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Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-08-09
A SCORE FRUSTRATED.

Church at Guakertown, Pa, Struck by
Lightning.
QUAKERrowN, Pa, Aug. 5.-The
Methodist church Of this place was
struck by lightning and 10 persons
were FRUSTRATED. A veritable panic fol-
lowed the stroke. After the excite
ment had subsidized it was found that
the compound bell in the cupola was
hanging almost by thread, while
fully 100 persons were directly under
it. The church edifice is almost q
wreck, as the lightning penetrated
from all sides.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-08-09
Boies Says No.

CEDAR RAPIDS, Ia, Aug. 5.-The
Gazette publishes letter from ex-
Governor Horace Boies positively de.
clining the Democratic nomination for
governor. He says his decision is
final and that his reasons for declining
are personal.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-08-09
Zipp Wyatt Captured.

WICHITA, Kan, Aug. 5.-Dick
Wager, alias Zipp Wyatt, the most dar-
ing desperate in the Indian Territory,
was captured Sunday near Sheridan,
o. T. He refused to surrender until
disabled by the bullets of his pursuers.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-08-09
Another Dry Sunday.

NEW YORK, Aug. 5.-The reform
police administration enforced another
dry Sunday in the metropolis. Many
patrolruen were on duty in citizens
clothes to watch the saloons and they
had the assistance of members Of the
city vigilance league, who reported
supposed violations Of tho law. i
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-08-09
ruentx-flye Cent Adxenoe,

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Aug. 5.-An adj
vance in wages of rs cents per ton
went into effect at the Birmingham,
Ala. rolling mills today. The Gate
City and other mills will soon ad-
vance wages and many hundreds Of
puddlers as well as common laborers
will be affected.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-08-09
po.s.vil,e Plant Resumes,

.PorTsv1LLE, Pa, Aug. 1.-THE enor-
nous plant Of the Pottsville Iron and
Steel company at this place will re-
sumo operations in about three weeks,
after q practical idleness for many
months. About 600 hands will be en-
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-08-09
NEW SUGAR Trust.

Hawaiians Forming 1t to "Buck' the
American Concern.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 5. Tho Ha-:
waiian sugar planters have undertaken
to form sugar trust to break down
the American sugar trust and establish
tree market for sugar. Nearly $1,000
900 is said to have been subscribed by
leading and influential planters. The:
planters do not think they are getting:
the benefit Of the high prices aud pro-:
pose to get the bost Of the Eastern;
sugar kings.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-08-09
VIII Command the St. Paul.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. g. Captain
Jamison, one of the present command.
ers in the American Line feet, has
been selected to command the new
steamer st. Paul when she goes into
service in October.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-08-09
Reaver Island Fire.

MAcK1NAw CITY, Mich, Aug. g.
Passing vessels report fires still burn
ing in the woods on Beaver Island but
the extent Of the damage is not known
here.
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WHEN the COURT MEETS.
The Following Gases VIII BE Heard lily
Judge Knowles.

The Following Gases VIII BE Heard lily
Judge Knowles.
BUTTE. March Clerk Sproule of the
United States circuit court has prepared
a calendar OF cases to be heard when
court meets in this city next Tuesday as
follows:
United States VS.. Joseph p. Wenrich.
indictment for unlawful use of mails; on
demurrer to the indictment; p. Ii. Leslie,
United States attorney, for plaintiff; Il.
Brooks for defendant.
United States VS.. ID. f. Griffin, indict-
ment for robbery of postofiice at Lima /;
for trial; United States attorney for
plaintiff.
United States VS.. A. f. Bray; indict-
ment for failing to stamp oleomaroarine;
OH demurrer to indictment; United
States attorney for plaintiff; w. W.
Dixon for defendant.
United States VS.. Henry L. Haupt; in
dictment for unlawful use of mails; on
demurrer to Indictment; United States
attorney for plaintiff; Corbett & Well
come for defendant.
Civil causes in which the United States
is party: United States VS.. Marco Me-
din ct al; for trial. Suit on bond of A.
Ash, United States marshal, district of
Nevada United States attorney for plaint-
iff; Kirkpatrick & Campbell for defend
ant.
Civil causes at law and in equity: Hat
tie Frost, administrators of the estate of
j. w. Frost, deceased, vs.. Utah Northern
and Oregon Short Line Railway company /;
action for damages; for trial; f. L. Nc
Bride, Robinson d Stapleton for plaintiff;
Shropshire q Burleigh for defendants.
Oliver Ames ct al. VS.. Union Pacific
Railway company ct al; equity; not at
issue.
w. j. Hutchings VS.. j. A. Coram action
at law; for trial.
j. Richardson, trustee, VS.. Oregon Short
Line Railway company ct al. in equity;
not at issue.
Nellie Akers, administrators of the es-
tate of John Stanley, deceased, VS.. Mu-
tual Reserve Fund Life Insurance COM
pany; action on insurance policy; on mo-
ton TO strike complaint; Mcbride for
plaintiff; L. {. Bach for defendant.
+. f. Congdon VS.. Massachusetts Loan
and Trust company; in equity; on de-
murrer; Il. Campbell for plaintiff; Cor
bett d Welcome for defendant.
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COURT NEWS,
A Sealed Verdict Brought In BY the
In, liz. j no

A Sealed Verdict Brought In BY the
Jury In the Jenning- -Gorman Case.
BUTTE, March THE trial of the case
of Mrs. Ellen Jennings against Robert
German for possession of a valuable
ranch near Melrose, was concluded in
Judge Mcllatton's court to-day, and the
jury, under instructions, brought in
sealed verdict this evening which will be
opened tomorrow morning. Before SUBJ
hitting the case to the jury the Judge
warned them not to dIvulge the verdict
until it was read, and said that if he heard
of any juror violating the order he would
attend to him.
Judge Speer this morning overruled the
motion to dissolve the attachment in the
we'll discussed case of the Omaha Up
holstering company against the Chauvin-
FAINT Furniture company, holding that the
original attachment was good in n SUBJ
stituted action.
A judgment by default was to-day en-
tered in the suit of the Rocky Mountain
Bell Telephone company against c. A.
Won Schriltz for 81 ,029.20, the amount of
his embezzlement.
Otto Flotto and c. A. johnson were or
dered to appear in Judge Speers court on
Saturday. at which time the judge will de-
eide the demurrers in the tw,. cases.
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JUSTICE COMES HIGH
But Judge KirkW)Od Was Bound 10
Dispense L.
THE COSTS OUT OF SIGHT
Yesterday the County Commits
sioners Turned the MeadervilIe
Judge Down In a Most M
phatic Manner.

BUTTE, March Wv. +. Kirkwood, JUS
tice of the peace at Meaderville, was be-
fore the commss toner's this morning with
his court docket to explain tho fees
charged in his bill. The commissioners
figured it out that Mr.. Kirkwood ''blew"
the county in for 1919 to convict one petty
thief and TO run one vagrant out of town.
The S279 was for juror and witness fees
and did not include the fees of the justice
himself.
County Attorney Wines accused the JUS
tice of filing complaints in cases after he
had been requested not to do so by the
county attorneys office and with giving
blank subpoenses to his constables who
summoned everybody as witnesses. The
commissioners spread a resolution on the
records to the effect that Mr.. kirkwood
had been in the habit of entertaining triv-
ial complaints at n great cost to the
county and that he should be admonished
TO be more careful in the future and not
enter complaints unless there was merit
in them.
The bill of County Auditor Winters for
$3.50 as attorneys fees, incurred in his con-
test for office, was disallowed.
Commissioners Lloyd remarked that he
incurred an expense of about $4,000 IN
his contest for the Office of sheriff several
years ago, but he hardly expected TO have
the county to pay il for him.
Engineer Ensign of the b., A. q p. was
before the board and stated the crossing
at Rocker had been constructed in accord
ancc with the order made by the board n
few weeks ago. The commissioners went
TO Rocker this afternoon and inspected
the work which was found to be satis-
factory.
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At the Hotels.

BUTTE, March THE McDermott-
L. Ladd. Salt Lake; W. a. Brown, Hamil-
ton; L. X. Barley and wife, Bozeman; j.
II. Dunn. William Thompson, Joseph
Cans, T. II. Burke, Helena: l. Rosenfield,
Mrs B. F. Mahan. Anaconda; p. ). Pan
key. Virginia City; e. L. Joyce, Denver
j. L. Norris. L. j. Fields, Spokane; W. L.
Howell. Washington; +. ID. Merrill, 4.
Hirschfield, ST. Paul: Il. w. Ames. J. \.
Conley, indianapolis; NJ. L. Holland.
Great Falls; Alex Gillian, Boulder /;
Jesse Word. I. Il. Hathaway, Missoula /:
NJ. A. Miller, Dillon; John Doyle. Is. C. /:
+. ID. Shuibe. Z. A. Shulbe. Chicago; /
Welgel. Livingston: NJ. Il. Udel, 81
Louis; J. II. MILAN. GallatIn Valley.
The Butte. A. Walker. j. III. Tucker.
W. : Wiuans. Salt Lake; J. +. Bradley.
S. Louis Jacob >chaefer. Chicago; :. :.
McLurc. San Diego; William n. Cation.
Paris, W. !. Mason. r. Link, Carl
schmidt, A +. Townsend, Rudolph Coy,
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SLICK IHIEVE ).
They Went Through a Room In South
Butie.


BUTTE, March The room of w. T.
Hynes and o. Y. Rheims in the Bennett
block, in South Butte, was burglarized in
a very daring manner some time between
8: 80 o'clock and IL 80 o'clock last night
and with results that were probably very
satisfactory to the thieves. While the oc-
cupants of the rooms were sleeping the
sleep of the just and of hard work, as
they are street railway employees, their
door was opened quietly and their pants
and vest were as quietly removed. Mr..
Hynes' pants contained nbout Si7 in cash
while there was a valuable gold watch in
his vest. for which he is still looking.
Mr.. Rheims had s. in money and silver
watch which was disdainfully thrown
away in the alley in the rear, where it was
found by girl a little after IL O'Clock
last night. The pants and vest were
found this forenoon in a neighboring OUT
house. The thieves were evidently ex-
perts at the business as Yale lock on the
door was easily picked.
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MARTIN TURKS TROUBLES.

Discharged on One Charge, He Has Been
Arrested on Another
BUTTE. March Assistant County At
torney Mattlson yesterday investigated
the charge of arson made against Martin
Turk of Meaderville and decided that
there we're no facts upon which to base
the complaint. and accordingly, on his
motion, the case was dismissed by Judge
kIrkwood to-day without trial. Yester-
day q complaint was filed against Turk
by one Frank Holt charging him with ex-
hibiting a deadly weapon IN an angry and
threatening manner. lie will be arraigned
tomorrow at o'clock y. M. This case is
an outgrowth of the same trouble that
caused the previous arrest.
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NEW OFFICER ).
The Men Who VIII Manage the Affairs
of the Butte Miners Union.

The Men Who VIII Manage the Affairs
of the Butte Miners Union.
BUTTE, March AT the semi-annual
election of the Miners union the follow.
ing officers were elected:
Presidents. M. Roberts.
Vice President-Dan McGushen.
Recording ecretary-Anthony Shove.
lin. BE-
Financial secretary-James Maheru,
Treasurer-John II. Cronin. ftt
Conductor-John Birmingham.
Warden-Ed Matthews.
Trustees--Phil Roberts, Tim Gilmore,
Pat Doyle, w. II. Oliver and Pat Heaney.
. Finance Committee-Owcn Byrne, Jerry
Lynch and Dan Shea.
The candidates for president wore w.
A. Shiffelbin and Mr.. Roberts; for record
ing secretary, A. Shovlln, William Cum
ningham aud j. p. Pomeroy; for treas
urer, j. II. Cronin and Charles O'Brien.
Mr.. Maher had no opposition for the
Office of financial secretary. About 1000
votes were cast.
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DIDN'T DO MUCH.
Butte's school Board Met Last Nigh
fr and Adjourned.

Butte's school Board Met Last Night
5r and Adj ourned.
BUTTE, March THE school trustees
held a meeting this evening. but in the
absence of Chairman Calderhead and
Trustees Mcconnell and Bray. very little
business was transacted. Bills aggregate
ing Sc. $50 were audited and ordered paid.
Miss Mana Blackiston, one of the teach
ers, has been granted a leave of absence
for a week, and will take much needed
rest.
The board adjourned to meet again
next Thursday evening, at which time
Mr.. Calderhead will probably submit his
annual report.
1t was stated to-day that c. r. Hawley
will not enter the race for reelection this
spring. He has been in office three years,
during which time he worked for the dis
trict at good wages and is satisfied with
the record he has made.
A movement TO name q committee of
1000 to assist the committee appointed to
look after the interests of the citizens
ticket is being talked of to-day and the
plan will probably be carried out within n
few days.
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Pulled tho Whole Crowd

BUTTE. March THE sheriff to-day ar
rested Mrs. Mary Sullivan, Mrs. Shea and
their husbands of Dublin gulch on the
charge of petty larceny preferred against
them by FitZ Weed, in whose house they
lived and from which they are accused of
having removed some small articles of
personal property. A search warrant,
however. failed to recover it. Mrs. Sulli-
van claimed that she received a monthly
stipend from the county, although her
husband is regularly employed.
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New York; J. p. Whitney. Philadelphia;
William A. Merrill. c. Z. Handy, San
Francisco; j. II. Donnelly, Idaho; b.
HIrshfield, Cincinnati; 5. Meyers. Boston.
The Southern-R ,bert Schultz. Deweys;
John McLaren, Omaha; Nj. McFadden. ID.
Harrington. Anaconda; l.. II. Reed,
Seattle; John Connors, Rochester,; b. ID.
Miller, Spokane. James Sinclair, Thomas
Meehan. San Francisco; Mike O'Neill,
James Kerr. New York; VIM. Rufus, G.
Nj. Leonard, St. Paul; Jos. Mulchahy,
Little Rock
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Freight Contract.

Bids will be received for hauling all or
any part of 225,0o0 pounds mining ma
chinery from Divide, Mont, to Cibbens-
vile. Idaho; commencing Immediately
Particulars on application. -
AMERICAN DEVELOPMENT & MINING COM
PANY. 2ll North Main street.
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GALLAGHER LET HER GO. ,
There's Horse Which is Shy an owner
just at Present

just at Present.
BUTTE, March Nearly two weeks ago
a man who gave the namo of John Gala
CHER left horse at Langlois' livery stable,
saying that he would be back after it the
next day. He has not shown up since,
and all efforts to locate him or find any
trace of him have been frutless. A man
named John Gallagher lived north of the
Gagnon mine for a short time, but Moth
ing could be learned concerning him. AS
the owner of the horse, whoever he is,
seems to have left town, Langlos to-day
attached the animal for the feed bill.
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Nofica

We have just put in a full supply of
legal and mining blanks at the STANDARD
office, p East Broadway, Butte. The
forms are carefully gotten up TO conform
to the code, and the workmanship is first
class. Come to us for your blanks.
STANDARD PUBLISHING Co.
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Through tickets to Cape Town, Africa.
and all European points on sale ~ Great
Northern c.ty ticket office 1t lowest rates.
For railroad and steamship information.
apply 20 j. l.. DAWsoS.
Genera! Agent, lJJ Main STREE.
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Don't buy so-called cheap typewriter.
The Remington is the cheapest because
u will out wear all others. Sold by Z. II.
Sherman. l25 East Park ST.. Butte.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-03-08

Maximum and minimum Thermometers
are sold only by Newbro.
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Buy the new No. Remington type
writer, best in the world, sold by L. II.
Sherman, lbs East Park St., Butte.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-03-08

New home sewing machines never &c
out of order. Try one. Sold by L. II
sherman, 125 East Park ST., Butte.
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For plaques. paints, brushes. etc. 60 70
| Charles Schatzlein's, Il Yves; BroadH ay.
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& See the new No. Remington typewriter
at Sherman's, 125 Z. Park street, Butte.
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All musical instruments tuned and re
paired by Fred Orion, piano tuner, IL
Utah street.
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Honey. honey. honey, homemade bread,
fresh ranch eggs and creamery butter at
the Southern hotel. Meals p cents.
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Must be seen to be appreciated, those
new thermometers at Newbro's.
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IN MRS. SLOAN'S CASE.
The Relief Committee Paid Out Just
What Was Announced

BUTTE, March TT appears that Mrs.
John Sloan, ST., cast an unjust reflection
on the integrity of the relief committee by
complaining that she had only received
assistance to the amount of $50 while the
committees report showed that $500 had
been expended in her husbands case. In
their accounts the committee charged up
alritems of expense, including assistance
10 the family, to the person who was in
jured or killed, and the following is an
itemized statement of the account of
John Sloan. sr., as taken from the COM
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W.A.Smith. piano tuner. Smith PianoCo.
% w. Park, will receive prompt attention.
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Why don't you get ono of those new
style Thermometers at Newbro's.
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TRY A WANT AID. IN THE STANDARD
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Hight a Fairfield

Have the Premier egg cup. No shells. No
muss. No fuss.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-14

da I'm total de. e.................. S
Y como me es facil probar " es-
toy dispuesto & hacerlo) que en-
tai presupuesto hay omisiones
de inportancia y no SO han in
cluidO algunos gastos tan indis-
pensables como costosos, creo
que puede agregarse a dicha SUI
ma la cantidad de.
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ca con Ia insurrecci6n, nj el auxilio de los
elementos sociales y pol1ticos, de la isla de
mayor val1a, ha de faltar jam&s al Go
bierno.
Pero ell peligro, aunque sea remote
hlpot6tico, no esta ah1. El peligro esta en-
10 que aver indicabamos y hoy repetimos:
en- las consecuencias de la prolongaci6n
Por este interesa, no solo concluirla-
que de todos modos concluira-sino con-
cluirla prOntO. Para concluirla bastard la
"fuerza material; para concluirla pronto
ha de ayudar mucho Ia ''pol1tica" que Sc
siga. Y ella ha de- preparar tambi6n la
normalidad que deba establecerse al ter
mino de la 1uche; que 81 por Ia duracion
de 6sta SO creara una situaci6n que inte.
rrumpiera la evoluci0n pol1tica econ0mi.
ca, Ia puZ no SO asentarfa sObre aquellas
s0lldas bases que hicieran en- 10 futurO
cOmpletamenta i'm o1sible todo Otro crimi
nal levantamientO.
La fuerzA 80 rechaza con la fuerza, y
Espana la tiene Y pOr ESQ vencera. PerO
con Ia pOl1tica saba, prudente liberal, So
extinguirlan hasta los u|timos mas re-
c0nditos g6rmenes de una rebellion, Que no
puede Quedar adOrmecida, sinO extirpada
para eiempre.
Las PAGES fecundas, duraderas pro
vechOsas, son las que ganan con la sunni
sion del cuerpO Ia total conQuista del eapi
ritu de un pals, que SO cOnvence de como
su prosperidad economical y sus anhel"s de
ref0rmas sus goces del derecho, en- la
patrla solo en- Ia patria pueden halIar
total satisfaction.
Fuerza material y politica saba; he
ahl los dos grandes instrumontos que
debe apelar el Gobierno para concluir la
guerra dc Cuba, para c0ncluirla pronto.
Que al fin, por Ia fuerza por la poll
tica, dimos vida de civilization todo un
mundO; al mundO americana.
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FUERzA Y POLITICA.

Hay que veneer la insurrecci6n, pero
antes de este hay que evitar que SO propa-
que y aumente, que sumo adeptos y cobre
br1os; que el tempo, la miseria y las en-
f9rmedades le den todav1a mayor grave
dad de la que hoy tiene.
Esto deciamos aver, como refexi6n
que nos sugoria la gravedad de 10 acaeci-
do en- Bayamo gravedad que no SO origi-
ma tanto por las sensibles p6rdidas sufri"
das, como por el caracter de tantOs COM
bates en- que vemos invertidas todas las
posiciones.
Y q ese resultado de evitar que SO pro-
pague y aumente la insurreCci6n, hemos
dicho tambi6n que solo puede llegarse,
mediante la simultaneidad 8 acci6n con-
vergente de una direction militar muy vi
gorOsa y de una polftica muy saba, que
mantenga en- Cuba al lado de la Patria y
del Gobierno tOdos los elementOs iberales
que no SO suman con Ell separatismo.
De ningGn modo, en- ning1n tempo,
por adv6rsas que fueran las complicacio-
nes de la suerte para nuestra bandera,
puede dudarse nj aparecer discutible Ell
segurO triunfo de Espafa. La duda nos
parecer(a una blasfemia contra Ia santidad
de nuestra causa y el vigor de nuestra ma
ci6n.
Nj Espaha ha de cejar, nj ha de esca-
timar hombres y reeursos, nj Ia inmensa
De! pals qpbNnQ aimpattzara nNna.
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grama", para pagar las obras del acueduc,

to.
Finalmente, tengo para mi, y 10 hago
constar con franqueza, que no es muy Sc
guro que el Acueducto, dirigido por el per-
sonal nombrado por el Ayuntamiento,
pueda pagar durante toda su existencia
de hacerse, con mas, los de las reparacio-
nos y adiciones que Sc imponen en- toda
obra ajustada con tanta ''economia".
Verdad es que el Ayuntamiento ten
drfa en- su mano el "consabido" romedio,
de DOLLAR los precios del aqua, 81 fueso Ne
cesario, 8 dejar desatendidos otrOs impor
tantes servicios, efectuando el juego, emo
vulgarmente SO dice: ode robar San Po-
dro para pagar San Pablo"
L. Il. Scott.
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Deficit $40 9O5
Cuyo deficit puede cubrirse bien con
los sobrantes que Sc dejan anotados 8 bien
con el que debe arrojar en- dicho tercer
sigma para satisfacer ell pr6stamo que por
dioha cantidad ha hecho ell Banco Espafiol
que debera ser cancelada desde el segun-
do af1o.
,Ama0rtGzocS61e de los $3.50, 900
Esta debe empezar desde ell aflo Of"
guiento al de la termination dc las obraG
ave On Ia proposition ~ fia,
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el album de fotografias dadicadas s. M.
-Remitiendo ''Gaceta" en- que SO in
serta la ley incluyendo en- 81 plan de ca
rreteras una desde Arroyo q Rio. Grande.
Id comisi6n rogat0ria del Tribunal Su-
perior de Hamburgo sobre autos seguidos
contra TheOdO Schundt.