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Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-08-24

Of the road, SO degrees and Is" '
Z poles and l2t II. 40 degrees ans
30, 10 poles and ift. n 20, W 81
poles and A II. TO the beginning
containing So acres and 45 poles.
This tract contains 4. 22 acres clear
ed and in cultivation, and Z. ~ acres
cleared and not in cultivation and
6l.5l acres in woods.
Tract No. ) bounded ~ follows
beginning at stake in the road
limestone rock, set in the line il n
30, l2t II. and lain. black gum
pointer is 524, W 475 II. thence
30, 2G6 poles and fl. to lime
stone rock with a bin. top. A-5in.
elm pointer stands n IL, IL feet.
6-inch black oak s23, 5 feet and
a 5-inch wild cherry 60, feet
and a inch white oak 81, ~
east, thence 81, 80 poles and s
feet TO a stone the southeast corner
Of tract No IL inch hickory
pointer stands n 23t, e Sly feet and
a IL inch hickory stump pointers 20,
" lOt feet; thence 30, " 23O poles,
aud | foot 10 a stake, in the public
road a sand stone rock set in the line
IL 30, 81 feet, a large - inch
post oak, pointer n 81, 30 feet
thence with the road, - degrees.
10 - poles, l2t feet To stake
in the forks of the E-town a. Cars
vile Road a notched fence post
stands S. lst feet, thence 90
degrees and 10 ", 22 poles, and I
foot 10 the beginning, containing so
acres and pole. This tract con
iains 4. SO acres of cleared land in
and IS ~ acres in woods.
Tract No. q bounded a. follows
at a stake in the public
road, a sand stone rock set in the
inc, is n 80, e - feet, 24-inch
post oak pointer n 50, W 50 feet
hence 80, 23s poles and foot
q a stone. the >. e. corner Of tract
No. ! and northeast Of tract No
l2-inch hickory pointer stands n
~, 80 feet, and al4-ineh hick-
ry stump pointer 20, 100 feet,
hence 10, is poles and - feet
o a small limestone rock, s-inch
lack oak pointer. stands 50, W 10
eet a 4-inch dogwood, ~, 164
Get, 50, AZ poles and III feet to
stone aud a 4-ihch black oak, cor
er to Sandy Wallace, an inch
ickory pointer stands 81, " 20 #.
nd 9-inch hickory tree, which Is
$50 a pointer, so, 20 feet thence
80 degrees aud 40 2O4 poles
nj 10 feet to a stake in the public
BAD, black oak at the corner Of
icket fence and j. in the line 80.
. feet thence with the road 81 -
egrees and 80 " ~ poles aud J :
,et thence so degrees and IL " q
. poles, feet To the beginning, -
obtaining 80 acres aud 1872 poles. .
or the purchase price the purchaser
it'll approved security must execute
ond, bearing legal interest from the
ay Of sale, until paid and having r;
he force and effect of a judgement, :
idders will be prepared to comply Il
18th these terms. ID
j G.. ROCHESTER,,
Commissioner. 81
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-08-24

Try gallon of my home grown
sorghum. My word for it you will
not regret it. If FRANK CoNGER.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-11

En- est0 imprenta ne vende papel de
peRi6dico vieio & 50 90 quintRI
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La Ganps1a de los
pTOpiGtaTiOS.
Los t8ntieuIOs del FIseo.
PaFsee que bay gnpsil0 On no
reetlfleif mlnlflGsiOs GTTOTes.

Los pROpietaFics de f1Cas urbanas
de San Juan, persisten en- Ga Gctitud
de lusta protesta ante Il enorme VaVo.
vacl6n que para Ios efectOg contPibuti-
VOg han dado 6 tales fncaa los tRsado-
res de u TesorerisipBuIar.
En- Is Ultima assm b'ea, han 6jado
los pFopietGPios la o0nductn Que segui.
ran frente 81 atropeIl0 de que, & Jug I
p0r todas las trgzis del asunto, Sc les
quiere h8cer fctimR.
No 90 explica que ante ID Gz6n v
anita u juGtiCia. puada habaF funoion0-
rios del gcbierno que pretendan en-
caaillarse en- insensAta temeridad, CO..
mo 81 fueBe 90 empefi0 veneer & t0da
costa, desdeff indoIR con sutilezas de
bll0 VueIO, Is opinion p6blica.
En- este cEsO de las tasaciOnes pare
cenos que no sera posib'e que II in
justicia quede en- pie. Los prophets.
rios reCurriF6n & todos los medios 6 "a
aLcance, 8 t0doa. golpsand5 aiempre Il
iDjusticia hastA derribarla.
YR pasan de castillo cbdCur0 cieFtaS
burlaa 81 derecho de los pueftcrrique.
nos y & sus leRftimas RapiFacionea de
viyir y Vids de pue bios libres y respe.
tRdog.
Con ESQ de Ias exaOCiones dij6raue
que cxiste an punto de o ientaci6n
que aCRs0 determine los procedures
mas inConsultos 6 Les accioneG mas tor.
pes.
Sc dS ID riquezR urbana an vaIor
que no tiene, aument5ndOse tAl vaIor
extraofdinGFiamente de manera que
las Contribuciones SUDAN y SUDAN y, Lar
conaecuencias de clio. son faneStfsimaH.
81 Lac ContribuCione aumantan, y Gi
IoB pr0pietariOs no fuesen atendidos y
Ge C0metiese con ellos Ia arbitrRFiedad
que se teme. ellog habEfan de dtf fsn
defgSs y entonce8 no Ge EabriA & que
aItura subiessn los aEqnileres de Gus
fiucRs. 8 81 & Is larQa. pOr CirCunstan-
ciag dificiles. tuvieGen que entregsr
sug pro piedades d FiGCo.
MerCed & b crisis economies, 8 ais
penuria reinGnte. muehoS. muchos son
los prOpietarios de fccRs r6sticas que
perdier0n 50 heredad por no poder
subvenir tempo & laa cArgas contri-
butivas, demRsiGd atlas y pes&das pk.
Ta quieDeS tienen que luchar pOr II
vida ca las mas desYentsjosas COndi-
clones.
sPor que. pues. Is de pretenderse
que 10 que es an error. IN CFaafsimO
error-Como ell de Ian tasacioneG en-
San Juan-no So rectiique ca honor
de i iustiCia y en- homenDjs & II "a
z6b2 <@.
Ello ser6. porque lod propietariOu de
San Juan dan buen ejemrIo defsndien-
do sus derechos. que, 8 Be desconCCe
la iuSticia, 6 se les recOnocersn ire
miGiblemente.
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10 QUE DICE E nDAILY RE2uBLICAN \
ARTlCULOS
De HOST0S.
PUERTO RICO En- 1868.
(De Zfuroc -Bao. Bilbao-Espt ffs-24
de Octubre de 1868

Cusndo tan justa y YiVamante preo.
Cupa 8 interesa & Ii opinion p6blica
tod0 cuanto se relaci0na con eI estsdO
y porVenir de les ProVincias JJItrana-
rinaa, CuyR organization poF Conse-
Cuencle de los suceaOs FeVoIucionariOs
oCurFidoB en- ID Pepinsola, va & suftir
prcfundo y radical csmbio, en mo-
mentOs en-. que divulQRn J hsIIan eco
en- peri6diCOs naeion&les extrapieros
@lArmantea runaorea sObFe n cue8ti6n
de Orden p6b!iC0 On Ias AntiIIan. cree.
mos Op0rtuno y 1tiI trangCribir IAs
C0lumnas del ZgoGg0c B0c an intareSan-
te. notable y pntri6tico aFtfsulO que
ha apereCid0 en- 81 Uai0ers0L y que
lleva 50 pie d fiEmB para ncsotFoB
tan simp6tica del diStinguido y gene
Y0so pubiiCista pueHtorriQue6o. don
EugeAio Me. Hostos, que dei6 en-
nuestra vills muchos y muy CRFifoaos
smigos de II infancia.
81 gefior Hostos que recibi6 gu edu.
caci6n secundRria en- e0tR Villa, ea an
enthusiastic y decidido campe6n de d
idea liberal, asf on I8 eaferR de ID
CienciG y del arte. como en- Ell gran to-
reno de ID politics, y leaI y qari6oao
hijo de la Isla de Puerto Rico, hOOe 10
algunos amos que viene conGagrando au
talentO. sus desveL08 y Bus etfdeYzos
en- ID preEsR , en- Los Ateneoa en Ii de.
fsnsa de Ia IibeTtad ultrGmarina.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-11
lPUATES REVOLUCIONARlOS.
sr. Director r de .E1 Universal.

0Es O4E6c6QE U9 ~ C7GGVeFSgGo
Muy sefIor mfo: Puesto uue eg v.
de los pOc0s que conocen en- lRNP Penfn'
guIa Ell Verd9dero estado p0liticO de Iaa
c&da Vez mas. infelices AntillaB Espa
d bias: pue1to que es V. de log pocos
querGaben hRatR que punto serfR il6gi.
ca Id rev0iuci6n. 81 no sa lleVanan &
Puerto Rico y Cuba las ideas que han
transfOFunado en- ounce diGs & Egpafa
pueSto que es V. de loo poCos que ven,
pues "a se We ell peligr0 que hRbria de
no scAtaF ID juatiCia que reclRma para
Las islas trasatlSnticas la vida de Iiber
tad y de defecho infcuRmente negadas
una y Qtra; y pueat0 que. mas feliz
que eH Wf0 I'D sObreviVe ga peTi6dico
los tiempoB oacuF0s que todos hemoB
contribuid0 6 eGClaFecer, ConaientR VI.
en- que me sirva de El Us6ver8GI para
exp0ner Is situRci6n de 2qualloB pue-
bios, y para definir loG deberes que
estS 0bEgado & cumplir On ellos Nla re'
v0luCi6n.
RevoIuCionsFi0 en- Iaa AntillasNCom
actiVa y deginteresadamente 10 he sid0,
10 SOY , 10 Gere en- ID Peninsula; como
debe serlo fquien gabe que Is revoIu-
Ci6n 90 81 estado permRnente de Lao
soCiedGdes. quien no puede oCultRrse
del In0VimientO, sin taner ID necasari4
propenGi6n de Las ideas & reAlizarse
rev0Iucionaiio en- Las Antillas for2 ada
mente eBtgCionariaa y forzAdRuaente
prOpensAs s m0Yefse, quier0 para. asIa1
10 que he Querido para Espafia. x asf
como 10 prin0ero que quer1R para ES1
pafIG era di0nidad. Guys fRItR me an
guatiaba mas que otPa CoaR meIobliI !
GO & emigraF, aef 10 primerO que auie-
70 para Puerto Rico y CubS ed dig /
nidad.
A eSta premisa radical correspondent
Oon1ecuenciss rRdicalet: Dor ESQ creo,
por ESQ s6 que Cuba y Pusrto Riao no
pueden eatsr c0ntentan de GA nladre
pRtPia nj de ST mismas, hRstR qpe SO
haIIs abOlid0 ID escIAvitud y Con9titui-
do para elias an gobiernO propio. Sin
iguRldad civil, sin Iibertad poIftiGa no
hay diRnidad. ain dignidad no hBY vi.
do. Las AntiiIas no viven, Iang1ide-
cen, como IanguideciR IR tenebross
Esps IA del reinGdo de ISabsI Qe BjF-
bon.
Por Onsia de Iibertad y de iuItieia
contribui en- Cnnnto pu1e & Il maFGVi-
llosa tFSnGformRci6n que, a1n espera-
de en- n Eaz6n me asombra en- II Eeali'
dad; por ansis de justiciasy libsrtad
quieTo cOntribair en- Cuant0 pueda & ID
tram figursci6n de aqueIlas dos islaG
gsneFosal: s este fin eaCrib:g6 eStc ar
tiCulos.
En- ellos me 0cupar6 principal
de Puerto Rico, no solo poVque a 90
nCzCo meior. Aino bambi6n poTqqe el
Ii menos rica dc las dos Antiilas. lol
/ gobiernog como Ios individuoB Sc pcu.
pan mas de los riOOs que de lol
pobres.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-11
OtIcIaS de A1eCibO.
e nmessao cogrespoaaal J

Agolto 10. -Se encuentra an esta
,oludad 81 Dfs Cor zSIez Martfasz nc
two preside ente de Ii eL;g1 contra IL
enemiG1 y que ha Venido con al Cbieso
de formGr nm eomit6 ca eats pob scion
de y citada LigR que tantos bane fcios
ha de repoTtar q pals en- general. Los
pr0p6Bitos de Il CitRda Lig que prom.
20 o. xtentsnder$ por toda Ia iaIs es
u extirpGci6n del nal que POGO
POGO Va extiDRniendo Il vida de miles
de peFa0nas y de 0trOg miles que arrAs-
tran una vida de lsstimA y miseria
pues IR 'cFuel enfermedad no les d6
alient0 para dedicAYae aI trab il.
AfeOib3 que siempre ha marchado
8 IL var guardia del pr0Qyeao: no ae
quedar6 atr6s, y seguraments prastarS
todo 50 ooncurso & Ia gran obra de re.
ganeraci6n.
AunqEe hace largo tempo viene
tratkndose por los m6iicos da sRnidad
de esta ciudad Il mspnionada Ell far
medad, tsniendo diaTiamente de % &
80 persouRs bSjo el competsnta trat2-
misnto, ahora puede ensanchRrss Il
eafeER de ecei6n bsio u Ligs contra Ii
anemia.
Ell senior Vargas 0nuncia guv 5ol
6ltimRa funciones con ga mgpnffico 81
nemat6gFsf0, 81 asbsdo dt mir 90.
debiendo RproVecrRr HsS personas oue
no 10 hayan Yisto Il ocsGi6n de sdni.
rRr Ias preciosRs yiStas de nm spsrato
tan peFfeGt0 como 81 que ae presents
en- nueatro teatro. Ell sefior Vargas
sSldr6 n pr6xima semsna para MAYA
Qii,z Ponce y 10 recomendamos ese
p6bliCO que aabrs apreciar 81 indiGcu-
tibIe m6rito del cinemat6QrEfo mss
perfecto que hR vshido esta iGla.
Aver hiz1 una gran creciente eR
Rio grande inund6ndose Ia parts bis
de ID pobiRci6a 10 que ob!iR6 & que
fueae alberto ell canal que desR gua 81
mar.
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.EI fsmos 0 rObO Ru.
TrIdO en- Bayam6n. }.
No SO ha OgradO hasia ahOra p0nOr NADIA en- clare
(De 3swestro cogrespomsaz. }

!. CDe4 4sstestro cogrespomsGJ.
AQosto 1O.-Varias vecea me hs
ocupado ca este disrio del rOb0 de que
fu6 victims don Felix Perez. de estR
localidad.
Hoy quiero d tdir Ago mas. Y 30
que eI Yefefido robO. parece que cRdR
dia envueIVe un nuev0 miaterio.
Este CoTfegponsal hs seguido psso &
pAGo lss gsstiones de Il policfs , del
iuez G4anicipaI. y tiene g ltendido que
haata shorA NADIA ha podido ponerse
en- clRro.
Nj an hiIo. nj an dato, nadR aparece
que pueds estimarse como pFuebR que
lleYe s Is conviction de quienes son
IoE culp&ble del audgz robo.
Dijerase que las GutoridadeB se han
des0Fientado, Runque persiAten en- 81
esCIarecimiento del hecEo.
7 debs pertiVtirsa. porque para que
se tergs idea de u audacia del rcb1,
bGste EabaF que De Cometi6- -seg6n se
afirmB- -en Eoche de hermosR IunB y
en- plenR plt ~. penetrandoae en- una
ofiCina y lIev sndose de ellis una Csj1
con csudaIeH!
No debe, pues. deSmayarHe hastR po-
nsEse en- car b ese hechO.
II
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hermanoS. los iefes de Santo Domingo
q triunfo de PAIo Hincac, que aoi be
con IL domination de lOs hRitiRn0s.
Para que So h9yR armada IN pueblo
tan sumiao. tan paciente, tan por en-
Gina de loB estfmuIos ire f xiYoH de q
irs; para que hsyR empezado 6 diEol-
verse aquella Scciedad bagada en- d
injusticia politics, econ6mica, social y
administrative. en- u desiQualdsd , On
70 arbitrRFiedad. en- el fanat:gnO del
principle % aut9lidRd, y en- el dsEpo'
tismo re!igiOsO.
Para que Sc hsy9 escIsreci3O ell int
res conseIVAd0F mantaned0r en- todas
parties de todas las tiFanfs,; para que
& ESQ inteF6s 30 hayR persupuesto el
Gant0 inteE6s de ID conservation social,
correspondence On 'os pueb'Cs ! ] d.
rech0 de vida ca los in6ividuoa.
Para que 81 har0i mo pasivo qus he
Fedaron de los indioS sucsda en ! -
puert0rrique q Is ID moviiid8d .heF6isa
de Los esps q lles. es abso'utt nnsate ne
CegarlO que lag CRuGaI perma9 mes,
de just0. de moderAdo desconte &c b
yam llegado % s aqnel t6Fmino fanEs
b para los gobernantasy y g b.rnadOs,
del cuAl no pueden pasar Sin aucumbif
unos y otFos.
Sc hs lleg do este t6rminO ia
nesto.
Al miiitsrismo depresivo an 9! g1'
bierno; Al abuSo siStemstic0 en- 10 I'd
ministraci6n economies; & ID conatanta
preYaricRli6n en- ID jnstiCis: ai discre.
Cionalismo en- Il legislaci61 han Afladi.
do h violencis y 81 sarcaamo en- 81 co.
bro del impuestO.
s[Contin6a en 4 psgina %
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-11

Sc enOusntrs en- eRtR CspitaV, proce'
dente de Ponce, 81 Gt ID Or don JuSt0 Mi.
rabSI. muv conocido Cd auuelIa ciudad.
Prop6neae p0IoP unos jfsG entire aus ! :
milinreS iIe San Juan y hemos tanido
0rang nIaeer a g0ludaT & tsn npFeciabYe
sniioo9I que deseamos gratS perma'
nenCia en- eRtR capital.
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LOS TRlsToRuOs De PUERTO RICO.

Para que haya empuf1Rdo las aFmss
an pueblo tan pacffco. que 81 mas de
una vez ha protestRdO ContrR 81 GO
bierno que 8iempre 10 hB Dgoblkdo.
solo be habis servido de elias para re-
ChRzar heY6iGAmente las invasioneg ex
traDisras y para c0adyuYAr con sus
III aEl Progreso," psri6dioo revolucAona-
rio fundado poT Hogbos, en- Barcelona, 81 10.
de Febrero de 1868 suprimido "ab ifato"
Dor 81 Oonde de Gheste, Captain General de
Cataluna, en- Mayo siguiente IN. del E
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-11

--Si hace amos que no hace I'd.
buena digestion y esta delgado y
enfermo. SQu6 dRrfa I'd. d | autGr
de La SEstom aCalina Ulrici, 81 le.
devuelve Ia salua con unas cuaR-
tas caias2
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-24
LIFE LOST IN FIRE.
Sound Beach Farmer Attempts Rescue
Of Horse From Burning Barn,

Sound Beach. Ct, Aug. 33-Alonzo
Ferris. Il farmer of this place lost his
life in cndcavoring to save a favorite
horse in the fire which DESTROYED his
barn and its contents, early today The
blaze in it's early stage was seen By Will
liam Williams, q colClman, and he with
Mr.. Ferris attempted to put it out The
latter rushed into the barn finally to
reach a mare he priced highly and was
not seen again During the morning
while the ruins were being searched for
Ferris body. tn" bones of the man and
the horse were found together in the
debris of the stall.
A farmer, William Gunford. has been
pla ced in Greenwich Jail by Sheriff
Ritch to await a hearing on a charge
which was preferred month ago by
Ferris. At that tim" Mr.. Ferris lost a
big barn ny fire and he charged Cunford
with having threatened to burn him out
Sheriff Ritch had been looking for Gun
ford since tho warrant was issued and
today. saw and arrested him. The loss
by todayS fire WAS $5taW.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-24
DYNAMITE FISHING
To Be Stopped by United Efforts oil
Dominion and Maine Authorities.

PASSPORT. Me, Aug 23.-Capt Pratt of
the Dominion cruiser Curlew and Warden
Kaine of the Maine sea and shore fish
cries service. have united their forces
in an effort to put stop to the prac-
tice of dynamiting fish, which has been
carried on extensively by parties living
i'm this city and on neighboring islands.
AS result of the united efforts of these
officials sufficient evidence has been Sc
cured to make things uncomfortable for
a number of persons for whom warrants
have been issued.
These warrants have been in the hands
of Deputy Sheriff +. A. Murphy and ar
rests are liable to occur at any time.
The operations of the dynamite users
are extended over a territory of five
miles. and the officers are up against a
hard proposition in attempting to catch
the parties in the act of using the cxplo-
sive.
The Curlew Is in port and her tender
has been used considerably of late in
cruising over the territory in which
the volaters of the fishery laws are
known to operate. 1t Is expected that
a big capture will be made before long
and an example made Of the offenders.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-24
THE AMERICAN FoREsrERs.
Increase in Per Capita Tax Recon-.
Notwithstanding Increasing.

Buffalo, N. Y, Aug. 23.-Renorts nj
supreme officers were read and all the
conventions committees appointed at
today's session of the ninth biennial
convention of the American Order of
FOreSterS.
The report of Supreme Chief Ranger
Kelley showed an increase i'm grand and
state courts. He recommended an in
crease in the per capita tax. a. red,,c
ton in the number of REPRESENTATIVES
and an eXtention Of the terms Of hold
ing conventions to every four wears.
The present convention. he said would
cost $4,000. leaving a deficit of $4,000.
ON the question of establishing a san
atorium in Colorado for the cure of
members affected with pulmonary dis
ease. the chief ranger gave the MAN
his endorsement, but left the matter to
the delegates without definite recon-
incubation.
The rcnort of Supreme Secretary
Murty of BROOKLYN showed an increase
of 13,295 in membership during the last
two years. making the present men,
bcrship of the order 235,269.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-24
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

A prominent grocer of Brunswick,
Noel Nandall. made an assignment.
Wednesday. to Jos. Russeau. Mr.. VAN
dali has been one of the leading mer-
chants there for years. The assignment
is due to bad bills. His liabilities are
$11 900 and his stock is worth between
$500 and $4,000. There are $4,000 in bad
bills or the books of the concern.
Justice Albert r. Savage gave his de-
cision, Tuesday. regarding the North
Twin dam dispute. The amount of the
bond will be raised from $685. to $40.
900; the prayer of the petitioners is
granted regarding recognition of their
rights as defendants; and the injunc-
ton is modified by changing seven bill
lion cubic feet of water to five billion
cubic feet.
Calais people will be sorry to learn
that there is no foundation whatever
for the runner current there to the effect
that operations at the st. Croix shoe
factory will be resumed Sept. I. The
president George II. Eaton. stated.
Tuesday. that the attempts to interes,
responsible parties in the plant. have
failed. ard the asSignecs are consider
ing the ACCESSIBILITY of Offering the fac
tory buildings at public auction.
Newport people were grieved, Tuesday
afternoon. to learn of the sudden death
of A. d. Doble, for many years an hon
ored and beloved member of that town
He had been poorly for some months
and last Thursday night, had very bad
spell with his heart, burt from which he
| recovered but was pronounced by the at
| tending physician to be in a very criti-
cal condition. Tuesday. having occasion
| to GO into A. Hodgdon's store on Mill
street. he was taken very feeble and
| called for some one to bring little gin
ger but before this could be done he had
passed away.
Cha rles Switzerland. for whom war
rant was issued at PASSPORT, several
months ago for breaking and entering
and who has since been residing IN an
| other town was arrested in PASSPORT
Monday afternoon. by Deputy Marshal
| MeaIey Switzerland was given a hear
| ing in the municipal court, Tuesday
| forenoon. before Judge McFaul, who
| found probable cause and ordered him
| TO furnish $500 bail for his appearance
at the October term of court. SOuther-
| land during the course of the hearing
| implicated William Stewart as an ac-
cessory and the latter was also placed
under arrest.
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II. NJ. HEATH. ESQ. Justice of the
Pea e. Augusta. Maine.
Dear Sir:
We, the undersigned stockholders Of tho
San Toy Mining Company. Incorporated
under the laws of the State of Maine. in
form you that there j. no ef u
the company at this time. II Is desired
to call a stockholders meeting, bUs owing
to the fact that the Company has no sec-
rotary the meeting cannot be legally
called in accordance with the bylaws.
warrant to james E. Roberts authorizing
him to call a meeting of the stockholders
of the Company for the purpose of elect
ing a Board OF Directors and for such
other purpose or purposes as may be des.
ignated in the notice.
Respectfully,
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, August 4, 1905
Name. Address
GMY Z Z srA?MAS. I Idinspos Ind Ind
EMMA A. BELLS. Indianapolis Ind.
STATE OF MAINE.
County of Kennebec SIS.
To James T.. Roberts of Indi4na polls
Indiana, Pursuant to the foregoing appia-
cation Won are hereby REQUIRED and d.
rected in the name of the state of Maine,
the San Toy Mining Corporation organ
ized under the laws of the State of Maine
having its office at Augusta. Maine. to
in Augusta. State Of Maine on the 18th
day of September. 1905, at 2 p. NJ, which
tlfne ana place | appoint. for the pur-
pose named in said application made a
part Of this warrant by mailing to each
of said stockholders, postage paid. q copy
of sad application and this warrant and
also by publishing a copy of the sarns
Daily Journal, newspaper printed and
published at said Augusta, and being tho
State Paper, said notices to be sent ana
the FIRST publications thereof to be at
least IA days before the day of meeting.
Hereof fail not and make due return OF
| your doings thereon. Given under my
| hand and seal at Augusta, in said coun-
ty, this eighteenth day of August, Nine
| teen hundred and five
| H. M. HEATH
|. ALA Justice Of the Peace
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