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p evia contignec On en- a mssa del Juzyado
de ma CA TOAD igu7l por 10 L op al die 2
por ciento 0el va or que si,ve lie tipo a ],
suhasta
Oa9o en- All lntae'a 16 de Mayo :.
1895 -KigueE MoI. po~ mand to 6el Sc n
Jn.z j J0GQnf'1 FIgneroa e copia:-
Ell sec' etario, u J0oQRfJ1 FI0GerO1
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RntereSanfe

Sc deses rtaIz r, nry barsta, una Gale
sa de cuatro aaientos, acab sda de oompo
ner On mry bu-n es ado Ora de dos
asentos, Dc medi, uso y IN csbsllo, ruei.
blaIco, eiegsnta Y sano. propio para bran
al y para siila. s.. totnara en- cuerts, ca
SO do O -rveEir, IN caral!o para sil4 qus
sea javen y terga busn pa o.
Para informes pueden enteE'erfe cen 10,
Sc iiorss F.rpandez ca de- este Cor eroies
p lsza del Mercado. SIS
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-05
CALDERERIA
de cobre en- general
BALDOMERO VILARO
Gale del Job0 nttn,erO Ill.
PONCE.

Construction de alambiques conti-
nuos fuego directo y vapor.
Alambiques intermitentes CON
calienta v,nos.
A'anb:ques para licores -A,am-
biques recuhcadores.
Y todo geaero de aparasos destiia-
torios 81 bre pianos 6 modelos.
Tuberias de cobre de todcs diane
tros y formss.
Serpentines para vapor -Serpen-
tines refrigerantes.
Bombas de cobr. br nee.
Bombos tubulares para evapors-
doras. rectos y en- spiral y toda clase
de reparaciones pars .ss mismas
Reparsciones de tcda cIase de
aparatos y todo 10 concernis snte Il
ramo.
Ponce, Mayo s 1896 4lo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-05

nombrada para la reforma de- los
arancs!es de Cuba y Puerto r co sc
.ha reunido y ha acordado propouer
la SUPPRESSION de los dere chos de carga
y el aumento sobre los de descarga
Hem, idem idem Los peri6dicos
auncian con lnj de detalies quo un
anciano, llamado don A'ej sndro So
Ter. ha lnstitufdo heredera a s NJ
la r ina. dejaudole 200 900 pesos.
b h cho ha producido general ad
'Diraci6n, paes ell citado senor Soler
iamas ha estado en- Palacio.
Hem. idem idem IS M la R9i
ma ha 6-mado ell afcenso Teniente
Coron.l del Conandante Rob- es, que
tan b;zarrament combati6 contra
los insurrectos en- Ia accion del 10
bito
A Coronel Ssndovai Sc le ha con-
cedido la cruz pensionada de Maria
Cristina.
Idem, idem 26 En- Il Consei, de
NJ nistro, c.lebrado hoy. ell $. nor
Castellano ha presentado ia proyec
to de ley hJando p'az' 's para r@cth
car el censo elecs soral de la Lila de
Cuba
Acord6se en el Consejo autorizsr
al referido Ministro de Utramar pa
ra llevar bo la proyectada opera
c:oa de 8 Tito en- los fe minos tele
gea Fl sdos anteriormente.
So hs tratado ademAs en- e Conse
joy sobre este punto guardian mn
t hs reserva los Ministries de una
carta del G-neral NJ .rtinez Campos
4p qre da p'icacioues de su cpini6o
sce,ca de los planes de campana
A ord6.e q y v4ya C..ba 81 b,ta
] o. de l. fante'1a de Marina cue De
bia marchar Fliipinas
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-05
CARTA DE SANDOVAL

Coror ell Sanooval ha dirigido al Miuiotro
de Ia G1erra Ia signeute carta:
'Excmo 81 nor don NJ 4rcelo Azc irraga
IS nti go de Cuba. 24 de Mayo de 1895
mi resp. ta ble G neral: debiio la pro
tecci6n de Dios. tuvo Ia o'umna mis- or
d.nes la snerte de dar muerte Ell Ia accion
d. DIS Ros, al agitador y props gan 1ista
iroansab!e don Jose Maiti a. e. g e.)
He dedicado Duestro quetido G sneral
en- jrfe el revolver que Sc lie ocnpo, y me per
m to la lib ertad de remitir " E. el reloj
con sus iuiciales eotrelazadas que Sc le en-
contr6 en- ell bolsillo del chaleco.
'Slplico V. E Sc sirva ac ptar ell re
cnerdo ell respetuoso saludo y mas distin-
guida consideration de 8. s. subordinate
a. b. s. M : Jose IImenez de Sam1ooal."
Ell COMBATE
En- los momentos de incorporates ell capi-
tan al grupn de la fuerz \, la columna Sc ha-
llaba acampada en- ell lugar intermedio, en-
tre la BYa Dos Rios Aquel sitio es una
llanura, formada por dos sabanetas dividi-
das por uua cerca de alambre, de un radio
como de 500 metros, teniendo hacia un lado
ell rio ''Contramaest sire" % is h ALA, en- esa
direction, como ca las restantes, ell monte.
Tres minutes des2ues de dar cono,imien
to ell capt. n de la vangu ardia, se1or Capaz
al coroner SenOT OAuuONdl, Uo COuO 10 OCu-
rrido, Sc presento el enenligo, en- correcta
formsci6n, tccsndo ell cla1in y tremolando
la bandera insurrecta
Ell abanderado del enemigo avanzo cla-
vo su bandera en- terra, que es, segdn me
ha dicho un oicial, costumbre de los ejercl-
tos dominicanos, aLtes de emprender ell
combate
La segunda compaflfa, que era la que Sc
hallsb ba de avauz ada en- el campameuto de
la columna, rompio Il fuego la voz de
mando. al que respondio FL enemigo con
igual denIedo
Entire los insurrectos SO distingui4n dos
individuos, al parecer jefrs. vestidos de ne
gro, con ropa de casimir; uno de ellos con
sombrer de castor pequeno y cabalgando en-
up brioso hermoso corcel blanco.
Ambos reyolveres en- las manos, aren-
gaban los suyos, lanzandolos la pelsa
va la luchs era general en- toda la Inca por
el lado derecho del campamento por a'gu
nos lados So batian cuerpo cuerpo con
arma blanca.
Tn coraeta de las fuerZas del gobierno,
persegnido por los insurrectos, CRITIC al prac-
tico de la columpa
Prs cticO. que me matan!
Antonio Olivia, I'll practice, apt nto contra
Ell que mas de cerca perseguia IL soliado;
pero en- ese instaDte el ginete, sobre ell caba-
llo blanco, vestido de negro-aDtes aludido
lie apunto con 81 revolver, y entonces, cam
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IMPORTANTE

Por 800 moneds Espaf ia sc r.emp'sze
uno que e. te reclamaio al servicio mlitar
Para inform e. diugi 50 don Jua Regi.
Machnelo IA
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hPRQvECHAR
una buena 0portunidad !!

Sc yeDde la casa L1mero 10, c;le de L:
Marina y Sc adnite proposiciones; dirigirst
don l.. $ Lamontte.
/ m. Pc, &C, a j Janio de 1895
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-05
SU CORRESPONDENC1A

qua notcas entire /, 3rrespondencia
ocupada al cad de MART, fig sran do
cument,s r-lacio' al - con person IS de n
tiago d. Cuba. II gnin y la Hal ana, mu
chas de las cuales Sc encueotran au eutes.
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Al p1bIicO

Participo mis- favorecedores al p1blieo
an general, que he trasladado mi estable-
cin,iI u de fren do lavado elaboration re
catnisas medida la ale Msy squins Ia
de Ia Luna. casa donde AIT 9 estaba Ifr u
de Juan V zaDez, donda me tfresco mi-
cons stantes favorecedores.
r. nee, 5 de Jnnio de 1895: 7omds RI
mos 1 3 alt.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-05
LAS ESCUELAS

Del colega conveclno "El No
ticiero", son las notas.
Paga Ponce en- su instruction
29,610 pesos anuales, y tiene ell
noble orgullo de contar con cua
1enta y dos escuelas
Constituyendo la roblaci6n de
este departamento, 1000 habi-
tantes, cabe, como Sc We, una es-
cuela q cada mil.
Hay que batir palmas en- loor
de este progreso.
Ojala llegara, empero, ell ofa en-
que estuvieran las unas en- mas
ventajosa proportion respecto de
los otros.
Els la escuela fragua en- que Sc
moldea la cindadanfa
Mientras mas escuelas tenga
un pueblo, mas garant1 IS poseera
de ser feliz
ALI So ensancha desmesurada-
mente ell alma; al Sc extiende
extraordinariamente ell horizonte.
El esclarecimiento, por medic
de las artes y las ciencias, de la
conciencia popular es el antfdoto
mas efcaz contra las brutalida-
des re la tiranfa
A las sociedades hay que darles
discrecionalmente dos especies de
sustento.
Ell uno es ell pan del cuerpo.
Els ell otro ell pan del a. ma
81 los miserables que en- todos
los pueblos NAL organizados han
aumentado el desorden para me-
drar q la sombra de la ipfaaip,J
nhRhiaran conoiianiGG -: 10: &c
fruiciones que JctSesmento del
adelanto social, por medic de la
abundancia de pan y de la cut
tura de la int 9ligencia, los
despotas hubiersn sido, por in
teres, gente buena, fomentando I
por todos los caminos ell mejora-
miento de sus gobernados. I
No todo debe ser loor en- ell in {
teresante asunto que dedicamos
estas rapidas plumadas.
Hay sombras en- tan hermoso !
cuadro.
Detengamonos en- elias con el
bien intencionado proposito de !
que muy pronto tengamos mott t
vos para prorrumpir incondicio- v
nalmente en- mercedes aplaus os
Nosotros tambien sor os tncon-
d.ci0nales en- estos asuntos que =
ameritan ell mejoramiento de- :
nuestros conciudadanos. e
Hay % escuelas de varones Y c
solo Il de ninos e
Pues debe enmendarse esta
primera defciencia.
Aunque no de un rnodo abso- I
luto, las estadi,ticas demuestran
que, en- 10 general, abunda mas +
la hembra que ell varon a
Y aunque asi no sucediese, Sc
hace indispensable que la cifra de b
las escuelas para las unas, cores f
ponda, sobre POGO mas menos,
q la que alcancen las escuelas
para les otros
Pero hay mas todavfa e
Hay 81 escuelas en- los campos r.
Todas de varones. q
No Sc concibe, en- verdad, tan $
peregrina anoma1a< q
Y ques J1zgase que es misero
pedazo de carne a mujers r r
Hecho semejante podr1a expli- o.
car por 81 SO ell estado, en- Puer y,
to-Rico, de las costumbres cam el
pesinas. di
Don Miguel MoH G tDpjnS Jueg Mu p
- -
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Patents. Patents!

CAVEATS, TRADE MARKS AND COPY
RIGHTS secured for inventors and those
engaged in mercantile pursuits. Do nu:
send your application or g. thousand
mics away when you can get your patents
just US eOOu. ana in many cases far
sooner. and with better results by sending
them direct to
HIGDDN AND af Kansas City Mo where
H'HOON they have the most exteI-
sive department aud the best equipped Offices.
ntted expressly for this purpose. uowiq tho
United states, located in the Times building,
at the junction Of Main and neleware sts
kar.sas city. No. Their charges are the
same as other well established patent Jaw
yers. For references, all the banks and
business houses in the city. Send for price
list and book OF instruc ions free of charge.
Mention 1HE GRAPHIC.
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PU BLICATION NOTICE.
Land Office at Dodge City, Kansas, March End


Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has Tiled notice of his Intention
to make final proof in support of his claim
and that said proof will be made before he
register and Receiver of the U. S. Land
Office ut Dodge City, Kansas, on May END
1895, viz Albert Anderson II T. I0SsG l. s.
for the sy !. section II, township -. south OF
range IS. west
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cuitiva-
ton of said hand, viz:
Eugene Vsnvranken. Jacob Kemp.
Lucius Hilery and Marcus X Beckteii, ali
of Nacks vii lie, kansas.
JNO. l. LEE, Register
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PUBLICATION NOTICE.
1850 ~ iS' %

Land Office at Dodge City, Kansas, March 18th
1895. "
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed nOtIc. of his fnten-
claim, and that sail proof will he made
before the clerk Of the district court of Ed
wards county. at Kinsley. Kansas. on April
9th, 1885, viz: Henry G. Wctzel H. E. No
l0ss6 IL 81 tor the sc u sec Is, township 28,
south of range 20. west
He names The following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva-
tion of said land, viz: wilhelm Hermann.
August StrChwitz. August Quarsebarth and
George Lishtner, all of Kinsiey, Kansas
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land ONCE at Dodge City, Kansas, April 4,h,

Notice is hereby Riven that the following
named settler has fled notice of his fnten.
tion to make ANAL proof IN upport of his
claim, and that said proof will be made Lefore
the Probate Judge of Edwaros county Kas
at kinsiey. Kansas, on May 25th, 1886 viz:
John 8. Craft. HE NO l0Sls L for the swL
OF section 20. township 2S, south of range IS.
west.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiya-
tion Of said land, viz: Crales W Scott Cres-
cent. Kiowa county, Kas., Harry Hfxon.
Ridgley Peters, Elisha Parknurst OF Eiusley
kansas. JNO. l. LEE, Register
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LEGAL NOTICE.
STATE OF KANSAS,
EnwARnQ (tOTYNTY

STATE HDH.nDs 1a hascasi cossrr, SIS.
Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing described lands and to wn lots,
situated in Edwards county, state of
Kansas, were sold for taxes of 1891, on
the 9th day Of September, 1892, and
that unless the same are redeemed on
or before the 9Th day of Septemb r,
1895, by payment to the County Treas
of land or town lot, (the same being
charges, interest and costs calculated
to the 9th day of September, 1885, they
will be conveyed by deed to the pur-
chaser thereof. 8. G. CLARK,
County Treasurer.
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Probate Court. sitting in and for Edwards
County, Kansas. for permit to sell intoxica-
ting liquors for Mechanical, Medicinal and
Scientific purposes. Said application will be
heard in the Probate Court at 10 O. o'clock a. m.
May 9Th, 1895 454
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PUBLICATION NOTICE

Tne regular quarterly examination oI
applicants for Teachers Certificates will fl
held April 18th, 1888, at the South Side Schoo
building. Examination will begin at m
and continue one day.
,..s1- H. }. NOBLE County supr.
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SHERIFFS SALE.

First PubIiShcd AprIf Z. 1870
BY virtue of an order of sale to me directed
and delivered, issued out of the district court
which the KicO Land Company is plaintiff
and Frederick A. Saupe. ct al, are defend
ants, 1 will on Monday. the 18th day of May
front door of the court house in the city of
Kinsley. Edwards county. Kansas, offer at
estate to wit: Lots 6 ard and the east half
OF the southwest quarter Of section =, town.
ship %, south OF range 20, west of the Sixth
principal meridian, in Edwards county, Kan
sas. Said property to be sold to satisfy the
demands of SAID order of sale.
D. L. HEATH Sheriff.
Wheeler Switzer, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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Or. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Most Perfect Made.

Early Ohio potatoes, grown in Da-
kots, for sale at Edwards s. Mobiles
at $1.25.
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Kin Inv com sub div e4
blk 13 IA 462
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Unknown, Is, 900 IT in lot
9 except right of way
of A T i S F 4 r
II B Lord lots l, 2 and 8
2 De4
q Il Lord lots 3, 4, 5 and
sea nw4
II b Lord ne4 sw4 and
lot 6
H b Lord SEA sw4 and
lot Z, except right of
way A L 4 S F r r
w w Tuttle sea
s Montgomery e2 SEA
Sidney Tuttle
I N Lanning com at the
Sc cor of sw4 thence "
200 IT for place Of
beginning thence W
100 it thence n 1871 fl
thence 9 100 # thence
8 1874 # to place Of
beginning.
K L s. l. Co.. com at the
Sc cor of sw4 thence n
1874 it for place of
beginning, thence W
1886 IT thence n 1874 #
thence g 1896 It thence
s 1874 It to place OF
beginning
F A Woodbury. com ut Sc
cor of sw4 thence W
396 it for beginning
thence n $50 # thence
W 1872 It thence S $50 #
thence 9 1872 It to
beginning
J II Barry com at a poin
go it W from Sc cor of
sw4 thence n 345 fl
thence w so # thence
S 345 ft thence Q SO #
to beginning
II Cox com at q point
80 # W from Sc cor OF
sw4 thence n 345 #
thence " 80 # thence
5 345 It thence 9 so fl
to beginning
II Cox com at a point
$50 it W from Sc cor OF
sw4 thence W SO fl
thence n 345 ft thence
e so # thence S 345 fl
to beginning
E Taylor com ut q point
1,l10 1t " from Sc cor
of sw4 thence W so II
thence n 345 It thence
e so # thence S 345 II
m hepinnin0
E Phillips com at a point
1,06O 1t w from Sc col
Uf Sw4 thence W so fl
thence u 345 ft thence
9 so It thence 8 345 fl
to beginning
X NJ K E Co com at 8
point 1,164 # W from
se Cor of sw4 thence "
16 It thence n 315 fl
thence q rs # thence s
315 ft to beginning
Z T & L Go com at 8
point "a rods and 25 fl
W from Sc cCr of sw4
Of sw4 thence n 20 rds
thence w 8 rds thence
s 90 rds thence g 8 rdl
to beginning
c A Read com at a point
80 rds and 25 # W from:
Sc cor of sw4 of sw4
thence W 8 rdS thence
8 90 rds thence 9 8 rds
thence II 20 rds to b<
ginning
l romlinson com at NJ
cor of 8 acres of lane
In .e cor sw4, decided
by Clute & Gunkle
TO, place of beginning
thence " along Gun,
kle's n. line 40 rds
thence n 20 rds thence
g 40 rds thence 8 tc
beglRning
w w ruttle n2 sw4
l. r Read ne4 e
w w Tuttle se4 -z. 3
johnson L j. + Co lot.
3, 4 and 8 2 nv 4
Johnson L 8 + Co sw4
W w Tuttle e2 sea
Geo W Noble sea
Geo w Noble sw4
81 B Kingley sw4 excep
right OF way of c K 4
w R K
w " TuttIe ne4 "a
w " Tuttle sw4 r1
August Sire lots 8, 4 ant
sw4
s T Miller lots 1. 2
Unknown sea ne4
State Trust Co 50 sea
State Trust Co sw4 sw4
John @ Smith sea
Unknown ne4
'' nc4
I" ne4
.' 50 se4, Sc sw.
=" lots 8 4 an,
50 nw4
E ID Robbins sea
Chris Falsing lot 8
Chris Faising lot 8
unknown ne4
lot 8 and e
sw4 sw4
Unknown ne4
f 50 SEA
" ne 4
" nw4
's sw4
-s se4
Z" ne4
SpA
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BY j. M. LEWIS, JR
Geo Burt com at q point
$50 IT 9 from the n 9
cor Of EmmersOn ave

Geo Burt com at a point
$50 IT Q from the n Q
cor Of Emmerson ave
on n llne Of sixth st
thence Q SO It thence n
40 thence w So feot
thence s 140 to place Of
beginning 33 24:19
Jno E Wiley com at the
cor of Emmersou ave
and south line of Fifth
street thence e SO feet
thence 40 # thence
" so it thence n 40 to
beginning 33 "a 10
Rebecs ID Hardy com 1t
. point where the 3
line of Fourth street
intersects the alley in
the rear of blk 80 Kim
sley thence " $50 It for
place of beginning then
u 1888 It thence " $50 It
thence n 1913 It thence
. $40 It to place OF be.
ginning 80 a. 10
j W Fitzgerald 46 10 100
It next after 200 # W
from blk b Niles W add
to and on line of
Third st by 177G de.p
33 "a 10
p H Niles com at n W cor
of lot niue Sellers auu
to Kinsiey thence W
40 IT thence n ~ ..ft
thence t. 440 ft thence
s 40 IT to beginii g S3-
24-19
Adam Telfor com at n W
cor of lot S blk A Niles
wad to Kinsley thence
W 145 90 100 fts thence
8 155 it thence e AS 90
100 fl thence IL 155 it
to beginning 33-24-19
G. A Read com at u point
100 40 100 ft west from
n. " cor OF lot 5 blk A
Niles W add to Kinsley
thence " so it thence =
140 It thence 9 50 ft
thence n 140 # to be-
gining 33 24-I9
r E Edwards com go IT
W from s Q cor of blk
80 Kinsley thence g SO
# thence n lao thence
W so # thence s l4O to
beginning "a -2+19
William Seiglinger s
acres in W / 33-24-19
A V Town Co As acres in
81 sw / SO 24-19
Emil Petitclair l acre in
81 sw4 80 2419
Mrs Brown com at secor
of lot l blk A Niles w
add to Kinsley thence
1T 1t thence W so #
thence n 1T it thence
c so it to beginning 80.
"a. 10
kinsley Exchange Bank
com at Sc cor OF lot 2
blk A, Niles West Adj
to kinsley, t hence =
177ft thence W SO TO- 100
1T thence n i77ft thence
e Sc 10 100, # to place
of beginning, SO 1913
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Or. Prices Cream Baking Powder
WoeiTs Fair Highest Award.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-03-15
sWINDLING PENSIONERS.
One Criminal Convicted and Another
is Now Under Arrest.

One Criminal Convicted and Another
is Now Under Arrest.
Considerable annoyance has been caused
the pension bureau during several months
by impostors, persons representing them
with the bureau. who have been operating
in the state Of Pennsylvania and fleeing
unsuspecting pensioners.
A few weeks ago Special Examiner Mar
tin Of Harrisburg, Pa, caused the arrest
Of Joe Greener. alias Joseph Green, alias
'BCckskiu Joe," a notorious criminal and
expert in this line, who has already serv-
ed three terms in the penitentiary for SINH
lar offenses. and the court again sent him
to the penttentiary for one year and six
months.
The bureau has now been advised by
Special Examiner Jere Connolly, who is
also located in Harrisburg, that he has Sc
cured the arrest of Barney Kemper, alias
Joseph Dolan, alias William Dolan, at Nc
Sherrystown, Adams county, Pa. Doian Ia
alleged to have been calling upon pension
ers in southeastern Pennsylvania, repre-
senttng to them that he had been sent out
by the pension Office to examine them and
to see that the board of examining surg
cons has done them Justice. He is also al
legged to have represented that he had
as he found them, and 1t is charged that
after making some memoranda In refer
ence to the pensioners case he would de-
mand q fee of $1.50 to have the matter put
on record. Many Gid soldiers, 1t is said,
have paid the small amount dema nded, and
Felony is the crime of which ne is charged,
and the maximum penalty is three years
Imprisonment or 81 600 fine, or both. in the
discretion of the court.
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Timber Land. to he Sold.

In accordance with an act passed by the
last Congress, the Secretary of the Navy
has turned over to the Interior Depart
ment q number of small reservations ly-
ing on the coasts Of Alabama and Missis-
sippi. which were set apart early in the
century for the purpose of maintaining an
adequate supply Of live oak and pine tim
Der for the building of naval vessels. Since
the abandonment of wooden naval ships
there has been no demand Of this kind.
and indeed, If there had been the reserva-
items could not have met 1t. for they had
been long denuded of their valuable tim
Der by squatters. The Navy Department
therefore recommended that the lands be
transferred to the Interior Department in
order that they might be disposed of under
the law to private persons. The extent OF
the reservations in Mississippi is about
$1,000 acres, while in Alabama there are
but 240 acres. There are also similar reser-
vations in Florida, but, as 1t has been re-
ported to the department that they still
contain valuable timber. the Secretary OF
the Navy has not yet concluded to surren-
der them.
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