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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1903-07-25
IlREET REPORT.
MONEY AND METAL.

hrmef at per cent. fTiWe uoIcao
.ils paper Sh q 8 per cent. si'ver'
New York, July 25 = Lead, quiet,
N.a7k. Copper, quiet, 1925 g
$3.50.
Chicago, July 25.- Close. Wheat,
July, 754f; Sept, 76H.
Corn, July, 5Oh; Sept, 5O&@K.
Oats, July, 81; Sept 33S
PORK. LARD. RIRS.
Pork. July, sl3 s5;lSept, $l4.l2K.
Lard, July, ~. 62k; Sept, 81 SO.
Rths, July, ts Is; Sept. Ss.27K
STOCK
Kansas City, M, July rs. --cattle,
Native steers, $500 @ s5.2s; Texas
and Indian steers, % rs q "a; go; Texas
COWS, 81 90 q S3.2O; native cows and
heifers, S2.OO a IS. 40; Stockers and
feeders, $3.50 q -. IS; bulls, 82.5O a
s3.75; calves, q. 90 @ $500; western
steers, $500 q. $4.95; western cows,
ais q $500.
Sheep, market steady.
Muttons, %. 90 q "a 30 lambs, s. Il
"A n. 90: Range weathers, - 90 q rs. 0O:
Ewes, $500 @ $4.S0.
Chicago, July Is. ~ Cattle, market
steady.
Good to primo steers, Is % q -, 60
,oor to medium, 9425 "a Is 25; stnckrr>
and feeders, o. so a a 40; cows 81 SO q
a so; heifeSs. ss.s5 O - rs: csnners.
d so q S275; bulls. S2 SO @ - 2a;
calves. es.OO Q 20 30; Texas fed steers.
$3.50 q - 95.
sheep. steady.
Good to choice wethers, $s.75 a q 90;
fair to choice mixed, $500 q $500;
western sheep, e3.25 q 500; native
lambs, o. Is @ S6.f5; westean lambs,
96 40 q 5000.
<eex<eesesee<ee<eseeNese<s<@s
readiness for the service to be put on
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1903-07-25
DAVIS President q. CARTWRIGHT sec'y and
CaRfVRIGHiDaTiS RI ii'ji ] :.ijl1j S { 60, Q
No. ESQ San Francisco Stree

no. Z5U San FRANCISCO Street.
FRESH FRUIT.
Fresh fruit of native growth Is a
short crop, but We are getting regular
shipments of California and Mesilla
valley fruits.
N. B.-If you want any of those fine
Morelo cherries for preserving, now is
the time to get them. We get them
long
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saEwsone WORK GOES OH.
riity.Sevea Bodies Have New Bees Recovered
from The Massa Mlse.

Hanna, Wyo., July 2s.-The work OF
recovering the bodies In the Hanna coal
mine Is progressing untnterruptedly.
Twenty-seven bodies have been taken out
since last evening, making 6fty seven OF
the 1859 victims that have been recovered
since the explosion Of June 30.
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Try 4 New Mexican want 'ad."
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hot WEATHER N NEBRASKA.
Fears That The PrevalIisg Hot Wlsds viii
Seriously Affect the Corn Crop.

OmahA, Nebr July IS Extreme hot
weather prevails throughout the eastern
half OF Nebraska today. the thermo.
meter registering 95 degrees Ia Omaha
At II o'clock, A number of towns re-
port the prevalence Of hot winds and
fears are expressed that they will
seriously affect the growing corn crop.
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RETURN TO WORK MONDAY.
Twelve Thossasd Mea VIII Await Settle.
meat by Arbitration.

Indianapolis, Ind, July s5.-Word
was received at the headquarters OF the
United Mine Workers today that the
miners of district No. 9 Of Alabama will
return. to work Monday, pending set.
tlen,ent 6f their wage scale by arbitra-
tion. The miners quit on July l3.
Twelve thousand men are affected.
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readiness for the service to be put on
by the LIST Of August. but It will proba-
bly, take several days longer than that
time.
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Telephone No. 4.
BUTCHERS
BAKERS
GR0CERS
SPECIAL SALE.
Telephone No. 4.

We have a nice lot of beer stems
which we are closing out at remarka-
BILE low prices.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-04-14
WORK TO De BEGUN MONDAY.
Contractor Ulen Says Everything VIII
BE In Readiness BY Then.

| be w Hcdul0cha Dl NVSVs
The CONSTRUCTION Of the waterworks
lsys,em has Beehp a subject OF much
comment. especially among the labor.
ing classes of Ardmore. for some time,
and many have begun to won isr why
Contractor Ulen does not begin TO
dig bitches and put the pipe in the
ground.
The main reason OF the delay. Mr..
Ulen said this morning, was the sb.
sence Of the hydrants and valves and
tools to work with. Everything has
arrived now except the valves. and
they cannot be delayed no more than
a day or two.
Mr. Ulen said this morning that in
order to be sure and have everything
ready. he had now put OF the starting
OF digging bitches until Monday. when
large force OF hands will be put to
work installing pipe and hydrants
In the meantime work is now pro
crossing in some parts OF the sys
TEN. Mr. Ikard is already at work ex-
cayatlng on the Cruce hill for the
foundation OF the water tower. This
excavation will be made SS feet In dia.
meter and 10 feet deep. When Mr
Ikard finishes Gait a Erickson will put
in the foundation. which is princi-
pally OF solid concrete The Chicago
Bridge and Iron company has the con-
tract of making and putting in the
water tower and will commence in
about two weeks after Mr.. Erickson
finishes the foundation. The water
tower will be 25 feet in diameter by
l25 feet high. and is to be completed
by August 10.
At the pumping station. you might
say. the concrete foundation is com.
pleted and is now ready fos the brick
work to go ahead. In putting in this
station the brick will be put together
with cement. thereby making one OF
the very best houses that is possible
to make.
John w. l.. Moran of Elkhart. Ind.
will superintend the work. assisted by
J. d. Murphree. who has been here
for some time.
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An Ardmoreite representative was
in Mil Greek last Friday and was
called down for a misrepresentation Of
that busy little city in a former
write-up in which he stated that Mill
Creek was an inland town. which was
unintentional on his part, for It is one
Of the leading towns on the Frisco
railroad, and they liberaly patronize
the Ardmoreite. for which We extend
our thanks.
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DuFWOOds
The little daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
Bud Lowe is quite sick with slow fever
Mrs. Howe is also reported sick.
Earl.
The representative of the Stark
Drug company is here today.
Graham.
Jef II. Fowler left Saturday for
Checotah to attend the session e the
I. o. o. F. Grand Lodge.
VIII Cannon has returned from
Amarillo. Texas, where he has been
since the first Of the year
Prof. VIII Wright and his singing
class were here Sunday and did some
excellent work.
George Z. Sparks had the misfor
tune to get his house and contents de
stroyed by fire. four miles southwest
OF this place, Sunday afternoon. The
origin OF the fire is not known, az the
family was absent from home
Deputy Ben Collins is here today
from Healdton.
Cornish.
We have two light cases of small
pox in town.
Anderson Boyd and Mr.. Bledsoe ar,
here from Ardmore.
Dixie.
DR.. J. o. Rodgers has located her,
from ST. Louis to practice medicine.
Loco.
DR.. ]. NJ. Robertson and famil!
were down Sunday and Monday from
Duncan.
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Warning Order.

In the United States Court in the In
dian Territory. Southern District.
Matte Robertson, plaintiff, VS.
George Robertson. defendant. No.
5.562
The defendant, George Robertson. is
warned to appear in this court in thir.
ty days and answer the complaint Of
the plaintiff. Matte Robertson.
Witness, the Hon. Hosea Townsend
Judge, this 18th day Of April, 1908.
(Seal)
c. NJ. CAMPBELL. Clerk.
T. R. Hogan, Attorney.
A. MaHey appointed attorney for
nonresident.
First published April IL, 1908.
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J. Q. sMIrH,s oesERvATIoNs.
Says It Took Half the Street Money
TO Buy Material.

to Buy Material.
This morning your reporter talked
to j. o. Smith, street commissioner of
the Second ward, and from him learn
ed some things that might be Of in
terest to our readers.
What Mr. Smith talked about was
the working of Ardmore's streets and
how ii had been done in the past.
1t will be remembered that up to
month ago Mr.. Smith was street
commissioner for the entire city. and
had charge OF the collection OF the
money from those who preferred to
pay the 50 and also supervising the
work done on the streets
Mr.. Smith. in response to questions
put TO him. said that on an average
he only worked about 100 people who
preferred working TO the payment of
the So.
The street tax applies onl to persons
between the ages OF is and 45 and
VINO are sound in health. This law
eNempts many people from the street
work and after deducting them all he
was able to collect about $4,000 per
annum for the street and alley fund.
The commissioner went on to say
that it took about $500 year for til
ing, about $500 for lumber and about
SlOO for blacksmith and sundry work.
There is left then about 81 900 to have
the streets worked, He paid st.25 per
day for help and s. pei day for man
and team. The amount Of work that
will be done with the available funds
was about one-fourth OF what should
be done
Now that there are four street
commissioners to pay instead OF one.
and they now receive 81 instead Of
$3.50 for their services the public can
readily see that it does not look rea.
sonable that the same amount of work
can be accomplished. Besides. the
street and alley fund is already over.
drawn about $500.
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MADE QUICK RUN.
Fire Boys and Anna Belle Work Ad,
mirably Together.

tire Boys and Anna Belle Work Ad,
mirably Together.
Last night about O'Clock a fire
alarm was turned in from Lute John.
sons residence on West Main street
and proved to be only the fue burning
out ana no damage wes done.
The remarkable part of it was the
quick tmie run that the boys
made with the chemical engine. There
was no one who timed them. but Ed
Roberts says that he was on his horse
and had only about two-thirds as far
TO so as the engine and when he got
there he had to run his horse upon
the sidewalk to keep out OF the way
OF the engine.
Mind you, too. the fire boys had to
hitch up before they could start.
Mr.. Roberts was so well pleased
with the time the boys made that he
made them a present OF a Eve dollar
bill and box OF cigars.
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Salvation Army to Be Opened.

Capt. II. Thomas. mother and wife,
are appointed to open the work here.
Street services will be held every
night at p. m. A hall is in view in
which to worship in and contributions
will be asked for so as to put the
work on a permanent basis. All Ard
moreites are asked to help this good
cause.
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City Federation.

The City Federation will hold its
regular monthly meeting tomorrow
"wednesday afternoon at 8 o'clock
in the First Presbyterian church. I'm
portant business to be transacted and
all members are urged to be present,
and all interested in this work cordial.
ly invited. MRS. VAN DENBERG.
President.
MRS, STURGEON. Cor. Sec.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-04-14

Madame Yale's goods can now be
found on sale at Spiegle's bakery.
Mrs. spiegle will take pleasure in wait.
ing on all customers.
MRS. MARY L. CARTER,
SO-lm. Agent.
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eARTLEsvlLLe aToRmswEPT.
Roofs Were Torn on and 6uildIng
Demolished BY Wind.

Bartlesville. April 1S.-The storm
last night caused considerable damage
ere. A twostory brick building near
~ completed was blown down. The
east wall fell on dwelling. demolish-
ing t. The family had left the build
ing only a few minutes before and es.
capped injury. The roof was torn on
from the postofiice and bankbuilding,
al derricks were demolished and con.
siderable other damage done.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-04-14

oastraie colts by the latest ap
proved method. l do not throw them
down 70 operate. use an Encraseur.
Charges are low. Come and see me.
Once at Ramsey's drug store.
lO-6t DR.. l. U. BROWN.
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INJUNCTION AGAINST CITY FILED
Or. D. N. HALEY Asks Court to Re-
strain City From Locating Standplpe.

Or. D. NJ. HALEY Asks Court to Re-
strain City From Locating standpipe.
Today Judge C. B. Stuart, as attor.
ney. filed application for an injunction
for DR.. d. NJ. HALEY of this city
against II. II. Keller ct al. restrain.
ing the defendants. as city officials
from erecting the proposed standpipe
for the waterworks system on Third
street, just east of J. F. McMurray s
residence.
Besides Mayor Keller. F. s. Genung
E. C. Young, w. S. Ambrose and Jas
II. Gordon are named as defendants
In the application DR.. HALEY states
that the proposed standplpe will be
65 feet high and 30 feet wide. That
Third street is about so feet wide and
the standpipe would not leave sufh.
cient passage way for vehicles and
foot travellers; that II practically de
stroy said street and divert II from
the purposes for which It was dedicat.
ed That the standpipe would be a
constant menace 10 his home and fam.
lily and irreparably injure his proper.
ty and reduce the value of same as q
home
Judge Clayton announced that he
would hear the case at Antlers next
week. City Attorney Costigan and
Judge Stuart viii probably set a date
that will be in harmony with the
courts desires and argue the case
some time within the next week.
South McAlester Capital
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Team Wanted.

VIII give good price for we'll
matched gentle team for double driv.
ing. desired weight 1000 pounds,
height is hands. Bays preferred.
b-u. r. W. RANDOL.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-04-14

Wednesday. April 22, Miss Baird
will put on display a complete line OF
midsummer dress hats. 123t.
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b. Wallis fountain is open for
the season. He has the finest drinks
and cream. 9-5
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EstraYed Anril Z.
Agent

One bay pony, about 141s hands
high. too old 10 work. dim smoothing
iron brand on right shoulder. Will
pay for trouble Of finder.
X. CARLTON.
dzWl. Care Ardmorei.a
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DR JIG. ABERNETHY
Dentist
Over 7. n. Coleman S
Drug Store

Hardie's Eldo &c cigar Always
here. always the best. Homemade,
union made. 16-lm.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-04-14

Why worry with making kimonas
when you can get such nice ones at
Mrs. vanDenberg's Thursday. April
is? 1aS
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What has become OF the old fashion
ed man who said OF his enemy: Il
wouldn't trust him any further than
l could throw bull by M tan?"
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HUNG BY a Mob.

Crowds Of people are hanging Laid
laws screen doors daily. loft.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-04-14

The White Elephant Buggy remains
the worlds standard OF a good buggy
WILLIAMS. CoRHN a co.
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Stenen's imported ice cream, eele
brated for purity and flavor. at ]. 3
Walls fountain. 9-5
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Buy today from our fishing tackle
before the rush is on and the assert.
ment broken.
WILLIAMS. CoRHN & co.
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ArtsSIdl Mfg. I BOttlRg Co., PTOprist0Ts
AGO.

Have those ants in and about your
premises exterminated. This is the
time Consult ]. A. ROBERTSON.
lot'SO l20 S. Washington 81.
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Screen doors that hang well. look
well and keeps all the flies out are
to be found at I.aidlaw's. lott
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Try our imported cream. Delivered
to any part OF the city
s5 J. B. WALL & co.
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Go TO Mrs. VanDenbergs Thursday
afternoon, but kimona and enjoy
"the good old summer time" l2-4
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Take your Easter face and hat to
Coles for fine photos. 12-St
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The worlds famous stoves. the
Bridge and Beach, at
WEEKS BROS.
Practical Timers and Plumbers.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-04-14

All the egg drinks that are good you
win snd at Wallis fountain. 90
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The practical workmen, timers
and plumbers, WEEKS. BROS.
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Smoke HardIe's Edo SC cigar.
16-1m
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swallowed a FIy and Died.

But he would have been alive today
II he had bought one OF Laidlaw's s
"Owaso" screen doors. lott
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-04-14

Kills the grocer financially and
is hard on the customer. Do your
buying from JAKE and you will
have no bad goods. aud these are
samples of cash prices.
6 Ii. package 0at Meal. .-.......--..25c
2 Id. Friends Oats. s..-...--.-..-- .....- 10c
2 Id. Avena Oats................--..-...l l0c
l ID. Grape -Nuts-.---------.........--..l5c
2 Id. package Force 25c
2 Id. package Malta Vita ............- 25c
2 10. package Shredded whole
Wheat-..-........-...........---..--..... .--.....----25c
Genuine Texas Ribon Cane
Syrup, per gallon
Texas Sorghum Molasses, per
gallon ............. --.---- ---4Oc
JAKE
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-04-14

Majestic Steel Ranges. none other
as good.
WILLIAMS. CoRHN a co.
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Subscribe FOR the ArdmoreIte.
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Smoke Hardie's Edo SC cigar.
16-1m
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Eoiey's Hopey and Tar

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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-02-06
"MlRAMAR"

Rssultado de 10 election, qus 10
sociedad Popular Cooperat.vs de
Construcciones y Plestamos ha CO.
do en- el CON surso cslebrado entire
sue accio nistas el GiA Is dc Febrero
de 1908. pArA 10 adjudication de nm
solar dc 500 re .os.
Mir0ns09 ha ado 81 nomb slecto
por 10 Directive. y qse hs cores
pondido al sef1ar m Fran isc /, p 10
te por ser ell primsro q se Anot6 di
cho nom bre en- el Gu r6a rdnsro Is:
6 81 per tenece al solar ofeecido v
que recibir& como premio do In Aso
eiacion.
Los nombres de los 90 sios que ao'
metiefon Ell mismo nombre, Co j ARE
glo al turno acordado, SON les si'
guiei t,e:
Tarno Is don Ffanci CO Ponte,
San Juan.
Turno "a don Pedro Oh andri, San
Juan.
Tarno 131 don Miguel Hernandez,
Ponce.
Tarno 344 Gsrtradis Gaillot, San
Juan.
Tarno 685 Juan F Gallarao, San
Juan.
Tarno 60 G,acs Ds W. Lago vi.
na, San Juan.
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Run!lOreS

Sc dice que nm conocido polftico
no amigo de In eUa.61s, tuvo una
COZ fsrencia anoche CON u~o de los
candidates ptra el carg de AlcAlae
De San Juan, lamentAndose ste de
que 90 le trAtarR de Lar ,r oil proce
loso mar del <Municipio. en- momen
tos como sstos, cuando 81 no necesi
sabA de IL politics para vivir, puasto
que desempeflAba hoy nm cargo de
confanzs bien retribuido, en- donde
ha dsdo prueba de 10 que ca como
administrado Or competen ts.
Sc dice que esta mafiana el Jsfe
de 10 policfa reprendi6 aunque no
severAmense 6 los guardias que In.
tervinieron en- Ell alboroto de los ma
lfneros anocha, CON motive del cuAl
tuvo necesidad nm guaraia de dar
con el rotten & uno do dichos
marineros, h'riSndole en- 10 cab 20 y
de cuyo asuIto nos ocupAmos en-
NINA local.
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Buen proceder
de los torcedores de La
International y

Ea la m. d .na de hoy se pres ent6
en- 10 FAbric& dc tabacos "LA Iatsr.
nacional" una ooni ion de torcado.
res as visnen de Ponce, recorrien.
do toda ID Isla, con el in do reco.
lectar fandos para sccorrer 6 dos
fAmilias de torcedores. d. Ponce ON
hAn queaaao en- 10 indigencia, por
muerte urrida por incidente ca .
sual en- In bahia de aqse 10 eiu aAd
El taller por unanimidAd a3ord6
que cada una de los torce lores CON.
tribnilfs CON vaiE ticinco t ahacos CO /.
do uno & benedci, de las dos des
graciadas famIiAs.
ben por los to.eeaores dc Tia
IoternAciora." qua 6 tempo Eaban
responder al principle de soli4a'
ridAd!
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Juan Egozcue y Acha

Hemos tent 10 ell gu to Ia a&ludar
en- esta reduction al il tvsl don Juan
EGG zsue y Aeha, que, scomp 11ad
de ga efior padre, nos di pens6 en-
10 me- d ana de hoy ana atertA vista.
Ri joven Egoxcue acAba d II sgar
de los Estados Unidos, donds b y
cursadO CON gran aprL v schAmientc
10 carers de perito mercaI til 6 i'd o
mas. Els tambi6n habil estentg TO.
Supo, pues, aproveshar sa item po
en- la Reptblica No s.Americana,
deaie&ndoae con ab oluta devoc:6o
al estadio.
SAludamos car d ,samente al dis
tipguido compatriota que llegA 6 su
patris, en- lonae sAbr&n apreciar sus
condolences de iuteligencia. Reits
r&mosle nuestra mas distinguida con
sideraei6n.
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Terrible tormenta

New York, Febrero 6 1890 P. NJ.
Una terrible tormenta ha azotado
la costa. Llegan aqui detalles de
haber ocurrido muchos siniestros
marftimos en- los que han pereciao
numerosas personals. Las p6rdidas
materiales ocasionadas por la tor
menta con ell naufragio de b.rcos
alcanza q una considerable cifra.
Sc lamentan mucho las desgracias
perSOnales Ocurridas.
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Cdmara de Delegates
E1tracto de Ia session Dc hoy 6 Fbro.) J
A ID hora de ccstumbre y CON la
formaliaAdes de slemprs, q Abr'o q
session.
PETICIONEs

Una del maestro grAduaao. don
Diego Lopez, ao.ieitAndo nna sub.
a.6n para ir los Estados Uni-
dos. cnatro 8 seis meass praetisar
81 ing 81.
Ri Ayantamiento de G guas pi-
diendo cor tinuAr diff utandO lei Is
por 100 sobre Rentas internas.
E Alcalde de Agnada "a dirige s
los Delegates @ Q1if1ones, Montalvo,
F.jsrdo, g ,r, W oil y Gom solici :
tsndo arrs g Q s0bra 10 carretera de
AgdAdislA u An Asco.
Bills an q lectura.
Fac leido por solA 10 lactura de Sd
tftulo el Ell. B SO
Fue aprobada en- !. lectura la
H. M. 2 Memorial nj Presidente
de los Estados U1idos, para que sa
eonCierten Arreglos comereiales con
Espa1ia, FfAnsia, Italia, Alemania y
Austrls, 6 fin de que el cafe de Pto.
Rico rusfA importarse en- aquellos
paises paganao peQuefios aranceles
Por el &c d II Rossy.
Be lee una comunicAct6 8 del Con-
sejo Ejecativo, il j, mAndo 6 10 CA.
mara que el Consejo Ri acutivo he
pospuesto fndef nidamente el Fl. M.
1 Memorial Al Cong sso de les e
tados Unidos, soiieitando 10 imposi
ei6n dc una pfima sobre el e. f6
Jur6 el ca-go de Dele. ado Ell se'
nor GEO w. FlsbAck
Sc ley6 una irstaneia de don 10 6
r. Vidal solicitando de la Canara,
que reclane 10 devo.uci6n de Ii & an
"a que prest6 siendo administrator
de aduana de esta isla.
Sc puso 6 diseus;6n ell Fl Bit n.
so de Domsneeh,. sobre las dsudas
de las aboliias Juntasi de CAreeles
Departamentales y para otros fines
Apoyado , or eli senor Ca1 ufi as
fu6 aprobado sip dlscusi6n.
RI ssfior Gordils participa & 10 Ck
mara que no se han encontrAdo to
qufgrafos y qae solo hAy uno que
ha cedido el Attorney de ga cficina,
paara poasr hacsr sl sDiario de Ss-
sionesS.
No hAbiendo mas asuntos que tra
tar, 80 levant6 IL seaioa hasa ms
mana 6 las ocio