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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-02-02

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Honorable Secretario de Puerto
Rico debe someterse a este la
resolucion adoptada con ell fin
de que la imparta su aprobacion
acompanandole certificacion de
la va aprobada y demas antece-
dentes del case.
A peticion de don Alexandra
Bozzo, hijo, Sc autoriza a este
para que durante la. temporada
del Carnaval, pueda tener abier-
to un puesto flo para expender
efectos de carnaval, sito: en- la
calle del Sol, %. todas las noches
hasta las diez de la misma.
De conformidad con 10 pro-
puesto por Ell Alcalde de la Ciu-
dad, acuerda el Concejo Sc pa
que con cargo a la partida del
emprestito que comprende el al
cantarillado, la suma de Gin
cuenta y nueve dollars, Gin
cuenta centavos ESQ .5o) impor-
te de la traduCcion de los dia-
rios de operaciones en- los ira
bajoS de estudio del alcantari-
llado verihCado por don Pedro
Castro.
FL senior Director del Banco
de Puerto Rico, a Consulta he
cha por el senor Alcalde de
San Juan, acerca del tipo de in
teres que le seria abonado al
Municipio por los fondos que
depositara en- cuenta Corriente
en- la GAIA de aquel Banco, ma
nifesta: que Ell interes anual
que puede satisfaCer es ell de
dos por Ciento.
FL Concejo acuerda autorizar
al AlCalde para que deposite
en- cuenta corriente en- el BanCo
de Puerto Rico las cant1dades
que estime conveniente al tt
20 de interes indicado de ? oIO
anual.
La Corporation acuerda NOM
brar en- Comision a los senores
Rodriguez Sierra Ponte y FaIu,
para que en- union del senior
Alcalde sc aviSten con el DireC-
tor de la San Juan Light and
Co., con objetO de que
por esta sc ceda al Muninipio
de San Juan, la calle de Egoz
cue, para poder proceder a la
termination del ahrmado de la
misma para cuyo gasto existe
partida en- Presupuesto.
Habiendose expresado por ell
Conceal senor Falu que por al
gunos de los rematistas para el
suministro de Carnes al Gobier-
no 1nsular, Marina V Armada,
Sc saCriflca a diStintas hOraS de
la senaladas para clio mayor
n1mero de reses que las necesa-
rias, expediendo el sobrante en-
pueStOs particulareS con per
juicio de los que Sc dedican al
negocio para la venta al publ
CO, y con perjuicio tambien qui-
zas para los fondos muniCipa-
les, acuerda el Consejo que por
el Alcalde Sc prOceda a la in
vestigaci6n de los hechos que
Sc denuncian, informando lue-
60 a la Corporation.
Fue acuerdo que por el Sc
Sc informe para la
pr0xima session sobre las dispo-
siciones vigentes en- materia de
Sc acuerda asimismo que el
Alcalde informe acerca del es-
tado de la Biblioteca Municipal
y de la fecha en- que podra
abrirse al publico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-02-02
En- ell COnsejo EjeCutiYO
[Continuaci6n de Ia ga pagina !

El sef1or Diaz retira su enmienda.
FL sefior Post manifesto que sc ha
aprobado Ell bill de deficiencia pero
que el cree que la compra de dichos
libros no entran en- dicho bill.
Pide que sc de lectura al C. B.
para derogar la seccion cuatro de
una ley por la cual Sc cobra Is cen
tavos por toneladaS de materias fer
tilizantes.
El sefior Willoughby propone, que
cuando sc levante Ia comiSion total
Sc informe fovorablemente el pro-
yecto.
Pide que Sc dc 1ectura al c. B. s.
para condonar ciertas contribnciones
en- la Isla de Culebra.
Sc promueve una ligera discussion
entire los Seflores Barbosa Willough-
by Y Dfaz Navarro, con reSpecto a
dicho bill
El sefior Willoughby propone, que
cuando Sc levante la comiSion total
Sc informe favorablemente el pro-
veto.
Pide que Sc de lectura al G. B.
is, y propone que cuando Sc levante
la comision total sc informe tambien
favora blemente dicho proyecto.
Pide que sc de lectura al c. B. 64
manifesto que los cambios que Sc
proponen en- el mismo, Sc referen q
RentaS Internas.
FL sefior Dfaz Navarro propone,
que quede sobre la mesa para estu-
diarlO detenidamente.
Ell sefIor Graham hace algunas pre-
guntas al sefor Willoughby, sobre
dicho bill
Ell doctor Barbosa manifesto, de
sea hacer una observation Sobre Cier-
to punto que considera de gran i'm
portancia, en- cuya observation esta-
ba de acuerdo el se1or Diaz Navarro.
FL sefior Willoughby, hace algu-
mas aclaraciones con respecto d dicha
observation.
c. B. 10, el sefior Dfaz Navarro ha-
&c algunas aclaracioneS con respecto
a los cambios que propone en- dicho
bill.
El sefIor Willoughby propone, que
cuando sc levante la comisi0n total
sc informe favorablemente este pro-
veto.
Contin1ase leyendo el c. B. 25.
La secci6n IS por la cual Sc impo-
ne que todo elector que quiera tener
derecho a inscribirse Y votar debe
comprar dos sellos, al Sub-colector
de Rentas Internas, de S / cada uno
El doctor Barbosa sc opuso a dicha
disposition.
Continuase debatiendo la seccion
por los sefiores Post, Attorney Y ell
Tesorero.
Ell sef1o1 Attorney propone que di-
cha contribution debe ser de $3.50 Y
que 81 con ella no pueden cubrirse
los gastos de Ia eleccion el no esta
dispuesto a apoyarla
Ell sef1or Barbosa propone que CO.
mo el sefIor Post Sc conforma con
cualquier cosa el propone que la con-
tribucion sea de un centavo.
FL seilor Post propone que Sc le-
vante la comision total hasta hoy 4
las diez para terminar la ley electo-
raj, pero no habiendo ning1n acuer-
do sobre la mocion, Sc reanudara hoy
Ia session las dos de la tarde.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-02-02

en- nombre de Ia familia, y en- parti-
cular, en- el de los distinguidos Sc
nores de Guillermety y Caubet, tfos
de la fnada.
La perdida de la seiIorita Aceve-
do, ha de ser lamentada por mucho
tempo en- Ia sociedad de San Juan.
De nuevo enViamos suS deudos,
Ia expression de nuestra condolencia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-02-02

Registrador de la pr iedad sustituto que
como Notario, en- Arecibo. Bajos de la casa
n1meAo 13, calle de la Cruz, Sc hace cargo
de presentar para sH inscription en- ell Regis
tro de la propiedad del Distrito remitir
los respectivos interesados, los dOcumeutos
que con tai objetO Sc lie envfan.
ARBCIBO, PUERaO RICO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-02-02

t~Ou@SJO 1o d AA~hs~ ~ a~A1sA
"a para transferir de la consig-
Inacion para sueldo del prac-
lticante del Hospital Municipal
y otras la suma de $o77-o4. A
la de materias para oflcinas y
otros gastos.
Articulo I.-Siendo indiSpen-
sable para atender a las parti-
das ga. IS, Ie5, s. y oI del vigen
te presupuesto que tTatan de
material para ofcinas, Gastos
Memories, y ropasy titles de to-
das classes del Hospital espe-
cial de mujeres, cantidad suti-
cientes para elias sc transhere
a dichas partidas la suma de
novecientos setenta Y siete do
liars cuatro centavos <($o77-o4)
que resultan sobrantes en- las
senaladas con los numeros "a,
100 y 81 de las consignadas en-
dicho presupuesto para sueldoS
de Practicante del Hospital Mu-
nicipal, Pharmaceutical Auxiliar
Y Alimentacion de enfermos.
Articulo 2. -Esta OrdenanZa
sera ejecutiva !: tan luego sea
|aprobada por el Alcalde y Sc
Icretario de Puerto Rico, a quien
Sc remitira copia certihcada de
la misma con todos sus antece-
|dentes.
Sc entera el Consejo del. mo-
vimiento de fondos del En-
prestito en- poder de los senores
]. M. Ceballos y Compania de
New York. cuya existenCia en-.
cajas en- el mes de DiCiembre
ultimo monta a sesenta y Cua-
trO mil cuatrsCientos oChenta Y
siete dollars noventa Y un cen
tavos ($74,487-9I)
Ell COnSelO aCuerda, de con-
formidad con 10 propuesto pOr
el senor Afcalde en- carta fecha
20 del pasado Enero, dejar sin
efecto las obras que debian rea-
liZarSe en- el Paseo de Cervan-
tes, Y que solo Sc atlenda a la
llmpieza Y sostenimiento ordi-
mario del miSmo, en- vista de
que segun informO diCho senior
AlCalde, el'Comandante de la
Estacion Naval de San Juan, le
ha manifestado en- carta de 27
de Enero, que los terrenos ocu-
pados hoy el referido Paseo han
sido reservados por Ell Presiden-
te de los Estades Unidos, para
usos navales; y que todo gasto
que ALI sc hiCiera para mejo-
rarlO seria inutil.
FL Alcalde de la Ciudad, ma
nifesta al Concejo, en- carta de
81 de Enero ultimo, que ha-
biendose ordenado por el In
geniero Inspector de Obras P.
Municfpales, Sc diera una in
formation exacta en- relaCi0n
con el estado actual del edihcio
CarCel de Puerta de Terra, del
valor de aquel. a fin de estable-
Ger la debida comparacion en-
las ofertas que puedan presen-
tarse en- la subasta, dicho fun
clonario estabIece que debe f.
jarse como base minima, la can
tidad de oChenta mil dollars
go, ooo). Despues de algunas
consideraciones que constan en-
dicho informe, manifesto el
Alcalde que en- la Ordenanza
adoptada por Ell Concejo Sc es-
tablecia la base de $232, 900, Y
que en- Ell case de que la Corpo-
raCion tenga en- cuenta las ra-
zones que dicho funcionario
senala, deba tomarse acuerdO
variando Ell articulo de la Orde-
nanza, relative al precio sena-
ladO para el remate.
Ell Concejo acepta en- I'm todo
la proposition del Alcalde Y.
acuerda modificar Ell articulo
segundo de la Ordenanza adop-
tada por el mismo en- Is de Sep
tiembre del ano ultino 1905, So
bre venta del edihcio conocido
nor Carco1 dc D14ar+a 1o T:a~~,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-12-07

amended the general board holdln.
that vessel OF this type should be
considered larger than tho thrc
scouts now building. while the board
on construction advises that we sim.
ply bnild two more OF this class
In view of this difference OF opln
lon between the boards and OF the
TACT that the scout cruisers now
building are. In n sense, experiment
tai and that very much better
Judgment as tn desirable character
tstics of this class of vessels can
DC formed after their completion
anu trial. do not recommend the
authorization OF any scout cruisers
at this session OF Congress-,
The construction of the destrn-',
ant gunboats seems to mo eminent
ly desirable anu strongly urge their
authorization.
While the ships motor boats and
shallow-drnft river gunboats recon-
mended by tho general board could
be undoubtedly built ont of the
general appropriation for small craft,
MS Is suggested by the board on con.
struction, and In accordance with
reasonable and well-establshed prnc.
tlse. nevertheless SEQ no objection
W tHcH Speclul AUTHORIZATION Dy Inc
congress. particularly In view Of
their very moderate cost.
with respect to the two battle
shiDs which, with the one already
authorized would make three equal
In fighting force to ally which. 50
IA rms Is known. will be possessed
by foreign power ut The time of
their completion. have already
said that consider the nutnorIza.
tion of one such vessel. cousort
TO the ship already authorized, IL
clearly demanded by the require
ments of reasonable foresight for
the national safety under circum.
stances now existing rm mt
prepared TO say this go unheS 'tating,
~ for The second vessel recon-
mcnded, but III view of the ununt.
nous and emphatic advice of all
these IN the department most COM
petent to speak on such sub,
and bearing the responsibility for
its proper decision. deem It my
duty to counsel this further to
our force
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-12-07
BONAPARTE ADVISES
INCREASE OF NAVY
CONTINUED from page one,

agency which adjusts pay and pro-
vides supplies would fall naturally
within the group controlled by thS
chief OF the personnel section.
| do not recommend that the fore
going plan of reorganization should
be embodied in legislation to be
enacted at the present session of the
congress; but | respectfully suggest
that a suitable commission, con-
sisting of three or more ex-secretar-
les of the navy and two or more
members of the committee on naval
affairs Of each Of the two houses
of the congress, under the presiden-
cy of the secretary OF the navy for
the time being, be appointed to con-
slider it and also any other sugges.
ticns on the same subject-matter,
anG to report at the first session OF
the Sixtieth Congress.
Battleship Designs.
In accordance with the proviso
attached to the last naval appropria-
ton bill, the plans for the battle
ship authorized by the said bill
are. simultaneously with this report.
transmitted to the congress. These
plans were selected by a board OF
officers, under the presidency of
tie assistant secretary, after q very
careful consideration of various de.
signs submitted by dffeent naval
constructors in the United States
and one in England and by the
board on construction of the depart
ment. The type of vessel selected
has length of $40 feet. In the
language of the board: ut will
carry as heavy armor and as power
IN. armament as any known vessel
OF its class; 1t will have speed
which Is believed to be the highest
practicable for vessel Of this type
and class. In the present state 81
knowledge; it will have the highest
practicable radius Of action. and can
be built within the limit of cost
fixed by the act of congress- This
Plan, therefore. complies in all r.
aspects. in the Judgment of this high.
ly competent board, with the terms
OF the authorization. and the depart
n,ent has had no hesitation In an
proving the report Of the board.
While no practical Inconvenience
may have resulted from the provir
above mentioned in this particular
iEetance,' | deem Il my duty to
very respectfully submit for the coli
s.deration Of the congress the sug
sestfon that the insertion OF this
proviso has established precedent
Of doubtful merit that It's moral
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-12-07
The Board on CONSTRUCTION

; One squadron GOLFERS now under
construction to be arranged for am
muninition carrying.
1t will be observed that the beard
on construction recommends a
larger appropriation for the two
squadron GOLFERS, 1t may be re-
membered That the limit of cost of
these vessels had to be increased
from $l,25000O to 81 $4,000 and It
appears that by the addition of les
than 80 per cent to the last-men-
tioLed figures the size of these
golfers can SO be Increased that
their capacity for coal will be dou-
blal!. The board of construction
also recommends that, In the inter
eat OF economy. ono Of the GOLFERS
now building should be- so arranged
that she can be used as an ammu.
milton vessel in case OF necessity, a
necessity which of course could only
arise in the event of war. approve
these two recommendations.
The two boards differ as to the
size Of the scout cruiser recon.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-12-07
ESTABLISHED THE FIRST
CHURCH IN PHOEBUS
Rev. Owens Hicks Visits the Town
After an Absence Of Thlrty-six
Years In the North.

Rev. owens Hicks, d. D., who es-
tablished the first church in the town
of Phoebus. forty-two years ago, Is
the guest Of Mr.. w. p. Larrabee, In
Willard avenue, Phoebus.
MIR. Hicks came to Phoebus during
the last year of The Civil War and
with the assistance Of six other men
succeeded in organizing the Chesa.
peake Methodist church. Phoebus
was then very small village and had
no church Mr.. Hicks got the church
well organized and was later trans
ferred to another point. He is now
living in Pennsylvania.
He left Phoebus SO years ago and
this Is Mr.. Hicks first visit since
then. He was greatly SURPRISED and
elated to see the growth of the town
since his departure a third of q cen
fury ago.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-12-07
Wines and Liquors

| belong to the lost tribe that stray.
ed away from Dublin before Moses
sailed on the Red Sea. I'm a price
cutter. I'm a money-maker; I'm the
one that sells all straight Whistles
retail at wholesale prices. The TO-
lowing high grade 10c Whistles
sell for &c. drink: Paul Jones, Pure
rye, Sherwood Rye Whiskey, Carroll
springs, pure Maryland Eye Whiskey,
Oyerhold Rye whIskey, Parkwood Rye
Whlskey. All Of the above named
Whistles are strictly high grade;
watch my prices II you dare, beat
me IL you can.
Whisky In bulk at following prices
OLD Nick Pure RE, 1,2 pt., 26c;
seilop ..,,....,..,.,..... $500
Leonardo Favorlte, 1-2 pt, zoe;
salion 800
Hunters Baltimore Rye. 1-2 pt.,
25c: gallon ............... AGO
Maryland Club, 1.2 pt., 25c gal.
ION 400
Paul Jones Pure Rye, 1-2 pit.
zoe; gallon .............. 2.75
Carroll Springs, gallon ........ $50
xXxXBaker Rye, gallon ...... ESQ
Star A. Rye, gallon .......... 200
MOSS Rose, gallon ............ 400
LAKEWOOD Pure Rave. gallon ;. 400
Jefferson Pure Rye, gallon $3.50. LIS
Kentucky Bourbon, gallon ...... 1.4o
Double Stamp Gin, gallon ...... 200
The following brands of CalIfor.
MIA Wines, Port. Sherry, Catawba
Claret, Blackberry at 25c per It,.
per gallon, 75c. Pride of North Oar
DINA. years old, gallon. ...... 400
Kummeill, per gallap ........ 200
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-12-07
MRS. WATsoh,s FUNERAL.

Services VIII be Held from Her Late
Residence In Fox Hill Today.
Funeral services over the remains
OF Mrs. Addie J. Watson, who died
from burns received early Wednesday
morning, will take Mace from her late
residence in Fox Hill at o'clock this
afternoon.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-12-07
Sixth Company From Fort Monroe
Defeated by The Score Of II
10 0 on K|0Rd|ke GrId|ron.
THREE TouCH10HAs N FIRST HALF
Neither Team Scored in the Second
acknowledgement Severely Injured
and Forced to Retire from the Con-
test-Gadol Kicked Two Goals and
Missed Third.

The Phoebus Athletic Association
football eleven defeated the strong
team from the Sixth company ut Fort
Monroe OH the Klondike gridiron yes
terday afternoon by tho score of II
to O.
The contest was hard-fought one,
but 1t was Phoebus' game from the
start Phoebus made three touch
downs in the first half and kicked
two goals. Bridgeman, Schmidt and
Carroll made the touch downs and
Gadol did the goal kicking.
During the first half Brldgeman
was most painfully injured by being
rim into outside the lines. He was
forced to retire from the game and
had to be taken to his home. 1t was
said last night that the condition of
Bridgeman was encouraging AID his
most serious injury was a wrenched
arm.
The second half passed off without
either side scoring, although Phoebus
had the best Of the argum ent
The lineup follows:
Phoebus A. A. Position. 9Th Co. A. A..
Left End
ieHiuerlon ......... Erwin
Schmidt ...,..p ........ silverman
Left Guard.
Ruth (Capt) & Kraft 49,. .Knutson
Center.
W. bufHs .'....... ......... Druefy
Right Guard.
Fuller ........... .......... Rogers
Left Tackle
fianule ............ ......,.. SilcoX
Left End.
Nealon ........... ......... Ledford
Left Half Back.
Brldgeman & Walton. Dunn
Right Half Back.
hoofe ....'....... .......... LeutZ
Full Back.
Carroll ............ Sheppard (Capt J
Quarter Back.
Touch downs-Bridgeman Schmidt,
Carroll. Goals by Gadol. Score II to
0. Referee-Monroe from Fort Mon
roe. Umpire--Judd of U. s. N. Lines.
men-Webster and Harrison. Time
keeper-Seacard and Foster.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-12-07
Coroner's Jury AdjOurRs Without
Giving POLICE Authorities
f|f'BS EaiiCIua.1ts#r8S'5s
PARTY OR PARTIES UNKNOWN
verdlct? Reached Late Last Nigh.
After More Than Forty Witnesses
Had been Examine d--Worked Hard
But In Vain-Widow on the
Stand.

Having held four secret sessions
OF several hours duration each, dur
ing which more than forty witness
es were examined, the coroner's jury
which has been investigating into
tho circumstances surrounding the
murder OF Douglas Gourlay adjourn
ed last night at 11:40 o'clock with
out being able to give the slightest
clue to the. indemnity Of the mu;-
derer.
The Verdict.
The verdict was as follows:
I'VE, the coroner's jury, empaneled
to inquire Into when, where and how.
Douglas Gourlay came to his death,
upon our oaths do say, that the said
Douglas Gourlay came to his death on
the night of November q, by multi
pie fractures of the skull. produced
by pick handle, in the hands Of a
party or. parties to this jury unknown.
(Signed)
III. s. THOMPSON.
"W. E. DOBSON.
H. M. mueller.
"R. L. TIGNOR.
CHARLES KEMP"
Jury Worked In Vain.
After the verdict had been found,
Dr., George X. Vanderslice, the cor
oner, said to a Dali Press reporter
that the Jury had worked hard and
persistently, but wholly without sue
cess. Every thing that looked like
a clue to the solution Of the mystery
wag run down only to be proven
valueless. The secret sessions were
held DIR. Vanderslice says with the
idea Of getting witnesses to talk
freely, but IL the people summoned
knew anything about the murder
thev kept It to themselves.
The Jurors seem to be firm in
the shelief that Gourlay was MIR
dered for the purpose of robb-~y
and they think that the murderer
will never be found.
Mrs. GourTay Examined.
Among the witnesses examined was
tho widow Of the dead man. who
came here from Amsterdam. N. Y,
several days ago. Mrs. Gourlay tes-
titled that she and her husband
lived happily together until eleven
years ago, when he came to this
section to look for work. Since
THAT time they had exchanged a
letters, but she had not seen him.
they had fifteen children, fourteen
of whom are now living. A daugh-
ter, Mrs. Hotaling. accompanied her
here. She will remain here until
hes husbands estate is settled
The insurance money will 90 to the.
widow and Children after the funeral
expenses have been paid. Their
arc two policies. one for $500 an
the other for $500. both payable to
the estate.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-12-07
AUCTION BEGINS TONIGHT.

Firemen's FAR VIII CLOSE orr'orro"
EvenIng-Has Been Successful.
, The firemen will begin auctioning
of, their goods at the fair tonight ana
tomorrow evening will witness the
closing of the fair which has been IN
progress all week in Armory hall. -,
1t is expected that big crowd Will
attend tonight as the Eagles are to
be the special guests at supper. AS
soon as the supper has been served
the auctioning OF the many beautiful
articles left over will be commenced.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1906-12-14

Come in and you that have good thing
Only few until the Christmas rush dead
Then less than stock will be
sderaby smaller and will not be lower by buy today?
Nowthis week least We will DDS wish
taking advantage Of every
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-08-04
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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-08-04

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bina K Hutchinson ...........Sher d
Carl Hoting by gdn to TT of Est
of A A Corniot ....................AAI
Charles w Booth and wife to West
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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-08-04
Honolulu Gas CO.
BYAUTHORITY
SEALED TENDERS.

Proposals will be received at the Of
flee of the County Clerk of the County
of Oahu, Honolulu, until 70 o'clock
noon of August 9TH, 1906, for the ma
cadamizing of a portion of the Waialae
Road.
Specifications may be obtained at the
Office Of the County Clerk.
All proposals shall be for price per
square yard of finished roadway and
each proposal shall be accompanied by
a certified check for Two Hundred
Fifty ($25O.O0) Dollars. Proposals shall
be in sealed envelope addressed to
the Chairman of Committee on Roads,
Bridges and Parks, endorsed Tender
for Matchmaking Waialae Road"
The Board of Supervisors reserve the
right to reject any and all tenders re-
ceived.
D. KALAUOKALANI, JR.,
County Clerk, County of Oahu.
7ts-July 30, 81, Aug. 1, 2, 8, 4, 6.