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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-13
Camara de Delegados

temano cuales son sus gastos mas
aproximados.
Ell senior Barce16 abunda en- las
mismas razones del sefior Mufioz
manifestando que Ell ese presupues-
to Sc seiialan partidas para obras va
comenzadas, y que deben terminar-
Sc.
Sc levauta la Comision total.
La Cimara aprueba el proyec-
to del Consejo no 20 que Sc ha dis
cutido.
Ell seior Muiioz propone que
a. suspenda el reglamento y el bill
Sc apruebe en- tercera lectura. Pues-
to votaci6n por lista el proyecto
queda aprobado con los votos de los
s efior Matienzo y Santoni en- con-
ira.
Fl Consejo Executive no con-
cure las enmiendas introducidas
por la Camara al G. B. IS.
Fl Speaker nolnbra para esta
Comision a los delegados senores
Muhoz Rivera, Mendez Cardona y
Vivaldi. lie da cuenta de una CO.
lnunic aci6n del Consejo Executive
EN- gle da cuenta de haber sido fir
mado por el Presideute de aquel
alto Cuerpo legislative el c. B. J.
Tambieu Sc informa que el
Consejo ha aprobado con enuiendas
Ell H. B. S.
Pasa a la Comisi6n de Legi>la.
ci6n.
FL Presidente manifesto que
Sc ha terminado Ia orde' del dia
y recomienda a las Conisiones acti-
ven sus trabajos.
FL senior Wins pide Sc reco.
miende 4 la Comisi6n dc Hlciend a
active el inforne. sobre el c. B. 8.
Sc recibe una communication del
Con sejo Executive que manifesto
no concurrir con las enuliendl in
'trodu ,idas por la Camara el G. B.
22. El Speaker nombra para dicha
Comision a los sefores Mendez Car
dona, Bloniet y Larrauri.
! A petici6u del seior Tizol Sc
levanta la session hasta el lunes II
a las dos de la tarde.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-13
Gratis, Vna BOtella de Soc
OrO Americana

En- justicia para consigo mismo, permi-
tanos probarle con hechos 10 que el
Liquozone signihca para I'd. Queremos
que el Liquozone mismo 10 convenza de
que hace 10 que ningun otro remedio
puede hacer Enyienos simplemente su
nombre y direction detallada, y lie en-
fermedad de que padezca; y lie enviare-
mos por correo inmediatamente una or
den para que SIT droguista le entregue
una botella de cincuenta centavos orc
americana, que nosostros le pagaren1os,
sin que este represente para I'd. ninguna
obligation.
Dirijase 4 The Liquozone COMPANY.
Dept. J Chicago, ILL.,, E. U. A. ~
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-13

Empieza a las y IS p. m.
Concurreu ~ delegados. Sc sus-
pendio Ia lectura del acta.
La Comi>i6n de O1ras P1oli.
cas-, informa ell c. B. rs sustituto,
solicitando su aproblci6n. Ell Sc.
nor Blondet cxplica que las enn1ien.
das in;roducidas por el Consejo
Executive no afectan en- NADIA el es-
piritu de la ley de la Camara. Sc
pone a votacion y es aprobado.
La Comisi6n de Legislaci6u in
forma el H. B. so solicitando no Sc
concurra a las enmiendas que intro
duce en- el Ell Consejo Executive.
Sc aprueba el informe y Sc nombra
para dicha comision 4 los sefiores
Soler, Tizol y Guerra.
La misma comisi6n informa sin
enmieudas el H. B. I57 para abo-
lir la pesca por medic de corrales.) J
FL sefior Tizol Sc opone al proyec-,
to. Sc poue a votaci6n y es apro--
bado.
La r1isma comision insormg
con enniiendas el H. B, rs, para
enmendar la ley que cre6 la Biblio-
teca Insular.) Fl proyecto queda
aprobado.
La misma comisi6n propone Sc
concurra con las enmiendas que ha
introducido Ell Consejo Executive al
H. B. 10. 81 sefior Vifas 10 reco-
mienda. Sc aprueba Ell dictamen Y
el proyecto,
La misma comisi6n inforina
con enmiendas el c. B. 70. Fus
aprobado.
La comision de Corporaciones
municipales recomienda sin entnien-
das Ell H. B. r46 para enmendar Ia
seccion 81 de la ley municipal. es-
tableciendo dispensarios pdblicos.
FL seiior Barreras informa el pro.
yecto, ,recomendando su aprobacion.
lie secundan los seiiores b. cello Y
Colberg. Sometido q vot ion fue
aprobado.
La comision de Obras P1bli.
cas- informa sin enmiandas el H,
B. 16I. Sc aprueba.
La comision de corporaciones
municipales informa con enmiendas
el H. B. I6S. Ell sefior Barcelo ex.
plica las enmiendas. Puesto 4 yo.
tacion es aprobado.
(COntinuarz)
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-13
~Los medicos -.condenan una

1ELos medicos scondenan una
niinemente el uso de las emulsiones
que contienen Creosota 8 Guayacol.
Hs bien sabido que estas sustancias
cuando Sc toman mezcladas con el
Aceite de Hfgado de Bacalao irritan el
est6mago y los rifones, entorpecen la
buena nutrici6n y por las frecuent4s
evacuaciones que causan, producer el
rapido aniquilamiento de los enfermos.
Ell doctor Parsons, un distinguido
especialista de la Ciudad de Mexico,
dice a este respecto: "Refriendome al
valor geFmicida de la Creosota, Guam
do Sc le administra 4 enfermos tuber-
culosoz incorporate a preparedness
de Aceite de Higado de Bacalao, de-
claro: que los experimentos qufmicos
y observation cuidadosa de un grau
n1mero de casos, han demostrado que
cualquiera que sean los resultados be
nefcos que los enfermos puedan reci-
bir del uso de la Creosota y otras sus-
tancias irritantes de estos rcsultados,
nul1hcan los efecfoS pernlcl>pos que
eiercen tales drogas en- el esto4l4go,
Es un hecho bien conocido que al
asirniliaci6n facil y completa de los ali
mcntos es de la mayor imporfancia en-
el fratamiento de las Intermediates que
re caracterizan por d9nutrici6n. Sc
sabe tambien que el Acefte de Hfgado
de Bacalao, perfectamente emulsiona-
do, es uns de los mejores reconsttu-
yentes. Por ESQ es que los mas dishn-
guidos specialists prescriben hoy las
emulsiones de Aceite de Hfgado dc
Bacalao que no conhene Cresota & otras
sustancias irritantes, que ocasionan el
! des6rden de las funciones digeshvas
De las differences preparedness de
Acejte de Higado de- Bacalao, 20 pref.
70 la Emulsion de Scot que fabrican
los sefores Scott & Bovine, New York.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-13

tuberculosis, causan inhamaciones como
en- el Catarro, Q impiden la digestion
como en- la Dyspepsia. Pocos son los
males ore no Sc sepa sean debidos los
microbes.
Tales condolences requieren TN germi-
cida, no las medicinas ordinarias. Es
evidente que hay que extirpar los germe-
mes antes de que la enfermedad desa-
parezca; y es un lamentable error seguir
tratando hoy estas Intermediates con
metodos anticuados { inehcaces.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-13
f, MlTlEZO
DOCTOR.:EN MEDICIN a
Y CIRUJIA

OCULISTA. -Ex. medico au.
xiliar de la Clfnlca ofta m 10.
gica, que a cargo del doctor
BArraquer exist en- ell Hospi-
tai de Ia Santa Cruz .te Bar
celona. Cor sultorio exclusive
para 'afecciones de los ojos
etuAn "a, (cerca del Tea,
rro.) - Horas de consulta
De 94l2 de la man:nl -
Gratis a los pobres, de 8 a g
de la maTlana 4
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-13

ina ..:r0j, De C9gu1s

Vacaute ell esta municipalidad
una plaza de maestro graduado de
lngles para enseiiar 50 grado; St
hace p1blico para conocimiento dt
los aspirantes, quienes deberau ha
Ger sus solicitudes, en- la forma pres
crita por el Departamento, y dentre
del termino improrrogable de cincc
dias a contar desde la fecha en- que
aparesca la primera ihserci6n de es
te anuncio.
caguas, I de Marzo.de 1907.
/osf !. Alsares.
Az Presidente.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-13
Session del 9. pOF Ia nOchs

Empieza 4 las s y 80 p. m.
Concurren rs delegados.
FL seiior Barcelo informa que
la comisi6n nombrada por la Cana
ra para conferenciar con otra del
Consejo Executive ha llegado q TN
acuerdo sobre las enmiendas intro
ducidas en- el c. B. 5, que Sc refere
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-13
SRA. MARCERY CUNNINGHAM.

"Con Ia mayor sinceridad les mani.
fest0 que me cur6, y acOnSei0 d todO
aquel que padece de la nfSr7a enferme.
dad haga un enSayO con la PerEHa. "
Margery Cunningham,
1926 Walnut ST., Denver, Colo.
Muchas r1ujeres deben sus vidas q Ia
Peruna. Muchas mas deben la salud
Ia Peruna. Una multitud de mujeres
en- los Estados Unidos estan elogiando
Ia Peruna.
Tenemos archivadas una inflnidad de
cartas escritas por mujeres que han sido
beneficiadas por Ia Peruna y nos autori-
zan publicarlas 81 deseamos.
El CafarrO no fOmarfa tai curse en-
este pals 81 Ia genie COmprendiera
bien su Ortgen. Debe curarse inmedfa-
tamente para evitar Sc pase d los
6rganOS VitaieS.
Pero, aGn cuando el catarro es cr6nico,
la Pcruna es ell remedio mas eficAa y
SECURE que Sc conoce.
Como t6ric0 ca immeiorable.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-13
Sc ACABO 81 DOL0R

Con Ell anestesioo SDentudos
SO obtiene la completa susencia del
dolor en- todss las estracc ones De-
tales, De venta en- Ia farmacia Re
<}olon1. { Plaza principal, San
Jun. Diriia'e la correspondents
Il nor NJ. NJ P. O. Box AL San
Juan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-13

La Camara Sc constituye en|
comisi6n total y contin1a el debate
sobre el c. B. de deficiencies.
Conservation y reparaci6n de
edifcios p1blicos, $40 900. Aprc-
bada.
Combate el sefior Muiioz la
partida que asignara el Consejo al
consume de aqua de los edifcics
p1blicos. Dice que los represen-
tantes del pueblo estan ALI para 6s-
calizar la manera como Sc invierten
los dineros de los contribuyentes,
Sc han pedido informes al munich
pio sobre el consume de aqua Dor
los edi6cios del gobierno y remite
datos, los cuales justi6can que un
80 p. 8 por 10 menos de aqua Sc ha
consumido por los edificios publ
cos.
Sc expresa el sefior Mufioz So
bre la actitud de Ia Camara con el
gobierno y la actitud del partido
con el pueblo. Refriendose al Sc
nor Santoni, que en- la discussion del
expresado proyecto dijo que el es-
taba siempre con el pueblo, el Sc
nor Muiioz manifesto que el tam
bieu esta con el pueblo y que, aun-
que el partido Unionista adapte
hoy una actitud de benevolencia
con el gobierno, este no signi6ca
que, en- case de que ese gobierno no
cumpla con las aspiraciones del
pueblo, el partido no tuviera la dig
nidad de rechazar esta couducta.
Rehriendose al consume de luz
electrical, dice el seiior Mufoz que
el bill asignaba una partida de seis
mil dollars, que no puede ser mas
escandalosa, ademas de $4,000 que
Sc han gastado. La comisi6n ha
creido que este es excessive, y ha
acordado borrar del proyecto esta
partida. El senior Munoz obtiene
repetidos aplausos.
El senior Santoni Sc levanta pa
ra aplaudir la actitud de la Coni-
sion, en- cuanto a la SUPPRESSION de las
partidas de aqua y luz electrica.
La Camara aprueba sobre este
asunto el dictamen de la Comisi6n.
Fl sehor Santoni impugna el
aumento que Sc solicita para gastos
eventuales de escuelas { inspectores.
Dice que 81 Sc aprueba este aumen-
to, 40 valdrfa NADIA el trabajo de
economic que Sc hizo en- el presu-
puesto del 1905 a 1906.
La Comisi6n supritne una par
tida para pagos de dos escribientes
en- la Corte de Humacao. El sefor
Was pide Sc restituya esa partida Y
Sc aprueba.
81 sehor Torres pide Sc rebaje
a $I2o la partida de $500 destinada
para sueldo de dos escribientes en-
el Registro de la propiedad de San
Juan. Sc aprueba.
Was pide Sc reconsidere la par
tida de gastos eventuales de La of
Gina del Attorney. Aprobada la
reconsideration.
FL sefior Was pide Sc restituya
la partida supritnida, Aprobada la
restitution.
El sefior Tizol expresa que,
aunque no Sc ha encontrado con-
forme con el bill de defciencia,
aprovecha la OCCASION para con6rmar
una vez mas su confanza a la Co.
mission de Hacienda, la cual ha de-
jado bien plantado su nombre, To-
grando salir ilesa en- I'm proyecto de
ley que el supone ha de ser funesto
para el porvenir.
FL sefior Mufioz hace amplias
explicaciones acerca de las partidas
que han sido suprimidas en- el bill
de deficiencies relativas al profeso-
rado.
Dice el sefor Muloz, que el y
todos desearfamos TN gran presu-
puesto para la ensefianza, pero con
10 que no puede transigir la Cana
ra es con que el Comisionado de
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-13
Es Una Lastin1a

No Lquozcne cuando mone de personals han uado
de sus benehcios Damo gratis Ia prmera botella.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-13
I'll IN C0 HIJl u
HOTEL NAGUkB0.

Ofrece hoSpedaje en- habitaciones
espaciosas y ventiladas precios su-
mainente moderados. Tiene sen,icio
de coches para viajar entire pueblos
limftrofrs.
MIGUEL B. GARCIA.
Propietario,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-10-06

time perpetuate the supply OF cheap fuels.
In only solution OF the problem il that we
must learn TO use our fuels more efficiently.
We must stop this enormous waste.
-The recent investigations conducted, by
the Geological Survey indicate great pos
sibilities In this direction. Ii has been
demonstrated that the low grade Goals,
containing as high az SO per cent. ash.
which in our coal mining Of the last fifty
years have been left uEder ground and
wasted because they could not be burned
in the ordinary furnaces. can now be used
advantageously for power and heating
development by means OF the gas pro-
Queer and gas engine.
1T has also been shown that with this
new form Of equipment the better Goals
can hereafter be made TO yield from two to
three times the amount Of power that they
are now yielding in ordinary steam fur
naces. IL has beer demonstrated further
that the quality of many of these dirty,
inferior Goals can be improved by various
washing processes.
a study Of the coal mining conditions
ls demonstrating the fact hat in the mining
operations q much larger percentage OF
coal can be brought to the surface than was
formerly believed to be practicable. Fur
Their Investigations along these lines indi-
cate possibilities in III way Of waste pre-
vention M increasingly efficient use in
connection with the utilization OF our fuel
supplies. Upon the progress along these
lines depends the future welfare OF the
whole people of the country"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-10-06

porn the roof. partly as coal of inferior
quality and partly because Of the fact that
the working out OF lower beds of coal first
frequently breaks and renders impracti-
cable the subsequent mining of the ADA
cent higher coal beds.
-Of the coal actually used for power de-
velopment usually not more than 5 per
cent. is converted into actual work. o.
the coal used in railway operations which
includes nearly one-third OF the total sup
ply Of the country. not more than 6 per cent.
il transformed into the actual work Of pull
ing the rains OF the coal used in the de-
velopment OF electric lights usually less
than one-ffth Of 1 per cent. is actually
converted into light.
This waste is appalling and every pos
sible means should be adopted for reducing
it to an absolute minimum. in order that
our fuel resources may suffice for the future
az well as for the present needs OF the
nation.
During the last year the country used
considerably more than 400. 900. 900 tons OF
coal; during the ten years preceding thisc con-
sumption was nearly 8 900 900. 900 tons, which
approxlmates the aggregate consumption OF
the seventy years preceding. This rapidly
increasing consumption is normal and pro-
portional to the country's development.
and there is no reasonable ground for
doubling it's continuance except as we may
find ways Of using our coal more efficiently.
II this increasing rate Of consumption does
continue the nation will have used the
largest part Of it's coal supply before the
end Of the present century.
-Asto possible substitutes for coal, there
will be in the near future a larger use of
running waters for power and light de =
velopment. There will also continue a
diminishing development OF heat and power
through the use Of wood. In the New Eng
land, Atlantic and some Of the middle North
ern States there will be some utilization
Of the peat beds for similar purposes.
"A limited future use Of alcohol made
from wood and barn products, for heat
and power purposes. is probable but not
certain. Petroleum and natural gas will
long continue as large local but in a meas
ure temporary contributors to the COM
forts and industries of the nation. And
IL is occasionally suggested that the heat
Of the sun may be stored from day to day
in sufficient quantity for continuous power
development.
THE sum OF oil these possible substi-
tutes in the nations supply of heat and
power and light cannot now be expected
to lessen seriously the rate OF increase in
the hation's enormous demand for fuel,
and we must revert again. with renewed
emphasis to the necessity OF lessening the
waste and increasing efficiencies in the
utilization OF our coal supply.
The fuel supply OF the country will be
sufRcient for both present and future needs
IL we stop their waste and practise increas-
ing efficiency in their utilization. We
cannot continue this enormous consump-
a1keMn9nrfsn,s oee~suae 80 l1DNn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-10-06

~ the Present Rate the Greater Part VIII
Bc Gone at the End Of the Century. Tie
Decisres-Iet There's s'OaI Aplenty
Not Wasted-Other Mineral Re- Ources.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-10-06
swarms Of Locus,s IN Philippines.

FROM The Wa shinGf0n HerdId.
The natives OF the Philippines are hnv-
ing a hard time trying to beat down the
plague OF locusts. In Panay tremendous
swarms OF these insects have come and have
denuded the rice fields. In the town OF Bala-
san the natives have captured and destroyed
1000 cavanes- (the cavane In a measure euu8l
10 3 " cubic feetl Of the insects. Miag gao has
also captured about the same number,
The only time efforts to catch locusis pro ye
effective IL while they are too young 10 fly.
sround Co which boaris lead. Along these
the locusts can be driven, and once Ia Ehs hole
are buried. This method has beer In. limited
~ SeI some years. and v sncouraeed By the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-10-06
Ills Title Of Judge.
From the Washington Star.

recent dinner OF the Farmers Club at Senator
Cameron's farm near Lancaster. Pa. talked
of the former American fondness for titles.
1T IL a fondness that has now almost dis
appeared" said Judge Grey. W have
become a more cultivated people and We
have learned TO value titles at their real
wor th.
But in the past II was different. Take my
own title. the title OF judge. for instance. l
was travelling In the country In my youth,
and one day at "A hotel table there sat beside
me "A man whom everybody addressed as
Judge
when the Judge got up and went away I
said TO my ncighbor on the other side:
is that gent lenian q United States Judge
or a local judgep'
"'He's alocal jedge, sir was the reply. He
was ledge of n boss race last week."
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-10-06
Haunted BY His Double.
From T. P.'s WeekIu.

As a young man Guy de Maupassaut. as
everybody knows. was physically a mag
nifcent specimen Of vigorous and full blooded
manhood. hut he inherited very bad nervous
tendencies his mother was q highly ~neurotio
Ncman-and he used life much AS q Jockey
does Q racehorsc on the course,
Long before Maupassant's sudden nccess
Of genuine insanity he had been haunted by
his doubie--thet w. By the VISION u himssH
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1907-11-22

| ing that sS47.00 had been collected
and deposited:with the city treasurer
for poll taxes was read.
Moved by Alderman Murphy. sup
ported by Alderman Kovall that the
same be accepted and placed on file.
Carried, yeas four; nays, none.
Report from tile superintendent of
the light and water plant showing the
cost of operating the said plant dur
ing the month of October to have
been sI4O7 So; depreciation charge
1929. 81 and total earnings $2l61.32,
was read.
Moved by Alderman James, sup
POI ted by Alderman Kovall that the
same be accepted and placed on file.
Carried, yeas four, nays none.
The finance committee reported
that they had examined the following
bills, had found them correct, and
recommended that they should be
allowed and paid, to-wit: Grant Nc
Mahan, lumber. 1921 So: Jos. Sera-
phine. service as special police, SIC rs;
John Bedford, drayiug, 5000; NJ. E,
Gleason, hardware, S67.93; L. ],
White, clerk, commission for collect
ing poll taxes. S4.10:
Moved by Alderman James support
ed by Alderman Murphy that the
bills be approved and paid as recon-
mended and tile clerk instructed to
issue orders on the treasurer for the
same. Carried, yeas four, nays none.
M. E. Gleason, chief of the Ely Fire
Department was present as member
of a committee appointed by the said
fire department. to appear before the
council and read resolution which
had been adopted at meeting of
said fire department., protesting
against the city having deducted
1927 from money due the members of
the department, for alleged police pro-
lection said to have been furnished
during the latestournameht.
Moved by Alderman James that the
same be accepted and placed on file.
Moved by Alderman Murphy sup
ported by Alderman Petritz that the
same be accepted aud placed on file
and the matter be taken up at the
next meeting of the council for final
action. Carried, yeas four, nays none.
Moved by Alderman James, sup
ported by Aldesnan Koyall that the
council adjourn Carried. Yeas, four
Nays, none.
L. j. WHITE,
City Clerk.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1907-11-22
Don't Spit.

The Duluth & Iron Range has is
sued bulletin announcing that here
after rule will be enforced to the
letter of the law as laid down by the
state board of health against the
filthy habit of expectorating on the
floors of passenger coaches. The
coaches will be supplied with cuspi-
doris and those found befouling tie
coaches by splitting on the floors
thereof will be arrested and summar-
lily dealt with.
The public buildings in cities are
also placarded with anti-spitting
notices and many arrests have been
made. The state beard of health is
determined to stop this menace to
the public health and tile move is a
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1907-11-22
So PER YEAR IN ADVANCE
Resolutions.

The Scandinavian District Lodge of
the First District of Minnesota, /. o.
G. T.. at its semi-annual meeting in
Hibbing last week, adopted the fol-
lowing resolutions which we have
been requested to publish:
Whereas, there sometimes appears
to exist some Misunderstanding be-
tween the Good Templars and the
different churches, therefore we be-
lieye that something should be done
to bring about more harmonious CO.
operation in the temperance work,
and in order to arrive at some results
along this line, we Good Templars in
our different communities ought to
seek closer utilization with the re-
ligious people and their leaders, there
by hoping to receive their support to
more active stronger and co-operat-
i've work against the evil of drunken
ness and for the welfare of our fellow
man."
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1907-11-22
VenisOn Scarce.
l.. j. WHITE,
City Clerk.

Owing to the scarcity of snow SO
far during the hunting season, few
deer are being brought in notwith-
standing the fact that the woods are
full of hunters. Those who have
returned this week with yenison are
Lewis and James White, Fred James,
John Hanson, Peter Beck, r. Pierce.
j. L. Fitzwilliams, Oscar Carlson,
and several Others. j. p. Purdy cap
tured a fine bear with a lucky shot.
The lack of good hunting is however
being compensated for in first class
weather.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1907-11-22

good one both from a standpoint of
decency and sanitation.
Some law of this nature should
also be enacted for Ely. Public
places are constantly being befouled
with the dirty practice of spewing on
the floors. The postoffice in particu-
lar seems to be bright spot for the
spitters. And they go about it so
cutely. In order TO preclude the pos
sibility of loud splash when the
evacuation Of their facial orifice
takes place they spit up against the
walls and gently let it slide off. Some
day the cop will get them.