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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-25
WITHOUT IRRIGATION
JAMES c. DUNN HAS RAISED THE
FINEST FRUIT AND SHADE
TREES IN THIS SECTION.

James e. Dunn. "a fruit grower lIy.
iur Two miles north OF thls town. was
loo Tuesday aud brought with him
some samples of peaches picked from
trees only two years old m.d trocs that
had mover been irrigated. The peaches
were good alku ana as fine fruit as
can be- raised anywhorr. Mr Dunn
has cottonwood trees on hla farm
that are only two years old. and they
are as larRo as the trees in this town
that are four years old The troos on
his place have never boon irrigated.
Mr. Dunn says that Notwithstanding
iho fact that thoro has been practl.
cally no rain tsll Cor eleven months.
that moisture can bo found four
inches from the surface any time On
ihD sandy soil OF hls farm That De-
tho secret 81 I8 trees developing 90
rapidly, aB thlB natural moisture rs
Oar superior tD irrigation TO said
that hn was a fruit grower 10 Cali
fpruIu for twenty years. but this
country was FAR superior 90 any no
had over boon In f1r fruit growing.
Some trees un DIS farm have grown
rhroo aud one half feo. in tho past
year
The peaches from hlH trees are on
exhibition az tho office OF the Alamo.
gordo Improvement company Alamo.
gorl0 Journal
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-25
Arrangements for Convention.

Chicago. o.. uuo 800 Gar a8 the
arrangements 90 the convention hall
are concerned everything is In read.
mess for the fall Of the gaycl that
will call 90 order tho thirteenth ma.
tional convention Of the republican
party Inside and out the Coliseum
is bright with flags and bunting
flags Of immense proportions flying
from an the towers and minarots
that adorn the wabash avenue facade
OF the structure Tho platform FOR
the speakers and officers OF tho con.
ycntIon is 40 the east end OF the
han and directly faces the main on.
trance a broad aisle leads the way
from the structure 90 the platform
IN a semi circle az tho base OF The
platform desks have boon provided
for mOmhors of the press Tho plat.
form Tor tho newspaper men ls
about three foot above tho level of
tho delegate floor. and the platform
Tor speakers Is four foot above this
Provisions have been made FOR seat
ing members OF the national COM
mittco on a platform provided for the
presiding officer and secretaries.
At tEa roar OF this, 40 nm olcya.
tIon or three foot. is sim another plat.
form. which win be reserved for tho
accommodation OF distinguished
guests. Delegates themselves viii bo
accommodated with chairs on tho
floor ~ the HAN arranged IN the shape
N a fan so that an delegates viii
face the presiding officer. Tho places
% be occupied by the delegations
from the several states and tcrrltor
SEES. Including Porto Rico and Hawaii
arc designated bg standards, The
seats have boon arranged On suct
manner as 10 make access and
ogress easy. and the exits are sufn
cIontly numerous % prevent any DIS
comfort of tho7e who have bushes,
before enc convention.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-25
A POLITICAL CENTER

Chicago. no.. June 20--Thc stream
Of incoming delegations 20 the ropub.
iican national convention set in with
tho carly hours this morning, and
through tho entire day train after
Drain uuloadod ils quota OF badsod
and buttonod enthusiasts. At the
various down town hotels hoadquar.
tiers have boon opened for the dele.
cations from nearly an of the statoa.
a few of The delegations have been
delayed. uut an are expected Co be
con- hand by this evening
This morning lnauguratCd tho scr.
Sous work of the convention. and Wit
messed the beginning of the real OK
cltomont attending an event OF such
magnitude and importance. Dclega.
lions aud clubs are parading the
streets. and visitors are pouring in
by thousands All the clubs and ho.
tells and most OF the business houses
in the central section " the city are
gally decorated Ia honor OF tho oc.
casI0n. and whom night falls Chicago
win boz a blaze %. electric light Thou.
sands 90 electric lights have been
foBtUonod along State street from,
Madison 90 Van Buren, street and Go.
night 10 viii Boz the most brilliantly
illuminated spot in the city.
AZ tho visiting clubs arrived at tho
various railroad stations today they
we're met Boy committees OF the
Cook County Republican club the
Hamilton club and other republican
organizations of Chicago. and escorted
Co their headquarters. an OF which
had been selected iu advance. Con
spicuous among tho visiting clubs are
tho famous Tippocanoo club OF Glove
land. the Commercial club of indian
apoIs. tho American club ot Pitts
burg. nul equally VOL known p1'ItI
cal organizations from Denver, So
louis. Milwaukee. Minneapolis, Gin
clnnat. Buffalo. Philadelphia. and
other cities. An army OF now paper
correspondents is being cared f1r by
the Press club OF Chicago.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-25

NNulhN NNmueFs
Washington. June 20.Tho ro9ubll.
can convention at Chicago this week
Is tho thirteenth national convention
held by the party. but tho leaders
are not inclined 90 be suporslitious
because OF the unluoky number.
Tho republican party held its first
convention IN 1886. n met first at
pittsburg. but adjourned Co philadol.
phia on Juno ~. where Fremont and
Dayton were chosen on tho first bal.
lot Tho republican convention Of
1860 met az Chicago and on the third
ballot nominated Lincoln over Sow.
ard. his chief competitor and Cam.
oron. Chase and Bates. tho fayor.to
sons OF their respective states Han.
nihal Hamlin of Maine was named
for vico president over CassIus NJ.
CLAY. who diod only last year 40 Die
home in Kentucky lu 1864 the re.
nuhlcang mot at baltimore and nom.
mated Lincoln and Johnson Lincoln
received 0il the votes OF the c0nycu.
tion except Missouri, which voted Tor
General Grant
Tho republican national conventions
since the war have an boon held IN
the middle west. except the convention
of 1879, which mot IN Philadelphia
and ronomlnuted President Grant. and
the convention four years ago which
mot in the same city and ronomIn.
atcd Mckinley Tor president and
named Theodore Roosevelt for vice
president
Hayes was nominated at Cincinnati
On June. 1876. ON the seventh ballot.
over Blaine, the leading candidate.
and a Hold of "fayorito sons" com.
prlsing ConkInr OF New Yora, Hart.
ranft Of Pennsylvania. Jewell Of Con.
nectIcut. John sherman OF Ohio. Ben.
iamln "a. Brlstow Of Kentucky, and
OK Governor Morton of Indiana.
The republican convention OF 1851
met In Chicago. and was the most in.
torestIng ono that ever assembled in
tho country. Tho contest for the
nomination between Grant and Blaine,
with John sherman a formidable
third in the race. was a most bitter
one. General Garfield was nominated
on tho thirtyffth ballot
Blaine and Logan wcro nominated
az Chicago IN tho republican convon
ton which met June 3, 1854. Harri
son was nominated nc Chicago IN
1868. and ronomInatod at Minneapolis
Zoo 1892. The convention which named
william Mckinley Cor tho first time
met n 49, Louis in 1896 and the con.
vout.on which ronominatcd him was
held let Philadelphia four years lat
I or
The convention system OF nominal
| lEE candidates seems t1 have origin
ated On Pennsylvania. whore % was
used as early as i7SS ln selecting state
| officers. and later in the choice OF caIE
/ dldatCs FOR congress baltimore was
the fayoritc city for the convention To-
the antobellum period no less than
nine national conventions having ns
somblod ln tho city On less than thIrt,
\ years. During the same period onll
ono convention was held west 90 m,
/ AlIcghonle8. that On 1856. az Cincln
natl. which nominated James Buchan
an. puriIg tho whole time since ma
tlonal conventions came into styl,
only one met within the area OF GA,
. Confederate states, and that was on,
democratic convention Of 1900. which
first met 90 Charleston, s. O.. but al
/ iouruod 90 baltimore before Its dolIh
crafions were concluded.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-25


Chicago. June lu-ThC forenoon
trains brought IN tho stragglcra and
the ranks OF nearly all the state dele.
CATIONS have been filled with the ar
rival OF The delayed delegations were
eliminated an obstacles 90 holding
oaucusCs State headquarters were
sought md the program OF tho day
ascort8Ined. n developed that most
OF tho cauclscs would De held IN the
day or night Senator Fairbanks
continued silence regarding the vice
presidency has caused some ~ his
strongest supporters on his dclcsa.
ton 90 advise him 20 make the an.
nouncoment today that he would ho
glBj 90 have the nomination. Though
most OF the states win caucus today.
and the convention begins tomorrow.
the hotels are not crowded.
Az the day advanced 70 became owl.
den, that the efforts 90 Smoke out"
Fairbanks would not succeed. Tho
senator remained silent. but though
hls friends reiterated his position "a
the effect that the vice presidency "a
not an office 20 be sought. yet cannot
ho declined by any man nominated for
~
we pledge oursolvosm 90 mako
such changes from 90 time IN the tar.
mo schedules as tho changing condi
lions make necessary" that rs the
language OF the proposed tariff plat
form as now agreed upon and Il "a
evident that no further concession
win be made 20 those demanding ro
vision.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-25
A. Alarm clock Tor CSC.

II you want 10 got up early and feel
good all day take a Little Early Riser
or two az bed time These little pills
relax the nerves. give quiet rest and
refreshing sleep. with a gentle move.
mont OF the bowels about breakfast
time. W. n. Howell, Houston. Tex,
says early Elsers are tho best pin
made f0r constipation. hillliouanoBa.
etc." Sold by -. y Briggs co. and
3. vann a Son.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-25
NalIonaI comm-llesmsn.

Chicago, june 2i-Tho new nation.
al committeeman appointed today in.
cIudes the following members.
Colorado, A. b. Stevenson; Texas.
Cccl A. Lyons; Wyoming. George D.
Sexton; New Mexico. Solomon Luna.
Tho committee on resolutions in.
cludos mo following;
Colorado. q. g. lawson; Texas. A.
j. Rosenihal. Wyoming G. O. Clark;
New Moxlco. H o. nursum
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-25

kornol ~ suddenly exploded and turn.
cd the wrong side out.
3. In composition popcorn differs
from ordinary corn IN having a larrcr
proportion OF corncous element aud
great per cent OF on.
e. Popcorn pops moro readily whom
dry because when moIstcnci tbo kor
ncls arc swollen. more POROUS and
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-25

Mr. George X. BabcocE was thrown
from hls wagon and severely bruised.
he applied Chamborlain's Pain balm
freely and says % rs the best lnlmcnt
be- over used Mr. Bahcock is well.
known citizen of North plnin Conn
There o. nothing equal 90 Pain Balm
Tor sprlins and bruises. u viii eject
a euro 90 one third the time required
hy any other treatment. For sale by
an druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-25
rotary Of war. whom he regards az
tie most available and bcst man.
New m'.leo Delegation.

Special 90 Tho Citizen.
Chicago. juno 20.-Tho New Mexico
delegation organized by selecting Gov.
w. A. Otoro. chairman and member
Of notification committee OF prosi.
dent Sol Luna. member OF national
committee; r. a. Hubboll. vice prcsl.
dent. H. q. Bursum. committee on
resolutions. w =. Dame, secretary
and mombcr OF committee on rules
and order: w @ Sargent permanent
organization; w 49, H. Icwcllyn
member of committee on credentials:
-. , Loahy. member Of committee on
notification OF vice president
Tho delegates have headquarters at
Tho Wellington hotel
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-25
GREAT TOBACCO EXHIBITS
SEVERAL STATES MAKE ARTS.
TIC DlsLAY OF THE sEoucr.
I'VE WEED.

SO Louis. juuo Tobacco plays
its part at The Worlds Fair. che sew.
Crai tobacco exhibits being tho most
complete and comprehensive ever
seen at any fair lu the Coutor OF the
Tennessee exhibit ia "a model tobacco
barn. hlIod with leaf tobacco hanging
up to gurD Surrounding tho barn are
numerous GLASS cases nIled with tu.
bacco. enc three distinctive Tonuos
SEQ varieties being shown. They are
tbo East Tennessee livht or home
trade tobacco. thu Middle Tennessee
dark. ur export yuoa. and the West
Tennessee brown There arc some
cases OF zine rur.oys and other choice
tUuaCens. and % private exhibit of to.
b8gcu for che African and West ln.
dian trade. also special display OF
Montgomery county nuo tobacco.
Tho tobacco exhibit B surrounded
with large columns vouCorCd with tO.
hacco aud connected by rnpsa OF
twisted tobacco. decorated with large
tasaoIs of tobacco containing tD-
bucgo plant CA every column ap.
pears tho word Tennessee. and
every ono Is ar'istJaIIy decorated
with tobacco loo twists. pluEH and va.
ruus shapes Tho work wus done by
3D. g. Hendricks. who for tho paa'
twenty years has boon president of
.tbu Ciarksy'llo. Tenn, Tobacco Board
of Trade
NeNt to Tennessee pretty display
ot tobacco Del the Connecticut exhibit
consisting of q largo glass case nllod
with Havana srcd leaf symptor leaf
and cigar nuors and wrappers.
NirE.uIas tobacco Is guarded by
ppcahontas. who Zoo a statute dppod
with tobacco leaves. stands upon a
hiEh pedestal 90 tobacco. Her acant
clothing is Of tobacco. her moccasIus
are of tobacco, and tobacco is found
la many glasses around her The
tobacco ropes. extending the entire
exhibit connecting these three states
with Kentucky whose tobacco ox.
hlblt consists Of many cases OF leaf
tobacco. presses full Of leaf. stacks OF
plug in boxes and models of tobacco
warehouses, drying houses, presses.
etc., etc., and q field Of tobacco.
Tho entire display Ga both instruct
i've and attractive and shows Worlds
Fair visitors how tho seductive weed
lB cultivated, curod and marketed
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-25

why Does Popcorn popl' Explained.
Anyone careless enough lo believe
Tor a moment that the experts of the
department oft agriculture Dc not earn
their salaries should satisfy himself
io the contrary by reading some Of
The communications received nc the
department from spondonts an
over the country. A letter recently Co..
coiyod from an inqulrlug mind id run
al New York propoundo1 the follow.
Ing important questions.
Z why does popcorn pop9
2 Why doesn't ordinary corn pop
like popcorn?
o What is the composition of pop
corn. and why does 90 dIflcr from
ordinary corn2
4 Why does popcorn pop better
when thoroughly dry
The letter was turned over 90 an
expert Of the department. who retired
20 tho sccluslon OF HE laboratory with
an car OF popcorn, a BurBon burner
a tost tube and n worried look About
an hour later he returned IN triumph
and dictated the following 20 hls
stonographcr ia reply 10 the rural cor
respondent;
]. Tho popping Of popcorn a. due
90 volatIlIzatlon OF the Oh contained
In the kernel
2. Field corn docs not pop us read.
NY as popcorn pops because the outer
portion OF the kernel la more porous.
permitting the escape of tho oil as u
yolntllIzcs. while IN the case OF pop.
corn a great pressure Is developed IN
the kcrnol by the confined oil and tho
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-25
Driven TO Desperation.

Living no an out of tho way place.
remote from civilization. a FAMILY iB
often driven 60 desperation IN case Of
accident resulting in Burns. cuts.
Wounds. Ulcers. etc Lay On a supply
III nucklons Anlca salvc. u's tho
best 0n earth. 25c. ut ull druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-25

Chicago, June 3o.--John Long, u
Massachusetts, secretary OF tho navy.
today authorized the Associated
Press 90 announce hIs candidate for
vice presidency as VIM. n. TAFT. sec
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-25
santa " 10 Buy saloona. n c0l

Santa Fe 20 Buy Saloons. IL comes
from good authority that The Santa
Fo contcmpIatc8 the purchase 0f tho
sspoi saloon and other saloon prop
orty Do the noIehboshoGd of tho Santa
10 offices These resorts have become
great nuisance to tho company in
capaCliaiinr employees Tor work.
and causing O. great doal of trouble
among men ln and outside the stock.
AIDE.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-25

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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-25
ArtIeIes of InsorporalIon.

Tho following incorporation papers
were today filed Ga tho office OF the
secretary OF tho territory: Tho Mod.
ern Cattle and InyostE ont company
lncorp0rators and directors for three
months. Frank McEwOn OF Denver;
George s, Good. Rock Haven, Penney
vanla; Henry Curtis Mills. Denver:
Hugo seahorg, Ration. Tho object Of
the corporation Is 10 buy and sol, and
own an kinds OF live stock, The capt
tai stock OF tho company i8 $4,000
divided into 10000 shares Of tho par
value OF 81 each. Tho principal place
of business OF tho corporation i8 ma
ton, Colfax county New Mexico, with
an auxiliary Office Ga Chlhushua Next
CO. Tho corporation IS 10 exist foI
30 years
Articles OF Incorporation were also
filed for the "Elks' Lease Holdlug
company Frank Mckee. Noa ufeld
Joseph II, ORorly, william ". Hahn
and Peter H. McCanna are tho in
oorporatorB and also directors of the
company. They are all residents Of
Albuquerque. Bornalilio county. tn,
objects OF tho corporation are "a
buy sch and mortgage property This
capital stock ia 100000, divided into
$4,000 shares Of a Jar value Of 81
each, The company "a 20 exist %
years. Its place OF business o. Al
buquorquo. BernallllO county.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-25
Territorial Funds Received.
Mexico

Delegate Rodcy ala a good act for
Now Mexico IN the house Of represCn.
tativcB on Che 3Oth day OF March last.
when The gundry civil appropriation
bill was being considered An appro.
prlatlon OF $500. 600 was made Tor Bur.
yoys and rosurveys ~ public lands
and lands donated 90 educational and
other institutions IN several statcs.
and the bin attempted 10 give prefer.
once 10 certain statos mentioned
therein, However. the delegate
ns shown on Pages Al and a. 81
the Congressional Record Of March
30, 1904. had the bin amended. after
considerable OF a fIght on the floor
Of tho house by inserting the words
and territories" after tho word
states" 90 that the territory of
New Mexico now comcs "a for every
benefit under that appropriation of
100000 On the way OF having UB sur.
voya OF its school and institution
lands. as well as public lands. made
that any state mentioned in the bin
does.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-25
oFFIclAl MATTERs-

The bond OF r. r Cr'chton. Co
whom tba contract for the necessary
repairs ON the federal building was
awarded. has been accepted aud work
on the building will begin 0u Monday
June 20.
Appointed on the Commission Of lrri.
CATION.
Governor Otcro appointed Arthur
sylIgman of Santa DC "a mombor OF
tho commission OF irrigation of the
Territory oi New Movico vIco George
W. Knaehoi. resigned Mr. solgman
qualified today
Notarles Public Appointed.
Tho following notarioa public have
been hppoIutodby Governor Otoro.
Mary y. Davis. las Vegas, San Miguel
county; Saul Rosenthal Las Vegas;
san Miguel county; Damon ortiz.
HANS Peak, Mora county; George ~.
Hunkcr. Las Vegas. San Miguel coun.
~
Territorial Funds Received
Tho following public funds were re-
cciyed by Territorial Treasurer J. II.
Vaughn: From W. q Black. treas.
urcr and ox.officio collector OF San
Juan county. taxes for 1908. 8l,1i0St.
From Manuel Baca. treasurer and OK.
officIo collector Of sandoyal county.
tax FOR 1903, S2.77z30. From Loopoldo
Sanchez. treasurer and CX.ofnclo col.
lector ot Leonard Wood county. tax
for 1909. S25GC; tax for 1908. g.
52G.5i.
From EIroniO Romero. treasurer
and oX.ofiicio collector OF San Miguel
county, tax for 1909. gl245; tax for
Luul az 81 n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-21
Otra manifestation poitica

Santa Isabel [Yaucas POI Setiem-
bre - de 1904.
Sr. Director de LA DEMOCRACIA.
Distinguish senior: Los abajos
firmados, desligados de TODD compro-
misc polftico, hacenos constar que in
gresamos desde hoy en- esa hermOsa y
potente agrupaci6n que Sc llama
&Union de Puerto Rico> y la cual es-
tamos dispuestos a ayudar con tod as
nuestrss energ1as, suplicandole que 81
10 cree prOcedente lie de publicidad en-
81 digno y popular peri0dico, antici-
pandole por clio las mas expresivas
gracias y quedamos de listed sus aten-
tos y $. 5.
Luis E. Aponte, Conrado Diaz.
Juan Rodriguez, Calixto Diaz, Jose
Adolfo Diaz, Juan Jose Roig, Manuel
Diaz, Eduardo Alvalle, Juan P. Alva-
RADIO, Medardo Rivera, Pedro Diaz,
Juan Marquee Ramos, Onofre Diaz,
Victoriano Bermudez, Nolasco Bo-
rras, Nicolas Mateo, Francisco San
tiago, Santiago Aponte, Pedro Pagan,
GuillermO Zambrana, Juan cambria
ma, PascasiO Bermudee, Acacio Ber-
nudes, Ramon Zayas, Francisco Ma
carlo 10, Francisco Nazario 20, Eduar-
do Melendez, Adolfo Perez, Jose We
ga, Jose Rodriguez, Rafael Rodriguez,
Claudiuo Marquee, Victor Alvarado,
Juan Bernudes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-21
Ell Pals BIEN LES CONOCE

Engahoso es Greer, que el partidc
de oposici6n intente ST triunfa, des
plazar de puesto alguno 4 hombres
cuyos actos hayan sido i%nspirados er
el santo amor q Ia justicia, a la hon
radez y al bien.
La verdadera democracia jamas
cohibe clase alguna, de bien entendi-
das libertades y que cada cual por
tanto susten:e las ideas que esten en-
ammonia 0 sus sentimientos.
Puede a~segurarse, que los hombres
del partido adversario, que no hayan
estado renidos con ell orden y la lega-
lidad, que posean aptitudes y presti-
gios para contribuir la ben6fca obra
de la reconstituci6n del pals Y que ha-
yam sido celOsos de Ia xbien ~entendida>
americanizacion, seran respetados por
sus a~dversarios.
Harto conocidos son los adverse
rios que no han omitido medios para
llevar al amino de los nativos, que la
liberal Naci6n americana, Ia que supo
sacudir l6jos de ST ell ominoso yugo que
le afrentaba, es &hoy IN pueblo de
d6spotas y opresores.1
Hombres que tan luego han ocupa-
do cualquier cargo p1blico, hanse en-
penado en- demostrar que aquel gran
pueblo persigue al capital, q la hon
radez y Ell trabajo; que es IN pueblo
imb6cil 8 inhumano: pues todos sus
desaciertos, p-ersecuciones y atrope-
Hos, los cometen en- nombre de aque-
LA Nacion y ST Sc protesta en- cual-
quier forma, sus atropellos Sc extre-
man y apelan al estribillo de denomi-
mar anti-americanos q las vfctimas de
sus iniquidades....
dQue idea tendran esos ~desgracia-
dos de la libertad y del derecho, del
6rden, la moralidad y la justicia....?
Los quo verdaderamente hayan
probable con sus censurables actos ser
enemigos del pals y de ia Metropoli,
de la libertad, del derecho, del orden,
de la moralidad y de la ~justicia; los
perversos en- fin, pueden tocar q otras
puertas.
FL pals &bien los
RAMON REYES PENA.
Santurce, 10 de Setiembre de 1904.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-21
Board of Medical Examiners
Convocatoria a examenes ell 4
de 0ctubre

Los aspirantes a examenes de Ne
dicos, Practicantes y Comadronas,
que deseen obtener licencias para Ell
ejercicio de esetas ~profeciones en- Puer-
to Rico, pueden dirigir sus solicitudes
y pedir los informes que conve-
nientes 4 Ia Secretarfa de este Board,
antes del 80 de Septiembre.
Dichos examenes, seg1n 10 precep-
tuado por la ley, tendran lugar ell pri-
mer martes de Ocsobre proxime, en- las
oficinas este Board.
DR.. N. Quebed0 Baez, Secretario Gale
Allen 10 apartado 712 San Juan P. r.