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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-02
'interesante en- la obra de Ia

'interesante en- Ia obra de Ia
constitution americana
The Daily Graphic dice que
Mr.. Taft es FL Dolphin ameri-
cano,' anadiendo: Hay algo de
napoleonico en- esta creacion
americana de una dinastia legi-
timada a la sombra de las estre.
Has y las franjas.'
Todos los periodicos rinden
tribute a las condolences politi-
cas- de Mr.. Taft para Ell alto
cargo para que ha sido desig-
nado candidate.
Ell principal punto del pro-
grama republican,, que mas ha
llamado la atencion en- Inglate-
IRA, fue la enmienda relativa a
la Hacienda nacional. La ma
cion cree que su objeto es la
reduction de la tar1fa en- favor
de la llbertad del concrete con
la Gran Bretana.
La nomination del Secretario
Taft fue muy bien recibida por
la prensa de la Habana, la cual
aplaude la election porque, Sc
gun Sc dice, esta supone la con-
tinuacion de la politica del Pre-
sidente Roosevelt. Algunos pc
riodicos, sin embargo, lamentan
que un hombre de Estado tan
habil Sc opusiera 4 10 que ellos
llaman derechos de la munich
palidad de Cienfuegos en- ell
asunto de las obras hidraulicas 5.
En- Panama cause general sa.
tisfaCci6n Ia nomination del
Ministro de la Guerra Mr.. Taft
para la presidential. Ell senior
Obaldla envi0 I'm cablegrama
felic1tando al agraciado y 10
mismo hiCieron todos los ele-
mentos mas importantes de los
partidos liberal y conservador.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-02
Fl Hospital de Caguas

Accompanied del Sr. Gimenez San
Jurjo, alcalde de Caguas, IN relaotol
de este diario visit6 en- estos dias el
Hospital Municipal de aquel pueblo.
Els TN edihcio amplio, ventilado, lleno
de luz. Ell aseo resplandece por to-
das parties. Los enfermos d~isfrutan
de una paz reparadora; ning1n ruido
turba Ell '~silencio que reina ALI. Hay
salas y compartments para todos
los casos dificiles en- las enfermeda-
des que puedan presentarse en- Ell
mencionado establecimiento. Tam
bien ell hospital esta dotado de IN
consultorio, n sala de operaciones
y TN gabinete para los Instruments
q~uirdrgicos. Ell hospital progresara
y es deseo del ayuntalniento, dentro
algunos AMOS. que. Ia ciudad de Caguas
posea I'm asilo que responda en- TODD 4
los progresses de Ia culta ciudad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-02
Las ObraS PibIcaS
NUEVOS PUENTES

Segun informes que nos su-
ministra Ell Superior de Cons
trucciones de Obras Pdblicas
Mr.. E. II. Hill, actualmente sc
Construyen en- la isla, entire
otras obras de importancia, las
sigulentes.
Han quedado terminates los
puentes, uno en- Ell sitio conocido
por los Reyes Catolicos, Y otro
entire la carretera de Arecibo Y
Utuado.
FL puente que sc c~onstruye
entire Caguas y Humacao ,se ter.
m1nara en- Ell proximo mes; ell
de Bayamon d Comerio. sc ter
NINA en- esta semana; Ell de
Quebradas Mulas. empezara en-
81 mes pr6ximo. Ell puente de
Quebrada higuero, empezara Ell
primero de Agosto.
Tambien esta por hacer ell de
Quebrada Convento, entire Ba-
yamon a Generic.
Como sc We Ell departa mento
Sc toma lnteres en- hacer las
obras que tanto reclamaban los
vecinos de los mencionados pue.
bios.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-02
H POrvopiirI

Este es ell tftulo de TN nuevo perl6-
dlco, 6rgano de la juventud republi-
cana, que ha circulado esta mafana
en- San Juan.
Forman Ell cuerpo de reduction de-
Gel Porvenir" los siguientes sehoress
Director, Lcdo. Pedro Gomez; Re
dactores: Lcdo, Rafael Guillerm'sty,
DIR. Jose Caiballeira, don Joaquin Be-
cerril, Lcdo. Francisco Ramfrez dc
Arellano, DR.. Rafael Lopez Sicard6 "
ell DIR. Jorge del Toro.
Correspondence al saludo que diri-
gre q la prensa, deseandole larga vida
al nuevo colega. -.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-02
I'm San Juan

Hemos tenido Ell gusto de sa-
ludar al distinguish caballero
dominicano don Augusta Cho-
item, que sc encuentra acciden-
talmeDte en- San Juan y nos fus
presentado por ell joven y dis
tinguido escritor dominicano
Manuel de Maiteizan.
Deseamos al senor Chotten
|gratas impresiones en- San Juan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-02
ID ingrato Que Ell milo ha sidos..

10 ingrato Que Ell milo ha sidol..-
li0ya)-No NE l~lores, por favor
to 10 pido, Pilarica
(Puede venir Ia Toffical
lPuede venir ell seiforl. ...
Deja va ese llanto j We
que te he querido y te quiero,
que ell pueblo es IN embustero
y jamas te olvidafe.
mo YES mi passion desecha3
Themes corazon7.
-lYo2 Isl!
-tDonde 10 tienes2....
-iAqufl
.Segun Sc entra, a la derecha.
-Pues ponte sobre ell la mano,
va que dices que IS til altar
y df 81 con til Pillar
no has sido I'm pillo. I'm tirano
-Pues desecha tus desvelos
y no sufras mas mujer,
y debes de comprender
que Ell amor, vence & los ceIos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-02
OPINIONES DE- IA PRENSA


Los periodicos de Berlin pu-
blicaron la primera resena bre-
We de la designation del .SeCre-
tarIo Taft para candidate presl-
dencial Ell 10 del pasado mes,
sin grandes concentrates porque
lor procedimientos de la Cen
venci6n de Chicago fueron co
municad0s ALI tarde y muy la
C6nicamente; asegurandO, antes
de verla, la nomination de Mr..
Taft. Ell Emperador CUTLER
mo ha sjdo ampliamente infor
mado, por medic del Embajador
aleman en- Washington, de las
condolences personales de Mr..
Taft Y de la probabilidad de su
designation.
En- los cfrculos ohciales sc
comenta agradablemente la no.
ticia. BESIDE Ell punto de vista
aleman, Ell Secretario Taft es
considerable como TN hombre de
Estado capacltado para Ilevar a
cabo la construction del Canal
de Panama. Ia organization po-
Utica de Filipinas, ell desarrollo
naval, Ell fomento del concrete
con Ell extreme Oriente, Y el
arreglo de otros asuntos de po~
Utica exterior que reClaman &C
tualmente la atenci0n del go
bierno. Las controversies int
TiOres no llaman tantO la aten-
c10n de Alemania, pOr ser me-
nos conocidas.
Muchos periodicos publican
bosquejOS de Ia Carrera pOl1tiCa
del Ministro de la Guerra Y ha-
cen TeferenClas a SuS amistosas
relaciones con Ell Presidente,
conviniendo cast todos en- que,
81 es eIegido, continuara la mis-
ma politica Mr.. Roosevelt, ST
guiendO aSi Ell mismo estado de
cosas en- los Estados Unidos, no
solo en- Ia pOlitica interior. slno
las relaciones de America con
las demas potenCias. Sc ha
puesto de manifesto que Ale
mania tiene muy escaso 1nteres
en- cuanto a 10 que Sc refere a
la situaci6n interior de los Esta-
dos Unidos.
Ell p~eri6dico radical "Tagle-
blatt' caracteriza al Secretario
Taft como I'm hombre de com
promises; ell National Zeitung"
organo del partido liberal nacio-
nal, excita al Ministro de la
Guerra para que, ST es elegido,
empuje Ia revision de
las tarifas; mlentras que Ell
"Vossische Zeitung", portaes-
tandarte de las ideas radicales,
dice que ell programa del parti
do republican, no es otra cosa,
en- abstracto. que 10 manifestado
Dor Mr. Roosevelt en- sus dis
cursos Y mensajes y que Mr..
Taft intentara, 81 CANA la cleo
cion, llevar a cabo la tarea de
una reduction de taTifas. Este
periodico anade que no puede
hacer ninguna cosa mejor que
abandonar ell sistema protector
americana.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-02

~
haya demorado. lie Petite Re.
publlque' considera la designa-
cion de Mr.. Taft como TN triun-
70 para el espiritu de Imperial
lismo. La gran democracia.'
dice este p~eriodico, "despues de
haber alejado este espiritu por
mucho tempo, termina por de-
Jarle paso, y este es IN NAL
s1ntoma.'
lie Temps" dice que los ser
vicios prestados por Mr.. Taft q
su pals justifcan cumplida-
mente su nomination, Y, des-
pues de revisar su gran habili-
dad para veneer tiranteces
demostrada por la conducta que
lie proporciono Ell triunfo de las
dellcadaS negociaCiones con Ell
Vaticano y con Ell gobierno
japones. que atribuye este pc
riodo a su franqueza Y a su
1nvenclble tenacidad, concluye:
"Sera TN candidate muy fuerte
y IN buen Presidente."
En- la Bolsa de Paris ha eau
sado buena impression la desig-
naci0n de Mr.. Taft, mantenien.
dose hrmeS las cotizaCiOnes.
LIE Journal des Debates" con-
sidera tambien la nomination
como IN signo de las tendencias
imperialistas y Ell reconoci-
miento de que los Estados Uni
dos deben hacerse cargo de su
parte de "los deberes del mum
do" Este peri6dico cree que
los dos partldos pollticos estan
de acuerdo en- someter a los
trusts d la intervention del po
der federal. Ell "Jounal' carac-
teriZa a Mr.. Taft como la mano
derecha del Presidente Roos-
evelt, diciendo que esta encar-
gado de seguir la misma politi-
ca de aquel. "El vivo interes
del Secretario Taft en- los asun-
tos exterlores Y sus servicios en-
t1llplnas, concluye este diario,
"hacen simpatica ST. candida
tura principalmente para aque-
llos PASSES extranjeros que, como
Francla, Green que America es
I'm poderoso eiemento en- ell
equilibrio de la paz.
Segun Comunlcan de Toxic
en- TODD Ell Imperio del Sol Ma
ciente fue recibida la noticia de
la nomination de Mr.. William
Howard Taft, Ministro de la
Guerra, para la Presidencia, con
muestras de satisfaction, debi-
do a la popularidad' personal de
aquel.
En- ell Vaticano ha causadc
buena impression, tambien, la
nomination de Mr.. Taf, poi
considerarse a este favorable
mente inclinado a la Influenza
catolica en- Filipinas. En- gene.
raj ha causado ell mismo efectc
en- todos los circulos romanos la
resolution de Chicago, sin que
haya causado sorpresa, por con.
s1derarse va TN heCho.
La prensa de Londres public6
largos articulos editoriales, re-
hrlendose al triunfo del Presi-
dente Roosevelt, consiguiendc
que Ell partido republican, eli
giese candidate para la Presi-
dencia al Secretario Taft.
The Daily Chronicle dice
Para salvar la vida de SIT poll
tica. sacrihca la vida como Pre-
sidente. Este es I'm fenomenc
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-02

La prensa de Paris que alcan-
"a a la misma fecha dice que la
designation del Secretario Taft
para candidate Official estaha
descontada. comentando ell he
cho de que esta resolution Sc
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-02

al / IL 1oni PAOLIISO
~ enganarme aSi....eS precise
I-iBlas! lBlasicol...
i Mi mujer!
Bias, Blasico, pero Bias
no me YES, soy Pilarica.
I Estas tonic?
-lPero chica!
/ Aque vlenes? iDonde Vas?
tQue piensas hacer aqui7....
-1Que 4 que vengo7 Pues & verte,
|tQue, que hago? iToma. quererte
dende que te conocf
Jay! que lujoso aposento
tEsto es de til pertenencia7
va me cansaba tn "ausencia!
con til permiso, me siento.
va sabes til que te quiero.@..
que haces NAL en- sospechar
|-Debo de desconfiar..~.
Esta bien que TN caballero
como til, tenga mujer,
palurda, NAL educa,
que no slrve para ma,
que no sabe nj leer
Themes razon las de a1lf
semos burdaS, no valemos,
pero queretnos, queremoS
como no quieren aqufl
tie acuerdas2.... Yo en- eIkugar,
sofa, solica ~crecfa;
como Ell lirio que sofia
todos los dfas regar.
Los mozos Sc relamian,
las mozas, me creticaban;
Idc-de Ell cielo, donde estaban;
mis- padres me bendeclan.
y yo sin envidia y celos,
nj ser odiosa nj odiada,
segu1 mi marcia empezada;
satisfechos mis- anhelos.
iPero hubo I'm hombre que no,
como los demas sentfa.
IN hombre que me guerra
de verdadl
Use era yo,
|-lSieras til, que o passion
me dijiste TN dfa chicas
va tengo otra Pilarica
meta en- el corazon,
tan junticas las dos
ell alma amante os We,
que 4 cual quiero mas. no Sc,
que me perdone Diosl
No sc que sentf, 10 juro,
algo asi como ell goloso
que come un dulce sabroso,
6 el fumador con I'm puro,
iAlgo, que cambio mi sers
Algo. que 4 ii me guiaba
Ell alma, que me apuntaba
en- 0 bajica, quererl
Luego ash. 0 contemplan1os
muchas wees.
-Friolera.
l-Tu soltero....
-Yo ~so1tera,
POGO despues los caSamos,
y feliz Ell pueblo vic
4 Ia huerfana dichoSa,
pero a muy POGO, la esposa
sin esposo sc qued6;
pues oyendo el murmurar.
que por los cuartos guiado
con ella Sc hu bo casado,
sc diio: Hi de treba Jar;
y como ALI no encontraba.
10 que 81 andaba buscando
& Madrid Sc fue, dejando
4 la que en- 81 adoraba;
y Ell pueblo salir lie vic
ciciendo, Use separaron!
va YES POGO Sc acordaron
del abrazo que 81 la dio.
va YES, que tie vi partir,
y CONSENT que 10 hicierass
lPero, que no me escribieras-r-
no 10 podfa sufrir!
Que no escribias al yer.
por el pueblo s%usurraban
que en- Madrid me la pegaban
Y aqui esta va. tn muler.
Luego ALI, acerto a passr
un senor, vino o mi,
en- Ell tren lie conocf
y es guapo y joven....
-iPilars....
Me di1o; feliz marido
quien tai muier poseyera
va tn 10 ves.... 81 supiera
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-07-02
A WateFy Grave for Three.

With two companions, Charles YaEdiey,
aged 80, Of Millville, went boating on Nal
aga mill pond last Thursday. The boat
upset. His friends swan ashore, and be
drowned A wife and three children, the
oldest 6 years, survive him.
The Haigi boat house at Westville, had
an opening Sunday. Among the partici-
pants were James Brady, an athelete, an
ex- detective, ETC., clothed in pair Of pants
for 'tights'' he started to swim across the
creek. When in the middle be went out Of
sight 1t is supposed the pants slipped
about his legs, and tied them. The body
was recovered late that night, and brought
to DaYis' morgue.
On the old Lippincost farm, in Camden
county, on the Timber creek road, num-
Der Of Philadelphia Jews maintain carp
pond. A large number were down on Sun
day to enjoy days outing and inspect the
fish crop. Among them was girl aged IA
years, who, in waiding about in the water,
slipped into hole. Every effort was made
to recussitate her, but Of no avail.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-07-02
Railroad Commuters.

AT the request Of the South jersey Cons
muters, the New Jersey Civic Federation
has taken steps to test before the Interstate
Commerce Commission the validity and
Justice Of the increased fares imposed on
quarterly and other commuters and pro-
poses still other measures for their protsc-
tiOn. Il invites our readers who either as
such commuters or as residents or business
men, regard their individual interests and
those of our community as adversely Affect
ed at the recent fare increase, to send their
names and addresses at once to the under
signed, the Secretary of the Commuters
League, now being organized by the State
Civic Federation. JOAN A. BURGAN,
Box 55, HammOnton, Nj
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-07-02
\ .AAkTUA N. {. CHURCH old lind new !
And WestyiIIe is in Gloucester Co.

.'Come up to Westyilie some Sunday ard
write as up" said a prominent citizen of
that place to the Editor, the other day.
"Why, is shere much doing" he asked
s'Much doing' he said in astonishment;
'4come and see
Last Sunday he said, was big day
samong the boat house colony. AT one time
the local Christians were conducting a
prayer meeting, the boat house colony were
8dancing and drinking aud man was
drowning, and the music and dancing and
drinking went right on 1t isn't safe,
he said, ito take ones wife or children up
on the Sunday evening train. The drunken
men and women, and the vile language is
beyond my power 10 describe. = aWhy
don't you haYe'm pulled" said the scribe.
mo law for that, was his reply" ''They
drink their own beverages in their own
houses and when at the station aud on the
trains are guests Of the railroad company,
aud you can't touch them 8Aere.o That's
the law, and there you are It's getting
worse and worse.
We wonder if it is the law that people can
make public nuisanees of themselves on the
Sabbath, and yet be law-abiding
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-07-02
John Muller Dead.

John Muller, brother Of the late An
drew Muller, died Tuesday night at the
home of his nephew, Jacob Muller, at 333
South Broad street, in the 61st year Of his
age, of an affection of the liver. Deceased
was among Woodbury's Oldest citizens,
man of quiet habits, and was universally
esteemed. He was never married.
The Muller Brothers, plumbers and
blacksmiths, were his grand-nephews.
The funeral will be held from his late
residence on Friday, the 3rd inst, at 10. 80
o'clock. Interment at Eglington cemetery.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-07-02
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Recorded in sloucesrer Co clerks
Offiee for the Week Ending
June 80. 1905

Charles G. Holdcraft 10 Edwin P Dayis,
lands in Logan.
William saBdoz 80 George c. Sandoz,
lands in National Park.
". NJ. T. B. Roberts to Amandus a.
Weisner, lands IN Pitman.
John w. Chew to Highlin F. Armstrong,
lands in Washington Township.
CHARLES G. Holdcraft TO Edwin P. Davis,
lands in Logan Township
Earnest "A Grass to Mary Lee.
Louis Hubeitz to Philip j. Krewett,
lands in WestvIlle
Carolina Brock to John E. Norton, lands
in Monroe Township.
Charles Wilson Sheriff TO John May
hew, lands in Woodbury. Heights
William 7. Clark 30 Hannah L. Schwenk,
Deptford Township.
Jasper W. Kline to Ella Rice, lands in
End Ward, Woodbury..
Ella Rice to Preston F. Rice, lands in End
Ward, Woodbury..
William II. Turnbuil to Michael J.
Quinn, lands in 2nd Ward, Woodbury..
John M. Allen to William III. Gardner,
lands in Greenwich Township
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-07-02
RaFbeFi-GFace. ~

On Saturday evening June Goth, visit
was made to the parsonage Of the Metho-
dist Protestant Church. of Glassboro, N. j.,
by select bridal party consisting Of Mr..
E. Frank Harbert, son Of Mr., George W,
Jr., and Sadie Harbers, Of Glassboro, and
Miss Grace NJ. Grace, formerly Of Kane, Pa ,
prospective bride and groom. They we're
accompanied by Mr.. Albert Baumgarten
and Miss Anna Uhl, Of Glassboro; partlcu-
lar and intimate friends Of the groom who
acted as groomsman and bridesmaid After
the usual routine the happy couple were
joined il The Bonds Of Holy Mat
rimony. The officiating clergyman was
E. +. Craig Pastor oi the church.
a sereDade was sendered the bride aud
groom last Wednesday esening, June "a.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-07-02
NEW PLANTING MACHINE.
capable Of setting Out $4,000 Plants
in bay.


A new planting machine has been inyent-
ed which has much TO recommend it to the
agricultuiist Ii is constructed OF wrought
iron, making substantial, and easy oper-
ated machine. The plant is dropped into
the hopper, at the same time movable show
els are forced into the ground making a
hole for the plant, as the cross bars on
which there is handle, is pulled upward,
the shoyels open, leaving the plant fall into
the ground in the same movement lever
is operated which forces the soil TO the
plant thus packing il.
s. r. Hammitt, Of Newfeld, formerly Of
Deptford township, the inventor, who is q
practical farmer, knew just what was want
ed With his machine the root is perfectly
placed; the construction prevents the dry
soil running into the hole which cannot be
ayoided by planting by hand. Twent,
FIVE thousand plants can be set ont with
this machine in ten hour day.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-07-02
Al Weeks Entertainment.

John z. Smish,s Ten Big Shows, adver-
tisenent for which viii be found on our 5sh
page, will arrive ID Woodbury. next Sun
day night for mssk : stay They viii
exhibit fol. she benefit oE Friendship Fire
Company Of this city on the lot In she rear
Of the Court House.
AS there are no bill boards in the torn,
the company's large show posters cannot be
put up, but that will not deser patrons
from enjoying the great carnival ensour.
and Espositas' Royal Marine Band, every
afternoon and evening.
Plenty Of free shows
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-07-02
Historical Society Of Gloucester Co

The Summer Meeting OF this Society will
be held under the old Rose Oak on the farm
of Elmer E. Avis, near Mantua, on Friday
afternoon, July 10, 1908, at 2 o'clock.
Addresses will be made by Alfred Gas
Akill, State Forester Of New Jersey, James
Fl. Carpenter, Esq of Camden, and Others.
Come and enjoy nature, study OF trees,
and learn about Old Carpenters Landing.
This is not the largest tree in this region,
but the most accessible to reach, being near
the trolley.
Trolley leaves Camden for Mantua, 2s
minutes after the hour, Woodbury., S min
utes after the hour.
Ample protection from shower.
T. E. PARKER,
Woodbury., N. j., June 26, '0s. sec'y.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-07-02
The Fourth of July.

There is plenty of opportunity for fun on
the Fourth in Gloucester county. Our rec
ord, aside from the special preparations at
the famous parks-Alcyon, Almonesson.
Grenloch and Washington, shows that the
towns Of National Park, Paulsboro, Pitman,
Wenonah aud Westyille will do the grand
thing by all who come to them.
Paulsboro is Just bubbling over with en-
thusiasm, and has program that will keep
everybody moving from early morn to late
at night.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-07-02

Mr.. Clark objected to the payment Of the
election bills because the election was un-
necessary and illegal. They were referred
to the Solicitor as to legality.
| Mr.. ShiYers presented a map OF Horace
and Warner streets, on the Twells tract.
He explained the SITS. and If she city would
agree 10 accept them when laid out, curbed
and paved, Mr.. Twells could sell six lots
TO Darty who would build six houses at
once. The sense OF Council was that if these
streets conformed TO the streets opposite,
they would accept them.
Mr.. Coombs asked what was being done
about collecting the paving bills. He also
asked about the commissions on Aberdeen
Place. Progress was reported.
Mr. Shivers reported that be had bad shs
Bishulithic analysed, and il was nothing
but coal tar.
Mr.. Clark moved bids be advertised for
the street improvement from the block paw
ing TO German street. under the same speci-
fications. The vote was:
Aye Clark, Coombs, Kugler, Matlock,
Pearson, Pancoast, Burkett, Z.
No-Shiyers, Williams, q
Mr. Shivers made complaint Of the Clerks
allowing minutes to be transcribed in hand
writing not his own. and also Of the city
Office being closed when il should be opened
A motion that the Clerk enter all records
himself and keep the Office open IS per she
ordinance, was adopted.
A note in the sum OF $1,000 in antieipe-
tion Of taxes was ordered negotiated.
AT u o'clock, adjourned.