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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-10-30
Banco EspaTol
De PTO-RICO.
CONTRIBUTION MUNICIPL =.

Venc;1o en- 1Q DO Asosto 4. ,no
g, primer tri're>tro De Id cot" ,1-
cjan por Iadustri4 y Cornercio CO.
pondiant" al prosecute sno G 40
rnico de !9JD-o)l. 2 venciendo %
tcinestre et 70 de Nov:emore p, ,xi-
mo, Sc avis d los Sres contribr en.
tas nus ha> ia 81 10 del nismo u So
rrocederA al cobro q domicilio, q.
despues de dicno ola pueden sat "a
Ger sus cuotas en las oticinas de ste
B.nco hasta el 16 del citado mes pa
Sada dicha facHa SO proceiera a. 20.
bro nor Ia via de arremio, con re
cio 10 djspuesto en- Ia 1nstruc 6n
viE4rta para los deudores ntrc os
PtC,R;cv, 90 O;tunre d9 l9OJ
T. Snb-G1bcrra Tor,
CARLOS Ma SOLER.
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Ha fallecido en Mayaguez Ia que
fue muy distinguida auigs rue>tra
IA Sra dor1a Vicgilia Saucho Qlf1o
nes de Saumell, hija de nuestro tam
bien antique amigo 81 Dr. don Jaime
Sancho Ca1dona, y Meta de Ia inspi
rada poetisa puertorriqnena conoci
da con el nombre de Angelica.
Unidos, como 10 hemos ektado
siemp1e con estrechos lazos, q las ia
milias Sarcho, ouinones y Cardona,
hemos de kentlr muy mucho la TEN
prana desaparici6n de V.rgilia CO
de tomar grande parte en- Ia pena
queles af1ige.
iQue Dios haya acogido en- su SO
no q la virtuosa y noble dana!
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Gran Hotel y Restaurant
INGLATERRA
TETUAN 10 70 CRUZ 2 Y FORTALEZA g.
HOTEL de + 0RDEN

Edificio consuiln ezrresamcnte Hotel
CaFecila0 para 200 PaSAJE}CS.
GtuacOn la mas centrica
Vstas Ia bahia las GALES dc Tetuan, Cruz Fortaza
Fl mas fts:o y ventiitdo de la Capital.
FL conedor NE jor &c las Anla.
ncpartanentos undergraduates para 2m;as
Resde dc Agosto aIeulas plan antique lA>
das, ell sistcma amer;cano; guso del favorecedor
Tren le carrua de ujo.
lnterprees ralncorps de Ter. orden>
Precos al i5yual de 10 demdS I1Oteles.
Sc hacen abonos para cOniias.
installation de banoS 4 Ia molerna
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cR!MEV M!S!ERi0SQ
~. ~. en- YauC0.
E E ,TELEGRAMA q
DE NUESTRO CORRESPONSAL.
Cohibido 81 herido dereoibir auxilio
de su familia

A las dos y media de la tarde de
hoy hemos reclbido un telegrama de
nuestro Corresponsal de Yauco, en- Ell
que nos dice que anoche q las once
fue herido gravemente el sugeto la
mado Santiago Palomo, en- Ell alma
cen del Sr. Bartolomey, Ell donde le
retuvleron oculto misteriosamente
hasta hoy.
Parece que los agresores no per-
miten yer al herldo nj que su familia
le presto los neceSacloS auxilios. Fl
pueblo esta indignado y pide justi-
Cla
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s.s.:=sz:.ss
Sr Director re
LA CORRESPON OENCIA
DE PHo hIJO.
Estimado amigo: : =
Todos los perioaicos de
la .ocalidad, entire ellos el popular
de ia, publican Ia decision de esta
Corte de Distrito Federal, .declaran-
do no ser ue III cumpelencia Ia resO
Iuci6n del pleito esta'r-'ndo por los
Sres Dooeiey, SmiUh l. ca. contra la
Ja..,a az Ie.ue'Joe de de julio de
1879, d. la cual fut F. ,'esidente, por
ellmpo~te H. 10, iueyps artiticiss!es
Que SO encar ga ron para aquella hes
ia.
I'd. rec oris 4 qua nu b g ve,
ces Sc me ec(.arcn e 4 cara 1or pc
ri6dlcos adverse .NOs mios, los I'LL
dollars .de lua dit hosos faegus, y
aunque hira ccnstar phb.i~~mente
que Ia Junts dc feate =, q mi pro
puesta, llabl .a:Cr1 1ad0 nO 1atlsfaceI
dicha suna, no n0r este Cesaron Ell
>us acusaclones aQuellus organos DE-
la pes:6a 20 III a, y tpvc que despre
ciarlas altin como tanta3 otras 'gua
nente iDlustas.
Ahor:. sc ha1. Il cor venuido e.
p1hlico de que Gu cump!!oron S" debei
laJunta de festejos y el que Id PIE
,iola, y de 4ao, gri: las Il sa aGo'tud
81 los cchotes de ro!yora resu ta' OF
un fracasO, tamDien fcac $50 81 cLne
20 de los mi dol Ars, ! no huoo =
-ocl, o para ..e>- ie en este lrcte =.
50 asunIO. 4 sS'"
Pub gam Gas {4e~s J r
al las grac: ,>e su at az go S
/, SANCH N )RAlES.
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Ayuntamiento
DE- SAN JUAN,
SESIO DE AVER TARDE.

Leida el acta anterior fue apro.
bada.
Fue acuerdo aceptar la donacion
que hace ell representante de la fa-
brica de hielo de Puerta de TERRA
de 100 libras diarias para ell hospi-
tai de Santa Rosa.
LIE fu6 concedida la licencia de
Is dias que solicitara la comadrona
del Ter. distrltO.
Sc acordo denegar la petici6n q.
hacen los duef1os de hoteles sobre la
nulidad del arbitrio sobre pasaje-
ros.
Fue aprobada Ia gratidcaci6n de
8 dollars mensuales. .asignados 4 Ia
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III que QeSSe com prar exec; nEe
y barato calzado, encaja somh, las
y driles oe hilo, acuda <Et 7 .'pi'
Co., Y la BON ba," donde Sc v 7de
al costo y Sc coLplace al parroy-;a
no.
Ha quedado expedita, pacA el
tran slto de carruaj,s Ia c:.li'o de
San Francisco, desuo Ia plaza rim
cipal tasta Ia de Coca, que du"ants
largoS dias cstavo imposibi.i. ada
por el tendido de Ia via del tra via
e.6':trico All queda,a evitad+ la
agiomoraci6u de 10 vehiculo3 QUE Sc
veia por la calle de la Fortalezs
Ell SOL De ORO realize los
corses 8 precios oarat1simos, 10 dc
2, 3 4 y pesos los da 8 50 ct pta'
vos, 81, 81 - y 81 so Eacajes som
pro tiene e>ta casa IN espier lido
surtido, los hay de seda negrrs y
D an:os anchos propios para {, or
nor de escute>, taulb:en crudOs Z ),
-, - - centavUs vara. mu uas
.;la>es m~s ror wares desde 2, 4,
hasta 10 cehtavOs vara, Rban ,Cs,
:igeras p!atos honlos = h?ancus q
- cen'svuS, Lucas Glmenez. '>.n
l'rs.nci SEQ Jl =
Tomas E.vIra C4rezo, Ne leo
Cirujauc:
Cert, flea % 10 en- las muc 1as
prescripciones en- qpe ha ord: >do
! el uso del VINO de Aceite de HI ado
| 1e Bac slan fabfica1o Dor los Z, as.
! Fredort1 St 'arns & ca le ha { do
! e. -e>u'td d. Apetecii0, superan! en-
mrcho algunos de sus sinii. es.
| Cutlt,At;''ndO no solamente aQU las
| euf -rrledadAs debitas al escr0t is
! NC, sinn tambieu la Anemil, c. ro'
| sis, ciertas erferm edades depeu IN
teS dc Ia mAtriz pu' mones y as
"'''el:os qua dim ,nan del empot eel
mi .nto da II sang,e
DIR TOMAS ROVIRA.
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| il de loJi
THE HELVETIA"
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| Gran casa de huespeies TIA
| be q 11Ut1
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), >I-st mas SOlas
BAEOS
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LA CORRESPONDENCE
DE Pro RIO.
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N0I'ICI-IA!S:::. ICI-IA!S:::.

Han s'do nombrados p0r el
Presidents Mac k.uley, como miem'
bros del C'n~ejO eiacr,ivO, los sc
nores don Jose Dc G,znau Banitez
y el doctor don JOS Gomez Hrloso,
Qnienas ocups,al Jas vacantes de
los senore.s de Diego y CAnnf1a~.
Eace m1chos lias que La EOkRE5
PONDENCI-s t.rtjcip6 aAtA iuportan
le notlcia
- han a~erc.. b cSta reEac
ci6n algunas per>O las Q""]ardo ose.de
la gracia de- a gunoS sen ,rltNs.. que
Sc entretenfan en- arrojar cerillas en-
al p,~" a. 10 ','Aza LA l1,'a n""ha
d. re.rete, exp mic ldoss a qoemar
los vt.~biu>,, ~ las senpra, LIZ 10
licla debe toluar n 1t. y ~H'*'r ia
Sc rspita este aIarde de- sa?vajisno y
mala edccscjon-
Aver & Jas 8 y media dc 4 tar
de pa 6 en- C :cne Tor frcnta de
nuestras Oh3inas don Francisco Co
miia, do reSreso do CAgI+@, t'JA
via euf:rnl del &trop patio d. G't 6
obieto en- aquclia pohla"l5H y IS
suplic6 des smintjaramos Ia nutj9'A
quo CltCuio atS4 Cd Ne 81 4SI : oN-iA ~ -
to
Agar se hat aeo: lo co'cbrar en-
la Corte de Arecino los ja!>i>5 ora
les do Loreno Orli1 por hoIniciiic
J Felix Seiio por denegaci5n de- al
auXi!io.
Les ha sido conce1i3a IL o;,s
| pensa De parentes3o qua solfcl1arGL
los vecinos de- Lsjas Manuel Rive
ra Pluto = Josef+ Pinto Ramirez
para contraer matr!m oaio.
e. ;ndu1ab.a quo son, t!o ii
TINA moda las LAVA per>a. IT, 8
de co,ores, mu:elina4 de Ia a ,,acia
como igualmente, es Ell mejOr surt
do ca encaje-, tiras y entred )" bon
| dados su,z1s que nay en- Los oaDel
! dioute5 Fortalezl 33. ~
Ell Emb, elua Dhcial del Partijt
Republicano SO halia de veots. en J;
casa de eDooley, Smith y Cia. T.
tran 13, San Juan, al precic &c $3. 81
| por cien emblemas. Sc Gespaclal
! pedidoS por cUrreo. 81 p}ica Ia
! Juntas Locales ulandsn sus peIido'
sin perdiia dc tempo.
MS 15-12
Ei Cunite feieral d. MaDat
ha acordajo 81 retraipl!entO del par
tiio local en la presents campaf1e }
estando conforme Ell todas sns par
tes con la resolution tom mada pOr 2
Conite Ejacutivo, cespacto Al retra:
lniento general 6 inn.aIiatO ca 10
demas pueb O de ia | la.
El die IL de Nov!en ore. al to
o1e de oraciones. 1cnira Ing - en J:
Capilla de IA V O I T'anci,cana al
Solamue nocturno con re1p1n~o pn
as bsndi:"s sni mas del pargatorio
| y al sIguieHte dia & las de ~ "an.
na, Ia njsa de Teao;cl canta3e;
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.TERREMOTO
EN- CARACAS

De fuente fdedigna sabemos que
aver ocurri6 ur terrible terremoto
en- la capital de Venezuela, causan.
do muchas v1ctimas.
Ell movimiento selsmico SO sin,
ito en- otras importantes poblacio.
nes de aquella Repdblica, destru
yendo casas en- Higuerote y Puerto
Cabello.
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Especifcos homeopaticos de
humphreys. de vel ia en- Ia agencia
de don Rafael Castro Gonzalez, For
taleza 81. Sc regala ua manual para
su uso en- espanol 8 ingl6s 4 Guien
10 solicite. n-1-v-p-s
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ner>lna. l35alas d. Ca

Ic7@I'Ela. ~ 14s a "a
guas DC3 : o II 2 n q4e 81 ..c'
miugo fac atr"pa, ,tado cr aqu4!4 po
oiaciGo iou Crl=toha: Colon = que
a ni>ma nonhe, t1atarcn de- as. ar
Ia casa do don Jraa q l:Hort Ia
cual fut apeireaiA ror uta .rui ID.
Los sthoros Co46u ) Qoinoncz SON
rtpu 5licanUs.
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Aver fcc1tio varias coco de
u1a rl.?;> - indivlduo Alfredo \ 4iIe
;1nieu fot asl>tluO en- Ia saa de -oco
r4oS Gs alyunas contu stones d do.
Sc cuertA EEL LIE ,hu al JuzgaGu CO
rtLo LNnI elta
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Agar So hat ae>; lo CO.. brar en-
"a Corte de Arecino ~, ja!vi>s ora
les de Loreno Orliz por h"Inlci1ic
: Felix Seiio por denega-i5n de- al
auxi!iO.
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Les ha sido cOncodi5a IL o:,s
pensa De parentes:o qua soliciGaroc
los vecinos de- Laias Manuel Rive
ra Pluto ? Joseft Pinto Ramirez
para cOntraer matr!moaiO.
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p. A

FL que desse comprar exec nte
y barato calzado. encajas, somb, las
y driles oe hilo, acuda a sEt 7 .'pi'
Co., Y ia Bomba," donde Sc v 1de
al costo y Sc coIplace al parro1'-;a
no.
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THE HELVETIA"
81 tI.i ,,- H. /. Cruz. ~,
Gran casa de huespeies 8

be d nut,'
Anusentos para familit. )
;, >itt mas sofas.
BANOS
PHorlETANIO PEDRO SCHIR \
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e. indu1abla quo son, &c ii
TINA n1oda las LIW4 persa, IT, 8
de co;ores, mu:elina4 De Ia a -acja
como igualmente, es Ell mejor surtl
do ca eucajes, tiras y entred - TO
dados su'z,s que nay en- Los oaoe'
5iHute5 Fortalezl 33. ~
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THE CHRISTMAS ENTER TAIN
MENT.
Santa Claus Makes His Annual
Appearance.

{
ia spite OF the dusty roads, Santa
Claus succeeded in arriving last Mon
day evening at Hips Hall, where about
a hundr red children were awaiting hi,
coming. The seating capacity of the
hall was filled TO the utmost by the pa
rents and friends who had gathered tC
witness the entertainment and to Sc,
the pleasure of the little ones. The en-.
/ tertainmeut was success throughout,
each number meriting much praise and
rejecting a great deal of credit on the
/ lad les who have had its arrangement in
charge. We regret that we have not
+ the space 10 give "a more detailed ac.
count Of the many pleasing features but
must content ourselves with simply pro-
ducing the programme, which was as
( follows;
OPENING ANTHEM
Mesdames Paul and Campton and
Messrs Paul and Stearns;
RECITATION, Just Before Xmas
Roy shepherd:
/ SPELLING CHRISTMAS,
Nine little boys;
rABBEAU, "Bo-peep Party,
Lane City School;
DOLL DRILL, Eight little girls;
SONG, "Ring. Merry Bells,
Lane City School;
RECITATION, .Roberts' Nine,
Maurice Roberts;
M nftIfL 4sfs.af. ATu4aa'f
Misses Amanda Sillyman and Jean
McOmie, aud Masters Oryllle Baird
and Sam Tippett;
CANDLE SONG, Six little girls;
FAN DRILL, Eight girls;
RECITATION, "The Ell Child,
Jennie Sllyman:
SONG, "a Little Boys Wants
Wesley Ashman:
BOYS MILITARY DRILL;
SONG, "Santa Claus is Coming
Lane City School;
TABLEAU, Birth OF Jesus
Ely School;
DIALOGUE, "Way Down East
Misses Jean and Emma MeOmie and
Emma Sillyuan, and Masters Oryille
and Arthur Baird;
CONTATA, santa Claus aud the
Christmas Dolls, by Mrs. Weber
Mr.. J. 7. Ashman and the ElySchool.
After the conclusion of the program
followed the distribution of presents,
with which two trees and tlfcsurround
ing space were loaded, and many lit
tie motherly heart was made glad with
new doll, and many little man with
a hobby horse or some other treasure,
dear To the boyish heart. Santa Claus
had been LIBERAL and it was late before
all the presents had been distributed
aud the little ones went home to dream
of Santa and the following Christmas
day,
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able affair. Fine music was furnished
by Messrs. W. d. Campbell and W. F.
Aldrach, Miss May Campbell also as
sisting at the piano. A good supper
was served at Riepes s restaurant, after
which dancing was resumed and con-
tinued until the roosters began to crow.
Such events cannot happen to often.
A new and very important strike was
made last week an the tunnel level in
the Robust mine. At point only ten
feet from the bottom of the new shaft
breast Of orc from three TO four feet
wide was opened up. As in the upper
levels, the ore lies under cave and can
be followed for nearly fifty feet. Thor
ough tests have not yet been made, but
the ore is to all appearances identical
with the highest grade in the mine,
some OF which assays as high as 800 a
ton.
A party Of gentlemen from tue East;
consisting of Messrs. Milan Hibbard, Of
Elmira, N. Y; Theron p. Otis, Of
Welsvile, N. Y; Edward Campbell, Of
Warren, Pa, and w. c. Potter OF Ge-
neva, n. Y, arrived here last Monday
by special conveyance from Eureka.
The three men first mentioned comprise
the Executive Committee OF the Chain
man Mining and Electric Company
and Mr.. Potter is also stock holder.
out to inspect the mine which they re-
Gently purchased here, and to lay the
plans for the new milling plant, with
which the property is to be equipped.
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PETER NORTH CLEARED.

Peter North. whose arrest for cattle
stealing we mentioned in our last issue,
has returned from Phoebe to his home
in White River valley, having success
fully cleared himself of the charge. 1t
seems that the plaintiff rested his en-
tire case on one steer which bore brand
thought to be 5 o, vented, aud Mr..
North's brand. The so brand belongs
to a man named Simpson OF Phoebe
who claimed that the steer still be-
lonped to him. On shaving the brand,
however. it was found to be J O, instead
of S O. and was thus proven to be one
OF the cattle bought by the defendant
In Utah. Mr. North furnishes us with
these facts, which we tako pleasure In
publishing.
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have used Chamberlain Cough Rem
edy for colds and la grippe during the
the past few years, to our knowledge,
not single case has resulted in pneu-
monia. Thomas Whitfield & Co., 240
Wabash avenue, Chicago, one of the
most prominent retail druggists in that
city, in speaking of this says: "We
reccomend Chamberlain Cough Rem
edy for la grippe in many cases, as ii
not only gives prompt and complete
recovery, but also counteracts any
tendency of la grippe to result in pneu
monia.' For sale by F. M. Clark
Druggist.
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PHOTOGRAPHER AND PHONO-
GRAPHER.

Manuel Azevedo, photographer, has
moved to Ely from Cherry Creek and
is prepared to do all kinds of view
work, guaranteeing satisfaction.
Mr. Azevedo also has one of the lat
est improved Edison Photographs with
an unusually fine assortment of music
OF all kinds and will give entertain
ments at private residences at very
reasonable rates.
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MIR. Gray who lives near Armenia,
Duchess county. N. Y, says: Cham
herlain's Cough Remedy is the best
medicine | have ever used. 1t is fine
childrens remedy for Group and never
fails TO cure =" When given as soon as
the child becomes hoarse, or even after
the croupy cough has developed it will
nrevent the attatk. This should be
horne in mind and IA bottle of the Cough
Remedy kept at hand ready for instant
use as soon as these symptoms appear.
For sale by f. NJ. Clark, Druggist.
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Thursday, December 2z, 1900.
SCRAPS FROM ELY.

Don i fail to take in the masquerade
ball.
Latest quotations: Lead, $4.oo; cop
per $500.
Get YOUR picture taken while there is
a good photographer here.
Ford Johnson of Toano was in tcSn
ou business last Saturday.
Foreman Mezger Of the Robust has
been laid up by sickness for the past
ten days
Fine Mollison is delivering to VIM.
Heyes some OF the finest hay brought
to this market.
All OF our patrons who have received
bills from us will do us great favor by
settling same before January lst.
N. p. Wilmington, after spending a
couple OF months in this vicinity, de-
parted last week for his home In ST.
Louis.
Prof. A. =. Cartwright left last Sun
day morning for Hamilton. where he
was to join the army of Benedicts last
evening.
Mrs. w. d. Campbell and family
have come in from their ranch at Warm
Springs and are spending the Holidays
with Mrs Holmes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Davis came up
from Cherry last Monday to spend the
Holidays with the latter's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. Merger.
There'll be shot time" at the mas
ouerade ball on New Years night.
Miss Florence Lamb and Mr.. Rollln
Smithson came over from Snake Val
10y last Monday to spend the Holidays,
and are visiting with friends In town.
w. w. Wick ham, who will have
charge OF the new Robust mill, and
Victor Pearson, his assistant, arrived
here from Colorado last Friday even
ing.
A young lady weighing about ten
pounds arrived in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Baker last Monday after
noon. Mother and babe are doing
nicely.
Mrs. II. A. Oliver and three children
arrived here last Friday from Salt Lake
City to join Mr.. Oliver, who occupies
the position Of book keeper with w. b..
Graham. They have taken up their
residence in the Upderhill house, near
the old Chairman mill.
Judge Fitzgerald has moved from
Eureka to Carson City to take up his
new duties on the Supreme bench. The
appointment of his successor as District
Judge has not yet been made and is
arouslng u great deal OF interest at Eur
eka.
The Chairman mill commenced grin
ding ore last Saturday afternoon and is
now getting down to steady business.
new pump has been installed in the
smart IN ine mine, anu bie Waoei ih '''V
shaft is being gradually lowered, pre-
paratory TO further sinking.
Jos. Savory, who keeps the Eighteen
Mile House on the stage road between
Hamilton and Eureka. is planning to
sink some big wells AZ that place, says
the Sentinel, for the purpose OF water
Ing the big bands OF sheep that pass
through that section every fall and
spring.
AS the stages from Eureka had prov
On unable to bring over all of the Holl'
day goods that had accumulated at thai
place for our merchants here, Robert
Raftioe was hired to bring them ovei
BY special team. He proved to be
veritable Santa Claus, though the reg
| ulation sleigh and reindeer had to giv'
way to the prairie schooner and cayuse
Except for Ills coming, the stock
toys In town would have been yer.
short.
The Christmas dance given by Messrs
feters and Crosson last Tuesday even
ing was well attended and very enjoy
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Supper at Riepe's Restaurant
90 cents a plate.
GOOD MUSIC
WILL BB FURNISHED.
TICKETS:

most solid hematite of iron, which caps
the copper vein and assures an abun-
dance OF fuxing material. This ledge
IS estimated by experts to be 300 feet in
width and, unless every indication fails,
will make OF this camp second Butte.
LEAD-SILVER AND OTHER
MINES.
While the ad-silyer mines are not
at present operated on as large scale
as the gold and copper mines, there are
three mines in the camp that are steady
shippers, viz. the Rabbit, the Macon
City and the Hoan. Any one of these
may at any time open up into bonan-
Ia.
While we have only mentioned the
principal properties above, there are
besides hundreds of claims within the
district and some of great merit. There
is still plenty of room for capital here
and when deep mining begins, we ex-
pect that dozens of big properties will
be opened up. The greatest need OF
the present time is a railroad, and
from present indications we will not
have much longer to wait. Altogether
we have every reason to be happy on
the threshold of the new year.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1900-11-03

ROAD LAW ORDINANCE.

An ordnance TO carry into effec,
Articles 29l, etc. Of the Consti-
tuition relative t. public roads.
Section l. Be Il ordained BY the
Police Jury Of St. Tammany Parish,
Louisiana, That the Parish OF 1t. Tam
many Il hereby created into . road
district.
Sec. 2. Be It further ordained, That
In order to raise funds for the purpose
Of constructing, maintaining and re
pairing the public r0ads and bridges Of
this st. Tammany Parish, besides the
two mill tax heretofore levied and set
aside, there shall be imposed Q per
capita tax Of one dollar per annum upon
each able bodied male inhalitant Of the
parish between the ages Of 10 and IS
years, and IN annual vehicle license,
including bicycles kept and used for
lOc0moti0n over the public roads %
follows to-wit.
One horse vehicles and bicycles, 26cts.
Two horse vehicles, Scots.
Big wagons, 81 90.
Sec. 8. BE IL further ordained, That
the Police Jury member from each ward
shall hire competent and reliable road
overseers for their respective warde.
That 1t shall be the duty Of said over
seefs to hire competent and able bodied
laborers to work the respective roads
In each ward, which said roads shall
be designated by the Police Jury member
That the said overseer shall call his
men out and work his or their allotted
road or roads whenever necessary. pro-
vided there IL sufficient funds 90 10 do.
That said hands shall furnish their own
tools and shall work from A. u. to
5 r. y. for . days work.
Adopted October, II, 1900.
GEO. KOEPP, JR.
President.
w. q. KEN TZEL, Secretary.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1900-11-03

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