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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-17


publlca teIegramas ef e-
que e annncia que ssa
en- la Cjmara y Sesada. 3e
pDanteara Ia retOrT ae Il aeF
Dicen de Lona1 n qJe Sc D.. eu
biertO la e: % eA ps.el sp
trust en- A., 4. ea .a2r g
alza los precios del azdcar de reaola-
cha producido EN- Alemanis.
En- los circulos diplo om4licos euro
peos circula ell rumor de que Z ente-
rarse ell repFesentante de Russia en Ho
landa de la nsgativa del Tribunal de
La Haya q intervenir en- ell Golf cto
anglo boer, hubo de declaIar que su
sobelano, ell Car, lamentaba tai deter
minaci6n.
Han tenido complete 6xito las nue.
vas pruebas del submarine Fulton
verfcadaa en- la bahia de Suff Ik.
El submarine permaneci6 15 horas
bsjo 81 aqua, fernando parle de su tri
puIaci6n importantes jetes de la mari
ma americana.
Un CONCEAL del pueblo de Rogue
bruno, Ffancia, estardo en- session, dis
psI6 su revoiver contra ell alcalde, hi-
rl6ndole en- e. vientre.
FL "Sun" de Nueva York aconseja
al gobieIno de los Estados Unidos que
Sc abslenga de il lair en- las eecciones
presidencia'es de Cuba, en- virtud de
que los Candidates para ell cargo ds
presidenie esian por la independence
5 que 10 que pide ell sefur Estrada
Palma DO signif a la ruina del pals.
El peri6,lico ell "Tribunsp publica
IN arrculo contrario a Ia anexi6n de
Cuba a los Estados Unidos.
Los secueslradores de M ss Stone
insisten eu pedir ciento veinie y cinco
mil pesos por su rescate, y hasts ahora
solo Sc han reunido sesenta y seis mil.
Ri Departamepto del Tesoro de
Washington ha tornado medidas para
suprimir los de- 81 denes dc Oayo Hueso
lque impedfan que los tabaqueros fue-
ran q tIabajar q la ciudad de Tampa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-17

AYsr .lg3s h9g$ ~ . 1es -.da qG@
pai -. AZ hGbla - c.lsS.assa q. ss.os.,..,
en- el teatro en- honor Mr.. Hunt, tengs
lugar el viernes.
Segdn noticias recibdas en- San Juan ell
Presidente Roosevelt ha puesto su firma y
ha enViado va al Senado la concession de las
frauquicias pedidas por la compaffa de los
ierrocarri!es de PaeTto Rico.
AL Fiscal municipal de Juncos, don Pri-
mitiyo Delfaus, le han sidO concedidos dcs
meses de licencia.
El ayuntanieDto de Naguabo ha acorda-
do hacer la installation de una estaci6n tele-
gtafica consignando en- presupuesto 10 pc
SOS mensuales para los gastos mas necasa-
rios, en- tanto no pueda atendeTse todo Ell
seryicio como es necesario.
R.OSTRAS prepsradas al gusto 30 80
Ia doceua en- Ell Colonial ReStNsg-
rant. d.
Ell captain don jose Martin ha asumido
Ell mando otra vez del remolcador "Ponce"
que ssli6 para Ponce via Guanica Des
pues de bacerle varias feparaciones de cal
deras, condensadores, etc. en- Ia maquins.
6A,0STRAS frescas y APIOS naturales,
acaban de reclbirse en- el Colonial Res
fGgrNssg. ID.
En- Manati y Barceloneta han sido de-
nunciados por la Junta de Sanidad local,
varios expenditures de aItfculos de comes
tibles.
Remos recibido IN peri6dico mensual, de
sDuncios, editado en- forma de foleto en- la
|imprents de don Ad,eo Martinez, de Qua
yama, conteniendo ademss, importantes suel
tos de suma itilidad.
Deseamosle muchas prosperidades.
Sc halla vacante una escuela graduada en-
Coamo y los maestros que deseen ocuparla,
pneden dirigir sus solicitudes al Secretario
de aquel syuntsmien'o en- Ell i6rmino de
diez dias, debiendo acompahar cada aspifan
to su soliciiud, Ell correspondence titu,o.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-17
DISTRITO DE SAN FRANCISCO

Anlceto Hernandez, por ocuparse,e u,
revolver, cinco collars de multa.
Aniceto Hernandez, por disparo de armas
un dollar de mults. -'''
Eloy vega. por negarse pagar 10 que
toiIo en- uua fonda, dos dollars de- muIta.
ualo vega, por agredir Alfonso Rivera.
un dollar de multa. '0'''
Dos JUICES absueltcs los acusados.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-17


,.s calao i,esOs uo MSS, Usrnsro, UerGo,
Polio, PAvo Mantequilla superior en- pa.
quotes de una libra, tod0 americana. No se
olvlden, que el dia de Pascua Sc &C. rca.
Ndmero 2 San Jose ST., San Juan.
Ell domingo & las s de la man sna, des-
pu6s de IN rspidfsimo viajs ha ensran1o en-
ell puerto de Brooklyn ell vapor 'Ponce,D
que sall6 de este puerto ell martes pasado q
las de la tarde.
Gran demsnds por la Emulsion de Scott
en- la ciudad de San German.
Los Farmaceaticos mantiepen mayor exis
tenca de dicho medic lmentc que de cual-
quier otro.
Oinco m6licos Gu ell distritO.
Todos prescribsn la Emulsion de Scott
s. G 'rman, Pto. Eico, JUNO 20 de 1894.
Sres. Scott s. Bovine, Nueva York.
Muy Sres. mics: En- el corto espacio de
dos amos que llevo de eatablecilo cn esta
ciudsd, he padido notar la gran demanda
por la Emulsion de Scott tanto que es uuo
de l. ed;camentos de mas salIds y de ma.
yor existencia one So encuentran en- mi of.
Gina de Farmacia.
En- esta Jurisdiction hay cinco medicos
el DR.. Vivoni, DR.. Lopez. D. Sancho Gar.
dona. DIR. E Qainones, DR.. J. Qaifones,
ademas ell DR.. Gregory en- ell poblado Gain.
Todos usan mucho en- su clfaica la EmDl-
sion de Sc tt
De Uds. atto s. s. @ B. s NJ.
DR.. Carlo Fleytas.
Farmac6ntico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-17

Sc e2cuentra en- esta capital, ell doctor
oon Felipe Vizcarrondo, acompaiado de su
Seiiora esposa. -
Ell doctor Vizcarrondo va para Fsiardo
desempenar una de las titulares vacantes
que hay en- aquel pueblo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-17
Sc VENDEN.

frente la csrreters de Santurce dos solaras
81 prlmero colinda con ell Puente de San
antonio la laguna, ell seguudo 40 metros
mas arrlbs en- Ia misma Inca.
iniormaran en- la fnca OLIMPO frente
a dichos solares. A'0
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-17

I'll cafe'restaurant "La Esmeraldav. sito
entire las GALES Allen y San jose ha refor
mado Ell local, adorDsndolo con gusto luio.
diVldlendc el local del restaurant Dor medic
de una artistica mampara. El servicio de
mozos ia sldo aumentaco y la cocina Sc ha
pnesto bsJo la direction de IN acreditado
maestro en- ell ramo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-17
Tribunal de policia
DISTRITO DE CATHEDRAL

Jose Montafez, por atropellos Isabel
duran, un dollar de multa cincuenta cen.
tsvos de costas. ''A'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-17

Ell peri6'lico el "Tribunen publics
un artlculo contrario a Ia anexi6n d.
Cuba a los Estados Unidos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-17
DEL DIA,
POr terminada

Atanainnao ( ,-s.--
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-17

Un concejal del pueblo de Rogue
bruno, Ffancia, estando en- session, dis
ps6 su revoiver contra ell alcalde, hi
rendole en- e. vientre.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-17

Los secueslradores de M IS Stone
insisten en- pedir ciento veinte y cinco
mil pesos por su rescate, y hasta ahoTa
solo Sc han reunido sesenta y seis mil.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-17

- = --I-L q ~~4o.. 4iSO "a 1isVtstI-i
en- el teatro en- honor a Mr.. Hunt, tengs
lugar Il viernes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-17

Segdn noticias recibidas en- San Juan ell
Presldente Roosevelt ha puesto su firma y
ha enviado va al Senado Ia concession de las
pedidas por la compafifa de los
ferrocarri!es de Paerto Rico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-17

AL Fiscal municipal de Juncos, don Pri
mitiyo Delfaus, le han sido concedidos dcs
meses de licencia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-17

Ri Departamepto del Tesoro de
Washington hA tornado medidas para
suprimir los dec denes dc Oayo Hueso
que impedfan que los tabaqueros tue-
ran q tIabajar la ciudad de Tampa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-17

E.0STRAS preparadas al gusto a 30 90
10 doceua en- Ell Colonial ReStNsg-
rant. d.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-17
.NOticils d..

"Ths Evening P ,'a
publlca teIegramas e-
que Sc anuncia que s :. gsa
en- la Cjmara y Sess8. 3ea a
planteara Ia retorT 1e ae
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-17

iH 81; ft,s ,C1Bl 32Mhsg - ie
ljuas, 'oviHa Il sa 7s--agA aes, - ats-
! sis rec; hir nnr ~ vsygr ~E..,-s- $50
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-17

El captain don jose Martin ha asumido
el mando otra vez del remolcador "Ponces
que ssli6 para Ponce via Guanica Des.
pues de bacerls varias reparaciones de cal
deras, condensadores, etc. en- Ia maquins.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-17

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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-17

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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-17

EA,0STRAS frescas y APIOS naturales,
acaban de reclbirse en- el Colonial Res
fMsrNMt. ID.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-06-07

one year and its benefits are apparent
to the manufacturers as well as the
employees. II meets with general COM
mendation everywhere, and 1t is graf
flying circumstance that there are few
attempts made to evade and violate the
law. The boiler explosion near Lisbon
revealed what was probably the most
fragrant transgression of the law yet
Investigated. Many are of the opini IN
that the engineers are called upon to
answer difficult technical questions.
The reverse is true. Applicants are
given questions dealing directly with
the fundamental and most practical
principles of engineering and are not
expected to be familiar with the scien-
tific features. However, the acquire
ment OF the latter knowledge il not by
any means discouraged, and IL the ap-
plicant has both the practical and theo-
reticai phases he is given due credit.
Mr.. Miller has introduced an innOva-
tion which has elected complimentary
comment in the department. His re-
ports of explosions are always followed
by camera views showing the damage
caused.
The state convention of stationary
engineers which opens In East Liver
pool, June 10, will be attended by del
egates from most of the go odd branch
lodges of the state. A number Of
members will attend as individuals. II
is reported the local association will
entertain the visitors in highly pleas
ing manner. The important business
will be transacted on the goth inst.
Chief Collier and his force OF deputies
will be present and the chief will prob
ably make an address. The conven-
tion will in all likelihood recommend
the abolishment of the 35 horsepower
clause and the amending of the, law
so as to apply to all engineers and the
annulment of the three-year exemption
provision. The state officers are:
President, F. II. Yeager, Cincinnati,
vice-president, Joseph Hawley, Cleve'
land; secretary, H. McConnaughy
Akron; treasurer, AlOzo Phillips, Wells
Vile. Robert Orin, secretary OF the
East Liverpool association, will be q
candidate for state secretary, and 1t Is
stated he will be chosen for the place
The convention of 1900 was held al
/ Coshocton. In few weeks an ass0cia.
tion will be formed in Wellsville
which, with the lodges in process oi
formation at Lisbon, Salem and East
Palestine, will give Columbiana county
a strong representation in the organiza
tion. The Wellsville lodge is expected
to draw heavily in membership from
towns and villages along the c. & y
| railroad north of that city. P. e
Moock, of Canton, Is chairman Of thu
| state license law committee.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-06-07
AN ELOPEMENT.
Toledo Man Secures a Bride In
MilIport, CoIumbiana
County.

Hanoverton, June 5.-Wilson Davis
of Toledo, and Miss Nellie L. Trefiinger,
of Millport, were married here Friday
night by Squire Winders. Davis had
procured the license without the knowl.
edge Of the girls father. and their mar
riage was the termination of an elope-
ment of somewhat exciting nature.
Davis and his intended bride left
the Treflinger home and ostensibly
started for church. Instead of attend
ing the services at the village chapel,
however, the couple made their way
toward Hanoverton.
The girls father was on the alert,
as the fleeing couple had little more
than gotten beyond tthe outskirts of
the village until he was saddling a
horse and preparing to give chase. He
was distanced, however.
The ceremony had been completed
but few minutes when the horse bear
ing the father, who, it is reported, car
ried shotgun, was seen dashing into
town. The northbound train was just
then pulling into the depot and Mr..
and Mrs. Davis quickly stepped aboard
and made their escape. They started
for Toledo, where Mr.. Davis is en-
| ployed.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-06-07
ALLIANCE CASE
Decided by Judge McCarty--
One Provision of lnjunc-
ton Is PerpetuaI.

Judge McCarty decided the case of
Lorena J. Conn against Charles e. Rice,
by dismissing part of the provisions of
the temporary injunction that had been
secured at the outset of the case, and
making part perpetual.
Mrs. Conn and Rice own property in
Alliance on opposite sides of a ten foot
alley or driveway. A dispute arose
over the ownership of the alley, and
Mrs. Conn built a fence across the
driveway, which Rice tore down. The
defendant removed the obstruction and
had an injunction taken out restraining
the plaintiff from not only obstructing
the ten-foot driveway, but also claiming
that there was q forty foot street
there. Mrs. Conn brought the action
to have the injunction dissolved and
the Judge held that no street had ever
been appropriated, but that the ten foot
alley had been properly vacated. The
result was that part of the injunction
relating to the forty foot street was
dissolved and that applying to the ten
foot driveway stands. The parties arc
to pay their own costs.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-06-07
POSSESSION OF LAND.
Litig alton to Be Com m enced to
Secure Possession ofvast
Tract in Texas.
ews-Democrat Leased Wire Service.

News Democrat Leased Wire Service.
Cincinnati, June 4.-Within a few
weeks litigation of gigantic proportions
will be commenced by residents of this
city to prove title to and secure posses
sion of several thousand acres of land
in Texas, large portion OF which is
within ten miles of Beaumont, the cen
ter of'great oil strikes. Land is known
as the Ogden estate, acquired from the
government by Hiram Ogden, who set
tied there over sixty years ago. The
land lies in five counties, the most val
liable being in Sabine and Jefferson
counties. Not since 1S49 have any Of
the taxes been paid by heirs of Hiram
Ogden, and hundreds Of acres of it are
now occupied by small towns.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-06-07
STRIKE CALLED Off.
The Roll Turner's at Noungs-
town Return to
Work.

Youngstown, o., June 5.-The strike
OF the roll turner's in the employ of the
American Steel Hoop company has
been declared off. The employees re-
Gently organized a union, and became
affiliated with the Amer can Federation
of Labor. They presented a scale to
the company, which the latter asserted
its willingness to sign, but declined TO
recognize the Federation of Labor, and
strike was then ordered. The COM
pany presented individual contracts for
the men to sign for year, which they
declined to do unless their union was
recognized. During the past day OF
two the men have been advised by the
Amalgamated association and other or
ganizations to make the best settlement
possible, and yesterday number ol
them called at the Office of the company
and signed the individual contracts
and the owners will fall into line and
take similar action. Under the con.
tracts signed the men will receive more
wages than under the scale which they
presented.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-06-07
TAKEN TO PRISON.
Sheriff Norason Takes Curtis
Staub TO Colum bus to
Serve Sentence.

Curtis Staub, who was sentenced at
Lisbon Tuesday, to twelve years i'm
prisonment in the penitentiary for
shooting Andrew Miller, was taken to
Columbus, Wednesday by Sheriff Nora
gon. When sentencing the prisoner,
Judge Hole told him that in his mind
there were many sad facts in connec-
tion with the case, one of which was
that his aged father was compelled to
go upon the stand and testify to having
heard him say what an easy thing 1t
would be to go over to the Miller farm
and kill the old man, scare the women,
and get their money. 1T Is only luck
and the interference Of providence"
said Judge Hole, that you do not stand
here convicted of murder in the first
degree"
Staub had nothing to say in his own
behalf, but protested his innocence to
the last. even when told by his counsel
that rather than register on the records
of the court that which is not true he
had better spend his entire life in the
penitentiary.
Staub is said tc be in i'll health,
having weak lungs, which condition
has not improved during his incarcera-
tion. He showed visible signs of ner-
vousness and emotion during the ordeal
yesterday, especially when the evidence
of his father was alluded to, and also
when the condition of his health was
spoken Of.
Judge Hole also very highly compli-
mented Sheriff Noragon and the other
officers for their good work in appre-
hending Staub. Andrew Miller and
his sister were both present when
Staub received his sentence.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-06-07
slmms VIII Try Il Again.

Akron, June 5.--Art Simms will again
go to Europe before the summer Is over.
His former trip was entirely unsuc-
'cessful as the English pugs fought shy
OF him, and he could not get on a
match. Simms has now, however, re.
ceived assurances from Bert Dornian
his manager, that he can secure him
several matches, including one with
the English champion Jabez White
whC repeatedly refused to meet Simms
porman offers Sinams all OF his OK
penses and q guarantee that he will
secure the Akron lad q number OF en-
gasements, aud Simms win soon leave
for the tr1p. ) +,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-06-07
MONTHLY
SALARIES
Paid the Employees of the
County Workhouse.
TO GRANT
Changes In Roads Asked for--
ouId Prove Costly and
Not Benefit the
Public,

At their Wednesdays session the
county commissioners ordered the reg
ular salaries Of the workhouse en-
ployes paid and took action on two
road cases. In the change of road
petitioned for by w. H. Allen and 9TH
ers, in Perry township, the prayer Of
the petition was refused. The viewers
had reported in favor of the change
but the commissioners found that the
expense of opening it would be enor-
nous and the public benefit little com.
pared with the expense.
In the matter Of the change OF road
petitioned for by G. w. Unger and 9th
ers, in the Trump road, the viewers re-
ported adversely and the change will
not be made.
The commissioners are arranging ia
have the county surveyor run the road
lines between Canton and Massillon, sc
that the many persons who are build
ing suburban homes along that thor.
oughfare may be able to locate them
intelligently. Speaking of the road
Mr.. Crawford said that originally II
followed the section line right through
but the high waters of Sippo lake
compelled the abandonment of the line
near that place and that he thought
the change had been made simply by
the travelling public instead of by any
action Of law. There is possibility ol
some litigation growing out of the mat
| ter unless the establishing of the lines
should be satisfactory to all concern
ed.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-06-07
ADVICE TO
| PARENTS
Given In Deciding a Case
by Judge McCarty.
THE Defendant won
No Evidence introduced Show
ing Violation Of the Con-
tract by tho Son,
John kipfer.

The case of Peona Kipfer against her
son John Kipfer, in which the mother
sued to recover 81 800 advanced to the
son under contract to keep her her life
time, was decided by Judge McCarty,
Tuesday afternoon. The case was tried
directly to the court. The decision was
in favor of the defendant on the ground
that there had been no substantial vio-
lation of the contract, the mother her
self admitting enough to show that the
son had not been at fault. The intima-
tion was that the suit had been inspir-
ed by others.
In passing upon the case, Judge Nc
Carly gave a little wholesome advice
to aged parents who have property. He
said that his observation upon the
bench, as an attorney and a private
citizen was that where old people have
money or property 1t is better to keep
it in their own hands until they die.
They will be better cared for and more
respected by their children than II they
give it away with the hope of having
living.
I'm one hundred cases out Of hun
dred where property has been given
| to children under such stipulations,
said the judge, 'the results are unsatis-
factory. There is always trouble and
discomfort. My advice is for parents t.
keep their money"
| To the son who is the defendant in
the case, he said that it was his duty
now to go to his mother and ask her
to come back to his home, assuring her
that she would meet kindly reception
and that he was willing to carry out
the agreement he had entered into. The
money the old lady advanced is TIED
up in property which the son purchas
ed.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-06-07
Sought Parents After Many Years.

Canal Dover, June 5.--Mr. and Mrs.
John Dorsey, of Bernice, near here,
separated 20 years ago. Their four
children were placed In the childrens
home here, and among them was
girl, Mary, aged 4, who was adopted
by Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Chcud, OF Van
Vert Last night a young womnn
came here and inquired for Mr.. and
Mrs. Dorsey She proved TO be Miss
Mary Dorsey, and an affecting meeting
with her parents followed. 6hc Is :
refined and accomplished woman and
3 graduate Of Q proniPent university'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-06-07
STAFF Correspondent.

Otdu correspondent.
Columbus, June 4.-Dr. c. d. Probst,
secretary of the state board of health,
says that tuberculosis is very prevalent
among cattle in Ohio. In his opinion
16 per cent are affected. There is no
way of ascertaining just how far-reach-
ing the harmful effects OF milk from
diseased cows extend. Children are
more susceptible to its baneful infiu-
ences, any many cases OF tuberculosis
Of the stomach, which generally proves
fatal, start from this cause. He thinks
the proper remedy lies in the enact
ment of laws making mandatory the
testing of animals and the killing Of
all animals found infected. In several
of the New England states laws of this
statute requiring that all cows be exam
ined and the supreme court has passed
upon its constitutionality, declaring 1t
sound. In 80 out Of 100 cases the tu-
berculine test shows whether or not
animals are diseased. The law provid-
ing against the sale of unwholesome
provisions, DR.. Probst states, applies to
diseased cattle. While the diseases are
not enumerated its provisions are so
framed as to embrace all of them. 1t is
the duty of the local board Of health
to see that the statute is enforced. AS
the people of Canton are vitality inter-
ested in the laws applying to the sale
Of meat and milk and other provisions
they are here reproduced for their ben
eft.
LAW OF THECASE.
Section 1928. Whoever sells, or Of.
fers for sale, or has in his possession
with view to sell any kind of dis
eased, corrupted, adulterated, or un.
wholesome provisions, whether fol-
meat or drink, without making the con.
dition OF the same known to the buyer
- shall be fined not more
than fifty dollars, or imprisoned twenty
days, or both. 20. L. vol 92. p. 97)
Section 4200-9. Whoever, by himself
or by his servant, or agent, or as thu
servant or agent Of any other person