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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-02-03
CHARLES B. HANFORD.

The return of Charles B. Hanford
and his excellent company in the
Shakespearean masterpiece, 'The
Tanning of the Shrew,'' to Pullman
next Monday evening, will certainly
fill the house, for with the people of
this city Mr.. Hanford is a general
favorite. Of Mr.. Hanford the WASH
ington Post says: H.
" Not only is Mr.. Hanford complete
master of Petruchio and Miss Drofnah
a charming and individual Katherine,
the shrew, but every one of the more
prominent parts was we'll played, and
the performance proceeded with spirit
and eclat that was something of
revelation to playgoers.
"Mr. Hanford has every reason to
feel proud of his success. His imper-
sonation is presented with confidence
and finish that distinctly identify
him with the role. AS an interpreta-
tion it stands out clearly in conception
and definition. 1t is marked by strong
nervous force and general elation of
spirits, and presented with poise that
denotes the artist whose mere technical
skill has been gained in school of
standard art.
Miss Drofnah fairly shares the
honors with the star. She distin-
guished nicely between the shrewish
temper of Kate and the tenderness of
the woman when her spirit is subdued,
presenting the character with an intel
ligent grasp of its salient traits and
charming her audience by her grace
and refinement. -
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-02-03
GLEE CLUB TO TRAVEL.

F. 0. Kreager, advance agent for
the glee club of the Washington State
College, returned Monday from his ad-
vance tour, after an absence of three
weeks. He has arranged dates for the
glee club for ten days tour of Wash
ington and Oregon and in nearly all
places secured guarantees of liberal
sums for the work of the club.
The season will open at Waitsburg,
February 8. There will be entertain
Vets at Dayton, February 8; Pendle-
ton, Feb. 10, with probably a sacred
concert on Sunday at Pendleton. On
Monday, February IL, the club will ap-
pear at The Dalles, Ore, and on
Tuesday, February 13 at Portland. The
next night it will appear at Chehalis,
Wash, and on the evening Iof Febru-
ary Is at Olympia. An entertainment
will be given at Aberdeen on Febru-
ary 16 and the tour will end at Ho-
quiam on February II. The club will
then return home, but will spend Sun
ldAysin Portland, where sacred con-
| >ssrt will be given under the auspices
of the Y. M. C. A. The club will
then return to Pullman, reaching home
Sunday evening, February 18. On
February "a the club will give an en-
tertainment in Lewiston, Idaho, and
later show in Genesee. The glee club
and college orchestra of 80 pieces will
probably give an entertainment in Spo-
kane during the spring vacation in
March.
The personnel of the glee club fol-
lows: First tenors, Scott, Montgom-
cry, Coe and Shaw; second tenors,
Goldsworthy, Stone, Adams, Nc Cros-
key and Eager; first bassos, Cline,
Talbot, Ellis and Chisester; second
bassos, Reid, McCully, Dudley and
Preston. Mrs. Kuria Strong is soprano
and vocal soloist. Professor w. B.
Srtong is musical director ssand has gen.
eral charge of the club. Professor
Herbert Kimbrough is piano accoman-
ist and soloist. In addition to these
the club will carry brass quartet and
cornet and clarinet soloists.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-02-03
ANNUAL BEAN
BAKE NEXT FRIDAY
G. A. R. and w. r. C.. Members
will Entertain their
Friends

The annual bean bake of Whitman
Post and Relief Corps will occur FRI
day evening, February 9th. The la
dies will begin serving the Feast of
Beans" at 6 O'Clock in the vacant
store on the north side of Main street
and continue till 8 o'clock, when an
excellent program will be rendered in
|. 0. 0. F. hall, followed by a social
evening and dancing for those who
wish. After the program supper will
be resumed at the same place as earlier
in the evening. Everybody invited.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-02-03
RESOLUTIONS BY WHITMAN
POST, G. A. r

The following resolutions were
adopted at the last meeting of Whit
man Post, No. SO, G. A. r.
Whereas, it has pleased the the AL
mighy Ruler in his infinite wisdom to
remove from our midst our esteemed
comrade, Levi Crawford, and whereas
in his death Whitman Post No. So
Grand Army of the Republic has lost
a true comrade, his wife a worthy and
loving husband, and his children kind
and generous father, be it
Resolved that Whitman Post No. .E53,
G. A. r., desires to record it's great
sorrow at the death of Comrade Craw-
ford and to extend to the wife and rel
atives of our beloved comrade our
heartfelt sympathy in their sad and
sudden bereavement, and be it futher
resolved
That the charter of this Post be
draped in mourning for thirty days in
memory of our deceased comrade, and
be it further resolved,
That these resolutions be spread up
on our records, copy be sent to the
sorrowing wife and family, and a copy
be sent to the Pullman Herald for
publication.
Respectfully submitted in F. C. and
A'' IL
R. Lanning,
Wiley Campbell,
w. S. Pritchard.
Committee.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-02-03

Jas. S. Klemgard has purchase
the residence of Capt. Kimmel, near
the city park, for $500. Captain
Kimmel has been ordered to join his
regiment, and will leave Pullman after
the close of college, when Mr.. Klem-
gard will move into the property and
become Pullmanite.
The report of the condition OF
the First National Bank of Pullman
is published elsewhere in this issue of
the Herald. The report shows the
bank to be one of the most prosperous
and substantial institutions of the
country, and that the stockholders
have every confidence in the present
is shown by the .re-elec-
tion at the recent annual meeting of
the old officers, the only change being
the election of M. w. Whitlow to the
board of directors.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-02-03

d. B. Putnam entertained his
brother, Joseph Putnam, from the Big
Bend country, the early part of the
week.
Uncle John Tabor, accompanied
by his daughter, Mrs. j. B. Holt,
left Sunday for California, where they
will make an extended visit.
Bids for macadamizing Main and
Grand streets will be opened at the
next regular session of the city coun
Gil, Februaryt 18th. Plans and speci-
tications for the use of intending bid
ders are on file witah the city clerk.
-Myrt Henry, who has been en-
ployed at the o. r. & n. depot here
for some time past, will go to Spokane
to enter the employ of the Pacific Ex-
press company. He will be succeeded
by his brother, Geo. Henry, in the de-
pot here.
Note the ad. of Messrs. Lester
Cannon and A. d. Baum in this is
sue of the Herald These gentlemen
have formed a co-partnership and have
opened music house in the front room
of the Herald building on Grand
street, and are selling Edison phono-
graphs and records, and several makes
of pianos. They have nice stock of
goods on hand, and are doing a thriv-
ing business.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-02-03
PRIEST RESIGNS
FROM COUNCIL
L. R. Miller Elected to Fill Vacancy as
Councilman-at-Larse

The apparent ante-election arrange
ment was carried out when the resig-
natlen of W. M. Priest as councilman
at large was read and accepted. L.
X Miller, one of the proprietors of
the city restaurant, was elected to fill
the vacancy, getting four of the six
votes of the councilmen.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-02-03
STOCK BREEDERS
IN ANNUAL SESSION
Ptogram for Meeting at Moscow
February 9th and
9th

The following is the program for
tbe eth annual session of the Inland
Registered Stock Breeders Association
" he held at Moscow next Thursday
and Friday.
Practical experience of feeder as
to the value of we'll bred stock, Rob-
ert Jones, Grangeville, Idaho.
Corn and hogs fol the Palouse
country, P w. Cox, Hay, Wash.
The future of the range sheep indus
try in the Inland Empire, Hon.
Peter McGregor, Hooper, Wash.
The feeding value of Palouse forage
crops, Prof. r. w. Thatcher, State
Citation Chemist, State College. Ex-
perience of breeder in controlling
sex w. v. Windus Pullman.
Chambers DR.. M. Rosenberger Pull
man.
The future of the shorthorn on the
Pacific Coast, w. M. Carruthers,
Chatteroy, Wash.
The Red Poll in the Inland Empire,
GA. Draper, Elberton.
Feeding for Profit, C. L. Smith,
Spokane, Wash.
Feeding beef steers, w. D. Foster,
Pullman.
Marketing stock from the farm,
Jas. H. McCroskey, Colfax.
Handling brood mares on the farm,
N. Whitlow, Pullman.
Presidents annual address, j. L..
Smith, Spokane.
Sheep and Swine in the Inland En-
pire, N. C. Maris, Associate editor,
Rural Spirit.
The American horse, Prof. w. L.
Carlyle, Prof. of Animal Husbandry,
Colorado Ag. Col.
Some views of the horse industry,
present and future, M. C. Gray, Pull
man.
News as a stimulant to stock breed
ing, E. A. Smith, editor Twice-a-week
Spokesman Review.
Friday, Feb. 8.
Awarding of premiums on stock ex-
hibits by Prof. W. L. Carlyle.
A business meeting will follow the
awarding of premiums before adjourn
ment for noon.
Afternoon session.
The plan of dairying in the Inland
Empire farm, l. P. Whitney, Dairy
Instructor, State College.
The Farmers Cow, Prof. H. T.
French, Moscow. ~
The Silo in Eastern Washington,
w A. Linklater, Instructor Animal
Husbandry, State College.
The feeding value of sugar beet
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-02-03
pulp, Prof. w. L. Carlyle.

P"'P' 4 IOI' W L' OdIIy IU.
A new motto for American breeders :
Made in America" Prof. Elliott,
State College.
Observations at the National Live
Stock Convention, DR.. S. B. Nelson.
State College, Pullman.
Some diseases affecting dairy ami
mails, DR.. K. w. Stouder, Pullman.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-02-03
"HUMAN HEARTS"

Human Hearts, the idyl of the
Arkansas Hills, will be produced at
the Auditorium Wednesday evening.
Feb. 7th. Like "Shore Acres and
'The Old Homestead" time onlv in
creases its hold upon the hearts of the
people. The prattle of an innocent
child, the tears of an old blind mother.
the strong love of a simple country
girl, the truth of a half-wit. the love
OF an old time negro, the passion of
an adventures, and the tender mem
ory of dead mother of the past of the
Governor of Arkansas, are all cleverlv
intermingled by the deft hand of the
author of this absorbing tale of the
Arkansas hills. Each succeeding sea-
son of this thrilling plays annually
increasing business, has induced the
management to engage for this sea-
sons prodcution one of the strongest
companies ever organized in one cast.
To the lovers of good play, not one
on the list this season will appeal
more strongly than Human Hearts. -
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-02-03


to affairs of municipal Importance
Thursday night, and as one result of
their deliberations Pullman now has
an anti-spit" ordinance on the books.
The session began with the usual
reading of the minutes of the previous
session, hearing the reports of officers,
etc, when bills as follows were al
lowed:
j. 5. Clark, payment bond No. 8,
$1,000.
j. S. Clark, interest on bonds 8 and
8, $50.
j. S. Clark, freight, $3.50.
Lowman and Hanford registration
books, SIT. 10.
Pullman Hdw. Store, supplies,
$2.85.
o. D. Mathews, plumbing, $50.
Cent. Electric Light Co., supplies,
$29.21.
Portland Gen. Electric Light Co. },
supplies, $39.17.
j. j. Murray, printing, $35.
G. W. Horner, establishing grade
on Grand street, $25.
Pullman Tribune, notices, $3.75.
Fred Gelwick, labor on streets, So.
Ira Nye, labor on streets, 81.
Y VIM. Slate, labor on street, Sc. so.
Harry Williams, labor ON street,
$3.50.
G. A. Chiffon, labor on street,
$500.
W. H. Harvey, insurance policy,
$37. 40.
N. w. Harris & Co., commission,
$.83.
N. Y. Trust Co., SO.
M. j. Shields of Moscow was again
present endeavoring to find way out
of the electric light tangle. He stat
ed that if the sentiment of the people
could be arrived at, if it proved fav
orable to his purchase of the plant,
he would come in and take a lease on
the plant on the chance that the voters
would authorize the sale at the next
general election.
In view of this, the council author
lzed the electric light committee to
canvass the voters of the CITY, and if
they favor entering into the Shields
deal, the contract as made between
Shields and the city will be carried
out, the current brought in at once,
and the sale consummated after the
general election in the fall.
To that end, the committee will
cause blanks to be circulated, and each
voter will be asked to indicate whether
or not he will endorse the action of
the council. If the sentiment is
sufficiently strong for the backing up
of the council, Shields will commence
work at once, and while the plant can
be turned over to him by lease, the
sale will have to wait till after the
general election.
The petition of Henry Sewer, J.C.
Hudson and others asking for water
main in front of their property, was
referred to the water committee with
power to act.
Complaint was entered that the barn
on the King property on Mechanics hill
was built out into the alley, and in
terferred with the free use of the al
ley. The committee on streets and
highways was instructed to act, and to
have the alley cleared of distractions.
The ordinance against splitting on
the sidewalks or in any public hall or
house was introduced, read and passed,
and will be in force after its publi-
cation.
Bids for doing the city printing for
1906 were read, and the contract given
to the Tribune, whose bid was the
lowest. The bid was 10 cts per inch,
first insertion, solid nonpareil type,
subsequent insertions free.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-02-03

Lester Cannon was in Union.
town Thursday.
DIR. Fish will be home Wednesday
from her visit.
"A. D. Baum was transacting bus
mess at Cotton and Uniontown this
week. s.
Mrs. VIM. Irwin was given sur
prise party last night by twenty-four
of her neighbors. y
F. I. Greer, cashier of the First
National Bank, returned Tuesday from
business trip to Portland and Tekoa.
Many of the warmer hillsides are
covered with buttercups, and the child
rem are having merry times gathering
the advance agents of spring. i
F. c. Young, one of our subscrib-
ers who always remembers when it's
time to aid the wheels of the Herald
press with his dollar on subscription.
tells us that his wheat is apparently
looking in perfect condition, having
passed. thus far through the winter un-
harmed. Mr.. Young thinks that the
way to solve the squirrel problem is
with the steel trap, that method being
much more effective than poisoning.
A portion of his fields where he used
the traps last season was uninjured by
the pests, while the part where only
poison was used was badly cut. The
trap is much the cheaper in the long
run, and many farmers are adopting
it as the surest way of kpeeing down
the loss by squirrels.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-02-03

Committee.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-02-03

r. Lanning,
Wiley Campbell,
w. S. Pritchard.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-24
NutVA R[PuBl|CA

La idea sspAratissa garmins su
lss riess provipeiss do TarspsaG y
Ant"fsgasts. que dan al srsrio chile.
no mas del 80 nor cisnto dc sus rsntas
ss estudia sl problema CON tcds 10
seriedsd que al easo resuiers: % ha
cen serios eGlculos sobre 10 maior
forma do 'prc ceeder; 20 cuenta 8 no
srea ehrta~ con sl eonsurso do los
Essajos Unidns, en forma do podsr
rspstir oil saso de 10 repdbliea dc Pc.
nsmk.
Y ssto no es unA fantAsfs; 30 Oh
IN sUsfio que allf so'n sgits los pe-'
vios de A'gunoa espiritus loeos & do
s'g"roa ccioscs; 90. pnr al eonsraric,
upe idaA qua 20 ha arodersdn fusrta
mspts de- sodns los knimos Y hoy sk,e
90 p'ensa llsvar 4 t6~mipA feHx 10
ronstituci6n de 10" RsptbEss do Tara.
pdsd.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-24
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E::DIGT0

I'm 10 Corss do. Diatrito del Dlasrito
judicial .ds Arscibo, Puerto Rico
nstaaDs Unidos dc America. El Pre-
-&f sidsrss do los Estados Unidos %,
Bmilia Luisa. Maria Elvirs, Cstalina
Isabel, "Alicia y Adolfo Fernsndo o
Ball Huiey Esperarza Marfu
*viuda do Ball. Demand antss versus
Juan CAresla, euyo domicil'o 20 iRno
ra, q los que sean sus sucesores 8 su
alhsesA 9 administrador, cuyos nom.
hres y dom'cilios 90 lguoran, De-
mandadoa.
ri Pueblo de Puerto Rico, A Juan
Canesls, cuyo domicilio 90 igrora, 6
los cue sean sus suceseres 8 su alba.
eeA 9 administra dor, cuyos nomhrss y
domisilios tsmbisn 90 ignoran.
Por el prssente sdicto que de or
den dc 10 Corts do Distrito 90 publ
cara on sl peri6dico.. LA DEMocRAc1A
una Voc por semana por espacio de
euarspts dfss:
POP LA PRESENTE SE NOTIFI.
CA q ustedes que se hs presentsdo IN
10 oacipa del secretario' de 10 Corts
do Distrito del Distrito Judicial de
Arscibo, Puerto Rico, 10 demsnda dc
los demaudsrtes snsss citados. on In
sual 20 soIicisa & ls Corts que oportu.
namsnte. pr6vios los tran ites lfgsles,
90 decrets'la csncelaci6n de 10 h'pote.
90 constitufda por dcda Cstalips
Marin, favor de don Juan Csncs'a,
en- escritura otoreada en Areeibo 81
oinco de Noviembre de mil cchocisntos
oircuenta y aiete, ante el Escribsno
Real y pdblieo don Victor Martinez,
Por ID sums de mil cusrspta ocho
resos ochspta y pueve cepts vos, mo
nsda corriepte en- squella feehs, que
diehs stfora 80 oblig6 8 restituirle sl
die dlsimo de DIRE. de 1858, hipotecsn.
do sspscis'msrte upA'cssa dc altos y
oslos, fsby'cadA de ms deras ' cob'j.'
do Dc s'jss de bsrro y szctes. que estG
sn la p'sEa de essa Ciudsd colinda
por 81 Norte, 10 salle Nueva; Sud. IL
plsss; saltente, un solar de 10 Ciudsd
y Fonisnts, 10 sueesi6n de don Mspse
zspr; euya bipotecs fue snotsds al
folio u vuelto, del tcmo 2o., libro
orce de 10 antigua Apotsdurfa de esta
Cirdsd, y cuyA urea hipc tees de- 20
descrIte hey del ncdo siguiepte, en-
suspsc 4 sus coliDdspcisr; alta con 81
rGmero 2 en- ls scera Norte De Ia Pla.
% Nsyor de esta Ciudad, y linda &
sH dsreehs, entrando, con 10 casa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-24
lnunc|o de subasta

Departamento del Interior. Ohei.
Do del superintepdente de Ohras P6'
blicas.-Ssn Jusp, Puerto Rico, Mar
20 81 de 1905.
Propos'eiores en- pliegos cerra.
dos para 10 adjudication en- rdbliea
subssta de las obras de- irstalaei6n
de una tuberfa de terrscota de q pul'
Radss do diSmetro, y coDstruee'6n de
un POGO regissro y tapque de- descsrgs
para Ia eloaca do 10 ctrcel de Dissrito
de Arec'bo, Ne sdmit'rSn en- estA cflci'
NJ, hasta las 10 0. m. del dfa % de
MARIO de 1908, en- que 90 ahrirln pd-
blicsmente.
El presunuesso de Les obras ~.
ciende 4 s140H 90, mil cuasroeiensos
dos doIlara.
Todos los dstos cesarios 90 d.
ran On essa ofcina dopde 90 epeuen.
tran de manifesto todos los doeumsn.
sos que han de regir en- Ia cnptrata y
oodrsn recoger'los licitsdor los mo-
delos dc proposisiones que han de
pressntar.
La sdministrsei6n ss rsssrva 81
derecho de reehs ear cualqu uiera 6 TO-
das laa proposieionss.
+, A0ntilla
Acting Superintendent of Public
Works.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-24
D[SDE AREC|BO
4. Csrretera de esta poblaci6n
ALares. Edificlo de una
earcel modeIo.
DONA AGRIPINA NARvAEZ
Barceloneta y HatiIlo progre-
san....Banda de musica.
Siembras de cana.

.ss hs reeib'do CON jdbilo 10 noti-
ola de 10 spsrtura de 10 carresera de
ArscibN 4 LAres. Ri comercio ha es
tsdo psrdisndo un 10 por 100 con 10
decentralization dc ess pueblo,
La peoitsroiaria 6earssl modslo
que 10 COR struys 4 un cusrto dc kil6
metro do esta oludad, pronso qusdsrA
serminada.
-Dcfa Agripina r. de NArvsex,
dissipguida amiga nusstrs, b. smbar
cado On el tren do 10 maasna de hoy d
pssar una sortA tsmporsda al lado de
sus padres que residen en- el pueblo
dc Narsrj'to
Las poblasiones pequenas que
rodean & Arecibo van progresando
noss blsnerse. Barcslonsts tisns re-
lei pdblieo y Hasillo una bonita pla-
- y banda Dc mdsica. Pronto tsndrt
reloi pdbllco y IN gran foco en- Ia pIa-
10 para al alumni ado de 10 poblaei6n.
Con motivo de las aiembrsa de
ssas, los terrenos do Areclbo pue
blos eonarcsncs van aumeptando en-
va'or. Tsrrsnos abaR RdonRdos que "a.
die Querfs 4 pssola crerda, han su-
bido hssta' 'cipco..pssos y der y ape
mas empiscsn cultiyarsa valdrSn 4
30 y 100 pesos lssauerdA. Sc trata de
los mas diataptas de laa hacierd das
que los mas oercanos no 90 venden q
ningta prssio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-24
0TRAS NOT|C|AS
lnscripcionss on eI Registro
CiyiI.--vapor "Caracas".
Academia Naval.
COMlTE De fRANQuIcjAs
Mr. Lord a Salinas -Exhi-
bici6n de fotografias. --Por
hurto. .-Renuncia

Sc han inseriso EN- .el registro oil.
vii los ns cfm'eptos dsJossfua Ellen o
Guillernet y Cor zalss, Dcnirgn Dfsz
vepds 10, Ernesto veiszquss Reyes,
Juan pi.x Garcia, Miguel Argsl Oar.
dons, Esther Beateiz Juliana Balsdo
' Oliver y Justina AElcia. ssrlsgo y
Gonzalfz; y las ds f,nsiones do Julian
Cgale Ri, Francisco Morales Garcia,
Autonia Morales Gomez, Re stsel Fatio
y Rosa, Luis Ssldsas.
Aver ssrds aarp6 para los Es'
tsdcs Unidos el vapor eCarseass,
con csrga , pasaisros.
Dsntro dc algunos dias el 60
sdor propordr6 un csndidsto pa-
rA Ia Academia naval de los Esiados
Unidos.
Tamh'sa 10 nc ncmbrartn tres sustf-
tutos.
Ell mieveoles ce'ebrsrG sss'6n el
Comit6 do Frsnquieias,
Es probs BILE que salga haeia So.
liuas el sub comision adn de educsci6n
Mr. Lord, por los muchoa casos de
sarsmpi6n que 10 han presertado On
lss clsses escolsres de squel distrito.
- En- sl establcimisnto de yetrstos
del tsiior Moscioni, trepte Ala plaxa
principal, 80 exhibsn vsriss totogra.
ffss del &cso do 10 eolocaci6n do 10
primera piedra en- sl eolegio do nj.
Gas que ha dc cor struirse on Martha
Peta, pertsnee'snte & las ,Madres dol
sagrado Corazsn do Jsads.
En- 10 Central Agu'rres, de Qua
ysms, fr6 detspido yroeha Bvaulio
F'guaroa, por hurto.F La policfa re.
cuper6 IS dollars, un arc y una pei.
nillA.
Nos intorms 10 JuDta escolar de
Cayey que renurci6 su puesto do pre-
sidente de 10 referida Junta don Uli-
ses Roman
Muy prorto 80 cubrfra 10 vscapte
-Ha renuroiado el puesto do To-
escuela nocturpA de Pt6uelss el pro-
feser Mr.. Shwart.
Sc ha termin' do ,'ya'el trszado do
q carretera de srrapouitss 4 Ba-
rros. Lss obras de construction pro.
gressn r&nidamente, q 'pesar dol re.
ducido credito de que ne diapons para
dichoa trsbaios.
III DR.. DGvila, operator que hacia
ell trssado de Ia txuressda carreters,
ha sido trssladado 4 Ponce para
pract'ear sl sstudio dc 10 carYetera do
squslla ciudad & Ptfiuelas.
Sc epcuentra on San Juan Mr.
r IL. Libby. sure~'ptsndents de les
sseuelas de San Sebastian,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-24

Crnsissnrial; 4 81 izouierds, con casa
de don Pedro Gsndfs; y 4 gu 'espalda
con IN solar arsxo & Ia cara descrita,
el cual mide is varas de frense Al
de fondo y se halla' sjtusdo en 10
scers Sur de In cslle de Herman Cor.
tes de rata pob'sc'6p, ' linda 4 pu
derechs con son solar de 10 casa de
10 sucesi6n de don Gregorio Ladssms ;
d gu 'Squjerda con la pie xuels de 10
casa Consissorisl; y & su'espalda con
Ia casa sntes descrits; esta casa v
anI"r formsn una sola t1pca. por ser
el d's'mn sccesor'o de 10 prImera.
Y Sc NOTIFICA & ustedes que
de no compareesr coptestar diehs
demanda deptro de los diez dfss des.
pues ds roti6cados, si 10 prti6cs ci6p
20 hiciere en"el' Distrtto y dfntrn'de
Ios ve'nte 81 81 h'ciers fuera del Dis.
trito, pero en 10 Isls de'Puevto Rico:
y dsptro' de los cusrepta dfas, si 90
h'c'ere en- ctrA'psrts, los demands . ntes
podrEns solicitsr de la Corta le sean
corcedidas las peticionss que hubiere
hecho en- 10 dems nda, pr4vios lcs trG
mitea de Ley.
Re Afogado de los temanda dantes
don Felix Ssptoni,
Extendida bsio mi Arma y ell sello
oncial de IL Corte, en- Arecibo, a ouin.
% de Marzo de mil novecieptos seis.
II. Terndndes Vanqas.
Seeretsrio.