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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-22
DUN'S REPORT.
Railroads Act as Barometers
Of Business Conditions.
They Are at Present Hauling More
Freight Than Ever.
Pint Cloth Market Much improved Crop
Conditions Looking Well.

New York. June 21.-R. G. Dun 4
Co.'S Weekly Review of Trade. tomor-
row, will say:
Increased distribution of merchan'
disc. particularly in the territory be-
yond the Ohio river, including the fan
Northwest. is a feature of the general
business situation and tells of wide
spread prosperity and confidence. The
railroads are carrying more goods that
! may be Uassed as luXuries than ever
before. and in spite of Wall streets
slightly higher money market there is
no fear on this score in any line of
legitimate trade. Crop news continues
good, there is less trouble from disa-
greements with labor and the long lag
gard cotton goods market has recover
ed slightly with the reduction of unsold
stocks of print cloths. Railroad earn
iDgs for the first half of June show
an increase of 80 per cent. compared
with last year.
Less interruption through labor con-
troversies at machine shops makes the
iron and steel industry more fully en-
ployed than in recent weeks and for
another week there Is assurance Of
vigorous activity at mills and furnaces.
No decrease is seen in shipments of
boots and shoes from Boston, forward
ings continuing far in excess of other
years, but actual production of the
shops is slightly reduced and there is
less now business offered. Quotations
are shaded about 212 cents on few
grades, particularly as to boots and
seasona bic goods as well as fall deliv-
cries are more quiet.
Excessive stocks of print cloths at
Fall River have been reduced to sur
priSing extent since the combination of
attractive prices and warmer weather
infused Il little animation into the
market. Taken as Il whole the cotton
goods industry has a more encouraging
aspect than at any time for many
months. An undcrtone of strength was
seen in the raw cotton market on ac-
count of greater activity at the mills
and good foreign buying also helped to
neutralize the effect of the getter crop
news
Improvement in wooden goods is less
pronounced, yet distinct gains are re-
ported in certain lines and a moro
hopeful feeling is entertained as to the
volume of new orders. No change is
perceived in wool and prices remain
barely steady at the lowest figure in
nearly four years.
Crop conditions steadily improve and
in some states the winter wheat is be
ing harvested. No severe drop in quo
tationS is anticipated. however. for the
crop is by no means beyond danger in
the Northwest. and even a yield equal
to the largest estimate may be re-
qured if the most gloomy foreign fears
are realized. Instead of raising suffi-
Gent for its own needs. France has
come forward rs an anxious purchaser
and many other foreign nations are
dependent on imports To an unusual
extent. In three weeks exports from
Atlantic ports have been 10. i0l $40
bushels against S,S26,3SS last year.
Failures for the week numbered 1913
in the United States, against 119 last
year. and ii in Canada, against - last
year.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-22
INSTANT DEATH
Comes to C. H. Rollins Ct
Bangor at Lynn.
Comes in Contact With Live Wires
at General Electric Works.
Was U. Of N. Graduate and Was Taking Course
Of Electrical Study.

Lynn, Mass, June 2I.-Clarencc II.
Rollins of Bangor, Me. was instantly
killed by an electric shock at the Gen
cral Electrical Works in West Lynn,
this afternoon. where he was taking a
course Of instruction in electrical cngi-
neering.
Rollins, who was in his 21st year and
a son OF Mrs. Richard Sparks Of Ban
gor. by her first husband. graduated
from the Maine State University at
Orono i'm June, 1900, coming to Lynn
later in the year to take student
course at the electrical works.
Late this afternoon, while working
In factory X, he got upon a platform
where several high potential trans
formers were located to put a belt up
on small motor pulley.
Six or eight wires, some carrying q
potcntiality OF 2000 volts and others as
high as 5000 volts, run to the trans
formers, in a cluster, and Rollins in
climbing down after completing his
work in some manner came in contact
with them. receiving the full force Of
the current through his body.
He fell to the floor and although
Prof Thompson and others in the fac
tory worked long time endcavOring
10 restore him to consciousness their
efforts were unavailing and ii Is prob
able that death was instantaneous.
The wires were all insulated but the
tremendous potentially rendered the
insulation Of little avail.
Medical Examiner Pinkhom, who
was summoned. rendered a decision in
accordance with the facts stated above
and the body will be sent TO Bangor for
burial.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-22
A COSTLY BlUNOER.
British officer Foolishly Sacrifices Hor:cs
Valued at About S33,75O.

London. Jun" 2l.-Durng the discus
az the necessity for appointing only
qualified veterinary surgeons as oiii-
GERS in the rcmount department. it
trQnspircd that during the voyage of
the steamer cervona. from New or
leans To Cape Town. a remoUnt officer,
contrary to the advice of the veterinary
surgeon. caused 210 horses valued at
c6.JD to DO thrown overheard. und er
the belief that they We're suffering from
CHAMBERS. 1t was afterwards proved
that the horses were only suffering
from ordinary colds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-22
MAINE POSTAL CHANGES.

Washington. June 21.-The following
post office has been established in
Maine: Wyman. Washington county.
special from Milbridge, ~ miles. north
The following star service has been
esta blished:
1851 Monhegan to Boothbay Har-
Dor. 1859 ms. and back. by water. s
[. a. ". from July to Aug. 81. 3 I. a.
". from April l to June 30, and from
September l to October 81. and 2 I. a.
W. from January | to March 81. and
from November l to December 81. each
year. From July /. 1901, to uJne 80.
1905.
1862. Epping TO Columbia, . ms. and
back. L. {. a. ".
1858. Bowery Beach by Pond Cove
and Cape Elizabeth. to knightsville,
miles and back s t. a. ".
1l54. South Standish by Benny
back. l. {. a. W.
1855. West Buxton to Saco River
Station IN. OF miles and back IS
l. a. W.
1856. Chesuncook TO Northwest
Carry. % miles and back. 3 t. a. ".
from June to September 80. and 2 t. a,
". the residue Of each year
The following star schedule change
in Maine is announced:
100. PASSPORT to Lubec. Leave
Passport daily except Sunday at A.
NJ. and Il NJ. Arrive al Lubec by 10
a. Nj. and 12.i5 T. NJ. Leave Lubec
daily except Sunday at 6.15 A. NJ. and
SO T. NJ. Arrive at Eastport by A.
NJ and 5.55 p NJ. Take effect June u.
1901
Lillian +. Glidden was. today. appointed
postmaster at MarlewOCd, Me-. fourth
lass office.
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.lGONCILLD DISGUSTEp.
Asks Permission To RETURN lIomc-No
Longer Useful IN Europe.

Paris. June 21.-AgonCillo. formerly
the European lcprCrcntatil Of Aguin-
aldo. hes given up his apartments here
ana left week ago for Marscillcs. 1t
is said he is Ictur ming To his own coun-
try. Agonoillo has been i'll operation in
Paris for a month. He recently admit
ted that he now received little news
from the Philippines. He had asked his
principals to be allowed to return to
Hong Kong on private business. He
evidently regarded his presence in Eu
rope .: useless.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-22
Seven More Bodies Recovered.

New York, June ZIP to ! O'Clock
this Saturday morning, the bodies
OF the following persons have been
found and have been added TO the list
OF the known dead:
Mrs. Bert Bamber.
Charles Bamber. -months-old, child
OF Mrs Bamber.
Mrs Andrew E:lvin. head only found.
Mrs. Ann Burns.
Clarence Bunrs. years old, found
cIasped In his mothers arms.
Mrs Annie Lannigan.
Mrs. Mary Duffy.
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NEEDS EEORGANlZING.
Philadelphia Democrats Will Try to
Put Party in Better Shape.

Philadelphia. Pa, June 21.-Dcmo-
Gratis of this city. who have become
dissatisfied with the condition of af-
fairs relating to the Democratic organ
ization in Philadelphia met in mass
meeting. tonight. and entered formal
protest against the present leaders of
the local Democratic organization.
Steps were taken for the re-organiza-
ton Of the Philadelphia Democracy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-22
BOTnA'S SURRENDER
Har Already Been Formally Made Insists hi
London Sun.

London June 81 Tho sun. this AZ
ternocn, again prints the sensational
announcement. which Il made June IS,
that Gen. Rotha. the Bocr commander.
after the receipt OF President Kruge@'s
decision not Ia conccdc anything. de-
clded to ignore the former president Of
the TransVaal and surrender.
The paper also says il is believed AT
the British foreign Office that the for
mai act Of surrender has already &C.
CURED.
Tn" secretary Of Mr.. Joseph Cham
bcrlain. the colonial secretary. declares
that the rumors Of the surrender "
Gen. Botha are uufoundcd
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-22
NO YELLOW FEVER
To Bother Cuban Visitors and ouaran-
tine Will BE Raised

Havana. June Glowing to the alb
scnce of yellow fever in this city. Ma
jor Glennon. of the marine hospital
corps, has recommended that the quar-
antinc be raised on passengers from
Cuba destined to points north Of the
southern boundary Of Maryland.
There has not been fresh case of
yellow fever in Havana for nearly two
months and the cases which have oc-
CURED. this year. have been light
Neither are there any eases Of yellow
fever in other parts of the island.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-22
THOROUGH SAIL DRILL
;iyen the Independcnce's Crew--WIl' ." y
Newport. Tuesday.

Boston, june 21.-Thc crew OF t ,,heornnsh
pendence were given their flIs' , , spin
in S the bay and showed conside rs' sails is
,ivity in setting and taking IN lisn ihe s' In.
Under a good press of canvas, 'a as be.
dependence did not heel as muca Through
fore the sail plan was redIc Ken out just
nearly a ton of ballast was taAeA
The Independence will go oa', che ,e win
row. Sunday and Monday. anu f,arnoon, to
leave for Newport. Tuesday AZ erfsonstitu-
prepare for the races with 'he
tion and Columbia.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-22
THE STEAMER WINlFRtD
l,nds Her Smallpox Patient at Boston and
Goes Into Quarantine.

Boston. June 2l.-The steamer Winifred
captain ROBINSON. from Newport News.
via Fort Point Me. arrived at u,iaran-
tine. this morning, with ore of the crew
suffering from smallpox. He was sent to
the hospital on GaIoup's island
The other members of the crcv- were
taken ashore and bathcd. and their cloth
ing sterilized, after which they were re
turned to their vessel which lies anchor
Cd in PrcsidcL: roaGS.
The steamer will be fumicatcd AMI
probably will be held some days. She ar
rived al Fort Point. bci"w Bin~o~ No
day. with a cargo of coal, and was order
ed here TO quarantine
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-22
Bail Notes.

Hush Jennings. Friday. signed a con
tract 10 rlay bali with the Philadelphia
Nat.oua League Ciuh ar tEc balance ~
th. season. lis release ThS plrCHaS"i!
from Bl,.oklgu Both the Eal .ini"rc ANA
Athletic team nf the American League
claimed jennings services. and as urittie~
would waive their claim, Jennings r.
ported 90 i.anlon nj brooklyn. whn sold
ms release To the Philadelphia Nat onLl
LEAGUE team.
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Manchester. a: Nashua. ?.

Manchester. n. H.. June @l-The Man
chestcrS won a holly contested game
from Nashua. 1t took 10 innings to do
eide the game. and the winning run was
scored ny Manager Smith ON wild pitcn
by Gokey with two men out. Tho feat
IrcS of the anne were the pitching of
Drnkwatcr and the worl OF Clark a.
short. ard u one-hand catch by kcarncy !
in deep centre field
Manchester o 0 o o o . 1-i-7-2
Nashua 40 o . 0 O.: g.
Observation-Disclosures ana Kelley;
Moore, Gokcy and Covency. Attendance,
1000.
At Bangor-Thc AuGuSta-BanGur game
postponed: wet grounds.
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National League Standing.
Other Games.

Al Euffalu- buffalo. /: Hartford.
At Tornnto-Toronto. >. syracuse. /
Al Norwich Norwich. 10. Derby. =
At Moridcn- Meriden. !, New Haven:5
At Waterbury Waterbury, %. BriSiri. q.
At New London bridgeport, J. New
.uutdon. !.
At Observation-Disclosures. :; Montreal. II.
,. Montreal. :.
At Hochcster-W urccSier. 8. Rochester.
); Worcester 0. Rochester, &.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-22
BACKS UP HIS OFFER.
Wannamaker Has Another Word
About Philadelphia Street Franchises.

Philadelphia, June 2l.-Followirc
his offer Ia Mayor Ashbrdgc. last
week. to pay a. the city $2.50o.ooo for
the street railway franchises granted
to certain capitalists in this city by the
city council, to which Re received no
+. ply. cXPCstmastcr General John
w 1u1m 'kcr. tonight. sent COM
mn, irHtipn To Cong c"sman Robert ii.
r. crdu:'t. one of the capitalists, to
whom tic franchises were granted. Of
'ciiur him $5gn.0eo for the franchises
in addition to giving to the city the
SUN 9l~cady offered.
y few days ago Mr.. Freedorcr in o
newspaper item interview is alleged
to have stated that Mr.. Wanamakcrs
offer to the mayor was not sincere and
that il had Il string to it, Mr.. Wan
amaker in his letter to Mr.. Frccdorcr
denies the imputltion.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-22
Death from Smallpox al Providence.

Providence. r L.. june 2l-Thc scCcni
death from cmailpoX in thIs city oCcurle I
at the Feeds Point hospital. ihc victim
was Bernard Hudson. who has been al
the Institution tor several w,chs with 8
malignant type Of the disease. Tn. othC.
three patients are rapidly recovering an
are cNpt Cicd to be well enough for DIS
charge III "A short time 4 NJ disease. tn
medical authorities say. is rapidly disap
pcaring. ana 10 other deaths are. anti :
pIttu.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-22
STABBED TO HEART.
Former Japanese Minister to Washington
Murdered at Yokohama

Yokohama. June 21.-Hosi Toru who
was minister nf communications in the
last Ito cabinet was stabbed. today. at
meeting Of the city assembly. and died
shortly afterwards. Tho deceased was
Japanese minister at WASHINGTON and WA
fnrm"rlr president Of the House. Hoshi
Toru's assassination is supposed to be due
to unliticS
The assassin is a man about ~ wears ot
age occupying a good social and public
position. He declared The blow was
struck in the interests Of the country.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-22
TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP.

Hartford, Conn. June 21.-Clarence Ho-
bart Of Orange. n. j.. today. won III,
New England tennis championship by
easily defeating A. T.. Footc. of New la
ven. The score was 40. 60 6-l. Go.
In the final round of the doubles Ho-
~ 6-3, rs. 11-l3, g..
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BASE BALL GAMES.
New England League.
Portland. "a: Lewiston. 7.

Portland. M. June -1.--'Gramp'' Mor5 &.
proved IA L. uo cri-mt "a the Portland
team. today. The famed 1cft-hluded
tW r'cr was hUmptd good and hard from
start 20 finish. ana ii was due in a large
measure to tltr ease with which he was
htttCd that thu Lewiston PLAYERS found
the IVAN So hard tn handle when It got
anywhere near thcm. Long started IN to
pitch his level best hut ne let down after
the fourth, when the game was rs good
~,
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MAINE PENSIONS.

Washington. June 21.-The following
pension changes in Maine are en-
nounCed:
Increase. Charles II. Stevens. Ando-
yer, $50. Reissue and increase, Eli W.
Rowe. Elliot. S12.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-22
IMPROVEMENT NOTED
In IL, Work OF Both the Harvard ard Yale
Varsity Crews.

Harvard Quarters. Rod Ton. Conn.
Jun" 1.-The Harvard crews were on the
river but 4 short time. tonight. ana tb'tg
work was the ligntC~t Of the season.
Some IMPROVEMENT was noticeable
"D.ck' Bullard. captain at the - and M
crews. came. tonight, together with X
l.. ifcrrick. captain o! thc ~ crew. Eot.i
wIIi remain to assist the coaching uut
IT,. q
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RELICS OF 1716.
Divers Bring Up Articles from the Royal
Savage in Lake Champlan.

Burlington, VT. June 2t.-Thrce gun
carriages, quantity OF cannon balls ana
numerous other articles have been rcC0v
cred by divers near NaIcour island in
axe Chamrlain on the charted location
Of the schooner Royal Savage which wa.
sunk during naval engagement with
The English fleet, Oct. II, t116
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-22
American League Standing.
National League.
AT BOSTON.

AT BOSTON.
poston IA O d o o x-J-I-}
Chicago .......0 0 0 0 i-5-o--
EattcIics-I.awaon and kittrcdsc
Hughes and Killing. Attendance, vv0
AT NEW YORK.
rittsburg .......o "a
New York ......U . . o / A-o-'-i
Ba,tcrics-Witsc. Philips and MINER :
Taylor and Bowerman. Attendance wv
AT BROOKLYN.
Cincinnati 10 l 0 9 u . -
Brooklyn .....1 | N-i--o--
Battreies-Parkcr and PETE; Kennedy
and Mcclure.
At PHILADELPHIA.
81 Iouis o o o Oh 40
Philadelphia - . x-i-i--i
Observation-Disclosures and Nichols ofth
and Mcfarland. Attendance, 80.
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SLEEPER ON TRACK.
Discovered Just in Time to Prevent
Wreck of Maritime Express.

Moncton. n. r.. June 2l.-An Intcrco-
lonial Railway official at Barnabv River,
a sleeper placed suuarely across the track
and nailed down. The discovery was
made just before the Maritime express
came along. boy named Fred Goggin
has hcen arrested
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-22
Yale Shows improvement.

Yale Quarters, Gales Ferry. oCnn.. June
1.-The Yaic Varsity crew worked NJ
ire river "a FAR as Norwich, tonight
ptdCtiCing starts and stretches. Tu'.
showed a marked improvement IN tine
matter ui not stopping the nodt between
~ rnkrH.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-22
The Weeks Schedules.
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Friday and Saturday-Clry,land At BIS
ton MilwaIkc. a. Washing on. D"tr"i. Al
Baltimore. Chicago at Philadelphia.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Saturday -Ifttuhurr AT Boston. Chicago
At BROOKLYN. St l,ouis NJ New York. en-
cinuatl at Philadelphia.
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE
Saturday Lowell ut IitNcrhil. Man
chester at Nashua. Augusta at Bangor.
Portland At Lewiston.
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The 42d Infantry Arrives HON

San Francisco, June ei.-The mn, ma
,ort Ohio has arrived ir"'' i9d
with % officers and $50 men Oh ' y
infantry. .-...
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Sec Root Leaves for Canton,

Washington. June 21.-Secretary Root
accompanied by Mrs Root. left today for
Clinton y. y. where lie Will attend a
meeting Of the board of trustees of Ham
iltcn College, OF which he Is a graduate
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ACTED HASTILY.
Continued from page IL

United States Envelope Co. Of Spriny-
field. Mass; American News Co Nay
York CITY. and r. &. Ballantyne "
Rupp and 4 +. Andrews & Co. of this
civ
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F.k and Rubin Will wres,lc.

Now York. June al-I;ob FitzgImmon,
and Gus l.uhlin were III itchcI today [,
meet IN 4 wrcstlinr ma tch at Madison
Square Garden. on the night of July .
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HORSES FOR SOUTH AFRICA

New orleans. La. June 2l.-The British
steamer Moutcsutna cleared from TINS
port. today. fDr Cape Town. south AfriCI
with lUJn horses for the use Of the Brit
ish military operations there.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-22

Earned runs. Cortland, /; Lewiston. /
Two-b1sa hits-CurttS. NcVcrs, .; llavcy.
Three base hits-Barry. Boar,iman.
Stolen bascs-O Bricn Wiicy. " elch. >:
Cameron. Brigham, .: How. Sacrifc.'
hits-Cnnroy. Cameron, Murphy. First II
balls-On Long. S: of Morse, 3. Hit by
pitched ball--By Morse. >. Struck out
By Long. ,; by Morse. q. Wid pitch
Morse. Passed hall-I,urril. Doubt
pIaYs-iiaVey and BRIGHAM; liaNe>
brigham and NcVCrS Time, lib. m
plrc, Mdhoncy. Attendance. 600.
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How to tell the Genuine

he signature of =. w. Grove appears
~, pi every non OF the genuine L;,X:lt> Q
Bromo Quiifine. - 80
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@MA~r

This signature Is on every box Of the genuine
Laxative Bronco uinine Tablet.
:ho remedy that cures cold n 80 DAY
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-11-07
Mercado de Nueya York dc hoy.
b Cinenat6gTaI6 Luniere

Como, aun recordamos con gusto Ia
serie do funciones que Mr.. Hervet nos
ofreci6 en- ell teatro de esta capital con
50 magnffco aparato, y cuyas yistas
obtuvieron unanime aceptaci6n del p6
blico inteligente, transeribimos & con-
tinuaci6n nm juicio de "El Oonstitucio-
|nals de Caracas.
"Avido de espectAculos 81 pdblico
|caraQueho. 80 explica el entusiasmo con
que acogi6 la numerosa y escogida con-
currencia que ell domingo asisti6 al Mu-
nicipal,s los trabajos del seiior Hervet
en- la presentation del Cinemat6grafo
Lumiere.
De sorprendente puede caEfoarse
esta invenci6n, por Ia bellesa de Wis.,
tas, Ia precision de sus detalles, y Ell
aoertado maneio de lus, tan necesario
al buen eiecto de los ouadr0:
! Recomendam0s este espect4culO, tan
bien acogido por el plblico caraqueho
en- So presentation, y aplaudimos, co.
mo 10 h'zo antes de snoche, los traba.
ios del sefor Hervet."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-11-07
SESlQN DEL AYUNTAMlENTO

Sc aprob6 el asta de la session anterior.
Fp6 concedidc nm nicho gratis para en-
terrar 81 cadkver de Diego Betancourt, Oe.
lador de Sanidad 8 hygiene que fu6 de este
ayuntamiento.
! Sc acord6 separar al carrero de Sanidad
John Tones, por sus repetidas .faltas en- el
servicic, J nombrar para sustituirle Pedro
Vargas.
Sc aprobaron varias cuentas presentadas
por 81 farmac6utico sefior Daub6n.
Fu6 acuerdo rebsjar 81 aqua del acue.
ducto que utilixan los edificios civiles.
Sc acord6 separar del cargo de Investi-
gsdor do contfibuciones atrasadas & don
Juan Escudero J nombrar para sustituirle
& don Jose de Jesns Pesquera.
Fueron aprobados los tyabsjos de inves-
|tigsci6n practicados por don Jose de jesus
Pesquera.
Fu6 acuerdo condonar Ia contribution
urbana Maria Pfa Ramos, vecina de San.
/ turce.
Sc acord6 que pase Ia Comiai6n de Ha
Icienda IN escrito de don Damisn Esturie
| sobre contribuciones.
Qued6 para resolyer en- Ia pr6xima %
| sion el escrito presentsdo por 81 admins
trador de IL sociedad an6nima nLuE El6c
trioa".
Sc sprobaron vsrias cuentas pressntadal
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