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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-08-11
Festival artistico en- Utuaio
La segunda velada del ca
sino quedo lucidisima.
fueron puestaS en- eScena pre-
ciOssS zarzuelitaS euyO de-
sempehO estuv0 a cargo
de diStinguidaS sehoritaS
De nuestro oorresponsal.

AgOsto S.-Anoche celebr6 cl ca>i-
no una segunda velada que proper
ciono q sus soc,oS Y famillares gratas
horss de expansion.
Sc pusieron en- cSrcnA el juCIete
victima de un mareo. pcro al yer que
no daha senales de vida. vino al pue-
bio nctiiirando 4 las autoridades del
suceSo. Se constituverOn en- eI sitio
eI marshall la policia Y FL Dr. Diaz.
eI 1ue -shtir0 Ia mucrte q consccuc-
els 10 un derrame cerebral. Fl cad..-
vel fu6 onducido a Ia casa de suS ia
ml.Li., \ aver 10 trajeron al pueblo
veuilcAndoSe FL entierro que quc,i6
muy lucido. por Ia mucha conc',rrrn-
.cia q'se aSisti6 al scto- I ma parcja de
catsIlcs blancos tiraba de- carrn fti-
nehw-
Reiteramcs d IA familis de Pablo.
'nuestro pEsame Pcr tan irrsparsble
periids. especialmente al jcycn Jose
Dolores, hi!o del flR2do.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-08-11

| VI dScO COTTODOIO I'll llllolle uc " ut
los cat6licos estan decididos a If
San Sebastian cueste 10 que cueste
por mas que reconocia las grandes dI
ficultades conque la manifestation
tropezaria al trasladarse d aquella
ciudad".
, "Desde que la actitud del gobler-
no fue conocida, las companies de
ferrocan'iles no quieren comprome-
terse a proveer de trenes a los mani
| festantes. Ademas de ESQ, los regla-
mentos concernientes al .transporte
de pasageros seran estnctamente
aplicados a los vapores de Bilbao y
otros puntos, por 10 que sera casl
impossible a los manifestantes hacer
el viaje a San Sebastian por mar" i.
"Reina gran exitaclon entire los
catolicos. Muchos de los mas rlcos
siguen ell ejemplo del conde de Ar
gentales q. ha puesto sus autom6
viles a la disposition de los organlza-
dores de la parada Muchos miles Sc
anuncia que estan llegando a pie de
las ciudades del interior; pero la fall
ia de vapores y de trenes Sc conslde-
ra como un serio Inconvenience. o.
tro importante rumor es ell acuerdo
que Sc dice tornado, despues de un
acalorado debate, por una mayoria
del partido conservador de no con
currir a la parada Ell el case de que Ell
gobierno prohiba la demonstration: y
"iLos organizadores de la parada
han notificado al baron de La Tore,
gobernador de San Sebastian, que
los catolicos estaran en- dicha cludad
el domingo, de todas maneras. Ell
gobernador contesto q. 81 ellos iban
como touristas serian bien recibidos,
pero que 81 ellos llegaban fernando
grup> S, con banderas, y pronunclan-
do discursos, la manifestation seria
disuelta por la fuerza."
LOS republicanos anuncian que
ellos haran tambien una demostra
cion al mismo tempo y el mismo d{a
Debido la alarma que prevalece en-
ell partido conservador, este ha acor-
dado no concurrir a la demonstration
clerical y aprovechar otros medios
dentro de la ley, para expresar su fl
delidad al papa.
"Un movimiento insurreccional
Sc informa q. ha estallado en- las pro
vincias de Alava Y Guipuzcua, asi
como en- la provincial Gle Navarro. Ell
gobierno ha enviado tropas al lugar
de la revuelta".
En- la misma fecha Sc comunico
de Roma q. ell cardenal Merry del
Val ha expresado su intension de
dimitir su cargo de secretario del
Papa. Esa noticia no Sc ha confir-
mado. Monsehor Vico, ell nuncio del
Papa en- la corte de Espafla, recibio
instrucciones de estar hsto para salir
de Madrid de un momento otro.
Esta preparation para una completa
ruptura de relaciones diplomaticas
entire Espaha Y el Naticano, parece
indicar en- aquella fecha que habia
poca esperanza de arreglo.
Tambi6n informaron de Madrid
con Ia misma fecha q. la prensa Gle
rical estaba publicando articulos
de estremada violencia en- contra del
gobierno. Los organizadores de la
demonstration antigubernamental ha |
bian dirigido cartas circulares al
rlero, urgiendole para q. invitaran
il las congregaciones a negar obedien
rias 4 las 6rdenes del gobierno, pro-
la parada.
En- Barcelona huho lucha armada
entire carlistas V repuhlicanoS, Las
1oticias engeneralparecen denunciar
IN estado de gran inquietud en- Is
mana
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-08-11
CAYO MUERTO DEL
CABALLO EN- U1UAOO.
El sehor Luis de Pablo lba
para el pueblo en- nego-
co de eanado.
A mitad del camino sc vio de
subito atacado de un dOlOr
cayendo de su cabalgadura.
Cuando fueron a prestarle los
neresarios auXilios va era
,aidver.
De nuestro c1rTesponssl

S-a-to l0,-El sabado pasado We
nj. h8cis cl pueblo con obieto de
v.ni,r un ganadO cl ST. Luis de Pa
l,l.o. propietaro del barrio Los An
-s,~ de es,a jurisdiction. 4 mitad
ae1 -1nlno So sinri6 de improviso
,r-.-n -nr-, rsy6ndose del caballo que
nr1tl y quedando muerto repen-
-s-s N. .rfc.
~ r~,'n que por ALI cerca trahs-
.slrs ssrilo en- su auxIlio crevendolc
f---, Franco sOhre un tubO dc
.v-=--a La suspension obedece
IT, 70 4 no haher remetido los
ga5s gelerAles el departsmentO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-08-11

No nos ha dichO el Attorney Gene
raj en- 81 opinion. que Ia menciOnsda
seccion este tOdavfa en- plens visen-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-08-11
Los sehores Carlos M. Soler J. c.. Torres Miguel
Guerra emiten 1nforme referente la residen-
c1a de los candidates para delegados la camara.
Como SO ha ntepretado debe nepretase la seccon 2$
de Ia 10y organca.
sendo la seccion posterior la Ultima expression de
mente de la legislature la posteor nvada la anterior

bltrarios puntos suspensivos en- lu
gar de letras y palabras. Ell velo que
da mejor descorrido presentando
nosotros mismos la transcription in
tegra, literal, de la seccion 1916,
que textualmente es asf:
Eel poder legislative de ca
da territorio residira en- ell
gobernador y en- la asam-
blea legislative. La asam-
blea legislative Sc compon-
dra del Consejo y de la Ca
mara de representatives.
Los miembros de ambas ra-
mas de la asamblea leglsla-
tiva han de poseer las mis-
mas cualificaciones que tie
men los electores, segun 10
que por la presente Sc pro-
wee. Seran elegidos por ell
termino de dos amos y las
sesiones de cada asamblea
legislative seran biena1es.
Cada asamblea legisl; tiv :,
fijeri, por medic de ley, el
dfa de la aperture de sus
sesiones ordinarias. Los
mlembros del Concelo yde la
Cdmara de Representatives.
residirdn en- los distritos o
condados en- que son respec-
tim M enfe pIeiidne y
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-08-11

"Ninguna persona sera ele-
gible para miembro de la
camara de delegados que
no tenga veinticinco amos
de edad y que no sepa leer
y escribir cualquiera de los
dos idiomas espanol 6 in
giles, 9 que no posea, en- vir-
tud de derecho propio, bic
mes raices 9 muebles impo-
nibles radicados en- Puero-
Rico"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-08-11

Este iltimo case eS de una ahz0-
luta identidad con el que envueIve
l.. question que examinamos. En- q
SC discuti0 Y Sc trato de interpret
Ia seccl6n de una lev. comparando!l
con Ia secci6n de otra ley anterior.
a mhaS m pori m1terio, las dos secci5
mes era7 similareS. pero en- Ia postc
rior Ell legislator omitio algo. un pa
rrafO o unas palabras. que Ia secclt-
anterior cOntenia: ei tribunal. al n
terpretarlas. Sc formulaba asf mi=-
mo eztas preguntas: .Se hizo la oui
sion sin objeto alguno? La omislg..
de- una o0ndicion M cS ciert1plentf in
mismo que Ia oppression de una con
dici6n- ,-Suprimin acaso el legisla-
dor aquellas palabras para que Tue
ran insertaS De nuevO 4 virtud de in
terpretaciOne>9
La l6gica nos habla en- convincen-
te Ienguaie nos dice que 81 el le. Is
Iador americana hubiera querido ey
tender Puerto Rico los reouisitoz
De Ia ley general. M los hubiera omi
lido en- Ia especial Tan fscil habri.
sido para el Cungre@O expresarlos On
mo OmitirlOS ii irlera su intenci6n Ia
que eI sobierno cree haber descubie-
t .. el legislator H. expresara dicien-
do. POGO mas = menOs: Los miem-
bros de l. Cimara de Delegates de
Puerto Rirn hsbrsn de llenar los mis-
mos requisites que les son exigidos
lOntinIa Ell Ia Plgins ia
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-08-11

Hemos de manifestar, que la Sec
cion 1916 de referencia esta compren
dida entire las disposiciones comu-
mes a todos los Territories, es decir.
solo a aquellos que va estaban n
corporados Ii organizados al tempo
de efectuarse Ia compilation revi-
sion antedicha. Esa disposition Sc
aplico:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-08-11

reSlGlrGn en- los d1StrltOS
condados er, que son respec-
t,vamente ele1idos."
Leida Ia anterior seccion en- ,su to-
talidad, queda revelado ell misterio
de los puntos suspensivos a que an
tes aludimos. Vemos, pues, que ell
precepto federal APPLICABLE a Puerto
Rico, tai y como 10 cita ell attorney
general, no es nj llega a ser una ley
completa, nj una seccion 9 articulo
nj siquiera es el parrafo de una sec
cion; es solamente un parrafo trun-
cado. Lo sustituido por los puntos
suspensivos Sc refiere q un consejo
electiuo que no tenemos nj del cual
gozamos en- esta isla.
Algo violenta nos parece la actitud
asumida por la administration, al
arrancar de los Estatutos Revisados
un parrafo Incomplete de una sec
cion cualquiera, para despues apli-
carlo a Puerto Rico a virtud de nues-
ira ley organica, sin tener en- cuenta
que ell estado de cosas que aquella
seccion 1916 intento crear en- la ma
cion es diametralmente opuesta en-
SUI forma Y en- SUI esencia, al status
creado por ell Congreso americana en-
Puerto Rico. O es APPLICABLE toda la
seccion 1916 9 no puede aplicarse
no de sus parrafos incompletos sola-
mente.
Las leyes federales tueron compi-
ladas y revisadas, previa autoriza-
cion legislative, por comisionados
expresamente nombrados ese fin
Estos presentaron ell fruto de SUI la
Dor a la aprobaci6n del congreso, ell
cual impartio SUI sanction legislative
en- % de JUNO de 1874. bajo ell nom
bre Official de "primera edicion de
los Estatutos Revisados." Mas tarde
en- Is de febrero de 1873, Sc public6
la segunda edicion Official. La ma
terra legislative de dicha compila-
cion relativa a los Territories, esta
comprendida en- ell Tftulo % dc la
obra. Tan varias V distintas eran las
leyes federales sobre la materia, que
los compiladores. fin de hacer mas
clara y sistematica su distribution
tuvieron a bien repartirlas en- tres
bajo epigrafes distintos,
a saber:
Capitulo 1.--Disposiciones
comunes a todos los Terri
torios.
Capitilo 2. - Dsposiciones
relatlvas a determinados
Territories organizados.
Capftulo s. Disposiciones
relativas al Territorio inor-
ganizado de Alaska.
Hemos de manifestar, que la Sec
cion 1916 de referencia esta compren
dida entire las disposiciones comu-
mes d todos los Territories, es decir.
solo a aquellos que va estaban n
Ii organizados al tempo
de efectuarse Ia compilation V revi-
sion antedicha. Esa disposition Sc
aplico:
4 Nuevo Mejico. por Acta
de 9 de Septiembre de
1850:
A Utah. por Acta de . de !
Septiembre de 1850:
Washington. DOT Acta de /
2 de mario de 1853:
A Colorado. por Acta de !
2S de Febrero de 1851:
A Dakota, por Acta de >
de mario de 1861:
A Arizona. por Aeta de II
de Febrero de 1868:
A Idaho. por Acta de ) de .
mario de 1858: !
A Montana, pOr Acta de N /
de msvo de 1864;
A Wyoming. pes AcA de
) de Julio de 1865.
No nos ha dichO el Attorney Gene
-sl en- 81 opinion. que Ia mencionsda
section este tOdsvfa en- Dlens yigen-
The Detroit times., 1910-03-22
BIRTHS.

GIRLS
Thomas kubick. $50 Piquette.
Alexander Zachek. 257 Farnsworth
julius kohn. 30 Custer.
John kutschera, III Superior
Jess Chamberlin. 1877 Army
Charles Weber. 225 Trowbridge.
Leon Bastendorf. 80 Center
Walter Henks. 22s Mt. Vernon.
Johrn fraquelli 34S Brady.
Walter Jackson. I49 Livingstone
Grovenini Prettrelle. $50 Riopelle.
AleNande" hammond. Woman's hos
piIal
Henry Renoit. woman's hospital.
Albert forke. ala Martin
Edward Baker. oil Elmwood.
Thony Pawlack. SIS Theodore.
Joe Paddock. 4 loo Jos Campau
Rudolph Kurpitzer, 5si Parker
Charles Wiede busch, 1868 Frederick
Louis Ahramovitch, 54i Hastings.
Loren Ciaussen. 1873 Wreford.
Giovanni D'Soave. 6s Scott
Clair swaney. 1905 Russell.
John Dixon. 20 Greeley.
Henry Belz. 651 Erskine.
Theodore link. ISIS Baldwin.
Edwin Pnrdeick. 757 Chene.
Frank Tech, 2sO Forest
Anthony Bon, ESQ Alexander.
John Wawrzynski, 246 AleNandrine.
Joseph Maloziene. $40 Maybury.
Thomas Wojcik. 3s5 Palmer.
Julius Leszynski. 544 Alexandrine.
Joseph Walkowicz, 2i6 Willis.
Christian Hecker. ll6 LaSalle.
William Dunn. S34 Michigan.
Fred Smith. 1913 Sclden
Albert Kuhn. 292 Helen.
Peter Kozlowski. So Newton.
John calcaterra. 6Gl Riopelle.
Louis Whitman. 9IS Twenty-fourth.
Mateo Trapiana. lSS Hastings.
Giuseppe Tupiano, 1870 Russell.
Alfred Cola. 27g Fischer.
John Mack, 1919 Beaufait.
jacob Kurkowski. 1904 Farnsworth.
August Waldorf 1+74 Canton.
Victor Chatneld. IS JOY.
sam Geller, 37T Macomb.
William Miller. l52 sherman
Henry Gavavalia. 291 Brewster.
Michael Basso. l5S Ferry.
John Hartley, ~ Howard.
FREQ Stoetzer. 400 Hunt
The Detroit times., 1910-03-22

having herself and not giving you any
trouble. II che does. just give her a
good licking. II that doesn't do any
good. say. | Will come down and tend
TO her"
So any frcquentcr of the Manz house
felt the right 10 maltreat the poor 1T
tie drudge. IL was notorious-the
treatment she received. The neigh
bors have seen MANI beat her with
sticks in public.
or course she rebelled. but the whip
pings and the work that followed only
became the harder. In January she
ran away from home. taking some OF
Elizabcth's finery with her When she
was found Elizabeth had the police
bring her home again. After that only
bitter words were ever spoken by the
two girls to each other
The Detroit times., 1910-03-22
DAILY DEATH LIST.

Isaac Lariverc. CO years. f5f Fort
=. pericarditis.
Geueriere McPharline. 4 months, 357
Bellevue. peritonitis.
Gelbod Il. Pietters, 6 months. 1873
sheridan; pneumonia.
Charles \. Engel - years, 107
Adams; gas asphyNiation
Holland SChWicm, ! months, ll26 Ell
lcry pneumonia.
Albert Mack 80 years II Macomb.
heart disease.
Field, paralysis OF heart
William ii. Grant. 20 years, 5i3 Hub
hardls paresis.
Rachael Brandt. 30 years. Saute Ste
Marie. Mich; Brights disease.
David w. lerch. 56 years. 81 Wat
SON. rheumatism.
William Campbell, 6S years $50 Four
teenth, scnility.
Robert r.. Christen, . months, 263
Grand River. commissions.
Jennie Epstein, 3S years, 1913 St. An
tome, pneumonia.
Charles II. Sim. Sc years. Lapeer.
Mich. heart disease.
Catherine Whitford. 30 years, 344
Beniteau pneumonia.
Dorothea Pohlmeyer. 81 years, wy
andotte. Mich, dropsy.
Joseph Nomorosky. 60 years. q Led
yard. arterio scleross.
Horaldine Friedman, l month, 27O
Frederick, hamilton,
Clarence Boos, l year, 81 Division;
pneumonia.
Benjamin Schrier. 20 years Harper
hospital; pneumonia.
Anna Sobecka months. 81 Home;
gaStritis.
Stefania Ilujawa. 6 months. liz Pet
erson, pneumonia.
John ovens. 50 years, 2o1 Farms
worth, diabetes mcllituS.
George +. Huber, SO years. 81. Mary's
hospital; diametes mellitus.
Erwin watson, "a years, 2e5 Adams
f., tuberculosis.
Elizabeth Schafer, 90 years, 1918
Canton; puerperal fever.
John Cotter As years, IS Park; cys-
tits.
Anthony Nobakowsk. years. 90i
Piquette F.; pneumonia.
Stanley Sobolewski. % years, $50 Pr
q"WS!iiiHi d IN R r. pq@erest 60 years. 40
Twenty NTH; arterlo sclerosis
Charles j. Needing, 10 months, 622
Antoine; pertussis.
Solomon Hough, GO years, 272 Pal
lister; pyletis.
Thaddeus NJ Miklaszeuski, / year,
$50 Campbell; meningitis.
Charles oKening, SO years, Eloise,
James o'connen. "a years. rs Fort
w. senility.
Richard -. Schenck, SO years. 20S
Putnam; apopleNy.
Martha iIallman. / month, 662 Gar
field, bronchitis.
John Belda, 81 years, sos Garfield.
John Kuchnowski. rs years. Sil
Chene. tuberculosis.
Joseph Jareski, months i66 Alex
andeT. hamilton.
Frank Grenke, IS years. 39s SUI
perior. senility
Daniel H. Lane, 40 years. i4S YER
mont, pneumonia
John Tranka. SO years. 59i Antoine;
aneurism.
Jacob Luczak. 40 years. 265 Super
Tor: hepatitis.
Frank Sadowski. months, 1899 st.
Aubin. colitis.
Edward Hirht, months. 677 Hen
drie: commissions.
Cecilia Schloss 3 years. 500 Dubois;
marasmus.
Harry Russell. 10 years. st. Marys
hospital; peritonitis.
Franklin &. Davis, IS years, COS Law
ton. heart disease.
Robina y. Mcconnell, 80 years, 1852
Ferry T.; pulmonary congestion.
Eugene w. Stowell. 6 months, III
Westminster meningitis.
william Schwegler. SO years. 3l5 Fiji
tccnth. laryngeal tuberculosis.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-22
GIRL SUSPECTED OF MURDER
HAS A SAD LIFE STORY
Continued from Page One.b

Gothardt MANI, had got on his feet
and had fetched his other children
back from the orphanages.
When Mrs Moloture died MANI sent
for Katherine. and she came-a
stranger Ia her own flesh and blood
At first there was some sort OF an
effort made to receive her as one OF
the brothers and sisters. but soon. be-
cause she was willing to work. II be-
came easy to regard her as a servant,
kitchen drudge who would work for
nothing
Before. Katherine had had fine
clothes and opportunities for enjoy
ment Now her clothing became what
ever the older girls could spare. She
always stayed at home TO do up the
work.
' Finally she rebelled, and that
brought her whippings Of terrible
humiliation because she knew she was
growing mp Reside Elizabeth's body
was found a letter from her sweet
heart. Part of II read:
Il hope the kid (Katherine) is be-
The Detroit times., 1910-03-22
DE|MEL WANTS
SALOON BLACKLIST
Will Introduce Resolution in Coun.
oil Tonight, Asking Croul to Fur
nish Names and Reasons.

Aid. A. A. Deimel, OF the Fifth ware
Is going 10 make an effort 10 get tn
names OF the undesirable" saloon
keepers, list OF whom Police Con
missioner Croul gave 10 Chairman
link OF the council committee OF
liquor regulations. To attain this END
Delmel has prepared a resolution cal
Ing upon Croul TO give the council
copy of the list. Aid. Rutter has ais
announced his intention OF springing
resolution Of similar purport.
Deimels resolution reads:
Whereas, the information has
been conveyed TO the public by
the newspapers OF this city that
the commissioner of police has
prepared a list of persons now en-
gagged in the sale OF intoxicating
liquors at retail. who, in his opin-
len, are undesirable" saloon keep
ers, and who, in his opinion,
should not be granted licenses to
continue In their business for the
ensuing year;
And whereas. the newspapers OF
, this city also state that this list of
so-called "undesrables" contain
the names of many retail liquor
dealers who have never been com
planned against for violating the
law. but who have been selected
for determination by the commits
sioner of police for reasons known
only TO himself;
And whereas, IL is also stated
In the newspapers OF this city that
the chairman OF the committee on
liquor regulation of this common
council has received from the com
missioner OF police a copy of said
list OF so-called "undesirables, but
declines 20 make the same public
or 10 confide its contents 10 his
colleagues on said committee or
In this common council:
And whereas, II is the purpose
OF the common council to transact
all its business in the light OF day
and to stab no man in the back.
screened by the secrecy OF a star
chamber session OF any commit
tee; and il is the belief Of the
common council that no man
should be condemned unheard.
and that, If the commissioner OF
police has any honest criticism OF
any retail liquor dealer, he should
be willing 20 submit his grounds
for such criticism 10 this body.
Nok. therefore. be it resolved.
That the commissioner OF police
be requested TO transmit forth
with 10 the common council copy
OF all correspondence mad by him
- h..
tee on liquor regulations of the
common council. and particularly
and list of so-called undesirable
retail liquor dealers which he has
furnished the chairman OF the
committee on liquor regulation OF
the common council also his
+, reasons. in each instance for con
sidering undesirable" each indi-
vidual whose name appears there.
on.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-22
$I,IO0,OOO
WAYNE COUNTY
RE-FUNDINC BONDS.
Office OF the Board Of County Auditors
March 22 1910.

)fnce Of the Board Of County Auditors.
March %. 1910.
Sealed proposals will be received at
this office until eleven O'Clock a. m
central standard time, April 4th, 1910
at which time they Will be opened. for
the purchase OF approximately sI1O0.-
GOO Wayne County Rc-funding Bonds
Said bonds are of the denomination OF
3 600 each. bear interest at the rate OF
81 per cent per annum, payable semi
Annually will he dated May 2nd. 1910
and will mature in fifteen years. Prin-
cipal and interest payable In lawful
money OF the United states OF America
cat the First National Bank of the city
These bonds are issued in pursuance
OF resolution OF the Board OF Super
yisors OF WAYNE COUNTY, adopted octo-
Public Acts OF 1903. Of the state Of
said bonds will he issued i'm coupon
form Proposals will be entertained
FOR the whole or any portion Of the
issue hut no proposal VIII be consld-
cred for less than par
Proposals must be accompanied by a
deposit in money or certified check on
any National Bank OF the United states
Tor three t3esJ per cent OF tho amount
of the bonds bid for az an evidence Of
good faith Proposals must be en-
aorsed Proposals for the purchase OF
Wayne County Re-funding Bonds and
addressed 10 the Board Of County Aud
itors. city OF Detroit, Wayne County,
Michigan.
These bonds are exempt from taxa
tion in Michigan. Wayne County
has an assessed valuation Of S4O0.St1.-
T3S and a bonded debt OF 100000 be-
sides this issue. Detroit rs tho County
seat
Further information regarding this
issue will he furnished upon request OF
the Board OF Auditors.
The right TO reject any and all bids
Is expressly reserved. -
JOHN HARPER.
Chairman. BOARD OF supervisors, Wayne
County. Michigan
CHAS. a. BUHRER.
Chairman Board OF Auditors, Wayne
County, Michigan.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-22
DIED.

BFNT-March 81. 1910. az L. s Marine
hospital. Joseph Gent, aged 65 years
Funeral from r. G. Marshall a Sons
chapel 2i5 Beaubicn-st., Wednesday
at y. m.
BRfTTON-M March u. 1910. AT her resi-
denCe. 81 IIeury-st. Roseilla G.. be-
loved wife of Charles IL Britton.
Burial az Holly, Mich. Thursday.
CLEML:NTS--Marc 21, 1919, at his
residence. Is Fischcr-ave. Frank H.,
beloved husband OF Christiana Glenn
ents, and father OF George Frank.
and Ernest Clements Funeral from
residence. Wednesday at y M.
NURTAGH-At the family residence,
49, MacOmb-st.. Gladys, beloved
daughter Of James p. and Josephine
Murtagh. Notice of funeral later.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-22
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Basil ID McColl. 26. Detroit; A. Hazel
Munro. 20. Almont.
William &. Fiss, "a. LOui Robetts, 81
Ernest H. shave. %. Flat Rock, Jes-
sic v Collins. Is, Trenton.
Is.
David Player. IS; Esther orderlow.
"a.
Lee S. Conklin, %, Detroit; Rosamond
Anthony. 81. Manchester
The Detroit times., 1910-03-22
STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS.

JETROIT' AND ONTONAGON Minera.
Lana Co = Office. Detroit Mich. MarSn
Il, 1910 Notice Is hereby given that
AT n meeting Of the directors OF the
above named company, held in DE.
troit. March f6. 1870 an aSssssinert
OF .eightecn (1S) cents per share was
levied upon the interests OF the re-
spective shareholders. payable 70 W.
q Johnson, treasurer. 1925 Maiestic
building. Detroit. Mich. on or befOl .
w. c. JOHNSON.
Secretary Treasurer.