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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-05-06
STATE NEWS

The Forest Grove brass band ha,
commenced TO give open air concerts
Three federal live stock inspectors
are located in the territory tributary
20 Pendleton.
A Philharmoie Music Society, com.
posed Of 30 members, has been organ.
lied at Pendleton.
Nearly all the gamblers who former
ly made Pendleton their headquarters
have left that city.
The proprietor Of the Depot saloon
at Oregon City had his license revoked
for selling liquor to minors.
The faculty Of the Pacific University
at Forest Grove has changed the course
Of Latin study from four years to two.
John Krebs, an employe Of the o. r.
4 N. at Meaeham, committed suicide
by shooting himself in the head and
abdomen.
In the vicinity Of La GrsHde $500
acres have t4en seeded to sugar beets
this season, an increase Of 100 acres
more than any previons season.
BY an order issued from the seere-
taTy Of the interior sportsmen are pro
hibited from hunting on the Umatilla
Indian reservation. No permits will
be issued by the agent.
During the past year at the Oregon
Agricultural college there has been an
enrolment Of 700, and Of this number
$40 have been taking the regular
courses.
At a meeting Of the faculty of the
University Of Oregon recently, the
rules for eligibility TO athletic teams
were modified to such an extent that
all students in the college are eligible
Heretofore an extra high standard Of
scholarship has been demanded Of the
varsity athletes but the new rules re.
quire nothing more than regular bona
fide attendance, and a successful com
pletiOn Of nine hours work during the
previous semester.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-05-06

Rockies and lose their moisture, thus
making barren thousands of square
miles Of land that would be as fertile
if not more so than the richest soil in
Illinois.
Now, II I were making a continent
like North America, would place the
Rockies way up north in Northern Can
ada. That's where they belong. They
would lose none Of their attractiveness
from viewpoint Of beauty.
"And then, chiefly, they could do no.
damage, Northern Canada Is barren
waste, almost entirely unproduetive.
OF how much more benefit to the coun-
try and the world in general would il
be If there were only uplands in place
Of the Rockies'
DIR. Goode, in the course Of his leo
ture, expressed his belief in less than
$50 years New York and Chicago would
be linked together rs one city by
wonderful chain Of suburbs. He de-
clared that the rapid building Of the
interurban lines, the branching out OF
the electric railways, the vast improve.
ment in the steam railroad, showed a
endency In this direction.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-05-06
Announcement.

We desire to announce that we have
disposed of our business, comprising
our sawmill and planning mill plant, our
stock Of lumber, logs, timber lands,
good will, etc, to the Chas. X. Spauld-
ing Logging Co., who have taken pos
session thereof, and win hereafter con.
duet the business and operate the plant,
In this connection wo wish 20 heartily
thank the people Of Salem and vicinity
for the exceedingly generous patronage
extended to us for many years past and
solicit a continuance Of the Same to our
successors, who are live, accommodat.
ing sawmill men, and deserving Of all
the business in this territory. Capital
laundering Co., per A. N. Mooes, man.
ager. Salem, May /, 1905. 5.4.3t
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-05-06
FOR SALE

80 acres four miles north Of Salem on
main road. House, barn, fruit, 10 acres
in cultivation. This is n good place
for $250O.
2l acres, all in cultivation, good
house and barn, 0 acres in fruit, Sh
miles from town. A fine buy for only
1880.
81 acres level land, 275 in culti-
walton, good buildings. This farm is
worth $40 per acre, and can be had for
s25, including crop See DERBY q
WILSON for bargains.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-05-06
PERroRMrNB BEARS.
Norris and Rowe's Circus Show at sa
lem Monday.

lem Monday.
In the Norris and Rowe collection OF
trained wild animals they are exhibit
ing this year. in their greater circus /,
a troupe Of trained Siberian bears
Animal trainers can testify to the fact
Of the Siberian bear being the fercest
largest most blood thirsty and intract
able of all the bear tribe. IL is not SC
very long ago that animal trainers re-
fused to even attempt to subdue the
Siberian bear and as they are the most
costly of all bears, circus owners would
not purchase any. Bartel, the cele.
bratcd animal importer Of New York,
was Fortunate enough TO secure a
troupe Of magnificent specimens of
these fierce brutes, but could not find a
purchaser on account Of the great price
necessary and the unwillingness Of pro.
fessional trainers to handle them, how.
ever, Messrs Norris and Rowe heard
Bartel's lucky purchase and deter.
mined to acquire the bears. Clarence
Norris went TO New York and pur.
chased the brutes as soon as he saw
them. Bringing them to the winter
quarters Of the show, he set about their
education II was long, hazardous
undertaking, but he finally succeeded
in training them to waltz, TO box, TO
wrestle, to play see-saw with blood
HOUNDS, to lay on their backs and jug
gle barrels and pyramids, TO ride bicy.
cles, and TO dine at the table with him.
The teaching Of these bears to accom-
plisb their sensational feats is consid.
cred to be the very zenith Of wild ami.
NAL training. The bears are securely
muzzled at every performance so no
harm can come TO the auditors. This
season the Norris and Rowe Greater
Circus is giving a gigantic display Of
arenic, aerial, terrestrial achievements,
geological exhibits, and hippodromatic
triumphs The fourth biggest circus
in the entiro world will exhibit at Sa.
lem, Monday May 8, at and p. NJ.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-05-06

Oregon City, Ore, May 5.-Mayor
Sommer has been authorized by the
city council TO name a committee, Of
which he and City Attorney Ffanklin
T. Griffith shall be members, 10 pre-.
pare a revised freight franchise for
the Oregon Water Power q Railway
Railway company that shall be agreea.
BILE to both the railway company and
the people Of Oregon City.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-05-06

Pendleton, Ore, May 5.--John Krebs,
an employe of the o. r. 4 NJ at
Meacham, committed suicide Thursday
by shooting himself, one shot taking
effect In his head and another in his
abdomen. Death followed in few
minutes. Coroner Henderson was sum.
moned to Meaeham tonight TO investi.
gate the case.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-05-06

Oregon City, Ore, May 5.-The city
council revoked the license Of Jacob
Wind, proprietor Of the Depot saloon,
Wind recently having pleaded guilty in
the state circuit court and paid a fine
of $50 for selling liquor to minors. The
revocation takes effect Immediately.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-05-06

All women should strive TO be beau
full. Beauty rules mankind. Hollis
ter's Rocky Mountain Tea brings red
lips, bright eyes and cream like com
plexion. 35 cents, Tea or Tablets.
Stones drug store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-05-06
CASTORIE
For Infants and Children.
Vhs Kind You Have Always Bought
signature Ssass se: 81 GZhzZ1N9l.

When Baby was sick. We gave her Castoria
when She was Child, she cried for Castoria
when she became Miss, Ahe clung To Castoria
When She had children, she gave them CastoriI
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-05-06

CHILDREN CRY FOR
FLEToHER's CAsToRIA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-18
Traslado a la prensa
de Guayaquil

Habiendo supueSto "El grito del
Pueblo, " de Guayaquil que el senor
Menendez Pidal, proXimo a llegar al
Ecua dor fin de proceder los traba
JOS preparatofios del laudo que el Rey
de Espaiia habra de dic:ar accrca de
la question de limites hace amos pen
dlente entire el Ecuador y PERT, ha 81
do ombraGo comisario regio, ha
cicndo con te motive dicho period
co cCnsideracloneS que podrian ser
atcndibles 81 aquel nombramiento es
tuviese hecho en- el concepto que Sc
supone, por el inisterio de Estado Sc
ha hecho constar que el nombramien
10 del Sc nor Men(ndez Pidal, dice:
"Comisario especial para llevar a
cabo los trabaJos preparedness indlca-
dos en- los protoco os que han dado
origen la creation del cargo; 10 cual
quita toda cportnnidad recuerdos de
disentimientos que, afortunadamente.
han desaparecido por complete en- Ia
epoca presente."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-18
De Manila

Manila, 27 de Enero La seflora
O'Neill, VIII la del mGdico mllitar
muerto ell p er el ataque a San Fran
cisco de Malab6n, Sc hallaba en- ccm-
panfa de su esposo, do de esca
parse los dos. Dice que el doctor, al
caer herdo exclam6 que sus propios
hombreS lie hsDlan matado-
Una fuerza de expIoradores y rura-
les entro en- acci6n con los ladrones
autores del ataque y mat6 a TO- apre-
sando 10, pero los ladrones lo9raron
escapar con Ia mujcr c hijo~ del eN-
cabecilIa Frias que tambien Tue gober-
nador lie la provincial, y con otr.s mu-
ieres que habian secueStrado. La ss-
nora de FIias escribio diciendo que los
ladrones la trataban bien que exigian
una suma por su rescate.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-18
FL Certamon iDfantiI de trajeS
DE LA GALERlE COLORADO

FL distinguido fot6grafo don Rafael
Colorado, nos invita- la hermosa feS
ia inf4nt,l que celebra todos los an S,
en- su acreditado establecimiento. que
ser4 este afio, como en- los anterioreS
Ia nota mas simpatica del carnaval y
Ia dem distraction mas elocuente de Ia
cultura artistica y el buen gusto que
tanto distinguc a Ia ciudad de San
Juan, como dice la elegante targeta de
invitacion.
Damos las graciaS al distipguido ar
tista.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-18
COS sEJO EjECUTrO !.
.s.3.
Ia session de aye-
o ct gallo tapad3

isslov 81 s. ahrt is session con.
ia Asi>.cncla de nucyc t,pn.citroS.
Is. mtN6n gut ..ta6cu 81 a.unto
G a ftf'nd lo hnec Va caes edl.afa
BoITGlN Nik,ANUf dc cue 81 -
eucn i seb s., n .a> mpreeas del Con
81 cml,t lnf arm chaz~lio = pc
'tc.r III conSr'cro Gaz Navarro.
eI-el,ps de e>,a p.uldn y dice cue
4. ~cc,i q cgsrta G. IA lev de pre-u
pacs,o a,'.Iil. ei dcre,ho pydilo pr
,l BoLInN MEECAHul Y que TODD
.dchc SCI cnmIr dozen pA siis9 Tcn4 g.
II. Conselo Elecu'ivo. clte-l 81 >e1or
Di~z Navarro. debe pr .curar cue oS
servicios del pueblo de Puerto RICO
* Il bien preSiados Io me- pronun-
cio en- pro del EoLFIIN MfRcAAuL
pofgue no hay en- ia ley IN 500 pre-
cepto que dc trabalos u determined $
lin pr, ntaS. Cuando el asunto de los
c6dlgoS. esos trtbaloS 81 cnvIaTon 4
.otra lmprenta que no era Ia del 90
bierno y esta imprenta no debe pre-
ferencia sobre ninguna otra. ksa dis
tincl6n sc presta superloreS Y sc me
.obligara hacerme eco de esaS supo-
siciones. conslderar a las imprentas
con dtrecho para pagar impuesto,
tambi6n debe consid"rarselas para
di,frutar b-nefcios. No sea TODD el
hufSO para las inprentas del pals
lefne sola para Ia del gobierno Yo
pldo que no Sc lie de el voto la
mayOria.
Mr.. Willoughby expresa que a pesar
de la .elocuencia del seflor Diaz. el
asunto no MERGE debate, y qyAe~fs:sec
ci6n cuarta So 70. se.9e fiere a :rnat4fiales
:tque Sc compran~y no sc:fNill@s que.
Sc presten. Cufndo el gobiefro sc
puede servir, decfa Il senQr Tesorero,
no debe buscarlo fuera, no no cT,o en-
las sabastas o y no hay necesid Il de
elias CD'
FL seilor Diaz Navarro contesta y
dice que esta dispuesto a probar a Sc
for Tesorcro que la augmentation de
este carccc de base; que donde hay
la misma passion debe haber una mis-
ma disposition de derecho. Y que don
de no hay una disposition de derecho,
debe imperar la costumbre del pals.
Que Sc deben reSpetar las costumbreS
~ que sc establece un pri clpio egal
81 han de prevalecer las teorias del Te
sorero de Puerto Rico porque de igual
modo el gOhierno podria abrir una pull
peria 0 una farmacla para vender vi
veres y patentiz dos al eiercito y la
marina, CCnsiderandO una mala inter
vencion Ia del gobierLo en- la vida
mercantil entorpecitndo el po5re de
sarrollo dc la vida dc Puerto Rico.
FL Auditor apoyo Il senor Tesorero
FL Sc nor San hez Morales expreS6
que Sc p-rmita A la imprenta del go
blerno asistir Ia suoasta.
Sometido el asunto 4 vOtacion triun
fo el informe de Ia comison por seis
votos contra cuatro de JOS sefiores Diaz
Navarro Barbosa del Vale 5 ,nche1
Morales.
Sc da lectura algunas leyes apro
badas pOr la Camara Y ell presidente
manih sta que el comandante naval
le comunlca que pasaran muy cerca
del MORO algunos buques de guerra
americanoS
Orden del dla. Comisi6n.
Senior tesorero-DeseO proponer un
bill soble matanza de ganado y supli
co st tome en- consideration
FL seiior Sanchez Morales m4nifes-
Ia que Sc p)Sp9nga indehniiamente
ese bil y que de los pueolos de IA Iala
niarlheatan que estan Conformes con
el eecado actual de ese asuntO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-18
:4A 90
ClaG5EAlE:=:: De DELEGADOS


- abr6 "a ,ssda ls> frr>oAe a
tsfac as,nerao - e.e-
Fae cie~ q. a>tAae : an.c.f
s.tu y aprohaaa aT. h-s' re
a.ssusi3o era enm ia IS u,.ea oe'
sca Ltvan enmrada ne ~ sut
ace.tt4a mo n.-.taa neraL
,cverea pt,aancs Ser go t0
49,. r43loamss
~ h d Mia 20 tuE ree mena-lo
Saws m,a'e p.r "a Noaiss6p So.
rrc pon sente sohe.,ud del seaor
cauuh-s sc iocluy6 ea' ia orden dcl
c.4>par4 disouur.o.
!" El senor bern-rdin. solicito que 81
pus.,s, a votaciou (! II. 3 nam. u
sore desahucio. proyectO de ley que
sc 4cosd6 reconsiderar hace vafios
dias ! Senor De Diego aPoya la pc
uc'an del scno, Bernar9ini y adem4S
S&pd-a a que no es una iey de desahu
clio s;no DC procedlmientos para e
desahuolo
Hace IN razonaao discurso exp'a
nando los termincs del proyecto de
ley y en- tonos generosos altrulStas
dehende los obreros
Siguenle en- ell uso de la palabr los
senores Medina, Was. Carbon Ko-
nero y vuelve ablar para cerrar el
debate el senor de Diego.
Sometido a votaci6n el bill fle apIo
bado por 10 votos contra 9
Votaron que 81, Arrillaga, Abril,
Bernardini. Cofray. Camuilas, de Diego,
Franco Soto Hafdia, Gonzalez Gar
cis, Garcia Salgsdo, Mendez Cafdona
Matenzo;;' Palmer, Quintero, Ramos,
Santopi. Soler, Vireila Uribe Was
Ochoteco y en- contrar1o los sehoreS
Coil, Carri6n, Delgado, ,::Giol, Montaf-
vo Medina, Romero Rosa, Vlfells y
Zavala,
E bill mum. 81 para conceder una
su venci6n de $4,000 anuales la
Women Aid Society de San Juan fin
de e>tab blecer SO camas en- 81 hospital
de mujeres hacer reformas en- las
salas dc Ginecolrgia, Cirugia general,
Laboratorio pato6gico, esta blecer una
escuela de enfeI meras y ayudar a a
asisteacia de muJeres nlhos enter
mos.
FL senor Besesa lie apoya, Camu 1aS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-18
MaXim0 Cork
ha sido puesto en- libertad

San Petersburgo Maxine Cork,
81 escritor ruso ha sido pueSto en- Ii
bertad. Cork que estaba muy COM
prone Lido en les recientcs asuntos &C
tuales, fue arrestado en- Riga el IS de
Enero Y conducido San Petersb burgo
entire una partlda de escribanos y hom-
bres publicos, habiendo caido enfe1mo
Ell la fortdleza de San Pedro y San
Pablo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-18
-. D0isliuH CdHcf.
La situacion del Jap6n

Una eSpondencia de Kobe Ia
pom dirIsida 81 Daily Express, dc
Londres, dice que el ap6n sufre gra-
YES conCeCuehc1aS emanadas de la
guerra. Entire los ndevos proyectoS dc
lmpueStoS el que mayores inquictudeS
produce Is un der cho de portaCion
dc IS POI 100 sobre el arroz extran-
jero.
+ .raba 10 manual en- los campos ha
subido mas &c 10 que Sc prcvia 4
causa del gran ndmero de rs$e ervistas
lamados Al servieiu*v poi- ezra pafte
son necesarias gr4nles cantidades de
arroz para el sustento del eI6rcitO Por
esta cauSa pcsar Ge ser abundante la
coseoha. aumenta el precio del arroz y
llegar4 4 subir mucho mas cuando al
Importado Sc lie splquen los dereches
tiscales.
La prersa japonesa discute en- estos
momentoS con alguna libertad el tema
de saber 10 que ganarA el ]ap6n 81 re-
>ulta victoriCsO Ell la guerra. En- I'm
articulo. trat4ndo dc la aclltud de Ia
Gran Breta1la los Eetados Unidos,
dice el Iidai Schicho;
"Cuando les hayamos alberto las
puertas de Ia Manchuria a costa de
nuestra sangre y con agotamiento de
nuestro tesoro, tendrcinos que pcrma
necer cruzados de brazos mientras
que los ingleses y los smericananos,
que durante Ia guerra permanecieron
como tranquiloS eSpecta lores. de la lu
cha de los cuales 10 hemos obteni-
do el favor de empr6stltos a elevado
interes, recogeran el fruto de nuestros
trabaiOs."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-18
DECLARACION JAPONESA

En- una conversion ha dcho el Sc
fior Takahira, ministro del Jap6n en-
los Estados Unidos que su pals desea.
ba entendia hallarse dentro del con
venio para la neutra id~d dc China
Per- afadi6 sonriendo --si los
generales rusos invitan q los nuestros
reunirse en- Mongolia, es SECURE que
sceptaran- Ia, lnvitaci6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-18


Ac.tcr.,l fsf, lnd'c.
.fes f,fnt- dc. S ,a'lrc dos re-
: sd r.. utiIncr '5a. ,a una pre-
t,rubn .tc' a 0f itr. ~ manas
laor. mas ote.aiGa cue autcs
10 'ota> es ,a.ts del ar.3sui
In Natand,r "a: ieudo taas ar
re4aa' 'csA teu .enofa ,utn 9 - tres. de
las c.ases pruccdou;,S D, Puerto Rico
a. mas ~o'ici' d$r4empre Coiizxuse
A1 oka IL s. 31stsos euln'al; Cara
Golilt. cXtfauJcro dc & i l6.+xtraD-
zero superior. lie i s IL; ,orrlen,e, &C
- j 3o Puerto Rico Superior de "a
$; Yauco. IS; s ntas DC rs 4 80.
In Barcelona Coutnua los 'preci0s
muy hrneS para q Consumo por las
lnoucias one st reciben de extraniero
Han l'egado algunas pa',idas de cafe
santos. GestlnadaS la mayor parte :
/ los almaccuistaS. Cotizanse Moka
segdn clase. dc q 50 a $3.50; Puert
Rico. Caracolillo, de 80 a "a; Hauco
IL 80 81 50; pueblos de 2S.5 81 a 20 80,
verdcs eXtranjeros la dc 20 a 28; idem
"a DE- Is 20; todos por duros los 4IC
kIlos
En el Havre Sc ha cotizado Ell saco
de 50 klos 47,5o frances.
In Londres, ei mercado plazo
queda parade EN- baja, el disponlble
ha estado encAlmado pero sostenido.
Sc h4 cotizsd a 50 ch p.
tn Nueva York los precios cierran
sostanidos' Enero, rs; Febre:Io7>z. 50
- '-1
Y sqbre ell alg5d45r7|ii 70 que copismos
It's mercados reguladores han
varjad0.,p ,por Seguir reteniendo los te
nedoreS>el artlculo en- espera dc me
jores preclos.
Otra vez vuelve I tratarse de la es-
tim cldn de la cosecha. Dicese que Ia
tactca de retener el algod0n no mo-
difica Ia impression de que la co>echa
sea de I3 mlllones de balas. Pero hos
plantadores han rcaizado va unos Z
millones de su cosecha y ahora Sc han
colocado en- una sltuaci6n especial pa
ra guardian el saldo { impedir por tai
manera que Sc produzca una gran de
preciacl0n. Por otra parte los hilado-
res y manutactureros que tlenen buc-
mas provisiones compradas a prec1os
Irelativamente ros. no son partida-
nos, como es natural, de un movi-
miento en- baja. No oRstante este re
trsimiento, la opinion casi unanime es
que nos hallamos ante una cOSecha
enorme. Una casa que sc ocupa en
este negocio y Sc aproXima mucho al
dar su opinion sobre las cosechas, cal
cua Ia actual en- Il 754 900 balaS.
Fin el Havr Sc ha cotiz do Ia bala
de 50 kilos Is frances
En- Nueva York Ia cotizaci6n Sc
presenta llltimamente flola haci6ndose
Enero 8 50; Febrero 653.
En- Barcelona Ia couzacion ha esta-
do hrme pagandose good, de IA ia 4
I4[2 y ell fully good, dc ID 3l4 a IS pc
sos quintal
ii Colegio real de corredores publ
ca los -igulentes precios: Nueva Or
cans mlddhng fair; de n II; fall
good mid de 68 50 % 50; good mi
Jdling, dc 81 68; Savannah y otros
puertos mjddling fair deg II; fully
good middle 68 60; good middling, de
$500 67 40.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-06-24

Martin O'Hare has again lined up for trouble in the Lippert Hill neigh borhcod, where he has recently been the center of much attention and more or less vituperation.
 MT. o'Hare builded the foundations for his new batch of troubles yester- day, when he closed a road below the LippeTt residence. IL was reported last night that he intended to oniy keep the road closed until he could accomplish the removal of a house ne has built on a near corner 10 a loca- ton that will give him room for tine erection of another house adjoining on the same strip of ground.
 The people in the neighborhood, however, express themselve sas loath to accept explanations of the above sort iron, MT. O'Hare, and are looking for the road to remain closed indefi- nitely unless they call on the city to open its property. This, it is said, will be done today. IL is contended ;nat Mir. O'Hare has no right to close the roas even temporarily. to the in- SOhN NNhlShSC Ol ptOplS III lHe NlClnlIy, without getting authority from the Council.
 The neighhorhood in which the trou- ble is was invaded sometime ago by MT. O'Hare with force of men that he put at work building a foundation for a new house. The foundation was declared to obstruct the road and wa terway. and was filled in by the city. Later Mir O'Hare took the matter into the courts and won a half way vlcro- ". being allowed a portion of the ground he claimed.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-06-24

Further complaint was made yester- day of the reckless shooting of fire works in the city The complaints came from various quarters of the town. No steps. so far as learned, were taken by the officers toward stopping the practice.
 Several property owners said yes terday that unless the offenses stop ped they would be compelled to file charges. The ordinance under which they will do this is clearly put. 1t reads as follows:
 Sec. i. If any person shall, with in this town, fire or discharge any cannon, gun, fowling piece, pistol or firearms of any description, or fire, ex- plode or set off any squib, cracker or other thing containing powder or oth- CT conibustible or explosive material without permission from the Mayor (which permission shall limit the time of such firing and shall be subject to be revoked by the Mayor or Common Council at any time after the same has been gTanted), every such person shall be deemed to have committed a mis- demeanor. and upon conviction there of shall be fined in any sum not ex- ceeding one hundred dollars or be im- prisoned in the town or county jail tor any period of time not exceeding two months Or to be punished by both such fine and Imprisonment; provided that no permission shall be granted to any person or persons to hold or conduct any shooting match or com peuuve drill of skill with firearms within the limits of this town, except the same shall be authorized by a two thirds vote of all the Councilmen elect.