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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1900-03-10
NOTICE FJR PUBLICATION
department Of the Interior.
Land Office at Boise, Idaho. |

Land Office at Boise Idaho,
o. Feby %. 1900.
Haad IS se asTsPy Esgs Tea na that the following
ton to make final proof in snpnnTt Of ~ ms rs lnSen-
f he at Sad proof will be mde before Cs S m
oG IFoD2te Court at Caldwell, IdaL0 on NJ, ~
O. Cat iSV W. Ez a m6oWaS p Poston, Hd HppI}ea
\. ' ~ ~ '1R"' No Tor the NEA, Sec 20, TWp. 3
contin names the following witnesses to prova h,0
Sa Si4I anG residence upon and c1yatioNne M
f zen eaeh Of Caldwell, Idaho, and Harve eHSy Sin
III AUTH T. JAMES KING, Register,
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1900-03-10

MONEY TO LOAN on improved
farms. Inquire of Ii. A. GrIfiths,
Caldwell. Ida.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1900-03-10
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department OF the Interior,
Land Olflee NJ Rnlae City. ida

Land ONCE SG ROise city, Idahs, !
~vorro Feb z, 1900. y
NOTICE is hereby given shat the following
~ named settler has filed noslce Of bic iAtes-
ana that said proof win be made before CLERK q
n 1onI Court at Caldwell, Idaho, on March ~
So a w: WI William Hartman, HID; eppllcatlOa
Sec 10. Twp. 6N. Il. 1 w. - - :: -.
hi, ne names the following Witnesses TO- nEeyS
Sa 1S CONTINUOUS residence upon and eulGVasSa SE
i; v; Boone, John p. Johnsss! eacii II Csad.
T Men idahO, and j. N Tucker and John a.
ATEcNsT, each OF Lower ROfs6s sHd&Ia0s ..,s -
Eeuy lO4Eoh II. JAMER KING, Register.
Mesa free press., 1900-06-22
" & CARD-OF THANKS

/ wish I'd say that l feel under lasting
obligations for What Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy has done for our family.
We, have used in so many cases OF
coughs, ,>lung TROUBLES and whoopjng
cough, and it has always given the most
perfect sasissacfhans We feel greatly in.
debtsl 10 The .ataaufactu es OF this re :
medy and gash, chem 70 please accent
our heBrty fhanks, Respectfully, MDsA
s DoTY: pes Moines, Iowa, Far sais
by j. w Baiiy, prngslss !
Mesa free press., 1900-06-22

If troubled with rheum4tism. give
Chamberlan's Paiu, Balm trial. It
VIII not cost YOU q cent if 1t does no
good. One application will relieve the
pain 1t also cures srraip1, and bruises
IN one.third the tins required by any
other treatment. Cuts, burns. ,frostbites,
qu nsey. pains in the side and chest
glandular and other swelings are quick
ly cured by applyiag it, Every bottle
warranted. Price. 25 'tI'd so cts; J.. w.
Baily, Druggist 1s><
Mesa free press., 1900-06-22
SEASIDE EXCURSIONS.

Season opened on Thursday, May
24'b, and will rur each Thursday
throughout the summer season, Re-
turn tickets good for 80 days to Santa
Monica. Santa Barbara. San Pedro
Long Beach ors.Port Losangeles for
$50 90: For. full particulars apply
to G, A. Mauks Agent, ~,
Mesa free press., 1900-06-22
TEXAS & PACIFIC
SOUTHERN PACIFI'

Train No. 1 connects with 'outhsrn Pacific
train No. 10. eastbound. leaving Maricopa at
l0:30 p. m. i.s-v
Train No. 2, connects with Southern Pacific
train No 20. westbound, leaving Marieopa al
5:}5s.,rn.
Connections ma e at Phoenix with s. F. P. &
P. r. r. for Prescott and Congress. i
Connections at Mesa with stage for GoldGeld,
Monlays, Wednesdays and Fridays at 1880 p.
m for Florence and Globe, tuesday, Thurs
days and Saturdays at O'clock a. M.
Trains stop signal.
Pullman Palace Sleepins car on al trains be
tween Phoenix and Marioopa. sssss
N. X. MASTEN, B. P. PORTER, =
President. General Snpt. !.
NJ. @. BICKNELL. General Passenger Agt.
Mesa free press., 1900-06-22
ON EVERY BOTTLE

OF Shilohs Coqaump.iop Cure is this
guarantse: AL we ask ol you is to use
twothirds Of the contents of this bottle
aithfully, then if you can say you are
not benefited return the bottle to youl
Druggist and he be may refund the price
paid" Price 25 cts. so cts. and 500
For sple ,oy J. Fl. Barnett, Druggist.
Mesa free press., 1900-06-22
sDinine station.

Through tickets to all oints in the United
Statas. Canada and Mexico.
FONNFC CIciSS: JEROME Ju ction with o..
P. u. r. FIR Huron and Mayer; Mayer With
-tage TIC Crown King and other n,iring uoints:
i'r As otr with stage lines for all rinci raj
mining eaInDsi Congreps junction. With Stage
lines for CONGRESS-, f7srdna "a a. Stsn,.n and
Yarnell: Hot Snrinas Junction with TIE G. G.
~. \. 4 T. Co, for t'sstie Creek. Hot Suri ss,
the y. & p & 8. II. y, r X for points on the
8. p. System.
e. ". GILLETT
-. tNEYALE% General Agent.
Gen. Frt. Il Pass Agt. Phoenix
Prescott Arizona.
Mesa free press., 1900-06-22

he high esteem in which the h,yh
eor'rAct,ng psrties are held. We
II" with their many friends in wish
ing them q long life of JOY and hap
flnFss. S,4
Mesa free press., 1900-06-22

Sick Headache, absolutely and per.
manently cured by using Moki Tea. A
pleasant herb drink. Cures constipation
and indigestion, makes you eat, sleep,
work and happy. Satisfaction guaran-
teed or your money back. 25c and SOC.
For sale by J W Bai'y. druggist,
Mesa free press., 1900-06-22

statements, stipulation3 and agree
G3ents containei, mentioned and SCI
forth in the foregoing. certincate.
In witness whereof We, the under
signed, have hereunto set oar hands
this the 18th day Of April, a. D.. 1906.
Il. E. Blackburn
S. N. Androus. u
FL. Jchnsop.
JIM. Hale.F
G. w. Luce.
p. J .BevAridse.
Will A: Tiaaris.
State Of California, Ccppty OF Los An
geles, S.: = 80. ~
On this 9th day of April, In the
year one thousand nine hundred, be-.
fore me, H. S. q. Mccartney, notary
public in and for the said Los Angeles
County, residing therein, duly commits
7ioned and sworn, personally appeared
z. E. Blackburn, IS. N. Androus, F.
Z. Johnson, J. M. Hale, G., W. Luce,
?. J. Beveridge and Will A. Harris,
known to me to be the persons whose
names are subscribed to the within In
;trument, and they. acknowledged
hat they executed the same.
In witness whereof, .have hereunto
let my hand and atfixed my official
cal, at my office in the county of Los
Angeles, the day and year in this cer4
ificate first above written.
(seal) H. s. .G: MCCARTNEY
Notary Public in and for the said
Los Angeles county, State of Cali
fornia. .'t"ettf! t..s,
Two five, cent I.R. stamps cancelled
Territory Of Arizona, County of Mari
cOpa, S.: ;". *
I, F. w. Sheridan, county recorder
IN and for 4 the county and
Territory aforesaid, hereby certify
hat | have compared the foregoing CO.
oy with the original articles Of incor-
7oration filed and recorded in nv Office
IN the 3Oth day of April, 1900, in book
NO. 3 OF Corporations, at page. :, and
hat the same is a. full. true and cor
"ect copy Of such original and of the
whole thereof
Witness my hand and seal of Office
shis 30th day of April, 1900.
(SeaD f. w. SHERIDAN.
County Recorder.
BY G. w. Barnett, Deputy.
Filed in the offfce of the Secretary OF
he Territory Of Arizona this 3Oth day
IT April, A. D.1900, at p. m.
& G. H. AKERS, Secretary of Arizona.
Mesa free press., 1900-06-22
RED HOT. FROM THE GUN

Was the bali that hit j We. Steaiman n
OF Newark, Mich, in the Civil War. 1t
cause ! horrible Ulcers that no treat
ment helped for 20 years Then Buck
lens .Arniee Salve cured him..
Mesa free press., 1900-06-22
TELL YOUR sIsI ER

A Beautiful Complexion is an posi-.
bility without good pure blood, the sort
hat only exists in connection With go, d
digestion, a healthy liver and bowels
Ksrl's Glover Root Tea acts directly on
the heart liver and kidneys keeping
them in perfect health: Price 20 cts.
and an 90 cts,.. For sale by J, +. Barnett
s.pf1uggg.ft,, 6 :, I. IL -. )
Mesa free press., 1900-06-22

For RENT Two houses belonging
to Mrs. + Belly For particulars ap.
Mesa free press., 1900-06-22

Mckinley and Roosevelt are the Re
publican standard bearers. -,
The evening world., 1900-03-08

TRENTON, y. J.. March a--The rere'
ln,ions concerning ths brutality prac'
,,s>d on the inmates Of the state Inous-
trni school for Otrls. under the direc-
ton Of Mrs. Eyier. almose surpass be-
lief The testimony has bean given BE-
fore the investigating committee mere
by two mo,. George Bsmford and Ma.
,hsnie, Phillips. employed Al the home.
They told that girls were punished by
eesns put in straitjAeksts ssd heef-
en- and thumped until the blood
Moved. Phlisips sessined that when an
us,u,y IN was Givrn 10 him he would
tahs her along dArk hsAs and corridors
10 her noon.
Al . esrtaAn plses - sssepsd ~ sisl
salssA ~ srns frcu bsesse snA
vrvsehsA shsM tcgsthss. q the sasns
In dsSvsng ~ hnss ha1f DOOM tiDes
Axains, the heshy par Of her Lee. This
serccieus punisnsnsni. inflicted IN this
Instance upsa gssss ssssstssa aad sssh.
tssu yssn ~ - ksswu n IL 1ylss
lezison - '@umpeng"
once he rs csn1w14 6sesa0 Ar.
Hyssr dsA NO AsaP ~ vsseia ~ ost
usesr pusIssasat M Eysse often
The evening world., 1900-03-08
WIFE FACED
HIS F|ANCEE
Millionaire Booths Son
Says He Recalls No
Marriage.

rntil he can furnish bonds TO give s
weekly to his wife william Booth. jr.,
twenty -four years old. son Of the mill
ionaire president Of the Hurricane ISL
and Asphalt Construction Company. at
gr Broad way. must remain In jail
Young Booth SIX months ago married
Dora Ostrnnder. ten years his senior.
His rccollcctions 81 the event are haxy.
he claims lie says il occurred three
hours after he met the woman.
The couple lived together three 'nortis.
the woman alleges. ihcn the husband
clsappeareX
Early In January Mrs Booth saw IN.
published announcement Of Booths en-.
sagemen, to Miss Sadie Carr. daughter
o. wealthy contractor at IS East
Seventy sixth street She called on Miss
Carr.
you are an impo<,or.' said Miss
Carr She called the servants % show
the woman to the door
In the hall Booth colided with his
wife, The wife upbraided and threat
ened, the husband scorned her. She
left. yowins vengeance.
she told her story to tho cIder Booth.
81 know nothing Of this. aid The
millionaire ~ the marriage Ii gehu-
Inc my son must support YOU
In horkviiic Court this morning Mn.
Booth told Magistrate Flsmmer that
the young mans father had disown~l
HIM
The court tried TO bring on, her ante
c-denis
''Tha, matter Ia immstertsl." she said.
THIS II legal marriage
Young Booth said he had been injured
by car and went 20 the home Of the
Cars, Ills brother neglected his re-
pues, 10 notify his wife He said he
was willing to support her but Was dis
owned and II out Of work lie 10 max
Ing Me home with the Carns.
Miss Sadie Carr visited Booth at
Sorkvillc Prison. She said she would
marry him when he procured n divorce.
Ills father sent 10 learn what dsposi-
zion had been made OF the case.
The evening world., 1900-03-08

, had lust been concluded when the Are
broke out. Two OF the actresses. Mines.
Dudlsv and Henriot. were still on the
stage when an electric wire fused and.
a spark catching tho scenery. the whole
/ Stage was soon In flames.
The actresses barely had time 20 cs-
Nine Dudiay had 10 BE- rescued IN cos
tune and let down from a window.
Nine. Henrto,'s mother arrived. heard
report Of the ac,rerss death and
nearly went crazy outside the the
atrc Until rca ssured by N. Jules Clar.
cite, the novelist. who Ia The direct OF
Of the Theatre Frinos!s and who super.
intended the lowering Of THE works Of
art from the windows. Mov of ~"
statues and paintings are now saved.
W. S.Gd0u. the playwright. arrived
on the scene at about o'clock and
burst into tears when he saw the buEd-
Ing was doomed. A part OF the dome
collapsed at 30 =. N.
The fire Is now mastered and there IL
no further fear Of II extending TO the
adjoining edifice ~ the Council OF State.
rs a; first thought probable.
The interior OF the theatre IL com.
pletely Quilted. Only the shell Of the ed.
ifce and the external galleries Of the
first and second stories remain. The
lack Of steam fire engines was largely
responsible for the rapid spread OF the
FIRE
The hremen apparently relied on the
ordinary pressure from the water
mains. which was not suficient TO
carry the water to the upper part Of
the building
A battalion % troops has now arrived
and Is assisting the salvage OF the
valuable library and archives.
The Theatre Francais, or Coincide
Franchise, was situated on the Place du
Theatre Fnpcaia near the Palais
Royal. and occupied the highest rank
among the theatres Of France. IL was
built In lie, but was much altered In
later years, the facades being modern
The Doric vestibule contained a stntu.
Of TalHa. the trascdisn. ny David
dangers. and figures OF Tragedy and
Comedy, by Duret. bearing respectively
the features ~ the celebrated actresses
Mile. Rachel and Mile Mars.
The foyer du public" was adorned
with a statue Of voltaire. by Houdon.
with a chimney. piece. with a relief rep
resen,ing comedians crowning the figure
OF Moiiere. by Leauesne; with bust, and
scenes from the writings of celebrated
French dramatists, and With q now cell.
ing painting by Dubafe the younger. Of
Truth enlishteninE the world.
At the end OF the corridor leading out
Of the foyer was a statue OF George
Sand. by C1esinges. The ceiling OF the
interior represented Trance distributing
Molierc. Corneiiie and ftacine.
The evening world., 1900-03-08
ARSON IN PARS'S
THEATRE BLAZE.
Mile. Henriot Burned to Death in Come
die Franchise Sardou Weeps
at the Flames.

PALS, March SIT IL now ASSERTED
tina tine Theatre Francais fire was mo-
accidental. but due to malevolence. NJ
Girard. chio' Of the Municipal Lab, ra'
tory. has made an inquiry into the mat
Ter and II convinced the Are was due
neither TO Gas nor electricity. because
he ascertained that several dressing.
rooms on different floors were on fr,
At the same time.
The chared corpse OF a woman was
found this afternoon in ,he ruins l,
WIS Identified as thar OF Mile Henrio,
The face was 50 burned that II was
very difficult To identify II, but VI.
CoauellnI and other soclctaires of the
Com.dic Francaisc. who have sen the
body AZ the Morgue declare positively
that 1t Is that OF Mile. Henriot.
me lite started about noon. but was
not discovered Immediately. with the
result that the theatre was burning fur
io'sly before the fire brigade got 10
work. Even then the appliances were
quite inadequate % core with the con-
Migration and by IN p. VI the interior
Of the building was n roaring furnace.
The dense column Of smoke rising from
the fire attracted crowds from all parts
OF Paris. especially when n news spf' al
that 1t was the Theatre Francois which
was on IRE. II being regarded AS a ma
,ionsl institution.
The theatre stands almos, isolated.
with n square In front and the gardens
OF the Palais Royal behind. Both these
spaces were thronged with people.
They eagerly watched the operations
OF the hremen. who crawled about the
roof. conspicuous In their brass helmets.
The iirernen were engaged In saving as
much Of the properties as possible and
the square IN front Of the theatre was
Uttered with suits OF furniture. &c,
The theatre. which Is the home Of the
Coincide Franchise. was only reopened
a fortnish, ago after having been reno
waited for the Exposition thronss eS-
pec,ed tn visit PARE during the year,
with Dumas hls's drama. Diane de
Lys." for which a special set Of scenery
and costumes had been provided.
I, is fortunate tina; the FIRE. broke
out so early. a. an hour or so la'ar
the building would have been Allied
with a matinee audience and a disaster
would probably have resulted.
Thus far only a few personal injuries
have been reported. and they are most
ly slight. with the exception Of a
woman VINO was frightfully burned abou,
the face. and VINO may die as result
Of her injuries.
The theatre contained many nne
pieces Of sculpture, representing cele-
brated dramatists. and also some beau
tifui mural paintings. which doubtless
persisted In the fsu,es
A rehearsal Of the comedy "Bsjazet"
The evening world., 1900-03-08
SUBP0eNAs FOR OFFICERS.

Snbpoenas however. will he issued an
saturday rummonlng certain officers
and directors before Assistant District.
Attorney 'lnser and he will question
them as To what they know concerning
the Affairs of the company.
This j only preliminary step to
enable Mr., finger to prepare the case
for the Grand Jury.
Mr. Grant will report on "Wednesday
next. and after that the Grand Jury
Will be free TO proceed with It's invest.
Cation.
II n said that the first men to be
summonel will he Preslicn, Elias and
Edward L,utrrhach. u =. Mcmahon
and Bernard Ntughton.
Receiver Grant said to-day:
The eSIrrts expect 90 complete their
labnrs In time 10 permit me To- hle my
preliminary report Of the condition OF
the rad with Judge t.acomhc ON March
~ ! have made no further changes in
connection with the operation Ut the
road"
The evening world., 1900-03-08
S2A,Sst LlBNS ON BUILDER.
Andrew ). Robinson. Caaer the
FIRM Name of Rsbtnsss 4 wal
lace. Wakes Assignment.

Andrew Robinson. a builder dolns
business under the Arm name OF Rob.
ln.on n Wallace. at ~ Eas, Twenty
third street. made an assignment to-day
10, the hsnea, Of his creditors. Charles
y. Talbot. a lawyer. At u Pine street.
Il assignee.
Fifteen mechanics liens. asSrcxaune
siio.Sa. were filed sEains, the arm yes
,crisy The bulldinss mentioned In the
liens were the New York Hospital. SIS
and -! Fifth avenue. Madison avenue
ard Flny-sixth street. sss broadway.
"a TO :s IVES, one Hundred and
Tsen,y-four,h street. 80 to -
IVES, One Hundred and Twcn,y.ntsh
street and II East Seventy fourth
STREE;
Twenty mine other claims were filed
bv building material men this morning.
agrreEatiinx si;s.is.
The evening world., 1900-03-08
TO HAVE FULL POWER.

A clause Of the agreement provides rs
follows:
The Committee shall have power to
prepare and TO adop, plan VI rccr-
ganlrstion. and 90 appoint reorxaniIa-
ton managers whenever. IN Its judg-
mcnt. II shall become advisable 40 Ia
do. When the Committee shall have
adopted such plan copy thereof shah
be lodged With the Mercantile Trust
Company
Notice of the Ming ~ such plan shall
thorcupon he given 10 the holders Of the
trust certificates and such plan shall
become binding upon all the said hold.
ers."
The plan II IN protect the Thlrd Ave.
nue. property from disint egration BY rails.
Ing temporary fund 70 NEE, ihe pres.
Ing deots Of the road and later effecting
a permanent reorganization,
Receiver Grant approves this plan. and
In tho event Of hly appointment, being
mad. permanent. II II understood that
ne VIII cooperate IN every way with
the. committee.
The Evening World learns that there
will I've no Grand Jury Investigation of
the Third avenue plundering until after
Receiver Grant makes his report tu
Judge iAcomlp. Of the United States
Court. The receivers duty 10 10 re-
port nrst 20 the court
The evening world., 1900-03-08
GRAND JUUY'S DENIAL.


The Grand Jury this afternoon filed a
resolution with Recorder Con In Part
l.. OF General Sessions. deprecating the
publication OF an alleged interview with
Foreman George Haven Putnam. OF the
Grand Jury. In relation 20 the affairs OF
the Third Avenue Railroad COMPANY
m. resolution denied that Foreman
Putnam or any other member Of ne
Grand Jury had given any Interview OF
maize any statements regarding tbs
business before 'hc Dosiy.
The evening world., 1900-03-08
CHINESE CONSUL ANGRY.
Prstesss 20 sas Franchise Pslies
Over Qsaraatise $50 Three tess
- Appeai 20 Treaty RieAss.

SAN FRANCISCO. March s-The
Chinese CoGsri-csBerul here has issued
Q proclamation which 10 indosved by The
SIX Companies. protesting against the
action OF the Board Of Health and police
IN ausrantinins Chinatown bscause OF
a suspected case OF bubon'c plague.
He says he has nvestigated and nnds
that the man died Of . COMMON ailment.
after an operation. He declares there 10
no encuse Tor the blockaAe which has
been placed on the Chinese quarter ana
says;
should this outrageous conduoe b.
continued ! viii invoke the psosrctiou a
the Treaty noe existing between the
United States and China"
The city Board ~ Heath has dsr1ds1
70 csfc~es tn ssssanttns n Chinatown
With the ssesfest pesssk,s saetcsness.
The evening world., 1900-03-08

rke ososanG prices ~ cotton to-day
were: Msrcs. - IN so: April. 80 10
~; May. 80 to 49,; June. ~ to So.
5s;y; &c ~ !: ASs. go e. 's ~ z
|t&S q s;s.t - -. :: - Ds'.s~'
The evening world., 1900-03-08

u.@e0 10 fee the nv East River
Bridse. GSoeo for the Han Of Rscsrds.
easo 81 rsPsving streets ana avssu0.
esoeAw 0eeeeo IT The saos pssDsss
- ooQ9o ~ useso1Ua sshsel-
&C. :
The evening world., 1900-03-08
REORGANIZATION
PLAN Of THIRD I'VE,
Committee of Three to
Act for Creditors and
Stockholders.

privilege OF participating IN all benefits
sccrilns from the work Of the Commit.
The evening world., 1900-03-08
SHIPPING NEWS.

ALMANAC FUR TO-DAY.
sun rs, - IS ssa sets, .Lss Meca ss,s. 4 Is
HIGH WATER
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-08-24

tai Abandono: Gel paga en- verdads de
cfa 20, <demasiado por su pitos.
ST conocfs uR svaro que renunciaba q
todas las comod idades de la vida, d
todos los placeres incluso ell de hacer
bisn & otros, la estimation de sus con
ciudadanos y los goces de la sincers
smistad por acumular riquezas: <Pobre
hombre, decfa 20, en- realidad tn pagas
denasiado por tn pitilloo.
ST veo un hombre de placer, saorifi
cando salud fortuna meras sensa
clones corporales: <Hombre errado,
digo yo, te estas proveyendo de pesa
res en- vez de placeres>. Stu das dema
siado por tn pito.o
ST veo uno que lie GUSTAV los vestidos
eleRantes, suntuosos maebles, rumbosos
equipsjes, escediendo so fortuna, por
10 que contrae deudas IA! digo y6, ell
papa caro-, su pitillo.>
Cuando veo una hermosa y distingui-
da muchschs casada con un hombre
bruto de mal genio <Qu6 lastims,
digo 20, que haya pagado tanto por su
pitillo.o
En una palabra me convencf que gran
parte de las miserias del genera humane
les sobrevenfa por la falta de sprecia.
cion que hacfan del valor de las cosas y
por comprar demasiado caro- los pitos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-08-24
SUELDOS De EMPLEADOS
POr los Dependencies de Puerto-Rico

Si desde ell afo de 1873 luce esplen-
de los esclavos;
Si los hombres todos Sc hallan en- ell
deber de auxiliarse mutuamente, y estu-
diar investigar con detencion las eau
sas de los prorios y de los sgenos males;
ST esta TERRA generosa Sc encuentra
bien NAL organizada;
Si en- todas las esferas, en- todos los
cfrculos del trsbajo, estan contadas y
medidas las horss de labor;
ST haeta los Sacerdotes de las religio.
ues tienen marcados sus momentos de
orar;
81 los periodistas discuten las euestio
nes economicas y polftioas y sociales del
pals, y laboran diarismente sometidos
un m6todo por elIos mismos estableci-
dos;
81 los hombres practlcos, los ricos y
magnates, meditsn determinadss horas
del dia y reposan otras variasj
1Por que aquella clase trabsjadora,
honrada y asidua y constante desde lag
seis de la maflana hssta las 8 las 10 de
la noches no procura reglamentar sus
horss de trabsjo diariasp
SPor que los pobres Dependencies es.
tan preteridos sin amparo nj protection
de Ia prensa culta del pats, que es la LA.
mada sefialar y condenar las injusti.
cias2
81 ell Dependence labora honradamen
te y contribuye al fomento y engrande.
cimiento de la riqueza de gu principal,
deber es de este auxiliarle en- la empire
So que para su mejoramiento emprenda.
AEgunos diran:
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-08-24
kYUNTANIENTO De PONCE

Hemos perdido de vista las semanae
que hscen no celebra session ordinaria ni
extraordinaria ell Ayuntamiento de ests
oiudad.
Nos parece irregular ess conducta de
los representatives.
Los pueblos eligen d sus hombres, pa
ra que se ocupen de los intereses oomu-
nes, no para que dormidos al oalor del
oanto popular, hsgan sport de la con
fanza an ellos depositada.
Cou esa couducta de no asistir a las
sesiones del Concejo Sc perjudioan nota
blemente los intereses de ia administra
Dion.
Els ell AyuntamieDto en- sus sesiones
correspondientes, el que da oaracter legal
4 los aotos munioipsles; 81 no sc atiende
d las exigencias que la corporation re
clama como cuerpo de ley y de dere-
cho soomo puede exigirse regularldsd
la administrsci6n9
Esperamos que cese la anormalidsd
municipal = que ell yuntamiento Sc
reuua en- sua sesiones ordInarias.
De esta falta de cumplimiento no
exceptuamos nadie, pertenezca d la
mayorla La minorfa.