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Evening journal., 1899-11-29
LECTURED on THE 4DUKOBORs. .

William Evans, of Moorestown, n. j.,
lectured on the "Dukobors" in the
Friends Meeting House, at Ninth and
West streets. last night. These are
Russian refugees who have a colony in
the northern part of Canada.
Evening journal., 1899-11-29
RUMOR WAS FALSE.

It was rumored on the streets this
morning that Chief Sasse had received
a telegram. requesting that the Will
mlngton department be in readiness to
respond TO a call. but on being inter
viewed Mr. Sasse denied the rumor.
FIRE DEPARTMENT CALLED
ONCE BEFORE.
The last time that the Wilmington
Fire Department was called 20 Phila-
delphia on account of q fire was in 1862,
when all the buildings along the Della
ware river wharves were burned from
Arch to Callowhill streets. At that
time some powerful explosives were
touched by the fire and the concussion
'tnat followed knocked several passen-
gers off the Wilmington steamboat that
was lying in the river.
Evening journal., 1899-11-29
An ADJOURNED MEETING.

An adjourned meeting Of the State
Board of Health was held in this city
yesterday afternoon, when business
carried over from last meeting was
transacted.
Evening journal., 1899-11-29
LEAPEp FRoM HIs PosT.

Early yesterday morning the tugboat
Frederick Jansen jammed against the
crib OF the Market street bridge. but
did no damage. During the excite
ment one Of the crew jumped from his
most into the Christiana. thinking
something more serious had happened
lie soon managed to board the boat
and again took up his official position
Evening journal., 1899-11-29
CONsIDERING A LUNCH ROOM.

The necessity Of providing a lunch
room in the new High School building,
where students can be served with food
at a nominal cost. is being considered.
Evening journal., 1899-11-29
,RS OF ADMINISTRATION
GRANTED.
LETTERS

Letters OF administration were grant
ed on the estate of Mary e. Messick to
Frederick ]. Messick this morning by
OF Wills Crossan.
Evening journal., 1899-11-29

that they are easier to collect. There
is a certain class of renters from whom
1t is always hard to get money"
Evening journal., 1899-11-29
INCREASE OF PENSION.

Robert W. Wright, Of New Cas-
tie. has been granted an increase of
pension of from s12 to SIT per month.
Evening journal., 1899-11-29

TO CURE la GRIPPE IN TWO DAYS
Take Laxative Bromo Qunine Tablets.
An druggists refund the money n it fails
10 cure. +. W. GroYe's signature Is on
each box 25C
Evening journal., 1899-11-29
DEFR LUNCH.

Deer lunch, commencing at 10 o'clock
tomorrow morning, at j. Harry Mas
sey's saloon. No. Il East Second street.
Evening journal., 1899-11-29
OTHER CASES.

The following cases were also dis
posed Of: Viola jefferson and Annie
Scott, colOred, charged with swearing
upon the street by 0fficer Eakin, S. and
costs each; Cordelia Savins. similarly
charged by Officer Purcell, s. and
costs; Joseph Money. disorderly con-
duct, dismissed with costs; Roger Car
berry and Charles Bonner, drunk, 81
and costs each.
Evening journal., 1899-11-29
coAL. WOOD ANp GRAIN.

II. 7. Sergeant, Coal and Wood office,
Seventh and King. Delmarvia phone,
5l5. Hickory wood for open CRATES.
Evening journal., 1899-11-29
10 COURT TO-MORROW.

Owing TO tomorrow being Thanks
giving Day. there will be no regular
session of City Court. although Judge
Ball will dispose of cases of a minor
character.
Evening journal., 1899-11-29
VENIsON LUNCH

AT Fred. Roemer's, Seventh and Madi-
son streets, Thanksgiving Day.
Evening journal., 1899-11-29

A distressing case of neglect Of wife
and children was developed in City
Ian was arraigned on a charge OF disor-
derly conduct.
The complaining witness was Sean
lan's wife, Mary. who held in her arms
a seven-weeks'- old baby when she took
the stand to testify against her hus-
band who faced her from the prison
ers dock
Evening journal., 1899-11-29
''MURDFN CATCHDs THEM.

Sea trout every day. &c. 10. at ll9
King street. C. NJ. MURDEN.
Evening journal., 1899-11-29
A sTnRT pI1RE. CTRT

Purely vegetable. without mercurial or
other mineral p0is0ns. Cascarets Caldv
Cathartlc cure chronic constipation Nli
druggists, 10c.. &c. SOC.
Evening journal., 1899-11-29
coILEcTING HUNDRED TAXES.

% TlTEIlN| T T1''' -
George Mcintyre. of Christiana hun
dred. and Frank ID. Baldwin. of Mill
Greek hundred, sat in the Court House
this morning TO receive taxes for those
hundreds
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1899-12-22

The Farm Journal is the boiled.
down, nit The nail on-the- head paper,
cut to fit the farmer and villager
who know what's what. The Farm
Journal for five years Gall of 1900,
1901, 1902, 1903, and 1900 and
THE DAWN one wear. will both he
sent to every new subscriber to our
paper, and to every old subscriber
who pay up all arrearage and one
ear in advance
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1899-12-22
A Hint In Season.

The owner of every orchard
ought to feel that it is his duty
both to himself and the community
in which he lives to either take
care Of that orchard or destroy it.
A neglected orchard is a fnan-
cial detriment to Its owner and the
community in which it is situated.
No man who is qualified to make a
success in fruit growing will start
in community where he will be
surrounded by neglected orchards.
The most profitable crop which
can be obtained from such an or
chard Is firewood, and the sooner
it is harvested the better it will
be for the owner and his neighbors.
Ranch and Range
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1899-12-22
FINDING MISTAKES.

It is actually astonishing the
number of people who thinks it a
smart trick to stalk into a news
paper office and blurt out: "Oh, see
here, you got an IS" when there
should be an "r" and here's q
word spelled wrong and here's an
other mistake and there's another"
How would that self same fellow
feel if the editor or compositor
should walk up to him in crowd
on the streets and in a loud tone
begin to tell the smart aleck OF all
the mistakes he had made for a
week past? Would he appreciate
it? We have been reading books
and papers for nearly 40 years and
have never read one yet that we
could not find typographical errors
in. The ordinary country printing
office usually has a surplus chair or
few boxes on which callers may
sit down and rest and conversations
on various topics is carried on
probably within arms reach OF
the compositors or proof readers,
neither of whom can do good work
when so much confusion surrounds
them, Usually press day in every
office is the busy day, and usually
more Cabling is carried on, appar-
emily, by callers on that day. Then
it is no wonder that the papers con.
tain typographical or grammatical
plumbers galore. We know that
plenty of plumbers creep into THE
DAWN every week in spite of all we
can do, and we say right now for
all time to come that we thank no
one to vouchsafe to US that our
paper contains an error.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1899-12-22
Farm Journal
Eve Years
9he Daqvn =
One Year
Two Papers for the Price One.

We want TO get 500 subscribers
to The DAWN by March LIST 1900,
and we are going to do if we can
We therefore offer you The DAWN
one year and Farm Journal for
five years, all for$1. And we make
the same offer to all old subscribers
who will pay all arrearages and one
year in advance.
You know what our paper is and
the Farm Journal is gem--prac-
tical. progressive-a clean honest,
useful paper-full Of gumption, full
of sunshine, with an immense cir
culation among the best people
everywhere. 1t will pay you to
investigate this offer.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1899-12-22
Two Judicial Districts.

A dispatch from Washington
dated the 18th inst. says: Jones
today introduced a bill to establish
a Pacific cable between America and
the Philippines which provides for
the appointment of commission
from either California, Washington
or Oregon. Jones also introduced
a bill to divide " ashinton into two
judicial districts.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1899-12-22
Coming Our Way.

The democrats, silver republic
ans and peoples party OF Clackamas
county have each called conferences
to meet on the 10th. lat Oregon City,
for the purpose of discussing polit
ical matters. There is a disposition
on the part Of many of all parties
to get together on lines on which all
can agree and form a new union
party.-Albany (Ore) Press.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1899-12-22
The Bank Of Ellensbp'
CORRESPONDENT

New York, Chemical Nationalist
San Francisco, Bank Of Calihni
Tacoma, Natl Bank Of Connsm
Draws drafts direct on Londola
Union Bank Of Scotland, Ltd, Rei
Bank of Ireland, Ltd, on all patt
Europe and on the Chartered BIZ
of India, Australia and China Torn
mittance to China and Japan.
State, County and School Dit'
Warrants Wanted
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1899-12-22
General Local WezUs.

II. l.. Purdin is still unable to ne
up or about.
Thos. Johnson OF CleElum was
in town Sunday and Monday.
Have you seen The Fair window?
Old Santa is in it in fine shape.
Sam Pearson returned Monday
from weeks visit on the Sound.
Austin Mires made grand
speech for the Masonic order in
Roslyn Thursday evening OF last
week.
W. X. Hall OF the West Side, sold
his ranch Monday to Robert Shoe
maker, the consideration being
$1,000.
Thomas Meigher who has been in
Seattle on business, returned
and reports things in good shape in
that city.
J. NJ. Newman of Thorp has been
confined to his room of late with
La Grippe.
Willis Wilson has almost reco.
vered from his illness and is able
to be about.
The Thorp Dancing Club will
give a masquerade ball on New
Years night.
Considerable real estate is chang.
ing hands Those having desirab BILE
ranches seem to have no trouble in
finding buyers.
Elder T. J. Randall returned
from Roslyn Saturday where he
went some two weeks ago to do
some work for his sons-the editors
of the Miner.
The social at Rev. w. NJ. Kenny's
residence on Friday evening was
greatly enjoyed by all whose pleas
ure it was to be present. Light
refreshments were served about 9
o'clock.
John Burch killed a large eagle
one day this week on his farm that
measured seven feet three inches
from tip to tip. He was devouring
sheep when John drew bead on
him that put an end to his life.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1899-12-22

PROPERTY is property. Taxation
should be based on the dollars
worth Of property, no matter how
it is invested. That which the law
recognizes as property and defends
as property, according to its value.
A general violation of this principle
is producing widespread demorali-
cation and discomfort in society.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1899-12-22
TALK Direct Legislation.

Sow the seed and spread the
light.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1899-12-22

SCATTER Direct Legislation liter
allure.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-09-14
Fen6menoS astron6miC0s.

La prensa cientf6cs y politics, con mas
menos detalles. dsrk ouents sus leotores, de
uno de los fen6menos astron6micos mas intere-
santes que oourre anualmente: del psso de una
serie de estrellas errantes nume fsima, de no.
table bri.lantez, que habran podido contem. !.
plarae desde diversoe puntos en- Ia noche del Q
del mes actual. Los teleecopios los ap.ra atos
fotogra6oos SO enouentran dispuestos en- los ob-
servstorios, con 50 cooperation sc exsminsrA
y se hjarA el aspecto, en- 81 paso, de esa legion
de estrellas vsgabundas.
El hecho al oual nos referimos, nj es i'm
previsto nj el resoltado de perturbaoiones en-
en- el muudo celeste. Els, por el contrsrio, nor
NAL, peri6dioo y dc regulsriiad annual, seg1u
nos oonsta desde el aho 1862. El ndmero de
los orepusoulos luminosos 4 los ouales nos ccn
traemos, es por demss variado. calculandcse
en- 60.
Oonsta Ia corriente de fragmeatos lumino.
sos que SO desprenden de los cuerpos celestes
y que se encuentran arrastrados en- I'M movi-
miento que partioipa la vez de giratorio so.
prolongads, sin haberss determinado adD su ve
locidad, 81 bien Sc apreoia que es de muchos ki
l6metros por segundo.
Este fen6meno no provocarA ningun cam-
bio en- el mundo celeste, nj hs de tener infuen
ola ninguns en- el estado de la stm6sfera nj en-
las variaoiones de la temperature, sin que por
este pueda oreerse que el divertimiento cientf-
foo de que tratamos no ofrsxos & los astr6no-
mos notable inter6a.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-09-14
Telegrana.
Fl General Jimcncz
desembarca en- Santo Domingo.

Pto. Plata, sapto Domingo, stbre. e-Hoy
ha llegado 4 este puerto don Juan Isidro june
neg, pfocedente de Cuba, via Cabo Haitisno
Fu6 recibido por una gran multitud que le aola-
maba. La reception, dirigida por 9! General
Ramon Imbert, fu6 muy enthusiastic.
Una delegation de 100 o6oiales gran nd-
nero de oomerciantes fu6 4 reoibir!e bordo,
viotoreandole. Esta delegsci6n iba presidida
por el gobernador de Ia oiudad. Is poblaci6n
On mass sc ha'laba en- el muel!e, y escolt6 el ca.
rrusje de Jimenez hasta gu casa. ALI tuvo lu
gar una gran reception por Ia tarde, y miles de
personas Sc apresararon, no obstante ell intense
oalor que se dejaba sentir, & darle seguridades
de su leal adhesion.
Por Ia nochs hubo una demostrsci6n popu.
lar, con destile de soldados''y oiudadancs, dis
cursos de bienvenida.
Puerto Plata y Santiago son las plazas
fuertes de Jimenez. Existe alguna inoertidum
bre en- cuanto & la situaoi5n poiftioa de los dis
tritos del sud, y circular rumores de que otros
tratan de mepguar las fuerzas del General il
menez por aquellos departamentos.
FL Gobierno provisional que se ha organi
zado en- Santiago, saldra para Santo Domingo
probablemente mafsns.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-09-14
La ConliiSii6n de Utuado

El Teniente slcalde de Utuado don Rami :
70 Martiues y den Oscar G ndfs. que han lie :
gado de squeila pob'aci6n oomisionsdos por 81
Ayuotamento, han salido muy satisfechos de
Il conferences que tuvieron con el Gobernador
General Davis. quien les prometi6 disponer Ia
construction de IN puente a Ia entrada de Utus.
do fn de- proporcionar'es trsbsjo los brace
RS de sqaells jarisdiccj6n
El G ,bernador le msnifest6 su pesar en- no
poder faoilitsr dinero por el momento les mu
nicipios, los cuales tendran que esperar 10 Or
gauisaci6n J realisaoi6n del emprestito de los
10 mil'ones de dollars que en- case de efeotusr'
se 20 lee distribuirA ell 2O% sobre el valor de
cada fncs.
Por indication del General Davis, los CO.
misionados pssaron Yer al Mayor Van Hof,
y este sefior les prometi6 enviar 4 la mayor
breveisd possible, medioinas, ropas todo aque
ho de primera necesidad que sea mas urgente
para atender la indigencia.
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De Manatf.


Nuestro corresponsal On aquel pueblo nos
escriba con feehs 10 siguiente:
Auoche las siete vine reoibir II edici6n
de sp importante diario correspondents al dia
del corriente. E.te retraao en- los correos ee
visne sucediendo desde el tristemente celebre
oicl6n del dia del corriente. Me- dicsD one
el desbsrajaste de estos entorpeeimientos es
ooasionado en- Vega baja en- donde ae quedan
los hcos de correspondence estscionados, por
que los cabsllos no son sufcientes para condu
cir toda Ia correspondents.
Hoy ha estado todo el dia lloviendo J So
pla viento muy fuerte.
La otra noche hubo un enouentro personal
en- Ia plasa de reoreo, entire I'M sargento ameri.
osno y don Inooente Rivera. El orfgsn de esa'
question hs sido por celos. He dido deoir que
81 81. Rivera, se encuentra grave & oonseouen'
cia de las Commissioners que reobiers en- Ia
contien da
El meoAnico Alfredo Rodriguez se habiera
ahogado en- Ell rio de este pueblo no ser por
81 val lor J srrojo de los iodividuos silvano Fer.
nande., Limo Figueroa = Zenon Fuerte, que
arroj4ndose al rio, le saoaron oasi muerto.
81 Glia 90 falleoi6 Ed este pueblo Ia sefiora
doha Petrona Vega, .madraeta del acaudalado
hacendsdo don Federico Calaf.
Para cubrir ell presuduesto de gasto Sc hs
votado por este municipio la suma de mil Pc
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-09-14
Tres duelos a sable.

e. b.r6n Nicolas Jiath, hijo del baron
Paul Jisth gobernsdor de la provincial de Stuhl
weissemburg en- Hungria, ha tenido en- I'M
mismo dia tt es dueloh sable con otros tantos
ofcialea del ej@rcito.
El motivo de los lances fu6 una groserfa
de los ofoia'es, que en- un sitio pabico donde
no habfa nee cesidsd de descubriree, se empefla-
ron en- que el joven baron Sc quitara el som
brero, s6lo porque ellos 10 tenisn quitado.
El baron desafo 4 los militsrss, y los Ian
oes 1 sable ga efeotusrou al sigaiente dis.
El baron result6 triunfaute. AL primer
adversario le t1io un golpe en- IL csbezs; al &C.
gundo le lastim6 una mufeoa; al tercero le hi.
rio On un bra4o. ri reault6 ileto.
Mientras se verifcsbap los desafos, el pa
DIRE del baron, muy tranquilo muy serene,
aprobsndo 10 condacts de 81 hi5o, esperaba el
resultsdo en- u lugsr Immediate.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-09-14
De San Sebastian.

De diez ocho mil habitantes consta hoy
este distrito municipal que &c hsyan oontenidos
en- tres mil familiss mas m6nos.
En- tiempos buenos podian subiividirse
esss tres mil familias, en- ls forma siguiente,
n1meros redondos:
1000 familias de Agricultqres Conner.
ciantes.
1000 idem de industriales y artessnos.
1000 idem de jornaleros trabajsdores,
pero hoy dsspues del oiolon habrA necesidad dc
haoer una nueva subdivision, que sea ssf:
5p% de las mil fsmiliss de sgricultores
y oomerciantes que podrAn vivir medianamente
IS p% de industrialss y artesanos que vi.
ven muriendo; Ell resto hasta compieter las
refer idas tres mil familiar, quedan reduoidas al
trabajo que no hay y como consscuenois l6gics,
{ Ia limosna que facilita el Gobierno.
Ese es 81 gran problems: el Gobierno re-.
solve "a 81 90 mejor dar trabajo dar limosns 4
tanto necesitado.
Muohas fsmiliss han perdido sus casas y
careceu de recursos para levantar aus viviendas:
SO han refugiado por el momento en- las poo.s
cssss que han podido resistir al oiol6n, pero
csc haoin smiento de familias, en- tan peqhefas
habitaoioues, trae COMO secuela gran namero de
enfernedades = urge tomar una rssoluoi6n be-
nefciosa para evit.r mayores males.
, H C0rresponsal.
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Ell COlleO.
SeIvicio detestab|e.

De todas parties de la isla nos vieren que
jas diariamente del NAL eervicio del correo,
puesto que los paquetes de nuestro diario cusn.
do no legsn su destino con notable retraso,
llegan tan mojados que no es possible su leotu-
"a.
Y ambas cosas perjudioan notablemente
nuestra empress, oausandonos daEos r9rdidas
que sumadas las de uno con las de otro dia mon.
tan csntidad considerable que nj Ia direction
general del ramo, nj los encargados de la con-
ducion de Ia correspondence, nj los Admins
tradores van & resarcirlos.
Y 81 este pasa 4 la de uuestra empresa, que
por 10 mismo de ser diaria tiene la veataja de
sehalar cuanto de irregular ocurre en- ese servi.
oio lcuAnto no sucederA & Ia correspondence
del oomeroio, y de las demas empresas y & Ia
CORES pondenoia PARTICULAR
20 90 que Sc imaginan los sefores del co.
rreo. que el pablico, que es quien psga ese
trasporte, no merece "a el cuidado esmerado y
las considers Clones de antesP
Conforme splaudimos con sinceridsd las
reformas que en- benefoo del ramo han venido
hsci6rdose elogiAmos Ia aousiosidad con que
la direction general ha atendido hasts hace po.
90 tempo nuestros reclsmos, asi tamb cen.
suraremos toda irreguaridad que, una vez &C..
hslada, no sea reparsds en- el debido tempo.
Somos tolerantes en- cuanto se es rszoua
BILE; pero, 20 queremos recibir msyores perjui-
cios. y no oesaremos en- reolamar hasta que Sc
atlenda & nuestra queja.
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El tempo
CONDICION GENERAL.

Las lluvias de 10 semana han sido meros
que ias de Ia anterior, pero debido las dudo
sas oondiciopes del tiempo. Los agricultores .
menudo enouetran imposibles para eI adelants-
miento en- In preparation de los tererno para el
plantfo. Guam 10 el terreno est& "a casi prepa.
1ado, 81 trabsjo queds desheoho por las fuertes
lluviss, Las cusles Ablsndan, el terreno haci6n.
dolo inoapas para el plantfo.
La unica estaci6n cuyo psrte indics hsber
habido mas de dos pulgadas de lluvia caida du.
rante ID semans, es Corozal donde hubo 2. so
p algadas de lluvia caida.
Las siguientes condieiones meteorol6gicas
han reinado en- San Jasn durantels semsna
que termin6 el dfa 9 de Septiembre de 1899.
Temperatura media en- Ia semans sl.3.
Temperature alta SO 8 81 dfa 3
Tsmperatura bsja 7b O. el dfa 5
Total de liuvia caids SO pulgsdas.
Leoturs del Bar6metro, reduoido al nivel
del mar, obtenids en- San Juan el Lunes, IL de
Septiembre dc 1892, los nueve de 10 msf1ans
1898 pulgadss 100 millmitros.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-09-14

Or. Jose J. Saniurio.

Cru uiano dentists a-Precios sumamente mo.
dicos-San Franoisco Q 36-Colegio do Bal
timore de Cirujfa Ds ntal -Este es para oer,i.
foar que jose J. Sanjurjo de Puerto Rico ha
pssado dos enterss secoiones on ell Colegio de
Cirujta Dental reoibido 81 grado de Do ,tor
vo lugar el de Mayo de 1889, en- la Ciadad
de Baltimore, Estadcs Unidos. Tambiea que
9. dicho Jose J. Sapjurjo fu6 uu agraciado
competitor por los premios ofreoidos por el
Colegio por las Mejores operaciones en- Ell 6oca
y por los trabajos plssticos, sean Cajas de
dientes, juzgados ser los mejores presentados 4
una Comision de la J unts de Visitadores de
dioho Colegio. Tambi6n que el dicho jose j.
Sanjurjo exibi6 un alto grado de conocimien'
tos en- los ramos PRACTICES de la Cienoia Den
tai mientras era estu dante en- ell Colegio de
Baltimore de Cirujfa Dental. Dado bajo m
mano y se|lo del Colegio. Ferdinand J. s.
Gorgas M. D. D. D. s. Mp
-. En- los altos de la casa numero 20
de la cslle de San joss, los caoos penetraron
antenoche y Sc llevsron varios cbietos, entire
ellcs. una 6rden de don Felix Limo Rivera
de Aguadilla, contra don Enrique Samp,yo.
=. FL Ayuntami iento de Arecibo soord6
nombrsr - Jefe de ia po!iofa municipal q
don Manuel 1guins.
-. III intereesnte Boletfn de noticias
cabegrA6cas, Ia sAgeuoia Pumar, de Vene-
zue;a, ha entra do en- Ell vig6simo s6ptimo ai1o
de So fun1aci6n.
-. La aotivs policfa municipal de Rio
Piedrss. deoomiso D. Jmn@o Perez Ia carne
de nm cerdo lae hsbfa saori6oado, la cusl esta-
ba en- estado de desoomposioidn Dicha car
ne fu6 quemada en- ell patio del Ayuntamien-
to.
-. En- la actuslidad, Ia A'caldfa de
Utuado estk { cargo del 90 TeDieote AIcalde
dou Francisco Dsvi'a. Una comisl6n nombrs.
ds por el Ayuntamiepto, saldr4 en- brevs &
gsstionar aceeoa del 4obierno los mad os
necesarics para remediar las neoesjd.das del
Ayuntamien:o que no t:eae rocarsGs nj para
atsnder sus mss iosigpi6cantes recesidadse
-. FL Aloalde de Csmuy expone a la
Secrets RIA Civil, que se prooede con inoorreo-
ci6n en- ell repal to de rsoiones los pobres de
50 jurisdicoion, manifest sndo que ha sido OBJ
gsto de vejamenes por 81 comic de csrdad.
-. Durante sl mes de Agosto ppdo no
ha hsbi1o caso slRano de enfermedad contagio.
81 en- Pefiuelss Agoas Bus mas.
-. Sc ootlzao las mieles en- Maysgiez,
a'reaedor de SO
- A Ia hermara de Ia csri1ai Sor Fer
mins, puperiora de, A-ilo de Huerfsnos ests.
bleoido en- Rio Pledrss que h.cis compras en-
Ia tienda <Ls Perls,, for talezs esqoins Cruz,
le hs sido robado I'm portamonedss oontenien
do oincuenta y un pesos en- papel plata, M p.
sin hsberse podido dsr con ell autor del hscho,
a quien persigue Ia polio fs.