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Douglas Island news., 1905-04-19
Ash Wednesday.

Next Sunday is Easter.
 It's Mayor Stubbins now.
 Visit the Park next Sunday.
 Easter eggs at the Park Sunday.
 The Island Lumber Mill has started up.
 Shirt waists for spring wear, at the TreadweI Store.
 Ask forJ. Weber's bread when you eat in a restaurant.
 Pat Milan has taken position in the stamp mill at Sheep Creek.
 Judge Guunison has returned to Ju- neau from visit in the East.
 A whole soul or half-sole. Shoes repaired at Alex Smallwood's.
 See the new Surplice effects in shirt waists at the Treadwell Store.
 SmalIwood, the beach merchant, has a fine line of General Merchandise.
 Albin Baritillo and R. J. S. Bethell returned to Douglas via the Humboldt. Ladies mannish shirts are the latest fad. See the line at the Treadwell Store.
 If you want real fine pair of shoes made to fit you, see Alex Smallwood at the Beach Store.
 Do you want to exchange your old cook stove for new range? Call on Wortman < Jensen.
 Take your old shoes to Alex Small woods for repairs. Remember the place-Beach Store.
 Mrs. Bert Anderson aud little son ar rived via the Dolphin last Thursday from Republic, Mich.
 Ed. Armstrong and Jack Cottrell came in from their logging camp on Portland Island, last week.
 Open Door Mission, next door to Douglas Meat Market. Services every night, 500 o'clock, except Monday.
 BoRN-To Mir, and Mrs. Joseph Pat terson, on Sunday, April 16th, 1905, son, weight Il pounds. All we'll and happy.
 Councilman Sam Gius and wife will be passengers on the Jefferson for Tacoma to spend vacation of two months.
 FOR SALE-Good residence lot in Douglas, 5Ox2OO it. Warranty deed. Inquire at News office. Lot on Fourth St. between D. and E. tf.
 Why not ask for Weber's bread when you eat in a restaurant? You know it always has nice, sweet taste, and is the best bread in town.
 Before you buy that new heating stove, see the stock Wortman & Jen- sen have. All kinds and at all prices.
 Have you tried pair of Strong & Garfield Shoes? just the thing for this season of the year. Treadwell Store is sole agent for them.
 On Wednesday evening, April 26, Alaska Lodge, No. l, I. o. o. F., will celebrate the Seth anniversary of Odd Fellowship by giving an entertainment and social.
Douglas Island news., 1905-04-19
The Douglas Island News.
THE LOCAL FIELD.
FINNIGIN TO FLANAGAN


 Superintindiut wuz Flaunigon; Boss nv the siction wuz Finnigin; Wbinivir the kyars got ofPeu the thrack An muddled up things t' tn divil an back Finnigin writ it to FlanniSan. After the wricll wuz all on agin; That is, this Finnigin Reported to Flanuigan. Whin Finnigin furst writ to Flannigan He writed tin pageS-did Finnigin, An he told just how the smash occurred; Full minuy q tajuS, blunderin' wurrd Did Fiunigin write to Flannigan Afther the cars had gone on aSin, That was how Finuigin Reported to Flanngan. Now, Flannigan knew more than Finntgin- He'd more idjucatioG-h Flannigan; An it wore m claue an completely out To tell what Fiumisin writ about In his writin' to Muster Flaunigan So he writed back to Finnigin; Don't do sich n sin asin; Make 'em brief, Fiuuigin!' Whin Finnigin got this from Flanntgan He blushed rosy rid-did Finnigim; An'he said: :"Tll gamble whole month pay That it will be miuny an minny ad day Befoore Sup'rintiudeut, that's Flannlsan' Gifts whack at this very same sin aglh' From FInnigin to Flauuigan Reports won't be long aGin, Wan da-ay on the siction of Finni&tn' On the road sup'rintinded by Flannlgan' A rail gave way on bit av curve An some kyars went off as they made the
 Swerye,
 There's nobody hurted, sez Finnigin, But reports must be made to Flannigan.' An he winked at MeGorrigau, As married a Finnigin. He was shantyin' thin, wuz Finuisin, AS smiuny a railroader'S bin agin, An the shmoky or lamp wuz burnin' bright In Fiuuigin's Shanty all that night Bilin' down his repoort wuz FinniGin! An he writed this here :"MUsTER FLANAGAN: Off agin, on agin, Gone agiu.-FINNIGIS.
 $. W. GILLIAN.
Douglas Island news., 1905-04-19
TREADWELL TOPICS.

moods to the farthest limit. June weather and December weather tread so closely on each others heels that one grows bewildered trying to keep pace with the season.
 The trains did not run for two or three days last week on account of the high wind. It was feared that the fly ing sparks from the locomotive might be a source of danger.
 All the bicycles in Treadwell, plus all those in Douglas, were out lastSun- day somewhere on the boulevard be- tween the two towns. Pedestrians were also very plentiful It isn't in human nature to stay indoors with such beautiful spring weather going to waste.
 John Ferrata, an Italian miner, felt the heavy hand of the law to the eX- tent of twenty dollars and costs, being fined that sum last Thursday by Magis- trate Tubbs for breaking several cont mandments, Mosaic and otherwise.
 The cable of the gravity tram which conveys ore to the 300 mill broke last Thursday afternoon shortly after leav- ing the mine. The eight ore cars, thus left to their own resources, rushed pell-mell down the track, through the mill, and, breaking down the bulkhead built at the head of the track, dumped themselves and their contents in a heap on the ground on the other side of the mill. The brakeman was un- hurt, as he jumped off immediately on realizing what had happened. The cars were sent to the machine shop for re- pairs and by the following afternoon most of them were in shape for work.
 The steamer Al-Ki arrived Tuesday morning and discharged cargo of dynamite at the Treadwell powder magazines.
 A. A. Mitchell, one of the iremen employed at Treadwell, left Monday night on the Humboldt.
 John w. Brennan, engineer at the Treadwell mine compressor, was a south bound passenger on the Hum boldt
 Al. Christoe, who has been laid up with bad cold, has gone back to work at the foundry.
 II. s. Robbins has resigned his posi- ton at the 240 mill.
 A small grass fire, which started last Friday noon back of the blacksmith shop at the Treadwell mine, and in the vicinity of the building where the primers are made, gave the Treadwell fire department chance to show their ability and quicIsness. When the alarm was sounded, men popped up from everywhere and the fire was out in less time than it takes to telIi it.
 Mrs. T. A. Tubbs entertained at "500" last Saturday afternoon.
 Gertrude Landsberg has been ill for the,past few days with an attack of ton silitis.
 BoRN-To Mr. and Mrs. Max Valen- tinotti, of Treadwell, on Sunday, April l6. daughter. The mother and child are both doing well.
 Part of the stamps of the 300 mill have been hung up on account of scarcity of water.
 AT THE CLUB
 The Treadwell Takus have retrieved
Douglas Island news., 1905-04-19

Mrs. John Henson held No. 365, and carried off the fine totem pole. Mrs. George Hoffman held No, 793 and gets the chamber set.
 Look at your tickets.
Douglas Island news., 1905-04-19

FRIENDS CuURcH-Regular services at the church every Sunday at Il a. m. and s p. m. Sunday School at 10 a. m Christian Endeavor Society Friday at 8 D. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday at s. D. m.
Douglas Island news., 1905-04-19
Feusi's Drawing

The grand drawing came off. at the Feusi Hardware Store last night. The winning numbers are:
Douglas Island news., 1905-04-19
AT THE CLUB

The TreadwelI Talus have retrieved themselves nobly. The Cyclones, of Juneau. came over from their native village last Saturday night for another game, confident of victory, but things didn't go right somehow-for them, This time the Talus won by something like 261 pins. Ed. Mccormick, of the home team made an average of 198. A pleasant social dance followed the bowling game. It was we'll attended, the evening being ideal. The music, furnished by Carl Strom and Mrs. Brown, was up to its usual standard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-23
"YOUVE GOT TO SHOW NE" SAYS
MARVIN HART TO CHALLE NGERS

ahtn battles than whom the West
ern GrisHlY' WIS on the throne.
MONEY TALKS
Hart said % me I attn ready 10
meet any man IN the world aud -
the limit OF course Jeffries has
retired Will faht titsaimmaus.
Sehreoka Rubin Or any af the 9TH
cfs. Money however must be
posted don't propose II notice
the challenge Of every Tom. Dick
and Harry
I bar negroes. OF course. having
fought johnson simply 10 proee |
WAS his master
TN nsht Root IA return match
aud beat him Inside Of TO rounds. I
will alao meet the winner OF the
Rubin Mccormick fight although
I fail 10 see where Mccormick has
any class
I'm IN the boxing game. not be-
cause I love Il. but because I can
earn more money than At any other
business. 30 the eftener they bring
me- a fight the better | viii like II.
Then. when aafna man comes
around aud whips the Eead and hard
I'll settle aewn On the farm and en-
10y the money l have earned
through The medium Of hard
knocka.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-23

On NEXT Friday night. the great
est weltera in the world today.
Buddy Ryan aud Jimmie Gardner.
will engage in bout which will in
all probability be one Of the hardest
fought battles ever seen in Callfor-
MIA.
Ryan has made Il doubtful to the
public which Is thu better man. he
Of Gardner. II Gardner succeeds IN
defeating him this time. be wtll
have to own mp 70 the fact thai
Gardner IL the better man. Gard
ner Is considered By many to be a
FAR greater pugillst than either
Britt or Nelson. This makea the
fact more clear. that the fight
should be taufed mp b all the fight
fans In toNn. bur It isn't On the
contrary. the Britt. Nelson 81 II
What the people are talking about.
aud never a word mentioned Of the
latter affair. This "a not the first
fight these two have engaged IN.
RYsu was defeated once before. but
said that he vas under weight and
under trained at the time. Thts
time he can Offer M such excuse. aa
he has had sufficient time 10 train.
This fight viii be one Of the beAt
ever given in or around San Fran
cisco Both men are training hard
up to the last.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-23

lev pitchers r. the Amerieau
teaEa4s have been a. successful with
the aiap ball Is Jacobson the young
a6deuhneier who has ean 80 many
games far tho ffIuvenate8 Wwab-
lastea team this season ard wha.
Nith strung team behind him.
would be regarded - ere q thH
pitching SENSATIONS n the year.
Janaisean n Just ishs the funs 81
the eNtapniterH. he can't explain the
hns ar the 4hY 80 the sallNaHY
saauta When in eousfuaBd Of The
ftehaest pallet. Iauuinnu Il the
= hole Hhaw ana tha opposing bat
tern have about - much chance a.
lump Of butter IN a Efi8ain
Nov I'll tell Ynu.s sid IaeulsAnn.
a. answer TO = question difeated to
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-23

Malachi Kiftfedge. our baekatop
Is an artist At stopping the Wild
sianta. lie uses a glove that would
put 3 huahei basket to shame. and
few Of the Jumpers set away from
him Most u the eaiehefH are black
and blue from ankle to ahouides
trying To guess where the ball viii
SO next-and guessing wrong.
I don't know whether the ball
nill pat a pitchers arm out Of bus
iueHa or not don't know Why Il
should. The action Of throwing IL
Identical 10 that used ia throwing
any other bait ! never feel any evil
effects after q game. and until do,
shall probably use the delivery.
for II certainly brings home the
money when Il In Ia working order
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-23
LOUISVILLE HEAVYWEIGHT WILL MEET ANY ONE WHO CAN
SIGHT aM-FeHrs BECAUSE IT BRINGS ee MONEY
LIVES ON FARM DURING OFF SEASON

Ing the winters wood supply. He
spends an equal time riding cruaa
country On hts favurtta aaddief.
often accompanied by his wife. who
rides A. II horn on horseback
A side light vas thrown unan
Marvin Harris domestic instinct
upon his arrival IN Louisville after
the Reno affray ula wife vas
waiting for him a the home Of a
friend. and Hsrts first act. after
Ereettng her. was 10 lay three sl.ooa
bills IN her Lap.
In some respects Hart r. the moat
admirable man who has ever
claimed the heavy weight cham
pionshlp. lie has none % the alaai-
pations at sullivan. Il more polished
than Ett#simmaua aud has none II
the manuertsms AZ cefbett While
admittedly not the fighter Jeffries
t. he belongs 10 class which ad-
mtta OF more frequent Champion
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-23

The Angels have started IN on the
Portland bunch. and If looks -
though they we're about "a pat the
ON them. a. they dill
or rs. The Angels are playing the
game With the Portland team That
We played with the Angels. and
the Frisco team the first part If
this last season. The only thing IS.
that we had our streak Of luck first
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-23

ascertain what he knew about the
auat bail 4 think / have been asked
that question no lees than Loco
times since the season opened
what I don't know about tire
spit bah would make a hook thicker
than 4 Webster unabridged. And All
the rest uf the fellows wha uan It
knew lust - much.
There IL no use saying that the
tea first fingers are al9hhrFed On.
ana TIE bail allowed % shoot the
ehates without being Erippe1. That
doesn't explain any thank except
= hst everyone knows.
II I cnuia maivu the uuwtitteu
laws az nature. / might discover
some reason for tbs eucentrieltiea
shown BY the bah in It's flight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-23
E THE R sSis DANE s Say Gs nls
and they are having theirs nov.

Tacoma has mounted 70 the top Of
the ladder again Have - Hlnd Of
wake up the aIWaahea and haul ths
Tiger from MS lofty position The
Tacoma team is not playing the
same bail the latter part 81 the sea
son a. It I'D the frat part. Their
team Is not As aHapbY aud their
pitching staff seems fa be more IN
elined to let the baftera pound then.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-23
ny Ronr AfKAy

IoutsVft.lsE. Ky Aug. ST
may be champion and again | may
not he The question does not bother
mo half as much as Il appears to
bother Some Of the fight critics.
who. as a rule. are self constituted.
They can fight Il cut between
them. and in the meantime | shall
take ON all corners who think they
are better than the man 1effrles
proclaimed champion. July !. at
Rene
This Is Marvin Harris answer To
those who ask him about the
heavy weight title. Hart i the least
concerned. apparently. over the fisa
which has been raised regarding hts
right 20 claim the henors witch
title may bring him some extra dol
lars and extra ease notes mean
extra acres for hts farm.
Hart Is several years under 50.
He was plumber: II nov farmer
In addition 20 the cares Of family
ne Is the sole support OF his Wild
owed mother. He broke INTO the
Tight game when Hob Gray and the
Louisville Athletic club fl0urlshed
several years ago.
Beginning as preliminary scrap
Per. Marvin wen place IN the finals
and became the best lacal drawing
card. Al first Louisville sports
generally bet against Hart and Il Is
said that more Louisville money has
been lost betting against Marvin
than has ever been won on him.
Sheer merit finally compelled the
Heal Wise ones 20 switch aud back
the ex-pluuihef.
Hart Is fairly well educated. has
considerable polish and II naturally
= fluent eouFeraatianalIat- lie
dresses neatly and l. quiet IN man
ner. lie possesses magnetic per-
sonsilty. TITS manner Is sincere aud
courteous. Ills farm. Is miles from
Louisville. Is open to all
A. A FARMER
Hart remains On his farm day af-
ter day. seldom coming 70 Louisville
except on business At horne Hart
works like n hired man. lie Is now
- -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-23
Lack Of knowledge Would Fill
An Unabridged Dictionary

JACOBSON GREAT spit BALL ARTIST SAYS NO ONE
Tell ANY MORE ABOUT THE DELIVERY THAN IS Al.
READY KNowH-ls Satisfied TO WIN WITH IT AND TAKE
CHANCES INJURY TO HIS ARM
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-23
HNt00D

The Seattle team did not play
Tuesday The team vii IN all
probability play the opening game
WITH .ffIan1 Medneaday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-23

Il has been agreed on 70 set La
Dor day for the time Of the big
auto races AZ the Medows The
owners Of several machines are do
ing their best % get their ears Into
shape for the big meet and put
them to their best speed an the out
laying roads. They are securing The
best ehauffeurs they can get hold
81 and are getting everything IN
readiness for the big meeting The
last meeting vas not an entirely
successful meeting. iu-ns.mneh A. II
did not put out any large gate re-
ceipts. but Il showed the auto own
ers that such a thing would be good
sport for the public.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-23
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

M T1Itft@AIe fsFaFNtf =
AT DETROIT The first forfeited
game Of the year MAS played here
today. The Detruits objected TO a
decision aud refused Co play. 80
Umpire sheridan forfeited the game
% Washington 20 0. Detroit /.
Washington :
At CHICAGO FIRST game. Chi
eaao 0, Philadelphia I. Second game.
Chicago 2. Philadelphia /
II. Louis RndCie veiand games
called off. on ase0unt OF vet
grounds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-23
srARplEG or THE CLUBS.

TUESDAY GAMES.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
AT NEW YORK = Pittahurg 8.
New York l.
AT BOSTON st Louis ?. hos
ton 0
AT PHILADELPHIA = Phlladei-
phia .. Cincinnati 6.
At BROOKLYN - First game
Brooklyn J. Chicago 6. 5elend
game brooklyn 6. Chicago 6.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-23

in the thick Of The game southpaw
Hegg Is hlEh Gun, drawing l. eject
mentR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-23

Jack THtffe. a baseball catcher Of
considerable ability. who has been
with the Hot Springs. $ D. and
Omaha teams. r. in Seattle Tutfie
Is said 10 have 4 strong whip aud
70 be = consistent man with the hat
II might do Rusty Hall some good
20 try Jack out
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-23
sYsoNBY HAS WON si4s.7as.

syannhy now stands second on
the list Of winners Domino leads
him with s203 800 n his credit
whI'e syH9ubv has up 90 the present
time won sffs7as A he Is only n
a-Year-old he stands a royal chance
~ passing uomIno's mark. sYaonhY
Won si0.0ss aa 2=year-old. and
this year he has won the balance
He ran one dead heat this year With
Race King IN the Metropolitan han
dieap.
Funny. Isn't It. how this foolish
game Of baseball affords a man an
opportunity 70 live. on = small scale.
a whole lifetime In nine Innlngs7
Hs goes up and down Just as he
does in the bigger life. One minute
he fails. and the knockers roast
him. the next he clears the bases
and the populhce gives him Dewey
aehdoff, with a house attached.
Then he fan8-ana they take the
house away. He wins. he loses. he
succeeds, he fails. II he's a
pitcher. one day he has everything.
the next nothing II he's a catcher.
things come hts way smoothly Tor
half an hour. then they fly behind
him and he can't get EN-. lie has
his errors and hts streaks Of ball
bearing work. He has has "aplk-
lngs." and then falls heir 70 pair
Of shoes. Finally he cashes In. and
some new dope takes his place. and
there aren't even flowers TO bis
memory. Payday Is the best day OF
all
Clarke Griffith holds the record
for pulling a pitcher out Of the boz
when showing signH Of distress.
Records show that q times a High
lander curve dispenser has been
asked to HE himself to the bench
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-23

Many good matches wese played
At the Washington State Tennis
tourney on Tuesday The Seattle
players showed np I'm excellent
shape and won several Of the I'm
porfant matches.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-23

Hart remains On his farm daY af-
ter day seldom coming 70 Louisville
except on business At horne Hart
works like \ htrrd man. lie Is now
atays engaged In splitting aud saw
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-23

Sf2.50 Suits at $3.50
Everything else in proportion Al
this clearance sale
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-29
SUPERST|C|0AES

Los ioglese', pesar de su caltu.
ra, tienen surststiciones muy curio-
sas, sobre todo en- 10 tocar to al ma
trimonio.
81 una muchacha inglesa encuen-
ira en- su trais de boda ell dia de Ia
ceremonial una arsfia, iep pons muy con.
tenta, porque, segdo 10 creencia popu.
lar, es signo de fslicidad, y sdu SO
alegra mas si la noche anterior { la
del dia de bodss suefa con hadas,
pues esto es seguro idicio de que ser&
triplemsnte feliz y bsndita por ell cielo.
En- cambio, 81 durante la ceremo.
mia del enlscs Sc cae al suelo ell anlllo
nupcisl, mas valera a la novia no ha.
Der nscido, porque ell percarce es Sc.
lial de que 81 porvenir sera desgra-
ciado.
E-to quizS pudiera contrarrestar-
So l.evaudo el novio un die un sln.
Ter en- lorna de herrsdurs; pue seme.
JAMIE obieso ds indefsctiblemente bue.
pa suerte.
En- la nsbulosa Albion no hay no.
VIC nj novis que Sc streva q ponsr un
telegrama al salir de su casa en drec.
ci6n & la iglssis. Aoto semej te acS.
rres, seg6n la creencis popular, una
serie no interrumpids de desiichas.
81 la novia tiene OCCASION de bessr
al novio antes 8 inmed stanente des-
pues de Ia ceremouis puede decirse
que tiene asegursda la fellcidad du.
rsnte el primer sfio de matrimonio.
ST despues de haberse casado, v
yendo a la estaci6n para emprender ell
vial de novios, We una mujer un fere.
tro 8 un entierro, debe mandsr inme-
diataments al coche' que ae v1elva q
casa, sin que to quiera decir Que
desista del viaje. Basta que e vehicu.
10 de la vuelta para que Sc shuyents
la mala sombra que ell encueutro sca.
rrearia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-29
RtTRATO DEL PAPA

Ell Papa Pho X acaba de dar una
nueva prueba de 10 que pudiera lie
msrse su inmsnsa democracia. Fl
pintor holsndes Antonio Van velic
ACADIA precisaments de pintar su re-
trato; y en- lugsr de sdoptsr para 81,
Su Santldad he elsgido por el contra
rio 10 modesto actItud de un hombrs
de negocios. Durante las sesiones que
SO invirtieron en- Ia confecci6n del re.
trsto, sentabsse Pho X en- su gabinete
de trabsjo, ocupandose en- despachar
su correspondencla, en- cuyo empeflo
quedabase & veces en suspense, persi.
guiendo la construction de una frase
dificil.
Esos hau sido los instantss que
hs aprovechsdo Van Velic para apo.
derarie dc Ia expression que deseaba
trasladar al lienzo, y ell res lltsdo ha
sido el retrsto de IN hombre atareado
y estudloso; clerigo, es verdad, por su
profession, pero, deSpues de todo como
uosotr0s.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-29
DESDE MAUNABO
Glasses escoIares. Rafael
Cuevas Zeuueirs. -Quesos
decumisados.
BUENA MINISTRACION
El municipio marcha bien con
sus cuentas. .-Jugadas
sorprendidas.
BUENA ADMINISTRATION

Despues de slgunos dias de per-
mAnencia en- este pueblo, en- 10 mana
ma del lunes msrch6 para San Juan q
ocupar ~ puesto como redactor dol
<Heraldo,, nuestro estimado amigo
don Rafael Cuevss Zequeira.
Ell veintlcinco del actual emps-
aaron las classes escolares en- eits ju-
risdicci6n; estando las classes en- el pue.
plo q cargo de las sehoritss profeso.
ras GUADALUPE La. tra y Dolores Mar
tinsz; y las rlrales de Palo-ssco y
Emaisgua, baio Ia direction de don
Manuel Ortiz y don Juan Miranda,
respectivsmente.
-En el dia de hoy, y por el cabo
de Ia policia fusron decomisados q 10
pulperfa de don Jose de PedroIa cuyo
frente se encuentra don Antonio Villa
mil seis quesos de patsgras, los que,
rsconocidos por el Official dc Sanidad,
fueron declarados nocivos & Ia salud
mandados & enterrsr.
Ell Juzgado de Psz recaud6 en-
ell pasado mes de Agosto por el con-
sspto de multas Ia cantidad de IS do
liars.
Sc encuentra al dia en- sus habe
res el personal de este municipio, lc
que demuestra la buena marcha de su
administrsci y en- al del mes actua.
no SO deber& NADIA a nadie nj por per
sonal nj material, si para dicha fe-
cha va ha llegado ell J,.ey que Sc espe
ra recibir.
En- Ia pasada semana fueron sor
prendidss varias jugadas, ocur andos'
nalpes y algdn dinero en- psquefl'
cantidad y sisndo denunciados los In
fractores al Tribunal correspondents
CORRESPONSAL.