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New-York tribune., 1907-08-18
Merry Parties Enjoy the Cool
Breezes at Mount Pocono.

Delaware Water Gap, Penn Aug. II (Spe-
ciaD.-with inspiring addresses the Delaware
Water Gap camp meeting at Entrernont Grove
closed one Of the most successful Sundays since
It's organization The Rev. p. J. Kain, William
Thomas, the singing evangelist, and Mrs. Moore.
the Maryland worker, spoke stirring words that
will linger with the visitors who were So fort
unate as 10 attend the services. There are over
thirty tents on the grounds and the best of
everything contributes 10 the success Of the
summer meeting
The Kittatinny is continuing in its popularity,
having had more guests than could be accom-
rnodated. The proprietor is planning add to
the capacity Of the house as soon as the busy
season is passed. The hops at this house have
been the most deliberately conducted Of any at
tie resort.
The Water Gap House is entertaining a large
number OF guests. The latest affair was an
evening at bridge II. which the winners Of
prizes were Mrs. Ramsey and Mrs Treud, Mr.
Sterling and Mr. Alrite. The links and the
riding academy this house are popular with
fne guests Of the resort.
Two Of the guests at the Glenwood are own
ers Of horses that compete at the New York
horse show Miss Deiphine Fielding, an ardent
equestrienne and owner of one of the blue RIB
ooners. spending several weeks there accom-
panied by her friend, Miss Ostriker, of New
York City A E Coote is another OF the owners
OF competing saddle horses. Mr.. Coote is one OF
the readers IL GlenNood functlOns
Mr. and Mrs Ross Taylor. Of New York City,
nave taken apartments at the kittatfnny for a
stay Of several weeks.
r. Love and II. j. Love, New Workers, are
stopping al the Kittatinny.
Among the New Workers who are making the
hfttafinny their summer home are Mr ana
Mrs Clinton Irwin Martin.
Louis Ash a New York merchant; j. b. Man
ming ana ]. NJ o'Leary compose popular
hIttatinny party.
W. g. Thompson and daughter and MI anu
Mrs W c. Humbert, of New York City are
az the Kfttatfnny
Mrs. +. Clark and the Misses Dolhe. riorence
and Irene Clark Of Manhattan. are guests a'
tia Kittatinrv who will spend the season there
William J. Fox Miss Pauline Fox, Miss Beat
rloe Fox and Joseph w Fox, OF New York CITY
are contributing TO the success of the social al
fairs of the Kiftatinny this week
Mr. and Mrs T. T. Reed. of New YORK Iits'
are spending several weeks at the water Gap
House
Mr and Mrs. Alfred Davis, OF New hofh Nl.s'
have arrived at the Water Gap House for me
rest Of the summer. They are spendlhg iiiuoh Va
the time driving over the hills OF the county
William L. Law and family. of New York
City motored to the Water Gap. where they VIII
fpsnd sene time at the Water Gap House
H. 2. Gurthie Is among the New foihers io-
The summer al the Water Gap House
Mr. and Mrs W. Washington Rome, OF Ne"
ofk City, have taken suite OF rooms at nis
water Gap House, where they Will spend the
rest of the summer.
Mss n. g Kiilum. of New York city, VIII
sp.nd the month of August AZ the Glenwooa
N'sf 81 r. Clark and Miss X. T. clark, OF
"eH York City. nave taken active part In the
New-York tribune., 1907-08-18
OUT ON BLOCK ISLAND.

Block Island. r. l.. Aug. II (SpeciaD.-With all
the hotels and cottages filled to overiowng with
guests and ideal weather conditions, Block Island
is enjoying season of unparalleled prosperity.
Social affairs come crowding thick and fast, and
every one is well entertained. One of the most
amusing of the parties here this week the
masquerade at the Woonsocket. Among the New
Workers who present in costume were Mrs j..
Dederer, court jester; Theodore Murray. as
julius Caesar; Harry Lichteusten. Cleopatra.
Miss Sallie Groden, Katie Barry; David Groden.
ae Admiral Togo: Miss Marie Bischoff, Queen
tFiza beth Edward Shorter. the Sultan of Tur-
l-ey. Anna Csroden. Red Riding Hood: Morgan
readerer as Sis Hopkins. Raymond Smith, as
l7luff, Ruaies: Mrs. Edward Shorter. Caleb
west George Babcock, a bathing girl. and Miss
EDNA shorter as Lady Macbeth.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-18
! il from tho

Loveridge who originally obtained il from tho
Indians
A real estate dealer Of Newark. N j. mas
lately purchased fOrty-nine acres of land II
Pine HILL upon which he has begun the erection
of fine summer home, to be followed oy otners-
Mountain property seems to be advancing III
price all through the range Many bulldlngS
are projected and several plots have been sold
lately at good prices
New-York tribune., 1907-08-18
IN THE GREEN MOUNTAINS.

manchester-fr-the Mountains. Vt. Aug. y t5pe-
ciaD-The interest IN golf and motoring has iiape @
,.t k tba most crowded that Manchester has
.,,,a. sean as a summer resort Almost every room
in the Equinox House is taken, aud the sfianel
New-York tribune., 1907-08-18
THE EDGEWO0D INN

Greenwich Conn, Aug. Il (Specian-Phis season
has broken all records for August, "A full house
being the regular thing not only at the weekend
New-York tribune., 1907-08-18

City. is at the Meadowside, where she lately
arrived to spend the summer.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-09-26
Rev. Mr.. O'May Says Farewell

j Rev. James O'May, who was
transferred at the recent ses-
sion of the Des Moines con-
ference of the Methodist church
to the charge at Creston,
! preached his farewell sermon
yesterday morning to the
congregation of Broadway
church. He took as his subject,
"Relations of the Past Three
Years." Rev. j. M. Williams,
who comes to Broadway church
from Missouri Valley, was pres
ent and assisted at the morning
service. Rev. Mr.. Williams
preached his Introductory
sermon last evening.
This evening at Broadway
church a reception will be
rendered the outgoing and in
coming pastors. Rev. j. M.
Williams, the new pastor, has
filled two charges in Iowa. He
was pastor of the church at
Cambridge for five years and
at Missouri Valley for four
years. Mrs. Williams is promi-
nent in the missionary societies
of the church. Council Bluffs
Bee.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-09-26

The Board of Supervisors
yesterday awarded the bonds
issued for Pottawattamie drain
age bitches to the Security
Savings Bank and Trust COM
pany of Toledo, O., at a prem
ium Of $693. The par value of
the issue is $25, .55. There
were six other bidders.
In the joint session with the
supervisors of Harrison county
it was decided to cut a channel
across what is known as the
Boyer river bend. The con-
tract was awarded to the POLL
ard Campbell company. A
public roadway will be con-
structed alongside the cut,
which will be 1900 feet long.
This channel will obviate the
necessity of a bridge and will
drain a considerable section of
land. For the right-of-way
for the channel the board con-
tracted to purchase five acres
from Mrs. Maria Gilmore at
500 an acre. The channel or
ditch will be known of the Gill
more cutoff.
The report Of Seth Dean, en-
gineer in charge of %construc-
ton, showed that excellent
work is being done on the big
bitches. Work on the Willow
creek ditch has been stopped,
construction having been COM
pletel as far as it was deemed
prudent to go at this time.
Connection, however has not
been made with the Boyer.
The big dredge on the Boyer
No. 2, with which the con,
tractors had so much trouble,
is now doing splendid work and
this months estimate, Engineer
Deem reports, will be $4,000
cubic yards.
The time for the completion
of the Allen and Willow creek
bitches was extended to Oct.
III, by which time the con-
tractors say the Alien ditch
will be completed. The time
for the completion of the Boyer
ditch has been extended to
December 81.
Mrs. p. w. Pratt was a pas
senger to Chadron, Nebraska,
this afternoon.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-09-26

Iof the church.-Council Bluffs
Bee.
Notice to Contractors
Sealed proposals for the con-
struction of a steam heating
plant for the court house build
ing, Logan, Iowa. will be re-
ceived at the office of the Au-
ditor of Harrison County, Iowa,
until noon Sep. 80, 1907.
Plans and specifications may
be seen at the Auditors office,
each bid must be accompanied
with a certified check for
$4,000 as a guarantee that the
bidder will, if successful, sign
a satisfactory contract and fur
nish a satisfactory bond for
100000 with two or more
sureties to be approved by the
Board of Supervisors of said
county within ten days after
the contract is awarded.
The Board of Supervisors re-
serve the right to reject any or
all bids.
Attest
A. B. Hosbrook,
Chm. Board of Supervisors.
|G. w. Atkins, County Auditor.
Sow
The Little Sioux Hustler, has,
it seems, just walked up to the
fact that Harrison county "is
going to hold fair at Mo. Val
ley this week" Bless your heart
honey, We have had the fair,
attended by thousands, and if
the brother had only cast his
eyes at the barns, fenccs and
bridges he would have seen the
big red posters, s.nted by the
Logan Poster Printing Co., Civ.
ing day and date of the fair
and now the Hustler has just
discovered "by a 2xsquare,'
that We are to have a fair. He
says:
We observe by a SEARCHED
I2xsquare that Harrison County
lis going to hold a fair at Mo.
Valley this week. The manage.
mcnt certainly should have cree
lit for letting the public know
about it before the thing is over
AS it is they have no one tt
blame but themselves if the fail
is not a success. Advertising
matter should be out we'll in ad.
vance so we could get our big
pumpkins and spring shoats
ready, as it is we have as yet
failed to to see a prmium list
Prof. D. w. Brown of Noxu.
bee Industrial school at Nc
Leod, Mississippi; was in tn.
Valley trying to interest thu
people here in helping tina
school in a financial way
Yesterday afternoon Prof
Brown appeared before tn
pupils of the high school AM
gave an interesting address re
!garding his work. They ar
trying to build a $4,000 addi
tion to the school and ar
appealing to the people of tn
north to get the necessar,
money. The school is TO
colored people, to teach then
better how to work in tn,
different trades and givin,
them better education general
lily. Prof. Brown is a colore'
man, educated and refined, an
seems the right man for tn
place he occupies. 1t woul
seem that to educate tn
colored people Of the south t
be skilled and competent labor
ers would give them the chanc
they have long sought and tn
people of tho north and sout'
fought to concede them tn
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-09-26

The Board ordered a levy Of mills for road purposes in Little Sioux
Township, and a levy Of mills for road purposes in each of the other
townships, that being the levy asked for by the several Boards OF Twp.
Trustees.
The Board ordered the following cemetery leves for 1907: Jackson
Twp, = mills; Little Sioux Twp, : mills; ST John Twp, mills.
The Board ordered the following leves for school purposes in the
several School Districts of Harrison County for the year 1907:
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-09-26

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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-03
IA fNA MARGANTA

La nodiza obedeci6 emprano para eecutar
su proyecto, Carlos Sc puso hacer >,a
Las horas empleaba trabao
aban mas adez para e de que deron lbs
Carlos ea las sete Cont6 depuSs de
otra las campanadaS del relo la Ultima levant dciendo
-iDiabloI es la hora precsa
tomando sombrero sal6 por pua secreta
que hab mandado hace tabque cuya xisten gnoaba
Ia misma Catalina
Carlos Sc fuG deecho la habac6n de Enrique Este no ha
ba hecho mas enar cuaro para cambar de tra
dejar al duque de Alencon, haba Saido al momento
-Habra lido cenar Margarta do rev. hoy estaba
mas amabe ella, al menos mi me 10 ha parecido
Sc encamno la habitaci6n de Margarta
Magaa habia reunido cuarto la duQuesa Nevets
Coconnas L. Mole, juntos hacn coac6n de duIces
pas eles.
Carlos am6 la puerta Guic fue abrr; pero al yer al
aso de tai modo uvo vaor hacere
reveanca ugar de drse psa para peven su anna de la
augusta vista que lie egaba deo pasar Carlos sin dar otra
nal que grito que habia arroado.
FL atraveso antecama guado po las carcaiadas sc
ue derecho al comedor, penSando para adentros:
i Pobre Enriquto Sc divierte sin pensar en- el NAL
deSpues do alta evanando las cortina mostran.
do su rsueha
Soy yo.
Margarta d6 gro terrible pesar de 10 rsueho aouel
aba colocada enente del conae acabba reccnocer
Carlos.
-iMajestad! exclam6 con terror
Y Sc levant6.
Coconnas uando los convdados sentfan en- certo
modo vac la cabeZa obe hombros ue no Que no
d6 uya Sc evano tamben peo con tan bill torpeza que
al levantarse r6 Ia ella deb6 vasos val LA uces
En- insante todo qued6 la obscurdad seucio
mas profundo
Escapemonos, dijo Coconnas La Mole Aprisal apriss
La Mole 10 hizo decr dos veces arrim6 pared
oent6 las mano buscndo domoo para escondere en-
e gabnete que tan conocido le era
Pero al poner e pie domoro choc6 con un hombfsque
sSababa de entrar por e pasadzo secreto,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-03
0TRAS NO7|CIlS
Los perros realeng IS EN-
el Matadero - t>.e.to
la COrte Federaal.
SaLA De SOCORR0S
Tesorero del Hospital de mu.
jeres y ninos. I'm fallcci-
miento en- Caguas.

-Anoche en- el natadero, TN
perro de los muchos que hay Ell
aquel lugar ataco q Jose P. Echava-
rria mordiendole ell Id pierna IL
quierda. Oportunamente fue asis-
lido en- la sala de socorros.
0 ang Thy. Cura la debilidad, ul
ceraciones, aplauamiento y periodos
dolorosos Muestras gratis. .-Pidalas
a....Mrs. H. E. Fretter, Detroit, Mi.
ch.
Para el dia II del actual, a
las diez de la maiiana ha sido sefia-
lada la vista de la exception previa
interpuesta porla representation de
don Jose Gonzalez Martinez, rico
propietario de Guayama, Ell ell plei
to entablado contra este sefior, ante
la Corte Federal, por la Succession de
don Francisco Castrelo. En- este
pleito Sc alega por la Succession de
mandante, que el precitado Marti-
nez agredi6, ALA por el mes de Di-
ciembre de 1897 a su causante don
Francisco Castrelo, de resultas de
cuya aggression cl tai Castrelo muri6
al dfa siguiente, exigiendole por es-
te motive don Jose Gonzalez Mar
tinez una iniemniz lciou de Gin
cuen:4 mil 4 ,lllrs.
Representa- al I4tnAllante los
ahog 'dr| sen ,rc> I.6p,h l. N Iron y
Coll y Cuchi y al demandado los
sriiores Texidor y Guerra.
Para lrar IN resfrlado en- mn dla
tome el LAXATIVE BRoMo QUININA.
FL boticario le dcvol>era el dinero 81
no Sc cura. La fr1na de F. w GRO
We Sc halla en- cada cajita.
DE heridas y contusiones le-
YES fleroa l>l>ti | Is aver en- la sala
lie Socotros Valent'u Delyado, Ra-
fael Miro y Dolores Oquendo.
nT IN Ell CLUB dc F. Kehrhahn
y Co., 73 San Francisco, Sc venden dos
relojes de oro cada senana, entire 50
SocitS. amnando 50. so S1,oo sema-
nal. La Ultima semana obtuvo uno
don Pho de Luis socio NJ. 66.
-Ha fallecido Ell Caguas el
ciudadano cubano don Juan Farran.
MIR Brown, assistant del At
torney General, ha sido nombrado
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-03
Vent' de mdquIn1s de esY BIZ

En- virtud de la autorizaci6n que
Sc me ha conferido, vendere en- subas-
ia p1blica, el sabado 70 de Abril de
1907, las diez de la naiiana, en- la
o6cina del Attorney General, en- San
Juan, los siguientes efectos:
Maquinas de escribir, sistema
"Hammcnd'; 1 id. id. Smith Pre-
mier" id. id. "Oliver" Tinaje-
70 con piedra y tinaja; I Lavabo; 3
Sillas.
Estos efectos Sc venderan al con-
tado al mayor postor, Siempre que la
proposition hecha no baje del precio
minimo fijado a cada articulo, reser-
vandeme el derecho a rechazar cual-
quiera 8 todas las proposiciones gu !.
Sc hagan.
Los art(culos que Sc relacionan
quedan sujetos inspection en- esta
ohcina ell cualquier tempo antes de
la subasta.
San Juan, Ab.il de 1907.
HENRY l., LYONS.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-03
ALEXANDRA DUMAS
-iQuien os ha dicho ESQ?

gulen oS ha dcho ESQ!
-iToma repuso el rey me 10 han dcho
Pura Chanza, sehor senor de Coconnas mira
aguen con buenos oos peo Margaa sno la sonora
de Nevers
All! ESQ otra cosa.
-Puedo responder Vuesta Maesad de 10 que lie digo
Carlos solt6 una carCaada, dio:
Esta ben, que venga duque de Gusa hacerme habar
lie dare TN buen ratio Conndoe las hazas u cuada Pero
continue rey recapactando Sc del Coconnas
de La Mole de quen me han habado
Nj el otro sehor do Enrique vo s respondo del
afecto de mi muier.
Bueno Ear uto bueno dijo ell rev; vale mas que sea a
que de oo nodo te uro por mi honor que tan buen mu
chacho que creo acabarG por poder pasar sin t.
Al dec esas paarls, ell ey sib6 de- un modo particular
cuatro caoaeros que espeaban cae Beau
m aquel momsnto dabsn las diez
" ben dlJo Msrgaria cuando e rey Enrique hubieron
sado, nos volvemos poner Ia mesa?
No e mia do la duquess he tenido demasiado miedo
viva Ia Casa oe Ia cae de ClochePercee! a puede
iara nuestros vantes tenen derecho esepr , snadas
Pero ique buscais debajo de los muebles de los aaros
Sehor de Coconnas?
-Busco mi amigo La Mole do eli piamontks
-Buscad hacia mi cuarto, cabaeo do Margara hay ai
cierto gabinee
All, 81, va caigo djo Coconnas
entr6 en- el gabnetc
~ ben, dlo la obscuridsd zen d6nde esamos1
-th! iVoto SaneS! e>talnos en- los postres
-tY el rey de Navarro
No ha vseo NADIA; mado percco deseo oro igual
para mi mujer Sin embargo que legue teneo nuncs
no segundas nupcas
~ el rcy Carlos
All e rey dferepte hs levado consigo msrido
iDe veras:
Como dgo Adealas me ha hecho Ell honor de mra+-
de ado Cuando suo eaba servcio duque de Allen
son, y de reojo cuando ha sabdo que amigo uyo
--iCrees pu s. que lie habrsu hablado nal de mfl
al contrario, Que hayan habado demasado bien
Po no Sc ata ahora de eo as dama que enn que
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-03
SUCESO Dc lYER
Episode sangriento en-
la casa nunero 10, lie
la ca1le de la Cruz.
lNTfNT0 De SulClOlO
Otilio Santiago, acostado co
I'M catre, Sc in6ri6 vzrias
heridas de gravedad.
INT NTO De SuIClOlO

Como ESQ de las cuatro y me.
dla de la tar1e de aver, ocurrio uu
episodio sangriento Ell la casa nti-
nero 40 de la calle de la Cruz.
Otlllo Santiago, empleado en- el
ventorrillo de Pedro Diaz, trat6 de
sulcidarse y para realizar su fumes
to prop6sito Sc encerr6 en- la habi-
tacion, y, provisto de un cuchillo
de cocina, Sc asest6 una herida Incl
sa de ounce centimetros en- el cuvll,
que interes6 la traquea, y dos heri
das mas, como de cuatro centime-
tros, sobre Ell costado izquierdo.
Santiago, al herirse, lanz6 un
grito, que fue dido por Pedro Diaz,
quien forz6 la puerta de la alcoba
donde aquel Sc habia encerrado, Ell
contran1ole tendido sobre un c4t-e,
examine y bafado en- sangre.
Sc dio cuenta al guardia dt
servicio, Jose S. Lugo, quien pidi6
la ainbulancia, conduciendo el heri-
do a la Sala de Socorros, donde lie
asistieron Ell doctor Aviles y Ell prac-
ticante Claudio, califcando las he
ridas de pronostico grave.
De ALI fue trasladado despues
al Hospital municipal. Su estodo
hoy es relativamente satisfactorio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-03

rapido aniquilamiento de los enfermos.
Ell doctor Parsons, TN distinguido
especialista de la Ciudad de Mexico,
dice este respecto: "Refriendome al
valor germicida de la Creosota, GUAM
do Sc lie adninistra a enfernos tuber-
culosoz incorporate q preparedness
de Aceite de Higado de Bacalao, de-
claro: que los experimentos qufmicos
y observation cuidadosa de un grau
nGmero de casos, han demostrado que
cualquiera que sean los resultados be.
nefcos que los enfermos puedan reci-
bir Ell uso f. la Creosota y otras sus-
tancias irrnGntes de estos resultados,
nulifcan los efectos perniciosos que
ejercen tales drogas en- el esfomago.
Es un hecho bien conocido que al
asimiliaci6n facil y completa de los ali.
mcntos es de la mayor importancia en-
el tratamiento de las Intermediates que
re caracterizan por d9nutrici6n. Sc
sabe tambien que el Acefte de Hfgado
de Bacalao, perfectamente emulsiona-
do es uns de los mejores reconshfu.
yentes. Por ESQ es que los mas distin-
guidos especlalistas prescriben hoy las
emulsiones de Aceite de Hfgado dc
Bacalao que no confene Crcsota & otras
sustancias irrifantes, que ocasionan el
desorden de las funciones digeshvas
De las differences preparedness dc
AcejFe de Higado de Bacalao, 20 pref.
70 ID Emulsion de Scot que fabrican
los Sehores Scott & Bovine, New York.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-03
MUNIClPIO DE CAGuAs.
AnunCio de SubaSta

gun el Raglamento de ContabilidaC
Municipal. Sc declararan nulas la
proposiciones que falten a cualquie
ra de estos requisites, 8 a los consig
nados en- el pliego de condiciones
y aquellas cuyo importe exceda d.
la cantidad presupuesta.
Sccrl6n Cuarta. = Para la admission
de proposiciones Sc abrira un perlo
do de tempo comprendido desde e
Io de Mario hasta IA Mayo de 1907,
de 9 IL a. IN. y de a 4 p. m, Ell
la Secretaria municipal de est. ..ciu-
dad. Dicha admission quedara def
nitivamente cerrada a la una y me-
dia de la tarde del citado el dia Id
de Mayo y la apeltura de los pile,
gos, conteniendo dichas proposicio
mes, S. verifcara a las dos de la tar
de del repetido dia IA de Mayo, an-
te la Junta Adjudicadora, compues
ia del Alcalde de la ciudad, del Pre-
sidente del Concejo Municipal y del
Secretario del Munidipio.
Sen06M QHinta. En- case de
procederse q una lilnitacion verbal
por empate, la mlnima puja sera de
GIN ENTA DOLLARS,
ESQ., oo).
Sell76n setfa. La Administra-
ci6n Sc reserva el derecho de recha-
Ear cualquiera de las proposiciones
8 todas elias.
.Secci6n sSbAma. -Esta Ordenan
"a cmpezara a regir tan pronto sea
aprobada por el Alcalde y copias de
ella Sc fjaran Ell cinco puntos visi-
bles de la ciudad, insertlndose en-
TN periodico de general circulation. D
Yo, Juan c. ViIlariny Delgado, Sc
cretarlo del Concejo Municipal
de Caguas p. r.,
Certi6co; Que la Ordenanza,
de la cual es una copia feel y exacta
la precedente- fue adoptada por una
nimidad de seis Coucejales, de los
siete de que Sc compone este Cuerpo
en- session ordinaria celebrada en- la
noche de aver, IS dc Mario de 1907,
y que hableudo sido certifcada al
Alcalde la la devuelto en- esta fe-
cha con su aprobacion y hrma. En-
fe de-ello y para dar cunplirniento
a 10 dispuesto, expido la presente
que frmo, en- Caguasa a i6 de Mar
70 de 1907.
J. c. VILLAR1NY,
Secretario Municipal.
We B9-G, GIMENEz, Alcalde.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-03

~ aPOR CUANTO: Este Muni
- cipio habra de Ievar 4 efecto las
Obras necesarias para installation de
nm Acueducto y abastecimiento de
aguas para Ia ciudad, J con el fin
de llesar 4 cabo dichas obras es he
.a~ ccsario annnciar la subasta p1blica
III de las mismas, con la debida antici-
pacion y para conocimiento de los
que quieran hacer proposiciones.
d POR TANTO: Odenese por el
~ J Conceio Municipal de Caguas:
.SeecI3n Primers. Ell dia Gator
. &c de Mayo de 1907, 4 las dos de la
: tarde Sc adjudicaran en- pdblica SUI
blecimien les obeas de ABASTECI-
bien en- no DE AGUAS PARA LA
r. D DE CAGUAs, cuyo pre-
asciende 4 la suma de
ENTA Y SIETE MIL
40 OCHENTA Y CINCO
y DOLLARS SETENTAYUN
F.. CENTAvos, ($57.1S5.7.)
.Seeeu6a Segunda. La subasta
- se celebrara con arreglo 10 dispues-
- to en- Ia Secci6n e6 de la Ley NUM-
~ pal, y tendra lugar en- Ell Salon de
= actos del Ayuntamiento ante la
Junta de Subasta presidida por el
q Alcalde de Ia ciudad, halandose de
Y, manifesto, para conocimiento del
pGblico, en- la Ofcina del Secretario
= Municipal, los documentos que ha-
bran de regir en- la contrata. Tam
+; biGu podran verse los pianos en- la
O6cina del Ingeniero, don Juan Bau-
!: tista Rodriguez en- San Juan, P. r.,
callle de aSan Justos ndmero a.
Seeci3n 7t,ee,a: Las PROPOSE
clones deberan ajustarse extricta-
mente al modelo que aparece undo
al pliego de condiciones y deberan
II acompahadas de copias de este
anuncio de subasta, del presupuesto
ydel pliego de condolences, cuyos
documentos Sc consideraran como
parte de la proposition. presen-
tarAn en- pliegos cerrados, admitien.
dose tnicamente hasta la hora indi-
cada en- Ia secci6n siguiente. Los
referidoS pliegos deberan contener
al Iecibo que acredite haber consig-
~, nado el licitador, en- la Tesoreria
: Municipal, comofanza provisional,
l. cantidad de MIL CIENTO GIN
cUENTADOLLARS, ($l.r5o, oo)
. bieu I'm check girado por ell Teso-
rero de Puerto Rico 6 por el Teso-
zero de otro Municipio contra los de-
positarios de fondos insulares, Sc