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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-12
Property ransfers..

Richmond Mary carolin 5ohn5 HI "a
Guy, AZ feet on north line NAN n -
James crump and wife to- L o. sar =
Guyernato II, !. az, q q reet
John H Guy Mary Caroline Allan r AND e .
Main Street. 10 - feet east Of Lombar '
Street. 81 =. :, - !, e
4Veisie ger. 20 feet on east line Pine Street,
lis. feet south .of Spring Street,
: 4 Richmond b Perpetual Building Loan ]. an 70
trust Company to Henry S. llerstei !, ~
feet on west line 81 James Street Is IVY
Ma; Nary Jane Toomey to Mary n: Haley. Is
feet 81, west side Laurel Street ~ feets norm
AZ I1enrico: Petersburg Savings and Insurance
20 sIdss e the
mahorna road d known as Longfied, 50, ooo
siss e hsana
m nlI road SCI l-s feet north OF Bellevue
Avenue, S, 500.
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Especial to The Times Dlspntch.)
/. NEW HAVEN, CONN., October ll.--1iostt L OF
Yale's eleven that met Pennsylvania state on
Saturday was of duty yes erday, though none
OF the men, were injured. The second and
third teams had "a half hour scrmma ge, IN
which Cartwright. scrub, center, scored after
The call for ends yesterday brought out C..
II. Neaie q Z former end who went 10 q the
scrub. y Al Varsity rig ht Z end wa w tson.
a substitute alfback. r back was out. with.
a heavy cold.3 but Rockwell Yas back at
quarter for the first time In days. Ioyt.. who
back, with Quill. who. also has s. been on ,ths
sick list. " Rockwell will probably be used In
the Springfield School game on Wednesday. S
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sEiXECUTRIx's Said
i z O. +,
q THAT ATTRACTIVE gREsIDENCE,
IN 8. 922 wv Frankli Street
AT "a CTION II

u will sell BY 5pnb bic q uct ion aon 81 the
premises. on Monday, Oct der ~ 1901: at
attractive an commod ious THREE
STORY BRICK9gDWEL1IING G, N THU 922s
w: FRANKLINsAs STREET. fronting 80
feet and running ack $50 feet to an alley
IN In ARA iigement, location. and u general
,desirabIlity this house. with ~ ooms. Is ID
we'll upEto the 3 tandard of good dWellin
and should eommeh Ii tsei q i1yessorss
TERMS:j " One-t third cash, and the ball
ance} at one and two years for no tes with
Interest added ard secured by: "a deedao9
trust, or all cash, at the ptlon of the
purchaser. !. Y y. = !, !, y.
"a Executrix Of Ann b. Gran t.s Iced .3ss
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NEG 70 %PUGILIST Is 81. 4. I 4.
sCANDIDATEs FOR MAYOR.
Especial to The $Times-DJspatct

Special to The Times DIspatch.) v ~ "
$MALDEJN.-AIASS,E October IL Joe WaIcott.
candidacy for the mayoralty OF this city He
will run on what he calls the Walcott ticket.
and says he lis sure OF 800 votes. for all the
negro voters OF Maiden Will Sbe his n He says
many white men also will give him their
votes. ,Sf III iSss5g ss XII s5sgf
H'alcott expects the sporting fraternity OF
( Boston 4 to contribute campaign funds III res
turn for the excellent sport he has provided
them In the past s ,ll8g 3} n, {sss
buying a house here. close to that OF q. s.,
Converse. the Swealthiest man In town. b IS
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70 MATCH M'GOv ERN WITH
BRITT OR YOUNG C0BRET"1'

ri tBy Associated Press.l 5 az
5$E NEW YORK October ll.-Sam Harris, man
= ger for Terry AicGovern, announced to-day
that In vIey OF the result of last nights fight
al Philadelphia, e}is now prepared 70 match
McGoysru With Young Corbett or Jimmy Britt
for I7 tho featherweight championship. ia Nc
Govern ,whois formerly ID 1.-THE title. was
twice (; defeated - bys Corbett, and the latter
An turn sllccunbed TO Britt, who now, holds
tha CHAMPIONS hip SIs.ltslll
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ST. LOUIS AMERl CANS d,
WIN FROM MATT ONALS

itEyft a sociated Press.) IL
F ST aI OUTS 9OctobSr 11.-Att4r fosfng = O tbs,
Nationals yesterday IN tho opening OF the
$intarica que 4 keries. f the ST Louis American
League team today defeated the Nationals
In loosely played game :, Z,
s9S Score :7S a 4! \. y. ~:
Americans. ~. Q 81 9 O--S 70 s
Batteries. siever and Kahoe; o. Neill and
Grady Time two hours. Umpire. Hart. At
tendance, ?. 900. ,Ss
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BOWLING TOURNAMENTS 1; : N
Crystals Take 4 Close Game
From the Hanovers.

.teari Monday night at the Crystal IS alleys
sBsforzf a large crowd by the 81 S ore of
r. te:s1ft&th the Crystals winning g. the ,first
and: second games. sB teams +put up
"a strong game Il ana made 1.-THE highest
score OF the season. w itman$ and Robe
len, Of the Crystal team made high
scores In all three games. and Kobe. OF
the Hanovers, made q fine score for his
team. WI iEss sst Il lays .s SSi ~
Time OF game. two hours and twenty
sminutes ID scorekee per, Smith rs umpir res.
Kerrick and Powell. st5 u; 35 IS
There will be another game Thursday.
night between t he 5Glassb SHOWERS and I'M
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Pittsbu,lrr e Ri; Cleveland, 4.

slf3I Especial TO The Times pspatch.)
o. ~ October lin a game
characterized by hard hitting. the Pttsburz
Nationals to-day defeated the Cleveland Amer
leans. 5
81 Score: n y u. -.
cleveland @ 9 9 ol-4 ,sl3 ~
ittsb,IrR . /. on Q. % o e-7,E.s =
is.5 Batteries: Bernhard and Rheades and Bne-
low: Lever and tn1e, :Sg.sE lnpIe'
Kiln. Attendant ,sSS. M 5. s. Isl .s@5
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Harvard Loses Le Moyr,,e.,.

q Especial TO The TiInesr bspatch,) l9.77lT &
line. recorded as one Of the most promising
football players that ever donned n'oleskin,i
Will positively. net return e Harvard !. Thus
supporters have been shattered " There have
been ruraors tor ths last six weeks that the
giaNt Harvard guard mi ghtsTeturn to Cans
Fridge. make up his conditions and resume
his old place In the line. here he was last
year a tower Of strenEt He, is to- enter
business with his brother, chaTlas lie Moyne,
who Is in the sheep ralsing business in Idaho.
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4 On WEDNESDAY,, OCTOBER 12TII,
.wesshalir at the $reauest. q the non-ressi-.
dent owner, sell by public auction the
feried liz 81 on west side TWENTY. fourth,
between M and N Streets; the location
ana neighborhood being most convenient
and desirable, the lot being OF ample
size for two detached residences, which
would at once command ready sale or
rental, and the present dwelling would,
with some Improvement, make >. comforl
able home, and contains material OF con-
Siderable value In rebuilding \,
The sale OF this. the only ground to be
had in that locality should command the
attention Of builders, hG'meseekers, !. ana an.
ested are. requested to come promptly at
the hour. named.s; = "a, ,y
ERM EuI paral, Ind fto be announced
at.lWss Fl ALAat ot Il Go
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Ss BY J. b. ELAN d Co,
Geo W. Mayo, i AUG toneerA
DRUG STORE FOR SALE
Auction Sale Of One of the,
Best Paying Drug Stores
in the City Of Rich mond

AZ the re- II, est of the administrative OF q
the estate of the late r. Edgar Shine. we \
will sell at public auction on the prem
1ses' r AZ OCTOBER Is. 1901.
at o'clock he Drug Store ana
business known as s., i.
SHINES pr Ua /. s 8 ]: g
az the northeast 4 corner OF e Broad = and
yTwerty-eighth streets. In the 8 city q \
The property win be sold AZ g ,o1s.
!sR SRHpaffo 81: F SH1SKA
The stock is fresh and well sell cted. and
consists OF Drugs, Medio ines. Paitenl es,rs
gical Supplies. rticles ro . ss
Cigars, and all her ar cles usuaa lRsseps
IN a we'll conduct drug store. !. ~ ~
consisting OF "a DOM ers, SHOW s. sss:FI
Scales. Mirrors two Cash Register e Asa,5-
tble Soda Water Fount ain. wtth its eQuAapsS
snts, ETC.,: y e1 IS s.
scriptons, written by the most repn!lla' piss
physicians Sof the q
An inventory and appralse IA nia. AZ
gentlemen. three Sofy WI oms
are druggists, and q IA r.s'yal uat ton placed
upon each ticle. This invent tory Isl now
store pa
sterested }i ". $SS3 tssHSs {;
four years to run at a. SOMA pie
5att@ The sale Is made only becaus Mol@ ne
factEthate the administ rtx rs una le8tos@
carry on the business.
Ills is an except onal soppo tunity e. AZ
Compel tent druggist to pure base, an estan.-ss
lished business in a. good local. ~ h**; a
Any further len will be cheer y
fully given at the; tore, Il $500 East
Broad Sire aucti oneer 5a
and IL m ont Is, al proved, endorsed
negotiable lotes for 70 eferred pay
ments, bearing illegal interest. These
terms may flied on he day Of sale;
Sis e. 5S EIlAMy e ~
ssils g EO. w. MAYO, s33,a
oct SGT Acu TONER'S.
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AUCTION SALES, Future Days
BY u. 3. E,lsm n Co.
R4af Estate Auctioneers.

THvgzTFFFHss uH EYi5g sht Rs 81 e H5sI
DWELLrNes, sNITH - RS / WIDE tor
A ABOUT 37x1os F,E5IsT-N o. III J. q Drill RI; y
NSaaecahNN T HoT s XFpb5oiNtN A d5a'
,2sxl2o TEET-oN EAST SIDE sISvEN NJ
HEEN5 A zaSBF snbI nET gTRBsrs
IN execution Of the deed Of trust to me,
dated the 9th July. 1888 and 5of record IL \
esry cos 81 dei Rsfs sss Mebb se
the debt. and being required SO to- do by
the beneficiary, / shall sell BY public atic-
ton, on the premises. on .1 III 55
.FRIDA n :, OCTOBER IE'l 18TH isot
real estate, situated as above state and
as mora fully described fit, the said kieed;E
the lot with the improvements thereon
fronting n feet more or less, and having
a dsPth lot e ,sss a fs
fronting q feet more or less, ana hay
ing a depth OF 100 feet, m ore or less, TO I
the alley In rear. n II.
e The dwelling contains five or sig rooms.
bile, and the proximity Of this proper tx to-
the many Industrial Establishments In
that section should render It O. desirable
Investment. $ssg K nv EEssE
taxes to date OF sale and the sum OF
500, with interest thereon from January
9th, 1904, and as to the residue, In aequhl
atYsix and twelve mo ths by
secured BY deed Of trust. or the entire
purchase money. in cash. at the optt Ion sot
a. ~ ). 3, DL.ANf, Trustees :. &.
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Rev. Mr.. Wiley Will Reply.

q Rev. G gorge Us 49, 3
head Of the movement Ito struct young
Women dope SCIENCE said g, !, l ant5
time to formulate a reply to Rev. MI
Spooner, but would do SO shortl y....gl n n
tie Smeantirne he Isl pushing his pro1ectS
along, apparently little worried over Y the IN.
terrific fire Of Mr.. spooners eloauf enc sfN r.
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AUCTION sALEsThfs Day.
Z BY The Valentine Auction Co.
fs12 Il. Broad Street. al

HANDSOME MAIioGAN ny. BEDROOM
=. SUIT. II AN D $ ONE CIdhlR E s,i,.
Damask; Handsome Oak Buffet Drop
head Sewing Machine, Lace Curtains PIC
lures md Easels, Carpets, Rugs. pTng.
Safe, Handsome Parlor Self-feeding
Stove. Parlor Lamps, OIL Cooking Stove
and Oven, Mahoganlzed Chairs and CEN
ire Table. Cheval Dresser, OAK Bed teaas.
Table, Oak Roller-top. Desk. 3-foot Show
case, small Upright Showcases. Boot.
black Stands. with Chairs and Foot Rests
and other Furniture, etc., at Auction
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New Captain for Wesleyan

Xxi lspeclal. to The IlMea'p lspatch u
wesleyan football team yesterday afternoon
elected John q HystsL Of Xork
Mass;, who resigned last week to enter Yale,
I1yster has played left end since his freshman
year. He Ia tWsnty-tilree yenrs old, and
weighs $40 pounds. and Is the llGhtest man on
the teams He Is u member o. the Delta
Tau Delta Fraternity, ",
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H BY N. w. BOwe & Son, /
& Real Estate Auctloneers.
e "a M OF "A 8
Block of Four Stores at the
Northeast Corner Of Main
4 and Invent third sSts.,
]. By "a UCTION.

III Viii sell bty public auction, on the
p'e wednesday, aiS! OCTOBER. 10. 1904 ),
sslos e Nj To9 9aod ST renters
and should interest persons looking for
small store property that always t G3m.
mands tenants at good perceIl sc. They
may seem mos t desirable at tho time OF
sale T hey have an aggregate front OF
6o feet and are good renters.
ance at one and two 8 years for notes, with
Interest added, and secured by Q deed OF
trust; or all cash. at the option Of the
purchaser -. !, ,,o,, 7,
Exeoutrix OF Ann p. Grant, dec =.
Oct 12-tds St 5 Isl 81 aSe slf s IA lssS
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Especial 10 The Times Oh spatch.1 sJ.

Especial ! Ia The Times Dispatc h.,
sSt NEW YORK. October 4 II Columbia plays
swar thmore to-day at the American League
Coach Morley Is dIscoura seds Il us slaSk o,;
kicking ability among It'd men The ;hk chotens
TO send the plgskins be seen the goal posts.
weskns,s On the The Blue aaa
game. when out OF SIX toichd ownsf only8 ons
goal kick was scored. @ Morley has depended
upon Fisher and Duel1 for the goal kicks.
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:sALEs7This Day.
BY Richmond Auction Co,
1905 e. Main Street. Phone 4716
Geo. n. Ya1en line, Auctioneer.
Auction Sale Extraordinary. 90, 600
Stock General, Merchandise at Atlc-
ton, WEDNESDAYS, October IL, 1904.


Stock Conceal MERCHANDISE at A,ic.
ton "wednesday, October IL, 1904.
We will sell, for parties declining busl-
ness. at our wareroorns, No. 12o1 East
Main street, "a and Sd floors. Wednesday.
October 18TH commencing at 1880 "A. M,
5000 stock OF General Mercha nd!se.
/ e BOOTS AND SHOES,
consisting of about rs cases Of aMen's La Lac
dies and Childfens Shoes. both medium
CLOTHING.
j Mem Men and fs Is pal sas
~ DRY ds1ss; GOODS 81, bEr AND NOTIONS.
This 1,saang sSseses ne Ina q
>Capes and Cloakss'ete.9 Y.
ss i4 TINvVARE AND LAMPS.
u Under The heading the line is too NUM-
ero1s to mention. as there is everything
to be called for. "a
HARDWARE.
This is very numerous line, enbrac.
Ing Cutlery Of all kinds Steel !, Bars al ,ct leo
&C. DRUGS. 3i.s
sisting Of Patent Medicine Of all kinda !:
ana an unusual llnet ofe NeQlCine Lila = - -
carried In a General Merchandise store
GENTS, FURNISHINGS.
50 dozen Underwear. white Dress
Shirts. Overslirts Neckties. Collars and,
Cuffs. Hosiery Hats p etc.
LADIES' AND CIILDREN'S WEAR.
Ladies' and Chldrens Union Suits ana
Vests OF assorted grades and variety.
STATIONERY.
loo lbs. Of. fine Linen Note Paper, En- En-
Evelopes. Books OF all kinds, etc.
IA JEWELRY.
This is a nice stock. and consists OF 2
large variety. 81 5j 81
CIGARS AND TOBACCO
Nice Aine of Chewing and Smoking To-
baccp and lot OF CT gars.
h SILKS AND HIGH GRADE FURs..3
4 Nice assortment OF Silks OF all kinds:
20 very fine high grade Fnrs. beautiful
styles. .l AZ
HORSE BLANKETS.
q $50 fine Horse Blankets Is rolls Of T :
h This is avery large sale. and worthy
OF the attention Of the trade at la rgeY8si
EICIINl oNDBAUCTIoNSCO.6
Geo. II. Valentine, Auctioneer. 38:s 5ssa4
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s 4 BY N. w. 8Bowe g. Son, 9.E
4 III III Real + Est ate Aucti lone ers.
p xEcIJTR1x's SALE \. ss#S}5Is
I Fl THAT 5ATTRACTIV STORE
No. l06 Virginia Street,
AT AUCTION. Is

I'LL se Rg gg4pDAlS esss'ea sa:
1904. att 1880 O'clock 2. NJ. 81 THE asTO RE-
ABOVE 5REFERRED 70. fronting 81 Ia
feet on VIRGINIA. STREET VI g nd Fun-s
in the rear It is at present. and n o
been for a. long 4 ltne.a occupied by y. 81
Younger, ESQ {, and Wi prove a. good Bln-s$
Syestment property. as t. has rail- faeil-s
tiles which insure "a tenant. at 81 good
rental, at all times. M
TERMS: One -tl,1rd cash and the hal-i
!ances at one and two years, for no tes with
Interest added and secured by g. deed aot
trust; or all cash. at 4 the option of the
purchaser. !, =, !, y,
II Executrix OF Ann H. Grant, decd
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BY public auction, on the the

;pse yYEpNiEsnAY, ocToBER lg, 1904 o
at i 8 clock sP.feN 3, y TWO FACTORIES
lSTREET BETWEEN lain AND
FRANKLIN + STREETS with the large
lots upon swtic they stand. fronting 70
5gether IS feet by a. depth of abou lOO3 teet;
contain /. ,is "a large amount OF floor! space;
and they will. In all probabil lily, be sold
as one, 1t As seld ON that Charge e. piece ss
portion Of the city,and ills therefore ex-
pected tina n those wanting such will make
a note&o at the SALE and s3;bbeS preaent.
TERM S-One- third ca h and the balance
Interest add ed; i and asecured aby a deed OF
trust; he oPte%n g & the he
F R 5Exeout rlx ot Ann p. Grant, dec III
Oct 12-tds VI Btf6
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Il BY N. W. Bowe e. Son, q
Real Estate Auctioneers.5
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remises, 4. on Tuesd az, ctoberf Is 1904,
at1l2a O'clock NJ WoE;WE:LL. Lo-
GATED, .SOLIDLY-BUILTs and cry,
VALUABLE STORES above eferred to-
Spany, G. L. g. q Fl. =. Del Don, and the
Associated Railways. fronting 81 1-2S feet
on the south side of Main Street, between!
Eighth and Ninth; Streets and running r l1
IN These buildings are located on the right
side Of atheI street, q and on one of the
best hi ocks IN the city; and while pos
sure to- grow IN public estimate with
every succeedingfy aar, a and we can conf
IDENTIFY commend them to In vest ors. "
7anca 1T Oh Il ana two years for notes. with
interest IL added and secured by a 4 deed
I OF trust, or all cash. at the y ption of
NJ siie pui $3.50 JuLIA q. MOORE,
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BY ]. B, Elan g Co..
Real Estate Auctioneers.

THAT LARGE e. WELL LOCATED
Z ! AND tVAIIUABLE lot OF 42EsAl55
FEET. WITH SUBSTANTIAL OLD
BRICK DWELLING TIL E1REON.
No. TO NJ TWenty.fourth Street,
4 To.BE SOLD All PUBLIC AUCTIoN.i
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French Cruiser Sails.

tpy Asscclated Press; =. y, q.
K NEW YORK, October, il.-Ihs Irouae, 4. enc
Il, the Norti, River Tor several days. sailed
Today for Charleston 3.
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FOR SALE,
ELEGA
Barton Heights Home |.

we are authorized BY the owner. who Is
leaving the city to offer for sale the
handsome property located at the corner
ofLamb Avenue and Pee str rec rec The
ton ha ii, porcelain bath, conservatory.
etc. large Stable also@on the premises.
The hea ting arrangements electric light
Ing and other conven!enc es !, COMBINE. 4 70
homes home l the city. Lot from Is $50 feet
- a'''1 c, II, & II, u. DENooN.
n E III II; N 7Tss sci Main Street.
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REAL ESTATE or Sale.
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\ VII ,11t I'd JULIA g. MOORE,
Executrix OF Ann e. Grant, decd
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The bond required by the above decree
OF 1 the Special Commissioners has been
ouly s1Sen cHAs. O.. sAY1LLE. Clerk.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-07-16
En- lSO2-l9O3, Sc en-
pIGaTOn pOr ObTdS PdbEeas
27,8O3 m. c. do pl0dra trl-
tuTadG.
SlNEMBARGo De LOS ClLlN-
DROS De VAPOR, NO HUI
30 ECONOMiA en- ESA
CLASE DE SERVlCIO.
En- ese punto pudo haberse obteni-
do una economic de SIP, 600.

En- Ia p6gina 90 del NReporte anual
de Obras P6blicas para el .aflo. 1902
Rparece que ell nhmero total de metros
c6bicos de piedra triturada emplesdos
en- conserVar las carreteras de Ia Isla
durante el afiO.. 1902-1903, ha sido
27.803 M. C.
Que ell costo total para ese sffo ha
sidO de 50 So por metro c1bico (0dQttG-
SScS64a q cOL0c0ci67a), en- tanto que en- el
afio pasado solo alcanz6 So. %; este
es, un aumento de So 43 por metro Gu
bicO 8 sea un exceso de gasto de cerca
de $12. 900 90 (S11. .955 29) para los
~ 1903 metros c6bicOs usadOs.
Ese. .exceso de gasto. en- un -sfio es
enOrme y vale la pena quelnOs fij6mos
en- 81. .buscando sus causas
Parece l6gico que con la intrOduc-
ci6n de los tan ponderados en- ell Gre
porte0 ciLSp0qo8 de VGpoT (8 en- total
para ese afiO), ell costo lejos de ser
$12, 600. 90, va mayor que el afo ante
rior, hubiera sidO considerablemente
menOr; 8 hay que pensar que dichos
cilindros han sido un mito,
Una de las CAT sas de este aumentO
es, sin duda la que ell mismo Superin-
tendente indica. en- ell tercer parrafo
de esa' 'pSgina 90. cuando dice que
<EE pgeciO es, Sie datd0, Gfect0d0 p0T
la cGntid0d coneprGd6, So 02WchG 8 pO-
ca CXGndo eytG Su016ae5strG0G en-
grGades Totes ma c0aatgGtastG pUede hG-
cerL0 Wqa. f0recsO Dae9a0T Qate c10aadO
son peQatelJ0s c0aatsdCvde82 ~.
Con este no hace mas que criticsr
naV nh Ef1k 1OTC
de 81, ordenar que SO hicieran los AGO.
pios p0r pequeflos contratos que no
excedieran de 500 metros c1bicos.
7 luego Rgrega, como para VolVer
sObre sus pasos 70 est0y S9lcE9-
nGdo Ii Greer, Que eJ senaaaaistg0 de PIE
d90 pGcGClG para las c0greter08 de Ia
ZSLG de5ier0 ser dG00 en- I'm solo contra
To, pa4eS GS< pTOb06len1e1ate Sc p0drf0
0bteeer d I'm pTeciO naGS 6Gjo0
Desde luego que ST, y & defecto de
encontrar un contratista honradO, COM
petente Y capaz para clio, debieran for
nerse contracts por grandes Totes, q
10000 metros c6bicos, como Sc hizO
ell afio 1901-1902 con relativa ecOno-
mia
SPor que variar el sistema del afic
antepasadO sin causa justifcada2
SPara botar 10000 90 del tesoro de
Puerto Rico2
Vkyase tomando nots de como pue-
de hRcerse bajar ell enOrme ccstO de
$701 para conservar un kil6metrO de
Carretera, sin tener que suprimir para
clio los peoues camineros.
Esos $12.O00.00, y teniendo en-
cuentR uue haV en- conservation 444
kilometres (pG0iasa .17.-Reporte para
1909. representa- un exceso de cerca
de $4,000 por kil6metrO y por afio.
para ID conservation de Carreteras de
lR IsIa.