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Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-29
PLANS FOR CUTOFF PARK
Formal Drawings to be Made BY City Engi-
nesr Of Proposed Resort
BOARD ORDERS THIS ACTION TAKEN
Substantial Recognition f. Given
North Omaha Clubs and Citizens
and They Are Greatly
Encouraged.

The Park board Thursday morning DELHI
Grated with members of the Fifth Ward
Improvement club and other North Omaha
citizens regarding the proposed parking
around Cut-Of lake. This conference re-
suited in the most encouraging outlook for
this addition TO the Omaha park system
that has yet been manifested.
At the close OF the discussion Commits
sioner Cornish who has given this project
special and earnest study, offered a motion
that the city engineer be requested to draw
plans in accordance with blue print sub
mitted by the commissioners and on which
had been outlined the tracts of land 1t is
believed will have to be appropriated to
carry out the Cut-Of lake parking project
After Engineer Rosewater has prepared
the plans the matter will be referred to the
city council for passage of necessary or
dinances and appointment OF appraisers.
The work will then be prosecuted with ex-
pedition. Mr.. Cornish assured those pres
ent that the money would be Forthcoming,
but whether it would be raised by bonds or
some other means he was not prepared to
announce.
Promoters Express Thanks.
The assurance that the park board would
carry out the project was a source of much
qualification to ALL w. 1. KieTstead, speak
ing for the Fifth Ward Improvement club
and others, thanked the commissioners for
their cooperation, and in turn Chairman
Craig OF the board thanked the improve
ment club for the unceasing zeal mani
tested in pushing the scheme to its pres
ent stage.
Only proposed plans OF the new park have
been considered, but IL is believed the pro
posed plans will be followed in a general
way when the land is actually acquired
by the city. The plans considered Thurs
day morning showed a 6OO-foot strip Of
land extending around the north side of the
lake, this strip comprising 2S acres This
strip includes thirty acres extending from
| the west end of the lake to Locust street.
1t is proposed to connect the park with a
thoroughfare from Sherman avenue, near
Ames. Besides the 22S acres mentioned. a
tract north OF the lake and west of the
! large Ice house across from the beach will
be acquired. lust how much land will be
acquired there will depend on circum-
! stances, but the idea is to have the park
open out at this point and AFFORD space
] for Fairgrounds or even encampments
Fifty Thousand Dollars.
The proposed first expenditure on this new
park will be $4,000. with boulevard ex-
| tending to the park and street car line
across from Sherman avenue, the COM
missioners believe this will be a notable
acquisition 20 Omaha's park system
petition containing signatures Of over
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-29
Hale and Happy at 100

Mrs. Nancy Shields, who has
Just celebrated her Tooth birth
day is healthy and vigorous,
thanks to DUFFY's PURE
MALT WHISKEY.
IL do not see why so many
people are discontinued. I have
found it good to live. no not
worry and am always happy"
Mrs. Shields.
In an interview in November, 1900,
Mrs. Shields, through her grand
daughter, Miss Gertrude McDougall,
who resides with her at 1888 Girard
Avenue, Philadelphia, said:
IL can truthfully say that have
been using DUFFY'S PURE MALT
wHISKEY, and It is far superior to
anything else / have ever taken as a
tonic-stimulant or medicine. enjoy
better health than did for several
years before using DUFFY'S PURE
MALT WHISKEY, and am a great
deal better and stronger than was
when celebrated my Tooth BIRTH
day"
At the birthday party there were
three children, eleven grandchildren
and twelve great-grandchildren
Thousands Of testimonials similar
to that of Mrs Shields are received
from those who have been cured By
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey,
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-29
HOT WORDS OVER PLUMBERS
BUSINESS Mems Association Insists On
Masters Employing Imported Men.
MASTERS SAY THEY ARE NOT SKILLED
Recruits Engaged before the Locke
out Was Settled Threaten Big
Damage Suit Against the
Association. a

The Omaha Master Plumbers association
was called up on the carpet Thursday after
noon by the Business Mems association to
show cause why a number Of plumbers
said to have been brought into Omaha by
the Business Mems association during the
recent lockout should not be employed by
the masters. The men induced to come to
Omaha on account of the lockout claim
they entered into contracts with the Busi-
ness Mems association for years work
at $3.50 day. This meeting was of a
strictly secret character, but as usual some
Of the deliberations leaked out.
The master plumbers contended that the
men brought in by the Business Mems as
ISOLATION were not mechanics" except in
a few instances, and 1t was further con-
tended that none but real mechanics would
be employed under any circumstances.
1--WE could use fifty more good plumbers
in Omaha today" said one member Of the
master plumbers.
The question of good faith was brought
up at the meeting, which was short, but
fraught with considerable vocal pyroteo-
mics.
Plumbers brought to Omaha through the
agencies of the Business Mems association,
are threatening the association with a suit,
having already engaged lawyer. These
men are claiming an aggregate OF $4,000
damages because they allege the master
plumbers will not employ them. Home of
the members of the Business Mems associ-
alton are not satisfied with the manner the
master plumbers settled the recent lockout
The master plumbers belong to the Busl-
ness Mems association and were supported
in the recent lockout by that association.
No definite results were reached at Thurs
days meeting. the Business Mems nssoci.
alton merely wishing to call the attention
OF the master plumbers to their duty az
the association saw Il.
Walter L. Smith of Quincy. Mass. one
Of the men brought to Omaha, has settled
his claim for return ticket and $50 per
| day for time lost.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-29

satisfactory account OF the tenor role. His
voice IL strong and rich and true. though
more dramatic than lyric. He e.. besides,
good actor. The scenes and duet with
Butterfly at the end OF the first act were
given with tremendous dramatic erect
Miss RenR Vivienne as Butterfly was
EOod, but she lacked Ia dramatic power.
Her voice is rich and true. Though az her
entrance with the chorus she sang her last
phrases badly of the key. This fault, how
ever, did not again show itself Her work
was conscientious and very pleasing. but
not deep. She and Mr.. Maclennan did
some splendid work together. Butterfy's
singing in the duet after their marriage
was unusually fine and effective The
flower song with Suzuki was we'll done.
Miss Behnee was a sympathetic suzuki.
Her singing was good and her acting ef-
fective
As sharpless, Mr.. Richards was a youth
full gray-haired consul, who sang a good
deal OF the key and performed strange
antics with his novels. The role Of the
consul is very grateful. Mr. Richards
made poor work of his opportunities.
child Deserves Praise.
The little son OF Cho-Cho-ssn. called
Trouble, deserves much praise. more
natural, sweet little child It would be hard
to imagine.
The introduction Of the Star spangied
Banner as a herald lie a little clap-trappy.
also the waving Of the flag by the child as
Cho-Cho-san kills herself.
The touch OF Wagner upon Puccini Is
noticeable in that Butterfly abounds with
themes One could follow the story II
one could not see the stage at all.
Why did 80 many people gable through
the overture to the third aot7 Do we hear
so many beautiful orchestral sounds that
we can AFFORD to turn a deaf ear to such
music7 The orchestra did some Of it's
most lovely work during this portion OF
the evening. The noise was disgraceful.
May we by our hearty patronage and APP
probation bring the Savage Grand Opera
company to Omaha every year
MARY LEARNED.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-29
SOCIETY Is oUr 1N FULL FORcI

One of Most Fashionable Audiences
Of Year at ''AIadam BUTTERFLY"
Socially Madam Butterfly" was one Of
the events that will be remembered when
the season OF 1907 has passed The evening
performance brought out OF Of the largest
society houses Of the year. Apparently
Omaha's fashionable set forgot all about
its resolution to keep Holy week, for prac-
tically everybody" was there and in some
OF the handsomest costumes that have been
worn at the theater this year, too There
were few parties, however, though little
groups OF congenial friends were scattered
all over the house, just sitting together,
was ALL Among these we're Mrs. Arthur
Brandeis, Miss Ruth Brandeis, Miss Clio
man Of Detroit Mrs. Samuel Frank, Mrs
Hugo Brandeis and Mrs. Kalish Of New
York
Mr. and Mrs ]. H. Butler had as their
guests Judge and Mrs d. NJ. Vinsonhaler
and Mr.. and Mrs, G. NJ Hitchcock, din
ner party having preceded the perform
ance.
The other parties were confined to. the
boxes, all OF which were filled. DR..
H. B. Lemere occupied boxes and
c with his hancee, Miss Louise
Van Gieson and the members Of their
bridal party, including Miss Fannie How
land, Miss Henrietta Rees, Miss Bess
Palmer, Miss Edith Thomas, Miss Mildred
Merriam, Mrs. Van Gieson, Mr.. Ward
Palmer, Mr.. Sidney Smith, Mr.. Nathan
Merriam, Mr.. George Ladder, Mr.. William
Wood and DR.. HOLSTER.
General and Mrs. John G. Gown enter
tanned Mrs. Cruise and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
| Greene in box r,
Mr.. and MIRA r. p. Kirkendall occupied
box d. their guests being Mr.. and Mrs
Howard H. Baldrige, Miss Kirkendall and
Mr. Glen Wharton.
Mr. and Mrs. George Hamilton with
Mros Malone and Mrs. James Young OF
| San Francisco, who are guests of Mrs
James Boyd. occupied the Boyd box.
Mr. and Mrs. NORTH Meyer and Miss
| Meyer occupied one Of the upper boxes.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Burgess had as their
guests Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas ], Kelly and
| Dr. and Mrs. Hoffman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles c. Cope entertained
| a party Of six and another party OF twelve
members came down from Fremont
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-29
A Voice From
the Stomach
A BloodIess Fight Between Tablet
and a Habit-The Tablet Wins.

a biOOOieeS right Between IaDIeS
and Habit-The Tablet Wins.
At the age OF "a. Clarence had good
digestion. He had gastric Juice that could
dissolve doughnuts and turn apple-sklns
into good blood corpuscles.
At the age Of "a he began TO be pro-
fuse about the waist and lean backwards,
He also began to cultivate several chins.
In his new-found pride he began to think
Il his duty to gorge himself on every
thing. the good and the bad. for appe-
tite feeds on appetite-end every good
thing Is abused.
His picture showed that ne took on
weight after he put his collar on.
At the age of 2s Clarence married and
went to boarding. On top OF all this,
he attended oyster suppers and wine din
ners. which reduced the size OF his col
lar from 1874 to Is With still abiding
faith in the strength Of his stomach he
gulped his meals. and chewed them after
wards.
At the age Of 20 Clarence began to hear
<aR inward Voice. warning from the
, stomach. After each meal. he would feel
bloated-and belehing became a habit
He began TO be a light eater-and a
heavy thinker He tried to think out a
cure. for now he would sit down at his
meals absolutely disguised at the thought
OF sight of anything to cat
He would sit doWa at his meals with
out the trace OF an appetite. just because
Il was time to eat.
ne would often feel a gnawing. unsat-
isfed 'stiIl-hungry" feeling in his stom-
aeh, even after he was through eating
whether his meal was well cooked or not
And he suffered a good many other
things with his stomach that he could
not explain, but that made him grouchy
miserable, out5o-sorts and generally sour
on everybody and everything.
Finally he read an account, somethinG
like this about the truly wonderful re-
suits obtained from stuaFts Dyspepsia
Tablets in all cases OF stomach trouble
dyspepsia, and so on. He bought a COS
box at the drug store. and took the
whole box. When he started. he had
little faith--and less appetite. When hi
finished he had absolute faith-and NOR,
appetite. and more good cheer. Things
began 70 taste different and better 20 him
Now he has no more dyspepsia, nd
more indigestion. no more loss OF appe
lite, brash irritation, burning sensation
heartburn, nausea. quotations bad mann
DRY, OF loss OF vim and vigor.
Dyspepsia Tablets will digest for YOU =
900 grains Of food, just az IL did 70,
Clarence.
This relieves your stomach OF the worl
Of digesting until your stomach can ge
strong and healthy again. Your stomach
has been overworked and abused IL
tagged cut II needs a rest.
Let Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets do IN
work OF your stomach You viii be sur
prised how hne youn feel after eatina
ana how lusciously good everything vii
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Heed the call OF the stomach now
There's q world Of good cheer in one DO
o. stuarts Dyspepsia Tabletss--at an,
drug store. soc.
Send us your name and address toda,
and We win at once send you by mai
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Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-29
WORK ON Hartmann SITE
Excavation Begins for Erection of
Big Factory on Marcy
street.

The contract for excavating 5000 cubic
yards of earth on the site OF the new
Hartmann pickle factory on Marcy street
between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets
was let Thursday afternoon and will cost
about $4,000 Excavating will be begun
Monday morning and two shifts of work.
men will be employed one for night work,
which will be done with the aid Of electric
arc lamps.
The site is bounded on the north by the
Burlington railroad tracks and the large
bluf, which is to be removed, is fifty
feet deep at the greatest depth
The new building, which will be con-
structed of reinforced concrete by the
Trussed Concrete Steel company, will be
eight stories in height and will cost 500 900.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-29
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Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-29
J. B. uIGGETT UNDER ARREST
Council Biufru Manufacturer Charged
with Selling shOrt-WeiEht
Baskets.

j. B. Liggett, manager OF the Council
Bluffs BOX and Basket company, was ar
rested in Omaha at noon Thursday by City
Inspector OF Weights and Measures John
Pegg, charged with manufacturing and
selling short weight baskets. The Council
Bluffs concern disposes Of a considerable
quantity OF its manufacture in Omaha,
Mr.. Lggett coming across the river fire.
Quently in connection with the NOmaha
trade. Inspector Peg discovered a dis
crepancy in the quantity the baskets sold
by the company were supposed TO hold and
watched for Liggett to step over the line
again. When the latter arrived Thursday
he was placed under arrest and taken to
the city jail
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-29
MODERN NERO UP AS INSANE
John w. Kent, who Sings as HIS
Home Burns, Is Considered to
he Unbalanced.

John w. Kent, who like Nero Of old,
sang as his home at 1913 California street
was burned Wednesday morning. is stlll
confined at the city Jail as insane and
insanity charges will be filed against him
Neighbors and persons rooming IN the
house declare Kent has not been right
mentally for a long time and say they
believe he set fire to the building himself.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-08
Ejercito narroqul
En- plena campafla

Tanger, agosto T. -Todas las potencias han
convenido con M. Clemenceau en- 10 improcedente
de enviar cuerpos de ejercitos Marruecos donde
parece que e Sultan era 10 que deseaba, pues desde
hace das I'm ejercito del pretendiente al trono ma
rroquf viene hostzando las uerzas del Sultan, ha.
bendo ocurrido varios encuentros en- que no han
ganado los leales. Sc ha acordado, siguiendo las
indcaciones de Clemenceau, ocupar las ocho ciuda-
des que seiiaa el convenio de Algeciras, empezan-
do por Casa blanca que la ocupara una guarnici6n
francesa desde mafiana, no darse orden en- otrol
sentido FL pretendiente marroqui, que ha creidoi
esta buena OCCASION para levar cabo sus planes Sc
mueve con TN ejercito buscando darle combate
las tropas del gobierno, 10 que no ha ogrado, sino
que cuando Sc ha acercado la costa lie ha hecho
fuego al barco de guerra marroquf sSide ell Turk.0
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-08
Espanoles y franceses
Terrible bonbardeo,

Tanger, agosto S.-Preparandose los franceses
para ocupar Casabanca, las kabilas conciberon un
plan para malograr los prop6stos de las naciones.
Un grupo de kabilas atac6 Casablanca los mo-
ros pidieron socorro al crucero frances cuya infan
terra de marina Sc disponia al desembarco. Los
franceses Sc apresuraron desembarcar, siendo en-
tonces traicioneramente atacados por los moros que
Sc habfan brindado auxiliarles en- el desembarco.
En- vista de este, los buques franceses espafoles
romperon el fuego hacia todos los grupos de moros
dsparando dos mil proyectiles. Las kabilas otros
moros de los que pretextaban amistad que fueron
muertos Sc cuentan por centenares. Opinan los
extranjeros que no ser por la ligera con que ac-
tuaron los aliados no hubiera quedado Tin extran-
jero vivo, pues el plan era degolarlos todos no
permitir la ocupaci6n de Casablanca. Seghn no.
ticias que So han recbido comunicadas por el jefe
de las fuerzas espahoas, ha capitulado Casablanca.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-08
|NOT|c|AS GENERATES
Varios duenos de ca
sas, compareceran al
Juzgado de Paz.
.PARQuE BORINQuENs
Hlpodromo en- San German.
Acueducto en- Carolina.
Don jaime Sire.
.PARQUE BORINQuENs

Narios duefos de casas han
sido citados para que comparezcan
maiaua ante el juez de paz por te-
ner sin tapa los zafacones de reco.
ger la basura,
No nos explicamos que respon-
Sabilidad tiene I'm dueiio de casa, de
que despues de comprar TN zafac6n
nuevo y ponerlo ell su fnca, aup
desocupado, 8 tai vez a uno de los
uismos basureros, lie de el capricho
malicioso de llevarselo.
-Ha lido a Mayagiiez Ell seiio,
Jaime Sire, de esta ciudad, con el
fin de diriJir las instalaciones elec.
tricas de la central aAltagracia.a
La empresa Campos, que
actda en- el Teatro municipal, Sc
propone, segnn nos comunica en-
atenta carta, inaugurar desde e.
pr6ximo domingo una serie de ama
tineesO en- el Teatrito del Parque, en-
obsequio a la gente nenuda.
va esta terminado el proyec-
to, encomendado al inteligente in.
gcniero don Rafael del Vale Zeno,
para la obra de un acueducto en-
Carolina.
-Reina gran entusiasmo er
San German, entire los afcionado.
al ssports hfpico para la fundaci6r
de lin hip6dromo en- quella ciudad
Hoy, Alas dos.menos veinte
tom6 puerto el vapor eFiladelfia,
procedente de New York.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-08
Drogo y Barbosa'
A Estados>Unidos.

LaHaya agosto Sci presidente del congre-
so de la paz, NJ Nelidof, comunca que para el 20
de este mes es casi seguro que Sc puedan dar por
terminates los debates del congreso- Al recibo de
la noticia las universdades americanas de Harvard
Yale hicieron proposicones al sefor Barbosa al
doctor Drago para que pasen los Estados Unidos
dsr unas couferencias sobre derecho International
en- 10 que han demostrado muchos conocimientos
los referidos estadistas duranelas sesones del con-
greso en- La Haya. Dragoy Barbosa contestaron
que no puede ser durante e invierno los Estados
Undos pues 10 quieren pasar en- sus paises. Las
universdades han aceptado que sea antes de entrar
e nvierno, en- los cursos de verano, pero que como
la remuneration puede crecida buscaran otras
universdades que tambien contraten los estadistas
sud americanos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-08
NOTAS TEATRLLES
La function de anoche,
Gel Rey que rabi6...>
Deficiencies.
COMMENTARIES Y QUEJAs
La sefiora Matras y Ia seno.
rita Castillo. -Buena la
Dor .--<Mot de la 6n.>
COMENTARIOs Y QUEJAs

Don /ac06Ho % sea este Gu
ra-tuvo la suerte de no concurrir
anoche al teatro.
va sabiamos en- esta santa ca
sa, por noticias de Ponce, algo y
aun algos acerca de la ejecucion de
oEl Rey que rabi60 en- aquella ciu
dad :. Y para ejecuciones, fran
camente, bastan y 'sobrau con las
veri6cadas en- la penitenciaria y con
las que faltan por verifcarse.
De hique Don /aoo6ito Sc cabs
tuvieraS, y no apareciese por el Mu
nicipal en- toda la santa noche, a1n
cuando, mas tarde, Sc lie presentt
ocasi6n de OR los concentrates, en-,
treverados de lamentaciones y que
jas, de no pocos expectadores
A pesar de clio, placenos ma
nifestar que oimos elogios caluro
SOS y>merecidos de la labor realiza
da por la sefiora Matras y por /;
seiiorita Castillo, la cual, a petici6r
del auditorio, hubo de repetir la be-
LA romanza: "Yo que siempre d.
los hombres me rel +"
Jay, de mi! Solo por este
detalle siente y lamenta DoM /aco
| bito no haber asistido q la funci6t
de anoche. Para la de hoy, com,
function de desagravio, la empress
ha pfeparado un excelente pro
grama II.
lQuiera el cielo que oEl pobr
ValbuenaO no haga pendant con IF
ReyD de marras
Y, para terminar, confamc
en- el tacto y en- la discretion de
empiesa, a fin de que en- 10 suces
velando por sus intereses y e
justa compensation a la benevc
lencia del publico no vuelva
ofrecernos obras superiores a Ia
fuerzas del personal con cue cuent;
Y perdonen ustedes las asc
nancias en- ca.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-08
Las deudas be1gas'
Venezuela pagara.

Caracas, agosto Sci gobierno ha notifcado
al de Belgica que esta dspnesto para pagar las deu
das de belgas. El goberno explca que no es que
trate de usar de deferepcias con el de Belgica en-
perjuicio del de los Estados Undos sno que, seg1n
el propio crtero mene de la question de arbltraes
resuelta en- la Haya, Sc robustece mas la negativa
de Venezuela de acceder los deseos de los Estados
Unidos, que quieren que Sc vuelva discutr la le-
gitinlidad de deudas que va han sdo resueltas por
arbitraje.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-08

tambien celebrar una tenida blanca
el ultimo lines de agosto para la
entrega de dicha joya mas6nica.
Sc encuentra algo mejorada
de su enfermedad la distinguida es-
posa del professor don Jose 1nfante
Saavedra. Lo celebramos.
-Ha fallecido en- Santurce el
apreciable caballero don Francisco
Rucabado Argamosa, jefe de una
distinguida y numerosa familia.
Fue el seiior Rucabado lin ele-
mento emprendedor y active que
dio gran impulse en- Puerto Rico a
la industria tabacalera, como 10
demuestran las fabricas que insta-
lara en- Cayey, Caguas y San Juan,
que pasaron despues a ser propiedad
de ola Colectiva
Reciban sus deudos, entire los
que fguran el doctor Chacar y el
seilor Palau Olivas, el testimonio
de nuestro sentido pesame.
Ina question, por celos, ocu.
rri6 aver Ell la aChorreran encruci-
iada celebre de las Gales de la
Tanca y San Sebastian, entire Pro
videncia Sanchez y Clara Aviles.
Esta con una arma blanca, Ut
cortaplumas nos dicen, agredio
su contricante, in6riendole dos he
ridas punzantes menos graves, un
en- la espalda y otra en- el brazC
a derecho.
: La policia arrest6 a la agreso
: ra, quien Ell juez lie exigi6 ciei
a dollars de fanza y condujo a |
q herida q la Sala de Socorros, don
r de despues de practicarsele la pr
= mera cura pas6 al Hospital mum
a cipal.
o Han sido electOs iuradOs e
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-08
RuEUA Administration

La actual situaci6n economical
del Municipio de Naranjito Sc de-
muestra en- el siguiente resumen
de la liquidation hecha en- 80 e
JUNO del paSado aiio fiscal.
Existencia en- GAIA en- 80 de
JUNO de 1906, por fondos ordina-
rios, $2o7.45. Importe total de
los ingEesos ocurridos durante el
afio, S2,433.47.-Total de ingresos,
$2.64I.22.
Importan los egresos veri6ca-
dos, S., 3o2, 33.-Existencia en- ca
ia para el siguiente afo: $53S.89.
Total: $2,64I.22,
Classification de Ia existencia
Fondos ordinarios, S224. Sod
de caminos, $lI4.-Total: $33S.s9
Despues de haber cubierto to
das sus atenciones y de haber pa
gado totalmente su deuda fotante
cnenta el municipio de Naranjit'
con uu sobrante de S $3.50, que e
elocuente prueba de la actividad
cello desplegados en- Ell curse de
anterior afio econ6mico en- la direc
ci6n de los asuntos comunales po
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