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viso importante

Habiendo s,d6 sorrrand do pnr varias cuer
tas q se me han re entad0 para 50 oobro sia
haber as heeho, 8 pdhlioo, que no satisfar &
desdo eata fecha nlogunR Cuentas que no sea
aut0Eiyeda d0h'damente con mi firma, eyitando
por este medic tOda reolama ion de cuenta s:n
6ste Eequlaito. Pto Rlco az de Mayo 1892 -sIssa,a
kltea Ne ANAteA S-a
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A LOS EN- AAsUARADOS

Los hombres que con el perverso fin de
herir pers0nalidadeS, ac0stumbran escudarse
bajo un pseud0nimo, sin atreverse nunca dar
su frente, eStOs mereeen el calf sativO de inde
oentes, siendO pOr 10 general estos enf es, los
mas despreciabIes ca una paiabra, Ia orApula
dc Ia sOciedad. 81 verdadaramente se m'rasen
ante Ia gran mk ma socratioa N0spce te ipsuns,
no serian tan oaDalas cual 10 demuestran. Con
10 dichO.... basta los que les veDga Ell s0-
TO Que....
Manuel H5zlansN Pears.
Manati, Mayo 26 de 1892.
FL Director del Laboratorio Qufmico Mn.
nicipal. l.-(H Hay M,s selloJ
CERTIFICA: haber reconOcidO el vino Ass-
0sscjGssG (Rioja, Provincia de Logronol que CO.
sechan los Sres Garcia hijos, resultando ser un
vino TOJo, muy rico On color, bien ClaridcadO
dc sabor astrlngente, baatante Acido. Eu
aroma 90 grat0, sin que ae sienta acetificaci6n
ri olor estraho alguno.
La composition de sus mss esenciales prin
Cipios es en- htr0:
Dc Is Dr. 1s1:;s s7.sS s e $50. $50
aleerina. Ceniza ueoaa. Aeides.
deeo 50 B 0sO 655
La materla s oo1orsnte ensayada por los pro-
zenave, Romey, 6irard, loon, resuls6 ser la
natural on un vino nuevo.
Fl Alcohol oDtenido por destilaei6n frac.
Cionada en- el tubo de ul nski, seoeneontro
exento de impurezas que lie nagan uocivo.
Por 10 que en- vista de Ia proporcionalidad
normaidad dc sus componentes prinoipales
se declara este vino, como puro
7 q petici6n de los Sres. Sobrinos de Lni
1a y c., ibro Ia preBeRte certidcaci6n, de con-
formidad CON 10 prescribe, en- el articuio 28 del
Reglamento del LaboraG0rio. - Puerto-Rico,
Enero 20 dc 1892 Jose LedesDsa. 30
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AL PUBLIOtl

Por tenerse que q asaensac.s gu. ouef1o Ia
Peninsula, 90 venuea dos eSEdncias nm precio
mny barato; una q medic camino de B B,yamds
Toa alta otra on Toa-baia El que las n.
terese pueda dlrigtrse en- Bayamon & los Srss.
F0llD HeTm amos On 1k.1n
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pAagkDA

Vepden Cersoedo Hetmanos Com oafl j
unos tabacos lsgftimos de Gomarfo en- caitae
de 30 y 100, que hailan en- ID una LIS perso
mas de gnato daben prob ar.os. Alsmas h III
reCibido huohas dc ba0alao, higs de Smirna.
remolachss mug frs seas, salmon en- latas Ger
vera negra ext-s, y Ia mar de hOnadstos f6gios,
vista haOe fe.
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Farmacia en- Yenfa

Por retifarse su duefio & b Peblnsula fe
real1za al contAdo, la d lea esteDis oida en- ol
pueblo de San Lorenzu Para ii mes de-
tales dirijanae ea 81 mismo paot 4 don Fa.
bjdss Agenj1. e q
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Casa de Pr6stamos
DE DON FRANCISCO SALaADo

In dicho estabecimiento "a tmpefl IN sedA
clase de ODJesOs, tales c0rlu niue lies, asat .iea.
maquinas dc cOser es0 &c venden proceusas
to dc cmReh % maqainas de coser de tOdse
Siases, mueDies, pf-ndae etc. an billar do
tsGllaa s,acn . nuen 1etads PQekta 1ico. Mayo S.
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Atencion aoui

Vino 0lsnco supetiOr de Valencia Dorro.
mes cata'anes de vidrio en- el establecisniento
de don Candldo Fernandas. Cristo nfms %.
IL
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a.
SnS Sc m0nea Recommendations que publ q
quemos la dicha carta. Sentim0s tener que
ducir 81 referido seflor que no podemOs COM
placerle: l. por que hay t6rminOa en- la dich8
caTta qne nuestro prOgrsma 70 nos permite
publican; % por que como va hemOs diChO,
no tenemos el gnstO de eopOcer a. dicho
Sr. F0ntanilaa Y estsmos muy escamados con
las cartas ap6orifas que sue On enviaTncs agu
6esecrpadoa que 'guo-an II veraadere mis'on
del perlodlpmO.
Or. Ricardo Hernandez
Otrece sus servicios profesionales eD ARE
CIBO. 45
Para 81 Norte de Espafla ha argado on NJ
yagieg el vapor EDsiliGno 4O1 sacoa cafe pc
| sando - 74O kilos y 1 .299 sacos azdear % de
cacao pssando respectivamente l3 2,213 $40
kllOs.
FL proyecto do presupuestO municipal de
Ponce para ell prdxlmo ejeroicio mOnta Ia frio-
lera de $246641 81.
Myapor Mcuae,G cargo en- Ponce para ia
isla de Cuba 264 sacoa cafe 80 barriles de Sc
DO pesando estivamente 27,258 , 1921
kiOs.
Nos escriben de la Cidra:
'.Dentro dc brevea dias partiran de este
su pueblo natal para 81 da Barceloneta nues-
| tros aprecisdos amigos don Prsx sdes Santiago
| su digna y simpatica ae1lora dCna Dolores
| Alfonso Nun y, On union de aus pequenos h'ios.
Los vecinoa del pueblo de B arceloneta, donde
| VI 81 amigo Santiago con 81 cargo de aoalde
| delegado, estaIan do enhorabuena, toda vex
que va ponerse 81 trente de aQuella admins
nistraci0n IN empTeado probo, inteligente y
dignO pOr tOdOS cOEcaDtOs. LA election he
cha por el ExQelehtfsimo seflor Gobernador
General en- favor oel seflor Santiago, mereoe
el aplausO de tOd0s los que han tenidO Ia hon
| "a de tratar cOnOcer las relevantes dOteg
/ que oonourren en- el amigo citado, para de-
sempe1ar ell cargo que SO Ie ha confiado. El
vaciO que deja ara an esta sOciedad es dificil de
| ilenar. Tods clase de felicidades deseamOs &
los 90 oosoa Santiago On 50 nuevo domciIio
| ED. ANTONIO R. cABAssA, con buenas 70
fsrenclas sOlc1ta agenciaa y cOmiaiOnes-Es
| agente en nee dc los inmejorable cigarrill0s
pectOra'es b anoos de Ia m8rca i" PUREZA
4 de u. Ressd9ezes q G" de Ia Habana, los fabri.
cantes que mas ventajas ofrecen en- preoios.-
I'D ANTONIO r. CABASSA es el agente de LA
CORRESPONDENCE DN PUERTo-RIOo, en- Ponce
3. l. p Ha fallecido On la hsciands
Julia (san G rmau) la apreoiable seniors
/ dona Angelina Rivera, digna esposa dc
4 nuestrO amigo el seflOr don Luis P8dilla
| A 81 y tOda 81 sfl gida familia enviamOs nues
tro mas sentldo p6same.
La Aud,eno,a de- 10 Criminal de Ponce h.
condenado muerte, en- causa por asesinato J
robo, 8 Juan j 1s6 Martinez Ramon de Lasan
ia Ruiz, absolviendo Felipe Sanchez G arcia J
Juan B. Torres.
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Alquiler de habitaciones

Gale de San Jose nhmero 8, a tos. se al.
Quilan habitaciones 0larss, c0mo.IaA , venttls-
das precioa m6dieoa 1k-p
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.T..s.NEXNK

On caE7alIaTO aua oOOOcs perfe ata manEs 81
ingl6s O. frances Y versasil an asunLOs mer-
cantiles, desea encOntrar una colocaoi6n adon
de sus conecin entos pudieran ser utilizadoa
Dirijirse T. I. z, oficina de c0creoe, Esnturcr
Xxi
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4!itn, !.
Asa FUNDADA Ell ANO 1873 EN- COGNAC (.rRANcA j.
BISCUIT, Dobouch6 & Go. :.

q Es indisputable que los BRANDS
de las marcas 1, 2. 8 Estrellas de esta
casa, son los insj0fes quo 30 oonsumeil tn 81
mundo enterO.
ELa reputation de los ..productos de
Ia casa de desti}aci6n de BIsQU1T, DoBou-
oHH o O:, cue es entire las dedicadas 4 este
negocio, mas grandes de Francia, 90 nni-
versal.
Pfdase JARNAo-OO OOGNAO legftiinO
en- ell Oolmado de los Sres. SOBRINO DE
LUNA, J o. dnioos agentes de este pro-
ductO en- Puerto Rice.
NOTA.-Es una especialidad de Ii casa de los
Sres. BISCUIT, DoBoUGHE & Ce el FINE CHAN
PAGNE v. o: c. B, marca La ESTUDIANTINA
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La SegOviana
FONDA Y TABAQUERI

FV N u b u Err A
PlGgG de Alfonso XII, mGnserO %.
El duen0 de este acredltado estsbgeei-
miento pone en- conoosmiento de sus much
relaeionados tanto de la Capital como .ss Ia Is
la, haber hechO grandes reformas en- "a oase
de fonda, para 10 cua' cuenfa con blu IN locs..
una servidumbre esmerada un tosinero do
los mejores de la Ia. Eu tabacos ciea-rillos
de la Habsna, vista hace te, pueB llevo COR IL.
ms. la marca de LA HON aADEZ; Ems he hu.
me justidear4n. Pauline iSonsOhaao 8 q
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HilO marca seTigrA',

FL creciente favor que ha alcanzado ell hilo de
esta marca en- la Capital, debido So inmejorable
ealidad, nos ha obigadO estender Ia venta nor
tOdOs los pueblOs de estA Isla eeguros de que una
vez cOnOcidO, serA el mas buscado. Es xL MKJoR
HIL0 PARA 0OsER QUE sR HA o6MooIDo Y Purn-
TO-RIO0, FUERTE, BLANOO PHRKEOTo
AGENTES UNICOS, FONT 7 VIDAL
Sc vende en- todOa los establecinier .os
DescuentO especial para los comerciantas
OomnrAndO m de cl7sanarha orruakas
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! Ios meiogea ianaQaea ] loa mAs sieoa On.
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PapaB annericanas

superiores On barriles, sc encuentran de ven
On ell alrnacen de
1o-a TR1Go, cIv1DANEs , CO
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CHARADA
Dos prinseGG, en- pyiaaG dcS
sufr0. y me produce NAL.
NJ quierO vOlver de nuevO
u yer eSG capital.
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DOS ENFERMOs que sufrian, uro de una
d'cera eserofniosa el utro do atrotfa incipie1 :
to del higado. fueroD cOmpietamen5e curados
ron al solo ueo de Ia Emulsion de Scott.
BOgota. Juno 4, 1884
Sres. Scott q Boe0ae, NsW-YoTk = Muy Sc
nores mtcs: Hoe pocas meses vinieron por
casuaIidad mis- manos slgnnas hotellas de Ia
Emu 'si6n de Scot que ustedes preparan, las
eua es ensay6 en- dos entermos, Uno de ellos
sUfria, desde mucho tiempo de una dlcera es
crofu,osa FL ot-o de atTefIa inaipisnte del h.
gsdo Ambcs fneyon CONF etamente curados
CON Ia SOFA aplicael0n dc la Emulsion, Ia cual
contleua'e presoribjeniO siempre, para.los ca
sus On que esta inuacada. @ edo de ustedes
oon Is mayor consideration sJsnto Q. &. q. b
!, m---De Vicente Pefes Rab.0
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-11-11

Gson accompanied Judge Davidson ayton while the Dr.
Davidson family 1t is
needless that he recovered almost Immediately
The next day all united where the hall jamfan
But the long pull From jackson, Mnn Woon-
socket Oak Reached the latter early enough decorate the hall
filed until at least so stood for three
Woonsock Yankton with Gov Od other state
officials Yankton place Tor 5000 inhabitants crowded with
An immense barbecue The crowds two
large The Dr. spoke the afternoon hahour
the quartete sang Thousand Years. the evening the
Turner Hall packed floor ceiling and the crowd
standng-from8 m. to 11:3O filled with enthusiasm.
Thence Mitchell And here the great audience actually held solid
quarter past
This closed the campaign the Minnesota Quartette
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-11-11
The PRICE OF WHEAT.
Extracts From the Pioneer Presss Famous Editorial of
AprH 9M 1892


Admissions of the Leading Republican Paper of Minnesota
exposures WEST two years ago.
Pioneer Press has the steal and
violently gathered following
only half strong enough:
THE CURIOUS FLUCTUATIONS IN PRICES
The first conclusion reached the fact spring
higher Liverpool 1890 than 1889 6A September X in
b 8A in November and December advanced
the $780, being 2oH higher Sept
Nov and 15H December There advance all
pool Market grade wheat the grade furnished the
from 10 to 27 bushe between 1889 and 1891 according the
benefits freight
ocean, having
remarkably stable except gs
$780, ams profits
affected them at ALL Did the farmer of the Northwest the full
Of this increase? Nor MEANS.
DIFFERENCE.
Beginning primary price
1885, given By this wheat
deducng price difference grades That
ssy price than Duluth and
Minneapolis price, the from Cookon to Duluth Min
neapols is LIZ hundred 10 cents hushel
A sHRNKAGE.
There has distinct shrinkag loss from the Liver
from to II bushe Who has obtained pos
OF this But that freight
vanced only slightly times when the demand for shipping facilities
profit gone
shippers grain beating
of the market by the spectators of the grain
At Duluth the September 1890 per bush higher
than IN 1889 While 1891 but Ia higher than in 1889 This
decline of last compared with those of the previous
running
through all four months OF the year selected for
features of the market that explained
taned this investigation
1889 and 1891 at Duluth considered
Ia for Lax
Carrying these statistics back the difference Liverpool
1889 1891 which September
1e% December that
Liverpool rise pr little than
reflected corresponding at the shipping
head Lake SUPERIOR The lost difference 10 13
WHEAT CROPS COUNTRY
,
The these statistics studied attention
the above tables of comparative Irresistible
THE AMERICAN MARKET FOR WHEAT AT FIGURE VERY CON
SIDERABLY LOWER THAN IT OUGHT TO BE- UNDER NORMAL
CONDITIONS There asgnab the price the great
the grain the should substantial
the Liverpool It admitted everywhere that foreign de-
mand likes the worlds price, and that this takes Liver
pool The price other point New York Chca
should be Liverpool the cost the wheat
that point Liverpool But shown concuse that
this has appeared the buhe wheat
the the ultimate Market that there ad
ions
the price toward the farmer which accounted
for by the cost of carriage.
II
This to Indicate that the evil progressive that the
but that at rate has equal the task preventing
in American prices correspond with European prices
8 amount Of something like 10 centsa busheL
i
Il But whether it that something
to be that the American market undu depressed
with other markets of the world that
they dc where products so that the Of the United
States has something than dumb and st
fact his side when complains that he receive the
benefit which the worlds
his products The the will call
ing inquiry.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-11-11
The PEOPLES PartV.

The peoples made parties
they hope
through those organizations from the we burdens imposed
them tits mphacaly that
the people, 1t made the people, have
resist the encroahments of the whole
people rights that officials
character it's first national convention Omaha all this Mr.
H. P Hail. then OF the ST. Paul News attended the
in writing to his paper from there then said
this has not convention Mime
apos and Chicago AFFAIRS others it has The
outside Of delegates small but there hundred
than at either the other conventions They the
without either pocafavors
prospective There refreshing absence of the poll
tcans home affair The chair secretaries
addressing delegates gentlemen
Brother W brother
Brother and has the foor being
= 1t like country family than
participants the proceedings
of ladies and gentlemen and the ladies
spirit affairs earnestly the gathering
the plain, awfuy country people, life
conducted their but who braced
party with greater tenacy
old parties stand by theirs.
the remark that
those
What without don't
carried the that
predominant throughout all the
the people, this the that appealing
support the
your and BATTLE well theirs Will aid them?
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-11-11
After CAMPAIGN Records.

following from DR. Fish and his quartette after election but
it may be interest to
Deuel. Co., Dak the quartete scored an immense
the county presided Mr. Allen gentleman Of great promise who
vanqed the foremost republican speakers
in the state.
The Minnesota held Edgrton last Mon
dav night jammed clear the ootgh Mr. Gil
ou oeanst sick ou the singing
was omitted for evening
Thence TO Luyne had the house.
tho occupied
Judge Davidson and together with decora
t;ons the Ia was brilliant indeed.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-11-11
supp RESSED!

SUPPRESSED!
Election News Regard to the popust Vote Suppressed BY
the Piutocrats
Cleveland is Elected President Beyond all Question New
York. Indiana. and Illinois,
As well as Wisconsin and Connecticut all in the Democratic
Column.
Minnesota is Doubt asmuch as all Popust kilograms
Suppressed
Oregon populist
California in doubt.
Nebraska popuist by 10000
Kansas popust by 100000
South Dakota probably Weaver.
Colorado all right the people.
Nevada and Montana surely for
North Dakota in doubt.
During night dispatches
looked like Weaver Donne did the
pes The which published from old
tes-except precincts Donney big
daily papers Donne
votesbut this sehood We not the slightest at this
writing "wednesday concedng Donneys
WEST early so it will be impossible to
get definite in this ssubut will do the best possible
Wednesday morning This time they published less than
cNlumn Why?
Returns coming slowly But all the Indications
is undoubtedly eectedthough Lawler has chance.
suppressed by the admission Paul daily,
impossible popust But the
guide then Mr. Donne does not receive the vote Mr. Owen
years ago This however, guess the
in-that is, they not published!
Hennepn county nnapos Donney vote about 500o
instead p the $4,000 promised by peoples party workers there
ST. Donney
but not than oneh half the expected
On the national ticket Cleveland has captured about everything
sight, including New Illinois, Indiana Connecticut Wisconsin,
the official required Michigan ap-
pears democratic.
WHAT has caused the defeat popuss
with EMPHASIS
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-11-11

This Republic was 1cnndeda
upon principles which involved
the Dignity of Labor. 10 dee-
troy the power of Labor is to !,
construct Caste. a Caste cannot
cO-exist with q Republic.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-12-23
MINNEAPOLIS.
DISTRICT COURT BRIhFs.

The jury in the suit of James II. Bishop 2,
20. agai 1st j. II. Travis and the Buckle We
Fu6IlSnlng Company yesterday brought in
verdict for the defendant.
The election contest case of James DIVER
agalnstP. w. McAliister has been dismissed,
elle conteslant agreeing to pay for the serv-
Ices of the referee.
Judge Pond fled decision for the plain
TN in the sum of 500 in the suit of c. H.
Howard against John johnson.
L. d. Mentner has sued Hermann Oswald
TO recover S?,4S5. Is on bill of merchandise.
W. 5. Porter, residing at 1881 Nicolet ave-
nue.. aged tiftythree was committed to the
asylum at Rochester yesterday. His insan-
lily was brought on by financial troubles
Thomas p. Beal, receiver of the Maverick
National bank, of Boston, has begun three
mortgage foreclosure actions in the district
curt against II. j. Shuart.
ii. j Pothen, st. Paul policeman. has pc
utloned the district court for the reward for
the arrest of Hans Hanson, recently convicted
OF horse stealing
The Star elevator case is now where ii was
When 1t begun, the jury having reported yes
terday they were unable to reach an agree
ment, and were accordingly discharged.
TIL e case Of Isaac Schulman against Henry
l.. Altnow, TO recover the sum of $500 held
by Altnow as clerk of the municipal court
as b all in the case of Morris Bearman. who
VAS indicted by the grand jury for taking
pt"O CASSos NpdEuleuI from cunningham anu
Hass and was afterwards released. was on
rial before Judge Smith and jury yesterday
Humane Agent Tatro states that the grand
ury did not return an Indictment against
triendless Bowker as there were three wit
nesseS who could not be found. He further
states that the case will be again taken up
when the grand jury convenes in January.
Judge Hooker and jury were yesterday
engaged in hearing the suit of &. NJ Nash
against Patromun Henry w. Pohl to recover
F5,O35 damages for alleged false arrest and
assault and battery.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-12-23
A HEALTHY CITY.
A Synopsis Of Health Commits
sionep KeIly's Report.

Health Commissioner Kelly is busy ar
ranging his annual report 1t promises to be
very interesting one and will show that
Minneapolis is one of the healthiest cities III
the Union. The department has been con-
Quoted very economically during the past
year. The council appropriated S23,0OO Tor
use in the department, but DR.. Kelly mas
expenditures of the Office and department as
whole were S20,3l9. 81. leaving balance OF
S4650. During the year 1891 the eX-
penses of the department were Sl9c
316. In 1897, during the regime OF
DR.. Kilvington. the expenses of the
health department were go 26226. The total
number Of deaths during the present year
will not be over 1000. and the births will fig
ure up to 1850. In 1889 2.273 people shutiied
off the mortal coil, and in 1881 the DEAN
roster showed 2,5:6, and i'll 1891, =, ~. Ihere
| is 10 doubt but the extremely small number
of deaths in the city during the present year
is due to the fact that the city was placed IN
such thorough sanitary condltlon last
spring and then again last fail. The system
of cleaning up is good one, and. the
physicians say, saves many lives
In the line of contagious diseases MIME
apois stands in the lead, having had the
smallest number of cases OF any city OF lts
size i'll the country. There were but 262
cases of diphtheria, the most dreaded OF all
diseases, recorded up to the first OF the
present month Out of this number there
were but fifty nine deaths In the city Oh
Detroit during a similar time time there
were Bob cases and 30l deaths. Iu Milwau-
kee there were l.4S9 cases and 400 deaths.
When it is taken into consideration that
neither of these cities is much larger than
! Minneapolis, the Flour city's record in this
specific kind of disease is remarkable. Dur
ing the past two months the number OF cases
of scarlet fever reported at the office was 6s7;
There were 455 cases of typhoid fever and
ffty-fve deaths.
Taking it all through the health depart
ment is conducted in manner which re-
fleets credit upon the city. Not only has 1t
kept the city free from diseases, but num-
Der of new problems have been solved that
will cause the department to be remembered
for ages to come. One of these problems is
the garbage question. This is now settled. to
the great relief of the community. The
quarantine station at st. Louis Park Will
undergo great and grand change when the
new year has been ushered in. Seven new
buildings, including three hospitals wi II be
built on the old quarantine site. new
fumigating apparatus will also adopted
which will do away with the tlmehonored
custom of fumigating with pots and kettles.
This new system will be facilitated through
the use of a fumgating van. This van Will
yield IL per cent.of sulphurous acid for fumi-
eating purposes from the same amount OF
sulphur which now brings forth only per
cent.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-12-23

line, good only to the city limits. there
would be no end of trouble for the con
ductors to keep track of those wlIo
had given transfers. People might
come aboard with transfers with the in
tention of going to st. Paul. If the
conductors were unable to keep track
of them they would ride through on the
transfer and thereby defraud, the COM
pany out of its just dues. The council
committee after listening to arguments
for and against, withdrew into private
room, but its members, Messrs. Bradish,
Barrows and Lackey, were unable to
come to definite understanding.
They agree. to leave the matter OF
making report 10 the council this
evening until some time previous to
the meeting. BarroWs and BladiSh are
in favor Of eliminating the one clause
and Lackey wants the entire ordinance
repealed and new one gotten up. He
believes i'll transfers on all the lines.