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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1903-08-29

When Sandow poses and the muscles
ridge his back and knot his arms, we
think we have before us the very secret
of strength in those magnificent muscles.
But we haven't Starve Sandow, or,
what is practically the same thing, let
him be dyspeptic, and his muscle would
soon fail Strength is made from food
properly digested and assimilated, and
no man is stronger than his stomach, be
cause when the stomach is diseased dl-
gestion and assimilation are imperfect.
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
cures diseases of the stomach and other
organs of digestion and nutrition. It
enables the perfect digestion and assif1l-
ilation of food so that the body is nour-
ished into perfect health and strength.
III had what my physician called indigestion;
He gave me medicine for the trouble but II did
me no good" writes Mr. w II. Wells, OF WI.
lard N. c. ~I wrote to DR.. Pierce and stated
my case. He sent me descriptive list and hy-
gienic rules. I carried out these as best could
bought six bottles of his Golden Medical DIS
eovery' and commenced taking it.. few days
later l noticed great change Felt ike new
man. Before l began the use OF the Golden
Medical Discovery l suffered greatly with pain
in stomach my nerves seemed all rnn down.
was very thin in flesh, but now can eat heartily
and sleep good at night"
DIR. Pierces Common Sense Medical
Adviser is sent free on receipt of stamps
to pay expense of mailing only. Send
twenty-one one-cent stamps for the pa
per-covered book, or thirty-one stamps
for the cloth-bound volume. Address
DR. R. " Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-11-26
.ENFERMEDADES DE LA PIEL-

Siempre que la OCCASION Sc nos pre-
senta, aconSejamCS cuantaS personas
sufren de sarpulidoS. for1nculos, ecze-
mas 6, en- general, de Intermediates de
la piel, que hagan uso del Alquitran
Guyot, pues con el Sc logra en- POGO
tempo curar a1n aquellas mas anti
guas rebeldes TODD otro Iemedio.
Una cucharadita. de las de cafe, de
Alquitran de Guyot. mezclado con cada
vase de aqua al tempo de conner. basta
para o5teEer dicho reSutado. De ven
Ia en- todas las farmacias.
Adveltel cia.--Si os quisiercn vender-
tai cual p.odueto en- lugar del Aiqui-
tran de Guyot. "descon6ad de 10 ofer-
"a; es interesada". Lo mejor en- tales.
casos es exigir terminantemente el Yer
dadero Alquitran de Guyot. cuya ed
quesa, 81 es el legftimo. deber1 llevar,.
ademas del nombre 'Guyot" en- lctras.
grandes, In tRma tambien de Guyoe al
bies en- tres colores; violefs. verde y
roo. & igualmente las seiias del Lahc-
rstori& Casa L. Fers. y. rus Jacob
Paris.
NOTA.-Feede reempiszass el Al
quitran De Guyog por las C1psulas Gu
yer al AlquitTan paro Dc NoFuega: son
igualmenEe e6caccs. las verdaderas
Capsulas Guyol sun blaneas = nsvan
tnprcsa en negro n frma Guyut s0bre
eada elpsula. DADA n diier0nch De
muneda 81 trannisnsn Issnlla mma-
mnnls AaF41e.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-11-26
iusted desea aIguna obra

cientffiea. literaria. recreativa, ilustrada, de
cualquier Otra clase. que no este comprendida
en- el prcsente catalogO?
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-11-26

Esta noche, las siete de la misma,
dara una conferepcia en- los salones de
Ia "Federacion Libre", ell joven obrero
don Eugenio Sanchez. Ell tema esco-
gido para la conferencia es ''la prensa
periodical obrera".
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-11-26
Notas y Noticias

Ell nejor t6nico en- todas las conva-
lecencias, es el VINO RABOT. Es ell
tipo del vino reconstituyente, asf como
aperitivo, cuyo uso puede prolongarse
sin Inconvenience, puesto que no pro-
duce nunca constipation.
Sc eHcuentra en- todas las farmacias.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-11-26

Felipe Clemente, ha sido condenade
a TN afio de trabajo Tornado, y pagar
una multa de $50 dollars; v 81 no Dapa
Ia multa, por cada dollars cumplira un
dia en- Ia carcel. FOR ell delito de seducir
a Dolores Oquendo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-11-26

Maf1ana tocara en- Ia plaza de Bal
dorioty Ia banda de Ia "Juventud del
Comercio. El programa es como todos
los que dicha banda presenta, escogidi-
simo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-11-26

El sabsdo de esta semana Sc veri6-
caran conferencias escoares en- Ell pue-
bio de Manatf, y asistirS ella, eli Su-
perintendente de sxamenes don Enri-
que c. Hernandez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-11-26

Cdhg% G~ddOps Mmhan% Kits
= TbgoP QIaiII
L NJ S
an lei n ute connect wi The R M TA MSns hdrdvM
10 h Np d dM Ay n pongngon nJmiavh
h New Yk an
rh hn at ina g& out tai heewMe optuGM
Lld when u&ia a Rmp
O
o. s Gl Awss s Jn
Lt SMa Ma1@s
AgnHP
Commerce Agn@A
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-11-26

El ssrgento Padial, participa al Jefe
de la Pollcfa Insuar Mr. Hamill, que
esta citado en- esta Capital, para un jul
clio oral el dda 80 de los corrientes, y
pregunta 81 debe coutinuar el viaje que
Sc le orden6, 6 debe esperar en- Rio
Piedras la celebration del juicio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-11-26

El Teniente Noa, encargado de la.
custodia de los presos que actualmente
lestan trabajando en- ell camino de Hu-
macao, escribe al Director de Prisiones
sefior Luzunaris, diciendo que pessr
del tempo lltlvioso de esta semana de
la pasada, los trabajos siguen con bas-
tante actividad. En- Ia actualidad los:
con6nadoS solamente Sc dedican q tri-
turar piedra en- gran cantidad, para.
despues proceder q la construction del
camino,
Los ciento y pico de presos estan di--
vididos en- cinco brigadas, y durante Ia
pasada semana del dia IS al 2I, Ia pri-
mera brigada tritur6 24,1o metros de-
pieGra, 34.I6 la segunda, 3o.7S Ia terce
ra, 2264 la cuarta y 2o,S3 Ia qninta ,.
Hacienda un total de 7S metros Gu
bicos de piedra, Ia triturada por las
cinco brigadas. Los conhnados traba-
jan contentos y satisfechos del trato.
que reciben, y de los buenos alimentos
que les son servidos por ell rematista
sefior Noya Frias Don JOSEF
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-11-26

|~I1ouuHa~
MercanttI Hrtisttca
de
A.Lynn thlIOS de Perez Morris
-" San fran q. e.
,.esrar-s-esa% 90 .-'."s.,e4' +
Confeccionan Gtiauetas De tabaecs, en- todos
6AvcItcrics De Chocolate sencillos y lujosos.
ROiuIoS para FaPmacIaS
de estilo modernO.
Hristeas garpttas para nctarics.
NarQutlIas para GtgarrtIIos
de uno Y mas colores.
LetraS de CambiO
en- todas sus diversidades.
Rectbos taIonarfcs. Cheques.
EttQuetas
para Uslas Y f6sforcs. espssialIdad en- etique-
tas para Ulncs. Ciscres Y Ron.
PapeI timbradc
comercial, desde el mas sencillo hasta ell
mas lujoso.
THRJE THS
de todos tamafios para vista, bautixo, dt
enlaee, dMelo,
reecrdatorias, lnvitaelcnes, bale, etc. etc.
6tiaastas para pastas De sopa. 1dem para
pastas Y jaIeas d frutas.
Guentas, Facturas y GOnOcimientOs
y toda clase de dceumentc$ comerciales.
TlfulOS Y AccIoReS
para toda clase de asociaciones.
Pianos Y Iflapas q I1lMsiea, TIM$traeioMes
para ibros periodicos.
hnDPeSlOReS sObPe iela, lata MADEIRA.
Grabadcs en- zinc ctrc$ metaIes.
SEIIOS DE COMA
de todas classes.
Idem para Iacre.
Dep6$ito de ttiauetas Y fiIstss para caias De
tabacOs.
HnfilVs para los mismO:,-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-11-26
LETRAS o, P, O,yR.

Maria Nieves-Hermeregildo Ortiz,
Dolores Prieto = Lisardo Portela-.
Leondr Qi1nones-Augusto Rossner-
Rosa Anicasia-Nicanor Rodriguez
Diego Rio-Ignacia Requena-William
Reinhart-R.actcliff E. A.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-11-26

Cartas detenidas en- el 'Post.O Office" de.
San Juan y que seran pasadas al DE
posito de Cartas Muertas" 81 no son re-
cogidas antes de los ounce dfas de sn
vista:
The Republican journal., 1903-04-09
(Approved March . ]
Chapter 227.
An Act to create the Maine Mini
bureau.

An Act to create the Maine Mining
Bureau.
Section l. The state land agent. the
commissioner nf agriculture. and the
commissioner of labor. are hereby crcat'd
a mining board to be known as the
Maine Mining Bureau.
Section > The members of Siich bureau
shall organize by electiuS from their
number a president and "A So rethr!
Section 3. IT shall he N" duIN Of Such
bureau To collect reliable Iniutma unu con
cerning the deposits of all precious ana
useful minerals and other valuable sui
terrauean productions in the state that IS
supposed to exist in quantities su1lcl"nt
to justify the deS elopment Of such prop
Section A. Such bureau shall establish
a metallurgical cabinet of exhibit OF the
state in such room in the state house. as
the superintendent of puhllc pu!iulhSS
may direct, and i'll such capinet thcy shail
properly arrange samples ana specliitiiS i
of ores, valuable rocks and metals OF me
state that they have been able TO colieft:
for safe keeping and preservation oil
same. :. .
wears cause to be printed pamphlet con-
tanning such reliable Information CON
cerning the mineral resources OF the state
as it has collected, and distribute at least
one thousand copies of such pamphlet
each year among the business men and
capitalists of other states:
when approved
"-'~' [Approved March ISL
Chapter 228.
An Act app1opriating one half OF the
taxes received from trust and BANKING
Companies to the School Fund
Section l. One-half of the sum assessed
upon the deposits of trust and banking
companies shall be appropriated TO com
mon schools in the manner PROVIDED py
section three of chapter two hundred
ffty-eight of the public laws OF eighteen
hundred ninety three, as amended by sec
tion three of chapter one hundred thirty
Of the public laws of eighteen hundred
ninety-tive. relating to the taxatlon ol
savings banks, and one-half to the State.
Section 2. This act snail Jake elAecl
"''' [Approved March 2s.l
CHAPTER 229.
! An Act to amend Section eleven OF Caap-
IT, thirty of the Revised Statutes as
| amended hy Chapter forty-two OF the
Public Laws of eighteen hundred nine
ty-nire and as amended by Cnapter TWO
| hundred tifty-eight of the Public Laws
| of nineteen hundred one, relating 10
Close Time for. Game Bros. a,,..ox
| Section l. Section eleven of chapter
/ thirty of the revised statutes, as amended
| by chapter forty-two of the pubhc laws
| of eighteen hundred ninety-nlne, ana as
amen1ed by chapter two hundred nIty-
eight of the public laws OF nineteen nun,
| dred one is hereby amended so as 10 read
section il. There shall be for, game
| birds an annual close time in which it
shall be unlawful to hunt. chase, catch,
| kill or have them in possession whenever
or however killed. as follows: For WOOD
duck. dusky duck, commonly called
black duck, teal and gray duck the close
| time shall be from March fifteenth to
September fifteenth of each year; LOT
ruffed grouse, commonly called partridge
The Republican journal., 1903-04-09

section, in close time, nor in open season
| unless open to view, tagged and plainly
| labeled with the owners name snd res
| idence and accompanied by him unless
| tagged in accordance with section twenty
| six of this chapter, under the same pen
atty
such bird or birds, who, to aid another In
TRANSFORMATION, falsely represents him
self to be the owner thereof, shall be ia
BILE to the same penalty; nor shall any
person or corporation carry or transport
at any one time more than fifteen OF any
one variety of the birds above mentioned
as the property of one person, under the
same penalty: and it shall be unlaWfui
| for a term of ten years to hunt for. take,
| catch. kill or destroy the capercailzle, or
cock of the woods so called; vi 5laGh nso garet'
except rufted grouse, or partridge, under
a penalty of fifty dollars for each Ok
fense.
tApproved March 81
Chapter 23o.
An Act to regulate the Sale and Analysis
of Concentrated Commercial Feeding
Stnfts.
Section 1. Every package of any con-
centrated commercial feeding stuff. as de-
uned in section three of this act, uSeo
for feeding farm live stock, SOLD, offered
or exposed for sale i'll TINS state, shau
have affixed thereunto, in Il conspicuous
place on the outside thereof, a plainly
printed statement clearly and truly GER
t,fx x,i,,Er la q IpIlfGS
,9E Ore The name brand or trade mark
,,nI,o. ,,inb the article is sold lhe name.
ni :, "A y ,.,.,. az tho ,nan1f,ctIlrer or i'm
,,ttu rnrtar and a chemical ANALYSIS stating
iiba Mr. cantage of crude nrolein allow
;mt, pna nar cent of nitrogen to equal
ms III III - - ,HIrrfb non carf of nroIain
- az" NE ~ l. nlntII1,s hoth con.
eeiiu " - W. ivy ~. ~ y r,ninaj Nv th,
etltu'h,o i+I ~ " ~ ti,,Sa hv Tho s.
Hie.hc,4o el.op "a ~ - a. iii,..,i ,,,aroists
sociatLoh "l ~ % in mix or
~ tlie iScriilS otuit iil,,i,it- - + tha mr.
pIt up ~ ldehaS9 ,.,:' Spafi ~ ,inun
ene'soi, .ite I57 ,,,..,,.a.a, f,Jrnish him
iequeaI % ~, l''- ttt"n,art Iatnad in
VIII ~ ei'iNu
LIS sGttioi' t :, rrba +cr,, concentrated conn
o.iI os.aiIi t,,tf t'' ara nSaI shall
hle' me tidl ie. uiIs s'ui, as T..s tha uboJa
hot lhcluue nay aliu ',1I ,Had, die
aeeuS lo' llic u'-iilIAeu ; .nG,'i9 - - III ~,
fectly from iie GiltHe sit.ne l',..'e. uL
rye, pdfitg' OILS tliul.tl 90, u $3.50 W
anu broom corn. Ntl.Iei 9iinii - -. i,.I III
Milelt' iS'; dIiu I .1 go.
ulllEs, lot niiMru VIZ o.He iitict rti,,Ias
pt't aoiu Seidi ' sb"+ 90 hr.1n snI nil
| Of commerce., nor wheat piiin aiiu iiiiu,
dilngs mixed toSethef' nor pure sfaii1S
ground together. -., ,
| Sectlon i. me term colcehti ateu Gull cpL
merc!al ieeulhS stun, as mere uaiu, siid,i a.
include hnsetu meats, cottoiiSeeu iiiesais.
cpttohScGu letdS, pea iiicdI5' cocoauus i
meals, gluten meas Siulca iceus' n%iaiHg %
| feeds, starch reeds, sugar It,Hs' uileu
brewers grams, ull'u ul9t4lltlS 6idiiIS,
The Republican journal., 1903-04-09
[Approved March 2S.1
rb,pter cho

IT, Az. q, rolatiar "a D1ilro,d Surveys
49, ,,,...,,,, urbn e.hnIl viii
,t;,.fS,-l,, ditt,,r,, ,.o,nova or
.... nv tr.i,eit nniut a., banrhmarks
r,,.I inc.,tinn ar. eIJrvoy shall
% t;na ,,nt eyca.,ii1,.l
,nr, ~, ;,,,,,igr,,nnant nnf
.,. ,hi,ty d,,.s. and shali IN adj
Ii.Il1, i, -, ,ntfnn of deht for
...'. i,,,.,iro " dIn.a ~
r,l,ir. nnt shaiI taka effect
s..... ......T..,.i.j a iii7 ~
..7 ". ,5,,,,ol, oo1
" -'''''
CHAPTER 2O3.
A. f- - eet.,rIieh tho salary OF the
... - i,,t,a+a ~ ,ha Cn,,rtv or
'oa'o ~ '''N
Tho i,,dgo or nrobate for the
,, w" i'I, i,,rf'',, rl'tIi racoive an
A.,,,. ~ i,.,ht hundred dol 4,rs
,ro s,,,,, ~ fivad Nv law
i, a.. hfn, ,l,t f mo
ur P"iu ,.,,., ~ I'm ti,i.,rtarIv nv
S-iJ III eauai qus'' 'e'i' pcs
D rrt,i .o+ sb.,l taEa enart
- ms ACT s''fl'' IAN
.,'ro,-,,, March es1
CHAPTER 2O4.
-, rroIide for tine preservation of
..,. lords of hirths marriages and
.. ,,r.,,,i,,,, 70 the vear eighteen
~s and ni,etl.-tyv0
.... Iv',.,,cy..r Inc record Of the
... r5arrfaYas and deaths previous
.'a,I,.on hundred and linctv-
..t ibn ,,t,rl earlinst 31te.
t,,, in tbis STATE shall he col
-... F,..m ,b',rc5 1'' rr@"rds. 1burch reg
-u. ,,,,i az ,icr@Vmen' family bi-
t. ...I.,' ,,,,.ntde aEd nthar available
na shall he printed and verified
"H per required by the sthnalns
lD pi The Maine 1iistorlca4 eocl-
I" the editorship of some person
I. said commit tee, whose SER
he rendered free and w-tnout
The Republican journal., 1903-04-09
[Approved March Isl
Chapter 214.

An Act for the protection of the wild Hare
or Rabbit.
Section l. There shall be close time on on
wild hare or rabbits in which 1t shali De
or have them in possession. during the
months of April, May, june, July ana q Az al-
gust of each year, under penalty VI leu
dollars and costs for each offense.
The Republican journal., 1903-04-09

sccretary of state, and a certified
of the t,I be filed and recorded in the
cory Tine clerk of the courts in the
QHitt where such structure is situated.
our commissioner shall receive from
suite such just compensation as the
mr., ,r.'- and council shall allow.
g1ti'' Approved March IS.
Chapter 1879.
,., ia amend Chapter eighty-seven of
st lteylsed Statutes as amended by
i' Two hundred and eighteen OF
l. "'fyh}ir Laws of eighteen hundred
me r..lv-thrce, Chapter one hundred
s& nt.t, three of the Public Laws of
~ .a hundred and ninety-tlVc, and
.l,r enc hundred and twenty OF the
t. Laws uf eighteen hundred and
lg[-.,ae. and Section ninety-tWo OF
L,i.r eiehty-one of the Revised Stat
f5!atiNg to the limitations of ac-
,p;liust executors and admlnistra-
Section twelve of chapter
t--llta OF the revised statutes as
e+ -.i.9 ny chapter one-hundred and
7 af the public laws of eighteen
N ,. and ninety-nine is hereby
.I SO as to read as follows:
le r II. Al claims against estates
:cl PERSONS except for lcgaciCS
%. ....tiVe shares, shall be present
.- ..\r-Wtur or administrator in
l,,ri ia the probate court, sup
.. ,a tlijdlVit Of the lalm1nt, or
urlo, 4crson cogniZant thereof
'- . br within eighteen months
..,l mas been flied in the pro-
la} notice has been given by
% -Or administrator of his ap-
). aliu ltl action shall be COM
Y ...4a-t such executor or admin
4u any such claim until thirty
,.nr the presentation or ming or
le. ...lu as above provided. Any claim
- e.. resented or filed shall be forever
.-.4 r.iust the estate, except as pro
3. -rrlons thirteen, fourteen, SIN
..8 nineteen of chapter eighty-seNen.
us against executors or aumlniS-
.-- au such claims, if brought within
ar after notice is given by them
-..r .iroiutment shall be continued,
... eust~ to either party. until said
, rrs and be barred by a tender
&c.,. bl within the year, except, ac-
...- .- rla-mS not effected by the In
. ~ the estate, and actions on
s,.. -.m commissioners of insolvency
y .-. mmissioncrS appointed ny the
probate. No action shall be
... ..l against an executor or admin
.u Il claim or demand against the
cent for l"gaceS and distrou
@ l,u.s. and except as provided in
tr.rteen and fifteen. unless COM
= ... 81 IjlN eighteen months after affi-
.. r.s teeu filed in the probate court
..tal iu section forty of chapter
.-- lr If The revised statutes.
. r.rs or administrators residing
tlt state at the time of giving
.... rg5ir appointment, shall appoint
.. a- attorney in the state. and in
...+rur.lA MS name and address. EN-
--. administrations, removing from
.r4 -..t. after giving notice of their
....ult. shall appoint an agent or
... a the state and give public no
'.. -..r-tf; service made on such agent
The Republican journal., 1903-04-09
Chapter 226.

An Act In relation 10 the saInry OF the
Register of Probate OF the County OF
Hancock.
Section l. From and after the first day
of May, one Thousand nine hundred
and three all fees received by the register
of probate of Hancock county shan ne
paid over by him To- the county treasurer.
Section . The salary of Tho register "t
probate Of Hancock county - h"r by liked
ut nine hundred dollars per year, pay able
quarterly.
SECTION g. This act shall take effect
MAY first, one thousand nine hundred and
three
The Republican journal., 1903-04-09
pDroVed March Isl
Hhanter nQ

So 10 increase the Salary of the
... Attorney of SagadahOc County.
Us . on and after January one;
--n l9irrd and four, the salary of
ITS uitlrney of Sagadahoc county
H hundred dollars per annum,
', '1 ugarterly payments, instead
. =IH low established by law.
t > This act shall take effect
Cd -.IT we'd.
The Republican journal., 1903-04-09

Section 2. 1t shall be unlawful to use
any snares, traps or other device in the
hunting, pursuing or killing of the COM
mon wild hare or rabbits, or to hunt or
kill the same except in the ordinary
method of shooting with guns in the
usual manner.
Section 3. Section two of this bill shall
not apply to Hancock county.
[Approved March 28.1
The Republican journal., 1903-04-09

[Approved March Isl
Chapter 224.
An Act relating to Treasurer and Collec-
ter of Taxes.
Section l. That the treasurer and COL
lector of taxes of cities and towns, may
be one and the same person.
Section ?. This act shall take effect
when approved.
[Approved March ISL
Chapter 225.
An Act to correct Clerical Errors and
make plain the meaning of and amend
Chapter thirty of the Revised Statutes,
as amended by Chapter forty-two of
the Public Laws of eighteen hundred
ninety-nine, and as amended by Chap
ters two hundred twenty-five and two
hundred. seventy-eight of the Public
Laws of nineteen hundred one and
Chapter three hundred twenty-siX of
the Private and Special Laws OF nine
teen hundred one. and acts reported
from the Committee on Inland Fisheries
and Game, relating to inland fisheries
and game.
Section 1. Section five of chapter thirty
Of the revised statutes. as amended by,
chapter fOrty-two of the public laws Of
eighteen hundred ninety -n1ne, is hereby
amended in the first fourteen lines of the
Same as follows: By inserting the word
land before the word locked in the
ing after the word first" in the tenth
line of said section the words, and ex-
ccpt Sebago lake, in Cumberland county,
on which the close time shall be from
October first to April first, and except
Wilson pond in Wilton, in Franklin
county, on which the close time shall be
from October first until the ice is out of
said lake the following spring. and by
possession after the word "state' in the
fourteenth line of said section, so that
the first fourteen lines of said section, as
amended, shall read as follows:
Section & There Shall be an annual
close time for landlocked salmon, trout,
togue and w5ite perch, as follows. for
landlocked salmon, trout and togue, from
the first day of October until the Ice is
The Republican journal., 1903-04-09
Chapter 21O.

M NCf IN feIililDn 10 Tic salary OF the
County Attorney of the County of Han
cock
Section l. On and after the first day of
January in The year of our Lord one
thousand nire hundred and three, the
salary of the county attorney of Han
cock county shall be seven hundred and
fifty dollars per anGu7n, instead of the
sum now established by law.
Section 2. This act Shall take effect
when approved.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-02-20
Liner shower for Miss EckIe,.

Miss Della Eckles, daughter of Hon.
and Mrs. Charles Eckles, of Taylor
township, who is to be married on
Wednesday evening, Feb. %, to Mr..
Walter Soules, was given linen shower
Thursday afternoon at the home OF Mrs.
E. c. Wetherbee, four miles north of
the city. Twenty-Five guests We're in
vited to luncheon, at 1 o'clock, Mrs.
Wetherbee being assisted by her
daughter, Mrs. Clayton Thomas, of
Green Mountain, and niece, Mrs. John
Purcell, of this city. Everything was
carried out in pink, carnations of that
color being used in the decorations.
The guests were Mrs. George Croker,
Mrs. Walter Thomas, Mrs. Homer
Thomas, Mrs. Clayton Thomas, Mrs.
Fred Hopkins. Mrs. Joseph Coates, Mrs.
Robert Eckles, Mrs. Charles Eckles,
Mrs. Charles Soules, Mrs Ira Lay, Mrs.
Lou Wallace, Mrs. Will Ives. Mrs.
Seymour Lynx. Mrs. Alva Stewart.
and Miss Sarah Eckles, all of Green
Mountain neighborhood; Miss Mamie
Randall, of Conrad; Mrs. e. G. Wal-
lace, Mrs. John Pursel, and daughter.
Mika Deveraux, of this city, and Mrs.
D. C. Nickerson, and daughter Miss
irene, OF Chicago.