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NEVADA HILLS MEETING.
Annual Meeting This Wcek---Son,
Talk About Dividends.

The annual meeting of shareholders
of the Nevada Hills Mining company is
scheduled to take place in Goldfed,
New. next Friday AT this gathering,
besides the election of board of direc-
tors to serve during the ensuing year,
the matter of dividends will receive
consideration and also the question of
moving headquarters OF the company to
this city A majority of the stock of the
company is owned by Salt Lake people,
nearly all residents of this city, conse-
duently II would be much more conven-
lent to have the annual meetings held
here than at Goldheld A shareholder
stated to Il News representative to-
day that he thought the company would
be able 10 pay regular dividends of 10
cents a share per month from this time
OH and entered the prediction that this
would be the decision OF the new board
of directors.
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LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO.

Chicago. Feb. -Cattle-Receipts. g.
Beeves. i.1oGi6. S. cows and heifers. l. arg
5.25; stockers and feeders, 2.50cd4. Is;
calves, J.ooql7 30.
Hoss--Receipts, $4,000: market cents
lower. Mixed and butchers, 6.$0ta7, 10; good
heavy, 7.oOqf 10; rough heavy, S.l5d1 20;
uEhths. s. sSll1 .o2i4; pigs, 6,l5ds,75.
sheep Receipts, 5000: market steady.
Sheep, s.5095-eS: lambs. a.5Oa7.65.
KANSAS CITY,
Kansas City, Feb. 25.--Cattle--Receipts,
loo; market steady. Native steers, 4. 2S
$50; native cows and heifers. 2.S0dA.S
stockers and feeders, 100000; western
fed steers 4.o1a5.S1; western fed cows,
2. 75a5.50; calves, S.50ll1 80,
Hogs-Receipts 5000; market 5a11z cents
lower Bulk OF sales. 6. s21sll6. s21a; heavy,
6. 90a5.a5; packers, eS046 ,92i4; pigs and
lights, 5.51lI6. 50.
Sheep-Receipts, 1900; market 10 cents
lower Muttons. 50d5.75; lambs, 6.e9fS
$50; range wethers 5.ooq6,4O.
OMAHA.
Omaha. Feb. 2s.--Cattle-R Receipts, %
600 market steady. Native steers, i.Og
5.75, cows and heifers 2.50Gi4 so: western
steers, 3.256i5. 2S; COWS and heifers 2. Esq
40; stockers and feeders. $.pdb.@;
Hogs-Receipts 5000 market cents
lower Heavy, 6.15M6 s.; mixed. 6.T71sd6. 50;
lights. 6.75I6. 70; pigs, ) .75M6.50:
Sheep Receipts, 1900; market STEADY
to easier. Yearlings 5.15ai6.1e 20; wethers.
5.25aA.6o; ewes, 4.60a5.So: lambs t'sOa'f %.
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THE PHOENIX MINE.
Supt. Gcbhardt Reports Must EDcour.
aging Conditions There.

Reports from the Phoenix mine con-
tlnue to be all to the good. says the
Press of Bingham. superintendent
Gebhart reports the mine in FIRST
class condition with the lower tun-
mel al the 2.00-foot mark and ex-
poets TO cut the ore bodies exposed
I'm the upper workings within the next
2o feet The mill Is being operated
steadily ind turning out about 20 tons
OF concentrates daily, while the mine is
being drawn upon for about 20 tons Of
tirst-class This Is one Of the heaviest
sllyer-lead properties that continues to
turn out II quota OF fine lead ore, and
emphasizes the fact that while some
mining camps have lead mines, some
copper mines, some gold mines, Bing-
ham ls the only one that boasts OF all
three in paying quantities. 4 number
OF years ago part OF what Is now the
Phoenix ground and at that lime owned
by Dugan, Castleman and associates,
WAS one OF the heaviest producers in
the district Since then the mine has
been worked with the intention OF putt
ting II Into shape for economical pro-
duutlou and With that idea In view a
main tunnel large enough for all prNC-
teal purposes. has been run from the
Carr Fork side OF the property a dis
tanee of 1000 feet with every Indication
that "A few feet further win tap the
enormous bodies of ore already devel-
Oped an the upper levels, the manage
men Is now preparing plans for "a 10
tom min 70 take care of the secund-class
stun that occurs with the shipping ore.
also the lerKc bodies of low grade that
| have heou passed up for several
years, ON account of the transportation
| and low price OF lead. with the lower
tunnel completed thousands OF toms OF
ore blocked out and filed ln the old
! slopes can be handled at a profit.
The Phoenix Will be M sunll fortnp
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GOES TO NEVADA DOUGLAS.
+. \. schirner ~ Boston Now Il hi
rector OF Copper Company.

The Nevada Douglas Copper com.
pany. operating at Yerington, Nev, has
grown into one OF the strongest mining
companies IA the west and Ia NON
backed by some Of the leading financial
interests IN the east who propose 10
make It one OF the biggest producers
OF copper IN the country.
II WAS learned today that at a meet.
ing held in Boston last saturday Mr.. II.
A. Schirmef was named as a director 10
succeed Henry II. Bradley Of Portland.
Me-, resigned, IL Is understood that
Mr.. Schlrmer recently purchased a pety
large block Of stock In the company on
the Boston market and has acquired
such interests that he is entitled 10 a
voice In the management.
! The Nevada Douglas company has
planned campaign OF Development
and Improvement upon very elaborate
scale and has available cash al It's com.
nand TO carry the enterprise TO large
producing basis,
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ON LINING EXCHANGE.
Active Trading in Tinlic Stocks In
obliged Enclosing Quotations.

Trading was brisk ON the floor ~ the
mining stock exchange today. During
the forenoon calls special attention was
paid TO the Tintic list. and May Day
ana Star Consolidated both moved up
ward. South Swansea was also In good
form. Yankee Con, opened weak. but
rallied 10 "a cents and then back TO Y
cents at the close. Nevada Hills sold
al s3.51 and Seven Troughs was IN
strong demand UP to SO cents.
Among the unlisted stocks, Standard
Copper sold at S.l5 and Sis; Copper
Glance went at rs cents; Wheeler gold
at 40 and IL cents. while Western Me-
Nada Copper was offered at sl.s0. Ohio
Copper sold at $3.50; Salt Lake & Ely
and Hanuapah were offered at so cents,
with no sales recorded.
The closing quotations and sales
were
ToDAY's QUOTATIONS.
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REuLAR CALL SALES.

Ajax, 600 at 20
Daly Judge, 300 al HEY.
May Day. 1000 az 22is seller go, 1000
NJ 80, seller GO: 1000 at "a
Silver Shield. 500 an 1877,
STAR Con, 100 at 1884, 400 at a5i $500 at
30, 500 M 36ia
South swansea, 1000 at u,
Uncle Sam Com, 100 az idiai 100 AT i6.
Victoria, 100 at $50.
Beck Tunnel, l,20O at l.slis: 100 at
l.9o.
Rlaek Jack, 100 at a.
Mountain Like, 800 az a2,
New York, 1000 AT 22ia,
South Columbus Con- 500 at l.S5.
Seven Troughs il0O at SO; 800 at SO;
zoo at SO,
Tctrn. 800 at II,
Yankee Con- 5000 al e; 500 at 20. 500
nj 1ii 100 at IT,
OPEN BOARD SALES,
Back Jack, 100 at n.
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LOCAL MARKETS.

I'm today's local markets. there Is 10
he found plenty Of bananas OF fine quail
ity. also oranges and lemons, But the
San Pedro washouts have shut or the
vegetable supplies from southern Call
fornia, though limited supply is be-
Ing received from the Sacramento wall
ley and tributary points. Eggs are
dropping In price, having fallen over n
dollar per case since last week. Butter
continues stiff, and the apple market is
poorly supplied. The prices obtaining
today are as follows.
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SHOT HER IN LEG.

John Marsh. white. charged with max
ing an assault with a deadly weapon
with intent to DO bodily harm 10 Willie
Campbell, q colOred woman, IL now on In
Judge Dlehls court for preliminary hear
Ing. Tho woman alleges that Marsh shot
her IN the leg, The accused declares that
the revolver went off accidentally.
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TO QUIET TITLE.

An action has been filed In the district
court by yhe Bingham Copper Boy Min
ing company against the Bingham Cop
per company, Barney Quinn and J. B.
Stephens to quiet title to two mining
claims located in the West Mountain
district
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Wear Dunlap hat and he dressed
10 date. Spring styles ON sale.
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF CO
1853 Main Street
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Social dances every Wednesday and
Saturday nights Red Men Hall. 393h
State street, by Prof. Eastman,
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GEORGE Nj. CANNON &C

mineral ground. Charles Cox sold the
Eureka group TO the Gold Butte COM
pany. for he states that he wants more
company, ! believe that he will get 1t,
D..
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SAN FRANCISCO QUOTATIONS.

This afternoon, James A. Pollock &
Company furnished the following quo
tations on Nevada stocks from San
Francisco today;
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Bullion Beck 100 at 200
Beck Tunnel, 100 at 100
Columbus Con, 100 at $50.
colo, Mining. 400 at 2.5gis,
Little Chief 1000 at 1919.
May Day. 400 at "a: 800 at 3Sls.
Mountain Lake. 100 at ~.
Nev. HIS. 100 al 3.15,
silver King, 80 at - 90
Seven rrpushs, 500 at S6.
star Con-, 1000 al b, 300 at 30.
Yankee Con, 90 ut IL 26ec at ~.
REC APtTULATtON.
Shares. Amt.
Regular Call ..,.,.,,-l 6l00 $3.50, 90
open BoaEd ....,.....- 1870 1883 ~
Forenoon Totals .... 2s0 s25.92S 10
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CYCLONE IN THE PHILIPPINES.

Madrid, Feb. Ga telegram from
Manila announces that the southern
Philippines have been rayaged by r.
cyclone, that 200 people were killed aud
thousands rendered homeless,
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r. NJ. WEST & CO, stock brokers.
D. T. Walker Blk. Tel. 1876, res. 3510-x.
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f. II Snow Il Co. Stock prolsers.
% Commercial Biz Both Phones 1919
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GEO. @. CANNON ASSOCIATION.
BROKERS. 20 II. So. Temple. Both
Phones 9lG.
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Cannon s. Cannon, Mining Stock. Brok-
ers, is Il. So. Tenn Ind. Tel. &ISl Bell 1881
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A. S. CAMPBELL,
Stock Broker. 216 d. Il. Walker Block.
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George #. Crow g. Co., stock brokers,
2lo u. f. Walker Bid.
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LONDON COPPER.

London, Feb 25.-Copper advanced X
over Thursdays New York closing
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WOOL.
ST. LOUIS.

st. Louis, Feb. 25.--Wool, steady. Ter
Iitory and western mediums, s4G2S; fine
mediums. lsd29; fine. l4a17.
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SPRING DAYS
Make us think or homes and home
building.
These thoughts call TO minu
FOREST DALE.

We 40 not suppose ALL 81 our
lots will be sold until early sums
mer is here. But those who BUY
now have a choice Oh location that
those who select lots later Will noe
have. This Ia an advantage worth
while. You cnn make soil but noe
location. SO 1t Is 10 your Interest
TO buy NOW.
The prices have not been advance
cd. and IL you are the riBht peopls
and will make good nelghhors you
can pay All cash or buy On INSTALL
ments with deferred payments az
per Gent interest No trouble tc
show The property or to tell sou
about Its advantages.
GEORGE. MI. CANNON CO
Rooms sl2-sI5 Tempieton Bldg.
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Forenoon Totals ......54.28O s25,92s %
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La Luna Do zulduordo ] Mlar.

En- este acreditado establecimiento ell
publico hallaTa siempre un surtido conn
pleto EN- mercancIas de todas prOceden-
ciss, desde la mas modesto muselina de
cinco centavos hasta la mas RIGA "Pongle
SILK" legftima de la China
Tanto para dsmas como para cabalIerOs
81 surtidO es de 10 mas Variado que pueds
concebirse. En- telas de seda, lana aIgo-
don no Sc puede pedir mas; hay para todOs
los gustos y para todas las foTtunas
Ultimamente sc han recibido los siguien-
tes artlcuIos que estan llamando La aten-
ci6n del publico por su calidad baratura:
Mitones, Guantes, Coronas para nOvias
sombrillas, velos para la cara, medias,
Calcetines, Corbatas, Capas espanulas,
Cortes de piqu6 para chalecos, id. de CAST
mir para pantalones, Colchas de punto,
Id. de Damasco Driles blancos de hilO,
Id. asargados, Cretonas de hilO para saba
mas, Holandas Y Batistas Creas, Apiicacio-
nes de seda para adornos, Chales de seda,
Blusss bordadas, Cinturones, Rasos, Bro
cados, Tafetas, Piel de Cisne Crespones v
Gasas para luto, Cubrecors6s de hiIo Y
seda, Alpacas, Cheviots, Casimires v en-
fin un surtidO tan yariado que serfa impo-
sible enumerar
I'm paseito por Ia Luna Vereis las no.
Vedades que encierra este bonito satellite.
Encajes Valenciennes de punto Bro
derit de todas classes coiores.
Boas de piel de COnejo de plumas de
todas classes
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Ell t,baco como InsactleIda.

La nicotins, zumo jugo de tabaco, as
uno de los mas poderoBos venenos para loy
inssctoB En- el estsdo puro es trasparen-
te y puede deciTSe que no tieDe color; ex
pueBto & la luz Sc ennegrecee rSpidsmente.
El gsbor es fuerte; SO disueIve en- 81 aqua
en- todas laB proposiciones.
El jugo de tabaco no siempre tiene el
misuo gTado de concentration, para fs.
ciiitsr Ell empIso no csuHar psTjuicies
las plantas hay que diDtiDguir dos classes
de iugos: el "concentrado'', que tiene de
12o. Z 15o. Banm6, 81 'ordiuario'', de
riqueza variable. 81 primero sc conssrvs
bien puede empleaTSa cada vez que Sc
necesits; eI segundo debs emplearss in.
medistsmente deBpu6s que ha sido prepa-
rado; pero en- ningdn osSo debe hacsrae Ia
soIuci6n nino on 81 momento que 90 ne
cesite.
FL jugo ordinario Sc conaideTa como
mas convsniente por ser msnor So grado
de concentration. ST Ia Boluci6n eB muy
fuerte, quems las hojas y los frutoS, , 81
muV d6bil no destFuve sino Iimitado nj
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PASAlEROs.

Los siguisntea paHsjeFos llegRFon aver
abordo del San Juan.
Mrs. e. L Arnol, I M. Aron, Thorn.
ton w Burgess, Vasco 8. Belaval, Joseph
Bhondson, II. Bloom, Edward Brown,
M. A. Benitez, Z. Baiz, 81. g. Olippi ger,
j. B. Carri6n, L. B Downs, J. ]. Dore
A. Duval, M. I Durlach, J. Dur, Mo.
iris Defy, s. w. Ennis s. e. Fisher,
James GoIdiog, CoEms Giron, John w.
Hart A. L. Huusdon, Arthur Hssen,
E Il. Alden, j. Kinter, Henry G. Lord,
R w. loan, j Leon, =. Lizard, Ro.
bert Monks. E. Manoury, ]. B. MerieT,
L, Lopez Marquee, GEO Z, Nelson, 6
H. NeuseT, Hiram Ogle @ B. Pa ksr.
A. Roig, A. Roig, Jr, G. B. 5illia. Felix
Ssuri, A. M Somoza. ChaB Ssekss, A.
Sizer, r. SeogaRrd, r Stewart, g. L.
StewrTt W. Teeie, w. r, ThoTmsnn,
Enrique Vidal y r. Valdez.
Mrss ClippiDger, Duval, GoIding,
Hart a. McCullagh, Nelson, Parker,
Roig, 6auri, savsga Stokes Teele =
Wood.
RevB. E. HetgeD, A. MarreTo, F. ST.
moniB, " Smith y j. r Wood,
Miss. M. L. Gonzalez, E. K, McCu'
llsgh, Gissla Quinones, Ramona Savage,
Carmen sauri, Eliza Savage y Marie
Wilson.
Capt. Fred Coffil. Hon. j. q. Caus'
tsu DR.. Manuel P. Gil.
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Ell alCaIde Perez AYiI6S de ATeCibO
SoIiCita IiCenCia
e. luass oonunz,ran las abr5s Dc rsparaGl6n daI
passO Dc Victor RoIss,
(Ds nWe0tro oOrrespOn0aE)

Noviembre 8.-LoB eBposoB Perez Avi.
les Si,vs, pssan pei la pena de h ber per
dido IN tieTno nif1o de egudisima enfsI
medad. Reoiban los descongoIados padres
nueatro p6ssme.
-Ha Bolioitado al Concejo municipal
licencis por dos meseB por cauBau de falts
de galud, el alcslde de esta ciudad Lcdo
M anuel Perez AviI6g, la cuaI e fu6 conce.
dida en- 10 session de anoche
-Ha presentado Ia Tenuncia de 50 car
go de concejaI de este munieipio 81 Sen0r
don Manuel LedesmR.
-El Concejo municipal scord6 anoche
quedar en- session psrmanente fin de ter
minar variou Rauntos que tiene psndienteg
de reBolaci6n.
-Probablemente el lunea comenzar6n
las obraa de TepaEaci6n del paueo de Vic.
tor RojsB.
Hay gran animation para ls anun.
ciada velada que da 81 nifio Candidn FuB'
ter en- este teatro eI pr6ximo domingo.
Ell dis IA comienzsn en- enta Corts
de distrito los juicios por jurados.
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SH2VICI0 HSPHCIAL DE- Gables
La Denocracia" y La Correspondence
UNID As
n1nnrtantnc nnfYnvicfac an TnkIn
Importantes entreVistas en- Toxic.

Novimbre 9El
opinion pdbiCa
PaCfco
acttud EtsdoB UnidoE pbca
vEtuar ordaB maou comentaI Ultima svia do
m6t1 oado1 solo 50 6 que civilization nt dc dou aOne1 de-
soidifque
a Lea No banta @ mnnfeS tendano 10 ama a
potca da
deTuir obsacu frm ssna ioaR entire las dos
potencisa
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nero de paEasitos 8 soIamente les aleja,
Hay que recuFrir experimentoI va
Tiados, el gTsdo de concentration qne
deba daTBs depender6 sobre todo de Ia ca.
lidad del tabsco usado De Is claBe de in,
sectos que SO trata de destruir.
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OtrO gran buque de guerra.


al
as
anch Tma
m de guerra
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La TIENDlTA.

DE JOsEFA ECHEVARRIA. Pla.
"a Principal %, San Juan, Puerto Rico
Por cada 10 centavos que 80 gapten hanta
el IL de Enero de 1908 Be otorgar6 una
pspeleta de una linda mufiees un objeto
de aTte. Hay efectos ReligioHoB, Jugue'
tss artfeulos de novedad para BefoTaa.
4 n
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AIemania sinpatizando con FranCia.

Berlin Eonbre ha heoho exPTavsH damtF.OneH de Lm
aplaudindo Marine
COS Aunque % en- Psgun los dtos aemne los dan pOF Gos
bombaTdeo de CanCa
toE 9gFeHvo principle de campaha On prepd gh
ne de Paris DE reCamaconea gobno Este
del
sGbtos del
ratado de Agra aud de
A1amana
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MiniStrO maIVerSadOr.

San Pterburgo Novmbre Gran
funConsio gobrno
hamb
d8cubieo
ub0B
adelantaa los
de cosR nduc Gurko
grRnds
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Ell "NUEVO CAFE" de Lon eapo.
HoH Morgan, Fortaleza 21, ACADIA DE
RECIBIR an complete surtido de los me-
jorsa duloes. EIegantea cartuchos propioH
para regalos HeladoB, Eefrsscos, frutsE
81 natural , todO Cuanto regalO 81 paladar
mkH d0licado 10 cncuentTa RlIi pEimoEoBa.
msnts IeEvido. Cafe con leChs y ChoCo.
late deEde Las Hiete dc ID mafRna laa
~ do Ia noche. FRmoHo Chocolate BA
KER muy RcFeditado en- todo el mundo.
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En Gssa impTants "a vsndo papal 10 ps,
Ei6diCa yigin 8201 los As kiloE IWa quin.
tgL1
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CADA Ola OBTIENE mayor popu.
laTidad el msgnifco Ron San Luis, como
cido geneTalmente con 81 nombre de Ex'
posici6n, Preparado embotellado pOr
los se oTeB Alvarez Hermanoa, no contiene
ninguns sustsncia nocivs 10 prueba So
gran demanda. Dep6sito San Jose st.
n6meFo Z q. %.
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LECCIONEs DE FRANCES Las
daF6 q domieiio nm joven frances Para
mas informea dirigiEsa Rpartado No. 135
15v
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-sa Compran ABANICOs ANTI.
GUOS Runque no eHten en- busn eStado,
COllarea antiques de o0rag , prendas anti.
guRB.
Dirfiaue P. j. B. Criato / (altos) San
Juan a 8 Gale Aurora, Ponce p.
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EN- Ell CLUB de +. Kehrhahn ,
o., San jose Is, Be vanden dos reIo
les de orc Cada semana. in Ultima Bema
nG obtuvo uno al senior don Juan RoB
de San juan socio ntim. 48.
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En- ola Correspondence de Puerto
Rico, Allen 81, hay de vanta Tsoibos TO-
lonarioH para CobEo de RlquilsreE dc Gaaal,
6anxsH On metSlico con firmas, decIa "a.
oioDoA dc n&OimiSnto, defunci6n , osrtifCa;
cf6n mediCA. o.
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IA. Ea ME1IOlNA 7 OIRUlIA
GRATIS! GRATIS!

Enyienos su direction postal 10 ctvs.
de correo sin cancelar de su pals, lei
mandaremos, libre de porte, una precio-
ga collection de POSTALES con vista del
New York Y demas ciudades important
tes de Norte America
NEW YORK LABORATORY COMPANY,
SO & IS Wall 81, New York, e. U.A
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INnlCAlnR GENERAL

q ssGjc 4 rs NABNE5-Ei jafaOe -siaaale l.
: e. Winsow debe sempre que los ni1os
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EQUAL TAX BURDENS.

Superintendent Smiths report on
the question of putting the entire wa
ter system on the meter basis is now
properly before the people for con-
is in favor of the project. The argu-
ments are such as will appeal to all
who favor equal tax burdens or in
other words those who favor placing
the cost of furnishing water on these
who use it. This Is the gist of the
whole proposition.
The flat rate has been tried and has
proven a failure. The department is
not able to locate the waste accruing
from leakage in the pipes and wanton
use from those who have no regard
for amounts because amounts do not
figure in their bill. There is no ques-
ton that the same saving will be met
here with the use Of water meters as
was met when for protection the cleo
trio light plant installed meters for
every user of light or power. And at
tention is called to the fact that the
rate was never lowered until the meter
system was adoped.
Superintendent Smith makes this re-
port only after years of experience In
the department. He bases his figures
on the facts as he has found them
When he says that water rates will b,
positively reduced under the meter
system he is not speaking at random
and the figures In his report will bea
him out. A direct saving to the PEG
pie of the city of s5,4oO year and tn
placing of the cost of service on thos
who are directly benefited is a plail
business proposition that ought 70 ap
peal to the city council as one worth
~ careful consideration.