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Williams news., 1905-10-28
NOTES FROM CAMP THREE

October 24, 1905.
 Monday we had a three-inch fall of snow.
 Who gave Johnny, the village sport, the lovely lamp?
 Fred Robarge was city visitor last Saturday and Sunday.
 Frank Ortner and George Stew art resigned from Camp No. 1 last week.
 Curley Wallace has been at the mercy of rheumatism for the past week.
 Mir. Renedict, a timber inspector, and Ranger Long spent several days here this week on official business.
 Kinser and Donaldson have been hauling lumber out to Anita this week for the purpose of building winter quarters.
 Bob Wente and John Olson spent last Sunday visiting the camp Some city folks are like COW hands and will not be bluffed by a cloud
 No returns of the fight went out last Saturday owing to the building of a new store in the burg. Things were topsy-turvy and the reporters tab and pencil were down under a heap of Parker's mackintoshes and overalls.
 The boys of this camp showed their generosity last week by mak. ing it possible for Tommy Jones to go to San Jacinto for his health In the hour of need nobler lot o men cannot be found than in the logging camps.
 Hon. Henry F. Ashurst and Orie Smith were visitors here last Thurs day. Henry said he was out for 8 much needed rest and a whiff ot piney ozone. It might be so, and we guess he found it, but we think he was giving MT. Smith quiet little lesson in political economy or "How to Win the Office." Orie informed us that he intended seek. ing public office at the spring election.
 At last we have a new home Tents may do for the land of sum. mer resorts, but never for a wind. swept valley like this. Plans drawn by Architect Webb. imported fo1 the purpose, and completed by Master Workman Lindstrom with an able corps of carpenters, allowed us to move in thirty-six hours after the lumber arrived. We extend an invitation to our city cousins, as it is the incest rag house in these parts. You do not have to buy.
Williams news., 1905-10-28

WE are afraid that it some fresh air is not let into the court house certain of the county officials will be overcome by the oppressive at mosphere and not be in condition for the political race next fall.
Williams news., 1905-10-28
Letter List.

The following is the list of letters remaining uncalled for at the pOstoffce. Williams. Ari- zona, for the week ending Oct. 2s. l9O5. These letters will be sent to the dead letter office Nov. Is. 1905. if not called for before that time Armstrong. Miss Nellie King. J H Broce. " D Lane. Mrs Myrtle Cunniff, NJ M-2 Nagiller, Mrs Ida Holden, FS Oliver, Miss Kate Harkins. Thomas Rodman, CD Jackson. Misg G Turner, G Jackson, Wm LucerO Juan Johnson, Jim
 Persons calling for the above letters should Say advertised" F. ". SMITH,
 Postmaster.
Williams news., 1905-10-28

"YoU will save the county from destruction" It certainly seems that some one ought to make an effort in that direction.
Williams news., 1905-10-28
TERRITORY OF ARIZONA, ~
 County of COcOninO- ss

TERRITORY OF ARIZONA
 County of Coconino
 Before me, c. P. Silvernail, a notary public in and for the County of Coconino. Territory of Arizona, on this day personally appeared Rob jams, known to me to be the persons whose names are subscribed to the foregoing instru. ment, and who acknowledged to me that they executed the same for the purpose and the con sideration therein expressed.
 Given under my hand and seal of office this sixteenth [l6th] day of October 19O5 SEAL C. P. SILVERNAIL,
 Notary Public, Coconino County, Arizona My commission expires December l6, l9O8 Recorded at request of L. S. Williams October l7th. AID. 1905 at o'clock a.m., in Book l. h. corporations, pages 556 ct sea-, Records of Coco ninO County, Arizona.
 H. c. HIBBEN. County Recorder. By T. E. PULLIAM, Deputy
 First publication Oct 28, 1905.
 Last publication Dec ?, 1905.
Williams news., 1905-10-28

WHY the silence that now reigns around the court house?
Williams news., 1905-10-28

KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS:
 That we, the undersigned, Robert Perrin, Lilo M. Perrin and Lawrence s. Williams, have this day associated ourselves together fOT the purpose of forming a corporation under the Laws of the Territory of Arizona, and we here by certify:
Williams news., 1905-10-28

That the name of the corporation shall bt the "Tehama Land and Sheep Company" an( it's principal place of business shall be Will jams, Arizona.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1905-08-25

| The expenses OF such veterinary
surgeon or assistant surgeon or in
spectof in going to and returning
from the place where such dipping
takes place, including s5 per day te
said officer, shall be paid by the
parties requiring his services as
herein in this section provided.
DR.. Noble issued an order last
month requiring all exposed or in
fected horses to be brought to him
at certain place and date for the
purpose Of being dipped Follow
ing is portion OF the order:
Whereas, the infectious. and con-
tagious disease of mango is pre-
valent among the horses within
the county of Lincoln, state of Ida
no, and the said disease has be-
come epidemic; and it appears to
me that unless the said horses
within the said county are quaran-
tined and dipped the ravages OF
said disease will greatly injure the
horse industry of said county and
of this state.
Now, therefore, I, George E.
Noble, state veterinarian of Idaho,
by virtue of the authority in me
vested by law, hereby declare all
infected and exposed horses within
said county of Lincoln, state of
Idaho, to be quarantined, and do
hereby require the owners and those
in charge of all such infected and
exposed horses within said county
to assemble the same, between the
14th day OF August, 1905, and the
18th day of August, 1905, inclusive,
at Shoshone, Idaho, within said
county, for the purpose of dipping
the same two time8t t.Fe second dip
ping hereby required ID take place
within not less than nine days or
more than twelve days from the
date of said first dipping; and it is
hereby made the duty of the own
srs and those in charge of said
horses to drive or cause the same
20 be driven to said place within
,he. time hereinbefore mentioned
or the purpose aforesaid.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1905-08-25
Resolutions.

Resolved: that we the teachers
of Lincoln county assembled at
close of annual Institute; desire to
express our appreciation for the
kindness and courtesy extended to
US collectively and individually, by
our county superintendent Mrs.
Leah M. Burnside.
In Prof J.W. Slaughter we rec
ognize proficient Educator. Dur
ing our brief sessionhe has won the
confidence of all.
Miss Wolfe's work in primary
methods was exceptionally good.
She has proven herself a wideawake
teacher and her efforts
are appreciated.
We heartily thank Prof. Morton
for his earnest and capable instruct
ton in vocal music
J. r. Hinton.
Ida E. Sullivan.
H. F. Wolfe.
Committe on rsolutions.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1905-08-25
LINCOLN COUNTY.
KNOCKi


ing" that Shoshone gives us up
here. When E. NJ. McCann of Pull
man, Wash, passed through Sho-
shone last week he was told by-a
man, who said he is the sheriff, that
there was nothing up here worth
looking at. "They raise little
hay and few bushels of grain, up
There" he said, "but the season is
so short everything freezes up.D-
Wood River Times.
We fail 10 understand what the
Times hopes to gain by publishing
the abc fticle, which is utterly
devoid of truth. When Sheriff
Miilsap was interviewed regarding
this fAlsehood, he said:
II dc. not know man by the
name of McCann coming from Pull
man, Wash, and / never made
remark of the above nature to any
body. When ] was on the train
coming from Bliss, last week, an
other gentleman and myself accu-
pied the same seat. ! did, not learn
what this gentleman's name was.or
where he was from but hekept ask
ingme questions about this country
and the Wood River country
Among others he asked me what |
kind OF crops they raised on Camas
Prairie. / replied that Camas
Prairie was an exceptionally good |
place for raising crops and that the
only fault with the country was
the fact that the grasshoppers and
crickets destroyed large portion
of the crops every year.
"The alleged remark in the
Times might have been the out
come of this conversation"
Knock! Do you call it knocking
when a man tells the truth. If SO,
what do you call it when a man
makes statement that is as far
rom the truth as we are from eth
sr pole and brands on the name of
In honorable citizen.
Knock We do not make a prac-
ice of engaging in these small
luarrels started by ditto people
,ut we can not stand humbly by /
md listen to people knocking on
'ur citizens. I
Some people should remember
he saying: Don't Judge other peo-
lie by yourself"
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1905-08-25
HICKORY A GOOD AMERICAN.
sheIIbark Variety of Sturdy Tree viii
Grow in No Other Country.


The SHELF ark hickory is perhaps
the most interesting tree in this coun-
try, because il Is . strictly American
tree and go welded 10 its native soil
that it refuss to become a citizen OF
any other country. In the staruiaess
Of its roots anG trunk, in the boldness
in which It tiuS3 out its tough
branches In its strong individually
and character and in its general fruit
fulness, not forgetting the upcouth
roughness Of bark, it further manifests
its strong America1ism. It's winter
buds are large and interesting. Early
in spring the dark brown outer scales
fall away. The inner scales then
lengthen to protect the growing leaf.
sometimes attaining a length OF five
inches. These inner scales are mar .
vels of beauty, both In texture and IN
color. The body of the scale Is. thick
and leathery, while its surfaces, es.
pecially the inner. are soft, with a
silken nap gorgeously dyed in yellow
orange and red. suggesting the chin
ney corner and the heat which CLOVIS
from a hickory log
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1905-08-25
WHAT the LAW SAYS
Portion of tisc Law that Requires all
Horses Under Quarantine to
be Dipped.

State Veterinarian Noble has
been in town ali week and has
made arrangements to have the
dipping vat for horses built at once.
The vat will be built about 3 miles
north of town on Little Wood river.
AS some or most of the people
arc unfamiliar with the act that re-
guires all infected or exposed range
horses OF cattle to- be dipped, the
fine and place to be designated by
the state veterinarian, we herewith
publish q portion of the laws which
may prove beneficial to horse-own-
ers in this county.
Sec. II. 1t is the duty Of any
person, who, knowingly, has upon
his premises, or upon the public
domain, any case of contagious or
Infectious disease among such ami
mails, to Immediately report the
case to the veterinary surgeon; and
the failure to,de so, or an attempt
to conceal the existence of such dis
ease, or to, wiifully or malieiously,
-ebstr,lct or resist the veterinary
surgeons assistant surgeon or in
speetors, in the discharge of his
duties, shall constitute a misde-
nfeanor, punishable by fine of not
less than 500 nor more than
$4,000.
Sec. 90. Should any owner or
person in charge of any animal or
animals found to be infected with
disease upon examination by the
veterinary surgeon, assistant sur
seon or inspector, fail or refuse to
dip the same, or shall do so in an
improper manner, it shall be the
duty of such officer to seize said |
animals and to dip the same, and
when the same shall have been dip
ped, he shall notify the owner or
person in charge of such animals of
the amount of costs, charges and
expenses due for the same. If such
person shall neglect or refuse for
9eriod of ten days after receiving
aid notice to pay the same, togeth-
=, with all further COSTS. charges
end expenses OF holding said ami
sals it shall be the duty of the in
pector to sell, In the manner here
nbefore in this act provided, so
many of said animals as. shall be
lecessary to pay the same and all
osts and expenses of said sale.
Sec. "a. All expenses incurred
III and about the inspection and
quarantine of any of the animals
numerated in this act, shall be
orne by the owner of such ami
aals, including a compensation of
. per day Or every part OF day .
4 which the veterinary surgeon or
is assistant or inspector may be
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1905-08-25
Cure for Colds.
Committe on rsolutions.

People who go barefooied and those
who wear sandals instead of shoes, IL
is said, rarely have O,ds in the head
or any form of influenza.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1905-08-25
ED. SULLIVAN
TlNSMITH

Does pipe and re-
pair work. First
class worhHand d
satisfaction guar
anteed. Shop, in
rear of Electric
Light company's
office. :
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1905-08-25
nenmark,a Eraa is oldest

The oldest flag in existence is thai
Of Denmark, which dates from 1918
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1905-08-25

OFFICE HOURS:
1910 II a. NJ. / to 4 P. NJ.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-10
EXAMINES DE INGLES.

Articulo.I.o D Anualmente Sc
l,celebraran examenes de ~'ingles para
los mae>tros cuya fecha fjar4 ell Co
misionado de Instruction. !:
(2) DiChos examenes seran progre
sivos por un termino de aflos y para
cada afio Sc requerira cierto grado de
conocimiento lie acuerdo con el meto
do que Sc ha de seguir para Ell estudio
delidioma
(3) El Departamento dispondr& un
plan de estudjo para cada uno de di-
chos cursos, en- los cuales apareceran
todas las asignaturas que sc han de
lDcluir en- dichos examenes para todos
lbs profesores. Los profesores debe
ran sujetarse eStrictamente al plan de
estudioS que prepare el Departmental
(4) A todo professor que no haya
sido aprobado en- ning1n examen de
ingles, celebrado en- cualquier afio Sc
lie concedera un termino de tres me
seS para que vuel>s 4 examinarse en-
el cual tendra necesariamente que sa
! lir aprobado: de 10 contrario el Depar-
tamento de Instruction podra suspen
derle en- suS funCiones h sta que haya
sido aprobade zen el examen. ST la
suspension excediese de dos afios la
licencia ell diploma podra ser canoe
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-10
De Hispapo-America

Ciudad de Mexi>o, 10 de Febrero -
Ell: Ernperador Kwang Su sde China
ha condecorado al Presidente Diaz, de
Mexico, con la orden del Doble Ora
gon, EN- primer grado y al sener.A.l
garsa, del ministerio de FstadQ con el
tercer grddo de la misma order.1
Panama, 10 de Febrero.-El Presi
dente Amador conferencio ayerNGon
politicos y letrados prominentes acer
ca de la question limitrofe pendiente
con Costa Rica y quedo acordado
ARE elarla con c1nceSlones mdtuaS. Sc
hrmarA un protocolo aceptando el
laudo pronunciado por ell Presidcnte
Eoubet y sc someterd q un plebiscito
el .tratado que da 4 Panama un terri
torlo lmportante en- la costa del Paci
fco, por donde es probable atraviese
fel future ferrocarril pan americana
Al enviado eSpecil de Costa Rica, Sc
nor Pacheco que esta en- su pals con
licencia, Sc lie ha telegrafado que su
presencla eS necesaria en- Panama pa
ra proseguir las negociaciones.
+ Arica, u de Febrero FL Presiden
te de ChlIc, SenOr don German RleSCO
lego esta maiiana en- ell acorazado Chi
leno "OIiiggins". De africa siguit
tpara Tacna, dondc esta noche fue OBJ
Sequiado con un banquete por ell CO.
mercio extranjero, en- que no partici-
paron peruanos
Buenos Aires. 10 de Febrero.-E
jefe de la policia, coronel Praga .ha
Ienviado ma circular 4 la preasa prohi
biendo hacer concentrates sobre la ac-
Ititud del Vice. presidente de Ia rep1-
blica, se1or Flgueroa Alcorta, duran
te los recientes sucesos; publican ru-
mores sobre crisiS-ministerial; dar de
allies scbre Il proceso de militares,
.civiles paisanos complexities en- Il
sedici6n y comentar arrestos recientes
de analquistas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-10
De Manat1
ENTIEkRO DEL LCDO. RAMOS

EAN l. lin NJ 1LL Ll>DNJ. ma NlOD
El dia esta muy lluvioso; pequefias
60, de aqua caen intGrvalos. La
naturaleza parece que esta reveStida
de negro3 Crespones. S n las tres de
la tarde, hora en- que conducen ell fG-
retro; la GAIA mortuoria que encierra
ell inanimado cuerpo del sefior Ramos,
es de un gusto exquisite. Toda la ia =
milia del hnado S, halla en- los balCo-
mes de Ia casa, diciendole iadios eterno!
al que no han de yer iamas Muchas
coronas. Exceso de conCurrencia.
La m1sica ecutando sentida mar
cha fdnebre. Representatives. de to-
das las clases socialeS.
Ell duelo fue despedids por los sefio-
res. .'pagani y Regjno de los Santos.
Opinamos que ell pals pierde un
hombre de valer; su familia una CO.
lumna insustituible.
En- momentos como este, que cl pc
sar embaTga el alma ique puede de-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-10
Rumor de truenoS

A1o - era = tliima nojhc 3c@irs
halos 80 .los centres icgiSl4'ivo> dc
Puerto Rioo.
Numcroso gen,io ucusha lps pass
lloS del Nunsc'o los >alorc> drsnna
d,> a. puolao no erau oastau.c> . COS
'ener Il ola popular
l. session hab jc >er hartasco~a.
IGa por da divcr~os aoou,eclaleu
I ,c> prG Zee ~oli.l. u.tas fagaces !,
mo rclampsgos que iluminan un mo
menio IA dormida conCiencia del
| pueblo pacror,iquelo han lido scu
mulandoSe. epsroSsndose. fernando
lWurU pcsAdo losa Sobre q seniimica-
TO popular.
ESc es el resu'tado de nanejos sos
pech SOS dc combinaciones de buho
zero en- feria, de redes NAL urdidaS
sospechoSa tell De Penelope ocultando
una Specification de hechos NAL prepA
RADIOS Y esperanzas sombrias
Y Ytras 81 relampaco. conmovio la
c@mara un.Sordo rumor dc truenos
A las doce nenos venfe mlnu;os,
anoche, las comisloneS unas tras otras
hablan fracasado en- Sus empefOS de
Solucionar las difficult deS cue ,e opo
nian la compieta aceptacion dc esa
cabeza de Medusa. que Sc llama
" Presupuesto de Puerto Rico.
Alguien que no tiene muy tranquila
la concicnci4, respecto este aSunto.
Ia visto girar 4 su alrededOr la 6gura
del presupuesto, como el tantasma del
Macbeth de Guillermo Shakesp, are.
Y muerto de micdo Ia girado los oioS
con horror.
In aquel momento, no era Matien-
70 FL presidente de IL Camara.
Su voz, furiosa como la de un dipu-
tado de la Convention, resonaba des-
garranlose ratoS, en- elempe no el
COra1e.
Su mano derccha golpe6 con rabia
la MADEIRA de su pupitre y, el IA debi-
do en- aquel momento sentir en- su gar
ganta de tribune. y no de cantantc, ~el
sd Dor amargo de aigo que pugnab ba
| pot brOtar de los labiOs. Ssea~..t =
"BASTA DE DEBlLIDADES. LA LUCHA
ESTA ENTABLADA ENTIRE LOS INTERE-
sEs DEL PUEBLO DE RtfEKTQ< RICO T
| LOS INTERESTS DEL COBfERNO. 81 NO
HEMOS DE VIVIR CON VERGUENZA. ES-
IA DEMAs Ia CAhARA LEGlsLATGVA DEL
PUEBLO PUERToRRIQUEN0.
ALEA JACTA~EsT. Matienzo 10 dijo
anO he. LA SUERTE ESTA ECHADA.
Esas declaracioneS del Presidente
de la Camara, dlchas con toda la ener-
Egfa que brota de I'm coraz6u que Sc
desborda, en.presencia de un numero-
SO pubico que significa aun en- esa
pasividad que, parece indolencia fata
lista de pueblo" cansado. forman con-
traste elocuente con las palabraS de-
Presidente de una Camara mas alta
que la de Delegados =:
Hace seiS aflos que estamos aqut
~ adn no henos podido conquistar el
amor del pueblo puertorriqueflo.
La slerte esta echada, pero, tengase
cuidado. Los rumores de truenos
signihcan casi siempre, aientos de
tempestad.
ERIC.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-10

ta ur6d dti ffvcio 20 facNsa Gr 4
vic'e,. gn caso a. ga GioheS isbros 81
Ierlicfcn a csuopcArcn.
Anieulo a. hi lacparancn,o PRO
cufaf- para uso ac ia cscuclaS pubs
cas- de Puerto Rico un libro &c lec'ura
qse conicnes irozos escogiGoS 4, liir
lIs'urs loCsl en proSa 8 verso por Jos
principles escfi;orcs dc Puerto Rico
eor breves notas hiosratoas &c cada
aItoT.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-10
De Ia guerra
W. IsIdes .s;ad@I.

liaf Hin Ftt-cfa 1c-~lna psftlaa
hauci .,> ch.as cgu'aies Ja-
roneses d,suuyo na -triba del ferro.
.carril cerca DC Yaomyn. = I6c kil6-
metros Dc Harbin. r. hecho suceai6
csts NJ hrua y = las siete "a Sc ha biar
Feparado los desperiec,os reanimado
ei trafcc
Toxic 'Febsero eo-El sapor ingles
Sylvania' con carbon de Cardih
para Nladivostock. Ia sido apresado
por los Japon,ses ns Sc dice en- que.
parte
Mukden, Frbrero 2o-Ha regrcssdc
la division R.nnenkampff (caballeria !.
de MA incursi6n emprendida el "a por
el nanco izqaierdo enemigo.
FL resultado de la tornado fu6
eau ar considerable confusion en- Ia
retaguardia JapUnesa, arrojar al epe-
migo de varias posiciones. y oscar
mentarle dura mepte la Ca ba,leria.
Las bajas de los rusos fueron insig
mica tcs un muerto dice herldos.
Toxic, 20 de ero-Las- ba Jas
JapoaesaS en- los com bates de Heikutai
fueron S52 muertos incIusos 27I jefes
ofciales, S.oI4 herdos, inclusos an je-
fes y o6ciales; $40 extraviados, 5o5
que hubieron de ser retirados debldo
a los efectos de frio, total o,s97
San Petersburgo, al de Fe ebrero.-
81 teniente general Stoessel lego hoy
a Kaffa, Crimea, procedente de Puerto
Arturo.
Fue ebjeto ne un recibmlento nuy
enthusiastic X~eenmovedor. El general
cal1nco de ca1umniosas las aseveracio-
mes de la prensa de Londres al efecto
de qse habia rendido la plaza de su
msnde ,,quedandole ann amplio msdiss
de dcfeasa
Lonares, az de Febrero.--La agen.
cia Reuter- publica un despacho de
San Peter sburgo diciendo que Russia
esta disquesta neg.ociar la paz bajo
las siguientes eondciones.
SPoner Corea bajo el protectorado
del Jap6n. =.
Ceder la peninsula de Liastung, in
cluso Puerto Arturo, al Jap6n.
ID c!arar puerto neutral france 4
Vladivostock.
Qu4'una comisi6n international y
neutral adnnistre el Ferrocarril Orien-
tai Chino@cn Manchuria.
Ceder integra la Manchuria hasta
Harbin al imperio chino.
Queda la diticutad de una indemni-
zaclon pecunaria en- que ell Jap6n.. Sc
sabe que insiste; pero no Sc cree que
la dificnltsd resulte insuperable.
En- Londres So ds como proba BILE
el hecho &c que la paz vendra dentro
de un plazo comparatlvamente corto,
slemPre que sea possible arreglar ell
punto de la ;ndemnizaci6n
Sin embargo tambi6n Sc cree posi-
bic que Russia aventure otra batalla
antes de llegar 4 una decision.
Ell ministro jApones en- Londres. baron
Haydshi, al Ser entrevistado sobre el
asunto de la paz, diJo que NADIA sa bia;
p re que no Sc veian indicios de que
as hostilidadeS termnasen pronto.
Washington, ~ de Febrero.-E
Embajadcr de Russia conde Cassini
calitlco dc disparatada la idea de su go
bierno con 4oo, 900 hembres en- campa-
ma, pensase en- hacer la paz baio Sc
meJantes condolences
DiJo que sus ultimas noticias eran
que Kusia Sc proponia continuar la
guerra con mas vigor que nunca
En- circulos ofciales de Washington,
Sc pone en- duda que Rnsa haya pro-
pueSto paz bajo condlciones mas one
rosas que las que Sc sabe esta ba ell
Japon dispuesto aceptar hace una
quinceaa, en- las cnales no incluia in
demnizaci6n de guerra.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-10
INFORME DEL CoMISIONADO

Aticulo * Fl ComiSionado dc
instruction enviar4 anualmerte 4 is
profeSoreS juntas escelares munici
pioS de Ia Isla su informe annual al Go
bernador dc Paerto Rico, concernien
tc a instruction publlca.
Articulo 10 % Toda ley par
te de leyeS que Sc oponga 4 esta Ley
queda por Ia presente derogada.
(a) Esta Ley empezara a resir des
de el Q de JUNO de 1908.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-10
ESCUELAS NoCTURNAS.

Arfculo d El misiouaGo dc ms
,ruocion podrz esiahleccr Sc arbi,ric
una eScuela nociurna en- cada munici
palidad, pudi,ndo cstablcccr mas 4.
una escuela en- cualquiera ciudad
cuando i su Juiclo las eXigencias pAra
dichas escuelas 10 lusiIhauen.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-10
NueVOS maeStrOS

Ha sido propuesto por la junta esco-
lar de Bayamon para cubrir una es-
cuela graduada ell maestro don Diego
Rodriguez Mater, y en- breve ha de
ser aprobado por ell Departamento de
Instruction.
La seaorita Aurora Villodas ha sido
nombrada maestro rural de Coamo.