS HIDDEN IN
The CACTUS BUSHES
Blaze Away at Spaniards When
Discovered,
A HOT FIGHT NEAR MELILLA
Spanish Commander Must Wait For
Reinforcements Before Resuning
Offensive-Spain Again Assures
French Foreign Minister That
She Has No Intention OF Depart
ing From Her Original Purpose
Regarding Morocco.

Melilla Especially The search
lights on the Notifications of the city
disclosed several groups of Moors
hidden among the cactus in the sur
rounding country. When they were
discovered the Moors opened hot
fire, to which the Spaniards respond
ed with artillery and rifle volleys.
They drove the enemy off after half
an hours fighting.
General Marina publishes an order
threatening to punish as sedition
any acts tending to create disorder
or insubordination in the army. The
Spanish commander will have to wait
for the arrival of reinforcements be-
fore resuming the offensive
London Especially The reports
current on the Continent that Great
Britain is supporting Spain in any
scheme of aggrandizement at the ex-
pense of Morocco we're declared at
the foreign Office to be without
foundation. Foreign Office officials
say they had no reason to believe
that the Spanish government con-
templated the occupation of Tetuan
or any other considerable portion of
Moorish territory or of otherwise act
Ing contrary to treaty obligations.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1909-10-14
PLAN FOR The
CENTRAL BANK
Outline of Scheme to Be Submitted
to Congress.

Washington, D. c. Especially -
The Monetary Commission has prac-
tically agreed on tentative plan
to be submitted to Congress for the
creation of the proposed central bank
OF issue. 1t Is to be essentially a
bankers bank, or agency, to do busi-
ness with and tor the other banks.
1t is not to receive deposits from
the public, nor do any general bank
ing business. It's main function will
be to act as the fiscal agent of the
government, and through it's large
note-issuing apacity-limited be-
yond a certain point by taxation
to come to the aid of other banks in
times of emergency.
Organizing with a capital of, say
500, 100000, the stock is to be ap-
portioned among the several nation
al banks and, perhaps, to state banks
also, on the basis of their capital,
with a provision prohibiting any in
dividual bank to acquire voting rights
in excess of its quota.
These stockholders are to elect a
board of directors by territorial dis
tricts. In this way, 1t Is claimed by
advocates of the measure, every Sec
tion of the country would have a
representative of its own choosing on
the board.
There Is also to be another board
composed of government directors,
of which the leading officials of the
Treasury are to be members, desig-
mated by the President, the Secre-
tary of the Treasury and the Comp
troller of the Currency. This is de-
signed TO afford the joint private and
government control, which, it is al
legged, has contributed so largely to
the successful operation of the Bank
of France and the Bank of Germany.
The active officers of the bank
are to be selected for life, or good
behavior, by joint action of these two
boards. The professed purpose of
this provision is to eliminate poll
tics so far as possible and afford
a safeguard to prevent any syndicate
or clique from obtaining undue con-
troll The two boards are TO coop
crate in the management of the
bank, jointly deciding questions of
policy, etc.
All government moneys are to go
into this bank, and it is to make
government disbursements. IL is to
have branches in each city where
there is no sub-treasury, replacing
them, and in such other cities as
necessary, to give adequate service
to all parts of the country.
The central bank is to issue its
own notes which as the present Uni
ted States bond-secured national
bank circulation is retired, are grad
ually 10 supplant them.
The central banks notes are to be
secured by a large gold reserve and
by gilt-edged commercial credit, or
paper representing actual transac-
tions in business between solvent con-
Germs. 1t is argued that this will
ensure elasticity.