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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-12-12
Killed H1s Murderer.

A special from Pine Bluff, Ark,
says J. Z. Gulpeppsr, former chief Of
police and widely known thYoughout
the Southwest, was shot and instantly
killed In s pistol duel with q negro
namsd Brock early Thursday. After
receiving mortal wounds, Gulpepper
fred st the negro, sending . ballas
through his heart. -
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-12-12
Shoots himself.

E T. Williams, assistant postmas.
ter at Griffin, Ca, Friday morning
vent to bis fathers home at Wood
bury and while there walked out on
the rear porch, about 2 o'clock and
using q shotgun fired one load OF shot
into bis lets breast and shoulder, in
ficting fatal wound and is now
dying. he was . very popular and
prominent young msn. Dependency
Is the supposed cause Of tha tragedy.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-12-12
Mex,cans Killed.

News has just came from Monterey,
Mexico, OF a mine accident, which oc.
cured LAST Tuesday at the Aylno
rn1pas. and which resulted In the
death OF u Mexican miners, who we're
st :.aIk in the shaft. The accident
was due. it is reported, to the care.
lessress Of some one In letting s big
flow Of wster into the lower level,
where the men were discovered.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-12-12
General Shooting scrape.

Two persons dead, two seriously
wounded and two slightly injured IS
the result Of a fight which occurred at
G,een7ille, Miss, Friday Felix Hol-
man, 8 negro from Arkansas, snot anc
killad Csliua Holman, negrsss IN z
boarding house for negroes. One po'
lIcenan was killed and another wound.
sd before the murderer Wass arrested
and put In jail.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-12-12
Fine" replied R.Wlins and the
conversation could be heard for blocks

Fine" replied R,Wlins and the
conversation could be heard for blocks
away.
''Then let Us tell the Holy Ghost
about it" the preacher shouted back.
''All right, tell Him." answered
Rswlins.
The street preacher prayed ard
sang st the top OF bis voice until the
police were appealed to and he was
made to move on.
Thus passed into eternity q Esn
who at one time was az honoreo
minister Of the gospel. What -
solemn lesson the sad close Of this
mans life teaches us ell. At some
time he strayed out Of the path Of
honor and entsrsd the broad road Of
destruction, and according to his con.
f5ssion foll) it 10 bell.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-12-12
Four Students and Three Fire.
men Loose Their Lives in
A BURNING BUILDING.
Three Students Burn Up ID a Dsrlnitory
and Three Volunteer Firemen Are.
Crushed Under Falling Walls
at Ithaca. N. Y, On
Friday.

AZ 1Gnaca, n. Y, seven patSc0E
met tragic death Friday morning 10
the worst disaster that ever befal
Cornell university. Three OF the vic.
inns were volunteer fremen Of the
sity Of Ithsca and four were students
of Cornell university. The dremen
Ill were prominent In the city. They
we're:
A. S. Robinson, attorney; John
Rumsey, hardware merchant; Esty
Landon, salesman.
The students were:
o. L. Schmuck, Hanover, Pa; E.
". G1elle, South Orange, n. NV.
q. Nichols, Chicago; J. N. Mct;usch-
.on, Plttsburg. Schmuck got cut cf
ihe building, but vent back for his
room. mate, Nichols, and In the at
:empt to rescue his comrade he was
50 seriously injured that he died IN
the hospital.
One student, o. J. Pope, a fresh.
nan OF East 0tsngs, N. T., was sesd-
1usly ipj:Esd, and three others were
tightly irj lrsd. They are 3. 3.
Powers, q senior OF Atlsnts, Ca; ".
W.. Goetz, sophomore OF Milwaukee,
Wis. and e. NJ. Curry, Jr., a sopio-
more OF Pittsburg.
r ,msey, Lsudon and R,binsou,
the Ithaca volunteer framsn, had
managed to train hose on the north
,ide Of the house when the wan
;ottered, There was a cry Of alarm
md several men standing nesr
managed to get out or the way, but
Ihe thrse nanad were caught under
.ila mass of debris and killed.
A few minutes after the flames
1e1e discovered the Chi Psi chapter
house Was all ablazs, the fsmeB,
'anned by a strong northwest wind,
Ind the students were trapped in the
lormitory on the third foor. Many
II the boys jumpsd to safety. while
hose who hesitaeed were carried to
he ground by the falling walls.
No alarm was turned In until half
IN hour after tie fire had bean dis
covered and it was an hour later be-
lore the volunteer fire department.
could get to work. There was q long
,ltno from the lower part ct the city
10 the college grounds and by the
sime the frenen arrived the interior
Of the building was almost burned
,ut. They could co nothing but PIE.
rent the adj Ding buildings from tax.
ing fire.
The money loss is nearly 5000, ,oo0,
,ince she original cost Of tine building
erected by Mrs. Jennie McGraw Fike
vas about $3.50, 600 ead extensive In
5erio1 decorations had been made.
The cause Of the fire Is unknov,
though it is supposed that it started
in the kitchen. Cornell university Is
inneasurably appalled, BY the terrible
catastrophe and academic work is al
most suspended.
The burned building was built By
Jennie McGraw Fiske, the banefactor
Of Cornell, whose will was contested
by her husband, Prof. Willard Flske.
She abroad. seeking help for an In.
durable disease, and neVer entered
aer beautiful mansion alive. Her
oo6y was taken there for the obse-
Quies.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-12-12
Assumes Office.

VIM, ". Finley, recently chosen as
the successor OF the late President
Samuel Spencer Of the Southern rail.
way assumes the ac*iYs duties Of ais
cfica Friday and will make ht5 head
quarters In this city. The policies OF
the lste president will bs carried out
snd nc nlatarisl changes N the System
or the PERSONAL OF the active oraroh
OF the road srs contsm plated by Mr..
Finley
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-12-12

hands upon the bars snd pressed h5s
face close to the window. "GentIe.
men and ladies, and sll," be began,
listen to me; my boys are innocent. F."
His plea for his three boys seemed
TO make his own peril pale into signi-
6csncs. Frequently be would almost
yell at the crowds. Nov, do you un-
derstaud me? Do I make myself
o1air o''
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-12-12
SPEAKS OF HIS WIFE.

Turning TO the upturned facss,
Rsvlins ssid: PLEASE be kind to
nv boys, ttey are not guilty, but
before God 7 would rather you Hould
hang them nezt Friday and les the n
follow me than TO send them TO the
psn!ten: :isry. The penitensisry Will
make educated davils OF them"
DR.. McCord, R.wlins' spiritual sd'
visor, pulled g stere tag from the new
eoat that the condemned man wore
and Rawl!ns, half smiling, ssid: II
nv wife hsd sseu that she Woulo
have taken 1t OF, poor wonasn, poor
Honan."
Rswline walked from the steel cor
ridor into the jail hall and placed hiS
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-12-12
FACED EIS CELL.

on earth did 1os sppesr to be q source
of much worry on the part OF she DC
man, who paced up and down bis
narrow steel cage talking, singing or
prsyirg as the opportunity presented
itself. He was visited by his wife
and daughters and many friends call
ed at the jail during the evening,
some bsing admitted. while others
we're satisfied to stand on the side
vslk and tslk to the prisoner through
the sc cond story window.
Although Rawlirs could not be
seen through the window, he listened
attenttyely to all that was said and
would shout back bis answers IL
strong voice. Just before midnight
a minister OF the gospel vino had
known the condemned man when the
latter was preaching, drove up TO the
ISL, hsld shouted conversation with
/ the prisoner, sang a hymn, rspesseo
q brief but earnest prayer and drove
away.
It wss just midnight when Raw.
Inns last visitor disappeared ano
everything became quiet about the
iail. The old nas slept a portion oi
the night, but very little. for at
O'Clock in the morning e notac
evangelist, Sam Griffin, with strong
lungs aad Jealous prayers, TOOK his
stand in the middle Of the street II
front # the jsil and just opposite tne
cell of the condemned man.
''Hello, Rawlins" he shoutee
through ths window. HOW are yot
feeline?"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-13

1872, and still earlier as a favorlte du-
ellins ground OF Virginia gentlemen
John Paul Jones. Americas FIRST and
one of her greatest sea fighters, on sew
cral occasions, proposed 10 fight out dlf-
ierences OF opinion on the island. For
some reason. however. none OF his chai-
lenges was accepted.
The last occasion upon which ADJ
miral Jones invited any one to meet
him on Cranoy Island. according to the
provis ons Of the code. was In con-
nection with his challenge OF Lieuten-
ant Parker OF the royal navy, In INA
ON his way back from a short trip
to his plantation on the bank of the
Rappahannock, Jones had stopped for
few days in Norfolk. He was invited
to a ball In the city and found several
officers Of the royal navy IN attend
ance. Among them was Lieutenant
Parker, a relative of Admiral Sir Peter
Parker who afterward attacked Fort
Moultrie. OF Charlestown
Between the dances the gentlemen
discussed the probabilities OF rupture
With England on account of the pro-
visions of the stamp act, In the course
OF the discussion, Lieutenant Parker
made a dlsparaging remark concerning
the women Of Virginia. Jones prompt
~ knocked him Gown Parker was
dragged away by his friends. Jones
retired TO a tavern and through his
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friend, Granville Hurst sent word to
Parker that he would gladly meet him
with pistols az ten PAGES on Crancy
Island at the lieutenant's convenience.
No answer 20 this communication
was received, and Jones, though eager
to fight, had 10 be satisfied with the
punishment he had already admnls-
tered 10 Parker II Is said that the
British officers OF the little squadron
to which Parker was attached, 20
man refused to act as his second in
the affair, declaring that he had be-
hayed disgracefully and deserved the
treatment he had received at the hands
Of Jones. Parker soon afterward left
Norfolk.
The ladies OF Virginia made a hero
OF Jones for the prompt manner in
which he had taken up the lieuten-
ants remark This was the last occa-
sion Jones ever figured IN any way
in this country as a duellist. The next
year he was busy making preparations
to defend the honor Of his adopted
country with gunpowder and cannon
ball.
In pursuing his object Jones shortly
after the Parker incident visited the
French frigate La Terpsichoro In Nor
folk harbor and was furnished by
Prince Philip Joseph, Duke Of Chartres.
with plans Of the frigate. From these
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LOGAN.

,ecsniDp was held at st. Johns
y.,.,ooai church ON Thursday evening,
Y ho1or Of Bishop Spalding, which
,ored very pleasant affair.
N Friday evening a farewell party
n, Mr. J. J.. Sneieker was held in
X Fourth ward hall. Those present
Gpyed an excellent program and
.ce refreshments.
Mrs c. L. Goodwin entertained at
a very pleasant birthday party on
von1ar in honor OF her daughter Net
M Those who thoroughly enjoyed the
aternoon, were the Misses Anna Linz
artz Irma Crockett, Mabel Green. Eu-
iata Earl Claire Carbon Leora and
Helen Thatcher, Gladys De Witt, Anna
Earl Jean Woodside.
Mrs. II. j. De witt was hostess at
a very pleasant afternoon, entertain-
ing the following ladies: Mesdames
Robert De Witt. Harry Stoney, Lee
Thatcher Arthur Bateson, Leonard
Linnarty c. c. Goodwin, Albert Jen-
klns, c. F. Goodwin, Frank Goodwin.
'f
Miss Ethel sherton was hostess at
delightful evening party at her home
On Tuesday evening. her guests being
Misses Helen Callister, Lizzie Rich
adson. Edna Morley. Ethel Jones.
Minnie Breltenbucher; Messre. VIII
Wayman Fred ShertOn, Ernest lAnder-
Sn Donald Callister
Ms W. b. Preston. Jr., has re.
grned from a pleasant visi. with her
EoIher Mrs. A. C. Piper, in Salt Lake.
W. Edmund Spencer who was the
lsa for few days Of Mr., and Mrs.
h G. Whitney Of Salt Lake. has re-
Ind home.
Hn R. J.. Campbell is at home again
af pleasant visit With home folks
b Salt Lake.
Tie A. c. Woman's club held an in
gtsting meeting al the home Of Mrs.
nldine on Monday last,
NJ and Mrs. Guy Thatcher have re-
ttlFned from a pleasant visit with
iiitnds and relatives in Salt Lake.
,lrs' J. 4. McAllister Is visiting with
aer son in Monterey, Cal.
MIS-, Serge Ballif and family leave
" sunday for Germany. where they
wv JON Mr.. Ballif and remain for per-
laps year.
MSS EIhe Smith entertained the Sor-
~ glrls OF the L. a. c. on Saturday
tshing last.
Nss Lulu Carpenter returned to Salt
, ,ase on Monday, after several days
'sll with her mother.
NH a. II. Thompson and children
'' spending a short time In Salt Lake.
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-uvor party sunday. rs q ntiss
Al cansv" in outdoor re''''
a nj pcnieklns' u,,.,,.,,.r
" ,rr. Louis pond Of Thatcmar rs
Mr.. and M s'rs Wan Noey ana AZ IN
ida, ana s sait Lake, visited irie"'' "
WIZ for few days.
~ 49,. weber Of Ely, Ne N,.
Mr.. ana 80 mart Of the week u, '',I'
spent the lUI s, IN M Mr. and MIS- u -
ciiy ~ At the Hotel hooe''''
IN, bidding the friends 81
cards are ,qodson 10 bundle snow,
Miss EttS hsr honor at the home 1i
s given u, and wife. Mr. ana MT ~
her ,I p,g Miss Hodso ,l., m", Years has
X I noeo Girl, but foF SOM Her many
. fso .s IN salt Lake CITY lar Of her
reslasse vim be pleased 70 Mr. Mr. Gland
fnelosehIng marriage " 1--WE next
,ps d salt Lake some ~
north.
,,,., FERN Hickman, who for me ne p ,hs
MISS ; =, g" has been employed py , Lis
ttG 2eIephone company az i"s''' nos
rstugned home
Mrs John McAdam SAND
Ar, o' r~eturned home wednesday
hmiy after several days Visit WIN
s ,ssnds IN salt Lake cry
.,n wooley OF Richheld, was .
pllNo,,Iht VI hrother Royal Woolley OF
ga" .l,y FOR few days this week
ana Mrs. S. II. Jones enter.
Mt, W. Wodnssday evening In honor or
niaed If Giles Of salt Lake. Many
YrV prof Giles old-time friends were
,s,s Of the occasion ana phssea
'a 'a.ant social evening, with music una
r l,nS panty refreshments "ere
sred
NY L. arst year students gave
ln .ssoDDa.shakeo at the university
10 evening. with a vie VITO getting
rue '.a,nted. and promoting sociability.
@ ~, evening passed most pleasantly
and probably
M. nah county teachers enjoyed a
~. outing today in Provo canyon.
iea 80 AZ tho program was a trout din
"si Al the Upper Fails
wm n. seegrniler and Demonda
.millsr visited Mr., and Mrs. A. #.
,,.,S N this city last week
fWlN
p,o.iaent Joseph E. Robinson OF the
c,9t1rnla mission, visited Dr. Clift
Wednesday
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Northern States mission was visiting
Lehl friends Wednesday,
Mrs John Is. Merrill OF Magrath,
Canada, is visiting Mrs. Geo. Webb.
DR.. Samuel C. Hooker OF Philadelphia
was Lehi visitor Wednesday.
Mr.. Junius Banks, the eighth grade
teacher, VIII move to Salt Lake, where
he has accepted position with silver
Bros. as daughtsman.
Mr.. David NJ, Jones OF Fairbury, Mo,
IS visiting Mr.. W. A. Ford
Mr. and Mrs. II, j. Good Of Sioux
Falls, s. d.. have settled here.
Miss Cora Campbell and Alfred Har.
rison of Malad are visiting Lehl
friends.
Mrs, Joseph Briggs of cher City is
visiting friends here.
Mr.. Jesse Smith aud Mrs. Sarah Ann
Hedges were married in the Salt Lake
temple Wednesday, They will make
their home here
MIR. and Mrs. John Dyenig of Foun-
tain Green are renewing acquaintances
In Lehl.
Mr.. r. s. Empey of Ammon Ida,
was shaking hands with Lehi friends
Thursday.
A. ]. Larklns Of Ogden spent Tues
day with his cousin, Geo. A. Coates.
Miss Carah L. Adey Of Cohoes, ~ Y,
Is visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Hadfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. F. frame announce
the engagement of their daughter,
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Lulu. to Or. Heher T.. Robinson of
American Fork. They will be married
Oct. 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Child will
leave shortly for the Northern States
mission field.
Wednesday OF last week Annie,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hutch
ings. and lie Roy Fox were married
in the Salt Lake temple, and Thurs
day evening a reception was given IN
their honor at the home OF the brides
parents.
Mr.. G. A. Groesbeck will go TO san
Francisco to reside Monday
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biennial meeting of the general fedora.
tlon Musical numbers were given by
Mrs p N. Cook, and many things Of
interest to the club were discussed
Mrs. 7, W. Whitney was elected dele
ga,e 70 the Park city meeting OF the
federation.
Al the meeting of the Liberty chnp-
ter Daughters Of the Revolution on
Thursday, Airs, G. Il. Allen gave talk
on her experiences abroad with many
interesting side incidents, The meeting
was at the home OF Mrs. w. w. CHS,
holm,
AZ the Ladies Literary club yester-
gay afternoon Rabbi Freund gave an
interesting talk on THE Jews in Rus
sla' MRS Hutchinson read a paper
on st. Petersburg and music was fur
nished by Mrs, a. A. Kerr and Miss
Alice Wolfgang.
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nuMAN BLOOD MARKS.

a tale Of horror was told by marks 81
human blood IN the home OF j. w, VIII.
Hams, a well known merchant of BAG
Ky, He writes Twenty years ago |
had severe hemorrhages of the lungs
and was near death when began TAX.
Ing Dr.. Kings New Discovery. II com.
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Chronic Coughs. Settled Colds and
Bronchitis, and Is the only known cure
for Weak Lungs Every bottle guar
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PAUL JONES WAS WRATHY.

Near Norfolk, Va, within sight Of
sewelrs Point where next year will be
held the jamestown Ter-Centennial ex-
position commemorative the birth OF
the nntion at jamestown IN 1901. is
craney Island. famous as the scene OF
a severe British repulsc IN the war Of
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LEIII.

sgIaay evening the High school
, 1s,n.rs and students held a most
(, s', m sociahle In the Primary build
~ .ne evening being spent with
sues ana Investments were served.
u
'IeSlaenl g. y. Ellsworth OF tho
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-13
SOMETHING OF
THE GIRLS OF JAPAN.

1T IL needless for me to say how
highly ] appreciate the work Of foreign
teachers--they have been and are in
valuable to us said Miss Tsuda. the
gifted and charming woman who has
devoted her life to the higher educa-
ton OF girls In Japan. But there are
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4 CARD.

THIS is TO certify that all druggists are
authorized to refund your money II Fo-
ley's Honey and Tar fails 10 cure your
cough or cold. II stops the cough heals
the lungs and prevents serious results
from n cold Cures la grippe cough and
prevents pneumonia and consumption
Contains no oplates The genuine Is IN
4 yellow package Refuse substitutes.
For sale by f. J. Hill Drug Co.
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CLUB CHAT.

This week the Woman's club held its
first meeting Of the season at the home
of Mrs. Clesson s. Kinney, an address
of welcome being made by Mrs. j. NJ.
Bowman, the new president and Mrs,
A. t. Sanford. giving report of the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-13

Bostonia Sextette club with Shanns
Cumming. November 49, NJ !. A. Lee.
ture Bureau.
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plans WAS bult the ship Alliance which
WIS with him IN his battle with In,
Scraps.
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charming for driving walking this Bmore model
CLOTH
with color this
subdued plaid
highly favored lat
a a fashionn Bile
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-07
Dr., Victor NJ. Gutierrez

R6lico Ciruiano. Ex Alumno in.
Ie'no psnlionado.por opos!ei6u. Ca
gdaG Puerto Rico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-07
DESDE JUNCOS
Inscripciones msyoria unio.
nista indisCutibIe. Par
tidO ObrerO.
Ell PRESUPUESTO
Obras del matadero y hospi-
tai, bajo la direction del
doctor Barreras.

En las inaoripeionss vsrihcSdas
en- este prsCinto el aabado dltlmo, re-
sultaron 100 unionistas, 10 obreros y
8 rspublicanos. Total 127
-Varios obreros republiesnos y
unionistas reordaron levantsr bands
ra dc combste, para llsvsr 4 las ur
mas On las pr6xImas elsccionea una
cApdidatura rropis, dandole 81 nom
bse do pArtido sObrero,s con cuyo
motive celebrAron un mtttn On ls pla
"a y en- sl cual hicisron uso dc 10 pa
labra unoS y otroa de los soaljgados,
pronur oisndo discursos que no tuvie
Iron desperdielos, con r.ticenciss y
csnsuras a 10 Administrator y slga
nss psrsonalidsdes del partido unio'
niata, sin miramiensos al el rsspsto
que 20 dsbe guardian 6 las personas,
10 sual vlene en- desprestigio do los
mismos que desean escalar los pues
tor On la Administracl6n, sin tftulo
para clio.
Ell AyuntsmIento oerr6 oil pre-
supuslto municipal sl die 80 con IN
aobrants dc 81 Oi3 As cts en- csja, dss
pu6s dc haher slt'aftcho todss las
| asensiones y do haner & gAstado S65o en-
10 compra ds una parcsla de terrsno
do seis cusrdas para 10 construction
de vSriAs obra,; 800 co un mstadero
que ACADIA de sonstruir; 800 prtxlma'
mente en- la rsparaci6n de 10 Casa
ConsiltoYlAl c y $3.50 en- las callea.
Tomen nota los que insidiosamen'
TO y por puro despecho 90 han CcupA
do do esnsurar 10 AdminiatrAci6n, on
sus oahildsos y eontubernios.
Ell Concsio municipal reeibi6 va
al Mltadero que iu6 oonstruido por
medic de subAsts, que obtuvo den
Manuel Msndez con el cual HI CON
tratado loa materialsa neeesarios pa
rA 10 &C nstrucol6n del Hospital, que
ser6 do material y cuyia obras dArSu
principle dsptro de pco> tiempo, b. j,
la direction del doctor Barreraa y
con el concurso de otras psraonas
que 30 han prestado d contribuir ge
nerosaments para syudar q 10 reali'
zacioa de las obras.
Seri&n capaGss los pretendientss
4 10 m ano do dc ia Lsonor, de haser
otro tanto y desempt Il sr los pusstcs
de AleAlds, EserstArio, Tesorero, Ius,
pecsor de obrAs, por $40 de sueldo
cue tlsnen stnalados eu el preiupusa.
TO del presents eisrcleio, & excepS6n
del Sscretario que ae 10 6iAron $50.
No CANA mas cualquisr obrero ca on
mes CUE el susldo que diafrutAn esos
smpleados, cue SO han conssgrAdo q
levantar 10 administrator municipal
ain mirAs de lucro? Contsstsn 81 pus.
den.
CORRESPoNSAL.