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The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-12-08

Esmeralda.
Mable Josephine Cross, Plaintiff,
vs..
William E. Cross, Defendant.
The State of Nevada Sends Greetings
to William E. Cross, Defendant.
You are hereby required to appear
in an action brought against you by
the above named plaintiff in the dis
trict court of the First Judicial dis
trict of the state of Nevada, in and
for the county of Esmeralda, and t.
answer the complaint filed therein,
within ten days Exclusive of the day
of service) after the service Oh you of
this summons, if served within this
county; or, if served out of this
county, but in this district within
twenty days; otherwise, within forty
days; or Judgment by default will be
taken against you, according to the
prayer of said complaint.
The said action is brought to obtain
a dissolution of the bonds of matrimony
now existing between plaintiff and de-
PENDANT, upon the ground of non-sup-
port of the plaintiff by the defendant
for more than one year Immediately
preceding the commencement of this
action.
And you are hereby notified that if
you fail to appear and answer said
complaint, as above required, said
rlaintih will take default against yod
and apply to the court for the relief
therein demanded.
Given under my hand this 9th day
of November, 1905.
Goldfield, New.
A. X. WHEELER,
Diet Attorney for Plaintiff.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-12-08
PROBABLE

Agent-Does the lady of the house
run her own sewing machine?
Husband-I think she does: che runs
everything else.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-12-08

No. .. marked "2-2271," being the n. E.
Cor. of the location.
Thence n. So .ss, w. 500 feet to Cor.
No. 3. marked "3-2271."
Thence s. 30' 90 W. 1850 feet to Cor.
No. A.. marked "4-2271."
Thence s. So .3s' E. 500 feet to Cor.
No. 1. place of beginning.
Total area acres
Less area In conflict with
Lookout lode, Sur. No.
Less area in conflict with
Lucky Boy No. 2--------- T.70S acres
Less conflict with Lucky
Leaving net area claimed s.s71 acres
The adjoining claims, as shown by the
IHloa.' s 81 surrey ON th ers 5. e Ihe sur
The Lucky Boy No. 2. (unsurveyed)
on the South.
The Lucky Boy No. 1. tunsurveyed).
From the discovery monument the
lode line runs N. 30' "a Z. $50 feet, and
s. s0' "a w. $50 feet.
The variations at all corners Is II. E
The certificate of location was fled
for record in the office of the District
Recorder of the Goldheld mining dts
trict on the Is day of September A.
d: 1904, and recorded in book A at page
$40. and In the Office of the Recorder Of
said Esmeralda county on the 20 day
of September A. D. 1904, and accorded
In book X. at page 45s. of the records Of
Mining Locations.
All persons claiming any portion OF
the said Lost Canteen lode. or surface
ground, as above described, are hereby
required and notified To file their adj
United. States Land ONCE. at Carson
City, Nevada. during the so days period
OF publication or they will be barred by
virtue OF the provisions of the statute.
o. H. GALLUP. Register.
Date of first publication. Oct. 10, 1905.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-12-08

Location Notices and Certificates for
sale at The News office.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-05-12

Inc high school mln-trcl- scored nn
cher sucrrss last uIgh'. lie boys were
"E thrIr ncttir and their work WAS
appreciated 10y a large audience. The
local Jokes were many, but none Of the N
left sting. rh" cake walk WAS the best
nvCr seen IN ElHp.
In ehori. "ycry feature Of the program
was irst-clas, and the fun WIS fast and
furiouF from the risIng uf tho curtuin at
the beginning "f the entertainment until
It droppci on the CLOSING act Each Of
the boys did fw fuli elInrr oi the work
Hnd dih it we'll, and each one Of them liz
entitled to h,s FUN share oi the praise
and To his laurel wreath.
The Elko orchestra di-courscd c1.
ccllcnt music nili dill its share toward
making the entertainment Il success.
The minstr"ls will appear again TO.
night and there should br Il crowded
house. They deserve the patronage OF
the public.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-05-12
Volume 40.
Shot Himself.

Tunrs'lny night Cow Hong. IA Chink,
boarded No. 1 at LpvclUck To 90 to
Ogden. He had no ticket. but he had
twD checks "n the Lovelock Com
mercinl Comp my, one ;or 300 aud the
o.hcr 'nr so. The conductor carried
him n" Cnr,iu, where lac cashci the
80 check and paid hI- fare from Love
IucF. Hong renamed III CarliE all
lay yesterday and last night he bought
i ilcE"i for Ogden and hired Il berth III
- tunr~t car. While the train WIS on
the side track waiting for the wreck at
Molccn Ia be clear Il, Hon: drew his
revolver and took two shots at him.
sell Ouc missed and the other entered
III abi"men intlicting scriuu, wound.
Whcu nn:.cd 10y Constable McAdams
VIII Ia" hrd shot himself, Hong replied:
i lIk" to- die To a thiunman who
talHrd with him, he sad. Il guess |
crazy
ii"r- wha brought Ia EIkp on No. .
tbs morning and taken Ia Chinatown.
"h"i" u" lis being cared for, Tie rc.
: i,-i with which he ehot himself In a
cheap - "nlibrc affair. When srnrcLed
by Con 'thDir McAdam-. u check for
S3'o "u tie l"vcIock Commercial com
pIuy and s2I.1O were found ON las
IrrkDt,
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-05-12
EllIo, Nevada. Friday, May ~. 1908.


dramatic scene was enacted III
J"dG" Curriers' court room Thursday
night just as Tia, clock struck the hour
ot Midnight. H. the center ~ a group
nf men stood Levi Weber, the nero
brut" vino Gttar'ird Mrs. Ja,n.- T..
Harper ana nearly murdered her la
Januar,. Al the c!u~cd door uf the
cour, room stool Sncr;T Frrrrl, with a
l"adrd shot gan III hrs hand. and
around TIC room were atutIrred deputies
heavily armed.
No time was Wasted The toru.litics
"i the las were rh,"rYcd. bat without
delay The negro WIS asked l." plead,
and he entered the plea Of guilty.
Judge Curlcr then spoke:
-Lavi Weber, no legal cause appear.
my why sentence lEould not he passed
upon You. 1t If the jrigmcu; Of this
court that yuu bc confined IN the it ate
prison AT Carson fOT thr period q! fonr
teen years. Iou ary now rcmaui,d
INTO the custody of the officers"
That WIS IL H. & moment the race
back To C"r-uu WAS begun, with Shvr
III Fcrrcl III charge Of tie black urud.
The fear Of mob fury VAS the root Of
all the secrecy which eliminated ID tina,
midnight trial in Ia" uarEnr"d court
room. IL JlnuTar, when The crime NILS
committed and WrAcr wus ar, stcd
there WAS almost Il iyurAmp and :he
IL
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-05-12

Monday WAS tlr city Of Rcno's thirty.
seventh birthday.
On May 9Th ani 9th. 1868. the lirst
town lot II the original iown>iio was
: Id by ID. ii. Haskell, agent nf the tow u
site company, To- Isaac and Tom Earneit,
the ClUthieTs, It being JnxlGO feet, I0cat.
al on tie corne Of what Is now Virginia
street and Commercial Row. II sold on
that day Tor $1,000. Today it could not
probably he barght ior 5000. The
property is now occupied by Harry
Davis and Herr Bros.
y. u. Manning, nov Of the Nevada
Hardware n supply Company. WIS then
III the grocery and hardware hms inc IS,
the firm beng Manning Il Duck. MIR.
Mannmg is the only surviving merchant
III Reno who Is still ~ business here
today.
The first Central Pacific train came
INT" Reno thirty seven years ago next
Sunday
y house. then on Sierra street. occu.
pied by Wood Lawson, aud one in
Pown;ug's addition, near Rulston street, ,
Owned 10y Mr.. Conntrymnr, madr up
the four only buildings existing in Reno
Uu tia date -Journfl
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-05-12

The Carson News SAYS that tho
man who was killed by : cn Barber in
Carson valley last week WAS .. o. Vool
instead ut Bower as fist published.
Ncor htd been "mploycd at the farm as
horfcbrcnkcr for two or three years
iiarbcr is very sensitive 20 any kind ol
teasing or abuse and Nuor kucw this
and at ever! opportunity to anger
Is Tber by every conceivable method,
Barber paid but little attention To tEis
tmtaiiz ug and on nearly every occasion
ignored NUor. On Thurs lay morning
as l'nrhcr WAS combing his hair, V, or
dkcd h! aud deliberately stcpred on
his tcs. Barber said nothing and
weUt INTO hrcakfas,. At break fast,
Noor said lie was going Ia Quit his lob
but dii not leave the house until Bar
bor did. Finally Barber started Tor the
barn aud Noor. to iuntaliZe mn., per-
sisted III walking directly in from. Of
him so slow that 1t was extremely I'm.
pleasant walking for BARRIER. Alter
horse and led Lim into the yarI.
Tho door through which hc pissed.
instead Of being nm ordinary door WIS a
pair OF bar, which Noor failed to re-.
place, although Barber asked hm tc.
The result WIS hat number Of yonng
horses ran out Of the harm
This seemed to he the straw that
broke H." Camcl'F back Iarber. nov
literally frrrzicd, rushed into his room
~ corner 81 the barr and obtained
shotgun. Op coming out aud when
within clo,c range OF hu4 tOrmcEtor he
took ann and fred u; his head iht
charge struck Naur on the top ~ th,
head and ElauCing oil did very l:ttlc
damage. The latter immediately placed
his horse between himself and his III
SINE Gdvcr ary aud for some time sue.
cerdcd III preventing Il second shot.
In the mcuuwhIlc Ben Palmer. au
Uncle ut BARRIERS hearing the shot.
hurried around from another portion Of
the Tara and when hc pre- C,ivcd rhat
WAS taking place attempted to get be.
tween the two men. Before be could
IL .compliah his purpOrr, however. the
horse br"i:o away irom Noor LEAVING
unprotected Gud he received scccud
shot directly over the heart. lie was
instantly kllcd. dying without sttug.
gle, acrOr Ing 80 the testimony given 10y
Ben Palmer. the only eye witness in the
affair.
The murdered man was uIout 80
years old aud native ~ Lafayette,
Indiana, where mother, two Gisters
aud brother now reside. Ills relatives
have been notified. Ben Palmer has
stated TINT hc would stand all the
expenses Of a decent burial for the nn
fortunate Young man.
BcnJhmin BHrher Is nov ~ the county
Jail NJ Grmnn and Il IL thought that he
viii bc ndgudgrd insane and confined III
the STATE Asylum.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-05-12

""'''''''''' "''cr 1--WE We CLOCK lhnfs-
"'' "'H". '"' S"'" III braun L"itus
''"i' III 'a!"h WIS p'""h open with
'""''', ""u 'he contents consisting
y" h"'ii''"'"e over h'e hnh"rrn dollars
'HNeh'
y" one seems 1" know who landed the
!Do ""t u was c"hplet" and not thing
=" '"'ue WAS lett III III" wrec"cd strong
"'3' IL IL known that s"me:hing over
'''e h"hireI dollars wac taken, some
r'''" "''"hs'hR I" 'h" store N""P"rs and
III" rest 10 hrp"slt"r-, VII" used thr
oo"p'h! S"ie until the! could reach
'Fs'h'" vi! or arson, where they
carr! oleir IhhR accounts.
'nc fr''ie"' went L" the store after
II CLOCK !" get com" inedlcin" aud
'',' '"''f wis Il" H%H'. In" hIGh'
""''"ii'"l '"u"' ""'hins wrong on ms
"'''''Hh' "eH' On" or l"" Iarues
claim to have heard a heavy report after
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-05-12

notwithstanding the rain came down
h, tho huckct-iull last night the exc
u.iv" committee and the chnrmcu uf the
vartnus ruh.comu itt"c6 met Ht the
courthouse at < o'clock and talked over
TIA" Fourth Of July celebration. The
reports from the vari0ur chairmrn
'howcd that th, committees were at
work and that the celebration wus
crndHaIly taking tharc. Each commit
'"" IL 'iolng iis best la make It's particular
tniure ni thc celebration success.
N"ticn will soou bc given of the vot.
iug So test Tor the Goddess ~ Liberty
This matter Will hc hindlcd by Chair.
mRn llcndcrsun ana conducted III such
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-05-12

Ih" Experiment Station Stall Of the
State University will hold Farmers
inatliutW at the following placca:
S'tnrr Valley, Monday June 9th: nitcr.
noon and evening.
lamnIlc, Tucedny and Wchnc, day.
June 9TH and It'll: evenings.
South Fork. Ihuraday, June s,h;
Afternoon and evening.
Skrlton, Friday. Juro oh: afternoon
and evening
Ruby Valley. Saturday June 10TH
afternoon aud evening.
Clovcr VALLEY, Monday. Inne l2th;
nflcti.uun and evening.
fnrmca are cordially invited io niicrd
these mCctinpa.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-05-12

Wcdrcsdny afternoon 'hc tirat meeting
Of the Beard 81 Medical ESimrnCra waa
held IN thia city und the following
officers elected; President j. H. Gn;n"r.
of lnnopah Vice rrsdcUi.W J. Gree
of Carson CIT; Secretary and Trcn"
urcr. =. l., Lee. ~ CHrluu CITY. tn"
ply sicinu" vino comprise the licnri are
nil wol known medical mon ~ the
highest stnnlir4 and men who will
attend strictly tu the duiicG ~ IA"
Boufd.
Tho lird examination for registration
will bc held the fret Monday in August.
carson News.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-05-12

y teacher III western pubGc school
was giving her class the first lesson i'll
subtraction. "Now, in order 10 sui :
tract che explained. @ihings have to
be always nf ia. came denomination.
For IhstnncC, we coulin'C take three
apples from four pears or six horscF
from nine dogs."
y hand went up in the back part of
the room.
Teacher shoutccd a small boy,
-cau't YOU tai;c four quarts Of milk
from thrr" cuws:"-iInrper's Weekly.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-05-12

We offer One Hundred Dollars reward
for an! cuse Of Caiurrh thnt cannot be
cured hy Halls Catarrh Cure.
F.J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo. 0.
We. the undersigned, have known f.
j. Cheney Tor the last 10 years, and be.
licvc him perfectly honorable in all bus
mess transactions, and financially able
to carry ont any obligations made by his
firm. WALDISG. kIHSAN Il NARvIH,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo. O
Halls CutHrrh Cure Is taken intern.
ally, acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces of the systcm. Testi-
moninls sent free. Price. Toe per bottle.
Sold by all druggists.
Take Halls Family Pill. Tor constipation
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-05-12

way Il at each contestant will stand
nn equal show Ia win the prize. Unless
all signs fail, the contest will Uc lively
one,
The executive committee will meet
ngam Thursday ilht to map out a Gel
rbrhi"n program and apIortion the
funds t" t!Io various committees. When
THIS IL done. the committees will take
up the work III earnest and make
tie Fourth of July, 1893, Il day long to
be remembered III Elko cOuniy.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-05-12
Bilious Bill was getting hIontrd,

Bilious Bill was getting hloatrd,
And his tongue wis muchly coated.
Patent ~;onic,T HouIdn'i cure hinl,
Companies would not insure mm.
All his friends were badly frightened,
But their spirits soon were ljghtvncJ, =,
For B.il sind they believed hIm,
EARLY RISER r'lis relieved him.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-05-12

BY ORpEH or THu,rrrs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-29

Rsnunela Dbl pIssIt8nia.
Cara Del aleaIda ae8Iea de- bo-
llGa municipal.

En- Ia session que celebF0 anteno-
che q ayuntamlento de la ciudad
dlose cuenta G ia una caFta en u don
Manuel Rodriguez. presidente del
COnce]o Municipal, manifesto que
con fecha % del c0rriente ha pre-
sentado la renuncia del CARGO de
CONCEAL, ante el Secretario de Puer-
to Rico.
Fu6 acuerdo que Sc manifesto al
sefor Rodriguez que la Corporation
We con sentimiento esa determine
ci0n que viene x privarle de un.
compaflero tan estimable poF todos
conceptos; acordandose ademas con
signar en- acta un votO de 0racias
al referido senior Rodriguez Dor sus
gestiones durante ell tempo en- que
estuvO ocupando la presidencia del
Conceio.
So di0 lectura q una carta del
senior alcalde, en- Ia que manifesto
que la experiencia le ha demOstra-
do la necesidad de presentar 4 Ia
Corporation el pFoposito de que en-
ell pr6ximo afo de 1905-l906 no Sc
saque q remate el servicio de me-
dicinas 4 pobres del t6rmino mu-
nicipal, Hospitales, Cuartos de So
corros y Asilos, debiendo por 10
tanto acordaFse que el seFvicio en-
el pr6ximo ejercicio Sc veriique por
administration, excluyendo 81 sis
tema de subastas. y sstableciendo
una Farmacia municipal, de ac0er-
do con la Ordenanza que presenta.
la cual 81 es aceptada aebera ser
remitida al Conseio Ejecutiyo para
su aprobacion.
Epterado ell Conceio de cuanto
manifesto dicho senor alcalde en- su
citada carta, acuerda, despu6s de
breve discussion. aceptar la Ordenan-
"a propuesta, la cual Sc remitiFa
con todos sus antecedentes 4 Ia
aprobaci0n del Couseio Executive.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-29
De SOGIEDAD.

.1ellyqG MGmas8gG 13od 0ages - H re-
oreuadO del barFiO de eJnau Sanchez
Bavnna6n. M BELLS y distipguida reno-
Fita HIS del c0nuCido ingeniero don
Juan B. RodFiguez.
Bien venida
Una 5Odo. Dos i6venes distipoui-
dos reesizan ante eI altar cristiano sug
aspiraCiones de amor, uniendo sus les-
tin0s para siempre-
L1 baIIa sefi3rita Mercedes Balseiro
D6vila cle Barceloneta y el ioven Ie-
trado don Epifanio Fernsndez Vargas.
5e Menatf, han contFaido matrim0nio
cat6lico hoy, ca Santurce donde reside
Il familia de la primers.
Fuefon padrin0s los esposOs Geor-
getti BaIseirO.
Ls bOda fu6 excluaiVamente en- I'd
milia 8 Causa de luto. concurriendo "a
de- ambos Contraye yentes y algunos fnti-
mos que fueron egpl6ndi damente OBJ
gequiadcs.
Marchan esta taFde para .AreCibo les
feIicea c6nyugues, dOnde fiiRrSn ga re-
aidencia, siendo secretariO de aquelIB
CoTte de justiciR el indicado ioven.
Por tratarse de parientes uuestros
omitimOs mas expression en- nuestras
notas.
Felicidsd eterna 4 quienes Ia mere
cen toda.
Para Ponce. Los diatiDguidos es-
pesos Winthrop y Robinson Roosevelt
han salido hoy para Ponce, en- auto-
m6viI, de donde regressFsn 81 VierneG.
Los acompafiR 81 sefl9r Secretario par
ticular del Gobernador y pernoctRrsn
hoy en- COamO.
En Ponce SO preparan festeiOs & IOs
estimables vipj
Buen ViBje.
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Ngsv0 laI!dtIea.
Sc dedicara q la pro-
paganda espirita-

Dentro de POGO vera ID luz p6bliCa.
segGn informes. IN peri6diC0 racions-
Iista dedicado ID propaganda y defen-
DO de los ideales espiritistss.
LIeVaf6 por nombre SEl Racionalis-
to Cristianoe y 10 fundG y estabsece una
sociedad an6nima.
Aseg6rase que muchos edeptos 81
espiritiamO &c han suEcrito 20 cen un
creCid0 n6mero de acciones y que Sc
espera que los de ID isIa Tespondan 81
llamamiento que Sc les hace para qae
81 peri6dico tenga vida propia y per.
mRDente.
Las Rcciones seg6n tenemOs enten-
dido Sc Syenden & S1.00 csda una
psgader&s dentro de an mes 81 no ex-
ceden do mas de una, y dentrO de dos
b eKcediese de aquel n6meEO.
Inf6Tnase ademSs que es muCho el
entusissmo que reina entire las huestes
espiritiatas para formaIizRr esta EN-
pTeba.
El psri6dico sera dirigido por IN
conncido amigo nuestFo y tsnblen co.
d bbFaT6n distinguidos 6 ilustrados es-
cris0res.
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PAGO De HOMO RARlOS.

El Tribunal Supreme. en- EesoluCi6n
de 25 del actual, hs declarado que 81
C6digo de EujuiciRmiento Civil apro-
bpdo en- 10. de Mario del aIo pF6ximo
pasado, empez6 & regir 81 10. de Julio
deI mismo afio conforme 81 mismo.
ID cuantfa y pGgO de Loo honoraEios de
los abogados y ConsuItoTes, se deja 81
convenio expreso 8 t6cito de les parties,
sin que los honorarios deveng2dos con
posteridad Rl primero de Julio 1ltimo
esten aujetos 4 Ias prescripCiones de ID
antigua lev de EDiuiciamiento Civil,
como 10 est6n los deveDgados con an
terioridad & 10 fecha indicada.
Esa resolution he recRidO en- eI case
n6mer0 1852 seQuidO entFe dpfi4 MAria
Rios viuda de RubiO y dofiR PetrOniIl
Patricio Rios, sobre administration dc
vsriss 6nCas H1sticRs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-29

III Versa1zes -TrssIadarS au Re.
sidencin 81 indicado bArEio u dis
tinguida familia del DR.. don Jot6 e
Saldans. que pasar6 en- I'll una Iarga
temporada.
Noto tr5iste. -En Il msdrugada de
hoy falIeCi6 81 nifio Eduardo Ssldafla
CYos. s. Los esfuerzos de la ciencis,
que representads por Ia mayoria de los
m6dicos de San juan luch6 con varda.
dero empeno por saIVarle, fueron IND
tiles para veneer al terrible nal.
Dichoso 81 tierno ser. que sin man
char sus alas en- el tango de la Vida au.
be & 10 alto cumpIiendo el mandate su-
premo.
Nos asociamoS sincersmente & Ia pc
na que embaTgl esa distinguida fA-
milia y deseamosIe resignaci6n cris-
tiana en su ruda prueba.
SEMPER.
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ACuaTd0S del aYuRtamI0ntO do Ia
Ciudad
Estab.ecimiento de una botica mu-
nicipal.

El ConCej0 municipal, &tend1da9 l0g
razOneg expresadas p0r ell aICalde de ID
ciudad scord6 ell esta blecimiento de
una fArmaCia municipal para atendeF
RI suministro de medicihas 4 los po
bres del t6rniuO y & los estableCinien-
tos municipales.
Para esta atenci6n Sc destina la can-
tidRd que 90 cOnsignR en- TreYupuestO
para Cubrir eI gasto de euministrO de
medicines, comprendi6l d ,se cd ella
el gaRto de personal de diCha farnnaCia.
La instalaci6D. adquisici6n de mate
rial, etc, se har6 nor administration.
Sc Consideran inclufdOs en- est2 proV.-
sion de medicinas, San Juan sus
bSrrios de SRnturCe, MsFina y PuertR
de TERRA.
81 serviCio de los bRrrios y estable-
Oimientos fuera de ID Ciudad, ge haFa
con arreglo un reglamento interior
especial.
La aIcaIdfa FedaCtRr& un re0lamento
interior especial. con ell fin de RrmOni-
zGr las distauCias con la efcRcis de an
buen serviciO & tempo.
Esta OrdenanZR Sc sOmeteTa & ID
aprobaci6n del Covseio Executive,
unlendOeeLe 10 carGS QeI 9icatao y LOS
dAtos que este Cita.
Este prOyectO si es aprObado debe.
r6 quedar realizRdo en- 1o de Julio del
afIo actual, sea el primer dia del
ejercicio de 1905 906. H
La administration OrdenRra una con-
tabilidad que compruebs todas las ope-
raoiOnes de dich8 bOtica en- TIL f0rma
que en- CuaIquier ocAsi6n pueda obte
nerse un dato que Sc deG6e.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-29
Ps!IgTo de- IN lsI0taz0.

Aficionados 81 iuego de peIotA toman
como sitio para entregarse 6 90 esport2
las Cercanfas de Ia plaza de Colon.
Esto no tendrfa mucho de particular
81 no fuera porque las pelOtas Ilegan
YioIentamente s Is plazueIa, donde van
& iugar muchos ni6og cuyas cabecitas
c0rren peIigro de sufrir alguna grave
Lesion con an pelotRzo.
Creemos que ID p0licia puede evitRr
ese peligrO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-29
RetrBta POT Ia banda ''JuVentud
del GOml8TeIO".

Maflana iueves IL banda eJuventud
del ComerCioo que diriie el Beflor III
zoI, tocAr6 eI siguiente progrsma:
1.-2Quits pesarekS. Ordsx.
2.-Polks de f2utfn SIndianEo. J.
s.. Cox.
8.-A petioi6n. selection do Is opera
GAida2. Verdi.
A. -Estreno de Il opera bufa GMi-
kRdo2, Sullivan.
DANA sYibraeiones del aImaa,
RI 3 OvaIIe.
ga petici6n. DAMON eRusia ,
Jap6n9, 1 Cruz.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-29
EI gran duqqe AIsiO no 50 ale.
Ia.,.. De Russia.

Informan de San Petersburgo que.
de buena fuente Sc asegura, que es
enteramente infundado ell informe
malicioso publicado en- un peri6dico
de Londres, de que Ell Gran Duque
Aleio Sc prepara q alejarse por al
gu1os amos de Russia, obedeciendo
q la Influenza del teFr0Fismo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-29

En aata impEentl ss vends plpel de
psEi6aieO VisiO S $500 uuinta
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-29

IA realmenta maEavilIOsa d TeYolu-
ci6n aus hs reaTizado sEl zeT0doneo
en II cura de Ias GEnaOsgaaaas de u
pyOstatSStss. rs 81 trAtamianto clentlti-
60 empleado hoy en- los nleloEea hoapl-
taIea del mundo. V6ase g anunelo en
a plenR 4a de esta peEi6ciQoa