davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-08-30
Ia CARRETERA De
TrujiIIo Alto.
AqueIlOs veGinOS piden con tOda
justiGia que Sc cOntlnlen los
tTahajOs de ella.
e senior Matlsnzo ssta prspaTsndo arIas eusr-
das Dc tsTreRO para ssmhrr tshacp.
{ De nuestro oorrespoaasaI. )


Agouto 28.-El lunes ~ estnvo una
oomisi6n de este pueblo en- San Juan 4
conferenciar con 81 Comisionado del Int
rior, q fu de que Sc continden los trabajos
de Il carretere no %. EI senior Montilla
diio que los trabajos cOntiuuaran en- No
yiembre.
La Camara Legislative propuso para la
construction de Ia citada carretera $4,000.
5Por que no g contindan ahora los ira.
bajos2
JPor que se lleyan Ia piedra triturada
para Ia carretera de Carolina2
mo se tritur6 esa piedra para la carre-
terra de Trujillo Alto?
Tenemos el derecho indiscutible degue
se contin6e Ia carreters, va que tenemos Il
deber de pagar 81 10% para Bond Re
demption.
Ell senior Matienzo esta prepaTando
varias cuerdas de terreno para aembrar
tabaco. La finca del senior Matienzo es
sin disputa Ia meior de estos contornos.
Aaeguramos al rico propietario una
buena cosecha, dada la calidad del terTeno
' Ia capacidad de quien esta encargado de
Ia sienbra, don Miguel Torres Vallejo.
Truiillo tendTa nm buen porv,nir. Fl
ferrocarril, la carretera el telefono con,
tribuiran al progreso dc este pueblo.
Muchas personals estan solicitando sola-
res para construir casas, y sabemos que
familias dc San Juan tambien 10 haran,
pueeto que saben que este china mejora al
| de Aibonito. No hay ese frfo de Ia Aso-
mantelni esa calor de San Juan.
AdemSs, las aguas de aquf son inmejo-
rabies para Ia dyspepsia, como 10 demues-
ira el que en- Trujillo no Sc conoce esa
enfermedad, que los que han yenido
atacados de ella han curado radicalmente.
Los cat6Iicos de este pueblo pedir6n al
Obispado que 81 padre Berries venga
/ unos dfas con 81 fin de trataT sobre la COM
posici6n de Ia igleBia que Sc halla en- esta-
do ruinoso.
TrStase de celebrar Ia fiesta de la Mon.
seFrate, aprovechando al padre Berries que
probsblemente Sc hallaTa entire nosotros 81
dia de Septiembre.
Ell aIcaIde, don Andres Valcarcel, estS
preparando el informe annual que le ordens
la ley.
Truiillo con una deuda de unos miles
&. de dollars, ha tenido uu buen administra-
dor, hacienda que el 80 de Junio hubiers
I'm sobrante de cerca de $500.
Sc han cerrado las inscripciones: 897
unionistas por n republicanoE.
Merece eIogios Ia conducta de los agen
tes de inscripcioneg, y no los escatimamoI
al republican, don Monserrate Mon
ge 20.
La policfa correctfsima. Cumpli6. cor
su deber. a.. p
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Ciento cuarenta y seis matrimonics fue-
ron inscritos durante 81 sfio.
Una existencia en- GAIA para el siguiente
afio, de $l64 19 aparece en- el Restimen
de Ia liquidaci6n del presupuesto.
Como Sc ve, Ia administration de Cabo
Rojo, dentro de los estrechos lfmites que
ha jirado con 10 exiguo de un presupuesto
de catOrce mil y pico de pesos para todas
las atenciones de una importante munici.
palidad, y teniendO que epjugar algunas
sumas de obligaciones anteriores, ha cum
plido perfeetamente su cometido, atendien-
do todos sus servicios con puntualidad y
mejorando siempre las condolences de Ia
administration en- 10 que ornate, sani-
dad, benefcencia instruction pdblica 60
Tetiere.
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7RgsURY DEPARTMENT OF PORTO RICO
BIENEs INMUEBLEs
sUBAsTA PUBLICA.

e11PAsTA prBIIeA.- BIENEs RlIUEBLEa
sptiembre
eran yendidos a
para
enbargados haber do su
conuG venGda segdn dpone a Ley oe ~
asI Intenas
Description de Propedad Contlpucone gANA
apoximadoA
EN- PRIAIERA sUBAsTA
edle f.l euerdas de terrenO seboruoo santurce
Succession nanua fasan an st as e 4OO S'f'a 0 @ 4sD 18s
SUCCESSION fsipe hoia Il pce e . z00 sa' si
Francisco 'andelaro s msno as santarce snfa % GANG 90 %
Andno dem aderate e ituada
tbsu 81 un en ip Puepta n "a Dc Terra Terra iD' 81
Guadalupe Flores sJ a cdo 9S an nd@ i8 u 157 81
rspecivOs expeientes
nronie5ad e
deas
los
al PueOtleo lSOo
(signed) R. t PoNTE-COectOr
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>PIOgreSO feminiSta en- H..
ell Extreme 0riente.

Ell Extreme Oriente no Sc queda atras
en- ell progreso feminista: el 'North China
Herald" apuncia que tres iaponeSas toma-
ron parte en- las tiItimas earreras de Gran
Premio en- Toxic, habieDdo salido avantes
vatiendo q sus hombres rivales. Una
de elias es hija de un maestro de equita-
ci6n los otras dos, geishas.
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ReIOj OCupadO.

FL detective Inocencio Dfaz oCup6 IN
reloi de orc para Befora, con tres tapas ,
dos iniciales, un muchacho que dice %
10 encontr6 en- la carretera de Rio Pie
dras.
El reloj esta en- poder del detective Dfaz
que 10 entregark Ia persona que resulte
scr su duefo.
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DESRPRRECInO. DE Ia propiedad del que
guscrihe,ses un potrO Rucio-C Canelo de tres
amos de edad, estatura creciente, los dos re-
mos tracerOs Blanc0s del menudillo para
abaio, igual II Reno delantero izquierdO,
0ue lie fu6 sustlaidO en- la noche del IL del
corriente de una estanc a de la prOpiedad
del nisno EN- Ell Barrio de Santa Cruz, de
In Carolina, Eela gTatifcado Ell que 10 en-
treUne de raz0n de su paraderO. CaToli-
ma, r. Il. 18 de Agosto 1905. Mariana Gone
zalez Saju. l0Vsa
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ADMINISTRATION DE
Cabo RojO.
CaIClIaSe uTl SOhrante para el CO.
rTisnte sjsrGiCiO de mas de 1900
dollars.

Del informe que suscrito por el alcalde
de Cabo-Rojo, senior J. A. Fleytas Col.
berg tenemos 4 la vista, referente la
liquidation de presupuesto de gastos 6
ingresos del pasado ejercicio 1905 9O6;
extratamos los siguientes datos.
Si es cierto que aparece dicho presu-
puest0 con una 'sdeuda hotante' que inn
porta $556.56 ode ellos $446 10 proceden-
tes de fondos de caminos de 1908. 904) en-
cambio existen creditos pendientes de
cobro, por la suma de $2,44l. 36; de los
que suponiendo una rebaja de un 25%,
siemple quedaria un Temanente, en- favor
de Ia municipalidsd, de $1,264, 46, que
demuestra 10 bien que ALI han trabajado
en- favor de los intereses del procom1n los
sefiores conceiales aIcalde.
21 escuelas han funcionado en- Cabo
Roio durante el referido ejercicio estando
perfectamente atendido este importantisimo
ramo en- la administration.
La riqueza municipal ha sido aumen-
tada con Ia construction de una planta
baja al magpfico edifcio que ocupa la
alcaldfa, cuya meiora eleva not blemen.
to el valor de Ia refsrida propiedad pres,
ia may ores comodidades al funcionamiento
de las ofcinas allf instaladag.
La sanidad benefcepcia tuvo especial
atenci6n, en- Ell hospital "Betances'' q
cargo del doctor Gaztambide, se do asis-
tencia 100 enfermos, de ellos So con
Uncinariasis, con un promedio de un II %
de fallecimientos en- ell total general de
asistidos. 3, 400 recetas para enfermoa
pobreS, fueron despachadas durante el
afio. ,..a
En- 10 que Sc refere q ornate, hizo aquel
municipio 10 possible por mejorarlo, luchan.
do con las exiguas consignaciones con que
para esa atenci6n podfa disponer Sc cons
truyeron mas de 600 metros de aceras dc
ladrilloE, afrmdndose las GALES principa
les reparando el piso del puente que
existe en- la de "Carbonell." Fueror
rotuladas todas las GALES, y Ell alumbradC
p1blico, que contaba con 27 faroles 6tile
al hacerse cargo la actual administration
posee hoy 81 que dan sufciente luz Il
ciudad.
Treinta dos sesiones celebr6 81 ayunta
~miento durante ell afio, tratando en- ella
doscientos asuntog aprobando 20 orde
nanzas presentadas por 81 alcalde, norma
lizando servicios y hacienda conveniente
reglamentacione urbanas.
La estadfstica de nacimientos y defuu
clones da un aumento de 292 nacimiento
sobre las 427 defunciones ocurridaE, col
al Riouiente detalle:
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SeNiGiO de teI6foROs
en- tyeneS en- Marcia,

En- ell ferrocaEril Hartman de los Es-
tados Unidos, se estSn actualmente haeisn.
do ensayos satisfactorios para dotar los
treues en- marcha con un servicio de tale.
fonos, de tai manera que tanto el maqui-
nista como el conductor puedan hacer uso
de estos aparatos para comunicarse con
las estaciones de la lfnea, sea cual fuere la
velocidad & que vayan los trenes.
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Sc VENBE. La casa No. 8 de la calle del
SOL Buena renta.-InfOTmes II. Il. SAM
chez. Apartado 20l.--San Juan: Ri.
30 ". 9.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-04
WEATHER FORECAST.
Fair and Continued Cold Tonight
Wednesday Not So Cold.

Forecast till s pm Wednesday-For the
District of Columbia, Maryland and Vir-
gnia, fair and continued cold tonight.
Wednesday fair, not so cold in the after
noon; light variable winds, becoming east
erly. ... ..,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-04
TASTEOF REAL WINTER
COLD AGAIN TONIGHT, BUT
WARNER TOMORROW.

Washington was given genuine foretaste
of real winter weather last night and today,
when, in the language of a veteran wealth
er man, 1.-The cold wave sneaked in from
the north and set the long-range forecaster
I'm in Pennsylvania a-grinning with glee-'
The cause of the mirthfulness of the Penn
sylvania prophet is his oft-made and fire.
quently-repeated prediction that the winter
of 19Gj-07 is going to be a record-breakef
as to frigidity, with the wlntry accom-
paniments of plenty of ice and snow. One
of his forecasts, made in sultry July, and
repeated with variations since, is that
there will be a period of intense cold in
the west, southwest and middle states the
first few days in December, with much
snow and ice in the west" He also de-
clared that the middle states would be in
the grip Of tic Zee king later in December,
when q blizzard would sweep over that sec
ton. The cold wave of last night is said
to look good" when compared with his
long-range forecast for this time
The minimum temperature of the present
season was reached about 7:45 o'clock this
morning, when the weather bureau Their
mometerS recorded temperature of 20
degrees above zero. Prof. Henry said this
afternoon that tonight will be cold as
was last night, but that warmer weather
will prevail tomorrow. Cold and stormy
conditions are reported from Lake Superior
and Colorado. with snow in the west and
Tain in the southwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-04
Condition of the Water.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

CHURCH SThEET NORTHWEST be-
tween 14th and 18th streets-Louis
Gundling to Carrie c. Koenig, part lot
As, square 200; $40.
FIFTEENTH STREET. SOUTHEAST be-
tween c and D streets-Frank E. Hop
kins to George B. Mcdonald. lot 80,
square 1861 $40.
FIRST ADDITION TO AMERICAN UNI
VERSITY PARK-Galen L. TAFT ct al,
trustees, to James NJ. Crist, lots IA and
10, block 80: $1,000. ....-
FIFTEENTH STREET SOUTHEAST be-
tween C and D streets-Frank E. Hop
kins ct ux: to Ralph P. Williams, lot
30, square 1861; $40.
SEVENTH AND L STREETS NORTH
EAST-The Edes Home to William
Yost, lots Is, 10 and 20, square S92: $40.
ANACOSTIA-William L. Altdorfer ct ux.
to William II Ford, part lot 22l: $40
NO. 2150 p STREET NORTHWEST-Her-
bert A. Gill ct al, trustees. to Theo. N.
Gill. lot GA. square 6s; 5000.
THIRTY SECOND STREET NORTH
WEST between and o streets-Charles
p. Williams ct ux. to Eva A. Emerson
part lots "a and 12j, square 1881; $40.
L STREET SOUTHWEST between AZ and
9th streets-Adrian E. Cox to Floyd E.
Davis. original lots IS and 49, square
900; $40.
RANDLE HIGHLANDS = The National
Safe Deposit Savings and Trust Com
pany Oh DiStfiCt Oh SOfuHfDla, trustee,
to The United States Realty Company
of Washington, D. c.. Inc, lots and 4,
block 10; $40. ...-., -,-,-.-.---
CHEVY CHASE-Charles C. Glover, trus-
tee, ct ux., to Fulton R. Gordon parts;
SO.
IVY CITY-Meyer b. Newman to George
Brent. lot g. block H. $40.
THIRTEENTH STREET NORTHWEST
between U and v streets-Francis A.
Blundon ct ux. to Julius A. Maedel and
Marie E. Maedel. lot 40, square 273;
$40.
ESTOWN-Monumenta Savings AS
ISOLATION of Baltimore, Nd, to James j.
Dorsey lot and part lot 4. $40.
COLUMBIA HElGHTS-Eugene G. JEFF
freys ct uX. to the Bank of Kingwood
W. Va, lot 81. block %; $40.
FIFTH STREET NORTHEAST between II
and ! streets-Annie I. Rice to James
Strayer, lot 10, square 49,; $40.
NO. 1918 18TH STREET NORTHWEST
Samuel c. Redman, guardian to Mamie
II. Burroughs, lot, 1876, square 274;t- ,
PIERCE STREET NORTHWEST between
North Capitol and 1st streets-John r.
Galloway ct ux. to James T. Jones, lot
164. square GO; $40.
SAUL'S ADDIrION-Harry Wardman to
Charles G. and Margaret j. Morgan lot
g. square 271O; $40.
THIRTIETH STREET NORTHWEST be-
tween L. and NJ streets-Elzabeth McG
Hall ct uX to Anna ]. Martin, lot "A and
part lot %, square 1897; $40.
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS-Robert " Belt
ct ux. to Mary E. B.. SHIRLEY, lot 43,
block 6: $40.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-04
HEARING POSTPONED.
on Appeal Of VIM. g.
Crawford to Be Heard Tomorrow.

Hearing of the arguments on the appeal
of William G. Crawford from his conviction
in Criminal Court No. of conspiracy in
connection with the post Office irregularities
of 1903 was today postponed by the Court
of Appeals until tomorrow. Justice Robb
considers himself disqualified to hear the
case, owing to his sactive participation In
unearthing the scandals while he filled the
office of attorney general for the Post
Office Department. 1t Is expected that As
sociate Justice Ashley NJ. Gould will sit on
the appellate bench in place of Mr.. Robb.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-04
Lord Barrington,s Case.

In the case of Frederick Seymour Bar
rington. otherwise known as Lord Barring
ton, motion was made in the Supreme
Court of the United States today for leave
to sue in forma pauperis, and that tho pa
pers-i in the case be printed at public ex-
der. ..is'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-04
Lecture on Panama Canal.

Mr.. Woodwork Cum gave a talk last
night before the Mems League Of the ~ai-
vary Baptist Church on ''rhe Panama Ca
nal" Mr.. Clum, who was sent to the
isthmus last summer as a newspaper CORE
spondent- described the conditions there and
illustrated his lecture with Views. of which
there were over hundred.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-04
Married in Rockville.

Announcement has been made Of the mar
rage last Saturday afternoon, at Rock
vile. Nd. of Henry W. Kellogg and Miss
Susanna c. Holland both of this city. The
couple went to Rockville, obtained license
and were married by the pastor Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church South. 1t is
stated that the marriage was a complete
surprise to the friends of the couple.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-04
The Title to the Isle of Pines.

A new treaty will be sent to the Senate
at the present session of Congress defining
the title of the Isle Of Pines, according to
plans that have been made by certain re-
publican. members of the Senate committee
on foreign relations 1t is planned to re-
draft the treaty I'm order to Incorporate
more definite safeguards for the interests
of the Americans who had bought lands In
the island prior to the negotiation OF the
pending treaty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-04
Alleged Excessive Speed.

William Sullivan. giving his age as
thirty-seven years and his address as 613
18th street northwest. was required to de-
,osit $40 collateral at the ninth precinct
police station today for his appearance ir
the Police Court tomorrow to answer two
charges of alleged violation OF . In speed
Jaw with his automobile
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-04
The snoot Report.

Senator Burrows. chairman OF the Sem
ate committee on privileges and elections.
has announced that he will Monday next
bring up the report against Senator Smoot
Of Utah being permitted to retain his ssaa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-04

CRIMINAL COURT-NO. 1-Justice STAFF
ford
United States agt Samuel Petrallo, as
sault to rape; on trial; attorneys, George
P. Hoover and ]. S. EasbySmith.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-04

w. r. SPEARE,
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND EMBALMER,
9AO F Street N. w.
Phones Main 4ssG
J.,bs Su TN Z
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-04

Present: The Chief Justice. Mr.. Justice
McComas and Mr.. Justice Robb.
Percy M. Cox was admitted to practice.
1851. Lipphard agt Humphrey; appeal
and writ of error to United States Supreme
Court, prayed by Mr. Chaplin Brown of
counsel for appellants. allowed. and bond
to act as supersedeas fixed at $500, on APP
peal and $500 on writ of error.
264 torig) Tribby agt. Garges; petition
for allowance of special appeal submitted
by Mr.. Howard Boyd, attorney for petit
TONER in support of petition.
1888. Penn Bridge Company agt. United
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-04

agt the commonwealth of Massachusetts;
appeal from the circuit court of the United
States for the district of Massachusetts;
final order affirmed with costs. Opinion by
Mr.. Justice Harlan.
No. "a. The Northwestern National Life
Insurance Company. plaintiff in error, agt.
Paul Riggs ct al, executor. ETC.; in error to
the circuit court of the United States for
the western district of Missouri; Judgment
affirmed with COSTS. Opinion by Mr.. Justice
Harlan.
No 8. Ann Francis, plaintiff in error agt
Peter ]. Francis ct al; In error to the su-
preme court of. the state of Michigan; judg-
ment affirmed with costs. Opinion. by Mr..
Justice Harlan.
No. 9s The ST. Mary's Franco-American
Petroleum Company, plaintiff in error agt.
the state of West Virginia; in error to the
supreme court of appeals of the state of
West Virginia: judgment affirmed, with
costs Opinion by Mr.. Chief Justice Fuller.
No. 2i4 Fred c.. Fisher and Charles C.
Cohn. on behalf of Felix Barcelon, plain
1iffs in error. agt- Col. David ]. Baker e.
al; in error to the supreme court of the
Philippine Islands; dismissed for want of
jurisdiction. Opinion by Mr.. Chief Justice
Fuller.
The Chief Justice also announced the
following orders of the court:
No. 60. Granville Stuart plaintiff in err
ror, agt. Samuel T. Hauser ct al: in error
to the supreme court of the state OF Idaho.
Dismissed for the want OF Jurisdiction.
Swafford agt. Templeton, 185 U. s., 4S7;
Bullet agt. Gage, 1913 Y. s., o.; Home for
Incurables agt. city of New York, 1877 U.
S. 1855; Erie Railroad Company agt. Purdy,
1S5 u. S., 14S; Ansbro agt. United States,
159 u. s.. 695; Cornell agt. Green, 1853 U. s.,
T5;e Bausman agt. Dixon, % U. S., 113;
Gabieman agt Peoria, etc. Railway Com
pany, 179 u. s., 3S5; City of New Orleans,
agt.s New Orleans Water Company, 142 u.
S., 20: Beals agt. Cone. 1873 U. s., 1874;
Speed agt. Mccarthy, ISL U. s., 26O. Case
below, 0 Idaho, So.
No. ia. Annie Camp Field ct al, plain
TINS in error agt. the Barber Asphalt Paw
ing Company; in error to the supreme court
of the state of Missouri; Judgment affirmed
with costs. Ffeld agt. Barber Asphalt Paw
ing Company; 1874 z s: 6is: Baekus agt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-04

ginia, fair and continued cold tonight.
Wednesday fair, not so cold in the after
noon; light variable winds, becoming east
erly. .... .--,... ..s-, -.
Minimum temperature past twenty-four
hours, 20: year ago, 3S.
Weather conditions and general forecast
A marked increase in strength in the
western area of high pressure has caused
the lowest temperature of the season in
northeastern districts, especially in north
ern New England and the ST. Lawrence
valley, where zero temperatures are general
this morning.
Rain continues in the southwest under
the influence of a disturbance which has
occupied that region for some days past.
Fair and cold weather will continue In
the Washington forecast district tonight
and Wednesday. except that temperature
will rise slightly Wednesday afternoon. In
the lower lake region snow furries are
probable tonight.
The winds along the middle Atlantic coast
will be fresh northerly: on the south At
lantic coast. fresh northeasterly. and on
the east gulf coast, light to fresh north
easterly.
The following heavy precipitation Gin
inches has been reported during the past
twenty-f four hours: Durango, 1872.
Steamers departing today for European
ports will have brisk northwesterly winds
and fair weather to the Grand Banks.
Records for Twentyfour Hours.
The following were the readings OF the
thermometer and barometer at the weather
bureau for the twenty-four hours beginning
at pm. yesterday:
Observation-Disclosures 3, 2 pm, 4S; 8
pm, SO; II midnight %. December 4. 4
am, %; 8 am, 81; - noon. 49, pm, SO.
Maximum. 81. at pm. December 8;
minimum. 90, at AS am. December 4.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 3, pm, 1916: 8
pm, 1884: u midnight, -30.13. December
f. am. 1924; am, 80 "a; noon, 3O.37; 2
pm, sc. SO.
The Tide Tables.
pm; high tide, 1910 am and 1920 pm.
Tomorrow-Low tide $40 am. and $40
PM; high tide. 1852 am. and II pm,
The Sun and Moon.
Today-Sun rose TOP am; sun sets ABS
pm.
Tomorrow-Sun rises 7:O3 am
Moon rises 7:4o pm.
The City Lights.
The city lights and naptha lamps all
lighted by thirty minutes after sunset; ex-
tinguishing begun one hour before sunrise.
All arc and incandescent lamps lighted ff-
teen minutes after sunset and eXtinguished
forty-five minutes before sunrise.
Condition of the Water.
Temperature and condition of water at
8 am: Great Falls, temperature, 30: con-
dtion, IS: Dalecarlia reservoir, temperature,
40: condition a t north connection, %; condi-
ton at south connection, u; Georgetown
distributing reservoir, temperature, Al; con-
dition at infiuent gatehouse. IL; condition
at effiuent gatehouse, IL; Washington city
reservoir, temperature, A; condition at in
fluent, IL; condition at eff1uent, II.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1906-10-05
Personal a n d
" o ca |, X ~

Yrs. ST.. lowell visited Brentwood
seeral days this week,
Tie County Commissioners held their
REGULAR term Of Court here Tuesday.
lr. l. l. Cox, of Armena, visited this
civ business trip tuesday.
VI. B. McKenney, of SmithvIlle,
PAD this city business visit Tuesday
M. F. S. Hale, of Smrthyille, visited
oucity Tuesday on business.
col. G. II. Beazeley male flying trip
toAlbany Monday on business.
Nj. Ira Cook, of Albany, paid this city
a business trip Tuesday.
C.E, Lockett was in the city Tuesday.
Mis-: J. NJ, Hines was shopping in Alba
ny Tuesday.
Sheriff Smith visited Americas Satur-
dayon business.
Hon. Geu. c, Edwards, of snlithvil.e,
visited this city on business Monday.
Mr.. H. 7. Wilkersoo, of SmithvilIe, was
among the visitors to the city Monday.
Mr. Julian P.ice paid Albany business
visit Wednesday.
Mrs, M Z. Love has returned home aft
er pleaeant stay of several weeks in
Newman, where she has been visiting
friends and relatives.
Ms. Jennie Terry was shopping in Al
bany Thursday.
MI. w. c. Laramore IT,, paid Albany a
business visit Wednesday.
Messrs. J. B. Tyler, [. p. Cooke, and
w {. Rutland visited Macon Fair Thurs
day.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1906-10-05

The Lee County Journal has changed
manages. as on Oct. Ist it passed under
the control of I c. Holiday, and B. FL
Whaling. These two young men have
the best interests of. Lee and her citizens
at heart, and from henceforth will benz
thel combined energies to the issuing OF
live, hustling local county paper
We are for home and home interests,
in all lines and mean to use the inhu-
ence of this paper to the Advancement of
home welfare. We earnestly ask the
people OF the town and county to come to
our support, and help us TO wipe off the
little smoot that resting Oh the lame OF
our hone paper. We are rolling up our
-leeyes pulling of our collars and wading
in. We mean 10 make Things hum.
Now IS The time to advertise, and an
add III the Journal will put money in your
pocket, and bread i'll our mouths. Cot
ton IS going up and in spite OF the rain
you can all find time to read few lines
Of the things that are happening around
you.