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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-12-04
PERSONAL.

J. r. Dame. who was connected with
the management Of the Inside Inn at the
3 Louis Worlds fair. is at the Nnuts-
ford
NJ. Grabfelder. a sdistller OF Louisville
Ky as at the Knutsford.
Or. John y. Paige and wife of New
York are ~ the Nnutsford.
Madame A. Thierry and Madame z.
Denis OF Paris are at the Knutsford
Fl. b. Torrance of Kansas CITY. Mo. is
at the Cullen.
J. w. Sammon 81 Kemmerer. Wyo. is at
the Cullen.
E D. Ball Of Logan is at the Kenyon.
George Chandler Of Bingham is at the
Kenyon.
R. A. Grant and wife. Mrs f. 2. Ecan
Mrs. W n. Hinton and Miss Stores of
Ogden We're in the city Yesterday and
registered at the kenyon.
o. \. Brown and wife Of Denver are at
the Wilson.
Elizabeth Wright Of Boston is at the
/ Wilson.
John Slocum and wife of Chicago are. at
the Wilson.
j. G. Leary. who returned Yesterday
from Idaho. intends TO move from his
mousse AT p and First streets and Will
take apartments in the Emery Holmes at
state and South Temple streets
Mrs. ]. \. Eslinger has returned 10 tn.
city after spending the past five months
IN the east On her way back she visited
the St LOuis fair. Mrs Fslinrer ref1Irrs
with health much improved
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used and where electric currents are
shunted or broken. on different circuits
for advertising purposes will not be ap-
proved unless the devices for motive
power and for the shunting and break
ing of currents onsdI1erenf circuits are
Installed in accordance with arequire-
ments Of National Electrical Code"
BOARD OF FIRE UNDERWATER
OF THE PACIFIC.
BY KARL a. SCHETD.
Surveyor District F.
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LkB0RS ARE ENDED.
Congregational Association Completes
It's Programme and Adiourns.

me annual meeting Of the Congrega-
uonal association concluded it's Iabois
Yesterday. and adjourned AT the morn
ing session Rev. j. d. Kingsbury. super
intendent of home missions. gave review
field.
Rev. George I. Adams of Lehi followed
with "A discourse on Our Pilgrim
Heritage" in which he said the pilgrim
fathers and mothers had transmitted to
Their posterity certain qualities that had
lett an impress on the American people.
IheN had set examples of faithfulness to
duty under trying circumstances that
those OF the present day should emulate.
ne afternoon session was given up to
nearing reports of committees Of and
societies affiliated with the Womens Mis-
slOnary union.
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Ogden Briefs.

The engagement of Florence Roberts at
the Grand opera house begins tomorrow
night when that talented actress appears
in ''Zaza.' Tuesday night she appears
for the first time IN Ogden as Marta Of
the Lowlands.'
Professor MILFORD NJ. Mckendrick Will
lecture tonight at the Second ward meet
ing house, his subject being The Mega
tive Phase of Life
A marriage license was issued yester-
cay afternoon TO two colored Young peo-
ple Ben G. Mccullough OF Calvert. Tex.
and Pearl r. Brockman Of Fort Worth.
In the report yesterday Of the action OF
the board of health concerning ice ponds
il was stated that the Jones pond would
be passed provided a filter was put in.
IT should have read the James" pond
~ the Jones pond was passed without any
conditions
Articles Incorporating the Bertinou IT.
rigafion company were filed yesterday
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ON RETURN TRIP.
Apostles and Other Mormons Coming
Back From Mexico.

Word has been received By President
Joseph F. Smith of the Mormon church
that Apostle John Henry Smith. Apostle
Charles w. Penrose, Major Richard W
Young and DR. II. J. Faust. who went to
the City Of Mexico after the adjourn
ment OF the international irrigation con-
greSs, held at Fl Paso. Tex. will arrive
IN Sslt Lake tomorrow. Apostle Matthias
r. Cowley. who has been in Mexico sew
eral months. and who was wanted as a
witness before the United States senate
committee on privileges and elections to
testify in the SmOot case, viii, il is said.
remain there.
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SERVICE OF SONG.
To Be Given This Evening at Cen
tral Christian Church

Following IS the programme of the song
service 10 be given az the Central Chris
tan CHURCH al 5:f5 O'Clock this evening:
Organ. voluntary ...... Miss Rothschild
DaXology.
Invocation.
Gloria t,atri
Hymn
Scripture reading
Anthem when the Lord Turned
PRAYER.
Responsive anthem. Soft the Dews
Of Evening FAIL "-.-.........Adolt Frey
Hymn.
Offertory violin solo Miss Helen Hartley
Antnems- Harvest Anthem. ii Banify
Fdst fails the sun, ...-.......... Ravens
Hymn.
Solo Observation-Disclosures. Mr. phiUfD Parton
Anthem: Babylon -....--..... Mr.. Watson
BeuedictiOn.
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OF the many such remedies on the
market, only oneSs best. 1t is Palmo
Tablets. They sooihc- the fretfuI. i'm.
dnce natural sleep.an quickly dispel
symptoms Of nervous debility, such as
falling memory, weak back, dreams,
etc
II you are week and run down from
any cause, and waat 70 look and feel
years Younger, tase Palmo TABLETS.
30 cents. Book Frse. The ). r.
Fell Co.. Cleveland. 0.
For Sale by F. J. Hill Drug Co.
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Ogden Society.

Aglaia was beautifully entertained on
Tuesday Nov. 3 at the CHEEKY home Of
Mrs A. ". Putnam. Everything was IN
Putnam Is an honorary member Of the
club. and al appreciated the privilege OF
meeting with her The day was called
THANKSGIVING day. and as every one pres
ent was called upon 10 furnish something.
the programme became an ENJOYABLE feast
Of good things. We had the tale of the
olden time. Lsowell's The. Pumpkin; the
humorous MI Dooley. that which was
both sober and serene and. more. por-
traying pathos, wit and humor With all
he time fled TOO rapidly, but the hostess.
Katherine Johnson. held her friends for
few minutes longer. Mrs. Johnson. a
guest sweetiy sang "The Last Rose OF
Summer and Annie Laurie II was a
real pleasure TO hear her. Tuesday. Dec.
G. Mrs II r. Horton. 80 Twenty-second
street viii entertain Aglaia
Mrs. ". y. Smith and her daughter.
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Rartlett,s Condition seriOus.

The condition of William Bartlett and
Rene Burke. the fireman and engineer
Of the Oregon Short Line engine which
blew un at Pennington Friday night We're
reported last night TO be practically in the
Same condition ar when last heard from
BARTLETT was so badly scalded that his con-
dition is serious. but Burke viii un-
doubtedly- recover. Bartletts home is at
Lacrosse Wis. He has an aunt. Mrs.
carr Jacobsen, residing in san Lake.
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SIX Cars Of Wreckage.

six carloads Of wreckage from the
nion Pacific wreck near Green River
on Nov L were brought TO Ogden yes
terday. Tt will be possible to make over
the passenger engine. hut the freight en-
CINE is not hing but mass of zcrap iron.
twisted into all kinds OF shapes. The ten
der of the freight engine remains almost
intact, although IL pierced through two or
Three Of the passenger coaches.
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ERDAHL Is ARRESTED.
Woman Also to Be Taken Into Gus
todv Today,

Nils Christensen. otherwise known as
Erdahi. was arrested yesterday by Sner-
sff Bailey for intimacy With Mrs. Chris
tina Grow. A warrant for her arrest will
De- served this morning. G hristensen has
divorce proceedings pending against him
brought by his wife on the grounds OF
cruelty. Mrs. Grow was married last
summer, after causing the arrest Of the
man whom she espoused. They have not
lived together At the county Jail ycster-
day Erdahl discussed the matter in bro
ken English admitting enough 10 convict
him Of the crime charged. but seeming
10 see nothing of public concern in the
fact that he had violated American pro-
prieties. The couple have. been living to-
Rether in a house north OF Five Points
belonging TO Charles Stout. The house
burned down recently under somewhat
suspicious circumstances and E.rdahI
claims that he received bad burn on his
head at the time, being asleep until the
fire reached him. He exhibited blister
on the back Of his head. but his lengthy
hair was very little sfnged. The sheriff
z investigating various phases Of the case.
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LODGE OF SORROW.
Programme For Elks' Memorial Serv-
ice This Afternoon.

ice This Afternoon.
The Elks' memorial service Of ogden
lodge. p. p O. T.. viii be held this after
noon in the Grand Opera House begin
ming at 800 The lodge Of sorrow viii
convene in memory of George l. Wade,
John H. Brady and Harry :. Howard,
members who have died during the year.
The programme follows:
The PALMS ....-......-..-.--..... Faure
Orchestra.
in Memoriam' Rev. Elmer I. Goshen
Crcdo. from ST. Patrick's Mass
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. De Ia Hache
Orchestra.
Opening ceremonies. First part or Ritual
Nearer Ny God, 70 Thee ......--. Lodge
Responses. Officers Of lodge
"Oh, That We Two Were MayinS' ..Nevin
Mr.. Fred Graham.
Invocation Rev. Elmer ]. Goshen
Sextette from Lucia Di Hammer
moor" ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. DOnlzeIu
Orchestra.
FeuIo.v ............. Lester D. freed
salt Lake lodge No. 50
"Oh Divine Redeemer +-.......... GOunOd
Mrs. Bessie Browning.
Closing ODE ..-.-..-....-. - Og-e
Accompanies Squire Coop.
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JENSEN Is DRAFTED.
Municipal Court Clerk Is to Run
Against Judge Dee.

The Republican central committee met
last night in the city hall and received the
resignation of Carl +. Peterson. nominee
for the position OF member of the board
IT education for the Third ward. David
Jensen. at present the clerk Of the mu-
uicipaI court was placed on the ticket TO
fill the vacancy.
a number of Republican workers from
each ward were also present at the meet
ing together with the five Republican
candidates. and plans were outlined Tor
making a NiRornus partisan cAmpaign.
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|~"@-~o~~~~~~N~~~~~~~~~~~~J>~~ .~~~~O~~~~oo@o
~ KS Tn this city. Nov q, 1904. Jacob
burst, aged So years
The funeral viii be held TODAY fSunda,l
at 10 a. m. at S D. Evans funeral mar
lors 2l3 South State street. Internert
MI. Olivet cemetery.
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ACTIVE business man with 500. lake
charge branch new staple business start
ing up in this city; permanent position and
profit of 1000 per annum TO -lGnt PARTY.
Bank references. Full particulars at per-
sonal interview. Address w. A. s. care
Herald
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PERSON TO call or retail trade: estab-
Ushed business: S26 and expenses paid
weekly expense money advanced; posi-
ton permanent: previous experience not
essential Address Trade Manager S23
Dearborn. Chicago.
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CHIMNEY SWEEPING: no dirt. Ma
tional House Cleaning Co, Bell phone
105S-k Ind 97S.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

MASONIC NOTICE.
MI MORIAH lodge No. 2 viii hold a
special meeting tomorrow CMondayb even
ing at 40 o O'Clock for NJ. NJ. degree work.
MasOns qualified invited
CHRISTOPHER DIEHL Secv.
ATTENTION Knights of Pvtbias AM
members of Rocky Mountain lodge No. 3
are requested to meet at the X. Of p
nan sunday. Dec :. Al 2:30 sharp to at
tend the funeral of our late brother Rob
err shelton. JOE SANDS. G. G. .
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WILL guarantee good care TO good
horse for little service this winter. F. A.
Ellswood. f59 :. Sd East.
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LADIES and gents calling cards elc-
santly written by expert penman. % So.
near Main.
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BORN.
DIED.

|~~S~S>.->N~.-~-~--~~>~~~
La w lie Mr.. and Mrs. +. NJ Law. a
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FLORISTS.
WANTED

BY MARRIED couple TWO good rooms
ana BOARD IN private family. in suburbs
on bench. Address r. 4. S care Herald
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WANTED-Ten men in each state TO
travel tack signs and distribute samples
and circulars of our goods salary SO per
month. 50 per day for expenses. kaufman
Co. Dept d s. Atlas Blk Chicago.
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EVERY ONE DESTROYS OF improving his
position. Increasing his Dav. should read
our free So page book our mail plan ln
electrical and steam engineering shows
The short road 10 success. Electrical En-
gineer destitute. New York.
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GREAT WESTERN IRON & METAL
Co, dealers in scrap iron, metals. rub
bers. bottles rags. etc. Carloads spc-
cialty 23O 10 go South First West.
Phones: Ind 1921 Bell. 1897.
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MAN with team and scraper to do day
or two,S work Apply at once. Address
W l. Herald.
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PARTIES with small means who want a
light and profitable business where yOu
can PUT down one dollar and pick I'D two
Address J. G., P. Q. box $50. City
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GOOD STORES. desirable location. good
town in Wyoming Apply at Davis Shoe
Co.. 23S S. Main.
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UTAH JUNK CO. afgnest prices PAID
for scrap iron, rags. rUbbers. bottles. cop
ger brass. etc. 6S z. Sth So. Tel rs.
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WILL. CALL "a Your home and do your
plain sewing chiidrens clothes are my
specially. Address F %. Herald.
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ANYONE who saw the street railway
accident on Main street and Third South
about noon Of the 18th day OF October. IA
which ], : Johnson was injUTed Will con
fer favor by addressing HIM ct he Mil
Ter hotel. Salt Lake City. Utah.
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State of Utah, County of Salt Lakes.
II. p. Clark. being first duly sworn ac-
cording to law deposes and SAYS that ne
IS assistant cashier of the above named
bank; that the above and foregoing re-
port contains d full. true and correct
statement of the condition of the said
bank at the close OF business on the 10th
day of November, 1904.
IT. p. CLARK
Subscribed and sworn TO before me this
2lst day of November. 1904.
c. L. HOAG,
Notary Public
State of Utah, Office of the Secretary of
State.-ss.
l. James T. Hammond. secretary Of
state of the state Of Utah. do hereby
certify that the foregoing is a fun. true
anc correct copy Of the statement of the
above named company. now on file in
my office, 18th day Of November. 1904.
!. T. HAMMOND.
Secretary of State.
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XMAS sale, diamonds. watches. rings.
at low prices. Uncle Sans 20 r. LIST So
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MALE HELP WANTED.

~->~~~~~~~,~~0~~~@-~--
GOOD boy wanted. with bicycle. neat
appearance. Mehesy. the furrier, KnutS-
ford hotel bldg
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A WELL ESTABLISHED firm wants
specially men to sell an exceedingly at
tractive salable line. special terms and
unique inducements To trade; high priced
men investigate. L NJ Arthur Co, De-
trOit Mich.
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YOUNG MEN. everywhere. copy letters
home evenings: $3.50 week. Send adj
dressed envelope for particulars. Man
ager Dept PSI. Box 14ll. Pnila-, Pa
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WHY NOT travel with pocket sample
only and make 500 to 500 weekly selling
staple article requiring no experience +.
L. Brown 5l2 Roe Bldg, ST. Louis. No.
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SALESMAN WANTED - Experienced
travelling salesman. by large Cleveland
jobbing house. 20 FIN vacancy for balance
Of 1904: viii renew for 1905 if satisfactory;
high commissions. with So weekly. W 5.
Finley Co. 90 Prospect St Cleveland. o.
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A GOOD. sober INDUSTRIOUS miner. APP
ply 49, s. ilth East.
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The Wells. Fargo & Co. Bank

REPORT MADE TO THE SECRETARY
OF STATE or THE STATE OF UTAH
OF THE CONDT@TTON on
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$500 TO 1850 a year in the railway mail
ice. We prepare by mail for examine ton.
nearly 2aNo0 appointments last year. For
particulars address Civil Service School
PA Walnut St. Philadelphia. Pa.
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Located at Salt Lake. in the county of
salt Lake. state of Utah. at the close of
business on the 10th day OF Nov 1904:
RESOT- RCFS
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-12-08
Information agrie0Ia.
IN CuItlVO possible On lsla
PTOgTeSO agriGOIa en- Gaba y H.
gGDtIDa.


LA vanilla se produce silvestre
en- Las tierras vfrgenes. El vAlOr CO.
merCial de esta pIanta y Ia faciIidad de
50 exploitation que Sc hGce sin cos
to. hacen ga cultivo muy inteFesante.
Ia coseCha pueden recogerla mpieFes
y nifios.
Los terrenOs propios para este cul-
two son los cubiertos por an lecho de
mantill0.
Siendo trepadorR es precise tener
tant0s arb0les protectoTes como plan
bas de vanilla.
Debe eyitarse la poca ventilaci6n y
la demasiada sombra.
ComieDzs fructificar desde Ell se-
gundO emo, decrece despu6s de una
d6cada.
Hoy Sc vende Ia vanilla & $45 el XII
l6gramo. Tiene mercados en Europa
y los Estados Unidos y cada dia se ex-
tiende mas SD uso.
I'm SindiCat0 norte americano hR
adquiridO Ia. hacienda Nauy6 en- Cuba
Y otr0 negccia 10 colonization y explo-
taci6n de Arroyo prieto.
Est8s dos vastRs empresas transfOF-
maran 10 iurisnicci6n de Remedies y
crear6n un nueVo v poderoso CentrO
de production. en- Ia isIa.
Mr.. Horacio Rubens. abogadO que
fu6 de la Junta RevOlucionRria cubana,
esta construyendO una calzada que
conduzcR & 10 otto de Vista HermOsa.
Habsna, en- donde erige un palaciO de
tres pisos, rodeadO de galerias exterio-
res, v que constAra de nOYentitantas
habitaciOnes. Las obras CostaT6n 400
mil dollars y 81 deCorsdO $115. 900.
I'm Sindicato de capitalistas espa-
fioles ha Constituido Ia Sociedad Seen
trail Patricio9 para explotar 400 caba-
llerfas de TERRA en- ell muniCipi0 Cala-
bAzsr.
-Otro Sindicato norte americana
hs comprado Glen caballerfas de la-
branza en- HoIgufn para efect0s de CO.
lonizaci6n y cultivO. Sc propOne cons
truir un pueblo.
En- ell primer semestre de 1904 inn
porto Ia Argentina por valor de 80
millones de dollars y export6 IA mi
Homes.
La Argentina es el 6nicO pals de
Ia America meridional que exporta
Cereales.
Hace 80 amos los importabA; en- 81
corriente embarcRr5 aI extraniero por
vaIor de mas de 100 miIlones.
Comienza ese pueblo exportar al
god6n & Cuyo CultivO ha dedicadO ex-
tensos terrenos en- el Chac6 y las Mi
stones. Cada hect6rea produce 2, $50
libras de aIgod6n al af1o. v Ia produc-
,ci6n argentina de este textil sorpren-
der6 aI mundo.
lOtro mercado que apenas comienza
& explotar ese pals por modo insight
ficante. pero en- el que est6 llamadO q
ser importantfsimo factor. rs ell de
frutas, cuy0 consume aumenta en- pro-
.porciones fabulosas en- 81 mund0 en-
tero.
De los 25O miIlones de acres de te-
rreno agrfcola que posee, spenss ha
CuItivado el 10 por ciento. as1: 8 mi
llones dedicados al trigo; al limo;
al maz; & la aIfAfa; y el resto 8 ma
MES, cafl2 de az6car. vid, tabscO y pc
quefIos cultivos.
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Riend0....no solo Sc
: CaStigan Ias>cOS-
tumbTeS.
Tambi6n Sc euTan las ODfeEms-
dad0S dol est6msgO.a

Para curar las intermediates del es.
tonnage un doctor norte-americano ha
creado una cIfnicR en- la cuaI el trata-
miento empIesdo es obligar los on.
fermos & reir..
Contrsyendo ID cara en- una especie
de riCtus. asegura dicho doctor, no Sc
resisten las mas rebeIdes afecciones es-
tomacaIes.
Para Ia ciencia dii6rase que no hay
posibles arcanos.
tCuidado que Sc han inVentado re-
medios. especificos de todo geuero. pill
d0ras de todos colores, puTRatiVos. ct
c6tera! Y. no obatante. las enferme-
dades del est6mseO son & Veces tan re-
beIdes lue no hay salicilato de bismu-
to que vaIga.
QuizS ese doctor norte americana
hsya al fin descubierto una mAravilla
la moderna terap6ntica.
7 aaf. 4 carcsiada limpia. sane cual-
quier paCiente de una indigestion de
hGl'0c0s.
Falta ahora saber. en- ese case. por
d6nde reirfa ell p&ciente, & tempo en-
que le hicieran cosquillitas en- los espR-
clos intercCsteIes,
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.I.IuVias ben6ficaS en-
Ponce.
Mueha aqua Ga0dlza en- Cldra 4
liIilmOS de- NOYlamhTo.
D0nda Tlsn0s II0Vld fu6 en- Ia
Central AgulrTG.

En- Ponce en- Ia semAna que termin6
81 26 del pasado NOviembre, eI total
de IIuVia fu6 de 2 So pulgadRs.
La temperature fu@ en terminos ge.
neraIes. favorable .lks pIantaciones.
Tambi@n esta temperature fu9 favo-
rable en Santa Isabel los pequefIos
cultivos y al forrsje, aunque las plan
taciOnes de gran cultivo sufrieron alGO
Dor faIta de bastante IIuvia.
El distrito On que mas sgua cAy6
fu6 Is Cidra, con "a pulgadas. siendo
favorable las faenas tabacaIeras en-
to5R Ia jurisdiction.
En- tanto. en- Ia Central Aguirre.
t6rminO de Salinas, fu6 ell distrito en-
donde menos lluvia cayers.
La ventsjs que, en- casos tales, dis
fruta Ia hermosa factor1a. es su msR
nifico sistema de pozos artesianos que
en- una vRsta extension fecundRn ell te-
rreno con abundante rieQo.
Las csfias que en- toda esa costa se
Cosechan son largRs y gruesas y ricas
en sacsrosa.
Es sin duda una de las comarcas en-
que mas lozana erece, desde los lIanu-
ras de Ponce hasts mas ALA de les de
Guay0ma. la dulce graminea,