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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-10-02

aDra a cOncufsO poT Ell teFm1no de veInte dlas.
Una respectable casa de Ponce ha recibido el
siguiente telegrama:
"St. Thomas 20 Setiembre-Ning1n case
ciudad Nueva- York En- ell lazareto cinco una
muerte. Paris 80 casos 13 muertos. Decrec1en.
do Hamburgo pero classes acomodadas abandonan
ciudad por tenor Sc desarrolle titus"
Rocortamos dol pe116dlco lSunc1o Panao que
Sc publica Utuado:
ga don Jose La Perez, del barrio de Sa-
bana- -Grande han desjarretado cinco reses al ex-
tremo de tener que sacrifcarlas todas. Por sos
pechas encuentran detenidos Pedro Rodriguez
y Ramon Valentfn, trasladandose enseguida Ell
Juzgado al lugar del suceso."
De Little Gzoce Beg ha entrado al puerto de
Ponce el bergantln lngles GertrudGs con 459.16O
kilos carbon mineral.
De Rio-grande nos escriben con fecha de
aver 10 que sigue:
pital.-Muy senor mic NADIA me ha horrorizado
en- mi practica dentro fuera de los hosp1tales
en- mi caidad de Medico Cirujano, como Ell con
siderar la situaci6n por que atravesaria esta po
blaci6n, 81, por desgRacia fuera 1nvadida por la
epidemic asiAtica, dadas las condolences higienI-
cas- en- que Sc encuentra, pues comenzando por el
aqua que sirve de bebida sus habitantes pro-
cedentes de infnidad de Iavaderos p6blicoe, ter
mnando por las carnes, que no hace tres dias
fue necesario tomar una actitud anenazante para
que Sc retirara las res enferma en- postura todo
adolece de fata en- ell cumplimiento de las leyes
de Sanidad, de los p1eceptos de la ciencia y de
las disposciones superit res. 5Porqu6? por que
para el sehor Villanail TODD este es un mito? Els.
to es mi deber no quero que puedan decir al
gun dfa " lRiogrande ltienes ell amo que te
rnereces!" SIN perjuicio de ir lndicando los de
mas efectos de Administration, dentro de esos
dos extremes, por demas serios trascendenta-
les en- rclaci6n con la hygiene con los actos de
benefcencia, sno Sc llenan las exlgencias de las
pdblicas necesidades de Ia m1sma ley ade-
lante aprovecho esta triste ocasion para ofrecer-
me de usted atento amigo y g. b. $. m.,-,Ss,
canSo de VGzcGTromdo. 81:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-10-02
ls DE sEPTIEMBRE

Eran las diez de la noche
Los habitantes de nuestra Villa encontr1.
banse en- esa hora entregados al descanso rindien.
do culto veneracion al divine. Morfeo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-10-02

Ha cesado en- sus negocos la importante Ca
sa comerclal que en- Mayagdez Ponce giraba
bajo la raz6n de Kraemer y c." quedando su IL
qu1daci6n cargo de la nueva que Sc ha tornado
bajo la frma de Frtze Lundt c. Son gesto-
res de la dicha casa los seflores H. c. Fritze K.
H. Lundt comanditarios, con ell capital de Glen
mil pesos, los senores Carl Geo Heise de Ham
burgo don Alfredo Kraemer Los senores don
Julius Umbach y don Hubert Koberg tienen el
poder de la nueva firma.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-10-02

No ha habido hoy venta de azdcar en- con
petencia en- esta Capital.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-10-02

Ell Ayuntamiento de Vega -baja ha acorda-
do crear una plaza de escribiente tenporero do
tada con Ell haber mensual de $40, y dlspuesuo Sc
abra concurso por Ell termino de vefnte dias.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-10-02

La Loca6n Ant5heTp9t5ca del doctor Montes y
Diaz esta convenientemente perfumada Hace
crecer el pelo extirpa toda clase de granos en-
la cabeza.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-10-02

Cuando quiera usted almorzar conner sa.
broso, encamfnese La Cstalano, restaurant de
Fontanillas, San Francisco So
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-10-02

FL Diar6o de Ia Marina, periodico incondicio-
nalmente espanol de la Habana y decano de la
prensa de aqu6l pais viene pubhcando una serie
de luminusisimos artlculos combatiendo el came
rGsnao como contrario los intereses del comerclo
de las industrias de la dicha Antlla, la vez
que defende con caIor su decentralization ad-
1ninistrativa Ell colega atrbuye al c~merbsnao los
males econ6micos que sufren Cuba Pto. Rico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-10-02
NOTICIAS DE LA ISLA

Nos escriben de San German que la apre-
ciable sefora doha Josefa Agrait de Aldea, ha
estado punto de ser v1ctima de una horrible
desgracia. Despu6s de I'm parto muy laborioso,
hablan trancurr1do dos horas, por descuido de una
sirvienta, prendi6 fu6go ell mosqaitero de la CANA
en- que reposaba. La DANA con el recien nacido
en- brazos abandon6 descalza el lecho corri6 a
otra habitaci6n pidiendo socorro. Muchas perso
mas, entire elias ell sargento de Bomberos don Ra.
mon Gonzalez acudieron al lugar del sinlestro y
lograron contener ell fuego. Ell guardia munich
pal Alvarez, entreg6 los duenos de la casa un
reloj que Sc encontr6 y que a2n permanecia Ca
liente. La famila Agrait esta muy agradecida
de las personas que acudieron 4 su casa en- los
Inomentos de pehgro.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-10-02

Al individuo Santiago Gonzalez le han fill
trado un baul americana que contenia algunas
prendas que le mand6 Levar la Marina un
billetero blanco. delgado como de Is amos de
edad cuyo nombre ignora. Al que de noticias
de dicho baul en- el establecimiento de don
Francisco Trapaga, Sc le agradecera ell favor.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-10-02

La fotografla de don Feliciano Alfonso, 60
t6grafo de la Real Casa) es lndisputablemente,
una de los mejores montadas en- Ia isla. ALI Sc
hecen retratos de todas classes tamafos, desde
Veanse muestrarios en- La MatlorgUsna y visftese
Ell estabecimiento Gale de San Francisco rdm. 42.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-10-02

calidad de los icores que prepara, acuerda otor-
garle una Mencl6n Honorffca especial.
Vemos, pues, que la aurorizada opinion de
la Junta de Concursos Agricolas ha sido favora-
bic para los productos elaborados por el sefor
Quevedo, los que nosotros hemos tenido OCCASION
de probar y podemos asegurar que sen verdade
ramente selectos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-10-02

Donde compro Ell calzado que necesito par,
mi familia, es en- las peleterlas de Borras Rein6
San Justo 81, San Francisco 80.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-10-02
IA GRAN cANARIA
FERRETERIA Y QUINCALLA
DE ARMAS Y JIMENEZ
Cruz 1l.--CAPIPAL


Sc ofrecen acabados de recbir: Estantes muy eegan
tes color caoba para adornos de sala gabinetes Sas
sioncos para nnos Cestos de alabre para hores Jue
gos lavabo porceana. Palanganas todas cases
Banos medios baos de laton. Cepos garlopas formo-
baenas para carpineros Loza de porceana, herro
aporceanado pedernal Cucharas cubiertos de todas
classes Laves para pipas, de herro metal MADEIRA We
loc1pedos todos tamanos Felpudos Pensas copar
Molinos cafe Ratoneras pueda necesitar
Ell de Quncalla Ferreteria Sc vende muy barato
compace los parroqufanos. Los encargados del
becimeno la enenden: de&nGdan por atender servr
los marchantes. 3-3
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-10-02

Fume usted con preferenca los cigarros y
cigarrillos Portagds de la Habana cuya agencia
tienen los senores Cerecedo Hermanos c.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-10-02

De Lstle Gzace Beg ha entrado al puerto d.
Ponce el bergantln lngles Gertrudis con 459.l6(
kilos carbon mineral.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-10-02

De la Memoria de la Secretarfa de la Junta
Califcadora de los Concursos Agrfcolas, recorta-
mos los sguentes parrafos:
"El senior Successor de Quevedo & Hess ia
bricante de llcores en- esta Capital presenta mues-
tras de VERY OLD BRANDY, VIEUx CoGNAc, Cara
banchel, Ginebra, Anisado Dobe-anfs, Bitters de
#Angostura Aguarsiiente anejo, Ron de ma1ague-
tas y Ron de uvas.--A juicio de la Junta, la in
dustria del Successor de Quevedo & Hess no es di.
rectamente agrfcola pero en- atencidn 4 la buena
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-10-02

ALMACEN DE MUSICA
DE OLYMPIC OTERO, ATooHA NO 7.-PONCE.
Mdsica para piano cuatro manos.
Schwmnm.--Overtura genovesa. ... S.
0int-Snen@.--Danza Ma :abre, celebre poe
ma Sinf6nica Op. 4O........,... ST. 80
gner.--Marcha del Gear. ......... So
Weber.--Overturas s........$ So
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-27

To attempt 20 forecast the outcome
OF tOday's convention would Do akin
10 predicting the result of the coming
election by legislative districts. The
nominee, Whichever Of the distin-
guished iurists in the field shall be
chosen, NIL De a representative man, a
loyal republican and a sure winner.
The day will be memorable one IN
the annals OF the party, for there are
~ be three distinct and decisive rallies
for and IN the interest OF republican
success.
In the morning the State League Of
republican clubs will meet IN Hart
mans hall 10 hear the reports of Off
GERS aud to elect successors to the pres
ent efficient incumbents. The retiring
president announces his determination
not 10 accept another term, but il Is
probable that the delegates will hold
that II IS bad pan 80 swap horses IN
the middle of the stream" and will de-
mand that at sacrifice ne shall con-
tInue IN the office whose duties he has
discharged With such signal ability.
la the afternoon the state conven-
ton will be held. TIA work will consis.
OF the nomination for justice OF the
supreme court and for secretary OF
state. The delegates will be edited
with oratcry of the highest class de-
llvered or the iioor Of the convention.
In the evening the grand fnal rally
Will be held when the Hon. J. Sloat
Fassett Of New York aud the most
Ilustuous Of the many of Michigan
favorIte sons will speak. II will be- a
day OF days crowded with enthusiasm
from morning until night.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-27
Late City News in Brief.

Frank NJ. Goodrich of Chicago, who
Is on his way 10 Northport. spent sun
day with has cousins, Mrs. j. III. Thaw
and Mrs. William III. TuthIll Of this
city.
Oriental chapter. Order of the East
ern Star, Will publicly install Its officers
tonight IN the hall on the conner OF
Waterloo and Louis streets.
The officers of the locol Eastern Star
lodges will attend the meeting of the
state chapter At Iona, October 3.
Willard Keeney, of the firm of But.
terfield 4 Keeney. has returned from q
four weeks visit 10 Boston.
The women of Valley City Hive, No
1874. l.. .. I. NJ. will hold their nexi
regular meeting Wednesday.
F. J. Hempee will leave tomorrow
for Ann Arbor to continue his dents
studies IN the University.
w. w. Long of the Ct. X. & /. viii
leave today for two weeks vacation
Mrs. w. B. Mason of Constantine i:
visiting relatives IN this city.
Mrs. Dudley Waters is visiting hei
parents in New York City.
Mrs. j. NJ. Crane of the Irving ha:
returned from Chicago.
Guy V. Thompson has returned TO
Yale.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-27

accepted as binding Dy taclt eOasenh
ani can result only n bringing ths
offending organs int0 mesltsd c0n-
tempt With the falE-mindsd or a. p4r-
ties.
Iae issues are too sharply DENIED
and too faT-Teacblng - justify any
6igression OF This KIND. The repusll-
cans appeal 10 the discriminating intel
hgence Of the masses IA the settlement
OF the tariff controversy. Our friends,
the enemy, are committed 10 Ike
policy BY the utterances OF Cleveland,
Stevenson and the leaders ot the party.
Ia contest or reason, q eampaig OF
education, there = no room for per-
sonal animadversions.
The personal reputation of the dem
oeFstLe nominees, from president OF
the United states down 10 sheriff OF
Kent county, are not so sposless as that
the partisan organs may attack the
nominees of the republicans with im-
punty. under the delaslon that nc
retort in kind can be made There are
acres OF mud-deep, black, damnIng
mud-that can be scooped up and
hurled At every one Of the democratic
nominees. The republicans have nc
desire to avail them selyes of this kind
OF material.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-27

MF. Cievelana's message IL 4 well
written document. IL constitutes
moderately strong plea IN support OF
hopsiess'y weak Argument. The care
ful adjustment Of words and the skill
fully wOvea phrass-pictures amply tes-
tify that be has not devoted al his
TN az Bukzard's Bay TO writing letters
II ''n .g.viugs,' nor in angling tor
blue6sa.
The message . distinctly Cleveland
esaua. 10 soounis IN ponderous sen
tencus, securely rvetsd together IN a
sturdy whole. bat TIE entire super
structure a builded on foundation OF
sand Lake al his state papers, It u
strongly ndisiduslzei. Anybody ia
mil,ar With rs contributiesns 10 state
literature will recognise the self-suffi-
cieut tone If tae author IN this
SIR. cleveland makes no attempt to
qualify the tariff plank Of the Chicago
convention. lie says that protection
il robbery but d does It by circuu-
locuh0n without sscrldoe of strength.
he proceeds To argue from abstract
theory O. actual practice and experl-
enc. IT'S confession that free trade u
imposs bic Is act unexpected, nor his
soiicisuds over t0c tendency OF the IA
gent wUrSInsnian q regsrd with
suspccl the nlterleC motives OF his
pasl ANS surprising tie insists with
some veaemence thst profession "a rob
berry. but tbat free trade : not free
trade.
Wr. Clevelsud piesds for 0tiee. tie
ev nuT believes thst he - the best
est eriv nan that can admin ster she
liz 81 stale. Ie e nos 80 aluch
e. ,ttsa ~ tie principles a. 20 the
cfHe At stake Tie wants she otiics,
Int prom sea - 10 10 more in the way
I'll ssrcslied tariff reform than ne re-
pus}eass are pledged 70 DO a. = matter
O. 81 -ciple.
ia a asion e. tne fcrcs b'll e per
faaer What he ssys cf ibe cur
r~ecy. evil sereice refrrus. shs peflstou
ron pssntntoout TIE ne-ssge q
refreahngy htsf
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-27

Tragedy Follows Love Affair Between
an Actress and an English Surgeon.

Tragedy Follows a Love Affair Between
an Actress and an English Surgeon.
LONDON, Sept. Considerable of a
sensation has been caused here by the
mysterious death of an ex-actress
known as Ruby Russell, a beautiful
girl VINO has appeared at the Lyric and
Drury Lane theaters. Her real name
was Marianne Sharpe. For some time
she has not been seen on the stage,
and it WAS an open secret that she was
living with Woodburn Heron, an army
surgeon. Or. Heron was recently
ordered to Gambia, and when he went
he took the girl with him. They re-
turned TO London on Sept. 3. Tues
day last. Miss Sharpe was suddenly
taken sick when she was alone with
DR.. Heron. A physician was sum
moned but he could do nothing for her.
A short time after she was taken sick
she became unconscious and renamed
SO until she died. There was ab.o-
lutely nothing to show the cause OF
death. An inquest was held on
Saturday at which DR.. Heron
testified that he and Miss Sharpe had
had quarrel tuesday afternoon and
tiidt sue HhO tulCdtchCd W hiii hCicCii
He thought she might have taken
poison. On Saturday DR.. Heron took
a room IN hotel on Craven street,
Strand. Yesterday he did not appear
and as the door of the room was locked
u policeman was summoned TO break II
open. Inside the room DR.. Heron was
found lying IN pool of blood, with q
terrible cash in his throat. Evidence
was also presented that he had taken 8
quantity of poison sufficient to kill him
without the wound in his throat. a
the coroner's inquest on the body oil
the dead girl, DIR. Heron stated that he
was q wIdower, adding that his wife
! had died in Jamaica in 1891. He adj
mitted that an inquest had been hello
upon the body of his wife.
Blood marks in the room show tina
DR.. Heron first cut his throat while
standing IN front of a mirror. Finding
that the cash was not deep enough tC
cause death he stretched himself on the
! floor. Hepreviously arranged avessel t.
catch the b GOD and placed apillow so a.
! TO elevate his head enough 10 lie
| the blood flow into the vessel. Wher
! these arrangements were completed
| and he had lain down he again cut hi
! throat. this time severlng the wind
pipe and jugular vein. He had serb
| bled with a pencil across a newspaper
evidently while dying, some lines pro
testing his love for Miss Sharpe, anC
expressing the hope that he would
| soon meet her again.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-27
VICTIM or THE VENDETTA.
Murder Of an Italian al Jersey City the
Result If 4 Feud

N -1Oet % az 4t~44sA Al jersey LILY the
Result IF Feud
JEBsEy CRY, \. }, Sept se-A feud
w0.Sn Arose tao generations ago Ia
,.cily between Tie Del MastlO aud
taustutlo families has been carried Oh
TelentlesSly ever since. When Michael
Faastutl0 came 10 TINS cOuaGry some
time ago he took up quarters in Jersey
CITY and Il seemed mat hls life, al
least, vac spared the vendetta Ii VAS
not long afteTwsrd. however, that
Joseph Del MArtlO also reached these
shores aud crossed faustullo. For
some months the men were drawn
together by common memories, hut the
friendship ceased ia short tine ON
INK 10 quarrel two weeks ago. Lzst
night as Del Aartlo came out OF his
house he met FAustutlo and several #
bis friends on the sidewalk Faustuuo
addressed an insulting remark 10 ham
IN Italian, when Del Maruo drew a re-
yolyer aud shot hlm through the heart,
killing him instantly. The murderer
lied while an excited crowd gathered
around the fallen victim. His young
widow, attracted TO the scene by the
commotson, grew hystercsl when che
saw her husband dead before her, and
shrleked and called down lmpreca-
tons upon the head of the murderer
while she knslt over the corpse. Del
Martlo, the murderer, had IN the mean
time been appTehended and handed
over 20 the police
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-27
WILL ADD A WING
The Board Of Supervisors is
Making Plans
TO REMODEL The COUNTY JAIL
The COMMITTEES on Buildings Has DeciAed
That II Is unhealthfui and Net
Suitably EQUIPPED.

Ii is quite pTobShle that the question
Of Temodeling the county jail VII come
up for consideration al the octot.es
session of the board OF supervisors
which convenes one week from next
Monday. The COMMITTEES on buildings
visited the jail yesterday aud the mem
bers were OF the unanimous opinion
that the county JAZZ Is isgraoe . the
ooansy. liz w&s bult without she
slightest idea thst such q thing a. good
plumbing was necessary, OF that means
fog providing change Of Az should
enter II 10 the construction Of ial
one has bat to open The doors into the
outer corridor 10 realize that something
ls lacking "a the makeup Of the buld
ing. The only means Nv which an
may enter the building 10 through tnt
windows. II cold weather Il ls TOO cold
10 open the windows without enaanc.
erlng the health OF the lnms1es Al.
other feature OF the many IA which
TINS building is defective is 10 lack Of :
bath tub suitable 10 cleanse the epi0eI.
Inis OF the prisoners. The closets are
frequently stopped OWING 10 defects a.
the piping and the result i the ar
within the jail is sitting.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-27

nolders reported = boycott on the Red
Cross stove Ia particular and requested
union men 10 see that AZ stoves bear
the label before purchasing. Inc
bakers reported Ihe HleIscnman yeast
stall on the boFcstted list and the Fer
mentum .. h. Delinquent unions
were requested 70 square up SIS soon as
convenient Nr. Artson OF the BARRIERS
sas unanimously chosen seargent-st-
arms ana Jacob 1azelsar, ". Ii. R0cn c
and III. {. Cramer press committee
90 report such matter as might inter
est tne unions aud public for the daily
papers.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-27

At q special meeting of the Chamber
Of Commerce of the United Kingdom,
held September 20 at n export, Mon
mouthsaIre, President Roillu said in his
opening address, as cabled 20 the press
here, that no lamented the existing
depression OF trade, and especially tile
fact that there were no signs of inn
proyement- He attributed the lack Of
confidence partly to the suspension Of
the Earrings, and partly also TO hostile
tariffs. He added that wages had in
creased II the United States on an av-
erage one per cent. but enormously
stated mat the cost OF living had
increased It IS probable that
IN making his last statement
Presiden. Rolliu was deceived by the
prejudieed reports emenating from
free trade bureaus of Information, for
If ne had had the report of the sub :
committee of the senate committee on
finance before hun he would have been
able to state the fact that while wages
have lncreaaed the cost of living has
not increased but on the contrary de-
creased.
His speech is significant, in that 1t
brings into prominence the condition
OF things persIssentiy pictured by the
prOtecuonlsts. With free trade in force
IN its most liberal form, there is u
marked depression in trade. The fac
tories and workshops of England are
idle, because the American market is
protected from an avalanche of pauper
produced products. While the factor
les and workshops of England are idle
those of this country are in active oper-
ton. To multiply words is but to OBJ
scure the picture. Give America free
trade and the shops of England will
resound with industry. Our "ho stile"
tariff shuts up their shops and opens
ours. No good American will be in
favor OF changing present conditions,
even though the democrats demand
that IL shall be done. We can stand
our present prosperity, such as the
democrats even concede 1t TO be, very
well-vsry well, indeed.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-27

DENVER, sept. 26. - Secretary of
State Eaton tonight decided that tie
ticket headed by the presidential elect
ors for Cleveland and Stevenson is the
regular democratic state ticket, al
though il WAS named at convention
made up of boilers from the regular
democratic state convention. The
democratic state convention held al
Pueblo two weeks was IN control OF
men who favored fusion with the peo-
ple's party, and the peoples party
electors were endorsed. A contesting
Cleveland delegation formed a separ-
ate convention and placed straigh,
democratic ticket in the field. Thi.
ticket the secretary Of state decides Il
entitled 10 90 on the Official ballot.
labeled democratic"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-27

The cell rooms are frequently
washed and scrubbed, bat the only
means OF allowing tie water 10 pass
oil is by sweeping il down the STAIRS
from one floor 20 the other. The rt.-
suit + the ar is left damp and un-
heslthful. The provisions made for
the accommodation Of women and
young boys are not what they should
be. At present they are placed IA
rooms over the sher,ff's apartments
where they cannot properly be separ-
ated.
The committee decided that some
thing ought 10 be done al the coming
meeting of The board. IL is hoped thAt
the members of the board wlil be ia
favor of improving tne building, ln
which case the question OF expense
Will toe put 10 vote OF the people this
fail 50 that the work may be dome nett
summer. The idea Of al the mem
bers of the committee wac that n vii
should be built on the west SIDE OF the
lall and the whole interior of the pres
ent building be remodeied. ID II de-
signed 10 prepare bath tubs, 20 i'm
prove the plumbing, 70 make the
BUILDING higher between joints and 10
provide FOR good ventilation. An ar
chitect will look over The proposed
changes IN few days and vii prepare
an estimate of the cost