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SiuaCi6n
economical.
EI 0sfuelzO do tOdOS dobo anea-
IllnaFso 4 EGrnedlaF oI nal.

Clertamente. 10 situaci6n econ6micR
del pals sigue en- un estedo 6lpido.
Las hnanzas en- los mpnicipioa ofrecan.
como desde hace aIgunoa amos, eI mis-
mo nada OonsoladOr aspect0. Prueba
de clio es, apArte de otras que seria
ocioao repetir, las diferentes comisio-
mes que de Ia isAa hsn estadO Ultima
mente en- San Juan gastionandO anti-
clpos dc emprestitos cOncertadOs con
Ell tegoro insular.
Iss Camaras trabaian todo Io efieaz-
mente possible en- el sentido de coDiurar
tai crisis. la C6mara 6 este fin enca-
nina aus pasos con Ia necesaria refle-
xl6n y Ell tacto que han menester
pFoblemas ca verdad diffciIee.
No necesitR Ia C6mara, desde IuegO,
de insinuaciones desprovistas de senti-
do Com6n, que sueIen hacerse NAL
encubriend0 torpes desahogos en- los
que es de notar la marca de fabrica de
la nezQuina polftica de banderia.
Claro es que en- los prop6sitos que
amman & los IegisladOres puertorri-
quefos, debemOs todos p0ner de nues-
ira parte cuanto contribuya & obViar-
les diicultades, pues se tratR de un
ssunto Guys trascendencia no escapa
al menOs aVisadO.
Asf, pues, tanto los organismos s
centros de fndole particular como es-
pecialmente los Gde Caracter guberna-
two y todos los ciudadanos deben to-
mar & pecho tan vitaIfsima question.
No es possible que Il crisis econ6mi-
ca 90 perpet6e. presentando W el as
pecto que todos conocemos. rs nece-
sario el remedio y an clio creemos que
ell propio gobierno demuestre tanto
inter6s como eI Que demuestran los COM
patriotas que en- Ia CSmara repreeentan
genuinamente ID opinion del pals.
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De SOCIEDAD.


DiSti1lguada hat6sped.-La seflorita
Manuela Gouzalez, de Mameyes, Ca
rolina, Sc halla en- San Juan, donde
pasaFa una tempofada. hospedando-
Sc en- la casa del Sr. Palmer.
Grata estancia deseamos aqui, q
la distinguida cuanto bella sefo-
rita
Una 6OdG.-Parece que pronto
contFaeran matrimonio cat6lico los
distinguidos i6venes Lcdo. Rodriguez
Cebollero y la Srta. Gonzalez (Ma-
nuelita,) cuyo compromise amoroso
tuvimos el gusto de indicar ante
riormente.
Deseamos q los futUros c6nyuges
todo g6nero de felicidad en- su ven
turosa union.
Ms cODal)TOna5SOS.- 10 son pro-
piamente dichos los que ell amor
hace y con mucho gusto los CON
traen los agraciados de Ia suerte,
cuando halIan 4 su paso una mu-
ier buena y bella que les promote
la dnica ventura possible en- la tie
ira. EI distinguido Letrado don
Cayetano Coll y Cuchi y la bella
y culta damita Pepita Pujol forman
adorable pareja que prom6tese fell
cidad grande al realiz2r su proyec-
tado enlace. que en- mas 8 menos
leiana fecha ansfan hoy verifcar.
Hay en- perspectiva tres compro-
misos amorosos mas. y daremos
cuenta de ellos en- nuestras pF6xi-
mas xnotas.D
Tambi6n la bella Y distinguida
rubita Carmen Daub0n y ell conoci-
do Notario Sr. Julio Cesar Gonzalez
han contraido amoroso compromise.
Tienen muchas simpatfas en- esta
buena sociedaa los distinguidos j6-
venes y todos ven con gusto esa
adorable conjunction de belleza Y
correction. que promote futura VEN
tura.
Asf la tengan todos los que tie
men la dicha de alcanzarla.
Gran 0l15naGca03a.-I4a hay sin du-
da para la representation del SMi-
kado~ que baio los auspicios de la
distinguida se1lora de Lugo Vi1as
y en- beneficio de la Sociedad pro-
tectora de mendigos, Sc llevara a
efecto los dias II y 8 del corrien-
te en- nuestro teatro.
81 Cdq3aG0az.-Nos ocuparemos
pronto de los proyectos que hay
para las festas de carnaval, dando
q conocer el progFama, a1n en- es-
tudio por la Comision organizadora.
SEMPER.
Nota bene: Los amigos que de la
isla Sc sirven enviarnos <notasS pa
ra las nuestras, sirvanse hacerlo 8
d nuestro apartado 832 8 q xLa
CorrespondenciaS. Esto respecto q las
personales de bodas y otras analogas,
pues en- 10 referente a fiestas en-
general, &La Correspondencia~ tiene
un buen cuerpo de corresponsales
en- todos los pueblos de la isla =
ellos las hacen.
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COnuRicacioneS
Y PetiGiOnos.

Veeinos de GusyanilIa piden s u
Camara de Delegates, decrete la com.
pOsici6n de Ii csrratera az Ynuc0 6
Ponce en So trozo de Guayanilla, por
estar lntransltable y Ger peligFos0 pa
ra los visjeros.
Empleados de cOmerciO de Patllias
piden que Ell ComeYcio permanezca
alberto Los domir gls hasta las doce,
pero que se Clerre todos los diSs las
seia de Ia tarde.
Los alcaLdes de San German y Cabo
Rolo, supliGRn & b C6mara de DeleRa-
dos decrete Tn crelito sufciente para
Aa construction del canine vecinaI,
que pasando per los bArFios de sMonte
Grandes ,, DSebana Eneass une & San
Garm6n con Cabo Rojo.
Don jose Ramon Nazari0 de San
German pide & Il AsambIea Leglslati-
va decrets el psg0 de E107 80 que Sc le
adeudan como h0norarios devengados
como comisionado de apremios de San
GermSn.
Exposition de vecinos propietarios
de los b2rFios de 0Cubuy.2 <Lomss. ,
sHato Puerco, eCan6vanas2 y SMe-
diana AIta.S msnifestando su inc0n,
formidSd con ell ptOp6sito de rec0ns-
truir ell municipio de LOLA.
El alc1lde de Santa Isabel, dice que
es de necesidad que las facultades de
las Juntas de Caminos vueIVan & loa
Ayuntamientos
Miguel BarrionueVo Rivera de Ca.
yey, pide Sc le concedaa una subven-
Ci6n para il & estudiar los Estadoa
Unidog.
Vecinos y COmerCiantes- de Ponce
manifestan estar de acuerdo con ell
DescRnso Dominical.
Antonio Maria Leon de Cayey. pide
protection para ir & estudiar & los Els
tados Unidos.
LiboTio Mandri de Guayama pide
SO le cOnce6a una beca por cuenta del
Tesoro Insular para ir estudiar los
Estados Unidos.
Luis V6lez Lopez. de San Juan. pi-
de la AsambleR Legislative que
acuerde 81 pago de sus honorarios CO.
mo ArChiVerO interino del Tribunal de
Distrit0 de San Juan Y que a1n no le
han sldO satisfechos.
Francisco GArcfa y Garcia. de Caro-
lina. pide ge tome en- confederation les
razones que expOne acerc8 de la neCe-
sidad del puente sobre el Rio Grande
de LOLA.
El alOalde de Lares remite Copia de
IN acuerdo de Rquel Ayuntamiento.
pidiendo que se construya IN camino
afrmado entire aquel pueblo y AreCibo
v que Lsres forme parte del Distrito
judicial de Arecibo.
Dependencies de comeroio de Fsjsr-
do piden Sc decFete eI Descanso Do
minical'
El aICAIde de L9res remite copis de
IN acueFdo &c aqueI Ayuntamiento,
pidiendo Is SUPPRESSION de las Juntas de
Caminos.
Federico Torres y Luis r. Rivera
de Aguada, manifestan que han sido
separados de Los cargoS de Secretario.
Contador y Iesoreao Municipal. que
respectivaments desempe aban. y sin
Causa justifcsds. por 10 cuaI se ponen
81 amparO de d AsambIea Legislative,
para que hsga respetar lR Ley.
Angel Maldonado. REQUIRE por se-
gunda vez ante Ia Camara de Delega-
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GLibsrtad Borlnqus1a. /"

Esta sociedad ha acordado ceIebrar
IN certamen de lAbores dentrO de sus
asociados y tsmbi6n de los que no 10
sean, con Ell fin de ir coRdy uvando 81
adeIanto de ID mujsr en- esta TERRA.
Tambien invitar6 para otrO certa-
men todOs los eIementos que compO-
nen Los gremios de m1sicos. pintOrea,
carpinteros. zspaterOs, tip6grAf0s y
den16s obreros en- general.
Sc dar6n 6 coDocer las bases de ese
prOyeCto para conOcimiento de las CIa-
see trabSjadoras que quie ran conCurrir
8 es0s actos.
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El iefe del gabinete Qufnnico inAular
eat6 hacienda un Rn6liBia de Los dife-
rantas pl6tancs del pals. para aVeri-
guar 81 valOr nutIitivo de cada uno.
Despu6s proCeder6 hacer 10 pro-
pi0 con OtrOa vegetables.
rs idea fne sugerida p0F el doctor
Asford, como reaDItado de su estudio
gcbre Ia anemis.
-Por hRbet extit guido condens
han sido puestos on libertad de Ia car
col de diatritO. Santiago Barb0sa y
Ramona Molina.
-PUES SENIOR; queda resuelto 81
problems. ESTA JUS1lFICADO
que Ell MEJOR RON, el mas purO.
TUFO de- ninguna espeCie. es elque
fabriCan los BefIores TRU EBA < OIL
VAS. duefios del Rcreditad0 establecl-
miento 0LA MULITA.2 IL gran fS-
brica de licores estS en- SRnturCe. Ta-
lIareu. corcs az u estaci6n del FerFcCa-
1ril. p. o. Bcg 748. San Juan,
Puerto Rico.
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L. PLANAS MARTl.
TETuAN as.

OfreOe & preCios m6dicos: ARNE.
8FS COMPLETOS AMERICANOS
DE CADENA Y RETRANCA.
CONSTANTE SURTIDO DE FRU.
TOS DEL PALS. A PRECIOS LIMI-
TADOS.
AGENTE GENERAL de lbs MoIi:
nos de PILLSBURY, WASHBURN,
FLOUR, MILLS Co. Ltd. de Minnea.
polls, MINI. que producen Las afama.
das harinas de trigo ePILLSBURY S
EST xxx y u de maiz, GLA
ESMERALDA.D
AGENTE GENERAL de los Se6o.
Res HUFFMAN BROS de New York,
4abricantes de las afanadas naarCas de
MantequiIla eLA FAVORITA9 y GEL
YANKEES
>AGENTE GENERAL de d cerVe-
Cerfa GTHE CONGRESS BREWING
co., do Brooklyn. N. Y 90 v. ..
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R 0 B 0

Agapito Rivera, de Humacao, arre-
bat6 violentamente hoy & medic dia
IN portamonedag & ID sefiora Maria
Borr8a.
El portamonedas Contenia $50.
AgapitO fu6 captnrado por ell senior
Agustin Musa, Marshall de la Corte
Municipal.
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THE CONSOLIDATED
EXPRESS OFFICES
Cargadores y remitentes para
todos los lugares de los Estados
Unidos, Europa y vice-versa.

Todos los paquetes 8 carga
eonfados a nosotros recibiran
pronta atenci6n, y Sc remitiran
q los precios de expreso mas Ii
mitado.
Los efectos que So deseen en-
War por expreso, en- los vapo-
res de la N. Y. e p. r. IS. s.
Go, SCoamos y xPonce> deben
ser entregados los lunes hasta
las 10 de la manana, y los que
vayan en- los de la ~Red d. has
to las 2 de Ia tarde los martes.
San Justo A. C. BURSIAN.
administration.
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ANg N GI0

En- esta fecha be 'conferidO Il aeIor
don Iaidro Al. Sanchez, de esta pIaza.
poder bastante v facuItades necesarias.
para Ia Gerencia de mis- Agencies Co
meTciaIes y representations de- f6bri-
Cas. etc. San Juan, P. r. 81 de
Enero 1905.-E. WOLFF.
3~Y. 8.
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s.. "a. Luz ELECTRICA
servioo Dc dia upohsa Gordsnts continue Ba enaon
NO HAY PELIGRO

nstaacions para pacaFes alum
brado pubico, abanicOs Oda clase de motores
Ciendas
ene exstenca material ectco precios iguae
NUEVA YORK.
EsEBo, BAPDEz PUNrUALDAD maseaes meior que
produce
I'D por tel6fonO emplo
para cumpimentaE deseos.
OFIClNAS: -Alen AZ
Apaztado Dc III - ~ -
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"RsorgsRlzando" o. BaIiido.
Preparanse para seguir Ell triunfo
de sus ideas.

A peSar de IL derrota sufrida On las
elecciones por ell partidO dem6crata,
los hombres dirigentes de esta fliGci6n
polftica 30 agitan para constituir Ell
partido.
Ademas del memorial del candidate
Mr.. Parker hay que se1aIar Ia nota de
Mr.. Bryan que representa- los eLemen-
tos radicaIes dem6cTatas.
Este sefiRla ID aeci6n que debe se.
guirse para TefoTzar al partid0 y se.
gnir eI triunfo de sus ideas.
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dos denunciando atropeIlos, que dice.
se han cometido en- Ell CoIegio de
Hu6rfanos de SantuYce.
Comerciantes de Manatf dicen que
ver1an con Sgrado sc decrete una ley
sObre el Degcanso Dominica.
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En- csta impFentR Be VeDde pGpel "a
perifaiep yiaR ( Qo GuiR
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-El iueves 90 ceIebrar6 ID reception
de costumbre en "a Mansion Eiecntiva.
Ell Ayuntamiento de San Juan ce-
lebrark session ordinaria passdO mans
No.
Han saIido aver poIicfas de San
Juan para Rio Grande.
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AlmOTTanaS

Sc PADECE De ESTA ENFERMEDaD porqus nsda hasa
viloso de
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yN$E.iU al LAh NAL tths. - sktl tlarabc a.unlalte
~ @ sAHai Wnslow sleha nsltse sempfe due los nios
etan en "a periodic de Ia den ci6n. Rrpporciona avio
Immediate al peduedo paciente produce sueho
tfa Ytranauilo aya Ell dolor vel an CELTIC dsspief,a
nnF Vfer nleate. inuy a2radaba at palacar cama
al nido. a6anda sus encas avia sus dolores, hace f.
Giles laa unclcnes del es6maao reslA les ntestinos
- 81 eor remedio conocidq para IA dtatrea "a pro
penpa ssia de IA eentfci6n Hs cualuHiera cRuaa
Tknrass hucho cuidado en- pkdir 81 Jhrabe Galmanto
q a SeGofa Winslow' es 81 major dc toqef4
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Man I'd saldrS para AreCibo 81
Coronel aanil.
EEsta ma1sna celebraron una. en-
trevista con el Gobernador ell senior
Franco Soto, delegado u CSmara y
81 seflor del Vale, Juez municipal de
San juan.
Despu6s de t0mar Iss medidss
convenientea & Ii hygiene p6blicR en-
el pueblo de San Sebastian. ha regre-
sado Ponce el inspector del distFitO
Sur.
Sc aseglra que entire las supresio-
mes que har6 lR C6mRra de DeIegados
en- ell presuppesto de obFas p1blicas,
figurs ID do rnensaieroa, por ser excesi-
vo el n6mero de ellos en- aqueIlas of
cinss
-Es obieio de concentrates que no
ge cumplan lHs oPdenapzas municipaTes
en- 10 que respects & la msIchR de los
caFros que hRcen Ell traspOrta de mer-
Cancfas entire la Marina y San Juan.
-Ha sido curado en- 81 cuarto de
soG0Fros Lucas Bernal de una heEidR
producida casu slmente ca 81 dedo pull
gag De u mapc izquieFda.
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JACINTO NARAlJO.-- Ciruiano Den
tnta.-Ha trasladado su ofiCinadental Ia
sale de la Tanoa, No. 8, altos, donde ofreCe
Hus serVioios al pdblico en general p.
PLANIAR DE CLAW Ell. MaTgarita on
tiestos. Amarillos, bsancUs roios a 25 cts.
una. Los yende -F FraYabisc0 MITtsaes. Ca
He Amistad IA Yanco, P. R.
r. CULLEN A fnador n cpmpositor
de ptanosy harmonioss gompra pianos vie
JOS Va eualquier pueblo de la lsla. So
hcitesele. Relogema F. Kehrhahn. Plaza
Balaorioty de Castro, San JuanP r..
30v.s.
AL PUBLICO- FotogFafias, ampliaciones
y fotograbados Sc hacen en- la Fotograffa de
la Succession de Alfonso San Francisco AZ.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1905-04-20
c. &. BRENNAN Goes Into Bank.

County Treasurer BRENNAN has
been appointed by Administrator Boy
sen to a position in the Commercial
bank and will be in charge of the in
erests of the administrator. Mr..
BRENNAN has purchased the bank
building from Mrs. Leet for $74OO and
received deed for one. third interest.
The remaining two-thirds will be deed
ed to him as soon as an order of court
can be obtained.
O. p. Coon who has been the efficient
and faithful assistant in the bank for
many years, will remain in his present
position.
Mr.. BRENNAN will give a portion
of his time to the treasurer's Office,
will continue to be responsible for its
management and will do portion of
it's work. He still has year and two
thirds to serve as county treasurer.
We are glad to see so good a posi-
ton come to Mr.. BRENNAN, especially
as it guarantees his remaining here
permanently. The Commercial Bank
is fortunate in securing the services
of so good q man. He is especially
well fitted for his new duties. He has
very large acquaintance, is popular,
has excellent judgment, and his duties
have already made him familiar with
the financial standing of everybody
in the vicinity, something necessary
in that business.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1905-04-20
Mrs. Eugene Talbot Dead.

Villisca Review: The Talbot fam
lily northwest of town has been robbed
of the wife and mother, whose sweet
presence gave the happy home its
wealth of Joy and peace and comfort,
and the whole community has been in
cited to profound sympathy. The
first of the year Mrs. Talbot was con-
fined to her bed for four weeks with
heart trouble and from that time until
her death was up and down with diff
ferent ailments of a serious nature.
Just week previous to her demise,
however, she was feeling quite well
and came to Villisca to see her doc
tor, but the following Sunday she was
taken worse and passed away last
Thursday at 7:20 O'Clock. The fun
eral which was held from the Airing
ton M. E. church Friday afternoon at
2:30 O'Clock was an exception in the
way of attendance, there being 81 We
eicles in the procession which follow
ed the remains of Mrs. Talbot to Ar
lingtOn cemetery. Rev. p. V. d.
Vedder of this city, conducted the SER
vices.
Harriet Dysart was born in Jasper
county, Iowa, Sept. 30, 1866, and
March II, 1879, was united in mar
riage with Eugene Talbot, with whom
she lived faithful and devoted wife
and mother. To them were born
seven children, four of whom are liv-
ing, Cleora, Arthur and Elmer being
at home and Mrs. Frank Landon re-
siding in this vicinity. In September,
1879, Mr.. and Mrs. Talbot moved to
Audubon county, Iowa, where they
lived until three years ago last March
when they came to Montgomery cOun-
ty. Twenty years ago Mrs. Talbot
was converted to God and united with
the Methodist Episcopal church., in
whose Christian fellowship she lived
a worthy and faithful member. She
was a most affectionate wife, devot-
eel mother and a fast fixed friend.
She was woman of queenly bearing
and yet of few words. While she did
not express her Christian experience
In words as much as some, she lived
the Cody life which commends itself
to the world. She had faith in her
Savior which sustained her through
the sufferings and pains which were
hers in life. While the loss of wife
and mother to this family is severe,
Vet, to her it is an eternal gain for she
rests from all her care and suffering
and now waits in the heavenly city for
those she loved so dearly, yet on earth
TO finish their work, and then welcome
them to the home above.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1905-04-20
Organize Legislative Body.

INDIANOLA, Ia, April 14--(Spec-
ial in Register-Leader)-The Kallon-
ian Literary Society of Simpson coll
ege, composed of gentlemen Of the
undergraduate student body, have
organized themselves into legislat-
i've body patterned after the national
house of representatives and for the
spring term of this year their work
will consist of the discussion and pass
age of bills, and other work of legis-
lative nature. Frank l.. Mott has
been elected speaker. Each member
of the society has been assigned to a
certain state, and about two-thirds of
the states in the union are represented.
A number of bills and resolutions
were introduced at the first meeting
and the interest was further heightened
the contesting of the seat of the
gentleman from Utah on charges of
polygamy.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1905-04-20
Obituary..
From Red Oak Express.


Patrick Smith was born in Ireland
GA years ago; died in this city April
9th, 1905, funeral services at the Catho-
lie church Saturday afternoon, con-
Quoted by Rev. Father Quinn. Pat
rick Smith came to this country when
a small boy and located in New York
city, where he lived until he was Is
years old. He enlisted for the war in
company G., 102 Illinois Infantry and
served three years; was married at
Keithsburg, ILL.,, March 7, 1872, to
Miss Mary McGOvern, and moved to
West township this county, one year
later. In 1890 he moved to this city
where he has since lived. Seven
children were born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Smith, two dying in infancy. Those
living are: Mrs. John Burkhart, of
Coon Rapids, Iowa; w. E. Smith, st
Joe, Mo-; w. T. Smith of Trinidad,
Colo; Miss Lottie F. and Miss Lizzie
M. Smith, of this city. He also leaves
brother, Martin Smith, of Audubon,
Iowa. Mrs. Smith preceded her hus-
band to the next world October a, 1884.
The bereaved family especially the two
daughters who are left alone have the
sympathy of all in their hour of
trouble.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1905-04-20
New Court House Question.

&C. Donaldson has been circulat-
ing petition the past few days ask
ing the board of supervisors to defer
action on building new vault In the
court house and to submit the quest
ion OF building new court house to
the people at q special election to be
held this fall. The board is to meet
next Monday and let the contract for
putting in new vault. They adver-
tised for bids, and are limited to an
expenditure of $1,000. The plan is to
change the treasurer's and auditors
vaults as now constructed by remov-
ing the partition and throwing them
into one and turning it over to the
treasurer, of treating the clerks and
recorders vault the same way and
turning it over to the clerk, and build
ing one new and much larger one to
be used by the auditor and recorder.
The question that now confronts Au-
dubon county people Is whether to go
on and do this patch work expanding
in the neighborhood of $4,000, or face
about and build a new court house.
We are reliably informed that the Odd
Fellows favorable entertain the propo-
sition to purchase the old court house,
in case the county would sell it, chang
ing it, using the up stairs for lodge
rooms and the down stairs for pub
lie hall. 1t would be good building
for those purposes and would be worth
about $1,000. 1t is thought by good
judges that a court house meeting all
the requirements of the county can be
constructed for $780, If the quest
ion is submitted we favor limiting the
amount to $4,000. This is not big
annnfy ool tho rappipamapfc NOT
for as large a building as in some
other counties. There are counties
that have put up court houses in this
part of the state in recent years for
that amount. Then the s., 900 or there
about that the county would get for the
old building and the nearly s., 900 that
they have to put into vaults at once if
they do not build, would GO one fifth
of the way on the new stru cture.
If 5000 is spent now on the vaults
we have reason to believe that that
is not the end of the expense of re-
pairs needed, but that in few years
the old vaults, which are not thought
to be altogether tire-proOf, will have
to be rebuilt. Then with so much
money put in on repairs the county
will have an unsightly and unhandy
building, new in vaults, old in its
main parts and a discredit to the
county
We are told by those who have in
vestigated the question that putting
up new building would result in in
creasing the taxes on farms but one
cent an acre, and other property in
proportion and that that amount
would not be required very many
years.
Let us have a new court house.
Almost everybody in this part of
the county is signing the petition. Mr.. |
Donaldson is in the south part of the |
county with the petition the past few |
DAVIS
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1905-04-20

The following resolutions were pass
ed by Geo. Whitney Camp, No. 1T M
w. A. at their regular meeting, April
Is, 1905
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased God in his
infinite power to call from among as
to his reward on High, our beloved
neighbor, F. M. Leet, a worthy and
highly honored member Of our fra
ternity, an enterprising citizen, an
etfectionate husband and an indul-
gent father, therefore be it.
RESOLVED, That while we greatly
grieve the loss of our beloved neigh
Dor, yet we trust that our loss will be
his gain, his earthly cares and sor
rows are over and when we meet we
will miss him but while we cherish his
memory, we commend his spirit, to
God who gave it, knowing that He
doth all thing we'll.
RESOLVED, That we deeply sympa.
thize with the family of our deceased
neighbor and assure them that the
strong arm of the fraternity is ex-
tended for their comfort in this,
their sad hour of grief.
RESOLVED, That a copy of these
resolution be spread upon the rec
ords of this camp, copy furnished to
the bereaved family, and that they
be published in the local papers.
r. @. SPENCER
ID. w. FULLERTON
Il. F. GREEN
COMMITTEE