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St. Paul daily globe., 1893-02-15

STENOGRAPRER- -Wanted-Competent
- lady stenographer, typewriter and book
keeper would like positions: references;
salary no object. Address E, 730 De Soto st.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-02-15

ENGINEER-With best Of references and
L license for 100 horse power; under
stands electricity and does own repairing
and steamtittng. Address L. G., 1922 West
Seventh.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-02-15

| STENOGRAPHER and typewriter de-
| - sires position; salary not so much of an
| object as practice Address "a, Globe
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-02-15

CARPET LAYER-A competent carpet
~ layer is open for engagement; under
stands border work and shade making, etc;
good reference. Address D $50, Globe. Min
neapois.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-02-15

ENGINEER - Wanted. position to run
u small plant by steady and reliable young
man; best references. Address d 26, Globe.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-02-15

SALOoN MAN-An experienced saloon
- man is open for an engagement; 10 OBJ
lection to leaving city; best of references.
Address & 2i Globe
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-02-15

OFFICE BOY-Boy would like to get
" situation as all Office boy. Address A.
L. 637 Palace ST.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-02-15

S,TENOGRAPHER- = An experienced
- young lady stenographer wants position;
can furnish best of references Address L
90, Globe.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-02-15

CTENOGRAPRER- lady wishes
- position for stenography and general
Office work; has had experience. and can
give references. Address 81 Maria av., l..
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-02-15

OFFICE WORk-Boy wants work in
~ office; thirteen years old and educated: ::
good reference. Address 155 Indiana.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-02-15

EMPLOYMENT Wanted, situation; mar
II riedman, twenty-eight, we'll educated,
good penman, needs work of some kind:
experienced in grocery and hardware; good
reference W. l.. 592 Rice ST.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-02-15

- young lady stenographer would like a
position; can furnish good references. Miss
Rowe Nl4 IglehRrt ST
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-02-15

NGINETTE PHOTOGRAPHS, 25 cents
lsl per dozen; open today. Brown, ASS
Wahasha st.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-02-15

COACHMAN-Wan employment by a
~ farmers son twenty-five years of age; :;
man preferred. Address M. r., 1s1 West
Third.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-02-15

EMPLOYMENT-An active young man
u Of seventeen desires a position of any
kind; is a good penman and well acquainted
in city. Address j. K, 744 st. Anthony av.
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CHArTArQuA oPxxixc DAY.
Fgegra00s ~ Easretsss ToAsy-Hew Q
Eench the Place.


9se ninth Cnanfauara assembly opens
It's sessions to-day ~ chactarqas beach.
TIE board Of management hare made all
arrangements necessary 70 make this sea-
sea the beat. The programme they viil
present is an attractive one. and for today
Is IA follows:
Ass4rsssss o. welcome By A r. Eurwsi. pgesid-
eng r. : c. A ANNOUNCEMENTS
::oe 3. sa--Adsssss, sPelisicsi Isess." casn-
ee:or &. G. .fsa::ou
ssp m-Tae wonas's clah. Opening co.,
seLsEcs 40 Mothen," Nra Z H. Loyasd. Of
ke;sse-
no p n Grand epeniag concert
Or. c. c. ssratson, chancellor OF the
Portland university. one Of the abiest
ed;scasors On this Coast and fine pulpit
osasof. is . brother Of Judge strstton Of
this city. His address on Political Idsas"
viii Be sell worthy 10 be heard.
ne concert in the evening IL 70 b given
by the AoeIean Choral Society, Of Tacoma,
so5os. chorus and orchestra, and the pro-
gr,mme il ~ follows:
Chorus-"Hssi 90 Thee Liberty" .Rossini
. Aae isaa caofai society.
Nj: si.ls,. Prot ana ii. co na'e.'''
so.D--''EoUciink song" ...-.........,-
Ais -. {. Hoxeiin.
Vicisn soIo-"A asxto and 4 - To- TIN con. Rode
Pro-. charie. Oeschiagei
1ro-SHsars. Ceass Thy Fond Complaining
Ns..,. xe..ias.l. Clay pool and Co. ..
(aj (''soitiy Fall the DsWs Of
Ceofus- Evening .-........--.H atsoa
10 s"Aiikmstd's Boag" :. Caldieos
AG 1eaa choral Soriesy.
eols,-Arta fsosa "Dss FrsaschuiT' Weber
NJ. J. ehumway ,o.tttle.
fd/ tkxyoYto FoocOp1ef
fbj ~eiee.sd ...-..........-
Pnxet sound Ustysrsity Orchs.tra
eot>-'Ihe Lilies Clustered, Fair and Tsir'.
Ntss T. E.'slia Berry.
LAfsiss' Chorus -fD f"Ro.ebud"
Gentlemen. cAo'u.-fs1l 9Th. TAr'. ch;1
Chpsns-"wltn sheathsd swords and Bows
fstsuag Costa
The AHdsan Choral society.
cake the fleetwood at II 30 o. lis ..
N. returning 1t the Close Of the concert
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Letters excepting the iavisa;ion TO ;he
Great Nariasrn aud Fourth OF Jaly eri~-
krssion nsvs been received by Mai. ]. Il.
HAYDEN. oh Airman Of the reception eon.
aitsee. sr,m N. r. A. McKsehnie. editor
Of the Salssn yssraai. and Douglass All.
0ond. es'i,cr Of the Aaacortes Ass<rtenx
The fcrrer Gays:
Ia seesS;iHs the safss. permit me 10 cav snas
Ne r~oTit Q, sae skyAasat.A valley rtascs a,
he ecmI sssiaa CT the ssad. which ks4ngs as
Vstasa DO saaa two aoars' ride of seattle. thu
eetrsecs,s ~ tie s,ass. ana gives 10 . resay
oaskss sCs he product at eur rnfses Aaa sarsss
oalsan tsseices Wiz seattle cvss sas aaveet Of
q J. Hall sa Puget sauna
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RsfuseA q PSssseusa.

Little Mamie Nadigsn. vho vas knocked
do~n by one Of Expressman J. J. Goods
horses Thursday afternoon, wss 20 much
bester yesterday afternoon that her parents
lost ali inclination 10 prosecute the care
less driver. Mr.. Nadisan told Chief Of
Pcsice Jackson that his wife would not
appear in court. The matter was referred
TO City Attorney George Fortson. who
dismissed the charge Of criminal careless
nsss preferred against Good on the
grounds Of refusal on the part Of the
parents 20 prosecute.
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The p-9rpTttonate rate On cotton piece
goods frosi Duluth and West Superior to
North Ps2ise coast terminals on shipments
crisinsii,sx EAST o! Lake Superior and
Aichigan2by lake lines viii be 1ai cents.
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HEADACHE AND DYSPEPSIA.

William Z. Rockwell. No ST. West Fifty ssv.
cn.h st.eet, New York. says.
ii have been . martyr 10 bilious headache and
dyspepsia Any iadiscrction in diet, over
fatigue OF cold brings . nt OF indigestion, fol.
lowed by . headsshe issting two or three days
81 = time. think ! must have tried over
twTnty different remedies. which were recon-
msadcd - certain cures By loving friends. but
II was no usc. At last thought would take q
simple course OF pufgafion with HaANpRgrH'a
PiILA Fos the nrst week took two pills every
niGat. then ono pill .or thirty nights; In that
time gained three pounds in weight, and never
hate had All scae or pain sinca"
Eisease in one part OF the body will eventually
Nj the ~ kole body with disease. Every year or
twt, sosns part OF the system grows weak and De-
gins 70 decay. such part should b removed at
once and new matter 10 allowed 20 take lie
PLACE There IL no need OF cutting 10 out with Q
surgeons scaipeL Purge away tie old. diseased
snss wornon: psfts with BRANDRRfm's PlLIA
ksoth Bitters are recognised and prescribed BY
tbs. medical Profession - . blood purifier and
sure cure tonic that has no equal By ai. drug
% sSx
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The litigation IN regard 10 the rams
born risas~stwzy 10 40; yet eadess. for the
elsy 1. APT r'erAv~i IN give up Notice Of
application Ia the supreme court for . re-
hearing Aas been giysn 20 tie ATTORNEYS
ler the Oregon Improvement Company
md tns Nerthera Pacific rssd.
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one Wss,ts seeona- Cisss csrs Abolish ed !.
hhs Nance No substitute

CHlcsaA, June o--The representatives
81 the ,rtnScnssnensai roads met here TO-
dsy 10 difcass the rates and reductions
made by Che Grea; Northern and Northern
Pacific, tns nothing wss accomplished
and the meeting adjourned until somor-
fov. The Great Northern insisted upon
the abandonment 0; tire .ecoad-clsSs west
bound fare and tours, sleeping cars from
Oil srsnseoesiaeussl lines. has the other
rcads ~S:nla not consent - thr abolition
until ,hes sne" what the 0rra, Ner,hera
desired ~ = substitute. The Great North
ern woGti make ns definite statement aud
Ne nsee.@ng adjourned nnsi. somorAw.
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easuseii Of this city IN socstine sidssrscks
Ter the sorthers Pacific Railsosd Com
psny runniag down Wss<s ssrsss and
sFousd the city front 70 the east side.
TSoss signing sensr1liy favored runping
tie tracks down JeEsrsoa street 10 the essy
Ey,ns Sossishsssnding this rsmonstrsncs
tire city eouacfl met tonight end ciosed the
ctsnsracs for the Water street track.
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MORE EEpCcED vnxIcar RATES.

Peehtag Heuse Preda~ts. Coffee and
Sestoa Geods Cosse Down.
The Nofah.rn Pacific in connection with
the Easts'aa lines has issaed an amend
mont TO ias wsst-coand tariff in packing
house proaucis and other articles, making
material -eiaetions. The car load rate,
are ~ foli9ws. the less than car load rates
being red ICED proportionateiy:
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"CRISP SNAPS

oJ0O-Lcss On Ross street. north Of Madison:
etf~st graded choice location
$40 PER ACRE-i6o acres Part bottom
hAissse~ good uaia~r acres cleared only u. 800:
nsarratirost
o.. too adsson s,reet corner. slightly.
$1,000 ae.snnt street corner, 1903 20 Rem
ton asights; bots all nicely graded
TIT ">WAP"-fmrfovea farm. veil To-
eas~f fsslrs ~. hassofn land. 10 trade for cisy
property vsinstios. $40 100
Alto chsscs property ia North seastic to trade
for xs'as. ~ 500.
FOURTEENTH STkEEr LOT-ran sine
90 $40. lstak@s only essn essa swing H.
Bauck HCILOg >G-Au rented In good -.
cass.a, at bargain. tso,03O
TO ">WAp"-A handsome residence on
oa~sa Aaae Hit TO trade fee -. 600 worth ~ nm.
sErr1ysd asd uneneuuh~ret vacant lots In seattle
propFr net ont on the -svirxss" 81 the city
cen ACkE>-ln kissAp soGnsy. 20 acrea i'm.
proved. All sos - 800: easy ravmsnsa
TT "SWAr"-impseved city property for
cheap oasstde le<A
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oasMra. Jane - - Specisi. "A petition
sss to.sy circulated aad namsrcasiy
sisnsd ffosesssng against the action 81 tie
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BAdDwtS-fn seattle. ~ 30 south Twelfth
street. Friday. June 20. 1898. william H. Bald
~sn. aged 80 yesra
Funeral services will Be held as the residence to-
morrow afternoon ~ . O'Clock Interment NJ Lake
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u r. wasnss. 81 fseons, messeS mech sote 81
t.s Se.:s<rs Fsesae. was IN sAs city yesterday.
x ~ Boyd freight Solicitor Of to Northern
fselse rssa. las fetzsred from . trip 70 Cstcaso
a:ss NonizssL
y z Mackenzie. Of Portland. esne,al s<s1s
esfss Ssssoasi Trszss Company, VS. n TIE city
JsssefssT On lis war home froa dows eo1ne.
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CARRAHER & MEACHAN
llt Cherry ST.. Ground Floor.

Advertise ~ eats easse. the a-aa o. los. Fonns
Fer sAle. Per ksn. Aast Situations wanse<, viii 10
:nserssS s The es cea; ~or. ear b sn.~rtsos
fssfsssat s;~sys "a asvAncs No advertisements
received ST lsss than IS eea.a
Nor!cE-rhe ses:sess of..se 81 tie rsxr.Ix.
ysaafsxSCss il oFsa ssssi IL n N. Classs s~;
sssss'sis<sss;ss al ae received 40 to ssis aEaA
Advertisements vii - reserved 81 eraacs esne<s
% tsts re.sE al
fses;sna Bureau ..,-....- Itfs Pacific Aweuae
Thomas >zEsaacss. NsaAxe.
foTs rS~ss~sa ....... sr.aeh a srrtnSre
Tts fssao~iAS sssss Avail advertisers q sa.s
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LxGIL NOTICES.
NOTICE TO CREDIToRs-fN TN
~ rior court Of the ststs Of wAshtnGssA -

NOTICE To CREDIToRs-rN TN
~ Yios court Of the stsfs Of wAshsngssA = -
county. So
Ia TIE masses Of ths sssisnInsns OF - = -
~ insoiyenl Notice 20 cf~ditosA z
Notice q hereby gwen that On fne -
May, a. u. 1898, X H. oenanS. -
made. executed ana delivered hls &c.
uenf for the benefit II h.s cssditofs 70
kAke-, assignee nAmed therein. whicn
sssn me OF WA. died for record In Ihs RI
sudi,er of kisg counsy. STATE o. 49, n - =
the x0sh Gay Of May. A. u. 1874 go 49,
record therein: that sAs6 asslsDes ~
tbs clerk Of the aboye-eafiiied Gear
true tavestofy and ysaazsson o. ssaa - r
fa:s. under oath. ~ OR ~ tbs sArss 49, 49, ~
his krowsedxe. and bis bond - 49, .sss1S11I1
qnssed ey law ard IL now acting ., sasa
Ioa are hef~sv mott ssd and r~qssisea 49,
20 my Office, 40 siv ffcat ss.ssS.
city Il seattle. state 81 Washtnsio0 -
months from and sftsr tbs dsse a ~ 49, u
esssca ~ this notice. 30 vn: infes m.vs.-~1
tas gath day Of Ja1e. A. "a ,69i. - - r.
yoa NAY have Against saAd - a -. -
aims 10 - y<fined undss osse =
presenting same .~x~6rn.Es
FRANK ". oAkk.s - - ss:.s
Da&ed this 23d day u JunAL A. ~
pass q esss pasksesson. Jsss - -
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WaNrEp~sARr<ES WITH $3.50 TO 90
w "a ths rsas via us4a . usan<y- raaklas
Y<or ,ssstsA kssA Room - Csaea e.v<a.
k<se4ea - Aaa 3 . -
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NOTICE TO S1OCKHOL DERs.
CroCKHoLDERs' MEETfy.-NoTIsE Is
- hereby Z ven thai The regular annual meeting
o. fae seock holders Of the seattle Eei,diax sni
LaAa Assoc. alton will De held the es,tce Is U<-
csdeafA nicck on Friday July -. 1895, Al
o'csock p II T. o SIMPSON. Secretary.
NofICE To sTocKaCLDERs-NoT IL
~ hereby given that the regular annual meesiu !,
Of ate shareholders oI the Union Navigation Com
nam ~ n se held On Wefnestay. Jsiy IL. 1893 n
$50 a AZ the psaelPAf ofssee Of the coran.ay
rooE No. so Bailey ouiscsng. seaftis. WAsh
for th~ election Of . board of three frss ees
rer~ps.oa II the ANNA rvbsrta AID Zach other
basin~ss - may GENE before the e~sin<
The TRANSFER books VIII b clcse1 Moa6ay
yHiy 20. i,83 sad ~isl remain cs0sec na:i. the
lSia day Of July. 1904
- e. wfLMAyA President
q. a BrcxB1E. H<cseta.y.
NcTfCE TO sTDCKHoJ.DEes-S Is
~ hereby gwen tina. iae rssniAs snnnal meeting
Of the sasreaa ders OF ttse seattle ttfy Railway
COMPANY Viii ~ bald On Wednesday. July IL
l>23 at oS4oc& p "a NJ the prfccspAl o.ace Of
n nAnv. rcSfs o SD hAs3ey bald ag. seal
t.s, Nasa. fer the esectsse Of toad Of sx
trustees r~ceY,ion Of the Aaoaas F-ssgss Ane suca
ssasr tbs Cess - MAJ come b~fsrs sbs zas~ilnx.
The tran Ter oerks win b closed on Munfay,
JAY 10. !sa3. and VIII remain C essi aasai the
lAsh aAy os jay. 1898
q. - HrcKnRR. secretary.
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Gan IRA Scisco DYE WORKS. go SEC
- enc stree.
W. ANDERSON Dye AND CLEANER OF
W sade Aa4 xess~' riosn.nxs fGffs ana James
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A d T. MEssES9ER RATES PROM Our
~. onice, lis Cherry street: Il h,ocxs or .ess
8 cents: !. blocks 10 cents. 10 books Is censa :
20 block over. - cents: answer S c-nss extra !:
by the hour. 2 cents: circulars AID sdvsfttsisR
mater dissrsprt~a .. 81 Sd per day: cards invita-
lions. etc. delivered ~ 81 SO per dsv Ring tue
A. n r. call boz only for seattle Trnasfer Com
p&ay's hacss. gurneys and express wagons. Pscifi
Postal Telegraph Cable CompAsvs kilograms:
oper Al ali hours Of The day and night Teaspoons
Na. ga
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r. pEsHSER. GUSsATTa. Is2s FEo.
assel
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p n KsONAE.

lGAS OF 30 DESIRES ACQUAINTANCE or
M lady: object msirimony. Address I. Cinema.
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CHEAP LOTS ; on s s,as. 2! Car CA.
lots. 4vxiO with alley: no street grade; only
WIS TO $500. small monthly pay meats; low in
tsrese Gould & Whifworfh. Olympic b.ocs.
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AIRS MILLER. PROFESSIONAL NURSE.
lNl has moved 70 the Maitland block. 1908 Front
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ENGINEERS AND. CONTRACTORS.
GAN FRANCISCO BRIDGE CoMPASY-Ey
~ Eineers ard contractors foe bridges OF every de-
scrspson: wharf hais:snS. pile crivtng. d-edxnx
lions furnished applicAisou correspon deor. 90
lieiieA Ofliee. 32o-3s3 seattle National Bar
building Sat ls. WISH.
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AEraCg I. COON NOW MAX SUIT
n overcsAss ant sroosers The Gostsfein hsil4sn
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-01-07

con dlcho motlvo, SO acord6 pasar nueva
circular los Slndlcatos, encareclendoles la nece
sidad urgencia de que cuanto antes remitan las
cuentas de la recaudaci6n que hayan hecho de
los gastos efectuados, acompanando relacion de
los socios que hayan pagado no solo para termi-
mar defnitivamente la organization de la socie-
dad, sino para formalizar ell presupuesto general
del corriente ano econ6mico, segdn 10 dispone ell
Reglamento.
Sc aprob6 la contestaci6n que dentro de las
prescripciones reglamentarias, di6 ell Secretario
del Consejo al SlndIcato de Mayaguez sobre una
consulta hecha por ell m1smo, respecto nombra.
miento de Secretario Tambien SO aprobaron las
gestiones hechas por la Secretaria general respec.
to una reclamation de los contribuyentes de
VleQues pldiendo condonacl6n de la diferencia
de contribution entire este afo Ell anterior, por
razon de la baia que hubo en- la production agri.
cola en- ell afo anterior; cuya sollcitud fue resuel
"a por el Excmo. senior Intendente en- Ell sentdo
de que Sc le rebaj jen So, 900 dicho pueblo en- ell
importe de la contribution agricola pecuarla
- una communication del Sindicato de Qua
yama, Sc acord6 contestar ratifcando 10 nantes
tado por la Secretarla en- del proxlmo pasado
respecto la segregation de los pueblos de Gura
DO, Caguas Aguas buenas Sabana del Pamar
que, peticion de los mismos se han agregado al
Slndlcato de Ia Capital que vista de esto
se proceda la recsudaci6n y remission de fondos
cuentas y relaci6n de soclos.
Sc acordo en- vista de una communication de
la Junta calihcadora de Concursos agricoas pi-
diendo la cooperation de la Association de Agri-
dultores para el mejor exito del Concurso que ha
de celebrarse en- los dias Z, 8 8 de Mayo pr6xi-
mo- que SO conteste manifestando que Ell Conse-
jo de la Direction reazara gustoso todas las ges-
tiones que de 81 dependan interpondra su
medlaci6n con los Sindicatos do la isla fin de
que cooperen al importante fin que Sc persigue;
para 10 cual, SO sol1citara de La Junta un n1mero
de programs su6ciente para distribuir entire los
Sindicatos.
Ell consejero senior Lopez Tuero ofrece Glen
ejemplares de la cartilla que acaba de publican
sobre "Cultivos de-. anil y de Ia vanilla, Sc
acord6 darle las gracias por su. importante
donatiyoy que Sc distribuya entire los Sindcatos
para que puedan hacerlos uegar q aqueos agri.
cultores los que interesan dlchos cultivos.
Igualmonte acord6 81 Consejo dar las gracias
los seiores don Mateo Luchettl don Bartoo
me Esteva, por los folletos que le han remitido J
de que son autores; 81 primero titulado Etude
sur les Chemins de fer secondaires Porto Rico
y 81 segundo " Proyecto de Sociedad de credito J
economias' de cuyo estudio ocupala el Conse
jo proponisndose utilizarlos en- 10 que 10 sea po.
ejble,
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aACETA OFFICIAL De HOY

Gobierno General--Secretaria.- Negociado
7.o-Real Orden dando por terminada'la comis1on
del servicio que por Real Orden de 26 de Agosto
dltimo se le confri6 para la Peninsula don vi
cente Torres Gonzalez, Consejero de Admins
TRACTION de esta Isla.-Otra nombrando Reglstra,
dor de 10 Propiedad de Caguas don Juan Fraa
cisco Was Ochoteco.
1ntendencia General de Hacienda P1bca-
Circular del Sr. Intendente disponiendo que CONT
n1en los Ayuntamientos la expendici6n de las
cedulas personales dutante todo el corriente aho
economico, porque las Administrators locales
carecen de padrones para el efecto.
Sc publica una Real orden, respecto de las
reclamaciones hechas por los gremos con motive
de las nuevas tarifas de ludustria resolucion
recaida de que hemos dado cuenta antes de
ahora.
Intervention General de Ia Administration
del Estado.-Facturas que Sc pagaran en- la pro-
xima semana:
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En- atencion que en- 81 depsrtamento de
Aguadilla NADIA SO ha hecho adn respecto coma
tituci6n del Sindicato; y considerandose que La
res es ell pueblo del citado departamento que reu-
ne mayor ndpero de socios, fue acusrdo comisio.
mar los sehores de dicho pueblo doh Pablo vi
leila, don Miguel~Coll y don Pedro Suau Mulet
para que constltuyan alh el Sindicato departa.
mental, en- los terminus reglamentarios con ~su
jeclon & la Circular pasada al efecto q todos los
departamentos.
Comisionose q la Secretarfa para buscar una
casa que instalarse 81 Conseio de Direction,
cuyo precio no pase de $40 mensuales; asf como
para Ia adquisici6n del mobiliario, debiendo dar
cuenta previamente al Consejo. Sc fjaron en-
$l25 mensuales todos los gastos que por personal
material de ofcinas hayan de hacerse; $l6
tambien mensuales para el Conserge que ha de
ser precisamente de estado soltero habitar la
casa
Facut6se la Secretarfa para contestar las
commissioners que se dirijan la Presldencia,
slempre que Sc referan asuntos de pura trami-
tacion reglamentarios dando cuenta al Consejo
en- la primera session. por dltlmo, SO acordo nom
brar representante de la Association en- Madrid al
senior Director del periodico de dicha villa La
Liga Agraria don Francisco j. Gasc6n recomen-
dar la dicha publication los Sindicatos, puesto
que siendo agena completamente las cuestiones
polfticas, es la dnica que hasta ahora Sc ha ocu-
pado de esta Association de los intereses agrico-
las de esta isa. ~.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-01-07
Dice un colega peninsular:

" La calle de la Esperanza, una de las mas
concurridas de Bilbao, Sc convirti6 hace POGO en-
circo taurino. Un buey que levaban dos hom-
bres, ell cual iba destinado al matadero Sc snti6
fera repentinamente, rompi6 la cuerda que le
sujetaba y hugo por aquellas GALES de Dios. Al
llegar la de la Esperanza, los chquilos, que
son ell dlablo le azusaron de tai manera que 81
buey, olvldando pacfica profession, comenz6
repartir cornadas diestro siniestro. Un
transeunte, queriendo probar los ojos de los es
pectadores sus conocimientos taur6macos, inten.
to quebrar q cuerpo limpio la tiera, pero esta,
sin andarse en- contemplaclones, hizo por 81 10
empiton6 por el improvisado torero fus
volando por los aires. Huoo sustos carreras,
gritos, centusiones y desmayos, hasta que eI ami
animal pudo ser detenido por los hombres que 10
conducfan al matadero, donde pago con gu vida
sus inesperadas arroganclas. F"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-01-07
Association de- Agticultorss

Eatracto de los acuerdos tomados por Ell Cons9o
de Darecci6n session ceIebroda Ell del corriente
Sc aprobaron dos cuentas de gastos de insta-
laci6n impression de Regamentos, crculares,
ETC., montantes $l47S5. Sc tom6 nota de los
nombrsmientos de Tesorero Ofcial de la Secre-
tarfa, hechos por ell Sindicato de Vieques. Sc
admitio un nuevo socio fundador en- la misma is
la. Sc enter6 ell Consejo de haber ingresado en-
los fondos de la Association las siguientes canti--
dadaa raraitidas nor los Sindicatns