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Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-07-20
Excursionists From Iowa.

From Saturdays Daily.
A party of about forty citizens of
southwestern Iowa came in this morn
ing over the Burlington, and many of
them will remain from four to six
weeks. The excursion was under the
direction of A. B. Noble, of Hamburg,
H., and he informs the STAR that there
would have been fully 15O people come
with them had it not been for the strike.
But" said MI. Noble, "they will all be
here yet this summer" Those of the
party whose names we could learn are:
DIR. and Mrs. d. A. DeForest, Boones-
vile, Ind, DIR. and Mrs. w. Robbins,
Farragut, Ia, Katie Robbins, Farragut,
Ia, j. B. Beach, wife and children, H.
E. Fugett and wife, Miss Efie Fugett,
L.. A. Casper and wife, Nellie Caughey,
H. Quinman and j. G. Bixby of
Council Bluffs, Thomas Molverhill,
Omaha, and A. B. Noble. The other
members of the party are stopping with
friends about town.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-07-20
Crushed By the Cars.

Many people in the Hills will remem-
Der j. B. Bristol, who for about three
years was agent for the Elkhorn COM
panya at Herm6sa. He has beeni in Chicago
for about two years studying medicine
and would have graduated next winter.
During his vacations he has freely
done any honorable work that he could
get. During this railroad strike he was
employed by the Wisconsin Central
railroad as a special police, and was
sworn in as a deputy United States
marshal. He vas on the foot board of
the hind end of a switch engine that
was hauling u train out of the city, and
when running at the rate of twenty
five miles an hour the train collided
with a B. & o. freight train that was
just entering the city on the same
track. Mr.. Bristol was instantly killed.
his body being crushed.
This shocking news will sadden a
large circle of friends that Mr.. and
Mrs. Bristol made during their Black
Hills residence.
Mrs. Bristol will have the heartfelt
sympathy of her numerous friends in
the Hills in her great affection.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-07-20
Meeting Of the 0hautauqua Board.

Meeting Of the Ohautauqua Board.
From Wednesdays Daily.
The Chautauqua board met yester-
day afternoon and transacted the fol-
lowing business. It was decided to
collect 80 per cent. of the guaranty
fund which if all collected will pay
outstanding bills of this year. The
committee on the sale of tickets were
by motion instructed to make a house
to house canvass Of the city for the
sale of tickets for next year and it is
confidently hoped that 800 eason
tickets will be sold by Nov. 1. It was
decided that hereafter ministers and
their families will be charged half fare
for admission to the grounds. It was
decided to move the entrance across
the creek and put in a turnstile for the
entrance of teams so that one man can
look after the sale of tickets and
entrance of both footmen and teams.
Greater interest is being taken in the
Chautauqua for next year than for any
previous session.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-07-20
Council Proceedings.

Adjourned special meeting July 18th,
1894.
Present the mayor and Aldermen
Boyer, Davis, Holtz, Mcgowan, Mower
and Petty.
Minutes of the last meeting were
read and approved.
On motion of Alderman Mcgowan,
second by Alderman Davis, the resig-
nation of Alderman Boyer was accepted
by the following avs and nays. Vote:
Boyer, Davis, Holtz, Mcgowan and
Petty, aye and Mower, no. Alderman
Hummel came in at this time and took
his seat. On motion of Alderman
Mcgowan, a special election was called
for in the first ward on July 3lst 94,
to fill Alderman Boyers place, and the
following judges of election were ap-
pointed to act at said election: G. E.
Sawyer, E. B. Warren and j. s. Nc
Pheeters. The city hall council
chamber was designated as the polling
place.
The following bids were submitted
to construct the wooden bridge on
Court street, near the court house as
per plans and specifications of City
Engineer Scott. Geo. W. Glow for
s499.5O cash, or s76s in warrants, Walter
Scott, $500 cash; Roberts and Strom,
1919 cash; John Gross, 1868 cash or
city warrants at II cents. Walter
Scott wa the lowest bidder but the
city attorney decided that Mr.. Scott on
account of being a city official can not
legally do the work and on motion of
Alderman Mcgowan, second by Alder
man Davis, the bid of John Gross was
accepted and 30 days was given him to
complete the work under a bond of
$500.
On motion of Alderman Mcgowan,
council adjourned.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-07-20
Matrimonial lfisat..

Saturday evening Judge Gardner
granted two divorces at the law Office
of Wilson & Wilson. Mrs. Americas j.
Smith, of Sioux Falls, was released
from her husband, VIM. Smith, on the
ground of habitual drunkenness and
failure to support. She was restored
to her maiden name of Hamlet.
Mrs. Mary W. Johns was also freed
from her husband, Bert w. Johns, on
the ground of desertion. They sepa-
rated at Denver some time since and
Mary has been living with her parents
at Pine Ridge and in this city since.
She was given the custody of their
minor child, Marie Agness Johns.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-07-20
Summer School Notes.

From Mondays Daily.
One week of the four weeks session
of county institute and summer school
is past.
Prof. Lymer wakes strong in mathe-
matics, literature, physical geography
and other subjects.
Profitless discussions are not offered.
Sessions last from 8 a. m. to II M, with
book keeping in afternoon.
L. d. Brooke has the class in pen
manship and will flight it out on this
line if it takes all summer"
At early date, Pres. Hancher will
lecture upon "Does it Pay to Teach
School?" Other subject later. All are
invited to attend.
The students from abroad know why
they attend and they will not be disap-
pointed. The session a not do other
wise than succeed.
The enrolment on Saturday had
grown to forty-three from Fall River
county and fourteen or fifteen from
abroad. Quite Il number more will en-
roll this week.
Those who r attending do not do
so from compulsion, but from wide
awake-a-tiveness. All are diligent and
punctual, losing no time from the reci-
tations and are enthusiastic in regard
to the work done.
Prof. French with readiness and
rapidity in physiology, drawing and
other subjects will cause a large class
to understand the laws of life and
draw anything, from a straight line to
the blouse of seven Gables.r
With the amount of labor required
by MI. Turner in book keeping it is no
wonder that his class dreams of balance
and trial balance, and inventories and
of that small item that persisted in
balancing" up on the wrong side.
Those who remain under the instruc.
ton of Prof. E. E. Lymer for -four
weeks in grammer will no longer say
admit Of nor will they say II was
mistaken" for I mistook. Other
branches are under this management
and alike profitable.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-07-20
Last Day of the Ohautauqua.

From Saturdays Daily.
Yesterday was the last day of the
fifth annual session of the Black Hills
Chautauqua which began July 5. The
session has been IL profitable, interest
ing, instructive and pleasant one, c
cessful in every way. The success re-
fleets much credit upon the manage
ment and to the untiring efforts of
Chancellor Hancher, President Clough
and Secretary Hare much is due. The
board of directors at their meeting yes
terday afternoon endorsed the work of
these officers by %re-electing them for
the ensuing year. At that meeting they
decided to commence the session next
year on July 2 and make July 4 a gala
day, thus drawing a large crowd to Hot
Springs and to the Chautauquaa as we'll.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-07-20
dwelling of the Logan Statue,

oAvoAAAnS Va VuO 0OSdu 6Uduu0s
The Logan statue unwilling will take
place on the Ord inst. The rock for
the pedestal came Saturday and is be-
ing put in position by Sculptor McVey.
1t is six feet square at the bottom, mar
rowing by steps to two feet square at
the top and is six feet high. Mrs. Con-
nor has had word from Judge Palmer
of Sioux Falls and he will be here to
deliver the address. Mrs. Williams,
daughter of Gen. Carpenter, and Mrs.
Cleveland, past grand president of the
w. r. c., who are members of the me-
mortal committee, will both be here and
possibly Mrs. Bryson. The program
arranged by the committee is as fol-
lows, to begin at $50 p. M:
Music, Mechanics band.
Invocation, President Hancher.
Music, band.
Introductory address by Major
Whitney, president of the Memorial as
Address by Judge G. s. Palmer, of
Sioux Falls. /.
Short address by Mrs. Carrie NJ.
Cleveland.
dwelling ceremonies.
Music, sHail to the Chief" band.
The program for the service in the
evening will consist of music and an
address on Gen. Logan by Col. Clough.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-07-20

tin and F. p. Baker. At s O'Clock p. m.
the directors met and reelected all the
old officers of the assembly, viz: Pres
ident, E. E. Clough; secretary, h. B.
Hare; treasurer, E. E. Frame; chancel-
lor, President j. w. Hancher. It was
proposed that between now and No
vember an effort be made to sell at
least 800 tickets for next years assem-
hlv
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-07-20
The Corn Belt Of America

For rates. time tables or other information call
upon agents. or address
&c. Bnls, W. y. McNlDER,
Receiver. Gen. Paes. Agt.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-07-20

HoMEsEEKERs will and golden oppurtuni.
ties along this line. Investigate before purchas.
ing elsewhere.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-07-20
Eloped.

Parties in town Saturday informed
the STAR that Birdie Dedrick, daughter
of Dan Dedrick of Bradley Flat, had
eloped with the son of Arson Carrier
of Minnekahta. Parents of the young
couple could not ascertain where they
went to, but they are doubtless married
by this time.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-07-20
A Handsome Reward

Will be given for the return to this
Office of a ladies' gold watch that was
lost Friday evening after the storm on
the Chautauqa grounds, or between
there and town.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-10

Orarto. Coptinda alberta por eStA ComiSi6n
ID HusCripcisn delasy aCCiohes SuspendidA 81 co,
menSar Ia Junta general; psro solo Conditional.
mente, 8 sea on elconcepto de que duicameute
SO hsran efectivaH las que bsSten cubrr las SeiG
mil AcciOnes de il primerS Heris supliendo lai
que falten para completar ese ndmero por conse
cuencia de Ia caducila lad snteV Indicada. De eH
tas nuevaI accionea SO lleva IN RegistrO por ri
guroSo Orden de fechas, fin 10 que tengan Ii
debida prorid,d los primerAmeate suscrit o.
Y para que llegus noticia de todos los in
teresados, publicsmoH el preseute en- Puerto Rice
10 de Julio de lS9A.-Jultda E. Bjaneo. Jos
ROig Golomer.-Fidel GuiHsrmety. 81
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BansO Territorial y Agrl0oIa do Pusrto.Rioo

En- 10 Jupta general CelebradS en- los diaa
l.S y del Corriente para Ia di'cusi6n de sus EI.
tatutou la defnitivs constitution de dicho Ban.
90, fueron aprobados con las modifcaciOnes que
Se insroduieron, los refsrdos Bstvtutos, adoptGn.
dose entire otros aCuerdos lO1 sguientsB:
Primero. Fiiado el capital del Banjo en-
dos millones CuatroCientos mil peHos, representa-.
do por "a mil acciones de Glen pesos cada una,
divididas en- cuatro series de q ssis mil, apsre
eiendo ya Cubierta la primers, que ha de emitirse
81 ochenta por ciento, 90 ha concedido un plaEo
hasta sl l6 de Agosto pr ximo veBiderO, para el
psgo del primer dividendo, que es de veinte pc.
Sos por acci6n, on Ia inteligsncia de considersrse
sbandonsdas y sin valor alguno, las suscripciO'
mes de los que no hsgan elective dicho dividen.
do dentro del citado plazo improrrogable.
Segundo. Los il steresados podran verifcar
q pago desdo el dis 20 del corrisnte, debieRdo
hacerlo en- euta Capital y bajo rscibo que les ex,
pedir6 Ia COmisi6n gus susCribe, Aombrada pOr
Il Jnuta general para ultimAr todoS los actos y
dlIigenciss prelimipa~eI in'ispensab eS para Ia
installation del Banco. Para faci'itar Ia recauda.
con podr6 tambiea efectuarss el pago por con.
duetO de los SsnOres Conssjeros reidentes fuera
de esta Oiudad J de Las personaH que recogieroD
Las gusCripcionss; pero sismpre en- 81 concepto de
bsE todos loB gaStou riesgos de ID rsmeHa eSta
Oiudad do cargo dc los psgNdoreB.
Tercero. To1ss lss cautidadsS pelteuscisV.
les q BAnco Territorial J hgrfcolA que por cuAl.
quisr eoneepto % geeSuden, interlN 90 constita.
yan fogmalmento gus O6cinss Se dspoaitaTSn en-
Eas oaiM del psnee SlPaGsl Do OSsa PrOvipels.
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Fragmontos de una carta

Entire otras cosas NOS dice nueatro buen co
rresponsal de LAres:
"Ds un asuuto de gran importanciS para es
tas comsrcaS, voy ocuT arme; del ramal del fe
rrocarril de este rentro 81 itorsI, tan llevado J
trado por Ia prensa peri6dica en- estos dtimos das
"No hay para que hAblar de ID convenience
de este sdelsnto aqui donde vivimos POGO menoI
que incomunicados con el reSto de Ia lsla a.
que hace un viaie q estas ricas y pintorescaS re
ones, no le quedan dsseos da volver, por que
eU pre- iSo poner ell alma con Dios para empren
der ruta por estos caminos que SO hsl!an, pocc
mas menoE, en- Sd estsdo primitive.
Isl el ramal de que vengo ocupandome lie
CARA rs' lizarse, doblarfa el valor de nuestrs
production sgricola y los fetes por aearreos Sc
normalizar{an, pueS hay Aqui actualments epocaE
del ADO en- que pagamos veinte reslsS y tres pesoH
por condusir en- Carros 46 kilos 81 litoral Biendo
Ia di'tancia que NOS separa de AguadillA Are
cibo, los puertos mas cercapos, de 81 y 30 kil6.
metros proximsmente, de- donde resulta ore pa
garn0s mucho mas por fetes desde aqui cual-
quiera de eGoS Fueltos, que desde elloH hasta
Europa.
0ParA el ramal de que hablo, en- diferentes
ocssiones &c han pedido datoU & este AJunta-
misnto y peysonaH de mucha representation
aquf que los han suministrado con gusto el es,
tudio del que partiendo de e'te pueblo para Sau
SebaHtiaV, enlace con el fsrrocarril de circunva
laci6n en- AfascO, esta "a hecho aprobado como
de utilidad pdblica por el GoJieruo 81 NAL no
rsCuerdo tambi6a esta hecho 81 estudio por el
competente ingsniero EeHor Larrfnsga, para otro
ramal de ferrocarril que enlace los pueblos del
Pepipo y Aguadilla pausndo por Ia Moca
"Que sorpresa J cuantas ventajss para nos,
otroI d dia qua podsmos comuniesrnos por fer
rocarril CON el litOrall sup6ugase usted que,
aparte de otrss consideracones, un cincuenta por
ciento de los habitantes de estss alturas que vi.
ven sislados del mundsDal ruido, no saben, per
que no 10 han visto nunca, 10 que es nm puerto
de msr, 10 que es Ia costa 10 que es an ferrocarril
"si estas comsrcas gezan hoy de Ia justA
fsma de ricas, Scusl no aeria su prosperidad 81
tNviesen viEs de comunicsci6n que les permitie
sen mpusar sus industrias sgricolss J su co
merCioY. -.
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cepto do que va goEs, s6rmarG su credito po
niindolo al hivsl del de las naciones q. 10 gozan
iimitado
Todo nos hacs augurar que un Ano que CO..
menzsba bSio auspicioB tan desfsvorables, como
el preaente concluira de un modo muy distintoi
siendo quizds uno de los meiorGs que hayamoa
tenido en- mrcho tempo, y al hsblSr asi 20 nos
ciega un optimismo exsgersdo, nj un exceso de
buenos deseot sino una conviction intima funds
do en- los sinlomas ,ssludab'es que 0stamos pre-.
senciando y de que hamos lido dando cuenta q
nuestros lectores medlda que SO revelabSn
La reacci6n que SO opera en- Inglaterra J
AlemBia son IA meior garantia de estas predic-
Clones Et NJ de B."
LA Union Ibero-Americana dc Madrid).
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Raanltadoa ohtanido an Ios ax1manaa del J

ResnltadoH obtenido en- los examenes de a.
EnseEanza del Liceo de Mayaguz enl lei curse de
1898 "a: Geog afia 3 Sobresslientes, 3 Meta.
tables 4 Buenos, 2 AprobAdos. Total IL exa.
minados. Latfn primer curso: Sob esalientss
8 Notablss, A Buenos, 2 Aprobados Total II
examinadoa. Historic de Espafs, 8 Sobres lien.
tes, l Notsble, 8 BueaOs Total Latin 20
Curse: 8 Sobres lientes, l NotAble, 2 BuenOs,
2 Aprobados, Total 8. Ret6rica 4 lis. Total TO-
Historis Universal, 5.S.1rl.-TotaI 10. Franc Is,
primer curse, solo Total MatemGti as pri.
mer curse: 2.342 Total ii Filosoffs, Apro,
bado. Frances 30 Curao Sohresaliente, M.
table, Bueno 7 tel 3 Fisics y Qlimica, SC.
bresalieuts y AprObado, Total 2 Historic Ma.
tural, sobresaiente y BuenO, Total 2. Agri
cultura, Sobresaliente J Busno, T tel, q In.
giles primer curlo lS1bresaliente. TotRlea, SO
Sohrasahantss Is ,Notables, rs Baenos IL
Aprobados entire 81 exsmiaados. 81 anterior
estado honra mucho al iceo de Msyaguez"
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81 oaiers usted var A snr+ido .a,.;.4.,.,.

81 q'isrs usted yer un surtido admirable de-
etsCtca de quincalla ferretsria, visite los ersp
des almaces es de Sobrinos de Armas en- esta { 4
pital Ea-realidad no hay NADIA mas que pedir
J da gus yer 81 orden que reina en- el interior
dc squel co,osal establecimiento mout,do & Ia al.
tura de los mejorea del extrangerO. Ninqun
otra saaa de ls lsls puede preseatar mayor turt.
90 en- articuios del giro que el de sobriaos d,
Armas (antes Armas Jimenez), con Ia part.
cular dad de que allf SO vende pos tlvamente nuy
Oarato. nj depsrtamento de embalaies para los
articuIos que SO despachan fuera de Ia Capital
est cuidadosamente servido y garantiza los
compradores la pronts aegura recepci6n de su~
encsrgos. Raalmente ii sen res sobrinos lie
Afmas como ea q mercado de Puerto Rico ps.
oen combinar "lo bueuo 10 barato" servir 1
sus psrroquisnos como Dios mands :.
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d aafioran dnn n,rlna.u dnha r,tAs.n. !,

L senoreS don OsrlOsy dofia EstSfana q !.
balOs, veeinos de Ia Ca oIlna que han traslad :.
do su residencia essa Capt. NOS eucarga dq.
mos en- su nombre las grsciss 4 todas c1sns .s
persoDas 81 h'n hacho acrse lords s su gratilu !,
por los aervicos que prestsran durante 3 emf
medsd = mu rt 9 su queri1a 'rmsna ID seno.
rita Domingo OebaIlos acaecida el 20 del paSa.lo
ea aquel pueblo, y muy especlslnente Z IaS . d..
ras dons Matilhe Pihero, don. Lutga do Carrl6a
y sehOritsa Jovita Carri6a, Ursula vizcarrOndo
y Rosita F,pt. AL pr ptO tempo 90 dsspide Z.
Por medic de estas fae's de todos sua relacioua.
dos Sc otrecen On ests ciudad
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En- los exGmenes veriacadoa 81 pasado me

En- los exGmenes verifcadoa el pasado me
on Ia Escuela del bario de Catafio que dirije Ia
intsliiente profesora forita dofs Ramona Pal
ma ohtuvieron premioa las nifas Eguientts:
Lectura, PremiO, Srta. Angela Castro; Ac'
G sit, Srta. Geronimo ORTIZ. Doctiins .. Hlstor a
sagrada, Premio Srt. Geronimo Ortiz; Aac sit
Srta Aracl Bulls; GramEtics, Premio, Slts
Geronimo Ortiz; Ac esist, Srta Mariana Nevarez;
LAbores, Premio, Srta Francisco irandt; Ac'
.esit, Srta Rosario BUS; Costura llans, Plemio,
5rta Julia Loubrie Accssit, Srta Juaaa AhOls'
ia; Aritm6tics, Prsmio Srta. Angela Csttro,
Accesit, Srta. Luisa Ramirez; Escritlrs. Premio,
5rta Angela Castro; Accesit Srta. Rosa NJ.
Loubriel Conducta escolar' Premio, Srts. Ana
Baello; Accesit, Srta, POlonia Herrera; tremio
le honor, Srta Angela Castro
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81 vista usted Ia apiIal, acuda al restaurant
"De tn lsdO q Paraiso' San jose nd nero 2O cue
80 donde meior m barsto sc come en- Puerto
tico Sc sirven cantinas domiCillo GO reci
ron ordeneS para cuanto SO pida de! Arts culins.
rlp; para complacer varios pArroquiauoa % re.
'lte en- el menu 70 maraua el eelebrsdo bacalao
De tu lado q Psraiso', patss do cerdo Ia an.
dalnza, croquetss de ismon y de gallina, huevOs
'ele"os, lengus Ia france'a, escsbsch de aves
rescado; para postre, pldtSnOs borr por
!" tardey noche, sl arrOE con polio de "no me
iales que 20 voy."
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NOTTCIAs GENERATES

A consecuencia del eSpect6culo que pressn
ciaba la poblaci6n viendo pasar hombres banado
On Hangre, "a por coliaiones, 20 por ScsidsntSl
caguales, cuyas lesionea SO verifcaban en- Puertl
de TERRA, scord6 e1 1889 la Excma. Corpora
ci6n municipal hubisra un botiquin en- PuertA d.
TERRA y el me iico practicante del mismo, tr
la obligation de vivir en- ell barrio prests,en loI
socorros necesarios estos lesionSdos, NO ver,R
caudose gu traslaci6n q Ia parte amurallads de
Ia Oiudad sino despues de cdrados. A los priu
cipios estuvo aparentemente en- vgor 10 dispues
to, habiendo una habitsci6n donde Sc decfa vivi
el m6lico, y sin embNrgo los he idoI veniaN &
curarse al cuarto de socorros en- los bRios del
Ayuntamiento. EfectoS del patrocinio
Ahora exiats I'm compromise grave para Ia
E1cms. Corporation Municipal En- el actual
presupuesto BuprimieroD, pot cresrla innecesa. iS
una plaza do practicante, viniendo de estA name.
ra encontrarse en- los prosentes momentos que
es absolutamepte impossible que por Los dos prac-
ticantea que hay intrAmuroH, pueda cunplirse el
servicio constante del cuarto de sosorro, puea no
teniendo el don de ubicuidad, tieneh que faltar
q este Hervicio que 10 hacen gratuito, fAltsr al
cumplimiento de las atenciones del distrito, atsn-
cion preterente todas, puss para este es' su
nombramiento y reciben sueldo.
En- estas circunatancias, ID cultura 81 esta.
do social en- que Puerto Rico 90 encuentrS, recla.
ma el suxiliO que ls Ley impOne todOs J
particularmente las Corporaciones muuiCipa.
les de prestsr el Hsrviclo necesaro los tribuna.
les de Iugticia por 10 que es de absolute necesi.
dad no solo el que SO cumpla 10 acordado sobre
PuertR de TERRA, dando de este modo fuerza mo.
raj los acuerdos del Municipio evitsndo las
responsibilities consiguientes, en- el momento
menos pensado por una muerte por falts de auxi.
lio (pues Sc thrdsn dos horas entire Ia ida de los
eamilleros trasl'ci6n del herido 81 cuarto de
socorros por Ia distsncia asf como el nombra.
miento de un nuevo pract caste para attsrnar On
ell ss'vicio del cuArto de socorros, cuyo psgo
pueden hacsilo de eimpreVistos, toda vez que va
eata aprobado el preaupuesto
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UN JARDINERO

Por Ia Acadia municipal de AdjuntM Sc
solicita una persona que quiera servir Ia plaza dc
JSrdipero dotada con el hSber de Is pesos men
nuales Sus obligaciones 90 ateDder sl arrego,
conservation y viglapcis de 10 plaza pdblicA de
Aquel municipio En- Ia alesldia del dicho pue.
bio informaran 81
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q sus favorecedores : al pdblcO, que los estiloS
10 retratos conocidoa (al lapiz, sesl-pOsnt pastel
sguada y tinta de China de dos ciases una a.
perior otra extrsl han sido aumentsdoa nor
otros de diversos eStilos cualquiera d Sea eI ana
SO recomiende, namando mucho Ia atenci6n los
conocidos con 81 nombre de Aristotint Los ira.
oajos SO garantizan como de los mas acabsdog
mejor que SO conocen hasta 81 dia y precios
muy m6dicos. Sc conceden facilidades para 81
pago. Mas informes, Gale de la Fortslezs, MI
nero SO, altos. so-1.
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