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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-05
CAMARA De DELEGAD0S
ReIaci6n de las modifcacones acordadas en- ell C6dgo
PoIlticO pOr Ia ComIsi6n conjunta en- conferenca

segandO. Arecibo. MoroEs, Ciales, Utua-
dc, Hatilio, Camuy, Q1ebradllas.
Tereeko. Aguadflla, Isabella, Mccs, San
ssbasttSn, L.ares, Adiunsas Yasco, Lsias.
Cuarto. MaysgGaz, Csbo Role San Gar.
man, Sabana. Grande, An $500, Rinc6n, Aguad
Las Marfas, Marlcao.
Quinto. Ponce, Pefuslas, GuayAnilla, JuR-
na-Dlaz, Coamo, Barres:
Sexto. Gaayams, Cayey, S4Einas, Cldra,
Aguas Buenss Arroyo. Oaguas, San Lorenzo,
Pstillas, Barranquitas. Aibonito, Santa Isabel,
septimo. HumacaO Yabueoa, Nsguabo,
Fsiardo, Rio grande, Carolina, TrujIllo, LoiEs,
RIo-Piedras, Maunabo. Vieques CulebrA.
TITULO Nv.
CAPITULo I.
Art 10. Dsspu6s die las ralabras eprimer
lunes,3 ins6rtense las pAiabras <iespu6s deh
Art. 10. Despu6s de Is paabra SEnere,S
inteFtense las palabrss de Gcada ana elimf.
nense las Palabras <cads dos sn9s despues DIS
1909
Arts. s3, s5 Elimfnenss
TITULO "
CAPITULO II
Art. 81. Eimfnese p6ngaas en- su lugar:
<L2 forms da la citaci6n daber8 ser hecha por
los Presidentes de ambaa C5maras de Ia Asam-
blea Legislature, podrA ser cumplida por
cualquier funcionario judicial s por cuslquier
eleetor de Puerto Bco, y Ia declaration ju-
rads de ID persona encargada de entreggr d.
cha cisaci6n de que 81 entFeg6 una copla de la
mama al testgo, cOnstitulb una prueba de
ha2aFse cunpid0, s. psgar4 al teatfge como
indemnisaei6n gastos de vIaie, una suma
igual Ia qua sstisfsrfa con srreg'o II las leyes
al tsstgo sn ctrcupstancias ana!ogss citado
para eompaEacer IN iuioio en- una Corte dc
Dlstrito.z
Art. Al EInfnese ia pFirnera parte dal
srtlsnlo hssta los dos puutes, insertese 10
qua sigus: SAl doTso ds todo proy ecto Do Ley
spfobado, tan pronto como fuere presentado 81
Go5ernador, deberA estamparse 10 que sigue -
TITULo ~. Il
CAPITULo III.
Art. 81 Elimfnsnsa las palabras Ssn an
toGos. in'6rtense las palabrzs gen castellano
irg!6s>.
Eiimfnense las palsbras scontenidas en-
dicho tomoo, fnsertsnse las paIabz&a <aaf pu.
bleados&.
TITULO v.
CApIrULO +
Arts. 81. S. Quedan elfminados.
TITULOv.
CAPlTULo II
Art. sg Dsspues de las palshras xdus
acaban de sci lslaTseS, SO inseriaran las paia-
bras Sserh obligation des, en- lrigar de sneum-
be al>.
Art. SO. P6rrafo Insertense & CONT
nEaei6n las pRtabrss: econ tai Que LII expodi-
ci6n de tal copia ne periudfque los lnteresss
pdhlIcos.2
Art. 70. E'imfnese
Art. 70. EIimfaese tedo ell pkrrafo 3, s
ins6rtese vez 10 siguiente:
SPor recibir = archivar cada certfdcado de
incorpoFaci6n de una c0mps ala 8 corporation
exsrangeEa nacionai, cargark eobrGra IL
sunla de ounce centavos por cada mil dollars
del capital de- dieha compsf1fa corporation;
Disponi6n dose, embargo, due nfpeuDa
conapsnfa corporation So le rae uirirS cue pa-
gua una suma que exceda de quinienlos dollars
500 por archivar sus cGusulas de incorpora-
eiGDj disponisndose tambi6n Que cuando al
capital social de cualquisr corporseltn sea au.
mentado, I'M cersiAcado del msmo sea ar
chi7ado sn Ia Odcins del Secre kario de Puerto
Rico, estA eargark cobrark Ia suma de quince
sersaVos por cada mil dollars $4,000 de dicho
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-05

-lQu6 calor hace! = dijo Loren
20. Venid tomar IN vaso de
cerveZa; aqnf hay IN cafe de buen
aspecto.
Y ell mayordo mo sjgui6 delante;
Claudio y pedro lie siguieron.
De repente ell mariDero tropez6,
lanz6 IN grito y cay6 sobTe una
rodilla.
-sQue es ESQ? - djjo LORENZO
volviendo la Cabeza
= Cast NADIA respondi6 Claudio;
una mala pisada, y me duele el
pie; pero ngsera nads que una tor
cedura.
Y al decir este ouiso levantarse;
pero yolvi6 q ceer lanzando IN
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e juicio oral
Por Ia rnuerte del Juez de la Oidra

seg6a vsmos en- Ia lista dc les 1uicios que
sef1ala Ia Corte do DlstriEo de Humacao, no Sc
celebrgrG en- este vaie ell juicio que sc sigue
m guardfa insular por Ia muerte yiolenta dsl
juss de poIicfs. de Cidra. don Manuel Santiago.
Els mas; ri siquiera so ha psssdo Ia Gauss
al abcgado para que cali6qua emita conclu-
stones provisonales. De modd que habrA CUE
esperar tres moses mss para Ia vista de ese
procaso.
Eso es nuy notable. Hechos ocurridos
mucho despues del de Ia Cidrs, ae han vlsto y
SO ven en- jucio oral este Sc apiaza.
Mo ouerauos decir que sea roP que an al
procego de Santiago son feierales los que acu-
san en- los ctyos son fedegslas los scusadosi
pero Ia verdad, nos Gauss extrahaza ese
aplazamientoa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-05

aumanto, haata liegar Al Ia Husodicha sums de
quinisntos dollars (S5O0l incuy6ndose las sn-
N ag ggAisfaehas por eli priua certIfdado
ehivadc: dfspon rs ndose gdem6s que no sc CO.
bYara niDgdn dsrecho por srehivar clausulas
de eincorporaei6n de fngtftuciones caritativas,
religiosas. conssgradas d In sducEcon.
Art. Td QuedA elilninado.
f@'onttnudrdl
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-05
MOVIMIENTO DEL OEP0SITO MUNICIPAL

Aver Sc aneonsraban detenidos en- sl de-
p6aito municipal de Csguas los indIviduos ST.
guis-tes:
Por eI Tribunal de poic1a
Marcos Ssrrano, Dtonisfo Soano, Evariste
Leon. GregorIo Dlaz, Noaseo Felix, Jose L6-
psz Ulpian0 Rivera jose F5ltK, LueiSno Dlaz,
jose Rivera, Anselmo Garcia, Julian Diaz
CayetAno Cardona, Sandaio II 'drigues, Eu-
genio Rojss, Casimlro Alamo y Bsnito Boniila.
Por ell juzgado
Por 6rden del iusgsdo halla detenido
BFaulio 3 B3drignsz
Por rita
Sali0 pnr rnta para C2YeY, Luis B Baes Co.
Ion, disposition del a!caide de aquel pueblo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-05
Sam Juan

LA DEAtooBACtA Sc encuen"f@ ue fon~
- ~ 1os estableCiraientos siguientes
SefiOres Allen company = 1a1@ -
fonso XII. 80 q
Farmaoia r. H. Pstfoas Ss'n 2 1sto Q
id. Zerbf, Puerta-tleSTa'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-05
FRITZE, LITNDT & GO.


Casas en- Mayagsies y San Juam.)
RanquerOs cOmEsAOmHstas
AGENT TES
d las sigaientes compaffas do vapores
Hamburg American LAmo
Hamburg.
Ia EEL0CE
Geneva.
Revy York and PtO. Rico u. e.. 90
New York.
MOnson Steamship Line,
New York.
Sc:ra Steamship Line
Liverpool.
vaOorss correOs de scbrin0s de Herrera
Habana.
Galveston y West Indies -. .. Go.
Galveston.
De las siguientes Companfas de Ase.
Euros contra incendio.
LA BALOIsE,
HAMBURG BREMENSE,
AACHEN q MUNICH.
ASEGUROS MARITIMOS
Nort0 6erm&nica.
RenPCsomG@mGGs
del Board of Underwriters of New York.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-05
TITULO I.
Artfenlo 4. Eiimfnese 81 pGrrs TO 8
TTTULO II,


Artienlo 4. EIimfnese 81 pGrra TO 3.
TITULOI II.
Art. 1O. Modiffqusse en- el santido 81
guiente
al. Toda persona nacida en Puerto-Rico
y sujeta su jurisdictions
Art. TO- @gtR modification 20 es necesa.
ria en- 81 texto castellanO.
Art. Ii En- ell parrsfo I, eiimfnase la pa.
labra epermanece,s ins6rtese ereside hsbi-
tuAlmente.S
Los parrafos 5. 4, 5, y 6, Sc nodiacarfn
8. "a los etsetos dc Ia competeneia de los
Trlbunales, ninguns persona puede perder so
domiclIio hasta no adquirir otro.S
4 GEl domiciio de los hijos no enamel
pados, es 81 domciio de padre, en- defecto
de este, al de su madre.S
S. <El domiciiQssMw Ia esposa SO presume
ser ell miamo del maFfdo.9
s eel domiciio de an msnor no easad0,
sujeto q la tutels, es al de So tntor1
Eiminese Ell pArrafo I.
TITULO III
Art. 13. Ins6rtese anteg del p6rrsfo que
empieza CLOS Dlstritos Judicfales de Puerto :
RieoO el nGmero 1, slimfnensa las palabras
S1e Puerto -RicoS en- el texto ing'6s en- los
Districts de Areeibo Humacao, tns6rtsnse
las palsbrss sMunicipioss donde dice &Muni-
cipalitIss.S
A continuation del ndmere /, ins6rtese el
ndmero ., el pSrrsfo que eomprende 10 divi-
si6n electoral en- Ia forma s. que est@ actual
mente
o clos Districts electorales son como al.
Primero. San Juan, Bayam6D, Toa Alta,
Dorado, Toa Bsia, Vega-Alts, Vegs-Bajs, Co.
royal, Naranito, Msnan Barce!oneta, Come
ffo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-05

Para earar xam ERe Rr1adO
an nm dia tome las PASTILLAa LAXAN-
Tns DE BROMO -QU1NINA. EI boticario
la devolvera al dinero 81 no ia cur&. La 6rms
de E. w. GROVE So halla en- cada e@tita.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-05
Question de Competencia

Els std0 declarads favor del iHzga ado u. IL.
nictnaI de Caeuas Ia question do competencfa
promovida per al de Juncos instSncia de
don Juan MAdonado Maldonado, en- eli jul
clio que le inserp0so don Juan Degado Pagan,
an cebro de pesos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-05
ALA AsAmBLEA LEGISLATIVE /.

La Comisi6n Conjunaa nombrada por IL
Asam bsa Legislative para fnformsr sobrs los
proyeetos de la Comisi6n de- C6digos, creAde
por In 10y de la Asambea Legislative de Paer-
cuidsdosamente el proyecto de SCodigo Polisi :
CO.'S que go una reuni6n ordenada lie las leyes
que actualmente rigsn desds la instauraci6n
del blerno Civil de esta IsIa.
cor tai motive dicho proyscto de C6di.
go SO alteran esencialinente las funcfones
Insular. Aguna de 6stas, como la de- SanIdad
sc regulAriza con cafidad no6sodo para que
tan impOrtante servicio ouede blen estableeido
EstH Ccmisf6n ha enmsndado ell proyecto
de GC6dgo Polftico,S en- 10 que Ia creido lima
cesario, y ha hecho pequehRs modlfeaciones
- ell articuleao.
La Comfsi6n cree que dabe posponerae Ia
consideration dc 10 referente sEleeciones2 ,
xGebierno @ocais GVfas Obras P6biiess ,
puesto que dichas materials seran indadable-
mente tratadas en- proyectos de ley especiales,
ants cuaIquier2~de las dos Camaras.
En- ell SMsmoTandum2 que "a continue
cion de aste informe estsn las enmiendas, su.
niantes la COmisi6n Cor iunta, cuyo sMemoran-
DUMB IA sidO &doptado por unanimidad
Asf es que esta Comtsi6n Coniunta tiene al
honor de proponsr la Asamblea Legislative
que apruebe dicho proyecto de C6digo Pofsieo,
con las enmiendas del &Memorandum.S
Muy rsspetuosaments,
Manuel F. Rossy,
PresideQte.
James Earlam.
Jose de Gus naa Ben1tes
Por ei Consejo Eiecutiyo.
] IS Tous Soto
Frederick Z Oornwe
Por la Camara de Daleg2dos.
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MerCado dc New York
COTIzACIONES DEL Ola
o1ltt1lfldrd)

Harina de trtgo xEl Gfgante9 81 3-9S
Idem de maiz xGoldon Maaze2 $50
Id de trigo GEl Premio Mayors 3.65
Id GCsbsllo VolanteS p 3-05
Alimento r. caballos Stock Food , 1-3o
Toclno de Norton 19-12x
WoodIwn IT 25
Toclno SCrsciente1 1888
Jamones California las loo lib , 825
Salchichonea 1900
Quesos 1900
Manteca La VencedOra CO.
lrrente) . TOO
NRnteca 6 La PrimsraD para Q so
Libras. .... 4s45.s
AzGcar centrifugado. $1,000. 3.916
Azdcar mascabado. o........... 3.1I16
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-05

Adernfs saIdra tOdOs los dlaS an vspoK a
las s. 40 ae Ia ma0ana de Catahc para 10 Capt.
tai otrc, 4 las els de In tarde desas 10 ospi-
tai para Cataso no tentsnGo, por ahors, estes
dos vapores com binacion de trenes,
Bayam6n & 81 de Aigosto de 1901.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-05

Itinerarto da Trenes vaperes cue regirs
aesds al dia 4 de &c ptien ERE ds 1901.
saltdas de Ia Capital Baysm6n
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1902-06-28
Rev. Hendrickx Lectures in North.
ern Idaho.

The lecture delivered at the Pavilion
last Sunday evening, by Rev Father
Hendricks of Montpelier, was surely %
treat. His subject, 1.-The origin and end
OF the world" was ably handled and
showed great amount of deep study.
The audience was spell bound from the
beginning and was disappointed when
the Reverend Gentleman closed his re-
marks. 1t is to be hoped that Father
Hendrickx will again visit Sheshone. =
ShOshone Journal
The lecture of Reverend Father Hen
drickx, the eloquent Catholic priest of
Montpelier, last night IN the opera house
was certainly a gem of eloquence. The
open book of Nature and the Bible were
shown to be in accord, one with the
other. The theories of the pantheistic
schools of philosophy were clearly re-
futed. and instead of being in conflict
with the Scriptures, science was shown
to be the handmade of Christianity. The
lecture lasted two hours. and at it's close
at the request of Rev. G. E. Mason, who
presided, a rising vote of thanks from
the large and appreciative audience was
rendered the learned lecturer. Gilmore
Bulletin.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1902-06-28
The New Mail Coaches.

( The mail coaches purchased from
Sidney Stevens Implement company by
Messrs. Harris g Moore for their routes
running from Alton on the north to
Randolph on the south, have arrived.
They were made to order and conse-
quently were put up for just such wear
and tear as they will receive on the
roads in these valleys. They are the
genuine Ludlow, manufactured for the
Sidney Stevens Implement company,
and are by them strictly guaranteed to
give satisfaction. They are very COM
fortably equipped and easy riding and
are great improvement over the rigs
heretofore used on the mail routes.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1902-06-28
Singin' Skewl Entertainment.

The Women of Woodcraft repeated
their famous singin' skewl entertain
ment last Monday evening. There was
a fair turnout, and the program rem
dered was an exceptionally good one,
surprising, it possible, their former eff
fort. A neat sum was realized for the
piano fund. Everyone present expressed
themselves as highly pleased with the
evenings entertainment and much
credit is due the promoters OF the social
event.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1902-06-28

]. M. Richardson has just returned
from Salt Lake where he secured some
rare bargains in pianos by paying down
for them. The Steinway, Chickering,
A. B. Chase and Fischer pianos are too
well and favorably known to need in
PRODUCTION, They defy criticism and
will be on exhibition opposite Lymans
drug store in a few days. Come and
hear them.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1902-06-28
DESERET LAND FINAL PROOF
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

NOTICE is hereby given that MARY A.. RICH
q Paris, Bear Lake county, Idaho has
fled notice of intention to maize proof on her
desert-land claim No 1894, for the Let 2Sec 6,
TIP. IL, g.. r. 4S E. before James II. Wallis U. 8.
Commissioners, at Montpelier Idaho, on Monday
the day of August, 1902
she names the following witnesses to prove
the complete irrigation and reclamation OF said
land: Amasa NJ. Rich, Edward Parsl0w, Wal
Ter r. Rich, Thomas peterson, all of Bear Lake
County.
1928 LORENZO R. THOMAS, Register.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1902-06-28

y
See those new carpet samples att. R.
Brennan's. 6
Why do you buy dishes and crockery
when we give them away free Bur-
goyne Nero Co. 1918
MONEY TO LOAN I'm any amonnt
on long time at low interest. Apply to
John A. Bagley. AZ
DO yoh want the best mems work
shoes from 81. so to $3.50 per pair or
Boys shoes at $1.35 and $3.50? If so
give us call. FL. B. Whitman. 2
Mothers who would keep their chill
dren in good health should watch for the
first SYMPTOMS of worms and remove them
with WHITES CREAM VERMIFUGE.
Price 25cents. Ritter Bros. Drug Co.
My line of tombstones, monuments,
etc., is the finest and best in the county
My prices are lower than others can
quote. Give me call. ). H. Brown.
Montpelier. 6
Our shoe trade is increasing at fast
rate, and no wonder. We will sell you
pair of shoes from II up. They have
no equal anywheIe for the money Sam
l.. Lewis. the Fair. 8
Now get a hump on yourself and take
a few days off. The new stage coaches
will make their initial run between
Alton and this city, and on to Randolph,
Utah, next Tuesday morning, leaving
here at 8 and o'clock respectively, and
if you want good, fast ride in COM
Portable rig, this is your chance
If the stomach performs it's functions
actively and regularly, the food of which
1t is the receptacle. is transformed into
blood of a nourishing quality, which fur
nishes vieor and warmth to the whole
body. HERBINE gives tone to the stom-
ach and promotes digestion and assimila-
iion. Price. Soc. Ritter ros Drug Co.
have the finest line of carpet samples
ever seen in Montpelier and I can give
you better goods for the money than
yon get elsewhere. Carpets come sewed
ready to put down Call and see these
J. r. Brennan
J. M. Richardson will open, music
store in Montpelier in few days and
will carry in stock two grades of pianos
and organs, but he does not propose to
charge you first grade price for second
grade instrument. He will take in ex-
change limited amount in trade and
sell on time and easy terms
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1902-06-28
Cooked Food Sale.

The Ladies Auxiliary of st. Andrews
Episcopal Church will have cooked foods
for sale Thursday July 3. mt Mrs. w. w.
Chapmans and Mrs. Ellen Douglass.
The proceeds to be used for repairing
the church
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1902-06-28

j. M. Richardson will have on exhibi-
ton. in q few days, a 81, 200 Chickering
Concert Grand piano, the like of which
was never seen in this section OF coun-
try before Come. and hear It's marvel
Gus tones.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1902-06-28
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
United States Land Once.
RlackfOOt, Idaho. june 26 1902

UZsY
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice of his Intention
that said proof will be made before James n.
Wallis, U. s. Commissioner at MONTPELIER. Ida
no, on August 4th 1902, viz:
GEORGE L. MOORE
For the 81 of SCI, Sec as. to II. and NJ of
NEN Sec 2, tip IL, 8 r As east M.
He names the following witnesses to prove
ms continuous residence upon and cultivation
Charles Harris, William H. Rid Hezekiah
Y. Dnffin, John 8. Heggie, all of Bear Lake Co.
1928 LORENZO r. THOMAS, Registef.
Evening journal., 1902-03-01
MIDDLETOWN

Special to the Evenins- Journal.
Middletown, March deputy Ar
chon william A. Gallaher, of Whining
ton, visited Welcome COnclave, No
256, l. o. Heptasophs, last night, and
Installed the following named offices:
ArchlOn, john e. CHM; provost, f. S
Jones; secretary Joseph c. Jolls; fl
nancier, Edward Reynolds; treasurer
Joseph O. Parker Several other Wis.
itOns were present, as well as a gOOdly
number OF the local members, cOnsid-
eriug the bad weather About l0.3(
p. M after the business Of the lodge
was concluded. lhe paety adjourned tC
the banuueting hail Of the Volunteer
Hose Company and parto1k of din
lner
The storms of the past month hav,
resulted in serious damage to tins
roads and great Inconvenience to Ohs
farmers IL is almost impossible fO
them 60 get to town. and when uhe!
do struggle through The mud, it is WIFI
-four horses to do he work Of one Ever
here in town. where tho streets are i'm
proved. it is bad getting along Goa
dealers yesterday were compelled t.
ldocline filling orders for more than
hair ton, as This was all horse coul'
lhaul and in some sections of the tow
lone quarter of ton was a load.
The Railroad jack Comedy Com
lpany gave one of THE most pleasing
shows at the Opera House on Thurs
day evening ever given here.
Mrs j. w Barnett and son are visit
ling Mrs. Annie c. Taylor, of Whining
ltOn So
j. ID. CHM was a Wilmington visho
yesterday.
Mrs ListOn Townsend and daughter
luf Philadelphia, are visiting relative
lin town.
yharles DeNalinger has returne
from Wilmington.
Arthur Olston, Of Still Pond, is visit
ing his sister, Mrs j. b. Bratton.
Evening journal., 1902-03-01
Established In i77f
up to- date In 1902.
COMMANDER BOOTH TO LECTURE
Talk in Opera House Tonight viii be on
Love and Sorrow

Commander Booth Tucker. accom-
panied by a party Of twenty-five Sal
vation Army officers. VIII conduct a
special service in the Opera House. at
s o'clock tonight.
The commander viii deliver the cele-
brated lecture entitled Dramatic
Scenes Of Love and Sorrow" illustrated
with striking views and living tableauX.
Special music and singing are combined
with other features which complete
q most Interesting and instructive pro
gram. The commander'and party have
lust returned from a twelve-thousand
mile tour during which the principal
cities Of the United States were visited
and the lecture delivered in nearly
every case to crowded houses. The
golden minstrel. Adiutant Taylor, and
the Welsh nightingale. Lieutenant Dot
Graham. will also be present.
Evening journal., 1902-03-01
DELAWARE CITY

Special to the Evening Journal.
Delaware CITY March Miss Ocle-
tree of Wilmington, is visiting Miss
Janvier
Dr.. William Ogle, of Philadelphia, Is
Visiting his mother for few days
Frank Warner spent yesterday IN
Philadelphia.
Alrs Raymond Cofer spent yesterday
in Wilmington.
Mr.. Warren has a three months
leave OF absence, and has gone to Den
ver.
f. Atkey Pennington spent The day
in Wilmington.
Dr. and Mrs. +, S. Dunlap have re-
returned from a visit to Wilmington.
Lieutenant McMannis spent u few
days in Philadelphia.
Miss Irene Davidson has returned
from a visit to Wilmington
Miss Martha Janvier has returned to
her home after a weeks visit to friends
in Wilmington.
Mrs Bennett, who has been visit
ling her mother. Mrs Ogle has returned
/ to her home i'm Harrisburg. Pa
Mrs. Charles Shearer has returned
| from a visit TO her mother in Clayton
J. Russell Pennington is visiting In
Dover.
Mrs. john Keane has returned from
a visit to Havre de Grace.
Frank Cleaver spent the day in viii
mington.
Harry Clark and William Reybolt
were cunning in tine river yesterday
their luck being nineteen ducks.
Evening journal., 1902-03-01
GEORGETOWN
Special to the Evening Journal.

Special to the Evening Journal.
Georgetown, March 1.--At yesterdays
meeting Of the Sussex county Levy
Court. President Charles H. Saekett
presented the following resolution:
BE it resolved, by the Levy Court
Of Sussex county. that all printing to
be done for, or at the instance Of any
county officer Of Sussex county
amounting to The sum OF $40 and up
wards, and all records for the county
OFFICES shall be awarded to uhe lowest
bidder therefor
Sealed bids to be delivered to the
Clerk Of the Peace Of Sussex county,
who shall be a member OF the COM
mittee to oren, inspect and award the
contract for such bids and records.
This is a step in the right direction.
Heretofore orders have been given Dy
the several officers for supplies. The
printers. stationery dealers and mer-
chants have charged the county from
10 to 25 per cent. more for goods pur-
chased than was charged private indi-
lvi0uals. They claimed the right OF
this extra charge by virtue of the fact
that They were compelled to discount
lAAS ANNAtN9 bAutlo III OIutI W get lIel4
money.
Now a county order is worth lis face
value, and the county win profit great
ily thereby.
The Levy CoVtt has adopted a Ger
tain road in Seaford hundred. leading
| from Greenabaum's Corner, in Nanti.
coke city. 10 the railroad distance oil
40 Yards. thence along said railroad tC
NV. II. Stevens lot a distance of 2SC
yards The road is to be sixty feef
wide.
David S. Truitt has been appointed
an additional road overseer for George
town hundred.
Miss Edith Jones entertained a mum
Der Of her young friend in her beauti
lful home in southeast Georgetown las
Thursday night Among those who en-
ljoyed her gratuitous hospitality were
Miss Carolyn Hatfield, Miss Matte
lTuylor, Miss Fannie Faucet. Miss Eft;
Pepper, Miss Mamie Joseph Messrs
lWoodburn Martin. Albert Worth Philil
Layton, James Marsh. Harry Mile
land Louder n. Hearn.