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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-07-03
FLINT EDDY & AMERICAN TRADING co
so Brood Street
BANQUERos Y COMIsIoNIsrAs.

OKHTNf EMRFCE
FDNEDDY, NEW-Yok
Sc cpan de oda dase de comiaons ttom d rmo de mpmaGny epoad6n come en-
de fdammtsd de buques
VVERES, FFRRETERLA, GENERos DE ALGODON, TELAs EN- GENERAL, ETC ETC
Dan y particulars hnina eas ramos 81 cmo a caluhr negoaoq que les confe
MAQUlNARlA, MATERIAL PARA FERRo-CARRnEs ENsTRUNENTos DE AGRI-
graz GpTmcay practical en- este ramo etnss raacons en- Ws los ceN
manufacturers lei pals TODD 10 cd les pne en- apMud para naar efannme las 6r5ns quese
les hwsmin.
NADER Is DE ooNsTRuCo1oN-h este rmo hmn grades hcndaas para Lena
rdenes en- uaquir @ntdad que Sc d@e los emhrques@ han hol Ia Immediate vglanuae ms
p@Dn de personals ntndNsy de kHar experienced. Agmms @peaks para emhrcre los pur
ts del Sur
UNSlGNAClONES-H a@n adAntssd so nsgnaaonv > uenn facilitates epeaal~
para la realization vntGo de los pmcts de ea Iaac como AMar, Ca.C uTs, Caao Concha
carey, AhOe {.
vElAEhUO-TuMn@ Mahejda una inca de ea class de baqus entire las ka de Duuto-
Rico y eep puerto, con oJdo dc hoHr Mi cMnts@ pnmsm f&s yqe19 ulan m caa
|mbuona cndil0n.
como la de rdhrsuca ga On las mers conhdonys
SUCURSALES
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-07-03
Aviis0,

Ell DR. Ramon R6ura y Owen par
ticipa q sus clientes y amigos de Ma
yaguez ydel resto de la isla que es
tara ausente durante un mes y me-
dio, y que regresara a Mayaguaz a
mediadss de Agosto proximo, abrien
do de nuevo su bufete de Abogado
y Notario.
a Is 9
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-07-03

Por ell vapor Caracas, ha sail
do hay para New York, en- compa-
lila de eu sef1ora esposa, nuestro
buen amigo don Luis Bravo. del CO.
mercio de Mayaguez Les deseamos
feliz travesia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-07-03
Inf0rmeS CQri0S0S

La importancia de los arboles
gigantes que Sc encuentran en- los
Estados Unidos, queda nublAda ante
ell gran coloso ejemplar de Ia arbo
ricultura nacido cerca de Ia ciudsd
de Homburg, Alemania Els una en-
Gina notable, no solo por su gran
dimension, sino por ell hecho que ell
tronco en 50 base esta enteramente
hueco Su altura en- realidad nc mi
de mas de ocho q nueve pies, pero
tiene 20 de circunferencia.
En- Francia Sc ha inventado un
aparato el6cctrico por medic del
cual sc cOnsigue matar todos los in
sectos que SO encuentran en- su ra.
do de acci6n. Bien podfa este in
vcntor hacer Ia mas beneficiosa obra
por la humanidad: ampliar Ia poten.
cha de su aparato para que tuviera
APPLICATION en- las guerras. Es ell Uni
CO modo de que tenga FIJI la destruc
ci6n del hombre~por ell hombre; lie
gar al Unite de las invenciones de
exterminio.
FL va tan celebre frances doctor
Berillon ha puesto en- practica un
procedimiento suggestive para atacar
ell alcoholismo, hacienda refracta
rios a "a bebida q empedernidos be-
bedores. Por medic de Ia suggestion
infuye en- la voluntad de los alcoh6
licos para que nc penetren en- los
establecimientos de bebida, desper
tando an ellos una especie de remor
dimiento automatico que les hace mi
rar con horror ell vicio. ST ell doctor
frances, como SO dice, ha resuelto
csc problena, merece placemes de
la humanidad.
La escritora americana Susan
Anthony, hablando de los progresses
de la mujer en- los 1lJimos so amos
del pasado siglo dice, que aquella
ha obtenido colocarse q IN nivel po'
co diferente del hombre; aduciendo
como una prueba de SD dicho 10
ocurrido en- la America del Norte,
donde existen hoy 1880 pintoras;
l~iteratas, 337 dentista, 208 abogadas
% arquitectas; habiendose expedi'
do 1000 p~atentes de invenciones de-
bidas al sexo femenino.
Dice an peri6dico que entire los
d%iputados del Congreso de los sta
dos Unidos Sc destaca un padre de
Ia patria, Ga colored man, que co
mo extrana casualidad, Sc apellida
Blanco. No Sc admire ell colega de
las casualidades. pues revolviendo
entire los apellidos de los padres de
la polfcia Sc encuentran Fdertes
debiles. Braves cobardes, Delgados
que revientan de gordos y Fecundos,
que pronuncian discursos con los
pies. Esos polos opuestos los coloca
la casualidad en- todas las razas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-07-03
Tranquilfdad, Salud y RepOsO pa
re Las " Las Ccia1uEaa

Ell JARABE de la Sra. WINsLOW
de q & los nihos en- ell periodic de la DENTICION,
TODD dolor, , eura 81 colico venteso. nocente y efcaz
en- todos los casos. AcOnsejamos q lasmadres que tena
gan un ni1o enfermo, que no dejen que la prevention
uropia nj la dc otros, evite ell uso de esta medicinal que
es OpOrtuuamente,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-07-03
CAMBIOS.
M.sts1si!!s ' Cues.

Sc acaban de recibir en- casa de
LUNA quesos de Canarias superio
res que detallan a 40 centavos libra.
Tambien acaban de recibir sobraasa
da de Mallorca, salchichon de Vich,
quesos bola y de crema en- latas, sal.
chichas ahumadas danesas y jamo.
mes de York, TODD muy superior.
La va muy acreditaca m%antaqui'
la americana en- paquetes, qne con-
servan en- refrigerator, contin6an
recibi6ndola semanaimente do Nue.
va York y vendiendols q 40 centa
vos la libra.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-07-03

Agujas de maquiras de todas
claces q 5 centavos
Sobrinos de Armas, Cruz, Is
n-A-45- .
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-07-03
PlNTURA DE PLOMO BLANCA
C0mpanla

de ferroCarrileS de PtO-RiCO,
FIESTAS del 4 de JULIO
Saldra IN tren especial
desda Camuy & as....... 5. M
& Arecibo . ........ 5. 80
Manati . ........ 6 AZ
V Baja .,...... z. O8
que llegara a San JUAN. . M
Billetes aspeciales ida y vuelta
a mitad de precio de los actuales de
ida y vuelta.
De Carolina y Rio Piedras a las 2
M y 1 80 T.
Tren especial de regreso salien
do de San Juau II N.
B lletes ida y v~aelta, desde Caro-
lima 0.?2 c.
Id i'd desde Riopiedras 0 10 +.
NOTA-Todos estos billetes son vail
dos para regresar Ell dia 5 de Ju
lilo, por cualquier tren.
S "a
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-07-03
M0Vimient0
de Vap0reS.

Espanol eMartin Saenz,-Con
destino a esta Isla debe haber salido
de Barcelona ell dfa 10 del pasado,
hacienda escalas en- Mallorca. Tore
vieja, Valencia, Malaga, Cadiz y Ca
narias.
Espafol <Marfa,-Saldra de Ii
verpool VIA Santander), ell dfa 6 del
c%orriente con destino a este puerto.
Goleta Americans @Daisy Far.
lfn,-El dfa 13 del pasado debe ha
Der sal;do de New York con direc
ci6n q este puerto.
Espanol puerto Rico, Saldra
de Barcelona ell d1a 10 del corriente
con escalas en- Valencia, Malaga, Ca
diz y Canarias, para este puerto, Ma
yaguez y Ponce, siguiendo para Ha
bena y Santiago de Cuba.
Espanol <Berenguel ell Grande.,
Saldra de Barcelona el d1a II del
corriente, con escalas en- Valen
mia. Malaga, Cadiz y Canarias, para
este puerto, Mayaguez y Ponce, 81
guiendo para Hahana, Santiago de
Cuba, Cienfuegos y Manzanillo.
Procedente de Geneva y Marse
LA, 81 vapor "Martin Saenz" estara
en- Barcelona dispuesto para salir ell
dia 10 de JUNO pasado con destino
a esta isla, y escalas en- Mallorca,
Torrevieja, Valencia, Malaga, Cadiz
y Canarfas.
FIR. est. Simon. LlegarA a Is
to puerto del 3 a, 4 del corriente
procedente de Europa y St Tho
mas para continuar viaje para Puer
to Plota y escalas.
Cubano sMarfa Herrera, Sal
dra de este puerto para Hakana y es
calais intermedfhs ell dis 3 del co.
rriente.
Americana <Maracaibo, Ell dia
4 del corrieuts tomara puerto proce
dents de NV York para seguir via
je para Ia Guayra y escalas.
Amer <Caracas,-Llegara a es
te puerto 81 dia 3 del corriente julio
procedente de Ia Guayra y escalas
y seguira viaie direeto para Nueva
York.
CAMBIOS.
Mny encalmada la ~so]icitud de
papel y cierran lojos los siguientes
tipos:
Londres s1v 4.85 81, 80 E
New York DIV & Ia par
Paris 8 DIV 2 so 2 so % D
Espana DIV 273 I'd
M..Es1alls ' QA'''
Sc acaban de recibir en- casa de
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-07-03

Sc asegura que ell Presidente
Nc Kinley, ha frE-ado un Decreto
prohibiendo en- absolute Ia emigra
ci6n puertorriquena q las Islas Ha.
waii.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-07-03

Americana <Maracaibo, Ell dia
1 del corrieuts tomara puerto proce
dente de N=w York para seguir via
je para la Guayra y escalas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-07-03
DEpOsrToS EN- Las siGuIEHTES FaRAAcIls

Vale Eanclo, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES San Juan- Nh
let, y G. }. Monagas, Mayasdez. --Rovira y Tone
grosa, Aguadilla-Rlsera, Arecibo;-Pieorne Lares
Gstell. ~Yauco.-Zavaia. Gusyanilla .-Ferrer y Reg
mes. Juana Diaz.- 8etances. eoamo.-Plsneilas.. -
Cayey.
iVJcn: Siendo obJsto de frecuentes imitaciones
~ las PILDoRAS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
E DR., YER hago constsr: que las legftimas
son las preparadas exolusivente en- la acreditada
Farmacia , DrogueEla de Vale y Cancic, que son los
depositarios de La VERDADERA Y los
CN1COS que estAn autorzados para usar mi nom
bro en- dichas Pldoras del DR. REVKRON,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-07-03

Amer <Caracas,-L|egara a es
te puerto 81 dla 3 del corriente julio
procedente de Ia Guayra y escalas
y seguira viaie direeto para Nueya
York.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-07-03

Hemos recibido ell Programa de
las iestas, con que Ia Villa de Aqua
dilla, celebra eli memorable 4 de ia.
Ito, aniversario de la Independents
Americana. Agradecemos mucho la
invitaci6n que Sc nos ha dirigido
por la comisi6n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-07-03

Los palcos para ell bale de esta
noche en- nuestro Teatro. Sc expen-
den en- Gel Polo Norte..
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-07-03

Auneue dichas Pfldoras son bien conocidas es
precise precsverse siempre de las imitaiones; para
consegc!r, pu6s, Iasde leIitima procedencia, lexftase
que cada GAIA tenga como marca de fabrica; e retra-
to del DR.: Reveron On Ia tapa superior, un sello que
dice Dr.. Nicolas Rever6n, Ponce, Puerto Rico an
la inferior. , So frna en- 81 lado derecho de- Ia faja
exterior de cada cajita.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-07-03

Los aspirantes al nagisterio
estau de enhorabuena
Ademas de las facilidades que
ga Ell Departments de educacioo;
en- Ia casa numero IA de la Gale del
Cristo pueden encontrar habitaci6n
y buena comida cast de valde.
Deben con tempo aprovechar
la %oportunidad dirjjiendose q dona
Tulsa Santiago. n-a--1O Z
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-07-03

Cubano sMarfa Herrera. Sal
dra de este puerto para Hakana y es
calais intermedfks ell dis 3 del co.
rriente.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-07-03

Sc encuentra en- esta Ciudad V
hemos lenido ell gusto de saludarlo,
nuestro distinguish amigo don Luis
Torregrosa, Delegado de la camara
Insular
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-07-03

Espanol martin Saenz,-Con
destino a esta Isla debe haber salido
de Barcelona ell dfa 10 del pasado,
hacienda escalas en- Mallorca. Tore
vieja, Valencia, Malaga, Cadiz y Ca
narias.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1901-04-05

izatioi. 1t cannot concilate these interests
without abandoning the people generally. The
great banking interests Of the country are
against the Democi attic party because the DEM
ocratic party is not willing to turn seventy five
millions of people over to the tender mercies of
few fnanciers. 1t cannot conciliate these in
terests and at the same time protect the rights
of the wealth-producer The great manufac-
turing interests want protective tariff and the
great trust interests want to be let alone Mr..
Hill says that the great business interests can
be conciliated "without the surrender of
single essential party principle" 1t is to be
hoped that he will, at an early day, give the
party the benefit OF his definition of "essential''
party principles.
Mr.. Wells, of St. Louis, was nominated tor
mayor tc please the "business interests"-they
would be satisfied with candidate who had
voted the Democratic ticket or who was willing
to admit that he believed in Democratic princi-
pies. Shall we teach them Democratic princi-
Piles, or, at their demands, abandon Democratic
principles?
Mr.. Hill is so skillful in the use of words
that he should have no difficulty in making his
meaning plain. 1t is not necessary for him to
borrow Republican phraseology. He owes it to
the party to give expression to his views in
clear and unambguous language. If he joins
with Mr.. Cleveland, Mr.. Whitney ct al in their
effort to Repubicanize the Democratic party, he
will be tower of strength to their side. If he
intends to cast his lot with the SIX millions and
ubO tbo 70; ooE
should avoid the verbage that Republicans
and gold Democrats have employed to conceal
their sinister purposes.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1901-04-05
GARNETT, KANSAS, APRIL S, 1901.

But if | can't use all the blades, might as
we'll not have the knife" whimpered Juan.
Exactly; that's what I've always said. You
might much better give it to me, and done with
the matter. And besides, when | promised you
should have it, was so excited l didu't know
what | was talking about. A bad promise, you
know, is better broken than kept"
But | want the knife, myself"
"Yes but you ought not to want it. can
make much better use of it, and everyb body
knows that things belong to the people who
can make the best use of them. If you weren't
such cantankerous little rascal, you'd insist
on my keeping the knife; and now thar we're
on that point, if you don't insist on my keep
ing it, I'll make it so hot for you OIL this street
that you'll wish you'd never been born. You
shan't have any of my paythines; I'll never
swap marbles with you again, and if l ever
catch you alone, I'll pound you till you can't
see straight"
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1901-04-05

A DISPATCH from Manila speaking of the
surrender of the Filipino General Trias, says
che could not be bought" So the Americans
have been trying bribery, and failed, eh? Well,
if the Filipinos had money, they could have
bought either of the last two congresses to have
abandoned the field. The American congress
has never got so far heathenized that it would
not sell itself to any measure if there was
money in it. But, then, Trias was heather,
and would not take kindly to our civilization.
But what could be expected of heathens fight
ing for their native land? Poor ignorant fools!
They should have sold their country to the in.
vaders, and lived on the blood money, like our
noble mllionaires do. Then they could claim
to be civlized.-Appeal to Reason.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1901-04-05
ORGANISMS
From "Thc Commoner.

From "Thc Commoner'
Perhaps it was an oversight, but the second
inaugural address did not contain anything
about maintaining the integrity of he civil
service.
Abraham Lincoln said that the nation could
not survive half slave and half free. Neither
can republic long survive halt citizen and
half subject.
"When can we get out of Cuba?" is not the
question that is worrying tie administration
managers. "What can we get out of Cuba?"
is the question.
great many Republican organs that print
long eulogies of Benjamin narrison would do
better to follow his advice on matters of current
importance.
The man vino stops to throw stone at every
cur that snaps at his heels is not a good man to
send for the doctor when a member of the fam
lily is seriously i'll.
An Ohio judge has decided that 3.cent
street-car fare is unconstitutional if the street.
car owners object to it. 1t was also an Ohio
court that gracefully backed down when an oil
corporation gave the signal
The only argument advanced for making the
salaries of the judges in the Philippines $40, 900
q year is that the salary must be large enough
to insure honesty on the part of the judges.
Why not discourage horse-stealing by giving
every one several horses?
The report that kerosene on the water i'll
swamps and morasses will remove the mosquito
pest explains several mysteries. 1t explains
why the Standard Oil Company can declare
such big dividends, and also explains why that
company organized under the laws of New
Jersey
When Weyer adopted the reconcentrado pol
icy, every newspaper in the United States de-
nounced it as brutal. Now that similar policy
has been adopted by the United States in the
Philippine Islands, the administration organs
only look wise and talk about the ''duty Of
Christian nations"
The first wear of the Twentieth century will
make up one of the blacklist pages in the his
tory of civilization. Well.armed and dscip-
lined troops routing and slaughtering unarmed,
men responsible for that kind of warfare will
have to answer for murder in the final judg-
ment.
Some of the papers are complaing because
Charles Schwab is to receive one million dollars
a year for managing the steel trust. Those
who are opposed to trusts will not complain,
for the people need enlightenment on the sub
ject of monopoly, and this object lesson will he
OF great service. When corporation can pay
a sal Try twenty times as large as the salary
paid to the president and two hundred times as
large as the salary paid to senators and men,
bers of congress, the voters will the neces-
sty of placing limit upon that fictitious per-
son called corporation.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1901-04-05

STANLEY has fired his woman stenographer,
and gives her place to man.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-06-21
CLEARWATER COUNTY, NIT.
Ssprsrnx Court Ruiz that Clearwater
Couasy Never Existed

Boi.r, Idaho. June II Tie su'
prrnar court IN a unanimous ,irvi-svu
hanau-i .lo~n on sh 18th dsclarr that
the ACT OF the last l.gislssure creating
Clearwater county Is null and void.
The question MAS rsi-oi by an srpli.
cation II AZ. Holnhcrg. who MAS
appoint -d treasurer ~ tho ne~ csaints.
for writ TO compel State Auditor +.
". J..n~. To i.sur licensr blanks 10
the nc. county. The supreme court
,.sncsi : ~riI ordering the auditor TO
.ho~ cau.c. THIS ~ri, IL now qna.bed
al tie iuliciii ,icslsr .sion made That
no such county az Clearwater esists.
The cs.c gor- of on the point that
the Clearwater attorneys did not lie.
I,rsr would he seriously considered.
The act, which was passed ~ snisssi.
tulr, In describing the boundaries. did
not contain tile ~orsir. shall c"nsti-
tute the county 81 Clearwater" six
~ord omission that A,asIers the hopes
81 tie friends Of the proposed county.
Counsel OF Clearwater county made
their main contention over she conrti.
tusionAl amendment adopted two
year. sso requiring = one million dol
lar s.sesscd valuation ~ condition
urrcedcut Ia the formation IT new
county They corten,icd the amend.
ment was i,seli I'm, constitutional as II
III not receive tile two-third vote III
the house required by the constitution.
While the supreme court tnfcrchu.
ally holds sgaipst them on that point,
il ,loel not decide it squareiy, saying |
!, il not necessary to determine that
the omission Of the words re-
fsred to alone being fatal 20 the act.
The opinion is per curium, aud Is 10
part "A follows:
.Tbcre are two questions involved
IN this proceeding The first involves
tho validity Of said constitutional
amendment. The other is Il said con-
.,;tutional amendment be invalid. il
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-06-21
Kanliah,

Can the rsn,rt take lii.less body and
breathe into il lfey Can The court
take an act Interpolation create a
county heranec II il apparent that the
Legislature intended which does not
create county and by an to create
nuey This would give the courts
more po~er over the legislation than
II possersrs over ordinary contracts be-
tw-en private parties and would in
fringe upon the power vested solely in
the legielsture by the constitution.
"Ths court does not feel that 1t has
the authority to create a county. II is
OF the opinion that the act in question
falls far short OF creating or establish.
ing The so-callcd countyof Clearwater.
"1'he creation Of new counties which
means the division and elimination OF
old counties, IL matter os too much
Importance TO the public interest to
l,e done purely by intention or i'm.
plicAtion. II follows from what has
been said that the county Of Clearwa-
Ter has not been established and doee
not exist. Therefore the writ of man
dAsnos should not jssue. but should be
denied and II is 10 ordered. The
clerk is directed TO tax no costs to
either party, the parties to the pro-
acting az officers for tho pub
lie aud in relation to the public bus
ineea"
The successful side of the case wac
prerented by Attorney J. F. Ailshie OF
0rangcvilie and Attorney General
Attorneys Borah and Blake
argued the case for Clearwater county. |
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-06-21

.s'd act creating ar attempting 10
create Clearwater valid. notxiih~tsnd
ing thar the fret question presented
10 lfanglit ~ith nsnrh embarrassment.
The court IL ark~i 1, huisi that
~hsr Is claimed 10 he par, 81 the
constitution - nn~snstisutn.na.-s
very delicate question. Ia say The least
While the power ~ he legislature Ia
rn~et lass !. inherent =, lar ~ a leg
lsl~tsxe enactment ~ concerned. vet
the p.~cs to pr"rore sfveu.ipnepts %
tn. constitution /. not Inherent. The
power Ia make constitutions aud tn
smand them IL ipi,~-nt naf IN the
legislature bns IN the people. til.
amendment ~ss proposed t.y depart.
msnt oi the gasernmrut authorized Ia
propose ~ and adorsed by large ms
jor.iy The only irrceulsrisy IL the
Tact that IL did not receive the votes
of two thirds ~ the members Of the
haus~. The official ballot could have
been protected ~gainst the improper
admission oi such question and
could have been purged "f the presence
III surh question thereon hy proper
Judicial proceedings. Thi- tut t~ing
done. aud the question IL til. sdop.
ton oi such amendment being .ntI,.red
Ia appear upon tie Official ballot 1T
the election Ia 1898, should not the
rule 81 e-toppei which WAS applied by
this court in the case of Baker vs.
Scott bc applied nowf The author
ities upon this poiut are devisIed and |
IN our view of the caee II IL not nece-.
for Us 10 determine this point"
The opinion. proceeding, rccites sec |
tionr frm the aci, including the deli
milton Of the boundaries 81 the pro-
posed county act, which. the opinion
slater. nowhere creates the county ri
Those six words, "Shsll
the county Of Clearwater"
were left off
Proceeding, the opinion rays:
There Il no declaration anywhere in
the act that the territory described IN
The frat section shall constitute or be
The county Of 'Clcsrwrter.' II might
he inferred from the language Of the
second spd third sections tliAt il whe
be intention Of the legislature TO cre-
tie by the passage 81 this act ths
county Of Clearwater, yet other Ian
yuase in the act, especially the phrase I.
,fter the establishment 81 the county
II Clearwater, followed Immediately
he phrase BY act Of the legislature
i the state OF Idaho, found in Sec
ion OF the act, negatives the idea that
he Legislature intended 10 create the
,ounty by the passage Of this act aud
ends color 70 the idea that IL intcn-
led TO pass another act creating or
establishing the county Of Clearwater.