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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-12-02

British columns in the vicinity of
Ventersburg by surprise yesterday
inhicting on them q deaths and
capturing Maxim artillery-piece
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-12-02
1e Carnicerfa con el sueldo mensual de dIsn

de Carnicerfa con ell sucldo mensual de diez
dollars.
Ell Collector de Rentas Internas, don Sa-
lom6n Dones, nos enVfs para su publication
Ia sguiente circular:
''Deseando esta Colecturfa no caEsar per.
juicio los contribuyentes por falta de acti
vidad en- ell cobro de las contribuciones que
por diferentes conceptos sc recaudan en- esta
oflcIna, Ell Collector que suscribs hace cons
tar::q Que tsssas eli0s.au adenden contri.
bucIones pOr Urbana, Agrloola 8 Industrial
de Comercio correspondientes al primero
segundo trimeStres, al segundo solamen.
To del afl0 en- curse, pueden concurrir So.
tIsfacerlas en- esta Oolecturfa desde ell dia
del corr;ents mes hasta ell Is Gel mismo.
> Debe tenerse presente que todo trImestre
Sc considera vencido ell dia 10 del segundo
mes de los que los constituyen.
I'll dla 10 del corriente mes de Diciembre
Sc expedira boleta de apremio contra todos
los que hasta ell dia anterior no hayan paga.
do 10 que adeudan.
Este prOcedmiento Sc hace extensive
todos los que Sc halIen en- descubierto 9or
contribucloneS correspondence ejerctios
anteriores, las cuales contribuciones no ha-
yam sldO condonadas.r
Sc la dctado sentencia por ell Tribunal
Supreme de JuSticia de esta isla declarando
sin lugar ell recurso de casaci6n por infrac.
ci6n de ley interpuesto por Dionisio Beltran
Daument, contra la sentencia pronuuciada
por ell Tribunal de Distrito de Arecibo en-
causa seguida al mismo por el delito de da.
nos, condenaudole en- las costas
El Tribunal de Distrito de Humacao
tiene seiialados para ell dia de mahaua los
juicios orales de las causas seguidas contra
Victor Vazquez, por rapto, Juan Nieyes,
por lesones.
Be encuentra en- esta capital don Arturo
Salguero, de Mayagiiez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-12-02
GACETA De AVER

Publica dos sentencas del Tribunal
Supreme de Justicia que insertamos en-
otro lugar de este n6mero.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-12-02
DEL Dl

Los sehores don Manuel Il. Oalder6n y
don Pedro Ayil6s nos participant en- atenta
una sociedad mercantil en- comandita, para
dedicarSe 4 toda clase de negocies mercsntl-
Is en- especiaidad los ramos De coml
stones y compra yenta de quncala y fe-
rreteria. Dicha Sociedad girara bajo la ra
z6n de Oalder6n, Avlles Co., siendo ges.
torres los menoonados sehores y comandita,
rio don Manuel q. Roman
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-12-02
NE '0R As1s
4 '.APENTA"l ]
Gown ., 50


Sc encuentran vacantes en- Las Marfas
dos p azas de medcos tituares, dotadas con
ell haber annual de 600 dollars, Sc anuncian
Sus provisiones por el termino de treinta
dlas.
El Tribunal Supreme de Jnsticia de esta
Isla ma dictado sentencia declarand0 no
haber lugar reSoyer ell recurso de casa.
ci6n por infracci6n de ley interpuesto por
la representation de don Carlos b. Meltz
como Administrator depositario de don
Lddwig Duplace, en- e incidente sobre
pago de costas, condenando al recurrente
en- ell page de estas, en- ell caracter con que
lnterpus0 dicho recurSo.
lei Juzgado municipal de Catedral ha
dispuesto la citaci6n de Jorge Pastrana, q
fin dc que SO preSente en aquella ofcina
para ser examinado, en- concepto de acusa.
do, en- el sumario que SO instruye por robo.
E ayuntamento de Oorozal ha acordado
abrir IN coneurso por Ell teFmno de treinta
dias, para cubrr la vacante de Secretario
del ayuntamiento. Dicho destino esta do.
tado con el haber de 600 dollars anuales
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-12-02

Vacantes dos plasas de medicos titulares
en- Corozal, dotadas con ell sueldo annual de
800 dollars cada una, el ayuntamento ha
acordado proyeerlas por concurso dentro del
t6rmino de Veinte dias. AL miamo tempo
Sc encuentra vacante Ia plaza dc Inspector
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-12-02
BOLETIN MERCANTIL De pro- RICO

Catered At the Post ofics at San Juan, r. r.
.. second elAas matter July IA, 1900
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-12-02

ApvKsTIsIss RATEs-1e cents, end upwards
per line
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-12-02

fla sido muy briIlante ha. mefecido
grsndes elogios la conducta seguida por Ell
Principe don Jaime, hijo mayor de don
Carlos, que Sc encueEtra operando en- la
Manchuria, Imperio chino, con las fuerzas
del ej6rcito ruso
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-24
CARS ALL LOOKED ALIKE TO HIM
Old Man with Two Strips Vancouver
ing at the Santa re.

In these days when everybody travels
it seems odd that there should be any
one who does not know how TO gtt-aboard
a railway train, but there was a man at
the Santa Fe station yesterday afternoon
who had quite a time getting aboau the
north bound Frisco. He was quite an
old man and carried a grip and two over
coats, one Of which was huge affair
made OF bearskin.
While the train was standing at the
platform, he came out Of the depot and
got onthe rear platform of the baggage
car. First he knocked at the door, and
as nobody came to let him in, he tried to
open it himself Then when he found
that the door was locked he gave it sew
erai good hard kicks, as if he were trying
to make some one hear. As he could
not get in he came down off the platform
and looked around for another likely
place. The side door Of the mail car
was open, and the old man made break
for it. He put his grip in and started to
get in after it, when some one stopped
him This friend in need was very
kind and took the old fellow down the
platform and installed him and his lug
gage in a seat in the smoking car.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-24
HISTORY OF MASONIC HOME
Wcs Ordered Printed Yesterday by
gOarC of % rectOPs

A history of the Masonic Home in this
city has been ordered compiled and
printed in neat booklet form. which will
be illustrated with cuts of the various
buildings, showing exterior and interior
views. and these viii be distributed
among the Masons Of this and other
states.
This was decided yesterday at the an
nual meeting Of the directors Of the Ma
sonic Home. This is the first annual
meeting Of the board which has been
held in January Heretofore the meet
ings have been held in June.
The house is in a fourishing condition,
and was never in such good shape.
Financially the condition could not be
better and the management, under the
direction Of the executive committee. has
been all that could be desired. There are
now thirty inmates in the Home, and
seven new ones were ordered admitted
yesterday.
The old officers were reelected. They
follow: y. p. Fuller. Eureka, president;
George W. Clark. Topeka, vice president;
Emma W. P0rl. Bel5it. second vice prezi-
dent: n. c. LOOMS. Winfield third vice
president; r. r Torrington. Wichita
treasurer: J. c. Postelwlite. Jewell City.
secretary; P NJ Hoisingt1n. Newton.
chairman executive committee; George
W Bristow. superintendent; Mrs. George
W Bris-ow: matron; c. Z. Bowers.
Home physician.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-24
ATWORK FOR MUNGER
Carl Vrooman Looking Up
Sedgwick Co. Delegation.
ENLIS1SLOCAL FUSI0NISTS
To Help Eureka Man for Nom
ination for Governor.

Carl Vrooman Of Pittsburg, member Of
the Popuist state central committee,
who was in the city Monday comforting
with Populist leaders regarding the hold
ing Of the Populist state convention IN
this city, is said to have a two-fold rea-
son for his visit here. II is now said
that Yrooman is pushing the boom Of
George ". Munger Of Eureka for govern
or and he wanted TO secure the Sedg-
wick county delegation for his chief.
Mr.. Vrooman visited q number Of the
leading PopuIist politicians in the city
and, it is said. did what he could for
Munger. Just what stand the Populists
Of this county Will take is difficult to
say. Mr.. Vrooman attempted to estab-
lish the sentiment that Judge Babb will
lead the fight for Munger.
Lew Butterfeld, secretary of the Popu-
list county central committee, was seen
last night and asked about the matter
He said that Mr. Yrooman did not breach
toe subject Of Munger's candidacy to
him. As far as he himself was person.
ally concerned, Mr. Butterfield said, he
was in favor Of Judge Dennison of Ell
Dorado as the Populist candidate. He
thought ne would make probably the
strongest candidate the Populists could
present, but he did not know whether or
not Judge Dennison would consent 10
run
Col H G. Toier said that he knew but
little in regard to the matter but he
thought that Munger would never be
nominated as he had no prestige in the
state and nothing to recommend him but
his money. From his point Of view Nun
ger was a dead one"
Some OF the Populists, 1t seems, are Of
the opinion that Munger may make
hard race for the nomirat ton as he has
large sized barrel" and would make
magnificent contribution to the cam
paign fund If he were nominated. But
few. however. have much 10 say regard
ang Munger's fitness for the gubernator-
iaI chair or the likelihood of his being
elected. if nominated.
There is little doubt, however. that
Munger is in the race to stay and that
It IS possible that the Populists may
swallow all his peculiar ideas and put
him at the head OF the ticket on account
of the addition which viii be made to
6he campaign funds. which viii enable
hard fight to be made for the rest Of the
ticket
Mr.. Munger is known as the millionaire
laundryman Of Kansas. He has laUn-
dries all over the city Of Chicago. It is
said that Mr.. Munger, owing to his ex-
perience. hopes to be able to wash out
some of the big blots on the state which
past Populist administrations have made.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-24
WAS A BIG AFFAIR
w. f Bolton Talks of National Live
stock Association.

Mr.. w. Z. Bolton, the editor Of the
Livestock Inspector" was in town last
night. Mr.. Bolton is also secretary of the
Oklahoma Livestock Association" and
was on his way home from FIT Worth
where he had been attending the Nat
ional Livestock convention. He was there
in the interests Of the Oklahoma associa-
ton, which will hold its sixth annual con-
vention at Ell Reno on February 18th and
I4th
When interviewed by an Eagle reporter
last night at the Carey, Mr. Bolton said:
Il have been to TT. Worth and am now
on my way home to Woodward. The
National convention was a pretty big az
fair. There were delegates there from
every state in the union with the excep-
ton Of three. These national conventions
are formal affairs. The delegates are
elected by the livestock associations Of
the different states and the whole thing is
rather on the order Of a congress"
Mr.. Bolton then went on totalk about
the coming FL Reno convention and said:
81 think We win have by far the best con-
vention We have ever had. talked with
nearly all the delegates at Fit Worth,
and judging from what they said, I am
sure of a very large attendance. There
Will be big delegations from Kansas City,
ST. Joe. St. Louis and Chicago. Mr. c.
NJ Irwin Of St. Joe. will appear on our
program. and Superintendent Rust Of the
Kansas City union stockyards. will also
gIve Us a talk
Il just now had a talk with Fred Dold
l.
special invitation to be present and said
he would be on hand with the stock yards
delegation From what 1 hear Wichita
viii have one of the biggest crowds
there.
Owing to the favorable condition Of
the weather this winter, believe that we
are certain TO have very large attend
arce II this fine weather just holds out.
I believe that our fondest expectations
will be surpassed. FL Reno Is making
every preparation to entertain very
large crowd. and you may be sure that
they viii not spoil their present good
reputation Just at present there are
good many false rumors in regard 70
smallpox, but they are entirely without
foundation and, by the time the conven-
ton dates roll around, our smallpox scare
VIII be forgotten.
Another thing Of Importance at our
convention VIII be the opportunities Tor
trading cattle. I am positive that more
stock viii change hands at EI Reno than
At Ft Worth And besldteis we have
made arrangements for several auction
sales Of bl0oded stock
"Now there is just one more thing 7
want 90 add and THAI Is that there viii be
I'D excuse for Wichita Il she does NOT
have the largest delegation there The
delegates can leave here the evening Of
the I2sh ar3 return on the night OF the
lt-h. and VII not lose q lot OF time
There is T. doubt thai Wichita ought
70 have the largest delegation there VII
be a. e Reno. This market i a good
thlng and ought TO De pushed along. Al
Oklahoma is our natural territory, and
The stock men here ought 70 sac that
Wichita Is the best represented market AZ
the convention.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-24
She QUIT COFFEE
and Got Well With the HeIp of Pos
tam Food Cofee.

II an a school girl ana want 70 tell
YOU what Postum Food Co4se has done
for me and several % my relatives,
The oId-fashioued coffee always rrada
me heavy and dun and gave me heart
barn. with dyspepsia When we tried
Postum Food Coffee. II did noe taste Eood.
but I begged for another trial yr'sen 5hs
directions were followed. ana We jlurd It
delicious Since that time we have used
1t regularly. and never nave any t-au-
dIa with the heavy feeling o. dyspepsia
.,DF Lovrie prescribed Postum for ny
uncle. BIr . property man q the
Boston Theatre. ard it worked marveI-
Gus change in him He quit the com
mon coffee. and has been using Postun
Food Coffee ever since. He looks better
than he ever did Before. HIS family also
use i. Uncle Is very strong in his praise
OF Postum for the seed IL mas done him.
Please do not Use ny Signature. bur son
can use the statement" ---.
Worcester. Mass The name can b tur-
nashsd by the Postum Cereal c., al Sat
tie Greek. Mich
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-24
ONLY FOUR CASES
Board of Health Makes State
ment of itch" Conditions.
THREE IN THE HOSPITALS
For Detention of Cases of
Contagious Diseases.

There are in Wichita four cases Of
Cuban itch, chicken pox. or whatever the
contagious eruptive skin disease may be
called that is going the rounds of the en-
tire country. Two Of the first cases In
the city after ten days treatment are
recovered, and there never have been
more than six
There are four cases left One Of these
Is at the corner of Muraock avenue and
Wabash. The other three are at the de-
tention house. This is all. The Eagle
has the information direct from the board
Of health, and if there are any other
cases within the city limits the board Of
health nor any other physician knows any
thing about it.. The exaggerated re-
ports Of the number of cases of small
pox' that have become circulated in the
country around Wichita are so ridicu-
lous that the Eagle has asked the board
Of health for the exact number Of cases.
where they are located and how dam
gerous they are. Only four cases, none
Of them bad, IS the extent to which the
itch IS raging in wichita. Reports
have become current in the country that
there are $50 cases of a virulent form
Of smallpox and people were dying off
in great numbers. Now If there has been
a single death from the disease in south
ern Kansas the Eagle cannot get the
fact substantiated nor even learn where
It occurred. These stories being circu-
lated in the country are hardly less than
what people here in town tell each other
over and over again through the day.
This itch is not desirable thing to
have at all but its nature nor the con-
tagion of it doesn't warrant the extrava-
CANT rumors that break out from IN
known sources and grow with travelling
until people have dreams Of funeral pro-
cessions. There is no necessity for the
matter hindering business IN any way.
The board of health is taking precautions
to prevent any unnecessary spread of the
disease, which after all is not one-tenth
as fatal as the grip, which nobody is
afraid of. The detention hospital Will be
used and all cases taken there or quaran-
tined when discovered. The four cases
here will not do any very conside>kle
raging.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-24
BUYS THE FISHER FARM
Wilt Evans an IIIustratIOn Of How the
Kansas Farmer Succeeds.

ailt Evans who went 10 KinEman
county eighteen years ago with barely
enough money 10 put him up house.
has Eea out in great shape. He settled
"A the country four miles south IT New
Alurdock and accumulated as the years
went by. Two weeks ago h. sold $50
worth Of land alone. Yesterday he was
An wichita and bought the cd Fisher
<arm eight miles north OF Wichita and
-,aid s4o0a in cash Tor it. He mas some
cattle interests in kinsman county also.
out he VII move to Sedgwick county me
first OF March and make Wichita MS
headquarters Besides euyins 4ana ana
accommodating cattle. he keeps his boy
Archie and daughter Grace in the cooper
roflege at Sterling. Milt Evans Is an
other Kansas man VINO hiss got there.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-24
REV.TINE WAVES PRELIMINARY
viii Take Chances in District Court
in His Burglary Gaze.

The preliminary hearing of Rev. Henry
Tine. the caI0red preacher. who is cha-g-
ed with buyglarizing the hen house Of one
OF his flock Mrs. Sarah FOOD. was call
ed in the city court yesterday Rev. Tine
waived preliminary trial. a large num-
Der of witnesses We're sUbpoeuaed and q
large portion of the coIored population
were present at the hearing. Rev. Tine
IS alleged 10 have secured six big, fat
chickens. from Mrs Woods henhoUse,
but one OF the chickens was found dead
when taken out Of the sack in which
they were carried from Mrs. Woo5s
place. When Mrs. Wood went to the D9-
lice station next morning 70 identity
Tines she peeped through the bars and
said: "Aiu't you 'shamed 10 throw IRE
down this way Mr.. Tine, You old rascal
you Lay around my house these many
months, eat my g0oi bread ard outJah,
and then throw me down this way.
Amt you 'shamed2 You ole rascal YOU
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-24
A. 0. u. w. BALL
MiIhaupt-s Orchestra TO Furnish the
Mus G.

Mnhaupt's fun orchestra viii furnish
music for the big A. o. L. ". BAH which
IS to be held in Garfield hall Thursday
night. The success Of the event is al
ready assured by the large number Of
people who have signifed their intention
OF going. Should the crowd be too large
for the comfort Of the dancers. Peerless
Hail across the way VIII also be used
Tickets are for sale at many stores and
are only costing 30 cents. Ladies are ad-
nsitted free. No charge viii be made for
checking wraps
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-24
ghe aau nau gaa1s aa1eansdau sor,1a ga,aaru
"DufabMy IS
Better Than Shoqy. !"

Tie UeaLth of the nlaff-
nlfilionaires IS not equal to
good health. Riches aUahont
health are a cnrse, and yet
the rich, the middle classes
and the poor alike, haze. In
Hood S Sarsaparflla, a Ualaa-
bic assistant In getting and
maintaining perfect health.
Catarrh "Our little boys zvtooprg
cough left him zUfH catarh, but HooGs
SarsaparAa made him perfectly zuea. !
haze taken It myself qUith satisfactory re-
suits. - Ms. ". S. Go-dnisr, Nezyto1, Kan.
ScrofuIa NY BOY suffered qvita
soSofuLa zUhen young. 7zUo bottles of
Hoods SarsaparilLa cured him. He IS row
ten. Or physician adv5sed rs use. We
atEvays recommend H." Mrs. z. C..
Clipper, 8 Kidder ST., Cleveland, OHIO.
Tired All .Day-"No tired feeling
such as / used TO ha0e morning and night
since Hoods SarsapardLa cured Il; as #
cured the pam IN my little err stomach -
Jas. z. SNanr. Hrb6ardston. Mass.
Pain in the Side haze taken
Hoods Sarsapari1La and Hoods Pills fo-
pain IN the side and BACK. Vas not
able TO qUork. Tfey cured me-" Mary
e. Cate. Chesterfield s. e
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-24
WAS A BIG FIRE
City Electrician Has Picture of Jones
Fire ia h ansas City.

City Electrician McVay has picture
Of the building occupied by the Jones
Dry Goods company in Kansas City.
which was destroyed by fire recently The
picture was taken Immediately after the
fire department had completed its work.
The building was an immense structure
and was a total wreck. From the ap-
pearance Of things It would seem i'm
probable that there would be any sdlv-
age at all, BUTT IS said that it was con-
siderable. A comparison Of this fire with
the one in the lines building in this city
would indicate that the Wichita depart
ment did the better work.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-24
COUNTY TREASURES MEET
Held a short session Last Night to
arrange Program

The County TreasUrers association
wAlea was TO have convened IN the az
pellate court room Yesterday did no-
meet untU last night when they held a
short session 70 arrange q program fo-
today. Only fourteen, tressursrs had ar
rived yesterday. aut they enjoyed the dag
in conversation and exte1lpe-aneous talks
about the proper conduct O. the o1Eee
ana exchanging views on the different
me-ho1s employed President E2rl.ips .
Topeka. Secretary katie = johnson d
NsrtanviIie, and Vice President Heary II
Eoerhardt q Sslina were sIons TIE tEst
ones - arrive Mss JoEHson IS said .
u very dE3gat y3unE woman ard has
made an acceptable county t-ess1Ee--
There IS ony one ol4er lady woman
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-24

the city and is now doing considerable
work in the resident portions. He says
that he found quite a large per cent Of
the business buildings were wired in a
faulty manner and that much OF the wiz
ing had 70 be replaced. This. it is
thought will result in added protection
70 property as the danger OF fires from
electric wires is made merely nominal.
All new jobs of wiring have 10 be ap-
proved by the city electrician before they
are allowed TO remain in the buildings.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-24
WILL GIVE CHICKEN SUPPER
RathbOne Sisters Entertain Again
With a Soc al

The Rathbone Sisters viii give another
one Of their socials tonight at K. Of P
han. A chicken supper viii be served TO
the pubic from 8 to s followed BY a So
cial time These sociaIs have proven
very. successful and pleasant, and royal
good time can he depended upon. Those
who are afraid the Rathbone Sisters are
not good feeders are respectfully REFER
ed to the avoi5upois Of George Walker
and Ed Kinnaird.
Mr.. Hoasland. agent OF the Globe Heat
and Lighting company. which secured the
contract for vapor lights nexc year in
Wichita says that the lights viii be up
in about three weeks
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-24

treasurer in Ksnsss Those wh2 we're
present yesterday ara Henri II. Eher-
ha-dt. salIna: Miss X 7 Johnsoa. Veg
t5uvEIe. p : Jones- Sherman -coa7iys =
Il Cankr.ght. CeEseT csaHfyf 3 =
Msthexssn. Dickirsoa county; 4 T
smith. Cow1ev coaaty; P. g. PInSey, WI
son couuty. Fred Roth. Ness eoantye G.
: Brovn. Graham cauEty, :. ?. 2oere,
Douglas county. ! G. DonneH- Niea-ta
county: II :. LORD Se1gEBck eaansg
Danieg z Bore. Ssdzxick co1zsF-
TIE rs-u1gus cf.I.eEls More. vac eied
q Ieck-sa~ FRIDAY. "a b sAsgss1 .
Mex York City this morning
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-24
d6odJ Soasqb0nM
]. 5:l7iTg

HOODS PinseureIiyer lis; the non-irritating ana
only eathaTtic to take witL Hoods saTsapaELlLa.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-24
INSPECTION OF WIRES
s,itr Electrician MeVay Has COmplet-
"a !. ar, in Business % strict

civ Electrician McVay has completed
49, work Of inspecting the electrical wiz
60 # buildings IL the business section o