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Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-08
QUIET DAY IN
PRODUCE LINES
LITTLE INTEREST TAKEN IN
THE MARKET
First Carload Of Northern Potatoes
Arrives Here In Slightly DAM
aged condltlon-Eee Quota
tions Are Unchanged

Trade I'm produce lines was light yes
terday. The attendance at the meeting
of the produce exchange and little in
terest was taken i'm the market.
No changes were made in the
price of eggs, the quotations remaining
at 23c for local ranch and lie for north
ern,
carload Of northern potatoes has ar
rived here. but owing to their newness
the potatoes were slightly skinned and
disColored
The poultry market was well cleaned
up yesterday and prices generally are
Fruits also cleaned up well and the
market for berries was somewhat
lirmer. Cantaloupes declined to the
lowest prices of the season owing to the
rapid ripening caused by the hot weather
Produce Prices
The following are the jobbing prices
I'm the local market; ,o.
EGGS - Fresh California ranch, 2Sc;
BjjTTERTrancy local creamery, re,
coast creamery soc; choice, i5qi71Rc;
HoNsEl Water white, 6o-lb. cans, SO
6lac lb.; light amber, 5q5lac; amber, &c Sc'
12ku 15c; white, l1hq121ac; beeswaX, &c
CIEESE-N Northern, l3d13lac; Anchor.
large. 16c; Young America, lie; Hand,
1Sc local. Ice; eastern, singles, 15l2al6c;
Twins. 15c; Longhorn, 16d16lac; Daisy,
16c Swiss imported. 2Sc; Swiss, domes-
tic, 20c; Limburg, 17ql9c
Evaporated, 20C; sun dried, 20c'
ground, Pee, Mexican. black, lSc.
POTATOES Cper l00-lbs.) - Burbank.
local. new, Sl5Oa1.75.
BEANS Call per 100 lbs)--Pink No l,
$40; No . $l9O; Lima, No. !, 500;
Lady Washington. No. l. s910d3.25;
RlaCkeyes, $500 Garvanzas, A.5Oq5.0O
German lintels, S7.5UdS.00.
ONIONS (per 100 lbs S17o;
garlic, 7dSc. .
PPLES-Colorado Winesaps, $500;
Ganos, $500: Yellow Newton Pippins. A.
tier, $3.50 41a-tier $2.25.
POULTRY-Jobbers sell dressed poultry
to the trade as follows (per pound)
Hens. Ice; young roosters, 2Oc; fryers,
20c; o,l roosters, lie: broilers S.5Od5W
a dozen; turkeys per lb.. 20q27c; old, 24c;
geese, 15c; ducks 15c.
For stocks in good condition dealers
pay live weight as follows: Hens, l5c;
young roosters, 14c; fryers, 1Sc; broilers.
lie; old ROSTERS Sc; turkeys, local. 1Sc;
old toms. 1Sc young toms 19c; hen tur-
keys. 1Sc: geese, 11c ducks, 1Oc.
BAKERS FLOUR-Made of eastern
hard wheat-Per bbl.. $5.25; blended
wheat. S490; eastern rye. S5.25,
CEREAL GOODS-Whoesale prices as
follows:
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l7l0o do preferred. ..... 1929 1914 l0l%
500 Vir-Caro Chemical. 36 35 "a
..,,. do preferred. d...... .. 105h
100 Wabash ......m...... 19& 1884 10
200 do preferred....... 46 46 A
..,.. Wells Fargo Ex.".. 90. 2N
..... Westinghouse Elec. .. ... 151
..... Western Union ,,... .. CO.. %
.... Wheel g Lake Erie CO.. liz
$500 NoTtRern rfSaS5n Pacidc SS9iG'. .soi 5ooH 2
100 Central Leather .n. 31ia 81 81
...., do preferred. ....... 80. ... 1907
1900 Sloss Steel ........, 1lia Il II
$500 Great Northern pfd 29Si4 290i5 296h
200 Inter Met .......... 315s 81 36A
500 do preferred..,... ii3s 1917 az
Total sales for the day i7,2OO shares
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FINANCIAL

Los ANGELES, July Bank clear
ings were $1,S6S,S3327. an increase of
$255 ,S95.fo over the corresponding day
last year. Following is a comparative
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straights, 50, 45@8.s5; bakers,

g 55oa4.0o; straights, sa45@8.S5; bakers,
81 .3043.10.
Wheat-No. 2. spring. S2aS21kc; No. B. 76
GlS2c; No. 3 red. 794sa79%c
Corn-No. 2, 51%c; No. yellow, 52Ac.
Oats-No. 2, 371ac: No. 2 white, 39A@
iO4c; No. 8 white, S5Rq39Ac.
Rye-No. 2, soc.
Barley-Good feeding. 4O@41c; fair to
choice mailing. 43@50c.
FlaXseed-No. l, slO6h; No. 1 north
western, S1.10.
Prime timothy seed, SO. 9Oa4 O5.
Clover-Contract grades, $11 25.
Provisons-Short ribs, sides (oose),
50 .45Gl9.55; mess pork, per barrel, SIT 550O
II 60; lard per 100 pounds, IS .S5; short clear
sides (boxed), 50 75q9 S71A
Whlsky-Basis of high wines, 81 30
Articles Receipts Shipments.
Flaur, barrels .......... 3i,SOO 1S,6OO
wheat, bushels ,...,.... 10000 10000
Corn, bushels ........,., 447 600 1870, 200
oats bushels ...'..,,.." Sl0 500 $500
Rye; bushels ,..''.'..'" 900 49,,
Cereals of the World
BY Associated Press.
LIVERPOOL, July 7-Wheat closed:
July, 6s 612d; September, 6s esd; Decem-
NEW YORK, July 7-wheat-spot
easy, Options closed %6plac lower July
S6lsc September S4ssc; December, S6Ac;
TACOMA. July 7-wheat unchanged;
exports blueStem, 73c; club, Tic; red, CSC.
PORTLAND, ore July heat-Club
lie; buestem, ISc; red, 69c valley, 73c
Talklo,P Phone free. See the proposition
In taAn nKyiC
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New York Stocks

BY Associated Press,
NEW YORK July THE following
w.,e official Quotations On tic stu i.
2AcnanGe today:
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1908 IONS 1904
Los ANGELES STOCK EXCHANGE

Official sales-2O00 Mexican Petro-
Ieum at 99cmS1.02 y 10 Union Oil at
$20O,5Oi 10000 Associated oil at AZ @
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DAILY MINING CALL

Oficial sales-12,00O Johnnie Con. a.
171sm1Sc; 1000 Searchlight Parallel a,
1Q@ lOAc; 1000 Nevada Searchlight a.
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Oil Stocks
Miscellaneous Stocks

Cal. Portland Gem. Co.
California Hospital. 30 90 100 90
Edison Electric i'd So 80 % On
Edison Elec. com 49,. IS. so
Home Telephone pfd. 81 90 So 90
Los Angeles Brewery 115 90
L. A. Jockey Club. so 90
Pacific Mutual Life.
Pasadena H.T.&T. Co. 81 90 40 on
Riverside H, T. ST Co. 81 so "a an
st. Monica IL. ST. Co 20 90 % 90
San Diego HIT. ST. Co. 32.5
Seaside Water Co. loo 90
Sun Drug Co...... 80.
y. s. Long Distance. ... $3.50
Union Trust &; T. Co.. As 90 ....
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New York Bonds

BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK, July THE following
we're official closing prices for bonds to.
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Market Ranges

Wheat-July, 7Sbc September, 1890
7S12c December, SOQS0Ac.
COrn-July, 5l9sc' September, 5lMc.
Oats-July ahc; September. 34lsc De-
cember S4Bc
Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour-Easy; winter patents s. 500
400; straights, So 50Q3. IO, spring patents
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-08
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET
Section Suffering From
Lack of Rain
Rv Assnciated Press.

BY Associated Press.
CHICAGO, July THE bearish feeling
that prevailed in the wheat market
throughout the session was due chiefly
to the absence Of rain in the greater
part of the wheat-growing sections. Other
factors that contributed to the weak tone
were a decline at Liverpool and the prob
ability of an increase in the movement
of the new wheat crop as shown by lib
eral acceptances of bids sent out by cash
houses. Selling was general during the
day, and the only support for the mark IT
came from shorts In the last half of the
session the market became steady on
buying caused by reports of sales for
export. The demand, however, was not
sufficiently lively to prevent another de-
cline. prices at the close being almost at
the lowest point. September opened BGDA
to A0I12c lower at 7Sa7S7sc, sold down to
7Sssc. and closed Is lower at 7S9s47S1ac
Ideal weather for the crop and the
weakness of wheat caused some profit
taking IN corn early i'm the day and re-
suited I'm moderate weakness Later all
of the early loss was regained. Septem-
ber closed hc lower at 51ssc.
The oats market was weak all day on
free selling by local longs. September
closed 12lssc lower a 34hc.
, Provisions We're quiet and firm. The
chief bullish influence was a DC advance
i'm the price of live hogs. At the close
September pork was up l21ac and lard and
ribs were each 21ac higher.
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Minina Stocks

SAN FRANCISCO, July THE off
cial closing quotations for mining stocks
today We're as follows.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-08
MANHAT
MONEY
MAKERS
Pacific Coast Mines
Bureau
42t-22-23 Chamber Of Conn
mercc Bldg. Telephones
sunset Broadway fSO0i
Home 1923.
MINING INVESTM ENTS

Direct Wire Connection with
Mining Exchanges.
Member Wall street Mining
stock Exchange. Securi-
ties bought, sold,
exchanged.
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Cereals of the World

In today's Herald.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-08

GRAIN AND Feed (per 100 lbs)-
Wheat, 81 So wheat GOO-lb sacO. sl65 !;
corn. 81 S5; cracked corn, $40; feed meal,
81 a; bran, heavy. s1.25; rolled barley.
81. 40; oil cake meal, S225; cotton seed
meal. S1.S5; cocoanut cake. S155; rhorts,
pounds, sl45; white oats. sl9O; red oats.
$3.50; eastern Kaffir corn, S1S5
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-08
Boston Stocks and Bonds

BOSTON. July THE following were
the official closing quotations To-Day for
stocks and bonds.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-08


FRUITS AND BERRIES-Ban
41ac; strawberries. 212d4c; dewberries.
3d4c raspberries. 6d7c; blackberries, 36
4c; loganberries 465c.
CITRJ FRUITS-Lemons. fancy. 81. 80
box; new Washington navel oranges,
s.. .6512. 10.
NUTS AND DRIED FRUITS (all per
lb)-Almonds lXL, 15c; Ne Plus Ultra
17c; peanuts, California. fancy, SEC: east
ern. fancy, &C. walnuts, California
bleached, No. /, 1Nd131ac; pecans, Jumbo.
berts. 14c; Mexican pine nuts. 2Oc
DATES-Persian dates. 6Ad6Hc; Fards.
Sc.
VEGETABLES String beans. 2G4c:
wax beans 21631ac; beets, $115 per sack {;
fancy celery. 75c doz; evaporated chilis
2c@30c H.; garlic. &c lb.; lettuce. 20625c
doz.; peas. 4c lb.; spinach 2Oc doz.; tur-
CauliHower 75dS0c: Mexican tomatoes.
So 0063.5o a box; locals. S1.25G1 80; aspar-
agus, S@10c; cucur'b hers. 15d25c box.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-09-29
CONFESSED TO MURDER.
Armenian Killed His Brother-New
York Mystery Solved.

Aram Tashjian, the Armenian who has
been held by the police in New York in
connection with the murder Of man be-
Neved to be his brother, whose headless
body was found in an excavation at 18th
avenue and seth street, in that city, last
Sunday. broke down finally when shown
the torso Of the victim and confessed that
the body was that of his brother and that
he was the slayer.
II want to tell everything he said to
Detective McCafferty, and then went on to
give some details, and said that he had
thrown the head in the North river at the
foot OF West 36th street. The detective
would not let him talk further, however,
but hurried him over to Inspector McLaugh-
lin of the detective bureau, where his for
NAL confession was taken down in detail.
The police have noY practically establish
ed the identity of the murdered man as
that of Marhar Tashjian, who lived with
two brothers at 426 18th avenue.
An unsigned postal card addressed to the
Captain of the West 37th street police sta
ton brought the clue. 1t was written in a
crude and wavering hand, but the words
read the following plainly enough:
Brother killed brother. Go to the cellar
at 428 18th avenue"
The police went, and the result of their
going, they say, warranted them in arrest
ing the brother as he came from work.
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Specials i'm New Houses.

In the list below offer you number of the choicest values
homes the market. We1OCated houses, well
struced, and in every attractive to honeseekers
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Republican, Campaign Plans.

The New York republican state campaign
will open next Wednesday, when Charles E.
Hughes and the others on the republican
ticket will be formally notified Of the ac-
ton Of the Saratoga convention. The noti-
tcation will take place in the evening at
the Republican Club in West 10th street.
and viii be conveyed to the nominees by
the entire republican state COMMITTEES. Fol-
lowing the formal proceedings a reception
will be held for Mr.. Hughes by the club.
Mr. Hughes speech OF acceptance viii be
the opening gun Of the campaign and II
the plans laid out by the party leaders are
carried through there won't be a single
days let-up in the oratorical flow from then
until tie time for the casting of the ballots.
Two days after the notification proceed
ings the ball will be set rolling by the New
York county republican organization, which
will hold gigantic mass meeting. Mr..
Hughes will speak at this meeting, and SO
also will his running mate, Lieut.. Gov.
Bruce. Secretary of the Treasury Leslie M,
Shaw will be one of the other speakers
On the next night-Saturday-Mr. Hughes
and Lieut.. Gov. Bruce will invade Brook
lyn. They speak at different meetings. 1t Is
planned to have some speakers identified
with the national administration at the
Brooklyn meetings. Mr.. Hughes plans now
to begin an upstate tour on October 8.
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Columbia EIeightss

Five beautiful new houses, 18th
street, Columbia Heights, between
Fairmont and Girard streets. The best
value ever offered in this section for
the price. The houses are we'll con-
structed, beautifully finished, and well
arranged. Offered at a very low price
81 500 less than any similar house in
this section. See us about them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-09-29

In the circuit court at Blountville, Va,
Charles Shankle. white man of family
residing in Bristol, was sentenced to twenty
five years in the penitentiary on the charge
Of having attempted on last Saturday night
to assault a six-year-old girl of prominent
family in the latter city. The testimony re-
vealed that he had shamefully mistreated
the child on the lawn of her own home A
part of the jury wanted to make the SEN
tence for life.
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s., OO0-3-story house-Columbia
Heights. 0 rooms. Greatly reduced
TO effect quick sale. Half square
Of car line.
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CONTROL OF PALMAs ISLAND,
American Ownership Regarded as
Being Without Doubt.

1t Is said at the State Department that
no doubt exists as to the American owner
ship and control of Palmas Island, one of
the small islands on the southeastern edge
of the Philippines, about the ownership of
which a question has lately been raised.
About eighteen months ago the War De-
partment requested the Department of
State to determine whether or not Palmas
Island was included in the Philippine group
owned by the United States An investi-
cation disclosed the fact that the island
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was inhabited principally by Dutch set
tiers and frequently was visited by Dutch
vessels. The War Department was inform
ed at that time that the island undoubtedly
was included in the Philippine group pur-
chased by the United States and that this
country had the same control over il that
it had over other islands of the Philippines.
Since that time no question has been raised
about the island, SO far as the officials
of the State Department are aware.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-09-29

Walter Harrod Thursday shot and killed
his wife, and with the same weapon took
his own life. at Fort Wayne, Ind The
coupIe went there recently from Mount Gill
cad ohio, The shooting is thought to have
been the result of a quarrel. the woman
having applied for a divorce
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We Invite You to Inspect
A Thoroughly
Modern
Home

In the best location on CAP
1TOL HILL, Third and Mary
land Ave. NE.
DESCRIPTION: Front-3
stories and cellar; Roman brick
and brownstone; I7-foot park
ing.
First foor-Parlor, reception
hall, dining room, pantry, kitch-
EN-, back porch, yard to 3o-foot
alley.
Second hoor-Two large bed
rooms, den, tiled bath, large
linen closet, rear porch.
Third floors bed rooms.
Special Features.
Filed vestibule, large plate
glass mirrors in reception hall,
HARDWOOD FINISH, birch
doors, DOUBLE FLOORS
we'll finished, handsome man
tells and gas fixtures, CLOS
ETS IN EVERY ROOM,
kitchen equipped with latest
pattern gas range and dresser,
back way, GUARAN-
TEED HOT-WATER HEAT,
cellar under entire house, con-
creted and plastGed; whole
house beautifully decorated by
Richards.
No. II2 sd st. ne. Open daily
until s pm.
Price, $4,000.
Reasonable Terms.
Chas. e. Banes,
1921 F St.
cnc0 f.
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1t is only the article Of
merit that can stand pub
licity.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-05
L|BRO De GAUT|ER BEN|7Ez

ri dfa Is de los corrientes queda-
r& terminals Ia nuevs edici6n dc Las
poeaiaS de 6 auti,r B3nitsz, ian po-
pular en- ell pats.
La edicI6n, hs ha con verdadero
Garlic nor una de las hiiss del bArdo
inolvi liable, contsudra varlas com 20
slclones in6dltas 6 POGO conocidav que
ga nsds dssmsrecen de las 70 publ.
csdas en anteriores edicionss.
Creemos que el p6blico acc CARA
con sgrado dicho libro, tsnto por sl
esmsro tIpoRrAHco con que estarA pre-.
sentado, como tambien por tratarse de
uno de sus poetas favoritos, que con-
ssgr6 al tsrruf1o los acentos mas ips q.
pirAdos y esponlansos de gu Ira me
Ia uc6lics, en- clyas cuerdas vibrA AbAn
las notHs del amor y del patriotiamo
EstA ncsrgsdo dc Ia collection de
tan hsrmosA obra, que no debs taItar
On nlpgda hogAr pusrtorriqutHo por
humilde que ses, nuestro sstimado
amigo don Miguel BsnfteS Castsfo.
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A Qu|EN CORRESPONDA

Por Ia presents 90 b ace sabsr que
los sefiores B9rlo Hermanos han pre-
sentado & Ia Comision de FranQ Quieias
del Consei1 EIecusivo una petlci6n 80
licitando una frsnquiciA para tomar
del RIO MAnan en- oil barrio de <Ns-
g,oas Coroza, so litros de sgua por
segundo para rlego y tuerzs hidrauli-
CO para mover un molino de hero
para moler csf1A Lo cual ss hAce
pGblico para conocim enso de las par.
tes que Gepgan que alegar en- pro en-
contra de 10 sollcitado com ,areclsndo
ante ditha Comisi6n en- la primera
reunion que cs ebre la misma que 90
RI deSpu6G de haber expiraao 10 vein
to oiAs que fla ls Ley q Conlsr de la
fec ha de la preSente.
San Juan P. r ~ Marso de l 906
BERIO HERMANOs
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DESOE ACuADA
Renuncia del Secretario del
Municipio. - Traslado
del eabo Gutierrez.
vARIAS DENUNClAS
FL cabo Emanuelli. -Falleci-
miento de una nina de
don Andres Ruiz.

Nuestra amigo don Antonio SAM
chez Ruiz, Sscretario de este munici.
pio, hs presentado 10 renuneia de GU
cargo.
-Ha sido trasladado sl cabo do
la politia insular don Salvador Gu.
tierreE, y 90 dice que 10 sus,ituirA sl
cabo Emanuelli.
Hoy tuvo lvgar el entierro do
10 presiosa nifia Patris Ruiz, encan.
to que fce del hogar do nuestro ami.
go y correliglonario don Andres
Ruiz, & quien damos el p6same sn
union de su distipguida familia.
Nos irtorman que el Alcaids do
10 cArcsl don C'priano Duprey 90
neg6 q frmar 10 cuenta mensual que
ell Juez de psz rinte al Honorable
Attorney y al Ayurtamisnto. Avert.
gusremos los mot'vos para informsr
|x los lectorss de ese ilush q 10 psri6-
dico.
Ell policfa MArlsni denunei6 Z
varios carreteros de don Eulcgio il
meneE, por andAr dc noche con los
carros ain farol.
T. MIRO.
Abril 8
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Gran negoCiO en- Anoya
Empfesa tmpOr!antisima para invertir
dtnero con las a,ejores gdranttaS de
seguridad 9 con pingQsS bcnefcios.

Ss trata de Ia instalaci6n de un
amplio. el'gsnts y attractive SANA-
TORIO, para todA case de epfermos,
con srregIo los & tlmos y maravilo.
sos adelantos de 10 Cisncis, utilS Ando
para clio los tres riquisimos y aalun.
feros m suantiales de aguAs termo mi.
nero.madicinales que en- pintoresco
alto, iuoto q 10 CArrstsra, extatsn On.
ire los pobaciones de Arroyo y de
GasyAms, y que tan sorprendentes
curSciones vienen resljsAndo
Los que dsseen tomAr parts, con
algdu capitsI, ca eata importantfstms
empress, que ofrece las msjores ga.
ransfss de seguridsd, con ping IS di
videndos, pueden diriglrse q los q, fio.
res VIRELLA URIBE HERNANOS
Il O., Arroyo, P, r., quienss sunni.
nistrarAn todos los informss que ss
les pihan No Sc emitirao acciones.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-05

El.que suEeribs pons en- eonoci.
mlento de sus numsrosoa .parroquia
nos, que dsSde esta techa, , en- nj &c.
gundo comedor, los precios estarAn
en- relaCi6D con 10 situaci6n actual:
On blsIek, IL etvs. Una ternera en-.
panada, 10 etvs. On Arrox con GALL.
as, 10 ctvs. Un caldo gHllego, 10 ctvs.
On hAcalSo & 10 viEcaina, 10 ctvs. Una
sopA con carne, ) ctvs. Una sopa dc
gAllina, Q stvu, ina mixtA, 2 esvs.
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cONFERENC|AS

Sc han verificsdo on Toa Alta
las conferercias escolsres, que han
rsaultado N NY lucidas.
Sc dtscutieron importantes temaa
aohre enst fiarza
El de ctr don Jsids M. Amadso,
habl6 tamb.en, pronunciando un dis.
curse bre 10 educaci6n musical.
Fl presidents de 10 Junta escolar,
don Ramon Morales, diiert6 sobre el
{ ma <NecssidAd de educar los niflos
Ambos trabsj jos fderon muy splaudi-
dor.
Asisti6 al act, sl Supsri4tso.
dente dc eximsnts don Enrique e.
Hernandez
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OESOE AGUAD|LLA
Iunta Local del Partido de
Ia Union. = Denuncia.
Colecta pibIica.
REUNION POLITICk
El Ayuntamiento contribute
con 200 pesos para las vic
timas de San Sebastian.

El domir g. SO celebr6 10 ssamb,ea
unionis.a Hnunciada, CON obisto de
slsgir los miemoros del nusvo Comite,
quedando eonsiitufdo asf;
Paeaidsnte, don Vicente vlns Mar.
tinez. Vice Presidente, don Juan G ar.
ola Duc6z. Secretario, Lcdo. don Ar.
turo Rsichsrd. Tss orero, don Joae
Monserrat Bivsl. Vocales; don Ra-
mon Cuhero, don Gsnaro Salas, don
Erneato Rubio Lopez y don Mario
Nor alea. Suplentes; don Tomas Lo
pes Villalbs, don Bautista Pagan, don
Fernando Acosta, don Ramon Acsvs
DO, don Antonio Dfaz Marques, don
Joae Yumet Marin y don Antonio
Dfaz Hernandtz.
Ell dia 80 de Mario un sujeto
sts c ado de viruelas sbo bAss se passH-
be- por las callss dc la ciudsd, I'm
perturbabe on su marcia. 81 esto
40 ahsde el estado Lesimo de la higis
On e.ta ciudad....
-Por los guardias Manuel J. re-
trex y Miguel BAlbella t.e dsuuncladu
el ioven Manuel Olmsr y Badlllu, >su
uado 0e sobJrn0.
Ell AyuntAmieuto de sstA ciu id
ha acordado socurrer con 8 200 q las
yfcslmas oel incendio dc San Ssnas-
tian
Una comisi6n c.mpueisa de lof
aeflores alca de Torregrosa, don Vic
tor CAlderon, don Francisco Esleves,
don santiago Boscio otros aefiores
recorrio aver 10 ciudad con el propo
sito plausible dc recau1Ar fondos J
| provisiones para socorrer q las per.
sonas que han quedado sin hogar OF
el Pspino, con motive del ircendio
Tanto al comerco en- general CONT
llsa famillas pudientes. han corrsspon
dido al llamamiento caritatlvo,
Ell Fiscal de ests Corse de Dis
trito fae uno de los primeros On aou
dir & San Sebastian, al tenerse mott
cias del sinieatro, y tAmblen vsria
pareiAs do 10 poiieiA insulAr al man
lido do un chcial.
| --Anoch,, en- el butete dc nueatr
Iioven correliglonario Lcdo. don Ariu
| 70 ReichArd, con el obieso dc toma
poaeli6n do sus cargos respectivos
tratsr otros asuntos do vital intsre
para 10 marcha dc nuestro parttdc
&c reunieron los miemoros que compe
nen el nuevo Comit6 Unionista de ssi
ciudad.
Rntre los vafios psrticulAres qu
se tratAron 90 acord6 enviar Ala Jur
ta Central del Partlio en san Juar
una ternA para Jues dc eceion
este Distrito. Sc dsslgno por unan
midAd q don Vicente Y.fia para Pr,
aidente del Comite de Dlstrlto.
-Durante el mes de Mario ditto,
| 10 policla insular, deatacada en- esi
demarcAci0n, hR preitado 63S serv
clos.
i Mario Morales.