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viction On a misdemeanor charge for
violation of any of the provisions of the
proposed law, a fine of 1000 should be
imposed for every violation.
Mr.. Alexander as soon as this amend
ment had been passed arose with the
most important n of the day. 1t pro-
vided that the commission should have
the W to regulate rates for any OF
the commodities of any of the corpora
tons coming under the provisions of
the proposed law. 1t gives a corpora
tion the right to get a review of the
action of the commission in the courts.
Joined by Assemblyman Guy L. Fake,
of Bergen, a Republican, Mr.. Alexan-
der made a plea for the adoption of
the additional amendment, saying that
1t made the commission worth some
thing.
Mr.. Barber objected to this plan, say
ing that it might work an injustice
to corporations that had used large
amounts of money for the improve
ment of their business. 1t would put
disgruntled citizens in a position to
make kicks where there was no occa-
sion for one. he asserted. His argu-
ments did not influence the vote and
the amendment was passed.
In it's amended form Majority Leader
Klenert soon had the bill on third
reading. Mr.. Alexander made a strong
plea for the passage of the bill, out
lining its many advantages. Mr.. Bar
Der at the outset of his talk on the
bill on final passage said that he in
tended to vote for it although he was
not pleased with the amendments. He
substantiated his position by voting for
the bill, as stated.
The vote was then taken, showing
thirty-four votes in the affirmative and
six in the negative.
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glad that there is a man in this State who
has -the courage to call upon this Legis-
1ature to adjourn. Why, we are the laugh
ing stock of the entire country as we stay
here dilly-dallying with legislation. And
I want to tell you one thing right now,
you will not get a single vote by your
staying here conducting this farce. We
have been kept here for months, playing
the game of politics. If on November 5
next, the people of this State had this
House of Assembly on trial they would
~disapprove of its action by a vote Of 10
to /. We should have adjourned long ago"
Joseph P. Tumulty, a Hudson member,
then went at Mr.. Barber, told him that
the message was ill-timed, and that IL the
Republican party had acted rightly toward
the people there would not have been any
necessity for a long session this year.
The Hudson member, waxing warm,
asked the Republican leader what the Sem
ate had done with the child labor bill.
the corrupt practises act, the spring cleo
tons bill, the popular election of United
States Senators, the Railroad Commission
bill and the direct primary bill. He Sc
verely arraigned the Republican party,
concluding with:
@'Oh. it's a sorry sight TO witness the DR..
Jeykel and Mr.. Hyde actions of the SEN
ate and of the Republican party. Two
weeks age they were grovelling at the feet
Of corporations, and now we find them
standing erect on a platform that pledges
the party to the enactment Of the very
reforms that they have killed"
A storm of applause greeted the orator
ical effort of young Mr.. Tumulty. Mark
A. Sullivan took a fling at the Governor,
too, by saying that 1t was absurd for
him to ask the Legislature to adjourn on
the himsy excuse that 1t was retarding the
printing of the laws of 1907. He said that
last years laws had not been printed until
November because of the Governors own
delay in signing bills.
why. the Governor prevented the laws
being printed earlier because of his slow
ness in signing the legislative bills! He
would sign one now and one again and the
result Of this dilly-dallyings was that the
printing of the laws was held up. And
now for the Governor to send us a message
recommending a final adjournment because
the laws e,nnot be printed until we do
adjourned." he concluded sarcastically.
After a few more exchanges on both
sides of the House the resolution was
adopted. Speaker Lethbridge appointed
Messrs. Klenert, Sullivan and Barber as
the committee to wait upon the Senate
and the Governor to notify them that the
House will be ready for final adjournment
when it disposes of its direct primary
law.
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SENATE'S ACTION ON
VOTING MACHINES.
Bill Abolishing Commission Expected
to Be Signed by Governor Stokes.
Republican Caucus Held.
IFrom a STAFF Correspondent

TRENTON, Oct. S.-Before the SEN
ate adjourned last night until Friday,
October II, as did the House later, the
Republican Senators went into confer
ence yer the civil service and direct
primary bills. Earlier in the day the
Senate passed the bill providing for
the adjustment of the State Voting
Machine Commission with the House
amendment placing the duties of the
commission upon the Secretary of State
without extra compensation to that off,
cial.
The bill a%bolishing the voting ma
chine commission will now go to Gov
ernor Stokes, who is expected to sign
it at once.
When the Senate reconvenes it is eX-
pected that a new bill designed to meet
the party pledges for the popular cleo
ton of United Startes Senators will be
acted upon.
Senator Everett Colby, of Essex, en-
deavored to have the upper branch
pass the House substitute o the Hill
lery bill for the popular election of
United States Senators. The substitute
called for the adoption of the oregon
plan. He was unsuccessful and the
question was in midair when the Essex
man offered a resolution for the ap-
pointment of a committee of three to
confer with a similar committee of The
House on the drafting of a bill hat
will provide some means satisfactory
to Democrats and Republicans for the
expression of popular preference for
United States Senators. 1t was adopted
unanimously and went to the House.
The Senate convened early in the
afternoon and Senator Colby at once
offered the direct primary bill which
had been prepared by a special COM
mittee of which he is chairman. 1t
provides for the direct nomination of
candidates for Office in the political
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Assemblyman Simon Hahn's bill to amend
the Potable Water Act as requested by
the Newark Board of Trade. John Baader,
of Essex, was among those voting for the
resolution.
The Passaic man said he wanted to get
the bill back and let the Assembly see if
it was "a good measure"
Senator Everett Colby in the Senate
early in the day reported the bill favor
ably without amendment.
The measure is intended to protect New
ark's water supply.
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CORBIN NOT CONFIRMED.
Senate, in Executive Session, ~Postpones
Action on Appointment.

TRENTON, Oct. BIN executive ses-
sion late yesterday the Senate post
poned final action on the appointment
of Arthur S. Corbin. to succeed the late
Charles E.. Denholm as a member of
the Passaic County Board of Taxation.
The confirmation, it was said, had
been laid over for a week. Governor
Stokes sent the name of Corbin to the
Senate in a special message.
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WANTED TO GET OUT.
Boy Plans to Cause Explosion in Hope
we'll Asylum.

TRENTON, Oct. Am attempt to
wreck st. Michae1s Orphan Asylum at
Hopewell. a Catholic institution, was
made yesterday when Joseph Keough.
10 years old, turned on the gas in a
room on the fifth floor, expecting that
an attendant would enter with a lighted
lamp and cause an explosion.
The escaping gas was discovered be-
fore any harm was done. Keough con-
fessed, saying he wanted to be freed
from the place to visit his father.
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PARKv1Ew STATION PROTEST.

A protest against the discontinuance
of passenger service by the Lehigh
Valley Railroad at its 'Parkview sta
tion was made last night by the South
End Improvement Association at. a
meeting in Roever's Hall, at Elizabeth
and Watson venues
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POTABLE WATER BILL RECALLED.

TRENTON. Oct 3.-Just before adjourn
ment of the Assembly yesterday, Demo-
cratic Leader Abram Klenert, Of Passaic
County, secured the adoption of a resolu-
ton calling upon the Senate to return
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AssEMBIYMANF1RTH RENoM1NATED

BELVIDERE. Oct. S-JoseDh II
Firth. of Phillipsburg. was r~enominated
for the Assembly by the Warren Co9D-
ty Democratic convention.
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INCENDIADA
en- altar mar.
E! gspsCtaCnIO fu6 VlstO pOT eIlGapi-
tan y passjerOs del Caracas"
Ell bFco urtll lblntonsto en- medic d las olls.

A latitud 86'-17o. = longitud 20
TO- pas6, segtio 20 infoEma, al vapoE Ca
TGOas Megado hoy San Juan, ca diciam
brs 8 81 capit6n de cate baPco, noticia
que Ia goleta de tres palds "GardenaE B.
Reynolds" de Bath, eataba en- la Citada po.
nici6n, abandonada , con fusgo. Hall6-
base ya sumeTiida halta 81 nivel del agua,
vi6udosele NADIA mas que el palo trinquete
con gu masteleTo.
ES, Eegdn el cApit6n del CarosGs psli
groaa Ia navegaci6n.
La goleta Gardener B. RsynoldH", fae
fAbFicada en- Boston, On 1887; tiene de
aneho 50 pieB; de largo, 142; de fondo, II
pies. Tonelaie, 347.
NavegabR con tEipulRntes
Fu6 vista por 81 cspit6n del Caracas,
hacia 81 Norts, degpu6l de dis medic de
hsber zarpado 81 vapor del puerto neoyor-
quino.
Estaba ardiendo sin que abordO hubieBe
nadie.
Embellishments 90 notici6 deBde 81 Ca,
raeas New York, 81 suceso, 4 fn de que
90 enterars lOs cspitanes de barcoB el
Ainieatro y Ia poEici6n que On 81 Oc6ano
ocupaba sl barco incsndiado.
Los paBajeros del Caracas, entire slloB
el Hon. gobsrnRdor Post, presenciaTon
desde aboFdo, el espectSculo
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en- FL CONSEJO EXECUTIVE HOY.

En- la session del Conueio Executive
hey BerAn sometidou Ia sprobaci6n los
ncmbFamientns de GsTaEdo PGstgsna ps.
re- conCejal de Rio Piedras, Est6bsn Lopez
Crus, para Fajsrde; NiooI6s Benitez, psra
Rio piedras; Jes6 M PegdD, para Coamr;
Oncfre MOrell para Camuy; Francisco
Martinez, para JuRna Disz Jog6 Auto
nio Cintr6u, para eI mismo conceio de
JuRnR DiRz.
-Ss somete hoy Ia aprobaci6n del
Concejo 81 anticipo de $4,000 para obran
pn 9 acueducto de San Juan
Los q fioreB Hernandez Baranorda Re-.
ouEren de una taHaci6n hscha por 81 teuo
RsEo de Puerto Rio TefsEente perfumarfs.
So conAideFar6 81 dict6men de la comi
Bi6n refsrente Rl cambio de frauquiCia 30
licitado por Ia ~ g. White & Comp"
Communication de los sehorea Rabsrt
Graham para conAtEuir nm muelle en- el
puerto do S4n Juan, "PuebIo Viejo".
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AN U NC 0.
D0paTtinGnto dOI Interior d Puerto Rico.
Bureau de O6ras P66lScas.- Ofsina del
Superintendent.

San Juan, P. R., Diciembre 10 de 1907.
-Proposiciones en pliegos csrrados para
Ia adjudication an p6blica subaBta de ls
construction de 5 kil6metroB spIoximsda'
ments de Ia carEetsrR de BaEranquitaa
ComeEfo Bs admitir6n en estR ofoina hasta
les 10 q. m. del dia 80 de DiCiembrs de
1907 On que 90 abrir6n p6blicaments.
El presupuesto apFoximado de Las obFas
asciende $26 $50 90.
TodoE Los datoE neCesRPios imnreEos de
pEopoaiCionea y contPatO inatEuccioneB &
los post0Feg 90 daF6n On esta ofiCina.
La Administration ns Ee1eFvs aI dsHecho
de FeChIzRF Cuslquiers todas las propogi.
clones y de adiudiCRr 81 ContFato bajo otraB
COnsidsEaciOneg que Las de pEeCio Sola'
mente.
Por orden del Comisiouado del Interior,
= j. Jimsnes, supsrintsndsnts de Obraa
P6blicas. 21v.A
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EN- La MANSION
EECUTlVA.
Ell gOhsIadOr Post Sc muestra Sa-
tlsfsChO" de su Vi8je.
NlnU0sls TIsItls J tOlegruns d hI0ntonIda.


A las II 80 de Ia msfiADa dc hoy habfs
Tecibido 81 gobernsdor Post m6s de 80 To-
lsgramas De bienvenids de copocidss per
InsB de toda la isls. Hasta eBR h1ra Ii
hsbfsn vigitsdo las niguienteI pargonsn
Luis Mph,z Rivers, OarIoa 81. Blondet
Hord, GuiIlespi6, Manuel Paniagua, Pre-
Bidents juecas del Tribunal Supreme
Quihonez, Wolf, Nc LeaTy, Figueras J
Hernandez, r Ell. De'gsdo, doctoEes Bar
boEa y Cordero, PEDRO Jose ElzRbu,
ru, Jusn r BAiz, r. Dies de Andiuo,
assistant auditor Hadlsy, Luis sanchez
Morales, juez Toro Cuevan Comisionado
de Instruction DR.. Dexter, Stable, Lcdo.
Gons6lez DArder assistant attorney Lido.
Brwn. DsBpu6J ts visitaron los ''rspor.
ters"
Ell 8, fior Post viens muy bien de salud,
Estuvo en- NusvR York su ida, un dia
yendo despu6s q Warrington en- donde
Ja'6 visitando luego Boston en- don.
de pas6 81 "dis de grRciaB" en- compaflfa
de So niho que entudia allf en- un colegio.
De Boston volvi6 4 Washington pasando
sIlf dos diaB regreBando despu6s Nue..
va York en- donds permsneCi6 con auB
famiiareH haata ~ Tegreso 4 ehtR iaIa.
En- Eua visjsB Washir gson 80 vic con 81
PTaRidsnte.
HaCs mucho frio en- Nueva York y & Ia
uslida para Puerto Rico hAbfa mas de un
pie de nisve en- lRa GALES.
81 nuevo attorney de Puerto Rico no
Is concCido personalmente por el senior
Post y uegun uua ipformeB 90 un hombre
joven y de bueuR Teputaoi6a, eBtando an
ia actualidsd dessmpefiRndo una mission
especial do abogsdo del gobierno en- Alas
ka. Tres nombreB fUsron sometidos para
rubIir sBs cargo Biendo elslido el senior
Henry Hoyt, que ocupabA 81 primer puaa,
to quisn be telegFsf6 & Alalks ofreci6a-
dole el cargo. Es primo de un alto EN-
plesdo del DspSrt2mento del Attorney
general de Washington.
La crisis economics de Nusva York ha
mejnTado muCho = Sc da por copjurado 81
ConfaDto
El ssnsdoT Cooper hS prsGentado al Sc.
nado un proyecto de ley para naturaliss.
ci6n de los pueTtoPEiquefoB este Be estima
como an medic de conciiRci6D entire Ia
pstioi6n de ciudRdanfa vuelts q hRcer en-
su Menssje por Roosevelt y las tendencias |
opoBitorsB de las C6msras 4 esR concession. |
El Bsnador Foraker infcrm6 al senior
Post ~ salids, que probabIemsnte &
+ fass de esta semRna qusdarfa pressntado
Rl Sanado Bu nombramiento, 81 que his de
ser tornado en- confederation junto con los
dos mil que hsy psndienteH de resolu
zion.
Sc CambiaTon otraH impTesioues entire el
gobernRdor = los 'reporterA' 81 de "LR
CorEespondencia' pregunt6 al gobeIna.
dor:
-"Ds modo que est6 usted uatisfacho
cen el reauItsdo de Su visje?"
=s"Ah muy sstiSfscho-conteGt6 el BefioF
Post--y mas tsniendo Is frme conviction
de que tengo Ia oonfsnzs de los puerto
rriqutfiS. sin teneEia no hubiera tEatado
de volvsF ContinuaT en- Is isla."
La conferencia tsrnnin6 4 Las 12.
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de Meillers. Ahora bien, ese estan-
que, que alimenta d un molino de
pan moler, esta CompletSmente seco
en- verano hasta la mitad de 81 extern
sion, Y como consecuencia de este
desprende miasmas que son los que
habian causado la f1ebre en- la desgra-
ciada mujer.
Su m3dico guerra hacerla cambiar de
habitaci0n, pero este era impossible d
causa de que los esposos Peral no
tenian medios de fortuna. Solamente
poseian dicha casa, la cual habtan, Y
no podian tan facilmente Venderla.
El medico prescribi6 entonces vino
de Quinium Labarraque a Ia dosis de
dos copitas despues descada comida.
Ounce dias mas tarde, la febre
habia cesado compietamente, habianse
presentado de nueVo ell sueno y ell
apetito, Y la hinchaz0n habfa tambien
desapareCido.
La muier Peral ha continuado des-
pu6s habitando la casa, y, por consi-
guiente, ha vivido siempre bajo la
Influenza de los miasmas malsanos
del estanque de Meillers, pero ell vino
de Quinium Labarraque la ha curado
tan perfectamente que jamas ha vuelto
va L6n6F QRDIG9
Ell uso del Quinium Labarraque d
Ia dosis de una dos copitas despues
de cada comida basta para cuTar en-
POGO tempo Ia fiebre mas rebelde 6
inveterada, Y la curacion obtenida
Dor este medic es mas radical y mas
segura que empleando la quinina sola
& causa de que dicho medicamento
contiene todos los demas principles
actiyos de Ia quina, que completan Ia
acci6n de la quinina.
En- efecto, como quiera que Ell
Ouinium Labarraque tiene por base
un extracto complete de quina que
contiene todos los principles titles de
Ia preciosa corteza, estos principles
van disueltos en- Ell vino que sirve de
vehiculo. que es de los mas exquisi.
tosv de las meiores marcas de EspaIla.
En- los paises propicios a engendrar
Ia fiebre, alli donde el enfermo no
puede menos que permanecere en- medic
de los miasrnas que dleron origen 3
su enfermedad, ALI es, Sobre TODD,
donde be aprecia mejoE la acci0n
IncompRrablemente superior del Quiz
MUM LabarraQue, sobre cualquler oro
remedio.
Por girtud de su efcacia, asi como
Dor Ell RsombrosO nimero de cura-
clones realizadas con este remedio, la
Academia de Medicina de Paris ha
dado su aprobaci6n q Ia formula del
0uinium Labarraque, dtstincion. que
Fara vez Sc otorga Y que prueba la
cOnhanza que los enfermos oe touoa
lospaises deben teneF en- este Temsolo.
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EI nlho Juan sorra ! QuIaru.

Hoy foe operado en- 81 morada, Dor
CnmpatriotRa que On dOnde mediterranean
80 deScu liam mas, ss On la cienoia, para
IL cual tienen noble decidida vocaei6n
Bni como sobrssaienteS sptitudes, 81 nifio
Juan Sierra y Quiars, pequeho hijo del
bueu empeado de ssta CaEa eBtimado
amigo don Juan Sierra.
IL OpsFRron dos excelsnteB m61ioos de
ia ciudad, d los Cuales deaeamoa 81 meior
tCierto, qus sl pequ Il nifio sst6 cuanto
ante, cuTado de su doloEosa sfscci6n, para
tEsnquiiidad de sus buenos padEes.
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Ell ST. Ricardo la Costa Sc Queja.

Hoy tuvo una CoDfarencia con aI senior
alcalde de Ia cindad 81 Lido. senior Ricar-
do La Costa, que fa6 quejarsa de pEoCe'
dimientoB empleadoB por los encaFgadoE
del muniOipio dedicadoB Ia vaCuns pd-
blica.
Una dom6stica de Ia casa del asfioB La
Costa fac vacuusda oblig6ndoIs clio
spesar de Bus protestaa de no eBtsr en- la
CaSR on aquellos momentoB 81 Teferido
senior.
Bueno esta que se cumpla la ley, pero
81 On dutfio de casa tiene como On este
case, su m6dico, debs dejSEsele On ibertad
de que utilize LOS BeTvicios de este para
llevar & efscto Ia vacunaci6n ordenada, ya
que 81 que ests SO haga sH 10 que 90
parSigue.
Eato apsrte de que sl aEunto de la con
venianGa de esa medida eH obieto adm de
SeriaH discuGionsB entire los hombres de
ciencia, mnchoa de los que opinan que tai
medida es contTaproducente.
sobFe todo el que Is vacunRci6n seR
no autoriza a Los encsrgadoB
de clio fsItRr Ell Fe8peto Las familiaB nj
menos obligmlaa 10 que no pueden;
ssto es, que SO aiusten 10 que ellos
mRnden J no 10 que Ia ibertRd de csdR
3ual le sugieFa para cumplir con In ley.
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qua noB habl8 Is historic. DeBpueB de
hRber deshonrado 6 grsn n6meTo de mu'
iereg y haber mRtado On dueIo muchoB
de los adveTBaTioB que obstacuIi4abRn aus
plRnes gombrfog, BuGumbi6 au sueTte
enamoT6ndose locamente de Girolina Men
doER, So parientR cercana. ContEsi0 ma
trimonio con ella, dursnte algdn tempo
pRHecieFon considerGrga falices; peH0 POGO
despu6s enfsTm6 GiroIima baj6 8 Is
tumbs. Esta desgrscia tremenda entriste'
clio de tai modo DON Juan que ne le
deBequilibr6 81 oerebro, desde sntonces
90 vic alucinado poT peEpetuas psE1scucio.
mes de las maI tsrribles. Un dfs se en-
contr6 con nm corteio fdnebre atac6 &
los acompsfiRnteg, empedandoAe en- abEiE
violentamente 81 Rtaud que, decfa 81,
llevaba bsjo su tapR el cuerpo vivo de Bu
GirolimR, Ia egpoBR mueYtR. En- otTR
ocasi6n al cEuzarle por dslante una mujer
que tenfa al miBmo aspecto, iguRl fgura
que 50 difunta CompaferR, 90 apodeF6 de
su bTazo H6bitRmente, Csy6 vfctima de
un Bfncope gritando antes: ''Su goBtTo es ~
el de unGesqueleto andanta' -.
Por fin recobT6 al uicio, dominsndole
una melanc9lfs pTofundR tFsnquila, que
4UO 09 g41AbO G4UAOA09A 46lbSAQ8A4P y
entregandoBe duTRnte ell Eesto de gu vida
obrss de carload y piadosas, Fund6 Ia
6rden de los HeTmanos de Ia MiseEiCoFdia,
que s6n exiate, lR cuaI tiene poE mission
BocoTrer G los meneateTo8os y RyudaT los
cFiminaIes, Eobre todo squelIou que pa
gan con suB vidas Bu gran delincusncia.
Don Juan Sc encaTg6 BiempFs de la inhu'
msci6n de todoB loG sjuaticiadoI, esto es,
de aquellos que morfan en- lR miserie,
en- algunos casos cavRba 6I Gus Bspulturas
para dar mejor ejemplO de nus mobiles
BentimientoB. Fu6 Don Juan quien di6
instruccionea 81 gran pintor Waldo LeRl
para Ia eiecuci6n de 50 Celebrado, magis'
trail cuadro intitulado "El TEiunfo de IL
museo mRdrilefio, y aprop6sito del cuRl
dIjo Murillo estaB revsrentss pRlabEaB:
"Para ContsmplaTlo ss necesita tensE un
pafiuslo 81 alcancs de la mano para EMU
gsTss las lSgrimsp; til 60 la Eealidad de
todog aus detalles
Cuando muEi6 DON Juan, au pEopio
cad6ver, sin ataud snvUelto On una
s6banR, por exigsncias hschas On 50 testa'
mento, tus llevRdo una tumba Cavada
por Bug propiaB man0S, Beguido de mendi'
gou, cuyaS vOces Begdu Sus contempor6.
neoB, ''psrecfan pedir al Cislo 81 peEd6n de
los pecadog cometidoa On 30 juventud Is
nantif 3aci6n de aus buenas obras" Two
nm hiio Como fruto de Ru enlaCe con Giro
lima, 81 cuaI dsspues de ID snagen0Ci6n
mental de 50 padre paa6 81 Cuidado de ID
familia de este 6Itimo, , de sse v6stago es
de quien dsacisnoe el actual DON FeEnan.
do MendozD, Hu hsrmano y dem6S pa
risntes.
Sc hsn hecho gsstiones On Roma para
obEener Ia canonisaci6n de Don Juan,
appy6ndoae On au Criatianfsims vida deB'
pnes de la dsaapariCi6n de Gu espOBa, y en-
BuB valiosos GsEvicioB fandando e1s heH'
mnndad bsnefca; paFo & pe1aH de SO buona
voluntad, 81 Vaticano tiene como obst6culo
insuperable para Ia concession de Il uoliCi'
tud, 81 heCho de 90 peFveFBo aCto Pealizado
sn Oalvi, C6ECsga, poF 81 ouRl Be Convir'
ti6 en- viCtimario dc an miembEo de %
famiIia, peEdisndo primero ID Fas6n ,
dsApu6a la vida.
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U n C 0
DOplTtlmORt0 dol Interior Do Puerto Rico.
Bureau de O6rGs PGBEic18. - Ofoina del
Superintendeate

San Juan, P. R., Diciembre 10 de 1907
PropoSiciones en- pliegos csErados para
Ia sdjudicsci6n en- pdblioa subanta de Ia
construction de 63 kii6metroB sproxims.
dsmente de Ia carretera No. IL, Juana
Disz.C Ciales, secci6n VilIslbR Dlvisoria, Be
admitir6n en- asts Ofcina haats las 10
q. m. del dis 80 de Diciembre, 1907, en-
que ss sbrir6n pdbIicamsnts.
ri prsgupussto ApToximRdo de las obFas
aScisnde & $27, ,633 90.
TodoB los datoB neoesarioB, impEeBos de
pFopogiCiones contrato instruction
los postoFes So daE6n en- esta Ofcina.
La Administrator 90 reservs 81 dereCho
de rsChs1ar cualquisFa todas las PROPOSE.
clones : de adjudicaF 81 COntrnto bsjo otrsB
COnEideEacionss que las de prsCio sola.
mente.
Por orden del Comisionado del Interior,
J. J. Jimsnes, Superintendente de ObEaH
P6blicaB. 21v.A
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DsnuRCias de Ia SaHitad Superior en-
PuGTta de TisTTa ' SantuYCs.

Sc ha preEentado denuncia contra Pa.
bio Ritz, do Puslts de TERRA, poE vender
lsChs adultsrada, aeg6n informs del lAbo.
Eatorio quimico,
Y ca SantuECe 90 ha oEdanado Ia CIau
SuEa do In hoEno, pEopisdad de don Pedro
Torres, pOE no ballRTss On condolences
higisnicaH ri reunir nipguno de los Esqui
niGOu que sx'ge Ii sAnidad.
Tambi6n 30 ba OrdsnadO Ia olauSuFa d6
otro horno propiedad de don Pedro Bo
lfvaF, por hsllafGe on lRa mismRs Condici
clones que 81 anterior
Las citsdau denuncias fueRon hschRH
psE sl inspector ltloE JURn ToEFsh
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