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La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1895-01-19
LAS VEGAS NUEVo MEXICo sABADo 10 DE ENERo DE 1895

III amino de Ia Asamblea ha que
dado muy satlsfechO con este des
enlace final, y ell pueblo del Terri
torio pue1e descansar SECURE dc
que en 10 reStante de la session.
solo Sc atendera a asuntos serios y
dc importancia, que interesen d las
diferentcs secciones del pals.
Tan pronto como puedan obte
nerse biografias y grabados, es Ia
inteneion de LA Voz DEL PUEBLO
de publican cortos bosquejos de la
historic de los miemhros de Ia pre-,
scnte Asamblea, 10 cnal q la pai
que presentemos un SYNOPSIS de
las leyes intr0ducidas, hara como
Ger en- todas parties del Territorio
d los autores y promotores de las
mismas.
Tenemos esperanza que para
cuando Sc reeiba nuestra pr6xima
correspondence de Ia Legislature,
los empleados va habran sido pa.
gados, y sus corazones Sc encOn.
traran alegres y llenos los bolsillos
de dinero.
nv
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1895-01-19
CALUMNIA REFUTADA.

Agradecemos a nuestro colega
el Democratic de Albuquerque por
su impafcialidad On salir d la de-,
fensa dc nuestro editor, mientras
que otros, ciegos por Ia envidia,
estan mudos. Dice asi:
III corresponsal del Optic de Las
Vegas, en- Ia capital, es autondad
por ell reporte que q Felix Marti,
nez sc lie ofreeieron 100000 en-
bonos, por su ayuda en- el propues.
to robo de bonos de Ia milicia. El
eorresponsal de ese peri6dico ha
utili2ad0 su experienced en- la ca.
pital y su conocimiento de los hom.
bres que han leyantado la treta de
amortization. 81 tai conocimiento
tiene en- un uso muypobre. Los
hombres que estan tras ell robo de
los bonos, no SO atreyerian a ORE
Ger al Sr. Martinez un peso por su
ayuda en- tai asunto. ElIos saben
que 6l no esta en- Santa Fe con el
fin de ayudar d ninguna corruption
organizada, nj esta con el objeto
de ayudar b robar al Territorio.
Pero 81, ha hecho Y esta hacienda
todayia servicios mobiles y aprecia'
bles para beneilcio del partido de.
m6cratico y del Luen gobierno.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1895-01-19
Ell HORROR De Los HORRORES.
UNA EXPLOSION EN- UNA CASA
INCENDIADA, HACE TRISAS
ALACoMPANIA DE bonn
BER0S.
Mas de Glen PersOnas Perecen
Victimas de la Explosion.

La ciudad dc Butte, en- ell Estado
de Montana, sc encuentra llena de
lnto. I'll Microbes SO declare un
incendio en- la galera. de una com.
rahia de ferreteria. Immediate.
mente ocurrieron los bomberos de
la ciudad y una gran mnchedum.
bre de gente, como sncede siempre
en- esos casos. Diez minutes des-
pues ocurri6 una explosion terrifl,
ca de p6lvora que quebr6 casi to-
dos los vidrios en- la ciudad & hizo
vibrar hasta su fundacion los edh
flcios, hasta la distancia de una
milla, Los bomberos que trabaja-
ban, ,peleando contra las llamas, fue-
ron todos volados bechos trizas
en- diferentes direcciones. Todos
murieron, con exception de tres
que quedaron muy NAL heridos.
Sc siguieron dos explosiones mas
en- intervalos de cinco minutes, y
cada una trajo muerte y desolscion
entire la muchedumbre que so ha.
bia reunido d presenciar el espec.
tdculo y q ayudar, y aun entire las
gentes cue Sc hallaban en- la cin-
dad, hasta la distancia dc mas que
media milla por los debris y peda.
zos de seres humanos que las ex.
plosiones arroiaban en- todas .di.
recciones del espacio.
Todo ocnrri6 dentro del tempo
de Is minutos, el cuarto de hora
mas horrible que Sc ha presencia
do. AQuello no parecia un incen.
dlo, sino un campo de batalla. Por
todos lados Sc presentaban q Ia
vista; inmensidad de cuerp0s hui
manos despedazados, sangre, Sc
sos, pies, brazos, manos, dedos,
pedazos de carne, todo presentan,
do un teatrO de horror. En- un
lugar habia apilados yeinte y siete
cuerpos, en- otro ocho, en- otro tres
y EN- otro dos, tOdos hechos una
s0la masa.
Arriba dc cien personas Sc con.
taron muertas on ell terrible acci.
dente, entire las que estaban todos
los pobres bomberos, de los que
solo sobreviven tres.
Los hospitales, hOteles y casas
particulares estan llenos de hori-
dos, los que ascienden q mas que
ciento cincuenta, muchos de los
cuales moriran.
Creese que el fuego fue obra de
algun inCendiario, pues no habia
lumbre en- ningun lugar de las Ger,
canias de las galeras.
Los sobrevivienteS estan ha.
ciendo 10 possible para aliyiar las
penas de los heridos, habiendo en-
mayor parte organizado una jnnta
de alivio.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1895-01-19
Para TuniCOS de Sonora.

Fabricas para tunicosde sehora
tOrnasOl, 6.4, preeio regular zoe
en- esta yenta por lac yarda.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1895-01-19
LAS ELECCIoNES.

III Lunes sc verificaron les elecl
clones de Precintos, ell tOdO ell
Territ0rio.
En- nuestra plaza estuvier0n muy
quietas. En- ell Precinto No. o,
ganaron ell Soto.alguacil Unionista
y ell Juez COmnnista; en- ell Ga los
dos Unionistas y en- ell 26 los dos
C0munistas.
EN- el 20 Sc perpetraron los frau
des mas descaradOs que sc han co.
nOcido en- ell condado de San Mi,
guel. Entire otros, fu6 ell dc haber
metido once boletos Comunistas
empalmados y haber hecho vOtar
memories de edad Y resIdentes de
otros precint0s.
III hecho de haber ganado los
C0munistas en- los PrecintOs Nos
5y 26, no es debido d que haya de,
caido el amino EN- los miembr0t
del partldo de la Union; sino que
mas bien por razones persOnales
Los candidates para Juez, ambot
tienen una gronde parentela en- sut
respectivos preeinios, Y ahadido 4
este los fraudes, es razOn pOr que
hayan ganadO.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1895-01-19

ciertas secciones de las leyet
compiladas relative d aseguranza
" para otros fines.
Proyecto de la Camara, No IL
p0r el Hon. w. A. Thompson, uu
acta para enmendar la seccion Ira,
capitulo 40, de las leyes de la
asamblea trig6sima del Territorio
de Nuevo Mexico, aprobada Feb
90 de 1893, relative al condado de
Union.
Pfoyecto de Ia Camara, No. Is,
por el Hon. j. Il. Lacome, un
acta relative d casamientos, en-,
mendando la seccion 993 de las
leyes compiladad de Nueyo Mexi,
co, de 1884.
Proyecto de la Camara, No. 10,
por ell Hon. Pinto Pino, un acta
para enmendar Ia seccion 3S3 de
las leyes compiladas dc Nueyo
Mexico segun compiladas en- e
aho de 1884.
Proyecto de la Camara, No. 20
pOr ell Hon. Pinto Pine, por SUI
plica, un acta para ell aliYio de
pagadores de tasacion.
Proyecto de la Camara. No. q,
por el Hon. Miguel Martinez, POI
sdplica, una acta para permitir a
las mujeres votar, y de ser calf
cadas para desempenar ciertos
destinos dentro del Territorio de
Nuevo Mexico.
Proyecto de la Camafa, No. %
por ell Hon. j. G. Clancy, un acta
para enmendar la seccion II de
capitulo z, para enmendar un acta
intitulado; sun acta para ell page
de clertos Oficiales territoriales J
de condado, Y tambien para pro
veer para la disposition de ciertos
honOrarios," aprobado Febrero q
de 1893.
Proyecto de la Camara No. 20
por ell Hon. j. G.. Clancy, in
titulado: sun acta para abrogat
ell capitulo 6 de las leyes de la Sc
sion de la Asamblea trigesima."
Proyecto de la Camara, No. "a
por el Hon. Miguel Martinez, III
acta para enmendar la secciOn
del capitulo 90 de las leyes dc Il
Asamblea vig6sima-nona del Terri
torio dc Nuevo Mexico.
Proyecto de Ia Camara No, %
por ell Hon. ID. p. Carr, un acts
para enmendar ell capitulo SO d'
las leyes de Ia session. de 1893
sieudO un acta intitulado: sun act,
que prOvee para el seryicio de pro
ceso por seryiciO de publication.
ProyectO de Ia Camara, No. 2G
por ell Hon. d. p. Carr, un acta pari
abrOgar la seeeion 10, eaPitulO 8
lie las leyes de la session de 1891
siendo un acta intitulado: SUI
acta concediendo licencia para Ii
venta de licores Y regulandO Il
misma."
PrOyecto de la Camara, No. q
pOr ell Hon. Miguel Martinez, UNI
acta para abrogar la seccion u, de
capitulo 25, de las leyes de Il
Asamblea vig6sima.nona del Terri
torio de Nuevo Mexico, y par
otros fines.
ProyectO de la Camara, No. 2s
pOr el Hon. Pinto Pine, por sdpli
cas- del Cuerpo de Farmacia Terri
torial; intituladO: Gun aeta par
enmendar las Ieyes de Farmaci
de Nuevo Mexico, del aho 1891.
El Hon. Mariana Larragoite pre-
sent6 un fuerte memorial ante {
Consejo; 6rmado pOr ciudadano
prominentes del condado del Ri
Arriba, pidiendo 4 la Honorabl
Asamblpa. de memorializaF i'll Dr(
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1895-01-19
FrazadaS.

Frazadas dc l04, precio regular
$500; venderemos en- esta venta
pOr sl.25.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1895-01-19

sente Congreso de los Estados
Unidos Ia urgente necesidad que
existe de que la reservation de
Apaches situada en- Ia parte norte
de dicho condado, sea remoyida
al Territorio Indio, fuera dc los Ii.
mites de NuevO Mexico. Las raz0.
nes asignadas por ell senior LARA.
goite en- un discurso elocuente,
siendo las depredaciones continues
/ que suiren los pobladoreS en- las in.
mediaciones de dicha reseryaa d ma,
nos de dichos barbaros. La peti.
ci0n y memorial fueron referidos 4
Ia comision permanente sobre
asuntos territoriales, con instruc.
clones dc reportar sobre dicho
asunto, 10 mas pronto que fuera
conveniente, por la razon que Sc
requiere memorializar al Cougre.
so durante Ia presente session, en-
case que asi Sc determine la
/ Asamblea.
| Sobre el asunto de armonia Y
hrmeza Democratica y Umonista
durante Ia presente session Legisla-
tiva NADIA hay que temer, todo ca
minara sin ell menor choque, y por
mas que hayan sido los esfuerzos
y sean los deseos del partido de
oposicion de yer al partido Demo.
crata Y Unionista desunido, no To-.
| graran su intento, Y Ell dltimo des-
tello dc espefanza Que abrigaba Ia
oposiciOn para interrumpir Ia ar.
monia, desaparecl6 cuando Ia si,
guiente fdedigna information ha
salido a luz en- la prensa piiblica en-
estos 6ltimos dias:
| III Democrat de Albuquerque
dice: mo Sc yolveran presen.
ciar escenas dc exritamiento en- el
ConseJo, tales como ocnrrieron al
tempo de tomar ell senador An.
cheta su asiento. Los s6idos sic
te han resueltO de no considerar
mas cOntestas para asientOs en- di.
cho cuerpo. La res6lucion, segun
pasada en- caucus, es muy fuerte y
obliga ell nonor de cada miembro
que la firm6 de sostener s6lida.
mente sus derechos.
La comision sobre privilegios y
elecciones, compuesta dc tres de-
m6cratas y unlonistas, y dos de
oposicion, tambien qued6 compro.
metida Ia mayoria de no reportaI
nj presentar mas, ningunOs casos
dc contesta. 81 Sc repOrta sobre
algunas contestas, sera pOr repor.
te de Ia minoria, y 81 este sucede,
ent6nces peor sera para la oposi.
ciOn.
La oposicion que siempre Sc vale
de todOs los medios para lograr su
fin, ha fracasado en- sus siniestros
planes y los cuatro caballeros que
han andado revoloteando en- la
ciudad desde la organization de Ia
Asamblea, esperanto calentaT
asientOs senatoriales durante Ia
presente session, pueden muy bien
Fet0rnaf n Sus reBpecllVOS h0garee
satisfechos de que la oportunidad
va no existe Y que su Illusion ha
Quedado disipada para siempre."
Asi desaparecen y caen por tie
ira los eSfuerzos heehos por eI
enemigo politico durante los dlti
mos Gias, y la session procederd
desempehando sus deberes hacia
el pueblo de Nueyo Mexico, esfor
zandose cada senador Y represent
tante, sin referencias q credo poll
tico, en- hacer Ia parte que le toes
para el bien comun, segun 10 on
tienden, y segun 10 esperan su'
CONSTITUENCIES que 10 han electC
I para representatives.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1895-01-19
CABALLos EXTRA yIApos.

El Sr. Pelaglo Casaus, de El Salado
SO eno0ntr0 el diA lro, del eorrlente
dos caballos, uno palomlno claro Y oil
otro alazan con este fierro exc. Uno
dc hos caballos enclllado, con maletas,
cabestro y freno sin rlendas. La slIla
tlene Ia mlsma marca que los caball0s.
El dueho podra reeobrarlos apllcando
por ellos al Sr Casaus on EI Salado,
Condado dc Guadalupe.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1895-01-19
TapalOS.

Tapalos hermosos de dos lados
que antes valiaa $500, por $500
en esta venta.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1895-01-19

Fabricas de euadritos, precio re-
gular 1lc, yenderemos por Zoe
yarda.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1895-01-19

I'm estilO nueyO de efectOs para
tdnicos de sehora, preei0 regular
lie, en- esta venta por 12c.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1895-01-19

Frazadas coloradas de lana de
lO'4 que antes valian 800, las
venderemos por 1926.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1895-01-19
LA CIUDAD DE MEXICO.

Los palsajes mas pintorescos, cllma
y gente mas admirable so enouentran
en- la cludad do Mexico. Estamos
ahora vondlendo bllletes para esta
tlerrn de admiration de ida y vuelta.
4 S66.70, buenos por sells meses, con oil
prlvleglo dc pararso GU chihuahua,
Torreon, Zacatecas, Aguas CaIlentes
% cualquera estaclon intermodla.
Ahora es el tempo dc vlsltar oil suelo
do los A2tocas. Para mayor lnforma-
cion dlrlJanse d
G. y. JONES. Agente.
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anybody during 1894. When and by
whom were these bills contracted,
these obligations incurred? These
become very pertinent questions
when it comes to arriving at the real
facts in the case aud to locating the
blame for extravaganza, if such there
be. And to this TASK We have ad-
dressed ourself and propose to perform
it without fear or favor to Republic
can, POpulist, Democrat, Prohibi-
zionist or Mugwump.
We now desire to direct our read
ers' attention to the tabulated state
ment OF expenditures. While the
average of the so-called POpulist years
1891, 1892 ard 1893 was s4S,4O2.l2, yei
let US take the lowest of these. 1892
when the total expenditures were
sij,22l.S5 and compare it with 1891
and its expenditures of s56,476.Sl
Here is an increase of sl0,254.96 and
the greatest discrepancy that appears
in the expenditures for any two years
OF recent date. Let US look int
these figures and learn where this in
crease of O2j4.96 came from auC
who is to blame for it.
OFFICRR'S SALARIES.
The Monitor-PreSS CT the 18th ult
in discussing the expenditures o
1894 raises a regular Calamity POI
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point out the facts in detail. What
the people Of Sumner county want to-
day, is definite, specific statements OF
record facts with reference to the
cOunty's business. Broad statements,
unsupported by facts, don't 90. For
instance, the MOnitor-Press OF the
18th ult. says 10 tho course OF belly
aching editorial:
The fact remains that the citizens
and taxpayers have abundant reasons
for protesting against the way county
affairs have been managed for the past
two or three years. The total ordinary
expenses Of the county for 1894,
$50, 476, are nearly ten thousand dol.
lars more than they were eight or
nine years ago, when he had at least
ten thousand more population and be-
tween twenty and twenty-five per
cent more taxable property, to say
nothing of the greater financial ability
ct the people. Instead Of diminish
ing, as they ought to have done under
the circumstances, they have gone on
increasing with nothing whatever to
show for the added outlay.
Now if the MonitOr-PreSs will take
lup these pauper expenditures for
1894, and will give the people Of Sum.
ner county the facts which justiaes il
in saying that they ought to have d.
minished instead Of increased, it will
do the people Of Sumner county an
actual service and furnish some ex
cuse for its own existence. But doubt
less the Monitor Press man will refer
to his several articles on the poo
farm and its management. Yes
that's true. When Bro. Campbell
wants to hit some man who CAM
hurt him, he's bold enough and neyel
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-10-10
net increase for 1894 over those Of
1892 was not more than 81, 1857?

But let us pause awhile and take a
look at this set Of figures. During a
part of 1892, there was a commissioner
of the poor and he was paid $3.50
salary before tie Office was abolished.
But instead Of this the county COM
misSiOners paid W. r. Savage, as
mayor of Wellington, s279.S7 for SER
vices as oyerseer of the poor in this
city. There was and is no law for such
a payment; it was plumber pure and
simple. We, however, expressed our
self fully in these columns on this snb-
jet last spring. That leakOf $500 a
day has been effectually stopped.
The only excuse that can be made for
the county commissioners is that
they followed an old custom without
locking up the law, Exactly similar
payments we're made during each OF
the sO-called Populist years to the
mayors of Wellington. But the
amounts were not large enough to at
tract special attention, Savage
thought he had struck a gold mine
and proceeded 10 work il for all there
was in it. But he ran up against a
Republican board of commissioners.
The legitimate increased eXpendi-
lures of 1894, in this class, are for the
maintenance of the INDECENT poor
outside Of the poor farm, the fees and
salaries of pauper physicians and the
burial of paupers. The increase in
these three items is sl,50SS6. We
have not gone over the items of the
various bills allowed for these three
purposes. We have never even heard
of any suspicion or charge that there
was any extravaganza by the county
board in this respect during 1894. II
there is anything wrong or extrava'
CANT in the expenditures in this de-
partment during 1894, we would like
to have the Voice, or its calamity
bowling assistant. the MOnitOr-PreSS
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tiOn between the expenses" and
expenditure" of any given year.
We are willing to risk our reputation
as prophet Oh the statement that
Dine-tenthS of those VINO have read
the POpulist res Jlution quoted above,
obtained from it the idea that the
expenses" of the year 1894 were &c.
900 and that they were so high be-
cause Of extTavagant Republican
methods during that year. In other
words, dear reader. didn't You get
from that resolution the idea that the
Republican administration had con-
tracted $4,000 in bills during the
year 1894? We notice that the Mon
tor-Press gudgeOn was caught on this
hook and says editOrially: "The total
ordinary EXPENSES for 1894, $685.
476, are" etc. But the resolution
don't say the expenses of 1894 are S56,-
900. Read it again and you will see
that it really says that the ''eXpendi-
lures" for 1894 were $4,000, although
it is evident TO all that it was intend
ed to leave the impression that this
WIS the amount of the Expenses"
Now what is the difference between
Expenses" and expenditures?
Your expenses are the obligations
you incur, whether you pay them
at the time or not. in conducting
your business for a day. week a
month or a year. Your ''expendi-
lures" are the amounts you actually
pay out during any day, week, month
or year. Let us illustrate: The "ex-
pense" to US of publishing this issue
Ofthe NAIL may be S25; but we have
not paid a cent of it today. Next
Saturday night when we pay our bills
Our expenditures" for today may be
50. Thus it will be seen that it does
not necessarily follow from the fact
that during 1894 the board of county
commissioners allowed and paid bills
amounting to $j6,476.Sl, that there
was any extravaganza on the part of
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Thus it will be seen that the total
increases in the official salaries OF
1894 Over.those of 1892 amounted to
only Sl35.34, while the decreases
amounted to $2,S6S.53, Stated other.
wise: Sumner county paid s2,733L0
less in official salaries in 1894 than she
did in 1892. These obligations were
all contracted in the respective years
in which they were paid. Good Lord,
give US a whole lot more of this kind
of "eXtravagant methods"
And in passing we call attention IT.
the fact that in 1892, the county at.
tOrney's salary appears as only $l,9l4.'
81 instead of $1,000 as in other years,
Thereby hangs tale. P. V. c. Poo
was the POpuliSt county attorney in
1892. James R. Heskett, then POpu'
list county commissioner, claimed
that Bro. Pool, in the days before his
political regeneration, when he was
district clerk as a Republican, had
failed to turn over SS5.l6 which he
owed the county. So Populist Bro
Heskett proceeded to have that
$Sj.l6 deducted from Populist Bro
POOLS salary as county attorney
But Bro. Pool wouldn't have it that
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-10-10

howl about officers salaries. Let US
compare the salaries paid in 1894 with
those paid in 1892. The salaries paid
the county superintendent, 1920, and
that of the court house janitOr, $40,
was the same each year; none Of the
OTHERS were. Here are the increases
and decreases in the other salaries
paid in 1894 ds compared with those
of 1892:
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-10-10

The Best Performing Elephants!
Leopards, and Baby Camels!
Forty Great Circus Acts!
s Great Bands in Street Parade!
County, Knights and Danes!
A Drove Of Monster Camels!
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way. He sued the county and the
county afterwards had TO pay that
sS5.16 and interest on it aud the
costs of the suit. But Fro Heskett
had made record for future political
use and that year the total expendi-
lures were only s46,22l.S5. Nor is
this a solitary instance Of its kind
illustrating the results of Bro. Hes
kett's boosted 6naneiering.
THE PAUPERs AND INSANE.
Would the statement that it cost
Sumner county more to care for her
paupers, INDECENT poor and insane
people in 1894 than it did in 1892 nat
urally arouse any suspicion that there
had been anything rotten in the sd-
r.inistration Of public affairs:
Would such a statement create any
suspicion OF "extravagant methods
in 1894? Before you look at the tlg'
ures answer the question yourself
Don't you believe that under the
same management Sumner county
must necessarily have paid more fol
these purposes in 1894 than in 1892;
Let us see how much more. Consult
ing our tabulated statement again w
find the following increases and de-
creases in 1894 as compared with 1892
Purpose Of expenditure Increase Decrease
Salary sup't Of poor farm. $40 Q
Maintaining poor farm. .................2 ts =
Paupers outside asylum. $50 4............
Pauper physicians -. 343 80. ..........
Burial of paupers. .......... 2o6 IO............
". r. Savage Doodle. ....... 2N 81. 49,.
Insanity cases. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IL
Totals $l7Ss 70 s59l 9
Deducting decreases...... 59i 50
Net increases. ...... -. .$llS U...........
When you take into consideration
the fact that in 1892 the total Of thes
items of expenditures was S,9O9.6e
aren't you really surprised that tn
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Total Sl45..0i 81
Average for 1891, 1892 and 1893 SIS 20! Il
THUS it will be seen that the Total
average Of $4,000 under partial
PopuliSt administration" was in real
ity a total average" of $500. Il, a
slight discrepancy Of 81. 4O2l2 between
Naugle's resolution and the truth.
But then a 81 .4O2.l2 lie is a very in.
significant one to the Voice man. 1t
is true that the total expenditures
for the year 1894 were s56,476.Sl.
But before proceeding farther We
desire to call attention to the distinc'
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q BIG SHOWS CoMbINED4
100 SENSATIONAL AND STARTLING ACTSl

Zebras, Bears, Baby Monkeys!
Twenty Great Leapersl
Richly Carved and Gilded Tab
leau Wagons!
Myriad Cages, Dens and LARS!
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When you take into consideration
the fact that in 1892 the total Of these
items of expenditures was S,sO9.6S,
aren't you really surprised that the
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Statement the Official Records showing the Items and Totals the Expenditures
Sumner County Purposes Bridges year from 1888 1894
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