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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-04

->En Naraniiso fue sorprendida
aver una iugada q 10 prohibido.
I'm Msnasf sparecsra On breve
un nuevo peri6dico.
I'm variss poblaoiones conliguss
& San Sebastian ne han alberto sus
cripeiones de vfveres y dinero, para
socorrsr las victlmss del ircsndio
oeurrido el sabado en- aquella pobla
ci6n
-Msnana se vera en- 10 Corte Su-
prema 10 Apslaci6n de Rafael Asencio
Lamaya condenado por hurto & so die q
de cGrcsl.
-Ha renuncisdo su puesto de en-
cribiente On 10 Corts Suprema don
Alberto Ma,fo Mar'e1, nombradu
sub seoretario de Ia Corte de Distrito
de San Juan.
-Ha fallecido en- esta eiudsd Ia
respectable sefiors deha Maria Coma
| lez, viuda de Perez. EatA ma nana %
verified el sepelio que estuvo concu
rridfsimo, Acomps Il amos on su doloi
& 10 distipguids familia de Ia fnads
| y & los seiiores Vidal hermsnos y c.
de esta plaza, & cuyo nombre tsmbi<,
90 hrzo 10 invitaci6n oil entierro.
-Pareee que % 10 har&n proposi
clones bsj contrato formal & los 20
| d pres r. NJ. Calder6n y CO, sgentei
en- San Juan p. r de 10 exquisiti
y sin rival csrvezs <Psbrt, para gu,
no vendan pi una botells, durante lal
fisstss del Hip6dromo. Nos copsti
Que dicheos 0, a ,res rechszsrau el con
trato, para que no Sc explots al pueblo
En- el temple oat6lico de Rit
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-04
ESCRUTIN1O

SEoo6N 69 Ell Conseo Executive supirA para cAda c. la'
9o electoral e hOj. de oteo por menC para u'c de M
untss de Eeccone 81 hicer eacutnio de Ice voos Dchss
ho Dc coteo contenn loo nombre aredos de TODD: los
candidates que hsyan e muncpc donds estuvere
.tusdo ell cCeg Arrgdos ell orden apsrzcan en-
las papeIetas ocaes bo eccones aepads cada pardo
roco DtpuGs del nombre de cadA nndtO habrA esDa
clio para ndmero de papats fgras que 90 hubren
mixas votadss favor del msmo coumna en- a cua 90
anotsr total de que hubere recdo Tamben hAba una
coumna apare en- dcho pegode coto cua harA cons.
tar n6mero de pape proteatdy vosadaa para Cada cand
ddato En- adc6n et pego de Coo contenda nm e'paco
para snor los nombres de os miembros de LAD uns dc Eec
clones del coIeg espaco snor e ntmeo de voo'
deposdos eQn resu de Ia stA de- vOsnte evadis pei 10;
Wcreros de coeoio az ambi9n epIcos anotor
amere de papeetes que encuenten e 6meo de
papeetas nQr vOads para clda prtdc rdTero de pspe
etls e l6mero de papees nuas e dnero de pare
las protestadas.
SEoCoN 7O.-PApeeta fntegrs % aquea en- que Se vOa
toda d Csnddstura de IN solo partidO.
Papee mxta aquella On 90 von candidates de mas
de On parido-
PapssM nuIa nQusA que pOr llguna rs6n 10 dsbs con-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-04

Piedraa 90 hsr& una hermosa instala.
el6n de luz el6ctrica, que se estrenarA
en- 10 pr6xima Ssmsna Santa. Un
empleado de 10 Comps fifa estuvo oil
lunes en- Rio Pisdrss, acordando, con
el aefior cura do allf, 10 forma do 10
installation , eonviniendo los preeios
do 10 misma.
Felicitamos carifio amente oil pa
dre Torres Dfaz por esq meiora para
"a temple.
-EstA mafiana regres6 de Mana
Il el Sub &c mlsionsdo de Educaei6n
Mr.. Lord quisn Representa- oil Conf
sionado en- les eonferencias eseolares
do dicho pueblo.
Ell s&bado tendran lugar en- Are.
clbo 10 primera ssrie do conferencis
eieolares.
LA corte municipal septenci6 hoy
& dos mssss de cGrcel & Serafln Perez,
por hurto de un baul contsniendo ro'
Do, de 10 propiedad dc jose Mora.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-04

ri tribunal Supreme revcc6 el
recurso gubernativo iDterpuesto por
el abogado don weneeeslao Bosch en-
rspresentac On de los sebores O. .hoa,
ntra 10 nota del regisirador de 10
Propiedad de Csguas, pussta en- una
sscritura de rom pimiento de aeuda que
otorg6 don Agustfn Collsz1.
Aver hubo una pequtfs collision
On Cabo Rojo. AL ser detenido Juan
de 10 Cruz aG redi6 al pol cfs Q iifio'
mes, quien hizo uso del rotea. FL
sgrssor sali6 con algunas contusio
mas On 10 cara. Por dicho motive par
to del pueblo protsst6 dc hecho. veri.
6csndo dos detenc.ones
ri juez mupici pal sentenei6 & Cru
q 6 msses dc c&rcel.
Ell teniente Sehsttini comunisa
oil cuartsl general el siguiente tele
grsms:
Bayam6c. Anoche, aeompsfi do
del juez de paz DOS personsmoI 10
hacienda Monrroig. Sc extrajo el o.
dlver de un much scho que 40 cay6 On
el dep6sito de mieles. Hasta shora no
resultsn esrgos contra padia.
Sc or cuentra completsmepte res
tablec'do do su epfermedad nuestro
am 70 don Rafael Bird. Nos alegra'
mos.
@Mshsna 90 reunii q 10 Junta Su
perior de Ssnidad para tratar vsrioi
asuptoa locales.
-Durants el NAL tempo que se de-
is sentir aver tarde y noche, cayeror
cerca de San Juan variss dsscargai
eleetricas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-04
HERMINIO DIAZ
Abogado.N o.Notario
San Juan, Puerto-Ric0
SAN JUSTO Il.
SAN JUSTO L.

Ell dspArtsmento do Tesorsria
10 grea6 esta maiiana unsImulta de diez
dollars impuesta q I'M comerciante do
esta ciudad por infracei6n do las L.
yes de rentas.
->HA regresado do su visie do
inspection el segundo iefe de obras
pGblicas seiior Montllla.
Han dado principle por el de-
tartamento del interior las obras del
camino do las Piedras & San Lorenzo.
Ell licenciado don Am6rlco Gsi.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-04
NJ -. -

desaok local. exception hhA do 10. de loo miembro. de
unts los reCusadores o6caea despu6 no perm&
trads nade mas que Supernendente al SuperiDendone
Auxiar Jonta de Eeccones entonces pprocede6 inme-
datamente escrunio de o votos de acuerdo mas
adeante ae dsponr, bao nnguna crcunncis adIAn oa
membos de dch. un hata no hAbr tsrmn,do s esCrunO
de heber anuncado e resultado del mmo Los recudores
oRce fuera baranda durante d eCruno
de los votos podrn pres los de nta
pero np06n modo nternd6n nj kmMAn Iate en- e scru
tinio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-04

A $3 80 polarization garantizada.
Accl0nes
Banco do Pto. Rico Q % kt3.
Banso Territorial. . 153 & 16.
Baneo Popular 10 IL
Buques anuncIados
vapor ing!es sLindas. Este va
por de 10 lfuea Noston sali6 el II del
passdo de Nontevideo CON tassi' pa
ra este puerto.
vspor sspaf1ol sCatalinas. Sali6
de Barcslons para ests el 30 ppdo.
vapor amsricano sPhiladelp phlss.
Saldra para New York msfsna.
Vapor amsricsno eArksdias. Sa'
li6 dc New Orleans para e.ta oil 20
pr6x'mo pasado.
vspor espi d u sPorto Ricos, sali6
dc Cerpfia el dja 20 del ppdo. para
obsu pucfAus
vapor esps mol xConde w fredos,
saldr& de Barcelona ell Is del corrien'
10 para este puerto cen sus escalas de-
Med terr aoeo y Canariss.
1onaTon puerto
vapor smericsno philadelphia
de 10 Guayra.
Sc habilstaYon de sQlid0.
vapor tr,nces Montreal, para
Puerto Plata.
vapor americana <rhiladelphias
para New York
Buques on puerto
TRAvSEIA
sMsjor Plchandss descarg ando
.Samuel w Hsthw ~, cargando
<chss LorinSs seargando
sCarolinas dsscargsndo
sMontreals descArgan1o
COSTANEROS
xIndia, Ponce
sAurelias Vieques
<Joven Naurina, Fsiardo Vie
Ques.
xEsparanza1 Nagdabo
sPorto Ricos cargsndo
SV0ccS Id
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-04
NOT|CIAS DEL D|A

SUMARIO- -Recurso gubernativo Aggression a un poll
cia-Hallazgo de un cadaver. Don Rafael Bird Jun
ia Superior de Sanidad.-Dessargas electricas.-Ju-
gada sorprendida en- Naranjto. o.-Nuevo peri6dico en-
Mauatf. .-Suscripciones .-Apeaci6n. -Renunca. -Fa-
lecmiento -Otras notlcias.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-04

Preslos MIN do los artfeulos
que 50 detaIIan on
almaoenes
Arroces dc partido & Jap6n dc
s3ik5.
Idem valsnciano dc est . 9 Id. Id
Aios de 30 stvs. Gb0.
Jamonss % o 81.
Qussos amess. . sle Patagrka 20.
Tosino, . 16 . 1ei
Sardinas aumsdas . 10 esntavos.
JAb6n, s4s & IS Rockmors
Amsrioano. s23 y4a
Pasta del pals . sA4.
Mantesa oct G6} en ! yea stas
Dc 81 { 10.
HarinA do e4} at6i.
Habichuelse Amerisanss so,orsdas
laagas s5i 3s.
Carbanzos s4}a
pasalao s6ls7
Cshollas al a6
Mantequillai do s13 10
Papas smerieanas OF
Tassio I.
Leche condensada <Aguilas & %
Id Id <Cruz Roias s5
Id Id sNagnoliss s4a
DEL PALS
Axtear para sl consume,
Eassabado slsro de s3} . "a
Dc misl slaro . $3.50.
Usntrifugs slsro De II sss
Amerieana dc 81 1ssf1
Ds Ponce ~ . ~.
Ron % grades Cartier 8 s1.so SAB
evos gallon pagados r. Iptsrnas.
Nsix . LEO.
Tsbaco, nominal
Preclos do comp'a
Almid6n o $3.50
Algod6n dc s Q $50.
Ooeos dc is . Is millar
ousros dulsss s1S
aebo dc res Q N.
Cate eorriepte do e10 &10a
Cambl0s ooFFlentes
Londfes cbeek . 4.86
Paris % Il D.
Hamburgc A4a
New York p or
Espafia 9 DIV 16 pS 9
C6daIas hlpotecarlas
Banco Territorial y Agrfcola s58.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1906-03-02
5. P. AFTER TRADE

The farmers of Douglas county have
number of notices from the South
ern Pacific Company that by shipping
their hay grain flour and other pro-
ducts to Dayton for transmission to
Tonopah and the other southern camps,
they will get better rates than by
shipping to Carson City to go over the
V. < 7. to Mound House. They
have also instructed tn ,ir Tonopah
and southern camp customers to in
struct shippers in Carson Valley to
haul their product to Dayton. They
have, further more advised the Com
stock merchants that by shipping by
way of Hazen and Chruchill to Dayton
and from thence hauling to the Com
stock, they will get better terms, all
of whcih evidences the intention to
injure the Y. & T. to the full limit of
their ability. This is blow to not
only the local railroad, but to the
city of Carson, and The News advises
that measures be taken to hold the trad
that, with inaction, will be taken away
by the Southern Pacific Combpanv.
- Carson News.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1906-03-02
new ROAD ABANDONED

The Board of County Commission
ers met this day pursuant to adiorurn-
ment for the purpose of acting on the
final report of the Surveyors on the
contemplated new Wellington road.
After fully considering said Report
it was ordered by the Board, that the
petition filed in the Clerks office Dec
11th 1903 praying for the location and
building a new road and abandoning
the present old Hoye Canyon road
denied and rejected 1t having been
clearly shown that said contemplated
new road would cost more money that
the present Hoye Canyon road could
be put in better condition than the
contemplated new road by the expend-
iture of about one half of the cost of
such new road,
Peter Thompson Smith was employ
ed to proceed as soon as possible to
repair the Hoye Canyon road and pro-
cure the necessary help needed.
Board adjourned until 1st Monday
III April
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1906-03-02
FOOT RACE

Amid the greatest excitement and
the straining of every possible effort of
both contestants Ollie Ward was de-
clared the winner in a l50 yard match
race last Tuesday morning, between
the above named and Morris Mack.
The race was the elimination of a
lIatch between the two last Sunday in
which Ward was also victorious, but
Mack believing himself to be the best
sprinter of the two desired a return
match which resulted in the manner
above mentioned.
Both contestants were under the care
full supervision of their trainers and
were tried out for the distance the
night before, after which they were
throughly rubbed down and given the
best possible care. ut Is reported
that Ward used Witch Hazel for rub
down, and that Mack used a mixture
of DR.. Kings New Medical Discovery,
and kickapoo Indian oil. 1t is to
be observed that the preparations used
worked wonders with the contestants,
as the distance was made in almost re-
cord time, 1864 seconds However
this was probably due to the fierce.gale
that was blowing at the time the race
was run.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1906-03-02
On SnOWShOdS

Last Friday, Vim Bennett one of the
Supervisors of Alpine county arrived
in SutteI Creek. He came from Mark
leeyille to the snow line in this county
on snow shoes, taking two days in max
ing the trip. In many places where the
snow has drifted it is all the way from
twenty to thirty feet deep and on the
level il from five to ten feet deep.
Mr.. Bennett says mine is being oper-
ated at Maikleville. in which there are
employed about twenty men, but aside
from that there is little doing in that
county at this time of the year. In
the summer months is when Alpine
county shines. Cattlemen from this
county and Douglas county, Nevada
drive their stock into Alpine to feed
opon the luxuriant grass. Besides
that county Is the fayoritc resort for
hunters aud fishermen Alpine is
small in population but large III good
feeling among her citizens and for
those from the outside. -Amador
Record.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1906-03-02
Lively Runaway

Albert and George Daudel, figured
in very lively runaway last Monday
forenoon in front of the Club Saloon
They had just got into the buggy
and had not secured the reins from
their fastening on the dash hoa-d,
when the horse became frightened and
turned around so short that it cramp.
ed the buggy upsetting it amt throw
ing the occupants to the groun
Al. received very severe brui-e rist
above the right eye, and was OF, e,-
wise severity shaken up. George was
more fortunate than his brother, and
with the exception of few minor
bruises was uninjured. The horse
ran for half mile when he was stop
ed, md brought back to town, the
buggy and harness were pretty
througly demolished.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1906-03-02
OPERATION SUCCESSFUL

Capt. Foley, and DR., +. II. Hawkins.
left last Monday afternoon for San
Francisco, The Captain goes to have
cataract removed from his ewes
10y the famous Optician DIR. Cornwall
of San Francisco. About Is months
ago Mr.. Foley was afflicted by the
serious growths aud was stricL en-
totally blind. in which condition he
has remained ever since as the growth
could not be removed until they be.
came ripe. A few months ago peti-
tion was circulated among his many
friends for the purpose of defraying
the expenses of the operation and was
very generously subscribed to- 1t is
now hoped by his many frieands that
the operation may be entirely success
ful and that Mr.. Foley will regain his
lost sight.
LATER. As we 90 o.press, word
is received at this office that the oper-
alton performed on Capt. Foleys eyes
was successful and he is now able to
see again.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1906-03-02

like the other end of the workings
every thing is being presided over and
the bumpers are working in unison and
harmony.
Now can you not see the necessity
of an organization of this kind are you
going to have repetition of the
confiagration of year ago. Can you
expect men t. with capital to invest
to settle here where the citizens are
not even willing to support fire COM
pany or even pay the slight debt in
cured on the little engine and bose
which was purchased a few years ago
and which has been the means of
avoiding several conffagrations, in the
town but which if it were handled in
"a more systematic manner would have
been more effective than it was.
I'VE MUST WAKE UP AND DO
SOMETHING" or some of these
days we will be burned out of our
house and homes and will suffer losses
that would have kept an engine and
hose company and all the latest inn
proved fire fighting apparatus at hand
for more than twenty years. Profit
by experience get out and do some
thing along this line. Rembemer
"A stitch in time saves nine.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1906-03-02
WEDDING BELLS

A very pretty but quiet wedding took
place on Monday the 10th of Feb
uory, when Louis j. Vallem of Freder-
icksburg and Miss Josephine T. Kenny
of Grass Valley, California. were uni
ted in the holy bonds of matrimony.
at the home of the brides sister, Mrs.
Thomas Nash of Grass Valley.
The bride is most estimable young
lady. She is of an unselflsh, whole
souled and sunny disposition, and il
held in the highest esteem by all who
are 30 fortunate as to know her. Miss
Kenny taught school in this vicinity
for several years, having taught the
Markleville and Fredericksburg dis
tricts, and was throughly successful
in her teaching She is an excellent
housekeeper, possessed of the qualifi-
cations of "a model wife and Mr. Vallem
is perfectly justified i'll considering
himself one of the most fortunate
young men in the country, in wining
the affections of such a woman.
The groom is the eldest son of Pet
er Vallem of Fredericksburg. He has
held several important official posit-
ions in ALPINE County. is honest
and sober and is entirely deserving
of any that providence may send his
way.
The Record Courier joins with their
many friends in this vicinity IN
wishing M and Mrs Vallem many
years of happiness and Prosperity.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1906-03-02

Mrs. Donavan, the aged mother of Ed
Donayan of the Mountain house. fell
and sustained fracture of the leg
just below the hip joint, last Wednes
day morning. The aged lady was
walking across the dining room,
when in some manner she slipped and
fell, striking the window sill and frac-
tured her leg, DR. Hiekok was sum
moned and attened to the setting of
the injured member. Owing to the
advanced age of the patient, the mat
ter is quite serious, and she will prob
ably be confined to her bed for several
months
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1906-03-02
BIG TINE COMING

a9 members of the Ladies' aid
Sci istg are making elaborate prepar-
at.Das for the Zig bazaar aud enter
1fi.jsnt that viii be given on the
- this month. II will surly be
. O. the events of the season, an
ion that Will cause sweet III em-
remain with us for months
:. There's going to be BIZ
fe, so Join in and add to thf
i mirth Any one found not
II .lga good time will be sentenced
to ten days in the big base drum
Following is the program that will be
rendered.
Music l'y the Gardnerville Band,
Duet by Misses Larson,
Recitation by Madeline PAUL,
A Comedy in one act. Entitled,
Mrs Plodding's Nieces''
Cast of Characters
Mrs Manhatten--Mrs John Dangberg,
Aug cline, Singer aspiring to operate
stage. Miss Hulda Dieriecks,
Clemsntine- Pianiste believes h erself
to lie rival of Paderewski, Miss NJ.
Car men,
Voletta-- Artist in oils. Mrs Kate
Jones,
Antometta-S -Studnent aud advocate of
Womans Rights, Mrs Chris Nelson,
Estella Authoress and Blue Stocking
Miss Minnie Jacobsen,
Mary In search of a position as
Nursery tioverness, Miss Clara Dang
berg,
Mrs Flooding, The rich Widow of
"A Stocking Manifactuuer---M q. II.
Hickok
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1906-03-02
MASONIC OUTLOOK

Notwithstanding the snow and lack
of roads which have retarded the devel-
opment of the district during the past
two months, the out look for the
Masonic district is indeed very bright
Among the properties upon which any
work has been done it is very eneour-
ageing. At Calavada, Brandon &
Melville have splendid showing on
their property. The FL Mono is look
ing good the Smith -Scofiela lease on
the Liberty could not look better or
more encouraging. The f. * w.
lease on the Pittsburg is looking we'll
Jack Smiths Mirietta tunnel is in
III feet with good ledge in sight.
Work will be resumed on the Julia
land Mrytle, which already has a good
tunnel and excellent showing. Work
will soon begin in dead earnest on the
True Friend group, while the Lost
and Found Horse claims have been in
corporated by a strong company and
development will be pushed i'll the
spring. Two mills are contemplated
for the district, and altogeather, look
ing the field over the coming season
promises much for the developmentof
the district. --Bodie Miner.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1906-03-02
G. +. RAYCRAFT
Incubator Baby Dies

The infant child of \. GULL. born
some weeks ago, and which the ply
sicians tried to raise in an incu bator
of thier manufacture, died few days
ago For some days after birth the
little one thriyed in its peculiar sur
roundings and the mother and father
thought it could he removed without
harm. They took it from the incuba.
tor and washed and clothed it, and in
a day or two it died. The doctors
thinks it had fair chance to live if
the parents had followed their in-
structions in caring for it.---Times
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1906-03-02
Notice

TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CON
GERM Notice is hereby given
thatI, the undersigned. with my ass
ociate locators, claim to be the true
and legal loeators of, and the true and
rightful owners of, those two certain
mining locations and mining claims,
situated in the Eagle Mining District.
Douglas County, State of Nevada.
called and named by us The Blue
Ribbon, and Adayen, respectively,
the former being "A relocation
of the Golden West and The latter be
ing a relocation of the Eaglet, and said
Blue Ribbon location being the same
mining claim recently reportd, in the
newspapers. as having been purchased
by one Mrs. q. Il. Corey, under the
name, "Adavena Genoa, Nevada,
March 2nd. 1906.
G. +. RAYCRAFT
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1906-03-02
Again We Urge You
To Do Something

Let us picture two scenes of our lit
tie town in the throws of raging fire,
and see il we can not draw a moral.
First, We will suppose that fire
breaks out in one of our large business
houses sometime during the night. say
twelve o'clock midnight, and that the
flames are just starting to blaze when
discovered
| The discoverer of thefire rushes into
the street calls out ia the top of his
voice Fire ""'Fire" and perhaps fires
a pistol shot into the air. How natural
it is for one just awaking from sound
slumber to mistake the sounds of the
warning for the hoNJs of drunken
men. and to turn over and 90 to sleep
again, and perhaps when be is again a
wakened. and rushes to the scene the
fire is already far beyond control.
We will suppose that the alarm has
been heard and that the populace are
all rushing to the fire. How many of
our people ever think of any thing
else but the blaze rush pelmell to the
fire and leave fire fighting apparatus in
the shed until they have been to the
blaze, and see the necessity of some
] oil ha l. ba
blaze will be necessary to extinguish
or at least to check its progress. They
then rush back, get the fire engine and
hose cart to the scene and perhaps
spend five minutes looking for water,
or regulating some break in the engine
or hose. II has now taken fully fif-
teen minuts before the first drop of
water is played on the fire and from
experience we know that blaze can
gain awful headway even in this short
time. We now will suppose that the
stream is being played on the fire
every one is boss and every one rushes
to the nozzle and wants to grab it in
stead of staying at the engine and
helping to pump and giving the few
who are working at that station a
breathing spell aid in the end we
will probably have suffered the loss of
many thousands of dollars worth of
property.
Nov let us look at the other side. -
A fire is discovered the discoverer
rushes to the engine house rings the bell
and this signal will never be mistak-
en-. The fire company rushes TO the
engine and hose cart, and it is taken
to the scene, In three minu tes after the
/ fire is discovered stream of water is
being played on the blaze. The ho Sc
cart company is in there places under
the direction of a level headed leader
and the stream is being played where
it will do the most good, at the engine
like scene is being carried on, two
sets of able bodied men are stationed
there relieving each other every few
minutes and the water is being forced
at the greatest pressure possible. here,
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1906-03-02

The Tonopah sun of last Saturday
Is twenty pages and is replete with
news of Manhattan. The paper is ell
borately illustrated with half-tones
Editor Branson has again demonstrate
ed that he is a live one
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1906-03-02

The officers and members of Martha
Wa shington Rebkah Lodge, Are
respectfully requested to be present at
their next meeting, Macrceh 9th 1906
There being Initiation. on that date
BY order of \. q.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-20
THE E x IRA MITE

Ofsen When Minneapolis Juniors Were Not Con-
tent With a Fair Share They Wished They
Had Been.