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Mems Suspenders, 25c.
Groceries. Delicatessen

Hg Jsa, dslleious 81 q
can4 -
0eoso. n. Z. Seste, ~
full cream. pa b.. 10
nssstsr chssss. pr ~
b., ~
Iu@bsrvsr. Gnae, IL
PEI h., 20
Swiss Cheeee, ~ ~
imported. per ID. -
Pstes - Fole 0eas, 30
in terrines, ~
French Olive on. finest.
our &c. is gallon 20
bottle, ~
Our Ioe. 80 gallon -
bottle, %
California Prusss, choice
and meaty. s-Ib. pad +
ages, PER b.. Q
Csli1ornia prvssa, hses. q
9Th. packages. per b., o
Aepaeagss, our J7e. ~
kind pei caa. III
Tomatoes, our fancy New
Jersey solid pack. &c. q
kind, big ems. O
Sllsed PEGS, our sc. %
kind, pa can, -,
Extra f,ncy Slftsd Pes.
our he kind, pes fE|
ON. -
cor1, Maine. oW &c. q
ktnd pr an, ,
Re1isl white Oots, !
none better. Alb. caf. =
tons Z
oesonA nBsR. - q. ouuo1ua.
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PuAe1D OW1OUo1p - fsaAAAlses.
FAsA11oo % income go net -

PuAalD SwaOso1v - fsaAaAlses.
TAsAt1oo % Income go net 81
expenditure
Abolition q government fovosee'
In.
PuSass swnsssAiD % osssDs1iss
CoDhlAatloa ana ss-sOss011sa q
Thsss are ssms ssA1sal rseosns a.
vsosaso b. d. Lyman H Abbsst In his
TN iaA naght to voskinmsn at 81
0ssrSts CharuA
"In6ustsaal DsmesPasV." M Ds. A.
bot. 'naAas eovssnnsnt BY the psop's.
DsmeosUsy IN pontiss exists here and
In BngiAnA asrs Tesss6 and 'mashHnss
rule 10 bssauss ~ sonoant Y ~ did
not CONSENT sueA rule would cease.
Their powsr 10 due to our aoquisscsnc>
In Russia the machine p snthrone1:
here II 10 Get up by votsra There .
revolution would b necessary to turn
Il out, here it, ovsrthrow 10 In our own
hands. Existing poaie3os ID our fault.
There may be . good deal Of scofYins
At Congress- but Congress represents
fairly we'll the thoughts Of the people.
Csaspei h wrsss BasSs.
IN these days Industrial democracy
does not control We elect President
and Governor. not railroad kings. We
elect councils. but not the men VINO
control them.
Now, President, Governor and Mayor
osn be turned out Of ONCE u they
offend, but Is there any way OF ousting
the railroad king and the mine owner'
In plain words our political system Il
controlled by the common people. cur
Industrial system by . few. The first y
q democracy. the second an oligarchy.
How can Industrial democracy be
carried outf How was the present
state beought sbouts In early tim<s
The capitalist owned labor In his slaves.
Late. came Feudalism: then the caSi-
talist owned the land and slaves BE-
came tenants. attaches OF the land.
Nov. there are no longer slaves. In
stead. thsrs 10 capitalism: o. the wagss
system Capitalism owns labor: howl
BY controlling all the tools BY which
labor ID performed.
ANY name ability to VIVA dspsnds
On The will Of the tool owner. Whore
- the rseormf Why, the men who DO
the WORK must own the toola FonnsKy
he stag dsfvW had interest IN stass
and hossss. the farmer IN hs farm.
What interest has tho engineer IN 60
sine, road and rolling stock; the mill
operative In mill machinery
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-~NMAN ABBOTT

Social svo,ua1Dn aans b sivs - the
common people ownsrship OF railroads
and MINES. lAborvp must b employ
ers Of capital. not capital the employ
or OF laborers. In England farmer
rent farms. hcrs they swn tham. What
desire to So b public owusrsAip Of
railroads. mines Aad moaopoliss on The
SANE prinoapeA
Ta1ssisa Assesn.
There shosald b Q su1osU IN ta1attpa
rAxss should b. isvisd o. incomes. net
On expenditure Ths pear man pays
moro n psoporttun for he COAL his
rough blanket, thaa dess ths rtsh mAa
Government Doe marc for rich than cos
poor msa
I'VE Amatcans have bsaa too lavish,
TOO heppyEo-hcky. toe earslsss In siv.
Ing away, even bsGginG to give away.
frAnohlses worth hundreds os millions
10 railroads and corporations. Ay
tax the franchises. Actual deolsious VI
courts hold that roads belong. to The
sSs a. a agns them Ply I: sss People The
When Robert Fulton had sxoiuaivs
risht to run Steamers on the Hudson
The supreme Court ruled that TO the
people a;one belonged river. frss and
clear. AT. sunlight; rivers. are ne peo-
not the soil belong TO the p>opls Is Wi. !
Let tax DO .evied on incomes from m.
vo,mens In the peoples properly. not
Own All MoaSpolies.
'Monopolies are often nsosssasy. In
New YORK the water supply IL a neecs-
sary monopoly. That water must be
had, and either through private parties
or through city ownership. Now. where
competition Is impossible, tho people
must own the monopoly.
v,. mers + our lighting systsm- We
another TO another. 4 third TO a miro
What 10 the. rssult7 New YORK strccss
are always being torn w By Ga} com.
Rsniss The people must own their ovn
hghtinG system
+, LEI i>s. " ", look e .rarsHOr.s.ion, II
petkion IL shut out. A monopoly results,
But re are taking . stsp "a he riShi
drsctson The tunnel. which the oily
VIII own IN fifty ysAs1 VIII b MADE 10
pay for Itself out Of its ego6iA Il
The u: e; q q o., tia, time = xtl not have
q Rep Iolicsn, the other : DsnscssS.
- owe this boon. Gov. Rooeevek ~
Comptroller Coler have q lasting hold
on our gratitude.
"Another important step ip industrial
democracy Ia saving. We should have
Dost-ofice savings banks II u Just a.
easy 10 save a. TO spend for beer.
but more re q on" sroSSss e. saSss. e As4
Industrial system requires intsilissucs.
corporation. combination: and when
these things. with others havsoutiined.
arg. nut In. practice among the people,
radical reforms will result-indussNaf
able goal"
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Ths Rshs HeA 0r Chaslas Han, X.
G. NJ O.. was Rsooease Of sAs Ooty Of
Lenion and At hh dAA,h = Member OF
Parliament from tes Holhcru Division
Of Finsoury. lie rtpreserted weetcsm-
brtdgeshire IN Pariiamcn, from lssS to
isy,. and WIS AZ one time Attorney
General TO tho Prince Of Wales.
lie was frst delesats for Grca; Britain
At the International Maritime Confer
ence held at Washington In iS0.
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osAs Dsss sAsvfss sssA
Dsttis fAay Ram o. wi,o1 -
Bottle q briiiiaatins q ou11onA
Cnhs q NaSsseA
Nsia Nsss. - . Ss1aGA
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Sir CHARLES RAIL- DEAD.

lss1 Dssa nsnosr % Pasiiasasat.
nssssAss q lsaasa asa Astss-
asy-osasvai e the Iptses.
LONDON. March Sir Charles Hail
disd THE morning. He was hfty-sight
ysars old.
The evening world., 1900-03-09

Tess, very finest patent, ios
family use only 1 toaAo
customer; ~ ID. bag. ~
Spieed Asehovles, best
from NosN1y our fofm,s
price 37e.; fos Satur- 10
day. per keg. ~
App.tit Sill. our re- *
uhf toc cans, -
Oeeaas Sa1ol Pota. ~
tees, 9 b. bag% IL
Mseksrsj, extra 6ne our
Si.7S kind; only . pals 10
my customer 10 n. 90
pals, ~
S0eke1 Piasoa hsA =
dies, pr b..
Smoked Fst B3eelssy, =
Per fish. q
0iomaeck nesylag, for
merly $50, this sale, ~
per can, IT
Rnssiaa SaR1loeo, -.
PEI bottle. -
Or 77c. French extra 10
fine esaA On, 20
Fresh bo1se1 Posk so1 q
Beans, ,
Potsss Selsd, delicious. q
per b., 81
0sllsd SLICED hao. al
boaeaess, best. PEI b., I'll
Dsioe1 Seeee1 Ces0el al
bsss. best. pr H., ~
Solee1 S0okel Bssl. 1Al
best. per H.. III
cerveloe Ssoaage. our "a
7<c kind. PER D. VI
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-02-02
ALL SORTS.

Trib cures bruises and sprains.
The weather sharps are looking for
a storm soon.
Judge Virgin of Genoa is registered at
the Briggs House.
Mr. and Mrs. III. NJ. Ieringtsn returned
from California yesterday.
Phil McCfrath came down from Meuhu
Hoxsr last evening.
Tom Easton has begun the study
dentistry under DR.. Heunessy
Everybody is talking about how cheap
the Fox Store is selling its big stock.
Meeting OF the Chamber of Com
meree tonight. Don't l9.l to be there.
j. a. Yerington departed for san
Francisco last evening on mining bust
ness.
Tie last number of the Nevada Mig
azine contains a po4fn by Mrs. Boyle OF
Cola iii, which ~Outa be worthy OF
a place il any magaZiae in the country
Den t forget B-4 YOU send away for
furniture to look al the stock at hjtz-
meyers store. \ good assortment for
holiday gifts, anu il !outant find what
you want he will order it by catalogue
and a catalogue prices.
Al the sheep have been driven out
of Ral-ton Valley as there Is aoo enough
snow on the ranges 10 enable sheep to
winter there. 1t is the first time for
several years that sheep could rot be
kept n this valley al winter. Most OF
the docks have been taken into the
northern part of Monitor Valley where
they will remain until spring. Bel
mont Courier.
Aessrs. A. 81. Anderson, 3. c. Nc
Cam. John Mccormack ana p. J.
Bradley were busy this week drivin G
cattle to the Rye Patch where they
dug big water hole which can sup.
ply two hundred or mere with water
They are now engaged in digging an
other lole below Rye Patch and ex
pect ID get large flow Of water ther,
also Belmont Courier
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-02-02
A Bad ksix-up

Yesterday while Andy Tong. who was
driving Hank Martins team. was com
ing 10 town with a load sf chickens, eggs
ana butter had a lively runaway. One of
the horses fell and tore The bride off and
Tong got out to fix it. As be did so tie
horse, started on the run and colided
with rig driven by NJ IS TillInan and a
lady friend. The runaway team smashed
into the rig driven by the Young ladies
and Knocked a wheel of, while the Mar
tin wagon was completely wrecked
STRANGE as it may seem neither Of the
youns ladies wers Har-t aud their horse
failed to run. 1t is ~aid that chickens
went up and butter came down with {
thul. II was late in the afternoon before
the runaway tenn WAS captured.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-02-02
A I}v Showing

New \ X, Jan. 81, l9Ou.-Ihe an
nual meeting oil the trustees OF tie
Mutual Lie Insurance Company OF
New York WAS held today. he ie-
port OF It's business Tor 1899 is another
illustration by single Company OF ths
wonderful growth oil life insurance dur
ing the past year. The actually paid
for insurance in force in the Mutual
Life now amounts to over 81 ,Ool goo, 600.
The assets have reached the enormous
sum OF 1901, o44, 53. The receipts for
the year We're IS, S9O,O77. The Gem
pany paid for death claims alone 49,
629, 919, amt for matursd endowments,
dividends, etc, $40, 739, O37. Since Or
ganization the Mutual Life has paid to
policy holders 1914, ll7.946. There is
now a contingent guarantee lund OF
SAL, 9o2. 54S, III addition to the amounts
authorized for dividends in 1899 OF
81, $50, 900.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-02-02
The Vulcan Company

Joseph Seigel. manager OF the Vul
can copper mines, returned frem Reno
last Thursday and left for the miaes
Friday. The reports from the Parrot
mine continue TO pt most cheerful, and
development work is being vigorously
and Systematically prosecuted. About
10 men are employed and a gasoline
hoist is being put in.
MIR. Seigei, on be half of his company
has secured bond on the coal mines
of VIM. Grozinger and w. A. Ingalls,,
and will at once begin developing them
These mines viii prove valus BILE ae-
QUESTION TO the Nulcan Company, az
they are but % miles from The smeitsr,
and vii reduce me cost CT coke TO a
minimum.
1t Is almost certain TT at the G. q c.
K. L. Co. will put n a spur from Lun.
ing to the Parrot nine, thus a1fordine
cheap transportatio .or unlimited
guam titles OF ore.
1t locks as though Esmeralda were
a bout TO be lifted out CT the mud il
which she has been submerged for 10
these many years. Hawthorne Bull
! letln.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-02-02
ALBGB IS $1,000 LOSS
Chinatown Thinks There is
Some Mistake About it

Some weeks ago Albert, the leading
Chinese merchant OF this city, reported
loss Of So, Geo to the authorities He
SAID his confidential clerk, who had
been several years in his employ, had
disappeared with So, coo from the safe
and skipped to China. Subseu uently
the young man was located in San
Francisco and brought back. Ga his
return be threatened to demOlish the
store and carve up the proprietor. He
makes a presea ta'ion of his case by
stating that Albert owes bin over $500
and that for some time past he has
been unable to get any money for his
wages because Albert has invaria bly,
clai med that he had no money and was
making none.
If he had s., eco stored away in his
safe, why did he not SETTLE for the
clerk hire: The young man, who is a
son of Albert's former partner, Insists
that Albert has lost nothing, but faxed
w a story after his departure to pull
the wool over the eyes OF his creditors
thinking that he would go to China
and never hear of the charge.
Most OF the inha oitants OF China
town take the same view of it and
claim that the clerk is an exemplary
young man and perfectly honest.
1t l., claimed that the troubles Incl
dental TO the case are not Yet over.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-02-02
ecttre / CURSE

DR.. Thomas Of San Francisco was in
the city yesterday arr4nging for a
series Of three lectures to be delivered
in this city during the next two weeks.
He has secured Joaquin Miller, Hon.
F. Y. Schoonmaker and J. William
Huds son. The season tickets for the
course are Only a dollar. Alread Y
enough Subscribers to t-z course have
been secured to bring AL three here.
1t will give the people OF Carson a
treat they have not had Tor years
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-02-02
Not Quite Ready

:All these who want to lead better
lives will stand up, cried the revival
ist in commanding tone.
They all stood up except stranger
with chin whiskers who sat on he
front row.
Don't you want to be a better
MANI demanded the revivalist.
well. it's like this. sarson,' said
the stranger Il expect to be j better
man, of course, but you see hahn I
been to town before in ten years, I was
-Cleveland Plain Dealer
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-02-02
A Conde nsed Milk Scheme.

w, 7. Walls of San Francisco is in
the city ana is advocating a condensed
milk factory in this city instead OF
creamery, or else to have the Two com
hined. He claims that the profits are
from 10 to 60 per cent. larger with the
condensed milk than the butter and
when butter is cheap and thatthe price
is always kept up.
He will meet tie Cham Der Of Com
merce this evening.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-02-02

Call on Geo. 4. Tyrrel!, agent for the
CT. Ar. Tea < Coffee company, and see
the nice remiuns given away with sales
of teas, cotfe and spices.
Davis 4 Farrer have a splendid assert
ment of umbrellas. Takea look at them.
FOR RENT-Brick building on King
street suitable for store or business. In
quire Of Ed Sweeney.
Velvet golf caps made of fancy check
goods light and medium dark colors
ington block.
It's no trouble to get good cigars
C. w. Friend keeps them.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-02-02
Notice

The regular meeting of TIL Board OF
County Commissioners of Ormsby
counCy Will be held on Monday, Feb. s.,
1906, at 10 o'clock a. III. All persons
having claims against Ormsby county
are requested to present same to the
Clerk OF said Board at the Office of the
County Clerk on or before Saturday.
Feb, ), 1900, at four O'Clock, p. 10.
BY order of the Board,
p. H. PETERSEN,
Chairman.
GEO. W. COWING, Clerk.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-02-02

Congressman Newlands has received
his quota OF seeds for distribution in
the State, and will send them TO any
one desiring them. Address all re-
quests to Francis G.. Newlands House
of Representatives, Washington, D. G.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-02-02
The Sea Queen

As the time draws near for the pro-
duction of this great musical and scenic
treat the Carson public are beginning
to wonder how the Episcopal Guild
can afford to go to the great expense it
will be put to t, put on such a mann
moth production, an explanation of
which is very simple.
Mr.. Clay ton Uar.} IS al present
making Carson his home and his cest
here afforded him the opportunity to
rewrite the pieces and i'm, rove on the
scenic plot. AS he is a scene painter of
national reputation, as well as an
author and actor. he was DESTROYS of
prod ucing it where he could give it his
personal attention. the scenery for the
house here not being near as large as
what would be REQ uired for the large
cities. be could paint very quickly and
at mparatively small expense, but it
viii look equally as Well, as every thing
is made in proportion, be- la5 Is a
drawing attraction it appeals r bid and
young alike. Little children are
wrapt IN open-eyed amazenent at the
dazzling transformation scenes, while
the olotr persons are thrilled with
wonder and ad miration at the marvel
Gus mechanical effects and sweet music
The story Is one that appeals to the
human heart and IS interspersed with
comedy and bri ght specialtles.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-02-02
We fit Glasses

Through long study aud practice we
can tell on examination just what
glasses your eyes require. We then
supply precisely the glasses needed.
Oar prices are righ0.
! - find that glasses will not aid
you. we frankly tell you so.
DAVIS & FARRER, Opticians.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-02-02
II You, Need Shoes

Our january clearance sale gives you
est and h@~t line OF footwear ever placed
or the nla~e IT. ?. -roatly reduced prices
Call easly ut Ri BulIiugton's and secure
your fit and style. Don't wait until sizes
are gone
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-02-02
Seed Distribution

Washington, D. c., Jan. 2, 1900.
The distribution Of garden seed by the
Department will begin in
January. ! shall be pleased to order seed
to be sent to any person in Nevada whe
viii send me their names and addresses.
VIM. NJ. STEWART,
L. S. Senate.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-02-02
Notice

Carson, Jan. 8, 1900.
IL. NJ Johnson, have this day sold the
Nevada Drug Store to Chas. Kaiser.
j. NJ johnson.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-02-02
School Trustees

The regular monthly meeting OF the
School Trustees MAS he'd IL the office of
Sl;pt. Wash "wednesday et eling.
The bills for tea"her-' salary, amount
ing to Ss55 IS were allowed and also the
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-02-02
n. SODERBERG
Attorney at Law.

Office no b Carson =. Carson, New
Irrigation ana 81 ing Law ,pecia!ties
The ThaNter Drug Store has received
and has on display fine line of vases,
pictures. fancy calendars. celluloid toilet
sets, perfumes (latcst odors). porcelain
l4ncyWare, glove and handk erchtcf boxes
etc. They sell cheaper than amy house i'll
Nevada. The public is cordially invited
to call and inspect and price goods.
Housekeeping rooms: In desirable
locality. centrally located, be rent
ed to responsible parties. inquire at
Mrs. Cary's. east Of Capitol
The Tha&ter Drug Store, first to put
prices in reach OF the poor people.
For RENr-An upright piano, fine
tune Box IA. City.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-02-02

For the first time in many nonta>
there is sufficient money i'll the Scr ss..
Fund to pay the teachers
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-02-02
100

Fresh candy and fruit AT Miss Thomas
store.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-03-31
ag|Ilerra
iIiplnas.'

III General Otis ha .cesado de
jenyiar sus optimistas despachos, en-.
los que anunciaba que <prac ctlcamen.
te1 todo estaba termina do. ou uitl-
ma communication revela bastante De;
sanimaci6n. Sc habl6 dc una fuerza
rebelde organizada, de doslmil nom
sbres En- Ell Norte de Lnz4n, donde
.se cre1a que 81 campo estaba llmp1o
de rebeldes, Sc han entado nue.
vas partidae Los generates Hood
81 Young han pedido con urgencia:
nueyos refuerzos. Ell obierno pue
de utilizar muy POGO las manifesto
clones del General W hee1er, hechas
con motive de su renuncia, y en- las
que presenta la insurreccion como
pr6xima & su fin Cuando1 Wheeler
escribio su carta, era el mes de No.
viembre, = todavfa LaWtdn estaba
poniendo en- jaque a los| flipinos
donde uuiera cue los encontraba
Los militares Green ahora, como
crefan desde hace un afo que para la
campaf1a de Filipinas Sc necesita un
hombre de la talla del General Mi
les.
El comienzo de la estacion de
las lluvias es tambien ell principle
ia campaf1a Presidential Sera en-
verdad bien difcil obtener Axitos mill
taresen el Archipelago Magallanico
y victorias polfticas en la campa11a
de los Estados Unidos a u ~ mismo
tempo.
Quizas serfa una ayuda para los
'republicanos si,, durante la campa11a
politica en- la Metr6poli, las Conf
stones, mediante Ell esfuer7o de las
armas, pudieran penetrar en- Ell cam
po rebelde j desde ALI enViar repe-
tidosI mensajes nuncios de paz, y re-
veladores de que los natives recono.
c1an la autoridad del GoDlerno
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-03-31
Gaceta de hoy
= Grdviles Generates, No So.
San Juan, Mario 81, 1900.

Ell parrafo II, Ordenes Genera
les, No Sc, serie corriente, de este
Quartet General, queda por la pre-.
sente derogado, sustituyendose con
ell siguiente:
II. ST el Gobernador Militar
aprobare la solicitud, respaldara el
escrito autorizando a la Junta de
Obras Pdblicas para que Immediate
mente proceda tomar possession, re-
tener y utilizar ell inmueble de refe-
rencia con aplicaci6n al servicio pd
blico que Sc especifca, y disponien-
do que de los fondos en- poder de la
Junta Sc reserve ell montante de la
tasaci6n, con mas el so por 100, y al
pGQpio tempo designando un tasa-
DOR ~ Tambien dispondra que una
notification, con copia de dicha ms
tan ncia y aprobacion, Sc remita- por
correo al dueno, agente 6 apodera-
do de dicha fnca, 8 inmueble para
que en- ell termino de diez dias nom
bre otro tasador quien, en- union del
tasador nombrado por ell Goberna-
dor Militar, Sc constituya en- la fnca
de referencia para justipreciarla y
determinar la indemnizacion que de
ba satisfacerse sus duefos. ST los
tasadores llegan a un acuerdo, So
meteran su informe cuanto antes al
Gobernador Militar, quiens aproba
do que sea, 10 trasmitira al "Conta.
dor de la Isla para su oportuno arre-
glo y pago de la indemnizaci6n por
ell Tesorero, mediante ''libramiento
por saldo." ST no hubiere avenen-
cia entire los tasadores, Sc remitiran
sus informes al Presidente De la Cor
tie Suprema, quien nombrara un ter.
Ger tasador para que en- union de los
otros dos, proceda a fijar la indem-
nizaci6n, segdn queda dispuesto. ST
dos de estos tasadores estuviesen de
acuerdo, su informe, previa aproba-
ci6n del Gobernador Militar, sc re-
mitira al xContador de la isla para
su oportuno arreglo y pago CORES
pondiente por ell Tesorero, mediante
''libramiento por saldo.e En- ell case
de no resultar acordes dos de los ta.
sadores, 8 que ell duef1o Sc conside.
rase perjudicado por la tasacion he
cha, podra negarse a aceptar la in :
demnizaci6n ofrecfdale y recurrir q
la Corte Suprema, dentro de los 80
dias de habersele ofrecido, pidiendo
que esta resuelva el monte de la ia. .
saci6n. Eel Fiscal de la Corte Su
prema IL evara la representation del
GObierno en- estos casos. La Corte
Suprema fijara dia y hora para oir
las reclamaciones del duef1o y la re- :
plica del Ministerio Fiscal, y el fallo
que dicte sera decisive. Ell tribunal
dara al interesado <bajo su sello of .
cial,e copia certifcada del juicio, y
la presentation de esta al <Conta .
dor de la Isla, con la aprobacion del
Gobernador Militar puesta en- ella,
para el arreglo correspondence por
aquel, satisfara Ell TesoYero la indem
nizaci6n adjudicada, mediante Ell
oportuno <libramiento por saldo.,
A mas de Ia tasaci6n indemni. :.
zacion decretadas por ell Tribunal
cen os-casos en- que no hubiese dos