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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-20

FL 6 del proximo mes Sc verifcaran
ltallas para la Policia Insular en- San
Juan. Las condolences reQueridas son.
traer fG de bautismo. altura 1920, peso
l3o libras, cabidad toraxica cent?
metros, soicitud hecha de pufio le-
ira y certifcaci6n de buena conducta.
Han sido baja EN- ell cuerpo de la
Policfa Insular, pr6via aprobaci6n del
.s~ilor Gobernador los guardias 81
guientes por la orden general nlimero
Io4 fecha 10 del actual: Jose Rosas
por ccnoucta incorrecta abandon0
del servicio y Segundo Conception,
por desobediencia de ordenes Y con-
ducta incorrecta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-20

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New-York tribune., 1905-11-05
QUEER THROAT TROUBLE.
Battles Long Island Physicians
Parents Fear Diphthe5ia.

strange throat trouble has attacked many of
the school children OF Union Course, Long Island,
and parents have been greatly alarmed. Their
fears have been increased because dphtheria has
gained some foothold Professor Edwin H. Chase,
charge of the schools of Union Course and Wood
haven wrote letter advising the closing of three
of the public schools until the disease had been
stamped out.
SUPERINTENDENT Chickering received letters from
parents and ordered q thorough investigation.
DR. John P. Moore, head of the Queens Borough
Teuartrnent of Health. sent corps of physicians
TO Union Course, where they visited the homes of
all the children reported III from throat affec
lions Thev found some cases of diphtheria, but
rumors that nearly every home had one or more
cases of diphtheria were found to be groundless.
DR. Joseph P. Sheridan, OF Norris Park near
Union Course who headed the corps Of investi-
seTors spent the entire day yesterday visiting
houses and examining children suffering from
throat troubles He found seventeen cases OF
dIphtheria and five deaths, but the majority of
those whose throats Were affected suffered from
some unknown naalady. The physicians say there
is no Indication that there is anything contagious
in the raaiaGy.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-05
C. B. BARKER CORRESPONDENT.
Man Who Would Legitimatize Child Named
in Tllotson Divorce Suit.

rsy the arrest of his coachnan, Walter Harvey,
an a charge of grand larceny, yesterday, Charles
Bell Barker, who became known through bill to
Iesitinatize ''oueenie" Strinser. his daughter by
Adelaide Gertrude Strinser. had been named as
correspondent in the divorce suit brought by NOR
"a, a 1slIotsop of No. 40 Riverside Drive. against
his wife, Edna
Bargers coachraan arraigned yesterday In
the Tornbs Court charged with stealing furniture
valued at $500 from the Barker home IN Spring
Valley He was arrested in the once OF Francis
" Pollock while giving evidence IN the Tfllotscn
s,,,,-o.. s,,sf Before he was arrested Harvey had
testified that Mrs Tfllotson had spent many weeks
at the Barker summer home In his complaint Mr.
T5liofsou CHARGED Mrs Tillotson with being IN
tat.bs1 and said she still living at the Barker
bnrna The coachulan gave detailed testimony con-
cernng specific acts OF MISCONDUCT oy Afs III
lotson. g. -coa - h.,-. .-,..
children nov about eleven years old Ths husband
deciares that Mira riotson left him last May. and
fflat Barker assisted hes u sP1its away lhe CHI
New-York tribune., 1905-11-05
CLINTON PARK OPENED.
Recreation Place ON West Side
GiUen to Citu.

De Witt Clinton Park, extending from 52d-st. to
54th-st and from 12th-ave. to 11th-aYe. opened
the public yesterday afternoon. A great crowd
of the residents Of the neighborhood, young and
old besides many city officials, on hand to
take part in the ceremonies. Mayor Mcclellan
expected, but he unable to be there. and Cor
poration Counsel John J. Delany accepted the park
for the city on his behalf. The park is in of
the most populous sections of the West Side. and
promises, with all the attractions that IL affords,
10 be OF the most popular.
The park Is seven acres in extent. The site alone
cost 81 272 3S5 and the cost Of construction exClu
sive OF the gymnasium outfit, cost S2033o0.
The park is level with 11th-aYe. on the east SIDE
but slopes upward toward 12th-ave.. and overlooks
that street, affording fine view OF the North
River and the Palisades. The centre plan
tains Fairgrounds, kindergarten. gymnasium, a
running track and $4,000 pavilion. equipped with
shower baths and schoolrooYns. The upper floor
is open and affords recreation place for mothers
and children Further toward the 12th-aye. end
is another pavilion, known as the pergola the
basement of which is used by children and teach
ers of the farm garden.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-05
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

The following petitions in bankruptcy were filed
yesterday with the clerk OF the United States Dis
trict Court:
Isidor Conn, No o. west 81 al1M2th-st M voluntary ?et-
The principal creditors are S. Haas & Co. No. 10
Broadway, S3070 Hornthal. Wessnan g. Co. No.
26 East 14th-st, &,3e7; Oriental Bank, s4O06 Mr..
Hurnerdnger, No. 80 Broad-st.. S3471: Banner
Brothers, No 81 Broadway. $4,912; H Newman, No
81 BROADWAY, s6,2o3, and the estate of Alexander
Reef, No 5 West 40th-st., IS, 290.
George A. Richards, physician. No. II West 44th-
St. liabilities, $3.50; assets, $3.50 The principal
creditor is D. W. Richards, Needham Mass, s., SEQ.
The assets consist of household goods $780, and the
instruments, books, etc, of physician, and used
der the Bankruptcy act.
Charles B. Walker, No. ia Centre-st liabilities
81 $50; no assets. The principal creditor is Jacob
Dreicer, No. 295 5th-ave., S176 The petitioner
1860 without assets
New-York tribune., 1905-11-05
RECORDED MORTGAGES

Less Louis American MoTtgags g. C9paH56 2I1Ia 6
,lstst St Nos 53 BIB and 0l'4s East que June $4,000
Same to same; & sane ne PISpety; @ r pseYt 2Ooc
Hfnnan Frank, and another TO i.awyers 11G9 Loo
f. Of Sd1ave: mortgages. $4,000 each; due 30. ooo
Eoren5er as y 1872 &C., % = per rsn 6eth:t No 22i
west: prior mortgage. s11.5oo; years per oor
tSgsin Charles. ana another to H Arnsten;
5ftsstss 1Sas S9 5S9 e Eri6f Of martssses sooo
demand: Fer cent -; oteae
ShEs s7sooo: 56 s1f demand: 1's dr Cant cent soo
G1i se5it s5s Sas cSsraotion gta 9S conpany 6sd
100 Il Of I'd ave- mortgage sleoDi prior 2, 6ot
xaaI6 ssnuei to t-iesc}snlan ReaIty and Con-
stFnoon conp2ny: 5oSq: So ooo; prior mort
gages sS4 900 each; Years: per cent
Neberg Louis 70 R kurzrek; "a. F'e@S9n' s5I 6oot
corner hlth-st n yeaT i,1 . Pes s,sIee Company
Centre-st g 132 # n Ct Boston Road due @ oor
saTs =. % ,ae ISU Bosom Road at corner land of
Nsas6ton Bernard. 70 Tls Guarantee and Trust - OK
Eachrach AbraTn 70 N stenberg; 13Sdst. No 5o2 m,
xsain fs' samuel to Flelscaan ReatZ and Con-
sgS:n sTs pf0P G0Paz d4sae aD's ssa ooo years
Te5afrsr BELLE 5 10 L Duschness l26th-st. ~,
MsChz 1ds TO B McTavey 55th-st. 225 = M
:; of lin ave- years per cent, ,ist,hsx:
NGsenf. David. Rector. etc. et
Church; Central Park West W corner soth-st n on
Dsse5' ssN- Anita, 70 r Altiert: FuIton-ave sou
Looaia7a Realty cofnpsy sIanhaad5tsnt ad . Mort
gsge Company; S z &c er n ... 55oo
Grossnan. Samuel! 10 LAYERS Tue lhss' az @t n
% oFf 5szs Ts c2PSoy ae Soys6es s 1905 6 15o
Lewis. liI:nan' 20 tus vesrs 6 per cent i5o
R9ssaN s5seC: SaIauei; a 70 = he's' 2to
Ftnsls:ein IsFag! 5F y; 20 $500,
hteshoysF Leo }; ca1t 70 . faS S'.A ''.i 155c(
r6n2E Eeffs Peay pe pcoDany to Fedsan; i2ethst
40 II Of Audg6o&1ISye & S47' 90 oo
Eastern Crown Realty company 70 70 l. " ar snln'
s Ter s. 17.oo
20 y Loals' qis 4 veaTs rs per 1900
sys59s No las; years per cent 500
NeATee So 1.s Yaer s per .....-.... 100
Tram Jacob TO Weiss: 5th-st. :. 80 # -
o,.A gf Avenne 1erS G. " 80 Nelson Smith r woody
crest-ave " E. s2l.7 It Of l6sth-st; due May
rtse1soS5 ISo1 1:r TO Joseph diamond; 22s
map Mem estate: as per bona siii @o0
Loehinvar Realty Company TO uEnsiSa-aye Sa,!esS,
en 5Iand-sve *, 4S9e S9o demand -....-... 7so
Pept Francesca to George '.......... ven. 500
s5ser .' is ysaFi to abraham satEan and another
azd-st Nos SIG and SIS East; due Nay i 1871 nno
wseht samuel to william w A6e9F: 5e9 500
sehs.m. Abraham 10 L seiicoSioh; 100
Prospect Avenue Rsalty Company to 4aMye LenIysf
Title Insurance and Trust ,Sll s,,s November
IS 50 IT " OF avenue st john que 5000
zxegei. Joseph. UhlfeisseT Tsr ane cent. 8es
Cray Maria K, stalcoIn a55 OF Ststsp per cent 15C
"acht Samuel, TO ad W a 6 Ier cent.........-.: LOO
z,orn kate 10 Charles " Hillman: s.ap 1or
No 1.I66; prior mortgage so'"''
New-York tribune., 1905-11-05
Forest Lodge, Glen Allen. Va

GLEN ALLEN, wayside station the washinytou-
southern might easily be developed into a charming
reay point for the accommodation climatic travel
tor more than forty years unusual been
slowed on the natural beauties place and IL
tenly unites more advantages midway resort than
can be found at any other railroad point the
North and the South. -
America like Europe, is realizing sudden rarsi
for e s'' N
Six great railway systems now converge on this new
daily, many of them describing Glen the Deer
Park from the herds which over its ample
GROUNDS and which can be seen from the windows
As the tranquility of pastoral life
VIII the SURFING activities of the Glen Allen is
SIMPLY unique Twelve passenger trains stop the
Lodge gates daily, and vet by broad lawns and
!aes and spacious parks and miles virgin
graded drveways and rambes sheltered largely
days. '- - -i''d anu oaihS even IN winter
There six mail deliveries together with express
service The surrounding country is notable for its
tcnoolnouses and churches its good
the station. ~
From time imrnemoal Glen Allen district has been
OF ls people. As place of regular abode it is alike
1ntermedate in locality in and in elevation
II is on LATITUDE 3I2 degrees, the line of departure OF the
SI stream and Its unduating grounds from POS TO
go rect above tide water, while in longitude 1t Is eqi
gstant between the Blue Ridge mountains and the
tide water, has the equable alI-theyea round ci
mate in America
The Lodge is a spacious mansion of a hundred rooms
with wide halls and corridors abundant verandas
1t furnished throughout we'll built nearly 1t
is occupied by Its owner foreigner who is returning to
MS own country and caz give possession at once
There is good equipment of horses carriages
barns. stabling, farm implements and making
This fine old domain of thousand is for sale
1t lies midway between New England and Florida, the
great route Of climatic travel and within three hours
run of the National Capital.
Address OWNER. Forest Lodge Glen Allen, Va.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-05
PLAYED BANKS MONEY IN MARKET
e-President of State Bank of Tabor, Iowa
Confesses to $50, 900 Shortage.
rBv Telegraph to The Tribunal

IBy Telegraph to The Tribuns-l
Tabor Iowa, Nov. A director Of the state
Bank Of Tabor yesterday discovered Vice-Presi-
dent Dye of the bank in bucketshops IN OInaha.
wasting the banks money.
An investigation disclosed that Dye had forseo
notes and mortgages and was S60uuO short IN
his accounts. lie was CONFRONTED win s ..i
confessed to the shortage. saying he hao ios'
the money in stock and grain gambling.
The bank placed in the hanus oL AZ "a
rectors and depositors will be paid In fun. Dye
fs al his fathers home in Council Bluhs anu
has not been arrestsd-
New-York tribune., 1905-11-05
The BRONX BUILDING PLANS

1tl.t-,t -as n, g Of ColIeze-aye-' two 80
r.. .to-s -, 90 yya-enouse 2sxSo; w A smith,
owner Moore q Iandsiedel sTshitse;s- ons story
.rars shed 8oxls; P. II. Sturz' owner SilA- i'9
,,sc csr, arohitsssr go - ot Morris-aye. six
S. 2s,.rx, .ene-nent house 50xs7; Hoebner g
n.he-. owner; Horentgrger stseng5; 5a5,s-tt- i've
s.o-, srs basement brick stcre ana teilei5st -
hors. "a ,oxsT: Meaeei KaufnsaIn. oFSnel' e.
rerSrrger Strsrb .rchitec'E.-
New-York tribune., 1905-11-05
155 90

43d-st n 8 11e IT W. Of eth-ave-, 4ox1ooe John
Waters and another aet A n. Realty Company ct al
faction TO forecose mechanics hen); attorneys Reed
Paiiister.
No Al walker-st; George A. Baker. executor. ct al
agt Leonard r Requa ct al foreclosure OF nor1gs&e:
attorney T.
10 Leo Schafran agt Robert
Wuerz faction TO declare en) attorney L. ScnafTan
No. "a Ludlow-st.; Herman Weisseerger ct al ast-
Kari NJ walIach fspecifc performance)' attorney. C.
Schwick 90 ,or
Ere V Y Knox ct Herter Realty Company ct al
foreclosure OF rrortgage) attorneys. Knox & Doolng
New-York tribune., 1905-11-05
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

The first mans that Of the debtor the second fas
Of the creditor and date when Judgment was fled:
s,,.- nsc,sr aIoott. july 80 1896 tcanoe1ed s7ee
Bass, e,qssa SussaTe-f ih'son % a. . 7a5
cam, Cam, 6eroinano--' ..'i iaio'''' ''is ~ 7ss
r-s., ar,, w r r;fbb December 13 1904 2es
80 1,is y + T>,rner. November 1s 1898 82o
Pierson George He Terr September 8, 1905. 23l
clnsssr 1aas Gas 1ieh' . MN. A $50
New-York tribune., 1905-11-05
BUILDING LOANS CONTRACTS.

iisth-st. Nos sle and SIS East tie 'eiiei s'ii
Cathedral Parkway n s. $50 II W OF .oii rsoronenv
x7oIl; tie Commonwealth MortsAse Mo-,,
Grand-eve " O. S30s Il OF burnslossE1 sE1 a r. 3 or
loe X Irregular: Grand-ave e. o., Mortgage
Burnside-aYe l0oxe0; the Manha,lat i l-nS-s5v -
CoTppanv loans the Lochinvar Realty C041pAS
New-York tribune., 1905-11-05
STEAMER ON ROCKS IN ST. LAWRENCE.

Montreal Nov. 4.-Ths Allan Line steamer Ba-
varian went on the rocks near WyerocS, not lar
,ror, Crosse Isle I'm a binding snowstorui last
nisht She cannot be released for some time 1ns
MESSENGERS are being brought back TO 9usbee
New-York tribune., 1905-11-05
AURA eleaAR BENNETT WINS CASE.

p-,,sn,,rp Nov 4-Laura Biggar Bennett. the
former actress won her in the Supreme Coul'
here today against her former attorneys Hc1le- H
mott & Johnson OF New-Jersey. Ine lower wv"
New-York tribune., 1905-11-05

dren who were returned to the custody Of their
father by the courts last August
Barker had bill introduced in the legislature,
which was passed, legitimatizing Miss Stringers
child. Governor Higgins vetoed the bill, declaring
that it would create immoral precedent
New-York tribune., 1905-11-05
MECHANICS LIENS.

West Ena-exe.- No. s4s; Paul Kikowisz ast bHA
SpEs-sry aSP ~
AAcors'r Dam Road, 8. W. corner looc7fS 80
127xss axT4;l: E. NJ P1ckhsrd Son q 70. -.
rl.ornss 7. Hevro,Ex and Elizabeth r. f9<-AsiSs
evIA-g: A.bia Pearson, contraotof-.. -
New-York tribune., 1905-11-05
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIEN.

<ad-xt No ,as West: zlst-st, No l2e West;
n Nelson eompx1y against CErlseopnsf
esayn. 81 al: September 20, 1905 3-------.--.''
New-York tribune., 1905-11-05
LIS PENDENS.

eisf-st No s47 East; Barnet Rivn agt- John
Feinsten. owner and contractor. ..........-....
New-York tribune., 1905-11-05
Country Property for Sale.
Why Do You Pay Rent

When you your homo within 20 minute, OF
saith Stree: Ferry Of the picturesque bay. en-
Long Island Sound?
New-York tribune., 1905-11-05
Country Property to Let.
Real Estate Wanted.

DRooKLYN PROPERTY wANTED.-Wil pay cash for
Is imnroved property vacant lots in Brooklyn. N Y:
Kings or Queens County N y also farms and acreage
location etc give you quick
ASdrees POTTS & PARTRIDGE. 1S9 Montague Street
Iirooklyn y. y
New-York tribune., 1905-11-05

had refused to reopen the judgments held against
her by attorneys, but the upper court feVerseo
the decision.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-05
BAYSIDE PARK

Is oniy 10 miles from Nsw York. trains daily
90 iauon Is only 10 cents. and upon completion
pennsylvania brtdf
from Herald Square Bayside number of artistic
houses have just been completed contain every mod
srn convenience and to ss 500 They csn
pe Dought with cash of per cent balance
sSo 9 per NORTH and upward which expenses
previous experience will from so 10 100 per cent
IN vaiue within short time; can also b.
ponght on instanents Write booklet or better
cal and see US Wen gladly to run out ana
look at the property. - - 49, '-o
THE NORTH SHORE REALTY COMPANY
Ea ast NeyxV
New-York tribune., 1905-11-05
Musical instruction.

ANNIE FRIEDBERG sqo5s sS15as0 ana mas Iss roe
instruction. Apply HOTEL ENDICorT-
A PIANO LEssoNs-soPHIE CUM. graduate pien--- p-
2. ist. German method: reasonable; references sSi
druggist
MUSIC STUDIO. 3sth ST. near 5th ave- 70 let oy tho
VI hour half day: three days weeh sONAh
TE, 6'TyFP I 3S4 Broadway Tribune Uptown Once
New-York tribune., 1905-11-05
Bronr Real Estate.

RrOnT feGL ESt0te.
= 1T nIPEcTION is Nev-Yorks population going
and why people want 70 I'VE G1r+x sdiotn
Vorryfs Of The Bronx East l5Stn-I4Ist
ing sonthsrn Boulevard Cypress Avenue Auc'ioN A'
day November 14th, 1905
xvor CAN DO WHAT THE AsToRs RIDTt fo you hass Rss
E,S1nsnf see the YorkviHe or Inc bIoLA' -
,3o. ia5st Streets adjoining Southern BouIeVslu u
lion tuesday. November l4th
DEAL ESTATE INVESTMENT now begins ,aIa aIs you
S1fat rrba greatest opportunities are osioIe ~:
Sc the Yorkville The Bronx East fs Avenue
Str.sts adjoining Southern BouleeVaaro-N
Auction Tuesday, November 14th 1913.
xvvIrcf4 SECTION OF THE CITY i've yess aeI, IN
w viii have the greatest TRANSPORTATION t Fast
Yorkvflle or Ihe
1sL ~ ia1st Streets adjoining southern touiefs
snction tuesday November i4th. lsOo'
IroRTHEAsT CORNER 8D AVENIE h,,g a,snues 2
n street, junction OF St Ann anu D'
lots EcGnsnkg EysIfs1 csARREAU 7ee Sixth Avenue
New-York tribune., 1905-11-05
Furnished apartments Wanted.

x1TANTED.-For special client handsome furnished
w apartment will liberal rent for the right place.
family of only.
HENRY ID. WINANs 6 MAY. 749 FIFTH AVE.
NJTANTED.-Furnshed eight apartment till April
w between 5sth and 96th sts West Side. Apply
TO T. w, So Leonard-st.
yyAMILY adults require elegantly furnished apartment
u near Central Park COLLINS. Manhattan Hotel.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-05
FURNISHED AMERICAN BASEMEN'

ADJACENT FIFTH AVE, IN IHE SOs.
Strictly high grade beautifully furnished. attrac
O ye6f. Can be secured At almost nan
regular price because Of late season.
HENRY ID. WISASS & NAY. .49 FIFIH AZ ~:
New-York tribune., 1905-11-05
5000
$3.50
1900
1000
1000

$4,000
10000
5000
New-York tribune., 1905-11-05

EIEGANrLY FURsIsHEp APAEIMESn: Ia. Rr1rss sro
=. BATH W. ~ s1a ALABAMA. Is Eas. 1lth-st
New-York tribune., 1905-11-05
JUDGM ENTS.

The following judgments Were filed yesterday, the
first name being that of the debtor:
New-York tribune., 1905-11-05

"a n
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-03-09
WILL ERECT OWN BUILDING.
Eastern Washington Counties Plan TO
Build Structure at Lewis and
Clark Exposition.

PORTLAND. Ore. March 9.-Spo.
kane. Columbia, Whitman, Yakima,
Asotin and Walla Walls counties.
Washington. strongly favor a display
at the Lewis and Clark exposition, and
have thrown their interests together,
and are devoting portions of their APP
preparations to the carrying out of the
purpose.
a similar movement was com
menced previous to the Louisiana pur-
chase exposition at st. Louis, but was
finally abandoned owing TO the fact
that Spokane county was suspected OF
attempting TO obtain the bulk OF the
exhibit space. Upon the close of that
enterprise. the county boards of trade
nave drawn the conclusion that IL Is
but fair that Spokane county, the larg.
est in eastern Washington, should
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-03-09

less court house at Puerto de Luna
for which the people will pay taxes
for a hundred years IL another evi,
dence OF was,eful extravaganza. The
board " commissioners Of this county
wisely determined To 'cut their coat
according 10 their cloth" and con.
structed a nice adobe court house, con
venient and sufficient for all needs at
a cost OF only-- that will we'll
answer all purposes for twenty years,
thus saving the annual tribute In the
way Of taxes to keep up interest that
their neighboring counties are paying,
The people of this county will ever
be under obligations 10 that board,
Santa Rosa IL the end Of the Eel
Paso 4 Northeastern and has the
round house and repair shops, furnish.
ing work for at least 100 employees.
The congested condition Of railroad
business is conclusive proof that an
immense traffic is being carried on.
The yards are overcrowded with In
coming and outgoing trains, while the
depot hotel and lunch room Is like a
bee hive at swarming time,
Santa Rosa Is beautifully situated
on a series OF gently undulating hills
adjoining the Rio Pecos. dotted over
with cedar and pinion trees, all pre-
senting a pleasing and picturesque
landscape, The best thing about the
town is It's population.
The hoisterous condition Of railroad
building times has disappeared. Most
OF the rough crowd have sought other
fields and the people have settled
down to business pursuits and are
building gradually but surely a good
home town, with schools and churches
and wholesome influences,
+. V. LONG.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-03-09

occur AZ any time Is proven by the
fact that II Is Nnown In recent years
three satonos have appeared,
Dick De %Graftenreid. well known at
Las Vegas, is authority for the state.
ment that he personally knows OF a sa.
tono on the Aqua Negra grant, which
has fallen In Of recent years.
Within the past five years near the
house OF a ranchman a tremendous
noise was heard Ike n rumbling vol
cano In the earth, the people rushed
out and nearby was a new satono
where the bottom had just dropped
downward III OF sight.
There Is room here for some Of the
delving scientists who read The Optic
to tell us why is this thusly."
Let some wise man speak.
Santa Rosa Is fast becoming q flour,
ishing town. A fine two story brick
school house is a monument TO the
enterprise and intelligence OF the PEG.
pie.
Two small church buildings, Presby.
terrain and Methodist, a resident pas,
tor and regular church service indi-
cate the religious and moral trend OF
the community. The large and sub
stantial warehouse of Charles HELD.
the commodious and well filled stores
of the Noise brothers, together with
their wool and cold storage buildings,
the extensive brick business block of
Geo, H. Smith. Jr, formerly OF Las
Vegas, the pretty two.story corner
brick building of c. II, Stearns, full of
dry goods and supplies, a well filled
lumber yard, the two.story stone
structure of the First National bank.
with many other smaller business es,
adjustments all tell the story of a
wollto-do and prospecting people.
One thing is especially commenda-
Bile, the old board of county commits
sioners adopted a common sense and
wisely economical policy, which
should forever be a monument TO their
good management. Most new coun-
ties plaster the community with a
bonded debt bearing high rate of in
terest for public buildings far more
expensive than needful. On this debt
the people everlastingly pay taxes to
keep up the interest. The cost of such
buildings is paid in taxes over and
over again.
San Miguel and Mora are samples
OF such insane folly. The old and use