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The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-09-02
Notice to Bridge Contractor

Sealed proposals will be received st b. l
OF the Weiser Bridge Commissioners IN n
Idaho. furnishing all materials and ed
steel bridge across the Snake River near
for Weiser, Idaho. All proposals musik
cred to DR.. b. l.. Sleeves, Secretary Of lk
missioners. not later than 2 O'Clock P Il
the 10Th day OF September. 1908.
The form OF proposal, instructions to
plans and specifications, are now on fk
office OF the Secretary OF the Weisa
Commissioners at Weiser, idaho. and n
office OF Wayne Darlington, State Engt
Idaho, at Boise, Idaho.
WAYNE DlRIEs
DIR. b. L, SnT3
E. BARTON
100-St Commissioners for the Weisef .
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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-09-19
Petitions Are Humorous,

= Congressman Volstead does not
think there will be any new free de-
livery routes established in this Sec
tion very soon, as there are 80 many
claims for routes now pending before
the department. The routes asked for
in 1901 and 1902 are still pending be-
fore the department, and of course
those asked for during the present
year are still farther behind. There
are now twelve thousand cases on file,
The new routes will be established just
a. fast as they can be gotten around
to, but 1t will be some time before any
new ones are put in hereabouts. If
you do not get your route don't blame
your congressman, he will do the best.
he can.-Granite Falls Journal.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-09-19
Second Inst.llment Of Taxes.

The time is approaching when the
second installment of real estate taxes
for the year is due. It can be paid up
to and including the last day of Oc-
tober without the added penalty of ten
per cent, which is attached on the first
day of November, when the tax be-
comes delinquent. AS is generally
known, these delinquent taxes are sold
by the state the following May, after
an additional pen atty is added Jan. 1.
Then penalty of l per cent month
adds after the sale.
The above is published as remind
er to many who are apt to overlook
the matter entirely or wait until the
last moment, when there is generally
. big rush of tax payers at the county
treasurer's Office and as q result much
waiting which could be avoided by tax
payers attending to the payments ear
lier
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-09-19
Nay Famine Possible.

The recent heavy rains and con-
tinued cold weather will in all probs-
bility result in q hay famine here this
winter. It is said that in many local.
tiles a great deal of the summers hay
which has been cut is now musty and
entirely unfit for use. This has been
caused by the rains, and it has en-
the farmers to hold onto the
portion OF the crop which is in good
shape. There is possibility that hay
will 60 as high as $40 a ton before
winter, and even at this figure it may
be q scarce article.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-09-19


1of s 535O.17
The above amount represents the
deficit or difference between the re-
ceipts and disbursements to hands of
Treasurer by the Recorder and Clerk,
in the five years examined, and is al
most entirely from the funds of the
water and light department.
I do not know as I have any right
or business to comment on the situa-
tion of affairs as here shown. NY
mission was to give your Honorable
Body the facts and figures and leave
the inference to be drawn alone. But
I feel as though there were some miti-
eating circumstances to be considered
in the failure of this officer to account
for monies received, and I mention
them without any desire to criticise or
censure any member of either present
or former councils. In 1896 the Re-
corder's salary was $500 per year and
his duties up to this time we're not ar
duous. The village then voted to in
stall an electric light plant, investing
something like s12, 900. This entailed
q larger amount Of extra labor for the
Recorder, as during the construction
he had all the contracts and other la
Dor to keep account of and pay for on
completion thereof. The rush Of in
stallment for private use was very
great and the method adopted of
awaiting the completion Of each in
stallment before payment, y required
the Recorder to open an account with
each consumer and enter the material
and labor, item by item, and at end Of
work render an itemized account and
receive payment for same. In many
cases only part payment was made,
discounts we're demanded and pay
ments refused; often as many as
five and six payments were made be-
fore the account was paid. At the
end of each month he Was required to
render bill for light and water to
each consumer, and collect the same,
and the payer often required several
requests before payment. The books
Of account were cumbersome and din.
-.. -.<A. - --..- - -
Continued or fourth page.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-09-19

- for 5 2795.O4
The Recorders report for this year,
like the former ones, does not differ
materially from the above, except in
the amounts for electric lights and
merchandise. The light as reported
by him is S6c39. % and the merchandise
sales s631.70, difference of s2096. Is.
As.the delinquent light receipts are
n4 included in his statement it would
aeeount for part of the difference,
but in the final turning over OF the
accounts 1 credit him with all of the
unsolicited receipts, the general result
being the same.
The total receipts for water, light
and merchandise, as reported by him,
is B400.90, his deposits are STOP. 81,
ls3sing s698. % unaccounteds for. This
added to the above difference 81 $2O96.
Is leaves balance of s2795.04, as
shown by the above receipts and
deposits. A further evidence of dis
crepancy in this report is shown in
the deposits of $1,000 to water and
light fund and $500 to general fund,
made on the last day of the fiscal year
an apparent intent to cover into the
treasury sufficient funds to meet the
face of the report. The chairman of
Finance Committee gave me the follow
ing information concerning this report:
''That when it was first brought to
him for approval it showed a shortage
of 81, 2,198.29; that the committee de-
manded the amount made good before
the treasurer's report was handed in
to the Council; that on the same day
the Recorder raised $500 for the pur-
pose and this accounts for the two de-
posits made on the last day of the
fiscal year; that the later promised to
tnrn over his past due salary as
collector, which, together with certain
bills paid by him for freights and
expenses would cover the balance OF
S698.29. Under these conditions the
committee approved of the report. -
could not find, however, that any
bills were turned in to cover this
shortage, nor did he convert his
salary to the purpose. On the con-
trary, the warrant was paid in cash
and the shortage still remains and is
q part Of the deficit reported at close
of this report. The facts here related
are quite generally known, and the
action of the committee has been freely
criticised, not 50 much for getting the
$500 as for failure to report the dis
covery. ....
The committee certainly endeavored
to have the matter made good, and
for this they should be commended.
The real failure in duty on the part of
the committee was in not reporting the
condition of affairs to the Council,
since by SO doing they would have
avoided censure and been relieved of
much worry and responsibility. ..~
Going back to the statement of re-
cipts for installment, labor and
fixtures for the fiscal year just closed,
I wish TO explain the means by which
the amount Of sales amounting to
$1598.67 was obtained. The books
and records for ten months of this
year were not to be found. J A. diligent
search was made by the Clerk and
myself for such records without
success, and it became necessary to
obtain the receipts from sales Of
merchandise II some other way. The
other receipts we're obtained through
deposits with the Treasurer The
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-09-19

ARS ASCcApIS 1UI "aCS1 ISuI0 arc. , 17ZS.SX
1he receipts for electric lights
are ........:....................... 71o9.U6
The receipts for installment, fix
4ures and lamps are............... 159s67
Tfe receipts for liquor and circus
Acenses 1O171.e SO
The receipts for fines are.....".... 1O6.5O
The receipts for poll tax are....... 432.
The receipts for sewer subscrip-
tions and permits are............. $685.
The receipts for taxes are.......... 1O4e4.73
The receipts for insurance on
;Hght and water works plant
are....... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. e7e9.eo
The receipts from State Board
OF Health are........... .............. 835.2S
TIE receipts from State Fire Re-
Def are.......... ................"............. e4.45
TIE receipts for scrap iron, scrap.
Af rent, ETC., are."................... 1918
Total receipts for year are........ $4oo4e. 90
The deposits to treasurer, per his
aeport, are .... ........................ 37251 SO
Leaving balance to be account
a for Of o7os ~
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-09-19

q freporting the electric light receipts,
BY only reporting the actual monies:
received, and in making up the report
f4om the electric light register, instead
ok from the actual cash receipts, as
shown on his journal, he fails to
Charge himself with the collections
f4om the old electric light bills. The
rfported sales of merchandise were
1924. 70, whereas the actual sales were
Sl3O7 -05, difference of S712.32.
II am unable to arrive at any solu-
ton of the method by which he ar
rived at his sales in any year. The
figures do not compare with any that
1 could put together. I was forced to
the conclusion that the amount was
simply necessary to balance his re-
pprt.
The FISCAL YEAR ENDING MARCH
{ GOTH, 1902.
The unexplained balance at the commence
ament Of this years business is $3436.O3.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-09-19

1OI AAOz.9S
Included in the above balance is the
uncol elected light bills, which are
treated a. cash and carried tothe next
year, and 20 on down until the last rer
port made BY the Recorder of his ool
lections Of water and light, at which
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-09-19

The unexplained balance at commencement
of this years business 10 $22OO.33.
The receipts for water are.......... s 1888 78
The receipts for light are.......... 6292 go
The receipts for installmeut, FIX
tures and lamps are.................. 1907 O6
The receipts for taxes are............ 1O065. a.
The receipts for licenses and fnes e..
ars ....... ..................... e3e.so
The receipts for permits are........ 80.
The receipts for fire relief are:..... $3.50
The receipts for miscellaneous
items Observation-Disclosures. 25.55
Total receipts for year............... $2oee2.12
The deposits to treasurer, per
treasurer's report, for the year,
1s72e42
Leaving q balance unaccounted
for > 12ss7o
To which add the unaccounted
balance from 1900 oH............. 22oo.33
We have balance not turned
over to the treasurer In three
years 3z36.O3
? The Recorders report for this year,
does not differ materially from above
except in the amount of electric light
and merchandise receipts His report
shows the light to be e5872.59, the dif-
ference being in the uncollected bills.
As the previous reports show the out
standing light bills credited on hand
at end Of year, then he should have
entered the amount Of bills outstand-
Ing in 1900 8 on band ut commence-
ment Of 1901, It Was evidently at this
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-09-19
The FISCAL YEAR ENDING MARCH
Doth, 1902.

The unexplained balance at the commence
snent OF this years business is $3436.O3.
The receipts for water rents are. 5 1892
The receipts for electric lights
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-09-19

Continued or fourth page.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-09-19

SU14ARY FOR THE YEAR ENDING
.-..e..c - MARCH 18TH, 1908.
Electric light receipts collected
by clerk, March Hght............... : 4sO.9O
Blectric light receipts collected
by clerk, 1909 accounts............ 4s7.17
Water receipts collected by clerk,
March accounts. $3.50
Merchandise receipts collected by
clerk, March accounts............. $3.50
Total collected by clerk........... 3 1856
Electric light, water and ner-
ehandise collected by commis- f~
sion 1422s.45
Taxes, licenses, fines, etc., paid
to treasurer.................. 11064.4s
Total receipts for year............... $26425.O9
Amount deposited with treasurer ,~,~~s@'t
per his report......................... 2e3e7. "a
Balance in hands Of water and @ssss
light commission. n................. 27.R
The above shows that every cent of
the revenue for this year was account
ed for, and comment is unnecessary.
The foregoing statement shows that
the Clerk has turned over to the cred
II Of the water and light commission
oil cash receipts for the year, ending
March 18th, 1903, that were, collected
by him and i only remains for him TO
account tor the unexplained balances
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-07-30

trega su pals en- poder de La absorci6n
mas injusta; patri6tica no puede ser una
labor que conduce q un pals la desespe-
racl6n Y la ruina; patriotica no puede
ser una labor que anula vidas empapa
las manos de los cr5api2adIes con Ia sangre
de JOS G7aoceaates; patriotica no puede ser
una labor que la Petra cubre de luto,
abandonandOla en- poder de la demago-
gia. -.
Esa labor, leios de ser patri6tica, es
97aD10rdL q Gses12t0
<Creemos nosotros-dicen los repu-
blicanos-que para Zanzibar de opinion.
atm no hemos tenidO motives suficien-
tes.7
Ustedes no: ustedes que viven de
sus amblclones y concupiscencias, den
tro de la norma Illegal que los dirige, no
tlenen motive; pero motive y sobrado
tiene ell pals para zanzibar su opinion,
cuando, q pasos de gigantic Sc We ir Ia
ruina al descredito; cuando ell conner
clio desfallece Ia industria agoniza
nuestros agricultores Sc apresuran bus
car en- paises ignotos 10 que no encuen-
tran en- ell suyo: ell pan para sus hijos.
Motives hay para variar de opinion.
cuando cada vez mas, oprimidos nos We
mos, sin voluntad propia, sin derecho
propio, sin ciudadania propia sin ca
racter propio.
Motives hay para variar de opinion,
cuando Sc nos trata de soJUq5es en- la Me-
tr6poli y en- esa misma Metr6poli mas
credito Sc da 4 la mentira Official de un
gobernante que la protesta continuada
de un pueblo mfsero, que gime aplasta-
do por la desolaci6n la miseria.
Desdichados vosotros, que tras ell
mendrugo vii que os arrojan, insultais
la propia TERRA en- que Sc os dio ell ser
no respetando nj aun las cenizas de vues-
tros propios padres.
SQue respondents ell dfa en- que
vuestra Patria os exija la responsible
dad de vuestros actos "a
Mas, afortunadamente, los hombres
de bien que militaban en- vuestras flas,
con horror huyen de vuestro lado.
aSabeis por que? Porque estais po-
dridos y sus almas Sc asfixian al contac-
to de las vuestras.
Segnid cual vais, que muy pronto
quedareis solos, y entonces, echaremos
TERRA sobre vuestra sepultura y rogare-
mos q Dios por vuestras animas.
GiNESILLo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-07-30
Una fiesta

Hacienda uso de tradicionales cos
tumbres, ell pueblo de Aibonito celebro
como en- amos anteriores, la fiesta de San
tiago.
De todo hubo un POGO, desde ell
primer instante, resalt6 por todas parties
ell entusiasmo general, apesar de la cri-
sis desesperada que azota nuestra isla.
Fu6 objeto de admiration ell paseo
que la Colonja espafola di6 por los alre-
dedores de la poblaci6n, q los acordes de
un bonlto paso-doble, ejecutado por la
orquesta que dirije ell sefIor Mislan.
Los espanoles iniciadores de tan fe-
liz idea, han de sentirse orgullosos del
exltO obtenldO en- su demonstration pa
triotica hacia ell pueblo de sus afectos.
Ell domingo por la tarde Sc llev6
efecto, como anunciado estaba, ell torneo
de sortijas, resultando muy animado di-
cho acto.
I'll JuradO, compuesto pOr un corO
de bellas damas, presentaba un aspecto
encantador. Figuraban en- Ell, con cintas
caprichosamente bordadas, las bellisi-
mas poncenas Elenita Oppenheimer, Lo-
la Martinez y Maria Suarez; la esprit
tual Mercedes Moscoso, de Carolina;
Angelita y Zenaida Cruz, forecitas del
Jardln Juanadino en- cuyos cuerpecitos
brllla ID gracla puertorriquefa; sefIori-
tas Pont, Flores, Bigles, Gil, Torres,
Becerra y Torrens, angeles que CONVEX
tidos en- mujeres, llegaron para solemni-
zar dicha fiesta.
El sexo feo en- su puesto, cual SOL
dados en- combates, disputando paImo 4
palmo en- elegantes cabalgaduras con
bien arregladas lanzas Ia cinta predi-
lecta.
La presidencia tornado por los se-
nores doctor Santiago, Lcdo. Moscoso
y ell Inspector seflor Landron, NADIA de-
j6 que desear, pues con rectitud deli
cadas formas desempenaron su cometido
bajo las reglas establecidas para Ell case.
Dicha fiesta tuvo su eroche de orc.
y este puede decirse fue ell baile en- la
morada del sefior Jose r. Gonzalez.
quien con atenciones mil, en- union su
digna esposa y demas familia hicieron
los honores de la casa recibiendo con
amabilidad carifio la invasora juven-
tud.
NORTH.
Aibonito, % de Julio 1903.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-07-30
Cosas del d1a
EN- SU LUGAR

Siguen los peri6dicos republicanos
con la eterna cantaleta de que xprestan
todo su apoyo geaaerOs0 Y desa7ateresa00
al Gobierno, que <tienen & su favor
todas las razones necesarias para afrmar.
que Ia conducta del psrtido Republican,
ha sido es enteramente 12at110tGcG v
acknowledgements sG610.1
Lo de <prestar su apCyo ge51erOSO Y
desinteresa0o al Gobiernoo resuIta alta
mente chistoso.
dlgo chSstOsO, pOrque solo en- bro
ma puede tomarse esta afirmaci6n, GUAM
do bien sabe ell pals hasta fuera del
pals Sc sabe, que ese apoyo es una men
tira, toda vez,que en- muchas ocasiones
y la Ultima esta muy reciente, Sc le han
puesto en- contra, por no acceder & sus
pretensioLes exageradamente illcitas
escandalosamente inmorales.
I que ell tai apoyo resulte ge1ser0sO
y 6e8Gnteres0dt pruebanlo tambien las
exigencias de los b0r60sia0S para con ese
mismo Gobierno, de quien exigieron
exigen la parcialidad mas vergonzosa
trueque de ese mismo Gp0yO de que
hacen gala.
V6ase, en- quien Sc apoyo Mr. Allen
para La formation del Consejo Executive;
vease en- quien Sc inspire ese mismo Con
sejo para la distribution territorial que
hiciera, con motive de las primeras cleo
clones: vease de quien Sc apoyaron las
tatT6as para romper imprentas y apalear
federales; vease de quien Sc apoyaron
esas mismas te1r6dS para ganar las 6lti-
mas elecciones; v6ase de quien Sc valie-
ron los bGT6OS5aa0s para anexar pueblos,
nombrar jueces y constituir una Policfa
esclava de sus ambiciones de sus odios;
vease, por fin, quien les sirvi6 de NAM
para para oscUrecer los desfalcos de San
Juan, Mayagiiez, etc. 49,.
Z salimos ahora con que su apoyo
al Gooierno es GENERoso y DEsINTERE-
sADo. ...
RaSStaaa teaaedtaS, analc5
Cue <la conducta del partido repu-
blicano ha sido es eminentemente pa
t1'56tscG y acknowledgements saba 49,
Distingo:
Adn1ard6Ieme1ate Saba 10 podra ser.
por cuanto aGn para ell NAL sc necesita
sabidnrfa, aunque ella no sea otra que la
mefstofelica atribufda al principe del In
fierDo: pero en- cuanto 10 de p0tYa6tSc0.
no estamos conformes: patri6tica no
pueae ser una labor que, maniatado, en-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-07-30
GIN ESILLO.

Fernandez Calico, profesora de Caguas,
acompanada de su sonora nadre.
Reciban nuestro saludo.
Ell lunes fue la Ultima exhibici6n
del cinemat6grafo del seflor Costa, que
ocupaba ell teatro.
Nos dicen que volverd dentro de po-
cos dias para reanudar las exhibiciones.
Hoy tomo puerto, procedente de
New Orleans, ell vapor americana eSan
Juano con cargamento de arroz harina.
Hoy Sc expendi6 la carne en- ell
mercado al precio de 80 centavos kilo.
Aprieta, rigor tiranol
-Ha llegado de Espafa nuestro
amigo don Leopoldo heverter, consocio
de la conocida raz6n comerc;al Parac-
chini, Toro y CO, de esta ciudad.
-Dentro de POGO llegaran 8 Ponce
so guardias insulares, permaneciendo
aqu1 alg6n tempo, donde haran ejerci-
cio, para pasar luego San Juan reci-
Dir al nUevo gobernador.
Durante Ia permanencia de dichos
guardias en- esta localidad, quedaran los
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-07-30

campos limftrofes huerfanos de william
cia.
va 10 saben los cuatreros y demas
de la cofradfa.
-Seg6n la prensa de San Juan lie
gada hoy, ell guardia insular Angel Ariz-
mendi, que denuncio hace POGO su
compafIero don Emiliano Nazario, ha 81
do declarado cesante.
Nos informan que dicho ex-guardia
Arizmendi, ha sido llamado desde esta
ciudad para darle una plaza de guardia
municipal. 81 este es cierto, cualquiera
puede figurarse que Ia policfa municipal
es ell refugio de 10 que Sc desecha en- ell
cuerpo de la insular; pues otro guardia,
expulsado hace 2 8 meses, tambien ha-
lilo acomodo en- la polic1a municipal de
Ponce.
SEsto Ines, clio Sc alaba,
no es menester alaballo.S
-Nacimientos: Epifania Vazquez y
Tprres, Francisco Eliseo Vazquez y FL
gueroa, Miguel Bernabe Rosaly Ortiz,
Adelaide Rosaly Ortiz, Rodulfo Rive
ra, Facunda Rodriguez, Julia Rivera.
Defunciones: Sabas Rosado, Maria
Ruiz y Medina, Felipa Maldonado y
Vazquez.
En- veinte mil hojas SO ha impresO
el manifesto recomendando las bondades
de los cigarrill0s &TimonelD &Pitirre& Y
<Jaribe~ de la Companfa Ind ustrial de
Puerto Rico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-07-30
pom
( (NoTaciAS DEREcTAs)
Julio %

Julio %
Nos dicen que en- ell trayecto de la
carretera en- construction de Santa Isa
bel 8 Salinas sc cometen algunos abusos
con muchas de las personas que transi-
tan por all en- coches, imponiendo!es
multas por cur quier leve descuido que
Sc sufra en- la conducci6n del vehfculo.
Llamamos Ia atenci6n de quien CO.
rresponda.
Sc estdn hacienda los preparati-
vos para celebrar con toda pompa en- Ell
temple cat6lico solemnes honras fine
bres por ell snfragio del alma del Santo
Padre.
Eli centro espiritista <Lumen1 ve-
rlhco una reunion el lunes por la noche.
aslstlendo gran ndmero de creyentes.
-Desde hace dias Sc encuentra en-
esta cludad Ia apreciable seflorita Luisa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-07-30
FIDFL FRADFRA AYELLANET
OPTICO
Sc encuentra p0r p0c0s dlas
EN- Ell HOTEL xMENDEZ>

Ofrece sus servcios en- 10 concerniente al rsmo
Cuenta con IN variado surttdo de cristales con
csvos convexos. perisc6picos pianos, bifocales. g.
numeraciopes fuertes hasta 20 dioptras para ope-
rados de cataratas para los que sufren de excessive
miopfs.
Pianos ahumados para varias tintas. monturas
de orc. doradas de slumi1io, espeiuelcs len.
ties, al aira con
Horas de consultss: de & II maf1ana de 1
4 tsrde.
Nota: Permanecera pocos dias.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-07-30

Cover the left eye and see IL the lines La
all sections of the above circle appear
equally dark and distinct. 4 1t not, you
have Astigmatism-a visual defect which
should be corrected at once. Try the
sr0 eye IN the same manner.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-07-30

tAast ~ can not be dstne raj at distance Of =
.fa sight failing, defective, and should hass aftso
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