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INSTITUTED.
Interesting Session of the Grand
Lodge, Degree of Honor.

Every subordinate lodge of the Grand
Lodge of the Decree of Honor was fully
represented at the convention which as
sem oled yesterday IN this city. The lady
delegates were present in large numbers.
There were also in attendance to aid in
forming the new body Grand Master James
Booth, Grand Recorder Hirshburg, Grand
Foreman Ward, Grand Overseer Toohy,
Deputy Grand Master Poland, Sam Booth,
p. NJ. W, and w. Ii. Barnes, L. G. NJ.
The grand master welcomed the dele
gates and proceeded to institute the Grand
Lodge of the Degree of Honor of Califor-
MIA. This being accomplished, the follow
ing officers were elected: Mrs. NJ. Tulis of
Los Angeles, past grand chief of honor
Mrs. Nj. j. Stewart OF San Francisco, grand
chief of honor; Mrs. Markell of Oakland,
| grand lady OF honor; Mrs. Masters Of Los
Angeles, grand chief of ceremonies Mrs.
Kate M. Poland OF San Fran cisco. grand
recorder; Mrs. Albn of Fresno. grand re-
ceiver; Mrs. Lovejoy of Alameda, grand
usher; Mrs. Walker Of Sa ramento, grand
inside watchman; Mrs. Polly of Hueneme,
grand outside Waterman; Mrs. Hail of
! West Oakland. Mrs. Mcdonald of Bishop,
Mrs. Morrill, of Temescal. grand trustees :.
The officers were installed by Past Grand
| Master Barnes, and the following ap-
|
Bradley and Babcock, grand maids of
honor: finance committee-Sisters Brad
ley, Ohea and Drew; committee on laws
w. II. Barnes. d. j. Toohy, Sisters
Cyrenius. Schadt and Spence.
An invitation was accepted to visit
Golden Dawn Lodge on Saturday evening.
The question of adopting a bene ficIary
feature was discussed, with the result of
lnstructiDg, by an almost unanimous vote,
the committee on laws to submit egisla-
u0n for such purpose.
The laws OF the parent body. as far as
applicable. will be adopted for the ensuing
year, and during the recess a constitution
| for grand and subordinate lodges will be
prepared and submitted at the next annual
session, which will be held next April at
San Jose, during the meeting of the Grand
Lodge of the a. o. u. w.
Last evening the lady delegates made a
surprise call upon Excelsior Lodge, which
was the oceasionof ii delightful impromptu
gathering, filed with good speeches, songs,
| recltatiODs and enioymenr
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DIVE-KEEPERS MOVING.
Organizing to Defeat the Ordinance.
The Police,


1t is somewhat singular that although
the new dive ordinance was passed by the
Board of Supervisors or Monday night
Chief Crowley has not as yet received any
notification of the fact or copy OF the or
dnance.
Il saw it in the newspapers" said the
Chief to CALL reporter yesterday, land
in anticipation sent letter the following
day to the captain of each division to the
following effect:
Regarding the enforcement of the new dive
ordnance so called, you Will instruct all SER
geants and patrolmen in your district to fuT-
III list OF all places where women are EN-
ployed and liquors sold or music played so
that may be able To learn tie location OF
those that are Immediately amenable TO the
operation OF the ordinance. All lhosr VINO
which nave not expired are exempt from inter
ference until tile expiration OF the Term Tor
winch their licenses call; those whose licenses
have expired must immedi tely procure
licenses under the new or1iuanc or forthwith
be arrested should they con tlnue business
without such license.
ut will take two or three weeks" con-
tinued the Chef, "before we will know
how 1t stands. and then we will be in a
position TO determine Just what TO DO.
About fifty dive-kee pers at meeting in
the Eureka Music Hall decided 10 fight
the consIitutionalily of the new ordinance
on the ground that it prevented women
from earning living at the same occupa-
tion as men. They contend that If the
law is con stiIutional il affects such places
as the Tivoli. the National and Grove
street theaters, and similar places of
amusement as well as the dives. II the
ordinance should be sustained by the Su-
preme Court they say they will evade IL
by introducing women as visitors instead
Of walters. ana so furnish the same attrac-
ton to male patrons as at present.
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SIX RED INJUNS.
They Tour Down Market
to East Street.
THEY CUT A WIDE SWATH.
Aborigines From the Wilderness of
Nevada Take in the Sights of
San Francisco.

They came to town yesterday, seven OF
them, Pawnee JACK and six red Indians.
They are Putes from the Wadsworth
reservation, near Hot Springs. New They
were a sight on Market street, and they
seemed as strange to civilization as civil
ization seemed to them.
They stared and gaped in open-eyed and
open-mouthed wonder at the streetcars
without horses and the glittering baubles
in the shop windows, and the men, women
and children who saw them returned the
compliment.
What heightened their Outlandsh ap-
pearance was the cigarette that each
strangely clad mortal puffed away at
vigorously. They smoked rapidly and
continuously. II they stay in town lon
enough the cigarette market will boom.
Heap good smoke" said Mad Bear
when THE CALL man asked him how he
liked that kind OF tobacco. And Pawnee
Jack, the scout. who is spokesman and
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the redskins out of the saloon. They halted
and stood about IN front of the door and
seemed determined to go inside.
The. way Pawnee Jack rolled out the
PIutese words and gestures was caution
10 the bartender, who had come to see
what was up.
But Jack kept them straight. BE had
to o. lose his prize-money.
Pm under contract" he explained to
THE CALL reporter, ''to land these Injuns
in Oakland sober and whole. The jig's up
if | let 'em get into a saloon. They've got
dollar or two apiece, and every one of
them would load up to the nozzle if he only
had the proper provocation, which l am
going to keep away from him."
Aud he did II. too, by the power of his
jaw alone. Half an hour later the six red
Iujuns were on the lower deck of an Oak
land ferry steamer. All of them were still
putting away on cigarettes as though their
lives depended upon IL.
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An Angry Judge.

John b. Nevin. who pleaded guilty in
Judge Joachimsen's court on Wednesday
TO blackening the eyes of William II.
Chamblss, the distinguished leader of the
german at the hops of the Monday Even
ing Club, failed to make his appearance in
court yesterday morning to receive SEN
tence. His attorney. Frank Fallon, was
present in court and requested that u fine
be imposed.
The Judge was angry. "The defen-
dant," he said. has not shown proper re-
spect to the court In not being present in
person TO receive his sentence. | shall
make an order that he put in a personal
appearance tomorrow morning, otherwise
| shall issue bench warrant for his
arrest. ] shall defer sentence till To-
morrow"
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Frenctmen Prepare to Celebrate.

The third meeting of the general COM
ml'tee for the celebration of July IA was
held in Lafayette Hall last night.
The general scheme of the days ceIebra.
tion will be as follows: During the day
an elaborate programme TOR children will
be presented at the Mechanics Pavilion.
A general parade will bp held in the after.
noon, which will terminate at some thea
ter, where appropriate literary exercises
will be held, A musical entertainment
will be given in the evening at the Pavilion
and will be followed by ball guaranteed
to last until morning
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IN FIVE PARTS.

The mammoth special edition of
"The Call" to be out next Sunday
will be in five distinct parts, each of
them similar in size to to-day's issue.
1t will be five "CaIls" in one. See
that you get the whole paper. Five
cents copy in wrappers.
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Botany" There was present large
audience. which followed the lecture with
the greatest interest. Professor Dudley
proved to be well versed in the stady of
plants and flowers and spoke in gratifying
terms of the many rare and beautiful
species found in this State in comparison
with others-discoverie which showed
that California is decidedly ahead in the
study of botany and in the advancement of
Re
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TO THE WORLDS FAIR.

Via the Union Pacific = The Overland Flyer
Only 512 Days to Chicago.
The Union Pacific is the only line running Pull
man double drawing room seeping-cars and din
ing-caTs, San Francisco to Chicago, without
change.
running through to Chicago without change in
charge OF manager.
Passengers are allowed stou-over privileges at
SAT- Lake City and at Denver.
For full particulars apply to u. w. Hitchcock,
general agent. l Montgomery street, San Francis
CO; F. r. Ellsworth, agent, 9lS Broadway Oak
land; &. F. Herr, 229 South Spring street, Los
AnpaleS.
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ADMITTED HIS GUILT.-J. E. Farrell
was arrested on Monday by Detectives
Bee aud Harper and locked up in the tanks
at the City Prison. He was suspected of
Fisher, at 7S3 Market street, and stolen
jewelry valued at 500. He confessed his
guilt yesterday and a charge of burglary
WAS entered against him.
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Lecture ON BOTANY

Professor w. Dudley of the Stanford
University delivered an address last even
ing before the California Botanical Society
at the Academy of Sciences hail on
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School Teachers WORLDS Fair Excursions
Under Man cement of A. Phillips & Co.
Leaving San Francisco, Sacramento and San
Jose Saturday, May 81, W Wednesday, May u, and
Saturday, June 3, via the Rio Grande Western
and great Rock Island routes. All scenery Rio
Grande by daylight. No change of cars to Chi
cago. Apply to CLINTON JONES, 36 Montgomery
street, S. F., Cal.
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speciaI schooIteact,ers, excursion

To Eastern points via Northern Pacific Rail
road May 80. 1898, in upholstered tourist
sleeping. cars. Make reservations and secure
tickets at 63S Narket street, 7. K StaleIer
General Agent Passenger Department.
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THE people quickly recognize merit, and this is
the reason the sales OF Hoods Sarsaparila are
continually increasing It is most emphatically
''on top" II you want the best get Hoods
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CALIFoRNIA gIace fruits. SOC Ip. Townsend,s.
PALACE baths, 713 fllbert; warm sea water
Cures rheumatism, neuralgia many ailments.
Reduced Rates to Chicago.

Commencing May 1S. 1898, rates to Chicago
will be reduced via Northern Pacific Railroad
For particulars address I. X. StaIeler, 63S
Marker street, General Agent Passenger De-
paItment.
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Mrs. Winsiow's Soothing syrup"
Has been used over, fifty years by millions of
mothers for their children while Teething with
perfect success. 1t soothes the child. sotens the
Gums, allays Pain. cures Wind Coic. regu ates the
Bowels, and is the best remedy for Diarrhea.
whether arising from teething or other causes.
For sale by druggists in every part OF the world
Be sure and ask for Mrs. Winslows Soothing
Syrup. csc bottle
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BRoNcHITIs.-For Hoarseness and Sore Throa
" Broton'S Bronchial 7foches" are specific.
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NOTICE OF MEETINGS.

EXTRA Mince Pies. SwA1N's. 2I8 sutter street
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

- EFINED PROTES ANT WORKING HOUSE
IL keeper, S25; German Scandinavian cook.
$50; hcusrwork girl. Chico. In family, $50; Ala
media. $50; German wa tr-ss private family S25:
nurse country. $50; Il hCusewDr cir $. city. SO,
SO and $50. Girls can fad situation OF any
ST. room 2.
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CARRIAGE PAINTER. 346 McALLISTER ST.
" my26 2t*
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: TNTFLLI6ENT YOUNG MAN WHO Is FAIR
i account MT and has a know edge Of b-nrint-
ing prices and work, must show references. for
work IN an interior city. Apply bet. 10 and II
a NJ FRIDAY aud Saturday at A. ZELLERBACK
& SONS, 4l9 Clay St, San Francisco. my26 2J*
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NJ OTHER AND DAUGHTER COUNTRY
Hi mother as COOK ana housekerper daughter to
assist $50: chambermaid and seamstress couu-
Try 80; waitress. private family, SZ5 cOuutry,
German swedish; Protestant second girl , in
family. country. $50. Apply MISS CULLEN. O5
stockton ST.. room ?
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RARBERs. MAKE OFFER; 8 CHAIRS l5C
- shop: best location; low rent. b., Call Branch
once, Oakland. my25 az
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE,

SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE
A T c. R. HANSEN & CO.'S. 40 GEARY ST.
"A they have always on hand irst-class stewards
head waters, head cook, cook bak ers pastry
waters, porters, barkeepers. belboys house.
Keepers. chambermaids, laundry and Aitchen helm
VINO want places IN the country; telephone 4S5. tt
4 TTENTIoN, HOTEL AND RESTAURANT
4. keepers!-Employmenta and Exchange Bureau; !;
all kinds OF hello supplied short notice both
male and female, awaiting positions city or
country. eo oeary ST. room z. my25 3t*
y c. GERMAN COOKS SOCIETY FURNISHES
competent cooks in all branches 1929 Market
COMPETENT AND INDUSTRIOUS Y UNG
y man wants situation to drive wagon: knows
CT ty well and is good and careful driver. Please
address w W. =. box 2l, this Office. my26 3t~
Y DUNG GERMAN, 9YEaRS AGE MOULD
Ike pcs tion of any kind knows how to handle
horses: would prefer To drive milk or bakery
wagon. Address 20 Sheridan ST., ber. Ninth and
Tenth. my9b BIS
N EAT YOUNG BARTENDER WANTS STEADY
~ position; good references. w WILKINS. 3S3
Bush ST. my26 Yt@
VoUN MAN WOULD LIKE POSITION IN
wholesale house; can give best of references.
Address - Fell ST. my26 3t*
VoUNG MAN WANTS SITUATION: UNDER
l. STANDS double-entry bookkeeping thoroughlv; /;
knows a little ABOUT typewritiDg. Address il7O
Market St, room AZ.
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HELP wANTED-CoNTINUED.

IA ANTED-AN ALL-ROUND BLACKSMITH
W about 3 hours work day: camp: city: 81 a
day f. NJ RAKER, 206 Powell st.
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CoLoRED EXTRA WALTERS FOR COUNTRY
y hotel 81 day and free fare both wavs. CaIl
early. l. IL. HANSEN Il CO.. llO Geary
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DRAPERYMkN FOR IMMEDIATE CITY
IL work. w. II j. SLOANE q Co. 64I Market
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1ruAr1oNs WANTED CONTINUED.

IA ANTED-A GOOD CARPENTER WISHES A
w job in country. Address 129 Eleventh ST.,
San Francisco.
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7 ASTFRS ON LADIES'. MISSES AND chill
dren's shoes. EARLE & CO.. 765 Mission
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CRA'NER TO FIGURE on 8 FLATS; NEW
" house. Oak ST , near Laguna.
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lIANTFD-BARTENDE WHO CAN SPEAK
W French and drive 1orse. $40 and found: all
round iaundryman, $35 TO $40. f. NJ. RAKER,
2U6 Powell st.
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ARBERS' Z. UNION OFFICE-JOURNEYMEN
city country: 22l Grant av S. .FUCHS. tnfrl2
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w rANTED--wORKING FOREMAN FOR FIRST
w class ranch. *" and found and increase, ref
erence required; blacksmith. $50 and found I;
young German for Crocery-store, 81 10 and found :;
farmers, laborers teamsters mixers, butter
makers. COOKS. waters dishwasbers and 90 others.
w d EWER 6 CO.. SO Clay ST.
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EiAcaci6r para ii delineante don Alfredo Marge.
nal-que presta sns servicios en- 81 Negociado de
Fomento sin retribuci6n alguna. -Fu6 acuerdo
aprobar III liuuidaci6n final dc las obras vertical
das on Ia construction del trozo primero de la
carretera n1mero s, secci6n de Utuado 4Areclbo
Qued6 s0bre IL mesa. petlclon del senior
Bosch 81 informa del sehor Administrator de
Loteria referente Z que Ia Diputacion resuelva
10 conveniente respecto de los mil billetes que SO
expenden al p1blico, por los abusos y conAictos
que ocasionan Ia venta de los mismos--La Cor
poraci6n acord6 por unanimidad que el expedien.
to relative al desalolo por u Compahla de los
terxo carriles del sdifcio "lnstitutoC Coleglo de
Santurcen para instalar en- 81 la Exposlci6n Re
gional pase informe del sehor Lopez Landron,
ouien ha de emitirlo tambien sobre el contrato
de arrendamiento del mismo-Fu6 aprobada por
unanimidad Ia instancia presentada por 81 seiior
don ENRIQUE Alvarez Perez solicitando 90 lie
permita imprimir en- el taller tipogra6co del Asi
10 de Beneicencia, la obra titulada sLexlologia
Filos6fca Historical comparative de Ia Lengua
Castellana" cuando no existan trabajos de las of.
cinas sus dependencies, siendo de su cuenta el
papel necesario.-Se yot6 un cr6dito de $1,000
para Ia pintura del interior exterior del Asllo
de Bene6cencia.-Fu& denegada una instancla
del senior Azpiroz solicitando que el aumento de
40 pesos de IL pension que se pasa su hija
Dolores, acordada para 81 pr6ximo ejerclclo SO
entienda desde l.o de Octubre del afo pasado.-
90 &pTODO pOT Uu&UAmlQ&O 04 ulCknM0A 0u4AsAOO
por la comisi6n nombrada al efecto, en- el expe.
dlente sobre reclamation de una acc6n de billetes
con que fu6 agraciado el fnado Manuel Cosme
P9rez.-Fu6 acuerdo entregar al Ayuntamiento
de L. Cidra Ia subvenci6n de ST, 900 que le fue
eoncedida en- IL de Abril del ano pasado
petici6n del sefior Lopez 1andr6n qued6
sobre Ia mesa, 81 informe del Negociado de Ad
ministraci6n local, en- 81 expediente promoyido
por D. Antonio Alfau y Baralt en- que Sc refere
\ u
cial de Cayey Caguas. petici6n del mismo 81
quedaron sobre Ia mesa el dictamen del Negecia
do de Administrator local, acerca de Ia creaci6n
de los Registros de Is Propledad de Coamo, Ca
yey Vega-baja Suppression de los de Guayams
y Caguas 81 informe del mismo Negociado re
ativo 81 expediente de information sobre la su
preston del Juzgado de Ia IDstancia de Vega
baja.-Igualmente qued6 sobre la mesa, peti
ci6n del seKor Bosch, 81 dictamen del Negociadt
de re1erencia en- 81 expediente respective sobr'
segregac16n del departamento de Ia Audlenci'
do Mayagasz , su sgregaclon Ia de esta Capital
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VISTA DEL eoBERAADoR
De nuestro cogresponsal de Vega-5aja

De muestrO cogresponsal de VegG-bajG
Como le indiqu6 en- mi telegrama de aver 4
las de la tarde lego S. e. la Estaci6n del Fs-
rrocarri acompahado de su ayudante, del Sc
nor Inspector de Escuelas don Jose Ramon Bo-
badilla, de dos sehores Jefes de Ia Guardia Civil
y del Official del Gobierno General sencr Sierra
cante "A dicho sitio fueron Arecbirle los seho-
res Laguna, Pastor Aguilar, JueE de Ia ms
tancia, Alcalde Cura ec6nomo respectivamente
varios distinguidos senores mas de esta locali-
dad. A los acordes de Ia marcha real ejecutada
por Ia orquesta que dirije 81 senior Font puso pie
on terra Ell Gobernador.
Una vez conocida la llegada del ilustre hues-
ped, el pueblo alborozado en- immense entusias-
mo, iz6 los vientos Ia enssha gloriosa de Cas-
tilla.
I'm Ia entrada de la poblaci6n Sc halleba la
secci6n de voluntarios al mando de su dgno to-.
niente don Andres Sandfn, ,qulen hizo bizarramen
te los honores de ordenanza dicha primera Au
to1idad de Ia Provinca. CAST tLdo el trayecto
que media desde el caserlo de la Villa hasta la
Estaci6n ind:caaa, estaba materiamente cubierto
dc gente.
En- Ia lglesia.
Seguidamente diriji6se s. 3. al temple don.
de cant6se un solemne Tedeum.
En- Ia caHs.
Una yez terminado 81 Tedeum, encontSan- l.
dose Ia citada secci6n de voluntarios situada en-
la plaza frente Ia puerta principal de Ia Iglesia,
81 Gobernador dirigidse ella revist6 Il fuerza
ALI tornado.
PSsit0s.
En- 81 acto pass { visitar 81 cuartel de Ia
Guardia Civil, Ia Escuela elemental, de a. clase
de varones de alli & Il C4rcel pdbica. Exa.
minado minuciosamente este establecimiento pc
nal 10 encontr5 s. E, On brillante estado por 81
excelente regimen interior.
su saida de Ia cGrcel, v1sit6 las Escuslas
elementales de IL clase de ambos sexos, la dc
g.. de nias, la carniceria, matadero J por dlti
mo Ia casa Ayuntamiento.
Hospeadje q nsarchG.
| En- la elegante habitacicn de los esposos %
flores Laguna, hosped6se s. r. Por L. nocht
fue On ella obsequiado, por este Ilustre Ayun
tamiento, con IN espl6ndido banquete, q qus
asistieron distnguidas personals de esta localidae
| y los alcaldes del Corozal Morovis.
Esta mafiana (ayer) las parti6 81 0obsr
Inador con direction Manatl
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El nnsvo aIealds do Mayagilsz

Gratfsimo nca ha sido ver con6rmado On ID
Gacsta Official, 10 q. hace pr6ximamente nm mes
habfamos dido decir con caracter confidential.
HI nombramiento de don Santiago Saenz para el
importante cargo de alcalde Municipal de la ciu-
dad del Oeste, es de alta importancia por cuanto
que signiica continuar por II via del progreso }
augura que Ia administrator On manos tan hon
radas merecerk tantos pl6cemes como ha mereci-
do nuestro bien querido amigo don francisco
Blanes que hacs entrega del destino. 81 senor
Blanss, hombre de talento Dc prestlglo Dc posl,
ci6n ha cumplido como busno, 81 recenocerle d
Gobiarno sus m6ritos On forma exceptional, no
Ii Aecho otra cosa que rendirle IN tribute De
justicia. Il.
Antes de ahora hemos dicho Ian condolences
Que alderman q sehor Saens. Amigos muy init
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DIPUTAClOA PROVINCIAL
ssssSn ordsnarsa del dsa 8 del corrieass

HeS96n OTdae0Tad dog dsd 3 deE c07Tee9s5e
Ooncurrentes: Soler, Domingnez Pefa, Al
varez Perez, Martinez, Bosch, Vicente, Santist6.
ban, Morey, Lopez Landr6n y secretarios Fer
nAndez Egozcus.
Fu6 aprobada por unanimidad una moci6n
presentada por 81 senior Vicente On Il que solici-
taba: To Que no so conceda On 10 successive sub
venci6n alguna para caminos vecinales los
Ayuntamientos que 10 solicitor sin estar al co.
rrients on 81 psgo de i derrama provincial ep
siercicios anteriores; 2.' Que esta disposiclSn
no tenga efecto rstractivo con relacion log
Ayuntamientos que hasta Il fecha hayan solici-
tado dicha subvenci6n. - Moci6n del sefor Alva-
rsz P6rez que fu4 aprobada solicitando una gra-
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V,,. 81. y. i9VEH SIERRA

Procedente de la Habana legara nuestro
puerto h4cia el Is del corrlente mes Admtira
carga para CORUNA, SANTANDER \ BAR
CELONA, ignales tipos que IL Compahfa Ira.
satlantca. .- Este hern,oso moderno Odpor q. anda
mas de l6 milas por hora alumbrado por luz
electrical, admitira pasajeros para los susodichos
puertos.-Para mas informes, dirigirse 81 con
signatarlo,
6-l A. KeAUSCAEeVFAe0
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- MANUEL VICENTE

Ha recibdo por los vapores Alava, Bsta 4sEnso XII
mult1tud de articulos utileS Exceente u
complete surtido de PERFUMERIA na BRoNons de
EIGgRAs DE BISCUIT, may6tica marmol:-CRIsTA- A
--vAJILLAS DE PORCELANA A completes loza de todas
s.MAQUINAs para coser, CAMISETAS, calcetnes,
Has, dedica especial atencion Al artcuo de
CAAdAS DE HIERkO, camtas cunas, mantiene un
eonsante surtdo desde barata la cdad nas
rica--RUEDOS DE CAUTCHUT para los yes idos de las
scoras Esa prmera que introduce este artcuo tan
m elegante evitar que las telas de los
4 traiea. FRANCISCO M 81
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El Centro Gallego esta muy agradecido del
servir gratuitamente la plaza de facultatyo del
dicho Centro en- vista de la stuaci6n anormal por
que este atravesaba. Es SECURE qpe e dicho Ca
ballero sera nombrado titular del Centre salts
facci6n de todos los socios. La Sociedad ha sal
vado Ia CT isis por que atravesaba tanto que des-
pues de cubisrtos sus creditos atrasados que eran
de consideration. cuenta "a con algunos fondos
sobrantes pesar de los muchos socorros sunni
nistrados utimamente.