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The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-14

"Love Is the great bcautifer. All that the homelest old maid needs to make her beautiful Is to be kissed" says Dorothy
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-14

"All aboard on the Pie Liner' sings festive poet. The first stop must be h. digestion.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-14

It is not against the law to tell a man to go to hell in Mississippi, but he may, if he so desires, refuse to go.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-14

Entered at the Birmingham Aia'' postoffice as second-class matter uhoeE act of Congress March 3, 1879.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-14

At Missouri college father Is In the freshman class and his son is a sopho- more. The spanking attitude is here seen reversed
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-14

Tn God We Trust" has been taken off the new s10 gold pieces. This is a skeptI- cal age. We don't trust anybody now.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-14
bout Persons.

y, member of the legisla- lker county, returning from passed through the city last
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-14

A good joke has been played on the high-lfers in New Yorks gilded hotels. Bibles have been placed there for them to read.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1907-05-30
DANGER IN DELAY.
Kidney Diseases Are Too DAN
gerous for Rich Hill Peo-
pleto Neglect

The great danger ot tidney troub-
les is that they get "a frm hold be-
fore the sufferer recognizes them.
Health is gradually undermined
Bncsaehe. headaclsc, nervousness,
iameness. soreness. lumbago, urin-
ary troubles, dropsy. diabetes and
Brlght's disease follow in merciiess
succession, Don't neglect your Kid
neys. Cure the Kidneys with the
certain and saie remedy, Doan's
kidney Pulls.
Airs. Ray Tyler, Harrison ST., But
ler, No, says; "Doan's kidney
Pills have proved 90 be a good med.
ieins IN my ePse, ihave suffered much
pain 10 my back aud az times notic'
ca \ diEIluess and spots beiore my
eyes. The aching sceIncd worss al
night, until iuy husband brought
home box oi Doan's kidney Pills
I used them aud found immedlats
rcllei from my aches and pains and
was senerally lnvlEorated. hav,
no trouble with my hack aud kid
neys now.
{ Plenty nona proof like this IRON
Rich Rn people Call at 0per,
Drug Storc aud ask what eustOnen
IMPORT.
For sale by all dealers. Prize 6le
Foster. Nn0arn Co, Bonaio, Nev
YoFk solo agents Cor tbs Unlle'
states,
Remrmber the nalne - p0an's :
and tass 30 Other
The Rich Hill tribune., 1907-05-30

\. 5. Short, the man who was
killed at Pittsburg, Kans. few
days ago, was buried Sunday
afternoon from the ~. + Church,
South, Rev. Perry Long conduct.
ing the funeral services. The
United Mine Workers turned oul
Ia force and accompanied the
remaias 10 their last resting
place ia Green Lawn Cemetery.
The luncheon served by tbs
ladies Of the Walnut 81 n. E
Church AZ the home Of Mrs.
Frank Geneh yesterday agser
neon vas a success financially
ana socially.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1907-05-30
MISSION BRANCH.

Rather chilly this morning for
the 9th of May.
The farmers are busy as bees
planting their corn over, and one
or two in our neighborhoOd had
to plant their potatoes the sec
ond time.
SIR. Jess Earnest and little
sister Sarah, attended childrens
day exercises at Papinsville last
Sunday.
We wonder if Ike" don't
know that the Review looks like
something had been forgotten
when he doesn't write.
W. E. Hill and wife and Mr..
and Mrs. Kerns visited with ].
E Bailey and wife Sunday.
We saw ia the papers last week
that Mr.. Geo. p. Huckeby had
received the postofice. We are
very glad that he did as he has
/ been there before, and we think
I he viii fill the place very we'll
Little Miss Edyth Bailey is
J having quite a spell OF neuralgis
and soothaohe.
Mesdames Kennedy and Wine
niger spent Thursday afternoor
with Mrs. Thornburg.
The farmers are ell thankfu
to see their wheat looking better
but most OF the oats look rathel
spotted yet
Aunt Rhody says our dand,
little mail carrier is married
We don't think so. but II he is VI
won't sign any petition FOR hi
fbrother Everett, for We are afrsi'
he would not make as good
carrier as Cleve.
Miss Cora Foster was dow
Sunday to visit her sister Mrs
Della LAnnings.
COUNTY, CoCsiN.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1907-05-30
Clty CoancII PfoceedInas.

Rich Hill, Mo, May %, 1907
City Council met In regular
session and was called 70 order
by the Mayor. Roll call dis.
closed the absence Of Aid. Stone.
braker The minutes Of the last
regular meeting we're read and
approved as read.
Communication from Judge
Chas. A. Denton in reply 70 the
remonstrance against the mining
Of coal within the city limits was
read and ordered fled.
st. and Alley Com. reported
crossing and street work pro
crossing nicely.
Walk ordered thrown out in
front Of business building Of the
Kimball estate and legal steps
taken to construct a new walk in
accordance with the ordinance.
st. Comr. reported SAC col
lected in poll tax for the month
Of April.
Park and Gem. Com. instruct
ed to give attention to trees in
need of pruning in East Park.
Bills allowed to the amount of
s47O.s6.
A special committee was ap-
pointed to interview the execu-
tive committee Of the Ladies'
Cemetery Association at Butler,
with a view to instituting a sim
liar organization here.
Ordinance No. 367 was read
providing for the construction
Of sidewalk on and along GER
tain lots and blocks on the east
side of No. Fifth st. The ordi-
nance was passed in regular
form and properly signed.
The councils attention was
called to the dangerous condition
of the Newton building on So.
Sixth st.
The council is to take immedi-
ate steps for the promotion of a
deep well to supply the water
system.
There being no further bust
ness, by motion the board ad.
journed.
]. K. MARTIN, Mayor
Attest: ]. Ed. JONES, Clerk.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1907-05-30
WILLOW GROVE.

Mr., and Mrs. EdW. Houghtou
have painted their home, besides
improving it in other ways. They
now have a beautiful home.
Little Gladys Griggs is among
the measles sufferers this week.
Mrs. Della Beck Of Hunter,
OEla, came in on the noon train
Sunday. She win visit friends
and relatives in and around Rich
.Hill this summer.
Wheat and oats around rs are
in a discoursging condition.
Green bugs and cold weather
combined have greatly shortened
the crop.
U. Ayers and Spivey Sivil's
children hare measles.
Merry shouts ofehlldish voices
we're heard along Willow Grove
branch Friday. The junior
league Of the Walnut 81. Metho-
list church were enjoying their
annual outing.
Newman Gossom bought q fine
| pair Of geese Monday 70 send to
his sister Ia Kentucky.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. II. Isowder
dined al wm. Copeland's home
Sunday. BY the way. il was
John Lowder and wife who are
the parents Of q little daughter
Instead OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. II.
lLowder as the papers stated last
week.
Mrs. Wm. Robertson OF Reav.
ley was shopping and visiting
friends in Rich Hin Monday.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1907-05-30
TWlCt-A-wtfE RfPuBuC.
Three Years Eos one Dollar

Three Years EoP one Dollar,
Ths rwiee-A.week REPUBLIC. "a
sc. L.oula. No. the oldcsJ and best
known seni.weekly newspaper IA
the United states. Is making the ~
laRrkable subscription olier % three
iuli years for sl --sl2 eiEht.psss pa
pers The ofer d good untu May 81,
isog. only. Tell year lrleads o. this
opportunity 60 get q semiweesly
thrre whole years Dor e. n ron are
ulpeady a subscr,l,eF, y0uf order viii
be atCeptrd nov Tor a reneWai 20
bessn lseA youF pressat sobscFir-
tion expires Remember, a dollar
before June pays FOR thrve years.
Seud all or,iers 20 rhe Repuolls.
81 Louis. 40.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1907-05-30

Mr.. Clyde j. Thompson, of
Bartlesviile, Oklahoma, and Miss
Pearl Beggs of Rich Hill, were
married at Bartlesville, Wednes-
day, May p, by the Rev COrwin
of the Christian Church. The
bride has many friends in Rich
Hill who will be pleased to hear
of her good luck and who Join the
TRIBUNE in wishing the happy
couple long life and prosperity.
Mrs. w. K. Royce arrived in
the city Monday from McAlister,
Ind. Terr., where she has been
for some time past assisting in
the care of her sister, Mrs. r. V.
Austin, who died q short time
ago,
Spring viii be here in earnest
as soon as Judge Wright gets
his linen trousers. he has or
dered them but their arrival i:
delayed from some cause.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1907-05-30
$3.50 9339 80 > 9398s9S Soea
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Henry Christman went to In
dependence, Mo, Monday.
The Latter Day Saints Sunday
School picniced down on the riy-
or Tuesday.
Frank Ryan was a passenger
for Kansas City Monday on a
business trip.
John Johnson of Butler was in
town Monday visiting among the
boys and girls, especially the lat
ter.
Quite a number Of the little
folks of our town are enjoying a
round with the measles these
days.
Mrs. J. Q. Taylor went 70 Ne
vada Monday loaltend the Cottay
College Commencement Exer.
cises.
Miss Addie Lyle OF the country
west OF here arrived Monday
from some school she has been
attending,
Prof. Isadore Loeb Of the Uni.
versity Of Missouri at Columbia
spent Sunday with II. Loeb and
family Of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Zweigert,
Of the Carbon Center neighbor'
hood, attended Royal Neighbor
lodge Monday night.
The G. A. r. Boys dedicated
their new silk dag Sunday by
use in the Sunday Memorial ser
vices at the Catholic Church.
MIRA. Harve johnson Of Butler
spent Monday afternoon In the
city visiting and attended thS
Royal Neighbor's meeting al
night.
Mrs. Annie d. Jones, widow O
Capt. ]. S. Jones, returned Mon
day from Kansas City, where sh'
has been on an extended visit 4
her daughters.
Postmaster l. w. King o
Metz, Is reported quite sick as
result OF ptomaine poisoning
He was In a critical condition 70,
a time but Is now improving. ii
"a the father OF Mrs. Ed. SnoV
Of this city.
The next regular meeting o
Gen. Candy Post No. 10, G, A. r
viii be held Saturday afternoon
June list. at Q p. IA. in their head
quarters Ia r. OF l. Hall on NJ
9th street, A full attendance /
desired. Don't forget the tim
o. plaza
The Rich Hill tribune., 1907-05-30

Last sunday morning the
Depol Hotel a. Butler 80 nearly
burned ~ the groend that ii IS q
total wFec
The Rich Hill tribune., 1907-05-30
Money toL.oan

have a few thousand dollars
to loan on easy terms on good
farm property.
Il. P. RObinsOn.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1907-05-30

W" 80 -f--4 tAa-NrN ga hftAf ~
ments for the removal Of his
family to that city about June
1st. DR.. Miller and family have
made many friends during their
residence here. al Of whom re
gret 10 see them go away, but
wish them prosperity and hap
piness in their new home. Ne
vada Herald.
Rev. A. f. Ryan with a lot Of
school teachers, Profs. Robinson,
King, Leedy and VanBenthusen,
took a trip out to the river Mon
day to take a lesson in fishing.
This first lesson resulted in
about three pounds Of fish to five
men. How much they learned
about fisherman's luck is not re-
corded, but we've no doubt they
came homo happy.
Children's Day was very ap-
propriately observed by the sun
day school Of the Presbyterian
Church last Sunday. The church
was tastefully decorated for the
occasion and the program was
carried through in a manner
pleasing to the audience and with
credit to all those who took part.
Firebugs seem to be getting in
their work in our neighboring
city of Nevada and the Herald of
that city insinuates there may be
a necktie party if the business
don't stop. Three fires in one
night is a little more than the
people want to.stand for.
Capt. ]. NJ. Stephenson and
wife, Of the Carbon Center neigh
borhood, have returned from an
extended prospecting tour in
Indian Ty. They think some of
moving down to that country pro.
vided they can secure a good
piece of real estate.
Joe NJ. McKibben, a former
citizen Of Rich Hill, now OF Cali.
fornia, was in the city the latter
part OF last week visiting his
brother, Jas. McKibben and
other relatives. He went TO Elk.
celsior Springs Monday.
The Royal Neighbors report a
splendid meeting Monday night.
Three new members were init
ated and at the close of the meet
ing all adjourned TO Hickey :
; where refreshments we're pro
: yided by committees,
Mr.. J. NJ. Stephenson while
in the TRIBUNE office Monday
left a good pair of spectacle:
lying on our desk which he car
] have by calling for them ant
"settin 'em up" for this notice
/ will buy cream al my Pro
! duce House on North 9th street,
l for the lola Creamery Co. vii
receive cream Tuesdays and Fri
, days. A square deal guaranteed
/. j. 5. NICHOLS.
Mrs, A. L. Leonard OF Kansas
City, returned TO her home las
Saturday after a visit TO her par
: ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam1 Miller
!. and other relatives.
NURSING Anyone needing thI
r services of a nurse apply 70 Mrs
e NJ. G. Neat, at J. q. Hanley res
Q denoe, corner Walnut and Fay
{ ette. tia
Mr.. Edw. Medley and famil
4 are moving this week 10 Pitts
/. burg, Kans. They leave man
e friends behind them.
o Mr.. P. Pearson has been mai
ing quite extensive improve
# ments about his home on eas
a Walnut street.
:. Mrs. A. G, Bradley and chi
The Rich Hill tribune., 1907-05-30

morning ABOUT y CLOCK Oh Ehfh
I Avenue that came near resulting
seriously. As Mr.. Morrison,
who lives out south east Of town,
was crossing the railroad, his
horse became frightened and
dashed up the street, and when
in front Of DR.. Harris drug store.
run into the sidewalk against the
iron posts, Jerking Mr.. Morrison
over the dashboard under the
heels of the frightened animal
The horse gave a vicious kick,
stripped himself Of the buggy
shafts and dashed away down
Sixth Street. Mr.. M. slowly
gathered himself up, walked mp
to DR.. Aliens office and had the
wound on the back of his head
dressed and other bruises at
tended to. The call was very
close but a miss is as good as a
mile. In the meantime, the
horse had been captured and re-
returned TO the owner. The
animal is a young one not yet
thoroughly broken to harness.
Last Thursday, the Seniors Of
/ '08 and several others spent the
day in Hedden's Grove near Fair
view. The day was spent in
roaming around, yelling, fight
ing chiggers, etc, the feature be-
ing the splendid dinner brought
by the girls. They came back
tired but happy.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. D. Winchell
viii leave Friday for q two
months visit with their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Ed Royce, down on the
farm in Pulaski. On their way
they viii spend a day with the
family of Rev. G. C. James, at
Springfield.
The District Epworth League
Convention for this the Carthage
District of the NJ. E. Church,
will be held in Joplin next week.
! Several delegates from til e
Leagues of the Walnut Street NJ.
E. Church contemplate attend.
ing.
]. H. Williams was a passenger
for Kansas City Tuesday night
where he went TO attend the
funeral of w. G. Perry, Presi
dent of the Central Coal & CokC
lCo., who died quite suddenly q
= few days ago.
President J. T. Wilson Of the
Commercial State Bank has his
family here from Kansas City
They are excellent people an6
will reside in the old Scott prop
erty opposite the northwest cor
ner of West Park.
The social Of the Sunday
School class Of Mrs. II. P. Jane:
was an event of no little impor
tance TO all those who took par
in II. A splendid good time wa:
enjoyed by both teacher anc
scholars.
Harley McCarty and wife o
: Kansas City are in the city visit
ing friends and relatives. Mrs
McCarty was Miss Daisy Chss
tain, well known in Rich Hill
/ social circles few years ago.
Altus Reed ana vile OF Lead
vile, Colo, who have been her,
the past week or so visiting Mr.
5 and Mrs. J. r. Hales and othe
I relatives, departed for thei
+. home Tuesday noon.
: J. l. Wyatt OF Hume was 1
the city last Saturday, lookin
Q after some business matters an
!. called at the TRIBUNE Office for
!. short time chat.
Mrs. Jesse Delamater and III
tie soA have returned 10 thei
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-10

Hotel "Ingaterra", baios, Tetuan.
Tuan Carreras, frenta al Colonial Bank'
Farmacia Colon, Plaza sBaldorioty'
Iohn Giller y CO, Plaza sBaldoriotys
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-10
DODA- En- AGu|llE

En- la noche del seis del mes en-
curse contrajeron matrimonio en- la
morada de Mr.. Ridchmon Cabb,
ante el juez de Salinas don Rosen-
do Arce, nuestro amigo don Adolfo
Lanauzze y la bella Seforita Della
Muller.
Fueron testigos nuestros ami
gos los sefiores don Francisco V.
Oben y don Guillermo Godreau.
La boda celebr6se en- familia,
habiendo asistido Ia de los contra
yentes y algunos amigos particu-
lares.
Grat(simas horas Sc pasaron en-
la morada del Sehor Cabb, hermano
politico de la desposada, quien en-
union de su sefiora esposa hicieron
los honores de Ia casa y obsequiaron
esplendidamente a los concurrentes.
Que el angel de la felicidad
sonrfa siempre en- el hogar de los
esposos Lanauzze- Muller son nues.
tros deseos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-10
vu'IcipI' De San Sebastian

Ordenanza acordando el remate de los
servicios Extraction de basu-
ras" y "Medicinas para hospital
y enfermos pobres "
Ordenase por ell Concejo MuMici-
pal de San Sebastian:
Secci6n Que los servicios es-
pecihcados en- Ell epfgrafe, correspon-
dientes al ejercicio pr6ximo de 1907
1908 y que tienen una asignaci6n en-
preSupuesto de ciento ochenta dollars
y seiscientos dollars Sc sometan 4 p6-
blica licitaci6n, bajo las mismas bases
y condolences por que Sc han regido
en- el corriente.
Secci6n II I,-Que dichos remates
-endran lugar ante la Junta adjudi-
cadora, compuesta del Alcalde, Ell
Presidente del Concejo el Secreta-
rio, eldia 20 de los corrientes q las
siguientes horas:
Extraction de basuras, Q a. N.
Medicinas para Iel hospital y enfer-
mos pobres, IL am
III.-Que las proposiciones Sc
Sc abriran en- Secretaria donde estara
constituida la Junta Adjudicadora,
media hora antes de comenzar cada
remate, despues de la cual no SC ad-
mitiran otras proposiciones, y estas
deberan ajustarse al modelo formula
do Ell el pusado aiio, que estar6 de
manifesto Ell la ofcina del Secreta-
rio, juntamente con los pliegos de
eondiciones porque han de regirse am
bos remates.
Secci6n VIA Junta Sc reser.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-10

va el derecho de rechazar cualquiera
s todas las proposiciones que Sc pre-.
senten.
Sccci6n V.-Que una copia de
esta Ordenanza sera fiada en- cinco
puntos visibles de esta boblaci6n, pu!
blicandose ademas en- un peri6dieo de
general circulation.
SALVADOR GAyA DoMENEcH, Sc.
.cretario Municipal de San Sebastian.
Certi6co que la anterior IS eopia
feel y exacta de la Ordenanza votada
por Ell Concsjo Municipal de San Sc
sion celebrada Ell dos del actual. En-
testimon de 10 cual y para su pu4
blicecion en- el :peri6dico La DRMo.
cRAcIA expido la presente visada por
el sefor Alcalde, hey de JUNO de
1907,
VITO. Bno,
NARcIso RABElL SALVADOR GAYA,
AsaIde' sscTstaTiol
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-10
NOT|c|A! uEuElALE!

Nuestro estimate amigo don
Emilio E. Garcia, de Sabana Gran
de, agente de La EMocRAc1A, nos
encarga hagamos saber que por
ahora no piensa ausentar de aque-
LA localidad, pues 81 bien e. cierto
que abrigaba aquel prop6sito, ha
desistido de el.
Sc anuncia para el domingo
pr6ximo TIN rehido deSafiO CON
apuesta de $Ioo entire los clubs SPi-
tirreS y sPalmass.
Han extinguido sus conde.
mas en- la carcel municipal Jose Ro.
driguez, Luis Otero, Juana Ortiz,
Anselma Oquendo, y Maria Rodri.
guez.
Sc VENDE Tin autom6vil do
cinCo adentos. a. caballOs y cua.
tro dhndres, de Ia c&lehre marca
sAutocat', de muy POGO usO y en-
perfectas condolences. Dingirse &
Mr.. A. D. P. P. o. Box a7S, San
Juan, 6a esta Redacsi6n. S-s.
La function del sSbado en- el
teatro termin6 cerca de Ia una de
la madrugada y como 4 esa hofa
no habia servicio de carros elkctri.
COS, muchas personas que no pu4
dieron tomar coches porque en- efec.
to no los habia en- nGmero su6en.
tes, tuvieron que regresar { pie 4
Puerta de TERRA y Sauturce.
Aver hubo lin desaiio de-
base ball en- Puerta de TERRA, en.
tire los club sScorpiOns y sRegi-
miento de Puerto Rico', triunfans
do el primero.
En- esta itnprenta Sc necesi1
tan buenos vendedores.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-10
CASO nun. rs.
En- Ia Corte Municipal de Aiasco, Is
tados UnidoS de America.

En- Ia Corte Municipal de Aiasco, Es-
tados Unidos de America.
Joaquin Oronoz Rod6n vs.. Sue. de
Juan +. Hernandez. -Sobre CO.
bro de 24o dollars Y las costas
que Sc originen
ANISO. - En- Cumpllmlento de
unS orden de ejecuci6n librada en- es-
te peito, hago pdblico que el dfa diez
Y nueye de JUNO de 1907 y hora de
las tres de la tarde, prOcedere ven
der en pdblica subasta por valor de
lonfado, en- moneda americana los
bieneS embargados y Sc describen asi
In predio de terreno radicado en-
el b. rrio de -arriba, termino mu
nieipal de San Sebastian, compuesto
de I es cuerdas equivalentes una
heeti.rea, diez siete areas, y nsventa
Y una centiareaG en- lindes por el Nor
te con la carretera; al Sur Ramon
Font Est= Jose Castafer y Candida
rio de Jesds Marquee, hoy Leon An
giada; Oeste el referido Castafier hoy
Leon An glada, en- cuyo predio exi5
ten dos casas de MADEIRA del pals con
techo de vaguas Y zinc.
d, Ii subasta tendra lugar en- el
Iuzgado de Paz de San Sebastian
Dado bajo mi irma ell Aiiasco,
Puerto Rico. hoy 81 de mayo de 1907.
-E.RNE5sy EsTEvE, Marshal Corte
Municipal
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-10
.|ca|dIa Municipal De CoIozai

ORDENANZA, acordan DO el re-
mate de los servicios de.."Medciinas
a enfermos pobres, " "Limpieza y
arreglo de plaza y GALES, "Extrac-
ci6n de basuraS, -" "Gastos de alum
brado pGblieo Preparation de Edi-
fcios Municipales, en- el pr6ximo
afio fiscal de 1907 1908.
POR CUANTO: Segdn la Ley
Municipal en- su Secci6n o6, faculta &
los Concejos Municipales para contra.
tar mediante subastas, todos los ser
vicios p6blicos y compras de efectos
y materiales.
POR TANTO ORDENESE por
ell Concejo Municipal de Corozal P. R.
SECCION "a. Sc saoan & rema.
te y Sc sefalan para el dia I8 de JUNO
Pr6Ximo, los siguientes servicios mu.
nicpales, bajo los tipos y horas que Sc
expresan;
Medicinas a enfermos pobres.
) 800. 10 de la mafiana.
Limpieza y arreglo de plaza y ca
lies. $365. IL de la mafiana.
Extraction de basuras. S12o.
l de la tarde.
Gastos de alumbrado pGblico.
$3.50. de Ia tarde.
Reparaci6n de Edi6cios Munici.
pales. 5000 3 de la tarde.
SECCION "a. La subasta Sc
llevara a efecto Ell la Casa Consisto-
rial y ante la Junta Adjudicadora la
que admitira proposiciones hasta una
hora antes de la seiialada para el re-
mate.
Los pliegos de condolences Y mo-
delos para las proposiciones, Sc hallan
de manifesto en- la Secretaria del Con
cejo.
SECCION ga. Las proposicio-
mes que Sc presenter vendran Ell pile
gos ccrrados y acoinpafadas del CO.
respondents recibo de la Tesoreria
municipal donde conste haber consig
nado la ianza provisional.
SECCION "a. La comisi6n ten
dra derecho a rechazar cualquiera 6
todas las proposiciones presentadas v
Ell este case dispondra del medic mas
ventajoso para el municipio.
SECCION sa. Esta ordenanza
aprobada que sea pore seiior Alcalde,
empezara surtir sus efectos.
Ramon Rivera Fuentcs, Secretario
del Concejo Municipal del Corozal. P. r.
CERTIFICA. Que la que antecede
es copia fel exacta de una Ordenanza
votada y acordada por este Conceio Mu-
nicipal en- session de fecha Mavo ~, 1907.
y aprobada por el seiior Alcalde en- 20 dtl
mismo ines.
Corozal, p R. JUNO ! de 19o7-Ra.
mon Rivera, SeCretario del Conceio.-
VS BE J. Bou, Alcalde.