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The Detroit times., 1909-03-08
Dies From Rabies.

NEW YORK. March s.--After hav.
ing suffered for seven days from
violent form OF rabies, Alfred Fen.
ton. sevenyear-oid schoolboy. died
today at his home. Surf-ave and West
Twenty-second-st.1, Coney Island. His
case Is considered remarkable one
because victims OF rabies are rarely
known to live more than 90 hours az.
ter the first symptoms OF the disease.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-08
THEE lakes $50.

JACKSON. Mich, March S-(Spe-
cial D-Axver Laskey. Polander who
saved $3.50 picking rags. was robbed
Of his money Saturday night. A thief
entered his house and carried away
trunk i'm which the money was kept.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-08
Special Vote Offer for Third Period

Between Monday 18th
schedule
which would count for 5000 regular schedule 5000 votes will
be will
month to
The Detroit times., 1909-03-08

Miss Lillian Lynch. 7so Larncd F.. ....... 1856
Mrs. j. j. Watson SEQ Mt. Elliott. ....... 10053
Miss Mabel limerick 323 Concord. ....... .6t53
Miss Lillian Brown. 443 Maple. ........... GOOl
Mrs. Adolph Fricke, IL 9Catherine. ...... 5s3l
Miss Margaret Snowden. 651 Macomb. 80. 5.220
Miss Sidney Morrisette. 316 Bellevue. 5.21o
Mrs. Aurelia A. Wetmore. 404 Jefferson II 200
Miss Madge Cotter $40 Helen. 2,JIl
Miss Bertha Bentien. $40 Macomb. ....... 5Ot
Miss Ethel Johnson, 5A2 Monroe. ....... 800
Miss Theresa Kerwin. 46S Concord ...... 200
Mrs. :, j. Allen, 267 Iarned E........... 15c
Miss Sophia Mertens. s1+ Gratiot. ....... 100
Miss Bertha Yorke. 31s Bellevue ........ SO
Miss Corinne Kramer .6s Bellevue..... 80
Mrs. q Miller. 4I9 Catherine ............-. so
Miss Irene Weiss. 947 Congress E......... so
Miss Alice Marshall, 2l1 Leib. ............ so
Miss Edith Wilson. $50 Congress E.. so
The Detroit times., 1909-03-08
DISTRICT TWO.

ComprisIng nII territory bounded the east
by Sixteenth-st. ON the north by the city limits.
n the west by the city limits. and on the south
nv MichIgan-ave.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-08
LIST OF CONTESTANTS AND STANDING
DISTRICT ONE.

Comprising MI territory bounded the east
by WoOdw ard-ave., the north by the city
limits, ON the west by the city limits. In sale
blvd. md sixteenth-st, ana the south by
Warren-Nve.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-08
DISTRICT EIGHT.

Comprising NIL territory bounded the west
by East Grand-bivd.. on the north by Mack-ave.
and the city limits the east ny the city limits.
and the south by the Detroit river.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-08
DISTRICT FOUR.

Comprising NIL territory bounded an the en.t
ny WoodNard-av~.. the north by Michigan
ave. the west by Junction-ave. aud ON the
south by the Detroit river.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-08

Business-Iike Printing. No fuss md
no feathers The plain, neat kind that
looks right Times Printing Co, No
Is John n st. Phone 1873
The Detroit times., 1909-03-08
WINNERS vi" " MACN|FICENTLY REWARDED
Opinion Shared BY All That
Winners Will Be Magnificent
ly Rewarded for Efforts Made.

First of Three Minor Periods
Closed Saturday and Winners
Are Acknowledgment Bal
lots Again Awarded Next
Wednesday Evening.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-08

Miss Miss Annie A, Brooks 500 Pennsyvan'a III!
Mrs. Frank Adams. 77O Robins ........... t5i
Miss Elizabeth Nehls 7sb Superior. sos
Mrs. !. A Hardy. l2li Gratiot .......... SAT-
Mrs. Martin Dannccker $50 MITCHELL. 51Os
Miss Theresa Fasbender. 1853 PIquette.. $500
Miss Bertha Glen. 1850 Garfield. ........ 4.sef
Miss Catherine Thiery. 1927 BALDWIN,. Lii
Miss Madge Henninz SIS McClellan... 700
Mrs. a Barnowsky. 1858 Grand Blvd. E.. 1000
Miss Madge Henry. SIS McClelan....... roc
Miss Ttda Hammer Baldwin ........... 900
Miss Edith We'll 1877 Helen ............ see
Mrs Anna Mielke 100 TIalc.............. ESQ
Mrs. G. Maui 1900 Grand Blvd E........ 500
The Detroit times., 1909-03-08
DISTRICT TEN.

Comprising all territory bounded the
nv Woodw nrd-avr. the north by the city
limits. on the east nv the city limits and Chess-
40. aud ON the south ny Wnrrep-ave.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-08
DISTRICT THREE.

Com uprising all territory bounded on the enst
Nv JunctIou-ave.. the north by Michigan
ave-. on the west-by the city limits. and on the
south by the Detroit river.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-08
DISTRICT SIX-Continued.
DISTRICT SEVEN.

Comprising all territory bounded tae
by WOOdvnrd-nve.. the north by GratiOt and
Msck-aves.. ON the east by East Grand blvd,
md ON the south -hy thr, pearott river.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-08
DISTRICT NINE.

Comprising all territory bounded the west
by Chene-st.. ON the north ny the city Iimifs.
the east by the city limits, and the south by
Crntiot to Mnrk aud MRck-aves.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-08
DISTRICT FIVE.

tomprising ai1 territory bounded tae enst
by Woodwnrd-n,e, the north by Warren
n,e.. on the west by Sixterntb-st. and ON the
south by Michigun-nvc.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-08

TODAY'S \
DISTRICT LEADERS
Miss Alice Fitzpatrick. Dist. s. II .0s2
Miss stella DAILY. Dist. III 0U
Miss Anna scaife, Dist. 10. 1854
Miss MarceIla Miller, Dist. J. 1I.ioo
Miss Annie Brooks, Dist. -. .1I.I51
Miss Katherine Reynolds. Dist.
''''''..' $1,000. ...... $3.50. tO,oS.
Miss Lillian Lynch, Dist. O,JS0
Miss Anna Muscovits. Dist. U. .IO,IoS
Mrs. Gertrude Quamby. Dist. y co.'s
The Detroit times., 1909-03-08
DISTRICT SIX.

Comprising NIL territory bounded the
Nv WoodWnrd-nNe.. ON the north by warren-aNe..
"a the east by ehrnc-st. the sonth by
Grnttot
The Detroit times., 1909-03-08

Job Printing done right. Times Priat-
ing Co, Is John R.-st Phone 1893
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-23

ductores del fruto que mientras no Se
resistan a vender d. cualquier preclo, y
para ESQ sc unan a fin de hacer respetar
ell fruto. seran jug,,ete de las empresas
exportadoras. y no les dara ell debldo re-
sultado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-23

Sig,.e el cafe descendiendo en- preclo.
aunque Sc han hecho estos dias muchas
negociaciones importantes. Estos dias Sc
han hecho ventas en- Yauco alesde 10 y
medic IL dollars.
Los caminos msoportables: cada d'a
So siente mas la necesidad de la carrete-
ra en- proyecto y va empezada desde
Ponce 4 Yauco, por Penuelas, y que atra-
vies;. una rica zona cafeteria.
Redactor-C Corresponsat.
Finca "Santo Domingo"
Penuelas q. IL. 1909.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-23

heroes. ''Doblemos aqui las rOdillas" de.
elan los fl6sofos de aguel tempo
Inclinemos todos la frente y cantemOs
I'm Gloria IN ercelsis a La Patria en- la
Navidad hermOsa de nuestros sacrosan-
tos ideales de jllsticia
FL ilustre autor de puerto Rico 4 los
diez amos de americanizaci6n, al traer en-
recuerdo sas frases de profecia: ella
union de todos los puertorrique los que
combaten de alguma manera ell regimen
Unpopular" saluda con entusiasmo v fe
el nuevo dina, y Isl ese dia Sc obscurece.
alla los que Sc dediquen ensombrecer
con nubes siniestras ell sol de la patria
que sale ahOra esplendido y radiante. "
Ese .es el hbro ell hombre. vaya pues
la mas sincera felicitaci6n
Y que ell viento agite nuestra ensena,
con Ell lena de los barones de Rosslyn:
iCombate
J. E. LEWIS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-23

cas- en- que Sc encuentra ell establecimlen-
to restaurant pmpiedad de los senores
Gelabert y Co.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-23
Plato del dta

Frente una casa de campo
en- verde bOsque escondida,
a sns plantas, cafetalcs,
y caiias de verdes guias -"
moviendo unos su verdura,
otras la madura espiga, =.
hay un empinado cerro 80
de pendiente rapidisima, i;
remendadO de arrOzales, ~
neno de nsang0s, que imitan !.
un tablero de bellezas,
movido por leve brisa - :
De cafet0s la sombra, 4
en- las peladas cuchillas, 81 4;
y del cerro delicioso !
en- hondonadas y cimas, !
innumerables bohios
tachonan la sierra erguida,
w.. Sc oye el giisro al compass
del tsple, en- nota sentida; J
y entire ell cuatrO quejumbroso !!
bella DANA expresiva
y los chistes de los mOzos !
y ell aqua en- labrada data,
sirven grato mdjarete,
arrOs con dulce, e1quisstas empana4sas
y un cafe
puro y sin mezcla; enseguida
una DANA bOrsmcama
que el cOraz6n debilita.
y dOnde quiera, una orquesta
que mueve con armOnias
y buc6Ecas tomadas, {,
las flores de la campina.
Bellezas de las alturas, 4
describiendo blancas filas, ~t
bajan cual Gordon albado T.
al vale por las cuchillas
y f0rman marco en- dolores
de Noche Buena, en- los dias, Z
que necesitan vigores y,
del pincel de un gran artista,
para trazar la hermOsura .!
de tan bella perspective. I
Placenteros en- Ell campo
de NOche Buena los dias,
al. lado de los cafetos,
de fresco arroyo & la 0rilla, ~
bajO sOmbra verde-Oscura
de los naangOs de la Gina,
en- medic al dulce sOnido 81
que producer las espigas
al pOnerse amarillentas
por 10 besos de la brisa,
y dar un cantO de amores 4
al madurar la semilla. /
SOLAPENA. 4
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-23
PUERTO RICO

"a LOS DIEZ- AMOS
DE AMERICANIzACION
Por Vicente Bolbds Capo.
Acabo de leer Ia Ultima paglna oe ese
libro.
T6hro valiente, digno de I'm pueblo va
1iente.
rs honrado como C6rculo y amenaza-
dor como Escipi6n ante el mcendlo dc
Carriage.
La bor de atleta, diriase que brazo de
h;erro ha movido plu1na de gigantic.
III ldiador entra en- liza como los ca
baperos de Ia eaad media. Ell hbro es el
hombre; correcto en- ell exterior, ileva en-
IA ,ortsda el acero de Ia armadura don
de. llamea sus rayos el bravo sol; blanca
.s 81 alma como el papel satinado Y las
ideas grita rebelde grabadas eternamen-
te baio el ferreo golpear de las nmaqui-
mas.
Tn libro asi, es un 1ibro temible. Lleva
en- 81 coraz6n la divisa de los ba1Ones de
Rosslyn: iCon,bate!
A veces un libro es el alma de I'M pue-
'blo. Entonces sc llama Mdschena' re-
presenta la patria comt1n de los que iban
: Norar su desgracia. un dia todos los
7 amos. sobre los escombros de la ciudad
santa. la bella Salem perdida.
He auui un 1ibro vengador. Nemesis
de iusticia va 4 levantar su estandarte
do alarma entire los pueblos de la Anneri-
"a latina: lamar su CRITIC de BANCO
DE A14MFJAS. pobre ISLA OLV1DA-
DA FIN ETERNO OSTRACTSMO DE
COLONTA; va 4 decir que Walker sue
ma su clarin de anrenaza y que. es una
nentira Ia Erase del Cesar enano. dormi-
do en- Chis1ehurt eternamente: le temps
dies conqaetes etait passe sans retours
ion sig(o que agarpotas en- nombre de
Ia democracia y Ia 4ibertad; siglo de las
escuadras. siglo de Ia fuerza!
En- Ia vida de Los pueb]os hay mOmen-
tos en- los c,rales parece jugarse su pro-
pia suerte.
FL. enigma de voz sorda, viejo dos
Smnmano repitiendo en- las cumbres
lfel Apenino el rumor del trrreno, dice
4 un hombre: Detente! y a I'm pueblo
iAdelante!
Los pueblos-se ha dicho-tienen los
gobiernos que merecen: Verdad. Los
hombres. tienen la condici6n que ellos
Ne han creado Verdad.
ST es grato escuchar Ia voz de Traseas
en- los dias de sombras que preside el
hiio de Agripina. agrada tambien la
voz del escritor moderno cue cuenta a
toi1o ell orbe como sc atropella Y sc insul-
ia 4 un pueblo mdefenso.
Ell escritor es un dos, es Jupiter.
Dispone de rayOs que aniqui1an. Te-
snedle
Podreis quizas comprarle con vuestO
Dro Esta bien. pero, entonces no es un
-escritor; es simplemente un canalla.
Dicen que este siglo es esceptlco mo
anna nj cree; todo 10 vende y 10 lns'llta.
La raza Sc hunde; va no hay deales, TO-
do esta perdido, enfangado. "
Mentira. Yo sc de hombres dlgnos'
hombres de coraz6n que qlevan como Ju-
yenal un dos en- su conciencla.
Son escritores, y son honrados
Son representatives del estado antelec-
t,lal de su patria.
Son periodistas, y mobiles, y dlgnos'
FL que se atreva vaya a proponerles ira
pacerfas v humillaciones.
Y son PuertorriqueNos.
iAy de nosotros el dia en- que nos fall
ten hombres de caracter, y como Grecla
,lanando a FilOpemenes ell lltlmo de sls
hiios temamos la muerte del intimo pa
triota borincano!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-23

Ell inspector de alimentos de Ponce,
remite pOr express, mllestras de leche
sospechosas de haber sido adulteradas,
para su analisis en- el Laboratorio de este
Departamento.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-23
Cronica de viaje

La distinguida saliente Junta Direct-
va del "Centro Espanol" de Ponce, re-
cibi6 un enthusiastic voto de gracias al ser
elegida la que habia de sucederla, por sus
empeIios para dar un progressive i'm
pulse al distinguido y enthusiastic Cen
trO
A sus iniciativas debense, aparte de
nun.erosas innovaciOnes, los bales men
suales y las jaranas semanales, que tanto
mlteres han dado al movimientO juvenil
del Centric
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-23

Antonio Suerez de Pehuelas solicita
permiso para exhrmar los restos de Lui-
sa Antonia Ortiz.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-23

Ell inspector de alimentos de Maya
guez. remite certificates de destruction
de articulos alimenticiOs en- NAL estadO
propiedad de los senores NJ. Grau e
Hijos, de Felix Morales.
Matfas Muntaner de San Juan, remlte
plano de obras de plomerias, que han de
efectua1se en- la casa nlmero As en- la
calle de San Sebastian.
FL inspector veterinario del dlstrlto
Norte. infuma sobre su visita de inspec-
ci6n a Aguadilla, habiendose confrmado
que ell caballo propiedad de Dionisio AL
varez, sc encuentra padeciendo de muer-
mo- Sc orden6 su SacrificiO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-23
Institute de Agriculture
ARTES Y OFIC1OS

LAJAS, PTO-RICO
Diciembre Is de 1909.
Senior Director del BOLETIN
MERCANTIL.
San Juan. P. r. 1909
Mi distinguido seflor:
Permitame wgar a ,lsted nos haga el
obsequio de publican en- su estimable dia-
rio, la reorganization de la Directiva de
este Centre, verifcada en- Ia assmblea
del de este mes de la mancra siguien-
te:
M1EMBROS DE OFICIO:
Sr. Gobernador de Puerto Rico. Sr
Comisionado de Educaci6n. ST. Presi-
dente de Ia Cama1a de Delegates. Sr
Presdente del Cmse5o Executive. Sr A.
J. Greiff.
MIEMBROS EFECTTVOS
Sr. Juan c. Ortiz Presidente. Sr.
Ouintin Ramirez, vice -presidente. seiior
j. Gustavo Acevedo, Tesorero
VOCALES:
Sr. Inspector de Esc,lelas
- Presidente de la .Jumta Escolar
p" Juan E. Stefani.
" J. w. Marie.
- Francisco Felin '
- Jose Ramirez
- Enrique Frank.
Sr Fernando j. RNlil.
Secretario.
AnsiOsos de que la nueva Directiva
lie merezca la misma favorable acogida
que usted NOS dispensara en- ocasiones
milltiples. al coadyuvar, con su coraz6n
y sentimientos de velxfadero PATRIOTS
mo. al exito de esta obra que usted de-
be tantO, placeme testimoniarle mis- pro-
testas de consideration y simpatia.
Sinceramente de usted,
Juan C. Ortis.
Presidente
-entA,AA
Information de Sandal
Ell Inspector de Sanidad senor Andino
participa haber visitado en- la mafana
del dia 21 en- San Juan, siete puestos
mbiendo encontrado densidades del %
al 81.
Ell inspector de Sanidad seiior Andino
denuncia las malas condolences higi6ni-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-23

Ell mercadOs de chinas experimental
inexplicables oscTlaciones. debido segura-
mente a las muchas habiladades de los
eomisionistas; deben convencerse los pro
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-23

*
La nueva directiva, elegida el domin-
60 10. y de la cual va diHcuenta el BO-
LETIN MERCANTIL, que cuenta con
valiosos elementos. entire 0tros. D. b.
ValdeciMa, don Jose Gonzalez, don Jose
Ma. Cosio. don Felix Sauri, don P. j.
Bomini, don Manuel Gandara y otros
muchas caballeros del alto comercio y la
mdustria, tiene proyectos de trascen-
dencia suma para ell a7io pr6ximo.
Entire slls plausibles proyectos figura
en- primer lugar la construction de un
edificio magno, en- el centro de la ciudad.
para residencia social y propia del Cen
tro v que llevara. ell nombre de Casa de
EspaNa.
Tambien Sc piensa en- estudiar Las Il
meas generates, para la erection de un
gran Sanatorio en- conexi6n con ell citado
Centre, que sera como el amoroso ho-
gar dmde vayan a mitigar sus dolores
fisicos. quienes lejos de la patria. no tie
lien las caricias de los suyos, para que
atentien s,ls dolores.
Dado ell entusiasmo que EN- los nu-
merosos socios del Centre sc nota, pronto
sera. sino el primero. uno de los prime
ros centres de la isla
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-09-16
DIVORCE GROWS IN CANADA
Though Proceeding is Costly, Evil is
on the Increase.

OTTAWA, Ont, Sept. l The
prevalent evil of divorce and the in
creasing extent to which 1t is sought
is indicated in the official records of
the divorce committee of the Can
adian senate, which handles cases
from Quebec, Ontario, Manitoba and
the two new easern provinces. The
provinces of Nova Scotia, New Bruins
wick and British Columbia have
divorce courts of their own, and it
is a rare thing for a case to come
from Prince Edwadd Island.
From the upper and middle, classes
of society the cases originate almost
entirely, for divorce, obtained by act
of parliament, is a rather expressive
procedure. 1t is true that there is
provision for dealing with cases in
forma paupers, but they very rarely
come up. The average divorce, Sc
cured at Ottawa, costs from 5000
upward.
The number of applications to par
Lament for divorce to, be passed upon
at the coming session of parliament,
which opens in November, demon
strates that the evil seems to be gain
ing a strong foothold in Canada.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-09-16
'lCl,ell!u!!r's,'e'ef'S!''Itlu!!d'!y
for High
School

A complete course of study for the
four classes in the White Pine county
High school has just been completed
by Principal Carr. 1t includes a
list of studies usually taught in High
school of recognized standing, and
the new curse will meet the en-
trance requirements for the Fresh
mar year at California and Stanford.
1t is the intention of Principal
Carr to offer a complete course in
Commercial branches as soon as the
necessary arrangements can be made
At least a PARTON of the Commercial
course will be offered to students
during the present year.
In addition to the regular subjects
indicated in the course of study,
typewriting will be given to a limited
number of students. For the benefit
of all the High school pupils, a one
hour course in Commercial Law
will be offered. A number of the
attorneys of the district have promis-
ed to give lectures on subjects in
Commercial Law to the students one
hour each week. sls
The our of study follows:
First year.-Algebra, English
grammar and composition, Physical
geography and physiology, Latin.
Second year-Algebra and geome-
try, stRehtoric, Ancient history.
Latin, Caesar.
Third year-Geometry, American
l~ieterature, Medieval and modern
history, Latin, Cicero.
Fourth year-English literature,
Solid geometry and trigOnometry,
Physics, Latin, Virgil.
Z In accordance with an order OF
the board of county commissioners,
five copies of the course of study
for the High school will be circulated
throughout the county by Principal
Carr.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-09-16
R PARK PAYS BEST
Attendance Doubled Since the Beer
WIS., Cat Out.

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Sept y
Helm, millionaire brewer and own
err Of Electric Park, one Of the largest
amusement parks In the West, who
has been conducting the resort with
out a liquor license for two years,
said today that he wouldn't have q
liquor license again If the city would
offer 1t to him.
II used to think as the managers
Of the large parks in other cities
thought, said Mr.. Helm, that IT
was Impossible to operate a park Of
this class with the highest priced
attractions and not sell beer. We
believed it necessary to sell beer
to meet the enormous expense of the
park. But when l was refused a Ii
cense 1 concluded to- go ahead with
out the beer and now you couldn't
coax me to put 1t in.
II expect to make more money this
year than | ever made in any two
years while / was selling beer at the
park. Now that the public realize
that they can enjoy the concessions
without coming into contact with
intoxicated or b~oisterous people.
find that the attendance has nearly
doubled.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-09-16

An agreement has been enteredl
into between the directors OF the,
Good Time club and a committee
from the Ely Athletic Association, un-
der the terms of which the associa-
ton will tent the club hall on Lyons
avenue and Seventh street.
The Good Time club has agreed
to have water connections in the
building, and two baths together with
the gymnasium apparatus Will be re-
moved from the present quarters of
the association in the Ely hotel build
ing.
The rental for the hall has been
placed at $40 per month, which Is
$50 less than the rent formerly paid.
Tt is believed that there are ninety
members of the association who will
continue to pay dues and take an
active interest in the affairs of the
organization. rs
A committee consisting of C. w.
Dickinson, w. J.aStewart and Alex
Baird was appointed by the Good
Time club to draw up a lease for the
building.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-09-16
WILL MEET FRIDAY NIGHT.
Because Of Absence of Mayor and
Councilman, no Meeting Was
Held Last Night.

The regular meeting of the city
council was not held last night be-
cause of the absence of Mayor Nc
Donald and Councilman Witcher. MI
Mcdonald is at present in Salt Lake
on mining business, while Mr..
Witcher was unable to be present
because of outside business of i'm
pOrtance.
The usual weekly business of the
council will be transacted tomorrow
night, and the extension of the
sewer system will be the principal
business disposed of.
The council has already concluded
a deal for an outlet for the sewer.
A deed for one five acre tract of
land has already been placed in es-
crow, while two deeds for two other
similar lots were supposed to have
been signed up yesterday, making
fifteen acres of land to be used for
this purpose.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-09-16
Observance q
Jewish New
Year


Business was suspended at sun
down yesterday at all the stores in
the district owned by people of the
Jewish faith in observance of New
Years day on the Jewish calender,
The stores will be closed until this
afternoon at shutdown.
All dates in Jewish history are
reckoned from the creation, and ,ac-
cording to their traditions, this was
$3.50 years before the beginning OF
the Christian era.
The Jewish year is composed OF
twelve months, there being an addi-
tional month for each leap year. The
months have twenty-nine and thirty
days alternately.
The next important date on the
Jewish calender, is the day of atoneE
ment, which falls on the 18th of this
month. All members of the orthodox
church are required to fast on this
day.