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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-25
BlBLIorECA DE .LA DEMOCRACIA,

no cruzbA M mAnos para pedre perd6n Eaba smpemente
6bro de miedo.
Comprendia Blanca Qus s Dos hubiese deiado
este mundo vover(A mado antigua vds abandonandoh
de rusvo Moria aquelo ecci6n 6nica
mepte Accidnte amentabc velA obligado Asstr
que le torturaba.
Recobr6 Blanca 50 sonra mir6ndoIe dc frente domnkn
dole.
DesI ete de mil repuso no H Guardo rencor te iuro
Mas tarde quzss eIta cedumbre srva de conuelO Lo
deseo
como Bpcs % cAIlabs pregunt6e s Ie6or de Ronns:
-CuEles 500 tas 6timos deseoa9
-NIda deseo contcat6 ella NADIA ten0o que pedr NADIA
tepgo que aconseiAr. Obra segGn to coraz6n.
No quel hAbare de hA parcels prudente
earle iurmento haa de cumplr Depu6S mas
bsja duIce, rept6:
-Ad6s no loreI.
YIe ataba lsntsmente e gelto Cerando los oios
oueriendo vre Re6se Ronne al pie del Iecho ain podet
spartan Ia mirada del terribls eSpsctscuo
Haban lido buIcir al medico. AcAbAba de leglr
aabepdo que prsenca sea n6 Un ancano sacerdoe
hsbfa dsdo enferma Ios 6mos por a msnans
haSbase igualmento habc6n. Sc hahfG arrodilado
rtzAba media ve ss oracones de los sgonizantes
Blanca sedebiIsbA cada vtz mas Era egsdo el hn de
az vida como de Rionne moVfs Daniel que hsba
permnecdo 81 mudo contenendo grima corr6 busCar
Juans que ugabA habtac6n vecna. La pobre msdre,
con a mrads dlAtsda ocs contemp6 ha quSc
under los braEoV pud9 evsntso fue precise DA
MEL soaener Juans poyados pies obr MADEIRA de Is
cana La nina lloI6 MrAbs la deIcompuestA de
madre, con especie de extrs6ezA candida.
Lutgo, aque rostro camAba llenAba
POGO de aeg celeste respandeciente de duEurs recono
c6 Il nina aquela hermosa aonris mben ella puso
rer Adeantardo manecitis Blanca mur6 All, con su
sonrsa IL onrsa de hia Hatis fado sobTe Daniel 6l'
TINA mads mirada supcnte mperioa Fate estabs soIte'
niendo JuanA: comerEAba 80 mission.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-25
Buques anuncia dos


rantizsda.
Buques anuncia dos
,, Vspor espsfo sPio ks sali6
de Barcelona para esta el is del CO.
rriente con las escAlss del Mediterr&-
neo Y Csnariss
Vapor esp. Manuel Calvos recalsr&
el % del que cursa procsdents de &C.
nova, Barcelona, Ckdiz y Cansrias
y sontinua,& para ID HabsnA y denas
puertns de gu ruts.
Vapor smsricsno xPhiladelphiss
con destlro & New York saldrG el n
del actual.
Varor amsriearo <Carseass ssli6
de N York para eatR el 23 del que
cursa.
espsN'gdel NJ. Pinillos, estk
& In earga en- Barcelona de donds sal-
dra sl 30 del que curaa psrA ell Medi-
terrA1eo, CsnAriss, este puerto, Ma.
ysguez, Ponce. Santiago de Cubs,
Hsbana. MstsrzWy New Orleans.
Vspcr americana <San Juars -.
li6 de- Ntw Orleans para 6ita el 20 dol
actual.
Vapor smsricSno <Ponc'> sali6
de New Ya>k con dss.ipo 4 cate puerto
oil 20 del que eurss.
VApor smerieAno <MsssapeQuas
tiene Anuneisds su sAlida para este
puerto el % dsl actual.
Entradas
Da 10 iala goletss <Indias, <Co'
raz6n do Maria, y eJuanitas con car
GO.
De 10 iala vapor americana svsA
ccs.
salidas
Para Ia isla bAlsndro tPedritol
con cargA.
Para In isla el vspor americana
<Bsl wIrs con transito.
Ruques en- puerto
TRAVSEIA
<FortunaS descArgando
<John M. HcrmoNS descargando
sCarolina1 dascargapdo
<Antonio lopez cargando
COSTANEROS
<Esperspzas Aguadilla y Maya
guex
<Dos HermanosS.cargando
STssbeaH ~endiente
s.Da Matfas pepdiente
<Iodis, dsscargando
<Corsz6n de Mariss descsrgand
<Juanitss deseaygando
<Vaacos cArgsndo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-25

TO Torres cetuvo sl agresor, quien
ingrsi6 en- 10 cArsel. Fl fiscal del dis
srito sAli6 On 10 mafianA de hoy haeia
apuel lugar.
Sc ssegura que 90 han formula
do protsstas contra 10 bsnsA del
Hip6dromo por psgar & diferentes H.
pos on les csrrrsras do aver.
Gabemos que un alto funcionaeio
do iustioia intervsndrG on dieho aaun'
TO,
layer tue detsnido en- Csysy ror
el tenisnte do 10 policia SOTO, oil doctor
don jose Marti, ofcial de sanidad.
Sc 10 acusa do provocaei6n y desscato
& Ia poliefA. El doctor Narti ipgrea6
On sl dep6sito municipal.
Ell sabsdo por la he contra
isron mstrimonio cAt6lieo en- 10 cate
| dral los estimablas i6venes don Gus.
tavo Lopez Tizol y 10 sefiorita Non
serrats GonIk'ez. La boda estuvo
muy soneurrida. Muchss felicids des
dsseamos los nuevos ssposos.
Sc halla en- San Juan el Tenien.
to do 10 policia ltfor Seheitini, que
preatA seruieios en- ManaN. D!cese
que este ofieial ssra trAsladsdo & Ca.
lyey.
Sc encuentra On eata eiudAd des'
do aver el fiscal do 10 Corte de Dis
trito dc Gus yama Mr.. Wllccx. ri q
embarcal & hAclA los Estados Unidos,
Sc encuentra on San Juan, nuss.
tro estimado amigo y correliglonario
do Arroyo don valeriano virella Uri'
be, acompi d ado dc gu distir guida ss-
pose. Les ssludsmos,
Hoy eumplieron sus condemns eu
10 carcel municipal, Joae Sanchez,
Marcelino NsdAl J Carmen Rivera.
II lContin,ta en- lapdgsnatps
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-25

Ruiz ArnAu y Lippitt opsraron do un
tumor Inferno q nuestro amigo don
Antolfn Min, ipgenisro de 10 Jrnts de
Caminos del distrito de San Juan.
La operaei6n fle prscticadA con EXT
to. nsss amos el rest.b'e eoim!ente del
sefior Mn.
Ell detective Bstlle, sorprendi6
aver por 10 msdrugada una iugada q
10 pre- hibido compuesta dc mujeres
Procedi6 & arrsstArlas, eonduciendo q
10 Cd. csl & Amelia Az ffAnt, Maria Ca
rri6n, ModestA Ds'gado, Susana 0 'tiz
y Carmen Dslgado. Ivy el jusz les
im puso diAs do srresto & eada una.
Para eurar un restrlad0 on un
Ola, tome el LAXATIVE BROMO
lQUININA. El botisArio le devolvera el
diaero 81 no 30 cura. L. irma de X.
w. GROVE se halls on eAdA caiita.
- -Auoche como las dooe, On el
sitio conocido por sAlto del Cabro, >
On Santurce, Eulogio Rivera y Nicolas
4, Ayala r.nsron CON Arma blanca, re-
sultando ambos heridos. Denncisdol
q 10 Corts Municipal, el Juez los sen
aonei6 { $40 de multa,
Ell cuartsl general do 10 policfl
| recibi6 hoy el sigaiente tslegrama:
sFsisrdo, Jurio 2i 1905.
Eata madrugada barrlo Rio Arri
ba ocurri6 r,Gaert.e individuos Lui
Aouilino, Eleuterio Cruz, Sot'ro Cru
y Felipe Aquilino. Reau taron herido
Felipe Aquilino con ma'hstaSo en- Il
|eabexa dc cars Ter grave y Sotsro Cru
CON dos heridas, una muslo izquierd
grave y otra dedo pu'gar dereeho
Todos fueron detenidos. Jusz muni
cipal entiende. .-Cabo Niralles,,
-Por habsr resultado a'go exter
10 no insertsmos hoy 10 revista de 10
carrsras vsrifcadas aver en- el Hipt
dromo. Ira msflana, En- ella hscemo
algunas oblervaeiones benedcioaa
tsnto para 10 Empresa como para
lptblico.
II Ell eoronel Hamill irform6 eaI
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-25
IHERMINIO DIAZ
Abogado- -Notario
San Juan, Puerto-Rico
SAN JUSTO 12
SAN JUSTO Il.
-Aceres dc una noticia qua pu.

-Acercs dc una notieia que pu.
blickrsmos en- puestrs edisi6n del e.
bado, debemol AclArAr que si bien a.
verdad que el guardia ndmq $50 era
viato smsnudo en- convsrsscionss con
el reousador republieano estas entire.
vistas sospecholas no las eelsbr ban
dsntro del local del precirto y al on 10
aesrA de 10 mismA eass, pues de habsE
sido asf, nusstro sgente dc inssripcio
mes no 10 hubisra permitido.
I'm tortoltflo de nc mbrs Oabor-
ne Williams sgredi6 esta ma fiana On
santurss al conductor dc IN earro
elSctrico Juan Psrex. FL caso fu6 de
nuneiado y el t6rtolo tuvo que pagan
s5 de multA.
-Joa6 Castro, agrsdi6 snochs on
Puerta de TERRA & 81 concubina Ami
csta Roaado, cAusAndole variaa con
tusiones CON un palo.
ia regresado dc Juncos, dondl
paa6 una eorta temporada, nuestrs
amigo y correligionario don jose Re
yes Calder6n.
-Estk On San Juan el sspital
Guerrero de 10 policfa issular, quieI
sera hoy iuxgado de sus cargos por Il
eomisi6n del cuerpo.
-Aysr domingo 10 celebraron o.
Bsrceloneta varios miiins unionistaa
La eoncurrencia fu6 numerosa.
Nos dicen de YAuco que u
tren dc 10 aGu&nica Central. sstrope
en- 10 via q Francisco Camacho, quie
murl6 a los pocoa mcmentosl ri Il
nierte Guanili sali6 ssta ma mana b,
cia dicho sit.o.
/ -Anoche ocurri6 On vieques .
homieidio. Parece que Marcelino r
mirez que sostepfs relsclones con 9
bina Colon, por disgustos, ri16 o.
elta, Ramirez le dispar6 tres tir,
de revolver hiri6adola gravems
10. La itfslz fallec'6 & les poe
/ horaA do ocurrldo el hscho, El sarge
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-25

Aver tsrde. On 10 cArrera 4 es'
cape dc los cAballos sPerla fna, ,
sNariposs,s sFavoriscs y <Aguila
blsncs,s , Sc promovi6 en- el Hip6dro
mo un escandalo monumental por no
estsr conforme 81 llblico eon el We
redicto del iurado.
Dos mil espe ctAdores ssltsron d
10 pista proteitAndo en- aetisud des
compuesia. ri ecmardante Lrtz, y
oficiales Cabrera, Imrrondo, Chapel
y Sshestini, lcgraron apAeigusr los
a-imos.
ri Elrdblieo sali6 dIsgultAdfsimo del
Hlp6dromo.
A eae p&so. Va & convs.tIrse eie
aitio en- un ANFITEATRo.
-Eu Ia Mansion Eiecutiva 90 pre-
para un suntucs 10 resibimiento oil Sc
cretario ds Eatado Mr.. Root que lie
CARA en- sl mes pr6xlmo, Sc invitar au
dissinguidos elemsnios dc 10 isla para
dieho acto.
Fl gobsrnAdor Mr.. Winthrop y lol
Consejeros y Delegados dc 10 Cana
ra, recibiran & b1rdo Al itustre vie
iero.
-Anochs ae quemAron en- To- plaxs
de Colon los fuegos arsidciales, d'tine
cuadro del desdichadf'imo programs
de las festas pttronales. Mas de dol
mil almas SO relnieron en- 10 plaEa
Las ruedas de Artlfcio, txcspei6n d.
una dos, fuercn vugares, corriert tes
nj Aiquiera los eohetes lograron dea
pertar oil entusiasmo del pdbl CD. Pc
cas- veces Sc hs visto un fracaso 10
complete como el de anoche. Estk VII
TO que no todos los doctorea sirve
para icordAr faateios populares.
Hoy 90 rsuni6 Ia Junta dc inspe,
torres do cAminoa del dLslrito con I
| I'm de proce der & la venta en- pdblic
subaata del mobiliario y herrAmier
tas de dicha Junts, que por ministeri
de 10 ley cs.a On sus tunclones el di
80 do los corriertes.
| Ell skbado dltimo los doctors
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-25

mafana un reporter de La DHMocRA
CIA, que On 10 sesI6n extraordinaria O
de la Asamblea Legislative que muy
ca breve ha do reunirse, prssevtarG un
prr yecto de ley contra tods clsss de
iaegos. Mr.. Hamill Sc srcuentra die
gustadfAimo dc ID actual Icy sobre
iuegos.
Iudlc6 que SO hsefs neeessrio mo-
difcsr por complete los Artfculos del
C6digo a dn de que no puedan iafrin'
girse impunemenie & sieneia y pasIen.
cia de la polieia
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-25
N0T|C|kS DEL D|A

en- el Hipodromo.- .-Suntuoso re.
cibmiento.-Fuegos arti6ciaies. -Reuu6n de la Junta
de Caminos Operation quirdrglca-Un medco pre-
so-Homicidio en- Vieques.-A Aggression un motorista.
-Denuncias multas sentencias Ter iente Schetti-
r-Matrimopio.-Jug de mujeres sorprendida. y
Don Jose Reyes Calderon-Una rna en- Fajardo.-
Condemns extinguidas.-Qtras notcias de nteres ge-
neral
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-25
Junta t.co|ar De Utuadl

Avlso & los maestros. La Junta
Escolar dc Utuado, para cumplir con
10 preceptuado o. 10 sseci6n 54 de 10
VICENTE Ley Essolsr, invita- q los macs {.
hoi que dessen eisrser en ests NUM-
oipAlidad CARA el cursoieRcolAr Ir6xL.
mo, puedan presentAr sus solic tudes
y sorrespondisntez cert q ssdos en- estA
oncins, con antelae'61 al dia 30 del
mes en- cu' 80.
Uuado, JUNO % de / 9o6
Dr. Adridn Cueto Rodriguez, Pre-
sidente JuntA Escolar. 3 /
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-25
PrecIOs MIN do los artIeuIos
ella Qa dnfallAn an

5tuGiUS III III 10 IUS aTtiEutUS
que SO detaIlan on
aIma0enes
Arrocss de partido JAp6n de
ss} as.
Idem valenciano . Q Id. Id.
Ajos dc 30 ctvs. 4 so.
Jamones t9l q 10
Quesos amees. SIS PatagrSs 20.
Toeino, Q III Is.
Sardinas shum adas . 16 centavos.
Jah6n. s63 Roos N ore, america
70. sRyN,
Pasta del pals s3}.
NAntsaa & 81 On l , On lasss
do q & 10.
Hs rina de t2So
Habichualss Ansriesnas eo'oradss
lareas s5t at6
Garhanxos e4t 80
1asslao t4ia
Cebollsss4.
MAntequillai de sl3 . 16
PApas smerieauas II q g.
Tasaio 81 A0.
Lechs eondensAda sAguila, q s6
Id Id <Cruz Roia> s5
Id Id sMagnolias s43
DEL PALS
Asfear para el eonsumo'
Maseabsdo alAro do at
De miel elaro . Ss..
Csntrifuga slaro Dc u . as
Amerisans de 8 s64
Do Ponce s3l 3 81.
Ron 30 grados Cartisr o. SC =. n.
t.Vos gallon psgsdos r, Irhrtu
Naix Q 1.60.
Tabsco, nominal.
PrecIos do compra
Almid6n o e2.50
Algod6n de S . $50.
Ooeos do is IS millsY.
Ousros duleea s1s
nebo do res 81.
Cafe e0friente do Sl2 q 1T.
Candles o0rrlentes
Lcndres cheek Q 4.87 k4.67}
Paris Ns3 D.
Hamburgo GAs
New York par
Eapaha
C6dulas hIpotecarlas
BAneo Territorial y Agricola at9 So
Asci ones
BAnco do Pto. Rico 25.
Raneo Territorial. Q 16 & I8.
Banso Popular 49,. Q 10 . IL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-25
SECC|ON Nero AhT|L

Ultimsa operacionesds az6car:
A 50 30l y 3.29 polarization "a
rRntizada.
Arizona republican., 1906-07-01
THE END IN THE HOUSE. After Day Spent in Gathering Up the
 Loose Ends of Legislation.

Washington, june 3O.-"Get away day in the house was accomplished af- ter d series of recesses. the adoption Of conference reports and a gathering up of flag ends of legislation. After e midnight session of the house, still under the legislative day of June % met at 10:55 this morning. and until final adjournment it was rush and con- flu Jn.
 At T:35 o'clock tonight MT. Payne oE New York. the floor leader of the ma. Jority. offered the customary resolu. ton that the house with the concur renee of the senate, adjourn at 1p o'clock June %. He also offered res olution to appoint a committee to join a similar committee of the senate to wait upon the president and inform him that congress had completed its Iabors and was ready to adjourn. The resolution was adopted and the speak ar appointed MT. Payne and Mir Bar ton and MT. Williams. Recess was then taken until $50 o'clock. At s:25 the speaker signed the omnibus public building bill. Then the house took recess until $50.
 When the house reassembled the committee appointed to wait on the president returned and Mir Payne stated that they had performed the mission entrusted to them and that the president had no further message to communicate to the congress. Then Speaker Cannon rose and while silence fell upon the chamber that but little while before had rung with songs and stories, addressed the house as follows: The hour is at hand when under the terms of concurrent resolution the first session of tht Fifty ninth congress is to close. I desire to return my thanks tC each and all of the members of the h. 7e for the uniform courtesy extend- e mystf as speaker.
 is proper for me to say that in 2. t,Arty years service in the house its membership has never been more able or industrious or more devoted to the performance of its duties for the best interests of the country than dur ing the session about to close. The differences at times have been sharp and decisive, but I take pleasure in saying that at all times in our delib- erations courtesy has abounded. and that our differences have been sincere from the individual and from the party standpoint.
 No session of congress has. in my Judgment, for thirty years accom- plished so much that is valuable in Legislation for the best interests of all the people as has the present session. l believe that this will be the verdict Of history. I trust that during the va cation you may remain in health and return to your duties in December with renewed strength"
 The gavel came down with a whack and amid cheering and waving of tiny flags the first session of the Fifty ninth congress was at an end.
Arizona republican., 1906-07-01
CLUSTERING PERIOD.
Intense Suffering Prem Heat in New
 York City.

New York. June 3o.--Four deaths in Manhattan from heat were reported at noon. All were infants. There were many prostrations and anlhulauces were busy.
 Four persons minds gave way as a result of the intense heat. One at tempted to shoot himself. but was re- strained. Thousands of persons were in the pubic bath houses trying to escape the heat. The crowds were so dense at the East Side bath houses that police in large numbers were nee esSary to preserve order. Thousands spent the night in the parks and on the sands of the shore resorts. l. is estimated that 5000 passed the night on the beach on COney Island. The tenn peratuTe was s9 at noon. when a breeze sprang up and the mercury dropped. Two more infants and two adults. making eight in all. were re ported dead up to 1:30.
Arizona republican., 1906-07-01
THE PRESIDENT SATISFIED.

t Washington. June 3O President Roosevelt tonight dictated a statement concerning the work accomplished by during the session. He said that the present congress has done more along the line of constructive statesmaTship than has been accom- plished at any session with which he is familiar. He says that men of genu- inc patriotism have a right to feel ca profound satisfaction in the course of this congress-"
 The presidents statement concludes with these words: Tt is noteworthy that not a single measure which the closest scrutiny would warrant us in calling a doubtful propriety has been enacted, and on the other hand no in- fluence of any kind has availed to prevent the enactment of the laws most vitally necessary to the nation at this time"
Arizona republican., 1906-07-01
WEES REVELATIONS
 IN lHAW HOMICIDE
when They are Made They Will Star-
 tie the World.

New York, June 3O.-"Mrs. Thaw will be the principal witness in her hus bands defense. She will tell a thrill ing and tremendous story. I cannot make the details public now. but her testimony will open the eyes of New Workers and people all over the world This statement was made today by foV- mer Judge Olcott. of counsel for Harry K. Thaw.
 Some interesting sidelights were thrown on the ThawWhite tragedy by a private detective. who declared that he was employed by White as a body guard for more than a year before the shooting. In an extract from his diary the detective says that White undOubt- edIy feared for his life; that he took minute precautions to guard against a surprise: that equally ingenious plans were made by a corps of detectives employed by Thaw to keep track of Whites movements. and that on the day that White was shot he decided to apply to the authorities to prevent the continuance of the espionage to which he had been subjected. According to the detective White paid over s6000 between February 14. 1905. and the day of his death in the protection of his person and for the shadOwing of the detectives who were pursuing him.
Arizona republican., 1906-07-01
HEARST MAKES REPLY
 TO SENATOR BAILEY
He's Net the Cosmopolitan Author
 but the EndOFser.

Washington, June 3O.-William Ran dolph Hearst telegraphed the following from San Francisco in answer to the speech made by Senator Bailey in the senate on Thursday:
 Senator Bailey said little of import unce, and consequently there is but little to be said in reply. I cannot hon. estly claim credit for the able articles on the senate in the Cosmopolitan mag azine. although I would be glad to do so. Their excellence is due to Mr Phillips. and their value can be esti- mated by the aroused semi sense dS cency in some cases and shame ip others.
 'As for Senator Bailey personally. he began his career in Washington by ex. pressing an unwillingness to wear even the conventional dress sUt He ended by wearing tamely and humbly the scarlet livery of the corporations. But while Bailey is willing to wear the trust livery and answer the Rockefeller bell as readily as any other Standard oil lackey, he does not like to have at tention called to his badge of servitude, and at present he is doing his best to hide it and shield himself behind the grave of the dead Senator German The whole matter has no interest for me. however. except insofar as 1t illus trates that growing evil in American public life-the control of the peoples representatives by the corporations.
 (Signed)
 WILLIAM RANDOLPH HEARST .''
Arizona republican., 1906-07-01
CRASH OF RECORDS
 ON MARSHALL FIELD
A Great Meet of the A. A.. U. Central
 Association.

Chicago, June 3O.-Featured by a Marathon race won by Thomas J. Hicks of Boston, the Central Associa- ton of the Amateur Athletic union held a record breaking meet on Marshall field here today. One national A. A. U. mark. the discus throw, was broken; eight central association records were bettered and two in the latter class were tied. The team of the Chicago Athletic association, made up of ath- letes from all parts of the middle west scored @ points and walked away with the team banner.
 The best performance of the day was Griffiin's throw of the discus. The for mer recognized record was made by Ralph Ross of St. Louis. in September 1904. He made 12S feet 1O1z Inches Giffin today threw the classic weight 129 feet : inches
Arizona republican., 1906-07-01
The Ministry About to Be Succeeded by a
 Constitutional Government
The Czar and Bureaucracy Recognize the Hopeessness the Struggle Against the Rising Tide of Democracy and Bow to the Congress.

St. Petersburg, June 3O.-The down fall of the Goremyliin ministry, whose attempts to bridge the chasm between the government and parliament have resulted only in widening the breach Is now virtually an accomplished fact if the statement of a grand duke can be accepted.
 According to this parsonage the final desperate effort of the faction headed by Minister of Agriculture Stichinsky, which wishes to disperse parliament and again resort to repression, has failed.
 The recurring dissatisfaction among the troops probably convinced his
Arizona republican., 1906-07-01

matters and permanent annual appropriations r~e5ate $780, 1Se. 3O1
 This is an apparent increase of $60. O00,000 over the appropriations made at the last session Of congress. This is more than accounted for in the three follow W; items: For the Isthmiau canal. ,l2,447.O0O; under the statehood bill. $1O k1OOOO; toward the construction of nev ! ui!dings authorized at this sessioI 10, 321 0G0, making a total of se to which might be properly aoueo 00,O00 for San Francisco"
Arizona republican., 1906-07-01
IHE CLIFTON COMPANIES
 GIVE EIGHT HOUR DAY
A Slight Reduction h Wages Prem
 Twelve nour SchedaIs.

Clifton. Ar1z.. June 30.-(Special.)- The Arizona Copper company and the Shannon Copper company have agreed to an eight hour day for nearly all skilled labor in connection with their plants. with a cut in wages ranging from 10 to 25 cents per day.
 This new arrangement goes into ef- feet tomorrow. There has been some talk of miners asking for an increase in wages but so far they have given no notice to that effect.
Arizona republican., 1906-07-01
GRISWOLD, ths Bicycle Han

Says LinoIe, the new Tire Wonder, will heal pune lures and pre- serve the rubber. making it last mucn longer in this climate. Just the thing for pneumatic buggy or bicy 'le tires. Call and g it.
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