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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-12-27

Section 81 The interior plumbing NAV be
of such kind as the applicant may direct. but
must stand pressure of 300 pounds to the SQUARE
inch and be subject to the inspection of the sup
enntendent, the owner being subject to all dam
ages; but no lead pipe Of lighter weight than
above Indicated must, under any circumstances.
be used. All iron piping must be of the best
quality and SO approved by the superintendent.
Every lead service pipe must be laid sufficiently
waving to allow OF not less than one to one and
half feet extra LENGTH and in such manner as
to prevent rupture by settlement. Iron service
pipe shall be laid with two elbows so as to form
flexible joint Every service pipe must be pro-
vided with a stop and waste cock for each CON
sumner, easily accessible and so situated that the
water can be conveniently shut off and drained
from the pipes
Section 80. Hereafter no plumber shall set anv
hydrant which is not selfclosing
Section So Any plumber or pipe-ftter who
snail De guilty OF violation of any of the established
rules regulations shall forfeit his license and NAV
be subject to fine upon conviction of not less than
Len and not more than Fifty Dollars besides being
liable on his bond for all damages hereinbefore pro
Vlded Poor defective work shall also be the cause
for forfeiture of the license. forfeiture of the
license of any plumber shall operate as suspension Of
the license held by any co-partner in the same bust
ness or any person in his employ
Section 81 A four-inch main shall receive no
larger than inch tap, six-inch main no LARGER
than I inch tap, aud tap larger than one inch
snail DE inserted IN any main larger than the above
where larger connections desired, two or moro
small taps shall be used All taps in mains shall bo
at least Is inches apart and main shall be tanned
nearer to the joint than six inches The mains shall
In all cases be tapped and roundway stop cock (which
shall be known as the corporation cock be inserted
by the superintendent other person authorized nv
the common council, for which purpose at least
twentyfour hours notice shall be given the superin
tendent. The plumber shall set at a point in line
with the ire hydral inner side of the curb or OUT
ter line roundway stop cock (Which shall be known
as the ''Servce cock nclosed in substantial case
or box coming up with the surface of the oronnd
and covered with close fitting iron cover suitably Sc
cured in place, with the letter CIV !" or the words
getty Water cast upon the top of the same.
The corporation cock and service cock and how
must be of the pattern exhibition in the CITY clerks
office, which is made the city standard
The service cock and box will be furnished 70 tn
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-12-27

All ordinances and parts of ordinances inconsst-
ent with this ordinance any part thereof hereby
repealed.
This ordinance shall take effect and be in force
from and after its passage and publication.
Passed by the Common Council of the City of
Lancaster at the adjourned regular meeting for the
month, held the 18th day of December, 1905.
Approved Dec. 18th, 1905.
S. E. HASSELL,
Attest: Mayor.
AUG MIcHAEL1s,
City Clerk
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Bay &uftern ausioer Shate 9pO
Bros. SalDon.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-01-05

unieres Gerbaltens Dor smei Sabren,
w0 nur Die 5uperlibttihs @rmars
tun9, oaB Snfef Sam ibnen, tuenn
nDtlg, 81 ibrem Gebte oerbelfen
miiroe. Die orei Wddte oeraulaBte,
Die 8lofaoe iiber Die penesolants
Iden 61fen aufSubeben uno ienes
NbfomInen 81 oerelnbaren. auf nels
nes iie iib uatiirlid ME e~inaelafien
baben miiroen. menn Die einsise Si=
berbeit, Die ibnen gebpten tuuroe,
bas SerIprehen gaitros aeuelen
mare. Wan iuu in 8aibtnotpn lebr
menIe erbout fem iiber Die neue
8euoung, peld]e Die ohnebin id1Dn
10 uuerqutdlihe Inaelegenbeit ae=
nummer, bat; allein. 10 uneeru lid
ber Brdiibent oasu entiblieBen murs
be, Den oiden &niippel our 6ano su
nebmen uno ibm gaitto uuter tie
0oie au balten, 10 miro CT bod upl
in BEN lauren Npfel beiBen miiflen.
menn Gaitru Iih nidt beeilt, leinen
BerpHihtungen nadsufommen. uno
barauf lift MOL taum 81 rshnen.
0enu niemono lam iih eriunern,
baB Yeneauela ienals cine Shulo
beSoblt bate, Dbtte baB Der 8ldubis
ger Inn bic Biftple. reip. bic Ga=
nDne, auf Die BruSf aeIebt hdtte.
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gett aber 50 Sabreu

ibon tuurbe Wrs. @inSlom's Sope
thing : Syrup bon Wiuionen bon
Wittern beim 8abnen Der &inoer
anaemenoet. Wirlt Du i'm S6faTe
ourh oas Sbreien zines ainoes ges
itDrt, baB i'm 8abnen 1T un6 pur
speint? Wenn 70, laIfe
iofort cine Hlaihe puu ,.Wrs.
8inslDms Soothing Syrup" hplen.
Sem 8ert lift unbeaablbar. Gs miro
Dem tleinen 2eioenoeu IDfort 4iuoes
rung peridaffen. BerlaBt eub oas
raul, Wtiitter, Cd 1T fein 8peifel
tariiber. Sc BELT Diarrboe, reeu.
ltert ben Olaaen unb Die 0ieren,
beleitiat 8ino 8otit, erpeitt ben
9aumen, perbinoert Gutsinouna
uno TART oas gauge SnItent.
yWtrs. BInslums SOOTHING Surup"
Iiir aabnenbe 8inoer 1T anqenebm
iii 8eIbmaf; bag 8eceut itonnt
bon einem Der beiten neiblid1en
Ierste in ben Ser. Staten. IS ii
bel allen 9rugaiiten in Der oansen
Welt su boben. Brei8 25 Gents Der
5laihe. 8auft nid1ts anberes, als
Wrs. 8insIows Soptbina Shrup.
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9entiblanS muo 8raSitieu.

Ab uno au taud)t in unlern eng.
lifnen Y%eitunaen 0aa Wtdrdaen mie'
oer einmat auf, oaB 9eutihlano in
sara perfioer Weiie groBe Gplonien
in 8raiilieu ariinoen laiie, I'M ipa=
tee nit 6ulfe oerieiben ben bralilianis
ihen Staatenbuno su serreiBert uno
einer geil bea 2nnbes fih anaueias
nen. 8Hidtidluloig eerdt, lobalo
bas Mdrden auftaubt uno Iei's
audi aum bunoert uno 10 uno 10 biels
ten Wale, uniere engliihe Breiie
baribec in Nuireeung, tsettert Elm
Uenig aeaeu Deuiiblano uno ieinen
Gaiier uno iGliekt lire Nrtite(. lu<
Dem lie NIT 9roBartiger 9eberbe auf
bic NonroesD oftrin ainmeif. Der
ualtnn III 8ruar ~unsdbfiae Wale nil
oerleat uuroen, offiSien uno inoffi-
steQ, ober, wie aeiaat. ab uub Su
tauht er INNER nieber auf uno iibt
INNER noG feline Wireuna aus.
Sugar in 8raiilien bat er einieen
Qeuten Die aDpfe oerorebt.
6urSfih bot nun Die braiiliani1he
Heaierung cine l1eberiiht iiber Die
oeutide Giapaasergng pun 1875
bis 1900 berausge9eben uno aus ihr
erfennt man 10 redt, mie unftnniaisne
Bebauptungen bon Den bDien Gbii1s
ten Deutiblanoa auf Braliiien Iino.
Der ganaen 1eihihte febit Die Dor.
a~usieBuna, auf melhe Fin fie suiatt-
menenpbantaiiert lit; 6enn es it eir=
fad niht pabr, oaB Deutiblano eine
folde Wtaiie ieiner 2~anbestinber
nab Braiifien biriaiert babe. baB es
nit ibrer StlIe fib elm gr6Beres
Stid BON benz Territpriuin ienes
9anoes nneienen Tonne. Die @es
iammteinmanoeruna in Yralilien be-
trug mdbreno Der 9eianmten Is Sab.
re 2.033, 698 Berlpnen uuo BON bic,
fen uaren 68.078. iaae uno ifreibe:
Acknowledging tauieno uno adtunos
iiebsia, aus benz oeutiGen Wein.
9asu tatner nod A, 56I Ginmort>
oerer aus Sefterreid, 70 ooB Die &C.
iamtntaahl Der ginwanoerer oeuts
Imen StamneS. mern mir ~oiejeniger
aus Seiterreid ale gu Den 9eutiden
rehnen moQen, liz. $50 betrug; allo
Elm oerbaltnismdBie fleiner Brud.
tell Der @eiammtet:aaanoerung. Nns
bere Gdnber ididten piel taebr 2eute
nod Braiilien als 9eutIhlano. Nus
Stalien eamen tpdbreno Der gennnit=
fen Belt 8. g. 1854 BerIonen,
aus Spanien 207, 02l. aus Burtueaf
asa. 400, aber uDn ben @efabren
oieier ginmanberuna ipridt fein
Wenih. uno Stalien Fat bod reid'
lid 10 piel @runo Rplonien fir ben
ueberihuB Ieiner BenDfteruna su
iudeu wie Geutiblano uno bot Iib
in Der Nneianung BON Rolonien
aud ebeniD unternebmeno bemielen.
Nber, nie aelagt, bappn ipridt Nies
mano. Dageaen pDn DeutIhlanb,
ons gauge So, 900 Mann in Sebn Sab
rem mad 8rafilien geihidt bat, oa
wirb elm grUBes @elhrei semabt unb
cine furhtbare 8efabr in IusItht
geiteQt. @s lit bod mirthd laher'
fihf
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800 seLpununa, 800.

Die eeIer bieIer 3eituns peroen f4 Ireuen su err
lauren, cap es menigiens cine aeiIrdtete ara1tbeit
beite1 i'm stanes 1T; @elPs &atarr4=8ur it Die elm
siae Jest Der drsttiheu 8rtoeriaaft bstanute poitios
Rpr. Raiarrb ~erfprbert ats cine Gonnitutionsfranf
belt cine eonFtitutiDne[Ie gebanoluns. 6al's Ro=
tarrh Sur miro innerlih senolnmen uno tpirtt Diretf
auf eas glut unb bic ibleirnioen O6srfd6en Oes
Fbrelto uno oeul Yatientsu Strait seberb, inoeml lie
bic Contribution BEG a6rpers auibaHt nno Der Natut
in ibre,t geerte bi(ft. Die gi9ent6Hmer baben 10
set 9ertranen Si i6rsu oeiltrdIten, Dab tic Elm bum
bert 9ouers getobnnrg fiji leeen Sal anbieten,
ben lie au furiren usrfebit. QaBt Gud eire Cite ppll
3eu9niden %torl1nen. Man aore'fre;;
r. 5. @beuep 1t. 60. Soleoo, .
ss- gertauft pon aQen apot beterI. 9reis u
Gents Die Gtaj6e.
6aG's Gami(ien= 9iaeu Hub bic beien.
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zinc fdhrsdlide araaBpie

lpielt lif in 3auienben BON Wobnuns
gen ab inbem Der Sob tdglt6 Opfer
Der S6pinoiuft unb 2ungenent3iin:
bnng forbert. MerOen @rtdltungen
nnb 9ulten ri9tig b%cbaubelt, ipirb Die
3ragObie perminbert. s. q. 6untlep,
GatIanbolL Snb., i6reibt: @teine
iSrau bate bic Shminbiudt unb bic
aer3te gaben tie auf. S6lieBli6 uaBm
lie 81. Sings lieue Gntbed1ng fir
S6piubfn6t, 6uiteH unb grfdltnn9
uub beute if iie, mol unb tart. sic
t6tet bic Seine a[er 8rautbeiten, Sine
Doiis beHert. SOC nnb $1.00 bel s.
& Sobn, @eo. S, 8. S6mitt,
giaent. unb @bolf SreiB.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-06-10
So BIBLIOTrCA DEL BOLETIN MERcANTIL

son de la piel del diabo. TIE aseguro que no harlan
10 que has hecho til.
Lo one has hecho til es mas que la toma de Ia Bas-
tilla He visto los gauchos cuvar las pampas tie
nen mas arado que una rama de arbo que forma cod-
llo nj mas rastrlo que hoz de espinas
da de cuero les he vsto coger ganos de rgo, gran
des como aveauas.
Todo ESQ es una baqatela comparable con 10 tuyo.
Has hecho TN miagro, TN verdadero miagro. Ah pi
csruelo
Todo ell pats te debera prosperdad Van re-
funfunar en- Saint-Sampson. Voy Ocuparme desde
Iuepe en- hacer otra bsrca. Es admirable, la m5quna
no tiene NADIA roto. Sehores ha lido los Douvres.
ha lido solo, Los Douvresl pehasco que hay otro
psor
jI.o sabes3 tie 10 han dicho1 Esta prcbado, fue
hecho adrede; Clubin hizo eucaar la Durande para
est stafarme ell dinero que tenia que entegarme Embo
rrach6 Tanerouille.
E, una prateria arga de couta-; tie 10 ccntar6 otro
dfa Y vo bestia de MI que tenia conhanza Ciubn!
Pero e 10 habra pagado, e pfcaro porque haba po-
dido sair del escollo
Hay un Dios canalls .lo YES, Giliistt2 Pronto
mapos ia obrs vamos consiruir otra Durande: LIE
da1emo> vtiutc pes mas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-06-10
LOS TRABAJADORFS DEL MAR

A 10 lejos aquella parsja que igaorab' que uvle
Sc testgo no lie vefa la seDda. este msmo ties
go que vefa tampoco la pareja pero saba que
estaba ALI
lCuantos minutes permanecerian semejante
pension misteriosa2
Serfa impossible decrlo.
Sc oy6 de repente un rudo ejano grit6
"Socorre! sono la campana del puerto. Els probable
que ia fecidad celestial eba, oyese el tumulto.
Sguio Ell repique de la campana. E que hubera
buscado Gliat el jardfn no lie hubiera encontrado
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-01-12
The Anvil Club Retention.

A merry crowd of San Angelo
young people responded to the in
vitation of the young ladies of the
Anvil Club to attend its second
annual reception Friday night.
The rooms were handsomely
decorated with Ivy and draperles
and festoonings. Bunting, ivy,
cut flowers and crepe papers lent
pretty aspect to the scene.
Floors were adorned with hand
some Navajos and beautiful drawn
work covers we're placed on the
refreshment tables. Cozy corners
with their complement of hand
made cushions were attractively
arranged and the whole affair was
most pronounced success. Re-
freshments we're served and dane
ing was engaged in until a very
late hour. The young ladies are
very proud of the success of this
their third annual reception and
they are Justly so. The dance was
one of the browning events of a
very successful holiday season.
g The following members were
present.
Messrs. and Mesdames: II. d.
Leffel, j. p. Anderson, j. G. Lam
don, Russ Hamilton and j. B.
Murrah.
Mesdames J. Sid Hudson, NAL
colin Brown of Fit. Worth, Eva
Angle.
Misses Rosie and Nell Eide,
Pearie Patterson, Charlie and
Jimmie Clark, Julia May Riggs,
Scottie Farley, Blanche Bell,
Anna and Ed DeBerry, Blanche
Patillo, Carrie Olive, Saddle Sher-
wood, Jennie Linde Yorke, Ethel
Selkirk, Lillian Key, Leila March,
Helen Lee, Verde Butler, Katie
V. Neal, Eva Louise Taylor, EN-
ma Dustin, Addie Bishop, Kath-
leen Wallace, Ethel Head Mary
Bland Millspaugh, Gertrude Sny-
der, Natalie McCord,
Messrs. Nseley, Sharpe, McBur-
nett, Upper, Hunter, Sam Hold
ges, 81 Hodges, Montague, Eide,
Raphael, Phil Lee, Bob Russell ,
Tom Pulliam, Collyns, Daniels,
Chas. Broome, Daley, Wynn, IL,
A Hall, l.. Schwartz, Boyd, Bats,
Alexander, Gwin, Albert De-
Berry, Ions, Simmons, Duggan,
Geo. Racquert, Nall, Key, Emory
Foreman, Mason, Loftln llender-
san, Opp, CAN'T, Jose Tweedy,
Crosson.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-01-12
= SOCIETY. <
BOYer.nraYum.

Prof. b. p. Boyer and Miss
Stella Grayum we're married at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Weber last Thursday even
ing. Rev. Father Moulin of the
Catholic Church officiating. The
bride is the sister of Mrs. Geo
Weber while the groom is the well
known leader If the San Angelo
brass band and a musician of
local fame. Mrs. Lawrence Guth-
ais, sister of the groom, was the
only one present ut the ceremony
except the relatives of the bride.
Prof. and Mrs. Boyer left Fri
day afternoon on the Santa Fe
to spend their honeymoon. The
best wishes of their many friends
go with them.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-01-12
Resolutions of Respect.

At called meeting on January
10th. the following resolutions
were adopted by San Angelo Typo
graphical Union No. $50, on the
death Of Charles i. Basel.
Whereas, it has pleased the ALI
Wise Ruler to remove from among
us our brother member and fellow
laborer, Charles B. Basel, and
Whereas, the membership of
this union feel that they have lost
a true friend and faithful worker;
one who was always ready to aid
u fellow-member and to advance
the welfare Of the union at any
and all times, therefore be it
Resolved, that San Angelo
Typographical Union No. 800
sympathizes with the family of
our deceased brother in the loss it
has sustained; and be it further
Resolved, that a copy of these
resolutions be forwarded to our
deceased brothers. family; that
these resolutions be published in
the San Angelo Press and the
Typographical Journal, and the
charter of this union be draped in
mourning for a period of thirty
days in his honor and memory.
FANNIE STRUTHERs,
A. +. NORTON,
G. w. JOHNSON,
Committee.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-01-12
Civic League Officers.

The Civic League officers elect
ed at the meeting last week for
the ensuing year, are as follows.
Mrs. Mary f. Lee, President I;
Mrs. L. G.. Taylor, Nice-Presi-
dent; Mrs. Fred Wear, Cores
ponding Secretary; Mrs. L. G. G..
Buchanan, Recording Secretary I;
Mrs, j. L. Millspaugh, Treasu-
rer.
Chairmen of the following COM
mittees were appointed:
Mrs. A. j. Marberry, Sanitary
Committee; Mrs. G. H. Garland,
Humane Committee; Mrs. Week
Tree planting Committee. Mrs.
Geo. L. Abbott was appointed
Cairhman of the Children's Aux
Hilary Of the Civic League.
The League requests all citizens
who have trees, hedge cuttings
and sprouts which they do not
need to send them to the chair
man of the Tree Planting Com
mittee, TO be used in beautfying
the park, etc.
Civic League members are re-
quested to send IN their dues at an
early a date as possible.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-01-12

Mrs. McDermott returned to
Brentwood Friday.
Geo, Brock, of Sherwood, left
Tuesday on a visit to relatives in
Lampasas.
Charles Winkler of New York
City, arrived Friday on II weeks
business visit.
J. II. Norriss bought the inter-
est of B. X. Tumlinson in the
Nickel Store last week.
NJ. N. Martin and family went
to Coleman Sunday where they
will reside in the future.
G. E. Hudson, of the firm of
Winkler q Hudson Co., left Mon
day for Dallas county where he is
interested in other dry goods
houses. Mr.. Hudson will be alb
sent from San Angelo for several
days.
Pink West went to Austin FRI
day to look after his candidacy
for the position of messenger to
carry the electoral vote of Texas
to Washington. Ralph Wallace
went as far as Cameron with him
and will stop off there for a short
visit to relatives.
J. A. Thomas, who has recently
been admitted to the bar, has es-
tablished an office in the new
March building and solicits cor
respondence. Mr.. Thomas card
appears in this issue of the Press.
He Is most worthy young man
and The Press would be glad to
see him succeed in the practice of
his chosen profession IN this city.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-01-12
Another Train Of Paints and varnish.

For the second time within a
wear solid train of seventeen cars
loaded with The Sherwin.Wil-
liams Paints and Narnlshes, is
being shipped from Cleveland to
Texas. The tram is making day
light runs only all the way to Fit.
Worth, where it will be broken up
for distribution TO the local deal
ers. A large part Of the shipment
is for Smith IL Robertson Of this
city.
Every gallon Of paint and var
nish in the seventeen cars is for
the shelves of the retail dealers not
for jobbers or wholesale distribu-
ters) and represents the second
largest shipment of the kind ever
made, the other beng an eight
cen car train sent out by The
observation-disclosures Co. last Feb
ruary. 1t is understood that a
third Texas Special of some
twenty cars is scheduled to leave
Cleveland the latter part of Janu-
airy, making three solid train
loads with an aggregate of fifty
five cars inside of twelve months.
These great trains of paint and
varnish are splendid evidence of
the solid trade conditions in the
in the Southwest and the country
in general. Paint is a sure sign Of
prosperity.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-01-12
| DEATH ROLL :
Annie Ruth Porter.

Miss Annie Ruth Porter, age ID,
died at the residence of her par
ents in South San Angelo Friday
morning about 3 o'clock.
The young lady was sick but a
few days and her death came as a
shock to the fond relatives and
many loving friends and school
mates.
The funeral was held from the
family residence Friday afternoon
at 1 o'clock. Interment was had
at Paramount.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-01-12
Miss Edith J. Hitchcock.

Died, at the family residence
on East Concho Avenue, at 2 n.
m. Monday. Miss Edith J. Hitch
cock, age 20.
Deceased came to San Angelo
about one month ago with her
mother and two sisters for the
benefit of her health. She, like
many others, came too late, and
her health, instead Of improving
gradually grew worse, until the
end came Monday morning.
The body was embalmed by
Undertaken j. S. Miles, and ac-
companied by her bereaved mother
and sisters was shipped to the
family home in st. LOUIS Monday
afternoon.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-01-12

j. A. Lord, court stenographer
of Waco was here several days
this week in connection with some
Of the Santa Fee cases.
Fewer gallons; wears longer;
Devoe.
Victor Probandt left for San
Antonio Saturday where he is at
tending the West Texas Military
Academy.
Fresh vegetables, fruits and
nuts at George Benefits. Phone
40. 1t
Mrs. GLADDEN. and little daugh-
ter went to Lampasas Saturday
where the little girl is attending
school.
j. S. Miles, expert embalmer
and funeral director. Phone 3.
Mrs. f. E. Fullington and two
little daughters left for their home
in Dallas Saturday. Mrs. Full
ington's health has improved.
If you want hay call 226. J. G.
Woodward.
A. w. Newsome and wife, d. B.
Newsome and Allison P. Newsome
came in from the ranch near
Water Valley Sunday and are
stopping at the Landon.
From somewhere to anywhere,
you can get anything hauled or
transferred. Phone numbers 38,
1875 and 106. Concho Livery &
Transfer Co. If
S. J. Titus of Syracuse, N. Y,
arrived in San Angelo Tuesday
for the benefit of his health. Mr..
Titus is a nephew of the we'll
known former business man of
San Angelo, S. w. Titus, who is
now residing IN New York.
r. E. Scott, the architect, has
rented a room in the new March
building, and will make his office
there. Mr.. Scott has on hand n
couple of contracts for Mr.. Gold
stein who bought the j. l.. Ben
ton place 7 miles south of San
Angelo on Llpan Flat.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-01-12

J. M. Shannon and wife came
in from Crockett county Monday.
Bob Magruder arrived Satur-
day from Brentwood on a few
day's'vislt.
The cleanest and best meat
market in town. Phone 302.
Snow & Taylor. 1t
DR.. Lindsay will lecture Thurs
day and Saturday nights of this
week at the Turn Verein Hall, in
Guiding his discussion of the
chemistry, magnetism and psych-
ology of love, Tickets at Wing
fields Pharmacy, 35c and SOC.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-01-12
Not Sold Out Yet.

The reports current in San An
gelo to the effect that The
Press has been sold by the
present management is an error.
There is no foundation for this re-
port and there is no likelihood
that The Press will change hands
for many months. The Press is
a success at present and there is
no reason why the publishers
should care to dispose of the pa
per.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-01-12
HUDSON BARN BURNED.
Quick Work by Fire Department.
Origin Unknown. Insurance.

At about 0:B0 Friday night the
barn at Mrs. &. G. Hudson s
place near the court house was
discovered wrapped in flames.
a few minutes after the alarm
was turned in, the volunteer fire
department had two streams of
water playing on the burning
building, and the fire was put ont
in few minutes. This was pro.
baby the quickest run made by
the new team.
The origin of the fire is un-
known, aud it is thought that
some miscreant did the work.
The fire began in the loft.
A buggy, the only valuable
property in the barn at the time
was saved.
Insurance to the amount Of
$3.50 was carried on the barn in
the Milwaukee Mechanics Insur-
ance Co., Milwaukee, Wis. -,
Broome 81 Farr, Agents.
There have been many favor
able comments made by the citi-
zens on the fast time and efficient
work done by the fire department
in this particular instance, and
some have said that the time
made equalled II city run.
Pure kettle rendered hog lard
at Snow & Taylor's. Phone BOP.