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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-04-28
Aver tarde go sacrificaron en- Ell rasi

Aver tarde sc sacfificarOn en- Ell rastro
para ell consume de hoy en- esta Capital, go
laments 10 reses que pesaron 1861 kilos,
z esta madrugsda Sc sacrific6 o ira de 400
kilos para Ell case de que faltase carne. A
las dos de Ia madrugada Sc present6 en La
pdblico, acompafado de la policfa pre.
via las formalidades de rigor, hizo retirar
48 kilos de carne que habfan sobrado del
dia anterior que estaban colgadas para
ser expendidas hoy. Esta mafana esta.
ban POGO menos que desiertos los puestos
de carnicerfa en- el mercado. El vecinda.
rio sfgue resisti6ndose todo 10 possible &
pagar la carne & 40 centavos ell kilo. Con.
tinua la guerra contra el monopolio.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-04-28
BrilaltGS b2ratlSiQOS

A consecuencia de tener que ir q COM
prar I'm nuevo surtido Europa Sc realizan
en- ell PARIs-BAzAR, al coSto Verdddero,
todas las prendas de brillantes piedras
fuas.-Aprovechar la oportunidad que du-
rarA pocos dias. S-5
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-04-28

Dicsn de San Sebastian que Sc agita
On aquel pueblo el pensamiento de fundar
un peri6dico polftico Independence que se
titular& " El Debate." ..- 60 . :
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-04-28
Por cable se ha recibido la

Por cable sc ha recibido Ia noticia del
traslado q Filipinas de nuestro estima-
do amigo el sefor den Tomas Alfonso
Zavala, jefe de secoi6n de esta Secre-
tarfa de Gobierno, y que viene sus
tituirle ell seflor don Luis Azcarate.
El sehor Alfonso Zavala goza de merecidas
simpatfas en- esta Capital por Ell cello in
tsligencia con que visne llenando su inn
portante cometido y es de sentirge su tras-
lado.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-04-28
Pensamientoa apenos:

PensamientoB agenos:
-"Ouando un periodista para elevar-
Sc, recurre al detestable recurso de depri
mir los demks del oficio, hace su apo
Iogfa."
LA delaci6n ha sido ser& siempre
Ia mas ruin de las bajezas; pero euando la
delaci6n tiene por m6vil ell bastardo ipts-
res la envidia, Ell asqueroso delito no
tiene calificativo."
:" Napoleon aseguraba que ell me.
rito de los literatos y de los periodistas po-
dfa estimarse por Ell ntmero de sus enc
migos."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-04-28

En- Santurce so esta vendiendo la car.
ne 45 centavos 81 kiloy, como ca natu-
raj, la familias Sc resisten s comprarla.
iQui6n diablos ha de comprar carne cen
nuaso 46 csntavos el kilo, an1amantando
Yala aeis cantaYoa La Ehre
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-04-28

Las personals cue por conducto de es-
ia Agencia tengan Seauros de Vida vigen.
tes on la MASSACHU USETTS BENEFIT
ASSOCIATION DE BOSTON por moneda
mexicana y deseen cambiarIos por- orc
Espafacl 8 Americana, pueden pedir in
formes al que suscribe,
3-2 R, B. LOPEZ.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-04-28

Los senadores electos por ell partido
Unconditional de esta Isla, son los sefiores
don Jose Gallart, don Pedro Escudero y
Escudero y don Jose de la Tore Villa
nueVR.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-04-28

CASA hUEVA de vivienda bien 81
tuada Sc alquIla, en- la Gale de San Fran.
cisco n1mero 36, Capital Ademas sc ven
den baratas todas las maderas de anda-
naios, , otros utensilios que Sc emplean
para ODEaS. 80
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-04-28

Como en- es5a semann sc constituira
Ia Junta Directiva de la Sociedad Coope-
tendremos alberta la coleota do acciones
para ell estableoimiento de aquella Liga,
que tantas ventajas reportara este Ve.
cindario.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-04-28
NlTIGEAG GEnEpALES

Con motive de haber sido electo Sena-
dor del Reino por las di6cesis de Santiago
de Cuba Ell Ilustrfs!no Sr Obispo de Puer.
to Rico y si6ndolo por derecho propio ell
Sr Arzobispo Metropolitano de aquella
di6cesis, verifoaran juntos los estimables
Prelados Ell viaje & la Peninsula. El sefior
Arzobispo llegara Ponce ell z del pr6xi-
mo mes en- ell vapor VGIlaverde, donde ira
recibirle ell Sr Obispo de Puerto Rico y
juntos, segun hemos dido, vendran por la
Oarretera Central, para tonaar en- esta Ca.
pital ell vapor direoto del dia 10. FL 5r
Minguella saldra de esta Capital para Pom.
ce el del entrsnte.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-04-28

Hemos escrito varias cartas un We
cino de Humacao, sin recibir nj contea-
taci6n. SentiriamoE tener qua escribirle
por medic del peri6dico para yer 81 sur
ta meior efecto. "a
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-04-28

Suenan varios nombres de respetabIes
personals como candidates 6 la presiden.
cia de Ia Cooperative de La carne. We
mos perfectamente acertado que ss pien-
se en- una persona de arraigo buena re-.
presentation para ocupar Ell expresado
cargo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-04-28
I'm s.I.a Rama de PI1arto r

En- sLa Fams de Puerto Rico" de don
Francisco Arrabal, San Francisco As ,se
consiguen cachemires de colores, propios
para trajes de viaje; c6fros de lstas y
colores; velos de religiosa, Ultima move
dad al gran cors6 LA FAMA reformado
& Ia rnoda y quo tanto gusta al bello sexo
de este ciudad.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-04-28

Han ingresado hoy en- la Real Caroel
de ests Oiudad cumplir arresto por in
fracci6n al Reglamento de Hygiene. las
vecinas Manuela Gimenez 1nocencia
M0ufafiaz
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-04-28

Escriben de Bayam6n que Sc inician
en- aQuella localidad grandes proyectos
para celebrar este af1o las fiestas patro-
naIes
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-04-28

Nos escriben de Mayag1ez (que es la
verdadera poblaci6n progresista de Puer-
to.Rico }, participandonos que Sc han pc.
dido ipformes Europa referertes & Ia
nueva Inaquinaria que con exit fabuloso
SO emplea para la fabrication 10 fosforos,
pues segdn parece, SO trata de formar una
sociedad para explotar aga industria, aba.
ratando el articulo, Nos prometen tener.
nos al corriente de 10 qua resulte de las
primeras gestiones. .--.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-04-28

ABAST1 1PURLIG0.-Lac carne dc res
Q expendera manana 40 centavos eI
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-04-28

En- Mayagiez han ernpezado tomar,
Sc serias precauciones contra el muermo.
En- solo tres dias han sido sacrifcados
unos IA caballos. Por aquf antes de to.
mar preoauciones esperamos, como siem-
pre-, que. sc presenter casos.
De Ponce SO ha recibido un telegrama
anunciando que esta madrugada saIi6 en
coche de aquella ciudad con rumbo la
nuestra, el selor Lloret, uno de los EN-
preaarios de la aplaudida compafiia de zar
zuela, empresa Lloret Pastor Compa
MIA. va hemos dicho que debutara en-
nuestro teatro CON "Campanone" en- la
noohe de de entrantA.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-04-28

Sc VENDE la tienda pulperia situada en-
la Gale del Sol numero l12. Para infor.
mes disigirse la miama. 16-la
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-04-28

Seg1n nu""tras noticias, la carne de
res que Sc va .iA aver de m6nos en- esta
Capital, fuer 3 kilos, comparados con
el consume di4r,o. teni6ndose en- cuenta
las reses que d"jar de sacrifcarse del
numero que 80 be- eficia ordinariamsnte,
De estos, 80 kilos fueron ofrecidos despu6s
de las doce del dia razon de 30 centavcs
q los hospitales y Asilos de Carload. De-
be no olvidarse que no sobr6 mas carne,
porque muchas familias sc proveye1on de
ella antes de aver, que SO sacrifcaron II
reses. Aver 10 solamente.
Sc elogia mucho en- esta Capital la &C.
tividad del sef1or Sanchez Rebollo, jefe de
la seccion de Orden Pdblico, que como
en- otro lugsr decimos, logr6 esta ma.
drugada sorprender en- Ell mercado carnes
en- NAL estado, dispuestas, segin se dicr,
para ofrecerlas hoy Ia venta pdblica. Di
chas carnes, examinsdas por eI Veteri-
mario, fueron puestas disposition del
sehor Juez de Instruction del distrito Ca
tedral,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-26

8 moments though: o2e hoy rosponie
,lch acssSe senS-2.s' my ZANE IS
Nev. pr. y. c Portes who Tor over $
.hi~a OF 4 century las oeca professor vi
bc,Hny. zoc-oey aud geology IL Lafayette
College Is 10 -c;5xe from TIA; position a;
ihe eno OF The present collegiate yeas.
iea- Kelvin has written 20 Lori Twsa, &
c2le -s4at No feels S-Vorg.N wlth Giu3 ina
Inv ;s.os% spi,shle form fp~ me t2aacT
rsriaa-aFl wo1A Ne some foundation for
ihe A-vN accneDt e. electrical seiez.ce IN
LONDON or Glasgow.
rclone. Fo;er t'cnH-Cseiskell Han YVES
elected pres i2s-ri % Ihe PENNSYLVANIA Co
lo4iai sst.Uty az is aangA- rneeJ.ns ltS.
~ tle Is thp head 20 ,te FruH-si-sk "a
= ~. wllaea sti-est rs be oldest bs1Ull
81 William Fcuu's tescvnlants
ScCa after So James ho.l bee ma lor 3
provost lie ~ Scn vas 50 much struck
pX the terrible havnt which drink when
iakCn 20 excess. piAsr, among Ire homes
OF ne poor tina; sire became , CONVEX: TO
,ee; otahsn. and ssh remains - Ah-
TIC car Of Rasst9 has four separate
serNlc es of horSsss nj c,.riaG-s. n4inely
i0e klss'N1. French. English ann gaia
as Zach gel comprises y least nf,v
hoissS, The Russian -; accompanies the
V.APstnr Wherever nc So-'s, ana a Catch
ma i; : rsed. together with the English.
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POINTS ABOuT PEOPLE.

me Duke OF tiamlton's family MAJ,
sol1um cost upwards OF $4,000 10 cor,
DE- DAVID Murray. writer b,s no.,
elected a director OF ihe chamber ~ 80,
iherce, Glasgow, Scotland V'"-
George Hannah, a thin red line. ma,
u,Aed al Thornhobank. Scotland. recon ~ T.
re served through the whole Of ~
crimea. 'V Vi the
james Murres, the GLASGOW on,t,...
NM r. contemplating a trip to the Norm
'lackmannGn. ""'" N
NJ bedroom mirror. which helonr.i 90
Ni'holas !, czar OF Russia. has hcea a..
me rossessi m of pr. Patterson p,.i,..ta ~
Alan, for about forty years. muse Vi
CIV, Wfl s,nr r. Nelson, cil,or OF the Kansas
wears IN Paris. has just presented lp X , an
sas cry large collection of works Of - ~,
which he gathered N Paris. vi arr
While Bishop Schuritz of CoIo,,,o ,,...
Nislumg Z school IN his diocese recently he
held mp MS signet ring, on which tha Ia,
tiers i. X. s. were engraved. and asr icy
one OF the pup.ls their meaning. Aftsr
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-26
THANKSGIVING DAY


The beautiful custom OF obser,,r,
OF National Thanksgiving In this country
has come down to us from the pilgrlms an,
IN New England 1t has ever been ono -,
the most popular and generally observe,
holidays of the year.
There Is no other country on the globe
where such festival is SO observed .ra
there is possibly no other Nation on tho
globe with so many reasons for its oh
servance as with us. The first Natiopn,
proclamation of THANKSGIVING Day was is
sued By Washington and. although many
States continued the custom, It was not
until Lincoln that the presidents began
again TO set aside day Nationally for
such purpose, Since then the last Thursday
in November has been annually designated
by the chief magistrate OF the Nation as
Thanksgiving Day and its observance as
such has become one of our most beauti-
full and popular customs.
There has rarely been year In Amer
lean history when there was not abundant
cause for the American people to especial
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Alvin Isocul Notes.

AMID Texas. November 25.-- Business
VIII be practically suspended here tomor-
row Thanksgiving bay. the business men
an having signed a petition to this effect
rms market is being well supplied with
large solid head cabbage, green corn heots
aud other vegetables The acreage In
cabbage is quite large this fall and ship
mt tts VIII began in about ten days.
Mr' wallace lumber man from Yoa-
KUN, Texas. also ). Z. Hiatt and ]. NJ.
Rhodes Of Fort Worth, were prospecting
here yesterday,
a very heavy rain has been falling here
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-26

Corpus Christi. Texas. November 2i.-The
Corpus Christi fire department celebrated
i's twenly-ffth anniversary today with Il
zig parade at 2:S0 this afternoon and a
grand ball and magnificent supper at Mar
ket hall tonight In the parade the hook
ana ladder truck, hose carriages and en-
gine were beautifully and artistically deco
rated with flowers. which gavo Thorn the
appearance OF fairy chGrlots. The ball and
sdpper was attended by an immense con-
course OF people
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The ArnnSus IctIIrs

Arinsas Pass, Texas. November 2I-Cap-
tain Charles + Arnold, Colonel Goodyear's
FOREMAN arrived tonight with force Of
'eu men ana VIII proceed TO business at
once as their supplies Of dynamite arrived
'ouay lie says they are here to stay, and
u''iT pan oi operations will be to complete
the Clarke iotty on the north side and mo
Nelson letty on the south side, They will
use the dynamite I'm small charges until it
Is ascertained what effect II would produce
on the )etties current. and so on.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-26
Peculiar Tr,n..,

'"r'S' Texas November 25'-Yestcrd.,.
afternoon w l. Wright Respectable an,
wen 'o''o farmer living ten miles so,,.h
o. the CITY, fired at chicken hawk with a
''''''' me bullet missed the mark.
cut struck boy named Jacks. who ,as
p''Nins cotton on an adjoining farm ,bro.
'''''hS OF a mile away, intlieting woun,
from which he died today.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-26

New York. November 2s.-In tho course
/ or an address the other DAY Police Com
/ Mites omar Roosevelt declared that The
1 Haiaes law has stored Ierpendieg.s-
4iinkigg on sunday ami thAt IS a gooI
'A-i-- he eia -f*ak-easg can bo pstei
an" sor. of rs-osfn.
Il Is stated IN -ieamsh p circ.es that she
Areely Ocean rrus: coutenplates ous:ins
ala the local cab.a agents in New York
ard ia This manner ob-4.n faU possession
u ife business. THIS means that TRIMS
Atlantic JAS vHeers VIII have 10 nay an
20 80
The enl-ot-. he-cen,ary puriiis. seems
;o be- on velvet In ne metropolis of this
glorious country Sporting men and AL
a2inirens 81 The manly art ia THIS vicinity
ose much dressed wiki Commissioner
Rooscve.ls .tc.ls On boxing They re-
A,tsI g. as tNc VEN best ;hll-. inAt couii
nave h-f le! for iAr sport They .ay
mere never Ah lee =ay lrLlAllty N Ii we'll
r, sula-t. contest.
Tie historic "rqiry Kitchen is no more.
For ten years II has he,n one OF .he land
marks on The south side of Union Square
near broadway. with It's Dig plate glass
"nd2Ns hHel with goodies ana It's sounds
Of orches "a music. which wen waited 10
he Sirae, % the wings % more or less
aIpeAzinz o-prs. To-Day rev ,rt-s auu
7tIr- stool in the great barren room. gui
,he oaly ware exuuso,l .re "A lev frays
p' broken cAndic~ Ihe former PROPRIETOR
i4'is not been seen since Tuesday midnight.
To the Salvation Army in New York
and throashol. the counsvy as Nell. The
past week had special Significance. It
" us the coy eek Of Self Denial and U-as
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-26
TELEPHONE NUMBERS.
Editorial. 45l, Buslness. ~.


The Post IL delivered TO any part OF the
city by carriers a. sl.D per month"; three
months, $50. six months. !b.N. one yer.
tl200
Mr.. Theodore Boring has charge of tins
CITY Circulation and Collecting
Messrs. Theodore BeriaF and Charles
city bills. both advertising ana sub GRIP
tpn. nud 10 money snouk .a paid 30 rrS
one o'h:r than those tamed. uri3ss spce. a.
written authority signed b. tins business
manager u shown. Al 1clruHt4 Of any
n!%e should be paid by check Ia favor u
me Houston Printing Company.
no orders for goods. etc, are gwen by
ne inanhgemcnt aud none Nil be ac"epte
IL plyncnt OF cfAre bNl4.
Su34t ribers falling 10 receive The '1oeT
i'fulaily WA please noisy ihe o;hce
promptly Lvery subscriber! paper IS eN,
Ieeted 10 be delivered not later ,nan s.-s
Il. m
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-26

~ return thanks TO the Crea. Ruler o.
events for the manifold blessings they en-
,oyed The present year Is no exception to
the general rule, no; because we have es.
capped any pending National disaster, as
narrow and prejudiced executive may
have in,imsted, but because we continue
TO enjoy those priceless inheri;anees ana
advantages tina. have made US the hap
piesi. most generally prosperous ani great
est people on the earth tody. And this co..
diticn is not all Of our own independent
making. In spite OF skeptics aa9 scofers
Intelligent humanity ins;inctively feels
tina, there Is a Divinity that shapes our
understandings and puny efforts there is
a Divine code by which man IS governed,
even as the physical universe Is governed.
and tina; there is Ged o. nations as o.
men.
1t is grand sight TO see the greatest
though the younges, O. the powerful ma
lions on the earth stop the busy wheels o.
National life TO q large extent one day =
the year for the express and Officially De.
creed purpose Of returning thanks 70 that
unseen but universally felt Power that
holds US as within the palm q It's hand
and Tor brie' season also engage f. good
cheer ana adecuanaie feilowsA,s Such o.
cas!ons keep The National heart s-esa
hey cheek the corro3!ng Influence Of Va
iionaL sectional and Individual struggle.
against seemirsly trying conditions and
eaye man better and brighter and more
lopcful FOR the future.
For The best country on the globe for
he hest government among nations to-
he greatest individual freedom ana t.e
srca;est individual opportunities. Tor the
most diversified products snd most houu;o-
'ps harves,s, Tor the eroadest charity ani /
be fTeest reiizioa among nations. tor s
''awth that is phenomenal AMI futu-
'eyo-a calculation 70 rs promise Of power I
na beneaconce-,he American people t. (
tag can express the deepest and siaeercst /.
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Schooner Wrecked.

ouintana, Texas. November 25.-The
Andre Bowden is the schooner reported &c
be In distress yesterday ~ the mowth OF
and her cargo OF cotton thrown overheard.
Parties from that place state that her cargo
VIII be saved. but thst>tho boat has gone
TO pieces.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-26


| II la f1f'inat@ f"r the South tha' the ga
Of -c'i feeling WAS restored n the N's'
ir. ,;a,y4.,s7-f.n.. ~.us ana Ne,g-f .
-,ptr.-,f.i Arne.t4 t.,r. ,v.s r-ti
b.,y,i.-rs and ,.-.,,-,,... i.....t,...s at,,. 81
,..r frs.t. 81, ,rts .....o, - ,.-.s-.
,.,,es ,ot,4 rom, me r.r.sr. nam,
vo.,,4 ~. ..,.,.... ,,4.~s.se., ~, ,-,i, s,,.
,,,,s a, s,,rh ......g.,r, 49, .,,. -.
''Ah PARTY y were possible 20 revive
'hH, .4a ilA'r - "h'NA 80 lone n'hS over the
''''n' ''Sf F''h'fiae l'4h"f- would h-
IRA l'or ana 7i.re is 30 stopping ri4te-the
desccu. Is e,sy.
=
L.. -. ~. -.
40 ID
- -
T'he Post r-nts MS morning an ou,,ln.
N''I'' ''''.''N p ~
49,. ~. 80 &c
-. y
r-e4riei as NJ kinlcy's erson1l or-
r.sH' the o"tilt 3' Mr We,linan's forecast
" u ls Regarded WITH muth interest,".
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,o, w.. a-. 49,. -, -, [.
49,, ,.r,son'- 49, ',f w - ''e Do',',
N''i' y" "- TINE i'' rF"n the diploma ic
tf 'Nf'lhe ZIP i"| '' nave arrive tlh
'.li.'t ny 'ao "A' n'inn may beat 'Ao is"s
'i ihe tlAI 20 Mr o'He''S office.
-rr,.,..s do, ,,.- --,,,-- ,,.,..,.-. .,....,,
100 '' '''' '''e sN.N'i
ny amount Il cotton y,t unpietet
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ne Ne" Vfi'AnS Iln's7'l enocrAt fig
rs No klniey's popular plurality over
an. al ia and M. ,o,a. for p,,.', 49,,
ssy.an and n.y., a.1 w.,
At.cd FOR f3r,a,, ,f.t-l,,,..,,. ,...i ,,.,,
even lover man ma,
-
been 30 worried oyer tho Ar,ne,,,,, ~.
acres cur taxi. II nut an r,urlt.>. ed.
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Inc Hon Grover Cleveland omitted -
shouIl be thankr,u for th., ~. -
hoer, chang. a.er.cd IA, ,,,. N,,....,.,
n,,ni-,ration h,t ,r,-. MONTE 49,,
member thar mo, ,,,..,
-
,r S''''N"' "e'N' ana
49,. 30 avg '4'"b VIC uh-
- 80 '''' 7"''o'''
II f. grnt.svtna, Ia learn g,,,+,, vo,,ov,,.,,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-26

Oh tn the city-sueSS r !. !. eal, I'M
special motif" o,i,'1, Of Ala IL sla
cd. I've ordinance Is a., = !
" veto the orhinsS u,s aetlw IL
his reasons at u. lad lha
pv A,,.. NEW BUSHES
a auu,n'rn Pacific s.I1..' 9 ss'
o ou'' 1,a,, to place a il.snss !, NM
ried. Nv "ia.sl
BY Alderman Hej,..
S Se,w..r commissioner NJ Ne, ~
s sSr@,'n the tracks q d i. ~ "
stree, Railway company u, .s,, 81
$, whenever needed q. .,r !, q |
company. Carried, y @f sths \
By 4 I1arp,,o
Xlyor and finance comn ON, ase
neet meeting what lis,,u.., Nd
can can be made to pave ' v,..r
ana a rut In a sewer, wS., ssn !,
aa, ioan or issue interest I s',. \
ce,yable for taxes. car,,. p'ass
ny Alderman Cronan, ~ ma,
secretary provide himself y, ds', N
lu,er book in which 10 rs VIZ :
outstanding ard that my ,,si' |. n
issued. nia! IN
The special committee Il NJ
tlons upon the death Of 4 / n
ported as follows;
1t has pleased III
to remove from our nld,, y
el'lzen and a member Of ~ Y.
hrard, A. ]. Jourde, thcrs,o..
Resolved by the city cc,pcs
Of Houston, That in The M a
we md a man upright, houer
1--WE TO his every duty; ,h,t !
OF the school board he Va, n
TO build up and improve ou, y
system.
Resolved. That in The .ss
Jocrde Houston has los, a n,
zen, ore whose place can N
lilled, that We most he.rIlr l
with his distressed family i,
hour of bereavement; that v,
resolutions be spread NO, b
Of this council, and that Ii. 4,
instructed 10 send a copy d ii
the family of deceased.
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These resolutions were atssis}
ing vote Of the council.
Alderman Street said t.e 4
recognized the necessity 0! d, IA
ership Of the water aad li,si =
also recognized the fact tat b :
such ownership In the eilyi gsw(
cial condition would be gnen|
possible. He said the city ~ W
the Electric Light company lsM1
for lights. He thought this t1as
As we'll be paid toward xr1fl 4
prletOry interest in a light dE
moved that the secretary 0svssl
respoadence upon this subiia ~
light contractors and that ~
ment be placed in some fnitiz
proposing TO pay $4,000 lariH y
ing of a plant.
Alderman Cronan asked M
man from the Third yard 'Tai
motion for a week or NOR, W
ting up some data upon DC Tsi
He said he knew a cry 'hM Y
and lights simply in coas'shH
awarding OF franchises
Alderman Street saw 20 W.
motion being put, as the n,' !
that could he secured on W. ~
better. ,a
The motion prevailed and U
adjourned.