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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-09-07

Sc casaba Atauasia. Por una especie de do
ble vista, el mismo dia en que su rival su-
bia trlunfaimente Ia escalinata de la Magda-
lena. eubierta de flores por la magnidcencia
de Moulinet, y la bora exacta en- que Ia
naultitud entraba an Ia iglesia detras de los
novios, tuvo Clara IN momento de lucidez.
g incorporandose, dijo terminantemente !:
Il I'm este momento Sc casan, yo voy
morir!
Acerc6se la Marquesa s intent6 hablarla,
enganarla, pero NADIA quiso oir. FL delirio
&c apodero de nuevo dc ella, acometida
de t1n acceso terrible, grit6 ss retoroi6
los brazos, con los iabios abrasados por la
hebre = corriendole el andor por los herno-
sos desgrenados cabellos. Asustado Fell
pc, mando buscar al msdico, que debia ir
aqueila tarde. Este advirti6 uueva eievaci6n
de temperature en- sl cuerpo. Las arterias,
como tubos por donde pasa el vapor opri-
mido, amenazaban estallar. Tn grade mas,
= todo habfa conclude.
Aquel dia fus horrible. Felipe esper6 con
mortal augusta el resultado de- la crisis, CO.
nocieudo que jugaba la vida en aquellas in
terminables horas. En- su cerebro, dolorido
por Ia fatiga = las penas, giraba sin cesar
esta idea, imperiosa como una sentencia !:
"Si vive, llegaremos ser dichosos.n Tanto
La guerra, que hubiese dado de buen grado
gu vida por prolongar la de Ia rnoribuuda.
Oscureci6 al fin, y la pasajera calma que
ordinariamente tenfa Clara por Ia noche, no
SO produjo.
Con el ceflo fruncido apretadas las man
dfbulas, llamanyo sin cesar al Duque con
desgarradores acentos, continue la pobre
Joven tendida on el descompuesto lecho. Fe-
lipe SO habfa levantado, inclinabase hacis
ella creyendo que no le veia. Abri6 la en-
ferma los oios. y llenos de horror, SO fjaror
en 81.
a izo un esfuerzo para levantar el brazo
y con apagada voz dijo:
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-09-07

-, LIE ha nusrto listed A que espsrs
para matarms
Con Ell coraz6n desgarrade oil YER ia a
cruelmente dssconocidos sus sentimisutos
agobia 10 por tautos esfssrzos, fue an ms
taute dsbf como nino, y apoyaado La cara
en la cabecera tallada del lecho, lor6 amar-
gaments.~Gota gotta caian sus lagrimas en-
Ia abrasada freate de Clara, como bens-
fco rocfo. pareci6 que estss lagrimas, sali-
das del coraz6n de Felips, fusron e6cacf
simo filtro. Las facciones de La joven per
dieron su rigidez, suspir6 dafcemsnts Sc
incorpor6 con trabajo, de costado, psrs>es :
cuchar.
Felipe sollozaba en- la sombra, sin recato,
junto aqusl ser sin conocimieato. P1sos
la voz debil de La enfsrma murmurS
mail 'ea'sa l'''a ''n'' mil 'h''' to- m :
Levanto Felipe la cabeza, VIC que Clar 3
uniraba hacia 81. So acerc6; le reconocio a
joven, como 81 le volviese la memoris,
pas6 dolorosa sombra por su frente. Un q
iagrima brillo en sus graudes ojos, alar-
gando la mano al hombre que hsbfa hec o
sufrr tanto
-lOh! tEs ustedi -dijo. -iSismprs hu
40 gsneroso! lPerdon, Felipe, perd6n!
El dueno de la ferrerfa cayd de rodiilas,
y beso apasionadamente aquellos ojos que
por prinera vez ie habian mirado sin ira.
La jovsn sonri6 tristemente; una dolorosa
contraction devolvio a su semblacte la te-
rrible dureza, delrando de nusvo smpez6
balbuesar frases incohereutes.
Tres semanas hacia va que estaba entire
la vida la muerte. Aquella crisis fus L.
Ultima, tomando la enfermedad desde IL re-
ferida noohe nueva faz, reenplazando la
agitaci6n violsnta un entorpecimiento in
vencible.
-Perfodo comatoso,-dijo el medico con
! trauquilidad.-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-09-07

raz6n. Tambisn aparecfa Felipe On sus alu-
cinacionss, pero siempre en- forna amena-
zadora, armada para herir, despuss dc ha-
Der muerto al Duque. Ve{a sangre en- sus
manos, y 10 suplicaba cue Ia unisra an Ia
muerte con Ell que amaba.
VI Felipe, mudo inmovil, tenia que es
cuchar estas palabraa de demencia, no qui-
80 al menos que las oyera Susana, con6an-
do eu el porvenir 10 bastante para que SD
esperanto que el dolor presente 50 disipara
como una pesadilla. No debia existir nun
ca nj la sombra de penoso recuerdo entire
susanna Y Clara.
Liorando aquslla amargamente, pero obe-
deciendo como siempre las 6rdenes de 50
hernaano, parti6 para Besancon acompaf5a-
da dc su hel Brigida, y Felipe qued6 solo en-
Ia casa en- possession de gu adorada enferma.
Viendo desde 81 primer momento Ia Mar
quess La decision, sagacidad y constante cui-
dado con que su yerno combatfa Ia enfer-
medad, le.dej6 hacer Ebremente, iuitan-
dose asistir su hija. Pasaba todo el dfa
en- ei dormitorio de Ia enfermera, por la
noche Sc instalabs Felipe en una butaca
junto al lecho, vel&ndola hasta ell dia.
No cesaba ell dslirio. En- vano habia visto
81 esposo, palideciendo, la sangre de Clara
caer gotta gotta 10 largo de su cnello en-
cantador, trazando roja hnsa en el blance
CUTS; la locura que SO apodero de aquel po-
bre cerebro deoilitado continuaba psrtur
bandolo. Pasaban dias noches, segufa la
hebre hacienda sstragos. e. rostro de la io-
ven habia enhaquecido, an lac huecas me-
jillas abultaban Las mandfbulas. Los MEM
bros, en- incesante movimiento, rozaban do
lorosamente con las ropas de la CANA, se
ola en- la sombra de las colgaduras murmu-
lilo de palabras ininteligibles tan grande
era su debilidad
Un solo pensamiento lucido restaba en- ell
cerebro de Clara. Tenfa conciencia de que
nnientras ella estaba tendida en- aquel coche
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-09-07

-Muy grave.
81 yer que la nnadre, ell hermano el
anadi6
Una meningitis
lnclinandose sobre ell blanco pecho de
Clara, donde Ia respiration anhelesa silbaba
dolorosamente, escucho con prolongada aten-
clon, = al incorporates diJo:
-Alguna irregularidad en- los rnovimien-
tos del coraz0n por consecuencia de un es :
tado nervioso muy grave. Conviene traer
embellishments una docena de sanguiiuelas
Y hielo.
Susana, que sscuchaba On el umbraI de
la puerta, hizo una seflal Brfgida, la
criada parti6 escape. La boudadosa nina,
despu6s de esperar dos horas su el salon
tremula y agitada, sospechando un suceso
inexplicable y sin atreverse entrar, Sc des-
lizo junto al iecho, no ha5lando para que no
Ia alejasen de alli, reteniendo Ia respiration
miranda con terror 81 enrojecido sem
blante y los palidos labios de Clara.
Pareciole que So ahogaban en- la espaciosa
habitaci6n, = sin decir NADIA, guiada por ese
instinto que hace de todas las mujeres exec
lentss enfermeras, fue de puntillasa abrir el
balc6n. Ell msdico la miro con ell rssbo del
ojo, sonri6, Y dijo: /" Esta bien.D Felipe, que
no habfa advertido la presencia de su her.
mana, tan absorto estaba, viola enternecido,
y sin poder contenerse Ia abraz6 lloraudo.
No tengas miedo,-murmur6 Susana !;
entire nosotros dos NADIA malo puede ocu-
rrir. Nosotros Ia saIvaremos.
Pero si Clara habia de recobrar la salud
no serfa por los cuidados do Susana, porque
Felipe pidi6 esta, cono an gran sacri6cio,
que consintiera en- volver al convento. Des-
confaba Derblay del delirio de gu esposa,
que hablaba con espantoaa agitaci6n, nom
brando ain cesar al Duque de B ligny. Lila
mabale con rabia, maltratandole, rnostran-
do al descubierto la llaga cruel que el aban-
dono de 80 novio habia producido an su CO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-09-07
MAYoL HERMANos & Co.
LA COMERIENA
F A B RIGA DE TABACOS
De SANCHEZ G. HERMANO
COMERIO

que vienen dpensando los fumadores
gso los tbacos aboados de fbric reeva
La tarea de hacer elogio de diehos productos
Conocdas las bondades del tabaco que empeamos
aaborac6n solo fabrca
81 de la pvegada da eor hoa del
reacionados cosecheros
adqurr e abaco de msjor cadad que que empeamo
ofrecemos nuestros consumidores. II
6stos Ia OCCASION de fumar e legimo
Comero dc ezca de procedencias copr
diversas yitoas de La CosERIENA Pue6a hace Gi
Dep6stos ea cudad: Casa de los E. Fernln-
c. Plaza del MercadoIdem de don Pedro Hedla Plza
de las Delicias.
POnce, de 1899
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-09-07

Para la composition afnaci6n de pia-
nos ofrezco mis- servicios al pdblico. Ade-
mas de poseer los conocimientos indispen-
sables, trabajo bajo la direction de mi se-
nor hermano don Fernando Calleio, pro-
fesor de m1sica conocido en- esta ciudad.
Mi domicilio, Gale Mayor junto la ca
SO de don Julio Rosich.
SANDALIo CALICO.
Ponce, Agosto de 1898. Inn.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-09-07
Roberto Graham
INGENIERO
Fatndacao,a, Heyyeyta q Ferreterta
PONCE, PUERTo-RICO

Fabricante de despoIpadoras de cafe de
los sistemas Rollo Disco, como tambien
Cedazos, Tahonas, Ruedas hidraulicas, Ma
lacates, Secaderas toda clase de maquina,
ria para cafe, picar yerba. desgranar mafz
ETC., etc. Hero, cobre y bronco en- barras,
planchas y fundido.
Pindanse informes. Jalio Z, 1893.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-09-07

JORGE oHNET

JORGE oHNET
La. FERRERIA
DE PONT-AVESN ES
Fersi6n casteJlana de Luciano Naiero
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-11-25
Grand aed Impressive Ceremonies in the
Catholic Church.

Right Rev. bishop GiosieouS oiiici.
aiod in the Catholic church Of this
town. on sunday last. The ceremonies
were Of an impressive and olevaiing
character. which doubtless edited and
elevated Catholics and others 10 the
pleasing contemplation Of the splendor
aud glory Of heavenly beau,itudc. The
Right Rev. Bishop celebrated mass in
the morning, and the Rev. Father Nc,
keowan celebrated mass afterwards.
In the interim between the two masses,
the Bishop blessed the church under The
title Of "~snc;a Maria immaculate"
tpnr Lady lmmacnlaic.) After mass
he preached an eXcellen, sermon. the
principle topics being, THE progress o!
the Catholic church in the United States
during the past hundred years"
The Bishops noble appearance and
real noble manhood, his accurate enun
citation Of language, clear and brief por
travail Of ideas and earnest expression
made deep impression upon his
hearers, and evidently show that he is (:
master of pulpit ora,ory.
The administration Of the sacrament
Of confirmation was next In order
Capt. Thompson and Mrs. oReilly were
sponsors for those that were confirmed
Afterwards the baptism of Mrs, Brant'
and Mrs. IIealey's babies was admins
tered by the bishop. The ccrcmonic:
of the evening were, Benediction of thu
Nest Holy Sacrament Next in orde
was the blessing of The new bell, which
with so for the erection of Il heltry
is the gift of Mrs. Regain of san Fran
cisco. rs Thanksgiving offering 70
having been miraculously cured of Al
apparently incurable aiiment, through
the efficacy of the water Of Lourdes
At the special request of Mrs Regau
Mrs. Flood was sponsor in this cere
mony. To non-C Catholics, no doubt th
ceremony seems strange and friNilonS
The scripture says that after the iali o
Adam. God cursed the earth: henc
catholic priests bless everything the,
use in religious service.
The choir performed its part nd
nirah,y. some fine selections of sacre'
music were given which greatly IN
creased the solemity of the ceremonies
With the careful attention and zeal q
Rev, Father Mckeowan in carrying on
the details, the aforesaid Cercmon,e
were extremely grand, and make III
,lay memorable in the lives OF the tats
ollc congregation of CGur dAiene.
TERENCE,
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-11-25
In Fsvo. o! Reducing Expenses.

EDiToH pKESs " our editorial IN the
last issue on municipal economy seems
to meet the approval Of tie majority of
the citizens. Certainly. in times like
these If il is necessary for individuals
10 economize. why not equally so with
corporations: Over half OF the expense
Of running the city is practically Of no
bench; TO the people There is not an
instance Oh record where a night-wa,ch-
man las discovered a fire or prevented
burglary. There is a standing reward.
with chrome attachment. for anyone
having knowledge of snch fact. As
for our street lights, n few South Amer
lean lightning bugs would be better.
for they run all night and shed as much
And the idea of a village the size of
C9ur d'Aleue putting on the airs Of
Spokane or Chicago by paying city
attorney salary with an extra compen.
sation when he does anything. would
excite the sensibilitics of an anchorite
All this costs the good people about two
thousand dollars with ten per cent. to
be added. II is all very nice 10 have all
these things, and sounds very nice
abroad: but under existing c!rcum
stances, is il right to imroyerish and
bankrupt our citizens TO maintain thest
Injuries which are of little or no practi
cal utility or value? In these few line;
| am only voicing the sentiments ant
expressions of the citizens.
(ITIZEN AND TAXPAYER
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-11-25

The Buell. saw mill will be rebuilt and
operations resumed early in the spring.
Arrangements have been completed be
tween tie Occur d'Alene Mill Co. and
u. A. Buell.. whereby the latter takes
some stock la the Mill Co. and turns his
plant over 10 that Institution. Tie
boilers, engine, and part Of the other
machinery in the SAW mill escaped dam
age In the fire. and will be utilized. Tie
Mill Go. will commence the work Of re.
building heat week, the weather per.
hitting, and push ii 10 completion with
ou' delay. When in operation they mill
have che Of the mos, complete plants
In this section Of the country.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-11-25

F.ar "a, maekerel ,a hUlk a; MeFaF
lands
For ags: elias, job printing call on Tie
rg5se.
\ tine aolcc'jau Of calling cards at
Ills Office.
rtc4h oysters a; Tho q. X. Market
poN, Friday.
Green gage p;nms, only ca cents box
nj Ihomrapu's.
Wauar.er deeds and location blanks
fay sal" ut tits Office.
II save money buy your wop'cn IN
d"gwoar At Netherlands.
frankfurt. bologna and pork sausage
f"r saturday trade at .. X. market
III" hcst ia tho choapes'. Our aim Ia
tn carry the best brands of goods. Nc
rarland.
Farmers. buy your lumber, shakes
ard shingles Of Wiggr;t. Emroy \ 10
st bottom prices.
Worlds fair paper napkins for SAFE NJ
'Nj7 office. Tho latest novelty in that
Gua Tiuy ceuts hundred.
nr, Mcpherson Glls teeth without
pain, oaIrp, Lakeside avenue ana
Fourth street. Caur d'Alcue.
We nerd money and will sell goo"S
cheap for cash. IT yon do NOT believe
IT call aud get prices Mcfarland.
Group Is a terror 10 young mothers
Topost them concerning the first ss'np
toms and treatment Ia the object oil th''
item The first indication of Group u
hoarBcuoss In n child who Is suhlec'
To Group 1t may bc taken as sure sig'
of the approach of an attack. Fo''o"
ing this hoarsencss is n peculiar, rohg'
congh. If Chambcrlain's Cough he'he
'ly il given m soon rs soon rs the eh'''
becomes hoarse, or even after the cone'
has appeared. 1t will prevent the attack
1t has never been known To fail. ~ Ml'
jnc botilga for sale hy Mi!,rr Bros
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-11-25
FOR LOWER TAXES
The People Favor a Reduction in
Expenses.
COUNCIL ASKED TO ECOEoMIzE.


Down With the Taxes~Down With the
Expenditures.
EDITOR PREss:-I hereby, for good
and sufficient reason, second your prop
osition TO the town council to prune ex-
penses. II is well known that there are
quite number of residents of this town
who do not pay any property tax, dog
tax, nor business license. This is in de-
iiance of the power of the corporation
and its attorney, who seems partial in
the administration Of its ordinances
IL the corporation is impotent in this
respect, it is only farce to have one,
and the soonerit is wiped out the better
it viii be for the people. Is it not an
unfair deal to compel the plodding
people OF the town to pay all the ex-
penses, and allow the privileged few to
stand ON their dignity, condemn the
town ordinances, and pay nothing? This
is the real condition of our town affairs.
Who can deny it?
have never murmured in the pay
ment of my share Of public expenses,
nor anything else tending TO the i'm
proyement and welfare of our town,
/ but now when matters have arrived at
a climax and the people are taxed up TO
the handle, ! feel it my duty to enter a
protest. do not impute dishonesty TO
/ the men who constituted the tom conn-
Gil at various times, but | am positive
there must have been sharp practice OF
bad management in our town affairs
as the Improvements made and the
financial condition of our town evident.
/ ly show. 1t is this: Some one with al
AK TO grind, gets his henchmen TO work
/ for the election of council with a com
plexion favorable 10 his private inter
ests, hence arises cliques and opposi
ton cliques, and want of harmony as
result. For example, two contendine
cliques wrangled for some time and Law
ished large sum of public money con
tending about the legality of our tow
charter.
/ do no. assume the prerogatives Of {
wise man, nor aim TO be the advisor 0,
tie wiseacres OF the town. yet ] respect
fully suggest that our town Treasures
give 10 the public an itemized or detailec
statement Of his receipts and expendi
lures, as the law requires, for the specia
reason that Aunt Della, the Chinamal
and myself are anxious that the publ,
should know that We have paid our do,
tax, and that it has reached lis intendet
destination without any shrinkage.
/ Tt. O'kEiLLY.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-11-25
Towns are Eade.

Many have an idea that towns grow
because a necessity for them exists.
They think it makes no difference what
steps are taken to boom town, the
place will grow If its natural advantages
are sufficiently attractive and men can
make something by living there. The
fact is, most towns are made; they do
not grow. They are built up through
the energetic efforts of the people who
desire to see the town push on. Take
fifty small towns, and two or three of
thesc win In time become large and i'm
portant places, while the Others move
along in the same old rnt. The town
that goes ahead is driven forward by its
citizens. The men of a town see that
a line Of road will benefit them, and
the road is built; they mark that a
bridge is needed to draw trade, and the
bridge is constructed. They observe
that -four mill or cannery or wool
en- mill has proved drawing card in
some other town, and they subscribe
money and have one OF their own. A
newspaper is necessity and money is
raised to start one. A church or a
schoolhouse is needed or will draw more
people, and the building is soon erected.
In this manner the town is constantly
forced onward. Look the state over,
this portion at least, and see, If you had
a few thousand, where you would place
it. Would il be the towns where nc
money is spent in advertising, in boom.
ing, building up and driving forward
No, indeed, you would 60 to the locality
where the business men are wideawake
alert, full of drive, push and energy
So we say town is made. 1t does moi
grow Oh its own accord, but is built b,
the well directed efforts Of its leading
Enthusiastically (Minn.) Register.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-11-25
Summons.
In the District Cour, OF Il

In the District Court of the First Judi
cial District of the state OF Idaho, in and for
kootenai county.
Ida c, Kshler plaintiff, asains, Thomas P. Eah
Ter. defendant SUMMONS.
The state OF Idaho to Thomas T. kahler, de-
You are hereby notified that there is now on
tlc IN the Office of the clerk OF the District Court
OF he fiTst Judicial District OF said state, In
paint Of the above named plaintiff, wherein
Judgment is demanded against you fer a decree
dissolvine the bonds OF mstri,noney now exist
ing between you and the plaintiff, on the
grounds that on or ahnnt the 10th day VI March,
1921. at the county OF Jackson in the state OF Or
egon, disregardins Your marriage VOWS, yoG,
.WilifHlly and wholly abandoned and deserted
the plaintiff, and ever since have abs nted your
self from her; aud that you stii continue to
wtliiully and without cause absent yourself from
/ the plaintiff and retu to return aud live with
her as husband aud wife: and on tie further
ground that for more than two years next pro
ceiing the commencement Of this action You
have neglected. and refused, and still neglect
apd reuse. to provide plaintiff with the com
mon nece ssr'.s of life, althogh You have the
ability atd means so to do; Tor the custody and
care Of Herbert, acei nine rvass, and Charles.
/ at,ct seven wears, minor ehiidrea OF You and
plaintiff, issue of the said marriage.
/ AMI YOU are also notified that unless YOU ap-
/ pear and answer to said complaint within ten
days after the service hereof. il served within
served out oi said county hut within said judi
oial district, ana within forty DAYS Ii served out
o said district exclusive Of the day Of serytceA,
the pla,ntin will apply TO the Court for the rv-
/ lief demanded in said complaint 10 Wit; Fer a
dissolution Of the bonds Of mali,uony snd for
I the care AVID custody vi SAID IRtaor children,
and for such other rcllef TO the Court may
seem met and just.
Given Hader my hand AM the seal oi
the District Court az the tlfSt lu6i.
cial District OF tho state Of Idaho. In
aud for the County of koNSeaai, this
fsgAL Sth day OF August, A. n iseS.
kuBf. =. RkAGAM. Clerk.
BY hESRr I. RAY, Il. putty,
! Il, L. MCFARLAND,
| Attorney Tor Plaintiff saws
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-11-25
THE STATE WAGON ROAD coxxIssros
VIII Let Contracts and VIII Build tn,
Road


Ihe state wagon road commission ad
jourhed to meet again OH Friday. De-
eelhber 10th, at which time bids will be
opened and contracts awarded for the
construction of the various sections of
the road.
The division of the $4,000 slice of the
appropriation between Custer and Lem
III counties, employed the attention of
the commission for some time. and. If
Commissioner Macnab was out pener.
aied by Chairman Sharp the day before
over the political feature of the report
10 the governor, lie could surely feel
that he was amply compensated for
That defeat by securing for his county
the lyons share. The commission de.
c!ded 10 allow Lemhi county 5000,
and Custer county $500.
John Hunter of this city, was elected
secretary Of the commission, vice Com
missioner ". +. Bell, resigned. The
| future work of the commission requires
that the secretary Of tie board reside
III the capital, and for this reason the
change WAS made.
The bin for 500 of Engineer White.
who lad charge Of the kootenai county
survey. was returned for correction.
Tie commission received an opinion
from the attorney general on two aues-
lions. One was 10 the effect that the
commission could not delegate its power
10 open bids aud award contracts. IL
MAS ordered that tie chairman and sec
rotary, by a resolution Of the board.
could be empowered to open the bids
and &c, Oh them, thus saving the ex-
pens. Of again bringing Il quorum 10
tie capital, but Tie attorney general
held a majority Of the board mus, be
I present 10 transact such business.
! lii reference 10 the second question,
If no bids are accepted in 1928 and no
contracts awarded. does the whole law
go by default:" the attorney general
said
| In my opinion. section 10 Of The law.
directing the commission 10 lei the con.
tracts, is directory merely. That this is
true Will plaiuly he soen by section II
In connection Herewith, said section
authorizing the board 10 reject any and
all bids, and 10 let The same 81 Subse
queui meeting III such time and place
AS may be determined 10y the commits
sion. Failure 10 let the contracts in
lsH5, cannot, in my opinion, render the
sc. referred 10 imperative"
There is little doubt some OF the sec
( lions Of The road canuo, be built viii
tie appropriations sc; aside for them
} bat II is thought the counties will com,
to- the rescue and appropriate sufficient
( funds Ia ncet the deficiency ldah,
count, has agreed TO raise 5000 iol
that purpose and il Is understood koo;
cia. and ShushCnc will do the same.
! Secretary Hunter viii al once re ad
NcItisc 70. bids. Boise Statesman.