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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-04

Atenci6n, senoras psFiodissas. poetas, ,escFi-
sores nRehos Y hembPAs. escribldores demSs
hiios hgGstrOs de las mupss de lac DlHsarG.
A0s.
Fii6os atentameDts an Ia ley que hs fGbri.
cHdo Mr Cornwall ha spYobade ell Honorable
G0barnRdoF, contra tOdo derecho iusticia,
decfdme despU6s si ESQ ley, IS ma especie
DC To- fAstidiAmos, G1emocrGticamenteo hablan-
DO.
Lsed ell stguiente parrafo, secci6n articu-
lAdo, del t1fundto CornwslIiAno. Atenci6n
Sss entiends por llbsIo Ia difamaci6n ma
Hcfosa que p6blicamente se haCe contra d q
una persons, por escrito, impreso, siguo, retra.
II hgura, s6gle otro medic N mecsuIco de ph
bliogefSn, tendsnts s ex poner dicha persona
al odio del pueblo q ma despreclo, g privar-
ls del bsneHcio de L. confanza pdblics trato
social, 8 3 perjudlearle sus negoc1o', de
otro modO desaereditArle, znGnospreciarle
dashonTaris, cuaiquieRa difamaci6n maiicto.
10, publlcada, cemo &ntes Sc ha dicho, CON lA
iotenei6n de denigrAr deprimir Ia memorta de
nm mueFtoy desAcFsditar provocar los pa
risntes y amigos sohrevivisnte.S
Ycoteremos los rSbanos
nor donda Mr. CornweIl
ha cogido el que no es de 4l...
Llbertad. -. Apaga y vAnonos
-
CuRid uieEita dirG que Ell autor del lnfundio
de que me oeupo era HIJ) NATURAL de Am6rt-
CO, no da Hortent1cia Cafrarfa.
Y, inewb1rgo, aupque no 10 parezcas es
chfslmAs cosas mas, s0o que como dice ell can
tar,
el que mace sin ver gales
nj otrAs eosas mSs pPeciosss,
cree que son as mariposas
onsAs de orc con alas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-04

Meiorado de ia enfsrmedad cue le retuvo
on caua W rios 8ias. ha entrado ya ep frsnca
con nvaiecencis nuestr1 respectable amigo de
Ponce, don o impio Oiero.
Noa sieg samos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-04
SAN JUAN
POr feIGgr'afO.
MsFxo 4.
IMuMDACIOMEs

!. Gnr .de Estados Uni
dos han ocurrido seEf flOi0' AAu
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-04

S.hAila an San Juan nuestrc buen amfg
" correEtg OF Ario de- Humacao, don jose Ney
Julbe.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-04
HToti cd sl,S

d
MEDIOo-CIRUJ NO
IYtuto sobresaliente dc Ia fdt'uGtdd !
de Sant5og, de GaEscia (LslpoEO \
.. pa. FoRTaLEz.A 10.
sHzm
Ha aacendtio cabo do a poiefs insular
eI gnardia J ,se Gmenez, que prestA serV-
sios s. - Jaan.
Da aver hoy debs hAber ilegado al pqer-
tci de San asn el vapor frances <', NJ
diguezS, procedenta da 81. mons As EufoP@'
Ha cesado en- sus operaciones la casa CO.
merciai que girAba en- Ponce Dap 81 nomoFe
CO Juan Pette9rsr1t.
Msiana liegark San Juan 81 VSpor anna
ricano d nombre.
s. sha copstituido en- Ponce ulua sociedad
mercanti!, en- comandits. bajo Ia raaon De GPe'
llegrini ca de Ia que &c socio Gon andlsaf1o III
don uan Pellegrini, gesGoTes u0n Jose ma
Peilegrint don Eogsnio Costnnf
Dssekmosls buenos ezftos en- los negocios'
Con deatIno directo N York. ha sslido
hoy de Ponce el vapor americana del prcpio
nombre.
Tipos de canbio:
Londres.....{ 80 DIV sin opsraeIOne''
Ps%YGFt Ps1f., 8 d,y dIv......:: ....s,f pg gAb
Rs@Sars9' RsnaSa' 3 tIg alv...''''''ss IS pp's
La defensa de Jos6 1sas, ,sautor eel homi
cfdio de Ramon Torres, allan Yaboa ,,
--y que fue Ahsuelto--estuvo cargo del afa-
amarillo amigo nusa1PO. .Ifg6DctadO
don srminio DIsz Navarro.
Manana las s ia la misma saIdrs del
rnerto de- San Juan oil vspar cuhano GMssf%
Hsrrers3 con destino . s Hseanh escs'as
intermeoiaE.
Ave-. tuvimos ei gusto de saludar en- sa-
guas nuestro di.tiogoido amigo y buen
eorreligionario de Humacso, dom Gfegorio
M6rousE, de paao por esta poblacl6n.
El vApor SPoace> recogi6 Ian tres de Ia
tarde dc hoy en- San Juan los certifcsdos
giros poAt.les, v las la correspondence en-
general pats los Eitsdos UnfdoE.
s, h>Ila an San Juan nuestrc' buen amigo
v correlig OF Ario de- Hum&sao, don jose Nega
Julbe.
Metorado de ia enfsrmed&d que ls retuvo
on cana varios 8ias. ha antrado ya frsnca
oonyaacencis nuestr0 respeeah!G amigo de
Ponce, don 0 inlpio Oiero.
Noa sieg samos.
Dsntro de unos dias abrir6 un gAhlnets de
( f7tfgrsn4 en la caIie de <JlmsneE Siesrd6,S
OagoAs, Ell fot6grafo alem6n dom francisco
Bfomowiez.
Hsnlos tentdo 81 placer de departir hoy
largo rate an esta Psdac!01 con nuestros ofs-
ting gaidns amigos correIigionarloG don Fetlx
r u =.
tIoauo, que regreaan de San j uan sus res
pectivAs residencias.
Ufile dulot, tnfrnso delectanao pariterqme
curG7odo
~La Emulsi6n de sSsott, de s,caite de hfga-
do de bAcaiao con hipt fos6tcs de cal y de soaa.
renne aus exceientea cuslidadss tonico re-
constitnyentes nntritivas. Il qu@ 90 asim1ia
eun fscilidaG es admitida toieF&da por ell
est6m 20, I'm sn los casos dc gran de6iiidad,
p sob-s sodo tiene por su sAbof grato gran
apiicacl6a como reeonstituyente nutritiVo an
DR.. EpIseo ncYo,
Msdico M so. prlmero de sAn'dad Miiisar,
Director del II Ispital Mlitar do MsyaghsS,
Puerto Rico.
sEvBNDEN Los auEBLEs sIfU1ENrEs:
In ssib6 de nogAl con su marnoI, soao en-
muy bDen ssbAdo @"o,oo
Uos raasA de nogsl para Is cnbiertos 1900
II ma dozens siilss de nog&i asienao 0e
cuaro, clayos doraoGs 10 CO
y Ina mesa de n0ehs oCo
Una mesa vAIAdoT f0O 1,oO
u IA c6moda eon b0nito marmol 10 Oo
e na mesa tttnehantss de noSal. OO
Total. 70 so
Retratos-- -botones
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-04

Mr.. Cornw.ll ss mss vallents que DON
O1ijoEe ds Ia ManchA. e loco manchago no
% pagaba en barFas Ia hora de scomster em.
presAs, por dHiciles y pellgrosaS que fdsrsn.
Ora aa estFelase en- los molinog da vientO, re
cibieas palos psdradas de Vaugtsses. javAnes
y pastores slempFe aeometfA con esforssdo
braso Amino serene. LsoneG c0yderos
logrAron iAtimidarie; pero, nuucs SO atrevlo
hacer aus c&balleFescAs cor=erfas p0r los cam
pos psligroscs inaceesibles de Ia Rep1biica
de las Lstras. Aquel COCO sublime9-cGyo
tufcio sabidurfA q1isieran para 81 mas de cua-
tro legissdorsa pueFtorriquen1s -buseaudo
10 hbartad del hombre, Fsspsto y defsndl6 Ia
libeFtad del psnssmiento.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-04
Hotel "HUMAGAEN0"
FausGimO Cin1vaoaa Il

Habitaciones comodas y fresIcas.
Servicio esmerado Y buena 10 esa.
Humacao, ?. E. Mario /. de
1902.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-04

El vAuor <Ponee~ recogi6 q Ian tres de Ia
Is rde dc hoy en- San Juan los certifcsdos Y
giros poat.les, y las 4 la correspondence en-
general pats los Eitados . nidoE.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-04

Ayer. tuvimos Ri gusto de saiudar an ea-
guas nuestro diatognido amigo y buen
eorreligionario de Humac&o, dom Gfegorio
Marquag, de pAao por esta poblaclon.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-04

..sca,dtso esbo do Ia peIicfs insula
el gaardia 1s6 Gimenez, que prsstA sefVl
cios en- s. u Juan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-04

Hacasado an sus ooeraciones Ia casa CO
mercial que girAba en- Ponce Dap 81 NOM oE
Go Juan PeLtegrsnt.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-04

MsKana las la Ia misma saIdrs ds
nnerto de- San Juan oil vsp0r cubano GMsEf'
II Hsrrers2 con destino . lS HsbAna escala
intermeciaE.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-04

De- aver hoy dabs haber ileg'ano al p9e
tc de San aan el vapor frances AZ inae ~
drtgpes1 nrocedenta da St. Thomas Europ
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-04

Msf1ana liegark San Juan q TSpof anne
ricano Q ese nombre.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-04

S.ha constItntao en- Ponce uIuA socIedad
r,srcsnttl an comandita. baio la raa6n de ePe
ilegrint 70 dc Ia onae ga socio COM aDditaric
don Jnan Peilegrfnia gestorer don j os6 Mi
PeIlegrint don Eogsnio Oosinnf
D DssekmosIe buehos ezitos en- los negocIos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-04

Ia defensa de JnsA r 1sas,saut Gel homi
cidto de Ramon Tcrree, allan & Yabea ,
-r oue fu4 ahsuelto--estuvoa cargo del afa
rosd1 iurtsta ouerido amigo nuestr0, ,ieenciadt
don 81 erminio DiaZ Navarro.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-04

Con dektno diFecto n IoTK, IA ssiioo
hoy de Ponce ell yapor americana del proplo
nombre.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-09

consuH ruun, before the disease Is fully
4't'lCp5 I' te5u14 SAoulu be taken as d.
''-eeA 90" 'i1 NSi'F'
PENINA CHECKS THE COUGH,
stops the di7rrAopg II here rs any ia.
cgeasts the -rcugtb and anDetite cor-
( reefs tle digestion. produces sound sleep
iu most cares. md c0aseuuQHtly lessons
tic MIGHT FWratE., NJ short Id iS thr nia
Ins sgr,Iifarl, nj c5r'n,o ntiop WIN, t5I,.
ing peguua thcre ia no need Ton stimulauts
or opium or uorviues OF lnuy Kind, Tor an
tho syup oms for winch Those are ordi-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-09
oeeosssss0ssssesssssooeeo Observation-Disclosures

1.-The patipnt should ret as much 81 the
direct sun ravs as possible by walking cut
In Dieasnnt weather and sitting or lying
near a window through which the sun can
shine when anything prevents going out
HE take an early morning walk.
''Frequently Initiate The lungs 70 their
fullest capacity by drawing the air
through small glass tube This alone
mas cured many caaesl
Wear soft flannel rext the SKIN when
IL can be borne, winter and summer, as
1t protects from the vlclssitudes OF the
weather better than cotton
Cheerful companions are OF great as
tfktance 70 any patient.
.'something 70 engage the mind or tins
patient part Of the day, light work, anus
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-09

Mrs. Close Writes to DR.. Hartman.


umbu obio
o the
shown
Peruna Manaln Of In
han
WIS., but finding
belfast he
but said thar gu
thanks Teruna fooled them incredibly
the hemorhages o
the slightest OF
NJ 2ad have .fien p Long line but puos waited
OF
In
Please forward
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-09

ans people can consumption the doc.
M y 'ns habit Of calling tuberculosis
''l'naiy phthisls. The word consump.
.s'e'ef. seems to be the most ex.
AZ, descriptive Of this terrible NAL
-a causes more deaths than all wars.
usars and famine.
-as u NO SPECIFIC CURE FOR
Il ~ CONSUMPTION.
w VI all the buster and big talk
~ - serum or cordial or Infection
f ,s. consumption. "
f1asr wv steals upon its victim so In.
&ie,d NV ewes SO little warning az jts
10 la II. progress that 1t often han.
Hlfs H. v1s., nrst stage Is fully passed
.tl vhils AIN Is aware OF II.
H Ia Ia lste. Is no cure for consump-
Y Csc ss saNf CASES ARE CURED.
.latIon M In the accompanying
*g others wb Siosel Is n sample OF
s," We timely and proper v use Of
n g 4 cause of cOnspnpt,o,. "a. ,r,r.
recent lecture On con M Ita,,
|' s,st', sss chronic catsrrb Nv t.r ~.
H,Etcn. = most frequent cause Of con-
Hill .. b far the greatest ana o,o,.
4 eest auti =. all Specialists, who arc
ksTt tine. ~ on this subject at The
teoye rivsn mat all but the FIRST
~ Willie the rsn' merely predlsposlng
Il = ! CHRONIC cArARnH
Nj . even am convinced Of this
pnessn," aen heredIty 1.-THE first
4icat shd ~ Invariably examine
i. ave yet thuess for chronic catarrh
vas pof s nrst case to see Where
nj Il ever,p ieseht | sincerely be-
lucy and nro s@se OF chronic catarrh
~ Would nv ro,oRefly treated that even
ElkeA.e'e dises.a sufficient TO develop
<s',sy esss Of tubercles IN tb. Inn.
M trns Consumption Is NJ lon 49,
~. uihoyiuas Tue greater nulnber al
2uea mas II Is my opinion mat
~. up pe caused by thJnr
o. vhie inhamnatiya N th.
H.. Gplanst,ne lung, and media ne
70 account for its ex.
d .ssSss 10 y. .gn o. the tendency OF later
fss1. lana Apiain the causatlon Of
q specIss other Diseases by the
b. .h up ths organlzas or baciIli,
a. . consumn disturbance in the lungs
k.Ss nlacA cara,a.1h. ! have given this
w with tha stu study and am quite
sanber ~ practical results obtained
sApeft microscoplsts. who
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-09

| presence Of bacln in consumption is to be
| regarded as a cause or an effect of the dis
| case.
THIS MUCH IS SURE:
That most eases Of genuine consumption
are due to the extension Of chronic catdrrh,
inflammation to the lungs from the ttroat
and bronchial tubes, and that chronic In
Illumination may begin in the lungs as the
result Of Serious eXudations Into the air
cells, caused by catarrh. These cases GER
talnly need no germ theory to explain their
existence.
However. too little Is known Ms yet about
this subject to allow amy conscientious per
son to affirm or deny the truth OF the eN'
isterce OF n specific tubercIlar bacillus.
The acute form OF this disease is kuoWn
as Quick consumption, and the chronic form
ss creeping or catarrha' consumption. There
Is na essential difference In them but the
acute form is much more incurable than the
chronic.
'Ihe cough. which is nearly always one
Of the earliest symptoms, Is loose cough,
with more or less abundant expcctoration,
which AT first Is mucous aud VIII loat on
water, but as the disease develops becomes
uSrily puS which can We detected 10y spit
ling in clear water, when q portion or u
viii sink SLOWLY to tho bottom. This Kind
Of Fputa gets more nor ahundant rs tae as as.
lying down AZ night on getting up In the
morning and after a full meal.
HOT FLASHES AND COLD SPELLS.
"There is nm unnatural heat OF thc skin,
alton ting with colo spells or chills more
or less defined, and sweating, especially at
night. These symptoms slight NJ hrst
grow more noticeable Ms the disease adj
vanUes. until hectic fever Is the result.
LOSS OF FLESH.
"Ioss Of flesh Is a prominent symptom,
which increases as the disease increases,
especially Of the hodv and legs, while the
face may retain Its usual amount Of desh.
LOSS OF APPETITE.
oI.css Of appetite, thirst. dyspeptic symp-
toms. sore mouth, sore throat and hoarsc-
ness are quite commonly present, but not
always,
SHoRTNEss OF BREATH.
"A feeling Of exhaustion, shortuess Of
breath, palpitation Of the heart, all warn
lie patient Of the approaching and yet
through II eli there q USUALLY no abatement
81 the hopefulness of the afflicted one.
HECTIC FLUSH ON CHEEK.
''Ths flushed cheek. clear eye and strong
voice help 10 deceive bath the patient and
attendants as 20 the serious nature OF the
disease.
SLEEPING ROOMS SHOULD BE
LARGE
well ventilated, plenty OF sunlight and on
the second door.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-09

ins games that d. not too much excite
the mind, Is also helpful.
But the main reliance Of the afflicted
Is the
GREAT REMEDY, PERUNA.
This medicine has saved great many
patients after all hope had Ned and earth.
~ assistance seemed vain In advanced
cases, where The strength Is rapidly falling
and the cough tIOublesome, TWO ounces
~ rock candy added 10 each bottle Of Pc
ri;na before lsiug 4 advisable. and a tea
spoonful every hour. or, II the patient pre-
fers, a Tablespoonful every three hours
In cases where the patient IS very
weak q small dose should be taken to be-
gin with gradually increasing to the doses
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-09

on,y lust told her Of 1t since she hss IN;
proved so much. ] had no ide9 u wolla
10 half what II has and don't thlnh thete
e another medicine made that VIII hegln 70
omparp with II.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-09
DANIEL ]. BRoDERTCK.

DANIEL j. FREDERICK.
Private Sec'y of the Department Of
Agriculture. Parliamentary Bldg, OF.
tawa, Ont. writes
"Pcruna Is especially successful in
curing catarrhal affections of the lungs
and bronchial tubes. and is therefore
a most welcome medicine for this
country. Three bottles cured me last
winter OF catarrh in the head and
throat, and a number Of my
\ friends similarly afflicted have
N verified my good opinion Of this
u valuable remedy
"a Il have yet 20 hear one unfs-
IN vorable report and am therefore
- persuaded that It iB but Just and
proper that give PERUNA my
" unqualified approval, and indorsa
It," u. ]. FREDERICK.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-09
MISS Ar1cR o,NE1Lr.

MISS AIICE o'NEILL.
Sl2 Adams St, Brooklyn, ~ Y, wrltes'
- can not say too much Ia favor Of Pc.
u,na About a wear ago was completely
worn out. had serious cold aud hard cough
which seemed 20 be In danger Of affecting
my lungs IL my system had hfen In a
easier to throw OF this cold, but l could
not seem 90 get any relief until took
pcruua and ! must say that Il did the
work thoroughly Within a week ] could
Pcrnno f"ur weeks and nm in perfect
health now" ALICE O'NEILL.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-09

consumption. before the disease Is fully
developed, feruna should be taken as d.
tCltgI uu tine bottle.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-09
MRS. ELEANOR CONN,

sos Sixth Ave, N, Y. writes;
y For bronchial trouble or any
~ other disorders OF the throat
lungs or stomach believe Peruna
is Mt the head. caught heavy cold
which developed into bronchitis in Its
most serious form, and upon the test''
mony Of a friend tried Peruna. al
though | had but little faith In It, as
NV experience had been that most pat
eut medicines are worthless When
began using It had been confined
10 my bed for week and in few
DAVIS felt my strength returning, the
cough left my throat less sensitive,
and in two weeks was entirely we'll
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-09

or,v tust told her Of 1t since she has I'm.
,royad no much. ! had no iden IT. wonla
h. hnir what II has and don't thlnh there
IS another medicine made that VIII heg'u 7"
.0"'i''' W. n. BIRCH. Fruit Grower,
Alton. Alb Co. va
CONGRESSMAN BARHAM FROM CALI
VORNIA.
Congressman J 4. Barham of santa
Rosa California, writes
"KIt tho solicitation " friend usce
your Peruna, and can cheerfully RECON-
mend Il MS an excellent remedy TOT at 81
tarhol troubles, II Is indeed q wonaettpi
medicine, D. a. hAhHA"i
REGISTER or TREASURY JuDsoN w.
LYONS.
Hon. Judson W. Lyons. Register Of ne
United states Treasury, IN letter from
Washington D e., saws:
~ hnd peruua co I've an excellent rem
cdy for catarrhal affections Of spring and
Skinner, aud those WHO snffer from depleS.
sion from the heat Of the summer VIII and
no remedy the equal OF Pernna:' uses
CONGRESSMAN POWERS FROM YER.
Congressman H. Henry Powers Of Yer
mont writes from Mornsvllle, Vt;
"Peruna l have used In my family With
success. ! eau recommend 1t as at excel
lent family remedy, aud very good FOR
coughs, colds and catarrhal aneetions
II. HENRY POWERS.
Mei OF prominence all over the Unlted
States are recommending Peruna. ovf
forty members OF congress have Witt .
their Endorsement III e. Scores of otler
government officials speak in high p alse o.
i Thonsunds OF people in the humber
walks Of lie rely upon Il as family nsdi'
cine.
III you do not derive prompt ana satisfac'
tory results from the use OF Pesnna, wflte
at once to DR.. Hartman, giving full state
ment of your case and he viii he pleased 70
give you his valuable advice gratis.
Address Dr. Hartman President OF Tbs
Hartman sanItarinm, Columbus, OHIO.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-09

make the study of bacteria a speciality, ana
It is by no means clear to me whether tne
presence of bacilli in consumption is to be
The Arizona sentinel., 1902-05-28
A Nick in the BOlO.

Gov. Taft, before the Senate Philippines committee a few days since, told of a fight in Mindanao, in which some Amer ican troops engaged lot of na- tives armed with bolOS. One of the American sergeants had a hand to- hand encounter with native. The boloman struck the sergeant a blow in the neck, al- most decapitating him. The soldiers life was saved because the bolo had a goodsized nick in the blade. The carotid artery just fitted this nick and was not severed, although the neck on each side was cut.
 The sergeant, Gov. Taft said, his head in his hand and rode thirty miles to sur geon. The wounds in his neck were sewed up and the man is now alive and well. Washing ton Correspondence New York World.
The Arizona sentinel., 1902-05-28

GopherS in Alfalfa.

Perhaps the easiest and cheap est method of destroying gophers in alfalfa is by the use of carbon bisulphide placed in the holes, as suggested by Field and Farm, It can be bought at the drug store by the ounce. Open the hole, pour some of the stuff on a piece of tow, waste or old rags and drop into the hole, covering again and packing down. As the gas formed by evaporation will be heavier than the atmos- phere it will permeate the tun- nels instead of escaping and will prove fatal to all animal life there. In handling this stuff it is well to remember that it is highly infammable and there is great danger of explosion.
The Arizona sentinel., 1902-05-28
Ordinance No. 2.
Relating to Stated and Extra or Special
 Meetings.

Relating to Stated and Extra or Special
 Meetings.
 Be It Ordained by the Common Council of the Town Of Yuma:
 SECTION 1. The stated meetings of the Con- mon Council of the town of Yuma shall be held monthly at the Council Chamber in the town of Yuma on the first Tuesday in each month Such stated meetings shall be convened on the said first Tuesday of each month at the hour of o'clock p. m. and may be adjourned from day to day and from time to time as the public buSi- ness may require.
 SEC ?. The Common Council may also be convened in extra or special meeting at any time by the Mayor. When the Mayor shall call such extra or special meeting he shall give to each member of the Common Council, to be found within the town, three days notice of such meeting. Such notice shall be given by serving a printed or type written copy of the call upon each of said councilmen and by post ing a copy of the call at the door of the Council Chamber three days before the time fixed for such meeting Such notice may be served and posted either by the Mayor or any town coup- cilman or officer and the certificate of the per son making such service and posting shall be
 
 ing. The Mayor shall also call such extra or special meetings of the Common Council at the written request of two members of the council and in such case the three days notice of such meeting may be dispensed with and such shorter time substituted as may be designated in the said request for the call. No charge for serving the notices herein provided for shall be made against the town nor shall the Common Council allow or pay any bill therefor. All ex- tra or special meetings shall be held at the Council Chamber in the town of Yuma.
 SEC 3. This ordinance shall be in force from and after it's passage by the Common Council and it's publication in three consecutive issues of the Arizona Sentinel, a weekly newspaper published in the town of Yuma. Such pubica- tion may be proven by the certificate of the town clerk or the ex parte affidavit of the editor of said newspaper.
 Passed May 9th. 1902.
 R. s. PATTERSON, Mayor. Attest:
 (Seal) J. l.. REDoNDo. Town Clerk tst pub May l4 1902 (3t)
The Arizona sentinel., 1902-05-28

A cO-Owner in mining claim cannot by relocation succeed to the interest of his cO-Owners who do not join in the relocation, even through failure to perform the assessment work the claim is forfeit. His relocation in ures to the benefit of all his CO., owners. If he procures the To- cation to be made by third party and then takes title by deed the essence of the act is not changed. His act must still in ure to the benefit of his co-Own- CTS. The supreme court of Utah ruled that the proper course of proceeding by which the CO., owner could divest his associates of title is to do the assessment work and then advertise his CO., owners out in the manner pro- vided by the statute. Mining and Scientific Press.
The Arizona sentinel., 1902-05-28
A Wholesale Campaign.

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