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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-08-22
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J. D. Winstanley was a Portland yisi.
tor IN the city yesterday,
| d. j. Mattheaux came down yesterday
from the exposition city for short
business trip.
] J. 4. Fenger Of San Francisco was in
the city yesterday registering at tie
Occidental.
| Thomas W. Jenkins Of Portland was
here yesterday between trains.
! J. G. Wetherpere a Kentuckian was in
the city yesterday.
Charles z. Bond Of Pendleton was in
the city yesterday.
w. Asher commercial traveller was
registered at the 0ccident Yesterday
from San Francisco.
A. J.. Pease was a visitor from the ex.
position city.
Walter Sebork came over to spend the
day yesterday from Ilwaco.
X. A. CIarkson and daughter, Mrs.
John Mcdonald, Mrs. II. X. O'Brien and
Mrs. II. G. Hunter composed the party
of visitors yesterday who registered at
the Occident.
Howard Lockwood was in the city yes
terday from his home in WaIIowa.
Mrs. c. N. Lockwood of Enterprise
was "A visitor in the city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Hagan Of Long
Beach were in the city yesterday.
NJ. F. Moore dropped in yesterday
from the Rose city.
Mrs. J. Z. Wood and Mrs. Louella
Nahn Of Condor were in the city yester.
day.
W. S. Brown Of Portland was in the
city yesterday registered at the 0cci-
dent.
Mrs. Charles Pratt, Frederic Pratt and
Master Charles Pratt of Brooklyn, New
York were in the city yesterday.
A party Of four young ladies composed
of Miss B. Anna Hubbard, of Chicago,
the Misses Florence A. and Olga NJ.
Preusse, of Spokane and Miss TiIIie
Reuter- of Avoca visited the city yester-
day.
Sam Holbrook of Portland registered
at the Occident yesterday.
+. Strauhl and the Misses Powell and
Straulh were in the city yesterday,
NJ. Honeyman was a San Francisco
visitor in the city yesterday.
D. X. Flifr and wife Of Portland were
registered at the 0ecident Yesterday.
P A. Jones and II. +. Findlay were
visitors from the exposition city yester-
day.
Mr.. NJ. Brownson Of Portland repre-
senting the Western Loan and Savings
company of Salt Lake City, is at the
Holden House. -
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-08-22
TO ADMINIsTRATE ESTATE.

Al yesterdays session Of the pro,
'bate court, Mrs. Mary A. Twilight was
appointed administratix Of the estate of
James Brown. deceased, and W. H.
Twilight. d. +. Ross and j. G.. Rycnan
were named as appraisers, The peti.
tion fixes the value Of the estate nj
$1,000 and the heirs are Mrs, Mary II.
Twilight Of Knappa, Mariettc Fchr Of
Illinois. George Culver, David Culver,
Julia C.. Mason, Margaret jackson,
Mary and Martha Taylor Of Ohio, all
nieccs and nephews Of the drccased.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-08-22
GOOD WATER SPORTS.

Chief Of police Edward Hallock when
quiz,od yesterday anent his work a-
chairman Of the aquatic sports commit.
tee Of the regatta smiled as dcmurely
as lass of sixteen and two. and
rouehsafcd that the program for his end
Of the festivities would be as good in all
respect. as any that have ever been of.
frrcd under his regime.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-08-22
JOHN HENDRIcxsoN ARRESTED

John Ilendrickson Of uniontown was
arrested by sheriff Linyillc yesterday
on an information charging him with
selling liquor in Astoria precinct No.
One in violation Of the local option
law. He was arranged In the Justice
court this afternoon and released ON
500 bonds to appear for preliminary
hearing on Saturday.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-08-22
FORECLOSURE SALE.

In the foreclosure sale held at the sher-
IFS office at 10 a. m, yesterday to salts.
fy n judgment held nv II. 7. Prael
against Laura w, Gray, the property
involving, tract of b5 acres of land in
section s, township 7, was sold to the
plaintiff for Judgment aud costs amount.
ing all to $s0O55.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-08-22

ordinances appropriating sG844G for the
account Of Robinson & filderbrand
was passed ordinance ordering the ap-
kpropriation Of $1,000 for the account
oi Charlie Heilborn & company wa.
tabled ordinance appropriating S2js.9l
Tor the orcount Of Ferguson and lIous.
ton was passed; ordinance regarding
the Improvement of Eighth street, from
Grand TO Lexington, the time for its
completion was extended 10 November
one and the ordinance passed.
Report Of pariou. committees were
adopted allowing claims in part as fol.
lows:
j. c. Clinton, $500; T. S. Cornelius,
$4,000 Prac 4 Engcr, $2lOO; City
Lumber and Box company, S3l 90; Foard
d Stekes, s4,l7; Sherman Transfer com.
pany, 800 r. 5. Cornelius, two cl, aims
Of S24,n each for making street assess.
infntsj j. G. Clinton, $3.50; Foard &
Stokes, s22.iO; Charles Rogers, SEQ;
Astoria Iron Works, $40; A. J. Coffee,
$500; Ros. Il Higgins, sl75, A. V. AL.
len, sls.99 Cppertown Transfer com.
pany, 1856; Craig & sikau, sL65; y. s.
D"llinger company, $50 and d. II. Welch.
$1,000.
City physician K. J. Phkington in his
report stated that sanitary conditions
on Eighteenth street were such they
required immediate attention az the
health OF the city was jeopardized by a
most deplorable condition Of sewers.
Councilman Morton moved that the re.
port be referred to the committee of
public property with power to act, but
Councilman Burns interposed, saying
he believed an. ordinance had been pre-
pared at apreyious time providing for
the betternent of these conditions. and
he contended thaat il revived the re-
qnired improvement might be brought
about economically. The matter was
laid over pending an investigation.
The auditor was directed to advise the
county that the money collected by ID.
II. BIount for road tax should be turned
over 10 the city treasurer in 30 far a. Il
belonged to the city.
City Auditor Anderson just before ad.
lonrnment suggested that register for
visitors to the city hall be provided, say.
my that at least two hundred persons, |
from various parts Of the United States
had examined A,toria's handsome new
structure yesterday His suggestion was
unanimously appreciated and immediate |
steps will be taken to provide the neces. |
AIRY volume.
\ number of petitions and remon.
'tranees were heard and acted upon.
number OF building permits were
granted. Although expected to resume
lis seat, Councilman Belland did not an.
'ear, An adjourned session ,will be
'eld Saturday night.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-08-22
NEW BUILDING GOES UP.

Wilson Bros the contractors have n
crew Of men AT work on the new Reed
building on the corner Of Eleventh and
naunc streets, opposite the City water
works office.
The building which will be completed
January !, is 20 he three stories in
height and so feet wide by 90 feet long.
The first story will be used for store
purposes while the Others will probably
be divided into rooms.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-08-22
WORK is PROGRESSING.

The frame work 10 the fourth floor Of
the new Sisters hospital opposite city
hall !. mp and already men ARE at work
putting preliminary touches to the fin.
ishing for the basement The clapboard
work will commence shortly and soon
the handsome structure will have as.
'nmed the appearance Of a completed
structure.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-08-22

The funeral of the late Mrs. Sabine
was held yesterday afternoon from the
first Methodist Church, the services
being conducted by the Rector Rev
Mr. Grim, and the interment waas in
Greenwood cemetery, The funeral was
under the auspices of the Degree of
Honor, OF which organization she was an
honored member.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-08-22
Elks Building

now being completed at Seventh anG
Stark streets. Our graduates are all
employed. Placed POI pupils in larra-
tive positions during the past year.
Send for our handsomely illustrated
catalogue. Free. Address an uUrnmuni
cations to our present quarters in ths
Stearns Building, Portland
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-08-22
DELIVERY HORSE SHOT.

A horse attached to delivery Wagon
belonging to Foard & Stokes company
ran away yesterday and injured him
self so badly that it was necessary to
shoot MIN.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-08-22

4 daughter was born 10 Mr.. aud Mrs
", W Andrews ot Los Angeles on the
18th of this month. Mrs. Andrews was
formerly Miss Maud Bayles a tcaencr in
the graded schools Of this city, Mother
aud child are reported TO be doing we'll.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-08-22
STABLEMAN ARRESTED.

Joseph johnson, Stableman for Prail
Finger co. was arrested this morning
on a charge of dumping sawdust in
the Columbia river. His trial is set for
two o'clock this afternoon.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-08-22

Lost--Thursday afternoon on Grand
avenue between q. W. Sanborns aud
II. q. Van Dusen's residences, pin with
pearl settings, Reward II returned 70
II, q. Van Dusen's home.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-08-22
LOCAL BREVlTIES.
once rooms for rent. Geo. w. Bar
ker. Astoria National BANK

The family restaurant Of Astoria 10
recognized a. the Hess restaurant. The
best meals ard the best service In As.
toria. 100 Eleventh street.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-08-22

am glad that ladies' nstridc saddles
are becoming fashionable; Grst. be.
eause II Ia easier on the horse, second,
because II l. a safer and easier way for
a lady to ride. II you will call at my
harness shop, l0S Fourteenth street, ]
viii show yeu the latest and the best.
X. ". GAsTON.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-08-22
NOTICE.

According to the agreement with the
Retail Clerkes Union, the merchants who
so desire will keep their respective places
OF business open until p. M. up to, and
including September |, 1905.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-08-22
PROBATE COURT ORDER

An order was made today setting the
hearing OF the final accounts of the ad.
ministrator of the Inar Sjiblom for Sep
tember %.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-08-22

competent girl wanted for general
houSework-wages $500 per month. Ap.
ply Mrs, ID. X. Warren, Warrenton or
Astoria National Bank.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-08-22

The Palace Catering eompanys din.
Ing room Is again open under the same
management. Everything first class
Cuisine and service unexcelled. Private
dining. room for ladies'.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-08-22

, IRVING AVENUE IMPROVE. =.
, resolution practically ,
, adopted. win COME up Saturday I
, night
, EIGHTH STREET IMPROVE. 4
, MENT-ordinantc passed. 4
, NO ONE ENGINE HOUSE 4
, Resolution passed authorizing I
, committee on public property 10 4
, sell or lease structure. 4
SuMMARY--Other ordinances 4
passed and resolution. adopted, 4
, reports of COMMITTEES allowing 4
claims adopted, petitions aud re. 4
} monstrances heard, building per. 4
mits granted. 4
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-08-22
TO Improve Street
Resolution Regarding Irving Ave-
nue. Practically Adopted.
MEETING OF CITY COUNCIL

Messrs Tee, Hanson and Stangeland
Appear In slight Combat--Ordinances
Passed and Resolutions Adopted--Re.
ports Of Committies--Claims Allowed.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-08-22
MARRIAGE LICENSE ISSUED.

The county clerk yesterday issued a
marriage license to John Quinn and
Bertha Nelson.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-08-22
BehDke-Walker
Business College

If you are thinking of attending bus
iness college you can not afford to ig-
more the best in the northwest. Oar
equipment is unsurpassed west of Chi
cago. On account of our rapidly increaa
ing attendance
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-08-22
EVERY ONE

Likes to be in style and realizing this
fact we are now running a special sals
OF our stock in this department for q
limited time.
Ladies' Tan, Champagne and chocosats
Shoes, selling regularly at 800 and
1900, now ....................S .Sa.ss
All Our Tan 0xfords reduced, regardless
OF former price, to .sr.sx
Canvas Shoes, at ................s .sr.1x
Former price, 500
Sandals, worth $50, now. ....... rec
children's Sandals, worth Csc,
now ..... ................. sn&
children's Ties, black, selling regularly
at Sl.50, reduced to ...... .yrnm
QUALITY IS OUR MOTTO.
See Show Window East of EntraurE-
e1ssdm6&om,
sag Commercial Street.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-08-22
Tan
Shoes

You all know that tan and brown In
their endless variety Of shades are ex-
ceedingly popular this season.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-08-22
WE WILL MOVE

October First to our elegant new quar-
ters in the
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-17
TotAleg
CLASSIFICATION.

t. I
torRdueGas EXPOSITION UNIVERSAL La COPRA DE
LUISI
trsbBos Cmis6n
! produCtos exhihidos. s
@CAFELa dedcose
pr0duct0
empIeando
regsa
donatvos pladO diveraaa
botes ho de ta cafe grano modos
dibuC6n
del
1imO
de
90 brag
todos lbs
ceencA Gel cfe pndo opinion dnteresada protection
puetoriquenO.
En- varios bApqus
ell
laudOs.
81 c de Puerto RcO exception del de Guatema
pR1sas.
Muchss
deafabn
nuVRmnts deicadO deioao
e1an do n6mero de os prepedo
dfectuos0
epe9ao po s mmoe tanto prsta Confundr
tod9 Cae de Ct6 inferior cd hGC9odoeG
Usi naeEados de oTes Brazil
y java S ~ ROTD'" DOn4N1SS U0f NAUO@
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-17
Lo del ''goIf|Io. I"

| AuoChe. aCOmps n ado del ora dor &C.
cislistS aefIoF Eduardo Conde estuyO
en- estas tficinas ell muchsCho Arturo
D6vil9, que dice ser de L7QuiIlO.
Terfa unOs pGfi % de teIR amsrrsdos
Ia CAbezR y opinaba el BefIoF Conde
que fueSe Ell mencionado gOl1GZE0 Rquel
quien nCs refer.am0g RyeP
EfsCtiV8mente: Ell chico manifast6
que no tenfe familis y que para soste-
nerse tenfa que apelAr & Ia Caridad pt
bDicR.
Qoe llevAbR RuueIEos pG nos an h On.
BEES p0rque realmente hRbfa recibid0
un Rolpe en- ella con an csffsnlo de
ana lanchs. que hall6ndose por
y pueft9 de San Juan reVent6 tal ck.
fIamo > le hiri6.
M1nlteRt6 que eI sRTGentO MopgiI
anocne Ie habla arranCsdo. violants.
mente, loa pAfIoB que tenfa smerFedoG
& Ii CRbszR. ''''O-
NO sabemos hasta que punto sean
C1ertas no Lee paIabraa del much0.
cno' per0 1nslStimos en- que debe reco.
J6rseIe 8 ampRrkrseIe debidamepts nor
Les autoridaeps O4
No neg6 aIgunos de los hechoa &
que nos referfamos aver. nero I0n inE.
sldcA ba d1ciendo que 81 tenfs necetidad
y no Sc ibR deisr morir Cle hamhrS
"a En ESQ uitlmo creemos que eI gOE-
75SLo no dejR de tener raz6n.
A /. pueg. t0ca 10 demss & Lao Rauto-
Eloades 8 Las ARmas Caritativaa oua
quleFan eVltar msyOres infoftunipe aI
oesolchAd0 chlquiIIo Arturo DSviIR.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-17
EI b aTTiO ObTGTO. |.
SIguM liCI6nbOso gostO08s.
Es IN problema de
gran importancis

III .Ce tempo que VenlmOs dedlc9ndo
pre- sTente atenci6n 10 idea de leVAn.
tar an bArrio cbEeFo en- San Juan.
S.g6a Iol dias pasan, ID necanidad
de leYantRr IdichO bAFri0 imp6neIe CON
mSyor fueYzO.
Es clare: mientras tal b1rriade NO
ae IeYonte d hiQienjz sci6n de ID ciudad
no podr6 IIevAF6e q ef.cto como deba.
En- an extenao ipf0Yme que e8ts Fe-
dactRndo 81 IJefa de "a SGnidad L O.
deaaFrolls 81 temR de ID neCeSidad dc
IeVsntAF 81 b1rri0 obrero.
Es eRta prob Q m imp 1rtantlsimo
baio ell puntO de vista ciantffico ' es0.
n6miC0 que deba llamar ID ateDc 5 de
t0dos los habitsnteS de- San Juan.
No eS l5Tas1e0. indicBr que se hRgln
C0Sas para laS flmilias pobrer; ed ma
question de sAllbridad p6bfca , t6,.
MICS. en- ID que eEtamol todoS 0bliga-
dos fijar ID atenci6n.
Con un POGO de eafaeFz1 baenA
voIuntAd que aporte CAdR uno de los
que se pEedcupan por los probIemas
sociaIeG. selfa reUueItO 10 del barFio
cbrerO.
eLS C0rrAupondenciaD ofEeceF6 en-
breVe trabpios aCercR de d mGnera
mSs ficil de levant1r el bArT'o o obTeIo
y ofreCer6 bases que pueden servir de
gran utiIidad. Al eff sctO, loB ipgenie
rOS Sres. Ramon , Gervasio G sndia
C6rdovH RdfAel del Vale Zano y Rde.
mas don JOSE g rdi est6n trRbsj Anio
en- el aentidd de presantAr an proyactO
10 mas fSCil y hacedeTo.
Ii Ciaae obrerl deb9 fiji 90 deteni-
damente ca el eatudio y bases que Sc
preGentArsn.
Es necesafio qua desapHrezoa entrs
nosotros u ap6tfR indiflrencia. y
CuidemoS de los asuntos que nos fec.
tan directs nhente.
Por necesidad y Casi ganeraImente
viVe el Obrero en- h:b.tacionea entire
chaa , NAL gRBas, sin luz y sire.
Hay que moVerse. sgitarse y buOcST
I0s mej0re1 mediIs do vida. los mas
eOOn6micos y los mas pFudentas.
TodR gemilla 1anzRda en- buena tie
IRA fructifieB = eata ideR del bhrrio
obFero es unR de esRs simisnteG llama,
daS 8 fructifcAr en- ID ConciPnCiR ptib!i.
O..
J6veneS RenerOIos y de ats inteIec.
tuGlidad. pteOtar&n sur concurBo deci.
dido 6 esq obra que ae impoDe como
neCesidad Cientifis %.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-17
Canine .intfanslEabIa.
eIneusnta PI0plslalIos prInel.
aIos eOliIIhuIOntos Do Gul-
yama, Arroyo Salinas 50
dITIgea on glpia al GOboT- !
natOT.
Easabszan las firmas al .sscriio Ias ConlraIss
AguirFe. Mathste Proideneia, pidisndo
csss q abaadoBo sHsqae 81 lians q eamIaO
Dc Guayama' Z Ponce % d trozO que hay
dssde aguiTTs 66ayama.

i L 4 4s & S 4=t
81 nal estsdoen que Be encuentrA
81 Camin0 de Guayams & Ponce On 81
tr0z0 comprendido enfFe GuByamS y
h Central q gufrFe, ha obi B ado Ios
pPiDcipaIeB propiatAKioa de Guaybma,
Arroyo y Saints. & ditigirse a Go
beFnadDr pidiendo aea TepsFRdo Ell re-
ferid0 camino DOE estar caai intEsnli'
table desde que empez6 u 6poCR da
gguas. TegultRndonn verdaaaFO peIi-
gro paFa log que se ven obligados &
visjsr por 81.
Es eRte uno de los caminos mss inn.
pOrtantes de ID isle. per Ell tran ito
Con0tsnte que hay entire GuayGma, IR
Central AguirEe y Ponce. Como el
Citado Canin0 nunER b aido arreg'ado
en foFna, existen en 81. infnided de
bRs hes desde so hasta 75 Ctns de pre-
fundidRd. que van ocupando todo ell
CAmino h'ciendo impoaib'e 81 trsnaito
por 6l:# LIS puentee. last'iens y nal
c0nGtruidRs alcantarilIas que txistsn
eat6n II mitad desbara atadaa por estar
Cubieltas dc tlbloneG. podridos en- q
RctualidRd y no teneF h Luz 90 Fl siente.
HACe yR muchua & a ID d 1e 30 hR b'a de
hacer en 81 refsrido cannino una repa.
raci6n en- + ,rma peEo nuncR se. hfoe
nj ge ven los preparativos para Ileyar
b cAbo.
En ID gemana Ultima ce hundi6 Il
mitad del puente IIamado de Amor6s
y se hizo en 6l una Tigers reparaci6n
por estGr interrun1pido el trsnsito. ts-
niendo que pGsaE Los que se nrkiesga.
ban viGjar poYqne la necsuidad IOs
obEgAbA p0r an Deligroso b3che
En la expOsiGi6n dirjgida 81 Homo,
rable Gobernador Fl man 'oI principa-
leg prOpietalios enca be Z 7ndoOe con las
tirmas de Is eCentFal a Aguirfe,D eCen-
trsl Pfovidencia1 y Central Ma
Chete ,
No dudamos que 81 gObierno aten
dera ias que -, pues se tFata de una
de lee ccmarcas mis- inportsntaR de n
islR = de las que mas Ryudan con Guu
contrib lciOneA 4llQB RaStOs del presu'
puest0.
/ El CRmino eats lano de piedras, bR.
Ches gPandes, puenteg rotos; en- f.,
uns calamidad. No tiene cunetxs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-17
"EI deSeo de los puer-
tOTfIQushOS dc una mayor su-
ma 90 gObleTnO pTOplO GS
natural y mOrGC0 aIabanzaS",
dice "EI Independence. ="

Gel Cnngrego y el Presidente de los
Eetsdos Unidos deben preatRr sten-
Cl6n cnidadosa al caracter de Is con-
yenci6n reCientemeute celebrade an
Puerto Rico. aNf como & 10 demRnda v
prOpoSiCiones en- ella pregenfadsG =
Votsdes. Foe IN actO serio de unS
assm0le@ dlgnS, repregentando ambos
psrldos pn'iticos y compuestR de dele
gSdo9 de 65 de les 66 municipaIidades
y no hAclendose nipguna dem0straci6n
polite! en- diChO Rcto. Sc auejan de
que Ia 1SA9 esta shurR gobarEad8 Dor
on ConaeJo Executive cuy06 miembros
9e nomOran en- Washington Dor Mr..
RooseyeIt y los que vienen & Puerto
6lco ain conocimiento de su pueblo nj
de sus neCeSidsdes. La C5 C5nvenci6n
plde que se Bustituya ese Conseio Bic.
GutlVo por an SenSdo de cRtofce mien.
pros eIeCtOs, que las CAbezIa de- los
departsment0a ejecutivos (uuieneg
ohoFa Constituyen Ell Conseio Ei9cu.
tlVo) sean nOmbrados por ell GobernR-
dor con Ell oonsentimiento del Senado.
que se Interest,". 81 dsseO de la puer.
tS?:EElqutnos de una mayor Gu1na de go.
0lerno prODiO (el que hoy tisnen es
pEacSlCamente ningunC) es natural p
meFece alAbAnzas,7
GDebs atenderse efectusr Ios cam
bios en- ell sentidO del o biernb pronio
que tienen los Territoriop: ebndue no
Serle 1ulCloso ir tsn lei?s en- dieFte di- |
recclon. como pideu los membraIiatag. !
SerfS muy bueno para eli 1neior ia.
eereS de los b bitRntea de Paerto Ri.
90 que haOe siete sfIos se amnEzSrc
con IN Gobierno como eli ou Ia Nhars
exi0ts. psro ega forma de o. bierno no
Ie debfs hAber pe'mitido oua per5n.
r6E9 aiete sfIss sin tfeCtuSr cambioa
'--S-0
Ella verdad es que nosotros h ,nooa
abRnd0nAdo 10 isla v sua hzbitnntes
sOntlnuandO imponi6adole un Uobisr-
40 que ha com DrobRdO "a abandono
40 pEestando Rtenci6n RlQuna & m eT.
olraCiones y neceaidades de d 4 natn.
'ales de Rquella iSla. a egto 4 4 nues.
ira AbSurda y exssperante ne9etiVs 3e
'onCeder 10 ciudadsnfa & Ios puerto.
r que d %, se debe ell sentimient0 anti.
imericRn0 que &c nota en Ia isIa y 81
FaCaSo de Ia inversion de capifsT ANA.
lean0 en- 81 desarrollo de 10 indns.
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pepartamep ITO del interior.
8urea De Obras PdbIiCas,
ORoiua del sur OF rintendente de obras

Ofoiua del Sur efintendente de ObrAs
P6blicaa.
San Juan, p. r Julio 10, 1905.
PfopoSicioneB en- piiegos cerFAdoa
para Il adjudication en- p6blicA subaa-
In de les ohrss de construction de lG
CSrceI de Distrit 10 de ArecidO. ae ad-
mitirSn en- estS Oficina hAsta les 10 q.
m. del dia 26 de AgOato de 1905 On
que 90 abrirsn pdbliCamente.
El Dresupuesto de Las obrRg asCien'
de & $34 882 90.
Todos los datoa neCeg0Pi0a ae daran
en- cats Ohcina dOnde 90 encuentFan
de manifesto todos los documentol que
han de regir en- ID contrata y pOdr6n
Fecc ger los IicitadOres los modelOs de
propoAiciones que han de presentAr.
Copia1 en- szul de los pianos se enC0n-
trarSn tAmbien de manifesto ca las
cfcinas de 10 POiiCfe InsuIar de Are
cibo.
Sc remitir6n & los Iicitadores Copias
en- azul de los pianos De la nbrR me-
diSnte un dep6aito de 1926 .0O), veinte
y CincO dollars. cuyS cantidGd sera
reintegrada loS licitadOres 81 devOl'
YER dichqs pianos & est0 Oficina.
La Administrator Ge reservs ell de-
recho de rechazRr cERIquiera 6 to.
dRs Las proposiCi0nes.
j. j. JIMENEZ,
C,r.~snA nvn InuGn il OI,~o~ d. LEsnn.
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srias de 10 isla. 81 Cor greso debe
eonsloefaf este mem0riel el pr6ximo
hylerno con an aentimient0 Sc 01nig,
tad y respeto haCis aoueIIoG ma II IT, t.,
ffmado , debe rSpidementa bscar 49, ~
cesiOnes en- 81 senEido "a IN ooh;srnc w.
propioa ' DO
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Ea esta CiudGd he alberto una -es.
pl6ndida casa de hu6spedes, IL que ten
go 81 Rusto de Oftecer & mis- amigos y
reIacionados. que piensen pasar una
tempoFRds en- este pafs.
EstS situRda ensunS de les principG.
les GALES de. eAtR gran metr5poli.
Cuento con IN mSgnifco setvicio. y
nm COcinero de famR. Precios m6di.
COS. Trato de fAnaiIi0.
Dirijirse & ga duefI0 M. Luzunarig,
400. VV1sU o4bh. g.. New Xoslx
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