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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-01-09

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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-01-09

In the Circuit ccsu Of the state Of
o,ssos. fos the County es k'ssa.
sth.
!. a. coot. rlaisst9.
W. y. Rhcsas asd Mrs. Matte q
Rhcsds and a. w. slower. ID
fcadants.
Notice is hereby sives that hy sir'
toe ef an execution asd order ~ sale
daiy issasd out sf the above aaoed
court and cause oa the s,th DAY OF
Soscmi-sf. isis. upoa . decree made
aud catered tor record In said court
in said suit on the asa day Of Novsm.
bar. tsi:. In favor Of the above
named pisin,in. direesias the sale Of
the premises herein described To sat-
lsiy tho sum Of s7eo. toscshsr viih
interest thsrcoa st the rate of 10 pss
cent from the ssd day Of August.
1911. amesnsias TO sss.ss; Vieo.eo
astesnsy's ses ssa costs ssd disburss'
meats amoausias To ess.oe; aahias
total Of tsio.ss. With iassrsst %
said sun from the ssaditios ee sait
decree, aud sccsuias costs.
Nov. therefore. 10 view of sai6 sss-
esilca and In eempiisses With came.
4 have duly levied on ssid premises.
sad vlli. on Friday. the iith day Of
aynuary. isis. ss 10 o'clock .. =. Of
said dag. ss the court house dees q
klamath Falls. Klamath County. Ore
soa. cell st public auction. 10 the
highest bidder for cash In haad. ell
the right. title aad iassssss os the
above nAaasa dsssndants. In and %
tho folio~ias described real property
situated In klamath County. osssea.
to-wil; The following portion Of the
south ous-half Of the Northeast quar-
ter Of Section ~. Towaship 40. sosth
Range ~. East Of the Willamette
Alsridian. In Oregon. WIS.,; DsginninG
II q point on the East iins Of said
section -. said point being ~ rods
south Of the Northeast corner ee said
section. thence south ~ rods 70 the
Southeast corner of the Northeast
quarter os said section. thence west
is0 rods 10 the Southwest corner Of
the Northeast quarter Of said section.
thence north - rods. thence east ico
rods TO tho place Of bssinninR. con-
|tatning 7s.5o acres. less that portion
cf said prcmises. Wis.,; bssinnins u
the Southeast corner Of the Northsast
quarter OF said Section -. Township
40. q. u. ~ East Of the Willamette
Meridian. thence north 8 chains;
thence west chains; thencs south 8
chalns; thence east 8 chains. 70 the
place Of bssinnlns. containing one
and ons-half acres. more az lsss.
The proceeds Of said sale Will ~
spplisd In satlsfaction Of said sxseu-
tion, order and decree. interest and
costs. and all accruins costs. and
overplus. II any there ~. 70 ~ paid
unto said court 70 b. further applied
~ BY law dtrsctsd.
Dated. klamath Fails. OREGON. this
Sth day cf December. islS.
w, q. BARNES.
sheriff Of klamath County. Oregon.
ny GEO. w. HAyDoN. Deputy.
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-01-09

~~n~ W ~ss~S>~ssg
In the Matter Of w. u. wyssss. for
for the Dsnent of Creditors.
The Public WIN Please Take Notics
that on the 18th dsy of oetobsr.
1878. the undersigned Gas sppoiatsd
assignee In the shove enii'isd matter,
and all persons having claims asaias,
the said sssisnov. viii please pssssa,
the ssme Ia me. with The proper
vouchers. duly verified. st my once.
In the city Of klamath raiis. Orssos.
within three months from ihs date
hsfsof.
Dated 81 klamath vsiis. Ofssoa.
December ~. isis.
W. l.. MOORE. AHsissss.
is-ss.so.s-is.soh
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-01-09

<uoere ~ SoeQeeoB . 49,
In the Circuit Court Of the state Of
oresca. for the County Of Khan.
attn.
cleo. l.. Humphrey. Ptaissia.
Marie L. clifford and wslsss O.
clifford. Dvfeadsuts-
Notice 10 hereby sivsa that. by
virtue Of ss essesIios asd order Of
sai~. duiy issued out of the above 80.
titled court aud cause on the scth day
of p~cembsr. isis. upon . decree
made aud catered Of record 10 said
court ON the soth day of pscsa-
ber. 1913. In favor Of the Abovs
Hancd plain,i6 aud against the above
named defendants. direcsias the sale
Of the prsmisss therein and hsrsta-
after described. 10 sasisfy the san %
latty toso.oob and ao-ieo dollsss.
With Interest thsssoa al the rate %
10 per cent pes snusm from The slh
day Of May. isii. together with a.
icrney's fees. costs and sccssias c1s:s
Incurred hsreis.
Now. therefore. By virtus os sal1
execution. and In eonpliancs With
sAid writ. I have duly levied o. said
premises. and viii. on wednesday.
the asa day Of January. isis. as The
hour Of 10 o'clock =. N. Of said day.
At the front door Of the couasy eosrt
house Of said couaty. N klamath
Falls. Oregon. sell. st public aucsiea.
10 the highest bidder. for cash. all The
right. title aud Interest Of the above
named detsndants. and each oe then.
In and TO the following described real
property. to.x.t;
Lot four tu Of block tveaey-
three (S3D Of second Addttioa -
klamath Fails. Oregon. secor1iAg
to the duly recorded plat thereof
on ais II the once Of the oesney
clerk Of Klamath county. Orsgoa.
or 90 much thereof - may ~ aeess-
sary TO satisfy said sxsestioa.
The proceeds Of said sale viii b
applied In tho satisfaction OF said
execution. order or decree. includias
principal sums. interest. costs and dis
burssments. attorneys fess and 90
Icruins costs, aud the ovsrplus. u AAy
there be. will be paid into said court
to b further applied. - By Law re-
Quired.
Dated this sist day Of December.
1914.
W. u. DARNEa.
sheriff Of klamath County. Oregon.
ny GEO. \. HAYDoN. Deputy.
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-01-09

Noelce ~ oalo - beoas SsoDogey
In the County Court Of tAs ceanty q
Klamath. state oe Oregon.
In the Matter Of the Estate of Martin
LyiAsaais. Dscsase1.
Notice b hereby given that u psr-
|suancs Of ~ order Of the epuav court
|of Klamath County. 0rsgoa. made on
the soth day Of Dscsnbss. lels. in
1.-The matter Of the estate oe Martin
Lyinsdal. dscsassd. the un1sssigasd.
the admiaistrator Of The sai1 estate.
VIII ssu at public auctioa n he high
|sst bidder. subject TO the eoaaruatioa
|of said court. the followils described
|rsAl property. to-vit:
The west half Of he nostAsast
quarter aAd east half ~ ~ north
west quarter of ssetioa eix (el.
township thirty-sisAt teo. soutA ol
raass tAirtssa (isl. sase u Wil-
lAnetts Meridian h klamath Coun-
". STATE Of Oregon.
oaid sAle viii - pAde % Noa1ay.
the seth day Of aJnuary. lolos = :
o'clock p. =. a. that day. q ~ eours
house b Ne eity q klamath yals.
|OreGoa.
Tas terms q sail sale vjll - eaah.
Dated psesnber 10. ao11.
J, O. nuTueIc.
= = = . = ||..||
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-01-09

rrompsiy q Sis. ne esssaia -
ncussos's opssa nosss yin ~. -
II ssbeovss shoss vhe vtsh - hsas
the ssiiss eosssss 70 ~ sivss ~ shs
Csso,ins Jubilee stassss. 70 - 70
their seats By thss tiae- Thts = ,
RUE that he klamath Lycsuo Dss.
eau inisads 70 s1hsss - aii thresSA
the ssasoa. 70 siiminsss urssc0e
watts Tor thoss vho roaehs1 ~
opera house sasiy.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-01-09
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crLv ssssishss rooms ., ,ss osv
soc Messs. ntssh ssa klamath
on RkNT - Issaisss1 Ietssas
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-01-09

Afsss . ssassA g sbsty lsys. -
pssesss sssvsss ssossssstiss sAs Pujs
Trust Isvsssisssias Committee havs
succeeded b issasiag Wl1iis0 neees-
fsllss. sssssase-st-ssns nj11s1i, -
the Hosss ef Rsossssatstivss asl ~
mss asAs asay attempts 70 sssvs ns
Rseksssliss vtsh . ssbpesas esll1ae
for hss 9bpsasssce bsesss ths Pwjs
board - Jassasy .. tus ~ tnsk
vss not sasy. go he eAase ~
shisssl sss0 shs RsetsesaIss hsos
In rsrsytsvs 70 Nee yost viaA a.
hssssssiaG ss9ulnsssy.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-01-09

Care eesos. tasioss saf 10.
ssestss sssosiisI nns. Tia ne
bssSs hass sseo fsiiias oss 10
|avs sssssossls. ssl . sssus-
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-01-09

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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-01-09
INDEPENDENTS
ELECT MANAGER
000oA1DOx ~ 0A0U1 nA1.k
GAME GE1s READY v0a 0Alab.
sATuRDAY xl0nE4

Jossph MeAlitsees - eAsooD g
manager aaA Ktssh Anbeese = -
eaia Of The Ia1sesoAeas baskse ball
team ~ . asseiag of ths DlayesD To-
lsvtas psaeties last siehl Ths esan
vtll play The high sehee1 auinsse -
the Pavilion SATURDAY sisAl
The lineup win ~ chosss teossrev
evsaias. Thoss out tor places ere
Barnes. Rsshi. 0'coansu. 8lliotl
Ambrose. vaa Ripss. DsLap. Ashas-
fsy and Hardsabeook.
The sum Of eis.o77 he's bsss ~
aside ~ ths govsrAnsat eee ~
building Of roaAs h ~ fessse rssssvss
b osseso.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-01-09
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)Esvssss 70 20 m cossss sss~nss
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-01-09

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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-01-09

Suit In EQUITY 20 rorsclose nortsaee
In the Circuit Court Of the STATE ~
Oregon. Tor klamath County.
u. q. Stevenson. PlaiAti9.
70.
Marie L. clifford and Walter .. olf-
ford. Dstsndants.
Notice y hereby gtvea that ~ vir-
tue Of N execution and order Il ssle
duly issus1 out Of Tie above naSAse
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-01-09

ssl, sa Essisy To vosesloss Mortgage
In the Circuit ceast Of the state of
osesos. TOT the County es k'ssa.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-01-09

)icEt.y furnished. heated rooms
With OF without board; bath. SEQ
fainsI se-is.e'
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-12-17
LOWER RATES FOR WATER,
COOKING AND LIGHT
PATRIOTIC ALDERMEN WISH TO GIVE FULL ADVANTAGE Of
MUNICIPAL OWNERSHIP To OCALA PEOPLE

letto with My dear sir; you are be-
wildered. The constitution hasn t
$50 to So per year. That all wa
ter used over the minimum, 100, 900
gallons per year, be reduced from
15c. to 10c. per 1000 gallons. That
all customers be required to have
meters by April 1st, 1914. That the
above rates and requirements be-
come operative January /, 1914.
We figure that the water works
as now operated can earn enough to
pay interest on the purchase price at
these rates, and both the electric
light plant and water works, after
the consolidation OF the two plants
and by which economies will be eff
fected that will enable US to show a
profit greatly in addition to the
above figures, which should provide
amply for a sinking fund and take
care Of the extension and improve
ments of the two plants.
Respectfully submitted,
John H. Taylor,
F. c. B. Weihe,
Light and Water Committee
Ocala, Fla, Dec. 16, 1913.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-12-17
BELLE OF THE BUNCH
Sweetest Girl is Florida in the Sis.
terhood of States

The following from fellow citi-
zen, Mr. Neal r. Snowden, now Of
Los Angeles, Calf, is full of inter-
esting information and valuable sug-
gestions:
Mr. J. T. Lancaster, Ocala, Fla.
Dear Sir The Florida Society,
which we have lately formed here.
will no doubt be able to help Flor
ida.
Visit Florida on Return Trip
While California is fine place to
live. naturally some who come here
ere disappointed, and | think Flori-
ca might appeal 10 these. Then when
the canal is in operation it will make
delightful trip from here to Flori-
da. Many people come her without
&ny intention of staying, and these
might readily be induced to return
Via Florida if their interest could be
awakened while here.
Information bureau ttl Los HHScltS
1t seems to the writer that the
real estate men OF the state should
take the initiative to get the boards
OF trade, county commissioners and
the state legislature. to combine in
their efforts to establish a bureau Of
information here in Los Angeles, as
there are many visitors here now
and they will continue to flow in and
out till some time after the Panama
canal exposition, during which time
millions Will have visited this coast.
Our class OF visitors Will be the best
N the world. One man here says he
has sent five hundred persons TO
Florida and some of them from here.
am sure our Florida Society will
Re always ready individually and
collectively to furnish information
about Florida and TO correct any
false impression of it. But that is
not enough. The people Of the state
need to be awakened to the impor-
tance Of having some kind Of official
representation here with suitable
literature and some evidences Of its
advantages and resources. The leg
islature and every board Of county
commissioners and every board of
trade should realize the advantage
o. such representation sufficiently
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-12-17
Convenience Increased and Cost Re-
duced by Tuesday Nights Ac-
tion of the City Council

At Tuesday nights meeting of the
city council, the following resolution
was presented by Alderman Taylor
OF the light and water committee:
Reduction in Electric and Water
Rates
To the Honorable City Council:
We, the electric light and water
committee, beg to recommend the
following reductions in rates for
electric current and water:
Current for lighting to be reduced
from Sc TO &c. per X. W. hour.
Current for power, using 500 to
700 X w per month, reduced from
&C. 10 sc.
Current for power, using 1000 TO
1000 X. W. per month. reduced from
&C. to 4c.
Current for power. using 2000 to
5000 X. ". per month, reduced from
&c. to SC.
Current for cooking be furnished
at &C. per X. W. hour, and that the
minimum charge be reduced from
$50 to 81 per month, the above re-
dpction of rate to begin with the
month of December. 1918.
We recommend that in order to
encourage the use of current for
cooking. that the superintendent be
allowed TO order stoves, etc, for all
e. parties depositing in advance the
/ cost of stove with 10 per cent and
the freight added.
We figure that under our present
load and conditions, if the plant is
economicaIIy managed, it should
make a profit of approximately $4,000
per year at above rates. which should
pay interest on bonds outstanding
and leave $4,000 to $4,000 per year,
which should be used to retire said
bonds and not be transferred TO the
general fund as we have been doing.
We also figure that these reduc-
tions will greatly increase the day
load and thereby decrease our OPP
Grating expenses.
We would recommend that the
water rate be reduced as follows:
The meter rate be reduced from
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-12-17
INSURANCE COMPANIES
MUST COME ACROSS
Supreme Court Decides Case in Favor
of the State

OF tl1c SIttIP
Tallahassee. Dec. 16-At the term
o. the circuit court for Leon county.
Just Adjourned, judgments were re
covered in the suits OF the state of
Florida against the Peninsular Cas-
uaIty Company OF Jacksonville. ag-
gregating $14,12S.55; and in the
suits OF the state of Florida against
the Florida Life Insurance Company,
aggregating $9,7C1.9S.
The basis of these suits was the =
FER cent gross receipts license tax
imposed upon insurance companies
for doing business in this state, the
payment of which was contested by
the companies with the result above
stated.
The companies contested the pay
EIent of the tax upon the ground
that it violates the provisions of the
federal constitution, but the courts
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-12-17
NO. 176

We can begin on the supreme court
tomorrow
Vice President Marsha1lera ap-
peare1 and explaining that he had
heard there was a vacancy at the
White House, claimed his rights.
He was, however, promptly elected
| by the Dictator with the remark:
Rights, Why the only rights you
have is to wonder about the Presi-
dents state of health. and I-am-very-
WE'LL
After increasing his own salary,
Bryanna Bryana made all the army
generals; told them he could not pay
and sent them out to kill Champera
| Clarkista. But that astute leader
won over the army with promises of
pay and marching into the hall.
overthrow Bryana and ordered his
execution: which sentence, however,
he was impelled TO make worse by
tadding: .'Cut his vocal cords
Clever Hit at Hearst
Hardly had the new Dictator as
sumed office and killed Senators O.
German, Reedavera and Hitchcock,
tefore the army, which had been
outside reducing Senior Bryana's
income at its source returned head
ed by another Pretender-this time
William Alsorandolph Hersta." who
demanded the presidency on the
ground of the million acres own
in Mexico, that { want this country
TO protect He ordered the army
TO kill Clarkista, who bitterly re-
piled: Too late. That's what your
support did to me at Baltimore
Hersta seizing the reigns OF power
announced that he wanted to inter-
said: There's no war at present.
replied: Start one then and say
did it. Then stop it and say I stop
| ped it."
MoosebulIera appeared for the
| fourth time to demand his rights,
but scuttled away when Hersta
threatened to print full reports of
his speeches.
By that time the tickle minded
army had been taken by Battle Bob
La Folletto,' who assumed command
on the claim that 'he is the only
honest man in public life He thrust
cut Dictator Hersta with the declar-
alton: Il originated universal
peace. Bryana stole that from me.
l am the original trust buster.
/ Everybody is busting them now
and they stole my stuff. | wanted the
Progressive nomination for Presi-
dent The Bull Moose stole that
| from me"
Fling at Constitution
Marshallera again bobbed up
shouting: THE constitution says
when he was cut short by La Fol-
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-12-17

tc make small appropriation each
for the purpose; and when all con-
tribute It will take so very little
fl ON each that il will be as nothing
will be derived from it, Just see
what CALIFORNIA; are doing in this
line. l understand reliably that Los
Angeles city and county alone are
paying salary CT $500 a year TO
the secretary Of the chamber of COM
EIerce with probably as much more
to assistants to make known 10 the
outside world the advantages Of
coming to Los Angeles 4 fraction
OF this amount used here for Florida
will give results far in excess of the
outlay
There is now here a live citizen of
FlOrida-a resident of Winter Ha-
ven-who seeing Florida's opportun-
iH, first suggested the formation of
the Florida Society. and was active
in its organization. He says upon
his return home he is going TO have
something 10 saE thru the Florida
press about his observations abroad
and I imagine what he has to say
Will be interesting.
With such a bureau as that sug-
gested, in charge OF man Of good
standing here and OF undoubted
charcter. AMI connected with the
Florida Society, there can be no
doubt of its success.
You will see by the enclosed clip
rIng that It is planned TO hold in Los
Angeles next February a carnival Of
the States; and Florida ought to get
busy and have the proposed bureau
we'll under way by that time, and
take part IN the carnival.
Paper on Florida
AS | understand it, our chief OBJ
ject is TO promote a friendly and
harmonious Intercourse between the
two states OF Florida and California
TO soften the asperities OF their COM
mercial rivalry. 10 make plain their
mutual interests. and in every way
to help both states. l trust, how
ever, thai every member may amend
CT revise this as may TO him Or her
seem proper.
Satisfied with this State
Compared with the membership
of some Of the other state societies
here. Florida has very scant repre-
sentation; for while some OF the
other states number their former cit
liens here by the thousands, Flori-
da will probably not be able to mus
ter more than one or two hundred.
This scarcity of Floridians is signifi-
cant. 1t means simply that Floridi-
ans, like Californians, are satisfied
q home; and where you find one
outside OF his own state-eXcept
Floridians in California and Califor-
CONCLUDED on Page FiVe)
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-12-17

held the law valid, and the compa-
MES will be required TO pay the judg-
ments.
The state was represented by At
torney General T. F. West. and the
defendants by John W. Dodge Of
Jacksonville.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-12-17
EVEN THE VICTIMS
: ENJOYED It
Roast of Public Men by the
Gridiron Club Saturday
Evening

Washington, Dec. 15.-How the
United States would be governed
under a Mexican administration;
how the appetites OF the hungry Of
fee seekers should be appeased: the
secret of the perennial domination Of
Tammany and the best way to dispose
Of undesirable atesmen--were
some of the questions which the
Gridiron Club undertook to answer,
in humorous vein before a goodly
company of distinguished guests
Saturday night a. its annual Deem
ber dinner
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-12-17
Victims Enjoy Roast

Few Of the company escaped the
shafts Of wit. Nice-president Mar
shall, Secretary Bryan and leaders
n Senate and House present came
IN for a share on the gridiron, but it
was evident that no one enjoyed the
grilling more than the victims them
selves.
Prospective candidates for presi-
Dental nomination surely must have
been discouraged at the troubles and
uncertainties ahead of them, when
the American government is con-
dGcte1 On the Mexican plan, as dis
closed in the opening skit An extra
edition Of an evening newspaper an
noUnced: Grave Crisis in American
Affairs. United States Mexicanized.
Old Order Superseded. Dictator
Takes Reigns Of Government
Whereupon appeared in the dining
hall an army clad in ragged but
gaudy uniforms, headed by Bryan
ma Bryana. with the announced pur-
pose OF giving an eXempllfcauon OF
Mexican methods as applied to Am
e-ican affairs
Bryanna-Bryana- Viva Mexico,"
What's the Irish OF it?
l can talk Spanish
B. B.-'.Well, you and your chief
have been walking Spanish for some
time. According to approved Mexican
standards l have grabbed the pres
! idency.'
Voice from rear-''That's the only
way you could get it.
Execute a Few Congressman
The dictator then appropriated all
the money in the treasury, and Or
Gered the execution of a few con-
gressmen. When urged to save few
for the next holiday he replied: ::
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Concluded on Seventh Page)
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Fling at Constitution

Marshallera again bobbed up
The constitution says"
when he was cut short by La Fol-
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CONCLUDED on Page Five)
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-10-30
DE MAYAGUEZ

La serie de notificaciones que ema-
nan de la oficina de Sanidad Local dlrl-
gidas 4 diversos propietarios de esta
IONA urbana, mas ibien parece una CRU
ZADA de los Jefes de esa Ofcina con-
ira ciertos propietarios que no han po-
dido no han querido plegarse a sus
axigencias. as
Fuera asunto de no acabar ell que des-
cribiera yo en- estas columnas los con-
trasentidos de la Sanidad en esta zona +,
81 los Jefes sanitarios consiguieran sus
deslucidos propositos de llenar de pc
dazos de cloacas las GALES, no tardarla
mucho en- ser MayagJiez una ciudad flo
tante sobre la inmundicia, puesto que,
id0nde salen esas cloacas?. Y, asl
sucesivamente en- esta sultana la SAM
dad tiene que andar con tiento. Ri pro
blema sanitariO nueStrO eS un destila
dero por donde resbalan, de nargas, al
fracaso todos los Ofciales de Sanidad
juntos Hasta que no Sc haga nuevo
Aculeducto Y Alcantarillado, todo sera
puro fracaso.
Ell Corresponsal.