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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-03-24

dlez y sells pOr los elecJ0reS, mlemDr0s
del Comite, D. Francisco Romero,
Vice-presidente, con motive de las
frmas de los mani6estos dados por
el partido reformista; ell SecretariO
D. Joaquin Calvo q efecto de dar un
manifesto pdblico de los motivos por
que hoy Sc encuentra afiliado en- ell
partido conservador.
Sc .leyeron las actas de las sesiones
anteriores: Sc di6 las gracias a los Co
misionados para la propaganda del
partido beral-conservadOr, nombra-
dos en- session del dia nueve, en- vista
del resultado ventajoso de su acciOn.
El Vice-presidente lego una pro-
clama del Comite reformista que acu-
sa al iberal-conservador de usar for
mas injuriosas en- su propaganda y
recomienda la humildad 4 los refor-
mistas. Analizo la intencion de dicha
proclama y concluy6 recomendando
4 los partidarios de la idea del Centro
liberal-conservador la mayor pruden-
cia y la mayor actividad en- la propa-
ganda.
El Sr. Presidente cedi6 la palabra
al que quisiera hacer uso de ella y
concedida que lie fue a su peticiOn,
por ell elector d. Juan Isern, hizo pre-
sente haber recibido communication
del sub-comite de Juncos nOmbran-
dole con fecha diez y ocho represen-
tante de aquel cerca de este Comite
de la cabecera; exhibi6 su nombra-
miento y un extracto del acta de la
session celebrala por dicho sub-comi-
te al instalarse ell dia ocho de este
mismo mes. Sc dio por admitida dicha
representation y Sc acord6 comuni-
carla q Juncos.
Pidi6 la palabra ell concurrente d.
Casimiro Colon y concedida que lie
tue, expuso: en- primer lugar, que Sc
adherfa en- todo al partido "iberal-
conservador" estando en- sus princi-
pios los proclamados en- seis del cor
riente por ell Comite central de Puer-
to-Rico; y que procedfa a dar lectu-
ra, como 10 hizo, de un discurso del
elector D. Benito j. Polo, ausente &
su pesar.
Los sub-comites del distrito dierOn
cuenta del adelanto benefcioso que en-
sus respectivos pueblos hace ell par
lido liberal conservador manifesto
ron las probabilidades del triunfo de
este en- las pr6ximas elecciones.
COncedida la palabra al SecretariO
| d. Joaquin Calvo lego su manifesto
fechado ounce. de los corrientes el
cual fu6 acoiido favorablemente.
Di6se por conclude ell actO 4 las
nueve y media de la misma noche ter
minAndolo ell Presidente con un votO
de gracias todos los eiectOres del
partido liberal-conservador que en- Ell
distrito ocasionan la adquisicion de
nuevos adeptos 4 la causa que ell Co
mite defende.
Firmaron esta acta ell Sr. Presiden-
te y los Secretaries que certi6camOs.
Pedro Vilar- Joaquin Calvo.--
Manuel de Capetillo.
En- la misma noche del dia 19 de
mario, reunido ell Comite en- session
probada, Sc acord6, entire otras cosas,
dar cuenta al Comite Central de Puer-
to-Rico con copia autorizada del acta
| de la session publica. acOmpafIandO
tambien copia de los documentos que
6guraron en- ella, por 81 a bien tiene
darles publicidad.
Firma ell Sr PresidenteylOs Secre-
tarios que certifcamos.-Pedro Vilar.
Joaquin Calvo-Manuel de Cape
tillo.-Es copia.-El SecretariO, JOG-
quin Calvo.-Vc BEL Presidente,
Pedro VSlar.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-03-24
Cabo Rgo, MARIO II de 1872

Sr. Director del
BoLETIN MERCANTIL. L.--Pueyto-Ri
Muy Sr. milo: Aunque POGO versado,
Sr. Director, en- este de escribir para el
p1blico, me creer1a fa.tar un deber muy
sagrado 81 no tomase la pluma para acla~
rar ciertas.dudas que hay sobre mis- OPT
niones pollticas en- estos momentos en- que
tanto Sc debate la question de naciona-
lidad.
SECURE de obtener ell placeme de la
gente de 6rden, aunque evidentemente
convencido de obtener tambien ell enojo
de muchos de mis- propios paisanos [por
desgracia], espero me permitira, Sr. Di-
rector, hacer esta aclaracion en- un rim.
concito de su acreditado peri6dico.
Conste, pues, que soy puerto riquefo
y espanol. Puerto riqueno porque he ma
cido en- esta preciosa Antilla, 10 que tengo
a mucha honra, y espanol porque amo la
madre patria de veras, como amar puede
un buen hijo su madre, porque amo la
nacionalidad y porque deseo a todo trance
y pesele q quien lie pese, yer fotar en- esta
Isla, para mi querida, ell glorioso pabellon
de Isabel la Cat6lca.
Sentado este principle, veamos a cual
partido debo pertenecer. Hasta ahora mi
nombre no ha fgurado Ell ningun bando
No he suscrito ninguna clase de manifes-
taciones. No he asistido ninguna clase
de reuniones pOliticas, nj. en- fin. he
permanecido siempre neutral.
Pero hoy la cosa varfa. La nacionalidad
esta en- peligro y todo Ell que Sc precie
de buen espanol sin condolences, debe
demostrar sus ideas, debe abandonar
esa neutralidad muehas veces pc Judi
cial, y debe todo trance cooperar 4
que Ia nacionalidad no decaiga, por-
que sin ella iqu6 seria de nuestra be
la Borfnquenf-Una verdadera anarqufa
~ jqui6n no Sc horroriza ante esta
ideal Quien que aienta en- sus yenas cor
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-03-24

Rogamos q los buenos hijos de
Puerto-Rico, lean ell siguiente patri6-
tico escrito de un dignfsimo hijo de
esta provincial. Ha llegado la bora de
que no haya indiferentes:
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-10-10

The Trempea'ean Co1ntr Fair held at
Galcsyiilc, closed on Thursday. Although
not as good in every feature as it has been
in previous years, it VOLS moderately sac
ccssfll upon the whole
Last week, a log house, ownel by man
named o Ilara, in the town Of Orange, in
Juneau county, was consumed by fire.
J. F. Wiley, Of Hancock, Waushara
county, had five hundred dollar horse
k;llel by Lightning.
\ tornado passed about seven miles north
o. Painted, Wanshara county, riIiled the
Catholic Church into atoms, renewed from
its foundation large dwelling house, and
made general havoc among grain stacks,
fences, SC.
Benz. Seeley, of Plainfeld, Waushara
county, has had the pleasure ofkiIling three
huge hears.
J. T. Medium, of Trenton, Dodge
county, has sold ms farm Of 50 acres for
$1,000.
The Congregaliopalists of Lone Rock are
erecting a new church edifce.
The shingle mill Of Bersie Bros, in the
town of Glenmore, Brown county, was
burned Thursday morning, the 81 inst
An insane man confined in the La Crosse
City Prison, early on the morning of the
9Th inst, set FIRE to his cell, and whsn dis
covered vas nearly sufocated.
The Offices Of the Wisconsin Central
Railroad are TO be removed to Milwaukee.
Its dcpots viii be located in connection
with the Northwestern Union Road.
\ farmer named Hicks, who arrived on
the G q. m. train at Sparta, the other morn
ing, somehow fell between the platform and
the ears while they were in E:otiou, and
one leg was run over and terribly crushed.
4 subterraaean stream Two feet deep,
width unknown, running ct the rate Of ten
miles an hour, Was discovered at Appleton
Gu The 80 inst, at depth CT eighty feet
telow the surface, by Messrs. Johnston &
{ Bro, while boring well.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-10-10

=. Il. Day, VI. Burt, S. \. Bart, Gibson
y. K. johnson and lady, Eaton: J. y.
Roberts, Fond ia Lac: ". LesShe, Kings
town; i. Kelly, Quebec; Seth sumner,
R-iliion: T. hleinJnhl, Milwaukee: Geo.
Roberts, Ahnapoa; DIR. W. II. Tucker,
CARO-; Jas. Pellet, Gibson; S. y Benjamin..
". Benjamin, Green Bay; A H. uawes,
Fox Lake. Paul Gray, Milwaukee; join.
Mullen, Oshkosh; VI. kellner, Louis For
mcr, kellnclsv lie: James kossaG, Chicago:
II. FulIner, Milwaukee,; 4 Wokaick,
tcntreyillc; Peter Brady, Meme Wm.
fricdmann, Milwaukee; F. IIcgzog, It.
Louis; John Chlonpek, Francis Greek;
james Drolet, Chicago; Capt. J. c. Patton.
li""aukee' a. l.. Bicser, Appleton: john
BiminHhaiaaAr. lI...s:.ntaa. II -
Cato; ;. Stel!er, Milwaukee; D. Castillo,
New YORK; \. Pcthy, Sprias Greek; }.
Stephenson. Liberty; j. Cas-, Omro, Wis:
j. Conlev, \. kuranla, Cnicago: Frank
Wagner, J \. Winter Oshkosh; Tom
Dandy; Chicago; J. II Cleary, NiIwau kee
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ARRIVALS
1t he prlaripgl Hotels, for tie ,ceek end
ann m "a
= zE5.ia.e Rouse.

Jas. V. Coleman, Milwaukee,: C. G..
Bake, John Kelly, Appleton; ]. D Brown
Chicago; II. Carlson and wife, naverland,
O.: }. 'lelseson, c. z. Overhaul. Chicago
q. ". Hi, Detroit: o. J. Green. MiIxau
kes; II. L. Noble, Fond du Lac: W. G
Barnes, FrecPo:t, H.; j. S. Buck, Apple
ton; Geo. T. Jones, Cincinnati; J. VI
Csonin, Two Rivers; Capt. David Muir
Chicago, c. T. Hagenaw. Reedsville; Lean
Sherfern, kaukauna; Vim. Tairweather,
SAeboygan: Louise \ Benoit, Z. II. Blood
Appleton; b. Bates, X. ". kiIg, Racine
l.. Soulerin, u. BanasGer, Chicago: WA.
Mitchell, Green Bay: II. IIise, Chicago; 3
Douglas, j. S. BGc, and wife, Chas. "
Barker and wife, Appleton; B. Rising.
Milwaukee; L. Il. Gardner, New York
L Batch, kewaunee: c. I. Hacenaw.
Rockville; Capt. II. MeIlenry, Chicago;
c. II. Humes, Milwaukee.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-10-10

TUE contract has been Let. and work
commenced this morning building the
connecting link between the Wisconsin
Central and the \. 4 y. L K. K. Work
clmmereed at Menasha, the contract
calling fo- a completion Of the road (four
and one-ha!f miles, just as rapidly as men
and money can do it.-4pP7otoa Times, g..
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-10-10

At a school in Green county, Iowa. The
scholars caught skunk and put it in the
schoo,mam's desk, thinking that she would
smell mice and give them a holiday. She
wasn't one ofthat kind. She took spring
clothes pin, fastened it on her nose, went
On W II the exercises, and Let the scholars
enjoy the perfume.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-10-10

INV YORK, Der. 2-Dr. Franeis Le52r,
lie historian, diel to Jay II heart disease.
lie was i'll only few lays, AMI wa or
of bel auI walking rJaAl hi, hoasc yys.cr-
day.
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Lest on the Lady Zig IN.
As Sung ~ c. J. Nrd4-s


The following song sas written som
years, and il u published b. request:
Up tToEl o. p or mans cot.lge.
OFT. ron tEu mJnaFa oil,
SaEtpil- &c s. tie W-ts-s,
4Ee ecsC3 ai0rE tbs @ ..
tsrSdi b. JGs nom N S.e-zr>.
borne On tie +yysi-.- -EE5,
mes lie VOC d - ErE.ug.
81 aI1 s-!o,aa VII.
CHcgUs.-J-ost OF tseLfF Tl-in,
Sleep!ng 10 wake au H.ore
M b. az "a Dc itsres lIH Tel
Wac isrllt 10 reach t-e shore.
q its TIC cry O. c45I5raa.
@epiDg g.! parents zone
Children vac eDt taaI evening,
Bat CrD as EoSe Es utHE,
Sisters toT bTorlzr= ee3lug.
HasC n is I-r .-liSSia. lysS.
SG.a are --lsS -ceai'H
EJr those three luall III ives.
tH.RUs-L ii on .Aa L1ly EI-in, ct:
stau1ch was tla najle -tnamer,
PrecIoIs the TgI bt s1a ocTe,
GaIii Sc .rOse Ter ctEleS,
few short tour> ba.uIe.
Or sDl.Y sac - u -er La. ar.
I.fFfEl ! @Na rang EaF Igi.-.
Little n u-iit Ne. Hext % oraEg.
They'd tgl 50 sal a aaeli.
IoGUs Il st on tia Lab Ellie, etc
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Inst or LETTERS

\ destructive FIRE took place X Miiwau-
kec on Monday night, owing to the tarJi
ness of the Iremen getting to work.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-10-10

Tbs followers ot Grant INST feel kin
Of choking sensation rcsu!tia. from pride
and admiration If the mtn, when they
r.ai one II lis speeches. Ills spe-cI at
Newa.k, \. J. ~ ri, State Fair wa an
! Agricultural efart au one Of Grant b.st.
It Was the ebulisi,n Of tne great tanners
stu y Of the sciences during the Summer,
ani inten Ie {, coIn'erac. the influence
of twoo~ three Agricultural speeches made
by Horace G;.elry during the fall. Bat
~ synopsis oc this speech woui d. either
tie pecch Or It's author justice 50 We have
coar!a lei to So IRE the spac, to give the
full speech. 1t will enable the people t.
iulse something or tha sterling worth Of
the man. The following is Grants
AanIcuLr rial sPzEcs:
/ Jy- had me y! .-C"- Of
" : NJ t.ie state FIr mar
Ellt ct whore say little
c'- nu re3pIc; 81 / cane
4"r- t. VISIT t. &C Exposition
W!..r | uay- seen II lie
else yI. s.aD.e.
This speech shows depth and excel.
cnc2 CT thought rarely if ever surpassed hy
man. c. !. Dana Of the New York SUI
in commenting upon thi, speech says, il
rcmiu Is him Of the trouble, Of
Ysnkaa Dr"I e who "a ne to town,
To bug par . lTDu>cr-
II cGut nj Sc. cit. thea.
laerc were - many 20 u.s..
We know Of bnt one p-in..I do.lrcn t
navy I'm ryi.t.n..n ,y'Ii,.h r.iulls CENTS \ =
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rpm'n II - h.>e speeches Is not ucccs-
>ary. is anything wss lacking t, prove
Grants won lcrfui ability these speeches
would c,np'eta the pyramid Of his great
ncss--V aItxgas Da aorrH.
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s. f57sa Of a1fT9#aC CogHTY
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T.gE-Hay, OCTOBER %, 1872.
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Ela- GREELEY.
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ions lLlrs~, Sarrn.ary.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-04-12

ANOTHER RAILROAD.-A party OF en-
gineers reached our city the early part Of
the present week in regular course Of
running q new line for the Iowa Eastern
II. r., which is the designation Of Judge
Williams narrow gauge road from
McGrcgor to Des Moines. We had sup
posed that the line of said road was defin-
itely fixed Ola Fairbank and Waterloo,
but for some purpose, strategetic or hon
est, tho present survey from Elkader
through Brush Creek, Buffalo Grove, In
dependence, Laporte City, &c. was order
cd, and the engineers pronounce it the
shortest and cheapest line yet found They
say that it can be built cheaper, without
a particle Of local aid, than The line ria
Waterloo with all the aid yet guaranteed.
A glance Mt the map will show 1t to be
the most direct, our city being almost ON
an air line between Elknder-tO which
the road is located-and Dcs Moincs.-
The prospects Of the speedy building Of
tho road are fattering A few weeks
since the BULLETIN contained Il notice
Of the recording Of a mortgage, in our
county for $500, 600, given to secure the
f,rst bonds Of the company. We see by
the papers since, that the iron has been
secured Tor tho hrst twenty miles of the
road from McGrsgor 70 Elkader, and that
engines and cars have been ordered
This rosd would be Of much advantage
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-04-12

WHO IS THE OwNER?-Last Tuesday
night, about 10 o'clock, Marshal Randy
took charge Of and cared for horse
which had stood hitched to post, on
Chatham street, in the wind, and without
food or water, for twelve mortal hours
He supposed that the owner, whoever he
might be, WAS sucking rot gut in some of
the saloons, and would call for the more
respectable beast in the morning, but, up
to the present time. no owner has present.
ed himself, or set up n claim to the horse
From the circumstances the Marshal sur
miscs that he may have been stolen, al d
furnishes us with the following dcscrip-
ton of the animal, that he may be iden
titled: Bay horse, about IL years old,
with star in forehead, two white hind
feet. and black name and tail He had u
bride on, was hitchcd with rope hal
ter and had !. coffee sack strapped on
his back
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-04-12
New Advertisements.
An Ordinance.

An Ordinance requiring transient or travelling
Doctors or Physiclane. praeticing In the city OF
Independence to take ont Liccnse.
Be II ordained BY the CITY Couneil Of TIE GUY Of
Independence.
SECTION /. That all transient or travelling Doc
tors Physicians plying their vocation In the
city of Independence, lows, whether In hOtels,
private houses or on the etieets, whether adver-
Using or not, or using medicines prepared by
ease by any application whatever, shall first pro-
cure from the City Clerk Of said city License
therefor.
authorized to issue the License named In the hrst
section hereof upon the payment to tho City
Treasurer for the Of the city, tho sum Of Ave
part thereof that such do:tor or physician pro-
poses to stay In tho city, and II such physician
doctor or person shall prolong bis stay for the
such License was issued, then upon prepayment
at same rate. 4 new License may issue for such
further time ~ tho applicant shall then pay for.
comply i with the provsiops Of this Ordinance is
hereby prohibited from practicing - doctor or
physician a. Aforesaid, and upon conviction
Psace shall b. snsd ten dollars and costs for
each day and every part thereof that he, she Or
they shall have piled o. attempted to ply Biz, her
or their vocation in thie city Without such License
city prison until such Ane and costs are paid.
SIC. 4. II 10 hereby made the duty o. the city
Marshal to see that the provisions Of this Ord!.
nance arc faithfully executed and !. shall be his
further duty whenever he shall ind any such per
son or persons without the License, forthwith to
call him, her or them before the Mayor or any
Justice OF the Peace to be dealt with - herein be-
| fore provided. But the Mayor or Justice of the
Peacc are also required to act upon the complaint
Of any other person.
Passed April 8, 1871. WIN. A. JONES,
Attest: Mayor.
| JAMS n. WEART. City Clerk.
| true copy from the original ON Ale In my
Winners my haad and seal this sth day
l [L.e.] Of April, le73.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-04-12
Referees Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
~ Referees, appointed by the Circuit Court Of
Buchanan county, Iowa, will offer for sale and
sell to the highest and best bidder, the following
described Real Estate, viz:
Lott No. three (3). six (6l, eleven (11). twelve
az, thirteen usl and fourteen 40, in Deady's
addition to the city OF Independence, In Buchanan
county, Iowa, 1T the East door OF the Court House
In said city and county. on Tuesday, the thirticth
(SOl day OF April, 1872, commencing 1t 10
O'Clock, A. NJ.
TERMS OF SALE:--One third cash, and the bal
ance in two equal annual payments with interest
at ten per cent. per annum and interest payable
annually. Purchaser to have the privileges Of dis
counting the deferred payments At the rate Of
10 per cent.
said sale bein. made by virtue Of an order OF
the Circuit Court of Buchanan county, Iowa, at
the November Term, 1870, OF said Court. In case
wherein Abraham II: Fonda and Benjamin n.
Reeves were plaintiffs, and Ozias Perry and 9th
crs were defendants. AL OF sale sales to be sub:
jsct to the approval Of said Court. Plat Of said
Real Estate to be ssen At the Court House ~ re.
corded in said county, and also At tho Office Of
James Jamison, Rsq.
J. II. CAMPBELL. Referees.
30.w4 EPlIRAIM LEACH,
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-04-12
War was Declared,

and one particular kind of goods was
offered for less than the jobbers could
scueypu, or that the same cost competing
mecAaHts. Although the New York
Store. was selling nothing, except for a
fair profit. considering all things, they
ut once decided to offer goods for the
mert .tev days AT NET COST. While the
NeY YoSk Storesis excnsa BILE lin this, it
wodldAbt::be advisable, for other houses
to follow. in fact for them to sell at New
York Store prices, would be at loss too
great to be pleasing.
Ina few weeks, Layton. Bros. & Post
ktsAo,wcate their room while it is be-
ing rebuilt, and it is important that the
stock be at once reduced. This is the
direct cause of theft offering goods at
such REDUCED. figures, and, although it
has been brought about thus. early by
''cnmptttion IN trade will be the
means Of reducing their. stock, which is
80 much desired, and, as before stated,
offer bargains to the public rarely
cuialled. SEQ t*.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-04-12

LoTs of fun selling above cost, at
Hodges. Must have the cash; Strict
ly One Price; No credit given; Nobody
can buy goods but the resident buyer
Nobody has anything to sell but Our
House; the greatest blessing to Central
Iowa is Our House, the celebrated Dry
Goods House of the West. All of this,
and more, is to be found by looking at
our nice, new stock of ready made Cloth
ing, Hats, Caps, &c. Stacks Of cloths
selling cheap. Cutting dSne for nothing
at our store. Come and See US.
N. B.-Prints 1871. cents. No other
goods marked up to make up for lost
money. Buy only cnlicocs, whom they
arc selling at 10 cents for best prints.
"and then you are sound" Get your
goods for suits and suitings. trunks, Va
Uses and other goods low.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-04-12
Sidewalk Notice.

To all Uhons II may concern:
NOTICE is hereby given that ut special n,ce.
IN ing OF the City Council Of Indep .ndence
lows, held April 49, 1874, the following resolution
was adopted.
Resolrsd by the City Council Of Independence
Iowa, that owners Of lots abutting on the weri
street, be and are hereby required to construct Z
sidewalk in front Of their respective lots a. fol-
lows, viz: -Four feet wide OF two iuch pine
plank laid crosswisc upon the strinyers, two inch
e. by four inches. Said walk to be laid four inch
es above the ground.
Said sidewalk to be constructed under the 81.
pefvieiOn OF the Street Commissioners, and TO be
completed within the time and In the manner pre-
scribed by an Ordinance to regulate the paving oil
sidewalks, approved April 4, 1865.
Now therefore, pursuant to an Ordinance In
such case made and provided, notice Is hereby
given that unless said sidewalk il constr icica a.
aforesaid. within sixty days from the 9Th dry OF
April, 1872, the Street COmmsiner will lay the
same and cost thereof will be char .ed to and
collected off the lot or part OF lot In fromt oi
which the same is laid.
In witness whereof, have hereunta set
LIS. NV hand and seal this nth day OF April,
1879. JAMES NJ. WEART,
City Clerk,
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-04-12

OLDER's CIRCUS WAaoN.-The general
verdict is that more artistic piece Of
workmanship was never seen in the west
Tor the east, either, in our opinion,) than
the new advance advertising wagon, just
turned out by the Northwestern Carriage
and Wagon Manufacturing Company, tor
Older's Museum, Circus and Menagerle,
wintering at Independence, and soon to
start on its tour for the season Of 1879. -
Tho wagon is model of beauty in all its
parts, made of the best material by first-
class workmen, under the direction Of
skilled master mechanics. The ornamcn-
tai and descriptive painting is from the
brush Of Dr. Rodier, and represents the
attractions that follow in the wake Of the
advance agent. The wagon will be
shipped to Independence to'day.-D"'
buque Herald, 9th.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-04-12
An Ordinance.

An Ordinance empowering Justices Of IN.
Peace residing in the City OF Independence, to ac
"a Police Magistrates.
Be il ordained by the City Council ofthe CITY Of In.
dependence.
SECTION 1. That the Justices fthe Peace elect
ed for the township Of Washington in the county
OF Buchanan, State of Iowa, who reside within
the city aforesaid, be and the same are hereby
empowered to act as Police Magistrates.
SEC. 2. That any persons found within the city
violating any OF the Ordinances Of the city, the
violation Of which is punishable by fine and i'm.
prisonment or both shall be Immediately arrested
by the Marshal or any police officer and taken
forthwith before the Mayor or some Police Mag
strate there to be tried and II convicted punish
ed according to the provisions Of such Ordi-
nance.
SEC. 5. That the Justices aforesaid, mentioned
in the fret section Of this Ordinance ehall have
Jurisdiction to sit and try all such cases and i'm
pose the like fines and penalties as the Mayor
might do iftrying the same.
SEC. 4. All fines collected under the provisions
Of this Ordinance shall be paid into the city
ury.
Passed April 8, 1872.
Attest: WIN. A. JONES'
JAMES M. WEARr, Mayor.
City Clerk.
A true copy OF the original on iilc In my oaico.
Witness my hand and seal this 9th day
ISL Of April, 1872.
JAMES N. wEART, City Clerk