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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-17
VICTIM WILL Be.
STONE BLIND AND
A CRIPPLE
Young Man Injured in Terrific
Explosion At Mountaineer Is
Still Ignorant of Death Of
Companion Martin,

B.. S. Trice, the young man who
was so frightfully injured in the dy-
Mantle explosion at Mountanair two
weeks ago which killed Contractor f.
T Martin, is slowly recovering at ST.
Joseph's hospital, but will be entirely
blind and q helpless cripple the rest
of his life as a result of the accirent.
He has partially recovered his voice
and hearing but is still ignorant Of
the fact of Martins death n contin-
ually asks about him. Trice a
burned all over his body and
his left leg is now in a plaster cast
is said to be shriveled up so that il
be of no use to him. His left eye>
ball was completely cooked n moth
ing but a cavity remains.
The explosion blew every stitch of
clothing off the unfortunate young
man. When it occurred he was
dressed in trousers and oVerallS.
Jumper, two work jackets and a shirt
and pair of overshoes. He was pick
ed up in a snow bank thirty-five feet
away without 50 much as a fragment
of clothing, a portion of his hat being
found some distance away.
No part 'of the clothing of either
man was found. Trice also had $35
in currency on his person which was
never found.
Trice was blind, deaf and speech
less after the explosion, and accord
ing to a statement of his father, j.
F.. Triee, of Hastings, Okla, who re-
visited his son, his first thought
was that his head had been blown off,
He was conscious all the time dur
ing his trip to Albuquerque in the spe-
cial train. 1t was five days before
he could eat anything.
Trice, who is only SO years of aga
is n bright young man who formerly
taught in the University of Texas.
Giving up his position he travelled
through Canada and the northwest,
finally coming to New Mexico and set
thing on a claim neal Mountainair.
Young Trice, who is a man of unusual
education, Is q near relative of Cen
eral superintendent Leroy Trice of the
Great Northern railway.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-17
EIGHTY RECRUITS
FOR The ARMY
Big Batch of Soldiers Bound
For Fort Huachuca and Pre-
sidio in Albuquerque en- Route
West,

Eighty recruits for the federal ar
my passed through the city yesterday
morning en- route 10 their commands.
Thirty-hve Of the soldiers were bound
for Fort Huachuca. AriZ., to be as
81, ned TO the Fifth calvary, a squa-
non of which is stationed at thar
pplt. First Lieutenant Davis of the
p IN infantry was in command.
ON another regular train, "a party OF
fcfty-nve soldiers bound for the Pre-
-idiO. san Francisco. TO join tho
Ntlth infantry. passed through In
command Of Lieutenant Macaroy.
The cavalrymen We're from Fort Sio-
cum. y. y. while the infantry SOB
diers were from Fort sam Houston,
Texas.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-17

of the first season Of Iowa's first sugar
beet factory.
A shortage in the beet crop due to
excessively wet weather last spring re
suited in tht run for the factory De
ing reduced to forty days, or abou;
o%ne-third the time the factory would
have run with a full crop of the raw
material. Fifteen thousand dollars
was paid out by the management OF
the new factory this season in wages,
while S10,O 600 worth of coal was used
in refining the sugar.
Representatives of the MaVeriy
ractorv are now at work in his ana
other counties i'm this part of the state
soliciting acreage for beets for next
and with increased acreage the
factory will be operated on a much
larger plan another year.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-17
nIns WANTED.

bids will be received al the office ~ the
clerk Of the board OF county commissioner
.f HeruaiuIe county. up 60 10 O'Clock 200 the
forenoon II Monday. January eth, 1908. az
+.e court house o. said county On Alhu-
rffarque. for the excavating OF q diversion
canal through sandbar In bed 90 the BIO
grande. running northeriy from the Barcias
bridge. said canal 10 be 1900 feet in iength
80 20 feet Wide total amount Of exea-
walton. tG7s cubic yards. said work 90 De
dome III accordance with profile and specifi-
CATIONS on file with the clerk ~ said board
20 county commissioners ana 90 the ANHihc
tian Of the county surveyor
The board reserves the right 90 reject any
and all bids
By order 90 board ~ county commits
,sEsLl A. WAIVER
clerk
"a, ftt rao- S.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-17

to neglect your health. The worst neglect
that YOU can be guilty Of is to allow CON
stipation. billiousness or any liver or bowel
trouble to continue. II is poisoning your
entire system ana may LEAD 10 a serious
chronic disease. Take Billiards. Herbine
and get absolutely we'll. The sure cure for
any and all troubles % the stomach, liver
and bowels. Sold by !. "a. O'Rielly co.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-17
WHAT A FIRST CROP
OFSUGAR BETS
WILL Do
Single Iowa District Sells Its
Crop for $4,000 on the
Very First Planting

Something OF an idea OF what can
he ACCOMMODATED with a first seasons
crop Of sugar beets Is given IN the
following dispatch which appeared ID
the Chicago Drover's Journal ot Sa'-
urday.
Iowa Falls Ia. Dec. i2.-Fofty
cars OF sugar from 5000 tons OF Deet@
for which sac. O00 was paid Co farms
ers OF northern Iowa tells the result
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-17

The Business Mems association furnishes
men Tor an high class positions IN New
Mexico. Arizona. Texas ana NcNlco. anu
ree.mmenas only those 81 highest charac-
ter and ability. BUSINESS MEMS Asso-
CITATION. 203m East central avenue. Al
huauerque. y. n, phone 20. y
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-21
ANUNCIO

DEPARTAMENTO DEL. INTERIOR
O6cina de Superintendent de Obras
P1blicas. s.-San Juan, P. R.. JUNO II
de 1907.
Proposiciones ell pliegos cerrados pa
ra el sumlnistro de todo el trabajo y ma
terial necesarios para la construction de
la Escuela de Correction Ell punta Qua
naiibo. cerca de Mayagiiez, Sc adnlitiran
en- esta Ofcna haSta las 10 de la maflana
del as de jnnio de 1907
FL presupuesto de las obras asclende
a SIS. 5.844.S2.
Kin esta Ofcina Sc facilitaran el pile
20 de condiciones, las formas Ell blanco Y
todos los datos necesarios 4 los licita-
doreS.
Los pianos completes para el edihcio
estan de manifesto Ell esta Ohelnay Sc
facilitaran los solicitantes azules de loS
mismos mediante el pago, como dep6sito
d /, veinte ciuco doilers f25 cuya can
tilad sc devolvera cuando Sc devuelvan
los pianos.
La administration Sc reserya el dere-
cho de rechazar cualquiera Q todas las
prop0siciones.-J. j JIMENEZ, Supe-
rinleudente de ODias Publcas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-21

pueblo, como pocos, Sc halla per-
feCtamente compenetrado de las
cuestiones politicas del pals, tiene
ideas y conviccioSes propias, acos-
tumbrado como esta desde fechas
legendarias a luchar brazo a brazo
por las libertades patrias.
Cuando en- epocas dificiles,
otros pueblos tan homogeneos como
este, no pudieron resistir las ma
canas de una policia desenfrenada
y cayeron bajo el control del adver-
saiio: en- Comerio una desenfrenada
policia no pudo resistir la entereza
y unidad de un pueblo quito, que
Sc mantuvo, siempre undo por el
ideal, fuerte para el combate.
En- otros tiempos mas dificiles
aun, 81 cabe, cuando una guardia
civil ataba codo con codo a los in
terventoreS ljberales del colegio
electoral de Doiia Elena, iquieu en-
gendr6 la otormenta popularS CON
ira los autores de aquel inicuo aten-
tado a la libertad y al derecho' So
lamente el patriotisno que late en-
cada corazon comerieno.
Aqui no puede haber disiden-
cias. Habra 81 alg1n despechado
que Sc coloque ell el campo indie
pedicntc, y de ALI salte al partido
republicano Pero este no hace
mella.
Tai hizo en- 1906 un vecino
leader obrero, porque no Sc le di6
un destino, y creyo pobre ilusol
que arrastraria consigo a sus com
paneros. Y como ese sujeto cree
realidades tangibles sus pensa
mientus deScabellados, en- los NEE
tingS j ell la prensa republican,
curio Ia bola de que los del aguila
Ecvalian a las urnas en- este pue-
bio en- las ultimas elecciones 600
voto>, Y, ielOcuente contTaste!
Iiu 1905 obtuvieron en- este
pueblo, AZ yutoa
En- 1905, con leader obrero
transfuga y todc, obtuvieron la
enormc suma de GOO, mencs los dos
ceros: sEIs voTIToS.
ID sengsfo cruel para el re.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-21
ADVERTENCIA

Desistido habia de dar 4 luz
este llbro, primero de una serie in
terrumpida en- su preparation por
los extraordinarios acontecimientos
que, en- 1898, trajeronnos a los
puertoretqueiios nuevo regimen po-
litico-social, bajo distinta sobera-
MIA. Extinto entonces el patroci-
MO gubernamental que fomentara
mi Investigators labor, y obligado
a aplicar volitivas ( intelectuales
facultades a otras faenas, para sos
tener decorosamente deberes mex
cusables, en- suspense, va que no
fracasados, debieron quedar mis-
empeiios, aguardando ambiente
mas propicio para realizarlos am
biente que NAL pudiera a estas ho-
ras favorecerme, cuando la pesa-
dumbre de los aiios y el desgaste
de la salud, aproximandome a Ia
eterna sombra, mermaron la perse-
verante actividad y nublaron la Sc
renidad del espiritu que, indispen.
sablemente, han de asistir 4 quien
pretenda perseguir la verdad hist6.
RIGA por entire un dedalo de fabulo'
sas leyendas y sorteardo la mara
iia de contrarias pasiones, agitada,
en- ell transiego de los siglos.
Olvidados, pues, debieron que
dar libros y documentos informado
res, y arrinconado el manuscritt
que Ell ellos hallara germen, y as
quedarian dehuitivamente, a no Sc
por la etlcaz inSisteucia de soicito
amigos que, al reclamar la publica
cion de 10 que para ensenanza ptl
blica Sc destinara, han logrado mo
yer favorablemente mi voluntad col
persuasive argumento. Y es que
por muy incomplete que esta obr
resulte y por mucho que en- ella S
descubra la defciencia de mis- apt
tudes para realizarla cumplidamer
te, en- sus paginas habra de hallal
Sc metodizada compilation de date
rignrosanente expurgados, sonnet
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-21
iDIVISION" n? NO, RABIA

Hace algunos dias viene un
majadero, bajo el seud6nilno de
dun patriota0, diciendo sandeces
contra la actual administration mu-
nicipal de este pueblo. Y, como di-
cen los de la Sierra, va nos Hene
una camilla peld con la carnicerfa y
el cementerio, que son sus temas
obligados. No tiene otros.
La honradez, respetabilidad,
posici6n social y economical, el pa.
triotismo del caballero sin tacha
que Sc encuentra al frente de la ad-
ministraci6n; la inteligencia pro.
bidad y buen deseo de los seiiores
que forman el Concejo, ponen muy
alta a la administration para que
pueda mancharla la baba asquerosa
del tsstaferro de aE.. Tempo
La administration tiene la con-
6anza y el apoyo del pueblo, y ESQ
basta: oUn patriotaD nj forma parte
de ese pueblo, nj es su amigo.
Pero no eS nuestro obieto, de-
fender a la administration: va que
ella no necesita dtfensa. Oimos, CO.
mo los hombres que la componen,
con Ell mayor desprecio los aleteos
ridiculos del escribidor del period
co republicano.
Vamos, 81, a ocuparnos de la
disidencia de que habla en- la edi-
cion del once del corriente.
Hasta ahora no teniamos co
nocimiento de la gran aieisf6n que
reina entire las huestrS unionistas &c
este pueblo.
~ donde esta?
I'll dia oeho de noviemble con,
currid el cuerpo ele, toral de Gene
mctio a depositar las papeletas en
las uuas. De estas Surgio 4 las
sti de tarde de dicho dia, la ma
nife taci6n elocuente y frme, de
que aqui no domina, en- el senlido
polilco. otra idea que la idea de
palril, III mas sentimiento, 9u- el
svnumiento de justicia y dc Ii
be,tad.
Aqui no puede haber i,iden
cias que agoteu nuestras fueIzas.
No puede haberlas, porque este
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-21
LA COLON|zAC|ON De PTO.-R|CO
Desde
espanola de los prvi1egios de Colon.

dos a una comprobacion documental /
que permite desvanecer, no va res
pecto de nuestra islilla, sino de la
colonization antillana fundamental,
inconsistencies 8 amafadas versiones
merced a las cuales ::cubri6 el manto
severe de la historic un enredijo de
vulgares patraiias.
Bien Sc yo que no placen ge-
neraciones nuevas estos analisis We
tustos. La juventud, desdeiiando
por mezquina la herencil ancestral
que lie corresponds acrecer, fila su
mirada Gu el po;venir, y, encendi
da por generoso entusiasmo la fan
tasia, a su encuentro Sc lama con
febriles arrestos de triunfador; mas
iah! que las vicisitudes perturbado-
ras de la vida y el tempo que la
acorta rsduciran Ia apetecila victo-
ria a simple jornada de labor; eta
pa recorrida sobre el camino que
comenzaron obreros que va no exis,
ten y que habran de continuar otros
que a1n estan por naeer, cumplien-
dose en- clio la ley de solidaridad
social que encadena todo el procesC
civilizador. Sera entonces, Guam
do las soiladoras vehemencias juve,
niles Sc trans6guren en- descarnada
realidad, que la imagination retro.
csdiendo hacia el pasado, buscarS
en- los Cimientos DE- Ia iornada co.
nun la clave del obstacu.o que con
tuvo 8 reduIo la faena ulterior
Para ese moInento, bueno Sera ha
liar acopiados y depurados los ana
les primitivos siquiera sea en- mon
ton udimentario, como rudinenta
rios son los mateliales que el arqui
tecto reune, utiliza y transforma Ell
! ls plasticidad armonica de su idea
) artistico.
E, asi como materia prima utl
e lizable, que Sc ha de apreciar est
: libro, cooperation modestlsima ofre
: cida a alg1n perspicaz investigate
: que, asistido por amplia cultur
$ cientifca, intente en- 10 future re
: mover las fuentes historiales, exa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-21

minando los factores antropol6gicos
que dieron genesis a nuestra socie-
dad, la conjunction de aportaciones
Heterogeneous en- que tomo origen
nuestra castiza etnica; la fe cris.
tiana, el quito del hogar y el valor
temerario de una raza que vigori-
aaron la colonization en- dias de Pc
ligrosa orfandad, y la superstition,
el fatalismo y la indolente sumisi6n
de otras que a1n Sc refejan, por
atavismo, ell la pasividad melanco-
ira de ciertl parte de la poblaci6n
lur.l el ab4ndono admin ,trativo
que, reduciendo el perlmetro terri
torial sus pobres fuerzas, convir-
ti6 al viejo colono de communicative
en- hurafio, de sincere en- cazurro,
y, por dltimo, la expansion mer-
cantil que, abolando Ii p~olucci6n
agrlcola { impcrtando fuerzas COO
peradoras exoticas, abri6 GAUGE a
las ideas de progreso econ6mico, de
libre examen y emancipation social,
ingiriendo savia desconocida en- las
seculares creencias y transfguran-
do en- bullidora colmena cosmopo-
lita la sedentaria fnsula patriarcal.
He ahf, en- sfntesis, el proceso
que entrafia la vida insular, no es-
tudiada hasta hoy por nadie en- sus
evoluciones economicas, polfticas y
sociol6gicas, pero quv habra de So
meterse TN dia a houdo y razona-
dor analiSis, por mandate imperatl-
vo dc la cultura p1blica. 81 para
esa obra de conjunto resulta apro-
vechable, q pesar de Sus defectos,
mi pobre y truncada labor, no sera
el lnerito mio sino de todos cuan.
! tos, espaholes y puertorriquefos,
adversarios y amigos pollticos-ya
con caracter Official 8 en- la esfera
particular me impulsaron 4 reali-
Ear ell acopo y me proporcionaron
los medios de realizarlo.
El honor para los prolnotores;
las cens1 as para el compiladoN
: S. Brau.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-21

nsgado! Sus companeros lie aban.
donaron. sPor ese camino no ire.
mos nuncaD le dijeron, y el pobre
leader, sin jefatura y con ell fardo
immense de su tristezaS y sus re-
mordimientos, Sc qued6 solo, tan
solo como Sc quedan los muertos
(por ESQ aboga tanto por el cemen-
terio) y solo, pulula por ahi SEM
brando ortigas que aqui no reto.
han, buscando dsidencias que aQui
no encuentra,
Las huestes unionistas, de laA
elecciones aca siguen unidas, Sc
gun ha quedado palmariamente de-
mostrado en- las 1ltimas eleccione0
parciales para formar la Conven-
ci6n Municipal, que Sc levaron 4
cabo con la mayor cordialidad. iEn
donde esta, pues, la desidencial
tQuienes son los directories de ese
movimiento anti-patri6tico1
Esta en- la imagination versa.
til de oUn patriotaS, que sueiia que
la luna es de queso.
Mucho jabonca el mencionado
articulista a don Clrilio Cruz. Tai
vez 10 ha criado en- las desorde.
n2das ideas de su cerebro enfermo,
jefe de la disidencias con que
sueha.
Pues vuelva la hoja, amigo.
81 sefor Cruz no puede ser nj in.
grato nj ap6stata.
Es ;tno de los que nj rinden el
estandarte nj abaten la fortaleza
para levantar muertos. Y el parti-
do republican, es un cadaver desde
Ell de noviembre de 1906. FL Sc.
nor Cruz desde que la politica ma
ci5 en- Puerto Rico ha venido fgu-
rando en- los partidos mas avanza.
dos, y no ha de manchar hoy, en- Ell
ocaso de su vida, sus canas preten.
dieuio levantar bandera negra, sin
motives que 10 justifquen. Atri.
buiriase esa actitud, despuGs de
todo inutil, a ambiriones no salts
f-chas, y caeria en- el fidiculo mas
complete. No haga ESQ, don Cirilo,
(ConHnaa sH Ia p6qira s..
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-21
: tpiGIpIO de Il. .elS

Sc encuentra vacaute Ia plaza de
Ohcial de SanidRd de este auE .eipio,
siendo su asiguaci0n annual de move
cientos dollars en- g. presupusstO .ac
tual \ de mil dollars en el que Sc ha
aprobado para q aho l9o7-l9oS Los
sefores mtdicos que deseen prssentar
sus solicituies putden dirigirlas al
que susoibe, acompanadss de los do
Cumsntos necesarios. ---Aguas Buenas
40 de mavo 1907. JOSE E. MORALES,
Alealde Municipal, s-v.alt'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-21
Maquinas de esCribiir

Tiene aguna lle lie eba bien ponea
Bues me orprometo enva los Estado Unid de
sl,as devolvea estado conprG
Pos sin CON pssnciaF GARcIASan Sebastian 7oSan Juan
Puerto Rico
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-21

T,{ase Ell MtereSyntfsimo folletin
Ia REINA MARGARIT4
9. abayece en- las b6ginGs s. y 81
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-21

Hotel "Inglaterra", baios, Tetuan.
Juan Carreras, frenta al Colonial Bank'I
Farmacia Colon, Plaza sBaldorioty'
Tohn Giller y CO, Plaza sBaldoriotys
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RAILROAD vs.. STATES.


After all the agitation between The
railroads and the states Of Alaabma.
North Carolina and Georgia. which
undoubtedly has ard distributing
effect on business although in Georgia
there has been nothing further than a
reduction in rates. the general public.
the people Of these three states and
the railroad lines operating in the
same, are entertaining hope that The
conference OF the governors Of these
three states in Atlanta Thursday may
result in a satisfactory understand.
ing which viii end the war now in
progress.
From a logical point of view It
seems that this conference is the
sensible way TO effect what adjust
ments are necessary, and especial
at this time because it is evident that
what feeling there may have existed
between the opposing sides IN the am
ti-railroad legislation has cooled
down In Alabama both sides have
made concessions, and it looks like a
compromise may easily be effected
since there Is an understanding be-
tween the railroads and the state au-
thoritles that further adjustment is
TO be made. Both the North Carolina
authorities and the railroads are anx-
ious and willing to compromise, and
in Georgia it appears that the port
rate matter is the only bone of con
tention. only the passenger rate hay-
ing so far been reduced. No petition
for port rate adjustment has been
made. however, but both the tGoyer-
nor and the Atlanta freight rate bu
reau are still insistent In their de-
mands The Southern is. Of course,
interested in the port rate question
since 1t reaches a port at Brunswick
The adjustment of rates and the
cessation of the war between the
railroads and the states will be wei
coined no more by one side than the
other. Alabama has seen fit to meet
the railroads with concossionAand 1t
is believed that to put q stop to the
agitation, which is having demoral-
izing effect, the two other states win
meet the railroads on halfway ground
IL the railroads show any disposition
TO give them a square deal
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10 srAags og gaoeaEsa.

Carnegie calls adrnirfnp at.antioa
10 tho procres made bv the neor7as
from emoDciDation 70 DATE and a..
eiaree fhat no other neople have ever
equalad e. Quite true. no do,,b.
and he might have added that no
other people ever mad as much pro.
gress in a couple Of centuries 81 did
the black from africa between their
landing ia this com trq and the date
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ROOSEVELT AND BRYAN.

Governor vardaman.o EFF Mississippi.
gives it as his opinion that Roosevelt
and Bryan viii be opponents in the
next presidential race. and thas
Roosevelt. despite all talk Of his pop.
ulartv. win be dafeated
We don't know whether the predic
ton of the governor Win come true
or not We are inclined TO Che opinion
that they win b. opposing candidate
but whether Roosevelt win meet the
eafa prat;iefoa ron,ssr,s "a be saor IT.
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PASSING an 3 yuRlsr.

1adse Grosscup talks too much NE
seems 70 have early nan ideals or
ideas--as You have choose to name
thefa--and had me notion tnat u
they were engfaVef mo LEGISLATION
they would cure POLITICAL and national
evils as lotion soa'he3 pain iie
probably never hne" that all social
MS are constitutional ana require
treatment which y naEwa and length
OF application are described as con-
s'ltutional 80 inc lud@e deaoahce5
certain ana 5andfg remedies a. lAll-
iecuVo neeause lhey nave NOT hy
SOFT q hasieai s"-ithesi anu come
Dietehea5 cured eFerYtnihs'
tue paftichlar ouJeel oi tIe Juos
most recent attack IS the sherman
antitrust lay, which has been lay
fer nearly ei@bteen years and has
NOT yet produced the millennium II
may be said on behalf OF the act that
1t Is only lust now beginning In
small way to be put into effect il is
at the very threshold Of trial as
cure for sundry evils of the body pol,
lite.
Judge Grosscup doe5 rot tell US
why or why not the Sherman law is
wrong lie docs not tell US where il
has inflicted any injury upon any IN
noeent people, where and whea Il
has impeded the course of honest
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mitted to the voters this year and
next Only those registered viii
have the privilege of voting
You may want to vote f.
fathers of the "Artcs'au Wed
Have you heard of "Little
Bill;" If not, ask you~ peighbov
be You may want to vote for1
who endorse such n scheme.
may want - vote Against them
You may want to vote for IN
men who will endorse our "new&S
contract rates on lSht and water:
or, You may want to vote the other
way.
You may want t. vote for men
who. as aldermen, wiu insist on Sc
curing for the people ana the city,
water rates IS cheao as Jacksonville,
Fernandina, and other cities near us.
There is Ger ainity that YOU Will
hava this opportunity.
Then ogain, this year or next. you
nav want 10 vote fer. or against the
ratification Of a forty wear franchise
recently granted NY the citv. YoG
may want To vote for the scheme to
issue additional Oily bonds. M TO its
limit OF about s700.009. and nave =
small portion of she town or YOU may
not II his scheme can he worked
and thus use I'D tie city's margin
fer new bonds the city cannot eth
e. buy or bald its water works svs-
tenn Maybe those who ere Gloom
ms this Rouda for Paving Scheme"
have lost sight Of this fact, and then
aealn. maybe tAey haven't but think
the people have Might be "nigger
in the woodpile; at any rate it is
worth looking into
Yop may want to vote on these.
and perhaps other issues liable TO
arise
To do SO, you must register.
The books opened at the CITY
Han on DC and viii close on
Monday, Nov. s. ut 6 pm.
DO not disgraachise Yourself bv
failing to register.
r. Newman
3. r. Hopkins.