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The newspaper., 1906-04-06
F. P. Marshall
The Real Estate Man
and
Life Insurance Agent
Cedaredge, Colo.

Inquiries regarding the Mag
nificent Surface Greek Country
will be promptly answered. Will
meet trains and show land seek
ers over the country on notitica-
ton by mail or wire.
Some great bargains are now
open. Values are steadily ad-
vancing. Property has gone up
over 25 per cent in the last year.
The newspaper., 1906-04-06

The social gwen by the B. Y. P.
U. at the opera house on last Fri
day evening was we'll attended,
about $50 persons were there.
The time was spent in games
Delicious refreshments were
served and all report a good time.
The newspaper., 1906-04-06

w. ]. Read came down from
Crawford on Wednesday and is
looking for a man to run his ranch
this year. He says that the mud
is drying up very fast in that sec
ton and they will soon be able to
get into the orchards to prune
and spray.
The newspaper., 1906-04-06
whispers, sit is not the priest play

" lh5PCiS, IL 10 nv ehS PiASoS Pios
ing, but another. The evil one is
abroad tonight" And as they
hasten homeward under the crack
ing branches OF the forest, the music,
blending with the voice of the rising
storm dies away in long wall and
is silent.
Within, the priest sits before the
organ, his head bent forward upon
the keys. Long he sits there and
then the old house keeper enters
sheltering with her hand the candle
from the wind which sweeps un-
needed through the still open case
ment. Gently she touches his
shoulder, and then, lifting dull eyes
to her he says, Mother go to your
rest. Past sins came out of their
graves tonight and visited me, but
now the storm is over"
And when next day he goes among
his people, the good priest whom all
love, they wonder anew that he, in
life SO blameless, can have for their
sorrows so deep a sympathy, for
their sins so divine pity.
The newspaper., 1906-04-06

w. ID. Hines and family drove
over to the Surface Creek country
on Sunday and visited with a
brother of Mrs. Hines. They re-
turned on Monday
The newspaper., 1906-04-06

II. l.. Buck, of Hotchkiss, was
given the contract for eXcavating
the 1900 yard of earth to make
room fo the 40x90 stone storage
room of the Surface Creek Fruit
Growers Association at Cory.
The newspaper., 1906-04-06

The Childs Ditch company held
a meeting here last Tuesday and
elected II. c. Getty, president; C..
S. Blanchard, secretary-treasurer
and G. A. Gipe, vicc-president.
The newspaper., 1906-04-06

We call special attention to the
list of land for sale offered by c.
c. Hawkins. Among these prop
critics you should be able to find
something that would suit your
eastern friend.
The newspaper., 1906-04-06

R. M. Jones left on Tuesday
for Twin Falls, Idaho, where he
will reside in the future. His two
sons are located there at present
and Mr.. Jones did not like the
idea of remaining here.
The newspaper., 1906-04-06

Cezar Zanola left Wednesday
for Kansas City for short stay
He went with the Bowman Bros
who we're taking cattle to that
market.
The newspaper., 1906-04-06

Mrs. Patton, of Beulah. Colo.
has purchased so acres of land
from w. N. Parker and will i'm
prove the place for permanent
home. The land is located on
Ward creek.
The newspaper., 1906-04-06
Loans Wanted

A few good loans wanted on
ranches. improved town property.
ditch stock or collateral notes.
c. c. HAWKINS.
The newspaper., 1906-04-06

1t has been decided to hold a
public meeting at the Eckert
cemetery on Arbor day. The
men to put in the day clearing
up the grounds and generally i'm
proving the looks of the place.
The ladies are to bring dinners
and serve same at the church at
noon. Come one and all. Tell
your neighbors to come. This is
a work that deserves your atten-
ton and help.
The newspaper., 1906-04-06

| can sell you 100 acres of
choice bottom land only three
miles from Paonia near railroad
switch for $250.00 per acre. New
house. Sixty acres best fruit land
in the valley. Abundance of
water in Paonia ditch, 20 acres of
young orchard. This land prop
erly cared for will quadruple
in value within six years besides
netting the fortunate buyer so per
cent per annum on his investment.
Land no better than this pro
duced this year one thousand
dollars worth of apples per acre.
Owner must sell at once.
1915 I. d. McFADDEN.
The newspaper., 1906-04-06

O. A. Peterson and wife re-
turned Monday from Salt Lake
City where thew have been visit
ing. They state that they are
very glad to get back.
The newspaper., 1906-04-06

The Baptist people are clearing
their lots this week preparatory
to erecting an imposing church
edihce.
The newspaper., 1906-04-06

S. P. Mckinley and wife, his
two sons, Charlie and Tom all of
Crawford, lett Saturday morning
for their new home in Pomeroy,
Washington.
The newspaper., 1906-04-06

H. c. Baker is rapidly erecting
a residence on his ranch north OF
town. The structure is frame
16x20 feet. He also expects to
plant several acres of orchard this
spring. Such improvements as
these are what advances the in
terests of the valley.
The newspaper., 1906-04-06

A rich and rare entertainment
is that prepared for the people by
the Paonia Woman's club for
Friday. April 20. Secure your
tickets early and get good seats.
The newspaper., 1906-04-06

Harry Sare had a new arrival
at his home on last Thursday.
Its girl and weighs 10 pounds.
Mother and babe are doing we'll.
The newspaper., 1906-04-06
LOCAL ITEMS.

VIM. Eggleston and Geo. Rey-
nolds, from the North Fork, were
over here this week.
The newspaper., 1906-04-06

Geo. A. Morris, wife and family,
arrived Friday from Fairweather,
Mimi, to remain. Mr.. Morris
owns property near town which
he expects to improve this sum-
mer.
The newspaper., 1906-04-06

fornia, Her only relatives went
to that place last fall and she
goes to make her future home
with them. Miss Barlow will be
missed by her many friends here.
The newspaper., 1906-04-06

Surface Creek Champion.
Ben F. Doughty left Saturday
for Idaho to spend short vaca-
ton with brother there.
The newspaper., 1906-04-06

H. S. Klingensmith this week
purchased 10 acres on Barrow's
mesa from Theo. Polling. Con-
sideration 100000.
The newspaper., 1906-04-06

J. c. Meyers, of Paonia, has
purchased forty acres for $500
and will make this valley his
future home.
The newspaper., 1906-04-06

]. E. Abrams purchased 10 acres
this week on Barrow's mesa from
J.Wicke. Consideration So 900 90.
The newspaper., 1906-04-06
LOCAL ITEMS.

c. l.. Eubanks and Frank Hice
were down from Paonia on Mon
day.
The newspaper., 1906-04-06

Miss Alice Barlow left Tues
day morning for Redlands, Cali
The newspaper., 1906-04-06

Mrs. DIR. Meiklejohn, of Som
merset, visited with friends here
on Tuesday.
The newspaper., 1906-04-06

Old papers for sale at this Office
The newspaper., 1906-04-06

Send The NEWSPAPER east.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-22
Camara de Delegados

(Conttnuacidn de Ia pdgtaa 9'l
d los seioreS Feaile, Dlax Navarro
y Falkoe
La CanAra nomhra los seIores
Santoni, Was Oahoteco y Franco.
Orden dsl dia
FL Presidente de la C&mara frma
el Il r 4 SRslativa q pago de suel-
dos por Ell municlpio de Fsiardos Sc
envfa al Conseio Executive para que
10 frme el presidents dc GQuella alta
CAmAra.
Sc dlscuss el iniorms de la Conf.
sion de LeglSlacI6n Sobre el c B IL
LEY del Notarisdol y es sprobGdo.
Puesto q votacs6n dich1 proyscto ss
aprueba y pasa al Conssio EJesutivo.
Ell st1or Mariana Abrll informa
las enmien3as del q, B. "a tsobre Po.
liciA i4sulsr.
EI sem >r SAntont piie 40 const tu'
va la Cam ara en CoMIsion total para
diEculir dicho proyecso..
Fl SscretArio do leoturA al bill de
reterenci&,
E. atElr Rsrnardini propoLe una
ermienda y puesta votaci6n Queda
deSechada.
FL Gen9r Matienzo propone una
ermlenda y 60 aceptAda.
El EsI )r Santoni sc opone q 10
que determine 10 Sscci6n 6a. rsgpecto
al aumento de uaeldo los iefss, of.
ciales y gusrdias do ls policis lnsu.
lar.
ksn' esta que dc eslar conforms
con ei sumento de sueldo, >xolo | es.
tariA Goa el de is guardisa. Propo.
ne que, con rsspectJ u aueldo del
coronel, en- vez de IS. 900 snuales Sc
l. sefialen S2.5l5.
El senior VlGE = O5hoEsco N mknlfeIta
que esla Contorms Goa que So 10 Eu
menie el sle do los poiiCtas, porQue
$50 measakles que reGlben dc sueldo
40 les da para cobrlr sus nesssidsdeI,
msnOs Iodavia squellos que Ion
padres de famtlis, Tambiea eatk con
forme con ell sumsnto inIignihcanta
que se le hLce en el sueldo los of :
cIales del mLamo Cdsrpo, pero expone
que no 10 eIIa con 10 que dlspone sl
bill de que as admeale en- 200 plszm
ell cuerpo de Ia polleiA.
Elaehor Ramos colvIene con 10
proputItj por el .eaor SAINT Jri; pero
sAtima jusIo que oesds los guArdias
haIta los Gsrgsntot debe aumsnGSrsele,
ell aueldo.
Elleiio Or SAnIoni, en- virGud lie hs'
Der Sido Apsobado Ell Sumsnt1 de suel
do del Coronel, com sndsnte J capita
mes de 10 polIsia insular, ex2ons que
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-22

no We porqu6 raz6n no han de aerls
aumentado el de los demas mismbros
de 10 policla, pero que estando va
determinadoA los sueldos en- el bill de
presupueSto. no debe aumsntSrsele &
ninguno, Maxine cuando 10 Aituacion
del Tesoro NJ esta en- condiciones do
hacsr esoa aumsntoz y ellos ssntarian
IN NAL precedente, para 81 msdans 80
queria rsbaisr el sueldo dc otroa fun
cionarios.
FL seilor Was och oseco manifesto
que esoa aumentoS tsIan iuStiheadoa,
y soStisne que oil Tesoro insular esta
cate aRio en- situao.6l mas pr6spera
que el ana pAsado.
Cree que e1s aumento 90 moraliza.
dor, porQue eoasldera qus Goa tai es.
timulo So puede con seguir una po!iciA
tiel y honrada. La pollcfa es la sal
vsguardia~1 lice de vidat y hacien
dAs y ella dsbe estar dignam snle re-
trihuida.
e. sen )r Saatoni soItisne au crl.
ierlo dc que Se mAntangan los Actua.
les sueldos d Ia policla.
Manifesto Qus no sabs porque 90
t1tsnta sumentar el sueldo los jetes
J ofcia.eS de la p0liCiA J no & los
mseItroI grAduAdos. QIs cree que
eIs di6ero que So trsta ds emplear en-
h hAcer un aumento gsnsroso en- el suel-
do de eSos fdncIonarIos debs utilizar.
80 en- Instruction pIolica.
FL senor Soier kesponde al se.
nor Santoni, expreIkndo que los pro.
fssores graduAdos estAn en- las mis-.
mas condicionsE rsspesto q sueldo,
que los caboI de 10 policla; y que 81
Aumento que SO intanlA 60 el bill "a.
ciends Sl40 COO nombrados que sean
los 200 guardiaH mas.
III stn1r Was O:h 3tsco toItisne
aus snterioreS argumsntaclones y res
ponde al sefi0r solar que ell aument
de ess oAntidad se sntiende caso de
qte oil caerp) 50 com lusiera de $50
guardissi pero que ests solo ss el H.
mite que pueden llegar los nombra-
misntos.
Puesta a votacl6n Ia Gtcc!6u Ga.
obi ato de la discussion, fle dsrro,ada,
triunfAndo la proposition del sefIor
SAntoni
ri sef II Abrii plds que 50 recon-
Iiders esIs secsion.
r frienioGe q Is sescl6n IL sobre
sumeoto de guardiAs, que el 81 nor
Was pidio Sc re iuierA 9 100 plsEas, 81
seli >r Bsrnsrdini SO opons, manifss
tando que Se msntenga ell ndmsro de
200, en- atsncI6n q 10 sscAGo de vlgllan'
cia que Sc encuentran nusatroa cAmpoa
po, taltA de poliefaH,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-22

Todd, Nlnguno On Rbsoluto. Los
peri6dicos siemprs le han llamado la
stenci6n de clio al Gubierno, pero no
20 le pone atenci6n..
Kinkaid. La queia es de que estan
ocupados psra usos particulares?
Todd 81, senior.
Kinkaid. Cuando dsbisran ser
ocupados exclusivaments para propo
sitos pdblicos2
Todd 81, senior.
Kinkaid. No So paga compenss.
ci6n a'guna por el uso do esos edifcios
para prop6sitos partlculares?
Todd Ninguns, en- absoluto.
Hubbard. FL hscho ca que & usts-
des SO les ponen edifsios inferiores
que tenels que usar para prop6sitos
gubernamentsles, para que estos edi.
fcios de que usted habla puedsn ser
ocupados para prop6sitos partlcula.
res?
Todd 81, senior.
Hubard La Corts de los Estados
Unidos est& on IN lugar inferior.
Todd. 81, sen Or.
HubGrd. Y el Juez de los E.tadoa
Unidos esta ocupando un sitio infs.
rior?
Todd. 81, senior.
Gilbert. Cuansos peri6dicoa hay
en- Puerto Rico publicados en- ell lido.
ma ingles?
Todd Habia uno editado por un
caballero americana desde que loi
americanos llegaron alli, pero desgra
ciadamente tuvo que ssllr de la tsls
haee afIo y medic, 81 la Comisi6n me
psrmite deEviarme del asunto de lol
edifcios plblicos por un m momsnto, Ii
dire que, como voy q explicar ense
guida ests 90 uno de los motIvos del
ssutimiento de disgusto por parte de
los puertorriquen os. Hay dos dlfe
rentes claSes dc esica eisrGidos er
Puerto Rico por los cab&llsros anne.
ricAnos que van ALA q enseii arnos CO
mo debemos gobernRrnoa. Uno On q
que usan cuand) etta1 tratsndo cor
puertorrlqueiios y oil otro es el gu,
usan cusndo de americauos 80 srata
Este cAbsllero era 10 que uatsdss liza
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-22

Was Ochoteeo. No cree que sea
10 indispensable sl aumsnto de mas 8
menos guardias para sl msjor ser.
vicio, sino 10 decorosa retribuci6n do
sstos, q I'm de que eaiea indspendisn.
tes y puedan verss libres de trAbas on
sl buen eumplimiento de su deber.
Propone una enmiepda: Qde on vez do
$40 guardias 80 file el ndmsro dc 750
y iu6 Aceptada.
FL seior Arrillaga. Dice que sse
ndmero debiera del arse en- 10 sscci6n,
como faeultad consedida 81 Goberna.
nador para 60 un cAso urgsnts nom.
brar los guArdias necssarios hassa sl
limite discriminate en- 10 ley.
El aefior Romero R1sa. Dice gus
esMma que ca el Cuerpo de 10 policia
nay demaHiado ndmero de cApitAnsa,
: tsnientel; mss de los que ex'ge un
battalion organizado. Presenta una
enmlsnds, consiStsnts en- que ss hsgan
economics entire el nGmero de o6ciales,
dssignando & Ciertas dem arcaaionss
sargentos en- yes de ohcIslesi & varioa
pusatoa oAbos on lugar ds sargentoa
etc.
El Or Abril expone QUE siendo
ESQ de cArsctsr interior del cuerpo,
nAdis mas que sl JET, podfA sAber co.
mo deberfA ser diAtribuida esa fderka
J no dsbe legislarse en- tai ssntldo pof
que clio constltuirfA IN atentado { Ia
bdens organization del cuerpo.
PueatA q voIscI6n ls enmienda del
seilor Romero, tue dssschadA.
El senor Ramos hAce otra snmlen.
do y 90 tambien desschada, quedAndo
sprobsds 10 secci6n.
Sc lee 10 seccl6n 81 y 90 aprobAdA.
En- la aeccl6n 81 Sc de- lecturA
una enmisndA del sei Or Romero que
determine el uso de les armaS en- los
flnciOnariOA de 10 poIlel2l
El sefior Ramos hass otra enmisn.
ds Adiclonal, que deIermina que cuan'
do un policia insular fAite 4 suS de-
bsrss, en- VIZ de ser somstidA su cAusA
ds,puss de inAtruida, q estudio In
forme del Auornsy general, ccmo go
,aa m.nIe 90 prAcsicA, aea enIregAdo
di sho poliCfs 4 loS trlbunAleS, J G.toa
ouedsn juIgAr.eG J eAEtlgarleI lbre'
inert como si Ie trRtars de cualQ uier
oro ciudadAdo.
Pueltas 4 votAci6n las x prssadas
enmien las Ion deIschadas, Fl bill
que1s apFobAdo.
A petici6n del senior Soler 30 le.
vAnt6 la aesi6n J On virtld de ser hoy
dfa de heatA Official, Ie Cit6 para ma
aana visrneS & lAI 2 do 10 tArds,
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Para sehoIas, nIhos J nj
has, ropa hecha

SNo ha visto usted los magnffcos
traiea, blusas, kimonaa, sscos, guar.
d. polvos, enaguas, camisas, cubre
corsets, traies para niGas y nlfos,
etc., etc., de telas hilo, hechos On nuss.
tros tslleres? Aunque los precios
que vendemos son MUY MODICOS
no hacemos NADIA de pacotilla.
Nuestro exIenso surtido compren.
de desde Ia blusa mas sencills, aats
los ricos traies adornAdos con
encaiel do hilo, calados, bordadoa
etc.
The Porto Rico Drawn Work &
Embroidery CO.
10, Fortaleza, San Juan.
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Puerto-Rico en- WASHINGTON
InfMme de ID 0mil6l De los Nu0idpiN ante eI
(Qnit( Dc ASuDtQS InSuheS
Notas taquigrafcas completes

marian un periodiata samarillos,y era
muy energieo, pero le paa6 que 90 en-
contr6 envuelto on las redes de la ley,
por medic dc uno de aus Artfculos, y
fas ssntsnciado por un iurado en- las
Cortes locales 10 sentencia fu6 con
firmada por la Corts Suprema do
Puerto Rico.
Presidents. Esa sentencia era pri
sion?
Todd Fue sentenciado & un afio
de priaion. y apel6 q 10 Corte Supre
ma de los Estados Unidos, soble al
gdn punto tecuico, y hacs dos 8 tres
meses, durants la aussncia del Gobsr-
nador de Puerto Rico on sus vAcacio
mes, ls Corte Saprema de los Estados
Unidos confrm6 saa ssntencia. Asi
90 que exc hombre hubiera teaido que
ir Puerto Rico y servir 81 ssnlsncia,
Pero el Gobsrnador de Puerto Rico, -
el caballero que oeupaba esa posici6n
entonces temporalmente, no ae si fue
aj petici6a del indlvlduo 9 no, con
muso Ia ieatsncia por una multa de
Sl00. Ahora bien; ess 90 el primer
caso sucedido en- Puerto Rico 90 el
cual IN indtviduo ssnteociado & pri
ai0n y Ia sentencia confrmada por
dos Cortes Supremas, que su sentsn
cia hays aldo conmutada por una
multa. Eits indisiduo eataba en- H.
bertad bsio fsnza. en- New York, no
tuvo que volvsr q la isla.
| Presidente Fue declarado culpa.
ble de libelo criminal2
Todd. 81, sefior.
GAbert. No hay ningdn perl6dico
lpublicado On ing es On la isla ahorai
Todd No que yo sspa.
Gilbert. Vuesiras leye, son pro
mulgsdss en- espanol?
Todd En- espanol y en- inglei.
Ambos 1diomas son ofolales.
Presidente Hay una pregunta que
quiero haceFles. Comp yo 10 entisn
do, y me sorprendio cuando usted me
inform6 ssi, las declsiones de vuss
ira Corts Suprema no estan impresas'
Todd No essAn imprssas.
| PreSideate. En- volinen encua
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-22

dernados que puedan enconirsrte "a
las Cortes?
Todd. No, senor; no 10 estkn.
Presidente. nj siquiera en- sus Cor.
tss supremay y de Apelaei6ne
Todd. No senior. Il Lsgislaturs
do Puerto Rico hace dos saos pss6
una Icy separ6 un montante Dc dine.
70 para 10 publieaei6n dc sstas deei.
stones, y aln no 20 ha publicado un
solo vol6men.
Rucksr. Por quo, aefor AlcaldsP
Todd. No podrfa dscirls.
Rucksr. ri dinero 10 habia dasti,
nado para elloS
Todd. 81, senior.
Page. Esa publicaei6n est& on ma
nos del Gobernador y 81 Consejo, 6
On que manos sstaria natura almsnte ssa
publ.caci6l?
Todd, Supongo que $50 estaris
en- manos de 10 misma Corte Suprs.
ma, 9 on 10 ofcina del Attorney Gs.
neral.
Presidsnts. Como 90 distribuyen
las decisiones, en coplas de maquini.
lla?
Todd. 81, ae1or.
Presidenh. En- las Filipinas tisnen
copiss encuadernadas do les decisio.
nes dc 81 Corte Supreme, y satas 90.
tan slendo de un efecto beneficial. Esa
90 una do las sosas espleadidas de
uuestrs administration allf.
Rucker. Qle msdtos tIenen los
abogadoa que practican alM do saber
como ha aldo construida una ley?
Todd. Tenemos nueatras leyes CO.
Idifoadas.
Rescker Han sido eodifcadaaP
Todd. 81, senior.
hucker. Pero en- cuAnto & las de.
ciaienes dc les Cortss uatedes no tie.
men NADIA mas que copias en- maqui'
lnillas?
| Todd. 81, SEN or; ESQ % todo.
| Roc. .ker. Y 81 un individuo pier
dc Au copia dc maquinilla, ss perdi6
Ia ley hay que conseg guirla do nue.
I've?
| Todd. s., senior.
] (Continuard
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ia ||ustracijn ArtIstica"

Publicaci6n la mas economical del
mundol
Los cinco tomos luiosamente en-
cuadernados correspondent & Ella Bi
blioteca Ilustrada
Un ndmero semanal del peri6dico
Ella Ilustraci6n Artistica.s
Un ndmsro quineenal de eel Sal6n
de 10 Moda.s
Todo por noventR centavos msn-
sualesl!!
Sc suscribe On 10 Agencia General
de F. Siragusa y ca, Ponce, P. r. y
sub Agsntes Victor M. Marin, Areci-
bo. Francisco Segura, San Justo 10,
San Juan, P. r. y demas sub Agen.
ten en- Ia isla de Puerto Rico Vieques
| y Repdblica Dominicana.
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Sc Vende { arriendl

Una 6nea rdStica, aituada en- el
kil6metro II de Ia carretsra central y
cerca de Bio PiedraG, compussta de
81 cuerdaS de terrenos, con espAcIosa
casa de vivienda, dep6sito de sgua, y
cuerdas de canas, machos trutales y
buenoa paItos,
Para intormss dlrliirse & Carlos
e. Blondet, San Juan q Rato. Rsy,
Rio PiadrAR.
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Gran Hotel II Acacia y
San Francisco So, San Juan Pto, r or
Habitaoionss treseaa y vensladas
lrR elsstrisa, banos.
AuAptaAn MIN. skk -TJEi,,, 1ss
PERDIDA

En- Ia msfana del la3ado II de
Febrero So han perdido On Ia Plaza
principal Q ceres de ella, dles y ocho
dollars en- billetes de banco. La per
sorS que les hays eneontrado Que
los devoelvs 81 DepArtamen.o de Edu.
caclon, ssra recompensada gsneross-
mente. "a,
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AVISO
d z del de sar Europa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-22
AVISO

Sc vende por la mitSd de iu valor
un aparato para fabricAr debiias Car.
bonatadas. Sc compone del gefsrador,
tres fuentes con sus correspondence
lavaderoG de gag, una mesa para lie
mar botellas de tapones de gravltsci6n
y un llenador de sitones.
Para informes dirigirse 90 Csmuy
A ANTONIO CASTILLO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-22
Hotel (0SnlOpOitd
Gale de la Luna. -Yabucoa.

Casa dc nueva construction. Ven
tilsci6n y capacidad enlas habitacio
nes. Buena mesa y baaos. Pr6ximc
Alas prlncipales caEss de conercio y
& 10 ofclna do correos. Admite abo
nos, PrecIos modicos.
Faustiao Cintr6n
Propietarto.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-18

syivanus c. Farnham. "a Oakland. and Eve
Ign B. Clifford. IS. city.
David f. Blcigalupi. 81. 522 Filbert St. and
Alice T. Baeigalupi IS, Kentheld-
John 7. Davies. "a 14i9 Vermont ST., and
Annie Feederle. %. 1410 Vermont ST.
Robert E. McCabe. 26. 032 Church ST.. and
Clara L. Dsolette, q. s9eS Twenty-fourth 81.
John W. Stone. 33. 64S Waller ST.. and Elm
NJ. Dahl. %. Gas Waller st.
Arthur H: Vance. 21- city, and Mabel l. Nor
Tracy norton. 21 ns Crescent ave. and
Stella Yath. 10. San jose.
Alexander H. Postley, II. 2664 Bryant st.. and
John S Baker 27 1457 Page ST.. and Alice
E. Owens. %. f457 Page ST
Harry r. Lawlor. n. 1474 Page st. and
Harry Beshormsn q. 1907 Howard st. and
Annie t. Pattison. IS. e423 Twenty-afth St
Joseph Chelint 26 4231 Nineteenth ST.. and
Elizabeth Patterson. 21, 1921 Nineteenth St
Charles Robertson p. 1f60 York ST.. and Mar
gle Sullivan. 81. 6o4 st
Leonard L. Klemmer. 21 Willows. and Sadie
V. MeHugh. Is 40 Baker 81
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-18
PROPOSALS.

NOTICE INVITING PROPOSALS OR BIDS FOR
LEASE OF WHARF-Offce of the Board OF
Ferry House San Francisco. Cal. September
10. 1905: Sealed proposals or bids viii be
sessd oedcs at this ofss At or P51s to 29
1906, for the lease OF wharf along the water
front line south Of the Atchison, Topeka and
Of aao feet IN snrh Sy 90 fsst n mS
which wharf Is about to be erected in accord
ance with the plans and specifications pre-
Board OF State Harbor Commissioners. and
adopted By the board August %. 1905, and
ence is hereby made. for the sum Of twenty
four thousand nine hundred and thirty (s24.-
$500 dollars. which said amount is the cost
Said lease win be awarded to the bidder who
win pay as rent In advance upon award OF
said lease the amount required to construct the
said wharf to-wit the said sum OF twenty
four thousand nine hundred and thirty ($24.-
0S0) dollars. and who win execute and take a
lease thereof for the shortest period OF time
not exceeding nfteen years; said lease TO
date from the time OF completion OF said i'm
provsnent, and and acceptance thereof By this
age and tolls. Said lease shall contain cove
ment- that the lessee shall keep and maintain
as when received, and shall at the termina-
ton of the lease turn the same over to the
Board Of State Harbor Commissioners in
win be received un1ess 1t is made on blank
form furnished from this office. and is ac-
companied BY certified check for the said
sum of twenty-four thousand nine hundred
and thirty (S24 $500 dollars. payable to the
order Of the secretary Of the board The
check OF the bidder to whom the lease shall be
awarded shall forthwith be and become full
payment In advance OF the rent OF said wharf.
Nor Will such proposal or bid be considered by
this board unless delivered to the secretary or
to the assistant secretary. at the Office OF the
on Thursday. September 27, 1906. at which
time and place the bids will be opened. The
board reserves the right TO reject any or all
bids II deemed for the best interests of the
State. Bidders are invited TO be present at
the opening OF bids CHAS. II. SPEAR. J..
d. MACKENZIE, HENRY J. CROCKER.
Board OF State Harbor Commissioners. Lott
D. Norton. Chief Engineer. John NJ Foy.