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Mexico Missouri message., 1906-08-23
THE GOLDEN
RULE STATESMAN
At Ten Years of Age
Worked at s. a Month
An Audrain Boys Prize Es-
say-Praises "The Evan
gelist, Politician and
Prophet"

The following oration was de-
livered recently at the Missouri
University by Mr.. o. l.. Steele,
born and raised in Audrain
county. The effort won a prize.
We hope each of our readers will
give it careful perusal.
| ask you to join me in doing
honor to a great man, not a great
poet, not great philosopher, not
great warrior. nor yet a great
statesman but a great man.
No natiOn-stirring, world-re-
sounding event is connected with
his career. He made no wonder
ful discoveries, endowed no great
schools, founded no new faith, and
amassed no colossal fortune. Many
outside his own city and state
have never heard of him, yet with
al he was really great man; en-
dowed with that sort of sublime
greatness that society at the pres
ent day most needs.
Are not the heroes of peace as
greatly to be honOred, as much to
be reverenced as the heroes of war;
Yea, as much, and why not even
morei In times of strife, in sea-
sons of stress with crises all about,
great souls are forced into exist
ence, unusual products of unusual
conditions. But when all is
quiet, when a nations progress is
disturbed neither by wars or ru-
mors of wars. the great soul that
then comes forth is truly great. It
stands forth as a leader and
strengthened of lesser souls. 1t
has not been forced into exist
enee but comes of its own necessi-
ty. Environment does not shape
it, it shapes environment. The
man endowed with such soul
must needs be great, Just such a
man was my hero of tonight;
Samuel Milton Jones, The Golden
Rule Mayor OF Toledo, He lived
and in living performed an ever
lasting. imperishabls service to all
mankind.
Samuel Milton Jones was born
August Srd, 1886, in North
Wales, he came to the Uuited
States as a babe ia the steerage Of
an emigrant vessel; in all his life
attended school but 80 mouths
and from early childhood 10 fun
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-08-23
The Old Settlers.

The old settlers at Home COM
ing Day" at the Mexico Chatau-
qua were not as plentiful in num-
bers as it was hoped they would
be. R. A. Burns, southwest of
Mexico, was the oldest settler
present, coming to the county in
1882. He was awarded the prize.
Among other old settlers were
w. M. Watts, of near Mexico,
born in the county in 1850. Mrs.
Mary L. Clark, of Mexico, lived in
the county since 1910. Mrs. S. E.
Kendall of Mexico, born near Mo-
limo in 1889. r. A.. Burns,
Of near Mexico, moved to the
county in 1882. Henry Weaver
of Molino, came to the county
from Mississippi: in ls4O. w. H.
Beal, of Laddonia, came to the
county from Indiana in 1855, liv-
edhere ever since.
There should be a large gather
ing of the old folks next year.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-08-23
FROM ALASKA.
Something of Her Cities and Her
Newspapers.

The following was handed us q
few days ago by gentleman oil
this city who several years ago
spent a number of months in the
gold fields Of Alaska:
l am sending you a few Alaskan
papers. The news" or advertis.
ing may interest you, if not, per-
haps as curios they may be of in.
teTest.
Many people speak of Alaska as
the KlOndike. This is mistake
not appreciated by Alaskans. The
Klondike is that portion of the Yu-
kon territory adjacent to Dawson,
and consists of an area of about
800 square miles. This territory
belongs to the "Canuks" and tho
a noted mining district should not
be confused with our own Alaska.
One paper l send you is from
Wrangell, once Ft. Wrangell, sec.
Ond oldest settlement in south.
eastern Alaska. It's a town of
considerable size with churches,
schools, newspapers and other i'm
dications of western progress. It
is a center for lumber, and large
shipments Of salmon, halibut, cod
and mackerel are sent from here.
Wrangell is some ISL miles from
Seattle. The famous LIE Conte
glacier is northeast of the town.
The Daily Alaska Dispatch is
from Juneau. juneau is a -four
ishing city with hotels, court
house, hospital, schools, opera
house, bank, electric lights, tele-
phones, etc. 1t is representative
American city. Juneau is 500
miles from Seattle. Just back of
the city is Mt. Juneau, 5000 feet
high. A. more picturesue place
would be hard to locate,
Skaguay, near Oyea, is the gate
way to the Klondike. 1t is in all
respects an American city. The
electric lights, steam laundries.
bank, opera house, college and
steam heated hotels make one for
get he is in Alaska. The place is
noted for its excellent system Of
water works and its beautiful
homes. Skaguay is the southern
terminal Of the w. P. and Y.
railway, the road which with it's
Ill miles of track makes the hard
ships and dangers of the Chilkoot
Pass unnecessary.
Seward 1 have never visited, but
know of it as a boom town on ac-
count of the Alaska Central R. R.
which is rapidly pushing for the
north. Seward will be an impor-
tant port while the road is build
ing and long afterward.
Mr.. Monroe aud wife went north
on the "City of Seattle" early in
June, arrived in Rampant latter
part of June. Were on Glenn
Gulch July 4th. r. Il. w.
Mexico, Mo-, Aug. 16
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-08-23

Judge John A. Guthrie Of Mex
leo received as a token Of remem.
brance from bis brother. Frank,
who lives on the old homestead in
Galloway county. near the town
named in honor Of this illustrious
family, a collection Of peaches,
some of which weighed II oz. ).
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-08-23
Notice 81 Annual Meeting

Notice is hereby given that the
annual meeting Of the Laddonia,
Rush Hill aud Mexico Union Tele-
phone Co win be held in Rush
Hin the LIST Tuesday iu September,
1906. AN stockholders earnestly
requested 10 attend
J n. RossER. Pres,
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-08-23

J.B. CARRIER, Champ Clark's op-
pOnent for ConRressin this district,
introduced Gen. Grosvenor Of Ohio
at the Mexico Ohautauqua grounds
last Friday.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-08-23

DR.. J. w. Turner down a Louis
ana ran over a COW belonging to
Homer Stewart with his automobile
breaking the COWS leg aud she had
to be killed The case was taken
into the court and the doctor pays
Turner $50 10 good legal U. s..
money to Mr.. Stewart.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-08-23

H. H. Sturgeon, near Middle
town, has some fine cattle stock on
exhibition at the Mexico Fair.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-08-23

Mrs Bette Glover Mackey is treas
urer of Pike county, appointed re.
Gently BY Gov. Folk to fill the
vacancy in that Office caused by
the death Of her husband.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-08-23
For The Fall Campaign.
Hear TOwne at The
Chautauqua.
Audrain Democracy Claims a
Distinction - A Delegate
Named to Meet Bryan in
New York.

NN-~ NhSNAhNDAoh W pNihB bhO lbb W
endorse Bryan as the Democratic
nominee for the Presidency in
1908. At the Democratic conven-
tion in Mexico held after the pri-
mary in April long before any in
timation had been made from any
source that W. j. Bryan would be
the popular democratic candidate
for the presidency in 1908, resolu-
tiOns indOrsing Mr.. Bryan were
unanimously adopted.
The county central committee
met in Mexico last Saturday after.
moon, pursuant to call, and oneYof
its important actions was to elect
Green Clay to go to New York
with the Missouri delegation and,
on behalf of the Democrats of Au-
drain, help welcome Mr.. Bryan
home.
The above action was taken by
the adoption of the following reso-
luton:
Since it is true that Col. Green
Clay was the first to prepare and
introduce, at the Audraiu County
Democratic Convention held at
Mexico, Missouri, on the 7th day
of April, 1906, a resolution en-
dorsing W. j. Bryan for Presi-
dent in 1908; therefore be it
"Resolved. That Col. Clay be
requested to accompany the recep-
ton committee from Missouri to
New York and on behalf of the
Democrats Of Audrain county,
Missouri, welcome Mr.. Bryan
home"
Other business was transacted
as follows:
w. H. McCue, of Prairie town
ship, was chosen to fill the vacan-
cy on the committee caused by the
recent death of D. D. Gray.
The committee fixed the assess
ment of nominees at the same fig
ures as in the elections heretofore.
Allen Stal lings' name was Or
dered on the ticket as the Demo.
cratic candidate for Justice of the
Peace OF Salt River town ship, W.
R. Dudley having moved away.
1t was voted to petition the
County Court for more polling
places in north aud south Salt
River township, SSfOr the eonven-
ience of the voters of those pre-
,incts.
Frank James. c. T. Peyton and
R. II. Lee were appointed as a |
committee of reception to meet
Congressman Charles A. Towne, |
IF New York, who was to lecture
At the Chautauqua Monday.
The committee discussed plans
Tor the fall campaign and adjourn
ID subject to the call of the chair
nan.
The County Central Committee
s composed of the following:
DR.. E. S. Cave, Mexico, Chm'n.
John I, Ricketts,, Mexico, Sec.
Q. f. Clark. Mexico, Treas.
j, G, Brashears, j. S. Brown,
J. J.. Wakefield, j. w. Blum, |
Frank James, Mexico.
F N Frost, Vandalia
H d Risk, Wellsville
CA Davault, Farber
G r Mccall, Rush Hill
r H Lee, Laddonia
E f Elliott. Thompson
@ t Peyton, Martinsburg
j W Dowell, Benton City
] S Prather, Centralia
CA Sames, Clark
w H MeCue, Molino
Da,,,, TAo,,;s A. t....kh. g.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-08-23

r. ii. Herman bought Mrs. Bick-
ley's residence, on Wade Street in
Mexico, for 81, 500.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-08-23

Willie Cross Of Columbia was
here last week to attend the funer-
al OF Mrs. Sallie Smith Brown.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-08-23

II. A. Greer and George Bing-
ham, both of near Mexico, have
some fine hogs on exhibition at the
Fair.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-08-23

Jeter Arnold of Pueblo, Colo,
is spending a few days with rela.
tives and friends here and over in
the Kingdom of Galloway.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-08-23

T. g. Holmes of Mexico is up in
South Dakota helpeng in the har-
vest fields.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-08-23

G. P. Arnold sold 5 cotton mules
to Mr.. Laughton of Columbia,
Tenn, and one span tn John W.
Brewer.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-08-23

Work on the Morris shoe fac
tory was begun this week. The
contract for the work is for $l6,-
sos.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-08-23

The Burlington pay car dis
tributes something like $1,500 a
month among the roads employees
who live in Mexico.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-08-23

The Patton Bros, James and
Edward, will open a saddle ant
harness store in Mexico next
month.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-08-23

George Hatcher sold his resi-
dence in Mexico to Edgar Threlkeld
for $1,000.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-08-23

Miss Edna English of st. Louis
attended the Chautauqua and Wis
tied her sister, Mrs. G. P. Arnold,
north of Mexico.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-08-23

L. w. English, father of Mrs.
G. p. Arnold, north Of Mexico,
who has been travelling thru the
West for the benefit of his health,
suffered the sixth stroke Of paraly-
sis while stopping in San Fran
cisco recently.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-08-23

For GOOD hand made brlck
see L. N. Ketter. he sells
none but what Wall dive sat-
lsfactlOn. Al
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-08-23

Fred Burhop is the new agent
for the Adams Express Co. in this
city.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-08-23

Money to loan on real estate So.
curity J. w HowELL
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-08-23

Money TO loan on real estate So
curity J w. Howell.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-08-23

VIM. Ragsdale, the harness and
saddle man, shipped one Of his fa-
nous spring.seat saddles to ]. W,
Bates at Carlsbad. ". M, last
week.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-08-23

Perry Davis, the hustling Santa
Fe merchant. made the MESSAGE
a business call last Friday. He
says Santa Fe has great hopes Of
that new electric railroad.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-08-23
NHlPPRNED AND HAPPENING. Ib

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Lon
Williams of this city, a son.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-08-23

Old papers for sale at this
office.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-08-23

Miss Amanda Gallaher of Ada,
Oklahoma. is visiting her brother
in this city, Mr., j. A. Gallaher.
Miss Gallaher recently won a 800
diamond ring in a popular contest
at Ada.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-08-23

w. P. Ball and wife and little
Miss Willie of Pueblo, Colo. attend
edthe Chautauqua and are visiting
the wife's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Coakley, near Rush Hill.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-08-23

Miss Florence Ford of Mexico
has accepted the position of ma
tron in the Baptist Institute at
Bardstown, KY, and leaves for
her duties there next month.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-08-23

A. s. Houston of Mexico,
Grand Master of the Masonic
Lodge of Missouri, laid the corner
stone for the new Home for Con,
sumptives at Mt. Vernon, last
week.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-08-23

city.
H. H. Sturgeon, near Middle
town, has some fine cattle stock OF
exhibition at the Mexico Fair.
Willie Cross Of Columbia was
here last week to attend the funer.
al OF Mrs. Sallie Smith Brown.
Work on the Morris shoe fac.
tory was begun this week. The
contract for the work is for $751;
695.
II. A. Greer and George Bing-
ham, both of near Mexico, have
some fine hogs on exhibition at the
Fair.
The Patton Bros, James and
Edward, will open saddle and
harness store in Mexico next
month.
G. P. Arnold sold 5 cotton mules
to Mr.. Laughton Of Columbia,
Tenn, and one span tn John w.
Brewer.
Miss Edna English of st. Louis
attended the Chautauqua and Wis
tied her sister, Mrs. G. P. Arnold,
north of Mexico.
The Burlington pay car dis
tributes something like 81 500 a
month among the roads employees
who live in Mexico.
Jeter Arnold of Pueblo, Colo.
is spending a few days with rela-
tives and friends here and over in
the Kingdom of Galloway.
VIM. Ragsdale, the harness and
saddle man, shipped one Of his fa-
nous spring.seat saddles to j.. W.
Bates at Carlsbad, ". NJ, last
week.
w. P. Ball and wife and little
Miss Willie of Pueblo, Colo. attend
edthe Chautauqua and are visiting
the wife's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Coakley, near Rush Hill.
Miss Florence Ford of Mexico
has accepted the position of ma
trOn in the Baptist Institute at
Bardstown, KY, and leaves for
her duties there next month.
A. s. Houston of Mexico,
Grand Master of the Masonic
Lodge of Missouri, laid the corner
stone for the new Home for Com,
sumptives at Mt. Vernon, last
week.
Miss Amanda Gallaher of Ada,
Oklahoma. is visiting her brother
in this city, Mr.. j. A. Gallaher.
Miss Gallaher recently won a 800
diamond ring in a popular contest
at Ada.
L. w. English, father of Mrs.
c. P. Arnold, north Of Mexico,
who has been travelling thru the
West for the benefit of his health,
suffered the sixth stroke Of paraly-
sis while stopping in San Fran
cisco recently.
Judge John A. Guthrie Of Mex
leo received as token Of remem-
brance from bis brother. Frank,
who lives on the old homestead in
Galloway county, near the town
named in honor Of this illustrious
family, a collection Of peaches,
some of which weighed II o..
Money TO loan on real estate So
curity j w. Howell.
Old papers for sale at this
office.
Mexico SAVINGS Bank
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1906-07-05
To Bring Houses in Limit.

There are over sixty residences
on the north side, in the city
that are out Of the limits in real
ity and the owners pay taxes on
then in Harrison township. Yet
that part Of the city is lighted by
electric lights the city paying for
them, and the children attend
our schools. This matteris being
looked into by the council, and
an effort will be made directly to
bring that portion Of the city
within the limits.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1906-07-05
$3.50 Devils Lake and Return.

July II the Great Northern Ry.
will sell round trip tickets to
Devils Lake for $3.50, and run a
special train. leaving Minot at
$50 a. M, return leave Devils
Lake after the program same
evening, The Minot High School
Band will be there, numerous at
fractions have been arranged to
assure YOU 81 pleasant outing,
The water is fine. Better go and
YOU will be sure to meet your
friends For further particulars
apply to ticket agent, phone 81.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1906-07-05
Wilson'S appointment Sure.

Geo ", Wilson, former editor
OF the Ward County Reporter.
has been appointed register OF
the aam WlGa&>soas Land office and
Vic CflsstSae oil Grand Forks
is the receiver Their appoint
nlenS> were confirmed Iaue -,
President Roosevelt il making
these appointments states that
he departed from the rule in
these CASES In not sending all in
Speccor ont to this state, 1t is
not known Just when the Willis
ton land office will be opened,
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1906-07-05
Offer Grounds for Normal School,

Crokat 4 Youngman have
made a very liberal offer for the
proposed new Normal school, in
case Minot is able to secure it, in
that they viii give to the propo-
sition the site consisting OF five
orten acres either in Glenwood
Park or in Summit Park. This
is one Of the best parts Of the
city and just right for a school
of this kind.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1906-07-05
Cool Mine Pans Out Well.

Chas. Good has returned from
Ural, Mont, where for some
months he has been engaged in
mining gold. Charlie says it re-
minds him Of California in her
balmy days or OF Alaska in the
days when Alex. Mckenzie did
the Scandinavians out OF their
wealth. In company with A. p.
Slocum, John +. Moore, and j.
NJ. Mcconnell, he owns a good
paying gold mine, and brought a
sample of the product OF the
mine back with him which assays
at $4,000 a ton. 1t also shows
a Is per cent assay OF magnetic
iron.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1906-07-05

TAKEN UP-at our ranch, Sec. "a,
Twp. 1872, Rye. 80, two mares, bay color,
branded E. B. on left shoulder, as near
as we can see. Weight about $50 lbs.
Owner prove property and take same
away, after paying charges.
Deegan Bros,
Minot, N. D.
Sec. II, Twp. l54-S2. 6-21 .7-12p
Carl Johnson, the half witted
boy, has been creating distur-
Dances about the country. The
lad has been locked up and he
will likely be examined as TO his
sanity. The boy is about thir-
teen years of age. He claims
that his parents are not good to
him, but it is believed that the
lad is to blame as much as any
one.
Joseph H. johnson, secretary
OF the Grant Farmers Mutual
Fire and Lightning Insurance
Co., with headquarters at Don
nybrook, was a Minot visitor
Friday. He informs us that al
tho the company has been doing
business but two months, it has
over so members and by fall it
is expected that it Will have 500
members. No assessments have
been made SO far.
John Lynch, local agent at Mi
not, has Just received new rates
from the Northwestern Fire &
Marine Insurance Co., of Mime
apolis on farm risks. The rates
are for fire and lightning, one
year, Toe per 500; fire an,llight-
ming, three years, $1.5O per
500; fire and lightning, five
years, $3.50 per 500; fire, light
ming and tornado, one year,
ST. per 500; fire, lightning
and tornado, three years, 1925
per 500; fire, lightning and tor
nado, five years, $3.50 per 500.
Call on him and have a policy
written and thus protect your
property. Good notes accepted
for premiums. 6-2S-tf
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1906-07-05
White Earth Druggist Weds.

Fred Hermanson, a popular
young druggist from White
Earth, was married in Towner a
week ago Tuesday night to
Miss Louise Eckstrom, the Rev.
n. E. Ellsworth of Minot offici.
ating. The Independent ex.
tends best wishes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-29
MUERTO CIVIL
cAS0 VEe0ADERAAENTE SINGULAR QUE LE SUCEOE 4
uH PREs|D|AB0 En- SAN JUlv.
NO PUEDE CASARSE

Dsismos que vue'e nusatra msnte
por lss rsglonss sublimss do 10 eom
pas.6n sue dsdiqusmos hoy nusstrss
fusrzss msntAlss, { trszAr sobre
sl papsl. 81 % gus 90 pusds, toda 10
amarga impression que hsnos isniido
al sontsmplar el hssho dc qss IN hom
bre tsuga que ahogar sus MAS saros
afsstoa allA % 10 intlmo Go 30 aims,
sin yer YeAlixadAs lss ssretarzas no.
blss y & snerosas que On IN instsnte do
arrspsntimisnto suisiera rsAl'zar.
strata do IN raslrso On sl Pre-
sidio de esta ciudsd; de un hon bre
que en- an MON TO de otuEcasi6n 90
msse una fAlta gtAvs, ssysndo aobra
81 con todo "a ira xlbls peso 10 pena
que dshisra imponsrls 10 justiela Au
mana.
On II fslix sxlyaviado; uno de
monitor; uno dc tAntos que eae en- Ia
sima del srimsn envuslt0 por 10 igno
ransia qrix&s On an momento On aul
"a alma, falta do an sonssio, vsgt
porla atm6afera del erimsn dsikndoss
arrastrsr por una idea sola cue II
fassinabA por eomplsio Dlos aabs
por Qsk eAusal
Uao do taptos en- los anAlss do Ii
sriminologiA aus hisrs, que mats, %,
% ssnteneiado pcr nm tribunal pere
que llsva on su eonslsneia el iuex
quisn tsms mas que & squSl que Il
sondsnara.
Un individuo que apaga la lus d,
% sspfritu an momsnto oamin andt
entire sombras para que lusgo, rsso
braado 10 portantosa luz de 10 rsx6u
aisnta el hombre & quien asima, Il
tortpra dc eaa Voc que psrsigus on Il
fntimo del alma Al dslineusnts euAr d.
dusrms, euando trabsia, { todas no
ras, hasiSrdols psnsar en- 90 fAlta, Oh
su dslito.
Uno one lAs bpio 10 ina ausnsia d
lAs pasionss mundAnas estando libre
In hombre aas 40 lsvania 4 In
pulse do 10 10y moral. que Albsrg
todo hombrs On 10 shlspa anfmica Qu
10 eonduss en- sl srial immense dc |
exiatsneiA sQui On 10 tlsrra, dssd
ALA absio dssds sl preside & que
llsvara 10 tAltA somstida.
AL eomtterla ingresa On 10 skl
col, mas deia sn el sampo. rasal
do hsmbrs suixkg4 4 su mpisr y
sus h'ios. & los hiios que no pusds
llsvar Q, nombre do % padre por y
estar legalmsnts undo & 90 ssposa.
L. soeisdAd 90 10 llava: nseeaii
: una ssr arAoi6n y sl delineasnts z
pusds lsgAr 50 A2sllido & los ped. 4.
do % alma que qusdan fusra.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-29
VAR|lS NOT|c|AS
Sensible ialIscImIento. o.-va'
Dor americana <San Iuans.
IuIcle on Msysguez,
ORDENANzA APROBADA
Muelle della cred <DS Line>.
Corte do Distrito de Are.
cibo. Sentencia,

-Hs sido muy ssntida sn Arseibo
la nusrts del ssHor don Estsban Su'
soni Piat, padre del doetor susoni,
mSdiso Dc aqualla siudAd. sa sntie'
FRO saszvo muy soncurrido. dsspidisn
do oil duslo don NAnxsl Psrsz Avil&s.
Hoy llsgArk & este pusrto, pro-
ssdsnts Dc los EstAdos Unidos, sl va
por ssan Juan,
Sc h visso en- 10 Uorts do Dis
lrlto dc kaysgs sl iuieio por jara'
do dc Nleomsdss Palm. aausado do
homicidio voluntsrio, sisnao deelsra'
do inocents por hAbsr matado On de-
isnsa propis.
IA tsrmiaAdo 90 ten sorada On
Pouss lA sompAafa drAmktisa sspA'
Hola que dirlgs sl primsr astor don
Alt;e o Als6n. D.sha eompanfA dArG
ana serie do fanelones On AAyagt'z.
..Prohab hablsnsnts. & prlnsipios do
Ensro pr6ximo smpszArkn sn nusstro
puerto lea obrAs del muslls dc 10 cred
D. Linss. ssyA fang uisia ful eonss'
dlas rssisnasnsnts.
layer hs dsbido lsSrsels ca 10
Corts dc Arssibo 10 ssntsnela 81 pre-
90 Rduvig|s Aras, dsslsrado salpable
por el inPAdo del deliio dc atasu
con inisnel6u do somstev vlolasi6n.
Ia sido rseomsndado tsvorA'
hlsmsnss ua aat!slpo de 1 mil , piso
Dc dollars que solisit6 sl muzisisio d.
Haaasao. do los t1ndos del Tesorc
iasular.
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~ dol sonssio Municipal dc San Lo
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sobrAnts dc un pr6stamo insulAr que
90 10 h'x1, con el ia de en- plsArla or
10 rsparasl6n dol ediAeio.
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General. para amplsar duranls sl ma
assaal, 40 ssisn6grafd para "a Oh
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doctor don Manuel Figusroa, prsssi
eaaao alganas opsrAsionss quirdr
gless.
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del AyuntAmisnto 90 estkn sasand
las Eslacionss Do los dusd % do sarro
: eoehss para remisirlas sl dia dltI
mo De mes o. Jsfs de Poliefa, d
aaasrdo con 10 dispussto % 10 ssceit
2S do 10 Ley para sl mantanimiento
polieia do saminoa p6hliaos.
Han sido reanuda aaos los iuiaic
Dor iurAdo % lA Oorts do AguadillI
Para moxo dc ons.o del matadl