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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1905-10-28
DOOMED TO THE Pen
FIRST COURT FRUITS
Sentences Passed Upon Those Who Had Pleaded Guilty
Among Them Two Bicycle Thieves-The
Grand Jury Took Day Off.

The grand jury will probably finish
its work today. 1t took an adjourn
ment yesterday forenoon until this
morning, wnen it is understood the fl
nal report will be put in. 1t is also
understood that 1t will include some
indictments, though not many. The
rest of the report will consist of the
usual recommendations.
Judge Kent passed sentences on the
prisoners who had pleaded guilty to
the indictments which had been found
against them. Two of tnem were bicy-
Gle thieves, Escabelo Ramirez and Dee
p. Williams, who each got one year IN
the penitentiary William Bryant, who
had embeZzled a horse belonging to J.
d. Houck, was sentenced to fifteen
months from July IA last, the date of
his arrest. Bryant had developed a
mania for hiring horses and not re-
turning them to their owners. He had
usually left them hitched in some out
of-the-way place, where they were af-
terward found, but in this case he sold
the animal
E. E. Brown, for grand larceny, got
eighteen months from date. Yukanini
the Apache who tried to kill Halamba,
a woman of the Mcdowell reservation
because he suspected her of witch
craft, to his disadvantage, was SEN
fenced to fifteen months from August
10. when he was arrested.
William Ellwander pleaded not gull
ty to an Indictment for forgery and
his case was set for trial on November
6. The dates of trial were set for the
following cases in which the defend
ants were indicted for bicycle stealing:
b. c. ClaWsOn November 7; ISadore
Pena, November s.
Ramon Aldai pleaded not guilty to
the charge of horse stealing, and his
trial was set for November s. Pablo
Diaz and Juan Vajeca were given I'M
til today to plead to indictments
charging them with stealing bicycles
On the civil side, the case of T. Her
bert Taylor against Ernest w. Gragg
was set for trial November ?. This is
a suit for the collection of a commits
sion for the sale of the E. NJ. Doris
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other enterprises in the territory. Arr
iona, Therefore, feels that it was promi-
nently represented in the convention
of the American Bankers association.
Another portrait is that of our
Col. w c. Greene, of whom the Eli
nancier'' says: col. VIM. c. Greene is
primarily a copper miner but he is al
so a successful banker and stock man,
the Bank of Cananea at the mines Of
the Greene Consolidated Copper com
pany at Cananea. Mexico being one of
the most successful institutions in the
country. Col. Greene spends about half
his time looking after his mining in
terests in the southwest. His exact
knowledge of the resources of that
section lend emphasis to whatever he
says about its commercial affairs. Col.
Green, who is just back from Arizona
and Mexico has this to say: I never
saw the southwest looking better. It
is flourishing in a way that is amaz-
ing. I firmly believe that the past IS
as nothing compared with the future.
The resources of the country are limit
less. Comparatively speaking, the field
has hardly been touched. The south
west at the present time is enjoying
its full share of the prosperity and
good times manifest all through the
territory traversed from Mexico to
New York. Capital is everywhere in
the southwest finding safe and remun-
erative investment, crops are being
produced by scientific methods and
mining development is going forward
as never before. 1t is a wonderfully
inspiring thing to come into close con-
tact with the progress Of the south
west. have seen nothing like it
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1905-10-28

property on West jefferson street. In
the case of J. J. McCabe against w.
w. Cook the trial order was vacated
by consent. In the case of BisseII H
Thomas, dismissed the day before, the
cash bail was eXonerated and the clerk
was ordered to pay the money over
to the attorneys for Thomas on pre-
sentatiOn of the proper receipt. In the
case of Carmen Flores against Fran
cisco Flores the plaintiff was given
alimOny and costs. The alimony is $25
a month. All this has been an expen-
sIve business for Flores. Nearly two
years ago he seduced the plaintiff, who
is quite a handsome Mexican girl. He
would have married her then, but his
knowing friends told him that that
step was unnecessary. They, besides,
poisoned his mind against her by tell
ing him scandulous stories so that he
decided to take his chances in the
court. He was convicted, and at the
last moment sought to get out of his
trouble by marriage, but by that time
the girl had made up her mind that
she did not want MIN for a husband.
He served a term in Jail, and soon af-
ter his discharge he entered upon an
Illicit relation with the girl at the
home of his mother. The relatives of
the girl secured his arrest under the
Edmund's act, but before the case
came to trial it was settled by a mar
riage which was intended by Flores
to be only. an avenue for escape. I'm
mediately afterward he left his wife,
who began divorce proceedings and
was granted a decree. The regular
burden of alimony has now been put
upon HIM.
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then appear that theyhad entered into
a conspiracy TO defraUd. OMEN was
carrying blank checks of the bank with
him. This fact, taken in connection
with the information from Globe. thai
he had fioated three checks OF tn
same kind there. leads TO the belief
that he was foolish enough TO think
that he could make a living thar way.
O'Neill is a rather innocent Iookiu-
fellow, but he is not quite bright. That
was known before. otherwise he woulf
not have jOllied a girl with her love
letter which he had stolen at the SAM
time that he stole her sweetheart
clothing. u. e.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1905-10-28

Founding institutions of New York
are overcrowded. one alone gathers
in about 200 every year.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1905-10-28

Customers of the American Cleaning
works will note its removal from Third
and E. Washington streets to So South
Center, opposite Commercial hotel.
Phone Red POP T H Johnson.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1905-10-28

Mrs. Aylwin, Hair Dressing. II S.
Center. Switches, james, toilet articles.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1905-10-28

The Buhler-N Iarston Company On
Sherlock Holmes" at the Hardwicl<
Theatre. tonight. Matinee, SATURDAY,
2:3O p. m.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1905-10-28

Full line Of wines, liquors. beers. etc-
both family and medicinal purpose.
Wholesale and retail MelcZer Bros
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1905-10-28

Wanted. two dozen AIinorca hens anl
two dozen Leghorn pullets. Hoghe's
Chop House.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1905-10-28

woMETs for
nt hl lies a "a lem are by puCeC 4 -
ring
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1905-10-28

cegNdy@ rwetne stylish lasts dn toe wrinkle shoes built comfort q = q 2
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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1905-10-28
Quality
Counts
Therefore
WE
Garry /;

SWIFT'S
WINCHESTER HAMS,
PREMIUM HAMS,
SWIFT'S
WINCHESTER BACON,
PREMIUM BACON,
SWIFT'S
SILVER LEAF LARD
LIBBY M'NEIL'S
CANNED MEATS.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1905-10-28

"SELZ" SHOES FOR BOYS-The
shoues built on honor; shoes THAI are
solid and full of service; made OF box
calf, Mckay sewed. every pair new.
sizes 215 10 51z; better q no
than others sell at $3.50. .N/U0
Today, pair ...--....
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1905-10-28

sorts only larger, plain and patent tips.
neatly fitting, sizes 1115 CI nn
to ?, worth every cent OF UA
$1.25. Today, pair ...... ~ ~ -
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1905-10-28

CHILDREN'S VICI KID SHOES
Low and spring heels, patent IN
tips, sizes 81 to II and cas- vi
lily worth 81, Today, pair. - ~
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-09
On eODfictO
en- MiranaE.
Echanso 4 ID eaII0 TODa ! niue.
bIos do On matTlmOnIO hos
pOd6dO en- IN ''bolTdlDr !"
Parece que no es question de faIts
de pago. sine de discordias per.
sonaIes.

FaFece que algunos americanOa es-
tan muy enteFadOs da Lac leyes cD
particular do ID del deshAuciO.
Los esposOa Vaughan. tsnian tnmn
das unas habitacinnes en- Il oasn que
en- "a Famar tienen los sefloreG Axtnaa
yer and Son.
FArece que otro ameriCanO intereaa-
6a IRs hAbitaciOnes que ocupabsn AOg
esp0aOs de References y cnmuniC6 &
Axtmayer ID COnveDiencia de que los
hiciera mudsr
El die los esposos VoDghan. vi
nierOn & la ciudad y entoncen fu6 Iro-
20. juzgar por el paFte que produce
Mr.. Vaughan ante el Jue1 del Waite:
SQue 81 dia 3 de Mario. anita los se
fiores Vaughan y Mr.. StebipR, mali-
cioSs ? Voauntariamenta Mr.. AztmA-
yer perturb6 Il paz traDquiidad de
una Casa situRda en- Santurca en- el 81
tio denOminR1o eMiramar,s casa On
donde viva eI declarante y "a espoGa ,
otFas PERSONS; pOr medic de fuertes
Il inusitadog Qritos pOr conducts tumul-
tuosa y ofensiva y por medic de ame-
nazas, vituperiog, rifIaG. dessffos. pro-
vocaciones. y tambi6n por hGcer usO
de leDguaje grossro p provocaciones ,
an presencia 81 aIcance del dido de
muisres contra Is psz del pueblo de
Puerto Rico y 81 artfcuio 368 del Co
digo Penal ndem6s entruron sin de-
recho 9uno en- las habitsciones del
declarante de 90 sefIOrs y sustrsje-
ron los muebles de 6ichos selIores.D ,
ATgunos paaejerOa que pasaron en-
momentos Cd que los hechos denunciR-
dos ae Ilevab, d & efecto, dierOn Rviso
por tel6fono s Ia pOIicfa, cFeyendO
que se tfatabA de an incendiO al veE
voIaF por los aires rOpas, objetos. etc.
81 iuiciO ae celebrare mafiana.
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The International College Of Languages, ha
ldead1 un met0do nuevo, MStcdO doE LeggGtG-
3GnO que es un Eistema de ensenar Oh 1ngles
los Latino eFicanOs, Oy9ndOo hG6LGr.
Eg simplemente ensehaF pOr la voz humane,
esta voz SO oye tan claramente como Ia de
lualoJier miembro de la familia habl6ndo-
aos en- Ell hogar. Los elementos tecniCos quo
dan eliminados, desaparecen obst&culos, la
Bimpiitica Ell prpcedimiento de aprender = as
adquiaici6n de Ia habilidad de ConversRr se
haS0 f&cil en- mly Gorto tempo.
ri aGento OorFiente y Ia pronunciation Sc
RsegurRn, porQue los fonRgramas solo EXPIRE
san sonido emitidod pOr un cantor peffecto.
Todas las lecCicnSs revisten 81 car4cter de
0onverBaoi6n, 8 sea Ia egpeoie de palabras y
traces que Be smplean diaEiamente y Les mas
necesafias que ell extranjero debe aprender.
Setiene ala vista uno delos Nbros, y medi
daque 81 dido escucha 4 Ia lengua pronunciar
oada SilRba, ell oio observa como Sc deletre8
Oada palabra Ia mente guarda las inpFesio-
ne1 transmitidaG asi. Casi antes de aperci-
birnoB de clio, nos aoOstumbr8rnos d penSGT
on elidioma que egtpdiamos.
He aquf algunaS de laH ventajas de este sis
tOmR: No tfens maestro, no hay honorarios
nj ContTatiempos, no se olvidan las lecCiones
pasadAI, al pehgFo de adquirir an NAL aeon
co. Sc 6prende tanto en- una gemana, por
unaS cuantas lecCiones de diez minutes cada
dfa como 10 que un professor ordinRrio ensefa-
uR On un mes. Oon b M9todo Lsnguaono la
An 0AAA04OA RVAAJAAB 4dA " o91eSA9 NS N9E
d arduo deber que muchos suponen. I'm dos
Dalabras 81 sistema et tan complete , est& dis
puasto de tal modo que el primer slfa va Sc ha-
bla Rlgo, un POGO mas oil siguiente mas adm
81 que sigue: en- muy corto tempo Ge apren-
do hsblRr, leer y eSCTibir f6Cily CorreCta
mento.
m Frances, 81 Alem6n el CRstellano han
SidO eneSados con 6xito por este BiBtemR.
Las personrs que desean conoceF mas por-
Denoreg pueden dirigiTs0 The 1SSteFeGtSONG
1 Esq0 LoSg1Egjss, Metropolis Building, Nueva-
Yrok.
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CObTdn en- YaDCO con
iTIbuGIOnGs SObT0 pT0DI0tadss
que VaIGn msnOs de- $lOO
81 caso ha sido informado al Con.
seio Executive.
ST este no Intervene van 4 echar 4
Ia calle 4 unos cuantos infelices.

El signiente escrito hs sido enviadO
81 ConspjO Executive on demands de
iusticis:
Honorable C0nsego Egecutiu0. La
Ley de Rentas IDternss. dice. que MIN
g6n propietari0 de fincao urbRnRa 8
r6stiCas. cuyo valOr no llega & cien pc
SOS, no psRsrk contribution AIguna al
TesorO InsuIar.
En- este pueblo de Yauco. hay inf
nidad de expedientes para el embargo
y remate de incas decIaradss en- pla-
niIlas tassdas pOr menos de Glen Pc
sos. pertenecientes & infelices. que
dentrO de POGO serkn expuIssdOs de
elias. por 81 iDjustO cobrO de ans con-
tribuci6n que no adeudan.
De csc HOnors bic Consejo forma
parte ii Tesorero General. Ell cusl de-
be Ordenar ID canceIAci6n de todo re-
Cib0 cuys propiedad no aIcRnce & Glen
pesos
Es justicia que pido, en- nombre de
d iusticia, desde YsucO. & s de Mario
de 1905.
Respetuossmente.
PeEe0r5a L0Des Victoria.
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GULTOS.

Inf 'rmase que 81 s6bsdo tendrk Ia
gar Il communion de las hijss de Marie.
en Ia Miss de les z , media que se dir6
en- el altar de Is Purfsims.
DuraDte ID misa varies seI0ritan de
d asOCiaci6n smeDizAY6n el acto con
c6uticoa ea1radoa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-09
Axtmayer 6 HijO.
So SAN FRANCISCO 69-


ContFasa general decoonss
establementO pintua dem6s aFCuO
g. para los tabaOs que les encOmn6ls de
q pnblico & precos m6dicOa
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THE CONSOLIDATED
EXPRESS OFFICES
Cargadores v remitentes para
todos los lugares de los Estados
Unidos, Europa y vice-versa.

Todos los paquetes 8 ca rga
cenfados q nosotros recibiran
pronta atenci6n, Y Sc remitiran
{ los precios de expreso mas Ii
mitado.
Los efectos que SO deseen en-
War por expreso, en- los va po-
res de la N. ". & p. r. S. S.
Co, eCoamoD v xPonce> deben
ser entregados los lunes hasta
laa 10 de la ma6ana, y los que
vayan en- los de- Ia SRed d. has
% las 2 de ID lrde los martes.
San Justo A. C. BURSIAN.
AOnsimistyGdor.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-09
COlaRdO IsGh0 con
In tTapO SuClO.

Entre las denuncias presentadas hoy
q Contro Superior de Sanidad, existe
d del osfetfn situad0 On u plaza az
San Francisco, 81 ladO de ID esCaIerilla,
dOnde % halo quo el duefiO de 6ote
oosRba q lecha en- un ttspo sucio, que
- puede YER en- ID Cioina del Superin-
tendcnte.
Er,f demOstrada poF este heChO d
iuaticia d Es26n ~ la campane que
astf hnciend0 la Oficina de Sanidad
contra ou adultaradoFsl De a leche. y
contra LIS que pOr falta de d debida
limDieza en laa maDipulaciOnes de este
liquido % exponen 8 pOntaminacioDeu.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-09

c6uticOs saGrados
fJh0g, B no has 0ob5eg9aOg)
Et SF. IeBOrerO eXplica Ina enmien
das que trae 81 bill Mr.. Elliot va
hscer usO de h palabra pero h cede
Dfsz Navarro quieD sOlicita pane otFl
Vez el bill & ID Comisi6n para estudial
las enmiepdHs propuestao y dRP cuenti
m fiann con 81. Asf se ncueFdn.
ii. B 68 Lo recommends ell Sr
Tesorero. Sc Rprueba el informe. G.
B. 126 pass eD 3ra lectura ? ea apro-
bRdo. 81 B 81. eprobado en- tsrcern
lecture. Mr.. FaIkneF Vota en- contra
Paasn t0dos los bills que fueron CO.
miai6n total son npFobados en teFee-
r. lectuFa. ii. B 116. 122. 90. 155,
1O9. BNrbOsn vota en contra de 6ste, y
10 mismO Mr. Falkner.
H. B 100 ObaePVnCionoS del TesOFe-
70 del Attorney. Mr.. Pest dc ex.
Dlicaciones. H B. 40. aprnbado. Il.
B SO. pasa con e. miendas.
Comisiones de d Cfmara. Isl. b
124 y "a @. B %. Vienen aproba-
dos de d Ckmara.
G. B 26. Yiene con enmiendaS y
Dfaz Navarro, aut0r del bill, ride que
81 COnaejo concurra la1 enmiendaa
por no Ber dc difereucias nustanciaIes
ReComisnds que se apruebe cuandO
Ways & Comisi6n total.
H b 121. frmado poF el pEesidente
de b C6mnra.
Disc6tesa eIC. B 79 intsrYiniendo
Joe selIors- Dfaz Navarro. Attorney y
TesErerO. Pesa Comisi6n paFn dis.
Cutirge ma1ana. sY ei empF6stitoa
A lae dOcs 90 IeVantR b sG1i6n para
maGana ~ 10 De i misma-
COLONIA ESPECIAL de esrudiantes pueE-
toEHiqueHOs on Baltimore. Nd. & cargo de n
Rafael JGneE 1914 Druid Hell Avo.-Admite
nl1oN j nihag memories de IA aiions E1zdn de
sle9 anticipates pOr BemeBtrsS en- coucspto
de pupila3o, snsennEza, layadO daEopa. crin
tencia Insdica z medicinas. Re1arencias: D.
Con , IiCdol. is1eras , Persa en San Juan.
y. Arturo Diaz eR ArsuibO. Dr.. L. Orcntfrtrt
en Rl0-HieogaGs Doctor Martinez Guaap an
.aynsii1z, ls1dn. julia ca Ponce. = Bilio
k1nerg su Q1F1lins. 81 Juan DtVllo cu .elirs
rs -. 5crtA Do5s O. Agnad1ll1. u.
1laeo ellrllani ! p.46t Bupie cp
oR.Q
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Reepetuosamente.
PeLeQr5n Lopez HSctOri0.
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SAL NAIURAL.-Se vende s'SAl Natu-
raj, DO las tamcsas Salinas de Guanica 4
precios modicos. Sc ofrecen cargamento-
para cualquier puerto de la IeIA. Para In
fornes di1lgirueG Yauco, Apartado 117
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Mn.nlnnR GENERAL

@ sO4SshjO As Ai4At3 Res. ~ ri larabe calmanle
se6ora Wnsow debs seInpre ul1e los milo
el pertop de Ia den ei5n Properricna alivo
Immediate al pe1teno pacente, produce IN sueho
4nra tranduilo nivia el dolor Ell ami CELTIC despiera
my vivo alegre. Is muy agradabs 81 paladar, calna
nio abanda aus encias aivia dolores hace fk-
aes as unciones del ost6maRo reSua los intestncs.
q a sneor xamsdio conocido para Ia diaE4ea yh pros
Vanra esfa de r. centici6n de cualuuera otra
E6npnsa muchO SuidIdo en- pedir el IaEahs Claimants
as IA se8oEa Win5lpW' 4 e. el meior de todoe.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-21
NOTICE.

Whereas, The grade of Division street
has been established by ordinance and
the work completed, and certain prop
erty owners along the line of said street
have petitioned the Council to have the
sidewalks paved aud curbed;
Be it resolved by the Council Of the
City of Perth Amboy, That the owners
or occupants of lots fronting on said
street be and they are hereby directed
to a." the sid walk in front OF their re
spective premises with 4 foot Blue
Stone Tagging. aud to lay a 90 inch
Blue Stone curb, within two months
from the passage and publication of
this resolution.
And if any of said owners or occu-
pants shall neglect to do said work.
that the same shall be done by the
Council at their expense.
All said work to be done under the
superintendent of the Street Commits
sioner and the direction of the Commit
tee on Streets and Sewers.
Approved.
H. MARTYR BRACE,
10075 2-15 At VS. Mayor.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-21
from Atlantic TO Pacific fJr Only $4,000,

via New Jersey Central and connection
and choice of three routes. Tickets &
sale daily, February 2S till May II
1908. The New Jersey Central vii
sell from your home station TO any com
mon point in California 4 ticket, gvin!
gool accommodations, for $4,000, an
make all arrangements for trip, cbccl
ing baggage and rcseryinG bertlls. Per.
sonal attention at transfer junctioI
points by representatives, VIII rout'
via Scranton, Buffalo and Chicago 9
St. Louis; or Washington, Chicago {
St. Louis or Washington and New o.
leans. Time, five days. Stop-offs q
Niagara Falls or Washington. For il
form alton and folders write TO La +
Why te, District Passenger Agent, a
bury Park, N. !. l0056 2-ll ct 60
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-21
TROLLEY GETS
INTO LINDEN.
Another Link Secured in the
RightOf Way from Cities TO
Raritan River.

Elizabeth, Feb. 20:-The applioa
ton of the Elizabeth and Raritan
River Railroad Company, which is a
part of the Public Service Corpora
tion, for n street passenger railway
through Elizabeth avenue in Linden
township, came up for the third an /
hual hearing and passage before the
township committee Friday night in
the town hall. There was a large
gathering, representative of the town
ship and borough present.
A B. Carlton, ice-president of the
Public Scticc Corporation, was one of
the first to arrive. Ha was oco
panied by John +. Spinning, fotmor
ownship treasurer. Only two Of the
three members of the committee APP
pearud. These we're Walter E. Nit.
cheIl, chairman, and George Nc
Gillray, Jr,
According to the provisions OF the
ordinance, the corporation is given
The right OF way along Elizabeth
| avenue from the northeast boundary
line of lhe borough OF Linden, to n
point northeast Of r oselle street,
thenca ever n private right of way,
crossing McCandless, Carnegie and st.
George avenue at grade, to the north
! eru line Of st George avenue, - which
is the dividing line between Linden
and Roselle. Tie company is Re.
| CURED to lay between the tracks ard
| three feet outside the oufcr rails,
stone macadam pavement to n depth
of six inches, to lay only glider rails,
and to use at all c-osswalks the same
material ms that used by the township.
The line is to be completed aud in
operation retore December /, 1905.
The company shall carry passengers
for a i~ive.cent fare from any point in
the borough of Linden, to Which its
tacks extend, to any point in Eliza
beth TO Railway, to which its tracks
extend. Thirty-three school ticket,
shall he sold for one dollar.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-21
AN ORDINANCE.

An ordinance to vacate Chestnut street.
Whereas the Central Railroad Company
Of New Jersey has petitioned the Counctf
to vacate Chestnut street, and said petit
ton has been advertised as required by
the charter.
BE 1t ordained by the City Of Perth
Amboy:
Sec. THAT Chestnut street az for
merly laid out by George Buchanan be
and the same is hereby vacated.
Introduced, Dec. ;, 1904.
Passed, Feb. Il, 1905.
Presented, Feb. 10, 1905.
Approved, Feb. "a, 1905.
Approved
II. MARTYN BRACE.
Mayor.
Attest
Chas. NJ. McWillams,
City Clerk.
1907 2-l5 2w WIS
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-21
NOTICE.

Perth Amboy, N. J., Oct. 81. 1904.
To the honorable Board Of Alderman,
Perth Amboy, N, ].
Gentlemen -
The undersigned property owners on
the line of Charles street respectfully
petition that you have a laid in
said street from Huntington street
north and to connect with new State
street sewer in such a way and of such
size and material as may be designated
by the city engineer, and your petition
ers will ever pray.
John Hoffner
Wladistaw Kacrmavek
Mefd Worsak
Amlna Uellinan
w. Wilk
Roman Sydor
Mike Pettlack
John Pastirik
John Jorwiak
Lavene Kowalczyk
Thomas ~lhtotajarat
Morik Hoengrnhoe
1001' 2-13 st. c. O. d.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-21

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. Feb, 21.-.A
terribl" disaster has occurred in The
Virginia mines, which are lorltcl
about eighteen miles from here. Two
hundred and fifty men are cntumbcd in
the mine, and 1T is believed that all are
dead. Ony hundred ANA soycn bodies
have alrctdy been taken from the
mines. The mines belong to the Ala
hama Steel and Wire company. which
is owned Ivy the S~riulcrs.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-21
NOTICE.
Perth Amboy, ". j.

Perth Amboy, ". j.,
Jenuary 1905.
To the Honorable Mayor and Board of
Aldermen of the City Of Perth Amboy:
Gentlemen-We the undersigned proper
y owners along the line Of Hall avenue.
do hereby respectfully petition your hon.
orable body TO cause a grade to be es-
tablshed On Hall avenue from the bridge
YER the Central railroad of N. j., to
'a'dhridge road and we do further petit
ton to have said portion of all avenue
worked TO the established grade, and your
petitioners will ever pray. Signed
Anton Andersen and Is others.
Edw In Metzgar,
Martin p Thompson
Joseph Miller,
John Fahey.
Morton Nielsen,
p. Freis Laugesen,
Karl Freis,
Peter Andersen,
Jorgen Hansen,
Soren G. Jensen,
John Zamilinski,
Dick Tiedge,
John Jabrockhy,
Bans N. Miller,
Jens Madsen.
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