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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1905-02-06
AN OPEN LETTER
no THE PEOPLE or NEW RAVEN
From VIM. I'll. Hull. Our welI-Knowp
. Druggist. -.

To Whom 1T May Concern.
T OF late there has been a good deal Of
discussion in New Haven in regard to
advertised medicines and their value
the papers are full Of them.
We want to say to every man, woman
and child in New Haven that We be-
lieve the most valuable preparation Of
cod liver oil--tfle best tonic reconstruct
tor, health restorer and strength Great
or-we have ever sold in our store is
Vinol.
V1nol is not a patent medicine, it con-
tains no injurious drugs, and it actu-
ally does contain all of the medicinal
curative elements taken from fresh
Gods livers, but without drop of oil
to upset the stomach and retard it's
work, and, moreover, it is delicious to
the taste.
Vinol acts first upon the stomach,
tones I'D the digestive organs, creates
an appetite, purifies and enriches the
blood and strengthens every organ in
the body to do it's work as nature in
tended.
Vinol is recognized throughout the
world as the greatest strength creator
for old people, weak, sickly women and
children, nursing mothers and after. a
severe sickness.
Vinol cures hacking coughs, chronic
colds, bronchitis, and all throat and
lung troubles. Unequalled to create an
appetite and to make those who are. too
thin fat, rosy and healthy.
Vinol is sold everywhere on a posi-
tive guarantee that, if it does not give
satisfaction, the entire purchase money
will be refunded.--Hulps Corner Drug
Stores. .pss et%-a
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ARGENT1NA,s PRospERIrY.

The foreign trade Of Argentina for
19o2-19o3-1so4 shows an average balance
in favor Of the South American re-
public of over s75,OOO.oo0 for each of
the three years named.
The people Of the United states have
always looked with pity and commisera-
ton upon the South American States.
We think of ourselves as the mighty
guardian Of a hemisphere and imagine
that our annual trade balance Of a half
billion is unparalleled. We think we
know South America because We pro-
tect our weaker sisters, hold them UNI
| der the shelter of our Monroe Doctrine.
As q matter of fact, Argentina and
other countries below the equator are
not so well known to us as we pretend.
They have no intimate trade relations
with the United States If an Ameri-
can found himself in that country and
was DESTROYS Of reaching New York
quickly he would find that he could
gain time by returning by way of
Europe, for it is with Europe that those
countries trade. South Americans are
frequently met IN European cities ana
are rarely found IN America. We
guard the national integrity of the
South American States, while Europe
gets the business.
The figures given above prove that
Argentina's commerce, relatively speak
ing, leads the world. With 5000. 900
people that country's balance Of trade
is in excess of $75, 200, 900. If the United
States We're as prosperous in proportion
to population our annual trade balance
would run to one billion one hundred
million, instead of only a half-billion.
OF course, cur people have greater and
more varied requirements. We buy
more abroad. The South American
population is racially and radically diff
fsrent. Argentina's productions, wheat
and beef, are two of the worlds great
est staples, and Argentina produces an
immense surplus OF each. The Conti-
nent OF Europe takes nearly all and
sells nearly all Argentina demands in
& the line Of manufactured goods and
Injuries. 1t is a country that needs
but little and possesses much that the
world needs.-From the Seattle Post
Inte:ligencer. ~
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THE PRESIDENT A SLAVE TO
CATARRH-D. T. Sample, president of
Samples Installment Company, Wash
ington, Po., writes. For years was
afflicted with Chronic Catarrh. Renee
dies and treatment by specialists only
gave me temporary relief, until 1 was
induced to use DR.. Agnew's Catarrhal
Powder It gave almost instant relief.
so cents.-25 j
Sold by w. H. Hull and Gillespie & Co.
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L remember one trip an old friend
of mine made, a big cattle man from
Kittitas county, afterward the owner
of considerable property in Seattle.
His divorced wife was living here, and
she took it into her head to go after
him through the courts for non-pay-
ment of alimony. There were a number
of reasons why he shouldn't pay, but
he didn't care to stay here and argue
it out with the court, so getting a tip
on what was doing he decided to so
back to the cattle in Kittitas. About
6 o'clock one evening, accompanied by
his horse wrangler, who happened to
be here with him, he struck out horse
back for Ellensburg. The two rode all
night--it was in midsummer and at
the full of the rnoon--and the next
morning they ate breakfast in Ellens-
burg-110 miles away. And they
didn't think it was much of a ride at
that. %f
Rides? Why, could talk all day
about rides in those days. One of the
best ever done in the territory, how
ever, was that by a young haIfbreed
during the Nez Perces uprising of 1877.
When Joseph went out with his band
one of the first things they did was to
cut the military telegraph between Fort
Lapwai, up the Clearwater river from
, Lewiston, and Walla Walla. Fort
Lapwai wanted to send dispatches to
General Howard at the post at Walla
Walla, and wanted to send them bad.
At that time nearly all the Indians on
the reservation had a. halfbreed or att
least one pretty good horse in his rid
ing string. This particular young half
breed boy had an extra good one. and and
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MRS. FRANCES a. OSBORNE.

MRS. FRANCES A. OSBORNE.
Ex-senator and Mrs. Clark, Rev. S. j.
Bloomfield, Mrs. F. L. Jackson, Mrs. F..
e. Smith and Mrs. ]. B. Northrop at
tended the funeral Saturday of Mrs.
Frances A. Osborne, a summer resident
of Stony Creek, whose death occurred
in Boston. Rev. Mr.. Bloomfield offici-
ated at the Grove street cemetery
chapel.
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HARD RIDING IN NORTHWEST

Halfbreed Who Made 100 Miles in Ten
Hours.
You people who came here since the
railroads were built have an idea that
we used to have bad time of it get
ting about Washington territory" said
the old timer the other day. That's
where you are wrong. Distances We're
no greater than they are now. True,
we didn't always SO so fast as you do
now, but we made speed that would
astonish you. s@#5s ~5 s&.e4.. s.Eis.s
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oBITU4RY NOTES.
MRS. Charles H. wingett.

Many will mourn the death of Mrs.
Mary e. Wingett, beloved wife Of
Charles H. Wingett,. who passed away
Friday at her home, No. 76 Edwards
street, after long period Of ill-health.
All that devoted care and the best med
ical skill only sufficed to mitigate the
disease which deprived her for months
of the activities of life. For months
she was able to get about the house
only by the use Of a wheeled chair. She
was for a considerable period, before
illness overlook her, the president of
the Ladies' Aid society of Humphrey
Street Congregational church, of which
she was a member. She leaves to deep
~ mourn her death her husband, who
is an old and much esteemed resident
and who served in the civil war in the
Fifteenth Connecticut regiment: one
sister, Mrs. Northrop, widow of MIR.
Northrop, who was for years a promi-
nent grocer on Grand avenue and aft
erward on Edwards street, and one
brother, Rev. Harvey E. Burnes. who
was in late years pastor of the Howard
Avenue Methodist church, this city,
now stationed on Long Island, and who
has held very important charges in
New York state.
The funeral services will take place
at her late residence this afternoon at
o'clock.
CHARLES CORNELIUS PERKINS.
Charles Cornelius Perkins, sixty-sev-
en- years old, died very suddenly late
Saturday afternoon of heart failure.
Mr.. Perkins death occurred while he
was alone in his home, 81 Pearl street.
He had not been well for some weeks,
but his death was entirely unexpected.
Saturday afternoon Mrs. Perkins left
the house to do some shopping. AT that
time her husband was apparently en-
joying the same health as for some
days past, and was about the house.
Returning home two hours later she
found him dead. Though he had suf-
fered from a heart infirmity for some
time, having had to abandon work dur
ing December, he was comfortable when
his wife departed the house. Besides a
wife, a daughter, aged sixteen years,
survives.
The funeral will be held Wednesday
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sLEIGHING ON SPEEDWAY.

Yesterday was a great day for sleigh
ing on the COTE street speedway, and
scores of sleighs were out enjoying the
sport, Police officers stationed along
the street helped to. keep the course
clear and facilitate the felicity Of the
occasion. ~. !.
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MRS. STEPHEN STANLEY.

tuIto' E5AII HEN KoI1<AANILI+
Mrs. Stephen Stanley, widow of the
late Stephen Stanley, died in Bridge
port Saturday, aged seventy-three
years. The funeral will be held to-
morrow morning. Fahy has charge of
the arrangements. .........5 .-.
Mrs. Stanley resided on York street,
this city, for a number of years.
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FUNERAL OF HENRY ELsoN.

FUNERAL OF HENRY ELSoN.
The funeral of Henry Eison was held
Saturday afternoon from his late resi-
dence on Pearl street. Only the MEM
bers of his family attended. The inter-
ment was in Evergreen cemetery. Rev.
DR.. George W. Phillips. of st. James
church, Fair Haven, offieiated. Theo-
dore Keller directed the funeral ar
rangements.
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MRS. n. ELIZABETH HoTcHKIN,
OF WEST HAVEN.
After lingering illness of about a
year Mrs. NJ. Elizabeth Hotchkin, wild
Ow of the late Samuel A. Hotchkin, died
Saturday at her residence in West Ha-
ven. Mrs. Hotchkin was about sixty
years old.
Funeral services will be held from her
late residence, 203 Main street, Wednes-
day afternoon at o'clock. The inter-
ment will be in Oak Grove cemetery.
Relatives and friends are invited to at
tend.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-22
IA RAC|ON De LAS F|ERAS

Ell ejerclto vletorioso del leon
acamp6 on un arenal, y el jets dispuso
que &c distribuysssn los vfvsrss con
equidad hAsta donde alcanzassn.
Ell zorro, como intsndsnta del eier.
clio, hiso el reparto, y on un instante
% oyeron en- el campamento ruiIdos de
placer.
-Parccs cue el eisrcito este con.
tento -diio el leon relami6adose los
labios.
Eu aqusl momento llegaron q sus
ofdos balidos lastimeros y dolientes.
Eth 6qu6 % esos Alguien ss
queia.
-Es que los corderos tlsnen ham
bre.
Como dNo les he alcanss do
naia?
-Sshor, las tieras son tan ex'gsn.
tss; recesitan conner tanIo.... que no
han llegado les provlslonea los timi {.
doa..n
-Df & los corderos que psrdonen
por esta vez, J haz que 90 alimenten de
promesas.
NO me creera1u,.
Hay que cont ,niarlos y acAllar.
los de s'gdu modo, hay que hAeer
algo para que cream que no estkn olvi.
dados. Pobrecillosl
IS nor, NADIA 50 me ocurve.
--Dlles que Al primero que 90 que.
is me 10 como.
Jose Fernandez Rrem6n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-22
DepaTtaneRt0 del interior
Division de terrenos pibIicos

Por el presents So noti6,a a toda
persona Que indebidamente coupe 6
usufrute en- la sc.ualidAd tsrfenos del
Pueblo de Puerto Rico y desee CONT.
nuar en- eie usufructo, que 10 solieite
asf anIss Gel ii de Ensro de 1905 a es-
te Depariamsnto y Sc e conce terA bA.
10 las bases de c1nIrato, de ArrendA-
miento, qas en- copia Sc lie rsmitir&n al
reciblrss Ia petIeion en- ssta ofciua.
TrsuIcurridA la citada f:chA ae
proceisrz judicialm snte e0ntra todo
ell que sin preVio arriendo ocups 8 de.
tente Ia propiedad pdblics, rsClamin.
dole dsnos J compensation de ulufru.
TO por Ell tempo gus hsys dursdo la
eeapacl6n ffsudulsnta.
SsRdp previsns sl C6ilgo Civil vi.
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lose Fernandez Brem6n.

rrsnos us don Francisco Rodriguez y
Jo.6 Maria Loptg.
20. Finea riitica Que rAdlca en-
el barrlo oe sEaeasS deI lermlnu Mu.
niclpAl de San Sebastian, compuests
dc cisntJ cinsuenia cusroAs mas o me
nos, con Alg Inas hnsAs de cafe, pasto
ymslezss, oonssniendo uaa casa hAoi.
tacl0n en- mAl ssta 10, en- llndss por oil
Norts con tsrrsnos us don De.tia Car
donA; pLr Q, Sur OsAIe, con tierras
de don LAuresnu Ouvs y oIrss de
la Sucssion de d nA PeIronA 0auvI-
mas; y pr ell Salisnte, coa llerrss de
don Pedro Alcantars Lopez don Pas
casio LsmourI.
por tsnto y on cumplimisnio de
dieha ord. 20 SCALA el lunea 10 de
Enero dc 1905 q les nueve de la man ..
~ para ls veats 90 pG olica subssIs,
que tsndrA lugAr ca ests oheins 90 ID
cAlle del Comerclo de sstA ciudad,
de los olenes ansa d,scrlIos, cuyos
blenes ssrAn sdIu iicAnos 81 msJor
postor.
Para ~ publication por tres We.
ces, una Vta por senAns 90 sl psrlo-
dico La DEMoCRACIA que se edlta en-
San Juan, eEpldo sl presense, ponlen.
do 90 81 mi mGpo y el sello de eIIa
o6elna on AguadIlla a IL de Dicism :
ore del aho de 1905.
AOUSTtN GuENARA SANTINI.
Marshal District Court
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-22
POL|C|A |hSULAR
Mas datos sobrs los abusos
comstidos en- Las Pisdras
por un cabo y un guardia
TODA UNA HISTORlA
Los teycios insulares funglen-
do de Tenorios y apelando
4 la denuncia vengativa.

Mucho estl dando que deslr ID
policfa dsstacsda on el poblado do
Las Piedrss. Fl dsssnfseno por III
parts, nos obliga 4 lamar Ia atensi6n
do sus superiores. No dol capitan
Nltsr, poraus ssbsmos que nads hacs
trat2ndose do compaAeros, J 10 hsmos
dido desir que hsy quo asabar con los
do Las Pisdras ( mscanszo limpio.
Il,4stre capitdn: no estamos On los
tjsmpos on que impunsmsnts 20 afro.
psllaba y dsscsrsdam snte 80 esgri.
milan vusstras armss para sgredir {
siudsda amos pacidcos. Ys spaso sl 1902.
Ya no % 90 autorizs para cometer
dssafdsros H,y tsneis que cumplir
con vuestros debsrss, 9 sabsls 10 que
Oh sguarda. Sobrs vosotros llevais
10 hlstoria nigga ooulta bsio vuss-
tros unif ormes.
-Ya hs comuuieAdo { sss peri6.
dieo los aotos cometidos On Las Pie
dras por sl sabo Casvas y 81 policia
Catalina Vazqusz. Amhos indivfduos
faltsudo & sus dsbsrss y reAlixando
iaiusticiss, NO % eansan do prsssntar
dsnuneias contro todas los indivlduos
qus dsslarAron On sl juiclo del senior
Gomez, como vsng snsa del planchs
20 que les TOGO hAcsr On aquel iuicio.
-L,amamos 10 atsuci6n del CO.
blsrno aosrca do ssta policia, pues
pusds , dsbs svitarss uu coadicto que
Ella sstG dispuesta & provocar en- sl
rsisrido punto, coms 90 dsjs dsja de-.
cir sin rsbozo.
La dsstisucl6n del poliofa Vague,
% impons. Este individuo, taltando
Alas lsyss divinas J humans, 50 di
riis On una ssrta Amorosa 4 una 20.
nora essada. Y porque % le prohibs
que visits 10 casa do esta seiior Ian
10 su odio sobre los que habitan or
dicha sass, secuadsdo por sl cab }
CusvAs.
Era 10 que faltaba 4 10 policia
insulsr para que com plstase 81 histo
rio de dssprestiElo no rsspetsr nj ID
soeisdad en- que vive.
sVan { continuAr aai los eosas?
Agenor.
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EDICC0

In 10 Corts do Distrito del Dlstrito
Judicial de Aguadllla, P. r. Es
tsdos unidos.ds America. FL Pro.
sidsnts do los Estados Unidos s. s.
Ndmsro 100. Manuel Antonio on
a6lez, Dem AndAnt.. vs.. Sucesi6n
de Manuel de 1eaGi Gonzalez, De
msndada. Acsi6n On cobro do do.
liars.
Agustfn GuevAra Santini, Marshal
de 10 Corts dc Dlstrito del Dlstri-
10 Judicial de Aguadills, P. R.
Hsgo sAber: Q 10 por ient 'ncia FIR.
ne del die i dc Novismbre de 1905 OF.
ssnidA por Manuel Antonio G orzalsz
contra 10 suess.6a do Manuel de Je I,
Gonzales On oil plsi.o arriba ex )ress.
do , por ordsn de 10 Corte para que
% expidierA un mandamlsato de en-
barge para asegursr 10 efectlvldad
do lA s,nteneia en- bisnes de dlcha
Susssi6n, 90 smbsrg sron bienes per.
tsneelenies { dieh2 sucsii6n, cuyoa
bisnss, por ordsn de- diA de aver, pa
70 proesdsr al echro dc dos mil dos.
clsntos eatorcs dollars y IS csntAvos,
jan.smsnts con diez dollars y IS cen.
iavol per eostaI, y pagos en 10 iecha
do dieho fAllo J cos.aI que ss deven.
gisn sn 10 for M que apare2:ln en q
srssord,S 90 ssean & pdbliea subAata
= son los siguIsn.esi
~. Finca rGst.cA que radica On
sl harrio ds sMaagos,, tenn mo mum
slpal de San Sebastian, con cab.da do
cisnto di.s euerdas de extsnsi6n ma, o
msnos { cafe, patio y m4lesss, sonic.
nisndo una casa de IN 1deras del pai,
cubii sdA de sine, otrA casa de lA mis-
mA sonst:uccion, con ma aluina para
dsseassarar cafe, glGcis y tsnquss, en-
lindel por sl Norts, con tsrrelo los de
JosS Q. tiE y Perez , de los ser ores NJ.
J. y 3. Cabrera, snseI dc don jose
VeseE Rivera por oil Sur, tierras dc
doa Ramon R)sas don B InifAcio
Torres; Por sl Rate, una eusbrada que
10 sspara de tlsrrss dc don Wsncss.
leo Clfrs, antsa de G Iillsrmo RosAI y
leg 81 Q.ltl sl rio sCulsartaas, J -.
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cONSEJO EXECUTIVE.
Preside sI sehor erosas.
Asisten pocos censsjoros.
varias eomisiones
C0MITE De FRANQuICIAS
Sc otorga una ordenanza "a.
ra hacer un ferrocarril en-.
tire Y ega-Alta y Dorado.

Muy pooos asuntos % rssolvisroa
aver On sl Conssio Ejscutivo. Prssi.
di6 10 session sl senior Crosas y ssistis.
ron los eonseisros Fsuills, Falknsr,
dol Vale, Barboss, slnehss ksralss
y Grahams.
30 lego IN sserito dol sssrstaris
dsi Conssjo, pidisndo ua snplssao
temporero, CON 100 dollars msnsus slss,
On los mssss do Dieismbrs { Ensro.
Ii comisi6n do Franz uisia1 infor.
mo acsrca do 10 ordsnslza Do los %.
flores Finlay Brodhsrs, para hassr
un fsrrocarril Do vfa sstrsehs entire
Vega Alta y Dorado.
Sc aprobaron unos prssupus.tos
del Asilo Do Cisgos do Ponce.
Sc aprob6 un eontrsto dol soni.
aionado dol Interior con don Victor
Murray, do Viequss.
La eomisi6n do privilsgios y con.
cssionss inform6 favor ablemsnts sobrs
permisos para saear aqua dol rio Eva.
leneiano,s do Juncos.
Fl ssior Grahame pidi6 al Conse-
10 que ordsnAra hlesr nna minuta do
los asuntos que dsbsn ssr tratados On
los sesienss, { fn do toner tempo Do
estudiarlos.
Algunos que otros asuntos sscun.
darios qusdaron sobrs 10 mesa, ( An
do ser discutidos al regrsso do Mr..
Hsyoss, quisn probablsmsnts llsgarl
en- el mes pr6ximo.
La sesi6n 90 levant6 ( lss tres y
lesentA minutes.
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VAR|AS NOT|C|AS
CabaIIos con muerm0 en- Co.
rozaI.-Extinci6n de al
gunas condemns.
UNA PRESA ENFERMA
Pleito Valcarcel- Guerra. DE
Tesoreria. -Corte NUM-
cipal dc Aguadilla.

I'm Corozal ocurri6 un caso de
muermo On un saballo de aquslla po-
blaci6n. Esto do motive q que 20
trasladara elf sl veterinario de 10
] Junta Superior do Sanidad y ordena'
ra Que vsrlos caballos mas fuessn 10.
mstidos { observsncia por present ar
sintcmas sospeshosos.
Han smpezado { sxtingulr sus
condemns 90 IL esreel dol distrito de
San Juan Evangelists Torres, preso
Dor uso d, armas, y Gaspar Martinss
Lugo y Anastasio Fasotss o'orlo, por
hurto dc menor cuantfa.
-Hs sido traslada de 10 carcsl
do San Juan al Hospital de Mujsres y
N,hos 10 prssa Ramona Cordero y
Rosado, para ser asistida en- ~ alum
bramiet to.
-Ha sido rsclufdo en- Ia carcsl d.
Maysguez, Juan Maritime, do ofcie
car pintero, sumsriado por sscslamien
to On una casa oomsrcial do aquells
ciudad.
Para sl IS de Enero pr6ximo q
hs sen slado on 10 Corts do Distrito d.
San Juas, sl plsito sntablado, POI
don Acisclo Disz Varc&rcel contra Ii
succession do don Mariana Guerra, so
bre demolici6n do obras q indemniza
| ci6n do daios y perjuicios.
Ell collector de-, e,Rentas do Fsjsrds
lbs pressntsdo alli una dsnuneia po
| infracci6n del ramo.
-Por 10 Tssorsrfa de Puerto Ric'
q. han lev antado Q embargos On Goa
mo, 3 On Ponss, Zen NsraniIto y unit
en- Lares.
Han sido ssntsnclados por Ii
Corte municipal de Aguadtlla Rosen
do Rodriguez, & 2 moses de carcel po
aeometimie ato y agrssi6n; Seraffl
Perez Cordero meses por hurto
] aims CasablancA & 4meses por hurto
| jose Arroyo Ferrer { 3 messs por &C.
mstimlsnto y agresitn.
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JUNTA De SAN|DAD
Sc reuni6 en- session oyer.
Acuerdos que en- ella
SO t0mar0h.
COLEGIO EN- SANTURCE
CONSTRUCTION de una casa.
Denuncias de otras. -Cemen.
terios de Ponce y Caguas

Aver cslebr6 session 10 Junta Su.
perlor de Sanidad, tomando los si.
guientss acuerdos.
l. Sc di6 cuenta con los pianos
del colegio que trAta do eriglrse On
Santurce bajo 10 advocaci6n del So.
grado Coraz6n dc Jsids y % aeuerds
rscomendar al Dspartamsnto de Sani.
dad envie el expediente con un .sndoso
al Ufl Alcalde dc San Juar, para
que por conducto de este 90 consiga
del ingeniero de 10 ciudad un informe
complete acsrca de los garan,fas que
vtrece sl sditioio desds el punto de 10
construction como del sanitario.
2. Sc acord6 envlsr { informe del
vocal ingeuiero una solicitud del 20
nor ]. B Hatch, enviando pianos para
10 construction do una casa On San.
turce.
8. En- vista de los documentos re
f.rsntss & vArias denuncias contra
las caias que posee on Puerta do Tie
IRA oil docior Msrxuach y que admi
nistra don G .eg orio Dimas, 80 acor
do pasar el asunto al Alcalds para
que por condacto de eta iuforne el
lngeniero de la cludad sobre las con.
diciones generates del terreno, de Ia
super ficie del solar, perm sabilidad del
suelo y la.probabilidsd do colocar loi
trt EOS filtrAntes & 10 dista -cia dc &c
pies de la casa que 90 trata do sansar
4. Sc da lectura una oarta do
Concejo Executive en- Ia que este alto
cuerpo indics que no 90 do su incum.
bencia resolver el ssunto reterent'
& Ia yerba de un cemsnterio dc Ponce
Enterads Ia Junta, acord6 aconaejal
que se contsste al a!calde dc Ponc,
neg ando el permiso que solicita par,
dicho An, ordenandole que mAnteng,
el csmenterlo limpio y desyerbado, nj
permitiendo en- 81 mas que las plantal
y yerbas ofrecidas por Ia piedsd d.
los dsudos do los fnados, de acaerdt
con 10 que psrm.te y gsrantiza oil sr
ticulo 2Sl del C6digo Penal.
5. Sc acord6 que 81 csmenter. 4
viejo de Caguas continde clausurado
prohibiendose 10 construction de ca
sas on terrenos dc cate. Sc nombr
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-22

una comisl6n compuesta dol supsrin.
,endente do Sanidad y vocal ingsnis.
70, para qae estudten los condislonss
do ess cementsrio on Csguss.
Oros acuerdos fueron tomsdos,
pero dc eseasA importAneia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-22
Ia RE|AA ALEXANDRA

L. sAlud dc 10 reinA de roglate
rrA sstk produciendo dc nuevo clerta
inq quistud en 10 fAmllia real. Aun'
que 10 tsm porsia que pas6 10 sobera
ne en- DinamArca durants el verano
psrsci6 rsponsrla mucho, no han sido
muy psrdarablss, como le sspersba,
esos buenos etectos.
Es b!en sabido que Su Majestad
visns sufrisndo desde hscs - muchos
amos, dc una psnosa sordera, 10 que
% ha gray ado ultimaments.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-22

vENDESE 10 casa do mamposts'
rio y de dos plantas, situada On 10
plaxa principal do ssta eiudad, dends
90 hallsn install ados los ssiablecimisn.
tos sHotel MeliA, sFarmacis Central,
J Crfspulo DiaE. Informes On Ponce,
J,t9n Bd,aista P0u. 3y,s,