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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-04-09

FOR RENT-A three room cottage
ON North Pecos, Apply At Record
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-04-09
THE DEVIL.
Went 6arefooted in Texas, and Did
Not Want to be Called q
Tnderfoot.

How long have you been in Ros-
well?" was the question asked Eli
sha. the new devil in the Record of
fee. by the foreman.
I've been here eight months. and
| came from Texas"
We'll, you are a tenderfoot."
mo, | amt. | went barefooted in
Texas before / came here"
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-04-09
Presbyterian Church.


Presbyterian Church.
The regular services will be held
at the Presbyterian church Sabbath
morning at eleven o'clock and rel
ing a. 7:30.
The morning theme will be After
Three Years." (Gal. 1:1S). Sermon
by the pastor DIR. C. E. Lukens.
The Sabbath School meets at 9:45
pm. Good music will be rendered at
both services. A cordial invitation is
especially extended to all strangers
in the city. Pews free.
At the Christian Church.
Sunday School, at 9:45 a. m.
Preaching at II a. m. and 1880
Morning theme. who Can Come
to the Truth"
Evening theme, The Everlasting
Yea" or 1.-THE Positive in Christ"
Choir meets for rehearsal on Sat
urday evening at 1880. All the sing
ers urged to be present.
Protracted meeting to begin at
this church Sunday. April 18th. The
public invited.
c. c. HILL, Minister.
First NJ. &. Church..
Services at the opera house every
Sunday.
Sunday school 9:45 a. m.
Sermon II a. m.
Junior League. 800 y. M.
Epworth League, $50 D.. m.
Song service. 7:3O p. m. led by
Prof. Ferguson. followed by revival
services. Come and hear the special
music tomorrow by our evangelist
singer.
Revival services will continue du-
ring the week. You have a hearty in
vitation to come and bring your
friends.
VIM. REACE. Pastor.
First Methodist Church.
(Cor. End st. and Penna. Ave.)
Our usual services will be held to-
morrow at IL a.. m. and 7.45 D. m.
Sabbath school at 9.45 a. m.
Junior Epworth League at 3 p. m.
Senior Epworth League at 6.45 p. m.
Morning subject, self Deception
Rev. 3 II.
At 7.45 p. m. our subject will be
Methodism. "The Distinctive Doctrine
of Methodism. or What We Stand
For. g Tim. 3:16). This will be
the fourth of the series of Sermon
on Methodism by the pastor.
The Order of Worship.
1. Voluntary.
2. Song. 81 Am Thine o Lord"
3. Prayer.
4. Anthem.
5. Scripture Reading.
6. Gloria Patri.
7. Offertory.
8. Song, Awake My Soul to Joyful
Lays"
9. Sermon.
10. Song, Jesus, Lover of My Soul
There will be a special musical pro
| gram for the evening service.
Misses Rabb and Hayes will sing
a duet. Miss Hayes who has delighted
us with her rich alto voice so many
times for the last year., will sing for
us her last time before leaving for
her home in Brookield. Mo.
w. E. Lyon, P. C.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1904-12-31

she would leave the store, carrying J
her muff enough jewels to pay a year
rent Of g Eifth Avenue mapsion.Mr
Chadwick vas one OF IT'S customers {
"a pfahb stbEd' E0heESFhsf small o1dG
zone daystqqs The foEFm3a Of eight tsfan
pianos, sent 70 as Many as eight DIRE
ent friends of hers, as a slight token {
her i &c, eStf &C. B.& 2n 1bEEa es9eqr&an This pill wa
$50 rRRS.g}a+fWIgsffv ss Taaii Girls sata Il tEalIrseapI.-y
ioqThefa Is a fif1m IF Jewellers il "cC1ey4
ilshRi%k6t d61i a. FbusiHd8 tfiat wbU
make them lfhnh W. fth 9Tisfa ally POP Ne,
York. { They aret pottgiNingl .toete II
what they DO fer their customers, b
here is a story OF Mrs, Chadwick
p~rodigality that IL khoWthl to- ?aiihpi
teRery I clerR oihl the store. some tin
age. she itGokl12 young soMetyngtilB a
q, trip to. EHqrQpeu9Jps what haphdnHf
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1904-12-31

In the psHesy ek SfFsnafedf d9aqse ~
in this cauntIg, ara in fhe enfiTE
world for tfat matter, no case the
equal Of that of Mrs. Chadwick has
lever been known. Recent disclosures
= have startled financiers and business
9men everywhere. How this woman.
apparently alere, @outwited Sshrewd
bankers and hard-headed business men
Aand borrowed fortunes on mythical Sc
curities and bogus notes seems almost
beyond comprehension, but il, seems
only too true.
Until the suit of Herbert d. Newton,
of Brookline, Mass, for BE recovery
of a loan of $3.50, 800, and the failure
of the Oberlin (O.) national bank, few
OF her victims suspected she was any
thing but what she represented hers
self to be, an extremely Wealthy
woman. Then as the news of her sew
leraI transactions became public the
history of her life gradually became
known, and a most strange and inter
esting story, it is. 1t is said she be-
gan life on a little Canadian farm in
Ontario, as Elizabeth Bigleys in 1867.
Afterwards she was known, as Louise
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1904-12-31
Batter Has Skippedr

AdNices from Ficksburg statedhat
Paul BATTER, the alleged diamond
INCORPORATED ill Nieksburg
and PORT Gibson last summer, and
ewl0st1 Bond was reduced BY the tSu-
pl'eihe Cotit from $1,000 to $1,000,
B4R ffNiiPIpedt ftbbee country 2qadahis
bond has been declareda forfeited.
BATTER is originally from Memphis,
Ypnn.W am.s5j,.g 80 5at9 91G -"
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Rltb ~ al
Must Have a New License.

Aagait839E I. 3MHj HfG9EE, gh9s in
that a'tttteh ip.aaatt'llH4gg A. 4 pIrrtiiSSEiifiIfge
'tax for general merchahdisiee il not
entitled to buy h horses and mules IA
der HAT lifens9 bHt,that the Two are
separate and distinct, J'aDd eallofor
separate and distinct licensds.-ot-d .
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b P1S-<
in In 5a the s NM Z slI E sg g"1 saEa ~ me-. sr&5 &c gs s ! u nn P45 pa SSsa

2a>Orgap-1rqp : & Tnmoas. oeshaB
giving RerAot in part paypfent
wien her note came due she didxnot
meet it, but gave another note, made
by the late Reuben Kipp, in security.
This proved a forgery and landedheT
in jail. Her trial took pace at the
SPRING agsizes ID 1872. s-she vas de-
tended lii he fats Dshton Fletcher,
Q. c., and the plea of insanity being
made. she was acquitted on ssthht
gfe1ndj She disappeared from Wood
stock then and was not seen again
there till 1889, when she came back to
town, evidently prosperous. 7
elGoes to Cleveland. !
After her disappearance from WQod-
stock, fns the summer of 1879, there Is
no record Of Elizabeth Bigley's where
dbouts for several months. In 1880,
however, she was first known in CfTe-
land. She took up her residence with
her sister, Mrs. Alice NJ. York. In
1882 her trouble with the money lend
ers of Cleveland began, Her scheme
was to Borrow money on Mrs. Y0rR's
furniture. She gaVeithem among other
names that Of Alice NJ. BestedO. Her
80 LTF 10 |DTttEEEtIR =
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Railroad Commission

~ INC Mississippi railf363al9 a q 9fPm19mis-
sion is now 7totiifottably' l6attddted in
.itss Pn5eY AqgarteFS, on atAal thiEdaioor,
at fthee new sfatqhQppses jpat across
from the attorney generals office,
and the first session in the. new
chambers will Be held on Tuesday,
RJa49ppfagrcy b, at which time several I'M
,pQrrt2aBItt 4, matters will be bFoH4g4tanp
Il, I9r = WISH: nil M ,4I0si9Io4
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EMisSiszEppfi Saaf6lofAsW
Reports.

d BSllga99kff i8r,e3 shffgg49 nSf5 sept .A@t from
the lg5 otljcg si ri tbs 9ab Syt3}jjf4 HA 5pFa9ff. com,
IfgatGrAaI observation-disclosures oper-
9tifnngg, jn the State vMillGmeake their
reports on the business Of the year
1904. These reports are required
tolirea&lE thosioonmMksidneftEby the
fFsa0fl Febpuary,gthi = odaysibeing
allowed in which to completthe sta
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1904-12-31
Ar1,eas tsriFDRtT LEROY

bIuods sovts1usx eff aGidt ts11 edT
-eTsl2aF nsisard feaoqoTq isft 10 Ssa
rie6t oansd9 O. xjsTodiBa al sTni
.Rsms9
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1904-12-31

CHADWICK .99a9hia9a moo1-yi2
d51sla 1874 .baEi hsnis1h-il5H 10 s9i9s
r9H .no5fs aoi1g .nwot 10 s2D9
FsaiiG3r 81 4e9fD1E ,.5f3 ~s8siuoii1f4
9f-gIyon
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Infant Better highways >aH

A movement is being, MADE in
SOME rtou'nties for the Organization
of good road leagues for the 'PtGfrP6se
of stcprihg''t the adoption Of meas
hres'lookirlg!to the b%ettelThehe Of the
public highways Of the counties.
These leagues 't Expect to enter inter, upon
a'tampaign' of education, to get lit
erature Oh the Subject and distrib-
ute it among tie voters. ~ p2<f'l
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Columbus Wants Better Service.

r., < pSlitiqqpp1 .hh has been ~pFqseRted to
the higher OFFICIALS Of H. Mobile q
Ohio r. Road, asking for a better, train
seafr~33iig921 to e Gofaamdibaulss,l connecting
with the hight trains on the main
ifiihfe's of'dtfe road at Afttsia.+ Ac-
lcotalngt0'tliA PRESENT schedule mail
lands passengep icomihg'to Columbus
.at,inightIard compelled to ilay'i6Fer
at Artesia from SKI to ten uhours.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1904-12-31

was seized with what seemed to be a
hemorrhage of the lungs-a clever
counterfeit, however-but she succeed
sed@@in enIisttng The sympathy of a
number Of peQpler SheT explained that
sshe wasCaJ%eaittfy fweHahA returning
to her home in Cleveland, had become
UNEXPECTEDLY .embauasSed, and was
Successful I'm Obtaining a niurmbef of
small Isa44its4l a WHEN theIErie pebble
wrote for The return of the money
they, received a. gueerly, written note
that the woman, who had imposed
dupbn them was dead.o' III 1885 Eliza
beth1 BfgieS appeared again in Cleve-
land, under Che name of Nine. La
Rose. She had a sign in her window
advertising herself asoa ctaifvoyant.
Again she disappearef oanda1fto was
learned she had anfaftfedanSox farmer
named q. r. Scott IN 'Trtnibn1f cquh-
ty.sa'She was divorced iff6mh Seott i'm
Flew months and Scott was minus his
farm! ain 1856 SHE retifrnedi To NCeleve-
land aathfrd tinieI fttwass in this year
that the boy nowowitRhM Mr. Chadwick
and 1eh6wn as E~nif9fI6over was born.
cen Her Career in Toledo. y a
y There is q break of typ years in the
history, during WHICH elhetwoman left
iCCIeYelqndd,4R 1920 she 1ppBsA UP at
1TT00leddQ as Nine sDeEeEes AtuT9ledo2
her career was as dramaqel asjt was
SPECTACULAR Fifteen years aga she
was a familiar figure She acQuid be
seen in, the finest of acagpiages s dEivi ing
about the city, and her entertainment
were, known. as elaborates 1.-The cost Of
flowers qlonnes RaiInNg high Her past
history was kept secret yet by de-
grees It, developed that she Was born
in Woodstock Can. o. and was the
daughter of Mrs. Mary. Ann Bigley.
She began to secure large sums Of
money from various. men IL isyassert-
ed. that a prominent doctor gave MP all
and was completely under her dcontroE
He is to-day a physical wreck. A
bank president ,siiRcS eddeaady @as2 de-
ceiyed, and how much he laaneddhe her
will never be learned. Tive express
officials and a grain merchaHdareSaid
10 have been caught fQE large sums
One of the stories, told by ;Mme4 peyere
in Toledo was that IF her marriage
to a, wealthy gentleman nEear.s Manches-
Ter, England, who was killed shortly
,after, i9} a runaway, AID fromrwhdse
estate sh}e; RECEIVED an annual income
OF ,SLQOVH nadN -RtI.Rup lufi1H8Hd
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I ,riFIIIIITTT1 49, .
Fifty-Eight New Banks.

A careful investigation and exam
nation ofttAe Ifeeords an the Office
Of the secretary, Of State fpg .therpaa
year reveal the fact that during 1904
there lave been chartered in Mis-
sissippis fftJ-eiggHHt banks, With an
aggregate apital~of.$2 100000, and
during the same period banks~sal-
ready .estapFshef haves increased
their capital stock to the amount sf
$1s5,O0o, making d total amount Of
eqpitaly shocks invested In abanksOof
s5sbga,000 for the past 1year.'daq sd
.51ltuu T9tff1fsf
* Or aT0f1q.
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on thisatnp'n bajody. bit 4hoSse who topk
part in i{kn0Ws, and for obvious, rea-
Sons juSt-now-they-are not -tettingI
What praqks were INDUCED in and to
what fantastic limits this, money mad
woman went III iordef" to shower luxury
Young girls only they them
selves know This much, however lie
came known Wien they returned 10
C%leveland.l Mrs Chadwick went into
the private office of the head of the
big jewelry firm here and displayed II
1ezdafsfye7 mihiapdirres painted on ppoorcet
Iah by one Of the, grea1sf Partisan art
PTS a~4flAtyhenr f~4aafad3in sdlid gold
= BddHSsss Store :F7dailr 81 Toys. !
.11ss befSfs CAriatnas-seSerai years
ago, Mrs. ChadYiggs walked into a
Cleveland toy store and pulled out a
written list that according to the store
officials, vas two Sardslopg. Nothing
but toys wssony1he list and when Mrs
Chadwick diminished buying, her bill
was in the neighhofhoodsof $500. Dolls
galore were bought; Mrs. ~AChadwick
say lHS ludt Sup ~ llhTC
100, the price to range from n to
three dollars each. Personally She
madesno selections. leaving that to the
clerks who waited ION her but when
the bin. was presented 1t was paid ait
once. The toys@ere distributed among
the orphan asglums and the different
chitdren's wards In the hospitals and
many a heart was gladdened that
Christmas by the beneyolence of the
unknown person, as Mrs. Chadwick ex-
pressiy stipulated in buyingtth goods
reeiRientss vm~ustirRot s4SRow
where they Icames FROM = o&4F ."~se
atssGch, it isfsaid, is a brief hist6ry''of
me Mysterious Woman whose audacfty
has staggered the whole financial
world. The suifI filed by Mr.. Newton
has led to the unfolding Of the mystery,
sRd ,Aut for it she mighft4k be cont
tshlfng her operation&T
~ ~ q S1
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|oU bns Eooo OF tngv1o2 ga
.IroW GAdph raFAf1nera

,,obu II dnbfR}FSdN fr tQ2Iaatmim.aMlAA}YtissH Asta4p gfo9w W,
IngdPy,5hfo tta4rllnerS aionSVtGAk ne OF
loHsa r9q54 ibnljBa SstpiabxdeAantlhe bent
l9dlt Oh thqssbfjseob sgsbena nhtsIqnadd AN,
IN baxceptIoas1byeu tnfl s..
ags IL Wf1fess&las has ehargetf thd4hHus-
lafFesa,oo NfthoReaha HH5$@}}t{Sr$ at
q & 'Msa4H 1is,, 9 3ag4 9aa,@Bfst fH3A1 iaa 4i msoS SSates
esJ tba gIo re s ataSfo mada Adffa48e4satf ~
An1 fM4sA thH ffgm4sr.so aiqngslthel foad
MitAsaB hheaseahpeba toesld hey tWan
nod neNbesp1lng ant t5mt fejwqil f9ay all
isd lorepst wien .s6tatliefetf,d paying full
'rs h4b rke Il *aieea IN fash s&Rbejtt iIdetiF4red
!nsI atifHel gRafSSSffn Rf5{iHf ffQgfE5sbbitR5HFEaanft
e'F 'Hfhe farmers desire TO do so, they
80, may defer Rala4entb for theiseed po-
,ldf tats9sr until ctheKoo yei4barveSted
aalbthehYt crops. .Itlis very likely that
3inl tmsi generous sofferdwill be- accepted
many farmers. ana that There will
'dt bai a 1dfge b7Htftbsa Of acreage de-
% P38}a4 t3abotattq}aas$sff in {tBbaqt part q the
,aal State jpqSxSh spring, 9TheIE Eh pota-
-,nl,0Iis easily lgrQWn in sthe8 northern
bad countless invariably emakes, auigpod
bad yield and adompatutivdlSqlsmahl
-Ks amounted labor isPequirea fdtfheir
biz thitivatidh as compared ,.yittl?!o, the
ed time and Trouble Expended on, the
average, Ss9tttt99n Sep, SONG fertill-
I'D z22tfion Will be be required, but the crop.
yef ;sdones tAatlis easily handled and lal7
vdt NAYS commands remuneratIpe prices.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1904-12-31
10 T~9d1UTT Gid
Can't Ship Exhibits.

A personal Letter resolved ST d., from
Hon. Il. II. Henry, Mississippi COM
missionersa at the World,aIfaiB states
that the work Of, packing and ship
ping the eXhlihits back home is9Pro-
crossing very slowly, owing to the
vast amount of red tape, inadequate
shipping facilities fronplS louis,
and the IargefvoInme ofifreigilt traf-
fic waiting tor be handled.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1904-12-31
D. Doa't4 Want the CONTRACT

y, The Mississippi Eastern railroad,
a short, ling t1egeHlys constructed
from a small town in Sumpter coun-
.tU ALAG to 4QHitman; tinathis State,
enjoys the unique distinction of hav-
ing refused to make a contract with
the United States goFernmept1 to
carry ttfhpe9, mails. sfF3 For ,@ sffeEyeeFF9al weeks
The pQstof1ice department. has ,been
'endeaVofihg to place a contract with
tie M7ssisssippi' Eastern officials but
they deellffe1 to- cbdlnisfder tie matter.
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A. ",WiIdcat;, Insurance Company.

T5e, attention Of Insurance Com
missioner Cole has been called to
several efforts of the Bliocn1M I'm
derWriters1aI Associatiom19of mNew
York, a fire Insurance company, to
do business in Mississippi. llThis as
ISOLATION is not licensed in MiSsis-
sippi, has never been admitted by
the insurance department to write
policiessin, this State, and so far as
Mississippi rs concerned is regarded
as a wildcat company NV :
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Smallpox at Bonneville.

Smallp9T, has PbTTe9kkeln q out in
lBooneeyyiilIl6e., The Sit izzePppsS, are insist
ing Upon strong measures, iso1latipg
aid qhaarantffhif69gs ' the disease. ~ Sew
,sfafn Years ago negroes Wit With The
smalFb8HI Declined TO obey the SAINT
tary laws of the town. Title Council
has deelaredl thatrit will not permit
a repetition of The offense.
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S, Money LavishNU'

h For wears Mrso7Df. aIRr8t7S. CHAD
wick IagisheXpenfitu OF money has
been the subject of 7eommene I'm UeVe-
idand. There is.not a'st6Fe In cleveland
of anNuprominenCe with W Mrs.
| Chadwick has nota had nfealinggs:72 At
| some of them oSheoias spent Thousands
and thousands of dollars, and has paid
Hspot cash. She tried no ltficKefy with
them w4renGshs WAITED ahyFHing!i i"No
nerson with millions Fatf his command
tsser bought Mitlfraimofe7 lavish Hand
kthan did MRS. ChadWfek,Aa hd @HeTf She
thought she had the money! to pay for
cit! She jHggled with no SECURITIES, gen
l4line or otherwise. when she made her
.Irpurchases iRathe Cleveland stofeS."Th
leash with whichNdshei paid probably
game TO 2hef through her ability to
make banks andsbankerS think she was
a person to whom a loan, no matter
drpy large wemHHbeA good business
investment, but when she dealt with
the sgroUef, the Bdteher, Gle ijewelef,0 or
the house furlisheq"sshe paid him in
good coin Of the realm, and paid him
in enormous SUMS. There is not a
Estoreoih town hatshas shot IT'S s4oty to
tell arm 5ss7is Dso1t Tsb 1880
srtu-a Buys Gems by the Tray.@2o'o
v4Most persons when they IN invest in
diamonds buy them sfngfy." or in ones
Tor twss at the most! not so Mrs: Chad
wick. One of her favorite pastimies, was
ITO walk into "a store anu ash, TO see.
diamond rings. It might be that the
clerk would Place before her one OF
more trays of the baubles. These TOOK
nice. T ashe would Say Indicating with
her finger am ehtire"r6w ofs gamso8Af
think you may give me thoses3' d!Anfso
eal IS GotlidifY3 10 na9d eGh o08
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BUYS Gems by the Tray.

toa9 r0lFu82 Isdf sIsdj e8W il
II bnB .lamirs odJ wss }s1!t sTaV
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4ReEp ANpe8eNA.EIDE9seAAR MsesrE gIaNA NgQggEsN

Bigley, then as Mrs. C. L. Hoover,
Lizzie Hoover Mary-Hoover,- Mime.
Rosa, Nine. Devere, Mrs. Wallace S.
Springsteen, Mrs. ]. r. Scott, Lydia
Scott, Lydia Gingan, and last ofsail
Mrs. LetoS4D. Chadwieh MI .
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-03-04
BIDIlOteca ECOn0InIC0
AUTORES PREDILECTOS
MH nG0 proporcionanos uno de los ST
Por SDtA NShN guientes hbros de los at1tores
" AU GUsy0 mas afarnados del mundo:

HugOLa Condenad Cuenos Vaencanos
bAhezCuentos pai6
nebla verdade vda La
vda Luis BHchneLa cancon de uerte:
MedinaLa prine pbras rebeld cnquista del
socdad Jules
dedor del g. DarwinLos satcos ah-
GuerraLa de
Hmdes MrterlinckLa de los Doses Resurrection
del Lefevre: HexsUn viae Eaha:
MaIatsJuntc las ma
expulsion Jesutas Fabrequer
ArrOyoSebastan Rh: Oetavie Mbeau
comda del IbsenE Saricon: PeonioEl ho de
bsenPoa HdoIfo Posada
Contne las comedias
meaug coIoniales
poesfas
rebeldfa: Buguetea
eeMtnuos mas por framQmeo q Ia AsLa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-03-04
La matanZa de SanadOS
inspection de las carnes

Ell nuevo proyecto de ley acerca de
los particulares enunciadoS dispone
que podran presentarse reses para Ia
matanza sin restriction ralguna, en-
cuanto sexos y que las hembraS no
habran de tener mas de seis meses de
prefiez.
La matanza de animales para con-
sumo p1blico y la venta de sus carnes
en- c da municipio de la Isla estaran
bajo la inspection de las autoridades
locales.
Las perSOnaS que introduZcan ami
males bsnefciados de fney0 del num-
esblO 0imfoytfn eaynss refyigvada de
OIros paIses, para ell consume p1blico,
pagaran los derechos de matanza eSta-
blecidOs en- la ley.
Cada municipio tendra por 10 menos
un inspector que habra de ser un ve--
tsrinario Del Official de Sanidad. y Gu
va obligation sera procurar el cumpli-
miento de Ia ley. examinar los ami
males que Sc presenter para la ma
tanza a la vsnta p1blica; inspeccionar
la matanza, las carniceri;s los sitios
donde Sc expenda carne fresca, v yer
que los aniInales enfermos y carnes
desaprobadas sean destruidos.