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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-17
PAY DEBTS OF PRINCESS
 LOUISE IF SHE WILL QUIT PARIS
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Special Cable to the Advertiser, by
 Henri Dubois.
 Paris, Dec 15.-It is reported that King Leopold has offered to pay the debts of Princess Louise of Saxony on condition that she leaves Paris and the society which she now keeps Princess Louise is in a very difficult situation, being unable to pay the numerous debts which are caused 1t is said, by her "entourage." These people, who aatter and make much of her now would leave her at a moments notice if she were unable to entertain them. The Princess has refused to leave Paris and will, therefore, have to find the means to pay her creditors herself
 France will no longer be the paradise of automobilists if a new bill dealing with them becomes law, which 1t is likely to do. With the assent of the government and the strong backing of Premier Clemenceau, Senator de Frey cinet has introduced bill of the most drastic kind to regulate the speed of autos in this country.
 The new bill says that autos must not be driven in cities faster than twelve Kilometres (about eight and quarter miles) an hour, or in the country faster than twenty Kilometres (twelVe and half miles). Tn Paris all cars must keep to the curb and to the right and must not leave it, which is an obvious ly unavoidable regulation.
 Penalties are very severe. fne not to exceed S20O for the first ofense; one year for the second and three years imprisonment for the third, with de- privation of the right to drive an auto mobile over again. In every case the owner of the machine is to be responsi- ~lR da u1a scale prices for dead peTsons-adults ana chfIdren-and cattle is set forth. The bill also provides for a special force of automobile police for town and coun- try. ..,, ....o. .... aimee the first of May this year, the average number of accidents per day in and around Paris IS fifty. M. de FreycInets daughter was run down and crippled for life in June, and he IS said to have forced the government to sup port this measure.
 Queen Victoria Eugenie of Spain is n little pidued because lately she has found no reference to herself and her husband in the English papers which are regularly sent to her.
 k, The spanish sovereigns seem to have heen entirely dropped by the London nress in favor of King HaakOn and Queen oueen is naturally a little bit jealous
 It is said that she has written to her mother, Princess Henry of Battenburg a humorous letter complaining of this neglect, but admitting that The fact of having become of no importance Is at least restfuL"
 The feast of St. Catherine, this year xvas celebrated with more than usual fun and merriment in the Rue dc la Paix. saint Catherine Is the patron saInt of old maids, and the little work girls of the city who have not yet been engaged or married before the age of 26 are said to have been crowned by saint Catherine
 They are crowned with Wreathes of gewars by their companions and are accompanied up and down the princi- pai streets and made the butt of much good -natured teasing. Their compan Iona also wear punches of flowers and
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-17
Railroads Are Rushed.

The representatives of the various railroads running Ento Mobile report that already there is a good traffic springing up because of the near ap- proach of Christmas holidays, While of course the actual rush" season has not yet begun the travel has very notice ably increased of late, and with the prosperity that is rampant in this DOT tion of the country, they look for very heavy travel backward and forward in almost every direction as soon as the reduced holiday rates are actually in effect
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-17
LEVY ON CREEKS.
AmeFAeanl&ea BuIEaFianz wants Fands
 Fer COuntFyRa Warfare

Fer COunHFya Warfare.
 Chicago, Dec. 15.-Charges that an organized band of Bulsarians has en- dsavored to levy on 100000 Greeks now In this country! particularly those com ing from Macedonia. for funds to aid the Bulgarians in carrying on their feud against the Macedonian Greeks were made today by George H. Tsolomiti. Greek vice consul who has been for the last two months Investigating the matter.
 MT. TsolopitLs whom is stationed on the Pacific eossk left today for Terre Haute, Ind, where two Sf the alleged Bulgarian conspiratOTs are to be tried for attempting to extort money from Naoum DemstrioR. q banker of that city.
 It is said that the two men to be tried at Terre Haute have admitted. that they have attempted to obtain money by threats in various parts of the United States,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-17
nrokeraee Flrm suspeaas.

New York. Dec. 15.--Ths suspension of the firm of Henry R. Gehnerich and Company, stock brokerA and members of the New York Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange was anneun- ned on the floor of thar exchange to- day. At the executive oniees of the Exchange 1t was said that the assets and liabilities of the firm were unknown
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-17
SOCIETIES DEBATE.
Franklin and Morgan Clubs Meet At
 AbbeyalIe,

Abbsville, Dec i6-(Speeial. )-The joint debate between the John T. Nor gan and Franklin literary societies Of the Agricultural School took place last night at the school auditorium.
 This contest is always attended with much rivalry and enthusiasm and last During the exercises the large audi enee was entertained by the society yells" which were enthusiastically giv- an
 Thera was also a deelamation ana rsa
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-17
All ChiIdren's CIoaks are Included in this 25 Per Cent Discount,
 Sale.

$500 Childrens Coaks in all materials and sizes now 375
 $750 Coaks for ladies children in goOdly numbers aC %0oo
 5000 Cloaks for ladies and children splendid styles at ......,..... i......... .,..s..... ..$75O
 $125o Best have for children and splendid styles for women at ....,s... .....s. ... .$938
 $15O0 Coaks of very elegant mixtures for women at each. $A120
 $175O Cloaks for women splendid selection of styles aC. $1olo
 5000 Coaks for women wide range of styles and coors at ... ...... .... ..... $1500
 $225O Cloaks for women,' values you'll duplicate aC $IoSo
 $250O Cloaks for the limit of Cloak perfec- ton $l815
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-17

Malaria Makes Pale SIekIy Children.
 The Old Standard Grove's TaRteless Chil Tonic. drives out malaria and builds up thu gyEtem. Sold by all dealers for 27 years Price 50 centR- -mol
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-17

America for her chase after the al- mighty dollar. They are Fred Schott- ker, bartender, and Frank Vestman, blacksmith, and they were arrested about 11:3O o'clock this morning for opening up a place of business at Gov ernment and Commerce streets. in Vio- Iation of the Sunday closing ordinance that has been duly made and provided for such occurrences by the city fathers of Mobile. They were arrested by Cf- ficers Boltz and Bromby of the police department, and will have an opportu- nifty to Explain their action before Re- corder Clarke tomorrow morning.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-17
Onen On sunany,

Two German Americans got ipto trouble this morning. through over ahx- ietv to live up to the reputation of
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-17

PILES CURED IN 6 TS IA DAYS.
 PAZO OINTMENT is guaranteed to cure ny case of Itching. Blind. Bleeding or 'rotruding Piles in to IS days or money efunded. Soc. S-mo-~eo-1Es
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-17
schMarn Is AppOInted.

Leon Schwarz, an old time member Of the Alabama National Guard, Is again a militiaman, Colonel R. D. DuMont, the commanding officer of the 1st Reg iment. A. N. G., with headquarters m this city, has just promulgated an ot- fcial order accepting the resignation of sergeant Major F. R. Peterson. with word of recognition of his excellent work in the position, and appointing Mir. Schwarz to the vacancy.
 Mir. Schwarz served eight years in the National Guard of this State prior to and during the Spanish American war. He was sergeant major of the End. Regiment, under Colonel Louis V' clark and later held a similar posi- tion in the 3rd Regiment, under Col. E. l.. Higdon. During the Spanish American war, Sergeant Schwarz was proomted to first lieutenant and bat promoted to first lieutenant and bat
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-17
All Cloaks (except black Ones) at
 25 Per Cent Discount.

What you think of that would better please of your family Xmas present. than one of A. Nachman beau
 u coaks We do not need to tell you that headquar you know that already but do need to tell you that yo owing to the weather find assortment of styles and OOr here equal to any thing have owned
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-17
Our Mammoth Stock of Furs for Women and Children at
 20 Per, Cent Discount

and the following price quotations accurate guides what have in Furs former prices and prices today
 50 Very Soft Neck Scars of black hare $00 soc
 large numbe9 of selected furs of all kinds $50 values at $l2U An elegant assortment of best regular $500 Furs in town at .%4UO Furs that appeal to the most critical 5000 kinds $50 Furs of Isabella Fox and 20 other kinds 5000 splendid coectionof $500 Furs of all kinds at $12OO Our regular 5000 Furs elsewhere $25O0 they are now ... .... .$16O0 Others $00 regular that please every locker 5000 Real Mnks from $275 $7500 all reduced 20 per cent
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-06
EDITORIAL

The festival in honor of the Patron
Saint of San Juan vii be celebrated
this year with the same success as
in previous ones.
Without any urging being neces-
sary, without any pompous announ-
cements, official aid of any kind, and
without municipal assistance, the fes-
tival of Saint John will this year be
honored.
Elements which are indispensable
TO the triumphant carrying out of
such celebration, have taken char
gc of the matter and there is
therefore every reason for the be-
lief that the event will be ittingly
observed.
The festivities in honor of the Is
land s patron saint ought to eceed
in splcndor, in animation and in po-
pular interest a festival of recent
importation which is celebrated in
the Island.
1t will not be amiss to briefly ana
lyze the significance which the feast
OF San Juan has for Porto Rico.
Our people recognize it fully. 1t
is not a religious occasion, not 2
church festival it is Portorican ira
dition, one that symbolizes the per
sona1ity of this people, it is a patrio.
tic and time honored observance
which ought to be celebrated by all
those who love their country, for il
represents and constitutes somethi ing
that is the soul and personality of 2
people.
All this is we'll known here and
has been affirmed innumerable ii
mes, and it is because it is so well
known and SO fully realized that the
re is no possibility of fear that the
organizers Of this splendid festival
will fail in their efforts to make it a
complete success.
Certain rumorS have of late been
current that there is an effort on foot
to unite and analgamate the Porto
rican festival with one of foreign
origin.
But such rumors have quickly di-
sappearcd. for the absurdity and ia
llacy of attempting to unite two cele-
brations SO radically different is ms
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-06
Lluyias eli la Argentina

Buenos Aires, Al de Mayo -Ha llo-
vido en- todo Ell pals, ls cual facilita IA
sementera y ha dieipa do por complete
los temores producidos por Ia reciente
sequfa
Las impOrtaciones ae los tres pri-
meros meses de este ano indican un
aumento de S-5eo GOO pesos en- orc. Ls
importado de Inglaterra assemble a 10
millones; de Alemania y los Estados
Unidos, mas de J millones de cada pals
En- cuanto a las exportaciones los
Estados Unidos ocupan el cuarto lugar,
despu6s de Alemania, Francia y Ia
Gran Brctana.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-06

tsntly evident, and probably the par
tisans of the joint celebration saw
the hostility manifested toward such
q project.
The idea is not even worth cons
deration. We only speak of il
now i'll order to emphasize our plea
sure that the proposition has utterly
failed; exotic festivals just now are
very far from causing popular reioi-
clng and kindling enthusiasm among
our people.
Possibly the municipality intends
contributing towards the celebration
of the exotic festival; for that of St.
ohm, which comes first, We are una
BILE to say whether or not the muni-
cipality has any inteztion of contri-
buting
What we have spoken of is to be
regretted; but fortunately, collective.
generosity and patriotism will sup
|ply that which is not given by those
in certain spheres.
Private cooperation is much more
productive of satisfactory returns, it
gives splendid results, and in Porto
Rico, where all celebrations have to
depend on voluntary contributions
on the assistance given by willing
ana generous co-operators-the mer-
chSnts-it is to be 1amented that
those who have the obligation of ia
king the initiative and arousing pu-
bile interest in celebrations of Porto
ricsn significance, devste themselves
to the success of festivals with which
Porto Rico has nothing to do.
In order that the celebration in
honor Of the feast Of St. John nav
not be neglected, the population or
the entire Island has given its aid
and assistance, for it is day whose
recognition is dear to the hearts of
everyone, and to whose fitting
celebration all the social and popular
elements lend all their resources.
When other celebrations are spOk-
en- of, the observance of festivals
with which Porto Rico has no interest
1t is useless to look for popular coop
GRAFTON. It is futile to expect enthus-
iasm from our people. The most
that can be hoped for is courteous
and respectful Indifference.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-06
UN> DRAMA De CHOCANC

FL eminente critico Manuel Bueno,
dice 10 que sigue, prop6sitO de un
extreme de Santos Chocano:
No ha pretendido ell ilustre poeta
pcruano reconstruir una verdad hist6.
rica de Ia domination espafiola en- 81
PERT en- el remote tempo en- que Piza-
rrs y Valdivia fjaron Ia planta en-
aquellos territories. No hay en- "Los
Conquistadores" elemento alguno tr a
dicional, sino mcras ficciones poGticas
|reproducidas con gran bclleza. Sin
barge, con esas dotes adiyin atorias
que sc dan con frecuencia ell los gran
des poetas, Santos Chocano ha retra alta.
do un hidalgo espsnol-el Don Gar
cfa de su obra-como es muy verosf-
mil que tuese.
El caracter intrepido, a voluntad
dura y osada, cl culto del honor, Ia
adhesion al rsy, cuanto fue attribute
de un cspafiol del siglo XVII, ha acer-
tado Chocano infundir en- Don Garcia,
Itipo que comunica Ia obra extraor-
dinario brio.
Bien estudiado y ensayado el drama
de Chocano, hubiese tenido exito de
los que perpet1an una frma en- ell
cartel. Sujeto ell estreno una lamen-
table improvisation, no podfa hallar
una acogida muy enthusiastic en-. ell pi
blico, No culpo a,los artist0s que in
terpre taron Ia obra, porque en- rigor
de verdad no son ellos los responsables
de 10 ocurrido con @Frivolidad y Los
Conquista dores", sino la falta de di-
reccion, al desorden que preside los
trabajos escenicos en- aquel teatro.
Apesar de todo, el p1blico Sc entero
de las bellczas de la versifcsci6n las
aplaudio.
Santos Chocano es poeta de estro fo-
goso y brillante, rico de imagenes y
de frondoso lexico, dotes que va Sc
cchan de yer en- su drama. Uno de
estos dfaslaparecerz IN hbro suyo en-
ell que Ell insigne vate ha recogido 10
mejor de su production iteraria, y
entonces le juzgaremos.
Por hoy haste hacer constar que
"Los Conquistadores" entretuvo al p1-
blico agr gradablemente, y que Chocano
sali6 a escena solicitado por los aplau.
SOS de sus admiradores. que son
muchos.
Y en- cuanto 4 la presentation
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-06
e representante especial
de los EStadoS Unidl0S
- deapidi6 de los re-
yes de Espaf1a
MIR. Whitridge regresara via Havre
q Washington

Nueva York, miercoles.-Ca Cablegraffan de
Madrid que Ell representante especial de los
Estados Unidos, Mr.. Whitridge, Sc ha despe-
dido hoy de los reyes de Espana, que regre-
sara Washington, via Havre, con el fin de
dar cuenta de su comisi6n extraordinaria al
Presidente Roosevelt.
Mr.. Whitridge Sc muestra satisfecho de
las atencioncs recibidas de las autoridades de
Madrid, y hace grandes elogios del progreso
|dc Espana
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-06
Ha 0CurV>iCo un tusnulf0
en- eh D0uFma
Sc discutfan los proyectos del proble-
ma agrariO y abolici6n
de la pena de muerte

Nueva York miercolcs-Se agrega a los
despachos recibidos de la capital de Russia. que
ayertarde sc produjo un gran tunulto en- ell
"Douma"' en- los momentos que Sc discutian
dos proycCtos. importantfsimos uno sobre ell
problema agrario ell de abolici6n de la pena
de muerte.
Los diputados conscrvadores Sc oponian a
SUI aprobacion V dieron lugar a seros hechos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-06
Sc ARRENDA 0 VENDE

UNA FINCA compuesta de $50
cuerdas, terrenos 1lanos propia para
siembra de cana, chinas y frutos
memories, situada 4 seis minutes de
la carretera de Isabella Aguadilla
tiene exce1ente aqua potable, casa
vivienda y maquinaria antigua para
la fabrication de az1car.
Informes
LasSs ~. .W06sOm1Ce.
Aguadilla, Puerto Rico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-06
Las Fiestas del "a

FL Programa de las festas que Sc
preparan para el III, resultara un
verdadero acontecimiento. Ademas
de diez grandes bales y carreras en-
ell Hip6dromo, Sc trata de organizar
una carrera de automobiles de San
Juan q la Carolina Tai vez para
antes del 20 Sc consiga la Ciudada-
MIA, y sea motive para que damas y
caballeros usen con preferencia e1
exquisite Jab6n y Perfume Cashmere
Bouquet de
COLGATE & co.
NEW YORK.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-06
e pueblo secunda Ta acci6n
de los Representatives.
Apoya en- los meetings" la abolici6n
de ia pena de m"erte y ley agraria

- Nueva York, microbes. s.-Reina gran ex-
citaci6n en- todo el imperio ruso con motive de
los acontecimientos de aver tarde en- el Parla-
mento Los elementos populares han promo
vldo con tai motive una campana de agitaci6n
denunciando en- los meetings p1blicos ce1ebra-
dos anoche y esta mailana los enemigos de
las leyes aboliendo la pena de muerte Y reso-
lucion del problema agrario
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-06
A. PUBL.ICO

Hacemos saber que: por eScritura
de fechs 28 de Mayo 6ltimo pasado
ante el Notario de esta ciudad don
Gabriel Guerra, Sc ha disuelto la So
ciedad en- comandita que giraba en-
esta plaza bajO la raz6n social de
Holmes & Co., quedard0 hecho car
go del active y pasivo 81 socio ges-
tor Robert L. Holmes. 2
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-06
Los reyes Salieron
para la Granja
FL pueblo les tributa una enthusiastic
despedida

Nueva York microbes .-Indican de la ca
pital de Espana que los jovenes monarcas don
Alfonso y dona Ena han salido hoy para Ell pa.
lacio de la Granja donde pasaran Ia luna de
miel
Elpueblo de Madrid tribute a los re4es ma
enthusiastic y carinosa despedida, ovacionandoles
a su paso por las Gales con direction al ferro-
carril.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-06
Sc deSea una "enIente
C0rdiale" con los ID. 8,
Isl garantizarlan la paz del mundo

Nueva York, miercsles-Desde Washing
ton participant que ell aviso del pr6ximo viaje
de Mr.. Delcasse a los Estados Unidos sc ha CO.
mentado muy favorablemente en- los circulos di.
plomaticos donde la vez Sc cree tartase de
lograr una entente cordiale, entire Francia, In
glaterra los Estados Undos para garantizar
asl la paz del mundo, y plantear entonces en- la
1utura conferencia de la paz de la Haya el pro-
blema del desarme universal
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-06
Sc arrOjan tinter0s,
Iibros y bastOnea
Fac restablecidO ell orden
por la policla

.Nueva York, microbes s-A la vez Sc infor-
ma que la policia tuvo que restablecer Ell orden
alterado en- el Parlamento Nacional de Russia
debldo discusiones de tonos personales habi-
dos aver taIde.
Los diputados democratas sc vieron COM
pelidos por los reacciouarios tirarles con los
tinteros libros y bastones trabandose una rifa
cscandalosa en- el salon dc sesiones del "Douma"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-06
e ex-ministrO frances
De2Casse wendra
= los EStados Unid0s
En- el OtOnO Sc encOntrara
en- Washington

Nueva York miercoles-C de
Paris que el ex-min istro frances de Relaciones
Exteriores Mr. Delcasse, embarcara en- ell Otto
no para los Estados Unidos, proponiendose vi
Sltar la ciudad de Washington otras de las
principales del Atlantico Pacifco
En- algunos circulos Sc da caracter politico
a tai excursion del diplomatico ex-ministro
de Francia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-06
OPORTU NIDAD

Sc vende un MOLINO de 81 x Co. doble eneranaie. ca
sallna mayor 10 la intermeda . "A" diametro motor
curse de solida "onstrucci6n fabricado po casa Gail
ns Fa1ls; oTKo MOLlNO de 81 7s doble enganaje
motor npo baancn paraleogramo cindro de vapor
r. dlanetro por 81 de de construction s0ida ia
Rrlcado por la relombada de T. Fletcher
AOndon Derb de Inglaterra : ~
Los molinos estan trabaiando actfa1n,enfe 81 q IT.
c1enda B~enG Vista, de la Carolina = -
Para mas informes dirigirse la eapitaI
S0BRLrOS DE EZQULsGa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-06
MANUEL PAZ uRDAZ
V0tArSe

Registrador de la proT iedad substitute cue
fuS Ia amos en- Areciho ofreoe sus servieios.
como Notario, en- Arecihe. Bajos de 10 eaea
ndmerO l3, calle de IL Crus, Sc haoe cargo
de presentar para ~ inscription en el Regis
trO do Ia propiedad del Diserito Yamitir
los respeCtiyos interesados, Loo aeew6enteg
que con tai ebjets - Il enyian. 4
ARECIBO. PUERTO RIeel
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-06
SePvlclo fspeelal del BeIelm Mcrcanln
OABLEGRAWAS.
La situaCi6n de Russia
Cada WeZ eS mas difiCin
En- ell Parlamento Sc discuten
varios prOyectos de ley

Nueva York, miercoles-Dicen de San Pc
tersburgo que la situacion polftica de Russia
cado dia es mas difcil Y que en- el Parlamento
1eyes presentados por los dem6cratas comba-
tidos rudamente por los representatives reac-
ciOnarios.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-06

convene decir que, fuera del sshor
Comes, nadie saba el papel.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-08-09
Disorderly Neutrality-suspicious..

Several young men and young women
from Washington caused considerable
xcitenent at the electric railway ststion
at rayne street about hslf-Past ten
o'clock last night. Tie escorts OF the
young women became engaged 10 light
uhich brought forth distressing cries
from the girls Officers Lyles, Beach
and Arlington repaired TO the scens ana
arrested Lillian Hayes, Mary Brown
Bertha Kelly. Richard Thsrp aud Henry
Brawner. Ill except the latter lett 20
collateral for their appearance IN the
Police Court this morning. brswner
was dismissed by Justice Peltop. Inc
others failed to appear snd forfeited their
collateral.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-08-09
Contract Signed.

The City Council OF Alexsndris and
the Alexsndris Electric Light Company,
w. Fl. Matthews, president, and b. +.
Vaudeville, secretary and treasurer, to-
day signed the contract which provides
for The electric company furnishing the
city with electricity. The company
turned over to Mayor Pah a check tor
5000 to cover the terms of the tran
chise. The contract was signed oy
Mayor Paf on behalf of the city. A
site for the new plant has not yet been
selected, although representatives OF the
company have been here and viewed
several locations. They expressed them,
selves as much pleased with the city and
several localities have attracted their at
tention as suitable for the new works.
As has heretofore been stated 10 the
Gazette, the company expects TO nave
the plant 10 operation by next NO
yember.