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The San Francisco call., 1905-01-12

and il having been the usual necessary and
proper practice of said board to leave the same
to the Registrar OF Voters and his deputies
and clerks under him, to see that precinct
election officers to be appointed We're duiy
qualified the said matter was so necessarily
left to the said Registrar OF Voters, VINO, Win
the means at his command and the deputies
and clerks upon whom he relied. as defendants
are informed and believed, made all such In
vestigation in good faith, as was required,
and calculated to. in good faith, secure the Sc
lection and appointment OF all said precinct
election officers having the qualifications re-
quired by law. and that If any errors occurred
therein or any such appointees were disquali-
fed as set forth in the said accusation, tnat
the same was the result OF mistakes or over
sight by the persons relied upon in the office
of the Registrar of Voters, and such as might
occur under similar circumstances at any time
in good faith without any intention to appoint
any disqualified person as an election ofhcer.
MADE IN GOOD FAITH.
And these defendants answer that the said
appointment of precinct election ofncers as
made by them or by their authority for the
said primary election were all made in good
faith and without any knowledge or informa-
tion that any of the said precinct election
officers were in any manner disqualified for
any reason whatsoever and in the belief that
ali were duly qualified and that In all the
proceedings of the conduct and management OF
said primary election the acts OF the defend-
ants as such Election Commissioners nave
been in good faith without any knowledge or
in any way disqualified to act as an election
! precinct officer. and in the full belief that
at the time SalQ appointments WcAC Aiiooc
that all the persons who were selected for
said effice and who were so appointed were In
all respects qualified according to law.
That defendants have not, nor have any OF
them been guilty of any willful or corrupt
or other misconduct as said Election Com
m.ssioners or in their office as such: or as
composing such Board of Election Commits
sfoners in any act relating or pertaining to
the conduct or management OF or in appoint
ing precinct election officers for said primary
election.
Wherefore defendants pray that the said
found not guilty and be acquitted of any and
ali charges of willful or corrupt or Intentional
or other misconduct In and about the per-
formance of their duties of their said office
in the conduct and management of the said
urinary election and in the appointment OF
precinct election officers therefor
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-12
JURY CENSURES DRUG CLERK
SEORDIA FOR CARELESSNESS
Admits That He Gave Carbolic Acid
and Swear.s SUch Was
Called For

Emelio Seordia, drug clerk for DR..
Antiques, was censured yesterday by a
Ccroner's jury for the death of Wong
Gum You, a Chinese child 13 months
old, on January T. The clerk had given
a bottle of carbolic acid instead of
castor oil, which DR.. Minnie Worley
testified she had prescribed for the
. child.
DR.. Minnie Worley testified that she
wrote the words castor oil; ten
cents" very plainly upon a piece Of
paper. Seordia swore that what she
had written was "Carbolic acid; ten
cents
Doctor Glover Of the Harbor Hos
p;tal alleged that the child had not
been very scientifically treated at the
Central Emergency Hospital and
claimed that the incision in the pa
'tient's throat was made too high.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-12

The Fire Underwriters Association
of the Pacific yesterday elected
officers for the year, read and de-
bated papers of especial interest to
underwriters, laughed at the funny
contents of THE Knapsack" as re-
vealed by George T. Grant and feasted.
The matter of leading importance"
that was referred to in the annual
address of President Fuller. the es-
adjustment of insurance Institutes
can insurance organizations into fed
GRAFTON, was reported back by a COM
mittee with recommendation that a
special committee disappointed to take
underwriters at their next annual con-
vention.
In addition to this it was voted to
provide a salary for an assistant sec
Ietary and librarian, that the valu-
able reference library that has been
created may be made available for the
instruction and benefit of the MEM
bers. 1t was voted that the co-opera-
ton of the University of California,
and particularly of the professors con-
Hected with the College of Commerce,
would be heartily welcomed. Author
ity was given for the publication of
pamphlets embodying papers of spe-
cial interest to the underwriters. These
matters were reported favorably by
the committee to consider the presi-
dents report. The underwriters as a
body approved of the recommends
tons.
AN INSURANCE INSTITUTE.
Mr.. Folger, chairman of the COM
mittee, explained, referring to the pro-
posed establishment of an insurance
institute for the instruction of the
underwriters Of the Pacific Coast, that
while no definite plan could be at once
suggested, it would be advisable to
correspond with existing institutes and
insurance organizations and to request
cooperation on the part of the organ
lied underwriters of the United States
Federation might follow the forma-
ton of Institutes. There is no under
writer's institute in the United States
and in this direction the Pacific Coast
takes the first step for the entire
country.
A suggestion was made by E. j.
Alex Mayer that much might be ac-
complished in the education Of under
writers through the agency Of CORE
spondence schools on the subject OF
fire insurance in all it's branches
This will be considered by the execu-
tive committee.
BY the annual election the presi-
tiency Of the association went to the
Northwest. A. w. Thornton of Sc
attic, the vice president during the
past year, was advanced according to
the custom OF the association and was
made president. F. b. Kellam was
elected vice president and Calvert
Meade was again reelected secretary
and treasurer The new executive COM
mittee includes in its membership
President A. w. Thornton, J. L. Full.
Ter. Whitney Palache, w. H. Gibbons
and George w. Dornin. The ole
/ library committee, consisting of w. H
Lowden, Herbert Folger and B. ]
! smith, was reelected.
Technical papers that were read
yesterday occupied the greater part oi
the time. James C.. Cunningham
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Did You Ever Stop to Thtnk

What pleasure it is to look at pretty
photographs? Get camera and take the
pictures yourself We have cameras
from soc up and all Photographic sup
plies. Sanborn, Vail & Co., TAI Market ST. :
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NO TTME TO yERTFy-

That upon the Application blanks above men,
toned in the usual course of the proceedings
OF the said Board OF Election Commissioners
it not being part OF the duties of said board
and they not having the time personally to
verify the statements in said applications;
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-12

:. NEW WATER RcOMPANY.-Articles of in
corporation We're filed yesterday by the North
Side water Company, which has i caltitai
stock of $50, eco, of which 500 each mas been
subscribed by the following directors: John
Richards. Lyford Sinclair and J. Z. Manning
Of San Anselmo, Wilson d. Bent of Sausalito
and George Manuel of San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-12

ST. LOUIS Jan. 1.-THE immense plant Of
the St. Louis Plate Glass Company at Valley
park. twenty miles west OF St Louis, was par
tially destroyed by fire to-day. entailing a
loss estimated at $3.50. 900. Five hundred EN-
ployes are out OF employment.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-12
The Triplet Boys.

Freddie, Eddie and Teddie get an
unexpected bath. In next Sundays
Comic Section.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-12
LEFT TO REGISTRAR.

As to the charge that five OF said election
officers in said charges mentioned had not
been registered in the precinct where they
served for thirty days prior to the said eec-
tion these defendants say that if it be a
TACT tnat such was the that the number
SO disqualified in such respect amount to less
than one in hundred of the number OF
precinct election officers. appointed for said
election and less than one in five hundred OF
the number who made application for such
appointment; and that such matter was neces-
sarliy lett to the Registrar of Voters for ex-
animation in the usual OF the conduct
and practice of the said election commission
That in the year 1904 there was q new
registration in said city and county and that
the registration for said primary election
amounted to over fifty thousand voters, and
WIN the registration was very great and
arduous as duty upon said Registrar of
Voters and he was compelled to rely upon
deputies and clerks In his employ: and the
defendants are informed and believe that such
disqualification Of any there were) in regard
TO said five persons was the result of an
oversight in the Investigations by clerks made
and carried on In the office of said Registrar
o. Voters, and that the acticn of said Regis.
trar OF Voters in the said matter in good
faith: and these defendants had no knowl-
edge or information of any such disqualified
ton at the time OF such appointments of such
election officers or prior to such election.
Az TO the charge in said accusation that
three of the said precinct election officers were
holding salaried positions under the municipal
government of the city and county Of San
Francisco. these defendants say: That If the
said fact was true that these defendants had
TO knowledge thereof, and that there is no
list kept in or furnished to the office CT the
said Board of Election Commissioners of the
employees of the said municipal government or
in tie departments thereof, and such matter
was not known to the Board of Election Com
missoners or any of the members thereof at
the time of said appointment prior to said
election and they are informed and believe
that the said fact did not TO the knowl-
edge of said Registrar OF Voters during the
period of his Investigations in regard to the
appointment cf said precinct election officers
prior to said election. That the number
of minor employees in various departments is
very large.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-12

OF all the good ways to make love to
a girl the best Is just to keep telling
her so.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-12
Weak Men and Women

SH0uLD USE DAMIANA BrrTERS THE
~ Great Mexican Remedy. gives health and
strength 10 sexual organs. Depot. 323 Market.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-12

YEsTERDAY THE FIRE UMpERwRTERs
BANQUET PALACE HOTEL
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REGISTRAR MUST
FACE The TEST
Election Commissioners De-
fend Themselves Against
Charge of Irregularities
MADE NO SELECTIONS
Investigation by City's
Chief Executive Will Be
Surely Held OH Saturday
MADE NO SELECTIONS

Inquiry was made yesterday of the
Election Commissioners as to whether
a possible indictment by the Grand
Jury on alleged charges of irregulari-
ties in the appointment of precinct
election officers would affect the pro-
posed investigation of the accusation
by the Mayor next Saturday morning.
The reply was made that an indictment
would make no difference, as the in
ouiry would be proceeded with and
defense put in. Asked as to what the
defense would be, the Commissioners
stated that a reply had been prepared
which would be filed with the Mayor
just previous to the beginning of his
investigation. The board made gen.
eral denial of the charges, and in 1T the
Commissioners plead not guilty there
of. 1t saddles Registrar Adams and
his deputies with the responsibility OF
selecting the election officers, and is in
part as follows:
DO NOT ADMIT CHARGE.
That as to the charge in said accusation
that twelve of said primary election precinct
the same political party, these defendants, rot
admitting such charge, say: That defendants
pointnent that they not OF different DO
litical parties as required by law; that
said defendants, and the Registrar of Voters,
acting upon written application afore-
said. and the informations relied upon IN the
usual practice and of business in con-
nection Herewith. in good faith believed the
said persons at the time Of their appoint
ment TO be of different political parties,
required by law: that said appointments were
published in daily newspaper. required by
law. in said city and county, and the members
of the county committees OF the political par
ties who were interested in having equal rep
resentation on said precinct boards never in
formed said Registrar tie defendants that
said officers We're not of the political parties
named in such publication, which stated the
reputed politics of each appointee, as required
by law, nor did any person make any
complaint of that nature or at all prior ID
said election.
As TO the charge that said twelve persons
were not upon the last assessment list these
defendants not admitting the same say: That
the office Of the said Beard of Election Com
'missioners Is not and has not been provided
with copy of the assessment list or taxpay-
ers of said city and county; that the said
list is made up, IL at all. annually by the
Assessor OF said city and county, and consists
or about $4,000 names OF persons thereon,
and is only to be found in the office of the
Assessor of said city and county. and is con-
tanned therein in more tnan seventy volumes
IN use in the tax department
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Como Sc GXplOta en- Russia Ia
ig1OTalGla del ObTaTO.

San PetersbuTgo. IA En- las ca lss
de Neysky, Prospt ky y en- otras pobla-
clones principles, Be ve mnChR gente
de I8 alta Ciedsd paseando en- trineos.
Hay vRrios cuerpos de p0Iicfa p0r 81
ocurriese cuSlquier distuFbio.
El aspecto de la Cindad es entara.
mente normal.
Sia embargo, Sc saba que los obreros
estSn descOnEentos y que los rev0Iu-
cionarios ae Rpr0y yechAn de 6sto y Los
excitan mas.
Los Obrerog dicen que no pueden ae-
guir muri6ndose de hAmbFe. Quieren
tfabsjlr 8 horas diSrias en- vez de 10:
pero pidep. sobre todo. que le quiten 8
loa espfas, poF cAda 10 obTeros hay
uDo.
Sc proponen matAr aTgunos; per0
no Green pOder acabRr con todos. Sc
pregunt6 8 un obrarO, si queris % cons
tituci6n y cOntest6:
sYO no a6 10 que es: ID mayor par.
te de nosotroa no saba leer: ESQ es 10
11ico que sabemos. 70 no s6 NADIA de
politics, nj s6 que decfa Il petici6n que
los sgitadores poIfticOs pFesentarOn,
y, aunQue nos matAran por nuestra iQ-
norRnCiR, selfa dificiI que pudi6ram0s
ssber 81 al decretO de hoy tiene ID yer.
duderR intenci6n de hacer razonables y
esenCiales COncasiones. s. 81 no es mas
que una medida de cOnveniencia con el
0bjet0 de terminar esta situaci6n.S
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POT desguld0 Do in conductor
Pudo ocurrir aver una desgracia.

Aver tarde pudo ocurrir una des-
gracia & IL sen IRA del Lcdo. P4lacios
Rodriguez, por demssiada precipita-
ci6n de un conductor del CAIRO eI6ctri-
CO en- que FegresabRn de Santurce.
AL baiarse dichR sefiora en- ls caIle
de ID Tanca, eI conductor sin 6jarse
en- que todGvia no se h8bfa baiado
completamente. di6 marcha al CAIRO y
por an milagrO no fu6 arraAtrsda la
indicada sefi1rR que sufri6 una CoAtu-
sion en- IN pie.
Los visjerOs que iban en- 81 CAIRO
protestRrOn del POGO Cuidado del en-
cArgado del CARO- y 81 esposo de d
aeflora Ilam6 Id atenci6n aI guRrdia de
servioiO para tomaF ell nombre Pare
ce d. & IN detective queibR en- ell carro
no le pareCi6 bien intervenir.
LAmentables son los hechos que &
csda paso ocurren veces por Ia falta
de cuidado de los seflores empIeados
que muchas veces ae preOcupan POGO
de la se0uridad de los pasojeTos que
en- los caFrOs tFansiean. y p0F clio lla-
namos q atenci6n & los fes de ls
empP esR,
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4 NO lCLTlRRlRsE !!

ri Catarro es una enfeFmedad que Jiene
mucha mas importancia db la que general
mente SO le atribuye. Invade todos los Or
ganos del ouerpo Ouyas funoiones fuerzas
debilitR pFofundamente. rs Oausa fFecuen-
To de la sordera afeota Ia VISTA la naIiz y la
garganta y es generalmente por donde EN-
pieza Ia tuberculosis tisis
La misma facilidad ID frecuenoia con
que Sc peSca un cataFro hace las personss
indiferentes para curarlo y Ia gran may yorla
no Sc preooupa de las consecuencias.
Los bafios frfos por Ila mah&na Immediate
mente despues de dejar el lecho, dormir con
las ventanas abiertas y evitar las corrientes
de aire, son precauoicnes muy buenas que
no cuesta trabaj 10 ell obserVarlas. Pero ell
preventive mas SECURE, m4s ehcaz, mas facil
y mas positive y tambien ell que aconsejan
los m6dicos, es la Emulsion de Scott de acei
To de higado de bacalao.
Els sorpvende ente la fueTza, vitslidad, ener-
gfa poder de resistenoia que recibe ell
ouerpo hum, no de las pequefias dosis de
Emulsion de Scott, que Sc le admin. StTan
con constanoia. Esta Emulsion, REQUIRE
interiormente todas las parties debiles y vul-
nerables del cuerpo y 10 pone al abrigo de la
infection catarral.
De Ouando en- cuAndo aparecen industria-
les POGO escrupulosos anunciando emulsiones
vinos preparados los que atr buyen pro-
pied2d onrativRs que no tienen y hasta hay
quien Sc atreve q 8decir en- letras de imprenta,
que el petroleo o keroSln8 es un 8llmento.
SJQue es el petroleo? Un aceite mineral
que Sc usa como combustible para lubricar
y lfmpiar maquinas para alumbrar.-Una
substantial indigestible que cRrece de la pro-
piedad esencial de todo alimento, cual es Ia
asimilac.6l; que pasa al trav6s del tubo in
testinal sin modificarse sin ser absorbida;
una substantial, en- fin, que no tlene ninguua
de las propiedades curativas y alimenticias
del aceite de hfgado de bacalo. 81 Sc dijGse
que el petroleo es un alimento para maqui-
mas podria pasar, pero no para 81 Cuerpo hu-
mano.
Si teneis alguna duda, preguntSd vues-
bro medico; Ell os confirmaFa esta verdad;
81 estais escasos de fuerzas, de carnes y de
gangre, os aconsejara que tomeis la Emul-
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.l1oDiaTDlcIaS en- Ia
igl8sia cai6IiCa de
Isabella.
Ell hroy8 amDozaTS alIf Ia cons,
truceItn d8 una casa aS-
Gl8la.
(De maestro Couesponso7 especial. J

Mayo 3 Las cOnferenciss Que vie.
nen celebFandose en- la iglesia cAt6 t6llcs
Dc este pueblo. por los elocuentes RR.
PIP. aeflores Vega y Rodriguez. re
sultan nuy concuFridas.
Reina gran animaci6n con motive
de ID pr6xima visita del seflor Obispo.
So prepare un gran reciblmlento.
Los seiores due forman Ia junta
psrfCquiAl son los siguientes: DR.. Vi
cente Roure, don Eduardo QneVedo.
j Jolquia Alarc6n. Ledo. j Juan b
Laubriel. don Frank Quevedo, don
Alfredo LameIe, don Santiago Polar
co. don Randolfo Abreu. j. Emilio
Gonzslez, don Antonio Perez , don
Juato AVil6s, no Ios seflores que
equiVocRdanente Informs eL9 Demo.
cracia
--EI dia Is del corriente darSn
principle los traoaios para Il construc-
ci6n de una casa. esCuela en- las afueras
del pueblo.
Pront0 empezRrsn los trabDios del
ferrocarril.
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Como n DGleass6 eGpIsstss an
sI Se1ado.
EI tfaslOTRO que eKlst0 On la
tfOnt8ra dc lIg0lld

Paris. En- ell Senado Mr.. Delcas-
s6 expres6se con moderation, perO
concluy6 diciendo que la Tesisten-
cia manifestgda en- ciFculos intere-
sados no hara que Francia modif-
que su pnlftica.
La p0Iitica de Francia en- Marrue-
cos, d)io, cOntinda baio las mismas
condolences en- que Sc empez6 La
debilidad del Sultan y Ia anarqufa
que de ella resulta, periuaican d
tod0s, especialmente a Francia en-
Angela.
Wimos obligados a buscar un re-
medic para la intolerable situacioD;
FFancia no pretende basar sus IN
teFesss en- Ia desatenci6n q los de-
mas, de aquf las negociaciones que
dieron por resultado los aEfeglos que
proclaman que Ffancia posee deFe-
chos especiales en- Marruecos.
El tratadO anglo frances recono-
ce tarea de Francia de ayudar q
abEir a MaFruecos a la civilization
y tambi6n las naciones son iguales
en- dicho pals.
I'll convenio franco espanol can-
frna este. Las condolences del
tratado anglo-fFanc6s Sc comunican
inmediatamente al Sultan. Prueba
de este Sc halla en- Ia emission del
empr6stito Marroquf por Francia.
81 Francia buscaba pretexto para
intervention 10 hallar'a en- ell tras-
torno cue exiSt0 en- Ia f,ontera de
ArgeIia.
S n embargo, debido a la amis-
tad que tenemos con Marruecos "
a la clara conception de nupstFos
propios intereses, Francia Sc limit6
q indicarl9 al Sultan Ia necesidad
d. establecer ell orden. Esa es Ia
|posici0n que ocupamOS atn.
La reSistencia de los intere esadOs
en- mantener actual eStado de anar-
qua no deja lugar para ilusiones,
mas no mOdifcarfa nuest a polfti-
ca. Marruecos conoce nueStra bue-
ma voluntad y potencia, y que no
tratamOs de inf1ar nuestro bien ma
durado programa de Marruecos. Asf
es que al parecer. Francia tendFa
6xito en- sus esfuerzos en- 81 Medi-
terraneo Occidental sin offender min
gun derecho nj chocar con ningdn
Dice ell Eco de Paris que docu-
M mantos ofcialss demueStran que la
guerra cost6 q Russia entire muertos
heridos y pFisioneros, 435, 900 hom-
bres. El costU pecuniario no baia
de 55.200,O00 600 de frances.
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A Los HlCENDlDOS.


1nouoaDIemente que Las grandes ven
Sl@S AZ gus s9 7,1 99Gle1gn con e. aso &c 70
SAsAI Z g - g IL A15'
Tng I1T, Sgengsa N4 v141 en F9eIt9 fslco NH
~ 4l4A1AM VILLA II Y ASO| caIle de -
oran aunaento la prodncci6n 81 N in
dustFia aacarina al azt1car. extrevendo
MAYOR producto & Iao nnieIes QUE
Ell CONOCIDO HASTA AHORA.
Para que pueda formarse una idea
de esq afrmaci6n copiamoa & Conti-
nuaci6n .el resultadO obteniiO con 81
empIe0 de dichss CRISTALIZADO-
RAS en- n CENTRAL EIIE
ALLIANCE. "a 81 eRtad0 I.nipiono
(E. q. 10. U v para mayor compro.
baci6n, 81 senior VilIavaso tiene en- su
ofcina y & disposition del p1bIiCo,
mueatFas de szucAr de Is Obtenida pOr
d diCha CRISTALIZADORA.
Mlah uasloa ca ls CrlaSAl-
zaoore -; =. .-'...1' .: 4l.9 Pura.
11l:ss. Mssa Socl9s puestA en Is
Nass seaoe:7s o,.4o.;is o1.S
"a e@7e y G1;s4as;s.5SouS eI!SSiSe gDsanlus IL
W;aTs. 1Is.',s1 y ,aaSs .S-St ao.;i. q Soo
mlS.e:es.E- TllSa9sue u llaSa - Ss SouluA go
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COMMERCIAL.

Nos iuforman en- atenta circular los
sef1ores M. Gain mes e Co., &. en- d
de San German, hAbsr estsblecido en-
esa ciudRd una cAsa de cOmercio que
SO dedicaF5 & Ia compra ventS de mer-
cancias de todas- classes y que girsrk
b j la indicada rsz6n de eM. @ lii..
mes & Co.. 3. en- G )
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DEsPUEs DE PROBAR tcdos los engafo-
gos remedies que sa anuncian es Cuando mas
se agradece Ia eficacia RADICAL del Digesti-
vo Mojarrieta, cuya supefioridad esta uniger-
aRlmente confEmada.
CuTaciones desesperadas en- personas Bien
oonooidas que 10 tomarou durante tres me-
ses son las que 10 han Recho gloriosO, pero
nm solo estuChe produce meior efecto que
una docena de frascos dc oualquieT otro ret
medic; porque aden8s de ser ell 1nico verda-
dero Curative radical del est0mago del
intestine, sin engafosa aoci0n calmantei es
Digestive PuFihDador de los alinentosi
Sc debe exigir que ceda hostia tenga gra-
bado ell nombre Digestivo Mojarriets.
Dep6sito general de las FarIhaCias de Blanco Ca,
Hamdn Almazan ' Fidel GuiIlermety, san Juan
dc Puertoico: de venta on las prinoipaes Drogue-
rlae de EuropaY America
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JUNTA EsCOLAR DE NAGUABO, Va
Cante una de las escuelas gradu 2das de esta
poblaci0U, por renupcia del maestro que Ia
desempehaba, esta Junta eEcolar acordo
anunCiar dioha vacRnte pr el t6rmino de
diez dias, contar de Ia publication de este
anuncio, con obieto de que los senoFes
maeStros de instTu scion que deseen soliGi--
taEla, diEiian sus peticiones esta presiden--
ola. Naguabo 10 Abril 1905 Ramon Ro-
dPiOueZ Gonzalez -presi dbnte 10 W S,