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Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-05
"NOT WHOLLY CHAINED" is
OCEAN PARK MANS CLAIM

OCEAN PARK, Nov. 25.-[Editor
Herald: The question of the influence
of environment on our destiny has per-
picked the minds of men since time
began because the true basis of mans
government is not generally known or
is in dispute and where it is recog-
nized is apprehended only in degree.
Here is an expression from Mon
taigne on the subject, which may as
sist some OF your readers. and l may
remark herewith that 1t is practically
in line with my own understanding.
He says "ThOse philosophers who as
sert that We are wholly chained, bound
and controlled by the circumstances Of
that part of the universe of which we
are directly aware, that we are the
slaves of our environment and must
act as we are compelled by forces
emanating from things (therein) on our
side of the boundary alone-they err.
This kind of determinism is false and
the reaction against 1t has led others to
assert that we are lawlessly free and
able to initiate any action without mo-
tive or cause, that each individual is
a capricious and chaotic entity, not part
of a cosmo at ALL We are free in so
far as our sensible surroundings and
immediate environment are concerned;
that is, we are free for all practical
purposes and can choose between al
ternatives as they present themselves.
We are controlled as being intrinsic
parts of an entire cosno suffused with
law and order"
How we'll he characterizes those lat
ter-day philosophers. Il. f. S. and
"Savonarola," in their meager concept
of man.
"Doth not wisdom cry and under
standing put forth her volce?" r. N.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-05
DENIES RACE SUICIDE
REMEDY FOR POVERTY

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 26-[Editor
Herald: The letter box correspon-
dent who had to endure Thanksgiving
day without cent in his pocket, and
without a morsel to put into his
stomach, may perhaps derive a mo
ment's' comfort from the fact that
nearly all working people have at one
time or another had similar expert
ences. Competition. however, is not
yet as keen in America as in other
countries. l well remember when
working at my trade in European
countries how hard it was to find a
Job especially during the winter
months. 1t was something like a mat
ter of life and death with us to pro-
cure employment. When a job was
advertised in the papers, there was
wild rush to the place. and although
you flew at lightning speed, when you
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-05
INSPIRING MEETING

TN THE great and inspiring meeting
held at Simpson auditorium last
a evening thousands Of the best citi-
zens of Los Angeles found opportunity
to give vent to their enthusiasm and to
applaud speakers V7o described the is
sues Of the campais9, and told why the
Good Government candidates SHOULD
win, and probably WOULD win.
Again The Herald takes occasion to
express its high appreciation of the
splendid campaign oratory which dur
ing this campaign has furnished ma
terial to make intelligent voters think
There is not another city in the United
States-no, not in the World--Where q
campaign even for such an exalted and
inspiring object as civic righteousness
can produce as many able speakers
men Of great ability, Of unusual train
ing and experience and possessors of
the gift oTatOrical. And this was eX-
emplifed again in a convincing man
ner by the fine speech making which at
Simpson auditorium closed the mem
orable and magnificent campaign of the
Good Government organization, its
friends, allies and sympathizers.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-05
DENIES THERE is ERROR
IN GENEALoGY OF SAVIOR

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 2S-[Editor
Herald: 1 would respectfully inform
your correspondent, C. A. Lane, that
there is no error in the genealogy Of
Jesus as recorded in Matthew.
The forty-two generations of our
Lord were typified by the forty-two
encampments of the children of Israel
in the wilderness.
The answer to the question, while
being very simple, involves the secret
of the universe, and would occupy too
much space In your columns. If c. A.
Lane will send his address I will an
swer the question fully.
ED. MURRELL.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-05
AT THE THEATERS

AUDITORIUM--"The Bachelor" Monday
NIASON-"The Prima Donna" Monday.
BURBANK-"st Elmo"
BELASCO-""rhe Climbers"
AIAJESTIC-Dark
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
GRAND--"Love Tales Of Hoffman"
LOS ANGELEs-yaudeylle
FTSCHER'S- comedy.
UNIQUE-Vaudevil and comedy
OLYMPIC-Muslcal comedy
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-05

When Good Government is firmly
established in Los Angeles the citizens
will turn their thoughts toward avia-
ton and will make aviation week the
most remarkable success of modern
times. Hurrah for the success Of the
Good Government candidates and Of
aviation week!
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-05

The first few days of this week will
be strenuous. Every good citizen Of
Los Angeles is expected to do his duty
and if every good citizen needs the
call of his conscience and uses his bal
lot, the cause of Good Government will
triumph and Los Angeles will continue
to prosper.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-05

The worst evils that affect our local gov
ernment arise from and the inevitable
result Of the mixing up Of the city affairs
with the party politics of the nation and the
state. The lines upon which national parties
divide have no necessary connection with
the business of the city; such connections
open the way TO countless schemes Of plum
der and civil cOrruptiOn.-IheOdore Roose-
ole
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-05

The power secured by the boss and hi,
assistants under the machine has un-
doubtedly Injured TO their pecuniary benefit
and it is seen in the large fortunes which
they now have. How their money was made
has not been disclosed. If / were able as
j fear / shall not be, because public duty
calls me elsewhere, to cast my vote in Gin
cinnati at the coming election, ! should cast
st against the municipal ticket nominated
by the Republican organizatiOu.--Winiam H.
UoF
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-05

The spirits of the men who attended
the machine banquet were dampened
Such wetblanketness was never
known before in the history Of Los
Angeles politics. Mr. Smith and fellow
jumpers certainly will be mourned by
the professional job seekers"
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-05

Lee c. Gates, an honorable and con-
scientious citizen, whose words carry
weight, says G. A. Smith, machine can
didate for mayor, arranged the scheme
by which Dr. Walter Lindley was
knitted and Arthur c. Harper elected.
Fine business!
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-05

The Southern Pacific machine is at
it's old game. 1t is trying to capture
and control the public interests of Los
Angeles. Defeat Machine Candidate
Smith and the entire machine ticket.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-05

Be sure to vote for the Good Govern
ment candidates for the city council,
The city council should be composed
of members who will cooperate heart
lily with Mayor Alexander and the
great civic bodies in their efforts to
make Los Angeles one of the best
governed cities in the world.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-05

There has been much talk in this
campaign, and when uttered by Good
advocates and Good Gov
ernment newspapers it has been good
talk. But even the best talk must
come to an end. Now is the time for
WORK. All together, vote together,
and be sure, be sure to VOTE! And
the success of the Good Government
ticket will be a certainty.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-05

Working men will vote for Mayor
Alexander. Wage earners know that
times are better during a good govern
ment administration than during a
machine administration. The prosper
ity of the Alexander administration has
been more convincing to the hard
headed, intelligent wage Garner than
has all the campaign eloquence.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-05

Good government brings prosperity
Vote for Good Government candidates,
who will bring good government and
nrosperitY.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-05
Public Letter Box

TO CORRESPONDENT Intended
for public alton must be accompanied by the
name ana address of the "sHer. The HI aid
gives the widest latitude to correspondents,
but assumes responsibility for their views,
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-05

The defeat Of the Southern Pacific
designs on the free harbor demands the
election of the Good Government coun-
cilmen.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-05

Opponents of good government are
waving a banner inscribed &c. o. p"
There is a mistake in the lettering. 1t
should be rs. p"
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-05

Only those who wish to violate law
have any reason to oppose or fear the
reelection Of Mayor Alexander.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-05
ON BROADWAY

Mistress Mary,
quite Contrary"
A comic opera show;
With peroxide bellies,
And vaudeville sells,
And ballheads all in a row!
Puck.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-05
GOOD GOVERNMENT TICKET

VOTE 1T STRAIGHT
For Mayor
GEORGE ALEXANDER.
For city Clerk
HARRY }. LELANDE.
For city Attorney
LESLIE X. HEWITT
For city Treasurer
c. II. HANCE.
For City Auditor
JOHN ;. MYERS.
For City Tax and License Collector
CLARENCE VI. TAGGART
For city Assessor
WALTER MALLABD.
FOR
MEMBERS BOARD OF EDUCATION
CVotc for Seyeul
MELVILLE DOZIER.
HERMAN W. FRANK,
JAMES NJ. QUINN,
ROGER ;. PAGE,
JOSEPH SCOTT
FRANCIS w STEDDOM.
FIELDING J. srILSON.
FOR MEMBERS OF COUNCIL
CNote for &,ne)
JOSIAS j. ANDREWS.
MARTIN +. BETKOUSKI,
MILES 5. GREGORY,
ROBERT NJ. LUSh,
TIL. O'BRIES.
RICHMOND PLANT,
WILLIAM j. WASHBURN,
GEORGE WILLIAMS
JOHN u. WORKS
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-05

On all matters pertaining to advertising
sddress Charles r. Gates. advertising man
Rger,
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-05

TomOrrOw-The American Congress:
XIV-PrOcedure in the Senate.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-05

PopulationofLos Angeles 327, ,685
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-23

En- esta Imprenta Sc vende
papel de periodicos viejos a
- qnintal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-23
nen Ia obigaci6n dc cumpir.con-ea
espiritu y.la letra dc las -leyes 'desu,

men la obigaci6n dc cumpirs sconrei
espiritu y-la letn dc las leyes de. .su
Ante esa realidad, es decorosa-
mente. justo ,afirmar que los puerto
rriquehos tenlamos derecho antes
del Tratado de Paris; que tenfamos
dereehes naestros, propiamente nu~
estros, desde antes que Ell gobierno
americana que hizo el tratadc t,fvie-
ra el derecho de concertarle; y que
cronol6gcamente, como quiera que
Puerto Rice fu6 pueblo antee de que
10 fueran los Estados Unidos, los
puertor1iquenos tuvieron derechos
desde antes, desde mucho antes que
los nobilfsimos varones norteameri-
canos Sc reunieran en- convention
para establecer cuales eran sus de-
rechos Y los de todos los honsbres.
Sera, pues, initil 6 ineficaz ei en-
peho de los desafectos de Puerto
Rico en- afirmar que no tenemos' de-
rechos.
Antes Ia razon y Ia justicia, como
armonico resultado de Ia moral de
la equidad y del honor, tenemos
derechos. -.
Tantos -buenos como los que
consideran tener aquellos que nos
despoiaron de los nuestros.
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OE sgC| EDAD.

En- el s'Fersalles". Han trasladado
su residenGa s San Juan, proceden-
tes de Vieques, los distinguidos espo
sos Juliani-Duteil. Tenemos pues
en- Ell vergel de San Juan Ia lindfsi-
ma cuanto culta damita Viotorina
Jliani, muy conocida en- San Juan
en- donde ha sido admirada su gracia
" belleza. Bienvenidos y que les sea
tgrata SUI vivienda en- San Juan la
estimable fanilia.
Vendrdn en- breue. La distinguida
esposa del secretario particular del
gobernador, sehora Pearl Margueri-
te keleher de Joannini, ,vendra en- bre
We a Ia isla acompanada de su hijo
para residir aqui en- union de su ma
rido.
Regreso. Despues de.un largo via
le por Europa y Estados Unidos, han
regresado { San Juan los distingui
dos esposos Gonzalez-Carazo y sus
nl1os. Vueive q lucir en- el "Versa-
lies su exquisite graciay primorosa
belleza la bella damita hija mayor
de aquellos, Ricardo Gonzalez y Ca
razo. Nuestra bienvenida mas cor
dial a Ia estimable familia.
Semper.
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Eerdadera Sorpresa.
SUBASTA PUBLICA,

Pueje caliicarse de verbs dera sor-
press. 10 q ha ocurrido antes de aver,
no fueron pO,as las pataletas sustos
sfneopes hasta NAL de pelea sufrieron
muchos al Yer instantaneamente apa
recsr el Inferno el mas mcderno elmas
grande e' mas espacioso almaoen de
tamas, muebles. cajas de hero, fon6
gratis. pianos ga. que jamas Sc ha
visto en tods la isis, 81 inferno y FL
cielo de Arrivi Hnos ambos en- Ia ca
lie de Is Fortaieia son la sslvaeuar-
dia del pueblo con sus baratillos de
telss J las ventss q plszos.
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Autonovi| destrozado.

Ell automovil del Lcdo. Benitez-
Castanos chocoayer tarde con un ca
rro eectrico en- la parada 434 en- San
turce. En- momentos en- que salia a.
quel vehfculo de Ia casa que ocupa
en- la calle del Parque Ia distinguida
familia Benitez Morera, y cuya YER
ia esta situada muy corta dist an
cla de la via de los carros electricos,
balaba uno de estos por la pendien-
te que conduce al Parque. Chocaron
amoos vemculos y Ell automovil que
90 completamente destrozado V en-
Ia via, teniendo que.detenerse los ca
rios hasta despejar esta. No hubo
danos a los pasajeros de ambos ve-
hiculos.
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CARTAS DEL PUEBLO.
Nota de teatro.

Sr. Director de la Correspon,
dencia.
Senor: Ante numeroso pdblico
calificativo que emplearia algunos
lie nuestros modernos cronistas, de
but6 en- el alegre coliseo de esta cul-
IA capital Ia plausible compahia
Adams-Bravo.
Evangelina Adams, ella, trag.ca
spiaudida. 4 quien mas de una vez
he visto luc:r sUs bellas facultades
como actriL discreta V talentoSa.
supo bril!ar d grande altura con Ia
interpretation de Carload escosida
obra del reputable escritor espalol
On. Migue. de Echegaray.
GratOs Y mgy vivos recuerdos
traj6 d mi mente ia celebrada arts
ia de que me ocupo.. PIes no ma nnu-
cho tempo que VI poner en- escena
dicha obra por IA notable compafiia
Guerrero Mendoza en- la capital de
Cuba, queuda patria de u Adams
V del que estas Iineas traza. Fulgu-
rando como astro de primera mzgni-
tud Maria Jimenez. esa insigne tri-
giea espahola, i quien sigle muy lie
cerca EvsngeIina Adams.
"Candad' de Echegaray. encon-
tr6 fiel int6rpFete en- Is notable
Adams. en- Blanca de Lara. Roir
en- Blanca de Lars. Roiri-
glez. 1ambHna Adams Agustin s.
gava. Y el propio Bravo. quien val
zane ia Erase. esruvo 4 Ia aItura de
- 4pellidO.
Erosw0 Gs.Iss.
San Juan p Riro Nov. % Iglu
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ARTlCULoS QUE ''SE QUEDAN.'

/ Cuando los artlculos de co
mercio quedan sobrantes er
los almacenes de especulado
res que no anuncian, estos
suelen decir que aquellos ar
ticulos no han tenido acepta
cion en- ell pdblico; y dicen es
to porque ellos ignoran que
el pdblico nunca supo que
ellos tenian a la venta tales
articulos.
De ahi esas cantidades de
mercancias quedadas de un
alo para otro. De ahl, POI
10 tanto, la p6rdida de las ven
tas en- baratillos, cuando este,
por supuesto, no obedece al
ingenio de vender barato pa.
"a eneontrar la compensation
por otro lado; siendo de no.
tar que siempre es necesario
anunciar con mucha profu.
sion, los baratillos.
Los especuladores que guar
dan en- secreto los articulos en-
los cuales han empleado su
capital, no conocen 10 que pa.
50 a la compalia de fon6gra.
fos ''Victor Talkin Machine :.
Empez6 6sta su negocio en-
Camden, New Jersey, hace
unos nueve amos, con $500 de
capital. Hay que fijarse en-
este. !S30O!. Sus iniciadores
referen ahora q. el gran incre.
mento que han llegado a dar
a SUI industria, 10 deben a la
solida fe que tenia uno de los
que aportaban al capital para
el desarrollo de la empresa, Ell
la propaganda del anuncio
bien dirijida. Hoy la citada
compania gasta en- anuncios
alrededor de 100000 al aiio.
A los especuladores a quie.
nes Sc les queda la mercancia,
les parecera que son muy ton.
tas las gentes que gastan me-
dio million en- anuncios. Pero
a la gran compania es cosa
probada, que no Sc le quedan
las mercancias.
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Gamble de destinos.

Ia pasado 4 ocupar Ell cargo de
Clerk en- las oficinas de Ia comision
De Ia policia insular Ell correcto 20
hcla Mariana Barreiro, que trabaja-
Da en- ei cuartel general del cuerpo, y
ocufa o fahora el puesto que tenia ell
81. Lopez de Haro quien Sc ha hecho
cargo 9 de un destino en- Ia aduana de
san Juan, el que obtuvo por exame-
mes del servicio civil
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In esta lmprenta Sc vende
papel de periodico5 viejos a
So Iuintal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-23
El joven Laguna igno
raba que por correo
no Sc podia escribir en-
ciertos tern1inos.
Y menos usando palabras
"macizas" que parece eau
saron alguna lesion en- Ell.
nombre del destinatario
Fue deteRido y no le admitieron
fanZa.
De nuestro corresponsal

De nuestro corresponsal.
Noviembre 90. La Cortt
Municipal sali6 aver para Cia
les con el fin de celebrar algu
juicios que tiene penuiente er
dicho pueblo.
La session del jueves en- Ma
natl Sc transfirio para ell :otre
jueves a consecuencia de ha
Der tenido que comparecer el
Hon. Juez Municipal Sr. Ale
gria a un importante juicic
que por jurados Sc celebraba
en- Arecibo.
Tambien fue tranferida pa
ra el proximo jueves la Sc.
sion de Ayuntamiento por fal-
ia quorum, y con esta van
tres semanas que no Sc reune
dclho organlsmo.
..-Hemos tenido el gusto de
saludar a nuestro compatriota
don Jose Gimenez, teniente de
la Policia Insular destacado
en- Yauco. hoy sai0 para Are.
cibo con el fin de asistir como
testigo a I'M juicio oral.
..-Ha sido detenido por Ell
Marshal de la Corte Federal
y conducido a San Juan Ell
joven obrero don Antonio La.
guna Iriarte. Indagamos los
motives y nos informan que la
tai detenci6n obedece & haber
escrito una postal a un amigo
cliente cobrandole un dinero,
amenazandole con llevarlo a
los tribunales 81 no lie pagaba,
otros me dlcen que fue por
palabras puestas en- la postal
que no cuadraban a quien
iban dirigidas. No admitie.
ron fianzas.
I'm la semana pasada de.
jaron de existir Pablo Rodri.
guez Delgado, Dolores Alicea,
Cruz Rivera, Fermina Felicia.
no, Juan Sanchez Vazquez y
Belen Maisonet Esoobar.
Nacieron en- esa semana Po.
lonia Rodriguez, Alberta Mai.
sonet y Pillar Maisonet [geme
los 'Antulio Jose Santana,
Rafaela Medina, Ramona Diaz
! Manuel Morales, Ana Maria
Rios Martinez, Jose de los
Santos Soto Lugo, Juan P.
Menendez y Gloria Gimenez
Laureano.
Contrajo matrimonio Celes.
tino Gonzalez con Santana
Vega.
-.-Ha fjado su Residential en-
esta ciudad el joven DR.. Don
NJ. A. Frias, natural de Vene,
zuela, habiendo cursado estu.
dios en- Espaia y Venezuela,
tenemos informes meritisimos
de inteligencia y prendas per,
sonales. lie damos la bienve.
nida y esperamos conquiste
abundante clientela.
En- asuntos PARTICULARS
sali6 para San Juan el popu.
lar alcalde de Manati don
Clemente Ramirez.
---Cl teIlente San MILAN
ha introducido notables me.
joras en- el cuartel, montando
unas oficinas c6modas y ele.
gantes.
---Hemos tenido el gusto de
saludar al active cabo de Ia
Policia Sr. Garcia de quien
tenemos buenos informes. Dor
su educaci6n y laboriosidad.
habiendose hecho cargo del
puesto para que fue nombra-
do. LIE felicitamos.
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Dinero y reloj gratis.

Fida So aiuero. diez Fesos oro de
Psstillas Recuperadcr &c la Salud'
Il melor latellizado para la Sangre;
Fl esomsso- e higado. = les rihones
.'''s-'''. - --'re sus vecinos. pres 2.
scepiado 6on.e quiera que Sc ofreces
' Al msni4s-~s <. impoue. ObseauIa-
Frnos coa LA comisioa en- dinero. y
IN reloJ gsitis- Escriba enseguida
ia "Nzilo-a Drug Agency. Ietuzn
% SAM -an. Pto. kico. Noyiembse.
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IN MAYORD0M0.

In mayordomo con larga practi-
ca en- 81 eultivo de Ia cana" desea
oolocarse al frents de una co.on;a, V
al eiecto cuenta con las referencia,
que se deseen. Para informes ests
Administration y en- Vega-baja. don
Arturo Guerra Acosta
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tTosw0 Cells.
san Juan. P. Rico Nov. ID 1853
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u n GA

Se vende per mitad de pre-.
clo Is 335-0ol un Auto-piano
IN perfecto estado. Luto en- la
familia es la causa de So venta.
Se daran lnfo.mes en- esta -Ad-
ministracion.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-11-11
COUNTY BOARD IN SESSION.

The Manitowoc county board con-
vened Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at
the supervisors room in the court house
with John Even in the chair All
members were present. The reports of
the county clerk, Co. Supt. and Train
ing school board were read and referred
to the proper committees.
A communication from II party in
Milwaukee suggesting that the books of
the various county officers be audited,
and making application for the job, was
read. The letter was made special order
for Friday forenoon. The members after
being in session less than an hour ad
journed until Wednesday morning
At Wednesday mornings session the
report of the county judge was read and
referred, also several bills and claims
which were referred to the proper com.
mittees. After a short session the board
adjourned until this morning at 10 O..
clock,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-11-11
MAKES OFFER OF CITY HALL.

A modern, up to-date city hall, clerk
and treasurer's offices on the first floor,
with committee rooms adjoining and a
council chamber ON the third floor.
reached by elevator, is offered the City
by Elmer Sears, manager of the Will.
Jams Block in connection with plans for
three story addition to the block at
Eighth aud Jay streets The City will
be asked to pay a rental but little more
than paid for the present city hall.
A formal proposition will be made the
council and special meeting may be
held to act upon it. Mr.. Sears proposes
to lease to the city offices on the first
floor of the 50x5O foot addition, TO pro.
vide adequate committee rooms and
will give the city the entire third floor
for council chambers. Immediate ac-
ton is asked to permit the drawing of
plans TO meet the needs of the city if the
offer is accepted.
Mr. Sears recently offered to sell the
Williams Block to the City for city
hall but the invest ment was considered
too great The offer made, however, is
said TO be more favorable one and
there is reason to believe it will be ac.
cepted. 1t is said the new quarters
would cost less than $50 per annum ad
vance or present rental.
Plans for the addition are to be com.
pleted December / aud contracts will be
awarded at once and ii accepted the
new city hall will be available in the
spring --Manitowoc Herald.
A special meeting of the council to
consider the proposition has been called
for tonight.
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KILL HORSE BY OVER DRIVING.

A trio of young men of the city
among whom one, Tommy Larson ap-
pears to have been the ring leader pro.
cured a horse and buggy from the Kul
nick livery barn on Quay street Satur-
day evening and drove the horse in such
manner that it fell on the street, ex-
hausted, about block from the barn,
when they were returning with it. SO
far as can be learned Larson after pro.
curing the horse picked up two compan-
ions and the three proceeded to take
in the saloons on the south side of the
river. Some hours later the three ap-
peared at the livery barn carrying the
harness and pulling the buggy and
informed the boy in charge that the
horse could be found on the next corner
The horse was got to the barn but its
condition was found to be such that lat.
er in the day the Humane officer ordered
it killed. Larson disappeared after re.
turning the buggy and harness