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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-02-13
7. MUNOZ RIVERA.
7. MUNOZ RIVERA.
Lo d|timo de 10 d|timo
/ EoMBRAMIENTo DE TAsADoREs

NADIA les importa que Ia isla sucum-
ba, 81 Barbosa, Matienzo, Guzman y
Brioso cobran sus tres mil dollars
cada af1o y 81 consiguen ofrecer unos
cuantos sueldos a sus satellites. Sc
prestan a desempe1ar los papeles mas
tristes cambio de percibir unas mi
seras monedas 8 de satisfacer unas
necias vanidades. Y asi aprueban ell
bill Hollander, y otorgan al Gober-
nador atribuciones omnfmodas, y
pisotean los derechos del pueblo, y
completan la ruina de los insulares,
y preparan la emigration en- masa,
que Sc verifcara pronto 81 no Sc de-
fende ell pals y 81 no le escuchan los
Estados- Unidos.
No hay mayor desgracia para
una familia, como la familia puerto
rriquena, que la de producer seme-
jantas retonos. S6res raqufticos ~
antecos, capaces del mayor escarnlo
con tai de que & su eombra logren
y1vIR y MEDRAR person almente. Lo
Que osan hoy suPera & 10 que osa-
ron antes. Ei tIabajo y la fortuna
privada, tan respetables en- Ell mundo
entero, sc subordinan i las torpes
conveniencias de un gripo que solo
busca la satisfaction de sus voraces
apetitos. Y ell reparto de las con-
tribuciones se hara, no para seryir a
la equidad y la justicla, sino para
dar rienda venganzas cobardes y
a calculos inicuos. Por ESQ no SO
decretan las elecciones municipales
hasta que Ell bill Hotlande,' no pro-
duzca sus efectos viles. Por ESQ Sc
confia en- ell bill Holandea' para
conquistar proselitos y coMPRAR cleo
torres con e[ soborno de la tasacion.
Sc enganan los que ESQ piensan.
Ell agricultor en- nuestra lsla es Dig
no Y no Sc vende. Ell propietario urba-
no 10 es de igual suerte. La inmorali-
dad Sc infltra y bqia; mas adn no
ha llegado a la honda entrana de
nuestra poblacion. Prospera en- San
Juan, en- Ponce, en- Mayagiez, en-
Yauco ALI donde hay masas
irresponsables y estultas. No pros
pera en- los campos, donde cada cual
posee una choza, una res, una tala;
algo que gano con el sudor de su
frente y que conserva SIN vlclos y
sin crapulas.
Ell campesino levantara Ia frente
v rechazara la ignominia. Conoce-
mos muchos que preheren conner
terra & vender su patrla, es de-
lcir. 4 SUI madre Nos defenderemos,
protestaremos, resistiremos. I fren-
te 4 los Gaines de San Juan que ma
tan 4 sus hermanos, Pondremos la
ldipnidad nativa, que paso por los
pePiodos amargos de la colonia SIN
Idoblegarse y sin rendlrse y que, a
lsemeianza de los 6oers que sorpren-
lden 4 Europa con su valor y su he
Iroigmo y sorprenderan a America
con su desprecio de todas las baJezaf
" en- odio para todas las tlranlas'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-02-13
DE- TODAS Parties

En- ell pueblo de Tarijs, rspublica de
Bolivia, una mujer did luz una doble
criaturs, de color mestixo, en- la que se reu
nen ambos sexos. Los cuerpos estAn uni
dos teniendo cads cual sus respeotivas Ca
beZas, pero solo cuatro extremidades en-
total
La naoion chilena ha oomprsdo en-
| Alemania artillerfa de montsfls y cahones
de grueso calibre. Ahora trata de adqui
I rir un gran acorszado de Ia Gran Bretafia.
I'm captain de marina invsnt6 un
explosive automatico con ell que Sc puede,
segun ell inventor, impedir muchas opera
clones de combste al enemigo J retenerle
en- ell lugar que Sc desee.
-Sigue la exitacion del pueblo es-
2afiol por las prisiones de Filipinas.
-El pueblo de Madrid ha heoho una
reception hostil al Condo de Caseits, pa.
DIRE del futuro esposo de do1a Maria de
las Mercedes.
La guardia civil hixo grandes ssfuer-
EOS, repartiendo zablazos sin cesar, para
contener los desmanes de las turbas que
pretendfan asaltar ell ooohe en- que llega-
ba d Palacios ell Condo de Caaerta.
La silva fu6 terrible.
-Esta oonoluyendo sus debates Ia
Convention nacional de Cuba.
Sc haba en- Madrid de que se conce-
dera al sei1or Pidal ell 7ois6ra de ORC. va
oante por falleoimier.to del general Marti
neg Campos.
Ell representante de Espafis en- Ell
Vaticsuo eptrego al papa la -. real So
lieitando la dispensa para el cass miento dc
la prinoesa de Austrias con don Carlos de
Borbon.
Sc han dado 6rdenes al com andante
Io1
que condazoa desde Ca,upano hasta la
Guayra al general Pedro Julian Acosta.
Este sera juzgado como traidor. pues
mandabs fuerzas del gobierno Sc suble
vo oon elias.
Los amigos del presidedte Castro ase.
guran que Sc lie degradarA condenand, s,le
q presidio; otros Green que ser& f7silado.
-Por disposition de la reins Maria
Cristlna go tiene concedida la nacionaiidad
espaf1oia al segundo hijo del conde de Ca.
serts, prone tido de la princesa de Astu-
rias. Tambien Sc le concede Ell tftulo de
Lsfante de Espatza para que aporte algun
tftulo q SD boda.
Ell gobierno dc los Estados Unidos
recuerda por oonGuoto del general Wood
4 la Convercion cubans al deber que tiene
de dt fair las relacjones de la grande anti.
LA con porte amerios; indica tambien d
los islef1oa que es impresoindible su adhe~
sion Ia doctrina de Monroe.
-~Sa ha nom6rado cabsllero de la
orden del Gordon de orc, al futuro esposo
de la Infanta Mercedes.
Los beers psrsistsc on sus tenden'
cias de ocupar la ciudad de Lorenzo Mar
II La exoitacion en- todc ell reno l1sitano
es grande.
Los periodicos de Lisboa atacan da'
al gobierno por haber autorizado
al general Darlington para que atacaran
los beers con aus tropas, entrando por los
territories portugueses del sfrica oriental.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-02-13

Nuestro articulo de aver revela
\, nerturbaci6n inconcebible. En-
.sbl6s donde impera la tirania, el
nh central, que todo 10 absorbe y
maneia, pone en- manos de cual-
.iat partido los resortes electores y
IA HEcHAs las elecclones, asegu-
|ndOIe Ia mayoria en- las urnas,
Bas veces por ell amano y otras We
\ Dor la fuerza. Tai sucedlo en-
hsfto-Rico hace un trimestre. FL
Dbierno necesitaba un organlsmo do
obediente 7 10 form6 a su
hsiO, despu6s de impedir que los
neraIes fueran electores. Resulto
|CBmara servll que conocemos y
ctmpli6 hasta Ell fin la voluntad
1 Gobernador: hubo seis capataces
d Consejo ejecutivo y trelnta es-
svCs Qus les obedeciesen a clegas.
fran nacion americana, por los
boie8 dc sus representatives. quedo
|niyel de la gran nacion espalola
tampo8 de SAM y de Pulido. La
bdici3n de Washington Sc rompla
pedazos; ia bandera gloriosa coDl-
|ba un moaton de slervos adscrltos
|ierruho; pero Mr. Allen podia sen
|as satisfscho de su obra y des-
Aasar como Jehova despues del Sc
pe dia del Genesis bibIico.
Era Ell triunfo de la farsa y
~ inmoralidad; pero no habia de
APendernos, a nosotros, que adqul-
POS en- 6pocas aciagas la costumbre
1pntempIar ag6nicas 6 muertas las
Anntias y las ibertades de nuestra
IA Sc lmpuso ell interes politlco y
RAyonetasse Sc alzaron sobre los votos.
aue no SO explica nj SO compren-
y y 10 que ocurre en- este lnstante.
Hse trata de preparar victorias en- los
'nlcios: tratase de imponer trlbutos
.@ propietarios. Y tambl6n Sc
HI en- Ia balanza el peso de los in
|ps ofciales y tamblen Sc entrega
'ep partido-al que no posee nj la
Fsma parte de la proPiedad-el
HechO exclusive de elegir a los ia
pre8, a los arbitros del futuro i'm
to. De modo que no basto per-
6ear los fundamentals de la democra-
slno que Sc perturban de igual
Rnera los fundamentals de la econo-
J del trabajo. Els 10 mas grave
Pc Puede atreverse un goblerno.
contrlbuyentes quedan en- manos
los corredores de sufraglos, de los
Ne'c'anS sin conciencia, que les cas-
Pran por el delito enorme de amaE
Va terra.
In efecto: los encargados de Ia
magma, no siendo otra cosa que
fates de una banderia, iran por los
pos Ofreciendo una tasaclon bara-
los que Sc pAsEN a los repubh-
'%s y oprimlendo con una tasac1or
III los que mantengan su dignl-
en- frente del despotismo. Es
ps0, I es natural al propio item
Los republicanos han resuelt(
luefte de su pals, siempre que s.
asegure IN clrio en- el eDtlerro
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-02-13
PART|D0 FEDERAL
CONVOCATOREA

III COmit6 ejecutivO federal, session de :S6 de
Gro 1itimO acOrdO que Sc cOnvOqme al COmite di-
two en- pIenO para las sesiOnes que empezaran Ell
"a del presente mes. en- Ia Capital de Puerto Ri
Cou,O EN- eI eXtravGan frecuencia
,tas circuIares pol1ticas. ruego tOdos los sehO-
one 70 rman dfchO COmit6 directive que sirvan
.onrrir en- fecfRa fiiada, saHn cuandO rec1ban
ritac6n especial. ER este casO puedem reclamar-
on las o cfnas del PartidO, EN- Caguas.
Gaouas FebrerO q dc 1901.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-02-13
REGr5TRo CIVIL

En- lss 621 G, funciones oourridas du-
rante el a1lo 1900 en- esta ciudad, ae cuen-
tan
1913 varones legftimos, 80 naturales,
uuo recono ooidc, uno que no pudo identifi-
carse; 2o5 hembras legftimas, 113 natu-
ralee, reconocidos y expositos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-02-13
FAIRE|MlIl!A!CIA PEREZ AVlLES
ArecibO. Puerto - Rico.

ArecibO. Puerto Rico. Plaza Principal.
acredtada armaca fe del Lcdo Perez
del Aves, ha
por complete aua pmeras
la
despacho de las formulas esta ntegente
Immediate direction del Perez Aviles
establecimntO
quymicos invenados apicados la terapeutca
poductos premados medala
plata en- Expoiclones extranjeras
baraisimos
senior encaroados da
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-02-13

cfa 81 yeciDo don Luis Esprinjol, delun
ciado por tener go su oasa una letrina &c
NAL estado. El alcaide Ie impuso 10 pesos
de mults: quej6se Espriniol de 10 subido
del precio: le aumentaron un peso mas,
con la amenaxa dc subir Ia multa d doce
dollars al no se oallabs: insistiendo ell mul
tado en- supiicar, ell aloalde llama al sar-
gento de poliofa. que estaba meno, ords
naudole condacir Ia carcei Espriniol.
Este continna protestando, sale del tri-
bunal con ell sargento. Llegan al salon don
de sguardaba i su padre Enrique Esprin-
jol; y al verle herido en- la cabexa trsb6se
en- luoha con ell sargento, luoha que fue So
focada por algunas personals que habfan
en- ell salon.
Padre hijo estan en- ls carcel.
HI martes las once de la mafana se
declaio un incendio en- una casa situada en-
ell extreme de la Cantera, propiedad de
do1a Obdulia Colaxo. Los bomberos lie
garon tempo pudieron impedir la pro
pagacion del fuego las oasas inmediatas.
Un bombero snfrio uu espasmo, y fu6
conducido en- camilla su casa.
CiToula Ell rumor de que un aprecia
BILE padre de familia. ha puesto fn sus
dfas en- IN hotel de Yauco diparAndose IN
tiro de revolver.
A la hora en- que esoribimos, ocho de
10 noche del martes, no se ha patentizado
81 hecho, pero SO habla de cartas dirigi
das al juez individuos de la familia.
Ojala resuiten inciertos esos rumores,
4ue de reslizsrse. llevarfan ell luto IN
hogsr para nosotros mny querido.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-02-13
.BALNEAR|0 De C0AM0
HOTEL Y RESTAURANT

ben
adeantada
comodad puede petecer hueped
dcho esabecmnto asisnc eguando
da servicio rival en- la
salon de deanso hay
aceado maestro compotor Don Erno del Castillo.
juan Hoi<
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1901-03-06
THAT PANHANDLE BILL.
Territory Embraced and Other Provisions
Of the Measure,

Of the Measure.
A press dispatch from Salem says that
Governor Ger Friday evening filed
Graee's bill anneXing the eastern part of
Union county, known as the "panhan.
de-" with the secretary Of state without
his signature, and thus the bill became
law at midnight. There was great pres.
sure brought by the people of Union
county to influence the governor to veto
the bill, but passing with the handsome
majority in both houses that it did, Gov.
ernor Greer could not see his way clear
in affxing his veto. A large delegation
are here from the town of Union and the
final determination of the governor is
keen disappointment to them.
The bill for the annexation of the "Pan.
handle" to Baker county, in substance, is
as follows:
Section I. That all that portion Of the
state of Oregon embraced within the fol.
lowing boundary lines and heretofore a
part of Union county, be, and the same Is
hereby made part of Baker county, to.
wit: Commencing at the intersection of
the township line between township six
and seven south, range forty east, with
Powder river, thence east on said town.
ship line to the center of range forty.two
east, thence north to the township line
between townships five and six south,
thence east on said township line between
townships five and six to the Wallowa
county line, thence easterIy along the
Wallowa county line to Snake river,
thence up and along Snake river to the
mouth of Powder river, thence up and
along Powder river to the place of begin.
ming.
Section transfers this territory to the
civil and military jurisdiction of Baker
county.
Section 3 orders the clerk Of Union
county within thirty days after the act
goes into effect to deliver to the clerk Of
Baker county transcripts of all taxes as.
sessed, Of cases in the Circuit and Probate
courts and also to transfer the original pa.
pers in such cases.
Section 4 instructs the county court OF
Baker county to let to the lowest and best
bidder the contract for uanscrbing the
records pertaining to property in this ter
ritory.
Section provides for the transfer Of
school records, funds, etc.
Section 3 requires the treasurer of Ba.
key to pay to Union county taxes collected
from the assessment of 1900.
Section 7 provides for the payment by
Baker to Union county IN one year the
Panhandle's share Of the Union county
Indebtedness, based on the assessed valu.
alton Of 1000.
Section s authorizes the judge OF the
Eighth judicial district to appoint com.
missioner, not a resident of either county,
to act with the county Judge OF. Baker
county in adjusting this indebtedness.
Section 9 prescribes the method to be
pursued should either county desire to APP
peal for this adjustment.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1901-03-06
Prefer Their Old Grievances to the New.

Prefer Their Old Grievances to the New.
The Transvaal seems to be no nearer
pacifcation than It was some months ago,
and the prospects for resumption Of work
in the Witwatersand mines Is still dis.
tant one. Our London correspondent
writes US that recently some German metal.
lurgsts in the employ ofthe South African
mining companies, and who are now wait.
ing In London for chance to 60 back to
the Rand, held meeting among them.
selves and passed an abstract resolution
asking tor their old grievances back
again, and condemning their folly In petit
tioning the British government to inter.
tere two years ago. This action proba.
bly, reflects the feeling Of a good many
people who are interested in South Afri.
can mines. The situation Is serious
enough for many investors who have
money placed in mining companies and
who will most probably have to 60 an.
other year without dividends. s.-Engineer
and Mining Journal.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1901-03-06
DR.. SANDEN'S
APPLIANCES

Are guaranteed to possess all the
latest clcctro-thcrapcutic features
worth having. Having manu-
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years. constantly adding new and
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my experience with the weak
and nervous taught me To he nc
ccssary, can safely promise my
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anccs, coupled with my advice,
when all others fail. ! have
been most uniformly successful
in curing sufferers from all man
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always promptly and free of all
charge. My fees for treatment
until n cure is effected are en-
bodied with the price charged
for the belt.
Under no circumstances pay
over ten dollars To any one for
their appliances, or even that
sum before you have inspected
mine.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1901-06-26
TO MERCHANTS.

We will conduct General Commits.
sion Business, selling direct from tne
largest Mills and FACTORIES to Mer-
chants only, saving the middle mans
profits. Inc Mills and Factories we
represen mt offer great Inducements to
cash buyers.
Our Clothing is manufactured in Gin
cinned-,"Superb Brand" We can fit
amy size boy or man from years to a
size go. Our Hats are Baltimore made
none better sold. Our Shoes are from
Boston. where our Southern wholesale
houses Duy--the greatest Shoe market
in the world.
Our Pants. Jeans, Cassimeres, Over
alls. ETC., are made by the Cleveland
Woolen Mills, direct from the raw ma
terial. We can save merchants the
middle mans profits and agents. com
mission on this line.
Sheetings, Shirtings, Checks, Cot
tonades, Hosiery, ETC., direct from our
South arn mills.
Office and Sample Room over p. O..
We invite all our merchant friends
to call, or write us for Samples.
Respectfully,
X. g. g. WEnh. WiTrn WEBB & CATER.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1901-06-26
Local News.
WEDNESDAY. JUNE rs, 1901.
THE corroH MARKET.

Corrected Weekly by Mccully Bros.
Strict Good Middling-ss.
Good Middling-8.
Strict Middling-7s.
Middling-7a.
Stained Cotton toe.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1901-06-26

Ol6cA86s
Rev. H. Il. Murchison will be in
stalled pastor of The Central Presby-
terian Church IN this city next Sunday
morning. The services will be held in
the First Presbyterian Church, and
will be conducted by Revs. j. F. Nc
Kinnon, 8. L. Wilson anu 8. j. Cart
ledge. The friends of the congrega-
tion are cordially invited to attend.
Among the soldier teachers here is
Milllege L. Bonham, Jr., who has been
commandant of a military school in
New Orleans. He is son of Gen. NJ. .
J.. Bonham, of Anderson, who was
elected grand chancellor of the Knights
of Pythias here in May, and grand
son of Gen. M. L. Bonham, the famous
war gcvernOr-Spartanburg Journal.
Pearl, the 81 teen months old daugh
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank G McLees,
died at her home in this city last Sun
day evening, after an illness of two or
three weeks. The remains we're in
tered Tuesday morning in Silver
Brook cemetery, the funeral services
being conducted at the home of the
bereaved parents by Rev. r. G. Ligon.
The case Of the State vs. w. A. Neal,
charged with the misappropriation of
public funds as Superintendent of the
State Penitentiary. which occupied the
time Of the Courts and the attention of
the people for some time when first
taken mp, is to be called again at the
term of the Court for Richland County
now in session in Columbia. The Su-
preme Court having overruled the
judge of the Circuit Court, the case is
still open. AT the last term of Court
continuance was granted owing to the
inability of Mr.. Boggs, Meals coun-
sei. to appear on account of official du-
lies. Since the above was written the
Court has set the case for trial to-mor-
row.
The sun., 1901-09-06
SUCCESSFUL
FIRE TESTS
Oity Council Pleased With All
the Companies.
APPROPRIATIONS ARE MADE
Hereafter When an Engine is Away
for Repairs Another Must be
Substituted at Com
pany's Expense.
APPROPRIATIONS ARE MADE

The fire committee of City Council sub
mitted lis report of the recent test of
fir. hose and inspection of the Fire H.
partment ut the meeting OF Council last
night The committee reported that in
he inspection of hose one section OF the
Friendship Goinpany's hose was defee-
tive, Reliance one section, Phoenix two
sections, Water Witch one section, Fame
one section, Washington two sections.
There was no defect in the hose of the
Waccacor and Liberty Companies.
The department was found to be- in first
class condition, the defects in the hose
being due to tha efforts Oh the companies
to attain a higher pressure than requir-
ed. On the matter Of inspection the
companies houses and apparatus the com
mittep recommended that when an engin,
is sent out Of the city Tor repairs an.
other engine must be substituted at the
expense Of the company; and also that
if any part oi the apparatus is damaged
other parts must be substituted immedi,
at"ly.
Another recommendation made was
that the senIi-annnal appropriations for
fiji" companies and the officers of the de-.
partmcnt be made MS follows: Friendship.
sl,750: Reliance, $1,750; Delaware, $1,750,
Phoenix. $3.250: Water Witch, 81. 900;
Washington. $500; Weccacoe. $2.5OO,
Fame. $l,750: Liberty. $1.75O; Chief
Welch. 5000: First Assistant Wiley, $l50;
Second Assistant pnfry. $3.50.
The report was adopted.
City treasurer reported as follows:
Balance in bank. $22l .26413; receipts
from City Auditor Boughman for rlicenscs.
$40: City Engineer Boughman. $1O2.O5
fees for August; l.. G. Kent s. +. G..
G.. $12.50: i;uilding Inspector Cassidy,
1898, fees for August B. x o. Railroad
Company. $3.50. three months rent for
Shplcy street wharf: Chief of Police
Massey. $i3.7O dog tax for August; Clerk
Of the Market O'Ncill. $a6.35 fees for An
.ust; Eugene NJ. Sayers, $2,1497 !:
Thomas $. lewis, $l.23S.79.
The other monthly reports were as
follows: Oil Inspector Ryan. 10000 gal
Ions Inspected: Mink Insepector McEvilly
9.510 quarts inspected, 2s0 inspections. AZ
samples, II dairies: Building Inspector
Cassidy, 4S permits, total valuation of
property. $302,225 Superintendent Cam
non OF the crematory, 2.549,510 pounds of
An orier for $l4.244.31. the monthly
appropriation for the Board Of Educa-
ton, was drawn
The sun., 1901-09-06
RAILROAD
EXTENSION
From Landenberg to Pomeroy
Would Bring Trade Here.
LOCAL BUSINESS MEN ACT
Pennsylvania Company to be Asked
to Make the Extension. Whining
ton Would be Benefited by Get
ting Trade ofThat Section.
LOCAL BUSINESS MEN ACT

An effort Is to be made BY the Board
Of Trade to get an extention of the
l4andenburg branch OF the B. Il o. Pail
road now controlled by the PENNSYLVANIA
Railroad Company to Pomroy, Il distance
Of nineteen miles from LaEdenburg. The
matter was brought before the board at
Inst nights meeting which was the first
held since June, they having been discon.
tinued during the summer months.
The subject was brought to the at
tention of the Board OF Trade by John
>. ROssell at the request of Oliver H..
Bell. who for IL number of years has been
II postal clerk on the Landenburg branch.
Mr.. Bell stated that il was II rich country
from Landenhnrg to Pomroy and the
people in that section would like to trade
in Wilmington il they could get the rail
road facilities. At present there is no
railroad facilities from pomroy TO vii
mington within II day
Mr. Bell said that ~ had talked with
many prominent citizens Of that section
and that they were all anxious for an
extension of the road He stated that ut
present II train leaves this city mt $40
in the morning for Landenburg arriving
there at 9.45 O'Clock. That train then re-
liHiiS 1T tWliufHDuTS HlllH o CLOCK III
the afternoon when ii returns 10 this
city. The extension could be made with
hut little expense MS the above mentioned
train could easily run to Pomroy and
hack TO Landcnburg by l o'clock, which
is the present schedule.
Members of the Board We're very favor
ably impressed with the idea Henry
+. Pickles stated that years ago this
city used to have a large trade with that
section Of the country. Mr.. Rossell
moved that the secretary communicate
with the proper officials Of the Pennsyi-
vania Railroad Company in regard to
getting the road extended and also thu
citizens Of that vicinity to get them to
cooperate with the board The motion
was unanimously adopted.
At the request of Mr.. Rossell the board
gave permission for the recently APP
pointed refJrm committee Of ten to
hold IFS meeting in the boards rooms
Resolutions Of regret were adopted on
the death Of Calvin l. Swayne