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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-04-12
WESTERN PUBLICATIONS.

He was soon notified to take an
other mission, and on May 10th, 1865,
he left Great Salt Lake City with his
wife and Elders Joseph Bull and Mat
thew +. Wilsie for California, where
he was set apart by Elder Farley T..
Pratt TO preside over the mission In
California and Oregon He there pub
lished the Western Standard and al
so the Book Of Mormon In the Hawaii
an language, which he had previous
ly translated. In consequence OF the
approach Of Johnston's army TO Utah,
President Young advised Elder Cannon
to close up the mission and return
home. lie reached Salt Lake city
January 18th. 1858, and was appointed
adjutant general In the army of de-
fence, He was then sent 10 Fillmore
with the printing press and material
Of the Deseret News which he pub
llshed from April to September 1888
On his way back TO Salt Lake City he
was notified to take mission 70 the
Eastern States for which he made
himself ready in three quarters of an
hour.
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to present the constitution and apply
for the admission Of the State.
CONGRESSIONAL CAREER.

Tor the admission or the state.
CONGRESSIONAL CAREER.
In August, 1879. he was elected dele
gate to Congress 20 succeed Hon. w. 1t.
Hooper and was reelected for four
successive terms, making fiye IN all.
lie became a noted character In Con-
gress, serving Utah with marked abill-
~ and success, and from his excellent
memory Of measures and persons ANA
names, he became an authority and
source Of information In congressional
matters to new members, from session
10 session. I'm 1851, although he had re-
ceived 1865 votes and Allen G. Camp
bell but 1857 votes, Governor Eli IA.
Murray refused him the certificate OF
election and and gave II to his compeu-
tor However the scheme TO deprive
him OF his seat failed but subsequently
the Edmunds Act OF March 22nd, 1852,
was made retroactive in his case, and
the country having been greatly
aroused against the Latter-day Saints,
the House OF Representatives decided
AGAINST his retention Of the seat and de-
clared 1t vacant by vote OF 90 against
70 on April 18th. 1882 lie had the OPP
portunity Of defending his position,
which he did IN a magnificent speech
that was listened to with the most in
tense interest and In which he vindl-
Gated his own course and the cause
Of the people whom he represented,
PRESIDENT YoUNGs EXECUTOR.
When President Brigham Young do
parted this life, August Goth, 1871.
George q Cannon became the principal
executor Of his will, and with Brigham
Young, Jr,, and Albert Darlington, the
co-eXecutors, he was engaged for sew
eral years in the settlement Of the
estate. A few of the heirs were dis
satisfied and In 1879 commenced suit
against the executors They had given
bonds in the sam Of 100000, and Judge
Jacob S. Foreman wanted 10 put them
under additional bonds, which they re-
fused TO give He adjudged them guilty
Of contempt, and they went TO the PEN
itentlary, August ith, 1873, where they
remained three weeks, until released
by the Supreme court OF Utah. which
set aside the decision OF the lower
court.
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ARRESTED, INJURED AND M
PRISONED.

In October 1850, the Church having
been under the presidency of the
Twelve Apostles for a little more than
three years the First Presidency was
re-organlzed with John Taylor as Presl-
dent, George q. Cannon as First COun-
selor and Joseph II. Smith as Second
Counselor. In 1885 when the anti
polygamy raid under the Elmunds act
was inaugurated President Cannon ac-
companied President Taylor into seclu-
sion, and they directed the affairs OF
the Church In secrecy, their residences
being searched for them by deputy mar
shals on several occasions. Under
counsel from President Taylor Presi-
dent Cannon took train for California,
but was arrested at Humboldt Wells.
On the way back he fell from the train
while In rapid motion and injured his
face somewhat and was badly shaken
up, Marshal Ireland sent FOR a COM
pany OF soldiers to guard his prisoner.
and he was brought into Salt Lake city
under military escort. He was placed
under bonds In $4,000 and again In
S25. 900 making the enormous sum OF
s45 900 while he was only charged With
a simple mlsdemean0r; namely, living
with his wives, but under two indict-
ments for the same offense The feel
ing against the Mormon leaders was
SO bitter. that President Taylor coun-
seled him not to appear when his case
was called, so his excessive bail was
declared forfeited But subsequently
the amount was restored, an act OF
Congress being passed to reimburse him,
he having previously settled In full
with his suretles, In 1883 affairs hay-
ing assumed a less passionate state IN
the courts, President Cannon surren-
dered himself to U. s, Marshal Dyer,
September II, 1883, and was sentenced
by Judge Sanford under the two indict-
ments 10 175 days Imprisonment and
a fine Of $3.50. He served the time and
paid the fine and was released Febru-
airy "a, 1889
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IN THE FIRST PRESIDENCY.

At the decease Of President Taylor
the Twelve Apostles again took charge
Of the Church, and Presidents Cannon
and Smith resumed their places in the
Quorum Of the Apostles ON the ac-
cession Of MILFORD Woodruff 10 the
Presidency Of the Church April 7, 1889,
George q. Cannon was chosen again
as First Counselor and Joseph F Smith
as Second Counselor After the death
OF President Woodruff and President
Lorenzo Snow succeeded 10 the Presi-
dency Sept. 10. 1895, he also selected
George q. Cannon as his First Coun-
selor. and Jos II. Smith as his Second
Counselor. This was ratified atthe Cen
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HIS THIRD MISSION.

On this mission he was gone nearly
two years, during which he labOred
diligently among leading editors and
prominent members Of Congress, TO
correct the Misrepresentation concern
Ing the Mormon people which had
been made by their enemies and had
caused the sending Of the army TO Utah
He also took charge of the branches Of
the Church In the East, and acted as
emigration agent at New York for the
purchasing OF supplies and forwarding
the immigratlng Saints. While there
he was notified of his selection to M a
vacancy in the Quorum Of the Twelve
Apostles. On his return he was Or
dained to that office. August &C. 1860.
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EDITS THE DEsERET NEWS.

He then became the private secretary
Of President Brigham Young for three
years. In the winter OF lS64-lS65 he or
ganlzed and taught a Sunday school I'm
the Fourteenth ward. In January, 1866,
he commenced the publication of the
Juvenile Instructor,of which he has re-
mained the editor up to the present date
In the fall of 1867, he took charge Of the
Deseret News which was then issued
weekly and semiweekly, but on No
vember 2lst, he issued the first number
Of the daily, under the title OF the
Deseret Evening News, of which he
was for several years the editor and
publisher. but Travelled a great deal
through the various settlements with
the First Presidency and Apostles, hold
ing meetings and giving counsel TO the
people In 1871 he was sent with Presl-
dent George A. Smith TO Washington,
d. c., where he spent some time de-
Tending the people Of Utah from the
attacks OF their enemies At the ad-
journment Of Congress for the holidays
he returned home, He was elected a
member of the Constitutional conven-
ton OF February 1872, and helped TO
frame the Constitution then adopted,
and went 20 Washington with Hon.
Thomas Fitch and Hon Frank Fuller
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GOES TO EUROPE.

In six weeks from that time he was
appointed to go on a mission TO Eng
land to take charge Of the
Millennlal Star and the emigration busi-
ness at Liverpool, where he landed De-
cember q, 1860. and established Church
printing office He was associated with
Apostle Amasa NJ. Lyman and Charles
c. Rich in the presidency Of the Euro
pean mission until May IA, 1852. when
he was called to Washington. d. c.. to
meet Captain w. II. Hooper who had
been elected Delegate TO Congress from
Utah. They endeayored to obtain the
admission Of the Territory into the I'm
ion as a State. When Congress ad-
journed he returned to England arrlv-
ing july &c. 1862. where he presided
over the European Mission until 1864,
visiting the branches of the Church I'm
Scandinavia, Germany, Holland, Swift
zerland and France. He sailed from
Liverpool August o. 1864, but was de-
tanned by the way through Indian trou-
bles, so that he did not reach home UNI
I'll October 18th Of that year.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-02
SALIDAS DE OABOTAJB

Para los puertOs que resenamos
gol isabella" con 10 siguiente:
AguadIlla PIanas ROjO co so SIS
arrOz 30 SIS harina SOC gas % piedras
amolar B SIS plmienta 5 SIS garbanzos
HerrerO Onega Y co 3 atds cubOs d
y l bI q1,ncalla 3 @ silIones si!las l
nidO Oaues tard0 hule M Lomba Y
co l q st b l II ajos / q varios / bE
papas Sanus eban Obavarri y co d
y bI quincala Piza Hmns l fdo y /
q tejldos Hernaiz y co fdo tejidos
Scrs de L ViIlamil y co 30l3 bacalaO
Pelnjo y O,ivas 10 gins alcapaIras l d
frutas bI tia fardo currican l pqte
cucharas 2 @ pimientOs2 hcls p'atOs
6, a Ia mana d 'dagas q machetes
2 q jabon 10 O Dacalao q aceite cas-
tor.
Msyagliez Lomba y co 8 d tie
rss 2J q aceite Scrs de Vicente Y co
flo cum n,,s ILnas RHO y co 200
d pas d / 81 menIa s[ cominos J
Ocn0a Hmno pqts SIS 4I2 y TIA
~ vino 90 q sal higuetas Angel Sua
reg 6 q som0,eros ocrs de l. VlIlamil
y CO 3Ol3 bacalao Joe6 Perujo y Oil
va 20 seras aceitunas % gtns alcapa
rras Id PIP vino 2 bls liza q y 3 sIs
azncar 2 paeas hojas sem 4 q plmen
tos d fIutas l hul patos 2t2 It's con
fites :, 2 ts bulas 40 q pasta 2 latas all
mendlas 3 q mana Lis jamones l d
machetes q borax 8 9 puntas Paria
5 d bacalao.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-02
Emulsion
de Scott
de Aceite' de Higado de
Bacalao con HipOfOsfitos
de Cal y de Sosa.

! agradable, digerible y
: asimilable y compile
! tando su ben6fca ac-
I ci6n con el agregado
! dc los hipofosftos.
! Siempre que el orga-
: nismo este debilitado, asi.
I como en- su padecimiento
: resultante, la neurastenia
I y en- cl crecimiento y de-
! sarrollo lento y dificul-
! toso de los ninos, como
I en- la convalescencia de
: casi todas las enfermeda-
: des, acudase d la verda-
I dera y legitima Emulsion
I de Scott, con toda con-
! fianza.
De venta en- todas parties
SCOTT 3 BOVINE. Quimicos, New York.
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ma" unos IS hombres mujeres en- busca de
trabajo.
Ell yate "May Flower" que esta al ser
vcio del Gsbarnador Civil, sali6 para la
MArtinIca lmpiar fondos
Dentro de breves dlas retornara nues
tro puerto.
El Padre Alfonso, ds Ponce, fue llamado
aver por los encargados de la expedition
Hawaii para bautiz ,r varios nlnos.
Ha presentado la reuuncia del cargo de
Fiscal del Tribunal de Distrito de Maya
yiiez, don Jose de Diego.
Ha regresado de su vista q Toa-alta ell
seflor Oblspc Diocesano Mr.. Blenk.
Anteauoche SO inici6 un conato de fnego
en- |. casa que ocupa don Eduvigis Coma
lez, de Pom e, que fue sotocado iumediata-
meme.
Al principle so promovi6 una fuerte alar
ma cauSada por los ptos cornetas de los
hon bros, que pusleron eu movlmlento toda
la clulai.
va diercn comienzo las conferencias mo.
rales que durante toda la cuaresma SO lie
va.an q tf-cto en- ls ParroQuia de San
Francisco de Asis. DicEas conferencias
+s&u cargo de! ilustrado Pr-sbftero don
Juse Martinez Gotay. Tsmb en SO estan
celebrando en- la Tstedrsl, sermones mora.
les cargo del virtuoso Padre Nazario y
hoy aha 10 Sc inauguraran en- la Capilla
de- Sauta Ana identlcos II -rcicios cuares-
males con la ai"racioD del Sano Via
Cruces, predlcandv el Lcdo. senior Martinez
Gat"y ~
! Sc eucuentra enfe. e.-mo en- Ponce, desde
hace gunos dias, DIN Baldomero San An
t,niO.
RI alcaIde lie Ponce Sc queja al Goberns'
dor Z VII de- la coudIcta observada por los
Co Gel jars lie sqnel a,unlamiento don Jose
Loc"t don Eduardo Torres, que DO asis
ten a las SIeheS ies.e QIe t,marOn pose
5 o. de SuS Gays.
El rribunal de Pol cia de tsta ciudad ha
ahsurlu al nd vIluo V ecu Medina, acu.
sa,l" de ocl. Il. sivn, Stus con la mia Clara
Beujau iu. :.
A Ia nns de la talde del dia de hov, ha
t"utnd pcs son d" su cargo DE- Jef- Drpar
Ia ueLtal -. i'resld.o, don Cruz Castro.
Department Of Education Of Porto Rico
| oCDYcr Ip ,,uv ro>futsSIoNEp
San JUAN ::
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-02

En- Ia rrtreta DE- man ma la Banda puer-
torriqueila que Iii ge ei sfl II Verar, Il Cara
las S'gu'"nteS piezaS:
L Pas dobir .Gamhc". Mhpager -
2 Final del srgun.io act" de la "Pe'a
"Nabucod uosor', verdi 3 Escrna y
vals en el Ser acto lie la zarzueia "E Snlto
del pasiego", Cahalero 4 L rzuela ''Bo
cacclo de Sunp6 gran fantasia por Il. Cal
vest. 5.0 Polka "isahei'. j AEdino -
Sc DANA "SuenO de amor, Campos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-02

Sc han remitido al Tribunal de Huma-
Gao por la oficina del Fiscal General, sellos
de correo para el franqueo de Ia correspon.
dencia Official de aquel Tribunal.
Ell alcalde municipal de Utuado parti-
cipa don Jose Nleto que el ayuntamiento
de dicha ciudad en- session celebrada en- 10
de Enero, acord6 denegar Ell permiso que
solIcita para comnoner una casa de gu pro.
piedad por encontrarse en- estado ruinoso.
Mr.. Hawld Crowley ocupa en- Ia Admi
nistracl6n de Oorreos de Ponce la plaza
que qued6 vacante por pase de Mr.. ID.
I.snndsrs q un puesto analogo en- Nueva
Haven Comm
Esta Doche darA una conferences on el
Oentro Union de Dependencies" el lus
trsdo Fiscal de la Corte Suprema don Rs.
fael Romeu.
Cervantes. el genio latino, la gloria mas
'egftima de Espafia, es el tema del conferen.
ciante.
81 acto, que empesara { las Q, ssrG pd.
blico.
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ri juicio que debia tener lngar aver er
81 sT,iounal de Distrito de San Juan, con
ira a gnstin Gonzalez, de Ia Oarolins, 81
suspe. dio por incomparerencia del acusade
y testigo.
FL luLes SO Gel. bra-cn en- ell Tribunal do
Distrito de San Juan, las v.stas en- juicie
oral, ae Ia c.usas insiruf las contra Ma
nuel NeIiilas, per ei supuesto deltO de
desacato y eoutra. Cosme Hernandez J
otros, acusados de huto
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-02

Terminadas las obras de reparaci6n que
SO bacian en- Ia igleila de San Francisco Sc
celebrar& msfiana Ia bendici6n de dicho
Temple, con una espendida function religio
90 en- la que pronunciara ell panegirico ell
IltLo. senior Obispo.
Entire los emlgrantes que marchan
Cuba, van unOs doce carpinter1s, tOdos
artesanos laboriosGs, bajO la uirecci6n del
sefor Dion so. Villa.
No van trabajar en- las minas sino en-
obras de su oficio anexas dicha explota
ci6n.
La falta de trabajo, los impulsa aban-
donar sus hogares,
| Mafiana Sc bendpcra & inaugurar& la
nueva Capile del AuAiiO M1iu0. cuyO acto
verifcara el muy iustre senior Oblspo de la
Dl6sesls, j. Blenk.
| Sc encuentra notablemente mejorado de
enfermedaG que veDfa padtcitndo, el il ge-
micro de mluas don Ramon >Iarcfa.
| En- estos dias Sc ha embarcado mucho ga.
nado en- e puerto de Ponce, para Santo DO
mlngo Cuba, por los tuGuts julia, Syria
y Peria de- Ozama
| A 677 ascienden las cabezas exportadas;
total que Sc deScOmp0ne en- "a slguiente for.
ma: n Dovillos, 2l2 yeguas, l64 vacas, 144
mulas, 10 caballos bueyes. Total 677
| Ell Juzgado de Hato grande ha condena
do pGr ell delitO de robo al Indlviduo BArtolo
Flores, relncdente, seis meses de prisi6n
con trabajos torzados en- la carcel de Huma-
Gao.
I'm Sabana grande Sc encuentra vacante
Ia tscuela rural del barrio Rlnc6n.
Las condolences en- que marchan los
emlgiantes puer,orr qu@noS las minas DE-
DaIquii Cuba son las Siguientes segGo
| informes adquirldOS
1.e. Trabajaran diez horas al dia en- la
supertcie de la TERRA.
2.0 I'll trabsjo 10 ser& manejadc con picos,
pafas y mandarrlas.
3.S Sc paga mn peso orc americana
pOr dia, pagsndo mensualmente hacien-
do antlcipos todo aquel que los pida y
los tenga devengados.
4.o La Companis de buena abundan.
to racl6n pOr 25 centavos diarlos.
B. La Compania tiene un buea Hospi.
tai, descontsndo 40 centsvos mensuales por
medlccy medlcinas que facili'a los traba.
jadoros en- case de enfeImedad.
So En- recompensa del passje Sc exile
que trabajen tres meses en- la Compahfa;
despnes de este tempo pueden irse 81 les
convene, pagandoseles todo cusnto lenga
ganado.
7.e 81 alguno desea irse antes de haber
trabsJadosios tres meses, la Compsfiis ten
dra aerecho cobrarle 8 pesos orc por gu
pasaje.
So No sc admiten sino buenos trabsjs
dores.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-02
SOCIEDAO
4" UNION De Dependencies"

Sc avisa & los senores matriculados en- las
classes de enseianza de este Centro que en-
virlud de acuerdo tornado por la Junta Di.
rectiva, partir del l, , de Mario pr6ximo,
ademas de ls Quota de so CEAIAv0S como
socios, deberan satisfscer Otra de 40 CENIA
V0S mensuales para gastos. de instruction.
San Juan, Puerto Rico, 16 de Febrero
de 1901.
Ell Presidente,
SEA JOAQUIN MATT EMO.
A la una menos cuarto de la madrugada
Sc suscit6 una question en- la casa que vlven
Hermogenes Carmona, Rosa Quihones,
Juan Vega Maxmina Perez, sltuada en-
seguuda Inca Puerta de TERRA, resultando
Herlnogt mes con una confusion Rosa
Quinones con leves .rasguhos en- un pie FL
Tribunal de Policis, ha impuesto un dollar
de multa al Vega como causante del escan
dalo. -.
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sALIDAS DE TRAvESTA

Para Cunana (Venezuela) gOleta
vene ,oana ''Rosa Ii lena" despachado
por Scrs de l. Villaml y co en- Iastre
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-02
PrOpietariOs de CaSaS

Como Qulera que dentr0 de breves
dias Sc repartiran las planillas A los
oontribuyentes, para las cuOtas del bill
"H ollandel", la Juuta ID rectiva de la
Liga de fincas ur anas TIA acordadO sc
advierta tod0s sus as cladoS. que los
lias laborables de s 4 8 IL Ia manana
de a 5 de la tarde podran "oncurrIr
las ctl;nas DE- l. S,cei.i (F ale<a
~ para las consuitas que tengan qu~
hacer.
AL Gobrnador Civil Sc lie q remitdo co
municaci6n del alcalde de Ia Cidra, acOm :
pafiando copia de un aruprdo tornado por
aque. syuntamieuto relative & los tribunales
de poiicfa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-02

do, para cunplir su condena siempre que SO
le prometa que el castigo que Sc le imponga
no ha de ser muy rudo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-02
PERDIDA

de un panol6n de punto de seda
negro bordado con flores de seda
amarillo.
Sc suplica & la persona que 10
haya encontrado Sc sirva entregar-
10 en- esta imprenta, donde sera gra
tificado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-02
MOVIMIFNTO MARITIME
BNTRADAs DE TRAvEsTA
Ninguna
RNTRADAs DIR OABOTAJR

De Mayaguez gol "Mayaguezana"
con 10 sguiente; S1brinOs de Izquier
do co 81 900 kilos sal granel.
DE Fsjardo bal "NuevO Pedrito"
en- lastTe.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-02
ApRoBACloN GEL PROYECTO Oe LfY
OE GoBlERN0 CIVIL

Despachos de WASHINGTON dicen
que la Canara de Representatives. y
ell Senado han aprobado el proyecto
de Gobierno Civil de Puerto Rico
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-02
Army Bill passes House

The House Of Representatives
has approved The Army Bill intro
ducing several amendments before
its tinal approval
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-02
Ell Pp0YECTO De LEY
DEL eJERCITO

La Camara de Representatives. ha
aprobado tambi6n ell proyecto de
ley relative al ejercito, introducien
do en- ell algunas enmiendas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-02
Ell GOBIERN0 CIVIL EN- FllIPlNAS

Tambien ha sido aprobado ell es
tablecimiento del gobierno civil en-
Filipinas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-02

E Tribunal lie DistritO lie San Juan, alb
solvi6 al lrocesado edro FigueToa, acusado
del delIto de lesiOUes
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-02

Sc AlQUtGN los btjos dp la casa de man
poSIe,ia. lnfanta LuSa ii, Marina, uen'
aqua de acueducto, OanoS & lncdoros a la
moderDa.
Para informes, Bernardo Fernandez.
Marina.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-02

Sc han remitido al director de Carceles
Pres dos, las petic'ones de induto pre-.
sentaias Ell la Oticins del Fiscal General
por los pansdDS CreSGo Paiilla, Larenzo
Burgos. Domlngn G ,nkalez, Ger6nlin" Ri
jos Boada, R.faei Cruz joe Vac rrondo
Cruz.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-02
San Juan, p. r Mar, 2nd, 1901

SEALED proposals, in duplicate, for the
q ecuon of one brIcK schonl building at
gu .dllia aud one at OOano, will be re-
celved at this ftice until 2 z. NJ, March
I3tn 1901, and then opened Information
furnished on application. The rlgat is re
served 10 acc,pE o. reject any or all propo
sails Envelopes con a.nlng proposals should
be endurs-d, +" Proposal for constructing
BRICK school at Aguadllla Or Coam', or
botn', and addressed co NJ. e. B"umbaugh,
Commissioner of Education. 81
Don Julio de la Rocha, Consul domini
cano 90 Ponce. di6 un b nquete q varias
personals en- honor del 90 . aniversario de
la Independence de la Repdbica dominl
cana.
Ell Tribunal de policfa de esta capital ha
impuesto 8 dollars de multa al polcia insu-
lar Felipe Cabrera, por matratar al policis
municipal Jose Storer.
Ha sdo nombrado 2. Jete del Preside,
den Vicente GulllOt.
Aver tarde Sc agsent6 para Caracas la
gran compAnia de 6lera italiana empresa
Slenl.
UN RtSfRIAD9, T0S 0 laR T.Cl0N De
de garkanta, tpIe PurGe cGrarse con no re-
lnedi0 tan sencillJ como las PAsTILLAS
BRONQUiALEs DE BROWN, puede, q! Sc
desculdar cDovertirss en- irrIt4cl6n i6nica
de Ia gsrgacta Para la bronquitis, el asma
la too, son beneicas. m. is.
.ie han calebr4dp eu Ponce los examenes
d.. III .estros bajo Ia direction do Mss An
krom. superpnteudeate de +, nee J la Jun
Ia o;a compueSta por don Psnro Fournier,
dni Juan Sc K y don Sergio Bernier.
El GohernaLor Civil, ha pasadO una co
mnulcacl6u al alcalde de- Rio Piedrss recor.
dando las dlsposic:ones visentes sobre vacu.
Daciones
Ell alcalde de la Cidra, con fecha Is de
Febrero, envia una comuuicaci0n al GOber
nador Civil participsndple acuetdos toma-
dos acercs del Tribunal dc Policia de aquel
pueblo.