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INVENTARIO

Ia Legislature dehe dictag una Iey
para que Sc haga IN inventari0 de las
propiedades del pueblo de Puerto Ri
co. relacionando claramente sus fncas
valera 6ndolas para deduoir aus rentss.
Isn Aoa Iihroa RuxIliares dc Tssore-
xga, aKlarke de los asient0s corrsspon-
elianhea ea Ii conf dad general. de-
ben abrixse enens glaroimles para que
con precision So conOzca 10 Que produ-
ce cada ans de dichas propiedades. z
ninguna oEicina. Jefe de Dspartamen-
to. ni ninRdn Otro funciOnari0 deban
habitar afntuitamente nj utilizar para
ninQ6n tin do utilidad personal las
prOpiedades del pueblo de Puerto Ri
Cos menos que paguen como cuai-
quier otro ciudsdano n renta que de-
bon pagar camhiO del henefcio que
reciher.
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Puerto Rico.
HE DICHO.

San Juan, P. r. Noyiembre 1s. 1903
Las Proposiciones seIIadas pars te-
rraplenar, hacer payiment0s en- las ca
lies del sitio llamado MIRAAfAR. 81
como tambien les proposiciOues para
el alcantarillado, drenage y ssrTicio
de tuberfa de aqua De Ias mismaa se-
ran recibidas y abiertas en- Ia Ohcins
de Il Asosiaci6n caIle de Teta6n mum.
!. 4 lAa eaatr0 de b tarde del IS de
DieieuabTe del afEo 1908.
I0dos los infOrmes necesarios ms
trucciones los rematistas ser6n sumi-
nistrados per 81 Secsetario. quien tie
ne & la adispoaici6n de elIos los planes
= presupaestos
La Association Sc rsserva ed deFeeho
ds rehusar cualquiera todas las pro-
Por ordsn de Ia Junta Directiya.
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The sun., 1903-07-06
BOOKMAKERS HAVE HOLIDAY.
Make Merry at Hesper Clubs Outing Terry
McGOv vern In Box for His Baseball Team.

Congressman Tim Sullivan, Terry McGov-
ern and Tim Hurst were the bright particu-
lar stars at the second annual outing and
games of the Hesper Club at Donnelly's
Grove College Point, yesterday afternoon.
Tho Big Fellow" refereed the events on the
cinder path Terry did the twirlrg for his
baseball team, besides making a three-bag-
ger. and Hurst made his temperance on
the diamond as an umpire. Practically all
Second avenue and the neighboring streets
turned out to see the Hespers Off. Fully
l 900 persons sailed on the steamer Valley
Grove from the recreation pier at the foot
of East Third street, while another thousand
came by trains later In the day The party
reached the grove at 1890 o'clock, when
breakfast was served.
The Hesper Club is an organization COM
posed mostly Of bookmakers and politicians.
its president being Sam Harris, Terry McCiov-
ern's manager The baseball game between
the Hesper Club and Terry McGovern Assocl
ton was the chief feature OF the day. Sam
Harris, who Ia pitcher OF skill, was In the bo K
for the Hespers, and on the strength OF this
his side was made favorlte in the betting.
When the team won there was much enthu-
snsrn number of pencilers. including
Fred Block and Louis Green. won several
hundred dollars on the result.
When Congressman Tim, accompanied by
Little Tim. Eugene Comisky and Johnny
White .arrivedlat the grounds the big Fello W
was cheered There was no dissension a.
to his decisions in the racing events.
Fat Mems Race-Won by Sam Bradley. Hesper
Club Frank Rchhcmcr second: Ed Solomon
third
Hurdle race over ten rows OF beer kegs-Fina
heat scratch.-Won by Dick Fleishman; James
Smith second: Bob clifford third.
Boys Race. 100 Yards Won by Frank Kraemcr
George BrOwnhrld. second: Fred McGovern. third
Half Mile RunWon by Joe LEBLANC Louis
Green second: Al Allen. third
Match race between runners and bookmakers.
cashiers, about one mile Won by Fred Block
CARR BGmpec second. Charlie Kelly. third,
,ascDal game between Hespers and Terry
Mc(, ,vcrn Associatlon-Won by Hesper; score.
loo Yard Handicap Won by Fred Block scratch:
j LEBLANC, 10 yards, second Louis Green. 5 yards,
third.
Fred Schultz Louis Green. second; Charlie May
Or,, Nile Walk.-Won by lake HIrsh: Garlic D., e"
second: Gimp" Martin. third. Time. minutes
Srnc Race 100 Yards Won by Fred Block Roger
LOTUS second; sig Roscntcld, third. Time, "A
seconds. -
swimming Race Won by Vic Mcclure: Ell
IisItncr. second; B!lly Manheimer, third
TWO Mile Run. Handicap Won by Garry Bample.
100 ards. IOuls Green, rs yards. second: Louis
GrSt IS yards, third.
SnCl Race for Mnmbers-Won by Louis Block:
Charlie Kelly second: Monte Lewis. third.
Potato facc-WOn by Commodore Dutch:
Terry McGovcrn. second; John J. Rcisslen. third
The sun., 1903-07-06
SAVABLE HERE.
Drake's Colt FIT for Reallzatlon--work nj
Other Candidates.

Trainer Enoch Wishnrd arrived at the
Grnvesend racetrack yesterday evening
with John A. Drake's Realization candidate
Savoblc He also brought High Chan
cellor. Who the trainer said. merely came
on as travelling companion TO Savnble.
Savable looks in the pink of condition, and
he bore the route from Chicago to New YORK.
Trainer Wishard said. without the SEM
blancc of uneasincss. He does not appear
to have grown much since last seen in the
East. after his Futurity victory. He pleased
his trainer very much in his work before
being shipped The astute trainer brought
on his own oats and hay. lest the change
Of feed might disturb the digestion OF his
charge
High Chancellor has furnished into n
grand-looking threc-year-old He looks
every inch high-clasS rlCehorse OF course.
hc has not had the hard races that Savsble
has had This season, To-day Savable VIII
in the saddle. the boy who will pilot him
in the Realization tomorrow Mike DAILY
VIII arrive with Claude from Detroit to-day
He il very sanguine of the colt + chances
against the best here and he thinks he holds
Savahle safe in the big race.
Africander was in rare form Mt Gravesend
yesterday, He covered mile and i've fnr-
longs, the Realization distance. in 2:53. he
greater part OF the route. Africander was
under a stiff pull the entire journey. short
hose got q nice mile at better than tW2.
minute clip at Sheepshead Bay; The colt
worked n mile and furlong In 1919 on
Saturday.
Trainer Rogers was also, lenient with the
Whitney candidate Reliable. as he thinks
the colt had enough Of work in covering mile
and a half in 2;3si5 on saturday His work
was highly praised by those who witnessed
it. Fire Eater. who has raced q good deHl
aud furlong in 2:O3 was sufficient TO NJ MN
for the big event tomorrow.
The sun., 1903-07-06
FREELAND STAR on SPEEDWAY.
The Alfonso Trotter Has winning Day.
Losing Only Dine Brush.

Sneedw,y p,rL UNA =, vary inviting sDot
opeeuway FarN was very 'hvnlhk spv'
yesterday morning to lovers Of harness sport
The sun was hot, but a nice breeze swept
the stretches The contests were keen and
,ho o.osnd ..na,o,I'' ,A So, .ro,ter
Sno oiowu appreeiati'e. me nay uo'Io' ~
Freeland. 2;l7&, driven by David Goodman,
was easily the star performer Of the MORN
in1 Only once did tho Alfonso trotter lose
a Sr,,sh and ,ha,, ho n,,,ahaS H., sron, h,t on
Tsis '"em u. 10 '',."u hi eua. =" a,. u' nd h;s
eomns,ors %sS bs bn ms s sed ""
2:27X. owned by George Huber and driven
bv the trainer Rns Clash and Kinpwood,
2i71., with George A. Coleman up
Freeland was really winner from the
first turn Of the wheels had Mr.. Goodman
nepI % MN , wen IN nahu AS IL was ne @ asSualea ha
the lead Just after coming around the bend
and he was still in front and moving well
Rad Ganrne and Kinr.noG Kin u u ,Sora havinn il
t L'eu s "eoise anu h'hS"oou were haNlhe
manner ana longs Iength IN the rear ana
into run. Red George and Kingwood
oniohod baado go. .,,d 90. Jr;,o. hnIia,,.d
h haH "is Phi anu 'uIn th "lrTe. ,s, i",e
Freeand made in the morning. In the next
brush A. b. Gwathmey sent the chestnut
trotter blonde, 2Isn, to make quartet
put the lexas trot,er was harnessed TO
heavy wagon and the weight was more than
he could handle and win Freeland went
others get to him. MIR Iwathmey believed
Blonde could draw the heavy wagon and
beat Frceland and the two horses we're sent
one heat together In point of speed Blonde
and il caused him to make n break when near
tho end of the iron railing and Freeland was
an easy winner
A. Bauman's bay trotter Nicol d., 2:251,
was the first winner of the morning, the BAY
trotter, Don Cyrene. driven by j A. Pickett.
and the black horse Direxo, with Nj. l.. Simon
up, finishing behind him Then Direg0
had two brushes with the trotter GRAY Billy
driven by William Scott, and finished each
time in second place One of the best con-
When Red George and KinnwSod came To-
gcther Red George won by a neck and
Shoulders
The sun., 1903-07-06
On Brooklyn's speedway.

Holiday crowds witnessed the brushing
over the Brooklyn Speedway yesterday
afternoon. The matches were of a good class
and snappy from start to finish. John Bull
man, with his black trotting stallion The
Raven, won some closely con tested events
from Charles d. -StranGs Chester, John
Adrastrs. and lost a brush to DR.. j. $
McBrdes Charley velo. in which the two
blacks made a pretty race. The Raven
later. in two brushes WIZ ih9mss mas Bntnss
Mr.. Cones Alice Drake. a newcomer, won
from Brandywine by three lengths and de-
feated Red Fox in two well -driven mile dashes
Chance, j. Irving's Staten Island trotter
brushed with PAGERS yesterday for the first
time since his appearance on the Brooklyn
Speedway. winning. from Motion in his best
Warner, carried the old campaigner George,
2O8l., of his feet when they brushed down
In the closing event Of the afternoon.
The sun., 1903-07-06
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES.


CHICAGO. July 5.--The New Yorks won with
ridiculous ease to-day. despite the fact that
they had to put in q crippled team but ac-
cording TO the rules and to the assertions
made by Jim Hart the game does not count
The Chicago club has sent in notice of pro-
test, based on the rule regarding having
uniformed substitutes in readiness. Warner
was hurt early In the fray. a foul tip removing
a finger nail Mertcs had to 20 in and catch
Just as "Slamdow" was donnng the big
glove Bresnahan, badly hurt In yesterdays
game. came limping into the grand stand to
SEQ the fun McGraw called him and Bresna-
han agreed to go In; He went TO the, club
the game.
In the fourth inning Mertes and Babb
hit safely. Taylor threw TO first Chance
was sound asleep. the ball hit him on the
arm and the runners moved up. Jones
mufred LADDERS fly and two runs counted.
Haltren singled and Evers threw McGann's
grOunder on the floor. which error, plus "A
fly TO Harley. netted two. In the eighth New
York got busy again Mertess fly evaded
Harley Chance dropped Evers's throw of
Babb's grounder. Two men went Tinker
fell all over Bresnahans,, whack. Mc(iin-
nifty beat bunt and Browne soaked a q
most of the time by Babb, who helded
grandly, twice hauling down terrific liners.
The Cubs only run was in the fifth on
Everss triple and Harleys grounder to
McGnnity.
Men got hurt frequently. Taylor was hit
ten, minutes. McGann was upset at, first
and laid out Somebody tossed ball into
the diamond which hit Tinker on the in
telleCt and stunned him.
The sun., 1903-07-06
Lon Dillon Fails TO Beat AIMS Record.

CLEVELAND. July 5.Lou Dillon. the five
year-old daughter of Sidney Dillon, who has
made turf history since becoming member
of G. X. G.. BlinGs's stable of trotters. tried
for the trottng record for mares. now held
by Alix, 2.03',. yesterday afternoon. and
came within half a second of the mark,
stepping the mile in 2:Oil, II was nothing
like the performance she sho wed last Monday
afternoon. when she stepped mile to wagon
in 2Ol',. After her performance of last
Monday many believed she would break the
trottng record for mares TO sulky but she
lacked the staying power and the wonderful
burst of speed at the finish that she sho wed
a week ago. Intead of finishing fresh and
well in herself she was completely tired out.
and Millard Sanders had to do his best to
bring her to the wire In fast time. Two fast
mles in Ms many weeks told on her, and she
was trfe of edge when she took the work
Psterday against the watch.
The sun., 1903-07-06
LETTER CARRIERS COMPETE.
station p Athletes Garry on the HOnors
In Point Struggle.

The annual outing of the Letter Carriers
Association wns continued yesterday at
Schuctzcn Park Union Hin. N. j., and the
programme of athletic events begun on Sat
urday was finished. The list yesterday was
composed of five events. all closed. and In
the scramble for points Station , came out
a winner \ big crowd Of spectators gathered
to see the sport
Running Broad Jump-W Won by j. Covers Station
p, with jump Of q feet inches; j. DulYy, Station
B second. with 20 feet Inches, j. Friedman, sta
tlOn j.. third with 20 feet.
7j-Yard Run, Novice Won by NJ Donnely, Sta
ton w NJ. Friedman. g. p. o.. second, j. Frlcl
station H. third Time. 0 | 5 seconds
Fat Mans Race 10 yards Won BY j. Lewis,
Station p. N. Spainc. Station J second r. DeRzler
Station p. third. Time. II I seconds,
500 Yard Run-Opc TO carriers and post ONCE
clerks Won by l.. Wolf. Station r. W. Lockwood,
Madison Square station, second J. Manley. G. p, o.
third Time, minute % As seconds.
Half Mile Walk Won by r. \. Dharp Station p:
W. BurChart. Station i, second; j. Powers. Station
p. third. Time. minutes is seconds,
The sun., 1903-07-06
BANLAN'S RERELAIOUS OARSMEN.
Coach Defied by Columbia Captaln-wsnta
Fun Power or VIII quit.

Ioiumbm University rowing authorlties
nave some trouble ahead ana the Dno
ana whte deVotees OF aquatic sport may
nave TO hunt around Tor new rowing
coach soon For the last week or 30 ~ mas
peen reported that Edward Hanlan had LETT
lolumbla Tor good and all, but This Ia not true.
Tor the contract OF the eX-champion sculler
does not expire until Oct next. and until
then the question OF Hanlan's retention as
rowing mentor will probably hang fire. But
that the conditions between Hanlan and the
Columbia rowing folk has been strained
since early in the season, there in no doubt,
and tho cl,max was reached about n week
before the PouRhkeepsie races
For several days prior to the contests
Hanlan did not sleep at Putnam Hall,
,hn Cnr,,,,,hi, ,,,,o-ta ars ,nd ,ho MAN we're
s. .. ouo"' '' .,'.,' ~ -. anu ~, WI m. a,d do
Tree to eat ana drink whut they hke" nh" uo
almost anything they pleased They were
nnder the surveillance Of Capt Bartholomew me, .
d,a ~ an,nn,h",. a,,o su, 49,, par,hoiomow
u'u, 'aNi.s lneir cue from oap,, naI'noao'"s", wv
who had full power over Hanlan and ran
The thing which brought matters to a
,,aa ms rs "" ,hori,,, na,, hs,,veen
,oau , so iar as "u1ho'ns "oiv .''sa"
bartholomew and Hanlan happened "hen
the latter proposed to change the rigging OF
the boat In the Harlem repatta the Column
hi, ,,,a,s,., ,,rht ,raa r,rrad n, n largo angle
suitable 10 mile race ana they snoWeu 10
advantage. making a vertable dock out OF
their opponents. the Dauntless r. c. Know
inp that the oarsmen could not null Mt this
- ~ s',1 sno WI =. 'oan Nv, p. ,',o.a,,
angie ior iour mlles, " appears iahian "anIso
to change the rigging to u lesser angle. The
first man to engage the attention of the coach
was cant Rortb,,omew and bia stre,cher
80. a,., ., '' ,. :, '.. -.
was aHNreu ana ms Diaoe pareu oo"h from
inches to O.. inches. The other men re-
ceived similar att ention. and all went smoothly
for n few dova unti, partholomew fatlv
~, .o u, "us' u"'.. , n" n,N - a..
told hahian that ne wanted hs linen oar
paTk anu n1 riSgllg as IL was petoIe' ,,.
ms tia@hlah ana Ieiuseu' omt Sap. Ysok, i
son son ol ime "! crew Mtlit 70 iIahian aiu t LOU
I'm I'M. 10 10 ict aapC nai tnoipo.leM p mave ne way
ioi saM'' eVtn 'He cirMs WIZ W.T. gta,en ge en-
par, M ~ Is saiH oeciaIsu II ne u.u ny,
iiaVe la ms way ahu s'r9ke tne crew tnrrs "2u.u
,h pe no crew at az. hanlan gave N 10 bar-
MOONEY no. aIu the varsity team came h
i0st III Ine race , ,.,.
uIahI"il ia Mas seer Yesterday ne saiu. =
~ shoTt tiine snai! KNOW Whe.neI 1
am .o pc Wlsn IolumDla next year OF no.'
gnu anu as iai as am cohcernta am nos oVtt
na..uI anM,ous LOT the Top oyer tnls ast lrlp .o
iouenhetpsiie lsel ialTly usEusteu ana on
ny Mlhf SSH 70 Diame LOT q lot OF ~. had con,
sttneIaDle stne trouple WIN the crew, ana tnat
s,,se nns awus carry m Cne year conDihatISm l,n2
The sun., 1903-07-06
Mohawk A. G.. Games,

The regular monthly games of the Mohawk
A. C. were held yesterday az SulHer's West
chester Park. and the members of the popu-
lar Bronx Club made merry over the con-
tests EnRelhart won the so-yard run and 300
yard run, both from the scratch mark. +.
Kirk accounted for the mile Rnd n half run.
and Louis Mang was on hand for the standing
broad jump and sprints. she wing no III effects
from the nll-around championship contest
on Saturday.
90 Yard Run. Handicap Won by r EnGclhart.
scratch H. Hart. IL feet, second; F. Larz II feet.
third. Time, - seconds.
900 Yard Run HNndicnp-Won by F., Englchhrt.
scratch: l.. Mang. 10 yards Second; j. 2ur Nicden.
Is yards third. Time, a5 as seconds.
$40 Yard Run. Novicc-Won by j. Doody: W. J.
v. Cooke second: j. Eur Nicdcn, third. Time.
. minutes 2S9 seconds,
one Mile and half Run-Won by r. Kirk: J,
Doody. second: F. Lorz third Time minutes
seconds
Standing Broad Jump, Handlcap-Won by r.
Lorz. % inches, with an actual jump Of feet
1 inch: E. Hart. II inches second. with feet 10
inches: l.. Mang, scratch, third. with 10 feet s.4
Inches.
The sun., 1903-07-06
Cpdarhurst Polo Tournament.

Play in the annual polo tournament Of tho
Rockaway Hunting Club will begin at Cedar
hurst to-day The programme and drawings
follow:
blizzard cups. for teams whose handIcaps do not
exceed sixteen goals To day Rlmson vs.. Country
Club Of Wcstchcsicr second. To morrow Great
Neck VS.. Bryn Mawr Second. July D, RoCkaVAy
second vs. winners Of 10 morrow. July II, win
Squadron 4. July TO- nnal
Ladies' Ch,llcnge Cup, without handicap. July
a, Country Club Of Westches,or nrst VS. Rocka
way Nrst. July 10. Bryn Mawr nrSt VS.. winners
OF July g.
Rockaway Hunting Club Cups. under the regular
hsndlcaps- July a. Country Club OF Westchester
second vs. Rockaway second. July IL. Great
Neck VS.. winners OF July II. July 10. Rockaway
nrst vs. Bryn Mawr second. July "a. fnal.
The sun., 1903-07-06
HILDEGARDE WINS OCEAN RACE.
Edward n. Coleman's Schooner Comes
Home AlOne--TrOquOis Runs Aground.

Edward r. Coleman's big schooner Hide
parde won the second ocean race held under
~ o,a,,ino. ~ tha Atlor,ic yaoh, r,,,h .,',a
sne "u.p''es VI et.kI ome "".' a.. a'n. '."o MS
summer ana hhlshed IN 'he gray dawn
yesterday The Iroauois, the only other
craft to cover the distance ran aground on
p,, w Ia ,'t ~. ~ 49," vi
hom'r shoa ana u.u m not fench inc clubhouse
until / O'Clock The course covered was
from between an anchored stakcboat and I he
flagstaff on the club lawn at Sen Gate to and
ra,,,d Tho Fira Island ugbtabin md r,,ur,
"'o"t'H WV ~ ~ ~,''r ~ '''"i"'
distance OIL elHhtS-SlN hau'l'nl miles
The start was mad" early on Saturday
,,orrinp md tho co,natip vachta 1vera n,
ih"' "','e "N ~, IH ,,. "V'' "a
pec.'u !" 'o'l'p..V' WV 1, u'9,an ~ t'"e 70
par'Icipate IN 'he pNFoe'nhlc dSplay OIL