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IRCeRdiOS en- Ponce

Anoche decla-6se un incendio en-
la casa propiedad de Francisco Pres
ton, en- la Gale Isabel. EstabI des-.
ocupada y asegurada en- $500. FL
pe0n y el dueflo fueron deteuidos
Tambi6n empez6 q aFder Ia casa
contigua del Sr. For6s, que tam
ben estaba asegurada El Fiscal
Sc constituy6 en- el lugar del su-
ceso instFuyenao las diligencias
sumariales. Estas notas han sido
enyiadas por el captain Sil9n al
cuaFtel general: :"
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GT6nlea nsgra.

LVega hasts nosotros ID triste nueva
del fallecimient0 ocurrido en Adiuu-
tas de u distipguida sefloFa d.fIa Te-
resa Carbonell de Font.
Toda d fmproba labor que se i'm.
puso la CienciR para Combatir ell nal
que minnb4 squells existencia con r6.
pido proRresO, fu6 ip6til. g
Ell doctor CsFboneIl, don jose. her:
mano de II fallecida. sn uni6o de otroI
me liccs, hiCierOn 10 humAnam ante Do.
sible para saEvArls: per0 resuit6 1tll
y aver rind6 ID j1rnada de IsPvidR 10
virtuosR dams que deia triste an hrgRr
he pcco dichaa0.
NueOtro pessme 6 s0s fsmilierea y
paz etsrna qoi9n deia ls vids con re-
Cuerdo de virtudes y sfscto.
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Y A U 9 0
EI plNtBlescO barrIO "LdCanteTa.
81 celebre monopo- II
iio de los fosforos.
DE nnestno reporter en- 0iale.)
Julio IL

Ill
Impression gradsbIe se siente al Ile-
gar & este pusblo. Lo p1imero que sa
domina es ell baFFio &La Cnntera9 NOM
tsdO en- an cefrO y en- el que ViYen
5FsC de Ia lcca idad.
Ali no pueden estancarSe Las sguRs
puea ga RltuFR es de tal indole que s.
POGO que llueve todo Cusnt0 ALI se ers,
cuentEa es arrastrado pOr Ian C0rrien.
ties.
Ls CosechS de este pueblo eminente.
mante CT fetero. sino es tan pT6apera
como otUos g. nos, es baatante buenR,
a'cBpzRndo ell rico grenO mnCho mej0r
pFecio que otfas iurisdiCciones.
La mayor pArte de les Casas del
pueblo son de mann OOater1s. 10 que
pruebR 10 rico que tue y 90 AIN este
pueblo.
: Sc encuentra 81 frente de esta de-
maYcsci6n policiaca ell teniente den
Rbm6n Guanil, teniendo sus 6rdeneB
35 guardieg.
Ests m. mana fuf & aaEudar este
amigo y vi que ga hogar go hnbla
sumentRdo con an Ciudadano con que
le bsequi6 50 egposR., Es an nina rG.
buSto. respOnder6 al nOmbre de R9-
mon del Carmen. Ell Sr. GuaDil zs
de preBtigios y simpAtfas en- este pue-
bio. pueu s6n cuando an ell cumpli.
miento de ga debsr es estFictO, no OIL
vida que bsio 90 uniforme esta IN c.
bsllerO. y que no GOn inC0mpatibles
Lac funci0nes de smbos, est0 es 90 per.
sonalidad y au entid8d.
-Aupque estR jurisdiction es muy
extenSa, muy pocos son los juicios que
se CelebFan, pues el pueblo no da lugsr
no hSy Ell pEurito de p9estGT serOtc6OS.
sc cumpIen todns Lac ordenaI z . y rel,
nsD ei mayor orden y trsnquilidad, sin
alardes de ningda g6nero.
-Ests ms n sns pRs6 para San Juan
el sefiOr Wilcox. juez especial de cleo
clones .,
He llegadO & e,ts poblaci6u el sr.
Pedro GFau, gestor de ID casa M
Grau hijos. de Msysgdaz. Dichol
sefIores deofcanse 81 concrete de pro-
visiones. Estos sefl1Fes en- h 6pOCa
que Ella DemOcrsCia9 hizo 10 Campo n
9 1ntra el monopOlio de los f6af 1ros,
IL secundGron decididamente. eatAble'
ciendo una f4brics que hizo desapsre'
| G6E pUE GOMPAGbO 9A &UusO Q&9 GA ~Au0
he COCOA se intent6
Seria de sentir que estos sefiOPes NJ
Syudaran actualmente 81 pals. contrl
el nueVo monopOlio que Sc quiere hR
Ger de este 0rlfculO, haCi6DdoGo pSga
un centAvO orc pOr una CsjatiIIa qu
solo tiene al rededOr de so pAlillOs
cuando el impueatO de rantas internA
ests sObre CsiiIIas de 100 UaliIlns , re
sultR cue eI pals so aacrificR con dobl
cantidn6 de rentas interDas. de 10 qu
debiera psg4r pOr squel artfCulO.
So hA establecid0 nuevamente O.
este pobiRCi6n un msgnffcO hotel. dc
q nor Manuel r ,iQ. y que lleva po
nombre SHOtel VictoriR.2 ALI no
hospedamos y p0demos ssegQrar qu
ca de los meiores eu "a clRse.
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TosiImonlo de eondoIsnela,

CuAndo IIpgu6 San Juan entsT6me
que b. bia Iecido el st n lr Jps6 'L6.
paz P.flG. Era un cRr6cter en- la YER
dadera Rcepci6n de q fcAse y tuyo por
"a honradez acTisolEda autoridsd bAs-
tante para 1ecir Ii Verdad ti1 que na-
die ae reaintierA por clio.
PerO las notRs predominantss de 81
fneron dos: an huan puertoEfiqutfI n =
buan padre de familia.
Y IN modesto hcgar es modeIo de
purez1 = h estRn sus hiios. luchAndO,
trabi jsGdo y tan .buenos puertOrrique-
4 u como 10 fee su padre.
Y en- estas breveO lfueas quierO deiar
expresAdo mi reCueFdo al viejo amigo
y mi T6same & sus f.miliRreg.
RAUL.
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cerlc, peraonalmente y se de. pOr 81 Sr.
SecretArio, IectuFa & dicho documento
Pfuebs de Ia dtfensR. DR.. Font y
MarteIt: pre- guntAg del Stfi4r Vi9s
dice que ha examinHdo 81 proCeSado
an comps flfa del doctor Vidal y certi'
ficR que tiene una confusion en- ell Ter
clio il fsrior del brazO izquierdt ; que 81
cree que hs sido produCida por un
sgente extrt n muy durO. Cree que
pueda ser con una vAriila de hieFrc;
que IL harida no presents bordee; Que
ea super fciRi; que data de cuAtro 8
SeiS meaes. Al Fiscal: Que no tiene
an sfin y txpIics con argumentos el
porqu9 de ls CAUSE. 81 Fissal Sigue
interrogandO aI perito y sostiene con
81 IN largo interFoRAtoFio. p. oCura
& 10 que pareca delvirtuRr ante el
Jurado IL opinion del sefi1r paritO
que se sostiene an 10 que hRdicho.
AntiCip0 que el yerediot0 en- este
CssO 60 como Sigue:
Nosotros, 81 JuTado deClaramos 81
acusadO culpable del delito de que se
RODULFO A, PEREZ.
Presidente del Jurad0.
Sobre este varOdicto se hacen por q
opinion muchos comeptariOg. Todo 9
mundO 80 llen6 de sOrpreas 81 como
NaPp0
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Casino do AumaeaO.

Iuvitados gaIantemente por ls direc::
tiva del Casino de HumacaO, para 81
bAile q. tendr6 lugar la nOchs del 25 del
corriente. en- sus salOneP. damos Lac
QraCiaa mas cumOIidas y deseamOs Ee
diyiertan aquellOs CompAtFiOtAs.
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BaDeo Territorial y IgrleOIa

Hemos recibido Ell balance y me-
moria de dicho banco correspondent
te al aflo econ6mico de l9J4a 190S,-
con una relaci6n de las fncas rus
ticas que pcsee y la clase de plan
taci6n que tien cada una de elias.
Damos las gracias por dicho ejem-
Mar
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Gratis una bOtella de so
cenfaYoS orc.

SiV. necesita el I,iquozone y no 10 ha
-probado antes, sfrvase re1nitirnos este Gu
pon.A lie 1nandaremOs por correo una or
den para que un drogulsta de esa locali-
dad III entregue, gratis, una botella de so
ceutayos, que nosotro0 le pagaremos. Este
es un regalo que lie hacemOs para conven-
cerlo: para demostrarle 10 que el Liquo-
zone es, y 10 que hara. En- iusticia q 81
rnisn1o, sfrvase aceptar nuestro obsequE, I,
puks esto no 10 ob1iga en- modo alguno.
81 Iiouozone Sc vende en- botellas &c
90 centayos V 81. 90 orc Am.
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EsiaCI6n contra Ia insDla.

POr kilograms que rec;b 6ramos 81
ssbado. inf6rmase que Ia ciuiad de
Usuedo Sido dOtada de est ci6n contra
Ii anemia nombrsdo director ieCnico
ell competente doctor don Miguel Ro.
aes AFtau.
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Romlts de prsndas.

Eldft 81 de Julio deads las Z hsata
les once de Ii M che. en- ID casa de
pr6sta mos de HI. Lopez CepsrO, San
Justo 35
LR casa contin6s sus OEeFaciOneB.
COmprR y ventR de muebIes de todas
clases: venta de los mismos & preCios
eCcn6micos.
COnatanta existencia de bArrBs de
CRtre & Is CeptAvos. 8V,S.
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CircuIo do reGTGO do Ia Giudad
do San GSdmin.

Nos ha favorecido una invitaci6n
para los bales que el xCentFO So
cial,H de dicho circulo, llevara q ca
bo en- las noches del 25 y 80 del
corriente; siendO ell Primero de. con-
fianza V ell segundo de sociedad.
Que pasen agradabIes horas los que
asistan q tan am9nos ,esparHimien-
tos y quedamos agradecidos la
atenci6n de la directive.
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1,8 10000 Personals

rrodas las enfermedades que empiezan con ne
bre toda iufiamaci0u; todo catarro, todas las en-
ferrnedades contagiosas, todos los TesniIAoos u.
euyeuenamiento de Ia sangTe-
nm reconstituyente, consiguiendo 10 que ninguni
dropa puede bacer.
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VIM. N. BERK ELEY.

-ss.be n. cual es u bebida sICoh6
Iica mas pura y que resulta nm eetsg 7
Rt Ron vi 10 G ateli, que matS todo1
los Qkrmenes de las e1fsrmedsdes. Do
vents en- todas las tlendRa de bebl ias ,
coImadOS.
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The Automatic Sewing 4
Company Machine

La mSquina para coser de pie y de
uaeno. 5oble pespunte CadenetA mas
perfectR y mas bRFata del mundo. Pro
clos Oin competenciO. Almac6n, 3
Melon & Co. San Ju usto 12 45gv. O..
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como un exceso de oxfgeno, es mortal a
toda Hnateria vegetal.
Rn esto consiste e1 gran vaIor del Ii
ouozone. Es el 1nico medic conocldo oe
matar los germet1es en- el cuerpo, SIN
matar tannbien los tejidos. Toda droga
que mate los germenes es I'm veneno que
no puede tomarse interna. Las nled1cl-
mas son casi inefcaces en- cualquier en-
fermedad originada por microbes; y
este es el hecho que da al Llquozone 81
immense ya1or para la humanidad. X
este yalor es tan grande, que despues de
probar eI producto durante dos amos por
medic de medicos y hospitales, conipra-
mos por 500, 600 - los derechoS en-
America y otros paises.
Intermediates Micr6bicas.
Fstas son las va conocidas enfermeds-
dea orioinadas DOR microbes. Todo 10
cue las rnedicinas pueden hacer en- estas
enfermedades. es ayudar q la Naturaleza
q yencer e los germenes; pero estos re-
su1tados son i1directos inciertos, Fl
Iiuuozone los ataca donde quiera que Sc
haflen; una vez que han sldo aestrl1dos
los gernenes que causan la oftFerffledad'
esta debe terminar, y para sielnpEe. l'sto
es inevitable. -
i .,u,-arvIu. Entsrmsdsdss del cqrnpn
1 Asaa.se tSn.-,ts Eaer6fuls- s-sihiia
a1-Ssa-.a.- Eufarmadadoa del EStbuaEo
aaanItt@ 2,-.SarfItt Enferraodadas de Ia NujpE
1is1e--gia FisbEsz-Gots
f~sS-r-a-rsTraz GOnoFFea- -InduenzA
II Caspa-C6iieo "a 8ripR s.Lansohts9
/ Cilculos en- = Vs5lss Aai dS b-lght,
tCouKtipaeltn 1AlaTls HA41aAaA1W
/ DIssutsYis. .DaErss Neuralgia
II nis1s1si~ Pulmonfs-PapsE1
Enva ppnangonfa dO IL ga1 Pleursg1n-FftaitAl
fEufeFmedndas EntsstfnAles ksun9HEBmo
tEnfgrmadndea do los Ridonl1 kesfrlado
EufaEmsdAds6 del Higsd0 nsis-1o9
Il Eezarla- -EFinipS5A LeoeLsal syls
KnfeFusdndaa CuktnsAa Lai9ores.4GsltS
Il EnfIr1sdaass e y GsEEAatA Naxisasals
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AVIS o.

Dssde ell is del corrienta ha cesado
del cargo de agente de este peri6dico
en-. Ponce. 81 seflor Lucas ONO. hG.
bikndose hachO cargo de diCha sgencia
a seffor Manuel Ps1a HerEerR.
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BORDADOS. = Sc d6 trabsjO
& buenas bordadorRs envikndoles lG
tela en- Cualq uisr punt0 de la Isla y
se tomRn tamb 6l & sueld0 trabB-
iando an nuesSrss ofoinAs, -
>-)o(-
ENCAJES DE HILO.-Ss com
prRn enCaDias de hllo. Csnea1s. pa
fiueIos etc, de be mismR labor he.
chOs 6 mano.
Dirigirse & The Porto Rico Drawn
Work and Embroidery y Co. 10
Fortaieza. San Juan. P.-R
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COsTURERAS. -Ss solicitau en-
The Porto Rico Dawn Work and Em-
broidery Co. IS FoFtRleza. San Juar.
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oFIcINA ALLEN g.
AlmOrranaS

Sc PADEGE DE ESTA EfIFERMEDAD pouus naaa nu.A
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En- euta imprenta se vende pRpeI de
Daps6d:ao viaia 5000 uuintnI
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Hoy D 9 q 10 .

Preston barometrioa 80 osI
Temperature So o.
NaxfrnR temperature So 1t
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SPOILED HER BEAUTY.

Harriet Howard, Of 2o7 W 34th
st. New York, at one time had her
teauty spoiled with skin trouble
She writes: IL had Salt Rheum
Eczepa fer years, but n (
would cure it, until / U.s." &.
lens Arnica salve." and
sure healer f." cut rs IN !
sores. 25c c.sBrocking-
tons drug store
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CABBAGE PLANTS.
Fron, the best tested seeds.

Now ready for shipment, large,
strong, healthy. These plants are
grown io the open air and will stand
severe freeze without injury. Early
Jersey Wakefield, Large type or
Charlie Wakefield, which are tn
best k n varieties of earl
bages. Henderson's S" s.lon.
the bes argc, late and e header
Angus Early lr' =, also nhe
type o. Neatly packed
IN lig' $3.50 per for hys
thouS. l|er $1.25 per " + OBJ,
Expr yJHce. Special prices made
on l.; =; lots. CHAs NJ. GIBSON,
ir : 5mo. Young's Islanl, S G.
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THURSDAY. JAN 20. 1905.
WITH THE LAWMAKERS
BIRD's.EYE vIEWCF THE WORK on
THE S0L0NS.
The Time Spent Largely in Preliminary
Work-Iuauguration and Elections
Today-Some Pending Measures.

Teday-Som Pending Measures.
The Capitol. Columbia, January
23:-The two weeks just passed have
heen expended largely in the intro
duction of bills and resolutions and
in committee work, and while a good
manv measures of. Importance have
been presented and a number report
ell. few have received attention npon
the floor of either house. There
seems to be disposition to delay Tor
the present consideration of those
bills upon which considerable dis
cussion appears indicated This is
due to three. causes, to wit: an IN
clination upon the part of some to
daily through Incidence, and OF
others to put off through indecision;
a desire to look further into the merits
of proposed legislation; and the fact
the Inauguration and elections are
yet to take place.
The writer has had occasion Ill the
past to cIitlcise the hasty and super
fetal work of some Of the commit
tees. The Judgment then expressed
is not now by. any means reversed.
The idea of giving only five or ten
minutes to affairs of State and OF
o.ttilnes affairs so weighty as to affect
the foundations of government seems
ridiculous, yet such is not rarely the
case. The assertion is yentured that
more ill-consideled AMI clap-trar
opinions are reached and expressed
in some of the committee rooms than
would be imagined by the uninitlated'
The members rush together. bill is
hurriedly read, a motion made to re-
port it fayorabT or unfavorably, the
motion carried, and the work ended.
This can not be said of all the COM
mittees. Some really strive to fulfill
their mission.
Go7ernor Heyward and Lleut-Gov'
ernor Sloan will be lnaugurated
Wednesday AID the elections will
take place Thursday.
A bill passed the house Saturday
which (bill) provides for license to
buy seed cotton and unpacked Int.
The license fee is to be fixed by the
county commissioners of each county
and shall not be less than one dollar
nor more than five hundred dollars.
A large majority of the members of
the house. voted for this bill.
One of the most important and far
reaching measures that have been
considered in the lower branch OF the
assembly is the bill, which received
its third reading Saturday and was
sont to the senate, providing that
anyone going upon the lands of an
other for heepurpose of hunting,
fishing, netting. trapping, gathering
fruits, vegetables or herbs, or cutting
timber without the consent of the
owner or ,agent, shall be deemed
guilty of a miSdemeanor.
A determined effort will be made
to force through some measure look
ing to compulsory education. Several
bills with that object have been IN
troduced and one is now on. the cal
endar with a favorable report.
The making OF seduction under
promise of marriage a crime rs the
object of measure before both
houses. This is a law which appears
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Notice !!

Any person or persons found en-
ticing parties to move off my places
will be dealt with according to law.
Z q CAgsTEN, Caaes, S c. 1-l2tf
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Auditors Noiice

L will .at tile follow ~ pIl',S q
dates lIer,.in mentioned firty' ,Ir > Zee
Of taking tax Re- turns fer Tie yer 905
All males hetweei lie ages Il - ard
go years are li,ble 20 ap'il 'ax unle :
exempted by la y fr si;1 tax
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FOR SALE.

Hereafter the Cable Piano Co.
will keep one of their new pianos
for sale.at the Office Of DR. R } Nc
Cabe, where it may be Seen and
tested.
11-3-tf.
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cfedict the outcome. NJ

: Citizen josh Ashley wants to re-
real the ac5. creating the department
of immigration and bis hill to that
effect has favorable report from the
committee on agriculture.
Representative Prince is seeking to
get u Jill through. which provides
that he pensioners of each county
shall receive the amount raised by Il
one mill tax upon the property OF
the conn:y-that is 10 say, " Nhaterer
the amount mas Le that this fax Will
raise in county, it shall be distrlhu-
ted among the pensioners of that
comfy cnd no other. This bill will
be bestubbornly fought, for it appears
to some us IN effort to discriminate
between the pensioners who live in
the poorer counties and those whose
BONES are in he richer countieI.
A whole lot Of bills having for
their object the just ans equitable
assessment of property for taxation
have been p escnted, but onite uni
formly thy ale being discnunten
anced by the committee, for the al
legged reason that they do not seem to
offer improvement upon the existing
law. There is Il general feeling that
something is needed and badly need,
ed, along this line. but just what, nc
body appears ready to say. The hope
is taat out of this feeling and the ef-
forts which it provokes, relief will
finally be evolved.
Mr. Graham's bill to prohibit the
taking of liens or mortgages of crops
given by tenants without the consent
of tn. landlords, was killed. How,
ever it had some staunch supporters.
There is anotker bill before the house
to repeal the entire lien law.
The dlspensary law is coming in
for very large share of attention.
1t is being attacked from every point
of the compass in both the senate
| and the house. The bill providing
for searching investigation Of the
State board and its doings has passed
the senate and been reported favor
ably in the other end of Re Capitol.
The original Brice bill has hobbed
up again as serenely as you please
andit is going to give some folks s
lot of trouble before the end of the
session be reached. Local optior
on dispensaries and high license un.
der dispensary regulations are bott
proposed. In a word all. sorts. OF
schemes for the improvement, th'
destruction and the enforcement OF
the liquor. laws are being hatched on
daily. Which Of tie chickens vii
reach the age of maturity remain II
be seer.
| Mr. Kershaw of Florence wants t
stop cock-hghting and has a bill +
do this.
MI Stoll's bill to amend the cha;
ter of Kingstree has gone througt
the house and will pass its foal read
ing in the senate before this article
appears in print:
One member seeks to stop m>n un
der twenty-one years and women un
der eighteen from getting married
without papa's and mama's consent
! 1t is hard to see how this will WorI
as girls rarely ever reach eighteen. :
Another one wants to make thos
who buy corn; peas and cotton see
to pay license.
1t were impossible to notice al th
numerous freaks that the legislatIy
mind is liable to proAuce. | do no
mean to say that all the measure
| proposed are freaks. Far from that
Some are good; others, better; AM
some too meritorious to 60 through
The members of the WILLIAMSBURG;
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Cpmmuupirations must be accom-
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tion. No communication OF persona!
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advertisement.
Address all 'otters and make all
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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1905-01-26
Additional TX Notice


Arapi alton lax of one dollar on al
males bet cen the a"eS Of 81 aud 90
wears unless exempted hy law Altr
December 3lSt ier cent peia ~ fer
Janu,ry. pc. cent PEI a ty for Frh-
ruary al d per cent for VI rch will be
added TO all Unpaid taXs
Commutati tax of s 10 for yc;I
1905, collect unit March Is, 1868
Afer VI b - 1895 cSecat $ vi
be isSu d
viii be i" kiues re- (Satur 'ai
excepted 'r,m this Ga e u Ill VI rca
) for h purp,>e ri receiving uapai
taxes.
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, 1905-01-09
BIG PROJECTS
TO BE PUSHED
SENATOR WARREN HAS CONFER
ENcE WITH PRESIDENT ON
THE SUBJECT.
finder and Shoshone Dams Will
Be Pushed and Other Work Under
taken in This State-other Pro.
jects to Be Considered.

The following special dispatch from
Washington to the Sunday Denver Re,
publican will be of considerable local
interest, as it is believed the big basin
irrigation proposition i'll this county is
being considered among the reclama-
ton enterprises in this state, the gov
eminent having already a very com,
~prehensive and roseate report upon
the feasibility OF making a large res
ervoir at comparatively small cost on
the Laramie plain, west of this city:
Senator Warren had a conference
today with President Roosevelt and the
chief of the reclamation service in ref
erelce 10 irrigation enterprises I'M
dertaken by the government in Wyo-
ming. Senator Warren called atten.
ton TO the earnest desire of the peo
pie of his state that various irrigation
projects adopted by the reclamation
service should be carried TO compile
ton by the government. This desire
had been voiced in numerous petitions.
letters and kilograms, the latest of
these kilograms being from Governor
Brooks, all urging that projects be un-
'dertaken, especially that on the North
Platte river. should be continued by
the government.
AS a result of the conference Sen,
ator Warren stated that he was GER
tain that the Pathfinder and Shoshone
projects, for which appointments of
funds have been made, will be carried
to completion by the government, and
that other projects under consideration
in Wyoming will have thorough exami-
nation by reclamation service dngi
neers. with a view to adoption where
the proposed government work would
not interfere with private enterprises"