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Arizona republican., 1906-02-09
MOTHER MYSTERY
 OF GILBERT ROBERTS
It is Pretty We'll Settled tbe Waif
 Was Brought From Mesa.

The mystery of Gilbert Roberts. the.
 hoy baby that was found on the Cu-
 bert House steps a few days ago. is
 clearing up little. There is yet a great deal of uncertainty as to positive Identification of the mother of the lit tie one though the officers of the Crit tento0 Home have sufficient circun- stantial evidence on which to make a very safe guess. There is still loss information respecting the fatherbood of the infant though if the surmise of the authorities concerning the baby's mother be correct. il is not improbable inc identity Of the father will in due time be made known.
 The authorities of the Crittcutuu Home. sometime before the birth or Gilbert. received a letter from a Mrs. Buckley who said she was a widow woman, the letter being written from Mesa City. She related her situation aud inquired concerning the probabii- lty of a home for her expected infant. The woman in charge gave little i'm mediate encOura cement saying they desired to know more of the circ1s-a- stances and identity of their cores pondent which not being forthcon- ing there was no further action taI1ea in the matter
Arizona republican., 1906-02-09
AN UNRULY HOBO
 SHOT BY RANGfR
The Latter Waited Until His Patience
 Was Exhausted.

The Tombstone Prospector has the
 following account of a Naco shooting
 = tle result of which a ranger phi Ia hobo in the county hospital and only for the rangers extreme carefuIness in the matter he would have put out the hobo's light entirely:
 On Saturday evening at Naco. Ranger kidder. with another officer. went down to a hobo camp near the depot and tried to stop a drunken row. The men turned on the officer. and one Of them. Gayner a big burIy fe!- low, knocked Kidder down. Kiddel. then drew ais gun and ordered the fel- low to put up his hands. He refused and at the same time drew a knife and started for kidder. Kidder at this time had his gun almost in the fellows stomach and again ordered him to stoo or he would fire. Gayne- kept going towards Kidder, who had backed 11D q little, and as the fellow made a mnee at him Kidder lowered his gun a HttIe and pulled the trigger, wounding Gav- her m his right leg a few inches below the groin and breaking the bone in the leg. He will be held in the county hospital until he is able to be about when he will be taken before Justice Greaves of Naco to answer for an as sault with intent to murder.
 That Kidder did nos shoot before and XII his assailant is due to the fact that some time ago he got into trouble in Blsbee being charged with using hi4 gun too quickly and this time decided to wait until it was absolutely nee essary There is no doubt but what ne acted with judgment in this case.
Arizona republican., 1906-02-09
I27-I33 E. Adams Street.

When the little one was found it was accompanied by a quantity of clothing that had been made of flour sacks bearing brand that is well known in Mesa City. This of itself was a sus- EeSticn and the clothing was later identified by the wife of Paul Knobbe a Mesa City baker. who had made some baby clothes of flour sacks for 1 Airs. Buckley who resided in Mesa City and who had recently become q mother. shortly afterward she left
 Mesa City and has not been back there
 since. Whether she came to Phoenix
 'r not no one seems to know definitely
 os IC he does the information has been
 fept from the public. An effort was
 mode by the Crittenton Home mana
 SeIg to keep the possible identity of
 t1e mother of the child a secret, in the
 hope the incident would be forgotten
 in order that the little one might never
 H@ow the circunstc'. Ces of his origin.
 hdt the above laces nave been freely
 circulated among a few for sometime and yesterday they became q common NuoWledCe to many people. SO tha. l1'Ser observance of a request for se- "Itty was useless. There is s.iu some "ouht aS 10 the identity of Mrs Bucl.- ley. though the women of the home are quite well convinced that they know her. So lar as the baby is con "'rned the incident WiH have been for 1 gotten by most people by the time h. is old enough to have mleh knowledge ] or things generally and it is altogether l likely he will long before then be quiet ly adopted by some one and assume an | other name while even Che memory O. | his first christening will be lost in the | flight os ycar9.
Arizona republican., 1906-02-09
YOUTHFUL ACTOR
 SON OF Ills SIRE
Young Jack Oberle COmias to the
 Front in Los Angeles.

Little Jack Oberle. son of AIr. and
 Mrs. Thomas Oberle, both of them
 popular performers at the coast play
 houses up to a few months ago when Tom Oberle came to Arizona account of his health, is to appear at Los An geles shortly as one of the fops in a production of Toyshop which is being put on for the benefit of the ChfI- dren's hospital of that city Both 1f the morning papers of Los Angeles have pictured young Jack in recent is sues and small. amount Of talk has been started as to whether Jack Oberla will follow the profession of his par ents.
 Mir Oberle himself has never ex- pressed to his son what his desires along that line are for he deems it best that the boy should choose for himself some line of occupation which he cares for Yesterday afternoon in discussing the affair MT. Oberle gave the opinion that Jack would be an engineer and he told story giving his reasons for be- Ieving such.
 II was one day last winter that fol- lowing an afternoons work at the BelasoO. OberIe took a cab to his home in the western part of the city. He no sooner was in the house than he smelt smoke and at once began to search for it's origin. Out in the back yard he located the trouble. There in a pile of dry goods boxes Jack had a fire burning under a wash boiler half filled with water playing steam en- zine and he had plenty of steam up too ! However the fire was getting hot for i him and the arrival of his father was | timely.
 Alone the parent worked and finally put out the cOnflag-ation for the boxes | had kindled and one wall of the barn . was ablaze. Tom did not want to leave the fire to call the department for fear he would do more damage by leaving than the department could do good so
Arizona republican., 1906-02-09
METALS

New York. Feb. Stopper had a sharp advance in London, closing at ( 7S los for spot and e76 for futures. Locally conditions remain as previous ly reported. Lake and eIectrolytic copper are quoted at $17.75 G 1850 and casting at Sl7.50W 1G621A. outside prices being nominal Lead was dull al $5.6O@5.'5 in local market The Lon don market wac Is Sd lower at e r. 3s 9d
 Speiter advanced to e27 in London but remained unchanged at $6.O5G6 Is locally Silver G5&; Mexican dollars 5O15.
Arizona republican., 1906-02-09

he worked a full hour and finally got the fire under control and later ex- tinguished it.
 Jack was called into consultation to explain the reasons for his apparently malicious destruction of property but his answers to his fathers questions saved him a whipping and won the heart of his father. He said he was learning to be an engineer so when he grew up he could haul his father and his mother on the railroad cars him self and help earn money in that way. Tom thought the boys ambition was a worthy one for travelling expenses is the hard end for actor folks to meet.
Arizona republican., 1906-02-09
cNTRABAND CHINESE.

san Francisco. Feb. 8.-SaiIinc un- der secret orders for some port near San Diego. the United Sta,es revenue cutter Mccullough left the harbor this morning 60 arrest if possible about thirty Chinese who are said to have been illegally landed in the United States and are alleged to be on an island off the coast Of southern Cal ifurnia.
 Deputy Inspector ". IT. Crane is in charge of the the expedition
Arizona republican., 1906-02-09
SWIFT JUSTICE.
Convicted in a Day to Be fian1ed in
 Two Weeks.

Mount Holly. V. J.. Feb. S.-Rufus Johnson, the negro who was arrested at Baltimore about a fortnight ago. charged with killing Miss Florence W. Allison. near Moorestowu. N T.. on Jan. IS. was placed on trial today, con vlcted of murder in the first degree to- night and was immediately sentenced to be hanged two weeks from tornor- TOW.
Arizona republican., 1906-02-09
CATTLE AND SHEEP.

Chicago, Feb. Seattle, receipts 500, market 10 cepts higher common to prime steers $3.4O; cows $4OO@44O; heifers S2.25@5.0O; bulls $2OO@4O0; calves $3.00mA0O; stockers and feed CTS $2.40@46o. Sheep. receipts 14.0e9 market strong. Sheep S3.50; yearlings S5.G0; lambs $6.50@7.10.
Arizona republican., 1906-02-09
A FlAITENED MARKET !
The Dullness OG Midsummer Pre-.
 vails in Stocks.

New York, Feb. S.-Speculation fail ed to show any initiative today. There was a falling off still in the volume of activity from the recent level and tbs trading fell at times into a conditio, or semi-stagnation which is rarely seen in the market except at what is called the period of mid summer dull ness.
Arizona republican., 1906-02-09
GRAIN.

Chicago, Feb. S.-An official forecast or snow in Kansas and Nebraska was chlefly instrumental today in causing weak tone in the wheat market here Openlng quotations on May were S5 IA to o0as. Price advanced to 853s a half Low point on May was reached a1 S4A and close was weak at 842t. May corn opened ct 44A to 449s, sold off to
Arizona republican., 1906-02-09
STOCKS.

AmaIg g Copper 114; Sugar 144N; Anaconda 274; Atchison 91z; pfd. 1O31z; N. J. Central 222; c. & o. 59; St. Paul 1S4; Big Four 1O5; C. & $. S43 F 1st pfd. 729s 2nd pfd. SPA; Erie 46; Manhattan 16O; Metropolitan l2O72; U. P. 1O1E; N. '. Central 14S; Penna. 1415s; St. l.. & $. F. 2nd pfd 4SA; $. P. 6S; Y. P. 97ak; U. S. Steel A; pfd. 1097s; w. U. 93H.
Arizona republican., 1906-02-09

Whatever you hear or cee advertised be sure you buy the pure, tho best, the original DonofFio's crystaIlizcd Cactus Candy
Arizona republican., 1906-02-09
RONnS-

U. :. ref. 2s reg. and coupon 103: T.. S- 3s reg. and coupon 1O2A; U. $. old As reg. and coupon 103; U. $. new Is veg. and coupon 129H.
Arizona republican., 1906-02-09

43B and closed at A. May oats oper- ed at 3oas a half to 90 half sold off to 307s and closed at 301s.
Arizona republican., 1906-02-09

Ih-' simple annoIncement yesterday vas ecclVed with some surprise in taiS city. r. had been understood th~- Col LcCord Wac not coming btcl. ttolh Washington empty handed. It had t'en learned that his visit to ,he e; itai was n:a ie at the instance of t'i' president hIt She colonel had net b a+n connected W4th The coiIectorsTil. q "as generally thought that he would get something better.
Arizona republican., 1906-02-09
COL. M. Il. NJ CORD
 PICKS 4 PERSlMMON
His Nomination Yesterday for the
 NOgales ColleCtOrship.

Washington, D. C.. Feb. S.-President i,oos27 elu sent to thc senate .oday the nomination of Myron Ii. McCo~d of L".oCn'X. Ariz-, to be collector of cus- toms at Nogales.
Arizona republican., 1906-02-09
aIOthIng suoeeeds LIke euccesa
Leading SlGCialiS-
Ia CHRONIC DISEASES

He has the confidence and pdtr, mage e th leading business mer and III ost prcmIusri citizens oe Arisona.. Th. .lnnFs.H e on r,~s....A
Arizona republican., 1906-02-09

RELIABLE
Arizona republican., 1906-02-09

RE SSsvt
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-04-12
lNcEIVAOS QUE Sc
diCenintenCiOnaIeS.
HeCh1s que son dignOs de aCtiva e
inteIigente Investigation.

S6bese- que, POGO del desastroso sinies
tro ocurrido en- San Sebastian. notici6se
haber ocurrido tambien un conato de in
cendio, que, afortunadamente, no pas0 de
ahf. Pero entonces, cundio la alarma en-
las entristecidas familias de San Sebastian,
que horas antes, pr asf decirlo, habfan
visto desaparecer rdpidamente la mayor
parte de sus hogares y que tenfan delante
el doliente espectaculo de escombros haci
nados por doquier; y cundi0 ALI la alar-
ma, porque entonces, tambi6n, dJose que
tai eonato, habfa sido intentional.
Y ahora, en- Arroyo, ocurre otro incer-
dio en- caiaverales de la central 'Lafaye-
tte", que Sc extieaden cercanos cifien Ia
aludida poblaci61 riberefia, activa, va
en- Was de franca prosperidad.
Pero, con Ell esfuerzo de aquellos veci-
nos ell de cuantos auxiliaron estos, To-
gr6se extinguir Ell incendio de los caflave-
rales la poblaci6n salv6se del inminente
peligro que la amenazaba.
7 tambien afirmase que ese siniestro,
fu6 intentional.
Tales sucesos, pues, uneven justos CO.
mentarios. Precisa que la vigilancia pO-
liciaca Sc extreme, 6que, por 10 menos,
esos hechos Sc investiguen con todo inter6s
fin de aplicar el mereciio castigo 4 los
que resultasen Gu pables.
Deben ponerse en- practica cuantos me-
dios Sc Juzguen conducentes evitar que
hechos semejantes Sc repitan.
Piensese que, & no ser por Ell arrojo dsl
pueblo de Arroyo y por los elementos con
que pudo contar en- los primeros momen-
tos, muchas famiIias puertorriquefas hu-
biesen quedado, como en- San Sebastian,
en- triste indigencia, mientras acaso con-
ciencia criminal que originara el desastre
sonriese en- la sombra de la impunidad.
Ademas, debieran impulsarse J so teae;-
Sc luego por encima de todo, institutes de
bomberos, que son tan ltiles en- tales ca
ans
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-04-12
HAN CONG IBO LAS
obras de Ia casa
aICaIdia de Rio
Crande.
La pOIieia praetioandO ALI Gjereicios.
de naestro eOrrespOnsol }


Abril 1O.-Conclufdas las obras de la
nueva -alcaldfa, propiedad del pueblo,
Sc han trasladado alli las ofeinas munich
pales, TELEGRAPH juzgado de paz
Con este motive Sc economiza el muni.
cipio, ma buenR suma de dinero que pa
gaba por alquiler de casas para dichas of
cinas.
Ell senior Alfredo La Cruz, actual
presidente del eomite Union de Puerto Ri
co, ha trasladado IenpoFalmente su resi-
dencia 4 Santuree con el fin de buscar
meiorfa para un nifio de corta edad, hijo
suyo, que Sc encuentra delicado de salud.
Aver Sc encontraban reconcentrados
en- este pueblo los policfas de Lola los
del puesto de Can6vanas hacienda eierci-
clio bajo la direction del guardia Francis
co Sierra.
-Americo Andrini, fabricante de ciga-
rros en- Ell barrio "Mameyes" de esta juTis-
dici6n, ha sido multado con 10 dollars por
infringir las Ieyes de rentas internas.
La banda de misica que dirige Ell
competente professor don Miguel Garcia
esta ensayando dos bonitas marchas fine
bres para Ia procession de vieTnes santo.
Sc encuentra recogida en- CANA ligera-
mente indispuesta, la se1orita Maria Mar
tfnez.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-04-12
De SOCIEDAD.

En- Mapaott. t.-Una boda. La distingui.
da senorlta Carmen Ambrosiani el pro.
fesor americana Mr.. Arturo G. Mayo,
contraer6n matrimonio muy en- breve.
Andaluza salon haran buena parejs
fundi6ndose seriedad y algeria.
GrGtG visita.-Los esposos Baez-Aceve-
do Sc han visto agradablemente visitados
por un robusto "bebe" quien deseamoa
felicidades.
Otra 6odo.-De dos distinguidos j6ve-
mes. Letrado uno y 'stocaya" de una rel
ma otra, andnciase tambi6n para Ju-
Mo-
~ el alcalde, cuando Sc decide? La
verdad que las tentaciones cuando Sc trata
de bonitfsimas damas, son de dificil resolu-
ci6n. Adelante.
I'm baile.-La junta directiva del Cast
no Espanol prepare una iarana-baiIe para
eI pr6ximo domingo y hay gran anima-
ci6n para ella.
Viqje.-En la semana pr6xima ira q
San Juan la bella senorita Joaquina Po-
rrata.
Buen viaje y gratas impresionea desea.
mos la graciosfsima triguefla.
sEMPER.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-04-12
10 OU6 nakA.

Una mujer compra una maquin
lie eoser por el trabaio que Ell
cuta no como un mueble. L
hombre lleva un reloy para que
indIque IL hora Y no como inyel
sion de un capital sobrante, y ei
mismo principle Sc sigue en- q
case de enfermedad. Neeesitamo
la medicina el tratamiento que
alivia y cura. El tratamiento d,
una enfermedad no admite empi
rismos. La gente tiene derecho
& SabeY 10 que es una medicine
y sus efectos antes de tomaria.
Debe haber dejado conocidos an
tecedentes de beneficios en- casos
id6nticos, una serie dc curaciones
que prueben sus m6ritos E inspi-
ren confanza. Precisamente porque
tiene tales antecedentes, es que la
PREPARATION De WAMPOLE
Sc compra y emplea sin vacilacio-
nes 8 dudas. Su buena fama es
la s6lida base en- que Sc cimenta
la f6 del p1blico y ell buen nom
bre tiene que ganarlo por buenos
resultados. Para los fines para los
cuales Sc recomienda, es leal, eff
caz y practica, hace precisamente
10 que tiene I'd. derecho & espe-
rar de ella. Is tan sabrosa como
Ia miel Y contiene todos los prin-
cipios nutritivos y curativos del
Aceite de Higado de Bacalao
Puro, que extraemos directamente
de los higados frescos del bacalao,
combinadQs con Jarabe de Hipo,
fosftos Compuesto, Extractos de
Malta Cerezo Silvestre. Merece
la mas plena confanza en- casos
de Anemia, Escr6fula, Debilidao
Nerviosa y General, Tos, Infuen-
"a, Bronquitis, Gripa, Impurezas do
la Sangre Y Afecciones Agotantes
GEL Sr. DR.. Raimundo de Castro,
de Habana, Cuba, dice: He usado Ia
Preparation de Wampole obtenien-
do un resultado muy favorable.
Basta una botella para conyencerse.
"Efcaz desde la primera dosis.
Nadie sufre un desengafio con esta
De Venta en- las Droguerfas y Bo-
ticas en- tod8s parties del mnn9
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-04-12
ROOSEVELT Y COO
per disCutiendO ell
bill Larrinaga.
La Camara alta eIegida pOT eI 60
hern2dOr.
Cooper de nusstrO ladO J Ia Causa De Puerto RIGt
gaRaRdO amigos.

Mario %, 1906 El representante Coo
per, de Wisconsin, preaidente del Comite
de los asuntos insulares, discuti6 con ell
presidente aver la propuesta enmienda del
delegado Larrfnaga al bill Foraker. Este
bill tTata del gobierno del pueblo de Puer-
to Rico.
La enmienda del delegado Larrfnaga,
pide que Ia elecci6n de los miembros de Ia
Camara alta sea hecha en- Puerto Rico, en-
lugar de ser nOmbrados por 81 gObernador
como 10 es ahora.
Sc dice que bajo las leyes vigentes, 81
gobernador tiene practicamente el control
del Consejo Executive.
Mr.. Cooper dijo al Presidente que 81
creiG que el pueblo de Puerto Rico debfa
elejir los miem5ros de su CdmGrG Alta.
El dijo que Ell Comit6 de negocios insu-
lares tomarfa pronto en- cuenta Ia enmien-
da de Mr.. Larrfnaga y entonces el Con-
greso tendrfa OCCASION de aceptarla rehu-
sarla.
(''Wash!ngton Post')
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-04-12
PAGANDA UNIO-
nista en- Lares.
Han empezadO con tOda aCtividad los
trabajOs en- la Caretera de aquel
pueblo a Adjuntas.
(De nuestrO cOrresponsul. )

Lares Abril 9.-El Domingo pr6x mo
Sc llevara q efecto el primer meeting uuio-
nista en- el barrio 'sPiletas", casa de nues-
tro correligionario don Isabel Moline, pro-
pietario que goza de muchas sim patfas en-
este pueblo.
Dado ell entusiasmo polftico que exists
en- los elementos de la union en- esta loca-
idad, no dudamos que quedara esplendi-
da! "Piletas" es un barrie eminentemen-
te unionista en- las futuras elecciones
podemos llevar de aquel barrio las ur-
mas quinientoB electores pertenecientes
nuestra colectividad, quedandole al adver-
sario un exfguo ndmero de indiyi1uos por
el motive de haber ingresado la mayor
parte de ellos en- el partido ''Uni6n de
Puerto Rico"
No dejaremos concurrir dicho 'smee-
ting" para informar de su resultado la
gran fuerza de que dispondremos para la
lueha de Noviembre.
-Hace algunos dias que dieron comien-
20 los trabajos en- la carretera de este pue-
bio al de Adjuntas.
El sobrestante don Enrique Umpierre
Sc estd portando bieD. Los trabaios van
pasos agigantados y estamos convencidos
de que Ell senior Umpierre es hombre de
progreso que no pierde un momento en- la
obra que tiene su cargo Todos los
peones son fuertes robustos y trabajan
alegremente.
En- Ia poblaci6n hay un ndmero re-
gular de peones ocupados en- los trabajos
de las GALES q los que le pagan diariamen-
te en- dinero sonante
Don Vicente Gonzalez Rioque Sc ha-
LA empleado para entenderse con los ira
bajadores, cumple perfectamente con todos
sin p6rdida de TEMPO
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da Republicano Juan r. Casellas
Maricao; Unionista, Federico Soufront.
Republican,, Arturo Diepa.
Maunabo: Unionista, Arturo Machi-
Mayaguez: Primero. Unionista Juan
G. Benftez. Republican,, Arturo Salgue-
70 Font.
Segundo. Unionista, Eleuterio Pujals.
Republican,. Alexandra Galane.
Moca: Unionista, Jaime Felid. Re-
publicano, Higinio Lopez Soto.
Morovis: Unionista, Carmelo Berries.
Republican,, Felix M. Muffz
Naguabo: Unionista, Juan Nogleras.
Republican,, Jose Ortiz.
Naranjito: Unionists, Floir6n Morales
Republican,, Maximino Rivera.
Patillae: Unionista, Jose Mauras. Re
publicano, Rafael Texidor.
Penuelas Unionista, Rafael Gonzalez
Ferrer. Republican,, Celestino Louchet.
Ponce Ist-Unionista, Antonio Moral.s
Lebr6n. Republican,, Jaime Bas.
Seguapdo. Unionista, Pablo Hernandez,
Republicano, Joaquin Tellechea.
Tercero. Unionista, Tomas Cespedes.
Republican,, Juan de Jesds.
Quebradillas: Unionista, Juan de
Dios Vale.
Rinc6n: Unionista, Antonio Cajigap.
Republican,, Victor Cumpiano.
Rio Grande: Unionista, Teoflo Quino-
.neg Algarfn.
Rio Piedras: Unionista, Asisclo Diaz.
Republican,, Gaspar L. Villa.
TTnSo,,ssGo
Peralta. Republican,, Herminio Garcia
Rodriguez
Salinas: Unionista, Pascasio Lopez.
San German: Unionista, Tomas Agrait.
Republican,, Angel Pasapera.
San Juan Ist: Unionista, Jose Ramos
Anaya. Republican,, Antonio Bazin.
Segundo: Unionista, Rafael Lubriel
Cueto. Republican,: Leandro Delgado.
Tercero: Unionista, Juan O'NeiI. Re.
publicano, Juan Jose Caro-.
San Lorenzo: Unionista, Modesto Apon-
te Hernandez. Republican,, Carlos B.
Buitrago.
San Sebastian: Unionista, Emiliano Ro
sa del Vale. Republican,, Rafael Gar
cia Rios.
Santa Isabel: Unionista, Pedro Comap
Republican,, Dionisio Zarraga.
Toa Alta: Unionista, Justo Morales
Diaz. Republican,,
Toa Baja: Unionista, Modesto Escudero
Republican,, Juan B. Romero.
Truiillo Alto: Unionista, Jose Gonzalez
Diaz. Republican,,
Utuado: Ist Unionista, Guillermo Pier
luissi. Republican,, Juan Almodovar.
Segundo: Unionista, Nicolas Jes6s We
ga. Republican,, Jaime Cristfa.
Vega Alta: Unionista, Miguel Flores
Republican,,
Vega Baja: Unionista, Miguel Landr6n
Lopez. Republican,,
Vieques: Unionista, Luis Benftez Cal
zada- Republican,, Saturnino Leguillon
Yabucoa: Unionista, Lorenzo J. Mar
tcrell. Republican,, Pablo Ortiz Garcia
Yauco Inst: Unionista, Domingo Mat
tel. Republicano, Diego Catal6.
Segundo: Uniouista, HeTcilio Rodriguez
Republican,, Ramon Bas.
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Parque de BOmberus en- Manati.

Un buen parque tiene Manatf Buen
orden y limpieza n6tase en- Ell material de
que disponen. Escaleras hechas en- Ell
pals tan buenas como las importadas,
buena cantidad de palas, picos, hachas,
baldes una bomba de mano regalo de
don Jaime Calaf, completan el equipo del
referido parque.
Con So bomberos al mando de los entu-
siastas tenientes Salustiano Villamil, Fran
cisco Ant1nez y Jose Rivera Miranda,
forman Ia fuerza.
Tratase de aumentar ell material de
mangaa, pues es escaso. Los cascos que
usan los bomberos son hechos aquf tam
hi6n.
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AVISO

Lo dirije el que suscribe, los sefiores
que q continuation expreso, que Sc sirvan
pasar por esta su casa, peTsonalmente o
por ell conducto que mejor yieren convenir-
les, satisfaceT sus cuentas pendientes
constantes de documentos fehacientes;
cuentas Iue datan desde que fueron fun
cionarios del Cuerpo de Pelicfa de esta eiu-
dad.
Don Angel Maria Bocanegra, don Joa-
quin Morales, don Rafael Gorga, don
Andres Avelino Colon, (Guardia de Pena-
lesl don Pedro Rios, don Prudeneio Colon,
don Rafael M. NegrOni, don Jose Lopez,
don Jose 8. Lugo, don Jose 4. CORdero,
don lose Rodriguez Mufloz 8 MufIiz, don
CeIestinO Quff1Ones.
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