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The Washington herald., 1906-12-11
EQUITABLE ASSESSMENTS.
The Board of Assessors Interested In
the Proposed Inquiry.

the proposed inquiry.
The members of the District Board OF
Assessors say they will welcome the IN
vestigation into their office, which Rep
resentative MorreT, Of Pennsylvania, says
ne VIII institute after the holidays
Declaring that there is not proper ma
chinery for correcting abuses, Mr. Morrell
on Saturday gave notice that he will in
troduce a resolution in the House calling
for an investigation of the District tax
office. 1t is said by the members of the
Beard of, Assessors that while there have
been complaints made in isolated cases
concerning assessments, that Mr.. Nor
rell's statement that the business section
has been Disseminated against is based
upon misinformation.
According to w. w. Griffin. chairman
Of the Board of Assessors, il is yet TO be
shown that the board has ever knowingly
given an advantage to one section OF the
city over another. or to an individual in
the matter Of assessing property. The
board. says Mr.. Griffin. stands on its
record and courts a full investigation.
which he thinks will clear up many mis-
understandings which seem to prevail ar
present.
Mr. Griffin adds that the criticism made
by Mr. Morrell that the average assessed
valuation of the apartment houses in tie
District is placed at only Sl,7Oj, is incor-
rect, the average assessed value of this
property being more than 81 1000
Any information as 20 the assessment
OF property, either in individual cases or
as a whole, Mr.. Griffin says. VIII be given
by the board to Mr.. MerreH or any mem
Der OF Congress without hesitancy.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-11
DISTRICT AT JAMESTOWN.
Congress Asked 10 Provide for a Dis
trict Building

To illustrate the progress and prospects
OF the National Capital. the Commission
ers yesterday forwarded to Congress,
with request for it's enactment, the
draft of a bill appropriating $4,000 for
the erection Of a District Of Columbia
building at the jamestown Exposition.
An exhibit OF models and photographs Of
the District buildings and parks Will be
made in the miniature White House
which it is proposed to erect, and a rest
ing place will be provided for the thou
sands OF Washingtonians who will visit
the exposition.
Accompanying the draft Of the bin was
a letter setting forth briefly the argument
for IL, which the Commissioners have al
ready presented TO the chairmen OF the
Senate and House Committees on the Dis
tTiCt Of Columbia. and which they will
follow up in further conferences with the
members of the committee.
Chairman Gallinger and Chairman Bah
cock have assured the Commissioners
that the bill would have early cOnsidera-
ton.
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Lecture on syrian Discoveries.

The Washington Society of the
Archaeological Institute Of America
has recently issued invitations to an
illustrated lecture on Recent Dis
cOveries in Syria" by DR.. Howard
Crosby Butler, Of Princeton University.
on Tuesday afternoon, December II. at
4:30 o'clock, in the Hubbard Memorial
Hall Sixteenth and NJ streets. DR.. But
Ter took part in the University of
Pennsylvania archaeological expedi-
tion a few years ago. when remarkable
discoveries were made. Admission is
by card, which may be obtained at the
Hubbard Memorial Hall, or in the regis
trar's office Of the George Washington
University.
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FEES FOR BUILDING PERMITS.
Legislation to Make Building Inspec-
tors Office SeIf-suppOrtfng.

In accordance with a suggestion OF
Building Inspector Ashford, a bill will
be introduced at the present session of
Congress regulating the fees charged for
building permits. as it is intended, If pos
sible. 10 make the Office of the building
inspector self-sustaining.
In response TO a clrcular-letter on this
subject sent t. a number OF large cities,
Mr.. Ashford has found that a majority
Of the municipal governments charge a
fee Of s. for every $1,000 in the estimated
cost of the proposed building. up to "A
total Of $4,000. and for every N.000 value
above this amount a charge of $1-50 Is
made. In this manner many building
inspection offices are made self-support-
ing.
Numerous complaints have been made
concerning the present system Of fees,
as It is declared unjust to charge as
much for a permit TO erect a small cot
tage as for one to erect a large office
buildi0g
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Adoption Is Authorized.

Justice Gould yesterday decreed an
order Iegalizing the adoption and
changing the name OF infant Anna
Laura Gibson te Anna Laura Kantz,
the petitioners in the case being Rob
ert A Kantz and his wife Laura A
Kantz- Some time ago this infant was
left at the Haven Of Rest" a mission
ary institution of which Mrs. Kantz is
superintendent, by a woman who in
sisted that Mrs. Kantz take it as a
present. Mrs. Kantz at first hesitaJed.
but after a short time grew so fond of
the child that she petitioned the court
20 be permitted to adopt the same as
their own.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-11
TRUCK DRIVERS RESIGN.
Rather Lose $40 a Year Than Handle
Reins-Six Others Have Quit.

Although entailing an annual loss in
salary OF SO W. B. Handy. a driver of
Truck Company No. /. has requested to
be reduced TO a private Of class .. Six
similar requests have been made within
the last few months. the reasons for
which Chief Belt says he is at a loss TO
explain, as the work Of the driver is
no harder or more dangerous than that
Of fireman.
In a letter TO the Commissioners, Handy
says that a recent accident to his arm
makes it difficult for him to handle spir-
tied horses.
Other similar, requests were made on
the ground that the horses are too heavy
to be handled, and that the work is too
hard.
Handy's request was granted, and he
Will be succeeded by Assistant Driver c.
H De Permit Private J. b. Sullivan will
be made assistant driver.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-11
Cardozo Case Is Closed.

Arguments in the Cardozo mandamus
case were heard by Justice Anderson
yesterday The case now rests with
the court 1t is the contention of
counsel for the board of education that
the power that appoints has also the
right 10 dismiss, whereas counsel for
CardozO contends that his client
should have had the protection Of and
advice Of counsel at the various hear
ings at which CardozO was requested
10 testify.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-11
LOCAL MENTION.
EXCURSIONS TO-DAY.

To Fort Monroe. Norfolk, Newport News and All
points S0uth-Norfolk and Washington steamers
every day in the year at $50 ?. n.
To Mount VernoB-ElecJUc trains leave Twelfth
street and Pennsylvania avenue every hour from l0
a. m TO p m.
To Alexandria - Ferry steamer Callahan hourly
from $50 a. m. 10 30 y N.
To Rock Greek Bridge, Geological Park. Chsvy
Chase. and Konsinston-Cars from Fifteenth street
and New YORK avenue every fifteen minutes
The Washington herald., 1906-12-11
LOCAL MENTION.
AMUSEMENTS TODAY.

New Natonal-Alme. Schumann- -Hcink $50 D. m
aud FRITZ Schef, in mile Modiste," g l5 p, m.
Columbia-Digby Bell IN ''Tbe Education Of Mr.
Pipp," s:5 p, m
Belasco-Petschnikof violin soIoist. 40 D. m
and Henry Woodruff, in Brown Of Harvard" sI5
D. n.
Chase's-Polite vaudeville 2:l5 and Sis D. m.
ACADEMY Bedford's Hops" 215 p. m and Sis
y N.
Maiestic-Rathryu Purneii. in ''Sapho." SIS p. m.
Lyceum-The Cherry Blossoms Company, in bur
lesdue, 215 and us D. m
Convention HaI-Pure Food Show. 80 to lO:l
q.
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To Register Tuberculosis Patients.

The draft of a bill providing compul-
District having tuberculosis was yester-
day forwarded 20 Congress by the Com
missiOners. According to the bill the
register Will contain the name. age. color
occupation, and address OF every person
in the District having pulmonary or other
communicable forms Of tuberculosis. II
also provides for free examination Of
sputum in suspected cases and for pre-
venting the spread Of the disease in the
District
The Washington herald., 1906-12-11
Two Concerns Incorporated.

Papers for the Incorporation of the
Ingleside Dairy Company and the Ade
Wafer Company were filed in the
Office of the Register of Deeds yester-
day. The first named concern will
carry on a general dairy business. with
a capital stock put at $4,000. The Ade
Wafer Company intends to carry on the
manufacture and sale Of proprietary
medicines and medical preparations
Its capital stock is placed at $4,000.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-11
Tr.,, A. Good Fru,t cake.

You'll say right away that Holmes gen.
uine homemade Fruit Cake is better than
any you have ever tasted. It's superior
deliciousness IS due to the skilled use of
the very best materials. Only 25c pound
The finest homemade Mince and Pump
kiu Pies, 20c Holmes Bakery, lst and Z
SITS. Phones, Z. I44O and 1441-
The Washington herald., 1906-12-11

Chief Justice Clabaugh yesterday
granted an absolute divorce to Clara
Kaldenbach from James A. Kalden-
bach; the decree also gives the custody
of the child, Rosie Kaldenbach, to it's
mother An absolute divorce was also
granted to Mary Rowe from Thomas
Rowe.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-11

An illustrated lecture or California
viii be given by Rev. NJ. T. Smith, c.
s. P, at Mcmahon Hall. Catholic Univer-
sity. this evening at o'clock. The lee
ture viii be in two parts, "Old Missions
OF California" and Here and There in
California"
The Washington herald., 1906-12-11

4 Kodak for an Xmas Gift is mex
pensive. No. 2 Brownie Camera, 81 You
can get 1t of w Joseph Krouse, 75 Ninth
ST. NV. Photo supplies.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-11
s Ihs. Rnckwheat. 20 z uts. ]

my, 25e.; qts- beans. 25c.: 4 cans corn.
&c; cans tomatoes, &c; pound cake,
PIE; potatoes, SIC bu-; onions, 74c bu
apples, zoe. PIX, J. T. d. Pyles' Stores, in
Guiding as La. ave.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-11

Great Bear, "A pure sprinE water.
Sold in glass-always sealed-4 gals. SOC
Office. 704 1lth st. nv. Phone NJ. &c.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-11
Iurro,vinx Nails
Ia 80 TrlnI 60

treated. Modern Chiropod,
J. J. Georges & Son, Inc, 1211 Penn. ave
The Washington herald., 1906-12-11

Tree Toys, Tinsel, Scrap Pictures, Fa-
vors, brick, silver and gold paper. Gould's
The Washington herald., 1906-12-11

c. 4. MuddImRn & Co, 6IG 18th st.
Headquarters for all Welsbach goods, drop
lights. rubber tubing, gas globes. lamps.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-11
SANTA CIans Costumes. Tree

OF Red Oak Spring Water viii convince
you of its superiority. Phone E. 45S.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-11
ReIrlnrer NInkea fhe Rest FruIt Cake

Order now for Xmas. Dark Fruit Cake. 25c
10; Light Fruit Cake and Pound Cake, 25c
ID. Fancy Cakes and Ices. Ice Cream, 81
gal; SOC y gal 235 st. Phone NJ. 2767.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-11
Clara XaIdenbach Gets Divorce.

We SrOre and Sell Furniture.
Brown & TolsOn. Aucts.. 14e9 II st. NV.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-11

Art Pictures Free With Elk Grove
Butter coupons. Bring themhere S22La-av.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-11

Hungarian Gypsy Orchestra at Park
Hotel Winter Garden. Rathskeller. N. Y.
ave- and 11th st. +. Endres, Prop.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-11

For the Holidays, private stock
The purest whisky, 75c full quart. Don
nelly's, 14th and l SITS. Phone NJ. 1896
The Washington herald., 1906-12-11
Contrary TO Court Order.

1t was charged against the municipal
engineers that they were trying, in
directly, TO obtain authority from Con-
gress in the appropriation bill to do
what they had been enjOined from do
ing by the courts of the District This
policy was designated by harsh terms.
and not few Of the members advo-
Gated taking the matter TO the Presi-
dent, and asking for the removal Of two
engineer officers, who were charged
with openly defying the citizens who
had beaten them in the courts The
matter was referred to the executive
committee.
A resolution introduced by John Flem-
ing was adopted. favoEing the plan of the
District Commissioners 10 require the use
Of electric motors In pulling trains into
and out of the new station within the
District limits.
Dr. Starr Parsons introduced a resO-
luton advocating the reception of woman
members. to the association, which, after
considerable witty discussion, was adopt
ed.
The treasurer's report was read, show
ing a deficit Of S12.H. due to the large
expense incurred in prosecuting the
street cases.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-11
Do You Enjoy Hot Dishes
VII TaIk of CaIIfornia.

It lunch time? All kinds served at the
)elmar. 5S7-3s 18th st.-142S F. Always open.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-11

Art Pictures BEING Distributed.
Bring Elk Grove Butter coupons. s22 La. .av
The Washington herald., 1906-12-11

Ornaments, Punch and Judy, Magic.
Gundlach, S1S 9TH st. NV.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-11
Gets Permit for six-story Building.

Gets Permit for Six-stOry Building.
Arrangements have been completed
by the Epiphany Church Home for the
erection of six-story Office building at
1907 and 1909 G street northwest, The
building permit was issued yesterday,
the estimated cost of the structure be-
ing $4,000. The building Will occupy
SO by II feet, and will be constructed
Of brick with stone trimmings. Floors
and joists viii be of wood, as will some
Of the inside partitions. Robert Stead
is the architect, and Richardson &
Burgess are the builders.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-11

Visit the Washington Dairy Co.'s Booth
at the Food Show. Beautiful pictures free
to every purchaser of Butterine.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-16
MUNICIPIO DE- PONCE

Anuncio dc subastt -El dta velute
cincu del actual & las tres de 10 tar
de Isndr& lugsr ante la iunta dc su.
basta que 90 hallArG oonstituids en- 81
sal6a do sesiones, el remate del arren-
d.misnto de las CantsraS del Munici
pio enteud eodose que el arrisndo
por termIn no de c'nco amos y bsio el
til o n inimo de cuArenta y einso to'
Tiara 1nuaIeS, AlcanEA & tc d } ell tefre
no qus 10 municl pAlidad poSee en- el
barrio de la CAMERA conocido cen tl
romhrs de las 40 cuerdas.
Y SO puhlica para 10 mayor con-
currencia de licItadores Quienss en Ia
o6c!na de O5ras pub icas municipalsi
podran yer ell correspondents pliegC
de condiciones y enterarse de las mo-
tlciAs , detalles que estimAren conve'
nleLte.
Potcs Ablil II, de 1909.
N. r. CrnGlss
| secretArIo Municlpal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-16
Local Board Of ChYIIss
Porte, Porto Rico.
A los inteTesdds

Para 81 meior realixaei6n 90 do 10
mayor publicidAd Aoerca do la Dis
TRlBUoIoN 10 los servieios quo prestan
los 9 q res M6 iioos A, xlliares de Sa'
nidaa de Ponce. DieFis me entente,
incluso los diss de fiesta.
Makana, de 9 { Ii Consulta en-
la Policlfnics Hospital TrIoochsl. A
las II, asistsncia domiciliar 4 los en-.
fsrmos cuyos encarg sdos deian 10 di :
recci6n sn el HOSPITAL Tricochs.
T'arde: de z IS. ConsultA On 10
Polic)ialca del Hos nttal TrIeocha 90
M9illo inferno del Hos ital, De 81 {
8, inspeccI6n de la matanSa en- el mo.
tadero por el Auxiliae dc Sanidad
encare ado del asr vclo msdico de t0do
al distrito Osate de Ia ciudAd, A lst
s, nuevA Asislencia domiciliaria ilimi.
tada con el ndmsro de los spfsrmos
cuyos sresrg sdos deiaran la direction
en- 81 hospital,
Nocte. de 8 . 8 a m Ssrvicio pa
70 Ice uobres pnr el M6i'co inferno
del Hospital. ViAitAs do urgencia
euaudo 10 reQuiera el caso, serAn
| iCualmHnte DreatadA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-16
INPRBSIOIES Y NVlICIAS
ABRIL- il.

|a uno por sgrsst6a otro por in-
|fracciones del reglamer to de sanidsd.
Ell csbo Va div'eso y los poli-
|cias Ffsrci,co Ramirz y e. Rivers.
sorprendieron una iu gsda en el barrio
ola Torres Fueron detsnidos Julian
SAINTS 60, Juan vszques, Severe vsz
|quez, Victor Ssnti' go, y Ffanei'co !
Rods igues Lps demGs pudisron ii.
earse, pero dsjsron aus sombreros Ga
poder do 10 polieis.
--Movimiento dc hoteIs,i
<Mel!A3 Alfredo SAnholIn, N, D.
Rimans, Juan Vieens.
sInglAtsrre |, W. R. V,la.
<Frante.o A. Nd. Eyons, Chss La
NOR, M. Mupy.
En- sl Dep6sito Municipal e,lan
detenidos hoy 81 h mbrss y 4 mpj res.
Total 38.
-En 10 mAfans &c h'y Sc tfectud
un iuieio contra Peiro Mirsrds, per
intracc!6n de lss order AREAS munici. /!
pales. Fue sentst cI ado &s3 dc mu.tA
y las eoasas.
-Tola,ia no SO sAbs qulen 6 Quia.
nss son los candidates. republioAnoi
para 10 Alcsldfa de Ponce. Alguno
lque otro nombrs suens, pero son ru.
lmores que carecen de bne
| Aver q las tres do la tsrde tu6
conduclda oil hospital Tricoehe una
ljoven que 80 envenen6 con sublim ado
leorrosivo. YA ha aldo dada do alta.
| -Tsntmcs en- cartera nuevas I'd
hssionss Ala Unl6n, que publicaremca
el lunes pitxtmo.
| En- sl hospital Trieocht;
| A 1cchs ipgfe.6 Juan Torres, hs'
rido on 10 maIo igluitrds y confuse
en- 10 cara So indlcs como su sgresor
& Juan Ots
Tamb.s han ingresldo Juan CO.
lon, o iva G., zalez Vicente Colon.
hey tls dHdo de alta Moe e,to Pc
} rec.
Haata sl dia de hoy 90 sumiui.ta
IL cArce' munich 81 ot n 40 estsr clstt
Sc encuentran er .el Asil, ie lttol
Iein 20 rjeres y cra ro hombrts, SUI
mini.ti adcs pcr dieho hoipltal.
J. s% CALZACO sin carton en- lea
!. zuelss para nor, especialidad en-
calsaio Gno para sehors, dnlcos ven-
r do aorea do cal1ado hao recomendal 10
d para csbslleros. El LION Ponceflo.
4 Gale del Comercio.
-Despues de una tsmporada en-
eaia ciudsd ha sAlido hacia San JuspI
doude re lie, la diat'nguida dana do'
a. Maria Gauthier dc Me- guint f
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-16
O|v{RjAS NOT|CIAS

--se dice que a'ganos prominsn
lee republicanos de squf no estan c n
formss con 10 Actitud adoptada en-
San J dan por Il Q directories de su par
lido Green llegAia Ia hora de que
este % col que en- francA opoiici6n
contra oil Gobierno, "a que dc las al'
turas ofclsles no soplan vientcs dc
fsvoritismo para ellos.
-Ha fallscido & una avar zada
edad 10 virtaosa 81 d rita Rosario Pa.
tr6n, pert ,neci ante & antguas y dis.
tInguidas fAmilias do estA ciudad.
Aver 30 di6 criltlana aepulturs q aus
restos. Dsspidi6 el duelo nuestro ami
70 don Guillermo Schusk, Dame
nusstro pesame & aus deudos.
-Nasstro amig,, el dissipguidc
poetA don Manuel ID. Ssne, HI mar
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-16

lodo el tiempo comprendido entire lao
IL del tia SAL ado y las 8 de 10 m, ia
na del Lunes, y gozan, ademas, do
soaos los dias dc deitas ofcisles.
Lor emplsados do cate Hospital
no tsnt mos estas ventsiss, siendo sp
realidad verdaderos esclavos do nues
tres deteres J del servicio Ldblico
La Administracl6n Municipal d.
Ponce, que rssulta una Admlnissrs
cl6n modelc, desde que, para bien
2 eral del psis, triur IS nut stro par
lido sUni6n dc Puerto Ricos, por 81
proplo rombre 70 puede csc cItimar las
iustss tsnciones que extgen sus de
oendencias, ctisndo CON clio dc imi
tar 4 la caduca administrAei6n repu
blicsns.
POR TANTO, me pe' 'mito some
| der Ala alta cor sideraCi6n dc ese Con
o. 10 las iustas rsEonts que dtio CON
signsdas, no dudando que han de ael
| atsndldas y resueltas con 10 equidat
= ju,tleia que sooatumbra en- ttdt
aus aclos.
Muy respe etuosamsnte.
RopuLFo FIGUERoA GONZALEZ,
Administrator Contador
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-16

Ponce, P, r Abril II de 1905
AL Hon Concsio Munisipal de esis
Ciudad
Seh9reI. Aprc xlmsr d re la [ cha
en- que ha de formsrlIzarse el presr.
uesso dc 1ac6 & 1907, 9. mi deber Sc
fialar las deficiencies exl.tsntes ca este
Asilo <Trlcoeh.s y somsierlas & la
confederation do sse Hon. Coniejo; /;
son las s'guieptes:
PRIMERA; El mobiliario que sxix.
to y que 80 ercusntra deterioradt, re-
Quiere una peQuena decomposition,
CON 10 eual quedara dsll para sl ser.
vlsio que tx'ga 10 Aienci6n del Esta'
bleclmiento.
SEGUNDA: Uaa do las obligacio
mes eacenciales on que descansa ests
A iministr aci6p, 90 10 dc atsnder q los
enfsrmos 6 r,s5n de II eentAvos como
tipo m xlmo por cada estancia. Gs.
ner almente SO prescribe un litro do
lechs q cada uno dc sllos en- Ia tercera
parts de su totalidad. Ese ariieulo,
psgA cinco centavos segtn contrats
por eada 750 gramos, teni6ndoss por
tanto que ateuder proportion nalments
los snfermos con IN promsdio do 10
centavos por satancia individual, para
los demas alimentoS. Creo debe asig.
nArsele & cada eatancia cuando msnos
el tipo de cAtoree q Is cei itavos, que
daLdo asf medianAments atendidas.
/ TERcERA; Fxlstiendo solamsnte
1b0 esiancias disponibles On 81 Esta-
blecimiento dc las euAlss solo 90 utili-
xan para 10 mendicidad LIS por eatar
el resto obl'gadas & las ater clones d.
los empleados y el promeoio do 15 que
90 ha destlnado al <Asilo do Locoa,
60 i'm mposible la atenci6n f,rmal y mo
men.anea que solieitan los or fsrmci
| de 10 iuri,diccl6n on casos violentos
| d ficiles de proveer
A efscto do llevArle & cAbo Ia re.
forma de provesr los tubsrculosoI
| de ambos sexos do un Asilo ipde { On
Idiente de esta dependencis, debo h.
Ger conatar & ese Hon orable Conce Q
|oue del antigua ssllo de vsrie lolo
lquemado en- 10 e.oca del ex alcald
l,enor valdivieso, 90 famigaron 3
plAnehas de zinc dc 8 pies, segia not
luue tom6 elex CONCEAL Jose Zsyas,
81 que suscribe por deleg aci6n do Il
| Junta Local cuyas plarchss debe
Iex's.ir y podrfan util.zl lrse en dich
bra. En su case, el dept rssmsrt s
} denominAdo en- cate Hospital <9al
! Nusvss que en- 10 presepts se destin
! & emf fsrmos tuberc ulosos, desil isctad
. que ssa, y dada lu extension, podri
Iutil!xarse para Las eltAncias de O. tsl
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-16
GOnza'ez Bennin E. Co.
PLAYA De POMCE
CONE ,CIANTGS tONISION1 STAS
tMFORTADORES
MUAICI1IO De PONCE

Secreidrta. -Anunc,O de SubaStd, -
El lunes veinte y tres del actual 4 les
t.es de Ia tarde tendr& lugar Ants ID
Juuta de SubastsS que se hallArk
cou.t,tuida en- Il IAl6n de ssslones de
estA A'ta'. Il ell nlevo remAte para
Ia colocAci6n de los pSnss AafSlticos
On 10 calle de la Marina eIquina { la
de- Come clio.
Y ss avlss 81 pdblico para lA
co leurrencta de licitAdorsS & Quisnes
90 b lcs saber que en- sl DepArtamsnto
de Obrss : i 1licss MunieipSlea estark
de man assto Ell oportuno pliego Dc
condolences.
Ponce IL de Atrll de l 906.
N r. CdnukS
Sse.rs'--i Nuuislua',