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Board Of Medical Exa-
miners Of Porto Rico.

En- la Oficina de este Board Sc celebra-
ran ell martes de octubre pr6Ximo y dias
sucesiVos eXamenes para los aspirantes a
licencias para pTacticar legalmente la Me-
dicina Ia Ciruiia en- Puerto Rico, 10 mis-
mo que para los que deseen obtener una
licencia que los acredite como Cirujanos
Memories, Comadronas 8 Nurses (enfer-
meras.)
Los medicos presentaran en- esta Secre-
TARA una solicitud jurada, al tftulo de
Universidad Escuela de Medicina, que
los acredite como tales y pagaran un dere-
cho en- Tesorerfa de 15 do lars.
Los aspirantes & licencias de Cirujs amos
Memories, Comadronas 8 Nurses presenta-
ran igual solicitud, acompafiandO ertlfica-
dos facultativos que le acrediten haber
hecho practica estudios en- Hospitales,
pOr un tempo no menor de dos amos. Los
derechOs de examenes y certificadOs serf n,
10 dollars los Practicantes, las Comadro-
mas v 10 las Nurses 6 enferm eras.
Las sOlicitudes en- blanco podran pedllse
q esta Secretarfa, 10 mismO que cualquiera
explicaci0n que fuese necesar1a, relac1O-
NADIA con dichos examenes.
Pasada esta convocstoria, sera conside-
rada como practica Illegal la Tde tOdOs los
Medicos, Practicantes, COmadrOnas 6 Nur-
ses que encontrandose en- Puerto Rico On
el tempo de Ia publ caci0n de este anun-
c o ejerzan cualquiera de estas prOfesiOnes
sin sOmeterse 10 que la ley exile.
DIR. M. QUEVEDO BAEZ,
Secretario.
San Francisco r. 10.
ApartadO 712s Nv. s.
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La REvOLUCION EN
CUBA.

Detenci6m de Jose Miguel Gomez. -
Ain cuando en- la Secretaria de Goberna-
ci6n no Sc ha dado la noticia, sc On ase-
gura que fu6 en- Saucti Spfritus donde
detuvieron al General Jose Miguel Go.
mez.
LlegodG de Juan GatolbertO Gomez q del
General Castillo d Ia Hob0a0. -Por el
ferrocarril Central llegaron 4 dicha ciudad
custodiados por un piquete de. 20 -hombreS
de la Guardia Rural, al mando de un te-
niente, los sefiores Castillo Duany Juan
Gualberto Gomez, siendo conducidos in
mediatamente la c6rcel, donde quedaron
disposition del Juez Especial senior
Ar6stegui.
Un numeroso gentfo presenci6 la llega-
da de los prisioneros en- Ia Estaci6n y los
sigui6 cierta distancia hasta la carcel.
FL Juez Ar6stegui Sc constituy6 en- la
prisi6n, tomando declaration & los deteni-
dos.
Estos vinieron en- caro- especial, y du-
rante el viaje no hubo novedad.
"A la c6rcel fueron trasladados en- la
Ambulancia.
La Cdm1ara de Concrete. La C6mara
de Comercio de la Habana en- pleno ha
visitado al PTeeidente demostrandole sus
simpatfas el disgusto que ha causado en-
los centros comerciales la aparici6n de
partidas contra ell Gobierno constituido.
Com6ate en- Pi4or del Rio. -El General
Rodriguez, Jefe de Ia Guardia Rural,
manifesta haberse ibrado un porfado
combate en- Rio Eco y San Luis, entire las
fue1zas que mandan los commentaries del
Cuerpo sefiores Laurent Lloret y las
partidas de Luis Perez y Pine Guerra, y
crefase que de su resultado dependfa la
suerte De Pinar del Rio, para donde sa-
Heron importantes refUerzos,
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FL RESULTADO DE
las intransigen
Cias en- Lajas.
AIlf-.-diCen---sera VenGidO eI partidO
republican, pot los FepubliGanOs
libFeS.
(De nuesiro oorropon8a5 espooiaL }
septiembre 13.

Septiembre 13.-
FL pueblo que soportaba en- silencio Las
intransigencias imposicioneB de los caci-
ques, r6mora de todo progreso ibertad,
que han sido nuestra eterna pesadilla;
81 pueblo que no recibe Ia burla lanzada 4
Ru faz por los eneopetados mandarines de
siempre; ese pueblo que no Sc deja condu7
cir por falsos derroteros, que 10 llevarfan
al desprestigio moral. material y polfico;
ese pueblo que anheIa ibertad, porque Be
halla circunscrito en- m1Y estrecho cfrculo,
levanta su voz 81 grito de la raz6n re-
percutira por todas las conciencias honra-
das, pidiendo redenci6n.
Asi 10 deInanda esta hermosa trilogfa:
Justicia, honradez = patriotismo.
Dejemos IN lado 8 los polfticos bas
tardog que Sc han empenado en- anbyugar
nuestra voluntad, dominar nuestra libre
acci6n del pensamiento, y emprendamos Ia
lucha por ell bienestaT comGn del pueblo
laieno.
Ba dado comienzo al principle del fin
para ell partido republican,, el hombTe
que Sc considera libre yerguese airado
contra las torpezas cometidas dentro de
eaa agrupaci6n, anulada boy por su pro
pia culpa.
Ell partido "RepubIicano lajeno" ha
empezado tafer Ia campafla de Ia iber.
tad sin frenos, sin obstaculos algunos que
impida 4 los ciudadanos diBfrutar de sus
inmenBos benefcios: ya era tempo. Los
elementos que 10 componen son republica-
nos, pero de los que no admiten trabas pa
ra eiercer su lib6rrimo derecho rompen
en- mil pedazos las cadenas de los Comites
opresores y anti-democraticos, ndmense
Conite Executive Comit6s locales.
Este partido sera peque1o, luchara con
un enemigo poderoso, ira Ia derrota, pc.
ro sabra mantener gran altura sus al
truistas ideales, cuando las masas popu
Iares Sc convenzan de su triste condici6n
de parias, sometidas al capricho de los
grandes, Sc levantaran para decirles: 'Ce-
sar tuvo un bruto," Napoleon halo su de-
rrota en- Waterloo, el Partido Republica-
ne tendr6 gu caida para no levantarse mas
al empuie de las invictas huestes de los
"Republicanos lajenos,'' id ocultaros en-
nuestros hogares, que va estamos cansados
de soportar la OPPRESSION vejaminosa. " Y
ell partido republican, vencido por repu-
blicanos libres no se levantara jamds.
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EN- PARIS INTEITO
Sc IN rObO de pie
dras preciosas
10 que afirna I'm GOnOCido doctor
auStIiaCO.
Singular llajs que Ia hseha
On ''hIuIaD ds Marssia.

Dicen de Paris que pretendi6se poT
I'M individuo robar Ia magnlfca collection
de piedras preciosas regaladaG por j. Pier
pom Morgan Ia naci6n franceaa y qua So
hallan guardadas en- u museo de historic
natural del Jardfn de Plants.
I'm conocido DIR. austriaco de nom
bre Hermann Schwartz, de so amos de
edad, eatd deade hace % afios alimentan-
dose aolamente de leche, airmando Ell suso.
dicho doctor que pesar de la edad que
tiene encu6ntrase como un joven de 20
amos
-Ha sido antregada sal destinatario en-
Londres, una carta que iba dirijida del
siguiente modo: Casa que hace esquina
dos perroB de piedra 81 frente. Londres
El remitente lparece que olvid6 el nombre
del destinatario, pero no Ia arquitectura
de Ia casa.
En- brsve seran trasladados los. restos
del Papa Leon XIII de la capilla del coro
de la Iglesia San Pedro q Ia basflica de
San Juan, Iugar que design6 81 en vida
para que fueran depositados Hus res.
tos.
-Monsefior Giraudot, presidente de la
Academia de profeeores de Bale de Paris
que ha llegado 4 dicha ciudad despu6s de
asistir 81 meeting international que se
VERTIGO en- Roma, dice que las principales
dan2as que Be bailaran en- Ell continente
Europeo el pr6ximo invierno, segdn el
acuerdo de dicha AsambIea international,
seran: Two Step, Boston, Mazurka @Es-
paiola" Waltz "Franco Italiano", Polka
"Kitten" "Danza de la Coquete-
ria.
jean Gourdamesen, un ''b1uja de
Marsella, ha llegado Paris despu6s de
haber viaiado $40 miIlas agarrado uno
de los ejes de I'm wagon del expreso de
Marsella. Fu6 enviado Z la c6rcel Ia
llegada por vagabundo.
-Hase tornado un trust para explotar
la venta de hielo en- Berna, procedente
del Monte Blanco. Grandes tempanos de
hieIo son arrancados de Ia montana tras-
portados para la venta, grandes distan-
cias.
Una muier ha hecho ell viaje desde
Glasgow Canada con un ticket que fue
vendido hace 81 amos al scr presentado
dicho ticket en- las ofcinas de la CompafiIa
Allen Line, dfjosele que 10 mismo que
hace 81 amos, puede hacer ahora el viaje
que sefiala el pasaie.
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.CASOS Y COSAS
AMERICANS

Mrs. Mamie BIGGER, de 25 amos de edad
fu6 seguida por las GALES de St. Louis Mo.
por un individuo que al aparecer deseaba
hablarla.
En- una esquina adelant6sele el, y, dete.
MENDOZA, dfjola:
-Deseo hablarla.
Ella dei6 que 6l Sc le acercara hizo
como que iba arreglar ell prehdedor de
su sombrero. =
Cuando 81 estuvo al alcance de sus ma
nos, descaTg6le un pufietazo con ambas
manos la vez, y6ndose de espaldas ell in
truso.
Como un coche sc acercara con algunoS
individuos dentrO, el hombre p6sose de pie
echo correr. Los del coche ofrecieron-
la conducirla & su casa, pero ella rehus6,
continuando pie.
En- Rochester un individuo que muri6
en- la miseria y que apenas 81 Sc alimenta-
ba, habiendo perdido la vista desde hacfa
siete amos, dej6 dentro de una maleta vieja
mil pesos, que fueron encontrados deSpu6s
de gu muerte
AL saberae el descubrimiento del dinerO
en- la maleta, hanse preeentado getenta y
dos personals como herederoB del infeliz
ciago.
I'm iuez de Pueblo, Col. ha recibido dos
tarjetas postales muy graciOsas por 10 sin
gulares que son. %-.
La una dice: "Amigo iuez: Sfrvase eonce-
der eli divorcio mi esposa y cargueme los
gastos mi al future esposo de ella.
"Los cargos que ella hace en- mi contra
no son verdaderos, pero ac6ptelos y deela
que sc lsrgue. Suyo",
La otra postal ha sido publicada con ls
frma del remitente y dice del siguiente
modo:
"Veo que Ia que fu6 mi espoBa ha
presentado demanda de divorcio en- mi
contra.
''Yo le prometf cuando me case con ella
darle todo 10 que deseara, de modo que
dele mi consentimiento Permftale divor.
ciarse, por vida de Dios y reciba las gra-
cias. Quisiera poderle ofrecer q ella una
docena de divorCios, poTque comprendo
que es un eatorbo." Oscar Greer"
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EN- NEW YORK


Hospedaje de primera clase; ca
pa situada en- 81 punto mas cen
rico de la ciudad, cerca de Broad
way, parque central, subway
y los trenes eleyados que ofre
cen grandes conveniencias a los
Viajeros. Trato esmerado, habi-
taciones espaciosas, claras, y mag
mica cocina, precios modioos. Te-
l6fono Y dem8s adelantos moder-
aos.
Dirijirse 4 M. LUZUNARIs.
1873 WEST 64 STREET.
NEW-YORK. CITY.
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A los padres de famiIia de SantuTce.

Designado por Ia Junta Escolar de San
Juan para desempenar Ia EscueIa Princi-
pal de este Importance poblado, cumple
mi deber manifestaros que la matrfcula
para los alumnos de la misma estar6
alberta los dfas II, Is y 19, de 8 IL de
Ia mafiana , de ! & de Ia tarde.
Manuel Negr5n CO1laso.
Principal.
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MDIcADOR GENERAL

coNsEI0 A LAS MADREs.. -Ei jarabe cslnasnte d
Sonora W.low deba usarse sspre qne los nihos estan
q pequeno patientss produce ssho natural iranquo
aiyia 81 donr el angeito desplerta muy vyo aegfe
Is muy agadabls al paadsr, cama 81 nio ablsnda sus
meas, aliyh aus dolores haee fcHes las nciones Del
estalago egua los tntestnoss Es el meorl feFnedio
eonoeoo paIe "a daea va PROVENCE &sa de IA dentc5n
as elaqera ora cause Iengaas Iucho cuidado pedr
Jsraoe Salmante de a Seiiora Winsow' el mejoE
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ADMINISTRATION DE FINCAs
URBANAs.-sin quebrantos para 81 rem
tista. Dirigirse, Fortaleza So, San Juan,
PR. ID. jose M. Carrero.
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SEMILLA De Pima.

Sc vende, de la Red Spanish "COrona"
la meior semilla cubana. POdrd entregar-
Sc el IL de este mes. In 'Ormara : Flor de
Mayo, Cruz IL,
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-03
COMPANY FEARS
WATER FAMINE
Spring Valley Sends a
Strong Warning to
Consumers.

Notice is given by the Spring Valley
Water Company through a communica-
tion to the Board of Works that there
is danger of a, water famine unless
the people. particularly in the West
ern Addition, are more careful about
waste. More than that the com
pany calls attention to the fact that
the reserve supply for use in case of
fire is likely to be seriously impaired
The Board of Works is requested to
call the attention of users of water to
this fact.
The water company is handicapped
by the damage done the Pilarcitos con-
duit, as a result of which the supply
is reduced, and it declares that the
consumption in the Western Addi-
tion is twice what 1t was previous to
the fire. an average of 100000 gall
Ions daily being used the last week
The situation is so serious that the
engineer of the company sent a COM
munication to the Fire Department
asking cooperation in stopping the
waste of water.
During the warm spell the waste of
water has increased on Pacific Heights
and Presidio Heights, and the reser-
voir at Francisco street was nearly
emptied and the 700,000-gallon tank on
Presidio Heights was in danger of be-
ing used. although this supply is re-
served for protection against fire.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-03
SCHOOL BOARD
IN NEW OFFICES
Will Move Today Into
Quarters at Pine
and Larkin.
Plans Are Taken Up for
Handling of the
Incorrigibles.

The Boand of Education will be in
stalled in its new quarters today at
Pine and Larkin streets. The build
ing which has been erected is on the
land formerly occupied by the supply
department of the schools.
A committee OF four at the meeting
Of the board yesterday applied for the
privilege of leasing the site of the
Starr King school on which to erect a
school detention home and courtroom
for Judge Murasky who conducts the
Juvenile proceedings. The directors
thought fayorably Of the proposal. but
declined to grant the lease without
further consideration. 1t is planned
to erect the parental school of the city
on the same site and thus centralize the
handling of incorrigible youngsters.
Fifty thousand dollars will be spent
on the erection of the buildings If the
lease is allowed
The meeting yesterday was the first
of the new fiscal year and President A.
Altman of the board named the COM
mittees for the next six months. They
are as follows Supplies. Messrs. Walsh
and oliver buildings and grounds,
Thomas Boyle; printing and stationery,
President A. Altman; high schools,
oliver.
The board, at the suggestion of
superintendent of Schools Roncoveri,
decided to mail registered letters to
all Of the regular teachers who have
not answered the communications of
the department. In this manner the
date of receipt of the letters Will be
known at headquarters and the teach
ers who neglect to notify the superin-
tendent in all matters requested will
be put on the unassigned list. This is
regarded as suspension.
An estimate of the amount Of repair
work to be done in the way of plas-
tering was presented by Director
Boyle. For the thirty five intact build
ings, 1876 is needed to replaster and
mend roofs. The money was voted for
this purpose. The Mission High School
will be the most expensive proposition
because of its size. The Hawthorne
School will be entirely replastered.
There are now in course of construc-
ton many schools bordering on the
burned district The following will be
opened on July % or as soon as they
are completed: Sutro, Mission Gram
mar, Garfield. Adams, John SWEET, Red
ding and Franklin. Buildings which
were designated as the dying schools,
situated in the heart of the manufac-
turing district, will never be rebuilt
as the demand for them is not felt any
longer. To accommodate former pupils,
ten schools are being built in the Po-
trero, Sunset. Richmond and districts
surrounding Golden Gate Park.
The board voted to accept the resig-
nation of Kate Barret as janitress.
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COLLINS MUST
STAY IN JAIL
Supreme Court Decides
He Cannot Appear
as Attorney.

The Supreme Court DEGREES that
George D. Collins cannot appear again
in the courts of the State in the ca
pacity of attorney unless he shall have
secured a reversal of the judgment that
made him a convicted perjurer. The
court ruled yesterday that Collins must
stay in the County Jail and is entitled
to no privileges to engage in practic-
ing law. The decision was a denial of
the petition of II. A. Pedersen for a
writ of mandate TO compel Judge Frank
H. Dunno of the Superior Court to ac-
cept Collins as the petitioners attor-
ney.
In delivering the opinion the Su-
preme Court takes occasion to rebuke
the Sheriff and the Superior Court for
allowing Collins out of jail Section
1000 of the Penal Code, which defines
IAN escape" was quoted. The court
holds that the Sheriff has no authority
to permit Collins TO leave the jail ex-
cept as prescribed by law.
Incidentally. the opinion adds that
the Superior Court has power to refuse
to recognize an attorney in this and
similar cases.
Judge Hosmer yesterday refused to
hear George D. Collins application to
be admitted to bail. The courts rea-
son was that the matter had been be-
fore 1T once before and refused.
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SAN FRANCISCO MACHINISTs
KILLED BY OREGON TRAIN
Try to Board Cars at Leland Sta
tion and Goes Under the
Wheels.

GLENDALE, Or. July 2.-As the
northbound Southern Pacific passenger
train pulled out of Leland station yes
terday morning two unknown men at
tempted to board the front end of the
forward engine, missed their footing
in some unknown manner, fell und er
the train and were instantly killed.
Tire men were evidently workingmen,
probably machinists from San Fran
cisco. Papers on one of the men in
dicated his name to be AL Fisher.
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WOMAN BURNED AND FIREMAN
NEARLY ELECTROCUTED
Two Persons Seriously Injured at Fire
In Fashionable Residence District
of Pasadena.

PASADENA, July 2.-In a fire which
started as a result of an explosion of
can of gasoline today Mrs Charles
NJ Coleman wife of a we'll known in
surance man and former newspaper
man of Los Angeles. was severely
burned and a blaze started which al
most entirely consumed a two-story
apartment on South Los Robles ave-
nue. in the heart of the fashionable
residence district Hoseman Bassett of
the Villa-street fire company, while
fighting the fire, came into contact
with a live wire and was rendered in
sensible. His condition is serious.
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Nerro Poi.onn SEE Person..

ST. LOUIS, July 2.-Actuated by re-
venge, a negro poisoned six persons at
Cairo, ILL.,. today. He put poison in the
water cooler in the office of the Singer
Sewing Machine Company. An office
boy died after having drunk the water
and five others who drank were poi
soned.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-03
100000 Bath House

AT Paso Robles Hot Springs Tanks, tubs show.
ers sprays, hot and cold water. hot and cold
rooms Latest scientific methods for curati
mineral water treatments Reduced rates nj
the large hotel for long stays. Three trafns
daily over Southern Pacific. Take a run down
Tor the Fourth.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-03

When a crowd of women are talk
ing, if you listen long enough, you will
hear about some one getting thin.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-03

Installation OF officers OF Elevator
Constructors Union, No. s, viii take
place at the meeting Thursday even
ing. July L. in Duvenek Hall Mem
bers should be present
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-03

Until further notice Carpenters
Union, No. 22, will meet each Friday
evening at Hamilton Hall. corner
Steiner and Geary streets. Next FRI
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-03

The National Plumbers Association.
which was in session last week at At
lantic City, N. J., was addressed by
John Furman of this city He claimed
that "the plumbers had averted an ad-
ditional catastrophe in this city after
the earthquake by rapidly rushing the
sanitary work which was to be done.
The plumbers met the emergency by
organization and Immediately went to
work to place the stricken city in a
healthy condition"
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-03

There is a movement on foot in Dali
las. Texas, to organize all farm hands.
The organization is to be known as
the United Brotherhood OF Rural, Hor-
efcultural and Agricultural Wage
Farmers OF. America. The projectors
assert that the object is TO secure to
this class Of help more standard wages,
more uniform hours of labor and the
protection and elevation Of such labor
ers and their families. A convention
will shortly be held in Dallas, after
which a vigorous campaign in organ
izinR locals will be inaugurated.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-03

The funeral Of Joseph T. vending.
member Of Carmen's Union No. 205.
took place yesterday, all expenses be-
ing paid by the local The deceased has
been in the Garments Hospital for some
time, suffering from consumption He
was formerly on the Kentucky-st
line, and the boys from that line sent
beautiful floral piece and took up
snug subscription for the widow.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-03

Al the last meeting OF Gas Workers
Union No 9S4O. resolutions strongly
commencing the action Of Mayor
Schmitz IN appointing Stephen A. Byrne
10 ne position OF Light and Water In
sPeetor were adopted A vote OF thanks
was extended TO his Honor and the
RSare Of Supervisors
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-03

Jouraeymen Marble Cutters and Fin
ishers' Union 40. IS held a meeting
Sunday afternoon. at which the in
stallatien OF officers for the ensuing
term was had. Many important mai
ters were taken up.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-03

Plasterers' Union No Sc will hold its
next meeting Friday night at Sympo-
SUM Hall. Twenty second and Mission
streets. Matters Of great Importance
viii be under discussion. and all mem
bers should be present
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-03

Piano. organ and Musical Instrument
Workers Union No. II has made appl
cation TO become affiliated with the La
Dor Council The organization num-
bers twenty-seven members. practically
all the men who are working in the
craft in the city. The union meets at
1920 Vermont street The application
was referred TO the organizing commit
tee.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-03

A mass meeting under the auspices
Of the State Federation of Labor will
be held next Sunday at the corner of
Market street and Van Ness avenue.
The meeting is called for the purpose
of seeing that those two thoroughfares.
Market and Van Ness. are not over
looked so far as adornment is con-
cerned when the city is rebuilt
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-03

President Roosevelt. it is understood
is seriously considering the advisability
of granting labor representation upon
the Interstate Commerce Commission
II the membership of that body is in
creased TO seven. The man talked
about is President z. E. Clark of the
Order of Railway Conductors of Am
erica. Mr.. Clark took a prominent
part in the settlement of the differ
ences between the coal miners and
operators in 1903, being on the COM
mittee as an appointee of the Presi-
dent.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-03

over 1000 attended the Bricklayers'
Union picnic Sunday at Schuetzen
Park, San Rafael The happy throng
spent the day in dancing. and many
were attracted by the games. Finan-
cially ii was one Of the greatest sue
cesses Of the local
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and they VIII help with $3.50.
A request to place top dressing upon
the Palolo road was granted by the
board. 1t viii be rolled also.
The remainder of the evening was
spent i'm discussing the funds OF tho
county. The board wants $4,000 and
that is $14OO more than is on hand.
The following September bills were
authorized for payment:
Pail road SS7O.S6.
County office rent, $120.
County Engineer, S6S.
Koolauloa road district No. 1, S134,-
60.
Koolauloa road district No. 1, $780,
73.
Eva road district, $131S. 49,
Kapiolani Park, $685. 6.
Waianae road district $500
Waianae road district $751;
Eva road district, S472. 92.
koolaupoko road district, $513.75.
County Auditor $1S.S5.
Waialua road district S1151 IS.
Koolauloa road district No. 2, S715.
Waialua road district S235. 25.
County Attorney $45. 25.
Koolaupoko road district $317 Al.
County Clerk S25.S5.
Garbage department S644 20.
Police Department, S245.
Police Department, SIS.
Road Department S3S93. p.
The Board will meet again October
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