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The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1903-11-14
43o,455 90
]. o. BLANCHET,
L. X. LANDRY,
F. G.. MOUTON,
X. C.. GREIG,
Signed.


Lafayette, La, Oct. II, 1903.
Mr.. Buchanan in voting nay entered the
following protest against the adoption OF
the budget appropriation for schools: 'Be-
than is necessary with an economical ad-
ministration of the school fund; and be-
cause of the gross violation of the school
laws of the State by the superintendent of
in the schools not authorized by the State
school board.'
A transfer of land by Messrs. L. E. La
cour and Paul c. Martin for purpose of
widening the public road was read, &C
cepted, and ordered recorded.
BY motion of Mr.. Lacy all persons oh
structing the public roads leading from
Scott to Opelousas, and from the LeBesque
ned to remove said distractions by Jan. 1,
prox., under pain of prosecution.
The following were refunded road tax
paid in error: Mrs. Olivia Landry, 5th ward,
Raca, 9TH ward, $I.oo; Onezime Albarido,
grid ward, $I.oo; Alfred Auguste, 9Th ward,
$500; Olivier Casimir, grid ward, $I.25;
Amede Dugas. 9th ward, $I.35.
The treasurer submitted his monthly re-
ports as follows:
To the President and Members of Police
Jury, Parish Lafayette, La.-Following is :.
statement of receipts and disbursements of
the parish funds since my last report.
E. Laughlin, CONS. horse sold...... ) 20
Tax coll'r taxes coll'd Sept.........-. I6I II
Tax coll'r taxes colrd Oct........... s., 90
Approved orders.
Approved orders Dist. Judge......... 2SS 60
Jurors certificates. 5SS 90
Witness certifica tes..................... $50 60
Total disbursements............ 1908 IS
Balance on hand 1876
Respectfully submitted,
J. E. MARTIN,
Treasurer.
Lafayette, La, Nov. 5, 1908.
To the President and Members of Police
Jury Parish Lafayette, La.-Following is a
statement of receipts and disbursements of
special road funds since my last report.
Balance on hand last report.....t 1888 4o
Tax coll'r taxes coll'd Sept........ 1850 o5
J. Wilmington for 9Th ward...... Us
Total receipts 5000 20
Five per cent. com. tax collr.....$ I42 e5
Total Observation-Disclosures 1867 S.
Balance on hand SI,o34.74.
AS FOLLOWS BY WARDS.
Balance on hand 1st ward ............$ 4SI SO
Balance on hand I'd ward......... 8 as
Balance on hand sd ward............ 224 81
Balance on hand 4th ward. ........... 600 So
Balance on hand 5th ward............ ia 81
Balance on hand 9th ward. S55 IA
| Balance on hand 9TH ward.-.......... "a "a
Balance on hand Sth ward............ I25 IL
| Total......... .....................S 1884 -
Respectfully submitted,
J. E. MARTIN,
Treasurer.
| Lafayette, La, Nov. s, 1908.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1903-10-15

mark an \ in the square opposite the
word "No."
At which said election all the quail.
fed electors of said city are hereby no
tilted to appear at said time and vote
on said proposition.
j.. j. AMEN, Mayor.
ATTEST: j. b. BARRETT, City Clerk.
Dated at Missouri Valley. Iowa, this
9TH day of October, 1903.
Published In the Missouri Valley
Times October 8, Is. % and %, 1903.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1903-10-15
Democratic Site Ticket.
For Governor,

For Governor,
j. B. SULLIVAN, Union Co.
For Lieutenant Governor,
j. D. L Iowa Co.
For Judge Supreme Court,
j. r. CALDWELL, Tina Co.
For Superb oil lnstl u :tion,
A. R. McCOOK, How ,.rd Co.
For Railroad Commissioner,
w. S. PORTER, Hardin Co.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1903-10-15
Mayors Proclamation.

Public notice is hereby given, that
the question of granting tothe VI ssou-
ri Valley Electric Light Company,
their successors aud assigns, y fran
chise to erect, establish. maintain and
operate III Electric Light and Power
Plant, Heating Pant and Gas Works
III the City Of Missouri Valley, Iowa,
said franchise to run for the period of
twenty-five years from the time the
above ordinance shall become In force
and operative. will be submitted to the
voters of Missouri Valley, Iowa, at the
General Election to be held in said city
on the 3rd day Of November, 1903.
The above proposition to be voted on
by the qualified electors Of Missouri
Valley, Iowa, on the regular ballots
for said election, substantially in the
following form. to-witx
Shall the City Of Missouri Valley,
Iowa, grant q franchise to the Missouri
Valley Electric Light Company on the
terms and conditions of the above or
dinance adopted by the City Council
of said city on the 9th day Of October,
1903?
Those In favor of granting the fran
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1903-10-15

not bc- procurcd to haul it,
Chicago Chronicle.
The peculiar part of the
thing is that while the railroads
are loaded down with passenger
and freight traffic they should.
be cutting their force of en-
ployes from Is to % per cent.
Why this is thus is what the
employees would like to know.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1903-10-15
Myers Public Sale

The undersigned will sell al
public sale at his farm 8 miles
southwest of Missouri Valley
and one and a half miles west
of Grabil, the following prop
erty, on Tuesday, Oct. q, 1903.
sale to commence at 10 a. m,
One mare four years old, two
good mich cows, l calf, forty
head of hogs, consisting of four
good brood sows, five young
brood sows, balance of them
young hogs. Farm implements
One Fish Bros. wagon, good,
one low wheeled wagon, one 2
seated carriage, three set of
steel wheels for low wagons,
one lister. one stirring pillow, l
steel harrow, l set of black
smithing tools, l set of pipe
dies, pipe cutter and pipe vice,
l feed mill, corn shelter.
Free lunch at noon.
Terms of sale:-All sums
under $40. cash. A credit of
twelve months will be given on.
all sums Of $40 and over, pur-
chaser giving note with APP
proved security, bearing 8 per
cent interest. 5 per cent off
for cash.
N. %. MYERS, Prop.
Dan McCune, Auctioneer.
w. j. Burke, Clerk.
Do Good-Tt PAYS.
A Chicago man has observed
that, "Good deeds are better
than real estate deeds-some
of the latter are worthless. Act
kindly and gently, show SYM
pathy and lend a helping hand.
You cannot possibly lose by it."
Most men appreciate a kind
word and encouragement more
than substantial help. There
are persons in this community
who might truthfully say: "My
good friend, cheer up. A few
doses of ~Chamberlains Cough
Remedy will rid you of your
cold, and there is no danger
whatever from pneumonia
when you use that medicine.
1t always cures. | know it for
it has helped me out many a
time" Sold by Elliott & Har-
vey, druggists. OIL
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1903-10-15

chise as provided
in said ordinance
will mark an X in
the square oppo.
site The word "yes"
.nd those opposed
to granting the
said franchise will
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1903-10-15
DEMOCRATIC CO.. TlCxET.

For Representative,
HENRY DECOU,
of Wohdbine.
For Treasure,
A. C. DEUPREE,
Of Persia.
For:Sheriff,
GEORGE CULAVIN,
of Missouri Valley.
For Coroner,
DIR. ~MACFARLANE,
of Mondamin.
For Surveyor,
G.. E. FERGUSON,
of Logan.
For Superintendent,
KATHERINE SCHWERTLEY
Of. Missouri Valley.
For Supervisor,
A. j. GILMORE,
of Missouri Valley.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1903-10-15

be cutting their force of en-
ployes from Is to % per cent.
Why this is thus is what the
employees would like to know.
Calhucun By Phone
A light shower of rain this
morning stopped hay making
which is now in full blast.
Henry Spier's new house is
now being built. Mort Brund-
ridge of Mo. Valley is doing the
carpenter work.
Rev. Hinkley preached at the
Warehouse school house Sun
day afternoon. He was ac-
companied by his wife and
grandson.
Mrs. Ed. Russell is quite sick.
DR.. Tamisiea of Missouri Val
ley is attending her.
Mrs. William Messer, while
driving home from Mo. Valley
last, night, was injured quite
badly by her team running
away. Her little child which
she held in her arms was UNI
inferred but she herself was
hurt quite badly.
Rev. Williams of the M. E.
church of Mo. Valley preached
at the Calhoun school house
last Sunday at 3 o'clock. He
will preach at the Mech school
house next Sunday at 3 o'clock.
Ed. Tierney who has been
sick for the last two or three
months was taken to a hospital
in Omaha where he is receiv-
ing the new treatment Anti
Toxine for his lungs.
Mrs. Henry Fitzgibbon who
has beee sick for some time, is
no.better. DR.. McCray ofsCo.
Bluffs was called in consultation
with DR.. McGavren of Missouri
Valley.
Misses Kate and Anna Fitz-
gibbon are home from school
work on account. of the serious
illness of their mother.
+. j. Jones of Iowa Falls re-
turned home after spending a
week here visiting his daught-
ers.
Miss Emma Schwertly of Mo.
Valley is spending a week visit
ing her brother Fred Schwertly.
Chas. Golden while making
hay come in contact with a large
rattlesnake which he succeeded
in killing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Schwertly
and daughter spent Sunday in
Raglan township the guests Of
the Thomas Tovey family.
Gus Haight's new barn is
about completed.
N. G. Boyngton returned
from Missouri where he has
been looking after his land.
Gained Forty Pounds In Thirty
Days
For several months our
younger brother had been
troubled with Indigestion. He
tried several remedies but got
no benefit from them. We
purchased some of Chamber
lain's Stomach and Liver Tab
lets and he commenced taking
them. Inside of thirty days he
had gained forty pounds in flesh.
He is now fully recovered. We
have a good trade on the
tablets Holley Bros. Merch-
ants, Long Branch, Mo. For
sale by Elliott & Harvey. OBJ
"FOLLOW THE FLAG"
y : = \
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1903-10-15
Ed!t;fla! Nstes,
I Cost Considerable
The returning of Young B;

~
of the hospital cost Harrison
county a neat little sum. The
sheriff's Office evidently thought
young Barnum was a desperate
character as an assistant was
sent along with the sheriff's
officer to see that Barnum got
there all safe. The county had
to pay the expenses of the as
sistant as we'll as that of the
officer and of Barnum, and the
Board of Supervisors allowed
Sheriff Shinn $65.O for getting
Barnum back into the jag
house. Why the sheriff thought
it was necessary to put the tax
payers of the county to the
extra cost of an assistant in
taking Barnum ba ok is more
than the average man can find
out, unless it was that some
one wanted to take an outing.
When George Culavin gets to
be Sheriff of Harrison county
it won't cost $4,000 to return a
man to the %dipsomaniac ward
of the state. Any old grand
mother could have taken Bar
mum without the aid of an
assistant. AS soon as this bill
for $4,000 was allowed the
Board passed a resolution that
the county would not pay for
the return of an escaped dipso
especially at $4,000 a return.
President Gompers, of the
American Federation of Labor,
advises the abandonment of the
sympathetic strike by theunions.
He claims that it is injurious
to the unions and advises its
abandonment.
Lord Rosebury says the adop-
ton of the protection policy by
England would disrupt the
empire. England is having a
hot time over the tariff issue.
The drivers of the bakery
bread wagons in Chicago
threaten to go on a strike next
Saturday. If they carry out
their threat a plateful of pan
cakes will be all one will be able
to get in a Chicago restaurant.
The Democrat candidate for
mayor of indianapolis was
elected by over a thousand ma
jority in the election Tuesday
last. That don't make Indiana
Democratic, however.
Grover Cleveland was given
a grand reception by the dem
ocrats of Chicago yesterday at
the Art Institute in that city.
Russia now has $4,000 SOL
diers in China. The car pro-
poses to give Japan a good
warn time if the fun ever
starts.
Many places in Illinois are
suffering a scourgeof smallpox.
A New York lawyer had his
pocket picked three times in
one day in Chicago this week.
A pickpocket must be pretty
smooth when he can do 10 a
New York lawyer in one day.
The New York lawyer has sew
eral days to stay in Chicago
yet, and now when he goes out
on the streets he takes only a
quarter with him for street car
fare.
Traffic in the middle west
has assumed so great proper
tions that the railroads are UNI
able to meet the demands for
transportation facilities. The
Burlington has ordered twenty
new locomotives, which are be-
ing pressed into service as fast
as they are received, and the
freight department says this
order must be increased in
order to facilitate the shipment
of stock and grain, the latter
of which has al readv conn
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1903-10-15

has assumed so great proper
tions that the railroads are UNI
able to meet the demands for
transportation facilities. The
Burlington has ordered twenty
new locomotives, which are be-
ing pressed into service as fast
as they are received, and the
freight department says this
order must be increased in
order to facilitate the shipment
of stock and grain, the latter
of which has already COM
menced to move in large guam
titles. From Omaha comes the
statement that it is no unusual
thing for the farmers to carry
back loads of grain for which
room cannot be found in the
elevators. Another circum-
stance that conduces to the
congestion of traffic is the fear
of the cattlemen that severe
winter weather will injure
stock. The coal famine which
some of the railroads in the
west are suffering is due in
part to the shortage of cars.
Officials of the Burlington say
that plenty Of coal can be had
in Missouri, but that cars can
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-12-09
In mm sadois

Nos inforfnan que, con motiyo de
haber Tesuelto 81 Iltmo. sefIor Obispo.
qua 10 acosnpafIe en- su pr6xina exeur
si6n. durante largo tempo, 81 presbf-
tero que sirye la parroQuia de Catafio
y Palo SecO, Padre Agustfn Rexach,
los yecinos del 6ltinao poblado han he
cho Viyas demostraeiOues de siEnpatfa
carifIo hacia aqu& aneEs2o4es
Manifiestan elIqa ane u Padre Re
xach ha levantads an CatafIo II Palo
Sec0. 81 espfritu religioso v gee por
otra parte sc ha hechO acreedog Ia
veneraci6n " afecto da Eodosy Dor sus
sentimientos caritatiyos. que le colo
can ID altura de IN yerdadero minis
tro del Senior.
Los vecinos de Palo Seco saplican
nos dicen q Monsenor Blsnk. que no
les deje huerfanos de eios serFicies del
Padre Rexach, sostenedor enthusiastic
del cuIto cat6lico. 4 Guy - iTiiciativaa
d.ben mueho los veeiI os del aludido
poblado.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-12-09
M IA ParIsIma

Anoche eatuv0 muy concurrida ID
plaza Baldorioty. Como, desde les
12 en- adelante 81 comercio espafIol ce-
Fr6, los enpIeados y u pueblo en- ge-
neral tomaron u die de Costa.
Frenta al Casino Espanol. aglome-
rose sausde las primeras horas mucha
gente. EI p6blico cue asIsti6 "a balls
fu6 numerosfsinno. El Honorable Go
bernador eetuYo en- la fiesta.
El centric espadol aIudido, fne ador-
nadO con mueho arte
PresenfRha exteTi0rmente precioso
aspect0 v en los chapitaies de las puer-
tas ofrecfase una hkbil combinaci6n de
bombillas electricas que forrnabSn Ia
bandera espafolg con sus colores de
orc Y gualda.
IN banda GJuventnd del ComercioS
toeaba en- uno de los Sngulos de Is pla-
"a, fsente al Casino.
Dicha Laada fu6 muy aplaudida en-
los aifc p .erio riquefios y espafIoles
que ejecuar0n.
Ell bale del Casino res esu't6 espiendi-
do, sin IL Circumstances agravaDte que
causa de @metsr la pataS las nubss,
di6 al traste con la verbena ell ge9be-
,seo en- el SO!impo.s
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-12-09
UN ERROR AGplcOLA.
Noticlas de Yauco.
(De maestro coa4egponsal.l J

De maestro CoaYesponsak.
Diciembre S. Hay comerciantes ex-1
p0rtadores de chinas one no quieren
que uno Olga que ID china verde no de-
be expofaarsa. Que n0sdebe quitarse la
fruta al arbol hasta que no est6 en- sa-
26n, nj que este slstema periudica la
production pr ertorriquefla en- henei-
clio de la production de In Florida.
Tampneo quieren que uuo snpcnga
cue nueda hahag un Trust fOrmado por
productores de California v la Florida
que compren Ia china en- Puerto Rico,
sin estar hecha, verde. para desacredi-
tar su saoor b fn6ri6o en los rneRcados
norte-aneEic&nas
Green acaso estos eomercianfes que
con eli pequefzo ucr0 que les 1a una
sola cosecha pueden retirarae alextran-
jaro con Glen mil peaSa d benefici02
Ell pals reclama eE 90 curse de to-
dos en- Ia labor 6rdaa TO D, tisuci6n
y sf se siQua pof esa a nino 40 sesIa
estraiIo que Las C6maras aprobaran
mafiana un bin pYohihiendo la expor-
& ci6a do chinas yerdea.
De que In naTanja pueFtorriquefia
perdiera So m6gito en- los Estaaos
Unidos no tendrfa In cnEpa oil carnpesi
no; In tienen los comeTciantas que ade-
lantmn gEanaea nuKnas " obligan & los
peqnenoa prOducsores yenderlas sin
estar en- saxon natural.
So estan arreglan6lo s6lidamenta las
GALES da Ia poblaci6n.
Nuestro alcAlde his konaao egnpefio
en- poner ell pueblo tan Undo como !.
n6mina de IN consejero, y no serfa ex-
trafio que mas tarde quede transitable
la calle de Pacheco.
Asl Sc 10 ha prometino eli popular
aIcalde de- Yauco 81 simp6tico cores
ponsal del peIi6dico mas Ieido de Puer-
to Rics.
El mGaico de sanidad y les ceIsdores
sus 6r3enes trab8jan para mejorar al
fstado sanitariO. haciendo q Ia .ftssraa
Qae L0s cecssa0s Isnpieaa los pati0s dc sats
casas b tasegam ess bten astado las ke-
t7sssag
Sc anlican fuertes multas & los in
fraetores de Is hygiene, pero hay AIM
algunos cerdskes que eseapan & Ios oios
de los celad0Fes Z algnAoa oaraos gram
des sin muahs
Sc anuncian aoa detalies de una c1n-
ferencia caIebTaaa p0x eric0 con el
IL 4ceneiado Dnn F.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-12-09
oluEN TlEnR IA euLpA7A :


El mundo eata neno de enfermes
dadea y dolores. j Quien items n
culpa2 Todo el mundo; y por con.
signiente menudo la falta .es de
eIIos misxnOs. Pero Ia question A.
premiante es 10 que SO ha de ha-
Ger, como 80 ha do aliyiar " como
curar. IQue serfa de nosotros 81 no
sc encontraran medios para comba-
tir la enfermedad2 Naturalmente,
In enfermedad nos destrozaria Y ell
mnndo quedaria despoblado. Hasta
aua aprendaInos Ia manera de eyi~
Ear Las Intermediates, tenemos que
agradeeer que poseemOs los medios
de abatirlas " curarlas despuea dc
ser atacados, cuando, 4 semejanza
dc IN salYaie con su hacha leVan-
tada, SO presenta q quitarnos la VI
da. Especialmente necesitamos IN
tratamiento seguro y violento para
esas afeccioneg que Sc han hecho
universales, que Sc presentan en- CO
da pals y china, y que desolan La
pobre Humankind en- todas las es-
taciones del afio. Nos referimos &
tales afeeciones como Qlor6sia, Res
ALAAQOSs 0H0I1lGAN I#bEW20S2ss ss4INgeIa~
mes de Ia Garganta y Pulmones, aai
como las que espeeialmente afectan
& Las muieres y niflos. Para estas, In
PREPARATION DE WAAapOa Il
&c aproxima 6 nm verdndero especi,
fico mas que cuaIquier rernedi0 que
hasta ahora se ha descubierto por
Ia cienCia. Es tan sabroga como a
mieI contiene los principles nsa-
tritivos v cnrativos del Acsite Dc
Higado do BacalaO Pur0, combine
dos con ,Jaraha do MipOipatos Oon-
puestoy xsraot0@ de Eaata v Caeezo
siIvestre. Oasi % puaas deci3. que
es Ia miama vida inoorp0gada en-
IN solo arbionI0 elaborate p0r Ia
industrial huHnana. aEI 8r. Or. Luis
Cordoba, de Habana, dioes He usa.
do Ia Preparation da WanpoIa y
me Ia dado excalenkas xesultados,
particuIarmante em loa nifios n en
las muieres en III esbadO de gesta-
ei6n 8 IA laotanCia s p0g 10 tan~
Is una medicina Gus no dndO reco-
mcndarIa eEzcaz Cada ddaia
IS efactiva. sie anfra "a de-
sengagi0 con es n las RoElcas
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-12-09
DR.. ANTONIO MOLINA
PONCE PUERTO slc,.

Espeasz eafsmsssaes da h vista ciao nare earansa
hegina 81 Heres ds ssuasan q 1oa =. = ae sk6pm
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-12-09
Las prDtscIas Dc
IN mnltIailIonaEIo
Mr.. Carnegie nonbrado hijo adop-
two de limerick.

Al poner Ia primera riedra para eI
edificio de ma biblioteca dorad4 por
81 millonario anggo-americano Andrew
Carnegie s Is ciudad de Limerick, II
lanaa, profatiz6 Mr.. Carnegie que an
1 IS de- fnucho los Estados UDidos 81
Canada tendrfan una poblkci6n de des-
cientos ciDeuenta mi ill0nes de habit n
tee, y cen las IsRas BFit6nicaa I, raaa-
jan una sola naci6n. Dijo que los re-
feridos paises. siendo De lengua ingie-
81, eran, respectO del continente euro
peo. una corpOraci6n naci0nal aparte.
El Municipio nombr6 & Mr.. Carnegie
hijo adoptivc de Limerick.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-12-09
CdaRdO nos fac Impa8sta Ia 10y
F6IakG, pot viTtud do Ia mis-.
ma, 81 GOhsfnadG Civil isnIa
los slgaIsntss dsbsrss ] ia
CBIlados

Residir en- Ii isIa durantet 81
tempo que desempene el cargo.
EstabIecer su Ofoina an San
Juan.
oonoeder. .indultos (fsoultado pa
ra elIo.l
4.-saspender la sieeuoi6n de SEN
teneiss
cOndOnar multas y coufscaciO-
nes por deIitos cometidos contra las
Ieyea q ID iaIa.
6. cOnceder suspensioues de sem
tsncias por delitos contra leyes de Es
tadOs UnidOs, hasta cOnOcer Ia deci-
sion del Presidente.
NOmbrar aquellos empleados GU
va designation establece la ley Fo-
rsker.
s.-Oponer el veto (facuItadO) & le-
yes yotadas an La isla.
Ser comandante en- .iefe de u
milicia.
10. Eiecutar fielmente en- este par
ticular las leyes, usaHdo de toias las
atfibuciones de los gobernadores de
Territories de los Estados Unidos, le-
yes atribuciOnes que no sean local
mente inaplieables.
11.-Informsr annual Y Oaeialmente
al Presidente acercs de u Aministrac-
ci6n del Gobierno de b Isla y ademda
cada vez que Ell Presidente 10 solicite.
Los informes deben ser remitidoa por
oond,scto del .Secretariio de Estaao.
12.-Aceptar cumplir toda deIeGa-
ci6n y poderes que Ell Presidente esti-
me procedente, con arreglo la leg,
dig Lrle.
l3.-Dar curse todo informe que
funcionarios del Executive remitan por
su conducto al Presidente.
14.-En 10 que Sc refere q los pre-
ceptoaaue deben regular 81 servicio
de las e6mAras. tiene intervention,
preceptuada tambi6n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-12-09
lIealtla uAIg de FslEdp.
AVISO.

Sc eneuensga en dep6sit0 nm eaballo
zainn 0ecuro. ae eeia media euartas
dc Alzafla. peso menudead0. crimes
abnlkadas, marcndo en- ambas cadeFas
con (2), aue fu6 c0nducid0 al Dsp6si-
10 Municipal el dis de Los csFrientes
Dor 81 policia insuIaF Rodrigo Rodrf-
uuen. 10 hsn0 pablie0, parm que
Elaanntl0 c1noeir do su dueNp,
aa presentc 6 reaoierlo. previo pago ae
0astOs, 90 cl t4rnino do trpinta dlss
eontados doade h0g. vencidO ei cual, go
venderk en sraaeta p6blica.
jard0 as Dieiembre De 1908.
B. Bi0nco,
Alcalde.