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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-02
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

reto m0 compsny h peeemSer ie6a ss4s
6r Tiam q pe SSrne. January 1905 200 90
SOth-st, 223 and 225 West: Charles Weissberg
9gt 1904 higgins anu s6e II
11oth-st Nos 227 and 800 East; Frank De Cosemo
1855 qg5 Meheie hennoease ana apr. 252 90
West End-ave. No All; United States Gas Fixture
iea5 fbH depost 70 fea.'s 2ss o5
l53d-st foot of between 7th-ave and Harlem
Roat ;ciuS: .IanuarT igos e2o SO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-02
sIIIlpING LOAN CONTRAC1s

,astb-st 8 40 TT W of lth-ave 90; S1g gor r1
Benjamin and Louis Nieberg loan Joseph no,i
,,S S,fan No 223 to 28l East; Mshknd-Fenbers
Realty Company loans Hyman Romi IN tIriterr
eo5 st No sac to $40 East; Samuel N holipe+s
and Peyser Bookstayer loan louis runs
- n 2Sr 2rS W 25x n look 30 to beginning
Richard S Collins loans Max Sternoerg Iocl,son
1oad-st Nos 2O2 and 204 East; lsidore JacAsoi4
and Abraham Stern loan Julius Welnstelu' -
14Sth-st n S 236 IT OF 8th-ave, 39xS0 II; ADi T
ham Nevins and Harry w Pereman loan VIZ
inm sax samuel Sussman and Harry Halplh..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-02
10 IMPROVE PARK ROW PLOT.
IN EIGHT STORY OFFICE AND STORE STRUCTURE ~
RE BUTT ON SITE
Rank President Bugs Sir sda0e Bnidings-fHg"sf k""" noe '0
trolls a Choice Bromr Block Front.

stores. at the northeast corner of Lexlne 'oh-a'
and 12sth-st on lot 30xlM feet - . Com
Williams Grodginsky & HIATT nave sold 10 90 S 3St
mel Wacht the old buildings Nos 1855 and loo' ISL
ave on plot 40xl00 feet. - " % Fast 53d-
Ct and Mrs Mary ThuIston of No liS Madison
ave and of No Is East 32d-st -, ,asea its
IT, cheney Realty Corporation has leased loS
store IN the victoria at the Southeast G9iscer
for five
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-02
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY

- - r. n p Ingraham & CO: Amundson-
Al IS $50 f Of Randal-aye Ioox1o0 Eastches N1a
little al: r 3 Alling, atty = a huOS
ref PEA am a due sos etc S$ 81 ISna'f
eO ~ ,a.cba al. Phillips a. attys: + u Artnui
% 5e 81 52i e.: taxes. etc. $500 o. subject 10 Two
nrior notss aggregstng 81 90 . oo, 1s5th-st.
By James Wells: 1e4 Lnc9n-aye cor NGnSgom
9hfo1' aIN ~ s smith atty: Amayer re1: amt cue
o. 81 334 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-02
REVOLUTION IN ARGENTINA.

Buenos Ayres. Argentina. June Lit is reported
that revolutionary movement has been started in
the province OF Santiago del Estero and that the
by the insurgents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-02
roe sTRIp OF LAND, $4,000.

For a strip 6 inches WIDE by 100 feet deep be-
tween Nos. 1l9 and 12l shave the City investing
cor,panv paid II Is said, 5000. at the rate OF
S355 6ss9 LOT The strip needed 10 carry OUT
fhe plans for The proposed annex to LORD q ray
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-02
INVESTOR BUYS APARTMENT HOUSE.

sIav,son & Hobbs have sold for the City Realty
COMPANY to an investor FIVE story apartment
tCrI-e No ia TO 80 West 99th-st- The house mas
frontage of A feet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-02
MARKET FOUND FOR 8TH-AvE. PARCEL

William Richtberg has sold No ga Stn-aVe'' d
11ot 2rxs1 feet with four story store ana 'eile-
- "a on Mot 2axSo feet title TO which passed
Yesterday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-02
ANOTHER 4TH-AvE. DEAL

Folsom Brothers have sold for the Lane estate
NJ 171 zth-ave. a four story building on lot
10 ks feet 10 NJ a. c. Levy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-02
HOTEL RAMON NOT SOLD.

= renor, was printed several days ago that the
Hotel Ramon. Nos S38 and $40 West 57th-st ana
$50 West 5sth-st-. had been sold That report was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-02
LEASES WEST 43o.sT. PLOT.

--ha MISUNDERSTANDING Realty Company has
leased for Harry Ievev 10 q client the three build
f-s Nos 32s 32S and $50 West 4Sd-st. for term OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-02
SALE OF A WEST 25rH-sT. STRUCTURE.

NJ & l. Hess have sold for George ". McAdam
Nc I67 West 25th-st a four story tenement house.
with stores on lot 2Ox7S9 feet. The property is
z feet east OF 7th-aXe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-02
.iUDGME NTS.

THO following judgments fled yesterday. the first
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-02
10 Let for Business Purposes.

IIIEGANT, LARGE OFFICE electric light ffee'
IL rrr month: furnished $50 2ls Ln---- --------
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The Coconino sun., 1905-08-19

men to suggest some plan by which they can be destroyed and then use their best efforts to make such plans effective. Such matters are quite proper ones for the cattlemen and sheepmen to take up and discuss through their respective organizations, with view to reaching some practi- cal plan for the riddance from the public range of this pest, or the time may not be far distant when it will be more serious matter than it now is. It is an easier matter to prevent their increase than to gain the mastery af- ter they have multiplied many fold Stockman.
The Coconino sun., 1905-08-19
Some Thing. to Guard Asslnst.

A Kansas City physician has dis covered that high collars worn by wo- men produces cancer of the throat, and the Hopkins Journal adds that low necked dresses produce pneumonia, corsets product heart disease and shortness of breath, long skirts gather up germs of all infectious diseases, thin soles produce consumption and tight shoes cause the toes to grow to- gether, and looking at bright millinery causes sore eyes. Women should be careful about these things.
The Coconino sun., 1905-08-19
A Touching Story

is the saving from death of the baby girl of Geo. A. Eyler. Cumberland, Md. He writes: ''At the age of II months, our little girl was in declin- ing health, with serious throat trouble, and two physicians gave her up We were almost in despair, when we re- solved to try Dr. Kings New Discov- cry for Consumption, Coughs and Colds. The first bottle gave relief; after taking four bottles she was cured, and is now in perfect health." Never fails to relieve and cure a cough or cold. At all drug stores; soc and $l. co guaranteed. Trial bottle free.
The Coconino sun., 1905-08-19
The stars Position Explained.

Out of more than fifty newspapers in Arizona but two are supporting the joint statehood campaign being waged by few disappointed politicians of New Mexico.
 Of these, The Oasis, published at Nogales, can hardly be termed an Ari. zona newspaper, as its circulation is largely in Sonora and among eastern mining men interested in that country. We don't question the sincerity of the editor of that paper. He lived a long time in New Mexico and published a newspaper there.
 But the local newspaper, which has taken up the New Mexican cause, has persistently betrayed Tucson and Ari- zona into the hands of the enemy and those who know the Arizona Star, can hardly believe that tis conducting this campaign without remuneration from Arizona's enemies. It is pretty gen. erally understood that the parts of the Congressional Record, including Beveridge's utterance, entitled "Ari- zona the Great" being mailed so freely throughout the territory under the frank of that senator, emanate from the office of this newspaper. This is the same Beveridge to whom the editor of the Star sup piled material to be used against Arizona, when he made flying trip through the territory three years ago.
 There are three men in Tucson who have been consistent in their advo- cacy of joint-statehood. Probably three others of some prominence have joined their ranks of late and this about sums up the strength of the joint statehood scheme in this city. The support of the Arizona Star may of course be deemed hindrance.
 The other l3,994 citizens are em-
The Coconino sun., 1905-08-19
Made Their Own Contract.

c. A. Rouse, a former sheriff of this county, and his wife have entered into a contract whereby there is an equal division of their property and the avoiding of any community prop erty in the future. The contract even goes SO far as to name the conditions of divorce, should such an action ever be taken by either of the parties. Needles Eye.
The Coconino sun., 1905-08-19
phatically opposed to any union with New Mexico and will fight the scheme to the bitter end. Tucson Post. /
A warnins to Mothers.

Too much care cannot be used with small children during the hot weather of the summer months to guard against bowel troubles. As rule it is only necessary to give the child dose of castor oil to correct any disorder of the bowels. Do not use any substi- tute, but give the old fashioned castor oil, and see that it is fresh, as rancid oil nauseates and has tendency to gripe. If this does not check the bowels give Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and then a dose of caste" oil, and the dis ease may be checked in its incipiency and all danger avoided. The castor oil and this remedy should be pro- cured at once and kept ready for in- stant use as soon as the first indica- tion of any bowel trouble appears. This is the most successful treatment known and may be relied upon with implicit confidence even in cases oi cholera infantum. For sale by all dealers.
The Coconino sun., 1905-08-19
Timber Wolves increasing.

Reports somewhat alarming come from some sections of the range con- corning the loss of young cattle and sheep because of the increasing num- Der of timber wolves. The rather lib eral bounty of S20 offered by the coun- ties for the destruction of these ma rauding animals does not seem to have the desired effect of keeping the num- Der down to point where they will
 not be dangerous menace to the in- dustry on the range. If it does not serve the purpose it is up to the stock
The Coconino sun., 1905-08-19
Damafe Suit Filed.

A big damage suit has been filed in the district court at El Paso, Texas, against the Santa Fe railway com pany, by G. A. Sewers, of Winslow, Arizona. The plaintiff demands the sum of $20,0O0 for the loss of foot, which had to be amputated by reason of an injury sustained at Gallup, Me. Kinley county, while he was acting as brakeman on the Santa Fe.
The Coconino sun., 1905-08-19
Investigating the Loco Plant.

c. D. Marsh. of the bureau of plant industry, U. s. department of agriculture, is here for the purpose of scientifically Investigating the loco plant or weed. In company with Will liam Rabbit, he is now inspecting the ranges and country between this place and the Grand Canyon, in con- nection with this plant and it's effects upon stock.
The Coconino sun., 1905-08-19
Hauling Gravel.

Mir. Chisholm now has several teams at work hauling gravel from the River de Flag. The gravel is be- ing spread upon the streets and will be valuable improvement.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-31

Graves hscA0S So aflTma quo han
0GuTEIdO sIIl
El marshal do Ia EOFts munI-
ClpaI fu6 dsHunciatC Dot aI
deIItO Dc adlIteEIO.

Psrece hAbsr oCurrido en- B B.rrol
aIg0 anoFmAl. En- eata ciudsd enCu6n'
tr0se 81 veCinO de dicho pueblo. Gefiol
Luis Colon. a~
Un reporter de eLH Correspondent.
ciA0. deseoso de informsrlc que hays
de cierto en- Fumorea muE acentuados
que vienen circuIandO aquf hace diRg,
&Vist6se con eli sefior Colon.
REPORTER SPodrfS ustsa iofoTmsr
me de 10 que SO afirmR haber oCurrido
en- BsrTos2
CoL6n --P fecisamente antier he pre-
Bentado 81 honorable attorney general
queis de 10 ocurrido y exposition de
los hechos.
R-SY el attorney, que ha re8uelto8 2
SC6mo le recibi62
C.-Muy Cort6 mente. 81 reSu!tR-
do de mi quejl es que Sc eBVisr6 &
B lrr0s un juez especial que inVestigG.
r6 los hechos que 20 he denunciado
ante aquella alta autorids1l
L1s hechos 6 que se refiaFe el senior
Colon, seQ6 sus propias mRnif sst3ciO
mes. son Loo siguientep:
Parece que eI marshal de la corte
municipal de B srros, sefioF Ffancisc0
CarrerAs B0u. fu6 denunCiaao ante ID
prOpis COFte municipal p0r el deIito
de aduItCriO. ell die % del presante
mes. El iuez municipal TeCibi6 ID
denunCia & Las IL 80 3. m " enpez6 &
poCo-seg6n firmP Col6n--la inVeati-
glCi6n preIiminar del hechO denunCias
do. siendO aai que declararDn testigos
de EmbAs parties -ocho poT Ia del de-
nuncinnte y numerosos por ID del de-
nunCiad0- -sobreGey 6ndose "A denunCiG.
PAreCe que inmediatamant de saIir
& ID Calle los testigos dG Colon ell
denunciante. fu6 sgredido eli padre de
61te, & palos, por un individuo que se
afirmR era el propi0 marshal CArreras,
hecho que paFeCe denunci6 ls pOliciS,
perO del Cu0I dicese que no quisO como
Ger 81 juez municipal, que Colon Ase
gura es pAriente del marshal CArrerGs.
El B0FedidO es an Anciano. HG
guRrdRdO Cams-dice Col6n--por espa-
clio de unOs dias. & conseCuenCia de lOS
golpes reCibidos.
Como se We, de resuItar ciertOs
estos hechoG. no pueden ser mas dig
nos de BeVera reprimenda. EIlO-de
Her veFd6d-acusR un lamentAble eStad0
de cOsas en- BArros, que fueFa Tnenes
ter acAbAr COGtando p0r 10 aAno. En-
Ia administration de iuoticia debs hG-
Der hombres respetuOsos del defeCho
de Los CiudadanOs que constituy0n
una gaFartfa para IL soCiedAd v no ana
amens ~ 0paFa Ia psz y dignidad del
pueblo de Puerto Ric01
Seguramente el juez especial nom
bPadO Dor Ell honorable attorney pom
lr6 en- cIaro 10. que Rffrmaae hAber
Ocurrido en- BarFOu, = no dudGrlo ge
har6 cumplida juSticia & l0B que con
raz6n Ia Feclamen 8 exijGn.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-31
8 900 atacados Dc flsblo ANA.
fIIIa en- Panama,
Sc cree que la epidemia desapare
cera por complete de la zona
del canal.

New York, Consia6Fase
exagerada la version de- cas0s de
fiebre aInarilla en- ell canal de Pa
mama. Decree constantemente y
Sc cree desaparecera completa
mente una vez Sc surta q Ia po-
blacion de aqua potable sufciente
por variOs sistemas.
En- estas obFas Sc gastara un mi
Hon de dollars y Quedaran termi-
nadas a fines de Julio.
Las aguas seran tomadas de la
cabeza del Rio Grande 4 10 millas
De la ciUda3. Cuatrocientos mil
dollars So han gastado hasta ahora
en- el saneamiento de la ciudad y
Sc cree que al terminar los tFaba-
los pueda quedaF aquella zona en-
tan buenas condolences sanitaFias
como Ia Habana.
Ocho mil atacados hay habiendo
de ellos un 8 pOF cientO de emplea-
dos pdblicos,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-31
Fiesta en- Baysn6l,
en- Ia GsCleIa de-
Santa OI8ya.
.Ea honor Dc Eugsnlo N. Hostos
J Est6ban Fusntes.
de nWestro c0gresponsaz J

/
Mayo 30 -Invitsdo atentsmenfe es.
to corregponsal pcr 81 professor de
Santa Olaya, don Miguel Maldonado,
asistf aver & ID fissta qae eI CitadC
professor ceIebrabR EN- au escuela. en
honor de Eugenio Ma. Hgstos y Este
ban Fuertes.
Mo hRbfa presenCiado IN espectsCuEo
tan heTmoAo como ell que presenci6 en-
ell dis de aver. La ascueIa adornGda
decorosamente teDfs un Aspecto egr8-
dAble. haCiendO rasaltar mas 81 preCio.
80 cuadE0 que se deataCRbR 6 nuestYa
vista, La preaencia de simpaticas y
ggraciadGs damaa. entire laa que reCor-
dam0g Les siguientes: aeforitas Vidal
Conde, Josefa v Magfs: sefIoritas Abri-
lea, MeFGedes y GandeasPis; gefl oPite
ChevRlieE, Lois: aeflorita VeYgsEn, se-
nora viuoG de Maldonado. madra del
pre- fssoE; sefIora viudA de Chsvalier,
sefiora Cruz Bsez y otras que no re-
cuerdo. G bElleros: don Pedro Ver-
gars, don Miguel VerGara y don M.
Hern6ndez.
Tomaron parte en- 81 festival Ios
alumnas y alumnos siguientas: MINIS
Carmen Rivera, Martins Vergars,
Emilia R9bIes y AntoDia Agoato.
NifilP: PaEcacio Rivera, Z9n6n Yer
gsra, InoCenciO VeFgsra, Juan Vidal
Conde, Fruto Nieves y Miguel Yer
gara.
Abti6 eI acto ell prt fssor sefior Nal
dOnsdO, que nos hizo un bonito dis.
curse ensaIzSndo & esos ilustrea educR-
cioniStGs. hacienda de elIos una m0gDf-
CO biogrRffs. Maldonado nos prob6
que cd j0Ven estudiosO. y amanta deCi
dido de ID civilization de ga pals y
dignO heredero del apellido gus osten-
10, cOnseFvand0 como hsrencia el cR-
rscter y entusiGsmo pOr Bu CRrrerR
como el Rut0r de sus dfas.
C0ntinuaron por SD OFden en- el uGO
de ID pGlabra los nifios cuyos n0mb!eS
copio anteriormente, CeFrRnd0 el Gcto
este corFesponsRl.
En- TeA6men, el festival de IS egCuela
de Santa OlSyA hB 8idO una pruebR
inequfVccR de que Maldonado. en- su
profession. aabe c0locarBe & Il RlturR de
de ca deber.
A los belIas damas que concuTrieron
q % fiesta las gFaCias 'y gratitud en-
nombre del amigo MsIdonadO, y este
COFreSp0ngRI en- nOmbre de este pc
ri6dico. de- les graCias tambi61 por ID
atenciones de que fac objeto.
Sc me oIvidaba deCir que faimos
espl6ndidsmeRte obaequisdos.
-AcAbo de var una fotogrAfia del
j1Ven don r f .eI Ramirez empleAdo
del alto ComerCio de est6 plazs. hecho
por ell fOtograf0 don Enrique VeFgeB.
trabSjo que demueatra ID habiIidad del
aFtistR puas ell pOreCid0 no ,paede ser
mas natural.
81 sef1or VeFges eS uno de los mei0-
res f1t6grAfos que hay en- estA iOls.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-31

Anoche So reunieron los ofcialeS
del cuerpo de bomberos de San Juan
baio la presidencia del iefe don Ju-
lilo Steinacher, concurriendo los of
ciales sefores Cordero, Prats, Salga-
do y Pujals.
Trat6se de asuntos de inteE6s pa
ra el institute y qued6 acoraado
defnitivamente ell concurrir a la
parada del 4 de Julio.
Las brigadas de Santurce, San
Juan y Puerta de Terra comenza-
ran Embellishments ell periodic de-
instruction, verifcandose las for
maciOnes con todo ell cuerpo, a me
diados del entrante mes.
Maflana sera entregados a los res
peCtivos ofciales los pantalones de
unifoFme para los individUos a fin
de que antes del dia Is de JUNO
tengan el uniforme completo.
FL cuerpo tendra una banda de
misica y dado el entusiasmo que
siempre ha distinguido q sus n1-
meros y oficialeS pronto podfa ase-
gurarse que ha quedado constitui-
do definitivamente y con So ms
trucci6n terminada el cueFpo de
bOmbePos de San Juan.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-31

En- eata imprenta 90 vande pRpel de
poEi9dsc0 Vieio & 5000 Quintol.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-31
CatarrO Del ESf6n7agO
4SanadO Con La Pe-ru-na.

Sta. Genevive May, Gale Meridian,
No. 1877 S. Indianapolis, Ind, miembro
segundo de Ia Sociedad Alumni de
Escuela Pdblica. escribe como sigue:
ssLa Peruna es eI n1eiOr regdzadOr
que he cOuOcidO para I'm eSf6maRO
deScOmpuestO. ReaEmente merece
Ell n16S alto eE0gi0, pueS eSE6 h&bNs
mente preparada.
'fEstaba en- un estado terrible debido
un catarro del est6mago. Ell alimento
va no me hacia ningun bien, solo me
hacia sufrir despues de comerlo. Tenia
asco, cardialgfa, dolor de cabeza, me
sentfa completamente gastada. Dos
semanas despues de haber tornado La
Peruna era una persona distinta. Pocos
frascos de la medicina causaron un gran
cambio en- mi. y en- tres meses mi es-
tonnage estaba hbre de catarro, el
sfstema en- mejor condici6n. ."-Geneviv9
May.
Escriba al DR.. Hartman por su gratis +
consejo medico, Columbus o., E. U de A. T
La correspondence es atendida con-
fideneialmente.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-31
In eOmpatriota apToVschado,
A los % afios Captain de Es.
tado Mayor.

SPg6n vemos en- an peri6dico de
ESpAfIA. eS " CRpit6n de- Estado Ma
yoF de Gu ei6rcito. .el joven don FernAn-
do Moreno CaIder6n, hiio de don An
tonic de los mismos spellidos muy
cOnoCido aquf, donde reside con ga
f4mili0.
81 joven Official. despu@s de Z amos
de estudi0s en- la escuelR superior de
guerra y de unos brillantes examenes,
hS conquistado ID teFCerR estreDlG que
como premio & So labor, ostent2F6 or.
gulloao On 80 uuiforme.
Hlrs an Viaje por los pIazas fuertes
eBpAf9lGs del Mediterr6neo en- Comi.
sion del serviciO, regFeBAnd0 luego &
Madrid, donde ser6 destinedo.
Nos alegram0s que nuestr0s paisRnos
conquisten con So sabsr el puestO que
mereceu los que estudiRn y vaIeD.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-31
DTdenanza para 0I SER
ViCiO de- COCheS de
irdfCO de eSta Ciu-
dad.

In siRuienta fee eeordads por 81
c0E G 10 municipal de S n Juan:
ATsfcuio 1o.-L1 taFifs q1e regiFk
sers 10 siguiente:
Por una cArrera dentro de ID Ciu-
dad, cRda psasj srO- ........ so 25
POr un coche f ,sado dentro de Is
Ciudad, por una carreFa. $500. 0 so
POF coche f .tsdo por horas dem
tFO de la ciudad, ID primera
cora .'...sss. ......... LOO
Las SiguienteG. Cada bora. ....e O Is
Por fsse 8 Santurce, ids 8 yuelts leo
Nisje Fedond0. ,...,.... 1 so
Por Cocha f stado Rio Piedras,
irc'uyendl hRstS el acueduCtO.. 200
Ida , vuelts. ...... :. ...,. 800
POF tl4te haata la CSrCel de Puer-
ia de IIefra. ......... ......... Is
IdR y Yuelta ......s.... 100
Estos pFecios FgRir6n hasta las ocho
de la nOChe. despu@g de esta hora serkn
conveDcionales.
ATtfeuIo %. Estos preCios no gersn
aIteFados en- mas, y eI past isro podrs
denunciAr lR poIicfa aI cocherc; Ia
f1rmulsr8 u denunciR ante 81 iuez de
paz correspondence, el que fiiaF6 Is
multR entire an dollars como mfnimo.
8 cinco como msximo, Rrresto por
"a equivaiencia..
AFtfeusO 3 31.-E1 COda cocha Sc fijars
on lugar visible tarifty 81 que no Ia
tenga ser6 danunciado Dor ID policfs.
Artfculo 4I.-Tambi6n podF6 Is DO.
licfa retirAF de % lfoeR todo coche d ae
se presente en NAL estado, tanto por
desaseO, detsFioro exterior 5 interior,
8 poKque aparezc8 que ga condici6n
puedR daF lugar & incidentes peligto.
500. 8 sus caballos est6n enfsrmos 8
nal eDjaezRdos.
Artfculo 5o.-El agcaIde filrs 81
punt0 on que pueden apostarse los
cochea en- eBpera de seTviCiO y no podr6
ser otr0 aitio que el fjsd0.
Artfcul0 6.-L9 msEcha dentFo de
Ciudad sera m0derada y Ell us0 de u
luz en suB fArOleR obligatorios desde 81
QbsCuHecer y duFante toda Ii noche !;
asf como el D1merO. que debars cons
tar registFado en- d Cficina municipal
correspondents.
ATtfcuIo Z o.-LR pOIicfs denunciars
cualquieF inffacci6n de aStos artfculos.
AvtfsuIo 8 D. Los coohes no lleya-
ran mas pass isros que uno por cada
asiento. ain que SEES Ell del cochsro,
pues este deber6 estsr expedite para
su tgab9j0.
AEtfculo 91.-Esta ordenanza empe.
zYa & TegiF desde 90 sprobkci6n Dor
el alcal1e. 81 oual d haFs pub.icar &
impFimir en- cantidSd bastsnte, para
que l0a coCheroB se proVean de ella
gratuitamenta.
In anterior ordenanza fu6 yotads
por el c0ncejo municipal en- session de
3 de mayo y aprobsda pOr 81 slcaIde
en- 4 del mismO mes de mil nOVesientos
cinoO.
San juan. Puerto Rico. Mayo % de
MANUEL MORAzA.
sscretario del Concei9 Muniei-
pal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-31
4. RIyER0 8 CONE.

CompYan toda oIase de medias bots
Ilal vacfas 6 DIEZ oentaYog docena.
Tstusn rs. ssn luan Puerto Rico
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-31
R E 7 a E I A

ProgramR de las piezAG que tocRr6
hoy en- d Plaza Baadorioty ID banda
de Il Policfs InsulaT:
1o-MarCh CB 1ston ComHnderY p
Carter.
2o-DAnzR SLl nina maIcriRda. ; ~
LOtre.
33-OVeFtuFa zRTzueI0 clos hij0 - de
u Costa. .S-Marquez.
Ao-GFan Fantasia BrillRnte del Car
naVal.-GAbRIds.
5O-GrAn MRrChG FeOtivaI. Wag.
ner.
6o-WaItz eSymphia. 0-HoIzmRn. ,
7O-TwO step (cSracteristiC) L1Augd-
ing Water. Hager.
S0-DanzR SMi RdOrRCi6n. ; Rios
OValle.
The Stsrh SpaDgled Banner.S
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-31
DON MODESTO.
llEL pIdI0g0 Dc IN drama. /"

En breve Sc pondr6 en escens en-
Carolina el famoso drama de Eehega-
raw Gel pF6logo de un drama.S que ss
informa enssyan y asF6 PepregsntRdo
p0r los sficiOaados don Juan Villalta
(que tanto Ge diatin9ue en- "a papel de-
Mendozs) Bsldorioty y ModelO.
SeF6. de SECURE an espl6 pl6ndidO tEiun-
70 para tan apreciRb'es aFtiatas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-31

vIEJOS Y LEGITIMOS. -Espe-
ciaIes para enfeFmOs. Vin0s de OpDr-
to, Vinos de Madeira, Vinos SRnaoU Dc
GreCio, Vinos Toksy de HuDgffG, -
Casa d CeYecsdO.