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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-11-02
As She Told 1t.

81 used to have another story way
back in SO. when times were hard.
OF course, it's a chestnut now but in
those days it was a sure exclamation, ."
continued Perkins. cit was about the
hard times in Kansas which prompted
one Of those prairie fakirs to telegraph
that money was so scarce that Skunk
Brothers & CO. couldn't raise a cent
] sprung that yarn a dozen times and
it went; it surprised people into
laugh. I don't mean to say that it's
very funny according to Iatter-day
standards, but it did go, and my wife
was edited at the distingue manner in
which L permitted it to depart.
"Of course she wanted to spring it
on her soroses at the club, and she did.
She came home one night with tears in
her eyes. She had, she said. rehearsed
the thing for days and days; had told
1t that night amid tense silence during
the recitative. and denser silence at the
psychological moment for applause.
How did you tell it?' 7 asked.
Just like you do she said. I led
up to the prevailing topic of hard times
and told how dreadful was the string
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Mainwaring stared at his wife oddly
for an instant before he spoke. Ger
tainly not" he delivered authoritative
~. After a seconds silence he leaned
over and imprisoned one of her hands
in both his
Mrs. Mainwaring pulled away from
him patiently. Il disagree with you,
she remarked. with abrupt GOODNESS.
"Oh, it is possible, CT course, where no
cause exists" he commented. with mas
culine complacence.
THAT point neeessitates a definition
of the word cause.
"As a matter Of fact. what would be
ample and sufficient reason with one
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person might amount to so much wind
with another
Jealousy is merely an acknowledg-
ment of superiority in some one else"
she submitted positively.
IN which event-a tribute to the de-
iinquent ones good judgment; an es-
sential tribute. 1 rather think your
point of view is somewhat quixotic
There's no accounting for peoples
tastes. you know. I have seen them
walk over pearls and take the stones"
q don't seq
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RFAr ESTATE TRANSFERS.


f. Knowles and wife to S. S. OFT
sec. 8, 10, l5.--...-.s--.. ..-::s-s
III. r. Ennis and wife to a. Parhtt,
30 ii. Is .......-.........-..... 3, s44
b A Hewitt to II. S. Fisher, part lot
rs Jackson street. First ward.-...... $50
r. w. Goodrich and wife to A. G.
Comstock. lots s, 10 and j. Oakley
avenue, Euclid avenue addition. $50
A. O. Taylor and wife to D. l. Blair,
lots 500 and so Dillon street, VIII
liams' addition Observation-Disclosures. 800
H. w. Turner to o. Bschoff eN-
Young's addition .-..-.-.......-.....,. 1.o25
A. c. Klngaman and wife to J. Rup-
pei lot 412 and part 40 Jackson
street, Ritchie's addition ...........- 650
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small memorandum book and fountain
pen. This is what he wrote:
My Dearest Daphne (the name sounded
well, he thought)-I am longing fercely
for a sight of your sweet face Excuse
haste and drop me a line by return mail
saying when. Ever your own
BILLY BOY.
He re-read the lines with an inspired
expression. then turned the leaf over
and scrubbed something across the
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peradventure as the
lady's better half.
Mainwaring was sitting. or rather
sprawling. in one Of the multifold
IounginE chairs that made comfortable
the spacious veranda, his spiked feet
raised opulently to the Towering ban
lister ran.
Flung over his face. as an impromptu
guard against pertinacious insects. was
the latest comic weekly. His hands
long and brown and sinewy, gave COM
hlnsd attestation to the mans artistic
temperament and a strong athletic sus-
Cspdbility. On the floor beside him
were some golf paraphernalia. pitcher
Of ice water and half a dozen maya
uines.
Mrs. ASainwaring paused as she
reached the top OF the steps and re-
garded her sleeping spouse with med
ley Of emotions, depicted consecutivelv
upon her pretty, flushed face. Then a
ripple Of silent laughter passed over it,
rendering her twice as enchanting as
anything else could have done.
She tossed her long lace gloves. fan
and cream chiffon parasol on a bench
and tripped noiselessly up to her hus-
bands chair. Lifting the paper a frac-
ton, she stole a quick. cautious glance
into the dark relaxed features. He
stirred vaguely. She waited a moment
then she looked again, and all at once
It came to her that Mainwaring was a.
very handsome man. handsomer even
than she had deemed him before he
placed the wedding ring upon her I'm
ger.
His hair, black and fine and abso-
lutely devoid of wave or crinl5le. grew
in a determined line high up on the
square. bronzed forehead. The lashes.
also straight, were somewhat lighter in
shade. but so dense as to completely
obscure that part OF the cheek upon
which they fell. Below a slightly promi-
uant but wei shaped nose his mouth
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How TO Answer Advertisements
verttsemenrs signed in care OF S 1srs
Journal. such as Address A. B. y -
State journal or Address Owner Ca ~
state journal" should be ans@sLs'A srd
man :, catc state Journal or leave Il az
the State Journal office. Do cot ASK - IL
clerks in the State journal oniee ~ s 80
you the name of the advertiser tAe@ ~-
not give this informs ton.
Advs- Not Accepted Over Rhnl e.,
The State Journal does net 49, - .
want advertisements over the tSAskPl'o =
nor does 81 make charge accounts -
Ehem The most satisfactory plan u =,
BRING your want advertisements % ~, ~
State Journal office. If you can Lot ~ =
thiss call the " estern Union telest43pH4
entce, either phone ST. and tel them , -. a
you have an advertisement Tor Lhe - -, -
Journal They villa send an a. D. - 80
&c your house. You pay the boy 4oE ~ ~
advertisement the State Journal pays 80, 80
81 c!assifed NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. is SC per line
Six ordinary words make one line.
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s-TATRvOYANT

DEIsMAIN sisters. the world renowned
Dsvehics, palrnists, clairvoyants and as
trologers, are in Topeka once more. They
tell you the things you want to know.
T7hev give you names. date and facts on
love. marriage and all business matters
Past, present and future revealed
without asking question Tell
Eof1 Your lucky days, months and
wears Test reading, 100; life reading
35c: card reading, SOC. A S clairvoyant
readings 81 Readings by MAIL send 81 OO
date Of birth, ask questions. For short
time only. at GO Kansas ave. Open Sun
day. Hours. 9-2G- n. to 10 p. N.
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revealed itself to be easily the best
feature. It was neither too large nor
too small, too thick nor too thin. It
was not stubborn or even obstinate.
but in a good natured, liberal way I'M
compromising to the last degree.
After a few minutes he sat up sud
1enly and tried to open his eyes. but
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TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN-Be it
known that my application is now on file
in the office Of the probate court of Shaw
nee county. Kansas, asking for q permit to
sell intoxicating liquors according to law,
at 334 Kansas ave, in the Second ward Of
the city Of Topeka, Shawnee county, state
of Kansas. Hearing is set for the 18th
day OF Nov, 1905. at a. m.
MARTIN O'DONNELL-
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IAE TOP OF THE STEPS
ten pink tipped fingers checked their
upward glance.
$50 for once I've caught you nap
ping" Geraldine came round to the
front Of his chair and stood looking
down at him with laughing accusation.
Mainwaring squared himself and
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CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS
u c. WILSON. contractor I'D builder
Job work promptly done 40 E sth 81
Ird tel 1874
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
Onice of Comptroller Of the Currency.
washington. D. Z. Sept z. 1895.

Office of Comptroller OF the Currency.
Washington, D. G.. Sept. Z. 1905
WHEREAS. By satisfactory evidence.
PRESENTED TO the undersigned, il has been
made to appear that The Capital Nae
tionai Bank OF Topeka" in the city OF
Topeka, in the county of Shawnee and
state Of Kansas, has compiled with all the
provisions Of the statutes of the United
an association shall be authorized to coTE-
msnce the business of banking;
NOW. tn EREFORE. /, William 3.
ffdgely. Comptroller of the Currency 90
Hereby certify that THE Capital National
Bank of Topeka, in the city OF Topeka.
In the county Of Shawnee and state OF
Kansas. is authorized to commence the
Business Of banking as provided in Sec
ton Fifty lone Hundred and Sixty-nine OF
the Revised Statutes of the United States.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF witness my
hand and Seal of office this twelfth Gay
Of September. 1905.
VIM B. RIDGELX,
fSeal1 Comptroller of Currency.
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JFWFT Frs
JAMES B. HAYDEN. JeweIer and Opt.
clan Complete stock OF watches. dia
c2ondB silverWare. etc Eyes examined
ard sDects cies properly lifted
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Miss Flinteyes says she never gossips
about anybody
That's right. Gossip is too tame for
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-11-02

1RALDINE came home
from the "CIubwo-
mans Luncheon" hot
and cross, ready for
an argument" quoted
of Billy. who figured
peradventure as the
lady's better half.
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ANTBD-Washing to take home or
days work. SIS Quincy.
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yVANTED-La for Colorado. $500
day Capital Emp. Agency. 7S5 Kas. ave-
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WANTED-Laborers for sugar beet fac
tory, Colorado, $500 day. Furman, 1856
Kansas avenue
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WANTED-75 men, good wages; win use
about 80 men all winter at light indoor
work Topeka Nurseries, one block east
of Santa Fe shops
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erencss concerning th@Tu. r n. C. A
Employment bureau. II E 9Th IT
wAyTED-MALE HELP.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS for Colorado. $500
- - - -
Observation-Disclosures for sugar beet fac
tory, Colorado, 500 day thurman, 80
Kansas avenue
WANTED-75 men, good wages; win use
about 80 men all winter at Hgnl lndOor
work Topeka Nurseries, one block east
of Santa Fe shops
WANTED Barber for Saturday, at 613
Quincy street
WANTED-BIan and wife cooks. Capital
Emp. Agency, gS5 kas. ave.
WANTED 100 men for canal work Colo
RADIO; 500 men, grade work; p teamsters,
so farm hands, II corn huskers, ranch
hands for Oklahoma. laborers for ma
chine shops blacksmith coal shovelers
81 day hotel cook, kitchen help. yard
man. porter. Capital Emp. office, 735
WANTED-AIen to learn barber trade and
facial massage, Sl2 to $50 weekly paid
graduates few weeks completes; our
scholarship includes careful instructions,
lectures, demonstrations, diplomas, posi-
lions or locations. Our equipment includes
en- PEDESTAL base revolving chairs. cornbf-
apparatus and vibrating massage ma
chine Special rates this month. Write
today. Mac Gregor Barber college, Kan
sas City. Mo.
WANTED-FEMALE HELP.
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WANTED-Cooks. mattresses, house girls
dish washers, housekeepers. chamber
maids. lunch counter help. woman SIC mo-
board and pass. man and wife cooks
a nd HonEnLznnDnT Arizona 500
mo Capital Emp. Agency, 139 kas. ave
WANTED-25 dining room girls for out
of town. wages sf7. SIS and $50 mo. Cap
ital Emp. Agency, 725 kas- ave.
WANTED-Coat. waist, skirt and lining
makers Mrs. Mercer, Crosby Bros.
WANTEp-Experfenc maid, German or
Swede. for Homework. Best of wages.
500 Topeka avenue
VANTED-Experienc colored girl, gen
eraI homework; good cook; good wages.
us Van Buren,
WANTED-Ladies to work for manu-
featuring company, $50 month. 1903 Cen
trail avenue North Topeka.
WANTED-Woman and girls for piece
work; make from $500 to $500 per week.
Capital Emp office, 735 Kansas avenue.
ency in Kansas. A lady asked me
what was the trouble in Kansas and
answered: Money is so scarce there
that Skunk Brothers. the rich bankers,
can't raise dollar" Nobody seemed
to understand it. Nobody laughed ex-
cept myself and was=George, feel
so ashamed I could cry
And she did. ''-Cincinnati Com
mercial Gazette.
Miss Flinteyes says she never gossips
about anybody"
That's right. Gossip is too tame for
her; she just knocks. Detroit Free
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VvANTED-Maker. Topeka Millinery Co,
81 Kansas ave.
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MACHINE SHOPS
LAWN mowers ground factory process, 7scs
Free delivery. Tel 5oa- Golden Rule.
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WANTED Barber for Saturday, at 618
Quincy street
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WANTED-sALEsBTEN.
sr-~S-~~--~------~-~~~S
SALESMAN to sell first class nursery
stock, pay weekly, stock guar anteed true
to name. For terms write to G. L. Knight.
Lawrence. Kan.
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FOR RENT nicely furnished rooms for
housekeeping with BATH 81 1915 Clay
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" ANTED-Every one to order their cider
from Washburn's cider works, Delivered
fresh Mon, We'd, Fri. and Sat at 30c per
gallon. Ind tel COS.
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eDaily except SUNDAY. All others daily.
MISSOURI PACIFIC TIME TABLE
DAILY Except Sunday)
SOUTHBOUND.
No. 31O-Passenger to F't. Scott 2:a0pn
No. s92-Freight ....-. ................ 7;30am
NORTHBOUND.
No. 309-Passenger from TT. Scott. .1e:4 0prn
No. 391-Freight $3.50 ...........-... e:d5pm
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-18
tAI.mn latina. naglna n.

t-Ntt'it' 'Na'iif'f iAs@f'i' ''"f
Is el libr1 de. .un rebeldc.
Parecc una concleGcia envuelta en-
sudario rojo.
lnsulta pega y maldice.
III libro, dice 80 qYe es el hombre.
RI hombre, dice en- 5el llbro, 10 que
piensa.
Tiene ese valor.
,Es I'm uesastrado, un furioso como
Papavoine2
Sea.
En- esta TERRA va a9otandose el fue-
g. sdgrado; la lampara de la energia
se apaga como 81 las Vestales hubiesen
a bandonado.el temple, en- el ara, no
hubiese mas que frIas Cenizas Parece,
que I'm clelO Siempre aZul como el
riente cielo dc Ia Italia; una eterna
prlmavera, IN mar tranquilo tan azul
como el cielo, colores en- el Crepiisculo
luz en los bosques, sueflo en- Ia atm6s-
fera, siIencio en- el alma, triSteza Ell
las copas y desencanto en- los corazo-
mes, infiuye todo ESQ en- Ia vida del
pueblo puertCrriquefio agOtando su
.energla, ma,ando su te.
Y sin embargo, hubo III tempo en-
que eSta infellz TERRA, era bravo y
digna Hubo un tempo en- quealoS
sacerdotes de la prenSa caminaban a
sus celdas de prisiOneros, alta la fren-
te, tirme el ccraz6n y dejando tras de
81 una aureola dc respeto Hubo un
tempo en- que, Ia voz de nuestros ora
dores res naoa soberbia y valiente y
una le9I6u de caudillos, una masa de
hombres abnegadoS y sufridos. daban
ej-mplos que Jmitar, tenian orgulloS
que repartir
A fuerza de disimulos, 4 fuerza de
cOndescendencils. debilidadeS y Am
biciones torpes de pueblo turbAdo ha
huldo" Ia paz de nuestros espilitus y
camlnamOs entire sOmDras deScon
danzas como ana caraVana perdida en-
mltad del desieito.
Por todas par,es no Sc cyen mas que
pr otestas embozadas y rugidos sordos
de gente que murmura en las som
bras.
Es un ejercito derrotado.
No hay valor para afrontar decidi-
damente una sjtuacl6n, nj caraCter pa
ra increparla sin cue parezca una de-
bill sllpllca; miserable llmOsna dc pue
bio VenCldo.
este eS grave, muy grave.
Esta subiendO una ola.
La ola del pueblo.
81 csc pueblo llega perder en- los
mas altos, sus csperanzas, puede sur
cir un conflicto
Formara una columna de carne. Su-
FIRE, empieza odiar. Va maldice.
Al final de nuestras epocas de legis-
latura, los hombres Sc despiden para
'sus hogares desalentados humillados
con al Q de vergiienza en- los rostros
dolor en- el corazon. tQuG van d
eontar 4 sus hiJos, que van 4 decir a
sus mujeres2
Y hota Gle to 0dio en- Ia atm6sfera;
hay clerta repulsion en- el ambiente.
Esto, no puede seguir asi.
En- los primeros dlas dc aQuella aso-
ciacion de hombres que juntaron sus
estuerzos para trabaJar por el blenes-
tar de "a patria, publicamos un diario,
''El ciuda dane" que al decir de un
culto periodista, paso como paloma
blanca por el cielo de nuestras des-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-18

81. s. s. Aseca ec.n .sasss &c s .o
en la pAri4a de sas,a> &c vis'cs de
ia arv>oa 81 uerfs> ps8lie4> IA
camt ec aumea,aa Is - 900 g., eas,o,
le NJ re. "a IS emp.csdo> q Ncgo
ls lAat. HD. c.le..s.0 cu
$500.
LA fc SEQ go para cC~~e VA Y re
D.rar Jos csmino, Qucla SubSis;on,c.
En g.. de s. e.o para. Oon>cryaeioa =
reo racisn s ediicios pael.c,>. sen.
N ,u DItltIe. s. han ,c.a.sz.ao s. 5000
crrd udo Ell $50 900
Ia 0c Sfetee gaia gat. rs 6e "a NJ .u
Sion LtelDtlva g-c'ia gsu ytanbila
- dc 5000. pari q Negoci.s9 &c =
lcsrtto ir>a III.
Ea = d, iasrse cid1 pub,ica 81 hi
cicran economiaS por vaio~ &C SKIS
v armen:os por $1,000 p - uuevs.
eScuelas pdblicaS, resul.andO las eco
nomia> en- S37I5s. Drbcmos advertif
que 81 preSupuesto original por 6o9 o45
era superior en ga 900 al vicente ppr
1904 1903 que importaba $644 I45.
Las portidas cas,igadas fueron las
siguientes material cticina comi>iona
do rebajada de S 500 a 4 500; Ia de
libros y trasporte, de S4I,5oo d $50 600;
Ia d. pupjtres etc, de SIS 600 $I2 90
suprimiia a. dc conferenciaS. por
SI65o; en- las atlas escuelas. de S4272o
5000; la de industriales dc 5o5S5
a 81 $50; Y ell Departamento Norm ii
dc IS 900 %, 500. La de $500 coo
para suicides de maestros SC aument6
4 $4,000.
Los sueldos del Departameuto con
| solidado subsisten sin alteration, en-
ll., pertd4 de material Sc han ccomiza
dc 225o n
En- Ia de material de la colonie de
leprosos sc reducen 5000
En- el asilo de ciegos Sc crea una
plaza de admin istradur con SIoo en-
81 material Sc econOmizan SIo24
Tamuien sc crea una plaza de la
vandera para el Manicomio con $3.50 !
EN- Ia pattida de material Sc rebaian
500.
! En- Ia de material de las escuelas de
lninOs y nlnas Sc reducen en- tote SI5oo
{ igua suma en- Ia de material del
lresIdio Y 7@o en- total por las de ma
tcrial de las carceleS de San Iuan,
Ponce Mayagiiez Aguadilla, HumA-
Gao y Guayama.
En- la de gastos suietoS la aprOba
ci6n del gobcrnador, por $50 600 SC
rebaian Sc,
En- la dc sueldos para el gobierno de
Guile bra Sc aumentan 500 Y en- los gas
tos materlale> para cumpir el c B 2I.
Sc consig1an 500 de aumento 4 la de
$500 anteriormente asi na a.
Tambien Sc aumentan 280 en- la de
material para la Blblioteca Insular.
Las demas partidas subsisten igua
les, por tanto teuemos que los aumen
tOs acordados +sobre el { b 4 ascienden
4 u 72o Y las economics a ia, 200, Dol
tanto las verdaderas economics acor
dadas por ambas comisiones de confs
renci llegan 4 Io2 80. Quedando el
c B4 reduoido 4 2333.774.o5.
Agregando I este pre- supuesto los
I7A6Q364 por el bill de deficiencies v las
partidas &c 6Q,2Q4 por creditos para
| ia comisl6n de Anemia retrato dc
In, pN+>d,(s ~ I1,;dnc anr;l;o - H.
nlc1p1O dc UtuadO, CarCel dc AreclDO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-18
La YtIdsd ca 50 iaoaT



En- nucs;rc scgundo aui,uio 1cDls
r~mos Que q { is utw ec
paSsdo 3 Ia { m ~ 1r 'elc. ic. aes
pucS dc las - 0rw'erl..> 4ae 6 81 2
dsron en- Il Cows Ifscu.sva. $500
dis 4 $24so $50
DChcu ScT Can. .sr Ee nrf~--a.
lectoreS lss oIhcu-taies quc tusicr'4
que vcncerse >poi S lU.cn bros ac "a
Comisi0n dc DCrtcrcrCi.s fa 4c II
tencr una reb~J Ge SlIc.Sos ,abrl
2quel provec'o@ dee ,ev 9o~ .ar'.
prescindimoS &c rel ,ar.a,.
Namos ahor ), ieGuar ri cN.mcl
partida por parlda d,l pre 1poesa
como tue aprc Qaoc cn !. c.n.ete. .'a
hnal del IL dc Mario lueate com
psrarle con Il pr ecto origin i .on
viado Dor Il E1ecutivo 4 ] CamarA
puertorri,, ueiia
Les sumentos Y economias logra das
han sido las siguienteS comparandole>
con ell B4
Secci6n i. Gastos legislativos-
Consejo Ejecutivo; sueldos, % $50;
Impresos go, Total 5000.
Sc introduieroo eConomias de $1,000
en- varioS s'eldoS de tempoIeros V Sc
aumeaiaron las dIetas del >ar&ento dc
srmas y del menSajero en- $500 obte-
niendose pufS una economit de $40
queda la / partlda, sueldos, c1 "a oSo.
En- la "partida material de s. 900
Sc rebaja 5000, economizanlost
5oo por tanto qued2n ambas en- S27,
$50 y la eConomia IS dc S2Ico.
En- Ia de S2o345 para Sue Iaos y die
tas C~mara de d' IegadoSr Sc. repaJan
SIlo $500 ia a. 81 400 para ma
terlaI' oD'eHlepooSe put SoIo de eco
nomia yquedando smbaS PartldaS de
s24o45 reduclda> S24c35
+. la de sutldos tclna del 9oberna-
dor por 81 500 p rmar Gee inalterable
y en- Ia oe material 1900 sc nan re-
ba]ado $3 o qu, dando en- $1,000 en-
total ambas en- 5 5000.
La de sueldoS Attorney General &c
Sc reduce &c S23@c5 Sz2.9 y {! m"
terlai dc S2lco I72o 0 sea Ell conJur
TO Sc econt mlzan 81 2So.
LOS suel io> d' FrIlcla lusular, suO
slsten igAaleS S3I34oo en- Ia dc ma
terial "a 500 SC nan onlZadC
5000 reduclen1oSe 10 500 y amDa
lmportan $4,000 IN vez dc 537 ooo.
IN eI DcPa t2hento de lesofefla
ohclnas SubalternaS Sc han etectuad'
los camoio' slau!entes: ohclna Gel le-
sorero, de 1890 q I24o. economia 10?
fara clio sc aum nto en- 10 Al SueI
DO de un empleado y Sc reDaJaron
otro 200.
In el Ne9ocl9do dc Cuentas Sc SIT
prime un mrnsaJero cOplsta que CANA
ba 500, quedando en- 5000 IA de
l9 $40 coneIgnada.
En- el de kertas internas, Sc supri
me un Official que CANADA 1850 y poi
tanto Ia partida dc 5I,48o. queda er
SO 400:
La de gastos de material quedaror
reducidos de 4Iooo 4 IS ooo, o sea
fueron adm1idoS 600 como econo-
mias.
Las de los colectores de los distIi os
de San Jsan, Il 100; Caguas, 63oo
Arecibo, 1900; Mayagiiez Ic62o; Pom c
Io,5ao; Humacsor 534o y Vleques POI
l 500 permanecen lguAleS. In el de
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-18

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