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The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1906-12-07
Commissioners Notice.

In the matter OF the estate OF henry NJ.
Olney. deceased.
by the Hon. Matthew Bush Judge OF Probate
in and for the County OF Shiawassee, state Of
Michigan. Commissioners to receive. examine
and adjust ali claims and demands of all per-
sons against said estate. do erehy Give noticc.
that we will meet at the office OF George "ar-
rett. in the VILLAGE of Vernon In SAID county on
Monday. he 4rh dav OF Febru.r,, A. ID, 1917.
and on Thursday. the 4th day OF April. A d.,
1907, at ten O'Clock in the forenoon of eacn
adjusting Ill claims against said e'tn'e.
and that four months from the 4th day OF De-
cember, A. D.. 10 O a'e allowed 10 creditors TO
present their claims ia said Commissioners for
adjustment and allowance
Dated, the 5th day OF December. D.. 10 D..
GEORGE BARRETT,
FLOYD OWEN hL.
WILLIAM X. HARRT5
Commissioners.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1906-12-07
Verdict For $4,000.

VIM. M. Gillespie was given verdict
this morning Of $1,000 damages against
the Grand Trunk Railway by jury in
the circuit court. Gillespie claimed
damages because of an injury through
the failure of an automatic couple to
work and that when he stepped in be-
tween the cars to fix the coupler he was
thrown on to the rails by pile of
cinders left in the middle of the track
and his right arm cut off at the shoulder.
Watson, Chapman q Davies conducted
the case for Mr. Gillespie.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1906-12-07
Probate Court.

J. NJ Goodspeed petitions that the
will of Cora A. Goodspeed, deceased, be
admitted to probate. Hearing Dec. Goth
In the estate of William Dowding,
deceased, VIM. H. Hunt, administrator,
asks that the court authorize him to
erect monument at the grave of said
deceased. The matter will be heard on
Dec. 81.
E. w. Mason was discharged as
guardian of Franklin Secord, a minor.
w. J. Rourke asks that Michael H..
Rourke be appointed administrator of
the estate of Richard p. Rourke, de-
ceased, late of Rush township. Hear
ing Jan. 18th.
Lorenzo J. johnson, executor of the
estate of Abby Jane Van Ostren, de-
beased, was discharged, the residue Of
the estate, $11752, having been turned
over to the Dorcas Home Of Owosso, &C.
cording to the will of deceased.
Charles w. Gale. executor of the es-
tate of Martha A. Gale, deceased, will
render his final account on January 18th.
Final accounts were rendered in the
estates of Jane A. Lusk and Emiline R.
Wallabe, deceased.
Claims were heard before court in the
estate of Maude Colby, deceased, ad.
ministrator of the estate of Justina
Cratz, deceased, to sell real estate for
payment of debt and distribution. A.
A Harper and F. G. Morrice appraised
the property as worth SIS, 10000.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1906-12-07
Local News.

II. B. Sturtevant is in Cadillac on
business.
Judge of Probate Bush is spending
the week in Detroit.
James Lewis, of Garland, did bust.
ness in the city Tuesday.
Cutters and hobs were out yesterday
for the first time this winter. {.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Lewis, Park
street, have gone to Florida to spend the
winter.
The Owosso bowling team defeated
Ovid Tuesday evening by score Of
2, 277 to ALSO.
P. B. Reynolds, of Maple River, is in
Northern Michigan conducting farm
ers' Institutes.
A load of straw on the streets We'd
nesday brought out prospective buyers
from all directions.
Mark Watson entertained his young
! friends at dinner party Tuesday in
! celebration of his birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. Dewey have
rented and will move into the H. W..
Bigelow residence on West Oliver street
next week.
Relatives and friends surprised Mrs.
w. d. Underwood, Park street, Tues
day evening and presented her with a
silk umbrella in celebration of her birth
day.
DR.. Albert Frieseke, son of Mr.. and
Mrs julius Frieseke, has been com.
PEELED by i'll health to close his dental
parlors at Fort Scott, Kansas, and will
take a complete rest for some time. He
contracted stomach trouble while serv-
ing with the 33rd Mich Infantry dur
ing the Spanish war.
Mrs w. H. Bigelow and daughter,
Mrs. w. J. Parker, of Corunna, enter
tanned at tea parties Wednesday and
Thursday afternoons at the Bgelow
home on West Oliver street. The host
esses were assisted Wednesday by the
Jolly Ten and large number of Cor.
unna ladies attended. Four course lun-
cheons were served each day.
In the Ingham circuit court, Tuesday,
T. j. Hicks, administrator of the estate
of Conrad Friegel, against John Friegel,
the plaintiff was given Judgment for
1884. John Friegel received $4,000
from his fathers estate and commenced
suit to set aside the will. He was beat.
en- and lost a second suit in which he
asked that certain deeds be set aside.
Now he loses again and must give up
part of the SO, 900 received from the es.
tate. The balance of the estate. $50, OOC,
was divided equally among the other
children.
One Of the finest lectures heard in
Owosso in long time was that given
by Rev. DIR. ]. E. Reilly, rector of Trim.
ity Episcopal church, Newcastle Pa,
at the M. e. church in the city Wednes.
day evening on ireland and the Irish, -
under the auspices of st. Agnes Guild.
Rev. Reilly used stereopticon to show
the beauties of that most beautiful
country and the audience was delighted
with theIlecture and the pictures. Mr..
Reilly was the guest of Rev. d. w.
Wise while here. The Dorcas Home
children were invited by the Guild to
attend as its guests.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1906-12-07

s. T. Van Dusen has received prize
from the Ladies' Home Journal for an
attractive display i'll his store window.
WANTED:-Several good cabnet
makers and hand carvers, good waget,
steady work Address Carrollton
Furniture Mfg. Co., CarrolltoD, Ken
lucky.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1906-12-07
Real Estate Transfers.

E Place to M Beardslee pit Q I sec 30
& pit Q t sec 90 Sciota $3.50.
r Williams TO U Buzzell 1t 2 blk
Lothrop $3.50.
G Brockway to J Laverock 1t 2 81 pit 8
blk 6 S X Barnes add Owosso 81, 200.
G Beattie to Z Giles 1t 10 blk Lauben-
gayers add Owosso $500.
G Campbell to A Carr g. WI Its 14-15-
16. %. 80. "a blk Riverside sub Owosso
$3.50.
U Rowley to l. Whidden q WI n
n w I sec 90 Sciota $1400
M Armstrong to Clark &c WI
S I sec II Fairfield $4,000.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1906-12-07

Discussing the business situation,
Henry Clews in his weekly letter says:
"The immediate outlook is for con-
tipUed activity, and should we be fav-
ored by still another good harvest the
yeac 1907 may prove as satisfactory a
one as the year about to expire. A
poor harvest, however, in 1907 would
surely bring a reaction. The annual
report of Secretary Wilson of the de-
partment of agriculture shows how i'm
portant an element the farmer is. For
the current year he estimates the value
of farm products in the United States
at Sc, 704, 0 90, 600, which is 1886, 600, 600
greater than year ago"
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1906-12-07


Practically complete reports from the
recent election show that Coy. Warner
will have just about ninety.seven
thousand majority as compared with
sixty thousand two years ago. His OPP
poncnt Mr.. Kimmerle carried his own
COUNTY of Cass, by thirty five plurality,
ard it seems entirely suitable that his
Deiehbors should SO compliment him,
aDG the more 30 that every other county
in tue state records margin for the
governor. Two years ago, Mr.. Warner
lost eight counties, by pluralities ag-
greCating over ten thousand, and he
now carries those eight counties by
pJUraiities amounting to over thirty
thou sand-in which they show their
realization of the way in which they
wore then mislead, and give emphatic
expression to their feeling on the sub
ject The came misleading agencies
have been active this time, and employ.
ing the same tactics, but they could not
be successfully worked the second time
Sc We find that in Kent county, where
they eecured plurality of 1S41 against
Nj. Warner then, the result now is
5,9iI for him. In Ionia, then 247
against him. he now has margin of
1894; and similarly, Ingham then 494
against, now 1877 for; Jackson, then 10
against, now 1143 for; Washtenaw,
then .G79 against, now 1852, for. And
finally, in Wayne county, where this
hostile propaganda has its headquarters
and shows it's greatest results, it won a
verdict of 617l against Mr.. Warner two
years ago, and now, when they have
learned to better know both Mr. Warner
8no Che character of the opposition to
him. they show their estimate of both
by changing that adverse verdict to a
favorable one Of 100l5, or q reversal of
oYo, sixteen thousand in the one county.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1906-12-07

The Washington correspondent of
the Chicago Record Herald writes:
Much comment was caused by
sChariie' Towne, of free silver fame,
who refused to associate with his
former colleagues on the democratic
side, and was warmly welcomed by the
republicans, who recalled his work to
defeat Hearst in New York last Novem-
her
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1906-12-07
Vernon.

Mrs G T Trip entertained her par.
ents from Attica this Week.-Mrs.
Agnes Martin returned Saturday from
visit at Saginaw-Percy Clark is
very low with typhoid fever-Ex.
Sheriff Cole is at Dixinson, North Da-
kota looking after the interests of
young Hathon, who is being tried for
murder--Mrs Clayson, of Detroit, is
here on account of the serious illness of
her brother Percy Clark-Mr and Mrs
Chas Bradley are the parents of a
young son-Mr and Mrs j Empie
spent the past week visiting friends in
Flint and Detroit-Dr Clark, of Chi
cago, is attending his nephew, Percy
Clark--Mr and Mrs Floyd Owen will
entertain the East Vernon Farmers club
on Friday-Mrs j B Harris spending
the winter at the home of her son Will
liam, in Venice-Edward Holmes, of
Detroit, spent Thanksgiving with his
parents here--Wayne Mclaughlin
has resumed his studies at Ann Arbor
VanAlstine was in Owosso
Mrs Swain entertained her
son Claude and wife Thanksgiving
Mr. and Mrs T Herrick, of Bancroft,
visited at B K Holmes Sunday
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1906-12-07

Representative Grant Hudson an
nounces that he does not intend to
again introduce his ward local option
bill, by which residents of a ward could
decide by vote whether or not saloon
could be located in the ward, which
created big discussion two years ago in
the legislature
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1906-12-07

Torturing eczema spreads its burning
area every day. Doan's Ointment
quickly stops its spreading, instantly
relieves the itching, cures it permanent
ly. At any drug store.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1906-12-07

Wages in Canada at the iron furnaces
apd rolling mills, in the mines and lum-
bering camps, in cities and villages and
Cd the farms, are below, in most in
stances very far below, the wages paid
in the United States for exactly the
Same service. This important fact
should be kept in mind by those who
arc conducting the demand for free
trade with Canada. 1t is further true.
too. that action in tariff smashing di-
rection is not needed so far as our rela-
tions with Canada are concerned. Our
trade with Canada has enormously in
crossed during recent years and recent
months, and its ratio of present day by
day gain is far greater than ever before.
This would SO EN- to be situation that
could very well be permitted to become
better and better. with each official re-
port Cadillac News and Express.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1906-12-07

Uncle Sans receipts for last month
were $55, 500, 498 aud expenditures S4S,
322, 5G7. The total surplus since July
LIST amounts to $l4,776, 900.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1906-12-07

President Roosevelt broke another
precedent" on Monday by sending
long list of nominations to the senate
without waiting for formal notice from
that body that it was in session and
ready to DO business.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-04-25
PODEROSO FONOCRA-
TO de un COmerCian-
te aleman.
10 que dice un ingIes de su excur.
sion pOr Abisinia.
In biete de baRCO que Sc enCOntrO deSpues de
un famOsO InCendio en- Chicago.

Cierto avisado comerciante aleman ha
instalado en- la puerta de su establecimien-
to un poderoso fon6grafo, cuya mission con-
siste en- anunciar al p1blico las novedades
que pueden encontrar en- la tienda. El
aparato Sc encarga, pues, de advertfr 81 ha
subido baiado ell precio de tai cual ar
ticulo, 81 ha llegado en- buenas condicio-
nes determinada mercancia, con 10 que ell
dueflo del almacen Sc evita gastar saliva
en- balde.
Ell sello que usa ell Papa para frmar
los documentos oficiales, tene un grabado
que representa- un PEE, iunto con la ci-
fra papal. Desde ell siglo XIII, los Papas
han usado un anillo de esta cIase. sCuando
Sc muere un Papa, Sc rompe Ell anillo con
un martillo, a fin de que nadie pueda fall
sitcar un documento con 6l.
Entire las curiosidades guardadas en-
ell Banco de Inglaterra Sc cuenta un billie.
te de Banco que Sc encontr6 despu6s del
incendio de Chicago. El papel fu6 consul
mido; pero sin embargo, quedaron las ce-
.nizas, y las inscripciones, sellos, etc., son
perfectamente legibles. Estd guardado
Embellishments entire cristales. Ell Banco
pag6-el billete al portador.
-Un explorador ingl6s que regres6
q Londres de una reciente expedition q
Abysinia, dice que estuvo durante cuatro
meses en- una region hasta entonces desco-
nocida para los blancos. Entire los tributa-
rios del Milo encontr6 una poblaci6n mi
nera que Sc ocupa en- ell lavado de las
arenas ricas en- ORC. Refere que hay enor-
mes cantidades de orc en- esa region en-
cuya industrial SO ocupan miles de nativos
Un rico personaie de Londres que dice
no tener tempo para hacer diariamente ell
ejercicio necesario para conservar Ia saIud,
supple semejante inconvenience yeudo todas
las maiianas casa de un especialista en-
electroterapis, y Ell cual le somete durante
media hora q un masaje el6ctrico. Ell per
sonaje ssegura que este tratamiento equi-
vale q dos horas de ejercicio, su aspecto
parece confrmar la veracidad de su afr
maci6n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-04-25
la CENTRAL
CAMUYANA.
In huen prOyectO.
Mas De tres nj! cuerdas de cana.
(De maestro reporter en- wqe. }

Camuy 23.-Hase tornado con verda-
dero empefio por algunos propietarios de
esta localidad, entire los que toma parte
principalisima don Laurentino Estrella,
Ia installation de una factorfa de cafias que
haga 10000 8 $4,000 sacos de aztcar
mas en- no lejana fecha.
Propietarios " hacendados de Hatillo
toman parte en- ell proyecto y acciones por
unas 5000 cuerdas de cana, que Sc eleva-
ran seguramente al doble han sido va sus-
critas para poder contar con una base su.
fciente la installation de la aludida fac
torfa.
Una compafifa industrial francesa, a
cuyo frente como representante Sc infor-
ma esta don Vicente Antonetti, hara las
instalaciones y constituira la parte indus
trial del proyecto, gastando una crecida
suma, en- maquinarias y edifcios, que Sc
ran instalados en- las cercanfas de la po-
blaci6n, donde Sc asegura le seran vendi-
dos por Ell municipio cinco 8 seis cuerdas
de terrenos necesarias para clio.
acknowledgements que los duefios de te-
rrenos de esta Jurisdiction, como los de
Hatillo, Isabella, San Sebastian demas
puntos factibles de producer cana, recibi-
ran un gran benefcio con la instalaci6n
aquf de un centric industrial de tai fndole,
que elevard la production azucarera de
toda esta region, al grado que merece por
su importancia, grado de cultura amor
al engrandecimiento de la isla en- que to-
dos demuestran gran empefio.
Camuy cuenta con suficiente erea de
terreno para poder sostener por 81 solo una
factorfa de cafias y 81 Sc unen los terrenos
de Hatillo los de Isabella ell respltado
serfa de SECURE benefeioso para los aceio-
nistas que emplearan sus capitales en-
aquella.
Con difcultades inherentesd toda empire
sa de esa fndole importancia tIopiezan los
iniciadores del proyecto que al fin las van
venciendo y hoy ven mas claro el horizon
to de sus deseos en- favor de la industria
sacarina de CamuY.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-04-25
oFICINA DEL MARSHAL.

Yo, Jose Labrador y Vinals, Marshal
de la Corte de Distrito del Distrito Judi
cial de San Juan.
HAGO SABER: Que por orden de es-
ia Corte dictada, en- 80 de Mario pI6ximo
pasado, Sc ha autorizado Bernardino
Garcia Somezo, administrator judicial
nombrado en- el case arriba mencionado,
para que pueda vender en- p6blica subasta
por Ell precio mfnimo que Sc dira, los
bienes inmuebles que constituyen la he
rencia para el pago de deudas y en- beneh-
clio de los herederos
POR TANTO: Sc anuncia la venta en-
p6bica subasta de los referidos inmuebIes
que son los siguientes:
1a-Finca urbana casa de piedra y
azotea con su solar, radicada en- la Gale
de San S4basti1n de esta Ciudad, marcada
con ell ndmero 2, con seis metros diez CEN
tfmetros de frente por diez metros de fon-
do ell solar de igual dimension en- lindes
por ell frente que es el Sud con la Gale de
San Sebastian, por la derecha entrando, 6
sea al Este con la casa nIimero de La "a
lie de San Sebastian, de la propiedad de
Maria Romano Martorell hoy su Sucesi0n;
por la izquierda, sea al Oeste, con la ca
sa ndmero del Callej6n de Casa Blanca,
cuya casa n1mero | pertenece q Andres
Ramon"
2a.-Urbana casa de piedra y azotea
con su solar radicada en- esta Ciudad,
marcada con eI n1mero 4 de Ia Gale de
San Sebastian, mide ocho metros veinte
centfmetros de frente por diez y seis me-
tros treinta cinco centfmetros de fondo y
eI solar 26 metros 20 centfmetros de ancho
por 81 lado Sud diez metros de ancho
por el lado Norte, colindando por su fren-
te, sea 81 lado Sud con la Gale de San
Sebastian por la deret ha entrando sea ell
Este con la casa n1mero 6 de la Gallo de
San Sebastian, de la propiedad de Esteban
Luengo; por la izquierda, 8 sea ell Oeste
con la casa n1mero 2, de la Gale de San
Sebastian de la propiedad de Maria
Romano Martorell, hoy su Succession y por
ell fondo sea ell Norte, con la casa mime
ro / del CaIlej6n de Casa Blanca, de la
propiedad de Andres Ramon, la n1mero
z de la Gale de Benefcencia, de la pro
piedad de Mariana del Vale.
El precio mfnimo de la primera ha sido
fiado en- 1885 dollars 81 centavos el de
la segunda en- 2, 961 dollars So centavos.
POR TANTO: En- cumplimiento De
esa orden se verifcara el acto de la subas-
ia en- esta oicina mi cargo, sta en- eI
edificio que ocupa Ia Corte de Distrito,
veinte dias despu6s del siguiente de Ia ter
cera publication del edicto que Sc publica-
ra tres veces durante una semana en- dfas
alternos las % P, M, con las demas
condolences que constan en- ell pliego de
que estara manifesto en- la Sc
cretarfa de la Corte y tambi6n en- una CO.
pia que Sc fjara en- esta ofcina junto con
Ell edicto.
San Juan, P. r., % de AbriI de 1906.
Jose Labrador.
Marshal de la Corte Distrito
3 " a. de San Juan.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-04-25
0z0NLIL- SION
Ell ALIMENTO QUE LO HARAA
VD. FUERTE Y sALUDABLE.
Y QUE NO PERMITIRA QUE EN-
TIRE EN- sU CUERPo Ell PA
RAsITO DE LA UNCINARIA.

La OzomuIsion es una medicina nutriti-
va y reconstituyente que 10 volverd fuerte
y joven.
Es un alimento compuesto del Aceite de
Hfgado de Bacalao mas puro que Sc puede
obtener, combinado con 81 Guayaco. la
la Glicerina y los Hipofositos de Cal y
Soda.
No hay otro alimento nj medicina que
le gentara como la Ozomulsion, prepara-
ci6n cientffca que da fuerzas carnes.
No importa que 6rgano nj parte de su
cuerpo Sc encuentra d6bil, la OzomuIsion
10 fortifcara y 10 sanara.
A las personals que estan acostumbradas
aidepender de las drogas para la curaci6n
de sus males, les parecera casi incredible 10
que aquf decimos, pero aquellos que como
cen las verdaderas necesidades del cuerpo
humane, comprenderan que en- Ell ALL
MENTO solamente existe la fuerza basica
de la salud, y que, para dar fuerzas for
mar carnes, las drogas vienen tener Ell
mismo valor que tendrfa un pedazo de
papel de seda para cegar una via de aqua.
81 esta Vd. sufriendo de algin NAL GRO
nico, ponga su f6 en- la Ozomulsion.
81 sufre del pecho tiene pulmones de-
biles pruebe la Ozomulsion.
ST tiene la sangre descompuesta empo-
brecida y esta condici6n Sc da conocer
por medic de barros, diviesos 4 otras erup-
clones disfguradoras, purgue su cuerpo
con Ia Ozomulsion.
Las siguientes son las propiedades cura-
twas de sus ingredientes:
Aceite de Hfgado de BacaIao-da San
gre, Forma Tejidos Sanos, Nutre y Sos
tiene.
Guayaool--es antiseptico, Destruye los
microbes, Alivia la Tos Cura los Ca
tarros.
Glicerina- -Calma, Ablanda y sana.
Cal Soda-Forman Dientes Huesos.
ST Sc TOMA LA OZOMULSION
CON CONSTANCIA NO HABRA
QUE TEMER IA ANEMIA.
Sc dar6 un Frasco de Muestra Gratis al
que 10 sOlicite, enviando su norbre y di-
recci6n completa la
OzOmuIsiOn Company.
SO Pine Stet, New York
Sc halla de venta en- todas las farma-
cias.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-04-25
U Ma ANCIANA EN-.
BarCeIOneta ViCti-
made perturbation
mental.
ROmpiO un bauI, IanzandOSe a Ia ca
lie con direction al rio.
IlubO mueba animation en- eI pobIado eI sabado.
Ode maestro corresponsol. }

Abril 24.-La sefiora anciana de la
cual hablabamos en- dias pasados, dofia
Maria Barroguete, continda sufriendo per-
turbaciones en- su cerebro antenoche
viendose contrariada por no poder abrir
una puerta, rompi6 un baul, lanz6ndose
la calle precipitadamente con direction al
rio.
Aver la Ilevaron Manatf con ell fin de
distraerla, y hoy Sc vino pie en- medic de
un sol abrasador, atravesando ell paso Real
y expuesta perecer, por la corriente de
ese rio caudaloso.
.-Ha llegado tomar possession del car
go de maestro de Palmas Atlas 81 professor
senior Salgado C6rdova.
-Nuevos bautizos por 81 rito protestant
te han tenido lugar hoy en- Ell sitio demo-
minado 'sPaso Real, siendo once los bau-
tizados.
-Dofa Julia Sicard6 de Marehan,
acompanada de sus lindfsimas nietas Celia
y Lula, Sc encuentran en- esta localidad
Ell sabado en- la noche con motive de
encontrarse aquf varios m6sicos de Ciales,
Sc tocaron varias pleas, y Ell pueblo estu-
vo algo anima5o
Hoy ha visitado las escuelas de esta
poblaci6n el senior Inspector Mr.. Hut
Crimson.
La sastrerfa del sefior Virgilio Torres
cada dia Sc acredita mas por los exceIentes
trabajos que Sc hacen en- ella.
En- la asamblea del partido unionista
del domingo, el senior Martinez Quintero
tuvo parrafos elocuentfsimos hablando de
la union de los puertorriquenos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-04-25
PRESUPUESTO PARA
el prOximo ejerci-
clio en- HatiIIO.
Siemhras de Caiias que Sc ven muy
lOzanaS a ambOS IadOS del ca
min0.
Ode maestro reporter en- viqje. }

Abril 23.-Muy satisfechos Sc encuen-
tran en- Hatillo con el juez de paz don
Guillermo Lacomba, que Sc asegura sera
designado nuevamente para dicho cargo,
ell que ha desempenado gratis con gran
correction e imparcialidad.
En- la pr6xima session del ayuntamien.
to Sc tratara del presupuesto para el pro
ximo ejercicio.
I'm gran bache impide el librQ tran
sito en- el camino Camuy teniendo que
descars arse las carretas que por allf tran
sitan para poder pasarlo. La iunta de ca
minos debiera ocuparse de repararlo.
Las siembras retof0s de las caFias
que ocupan ambos lados del camino que
conduce Camuy, Sc ven muy lozanas y
la cosecha promote ser de grandes result