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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-08-01

hours, Inere SnOuld De an adequate
water supply and the necessary wash
basins. soap and towels. Either shavings
or sawdust should be used for bedding
The manure should be removed from the
stalls twice daily. except when the cows
are outside in the fields the entire time
between the morning and afternoon milk
| ngs. The manure gutter must he kept
in sanitary condition. and all sweeping,
cleaning and feeding be finished at least
30 minutes before milking. so that at that
time the air may be free from dust.
WATER SUPPLY.
The whole premises used for dairy
| purposes, as well as the barn, must have
! a supply of water absolutely free from
| any danger of pollution with animal mat
ter, and sufficiently abundant for all
purposes and easy of access.
THE COWS.
| The entire herd must be tuberculn
tested. The cows should be examined at
least twice year by a skilled vetcr-
marian. Any animal suspected of being
in bad health must be promptly removed
from the herd and her milk rejected.
Never add an animal to the herd until
it has been tested with tuberculin and
~ certain u Tree from disease. DO
| ''' "Ho" wv COWS 10 ne excited oE
| ""'" o''''"N' abuse 'oud "Iklhg' or any
unnecessary disturbance. DO not allow
| an! s'rohSN haNoreu lood' IKE garlic,
vi Npo'ie" S"aFe' OF Silase made from i'm
',"''.e corn ""'cn Will ahect the mayor
Vi iii'Ih' 10 DC eaten oy the cows.
| ALL FEEDING CHANGES MIST PIE
GRADUAL,
''oo'n '"e e"''re oouS OIL the COW DAILY
N''p' WIN" III pasture put not within an
"o"' "eio'e ii''lkiiis' before each milking
~ ','e """'i WV" cream uafnp cloth'
| "'" WV" necessary WASH IL with soap
"'.N "'''' ana airy u win cream
,'"'' ->'''F caVe inc udder wet ana
" sure 'n't 'n' water ma tower used are
N',"" 1T 'ne h"'r III Tie region OF ne
",i'e' long ana not easily kept
N'".'' - H""u'u ne chpped' me COWS
Ing cleaned for milking untn ,ho r,tl,,,re
Is n",S"eo' chain or rope may be
"'ltte"tu "'l"er the neck 10 prevent this
wa "'''n' i'"''l COWS "' uaFS p"tore ana
Az u"S ''''r '"N'"s must ne reJcc'eo'
THE MIXERS.
,,i"T "''N'' H'''ui' De personally ''eah'
| 'e S"ou!u "e'''cr nave nor come IN con-
o,,r,o,a, +, ,,S NUS "'se' ""''e
In case OF any illness in the pcrsor "
| family Of any employee in tho dairy. such
employe must absent himself from the
I.'. '''''' '''''' ~ -
| ''''' ~ ''''' '''
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-08-01
MOTION TO DISMISS.
Railway Company Take Action in Sc
aeatratiOn PrOceedings.

Another phase in the matter of the con-
domination proceedings Instituted by the
city Of Burlington to condemn for a pub
lie wharf lands belonging to the Central
Vermont Railway company came Fri
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-08-01

Mr.. and Mrs, Albert Chesley of East
Burke have just celebrated their Goth
marriage anniversary They are both
in very good health for people of their
age, S4 and sc years, respectively.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-08-01

II you haven't the time to exercise
regularly Doan's ReEulets will pre-
vent constipation. They induce a mild,
easy, healthful action of the bowels
without gripping. Ask your druggist for
them. 25c.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-08-01

hours. There should be an adequate
water supply and the necessary wash
basins. soap and towels. Either shavngs
or sawdust should be used for bedding.
The manure should be removed from the
stalls twice daily. except when the cows
are outside in the fields the entire time
between the morning and afternoon milk
ings. The manure gutter must be kept
in sanitary condition, and all sweeping.
cleaning and feeding be finished at least
30 minutes before milking. so that at that
time the air may be free from dust
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1907-08-21
BEAUTY HINTS FOR THE GIRLS.

Above all, girls, if you would be
beautiful, make it a point to always
wear a smile on the face, wear it
wherever you can. No matter if your
feet are wet and your shoes squash
water every time you take a step,
smile anyway. Remember the old
saying. Smiles are worth more than
face powder"
The complexion should be thorough
ly curried before retiring at night. A
good plan is to take a mixture Of
oat meal and mucilage and plaster it
on the face. When you remove it in
the morning a nice, rosy, healthful
complexion will be the result.
With the coming of summer freckles
may be looked for as usual. These
may easily be avoided by wearing a
baseball mask when you go out OF
doors.
Some people find blackheads very
annoying. The best way to remove
them is to pry them out with a hat
pin or sharp file.
There is nothing so fatal to facial
beauty as a bad carriage. See that
your coachman keeps it in good con-
EDITION.
THE eyebrows may be made heavier
\Aarker by s%hoveling coal three
ery day in a coalyard.
nails clean and well pol
Qttle stove polish and a
Ut nicely. Remember the
ksebrated French beauty:
Is a source of great
soft and white. II
D too prominent run
Fpthes wringer twice
3 Aeks. This will also
Zf,nger and more
graceful uhwayASx Sentinel.
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Possible Solution.

Hell don't e why you look on my
suit with disfavor. Your mother says
she has no objection to my becoming
one Of the family.
She-Well, mamma,s . widow. you
know, and perhaps she means to marry
you herself.-Chicaxo Daily News.
Too Rare.
Guest-Can you tell me what that
chap with the long hair 10 doing over
there?
Proprietor-Is monsieur deaf! Eat
- great musician imported from
Paree.
Guest-Is. Ell? Well, he IL like this
beef you just served me. /,
Proprietor-How is Eat. monsieur?
Guest-Why, he is raw and needs
plenty Of roasting.-Chicago Daily
News.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1907-08-21

essary, to raise during each year be-
ginning with the year 1909 and extend
ing to and including the year 1918, the
sum of two thousand dollars per year,
thus aggregating the sum of twenty
thousand dollars.
Be it further ordained that the
Board of Supervisors of the parish of
Lafayette are hereby requested to APP
point commissioners and clerk to
serve in the premises, to give due no.
tice of said appointment and OF the
time and place of holding said election
as required by law.
Section ;. Be it further ordained
that the commissioners of election
shall receive the ballots of all prop
erty taxpayers of the fifth ward of the
parish of Lafayette entitled to vote al
said special election under the consti-
tuition and laws of the State of Louis
lana and upon which the voter shall
have endorsed or caused to b. en-
dorsed his name and property to be
voted before depositing the same in
the ballot box.
Be it further ordained that this or
dinance be published in the official
journal of the parish of Lafayette dur
ing the period of thirty clear days pre-
viOus to the date of said election. and
thai this ordinance take effect from
and after its passage.
Thus done. read, adopted and signed
and seal affixed in open session 1T La
fayette, Louisiana. this 1tu Gay of
August. 1907.
NJ. BILLEAUD. JR..
President =. j.
FELlX Fl. MOCTON.
Secretary.
There being no further business a motion
10 nCl 'rrn prrv' led.
EEIIN LII. MOTION. Secretary
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1907-08-21
ELECTION RESOLUTION AND
NOTICE
Nd

Whereas the Police Jury of the
Parish of Lafayette did at its session
held on the It'll day of August. 1907,
Ordain an election should be held
throughout the fifth ward of the
Parish of Lafayette on the Both of
September, 1907.
Now. we. the Board of Supervisors
of Election in and for the Parish of
Lafayette. duly qualified, commission
ed and worm, by virtue of the author
ity in us vested. do hereby give pub
Inc notice that on the Both day of Sep
TENDER, 1907, an election will be held
throughout the fifth ward of the
Parish of Lafayette, at Broussard,
J. G. LeBlanc's warehouse. the poll
general election to take the sense of
the property taxpayers OF the fifth
ward of the Parish of Lafayette quali-
fed according to the constitution. and
laws of the State of Louisiana to vote
at said election upon the question of
levying a five mill tax per annum
upon all the taxable property of said
ward, or so much of said five mills as
may be necessary, during the term of
ten years to raise the sum of two
thousand dollars per year, to pay an
aggregate sum of twenty thousand
dollars as specified in the ordinance
adopted by the police jury of the
Parish of Lafayette in aid of the New
iberia. ST. Martin and Northern Rail-
road Company of Louisiana.
And pursuant to the authority vest
ed in us, we the supervisors of election
do hereby name and appoint the fol-
lowing commissioners and clerk to
preside at the polling place above
named and at said election to-wit: H.
Billeaud, JOS. G. Leblanc, j. H. Ber-
nard. commissioners, and A. L. MOu-
ton clerk.
Said commissioners are instructed
open the polls at six u. m. to close
at I p. M. on the same date.
Thus done and signed officially on
this the 18th day of Aug, 1907.
Supervisors of Election,
H. H. HOHORST,
President.
M. MELANCON,
Assessor.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1907-08-21
His First Operation.

The visitor found little Bessie cry.
ing as though her heart would break.
What is the trouble. little girl?"
asked the visitor. alphabetically.
"Boo-hoo!" s0bbed Bessie. "B-Bobby
wants to be . surgeon when he gets
big"
And does that worry you, my
dear?"
"Y-yes: he has cut all the sawdust
out Of my dolly to see II she has ap-
pendicitis."
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1907-08-21
ELECTION RESOLUTION AND
NOTICE.


Whereas the Police Jury of the
Parish of Lafayette did at its session
held on the It'll day of Aug, 1907. Or
dain an election should be held
throughout the fourth ward of the
Parish of Lafayette on the Both day of
September, 1907.
Now, we, the Board of Supervisors
of election in and for the parish of
Lafayette, duly qualified, commission
ed and sworn, by virtue of the author.
ity in us vested, do hereby give public
notice that on the Both day of Septem-
throughout the fourth ward of the
Parish of Lafayette, Youngsville, at
Theall's warehouse, the polling. place
of said ward, at the last general elec-
ton to take the sense of the property
taxpayers of the fourth ward OF the
Parish of Lafayette qualified accord
ing to the constitution and laws OF the
State of Louisiana to vote at said
election upon the question of ievying
q five mill tax per annum upon all the
taxable property of said ward. Or SO
much of said FIVE mills as may be ne
cessary, during the term of ten years
to raise the sum of two thousand dol
lars per year, to pay an aggregate
sum of twenty thousand dollars as
specified in the ordinance adopted by
the police jury of the Parish of Lafa-
yette in aid of the New Ibeaia. st.
Martin and Northern Railroad Com
pany of Louisiana
And pursuant to the authority vest
ed in lis, we the supervisors of election,
do hereby name and appoint the fol-
lowing commissioners and clerk to
preside at the polling place above
named and at said election. to-wit: A.
L. Dyer, A. Theall, p. B. Roy, COM
missioners, Ferdinand Trahan clerk.
Said commissioners are instructed
to open the polls at six q. m. and to
close at I D. m. on the same date.
Thus done and signed officially on
this the 18th day of Aug, 1907.
Supervisors of Election,
H. 81. HOHORST,
N. MELANCON,
Aasesooc.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1907-08-21
POLICE JURY ORDINANCE.

Lafayette, La. Aug. 9TH, 1907.
Pursuant to adjournment the police jury
me, this day with the following members
urrseut: Alfred A. Delhomme, Cornelius
Spell. ]. Edmoud Moutoo. valery Boud-
,esu. Albert Theall. M. Billeaud IT,. pre-
siding, ]. H. Connolly. p. r. Landry. and
L G. Breaux.
AN ORDINANCE.
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Miss De Wad-After getting back
to town l love to think of old ocean.
Can't you still feel the roll?
Reggy De Broke-No. The land
lord has got mine!-Rochester Demo-
crat.
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impossible.

They say that politicians steal
And wealth is always tainted
This world could never be, We feel
AS bad as it is painted.
Washington Star.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1907-08-21

AN ORDINANCE ordering a special
election in the fifth ward of the
Parish of Lafayette upon the pc
titiOn of more than n third of
the property taxpayers of the said
fifth ward of the Parish of Lafa-
yette requesting the same to take
the sense of the property tax
layers of said ward on a prOpo-
sitiOn granting to the new Iberia,
St. Martin * Northern Railroad
Company a FIVE mill tax, or so
much of said five mills as may be
necessary. for a period of ten
years to raise two thousand dol
lars per annum to pay a bO-
nus of not more than twenty
Thousand dollars under the
terms and subject to limitations
placed in the petition for said
election.
Whereas a petition having beSn re-
ceived from the property taxpayers
residing in the fifth ward of the
Parish of Lafayette entitled to vote at
special elections called according to
Law to levy special taxes in aid of
railway enterprises as is provided in
article 27O of the constitution and act
POP of 1898, and the said petition hav-
ing been signed by a number of prop
erty taxpayers residing in said ward
and qualified to participate in said
election far in exces of one third in
number, as was ascertained by an ex-
animation of said petition and the
assessment roll of the said fifth ward
of the Parish of Lafayette for the year
1Anls I'D Tho xvoolc un1 t,, ant,1
petition as we'll as the signatures
thereto annexed r. as follows, tO-wit:
10 the Hon. Police Jury, Parish of La
.fdyette, State Of Louisiana:
We, the undersigned property tax
payers of the fifth ward of the Parish
of Lafayette, State of Louisiana, and
entitled to vote therein upon the prop
osition hereinafter mentioned, respect
petition and memorabilia your
Body to order q special
according to law of the prop
erty taxpayers of the said fifth ward
of the Parish of Lafayette entitled to
vote under the constitution and laws
of the State of Louisiana, the object
and purpose of said election being for
the purpose of levying q tax to real
ize the sum of two thousand dollars
per year for the period of ten years,
with the year 1909 and ex-
lending TO and including the year 1916,
in favor of the New iberia, St. Martin
and Northern Railroad Company: the
full amount to be realized by taxation
being the sum of twenty thousand dol
lars to be levied, collected and paid
ten annual payments of two thous-
and dollars each: to be paid to the
New Iberia, St. Martin & Northern
Company; said amount of
two thousand dollars per year for the
period Of ten years to be raised by
the levy and imposition of q IA of
Eve mills per annum for said period
Of ten years. beginning with the year
1909 md extending IN and Including
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1907-08-21
FELIX H. MOUTON.
Secretary

There being no further business a motor
TO nj urn prrv' led.
fELiX Ill. MOUrON, Secretary.
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q Woy " AAAo ouo SAPtSSos
Sixth--rhe tax to be levied and collected
and the annual o herein provided foe,
shall not be paid to the railroad company
until the said railroad line shall have been
built and in operation and the other condi-
tons hereinabove set forth shall have been
complied with.
A. L. Denias, Hilaire David, Alcide
Mouton, Adrien Mouton, c. ID. Bourque,
Euphemond Brous.ard, Jules Mailhes,
Pierre Simon, Leo Decou. ]. H. David,
L. A. Leblanc. Jean Boure, Phisemond
Simon, Norbert Larriviere, Zidre Melancon,
Ursin A. Mouton, Albert Hebret, Ellie
David, Ferdinand Iratan, A. l.. Dyer,
John Landry, Jean Achille Melanacon,
rheoville Vincent, Rosemond Leblanc.
Jos. Hebert, IT,, Homer Boudreaux Edmond
Decou Jean Simon. Eusebe Simon, Andre
Simon, Bonifas Baudoin, Joseph Decou,
Albert Brossard. Andre Hebert. Jr., Arsstide
Stoute, Alexis Duhon. Robert Hebert, Leo
pold Toups, Emedice Broussard, Overton
Cade, r. O. Young. Rev. ]. Koguet, Elias
David, P. A. Duplex, Jos. Vallot, Laodis
Broussa.d, Felix Langlinais A. T. Comeaux.
B. Lauglinais, P. B. Roy, o. H. Theriot
Harrison Theall, Cyraiac Blanchet,
Francois Leblanc, L. S. Bronssard, ]. E.
Bordeaux, Mrs. G. Albert Baudoin, Andrea
Daniel, Mary Joseph, Aurisca T~hibodeaux.
Idea Josephine Solari Ozea Trahan, Mary
1rAhan Cecile Trahan, .Olita Romero.
Olive Romero. Mrs. Jos. Landy Mrs. B.
p. Landry. Mrs. Felivien Trahan, Mrs. J.
q. Savoy, Mrs. Estinv,lle Hulin, Mrs.
Jules Laugliuais, Mrs. Paul Melancon. Mrs.
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,
for q period of ten years, in aid of
the New Iberia, St. Martin 4 North
ern Railroad Company, a corporation
organized nnder the laws of the State
of Louisiana. The said tax to he
levied and collected according to law
and cOnformably to the terms, cOndi-
tlOns and limitations recited in the
hereinabOve petitions: beginning in the
year 1909 and extending to the year
1918 inclusive. to produce annually
the sum of two thousand dollars, max
ing an aggregate amount of twenty
thousand dollars to be collected.
Section 2. Be it further ordained
that said election shall be held under
the election laws of the State of Louis
lana, and at the polling places at
which the last preceding election was
held, to-wit: j. G.. Leblanc w. H.,
BrOussard, La, and that the form of
ballot to be used at said election shall
be the following. tO-wit:
For a special tax of five mills in
favor of the New Iberia, st. Martin
& Northern Railroad Company, or so
much of said Eve mills as may be nee
essary, to raise during each year, be-
ginning with the year 1909 and extend
ing to and including the year 1918, the
sum of two thousand dollars per year,
thus aggregating the sum of twenty
dollars.
Against the special tax of Ave mills
in favor of the New Iberia, st. Martin
& Northern Rsilroad Company, or so
much of said five mills IS may be nee
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-12-04
sEMPER.
Il TITuGIl ] ID Ileunl,

Es On los paissH On Los cuaIeH Ia vacu'
nRci6n = Is revacunaci6n es obligRtoris,
que ls viruela hacs menoB eltragos. La
prusba mas eloCuenta de la acCi6n ban6ica
de la Yacuns noB Ia de el impario alemkn.
La ley que hace obligAtoTia la vaCunaCi6n
= la Teyacunaci6n principle 4 efsctuaEss
en- TODD 81 pals & paEtir del primerO de
Abril dc 1875.
81 reaultado de eata leyIfu6 81 iguiente:
de 1870 4 1874 Derdi6 81 impario, Vfctimsa
dc Ia viTuela, 165, 1000 habitantsQ; dc 1886
& 1899 esta Cifra 50 reduio 4 1,O4O;
On 1895 no hnbo en- AIomania, con 42
millonas dc habitantea, nino 27 defanciones
pnr YiEuela! y eu 1898 TREcE canoaIl. :.
$50 an Ia ffontarR ruHa.
81 catmplinientO eotrictO de Ia leg de va
csssacS6n q TevGounooi6n, he hecho desa.
parseer Ia VirWela del tegritOriO aEsm6n.-
DR.. Z. Razstti.
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La aeIamaei6n De Ia gulllotina.
GIInOf popular % FraRell.

Paris, noviombEe 15.-El aumento de
la oFiminalidad On Francis hR levantado
an gran ClamoF popular por 81 FestabIsCi
miento de la psna de muerte, que pr6cBica.
msnte eBt6 abolids por las siBtem6ticas
Conmutaciones do Las nentencisa la pens
Cspitsl.
El gobierno dessa vehemsntements
reemplazaEls poE la de trabajog forzRdou &
peFpetuidad.
En- las ActuaIss BesioneB del Parlamento
81 Cabinets tTata dc asegurar la "aboli.
Ci6n de ls sjecuCi6n de los criminaleS;"
peEo rscientemsnts los jurados On toda la
naci6n han Fecomendado 81 empleo de la
guillotina como 81 dniCo medic de acabar
con las atrocidadss tan frecuentes; caai
diario Be Cometen asesi7AtoB ca Paris en-
las pHovincias.
On disrio abEi6 an concurso de opinio.
nes del que reBult6 que 1.O83 600 Votos
fsvOEecieron Ia psna capital y 328, ,692 dc
deClaEaron contraEio8 & ella.
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DE SQGIEDAD.

Para UtuadO. Cen objeto de paBar
una tsmporada On Ia nimp6tics Ciudad aa.
len msfianR para ella, IcH dihtinguidos eB !.
pono1 Igiesias Cagaleulc, q loE que degaa.
mos buan Visje y gratsB impreaioneH On
suB Iarea.
Los que vweEven. -Degpu6z de pasaF una
larga tsmporada en- Paris han FegEesado
hoy ca 81 Yapor frances & "a Esaidencia de
Hato. Rsy la distinguida mdOFa Maria
GiuBi de Giusti, Ga HsfioEita heEmRna Gle.
mentins y 81 gracioao nifio de los eBtima-
bles eBpoaoB Giuati. Giuati.
Ia gefioPa viene muy bien de salad.
Danes la bienvenida las diAtingUidRg
compatTi6taH que vuelVen Ia eiudad de
San Juan en- donds son tan eGtimadoH.
Para ,Nteva York EmbaFc6 aver pa
70 Nueva York en aHuntos de negocioa 81
sefior Eduardo Gaorgatti, hacsndado de
BarcaIoneta. Buen viaje y exitO le dc
aeamoa en- Bu visje 81 diRtiDguido Ccm'
patriots,
BOda. La diatiD guida aefiorita cuIta
prCfsaora dc Manatf, Mercedes Infants
Saavedra, be undo % ausrts con 81 dulCs
lazo del himeneo CON 81 i6ven Colombiano
senior Abel MuEillo. Que la fslicidsd que
hoy les HonrEie sea tanta como On Ia vida
es pogible.
Para Barcelona. embareado para
BarCeIonn deBpu6s de pasaF algdn tempo
On estR ciudad, 81 i6vsn Luis Fabro Val
d6B, que por haber decidido 60 viajs
ultima hoFR no hs podido despedirBe de
aus numeEesss Rmistsdes squf , nos sncsF
ga hRcerlo en- 81 nombFe pidiendo discul'
pa. Deueamosle grsto viaje
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Ell SARGENTO ORTIZ
en- Manati.
Presto en- eI pueblo un excelenta
SeTViCiO.
AIgunls nothas psrmlR0CG sp0gldo o. alum.
hTldo ldbIIGo rs'ultlndO lnifiRsIilhlss
aIguRls Gales.
(De nuestro oorresponsal sspeoial.) }

Diciembre Bel Eargento Ortiz dsBta.
cadO en- ManRtf en- union del gnRrdia
Diaz sorprendi6 81 skbado 81 individuo
que dijO llamRrse Jose Slntisgo, vendien.
do una caballo baatante hsrmono, como
Tie infundierR alguna duda TeEolvi6 aETes-
tarle y hacer una investigation del case y,
deBpues de aveEiguRciones = preguntas del
saEgentO Fesult6 llamsFse Felipe Cruz ca
''GuaainA' hAbi6ndole manifaHtado cate
mas tarde que 81 caballo 10 hRbfa huTtRdo
on Santa Isabel don Conrado Dfaz (peRc
gus HiempEs tanfa la idea de devolvsrlo
ga dulho.)
AdemSB resnlt6 estar FequisitoriRdo por
Ia corte municipal de GuRyama por abuEo
de confianza. De todo conoce 81 iuaz Cor.
dova DGvila.
LA coTts municipal de Manatf que ae
encOntrabR On MoroviB J Gales celobran-
do juioio ha regreBado despu6s de hAber
celebEado baBtantes ca dichos pueblo1.
-LlamamoH lR Rtenci6n del Hon. Al
calde sObEe 81 hscho do queaIgunas necheG
permaneCe Rpsgado 81 alumbEado pdblico
deBpu6s de Ia Uno Las dos de Ia mafiana
reeuItRndo intranAitables Las GALES de Ia
"MalezR" y otraIl por 10 que esperamo8
Ee Bubsanen eatoB eclipces
-Por 81 saTgento de este pueato fac
arre5tado nm muchacho como dc doce
trsce sfios, autor de an Eobo hecho don
Juan r Santana, del comarcio de asta
plaza, hRbi6ndole oCupRdo los efsctos 70.
badou.
-Nueatro amigo don Paclfoo Taboas
del alto comerCiO, 90 encueptTa en- la playa
pasandO una tsmporadR por prescription
facultativa. Que cuanto anteB vuelva q
esta donde 90 le estimR on 10 que vale,
Gon nueAtros deaoos.
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mentarioG IobTs Ia conducts del Rargento
que Sc sncuentFa -destacado aquf, al que
adn no conOcemoR, po1 Hu rectitud i'm
parcialidRd en- 81 cUmplimiento de sus
deberss, , como oaballero particular.
Que Gga siempre asf gEanjeandoue las
simpatfas de las personas decencentes
perIiguiendo & los infraCtoreB dc IL Ley
y Deguro que tsndr6 81 aplauso de las per,
sonaB ssnGataB de ests sociedad.
Sc dice que pFonto Bsr6 rtformado el
Hotel California de este pueblo que ha
pToduoidU gran algeria entire aus comsn.
sales al p6bliCo en- general.