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, 1909-12-16
Saratoga Chips

l.. 6. Sterrett returned Monday
from his trip to Denver.
Read SCOTS and Mrs. Dyer's locals
in this weeks paper
Roy Peck was down from the ranch
Tuesday and Wednesday of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. S. Stout were do
ing some Christmas shopping here
Saturday.
Mrs. B. A. Kidding was down from
the Kidding ranch on Cow creek Sat
urday for a short business trip.
Mrs. Rose Kincaid and her son Ar
thur came in from the ranch Monday
evening. Returning Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank White and Mr..
and Mrs. Harry F. Kincaid were down
Saturday from the upper country.
Geo. Sullivan and wife were down
yesterday bringing in a load of ranch
produce and taking out some Christ
things.
Milt Fleming who is helping Joe
Weimer on the town reservoir at Raw
Inns, was over yesterday, returning
this morning.
Mrs. Schilt and children went out
to the ranch of Mr.. and Mrs. A. W.
Eager last Friday night and remain
ed until Sunday.
Miss Anna Campbell left last week
for St. Joseph's Hospital in Denver,
where she will resume her work in
that institution.
Fl. E. Paulson left Saturday for
Orrick, Mo. where he goes on a visit
to relatives. He will remain over the
Christmas holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Priquet moved
down from Brush creek Friday and
have taken up their residence in a cot
tage in Riverside addition.
George Arnold, river foreman for the
Carbon Timber Company, is prepar-
ing to put in the county bridge at
Rtuaro,IA nc Snpn nG thn ,rnnfhAr ,,l N
permit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor Pennock were
in from the rauch Saturday. Mrs.
Pennock remained over until Sunday
to visit Mrs. Eckdahl and Mrs. Rob
nett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chef Cluf were in
Tuesday making a careful inspection
of Old Santa's wares at the different
stores, with the probable intention of
investing.
Mrs. HI. E. Pilon and her sister,
Miss Straub, accompanied by Mrs.
Walter Pilon, all left Yesterday for a
visit with friends at Chicago and Bea.
v~erville Ills.
Mrs. DIR. Bingham and little daugh.
ter came in from their visit IN the cas-.
tern states Saturday and will remain
with the doctor here until he complet.
es his dental work.
Miss Elva Want and Miss Ludella
Flood were in from the Want ranch
on Hay creek Saturday. Miss Flood
is teaching the district school at that
place now.
, 1909-12-16
Announcement

The American Ladies Tayloring Co.
announce a 20 per cent discount on all
suits, wraps, skirts and until further
notice and also guarantee delivery in
two weeks or forfeit an extra 10 pei
cent. H. A. Dyer
Representative
, 1909-12-16

4oyd Mormon was in town over Sum
lay from Pass creek. He is busy
shipping hay to the Rawlins, and
aud other markets along the line Of
the U. P. road.
]. w. Huston has Il phone in his
residence out on the Carbon Timber
ranch, formerly the Cad
well place. This brings the ranch a
bout a mile closer to town.
Jacob Reed, who has the Heather
ranch rented was in town Friday for a
new hay baler. He has about $50
tons to bale which will be shipped out
to markets on the Union Pacific road.
Mrs. Mary ! RiAdir~, who had
been visiting her sister, Mrs. w. E.
Meason, on Cedar creek, for n couple
of weeks, passed. thru here Saturday
on her way t. her sons place on Cow
creek.
A letter of recent date. from E. "A
Paulson to the editor of this paper
says that they are having the coolest
December known in 81 years. The
record is from the weather bureau and
is reliable.
Frank White, who's a member OF
the Local Lodge, l. o. o. F., was re-
recently appointed District Deputy
Grand Master for the ensuing year.
Mr.. Whites friends will be pleased at
this honor.
MIR. and Mrs. Matt Watt and their
daughter Maud, were down from the
ranch Saturday. Mrs. Watt was hav-
ing a hard time disposing of Miss
Maud while she did some Christmas
shopping.
j. B. Hassett is in receipt of d letter
from his wife in which she says that
Mrs. I'll. r. Jones fell on the slippery
pavement and broke an ankle and she
will be confined to her room for the
next month or six weeks.
Dean Peck and Club Nelson are
going into the hay baling business
They have secured the old horse pow
er at the Jack creek ranch aud a baler
of Lawrence Sterrett and are having
them put in shape for use.
l.. Gels injured his hand very badly
yesterday by getting it caught in the
gasoline engine at the bath house
DR.. Price dressed the injured member
but it will be several weeks before
Mr.. Gels can use his hand.
Loren E Gross, Everett Gross and
Cecil Ryan are baling hay. They
have just finished the baling of the
hay of d. Stout, 81 tons and have
moved their baler to another point in
the neighborhood.
r. W. Wood, Ed. Freeman and
Louis Gunst were down from Brush
creek where the Wood thresher was
al work. Mr.. Wood has broken the
steering screw and the engine could
not be operated until another could
arrive by express.
Mrs. DR.. Miller arrived last Thurs
day to see her mother, Mrs. l.. Gels
who has been quite seriously i'll foi
the past month. IL is feared thai
Mrs. Gels will half to he taken t,
some other point before she will b,
able to recuperate.
Lloyd Norman left this morning foI
Patagonia, Ariz to visit friends for tn,
, 1909-12-16

One Columbia Cylinder Phone
graph and one doz. understandable re-
cords for S34 90 equal to any $45 90
machine. $40. 90 down So 100 a month
fl. A. Dyer
, 1909-12-16

The best fountain pen made is the
Waterman and you will find them at
Scott's
, 1909-12-16

Carving sets, smoking acts, Military
sets, shaving sets, at Scott's.
, 1909-12-16

Selling at Net Cost a few pair Of
fine skates. Scott.
, 1909-12-16

One Columbia Disc Photograph
and ] doz. double disc records for
1913. 80. $500 down and S.. 90 a month
Fl. A. Dyer
Columbia records fit any machine.
, 1909-12-16

Get them an Eastman Kodak. Scott
has them. 81
, 1909-12-16

Jensen Hall
Christmas week Friday "A.
Grand Masquerade.
Pythian Sisters. .
Tickets. 81 IN
Spectators .25
Children Under ten IL
Good Music
Special program for all who want
to dance. Everybody come and have
a good time, and a good supper.
'Z-Zi-f Committee
Baby caps and Hoods less than cost.
III. A. Dyer
All millinery at cost to reduce stock
Mrs. II. A. Dyer.
, 1909-12-16

Notice is hereby given that the Co.
partnership hereto fore existing he
tween w, p. Hays and F. "A. Garlic
ton under the style and firm of Hays
and Carleton is this day dissolved by
mutual consent, F. A. Carleton retire
ing. w. p. Hays will assume all
the Liabilities of the firm and collect
all bills due the same.
Sigued
w. p. Hays
f. A. Carleton
Dated Saratoga, Wyo. Dec. 2 1909
12-2-l2--l6
, 1909-12-16

The Free sewing machine is insur-
ed for five years against breakage
wear, Fire, Tornado, tightening, an
water. The Free is the only insured
sewing machine. This would make
a fine Xmas gift and place in your
home a $500 machine at SAC. 90, 10 100
down and $500 a month.
H. A. Dyer.
Smoking sets, pipes and cigar hol-
ders a beautiful ssortement at Scots
Genuine hand painted mot stencil
ed OF printed) china of all kinds at
SCOTS
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IOrneO de Ajedfez.

Hemos recibido la siguien.
te carta:
Vieques, Abril 5. -Pagina
Sportiva de LA CoRREspoN
DENcIA. San Juan.
Muy Sr. mio: :-Suplico 4 I'd.
Sc sirva considerarme en- el
n1mero de los jugadores en-
ell proXimo torneo de LA Co
RREsPoNDENCIA.
Me permito indicarle la for
ma en- que podria lleyarse este
torneo para que no resultasc
.eXtremadamente largo:
Cada jugador con el pseudo
nimo que lie agradase Q esco-
jiese.
Las jugadas deberan remi-
tirse 4 LA CORRESPONDENCE
en- sobre cerrado dentro del ter
mino de las "A horaS. de recibi-
da la contestaci0n, para los
pueblos cercanos i San Juan
y 48 horas para los pueblos
distantcs, con exception de la
isla de Vieques, que necesita-
ria - horas debido a los con-
tinuos atrasos del correo, por
faIta de vientos favorables pa
ra la remont9da del velero
conductor de dicho torneo.
Todo litigante val campeo-
nato debera degositar su cuo-
ia por anticipate para poder
tomar parte en- el torneo. Es-
te dep6sito Sc hara en- las Off
cinas de LA CORRESPONDENT
GA.
Ningun litigante podra ba-
10 ningun preteXto retirar su
quota una vez que haya empe-
zado el torneo.
Atentamente, MICHIGAN /
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AJEDREZ.

Soluciones correctas reci-
bidas al problema No. 9:
j! Manuel Villa, Rio Piedras.
/ ]. Lopez Sanchez, San Juan
Victor Duteil, Vieques.
Luciano Narganes, Vieques.
J. A. Agestini, San Juan.
La solucion es la siguiente:
BLANCAS. NEGRAS.
1T s T R jaque 1-CxT
PC z R jaque &c C3CR
3-Px mate
Hemos recibido la siguien-
te ,carta:
Vieques, P. R. IS de abril
de 1909,
Pagina sportisva de "La Co.
trrespondencia'', San Juan.
Muy senior nuestro: Los
tres acorazados de Vieques
Michigan IoaUa y Keorsarge,
estan dispuestos q medir sus
fuerzar con los aficionados
del Ajedrez suscritos Uno del
Ser, Los tres M0Squeteros 8
los Guardlas del cardenal, cuan
do les plazcan, bajo las con-
diciones que I'd. fife y en- fe-
cha oportuna.
Anticipamosle nuestras
mas espresivas gracias por
la inserci6n de estas lineas
y nos repetimos de I'd. aten-
tamente, Los Tres Acora-
zadoS.
Vease otro interesante pro-
blema:
PR0BLEMA NUMERO 10.
NEGRAS.
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St. Louis National.

d su propia injusticla, lleva-
da al cinismo, un anna terri
bic. No estudia q los hon.
bres nj 4 las cosas sino por su
lado ridiculo, dedicardose
4 poner relieve, aumentan-
dolos, los defectos que quie-
re encontrar, gritando y eli
gi6ndose, cuando estos no e.
xisten. Este reaccionario
es el adversario de la oclocra-
cia, pero Sc RE igualmente
de los innovadores, sabios y
fil6sofos que pinta como char
latanes, idealistas q quienes
ell caracteriza como doctrina-
rios, reformadores que trans
forma en- ignorantes. Alta
co de estasuerte q todo ell nun
do, no perdonando q nadie y,
a despecho de la acrimonia
de SUI inventiva, obtiene el
exito mas grande que jamas
tuvo un autor c6mico. La ra-
zon de clio >es que encontr6
la manera de hacer reir a eX-
pensas de su pr6jimo al pue-
bio, siempre dispuesto d sa-
borear la eXceSiva libertad
de la burla. mordaz.
La senora de Arnold,
al regresar ell microbes dlti-
mo de los Estados Unidos |
envi6 q la sonora Luchetti, !
un chick por valer de $40 con
destino al "refugio de nihos
deseamparados. "
Sc han concedido dos dfas
de licencia al empleado del
registra civil de San Juan Sr.
Gabriel Balderioty y uno a
NJ. G. Gonzalez, de la mismo
oficina.
-Ha sido designada para
cubrir una plaza de maestro
estenagrafa en- ell High-School
de Navaguez, la senorita Ger
trudis Neason. /
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Ell TABACO DE CUBA.

FL valor de tabaco en- rama,
elaborado, cigarros, picadora
y palillos y despalillados, que
Sc export6 por el puerto de la
Habana, en- la primera ounce
ma del mes pasado, assemble a
un million 361 $50 dollars, 10
que representa- una baja de
$23,742 menos que en- la Sc
gunda quincena de Febrero
dltimo, Ell detalle es como
sigue:
Tabaco en- rama S756,364
Elaborado 4S3,351
Cigarros 10,92l
Picadura. 7,742
Palillos y despalillado. JOB, ,472
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Casa de HvGspedeS
HiSpaDO-AmericaDa.
De Vicente SanjurjO Tranquil.
II Z. END Treet-Ncm York.

La verdadera Casa de Famiiia, ia
. UNICA que puede en- Nueva York
prestar las comodidadeS; por Sis
ampiias y ventiiadas habitaciones:
nor ei trato lie iUs administrators
v emp.ead0s para con los hutspede,,
7 Dor I'll ExTRAORDINARIo \ NOTA-
BILE AsEO.
Su posici6n es enyidiabie. estan-
do. como esta.- situads cerca de
. Ia eomercial e.cgante cane . Y Ia
austera aristocratica Quinta Ave
nida. cruzadas por ei buiheioso
Broadway. que son las pTincipaies
arterias de "a Ciudsd Imperial Is
Il s poous pa-os de ias mejores ten
das. teatrns y sitios de diversion.
Accessible j fod1s Jos centres.
Nanda siempFe agentes de resne-
tabilidad j 10 ileEsda de .n- yspo-
res. 3 : soIcitud por e0rreo @ te-
legaf0 separa haJitaciOne-.
Tiene t0slos l0, element arc~l-
rios para satl.faeer ios raurirAo,
mas exigeuto. dei viajero DiaEs-a d
TiceDic Sanptr5o Franqat.
~ T. 22nd street-Aew Nurs-
Es srta imr-vats . vass rsp.l De
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DATOS ESTADISTICOS.

Hemos recibido dos elem
plares de la ''Estadistica ge-
neral del comercio exterior de
Cuba" en- ell segundo semestre
de 1907, cuyo trabajo esta he
cho por la secretaria de ha-
cienda de la republica.
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AR|ST.OFiNES.

La vida de AflstofaneS &c
POGO conocida. Creese que
naeio q mediados del siglo
w que murio en- los primeros
amos del Nv, despues del 800,
a. de JIG. En- 1856 hizo, por
Ultima vez, representa- el
Pluto sus primeras come
dias, que no han llegado has
ia nosotros aparecleron con
nombre supuesto. Compu-
SO unas cuarenta pleas de
las cuales once Sc conservan
enteras. Tambien nos que
dan mtiltiples fragmentos
de las denas. ~.
Sc las clasifica en- ComedjaS
polttacas; Los Acarnianos,
la Paz, Lysistrata y los Caba-
lleros; Comedies t1los5j5cas
q sociaIes: as Nubes, las A
vispas, las Aves, Ia Asamblea
de las mujeres y Pluto; Co
naedias literarlas: las Term6-
forias 8 Fiestas de Ceres, Y
las Ranas.
Ell fin de Arist6fanes, en-
sus diversas comedias, no
es exclusivamente el de in
teresar 8 divertir con ocurren-
cias y episodios eseenicos,
Apunta mas arriba. Quiso
hacer de la escena una tribu-
ma para -eensurar al gobier-
no, dar consejos acerca de la
direction de los negocios pd-
blicos, instituyer dose arbitro
de la patria. Sus gracias y
sus chocarrerfas divertidas y
frlvolas no son otra cosa ST.
no una granizada terrible que
cae sobre los hombres del dfa,
como Socrates, Eurfpides Il
otros..
Hacer reir q costa de los &C.
nerales, de los filosofos, de los
escrijo e5 de punta, de todos
aquellos, en- fin, que gozan
de alguna autoridad 8 noto-
riedad, pero 81 here con su
implacable azote a cuantos
a clio Sc eXponen, es, seg4n
hace observar Hegel, para
aleccionar q sus conciudada-
nos. Al menos espera con-
seguirlo. Los dos grandes
temas de sus burlas son el es-
pfritu dominador de Grecia
y la demagogia que impulsa
al credulo pueblo q locas es-
peranzas de conquista. A
rist6fanes Sc irrita contra clio
y SUI latigo cae sobre los que,
seg1n el, predican las locuras,
los oradores, y sobre todo con-
ira aquellos que no son, a sus
ojos, sino sofistas. Al mismo
tempo pertene al partido con-
servador, hostil a las innova-
clones y por 10 mismo, es an
tagonista de las doctrinas So
craticas, y de las g6nerosas
exeitaciones del teatro nue.
vo. SegGn 6l, mazda hay YER
dad sino 10 que ha sido con-
sagrado por la larga apro-
baci6n de los partidos mode
radios. En- este sentido es
partidario del pasado y per-
sigue a aquellos que quieren
abrir caninos hacia ell nue.
vo Dios desconocido. Como
la mayor parte de las satfri-
CO., Sc deja llevar por SUI tenn
pc amento y no vacila en- lie
ga q los mas violentos extre-
mo- -Por ESQ en- mas de una
OCCASION es injusto, hacienda
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BLANCAS.

Blancas s. piezass Negras 10.
Las blancas juegan y dan mate en-
cuatro iugadas.
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W. FEAtnbDv DC rLbLbulb
o
Tampioo, ~ns, Mex. Mayo de 1907
~-.-.---ton Co.
Nueva York.
Muy senores MOS:
Haoe amos que mi pats (cuba) he
tado La ozomu1s ion, siempre exito. Ami
1legada a este puerto supltque los sehores
farmao6uticos surt1eran de ella, pues dc
las pocas preparaci ones que uso en- mi pract1-
ca. Puedo asegurar que resu1tados salts
Factories hacen que yo siempre la empl6e. En-
mi concepto, oontiene todos los ingred entes
terap6ut1cos necesar1os para coubat1r la Tu-
berou1osis otras enferuedades del r2175n,
tan frecuentes en- este 1ugar.
Sin mas por Ell momento, quedo dc Uds.
alto. affno. S. S.
"a s.S1 sSt.aas t11si st.syD. ps ordse.,..A 1N17Ma
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50 sfta imT1Euta - vss3s lEpsl De
pefisdico : ; pssos 4aiaiAL
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Los Doctores de todos los paises dan muchas
del por que de la superoridad de la Ozomulsi6n
Como Almento, gran reparador de los tedos del
extenuado debil; Nutridor ferzas
los anemcos; Medcina, rapida radcalmente
Catarro, Bronquts Pulmonia Grpa Corosis Raquits,
asf como toda case de intermediates causadas ta de
nutricion apropada, tamben la terrible tuberculosis
Todo 10 cua hace que la Ozomulsion superior todas
ycada de las tituadas "enusones."
POr 10 tantO, no pida emulsion sinO OzOmul-
sion, insista que Sc la den. La dlferencia
entire ambas significa La curaciOn de I'd.
De oda las Drogus Boca Grande Meano
OZOMULSION CO. Nueva York Paris -LondreS.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-01-16

$7O,370.
The total state tax is $25 ,47723.
The county tax, $53 ,OSS19. Chi!dren's
Home, $11 .46O.O4 Bridge tax, $l3,-
25gSO; Pike tax, $35 ,99O.23. Indigent
soldiers $2,S41.22. The county debt is
$S.524 The election fund and tax for
INDECENT blind aggregates $473545.
Road tax, Sill ,S2926 School tax,
$152 174.9O. City and village tax,
$119n5953. The special tax amounts
to S12O,616,31.
The county's total taxes for all
purposes with the exception Of dog
tax amounts to S5666iS47. The de-
linquent taxes on county real estate
aggregate $l9,Gj3.63 while the deln-
quent tax on personal property IS
$2S, ,922 93. The county dog tax Is
$256S. The grand total, including dog
tax. delinquents, etc, is S6l7 1893 03.
The special assessments on the city
of Marion are the largest this year
that they have ever been. The spe-
cial assessments includes pavings,
Continued on Page Six
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-01-16
JANUA AIRY
Clearance Sale

This growpeople telling of the values at the
dollars worth good merchandise
could produce effort getting arted knowing
OUR advertising nothing
andh
Then the Question of Refund Day Must
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-01-16
REALTY SHOWS INCREASE
Big Falling off 10 Personal
Property Returned.
Interesting Facts Taken from New
Tax Duplicate Special Assess
ments Hsavy-Waldo Rate Loves

Startling facts exceedingly Interest,"
ing to the tax payers of Marion city
and county, are CLEANED through ex-
amin!ng the abstract from the tax
duplicate Of 1908, prepared by the
county auditor. Charles i. Allen. The
official abstract was compiled Friday
and will be filed with the state au-
ditor next week.
Among the many interesting fea-
lures disclosed through the auditors
annual abstract is the fact that real
estate valuations have increased
while there has BEEN a remarkable
failing off in the valuations of per-
sonal property. The tax duplicate
shows that the total valuation of
real and personal property in the
city OF Marion alone Is 81 ,1A1 620.
Last year It was $7,174,O60 showing
a failing off of $32,44O In total val
ues. The valuation Of real estate
alone in the city is 1861 800. Last
year it was 81 ,46S $40, thus showing
an Increase in real property OF
$19385O. The most remarkable fea-
ture Is the falling OF OF the valuat
ton OF personal property. This year
the personal property aggregates
50 479 ,730 while last year It was val
ued at s2,705,52O This shows fall
ing Off In personal property to the
startling extent of $225,79O.
The total value of all real estate
in Marion county outside Of cities
and villages is $6S673iO The value
of all real estate in the cities and
villages is $5,212 ,i9O. The total value
of all PERSONAL property in the coun-
ty is $6,SG2 800. The total tax dupli.
cate shows sum OF 18,942220. Last
year the total tax duplicate was
| $lSIS7l $50, showing am increase of
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-01-16

revenue fund in any fiscal year, but
no loan shall be made exceeding the
amount OF taxes in revenue, estimat-
ed to be received at the next semi
annual settlement OF tax collections
for said sum, after deducting all ad-
vances. The sum so anticipated, shall
be deemed as appropriated for pay
ment of certain certificates at ma
turity such certificates of indebted
ness shall not remain for a longer
period than SIX months, ncr be in
greater ratio OF interest than sir per
cent. nor be sold for less than par
with accrued interest"
The city officials had been in
structed heretofore that it would be
absolutely impossible to borrow
money on the next tax settlement
ard consequently they have been
completely at loss as to their mode
of procedure. The section disclosed
by Auditor Elliott exactly applies tc
the case and council will Immediately
, proceed TO act accordingly.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-01-16
Rheumatism Cured IN "a Hours

T. j. Blackmore. OF Haller u
Blackmore, Plttsburg, Pa, says: "a
short time since | procured bot
tie Of DR.. Detchon's Relief for
rheumatism. 1t got me out of the
house in "a hours. took 10 my bed
with rheumatism nine months ago
and Dr.. Detchon's Relief for Rheu-
matism is the only medicine that did
me any good, had hve of the
,est physicians in the city, but re-
celved very little relief from them.
know DR.. Detchon's Relief for
rheumatism to be what It is repre-
sented and take pleasure in recon-
Imending II to other poor sufferers" !"
Sold by The DHmble Pharmacy,
Druggist, Opp. Kerr House.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-01-16
FINDS WAY TO
RELIEVE CITY
Auditor Elliott Solves Fin
ancial Problem.
CITY'S CREDIT IS SAFE
Plan is to Issue Notes Until
Tax Distribution.
City Auditor Calls Upon State Bur-
eau for IufOrmation-Si Situation
Cleared Somewhat.

City Auditor Harry S. Elliott has
devised a plan which will undoubt-
edly pilot the city through the COM
ing dark days of financial strife. The
auditor has solved the perplexing
problem which has been troubling
the minds of Marion officials for
several weeks.
AT the meeting of the city finance
committee Friday, the officials came
to the conclusion that unless a raise
could be made, that the fire and
police departments would have TO be
shut down within the next three
months. There was no other solu-
ton. The fund Is running low and
the February tax distribution VIII
not be sufficient TO meet the demands.
Auditor Elliott immediately got in
communication with Joseph +.
Tracy, head of the department OF
cities in the state auditors office,
He was informed that there Is a law
which might apply we'll TO Marion's
financial illness. He referred the
auditor to section No. 80 OF the
municipal code of Ohio
The LAW reads as follows: All
municipal corporations shall have
power to borrow money and issue
certificates of Indebtedness there
for signed as municipal bonds are
signed, IN anticipation OF the general
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-01-16
Stockholders Meeting.

The stockholders OF the Marion
County Telephone company will take
notice that the annual meeting of
stockholders of said company for the
purpose OF electing directors for the
ensuing year and transacting such
other business as may come before
said stockholders meeting will be
held at the office of the company
Masonic Temple Building, Marion, o.,
on Monday, February /, 1909 at II
o'clock "A. NJ.
GEO. w King, President.
d. M. odaffer. Secretary,
l-l6-2lSat
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-01-16
Not Be Lost Sight o1

Since the inauguration OF this sale we have returned to
purchase
written them and that they properly stamped "PAl as is
patrons that dollar back the
day selected by the committee Since the Refund Day
day selected the fai possible 1905 the day
r Columbus selected
by popular who supplied with which
choice deposited ballot
receiving
composed presidents of Womens Clubs of Columbus
L. c. president Ola Podnda
club the lucky day. In the committee composed teachers of
school, Miss Margaret Sutherland officiating drawing
which
the drawing this following gentlemen have kindly consented
w. Faulkner of the l.
Journal and L. H. Gibson, of the Columbus Press Post These
gentlemen Owing
crowds attracted the day aside the drawing have
public outside and through
drawing will take place Kths Theatre
Monday,
nual Refund Day.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-09-11

No. Is745, 18th judicial District Court.
Parish Of st. Landry. La.