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fine days.
Mr.. John Reed, Clerk of Courts at
Auburn, with Mrs. Reed was visiting
Mrs. Aulinah j. Daley and brother,
Mr.. William Harris, last Saturday.
Mrs Reed is daughter of Mr..
Harris.
Buy draperies, carpets and linole.
ums at r. S. Davis, Co., Exchange
and Federal Streets, Portland.-Adv
Mr.. Henry Bartlett of Auburn is
visiting at the Young cottage with
his uncle. He arrived Friday last.
The South Harpswell Yacht club
wharf Is nearing completion and pro-
motors of the club will soon meet for
the purpose Of forming a permanent
organization. The wharf will have
landing float so arranged that il
will rise and fall inside of four up
right spiles, holding 1t in position
without anchor cables. The spiles
will be anchored to the bottom by
heavy rocks.
Mrs. E. F. Packard is expecting her
nephew Mr.. Frank Packard down for
visit later in the season.
There will probably be a clay ten.
mis- court at the Auburn Colony IL the
present indications do not fail of
realization. The young men here are
highly in favor of the project and the
need Is apparent after a few games
on the grass court used at present.
The location will be opposite the
Dana cottage.
A large congregation attended the
Baptist church last Sunday to listen
to an address by Rev. E. II. Cotton.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. A. Durgan cele.
brated rather unusual event Sunday
when they sat down to dinner with
their three sons and grandson MAX
Ing the family complete. The fam
lily comprised Mr.. and Mrs. Durgan,
MI. and Mrs. Alfred l.. Durgan. with
their son, Alfred s., of Portland:
A. j. Durgan of Lewiston and Charles
Durgan of Harpswell. Mr.. Charles
+. Conner was guest for the day.
Miss Hattie Merriman of North
Harpswell is to be organist at the
Baptist church this summer.
Miss Vera Dyer of West Harpswell
was In Portland Monday.
Rev. and Mrs. Noyes of Newton.
Mass, are stopping at Pleasant View
Cottage for a month.
Mrs. Joy and children of Rumford
Fails are at E. VI. Alexander's for the
summer.
Five Auburn young men have the
Murch cottage, now owned by F.. r.
Conant OF that city.
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For the Cultivation of Feminine Beauty.

For the Cultivation Of Feminine Beauty.
Sleep at least two hours every after
noon. In order to do this IL may be
necessary to slug the other members
Of your household to insure quiet while
you are getting your little wink of
sleep. The smuggling will serve as ex.
ercise to increase your circulation and
will also give you a beautiful, rounded
arm. When others see your muscular
development they will be careful about
irritating you when you are hot on
the trail OF beauty.
After you have had your beauty
sleep. rest. Don't think while you are
resting; this will not be hard to do.
In order to make your eyes bright
keep them fixed upon a bachelor mil
lionaire about two hours out OF every
twenty-four. IL you md II hard to do
this use any authorized brand Of sill
yer polish. Apply with faith and as
siduity and finish with powder rag.
This treatment IL carefully followed
will produce astonishing results.
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Some celestial

ened the 'Siskiyou." Some celestial
music is anticipated.
AS a precaution against mosqui-
to pest, an Anti-MosQuito League
has been organized among the Cliff
Island cottagers. The recent rains
have left numerous swampy places,
and the insects are breeding rapidly.
The members of this league, armed
with kerosene cans, have visited
many swamps and are planning more
raids for the near future.
The family of ]. L. Downes is pre-
pairing with the assistance of their
friends, launching ceremony for
their boat, the "Minewakit." which
has just been built. Miss Katheryn
Downes will break the champagne
(birch beer) bottle over the bow of
this grey hound of the sea-" next
Monday.
Mr.. Ward and family and Mrs.
Stevens Of Portland are at H. B.
Cobb's cottage.
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CLIFF ISLAND.
Continued from page %

ton Eastman, and Mr.. and Mrs. Will
nam Graham are stopping at the
Casco cottage.
Among the late arrivals at the
island Is a ten pound boy, who made
his first appearance at Mr.. Walter
Grifin's house on the Fourth.
G. II. Hunniman OF the American
soda Fountain Co, OF Boston, and
FAMILY Will occupy the Casco cottage
during the latter part of July and
the entire month OF August.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. A. Solomans OF
New York, are staying at Albert Grif.
ms cottage on the east side of the
island.
n. 4. Ely OF New York is camping
at Diamond Rock Point.
Augustus Ward, who Is a chemist
with the s. ID. Warren Paper Co..
Is enjoying his vacation at III. b.
Cobb's cottage.
Mayor Jordan of westbrook and
family have arrived here for their
vacation and have hired one of AL.
bert Gri1in's cottages.
Miss Dorothy Cobb entertained two
OF her young friends, Miss Ethel Bird
OF Portland and Miss Ella Thomas of
Ormond, Fla, last week. Miss Thomas
and her parents are on their way to
the mountains for the summer vaca.
ton.
On Sunday Mr.. n. s. Cobb took a
large party to Portland I'm his motor
boat. the Daisy"
Mr.. Horace Cobb and Mr.. Stote are
az Hotel Wentworth, Newcastle, ".
H., for the summer.
Mrs. Henry Cobb will spend her
vacation at Yarmouth. N. 8.
A Mandolin club of six members
mas been formed among the young
people OF the summer residents on
CHI Island. Miss Annette Chase has
been elected president. Other mem
bers are: Miss Minnette Downes.
Miss Elizabeth Downes, Miss Grace
CoyIe. Miss Phoebe Hunter, Mr.. Da-
vid CoyIe. The club has been christ.
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SOUTH FREEPoRT DIVISION.
From Portland, Gojno East.

Leave Portland. s.l5 a. m. 40 p. m.
spnn saSs L Ions a ms n.ia 5;S0 y,5 M NJ 500
p. m: sundas. 1880 S a. m. mo $50 p. M ''Os
Leave sunset, Great Chebeasue. 1905
a. m. $50 p. m; Sunday. 1o.45 a. m,
leave Cousins Island. 1920 a. m. 5.s;
Leavs sun %ttIe,ohD DS Island SO Soso
'i Leave R Ha%iisoSs. Grea, cSeS heb p
1910 a. m, SIS p. m; Sunday. 11.2C
Leave Buseins island. 11.o5. 11.ss a. m.
s.2S. $50 p; m: Sunday. Has a. m. IBIS
p m s sSass f ise6 m sss % S''
Arrive Mere Point, 1900 m. f.15 p. m.
sunday: $40 7isS ?; M
Leave Birch Island. $50 a. m. 1920
Leave Mere Point. 500 a. m. 1890
p. M: Sunday, p: m.
Leave I,i Bnstins Island nnGsv sl2 SIS a M
Leave South Freeport, GAO a. m. Ito
p. m: Sunday; 2.to p; m.
Leave Littlejohns Island. 7.25 a. m.
2G %edpSe % Cousins sHinaa Island ai' M m
p. m: sunday. 3.ss p. m ~.
Leave Sunset. Great Chebeasue. 7.4s
leave sii iSn mi i.! sH1Gday SO 80 a. p M m
Arrive sq Fsrsiand: 0s sse an m M. 800 D. M
Sunday, ABS p. m.
a-Sailing trip.
B-steamer goes east via orrs Island.
Odd wharf.
-.t.For all landings except Cliff Island.
Littlefelds and Orrs;
E. L. JORDAN. Gen. Mgr.
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All the JOYS and sports OF Maine.
'Tige" is the fierce cognomen of a
jolly semisetter puppy on the most
genial terms with the summer folk.
Throw a stick for Tige!
There having been requests to see
her work, Miss Williams, the artist,
at Mudjekeewis, will be pleased to
show her Impressions Of Dustin to
any interested at the cottage on Fri
day and Saturday afternoons of this
week.
Ais grist that comes to the painters
mill, and the numerous weather
changes the past week have given
exceptions variety to sea and sky.
Add to this the wreath of daisies and
buttercups with the vivid greens of
early summer and the rocks always
varied and beautiful, and Dustin Is a
fine place for study of this sort.
The wild roses are beginning to
bloom. Have the visitors noticed
sweetness these are in Maine. This
would be a fine place for the botanist.
AS late as June there were still some
flowers on the arbutus of which there
Is profusion; and now there are
many rare and dainty blossoms i'm
varieties not to be found I'm lower
New England.
The wild strawberries are still a
treat where fruit is restricted.
A few berries and a good deal of
cream from our rich milk make a
feast for the Gods.
The looker-on is impressed by the
good times OF the young people in
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1906-07-12
Humor auo Philosophy
By DUNCAN n. SMITH
RAISING BABY BY RULE.

oh. hush-a-by. baby.
You mustn't be rocked;
Your tiny gray matter
Would surely be shocked.
] tiptoe about you
And peek at your nose:
! dare not uncover
Your wriggiy toes.
Oh. hush-a-by. baby.
Your liver Is big:
You mustn't be handled
A jiggety Jig.
'Twould stop your digestion,
Your stomach upset
And make you have collie.
My dear little pet.
Oh. hush-a-by. baby.
There prone on your bed;
You mustn't be talked to
It's bad for your head.
30. holding my breath and
Not daring to sigh,
Altar gaze at you
And think "Hush-a-by."
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ISLAND STEAMERS.
HARPsWELL STEAMBOAT CO.
Portland Pier.
In Erect June Is, 1906.
hARPSwEll DIVISION.
Erorn oorfland- GoIno Fat

HAHPSwEIl DIVISION.
From Portland. Going East.
6.lo p. m. SUNDAY. s.i5. lois a. m. taco.
Leave Long Island. 7.25, 1925 a. m.
LIS. 5ss p m. Sunday. $40. 1910 a. m,
Leave Long Island Cast End). 7.ss.
1875 a. m. 2;os: 5.4S p. m. Sunday. $50.
Leave Little chebeasue. Gao. cIo!o
a. m. C2.10, $50 p. m Sunday. C9.55.
cl Leave a. G Mn Island p MS 1oss a. m
leave 9 E * sG Gneas c t
io: sS a liz, 70 a. Eas, IS 80 p p mn M sunday
SIS, Ills a. m. 2.i5. s.2s p. m. Sunday.
a. m. $40, ESQ p. m. Sunday. lo.55. Hiss
Leave Bailey /; island. .ss5. Hiss a. m.
':ii:iS a. n: Flo. % g 1 p. m: a,s
so &.r I've qrri isis saaaas siS 500 p is
Leave e Srl s0 island s ssns yes.
::!;SO; .'Bs:s5 p; m sunday. ''s.o5.
Leave 4 south Harpsweii. s p $50 a, m.
29s. 4.oS ?. m M Sunday. s.2S. ll.2s.
11.50 a. M. 400 p. m.
Leave jerks CT. Chebeague, $50, 1925
Il 90 m, $50 D. m.
Leave Gin Island. 200. 1925 a. m. $50.
$50 p. m. Sunday, 40 a. m, l2.10. 4.30
p. m.
Leave Little Chebeague. 7.15. C1o.5o
a. m. C3os. C5.o5 p. m. Sunday, CHS
Leave Long Island. East End. 80.
1855 a m. $40. $40 p. m. Sunday. 1880
a m. 1880, 4.50 p. m.
Leave Long Island. $50, 11.o5 a. m,
$40. $40 p. m. Sunday. 40 a. m. 1910.
lilo, 500 y. m.
Arrive Portland. 500. 11.40 a. m. $50,
500 p. m. Sunday, $40 a m, LILO. LAO.
Sis, $50 D. m.
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Bustin's Island

Sunny skies seas Of blue.
White sails taut; craft ripping through.
Here July and in her train
All the Joys and sports of Maine
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1906-07-12

a. m. I2.eo. 2.15: AS. $50. $50. 7.so p. m.
For Little and Great Diamond Islands
1refethens and Evergreen Landings,
peaks islanO and Ponee's Landing
12.15. LIS. 2.l5. BIS. 400. $50. 6.15. 7.3o
p. m
a-Tuesdays and Saturdays this trip
will leave thirty 500 minutes later.
bat the close Of the performance at
the Gem Theater.
c. w. T. COOLING. General Manager.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1906-07-12
COTTAGES TO LET.

Furnished Cottage for the season
at South HsrpsweII Maine.
An s room cottage. nicely furnished,
with spring water. convenient to
boats, beach etc, and within one min
ute OF the steamboat landing. very
desirable location. Apply to
f. r. HAMILTON,
South Harpswell, Ne.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1906-07-12

hotel Chebeague
oom h appliance Baths and toilets
furniture OF the best oak finish
plant two hundred foot veranda facing
the
grounds Plenty Of application
L. Hamilton, Proprietor, -
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1906-07-12
Furnished Cottage at chebeaoue Is.
land, Maine.

A cottage OF seven rooms COM
pletely furnished in every detail at
Littleheld's Landing. Best OF spring
water, only $50 feet from beach.
Trimmed lawns and shade trees
Splendid location. only three minutes
from the steamboat landing. vet
secluded and quiet. Terms reason.
able. Apply or address G. n. Lunt.
14s Middle st, Portland. Ne.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1906-03-02

HENRY LEE
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1906-03-02
Cave Valley.

A very important strike has
recently been made on the prop
critics of w. M. Zowe and C. v.
Streeter, known as THE Bell of
East" and The Bell Of the West, ;
located on Lanter' 5 Hill in Cave
Valley about Is miles from
Pioche and two miles from Liant
er's ranch. Assays from the
property show values running
S12. to $50. gold. Mr.. Zowe is
now in Colorado, and will COM
mence active work as soon as he
returns.
Values from $1O8. to $3.50 were
obtained from samples taken
from the property of Mr.. Lanter,
claim which is near the claims of
Zowe and Streeter.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1906-03-02
Fay City ard Vicinity.

The old camp of Fay, is look.
ing up and this coming spring
a big boom is expected. The
Horseshoe property under bond
to Short and Elliott has been
taken up by Boston parties and
the first payment was to be
made yesterday. The Snowflake
property will be started up at an
early date, also a force of men
will be put to work on the Ross
and Buck and with the numer-
GUS other claim including the
Pope Company, The Uvada Gold
Mg Co. The Jennie Gold Mg. Co.
Fay will be on the map once
more, and be there strong.
At Deerlodge, the Deerlodge
Mining and Milling Co., has the
tunnel on the Indiana claim neigh
in about 700 feet.
The Irus property at Deerlodge
is being steadily worked by Moody
and Dameron; they will make a
mill run of the ore they have out
the Deerlodge mill.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1906-03-02
Object Lesson in Advertising.

Don't advertise if you believe
you are wasting money, says an
exchange Let your competitor
waste his money on advertising.
and perhaps in this way you'll
soon put him out of business. 4"
Just stand back and laugh at
him when you see him squan-
dering his money for printers
ink. Once there was a boy
named John-we think his name
was Wanamaker, or maybe,
Moneymaker, anyhow his name
was John with some sort of a
maker attached to his last name.
He owned fifty yards of calico,
three pairs of jeans, a half dozen
pairs of home made yarn socks
and five pairs of boots. He
called this a dry goods store
through a Philadelphia news
paper and offered to sell a pair
of socks for thirty-nine cents.
The Observation-Disclosures
merchants just argued; young
John spent $65 with a Philidel-
phia paper to advertise just one
time and had less than 500
worth of goods. He was eau
toned by the merchants who
knew it didn't pay" It was
through sympathy that they
offered him advice. But John
didn't listen to them and went
and blew his money foolishly;
and to-day poor John sees the
result of his misdoings he has
so many large dry goods stores
that he can hardly find time to
study his Sunday school lesson.
Can you see a lesson in this?
Be a progressive, up-to-the-t time
business man. Advertise your
wares if you want to sell them. |
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1906-03-02

f HENRY MATHEWS
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1906-03-02
Nevada Well Up Among Leaders

WASHINGTON, Feb. %. "A
report prepared BY the census
bureau for the use Of the con-
gregational committee on manu-
factories discloses that in the
percentage in increase in num-
ber of industries and value of
products manufactured five Of
the far western states lead the
list.
Oklahoma leads and Indian
Territory is second. Nevada,
Idaho and Utah rank next.
There was a decrease in the
number of manufacturing estab-
lishments, despite an increase in
output and capitol invested in a
majority of the states, due it is
stated, to the consolidation of
small enterprises.
The increase of production
and capital invested in all the
states runs from 20 to 200 per
cent in the five years.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1906-03-02

In an interview that Governor
Colcord had with the Carson
News, he states that the finest
gold ever received at the Carson
Mint comes from Goldfeld, Ne
vada. In fact it is the finest in
the world. Its purity is re-
markhble. Every bar has a
fneness of better than 20, and
1923 bars are not uncommon.
In one instance a bar from Gold
field was received at the Mint
having a fineness of 20. 55; pure
gold is 20.67.
The Las Vegas Times says:
THE greatest zinc lead pro-
perty in the world is located in
Lincoln county, Nevada. 1t is
the Potosi mine and the present
owners are the possessors of "a
mine worth its millions and pur-
chased it for a song"
A bed in Manhattan costs 81 g
night and meals Is cents. The
main lodgings are mere bunk
houses, and, for obvious reasons
bedmakers use long handled
pitchforks in shaking up thu
blanket coverings in the morning
--Ex,
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1906-03-02
Justices Court.

The Justices Court on Mon
day was occupied with the case
]. Crawford, arrested for dis
turbing the Peace. He was
fined ten dollars and costs, and
not having the wherewith was
sentenced to serve the same out
by sojourning in the county
bastile for the period of five
days.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-05
EDICT:O

Estados Unidos de America. El Pre-
sidente de los Estados 7 nidos .. 8.
Simplicio Cintr6n tdemandAnie) V. 8.
Maria Jose Soto (demandads).
Acci6n civil sobre cobro dc dinero.
Rafael Frfas Aandry, Marshal de 10
Corts munioipal d. FalArdo, Dis
trito judicial municipal "a.
Hago ssber; que cumpliendo una
orden de ejecuciou expodida por el
Seorstario de ests C0Its municipal, en-
el plsito arrlba lndicsoo, en- el qua.
Simplieio Clntr6n como dsmandants,
obtuvu & su favor con fecha dos DC
auero corrisnts, una Aenlencia cunsra
10 dem msadada Maria Jose Soto, por
10 auma de dleg y seis dollars 0chen
20 oentHvos con ell 1nseres del sels por
cieuso annual, desde el ~ dc Enero ue
| 902 hassa que sea astlsfeShA, iunIa
ments Gun las cosEas de este p.eitv |;
hs procedldo q embArgAry vsnoer Oh
pdDllca subassa, por sl sermino %
veinte dlss, y 81 melor postor, IL III.
Gu que q continuation 90 describe.
R6stlcA; oeho cuerdai d. terreno
dedicados q pastos Comunss, malezas,
' montes, equtvalenses q tfss hecsar eas
catorce areas, cuarelta y tres Gensla.
reas, colindanse por ei Norts cun 10
rrenos de William Noble; por o. Sur
con Maria Jo16 soto; por 81 Este con
otros de Severiano Soto; J por sl
Oeste con Pablo Cintron; hablendo si.
| DO tasados pericialmense Sstos tsrre
nos & diez dollars cada cuerda.
La venta tendra lugar On mi otici
na, sita en- el mismo ealfclo ca gu,
es.a Oorte municlpai cslepra sus 80
stones, OIL dla ocho de FsDrero pr0xl
mo q las 2 p IN. por supasta, al me
lor postor, aavlrtiendo que no se I'd
mitlrA On pago otra 0laae do moneds
que no sea Ia espeslhoada en- Ia SEN
.eneia, dsblsndo cada postor deposl
tar oil dieE por sieuto del valor total
Dado baio mi 6rma sn Fajardo .
diex y seis d. Enero de 906.
Rafass FrtQs.
So Marshal municipal. Court
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-05

vicio 6 sumlnistr6 los materiales y 90
exigir& su rectbo personal por tai con
eepto, 8 en- caso de habsr fallesido. el
de 81 legftimo representante.
secci6n 81, Los sueldos de EN-.
pleados municipales no estsrSn suis-
tos & embargos, por raz5n de deudss
sino en- los casos y forma que autorice
la ley para los empleados irsulares.
Secci6n 81. Los libramientos pa.
ra psgos de iornales 80 ex pediran en-
virtid do n6minas en- la forma pres.
crita para empleadoa de plantilla, 80
10 que en este case dichss n6minas 80
txsenderan por trlplicado, rstsniendo
una copia el fdncionario que Ia expi
diere, para 81 resgusrdo.
Secci6n SO. Los libramisntos ex'
pedidoa para el psgo de alimentos q
os presos, debsrao ex ,edirss en- vir
tud dc una re aci6n frmada por el al
caide dc carcsl 6 carcslero municipal,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-05

en- 81 que conate el ndmero de presos.
y el termino de 81 nearcelsci6p,. gu
va relacl6n sera refrendada nor el AL
cslde. 80
Seeci6n 81. Todos los efectos q
materiales Sc adquirir&n msdisnte Dr..
denes por escrlto del iefe del departs.
mento despacho para el cual 90 hi.
ciere 10 adquisici6n. Dichas 6rdenss
debsrGn ser aprobadas por el Alcalde,
On cuanto 10 necssidad de 10 adqui.
aici6n y 30 hsran por triplicado, de-
biendo ser refrendadas por el Conta.
dor, antes de efectuarse las compras.
No aeran refrendadas como queda d.
cho hasta conveneerse el Contsdor dc
que el precio 90 razonsble , exists
una partida en- el presupuesto con
cargo q 10 cual pueds legalmente 80.
sisfacsrss el tmporte.
tOonhnAard)
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-05
la I|ustracidn Artlsica0

Publicaeion 10 mas economical del
mundol
Los cinoo tomos luiosamense en-
Guadernados correspondent q ella Bl
nliotsca Ilustrada. y
Un ndmero ssmsnal del peri6dieo
xLa Ilustraei6n Artfssica.I
Un ndnsro quineenAlds sEl Sal6n
do 10 ModaS
Todo por noventa centavos men
suAlea!l!
Sc suserlbe en- la Agsneia General
dc r. SirsguAa y Ca, Ponce, P. r. y
sub Agentes Victor M. Marin, Areel-
bo. Francisco Segura, San Juato l6,
San Juan, P. r. y dsmas sub Agsn.
tea en- ls isla de Puerto Rico, vlsq ues
y RspGhlisa Dominieans.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-05
LEY MUNICIPAL
Secclones que van aprobandose enla Camara de De-
legados para que pasen al Consejo Executive

En- los libramientos por salsrlos
de empleados de plantilla, no habra
necasidad de consignsr oil nombre de
csda empleado, sino poner simple
mente las palabras <Susldos de EN-
pleados segdu Ia adiunta n6uina.s
secci6n 50. El Conceio Municipal
determinarA qua .do y on que forma
hsbraa dc % garse los susldos muui
cipaIes, ya ssmanalmente por ounce.
No 8 al vencerse el mes; psro los pa.
goa debsran hacsrae por 10 menos una
vez al mss. y sn el libra m Iento dsberd
OK prsssr el tempo por el cual 90
efectdan los pagos.
Secci6n go. ri Contador y oil Te'
sorero municipal no rsconccsr&n min
gun trsspaso de rec smscion contra el
municipio, hscho pof el interessdo 4
favor de otra persona, sino que lie tx
tenderA el Iibramento & favor de la
persona que en- rsalidad presto 81 ser