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The Somerset reporter., 1889-03-07
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PLECTINE. Pain In Region of the Heart with
Feeling Of sulfocntion, Ringing Sounds In Ears,
NumJness or Pricky Sensations OF Limbs, Palm
Between Shoulders and In Side. Pain in Small Of
Back Hip, Scanty and High Culorcd Urinr,
Snarting or Burning Sensation ON Passing Water
together with Flatulence, sour Stomach, General
billy sc, are symptoms that are quickly re
llcved by this Purifying and Tonic Remedy. For
sale by all druggists for si.G0; six bottles for
500. Send to Dir. +. S. HUTCHINSON & co.
Enosburgh fals,Vt.. for circulars and testimonials
proofs OF the cures wrought by ANTI-APO-
The Somerset reporter., 1889-03-07

The spring term Of Free High School
began At Clinton village Feb. 25th, with
John G. +. Powers of Canaan, graduate
Of Maine Central Institute, IL Principal,
assisted by Miss Nettie Brown Of Clinton,
Both are experienced teachers.
The Somerset reporter., 1889-03-07

Owing to unusually heavy dsburse.
ments for pensions, in February the pub.
lie debt less cash in the treasury was In,
creased about 81 600 900. The dsburse.
ments were s32, 900, 900, of which S2l,.
100000 was for pensions.
The Somerset reporter., 1889-03-07

E. X. Pierce Esq who recently resign
ed the position Of appraiser at the Port
land Custom House. to accept q position
- special agent of the Union Mutual
Life insurance Company, was In town
last week and made the REPORTER call.
The Somerset reporter., 1889-03-07
AN II

Or against, applied to ANITA POPLEC-
TINE, means remedy against king down, or
a remedy for those diseases whose termination
often is sudden death. 1t Is tho only AporlcNy
Preventive known TO medical science, and 1t VIII
Cure Paralysis, Heart Disease, Rhcu-
mmtism, Dyspcpsin, Liver Complaint,
Kidney md Bladder Troubles, Chronic
bronchitis, Scinticn aud all Olsen SEES A ris-
ing from Impure Blood and Dcbilitntcd
Nerves, Dizziucs- or Pressure in the
iIrnu. -p",s before Eyes, Pain Aroma
or PHlpitafion of the Heart Indicates the
.tf 4
The Somerset reporter., 1889-03-07

The board of officers elected for the
town of Skowhegan Monday last is an
excellent one. Most of them have had
experience In town affairs heretofore. and
those who have not are men well &C.
quainted with the people of the town and
their business interests.
The Somerset reporter., 1889-03-07

C.H. n ]. l.. Clark,
Picked chicken, 1000 300 &c 600
G. II. n J L. CLARK,
last halt of Nyman
and lienis tract, 10000 1000 7c 1000
Resident,
Hartley Green, home
iaim. III $50 &C 900
Jacob kcrshner home
farm, aud 30 acres in
lot No. north side
OF river, IA $50 &C 200
Charles &. sampson,
home f.irn. llo 100 &C 71.oo
DanNillc Durref,
home farm. 41o $50 &c 900
Samuel h. Daggot
home farm. easl part
OF lot No. 10. i,s 200 &c 900
Thomas y. Wyman,
home tatm. sos 400 &c "a 90
Geo. W. Wvinaa,
known Is the pooer
lot 600 100 &c 400
Albert Parsons, home
rum, n5 1000 &C 1000
VIM. . MvmAn home
farm, aud 50 acres IN
lot NJ. o, north side
of river, 40 500 &c 1000
Melvin Darrell, home
farm, t5o Sol &c 1000
Orlando NJ Rogers,
home farm aud 81
acres ia No o n fth
side OF river $50 900 &C 500
u, L. Stafford, home
farm, 400 I5uo &c 1000
Samuel Daggctt. home
farm $50 $50 &C 500
Truman Durrell. home
taru. 27} 900 &C moo
Wallace Stafford, home
taTu. as 1000 &c 2o.oo
:. 4. Parsons, home
farm, Green Mead
o~ and head OF tide
farm 491 a3oo &C 1000
John WEIGH. home
tarn 40 600 2c 400
Jerome ID. lIewett,
home farm, 5s7 500 &c 1000
Jerome ID lie welt,
known A. L. a.
Norton farm, 81 100 &c 90
Henry Harlow, home
farm, 100 400 &C 90
John llaggett, home
farm, 100 400 500
Jacob KcrShuer known
Is the Is % acre
tract, i2SS 900 &C 1000
500 OF
he above tax to be expended on the County
DIS in said township, and ). y. Pa sons is here
appointed Agent To lay out ami sSpend The
ne,
The Somerset reporter., 1889-03-07

L. II. -. p. j. Weston,
West kennebec River,
Non resident, S,pno &c $500
Resident, 1000 Iuc 10000
Resident, 1000 &C 1000
$3su 90
The above tax to be expended follows, To wit:
one. halt of said tax one hundred and ninety O9ol
dollars to be expended on the River Road, in said
Township, and silas Ilnnnewell is hereby appoint
ed gent To lay ost and espend the same. And
the other halt (i9ol to be expended on the other
roads in said Township and Albert Howe- is here
by appointed Agent to lay out and eNpend the
The Somerset reporter., 1889-03-07

North Arson stands up well 10 it, posi-
ton Is Republican town in the March
election this year. 1t seems to be solid.
The Somerset reporter., 1889-03-07

There 10 great doubt about the legisla-
turs sdjouFuipg this week.
The Somerset reporter., 1889-03-07

. NIVcT,
Nonresident,
Adams X lark loco ,i.p, t., RI
Heirs ct Joseph Clark, $50 AKIN III.
Resident zoo NJ -,
- S43 Ga
The above tax to he expended on the County
road IN sad township and Cephas Bean is hereby
appointed Agent to lay out and expend the same,
The Somerset reporter., 1889-03-07
CmIS sion.

Through an oversight of the printers
the following was omitted from the an
nal report of the selectmen;
SUPPORT OF POOR.
The Somerset reporter., 1889-03-07
Stone in the kidney.

HsW 10 was Renewed Without the Use q
t.o .--..eSs;s 1.h:ses
IN tne spring OF lsis s..ken with sharp pains
- the lower part Of my bowels IN the region a III
bladder. Shortly iioci a.,mared mixsd Win nv
urine anG few week, trr ls.t an attack Of bruvn
IAveL ,tr,td i;,nrr { ifrtoGnizOn "a n
was gravel. another SAID 1t " "a acuts
Inflammation Of the Bladder. !
~ cnother that bal rtene IN my left kdney.
~ sPe G.nI y MLany Lnt ccnstsntIy ov3eG
6sa ~ tr svi4 GrSne'ssss Yav s rsss ~
MS 1sh c;n a az IN z 9 e. 81 scec.; 80 ctsS
zs3l e s:::ss "a 80 - 81: 8 rs
G s.e 49,! s.:::: 8: !s:sS.cse.s.
The Somerset reporter., 1889-03-07

East OF ktnntDtt NVtT,
Burr n Clark, II,ooo sm $500
Heirs OF Joseph Clark. 1900 sm 454o
Resident 1900 hc ti7.b1
S2I7 90
The above tax to he expended the County
Roads in said Township as follows the tax OF the
resident owners in the Pleasant Pond settlement
and twenty lo) dollars Of the nonresident tax to
be expended on the road leading from Pleas mt
Pond 10 The Forks, and lanes Martin is hereby
appointed Agent to law out and expend the same
And the remainder 10 be laid out the river road
and Pat Murphy is hereby appointed Agent to lay
out and eNpend the same.
The Somerset reporter., 1889-03-07

MARYLAND,
The death Of Mr.. Mary Page Richard
The Somerset reporter., 1889-03-07
Mo. 230-
Report Of the Condition of the
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF SKOWHEGAN
At Skowhegan, in the State Of Maine, at the cloie
OF business Feb. Goth, 1882

STATE OF MAINE.
County of Somerset, -
!, Geo. n. Page, Cashier OF The above named bank
do soemnly swear that the above statement Is true
to the best OF my knowledge and belief.
GEO. N. PAGE, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 5th day
OF March, 1859.
isl JAMES FELLOWS, Notary Public.
Corrcct-Atie-t:
JAMES h. DASCOMB,l
ED. =. PAGE Directors.
A. ii. WYMAN,
The Somerset reporter., 1889-03-07

ne above tax to be expended on the County
roads in said township. and Alfred TAYLOR is here
oy appointed Agent to lay out and expend thu
The Somerset reporter., 1889-03-07

capable g1rl 70 do genoral house, work.
". q. WARD.
Ia Water st, tito Skewhesan. Ne.
The Somerset reporter., 1889-03-07
STATE OF MAINE,

STATE OF MAINE.
County of Somerset, So
], James Fellows, Cashier of the abovc-naUcd
bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement
IL true TO the best OF my Knowledge and belief.
JAMES FELLOWS, Cashier
OF March, 1889.
GEO. N, PAGE, Notary Public
X. b. SHEPHERD
JOHN A. COLBY, iDirecin's
JOHN WESTON
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-11-02
IDAHO PRESS ASSOCIATION.

Notice il hereby given to MEM
bers OF the Idaho Press Association
and to all Idaho publishers that
the date Of the meeting Of said AS
ISOLATION at Caldwell has been
changed from November !, TO De
cember ., 1883. The constitutional
election occurs on November 5, and
all newspaper men desire to remain
at home Oh that day.
1t is hoped that there win be a
full attendance at the adjourned
meeting. Ii will I've highly inn
portant one 10 every Idaho pub
Usher. 4 very interesting pro-
gramine il il preparation, and a
cordial reception will be extended
by the enterprising people Of Cald-
we'll. All newsp per men whether
members Of the Association or not
are earnestly invited to attend.
&. NJ HAYS, Pres.
Gro p. WHEELER. Sec'y.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-11-02

A published card thanking their
friends for their service in the sick.
ness and death of a relative il de-
.cidedly out of taste, saws the
Chicago Inter-O1ean and is now
followed only in back woods eoun-
tries. If a mans friends cannot
wait on him in sickness and bury
him after death without being pub
licly thanked for il they are very
poor friends indeed Common hn-
mainly should teach all people 10
visit the sick aud bury the dead,
without any expectation Of reward
or n display OF gratitude through
the columns of "a newspaper.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-11-02
THE DEMOCRATIC IDEA.

The difference. remarks the National
Democrat, between the Democratic
and Republican parties ON the q er.
ton OF taxation Is not difference be-.
tween IL and 40 per cent, which Is
mere matter of detail, nor question
between prohibilory taliif ON one side
and free trade On I'll. other. which Is
4 mere academic discussion, of no
interest to practical men. But II is a
d fIefeaee thai lies at tire root OF all
government, a question upon which II
depends whether our government
shall he of the people, for the people
and BY the people. or a government oi
the people by very few OF the people
for an extremely limited class Of peo.
pie. The Republican party SAYS the
taxes are blessings, aud the more the
people Of a nation are tiNed inditidn-
ally the more prosperous the nation i
~ n whole. The Democratic party
declares Tint taxes arr burdens aud
the less We have Of them the better,
aud that the idea u enriching the
Whole community BY taking properly
in minate quantities from great
many people aud giving il in large
quantities to a few people Is simple
rubbish. Sixty million dollars III one
mans pocket IL very imposing exi.
denee oi lis prosperity, but The NJ.
tim would lie better ait j eaeh enc ii
6o.o00,9oo people had dnihr IL his
pocket. although II i tFue thai sb1,-
100000 you'll nat make mneh shnn
when divided NJ. Unaauhtaaly i
makes money circulate 10 take il ont
Of on pocket AMI put i IN another.
hnt that descent make the whole
amount any greater Aud 70 u
makes il circnlsse 10 take it from one
man sntl give it IL another. hat the /
,a.stss ,l,s.s Mt blsss tlie min j: u
Isl. = sfa4
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-11-02

THE SAN rRANcisco WEEKLY CALL
u handsome eight, page paper. II tsfs-
saed every Thursday, and contains all OF
the important news OF the week. cleaned
from every quarter Of the globe, complete
M b date Of publication. Il contains IN
tereStiag special eorTespondenes from all Of
tho principal cities Of The weEla and VAST
amoant Of the best selected and original
general literature. IL furnishes the latest
aud most reliable financial news aud mar
kei quotations. and gives special attention
10 horticultural ana agricultural news. and
IL In every respect firss-ciass family paper.
appealing Ia the interest ui every member
OF the household.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-11-02
TUESDAYS ELECTION.

The people of Idaho win next
Tuesday be called upon 10 express
themselves through the ballot-box
for or against Statehood for Idaho
II is the BULLETINS candid opinion
that the admittance of Idaho into
the great constellation Of States
would bring many advantages to
our people.
Statehood would give us repre-
sentation in Congress and cause our
wants to receive due consideration.
1t would be the means Of secur
ing irrigating canals and cause the
sagebrush plains to blossom with
grain and fruits.
Ii would knock the odious a lien
land law into smithereens, and
cause capital TO flow into every
mining section--capital that will
not seek investment here so long az
we remain a Territory.
Ii would give us two Senators
and one member of Congress, who
would vote solid for the silver, lead,
irrigation and other vital interests
pertaining to the Great West.
Ii would place our schools upon
basis that would astonish the
best friends Of education.
1t would give us three votes in
the electoral college, besides en-
abling US to express through ballot
our choice for President of these
United States.
1t would give us the privilege ol
electing our own rulcrs-Governors
Supreme Judges, etc, and release
us from our present serfdom.
1t would bring hundreds o
thousands Of thrifty people to ''the
Gem Of the Mountains" within 1
few short years.
The proposed constitution is az
admirably constructed instrument
gotten mp by the ahlest and mos
level-headed men in Idaho. II In,
been placed in the hands Of every
voter, and should be read and
pondered carefully by all. Aftel
reading it, if you can find one OBJ.
jectionable clause-onc line ever
that would be detrimental to Tho
interests Of our whole people, ther
vote against its adoption. But nc
sane man can object to any clause
hence we conclude that every citi
zen having the welfare of Idaho a
heart will next Tuesday march tc
the polls and cast vote for State
hood.
Vote for the constitution. and tn,
coming Congress viii hear YOU
appeal and grant your request, ant
maybe in June next we will elec
our State officers and soon there
after join the Proud galaxy Of Unite,
States of America.
Let Little Elmore show her goo.
sense next Tuesday by giving u ful
vote for the constitution.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-11-02


An editor works 3654 days per
year to get out fifty-two issues of a
paper. that's labor. Once in
awhile somebody pays him years
subscription; that's capital. And
once in awhile some son of gun of
deadbeat takes the paper for n
year or two and vanishes without
paying for il. that's anarchy. But
later on justice will overtake the
last-named creature, for there is a
place where he will get his deserts;
that's hell.-Auxiliary.
Save us from girls and matrons
who, dull in arithmetic and no
where in Euclid, vet invariably
solve the problem of putting a
number five foot in a number three
boot and twenty-foar inch waist
into an eighteen inch corset.
In the Johannesburg District.
South Africa. the vein Of pay ore.
carrying almost exclusively gold.
is over % miles in length, Is feet
in breadth, and at . depth Of 200
feet In uniform in width.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-11-02
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

= . LIVE UFfEIEs b0IsA NFfKt IbNN*t
September "a sksN.
Notlcs h hereby given thai tbs following nasasl
sssalef has ied natre Of hla lntentian make AnA
pfoef In support u ha elaim and that ssd presf VII
be mAie before kexstgF and Necsirsr Boise TitYs
m FFllNY. Deeasnbef ~ lAss viz. Jerry lHallsy.
ahe aHzkss Pre-. u. \. No. SsIi 81 Ia NE Ia y
l.s So lie sN tot the 81 Ia sec n ~ y
east loo aerss he nansss the osnS witnesses 30
pFuFs his eontiHaoszs edeaee upon ard euitasssie
uf said lagha glx. caAs D. Glaze. Jsaassa spaNsfsa
frank j, Caseta u Boise CITY. AMI Lawh L&sAas
Of star. idalse.
80 nAaLxs rxrtvY n~-s~sr
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-11-02
For sale.

A dr.-washing gold.saying machine
New and III good order. Apply 70
jacob ZURICH,
Rocky Bar.
August q. lss9-lf.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-11-02
Rocky Bar Lodge No. e, !. 0. 0. r

Regular meetings every Wednesday evening, ~
Masonic hall salsa,ninR sr,thren respectfully
Invited T. attend II HENDERSON, n. q.
W LILJE1kAN. Recording secy.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-11-02
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
NOTICE. F0R PUBLICATION.

LAsp OxSscs ~ Esuise civ. ldAhn.
October ~, fse&s
Nosies 10 hereby given that the fsl3psinx nsunesi
settler has led nute "a his int~usiun 70 nAks final
prod. In support Of hts claim. and that said psf
sill h~ made before the Register and hsssasff ~
batse City. tdaho, on TUESDAY. November 9. ISIS.
VIA David Macy. who made Pre. ID. 3. No ss1x.
tsf the W IL NJ Ia W - ~ Ia seq III - y
eAst. n He names tbs fsdlossng witnesses 10
prove bis eonsAnaoas sssiaenes uTon and eaisls~.
lin uf aid land, via. aAnH@l 3 haark we'll sAmnel
MeAaaily, Gurus IL Rasns saa Hugh T. Burns. all
a HlenMs FsTFy. kimnre county
ole HARLEM pEFLEY, Register.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-11-02
NOTICE or FoRrErrunR

To walter RYAN, his hsirs or assigns.
You are hereby notiAed THAI We hAss axpsnAsd
the sum Of nine hamdrsd and assy aalleFs, ~ svsr
ens hundred aelaTs per seAs, eAsk asd every year.
sinca january l. isso. npua ths
LIVE YANKEE
Lode slasng claim. stuAas8 In Bear Greek iasax As.
fTies glerassFiy lied NAzriefl klmoss eeansy tfsr.
merry AlsurssA laahs Territory, fnr the yaFpess Vt
pesfoFmlnx shs annual labor shesson Tor fhs ys&ra
mentioned. under The provisions VI s@&fie. xSs4 u
the Rrvi@ea Statutes u the Unised 6szs<s sAs nss
exinx expenditures reaasi1ed upon s<zd psepsrty ser
the ysass mentioned 10 ss lea day II JAnaATx, iese
That yoor prokeFsion % the EAms u fear hundrsaI
and seventy Ave aeIisrx. and u within nisxsv dnys
ffc the service u shs s.essee. wtAAn nisssy a.s
after this notlx ny qualifications JOS tail rsnss 10
contribute yosr psepcFtiun ri sush expxn1ituxs.
yeaf inssrsss In aid elAn win seeas sAs psspersy
Of shs under xnsd under the pfesisaena sf ss<lies
asa Of tAs Revised SsAsuss~ Of fhs uaissd STATES
JOHN W. nONAnUN
GEORGE NfMpk@
First pahsieaaiam Auxnss To- lass.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-11-02

rU 4sl II ets,.'- e.l..ll.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-11-02
An Appeal Tor wl.al - Due.

All persons indebted 10 Casey. Hoi.
land 4 On. are earnestly requested
IL come furKasd aud settle inimedI.
ately. OwiHg Ia our recent lnisioT.
tune in Using unr mill by ii.e. VIZ nanst
tiaw have what Is due ~ IN order 70
rebnild. CAsrY. HOLLAND / Co.
Jnly II. 1919.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-11-02
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.

Eatics Ne. 90.
ussTxs STATES LAxs Ovrsu.
HAiLxv. Idaho, September co. lSo2
Nctics 10 hereby xisen that ths Bear CFssk Geld
Miaiag Company. corporation duly estsktssh<a ~
iaw Of the State Of New York, ~ FrAsk p csssnaA.
lis attorney IN fset. whoss postoGkee addrsss h
RseAy Bar. Elmors county. Idaho, hAs made sppn.
LAURA JACKSON
Lnds mining claim. situated In n<ax Crsek Mielax
District, Elmers county fsormsray Aiturns coastyl
Idaho Territory. consisting Of aflssn Aundrs1 ilasar
feet Of ths lode. and surface ground ~ hsadrsd
Geld notes and plat OF thu oficai survey on ne In
this ascs ~ith magnetic variation ~ ID degrees ~
mlnusss ss~t, - follows:
Beginning n point Of discovery where sosico II
location wss posted Themes ~ deg 10 main W loo
fsst censcr Of W and OF eiAiu, thsnee "a Deg N
min W BOO lest 10 sw corner No. j, thsnes - asx
70 min " 600 fses 10 NV cernes No I, thsnes rs
deg 50 min Y 1000 fest 70 NE corner No ., thsncs
rs deg 10 min W 900 feet 70 corner No. 4, th<ses
place Of beginning survey Of exterior boundaries %
claim. There conflicts. CoatAining IN ARA
o. II So acres From NV corner No. Z. q. q. N. ".
No. 4, Bear Creek Mining District bears 03 Asx 10
minutes W acs feet distant
The said mining claim bsing u record In the oGBoe
of thu Recorder 81 said mining aissvics a. HALEY.
Aituras county, idaho. The nearest kzown Io<As
catians being the Independents. Lot No. 81 IN tho
west, and Omega unsurssyod tbs ncrth.
BrLGxrsh. of kockv Bar, idkho, the nswsy~psF pubr
ishsd asssss. ths said saining claim, for NE Pc
Red Of sixty dsya.
n. o. Bssxxsss, Register
d. Y. WAlsRos, attorney for elaimans.
firss puhisrArien Sept M
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-11-02
APPLICATION FOR PATENT,


UsTrxB ssAYxs LAsp osyssx.
HAlIxS, Idaho, September 10. 1855.
Notice u hereby given THAI shs noAr Creek Csk
iHw al this state ef Neu York. By Fr&ak y. CasAxAk
iss n&sofnss In fac4, whesn pestozRcs address u
Becky Bar. ElnneFs ceanss, idaho, has made spplz-
eAsion Tor . Eaissd States pxtsns for tbs
Lode mining eiai situate In Bear Crssk Mininx D.
trsct. Elnofs county Uosmsriy Aissrss esessyl
ises a. the los and surface ground sx Aun2rsa fsss
aide, being lot No. % and described IN sAs asEd
notes .ad plAs d the efrial survey e;s 10 shas
ofes. with asxnexe variation al 10 degrees - mia.
uses east, - lellows
Bsxsnaiax Al stake and nosies Of lauasson tksacs
- deg IL mia W . fses 10 sW enrner No. l. Asnos
y - dsw ID main . 81 fees 10 NV ees.er nes I.
thsnce 70 Deg % nzin 1855 Eost MI cexnsx NuA a.
thenex - Org - mir Tso fsss 10 az esxnsx No
thsnce 70 dsx 70 mia " fe7s lest sM cesnss Ne.
and passs o. bsxinsias. sarvsy 81 sxsssiss ss.s<s
eos.ficsa frum eoTnss Ne. q. O. \. 4. No I,
Hear Creek Mining District hsass - doc 10 mlA "
ees feet distant
The said mining claim hsing Of record Ia sh@ szrs
OF ths herordtr 81 said mining district ~ Haley ia
AltuTAs uaunts. Idaho The neAFsss known Iacafiona
being the Mountain G.Al elAi Survey Ne 70 a. en
the nuTsl and the laura lackssa lode clain swrxss
No 5es, On shs south. andshs lndspendsncs los Ne.
~ soufhwssssrtY
dlrsrl thai this notice. b. puhsahea In sAs E.xssx
BuLlsnk, NJ hneky Bar. idaho, sAa nswspApsx psh
lssirsd nearest shs said miniaE elal, iss tbs Pc
risd 81 sixty dAyx
n. o. RzIxEss, Rsxistss,
ID. H. WAEnanz atserney Ger elNinzsxs.
firsa pahlscatisn sSp&, d.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-04-05
Lo DE MANATt.

Va sabemos que es 10 dc Mana
II; 10 que hicieron aquellos Hbe.
rolescos y democrdticcs ediles; Ia
exclusion de cuantos perttnecen
en- aqusl pueblo al benemerito
institute de Voluntarios de Ia In
tegridad Nacional. de las listai
electorales; y no los fusilaron,
porq que les falt6 el resuello, aun.
que NO Ia intenci6n. lAh, que.
rrerosl
Y sucedi6 10 que no podia me
nos de su seder; que Ia Diputaci6r
Provincial echo Gbaj0, como 81
dice ecomunmente, ell cslebre acuer.
do, y no sabemos 81 habra pasado
el tsnto de culpa 4 los tribunales,
como corresponds, pues el aten,
tado fu6 de marca mayor, y re-
vestia todos los caracteres de un
delito castigado por el C6digo y
por la sancicn penal de Ia CORES
pondiente ley.
No hay Concejales como los de
Manati. El dia que todos sean
10 misno. 90 salv6 el pats. Ma
die les iguala on intrepidez. iCo-
mo que SON patristas GUtOnOmis-
tas los que tomaron aquel aeuer-
dol .
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-04-05
CARRETRRA DR. UTUADO.

Tenemos noticias de que los
trabajos de la carretera provin.
cial de Utuado Z Arecibo, d car
60 del rematista senior Alfonso,
nuestro amigo, marchsn ordena.
da y progresi vamente, hal'andose 9
On magnf6co estsdo y muy ade'
lantados.
ri desmonte de Ei Salto, todo
de roca, que era Q! paso mas diff.
ell, sc encuentra va conclude, y
las obras de fabrica de Ia carrete
"a han sido altamente elogiadas
poi el Iugeniero del Estado Sr.
Gisbert, 10 cual hace ID mejor
apologize de las mismas.
Felicitamos por clio al citadc
rematista, enviandole nuestroa
mas sinceros placemes, que hace-
mos extsnsivos 4 Ia Excma. Di.
putaci6n Provincial y q los pue.
bios interesados en- aquella i'm.
portante via de comunicaciop,
que en- breve ha de prestarlei
6ptimos : innsgables servicios.