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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-13
DELINQUENT NOTICE.


Notlce.-Thcrc are dellnuuont on e..
following described stock on accom-, ~
assessment No. 2 Of one-half OF ono con,
company. levied on the 18th DAY OF NJ
MEMBER 1893. the several amounts ~,
opposite the names OF the rcspcotivs
aknfaholdert as follows. ''
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Health is Wealth
Or. {. c. Vests Norvo
and Brain Treatment

Tho original. all others limitations. ~ sold
under positive written guarantee, by au.
thurzed agents only, 70 cure weak mem
nervousness. inaHltude. excessive use OF
tobacco. opium. ur liquor which leads 10
misery, consumption, Insanity ana death.
At store or by mail. 81 "a box, ak fut A.,
with written guarantee to cure or refund
money. sample package, containing I'VE
days treatment, With full Instructions. -
cents. one sample only sold Go each per-
aon. Al store OF By mail
Red Label Special Extra Strength, for
tasa 81 Power. 81 box. six for 3. with
written GUARANTEE 20 cure In % days. At
store VI hy mail.
=. c. ScHRMAM.
Prescription Druggist.
Mccormick building, c0Fnor Main aud FIRST
South street. Salt Lake city. Utah.
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80 s. rs-lss-.ssa=--c~S
For sale by z. G. ~ l.. Clark Ell
drcdge a CO.. Western Hardware 90.
SAT- Lake Hardware Co, aud Oeo. A.
Love- Salt Lake city. Utah.
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Notice u hereby given that at q meet.
lnE 81 the Board vt Directors Of said
t'iuhtf, ~, an lHhDHHmOnt of one az
cont per share wa, levied on the CAPITAL
stock q the corporation. payable i'm.
NJ. ~ Main Street Any stock upon
Nli.h lhls assessment may remain un-
nAit on the 18th dn. % January is.p
hhnu De delinquent and advertised fOT
safe ~ public auction. aud. unless pay.
invnt u made before, Will be- sold on the
lst Jay OF February, 100. NJ o'clock
with the cost OF advertising and expense
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Nollse-Thore are delinquent upon tho
hsagsHment No, Z. levied on Tho asih day
OF NuNembor iNA, the several amounts
het opposite the names Of the reHneriiv,
shareholders. as follOwa: 'Ne"''
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-13

The annual meeting Of tho stock.
holders Of the Cumberland Mining Com.
pany will be held In room ~ ATLAS
block SAT Lake Siy. uiah; on JAM ~.
purpose OF tfnnsactinK the regular buei.
ness OF the annual meeting. and for the
further purpose OF Amending the articles
that the stock will be assessahie. aud
also 10 reduce ~ face value OF the
stock from Ten Dollars per share 10 one
Dollar Der share.
GEoRGE u. EMERY. Secretary
sat Like civ. Iinh. Doc. ~ i've
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-13

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders OF the Salt l.ako Rapid
compary'a Office. IN Gnlcna block, SAT-
Lake city. Utah, upon Saturday. Jan-
uary H. 100. q so,slock 2. ~
J,S cAMERON. President
GEO. y. oANNET'r. Secretary.
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Sal, Lake city. Jan. 3. 800.


Co-op WAGON s MACHINE co The
annual meeting Of the stockholders Of ~.
10 operative Wagon 4 Machine Co" VIII
he held at the upmpnny's ONCE In SAT- LAKE
city. utah. ON Monday. January ~ 80 ~
2 O'Clock o. m. The purposes for which sail
fucoting is'callcd arcs To elect director. Tor
the ensuing year. TO receive the annual tc.
ports ~ the president and secretary. and
~ transact my such other business ~ may
lawfully come before said meeting
MELVIN ~ WELLS Secretary.
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caasia Mining Company. prlnclnal
Pace OF business, salt Lake tIty,
lthh, Location of Mines, Common
,rcek, cansia County. Idaho.
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DlLiSqrrsr soricr.

The N9fihrn Shy Mining Company. Prin.
cipal PLACE OF Husinesa. Mccormick
a Co.'S Bank. Salt Lake civ
Utah
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1899-07-19

BOOKS EIS.Ot
Geo. D. Barnard & Co., stationary 3.5(
q" +" =" 3.5(
O. M. Olsen, supplies 1870
Aug. L. Matter, fees and mileage 256.3e
~. " Board. pris. March 22.2:
g" April 1850
"< /" " May 342(
g. ~ 49," June 33.Ot
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1899-07-19
NEW STOCkYARDS,

The G. & N. W. stoekvards, damaged
by fire a few weeks ago, are being re-
built and work is being pushed in such
way as to make progress visible stead
lily. The new yards will be provided
with all the improvements necessary to
put them in perfect sanitary condition
and this will 20 doubt prove satisfactory
to the board of health. Dr.. Strickler,
president of that body, comedies with
DR.. Bracken, secretary to the state board
of health, that the improvements sug-
gested by the railroad company will
render the yards equal IN every respect
to any of the stockyards in the state.
The yards being of vital importance 20
New Ulm's financial interest, a peace
able and satisfactory solution of this
heretofore knotty problem is satisfac-
tory to all parties concerned The will
lingness of the North Western, to COM
ply with the suggestion of DR.. Bracken
and the board of health before the Yards
were destroyed, has facilitated matters
to great extent.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1899-07-19
JUSTICE COURT.

The following cases were tried before
Justice Hennlngsen since our last report
JOS. Rewitzer charged with assault by
Geo. Kraus was fined S. and costs, to.
tai Of 1905
Ed. Wilbrecht interfered with Pound
master Clements while in discharge OF
his duty and received the smallest fine
under the law, SO aud So costs. He
paid his fine.
John Monahan was fined SIS and $5
costs for drunkenness He is serving
his term of ten days in Jail.
Hy. Bisson got So and costs for drunk
enness. In default Of cash he serves eight
days in Jail under bread-and water
diet except on the fifth day.
The same dose was given Cbas. Peters
for the same offense.
On motion OF City Attorney Ecksteip,
a plea for clemency being made by Col.
Pfaender, the remainder of the sentence
against Chas. Peters, charged with drunk
enness, was remitted by Justice Henning-
sen Monday morning. -..~~
Nels Hanson a somewhat dubious
character was run in by Marshall Klause
Saturday morning, Hansen being in an
intoxicated condition his trial on a
charge of vaglancy was postponed until
evening when a fine of $25 and costs
was imposed upon him. In lieu of cast,
Hanson took up his residence at Hotel
Matter where he will be kept on bread
and-water diet with tie exception of the
fifth and tenth days, when he will be
given regular meals.
Similar fines may be regarded as a
sanitary measure, as it viii; r,i the city
of the numerous suspicious persons in
Testing this LOCALITY.
Jas. Cannon arrested for drunkenness
by Marshal Klause Sunday evening, was
fined $40 and costs by Justice Jacobs
Monday. The case being au aggravated
one a heavy dose seemed necessary. Can
will serve eight days on a bread and wa
ter diet.
Chas. Pashby, lately released from
Jail, where he served ten days SEN
tence for stealing Chas. Stengel's dog,
was arrested for drunkenness Sunday.
Judge Jacobs gave him IS and costs,
vice six days at bread and water.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1899-07-19

ton Richart's place. The auditor and
chairman OF the board were authorized
to advertise for bids which are to be o.
pened at the next regular session of the
board in January 1900 for considera-
ton.
On motion the application from the
town OF Albln asking tor aid to con
struct an iron bridge across the Little
Cottonwood river was reconsidered and
1t was resolved to allow the town of AL
bin $1O0 to be paid out of the county
road and bridge fund.
The petition of John Hurias to be set
off with his land from school district No.
80 to school No. IL was upon motion
granted.
The petition of Ghas. Schumacher to
be set off with his land from school dis
trict No. IS to school district No. - was
upon motion granted. .-.
81. -. JULY l2th.
The board met pursuant to adjourn
ment at 9 9o'clock a. m. All members
present. ....-e s
The following alterations were made
on the. poor record:
julius Hallig, New Ulm, reduced to IS
per month.
Mrs. S. Waibel, New Ulm, reduced to IS
per month.
Mrs. NJ Hirsch, New Ulm, allowed 80
per month.
John Edler, New Ulm, allowed 81 per
month.
Wilhelmlne Scherz, New Ulm, raised to
SIS per month.
Frederick Radsch, Golden Gate, allowed
$5 per month from July l., 1899.
Mrs. E. Hesse, New Ulm, reduced to s.
per month.
Fritz Werner, New Ulm, allowed IS per
month.
Bids for furnishing so tons of coal
for the court house for the ensuing year
were then taken up and opened.
The bid of II. Nagel to deliver so
tons of Wilmington coal to the court
house at $4.15 per ton was accepted,
said bid being the lowest. The auditor
was authorized to issue his warrant on
the treasurer for the amount, when coal
is delivered.
Mr.. Knudson and others Of the town
of Eden appeared before the board re-
garding ditch which was laid out in the
towns of Eden and Prairieville in the
year 1884 with reference to repairing the
same. The matter of repairing said ditch
of the several towns, through which the
same runs, the county commissioners
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1899-07-19
"A GOOD TIME EXPECTED

AS stated in former issue there will
be a grand festival in Hermann's Park
on Sunday July 30th, for which occasion
ample>preparations are being made. The
net proceeds will go into the fund for
keeping the monument and the grounds
in repair and the various lodges O. d. Fl.
S. will as r consequence participate.
The committee on arrangements, consist
ing of Messrs. Jos. GALES, Peter Herian
and Chas. Hauensteln are busy at work
and so far fattering promises have been
received. Excursion trains will be run
from the Twin Cities, from La Crosse,
and Candy and from the neighboring
towns large delegations are expected. !.
A festival at Hermann's Park never
fails to attract large crowd and the
festival of the 30th will be no exception,
especially as fair weather is promised by
our local forecaster, And. J. Eckstein.
According to press reports a vigorous
campaign IS being made for the coming
festival, which promises to equal the one
of two years ago.
Fritz Lehman of Milford was kicked
L nv q v,cinue horao Loot Sofurdov .,,.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1899-07-19
could not take any action regarding the.
same On motion meeting adjourned to

AFTERNOON SESSION.
The board met pursuant to adjourn
.ment to 2 o'clock p. m. All members
present.
u The following bills were audited and
allowed during the session, VIZ:
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1899-07-19

AFTERNOON SESSION.
The board met pusuant to adjourn
ment to p. m. All members present.
Commissioner Augustine reports tn at
it will be necessary to undergo expens-
i've repairs on the Burns bridge, which
is almost unpassable and he recommends
that a new iron bridge be placed on the
north side Of said bridge, and upon mo-
tion it was resolved that the commit
tee of said bridge is hereby authorized
to make the necessary repairs. The au-
ditor was instructed t., ask for bids to
be opened by said committee on Sept.
4th; 1899 at o'clock p. m. The priv
lege to reject any or all bids should be
reserved by said committee.
On motion it was resolved that the
poor farm situated in the town of Stark
is offered for sale. Offers will be enter
tanned at the next regular session in Ian
uary 1900. ( ..~.
The auditor was requested to present
a bill for the amount Of 81 to the City
of New Ulm, being for lot which was
charged at the CITY cemetery for the bur
ial Of Ingomar jacobson, which bod Y
was exhumed and shipped to Springfield
for burial. ~
A delegation representing the Breed
er's Association appeared before the
board asking for an appropriation from
the county to aid the maintenance of the
fair. Application was considered and
it was resolved that owing to the county
finance no appropriation cansbe made.
On motion minutes were read and ap-
proved, whereupon meeting adjourn ed
to meet Wednesday, July 10th, 1899 at
10 o'rlocksa.4 m.
Fr. Schubert,
Chairman Board Of Co..
Commissioners.
Louis G.. Vogel, Co. Auditor and
Ex-officio Clerk of Board.
Frank Webber was visiting with the
familyio iof ]. Il. Doty in Courtlaad par,
of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Keltjen Of Osha.
wa were visiting with New Ulm friend.
part Of last week. From here they ven
to Bird Island.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1899-07-19
DEMONSTRATES JAcTS<.

We daily demonstrating the buying public hereabous that
this good store to trade at Good merchandise rightly bought and
honestly priced always finds ready market We give wide berth
to lobby, sideracked trashy truck.
Our people will have of it, This highly complimentary
your intelligence and strongly suggests knowledge Of
my Newest and best Of the products here all priced with
absolute fairness
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1899-07-19
Official
Proceedings.
CONTINUED from last weekly
JULY nth.

JILL iiIn. & = =
ihe board met pursuant to adjourn
ment to O'Clock p. m. All members
present. X. l.>
The board proceeded to select from
the qualified electors of the county 90
persons properly qualified to serve as
grand jurors, and "a persons properly
qoallhed as petlt jurors il place of those
that served at the June term of district
court 1899. Said lists were signed by
the county auditor and filed with the
clerk of court.
The following personal property tax
es for the year 1898 were considered un-
collectable and were accordingly abated: ::
NJ. Is. Mute, New Ulm S 294
"A. .. 10th, O7
r. M. Baldwin, Sleepy Eye 435
r. harquardt, AFT
aug. Stelnke, d" 24O0
w. j. S"mmervllle, Albin 2.0S
c. A. Johnson, Is.
Christ Danielson, Edeh 1.43
Jens DaEielson, I" .S4
J. G. Gould, Mulligan 7.45
). y. Goald, " LAO
John Wetterzellner, Mulllgan 3.69
IheO NethWen, Stately 1.45
Elise Jeever, Leavenworth "a
John Ulsmith, " Is
An estimate of the county expenses
for the ensuing year having been pre-
pared by the auditor reading as follows:
State of Minnesota
County of Brown.
| hereby estimate that the following
amounts will be required to defray the
expenses of the different funds of the
county for the coming year:
Revenue Fund $4,000.
Poor 5000
Road and Bridge " 1900
LOUIS G. VOGEL,
COUNTY AUDITOR.
The board resolved and ordered that
said amounts be levied on the taxable
property of Brown Co., MINI. for the
year 1899, the rate Of which shall not
exceed the following figures, viz:
Rev. Fund, Levy not to exceed 3.3 mills.
Poor 8 {" i" 1.2 "
Road & Bridge " g " IS
On motion it was resolved that an
lion bridge shall be built next year
across the Big Cottonwood river on the
county road, which was laid out between
the towns Of Sigel and Milford near An
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1899-07-19
Utto|neyeII S
NEW ULMvs sPRINGFIELD.
The Gun Clubs of Both Places Compared their
|. Skill at Springfield.

The New Ulm Gun Club, thirteen
members, left for Springfield Saturday
evening in order to test their efficiency
when compared with the Springfield
Gun Club. The guests were cordially re-
ceiyed and royalty treated; the Spring
field club did themselves proud in show
ing their guests all the courtesies imas-
Unable. A sumptuous spread was pre-
pared for 4he guests, and the latter were
not even permitted to stop at the hotels,
they being made comfortable at the
homes of the various members of the
Springfield Club.
The shooting Sunday morning was Is
yards rise at unknown angles and the
following scores were made out of
possible 25:
New UIm. Springfield.
Col. Jos. Bobleter Is John r. Schmid Is
F. W. Fritsche 8 q. A. Schleuder Is
Julius Krause Is G.. II. Heimann 10
Louis G.. Vogel 10 VIM. G.. Frank 6
VIM. Koch 8 Geo. P. Forster
Alf. ]. Vogel VIM. Duncan s
VIM. Meyer Is Chas. Gamble Is
John A. To5erer R. C. Schmid 1s
Martin Olson II Pat. McLaughlln1O
Capt. Jno. Buschers5 Alf. De Voice 12
Robert Fritsche 10 Jno. B. Schmid 10
Fred Pfaender 10 A. Aftermath IA
Herm. ANIME IA John Lockway 10
134 142
The New Ulm gunners returned Sum
day afternoon and they all reported
q magnificent time. Saturday evening
the Springfield Club will be here, the
guests of the New Ulm Club and anoth-
er shoot will be had Sunday.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1899-07-19
..CORSETS.

Our Corset 'Depa tment is we'll supplied with
Corsets and Corset Waists. Our Thompson Glove
Fitting Corset is noted for its Converse Seams they
fit and feel like kid glove. This corset can he OBJ
tanned tor $1.0O. Then havea Cresco Corset that
cannot break at the waist line, which combined with
highlacing make it fit any figure perfectly with entire
comfort and render the usual breaking at the waist
line and hip impossible Price Of Cresco Corset 81.
Then there is the G.. D. Chicago Corset Waist
which is nice fitting waist for any Lady. Price 81.
Then we carry the Henderson corset a long
wasted, and also in short corset with the French
hips and low busts, a yer; nice fit \ \ .ysz
Also DIR. Warmers Corset, c. C. G. Corsets, Jacks
Waist, Henderson Waist, and different stylcssin
chldren's waists. Also good line in Summer Cor
sets at 25c 35c., 45c., Soc, and up.
Often lady seems hard to please in corsests
when the fact is the merchant hasn't the style she
wants. and the saleslady tries to sell something else
Ou- plan is to have the corset wanted.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1899-07-19

contract t' TT 28. 90
New Ulm Elect. Light Co. 80
City Of New Ulm, q pening and
closing 2 graves 90
Ad. d. Wolf. SO trees and planting $500
Math. Mueller, whitewashing jail 9.35
! vi. ssBerndt, drawing map 300
H. Naegel, coal 3O.35
! Hlrscn O Co., painting $1,000
j: Geiger, game warden 5000
Fritz Mueller, whitewashing and re-
pairs on hall IN sherif's building 500
Phi. Liesch, books and printing 1866
Jas. Denneen 500
Peter Majeski, bill of $500 for cask-
ct and burial expenses for M. L. John
son, allowed 1000
Bill of ]. w B. Welcome Jr., for at
tending Alb. Krause, was upon motion
rejected.
Bills of Dr.. Kilbride for SIS and DR..
Welcome Jr. for SIS were on motion re-
jected. e
The application Of Ed. Precht of Mic
.ollet county for auctioneer's license was
upon motion rejected. -.,...
On motion meeting adjourned to 8
O'clock a. m. next day.
JULY lsth. ~
The board met pursuant to adjourn
ment to 8 o'clock a. m. All members
present.
A county order issued Sept. 4th 1850
for the amount of $10.l9 in favor Of E.
M. B. Laird, which was presented by the
Citizens Bank of New Ulm for payment
was taken into consideration and upon
motion it was resolved, that the county
treasurer shall honor said order upon its
presentation for payment.
The condition of the treasury being as
follows:
Balance Of deposit in
Citizen Bank, New Ulm ! S 675,25
Brown County Bank, New Ulm 2,635.99
State Bank, Sleepy Eye, 1,4es,15
Merchants, {" IS 1.526,6S
State Bank, Springfield 2,412.55
Citizens, " 1,627.32
Cash on hand and orders. 404.47
Total 1O,751.39
Said amount was found to correspond
with the total balance of the several &C.
counts as they appear on the treasurer's
books. The board proceeded by cancel
ling orders, and the total amount can
celled of the several funds of orders
paid from January 1st to July 18th in
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1899-07-19

Fritz Lehman of Milford was kicked
by a vicious horse last Saturday, sus-
tanning dlslocation of the left shoulder
joint. DR.. Weiser attended his injuries.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-03-23

por saco de so kilogamos.
Els verdad que de entonces aca ell
cambio ha bajado muchfsimo, pero tam
bien es natural que los precios de gas
tos hayan aumcntado en- razon de la
baja del papel.
Varios son los medios que sc han in
dicado para procurar ell alza del cafe
y uno de los proyectos que mas ha lla-
mado la atencion nltimamente, ha sido
ell de una liga de los pafses productores
de cafe, para destruir osinutilizar una
parte de la production, flu de nive-
larla con e; actual consume.
Aunque reconocemos ell pstriotico
proposito del autor, no solo juzgamos
la medida impracticable, sino antieco-
monica.
Destruir parte de la production de
un fruto como ell cafe, que no es sola
mente agradable sino hasta higienico,
es completamente contrario atodo prin
cipio de economic.
Ell cafe no sc consume auu sino en-
una tercera parte del mundo, ipor que
no ha de consumirse en- Russia, ell ia
pom, China, etc?
A estos dos primeros pafses, en- que
la civilization va a paso de vencedores,
spor que no llevar ell consume del cafe
Esa llga de los pafses productores de
cafe, suo emplearfa mejor su dinero
comprando los excedentes de la prcduc-
cion para llevarlos Russia, Japon,
China, etc., etc., y por medic de conf
stones prudentemente dirigidas hacer
la propaganda de esta agradable bebi
da, regalandolo, 81 asf fuere necesario,
al principle, para hacerlo conocer?
5Que dinero mejor empleado por las
naciones productoras de cafe, que ell
gastado en- propagar ell consume de este
fruto en pafses que no 10 conocen?
Els nuestro deseo, al hacer esta ligera
exposition, llevar 1iento nuestros
agricultores de cafe, a fin de que no
omitan esfuerzos nj sacrifcios para se-
guir cuidando sus plantaciones, en- la
seguridad de que a aquellos que alcan
cen sus fuerzas para soportar dos tres
amos mas de bajos precios, tendran al
cabo buena recompensa.>
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-03-23

Devolvcmos al perI6dico ella Patrias
que ha empezado a publicarse en- esta
Iciudad, Ell safudo que dirige al perio
dismo regional.
No tendra efecto, segan todo 10 in
dica, ell emprestito insular acordado por
la Asamblea de Representatives. de la
Revolucion cubanas
Aumenta la impopularidad de la
Asamblea cubana, del mismo modo que
recobra mayores simpatfas ell generalf-
silno Maximo Gomez.
Pregonan los vendedores de periodi
COS en- la manana de hoy, el nombre de
un nueyo colega- Sc llama La Patrt1:
hermoso nombre.
En- su ntlmero primero, que hemos
lefdo, reproduce todolo malo que acer-
ca del caracter de Munoz Rivera dice
Mr.. Carroll y que publican El Ieuitorio
y LA DEMOcRACIA comentando como
merecfa la intencion del comisionado
especial.
O La Putrio pasa por alto 10 bueno
que en- honor de la jasticia dlj:mos dc
Mufioz Rivera. Muy bien; cada cual
es libre de pensar como mejor lie cua
DIRE. No conocemos la red acclon del CO.
lega porque no la anuncia, pero Sc os
informa que son sus redactores nuestros
amigos y companeros don Leonard o
Ponce de Leon y don Evaristo Izcoa
Dfaz.
Tomamos nota de clio.
Mtr. Corey, portador de los 100000
para ell licenciamento de las tropas Gu
banas ha confefenciado con Maximo
Gomez acerca de la manera en- que de-
bera hacerse la distribucion.
La Asanblea cubana es juzgada de
intolerante por prensa y hombres pro-
telegl amas de hoy de <El Boletfn Mer
cantil.>
Ell general Henry ha recihido de mo :
do cumpldo a uuestro amigo ell celoso
alcalde de la ciudad de Mayagiiez,
quien sc cncuentra en- la capital de la
Isla en- comision importante del mum
cipio de la ciuda del Oeste.
Nuestro amigo y distinguido eompa-
nero don Ramon Is. Lopez director del
colega capitaleno Ella Correspondence,
esta en- cana sufrendo quebrantos en-
gu salud.
Deseamos, 10 mas breve, ell pronto
restablecimiento de tan estimado ami
go.
Don Jacinto Seijo prestigioso alcalde
de Vega-alta, presentara en- breve 81
dimision. Els de lamentar que autori
dades prestigiosas como la del alcaldt
de Vega-alt tengan que separarse dt
sus puestos.