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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-24
DEL FRIO AL FUEGO

Subo Ia proa Eatr8 dos ruedos de las cRbraa
de las anos cuegan fuea ambOs lAdos n1to M
eas dorads del ncmbre CoNDE REUs hay nade peo
soplA moesms violsncs e vento della cont Anrcha
En- seguda vutlvo bsr Ia escslia de cpaldAa seQ6n
he Adverdo que htcen mayor comod1d les
entro n1evAmnte por gAlers xuerds eoto cso decr
que bueuamentc pnede mi nenc6n abendo los pies
vRiando los balances peruco de If aguns IAs
deE 10 izquerda IL serie ain 0 dc puertsclAss deecha
10 dmo los ros de b6o los retretes salendo oto
marSha de de cuerdsG conmpo las dos sbes
ecotAs de dos bodegs profunddd doDde todsyA
petsn il csTQs trAsadando fArdos csjaS 81 fondo
EmpiesS embellishments galerfa Irgpfsms, de Ia
Cmars aeRundG Ya adverto e br0 de los bar
nes de les dorsdos mpeza provniente de
Centrci6n de los Hervcos nc6modoa s cCas epens dan
tufo de grass botqun de 6ser bArb dc pomadAs
Cor Preca todo cudd nmenA ond aguien
h apetsdo reducdO entire s haa dear eancas
cedlsH de pans Hay carbone ell sueo
comedor pequeo nuestro simple movsro
con tapice de crimes plomo ain mSceta adorno
Los paaaieros que pocs modso cdAs del
sale de primers agunos homhTeS viltos dsms amb6n,
con trae cro francsaa que llama vvimente stnci6n
cBuenos 0aal
-Bonjour monsieurl-ha ditho. pssando.
Por dltmo ssgo Is popa entire Ioldsdos smiQrantss
aCampldos monitor Diff ago 81 interior del bu
que IN paaeo de ho que ey egus de mi camSrote
Rdonde no Mbr6 Volver
Ttepo al castillo de rops t espumse de Ia helce
IL cueFda de coredera hurd9ndoa IL eses gs mde
IL marcha Lss mAniCbrs de IA msrne1ia sbOndAn tano
part,; Establishments nj mer retire uno ii ch6n cmAdo
81 veDo reIguArdo dc todo Il berro del bqre 10 miro
parece por bieFhs inermintbe SO 81 humn
huye denG bocnsdss nubndo SOL sgIs blanca bsumba
de gnchos de bote de ecs de ubop ds umbre de vent
adores, de birIDdss, de csbes de poea csusndome a
pChO mprs6n de immense Cana'tO rebOaane de OzA rO
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-24

sa que eorrsrGu en- las carrsras de
Hip6dromo.
Primera carrera, $50 metros; CO
bsllos spitirres eMorito, <Aspirante,
sCAribeS sNegro bueno.s
Segunda carrers. 1000; caballos
ePicAntes ssilver Wedding, <Locos
ePel6ns sAlmod6vars sAlambre..
TsreerA earrera. l 500 mstros: a..
bAllos SJfbaros <Brutitos &RelSmps-
gos sAguila blanca, sGalgo.
Cuarta carers, 2 600 mstros: ca
ballos sMdsicos sAdoptivo, ssuaves
sNevados sRaiarito ,
-Ha salido para 10 isls, Of sefIor
William ONsill, principal do una oil
10 eacuela do Portsmouth, IN. H, que
lego en- el d.Iimo vapor de- los Esta
dos Unidos. Dleho se6or visitarG &
Aguadilla. dords sirvi6 hscs a!gunoa
amos, bsio 10 administracl6n del OK
comisionado do Inatrucc On Mr. Brum-
baugh, como inspector do escuelas de
sque diatrito.
- I'm sl Club do r. Kehrhahn 4
Co., 26 San Francisco, 90 vendsa dos
reloies dc orc sadA semsra, sntre so
sosios, abonando $3.50 8 LOO ssrnAnal
La dltims semana obtuvieroj uro
don Oslin Gobbe, dc San Juan, 40.
clio 10 IS.
@Anc cha aa romovi6 un fuerte
essandalo en- el bErrio sCiptrona,. ds
JuAna Diaz. Fl sargsnto Bird wa
rios gusrdias dstuvleron & Ftauci.eo
Smith ccmo autor del h'cho y dlsparo
do armss.
"A Elviro Santiago, que traha-
lsbA aver On el muslle, le cay6 sobre
un PIE una csis de mercsneias, eau
sando!e grave dsfIo.
e. depsrtsmsnto de Tesorerfs
lsvart6 hoy emba'g3a On los pueblos
de Jusn& DIsz, Pores, SantG label =
Guyana
~Ss deseA colccsr a un ioven pSrs
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-24

Hoy aali6 en- autom6vil hacia All
tonito, sl Honorable Gobsrnador de
Puerto R'co Mr.. Winthrop. Maiana
ssiatira & las carreras do eaballos sn
el Hip6dromo de Ponce. Le acompa
he el aesretario particular Mr.. Fra
zisr.
En- Ciales &c hi inatalado un
csntro de instruction y rssreo, perts-
nseiente 81 slemento obrer0.
-Anoche eelebr6 tenida ordinaria
Ia lcgia sEitrella de Luquillo.,
La Corte municipal do Yabueoa
elev6 81 attorney general 10 sumaria
contra FAustino Cintr6n por delito do
Inf asci6n dc las lsyes sobre rsntsu
internas.
-MAfana contr asrGn matrim onio
en- SAnturcs 81 teniente dc Ia arm ada
americana Mr.. ]. V. Rock1rll In
ID 1rita label Romero.
Gregofio Maldonado, chico dc
unos ditz AMOS de edsd, fle arrest ado
Eyer tsrde en- Santurce, por hurto de
doa dollars.
--En el barrio SMinillass do San
Gsrmln. ice herido ca una pisrna
G orgonto Lugo por su primo Jo.S
Frsncisco NszSrio. Sc supone que
el b cho fue casual.
I'll circo de los sefforea Oisro d
C' tnvo snoshs bsstants COZ curreu
cIa, Para la furc6a dc eats noche
anurcia vArias vlGtAs importantes,
entrs elias dos eatrsnoa.
So nos han aoercAdo yarias rer.
son*s q supiicarnoa que 10 emprssa
Otsro u 81 termine antss de Las opes
las fdtcsones, por 10 imposibilidad de
co1segair eArsoa eleetrleos para San
surcc, como tucsdo Ancsha.
Hoy Ae Abri6 Al tdblico eop
gran exIo 10 BanOA alemana en- ell
Kloi ko de In Plaza B Lldorioty, frente
a la lnIsndeneia En- ella pod an cru,
Earse apueStas & les cAbsllos siguien.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-24

fabs1os de feina. Debe tener buens
letra conocimientos do sritm9Iiea,
Dir'glrae { P. o Bcx 1T advirtiendo
sueldo
Segdn telegrsma recibido de
Ponce, 90 han hsth9 las siguientea 4
rsctlfcaciones en- el programa do las
carreras dc manans:
Pitirre pasa & segunds carers, i,
Loco q 10 ter rcsra y AguiIa Blanca & 10
cuartA.
-Ayer 30 auspendi6 10 reunion
del Comite de fsanquieias, por ausen-
eia dc 81 presidents el attorney gene.
raj, quien regresAr& do Maysguex ma.
mana en- la tards.
-Parses que 10 designation do
nuevo Trssidente del partido rspubli
caro, 90 sueaii6n ardua para los hom
bres del Comit6 Territorial. Hasta
ahorA. todos & quienss 10 ls= ha ofre'
cIdo, han ssesdo sl euerpo. nj San
chez Morales, nj We've. nj Guzmkn
Banfssz, quisrsn ser el padre de 10
criQttsrd.
-Anochs sali6 para Santa Isabel
don Olcsr Guerrero, ncmbrado sub
solicitor dc rentAs iotornas dc squsl
pueblo.
Don Jose SAlgAdo ha aldo nom.
brado por el dsparismsnto do Inatrue
ccI6n mismbfo dc IL iunta sseolar do
Toa- alta. ca sustituci6n do don Re-.
mon Rivera Faentss, que rsnunei6 su
cargo.
Juan Rsmos, trabsja sysr
tafde en- deAhollsr una res en- el Ma
tadsro, 90 le desv6 oil cuchillo, ind
r'endoae una herida en- el pulgar de 10
mano izquierds
-UoA vez ve1cidsa las difsulta.
des prelimlnarss de toda obrs, 10 en-
presa naviera sRsd D's prop6nese dAr
eomieuz3 cuanto antes q 10 conatruc.
c(6n del muelle de supigdn, euyA fran
quieia ha solicitsdo, & nombre de
dichA eempsflfa. el representAnte don
Carlos Conde,
Sc cneuentrA 90 San Juan, nues
tros diatinguidos amigos dc Yabuooa
don RAf4c' Oftx, doctor Berrfos, don
Lorenzo Martorell y don Domingo
QoirtAna. Lss salucAmos sfsctuosa
mente.
-Esta noche SO esperA al &C ronel
II Amill, que regreGa do 81 inveaIiga,
ci6n en- ksysgu Z.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-24
N0TIc|AS DEL D|A

Vaje del Gobernador Aibonito.-Centro
de instruction Recreo en- Ciales-Lopia <Estrelas
de Luquilo. Cfrte Municipal de Yabueoa -Pr6ximo
matrmonlo -Denuncias multas sentencias Cine.
mat6grafo Otero.-Banca alemana.-Pelea entire pr-
mos.-Gran escandalo Juana Diaz-Fmbarqos le-
vantados varios puebos de la isa-Una cocc4ci6n.
Propuestas de maestros,-Qtras noticias de interes
general.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-24
DR. 4. Alvarez va|d(s
DBNTISTA
DIN La UNlPERSlDAD
D1 PERNEILP PARIA

vsintisinco snos dc prGciica. PiA
20 Baldorioty do Cairo. San Juan,
Puerto Riso, HorAs de CasinA: dc 3
& LIZ , do As.
Gale dc San Francisco n6msro II,
San Juan, P. r.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-24
De AGUAs BuENAs

(Continu1cs6n de Ia pdginG sq)
hiio, que sstu vieron muy slosusntss ,
el ioven 8. Marrsro Denis, que essuvo
felicfsimo en- sus improvisaeionss.
CORREsPONSAL,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-24
NOTls CUR|OlAs

tContin,iaci6n d<.h pdgina 2q)
las corrientss e'estrisas hacia 81 aqua.
Ell primer piano forte fue inven,
tado por un AlsmGn llAmado Bakers,
Ier el sfio do 1851. Todavfa 90 con
ssrva una tapa de piano con 10 Of
guiente insert pei6p; Americus Bakers
lnventc, Jermyn Street, Londrss 1907.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-24

VdIIG UG I'd LULA. - aDuCOa,
Casa de nuevs construction. Ven
hlaci6n J capacidad en Las habitacio'
nes. Buena mesa y bafos Pr6ximo
4 las principsles csGaa de comercio y
& 10 ofcina de correos Admite abo'
nos. Precioa m6dicos.
FaNStinO Nntr6n.
Propietario.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-09-11
WANT OF CONFIDENCE.

list poItlca
the teifes unmstakahe
officials which has over TINS
and half Brown was
which seemed this
made both
The why be explained IN tine
finding
police either incompetent Indifferent
viewing ground Around
Republicans supply the campaign funds the
public
Vida, content with the
political
of the County Attorney
with the Supervisors under contract
allowances to
Browns Democratic Moore
Senate
all powerful Republican
New
Iuseh
and good
Republican
trouble find
oai endure the of the
he mustco in the
eing Sheriff. with Republican
paying likely to revert to the Democrats
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-09-11
THE PLATFORM.

reafirming the principles and traditions
capable, Republican
Republic
the platform which
the local administration
commended;
the
fde settlers No
largely
a agriculture mechanic
emphasized American
princi included
of in OF
matters direct
delegates candidates
funding BILL appropriations
of platform against
the Inter-land Steamship Company
of
he
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-09-11
DELEGATES MEET
AND DO NOTHING

| The delegates of the Fourth Repre-
sentative district to the district and
county convention came together last
evening at st. Antonio Hail.
The meeting was called to order by
Col j. w. Jones. who had been Sc
the precinct committees the other night
at the bungalow. He declared that the
meeting was called in pursuance Of the
resolution adopted at said committee
caucus.
He declared that the nominations of
a permanent chairman We're in order.
Mr.. w. w. Harris was nominated and
unanimously elected as such.
Mr.. A D. Castro was unanimously
elected secretary.
The roll call was made and 159 dele
gates were noted present.
Mr. ]. H. Boyd was selected as inter-
prefer.
Upon the suggestion of Rev. Mr.. Ka-
leo the matter of adopting the ballot
whereby county officials could be voted
at one time was taken up for considera-
ton.
Mr. Marston Campbell spoke with ref
erence to the rapid, quick and fair
method used at the mainland, the vote
of each delegation being announced by
the chairman of such delegation.
Mr.. E. A. Douthitt and Mr.. r. w.
Breckons strongly commended the
method.
Mr.. Campbell moved that the method
as outlined and explained by him be
adopted by the meeting.
The motion was amended in manner
so as to adopt the idea first presented. |
After few minutes of e1oquence and |
excitement the chair ruled all ques-
tons out of order.
On motion the meeting adjourned.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-09-11
EDITOR.

SEPTEMBER II.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-09-11
THE VOLCANO TRIP.

the Advertiser will be to all ghmnded
taking
sleeping
of the explosive
Mooka
of
and-hore broken by
Of
the b o. mig
cheaply taken comfortable
spend the friends and
would
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-09-11


is
ought Mr.
known anddi
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-09-11

blame
of his
would
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-09-11

getting is
rewar of virtue.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-09-11


officials their
likely
win
of hist riendst to w i'm
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-09-11

Russia appearing print this
the bloody day of the French Revolu
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-09-11

in 10
of rebels
plain is
carefully paid
doubtless That would false
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-06-16
THE PALLADIUM LIED
ITS STORY OF THE COURT HOUSE
PAINTING CONTRACT A GROSS
MISREPRESENTATION.

The following official statement is
published to show that the Palladium's
story of this painting contract is with
out truth. Thecommissioners let the
contract to the lowest and best bidder
as they have always done:
July %, 19O4.-Board met pursuant
to adjournment, present Commission
ers Grambs, Webb and Ecklund.
The board took up the bids for
painting the roof and outside wood
work of the court house.
The following bids were received:
Bismarck Decorating Co., s199.25; John
Maasen, 5000; H. G. Rhud, $3.50.
The bid of the Bismarck Decorating
company, including the painting of
storm doors and storm windows in
addition to the roof and outside wood
work. being considered the lowest and
best bid, on motion the contract was
awarded to them.
I, I. W. Healy, auditor of Burleigh
county, hereby certify that the sabove
is true and correct copy of the pro-
ceedings OF the board of commission
ers in reference to the matter OF bids
and painting OF court house.
! tseaI.) I. W. Healy.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-06-16
SURELY UNSAFE
e. G. PATTERSON is THUS CHAR
AcTuRIzED BY A COR
RESPONDENT.

Editor Tribune: A man who has
taken for years past an oath of Office
to obey and to see that the laws of
the state are obeyed; who has for
years been the local sales representa-
tive of large brewery; who carries
beer at all times in his hotel, and who
hires boys under age to carry, deliver
and take pay for the same in his
hotel; who tells the mayor Of the city
to go to -; who countenances two
blind pigs in his own private property,
who has a clerk in his employ who
runs another pig in the city; and a
man who wants all the blind pigs to
buy their beer from him, who pays
unjust bills against the city of Bis
marck as president of the city coun-
Gil, when the mayor is out of the city,
is surely unsafe for conservative citi-
zens and business men to vote into
another office. Ole Olson.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-06-16
DEBAUCHING Mere BOYS
PATTERSON EMPLOYS SONS or
RESPECTABLE CITIZENS TO
ii. HANDLE BEER WAGONS.

& It is certainly beyond belief that it
was upon the invitation Sof the old
settlers that 2. G. Patterson had two
wagonloads Of Eeer conveyed to Brit
tin yesterday. It is not within the
bounds Of reason to suppose that the
fathers and mothers Of the mere boys
who were employed to drive the
teams gave their consent to such en-
ployment. Still the fact remains that
two .of the teamsters are not yet Of
age. that the beer reached Its destina-
ton and that the boys said they took
it there for 3. g. Patterson. Not con-
tent with trying to debauch grown
men whose appetite for liquor over
comes their Judgment, mere boys
must be dragged into the Patterson
5aggernaut. Thus IS seen another
evidence Of the degrading methods OF
this man to gain d paltry once.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-06-16
Ig85s'4FN 5t&fa ~, e3tesAsAs = = La.
DEGRADED THE CITY
PATTERSON AS MAYOR MADE
ENDS MEET sY ROUNDING Up
<. Law sREAKERs.

= ii Is 4 b
The. Palladium says Mr.. Patterson
ran the city all right when he was
mayor and made Doth ends meet. He
did this by holding up law breakers
for revenue and while getting money
for the city also held up the same
men for his private benefit IN the
sale Of beer to them. and then
swindied the brewers out Of the cost
of the beer. This kind OF manage
ment brought down upon the city The
wrath and disgust Of the entire state
and made Bismarck d synonym for all
that was corrupt and degrading.
Are the people anxious to have this
kind OF good government fastened
on the county
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-06-16
WHAT II MEANS
NcMIkATIoN or PATTERSON FOR
eoUNTY commissioners MEANS
EnpoRsEME ] OF II MS De
RAslNG METHODS.

rs 4 y 81
4 Il - q. Patterson is nominated for
county commissioner he will be justi-
fed Ia saying: The people all know
me and my methods. have revelled
IA the muck for many years and they
know my style. nv nomination
simply means that they like my style
and are satisfied to allow me to 60
my gait unmolested and debauch the
city and county with free hand. The
nomination can mean nothing else.
you kickers Will have to
take me and Ike me. 1 am IL III this
neck OF the woods and what say
goes We sea
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-06-16
WARM REPLY BY JUDGE GILBERT
Shows Up the Rankness Of the Statements by I. B
LaCh in the Palladium
Bismarck, N. D., June Is, 1906.
Editor Tribune:

Tribune: # + + s II
intrude myself the Of
quent answering
Palladium Of today signed y 3. Iach #=
will in by saying Of lovely
family
disease black
calling medical although amply able
print
called there the 18th Of found
dead children get
Father Clemens had been
again along
careful examination taking fully
nounced the black measles malignant form asked
Parzychowky
died old
childrens bodies by side.
~ pis -, MA torhada ht dn a. and araerad tha
remarking
miles, paid
his fare and and his having made
their dead.
miles, just what travelled Having view another
way mileage
there in company
getting
wholesale
that scarlet fever had In the last two il eight
in after such fragrant neglect buyng the dead i've
deluded unprncped
invade sancy the grave dragging soowng
father such unho methods This ach signed
william
neghbor
was n Of
delayed burial
which compelled
threatened
did the
o
What will not to If such
public
havewe O. foma O
wrongfully county
dividual willing to restore five fold
L. GILBERT
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-06-16
HOW ALDERMAN /. {. PATIER-
son OBSERVES FIRE ORDINANCE
The Wooden Shacks He Has Moved Around in the Fire
Limits Without Authority Menace the Safety
Of the Cty---The Fire Ordinance

At recent council meeting the at
tention Of the mayor and aldermen
was directed to complaints Of: the
violation Of the city ordinance pro-
viding for fire limits and the building,
repairing or removal of frame build
ings therein. = =
! The; mayor ordered the chief Of
police. to investigate the complaint
and notify the owners of the building
to remove, it at once.
The building in question belongs to
E. G. Patterson and is used as a blind
pig-without the blindness. Through
the medium Of the Palladium, Mr..
Patterson's paper, he openly defies
the mayor to enforce the. ordinance
and remove his building. After read
ing the lovely stuff in the Palladium
about office holders obeying the letter
and, the spirit Of the law, such a pro.
ceeding on the part of Mr.. Patterson,
alderman and president Of the city
council, is another sample of the
utter disregard he has of law when it
suits. his convenience, or pocket book,
to break it. The fact that the build.
ing would probably not bring a rental
Of $50 a month in any other location
is presumptive evidence of the rea.
son why the fire ordinance is disre.
garded and the mayor defed. And
yet Mr.. Patterson approved and signed
the ordinance as mayor at the time
Of its passage.
The ordinance was passed in con
formity with the precautions of other
cities for the protection of the bust
ness portion Of the city from fire ant
to keep down the insurance rates
With the president of the city council
constantly violating the law what car
be expected from smaller fry? The
Palladium says office holders should
be shining lights in the observance O.
the law not only in the letter, but II
the spirit. That it is insincere, ant
that its owner and director considers
Office private snap has been borne
out a hundred times in the last few
years. ":.-> -
| Here is the ordinance, and the PEG
pie can Judge for themselves whethe,
lit has been violated in the past b,
this man and is being Violated now
No permit has eyer been asked fo
or granted Mr.. Patterson to move an,
of the old frame buildings he has beer
moving and removing in the fir.
limits, and had any other: man at
tempted any Of these proceeding.
none would have been SO; quick a:
Mr.. Patterson to see that the screws
were promptly applied--unless hi
happened to be one Of his tools; thu
Pattersonian maxim apparently being:
so long as you're right with me- yor
tcan break any id law you please!
/ Section 1 Of the ordinance pre-
scribes the fire limits. -.
Sec. g.: That no person, firm OF
corporation shall erect or. attempt K
[erect, rebuild, raise or enlarge within
said fire limits, CT remove from one
Iplace to another; within said fire
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-06-16

limits, or from any place outside of
said fire limits, to any place within
said fire limits, any building or struc-
ture unless he shall have first pre-
sented his application In writing for a
permit to build, rebuild, raise, en-
large or remove such building to the
city council, and no permit shall be
granted any person, persons, firm or
corporation to remove any frame or
wooden building or structure from one
place to another within said fire
limits, or from any place outside of
said fire limits to any place within said
fire limits unless said application is
accompanied by bond that said
building or structure will be brick
veneered with metal or composition
roof thereon within such period of
time as may be mentioned in such
application.
Sec. 3. Every building hereafter
erected Or enlarged within the fire
limits of the city of Bismarck shall
be. built of brick, stone, iron or, other
incombustible material "
Sec. 4 1t shall be unlawful to re-
pair any frame buildings within the
fire limits within the city Of Bismarck,
when such building shall have been
damaged by the elements or decay to
the extent of so per cent of the value
Of such building exclusive of the
Foundation thereof. The decision of
the mayor and city council shall be
conclusive as to the amount Of dam
ages to any building caused by the
elements or decay.
Sec. Applies to repairs, provided
in no case shall any deviation be al
lowed which will be likely to detract
from the safety of such building when
so repaired. or any adjoining build
| ings."
Sec. g. Additions to any buildings,
privies, smoke houses, sheds, storm
| sheds and coal sheds exceeding six
feet square, and all and every manner
OF outhouses shall be constructed Of
incombustible material and If any
smoke houses open into other build
ings such opening shall be protected
by iron doors or shutters, properly
and thoroughly constructed.
Sec, z. Provides penalty of 800
per day for owner or others who shall
| eSoASI Ill OAld4 SluE, OF re-
moving any building in violation of
the ordinance, for every day buildings
I prohibited remain in the fire limits.
| Passed Aug. 10, 1900. Approved
Aug. II, 1900.
i Edw. G. Patterson,
Mayor.
| That Mr.. Patterson never intended
to comply with the provisions of the
fire ordinance in the removal of the
old Western house from Main to
Fifth streets is plain from the fact
that the old building was placed so
close to those adjoining that it would
have been impossible to veneer it. In
all of Mr.. Patterson's removal work
consent has been tactitly given to
minor stretching of the fire ordinance
because of the improvements he was
making on the lots vacated, but with
his characteristic disregard of law he
| has time and again ruthlessly out
ragged all sense of decency, and when
halt is called defies all constituted
authority.
T Such is the man who is asking the
people to place in his hands the con-
J troll of the county.