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Arizona republican., 1906-04-25
Personal Mention


Among the excursionists from the north who have been enjoying them selves in Phoenix since Saturday were MT. and Mrs. Frank McLane and son. John LindeH and w. L. Hartwick. of Crown King. They returned to their homes this morning on the Diamond Jo
 Anna Honnecker left yesterday morning for Dayton. Ohio, afte spend ing few days in the city.
 Among the outgoing passengers on this mornings S. F. P. & P. train la; Mir. J. H. Day. wife and daughter were: Walter Johnson for Brayton. Celina. Ohio; Chas. O Neil and wife Los Angeles: Anna Clark, Bethany. Mo; Anna l.. HOnnecker. Chicago; Henry Rooney and O. B. Coppenhague Lebanon. Pa; F. !. Richardson. Salt Lake; and Rev. Geo. H. Cornell and wife, Sioux Falls, S D.
 Dr. H. H. Stone left this morning for Chicago. H. Later he will con tinue his trip east and make an aut- omobile tour through New England and Canada.
 There were yesterday registered as guests of the Hotel Adams pr. LOOney and wife. Prescott; NJ L. Gar man. St. Joe; R. F. Ralph. Poland C. F. Yount. Prescott; Chas Boehm. New York; H. w. Levengood Hel- vetia; E. B. Ketcherside. Yuma: NJ V. Whitmore, Tucson; F. NJ. Pollinger. MOnrovia; Louis Sinsneimer Cincin- nati, Ohio; MT. and Mrs. J. NJ O'Rourke and children, Los Angeles: MT. and Mrs. William A. Giles and Miss Anne Giles. Chicago; R. l.. Rine- hart and wife, Camden, N. J.
 H Herb Scott, who is at the Sisters hospital is reported to be improving.
 Among the outgoing passengers on last nights train for the south were Elmer Lockhart and family for AL bany N. Y; J. A. Mcclure for Vernon, Texas; and W. J. Allen of the U. $. R. S., for Colton.
 There were yesterday registerday as guests at the Ford: WE. Twitchell Kelvin; Henry w Riblett. Pathway, N. J.; F. A. Ford Oakland. Cal
 Among the guests registered at the Commercial were: Lester Jackson. Prescott; Thos. F.. Young, Chicago; w. D. Berry, Los Angeles; ThOs. A BortOn, Tucson; and A. F. NevergoH San Francisco.
 MT. Glib Kastner of Wharton On tario, an uncle of w. $. Colds worthy, who has been visiting in the city for several days. accompanied by Ed. Kastner and T. Edward Lit. of Prescott, also relatives of Mrs. Colds worthy, left yesterday for Prescott.
Arizona republican., 1906-04-25
BUNCH OF INDICTMENTS
 RETURNED YESTERDAY
Miss HaIIie Jenks Will Plead Today
 to Charge of nansIaughter.

The grand jury submitted its second report yesterday It contained five in dictments. and in the case of Antonio Rico no-bil was found and he was discharged. Among those indicted was Al Ervine. charged with burglary committed at wickenburg.
 Santiago Lopez was indicted for as sault to commit murder. Lopez is the man who. about the middle of March. ran amuck at the Star Lodging house and kept up battle with officers for an hour two. surrendering when he had exhausted his ammunition. It is doubtful whether he was in his right mind. He seemed to be all right ex- cept in the matter of firearms. and it was decided to let the grand jury. and possibly a trial jury. struggle with the problem as to his mental condition.
 Tom Kim. a Chinaman. was also in dicted for trying to carve Sam Chung, a fellow countrvman. Nor was it quite certain as to his mental status. There was a report. about which the Chinese here profess to know nothing that Kim is a Highbinder sent here from San Francisco for the purpose of execut- ing Chung.
 Rafael Valenzuela was indicted for DuESidrlZinS the house or AnecllO MO reno at Tempe and stealing $5. Val enzuela has been before every grand jury for several terms and he has usu- ally been indicted. Now and then he is sent to the penitentiary though he has not been an inmate of that insti- tuition for a year or two. The fifth in dictee was Dolores Lopez, who was charged with the theft of a bicycle. which, under the protecting laws of this territory, is a felony whatever may be the value of the wheel
 Miss Hallie Jenks. who had been in dicted for manslaughter the day before. was arraigned and was given until to- day to plead
 The case of J. H. Root against w. NJ. Goodwin was dismissed on the mo- tion of the plaintiff, at his costs. The case of D. H. Burtis against the Nor mon Girl Mining company was reset for trial on May 25.
Arizona republican., 1906-04-25

CITY TIME
 Departure Arrival "The Diamond Jo," for Wickenburg. Congress Junction, r e s ott, Fork e ...'.........,..-.... .o. 12:sO am 2:4O am ''The Daylight Express" for Wickenburg, Con- gress Junction, Pres colt. Jerome Junction, Ash Fork .............. 7:45 am 4:2O pm For Wenden, Salome... 7:45 am 2:4O am For Tempe. Mesa. Flor ence. Kelvin, Wrinkle man ........... 1l.S1 am 4z.ZV pm
Arizona republican., 1906-04-25
Alaska Refriger'dtOrS
 and Ice Boxes

The best way to sell good goods is construction. Alaska Refrigerators and ice boxes are lined with zinc instead of galvanized iron because zinc is bet ter. Other ice boxes and refrigerators are lined with galvanized iron because market reports in the "Iron Age" of April 5, 1906, show the quotations on one-half times as much as galvanized iron. Zinc is as smooth as glass and is cIeanly. Galvanized iron is rough and uncIeany. Manufacturers of such high grade ice boxes as the Alaska, more than double the price for zinc in lining their boxes if the galvanized iron were better and cost less than half as much. These are times when some manufacturers are studying how they can cheapen goods in price at the expense of quality, and eV,y ice box or refri1erator lined with galvanized iron instead of zinc is lined with material that costs less than half the price of zinc. Customer judge for yourself. Call and see the line of Alaska reerigerators and ice boxes lined with zinc.
Arizona republican., 1906-04-25
Straight or
 Crooked?

Look at these pictures and note the difference in appearance. But it isn't only for appearance sake that you should keep your glasses straight. Many lenses that are all right if prop erly adjusted become absolutely wrong when bent or twisted out of position.
 No matter where. when. or of whom you purchased your glasses, we'll re- adjust them for you without charge.
 Remember, too, that we can exactly duplicate any broken lens, no matter how complicated it may be-
Arizona republican., 1906-04-25

 Interest. o@e U
THE WEATHER.

Local Daily Weather Report for The
 Arizona Republican.
Arizona republican., 1906-04-25
PATENTa.

 ATENTS-HaZard & Harpham, Les Angeles. Send for free book on patents
Arizona republican., 1906-04-25

GARDEN PARTY POSTPONED is made of the post ponement of the Gage -Kingsbury gar den party until Friday. April 27.
 RESTAURANT ON WHEELs-It has been learned here that the firm of Shattuck & Desmond, the contractors who are hauling the oil from Tempe to Roosevelt. have sent a cook train from Los Angeles to San Francisco. It IS expected that this train will furnish about 10000 meals daily to the home less and foodless people of the strick- en city.
 LOOKING OVER THE RANGES.- Oscar Roberts left yesterday morning for Kirkland valley to look after his cattle there. He was accompanied by C. w. Peterson of Arlington. They will make an inspection of the ranges in Williamson valley and will prob ably bring a lot of feeding cattle back with them. They will be absent couple of weeks.
 MINING ACTIVITY IN THE SOUTH.-D. w BeldOn, the well known electrical engineer of this city. now representing the Westinghouse Flee. & Mfg. Co. of Pittsburg arriv- ed here on the train from the south yesterday. He reports great activity in the mining sections of southern Arizona and northern Sonora, through which he had just made hurried trip.
 THE WITNESS PRECEDED HIM - Deputy Sheriff Cunningham returned yesterday from "the front of the 4. X c. road wnere he went after an inn portant witness in a criminal case. The name of the witness is Ruiz. On the arrival of the deputy sheriff al his destination he found that Ruiz had gone. no one knew where The afficer came back and went to Prescott. but Ruiz was not there. On his return to Phoenix he found his man in the county jail. Ruiz had come to the city about the time the officer left and got drunk. and was thrown into jail.
 WHooPINe COUCH REMEDY- Knowing that many children in this community and elsewhere among the readers of The Republican. are suf- fering with whoOping cougn. Mrs. Walter Talbot furnishes for publica- ton the following receipt for the re- lief of that trouble: 1 oz. licorice root; l oz. slippery elm bark; l oz. bOneset; l oz. flax seed nOt the meaD. Steep slowly and well in 1 quart of water. strain and add l pint New Orleans mOlasses; 1-2 lb. loaf sugar; 1-2 tea spoonful powdered alum; boil up and bottle. Take a swallow of the mix ture often.
 Y. M. C. A. MEETlNG.-The meet ing of the Business Mems committee of the Young Mems Christian asso- tiOn for Phoenix was held in Veter- ans hall yesterday afternoon and was address by MT. Titus who an swered many questions regarding the departments of the Y. NJ. C. A. The following executive committee of the Business Mems committee was ap- pointed to take charge Of the commit tees affairs until fall: J. w. Doris, chairman; Major F. NJ. Lamson. sec retary; Messrs. Dwight B Heard, members The committee then ad- journed subject to the call of the chairman. MT. Titus left last night for Fl Paso.
Arizona republican., 1906-04-25

Forecast for today-Fair; warmer.
Arizona republican., 1906-04-25
SANTA FEE TIME TABLE.

CITY TIME Departure Arrival
Arizona republican., 1906-04-25
sAFE AT SAN JosE-The Rep,

SAFE AT SAN JOSE-The Repub- lican has received a card from De George B. Pratt of San Jose, saying that his family and all the other Phoe- nicians there are safe. The havoc wrought and financial loss was awful. but those who passed through were still thankful. The doctors house was moved six inches off it's foundation
Arizona republican., 1906-04-25

Forecast for today-Fair; warmer.
 6:S0 5:30
 a.m D. m. Barometer. inches... ....29.9 9S 29. S3 Temperature. degrees. ....57 v Humidity. per cent. ......49 15 Wind-direction . ...sw sw Wind, velocity-miles ....S 10 Rainfall, inches .......0 Weather. ... ..Pt Cloudy; clear. Mean daily humidity ..............32 Mean daily temperature. ........... .6S Highest temperature .......-.......1 19 Lowest temperature ............... 56 Accumulated excess in temperature since January 1, 129 degrees.
 Accumulated excess in rainfall since January 1, O .16 inches.
 L. N. JESUNOFSKY, y Section Director
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-19
Censo de Alemania
La Corte de justiciade Ponce
PaIcjaIdades del juez Tous Soto

cinto de Adiuniss. Y hoy sAbado,
tambien fue absuelto Juan Rodriguez
Arzols, acuSado de iguAl delito en- un
prescinto de Gusyanills. Amboa son
republicanos; len m's entepdido que
en ell iursdo que absolvi6 & valiant,
no fgurAba un solo unionista.
sEl ascAl de esta Corts, usiIor Pa.
dilla Iguins, hs pedido el traslado de
todas les causas psndientes por deli.
tos electorales, & otra Corie, por serle
impossible encontrar en- este distrito un
iurado iustc 8 imparcia'.s
Es dsoir, que el fiscal P adilla se ha
visto obligsdo & hacsr 10 que Mr..
Wilccx tuvo que ponsr en- pr 6etica.
Y como contraste { 10 anterior no
tlcia, vease esta otra que nos d& El
AguiI1, ,correlig onsris del seior Tous,
que se public6 en- Ponce precisamen.
, ts Ell m'smo dfa en- que srsn absuelt Q
, aQuellos procssados.
SEn ell tren de aver han Salido
para San Juan los stfiorea Alexandra
Arenas , Domingo PIstri 6 cumplll
IL pena de un aiio y medic dc preaidi ic
que 10 fOe impussta por delitos electo
rales. Dos padres de fsmilia privsdol
de las caricias de sus h'ios ancia
nos padres. Esa es la Cbra de lol
unionistas de Ysucos
| Y ESQ 10 dice Ell Ag,eIa sIu rubo
ninguno. Mientrss ssos unioniatA
que faltAron & la ley, son caat gado
por ID corte de Ponce, Valiant y Ro
drfgusS ArEola, republicanos, gu
tsmbi6n taltaron q lA ley, son abuuel
tos por la miEms corte.
Esta 90 10 juSticiG que estk acoI
tumhrado & practlcar sl iuez Tous 81
10, para verguerss y desprestigio q
los tribunales del pals.
Sc dice que pOcos diAs lie Qusds
81 iues TouI Soto en- Ell desempsno 1
/. su cargo; pero tards piacs, dscimc
= nosotrcs. TouI S-to debi6 QusdI
p irhahilitado para fjsreer tupeIonl
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-19
IL cENSO De CHINA

En el Celeste Imperio 90 practices
ssa &rdus operaci6n de un modo muy
ssneillo. Todss las ciudades, puablos
y aldeas estGn divididos On grupos de
disx casas. Fl hombre mas snciano
do cada grupo, cuando llega 10 6poea
del empadronamiento, recorre las nue..
ve cssas de 81 grupo, & ouyos hSbi.
tar tss conoce personalmsnte, hace Ell
compute de presentes y ausentes, J
comunica el rssultado exsetislmo y
verfdico & 10 ofcina del cenao.
Como el retpeto & los arclsncs 81
tau grsnde en- China, aunque pudisrsr
hacerlo, nsdie engsfiarfa al eucargs'
do de hacer ell recuento de cada grupC
dc diez caSas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-19
MtJ|cO Y SuS M|NAs

ri gobisrno nacionAl dc Nexic0y
los gobernadores de los Estados mine-
ros de la Repdblics Q. tan hssisnd0
todo 10 que legftimsmsnis les 90 POSI-.
BILE con obieto de favolecer les empire.
sas mlnerss del psfs.
Hex,eot,t& ,ecopcSido como IN
pats qua pt SIC gran r;QusEs mineral.
81 bten xxi o obtenleo por las COM
psffss modernes que ss dedican & 10
exp xplotsci6n de lSs minas del pals, %.
tS llamAndo 10 atenci6n en- sl sxlran.
Zero, y una continue eCrriente de di.
nero aHuye & kex'co rAra 10 eompra,
eQuipo y exploitation de Las minas.
La rlqusxa mineral de los Estadoa
Unidos % mas bAssa que la de Ntxi.
90 J mayor que ID dc los demks psi.
Iss del mundo, pero nj el gobierno de
aquel pais nj los Estados de lA Union
Americana dsSplegan el interes que 81
| gohierno de mexico en- el oesarrollo y
fomento de dieha induStriA.
Las tlerras ssf c mo tsmbien IL
exploitation de las mlDas estGn en-
| Mexico bAio el oio del gobierno, mIen.
Has que sn los EstAdos Upidos sstA
indu.tria constItuye solaments una dc
las riQusEas del pAts, sin que 81 80.
bIsrno inssrvspga para nAda 20 a
ionsntO J .zPlUllSi6u,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-19

terrenou para un Hospital de tubsrcd'
losos, hace 10 siguients rscCmenda-
ci6n:
l. Que 90 de- 5 10 asociaci6n en-
usufructo el terreno en-. que So constru
70 ell sanatorio, rsssrvAndose el Mu'
nicipio 10 propisdad del mismo; bien
sntendido que el valor de dicho tsrre'
no no ha de exceder de dos mil do
liars t2.oOol
2. Qle 10 consigne en- Ell presu
pussto del sfio fiscal venidero uns
asignaei6n de dos mil custrocientoi
dollars Hls'.4OO) pAgadsros msnsual
msnte, & condici6n de que 10 nuniei
palidad pueda diSponer en- todO item
DO de doce eamaS para enfermos po
brss.
Peso mIenda aderGs la Comisi6l
que la intervention en- cuapto Ia
doce camas dc cue puede .disponer e
Muuicipio qusds & cargo del senior of
cial de sAnidad por 10 que respects
los snfsrmou y que on cuanto & 10
estancias fusra de aqusl rdmero GU
ordens el mismo municipio 90 ests
bltEcA el tipo de treinta centavos dis
rios por cads erfermo con ..toda asiI
tencis.
La Corporation pr unanimida
acuerda acaptAr en todAs Hua parties
lnforme de ls Comisi6n y sutoriEsr |
seh1r AleAlde J ConCsial at dor Fal
para la AdquiHici6n del terreno nee
uario con el tin que queda iudicadt
: proponisndo 81 Conssio IL f,rma
j. adquiEici6n de dicho terreno y pas
0 de- 81 presto de la mAnera que cres
q mas convsnisnte { los intsreSss mur
: sipRlsh
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-19

Sin deiar do reconocsr que mucho
se hs hecho durants el gobierno do
Mr., Winthrop para moralixsr las
Oortea do iusticis, hay que confesar
que adn no ha sido possible deste.
rrar on absolute la passion politlca de
algunos de esos tribunalea.
Eiemplo, 10 Corte de Ponce. Des.
de que & ese tribunal fde el senior
Tous Soto, lss ceusurss no han es'
cascade; ese iuez hA sido Siempre un
espfritu iDtrsnsigente, spasionado,
con mas condiciones para diriglr un
comis6 polisico que un tribunal de
iusticia.
El seiior Tous Soto Sc hiEo famo.
20 en- 10 Corts ce Humacao por sus
Atropellos & los antiques tederalesi y
ContipGa siendo'o hoy por su favori-
tismo { todo proceSAdo que pertsneE
O. & su nllaci6n rolis!ca. Cuando 10
reforma del personal de las Cortes, el
ssfior Tous Soto debi6 quedAr fuers
de la administrsci6n de iust!cis, dads
| la ssrie de pArcislidsdes que habiI
eonstido; pero el Attorney Gsners
% propuso mantenerls en- su puesto
Iva Ponce fue ell segor Tous Soto
hacsr cGIebrs AQuslla Corte como ha
bfs hecho antes & la de HumGcao.
| RscuerdeIs 10 tcurrido cusndo
procsGo de los iuscss de elsCcioneG. K
juez Tous amIfi6 dc tai modo IN iu
rado favorable q squellos procssadoS
Que todos sSlfan abIueltos. Y 10
sxtrtmo lego esa parciAlidsd, gu
Mr.. Wilccx, fscsl especial ds Ia
eleccioneS, te VIC en- el csso de pedl
el trAslsdo de t1dos squellos prccs
sos & lA Corte de GuAysmA. ApeSS
de ssto, el sefior Tous sontinu6 en- q
puesto. Y hoy Sc reptile la miIm
, eomsdia.
De Ponce nos escriben'
SEl viernes fu6 Rbsuelto por
Jusz de estA Corte de Dlitrito, All
: isndro Valiant, procesadc por violI
si6R Dc 10 Ley Electoral en- W pr
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-19
cARTAS OETEUIDlS

En- Ia admlniStrsci6n de corrsos
do esta ciudad 90 e. cuentrAn las 81.
guientes cartai:
Josefa Alcivideo, Salustrsna Ap-
dino, CslletAn Avil6s, r. B0tsrd,
Juan BelaIco, Cslestino BsniteE, Ma
nuel Benifacio, ChArles Il. Bernard,
Manuel Borrego, Rupsrto Burgos,
Florsntina Carbonell, Comiggss Caps
tany, J. ]. A Carries, Rosario GARLIC,
Rosa Serranc, Felix Cintr6n, W. n.
Crsvsliug, Isaia Cruz. Carmen Cruz,
Lorenzo Crazado, Blasin Echefarrfa,
Felicisno Franco, Antonio Ferrs, Hs
len Fogg, AlexAndrine Furglada, Fe.
lipe Gomez, O. ", CONN, Dansl @ Ion
zAlez, Laura GonzsleE, Isabel Coma.
lez, John ]. German, (oontinuara)
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-19
VAR|AS NOT|C|AS
vaIs para piano. : Bufete do
abogado. = Dstsnido por
faIsa representation.
Al LOS CARRETEROS
Un libro de Romero Rosa.
Detenido por hurto de
ganado en- Ponce.

El senor D. F. Porrata Doris,
hA tenido 10 atenci6n de obseq equiarnos
CON un eismplar de su bello walls para
piano sDreamipg,s dedicado ID &C.
noritA Isabel Bustelo.
Dam6sle geacias por 81 obtsquic.
Ell sefor don Arturo Aponte. hiio,
nos participa por medic do assDta tar
ista haber estahlecido 81 bufste de
abogsdo en- 10 ciudad do Humacse,
ofreciendose al pdblico para tods ala.
90 do asuntos ante 10 Corts Federal y
Tribunales insulares.
Dsssamosle busnos exltos profs-
sionales.
Ell Tenie ate Castro ha detenido
en- Ponce & Santiago Ssrralles, por
alsA representation.
El s&bado 90 vic sl iuicio 90
aquella Corts municipal, siendo CON.
dsnado & 500 dollars dc multa.
La ley de carreteras dispons
que todos los earruaies deber&n de-
| jar libres 10 mitad del ancho del c.
mino para NO ipterrunpir oil trAnsits.
Tengan en- cuenta esta advsrteneia
los csrreteros, q fin de que GO eviten
denuncias por infeaeci6n & esta ley.
-xEntre broma J vers.s Con es'
to titulo hs publieado uu folleto de
| 64 pSginas el ssiior Ramon Romero
| Rosa, reprsssntante 10 CAmara In
sular en- 10 pr6xima pasada Legisla'
sura. ri tsxto del libro, on prosa,
ssta conss gesdo Q los idsales obreros.
| Danes Les graeias al autor por
| sl siemplar que nos dedica.
| -Ha sido dstenido Guadalupe
Ortiz, por hurto do ganado On IN
barrio do PoRce.
Enrique Marrero fu6 denupcia.
do & 10 Corte municipal por haber
tratsdo dc impsdir 81 ssbo Igarsvi.
des 10 detsnei6n de dos individuos
lque altsraban 10 pax pdblicA. La
lCorts eondsn6 al Marrero & una mul.
lta do s5 8 6 suftlr dies dias do srrsa-
TO on defseso do pago.
Aver sali6 para su resideucla
del ooroxal sl seiior Diego L6pez
Garcia, professor principal dc las e.
IAual.. 40 ao,Al n,snhIa
La policfa detuvo en- Ponce
el II del corrisnte, & Franeisoo Anil
Iy Antonio Lopes que rssulsan csmpli-
css del asesinato de Rogslio vlrells.
En- Guayama fue dsssnido 81 IL
del corrisnte sl pr6fugo Trinidad Gu.
,ierr.E cue % escape de la earcel d
Ponce.
Han empezsdo ya & inatalar On
10 calle Cara, de Santurcs, 10 tube
ria para el acusdueto. Estkn de plk-
GENE aquellos vecinos que dursnte
largo tempo anhelaron pidisndo ssts
10 mejora pdblica.
y Hoy extirguieron sus condenai
% on la cGrcel municipal, Alfredo Moli.
10 na, Juan izarro, JuliAa Principe
10 Juan Sanchez.
. -Hsmos recibido I'M eiemplar Dc
. Msnssjs que el ciudAdano Presidents
- de la Repdb,ica Dominicans, Geusrs
:. Ramon CEcereI, presents 81 Congrsst
y Naciopal en- 10 Legislature del afl
1905.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-19
en- Fl AYUATAM|EhTO
varios aeuerdos. Session del
IS de Marie. .-Edificios
de beneficeneia.
PADRON De vEcINOs
Contribution sobre la propie.
dad.-Cierre de estableci-
mientos. .-Estudiantes.

Sc discutieron varios puntos So
brs Ia vsnta del Edifeio Carcel de
Pusrta do Tierrs. y refsrentss & 10
msnsra como 90 ha de invertir 10 can
tidad importe de squel en- edifsio de
bsnsfcsncia de nueva creaei6n.
La Comiai6n copjunta de Fomen.
to propons & 10 Corporation Munich
pal y esta 10 aespts, 90 recuerde el
cumplimiento de 10 Ordenanxa sobrs
colocaei6n do r6tulos y anuncios y ls
conveniencia de numerar las cssas do
Santurce , Puerta de TERRA, eomisio
nando para clio 81 Ingeniero Inspsc.
tor do les Obras Pdblicas Municipa.
les.
Ell O6cial do Ssnidad propone
al Alcalds 10 conveniencis y utllidad
de formalisar sl padr6n dc vscinos de
San Juan y aus barrios, { los efecsos
dc eatudiar les causas & que obedsce
el considerable ndmero dc defupciones
cue visnen ocurriendo, d&ndose sl Co.
90 de que en- algunos puntos como
Santurce resulta una mortalidad cor.
ca del doble de 10 que tiene sefialada
en- sl csnso de 1890,
Entsrado el Conceio del ipforms
de squel funcionArio y del endoso del
Alcalde de 10 ciudad que &el 80 aeon.
pafia, acusrda 80 forme el padr6n de
vecinos de San Juan y sus barrios,
en- Ia torma y condiciones que ordene
81 Alcalde.
Sc designa en- Comisi6n espesial
& los sefiores Rodriguez Sierra, Rsmi
rez y Fald para que eatudien 8 intor-
men sl proyecto do ordenanEa REMIT
do por el Tesorere do Puerto Rico,
relative & 10 imposition de una contri
buci6n conocida por <Contribuci6n
sobre 10 Propisdad durante el sfio
econ6mico de 1905 1909.
-ss acusrda dsisr psndiente d.
| resoluei6n hasta que por la Comisi6r
dssignads al sfecto Sc estudie 8 infor
me Ia orden anxs aelarando las horal
do cierre do ablecImientos, el escri
to en- que don Jo.S Pe,eE Gavillar
pide 30 10 autorics para tener alberto
gu osfetfo denominade Gel Marino,
hasta 10 una y media dc 10 ncche loi
S&bades, DomipKos y dfss festl
vos.
Sc entera el Concsio de 10 csrti
acaci6n expedida per el ] can de-
Colsglo do Leyes de la Un!veraidst
de Siracusa sobre ell 6xito obtenidt
Dor 81 estudispts pansiopado por
Nunieipio DO San Juan, don Pedro
Gomez Lasserrs, y acuerda hacer cons
tar lA satisfaction que experiment.
por el resultado que viene conquiitan
do el citado ssfior Gomez en- aus estu
dos.
| ~Por unanimidad adopsa el Con
eejo una Otdsnanza prohibiendo i
construction dc kiosoos casas 6 casi
Has en- cirrtos sitios del poblsdo d
| s Anturce para 10 venta do verduras
otros artfculos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-19
Peste bubonica

Londres, Mario 18-Comunican de Nueva Gales del
Sur que han aparecdo ALI cnco de peste bub6nca
de los cuales han faecdo tres Ell goberno ha tornado
rapdamene las meddas santaras convenentes para que
e horrible NAL no Sc propague en- e pals.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-19

iudicIalsI euando los sucesos de Hu-
macao.
Yea Mr.. Fsullls la obra que res.
liIAn algunos dc Sus proteiIdoS.
Y aGu Qusdan en- algsnAs otraI
cortss elsmentoI copgeusrss Dc TouI
Soto,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-19
HOSPITAL De TUBERCULOSIS

L. conision dssignAdA para In
tormAr seerca de la solicitud que "a.
rias seiioraa han slevAdo 81 Concejo
Municipal IolicitAndo una subvencl6n
] wa sautidAd con dssliuo { adVuIrIr
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-19
Arreglo definitivo

New York, Mario 18'-Comuncan de Londres gu
aceptadas las proposiciones de Austria Sc ha egado
de6nitivo acuerdo en- la question de Marruecos.