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The Washington times., 1907-02-15
HARVARD is CALLED
BABY INSTITUTION
Mike Murphy in Address to
Penn Students Makes
Burning Accusations.
COLLEGE SPIRIT WANING
Famous Athletic Trainer Deplores Re-
cent Response of Candidates for
Track, Crew, and Baseball.

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 15.-With Mike
Murphy as the central figure. the Uni
vcrsity of Pennsylvania athletic authori-
ties held a most enthusiastic mass meet
ing of the student body in the college
chapel yesterday afternoon In an at
tempt to set more men out for the base
ball, crew, and track teams. The Penn
.sylvania men seem TO have lost interest
I'm the athletic teams, as shown by the
small number Of candidates who have
reported for the three major sports
crew. baseball and track.
Trainer Murphy was the main source
OF inspiration and he made an eloquent
appeal for more men to come out for
the teams. I'VE are determined to make
Pennsylvania the leading institution in
this country, athletically as well as
enthusiastically" said Mike, and what
we need is more men for the varsity
teams. Ten years ago / told a number
OF Pennsylvanians that If Pennsylvania
only had a good gymnasium we would
turn out here the best athletic teams in
the country. Now we have a gymna
stun second to none in the country.
with twice as many students, and Vet
only eight men respond TO the first
varsity baseball call.
"Disgraceful State of Affairs"
This is a disgraceful state of affairs.
but we must and win come out of our
slump and get more men out for the
teams. Pennsylvania was good enough
for Harvard to play as long as Harvard
won. but when we showed them few
defeats they began 20 throw mud at us
and cast all kinds of insults IN our path.
Now we have cut loose from the baby
institution az Cambridge, and let US
give the 'freezing-out trust reason 10
be afraid o. US
Harvard sets herself upon a pedestal
and expects every other Institution TO
bow down. but we have come out OF
our slumbers and told Harvard that she
is not good enough for us. Yale is now
in the same boat we were in until re-
Gently and II is amusing to see just
how far Yale will humble herself 10
stand in with Harvard.
Not Afraid of Harvard.
we are not afraid of Harvard in any
contest, for we have the men here to
make the best Of teams hustle, and our
only need is TO get them out. l want
You 10 give Us your support with that
Pennsylvania spirit which has won in
the past and will win in the future. It
* no disgrace If you do not make a
team. but IL IS shameful when you viii
not give your support by coming out to
see what you can do.
IF YOU are not big enough for the
crew or cannot play baseball, come 10
me and I viii show you how to run or
jump, perhaps. on the other hand, II
you cannot be an athlete, you can be
a good 'rOOter.' who VIII keen up the
spirit just as well. and with such sup
fcated .-'---. ---r.-
The Washington times., 1907-02-15
Rice Likes Centipede.

Notwithstanding this. Rice, Of Column
bia, will put ali Of his men at work for
time in centipedes this spring. Later
he expects to introduce an octopede for
his second crew. Rice believes that
there Is much more power TO be gotten
out OF a cenupede. and that as u pace
maker 1t Is better than a regular eight
cared boat. because a first crew rowing
in sweeps that is boated against a sec
Ond crew in a ccntipede Will have TO
exert itself 10 win much more than II
would otherwise. Rice says that the
trouble with the training of many Of the
American crews is that they do not eX-
ert themselves enough In practice.
Conditions at Columbia have reached
such a state that the graduate advisory
committee has issued q statement in
which il warns Columbia men that I'M
less more men report at once the
chance Of success in any Of the numer-
Gus races that the Blue and White has
10 row are slight The letter is signed
by Albert w. Putnam. Morton G. Bogne,
T. Ludlow ChTystie, s. +. Nash, and F.
B. Irvine. all former crew men.
According to one prominent crew
man. il is due TO the adjustment Of foot
ball. This man said,
The Washington times., 1907-02-15
ENTRIES FOR GAMES
CLOSE ON SATURDAY
Those Expecting to Enter
Are Again Advised to Reg
lister With A. A. u.

Entries for the Federal galnes will
close tomorrow night and no names for
any events viii be received after that
time.
Manager Foley requested The Times
this morning to again emphasize the
fact that every competitor in each event
must have his registration number.
Even at this late hour there are few
boys in the schools and clubs who have
not made their applications for regis
tration.
Although there is yet another day be
fore the entries close. Manager Foley
has already received the names OF
elghty-five individual competitors. some
Of whom viii compete in several events,
making a total entry list this morning
Of more than one hundred.
Trials for Relays Today.
Final trials for the forty relay teams
which will compete in the sixteen re-
lay races will be held today and the
boys who are going in the various open
events will have their final tryouts at
their favorite distances Most OF the
college teams have already been picked
The Catholic University Is going 70
make a strong bid for the 5O-yard
handicap. with five entries The men
who will represent the BrOokland insti-
tuition are 4. H. Kelly. y. @. Semmes.
j. A Merva. b. Hctheld. and w. Maher.
All Of them are new at the running
game. but have already shown quality
in relay racing by their performance in
Richmond several wees ago
The Country School for Boys. Of Bal
tlmOre. will have relay team com
posed OF Robert Ober Nelson Bolton.
l.. r. Simpson. and Dudley Clarke. In
addition Simpson win be IN the J0-yard
dash and +. G. Fulton In the 12-pound
shot put
The Washington times., 1907-02-15
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The Washington times., 1907-02-15
WESTERN HIGH GIRLS
DEFEAT CENTRAL TEAM
Red and White Basketball Team
Scores SignI Victory Over o Street
Contingent by 81 to II.

The Western High girls basketball
team had little trouble defeating the
Central seven in the formers gymua-
stun yesterday afternoon by 81 to II in
one OF the best played games seen in
the GeorgetOwn's school gym this sea
son.
The playing Of Miss LingIey, for
Western, and Miss Cunningham. the
Central captain, we're the features.
The former made p OF her teams points
by shooting II baskets, The losers were
without the services of two Of the regtl-
lnr nlaNars The Imam
The Washington times., 1907-02-15

Goals-Miss Lingley QD, Miss Moffett
(2). Miss Cunningham (D. Fouls West
ern, 3, Central. 5. Referee-AIiss San
derlin. Time OF halves-Twenty minutes
each.
The Washington times., 1907-02-15
CENTRAL HIGH A. A.
MAKES NEW RULES
Now Against Orders for Men
to Meet Without Permis-
sion of DR.. Phelps.

AT meeting OF the executive com
mittee Of the Central High School Ath-
letc Association held yesterday noon in
one of the class rooms of the building
three important rules we're adopted con-
corning members Of the Dark Blue and
White track squad who have been IN
the habit of entering meets as members
OF club teams. as representatives the
school or unattached. without first con-
sulting Or. Wilbur NJ Phelps, the presi-
dent Of the association.
The three rules which were adopted
after but little discussion follow: No
member Of tho Central school may en-
ter any outdoor or indoor meet FIRST as
member Of any athletic organization.
second, as a member of the Central
school, and third, unattached. without
first gaining the permission Of thu
president Of the athletic association.
Should an athlete break this rule IL will
be within the authority OF Or. Phelps
20 rule the offender out of the inter
high school outdoor spring meet. DR..
Phelps said yesterday that this, how
ever, did net mean that the act in itself
would warrant that the man is ineligi-
bic, but that such a ruling would rest
with him.
The Washington times., 1907-02-15
Reason for the Rules.

a member Of tie faculty and an &C
tive worker for the good Of the Central
association in speaking Of the reason
for adopting these rules said that it has
been the custom Of men 10 go 10 Balti-
more or other places and enter meets
under the colors of the Institution OF
otherwise leaving the officials in igno-
rance OF the action. IL viii easily DE
seen that complications might arise
which would put either the school or
the men doing so. and perhaps both,
in a bad light II harm should come 70
contestants Of this sort the school would
be blamed by the many people who
are only TO ready 10 knock athletics
OF any kind in the Washington High
schools. and the officials II the school
from which the athlete entered would
be compelled 10 stand for any action
taken IN the matter. For this reason
more than any other" said DR.. Phelps,
the rules were suggested
The Washington times., 1907-02-15
Reaction From Football.

Last year we had $50 men out at this
time, over twice as many as this year.
That was Immediately after the football
season. This year there was no foot
ball and in the fall there began a gen
eral decline in interest in athletics at
Columbia. which Is extending into every
department, handicapping all of the
trainers"
Two men. who have been doing eXcep-
tlOnaliy good work this year. VIII prob
ably have to give up training because OF
pressure of their academic work They
are Heinrich, who Towed at No. 6 last
year, and Won SalZa, who, according 10
Coach Rice. was mastering the new
stroke In fine fashion and was almost
sure of a place in the boat.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-17
UNA 0FIG|NA POSTAL

En- Puerta de Titr-a Sc viene
sindendo hace tempo la necesidad
de que Sc establezca una ofcina
postal. 81 reparto de la cores
pondencia, dada la extension del
barrio, cada vez mayor resulta de-
fciente, por cuanto IN solo cartero
no puede hacer ese servicio; de ahi
que las cartas Sc reciban q veces
muy ret1asadas, con perjuicio del
pdblico
Por otro lado, en- la venta de
sellos Sc viene expeculando mu-
cho, al extreme de hacerlos pagar
con excessive recargo, 10 que rodrfa
evitarse habiendo alli un expendiC
Official, como ocurre hoy en- San
turce.
Acerca de este particular, la
mamos la atenci6n del Postmaster
general sefor Lands, d I'm de que
estudie Ell medic de atender en-
Puerta de TERRA a esa gran nece-
sidad pdblica.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-17
Board Of Medical ExannlnerS|
OF PORTO RICO.

Examenes para Medicos, Practicantes,
Comadronas Y Nurses el martes pri-
nero de Octubre de 1907.
De conformidad con la Secci6n "a. de
la ley que rige este Board, Sc convoca a
examenes a los aspirantes que descen OBJ
tener licencias para poder practicar legal
mente, en- Puerto Rico, cualesQulcrl dc
las profesiones arriba mencionadls
Para tener derecho 4 Ia admission de
examenes, son requisites indiSPensables
1. Presentar ell la Secretaria de este
Board, antes del 80 del mes Ell curse, una
solicitud jurada ante Iuez Il otra autorl-
dad judicial.
q. Los Medicos presentarin e titulo
6 diploma original de Ia lnlversidad 6
Escuela de donde procedan y pagaran IS
dollars en- Tesoreria.
4. Los aspirantes a licencias para
practicar cualesquiera de las otras profe
stones, presentaran junto con la sollcltud
un certifcado tambien jurado, del Medi
co del Hospital 8 Cl1nica, donde hubiest
hecho su practica por un periodo no ME
nos de DOS AMOS Pagaran por dere-
chos de examenes y licencias los Practi
cantes 10 dollars; Comadronas y Nurses
s dollars
Las solicitudes serdn hechas segGn e
modelo exiStente Ell Secretaria, adondS
pueden pedirse, 10 mismo que cualquiel
otro informe relacionado con dichoS exa
meneS.
Secretaria del Board de M6dico,
Examinadores Apartado IA. san Juan
P. r. Telefono 3I4.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-17
OE IlTERE! GENERAL

4 los SHSyitoreS, cOryesbonsaleS
y amigos Os.'--Suplico encarecidamen-
te por segunda vez, no me envien
ninguna correspondencia que no
sea de asuntos administrative, Ia
que debe venir dirigida asf: sSeioi
Administrator de LA DEMocRA-
cIA.s Nohcias y otros trabajos pa
ra la publlcidad que no sean de pa
60, deben dirigirse a la Redaccior
de La DEMocRAc1A. Espero *
me atienda y Sc me complazca.- =
R. NARvAKz RIVERA, Administra'
dor accidental.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-17
'E@Q@T@

En- la Corte municipal, del distrito Judi
cial municipal de Fajardo-Estados
unidos de Americas. Sci Pre-
sidente de los Estados unidos
Juan Rodriguez Feliciano.-Ex-parte.-
Sobre conversion de possession en- do
mimic.
Por cusnto Juan Rodriguez Felicia
no, natural de Naguabo, ha promovido
ante esta Corte un expediente, solieitan"
do la conversion de la inscription de po-
session en- dominic de la siguiente fnca:
R1stica-Predio sin nombre, sito en- el
barrio Maizales, del terrnino de Naguabo,
compuesto de cuarenta cuerdas, equiva-
lentes q ounce hectareas, setenta y dos
Areas y diez y seis centiareas, linda por
el Norte con tierras de don Wenceslao
Pagan Jacinto Arias; por el Sur, con Las
de Manuel Rivera; por el Este, con las
de Juan Ojea; y por ell Oeste, con las de
Balbino Rivera y lesusa Rodriguez. Esta
finca la adquiri6 ell peHcionario en- la Sic
guiente forina: Diez y seis cuerdas por
herencia de su senior padre don Juan Ro-
driguez; siete cuerdas por compra a Ma
uuela Marcano, seis cuerdas don Emilio
Dhouest. cinco cuerdas Isabel Felicia
no. una cuerda y un cuadro Jesusa Ro-
driguez dos cuerdas y un cuadro y me
dio de Balbina Rivera y el Pronoveute
acredit6 su possession por virtud de un ex.
pediente posesorio tramitado en- ell Juzga-
do municipal de Naguabo, aprobado con
fecha primero de septiembre de mil ocho.
ci-ntos noventa siete E inscrita en- 81
Registro de la Propiedad de Humacao al
folio ciento sesenta y seis del tomo ocho
del Ayuntamiento de Naguabo.
Por cuanto habiendo ordenado el ho-
norable juez de esta Corte municipal que
Sc publiquen edictos por el termino de
ounce dias naturales sn tres n1neros
consecutivos del peri6dico La DRMocRA.
cIA, para los gus Sc cream perjudicados
puedan oponerse en- el plazo dicho, coar-
tar desde el primero en- que aparezca pu.
blicado este edicto, citandose todas las
personas que Sc cream tener sobre dicho
inmueble algdn derecho y todas aque-
las quienes pueda perjudicar Ia couver-
sion solicitada para que dentro de dicho
ternino formulen opOsici6n, previniendo
q todos que pssado el mismo Sc resolvera
sobre la conversion solicitada, parando &
todos los perjuicios de ley, extendiendo
el presente bajo mi frma en- Fajardo, q I
de septiembre de Ioo7-CARLos NJ. RoLA,
secretario de la Corte municipal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-17
EDIOTO

En- la Corte Municipal de Lates del Dis
trito Judicial Municipal de Lares, P.
r. Estados Unidos de America. FL
Presidente de los Estados Unidos. IS.
Laurnaga y Company, Sucesores. De-
nandante. VS.. Venancio Rodri-
guez Altiery. Demandado.
Civil n1mero 400 Cobro de diuero Of
Gina del Marshall
AVISO DE- VENTA.--Por cuanto yo
Virgilio Arana Marshall Municipal del
Distrito Judicial Municipal de Lares, he
recibido una orden de ejecuci6n en- el
pleito arriba expresado;
Por tanto hago saber: que el dia tres
de Octubre proximo y bora de las tres p.
IN, vendere en- pdblica subasta por valor
de contado en- hioneda americana, los
bienes que continuation Sc describen:
R1stica, radicada en- el barrio de al
toSano" termlno de San Sebastian, con
una cabida de nueve cuerdas de tierras
cafe, pastos y malezas cuyos lindes son
los siguientes: Norte, con tierras de Ne
mesio Salazar; Sur Oeste, con las de la
Succession de Manuel Perez y el demanda.
do Este con las de Antonio Sagardia.
Dichos bienes han de responder la su1na
de ciento veinte y cuatro dollars, cincuen.
ia y nueve centavos, inteIes legales, cos.
tas causadas y q las que en- 10 sucesivo Sc
originen.
La subasta tendra lugar en- mi ofcina
establecida en- esta Corte Municipal ds
Lares.
Dado bajo hi firma Ell Lares A 10.
catorce dias del mes de Septiembre de mi
novecientoS sicte.
NIRCIi.Io ARANA.
al alt Marshall
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-17
Juntl EQOIlI de UtGldo

ANUNcIo. -Queda a1n vacan-
te una escuela graduada de 1ngles
en esta Municipalidad, y Sc avisa
q los maestros que deseen desem.
harla, remitan sus solicitudes a es.
ia Presidencia 8 al sefor Secretario
de esta Junta dentro de IN plazo que
no excedera de diez dfas contar
Sc desde Ia fechs de la primera pu-
blicacl6n de este anuncio. En- Ia
solicitud Sc expresara el n1mero
del certifdo. Utuado septiembre
I3 de IsO7.-A. DE- JESUS LOPEZ,
Presldente de la Iunts, 3-is,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-17
|ncendio en- Ell Hotel |ng|aterra

81 alcalde, doctor del Vale
Atiles y el ingeniero de la ciudad,
seior Rodriguez, concurrieron des-
de los primeros momentos al lugar
del fuego dando sabias disposicio-
mes.
Los bomberos hicieron cuanto
estuvo a sd alcance, dado el pesimo
material de que disponen y la falta
de discipline que reina en- el cuerpo,
pues anoche oiamos voces de man
do contradictorias, que ponfan en-
confusion al personal subalterno.
De todos modos Sc hizo cuanto
Sc rudo para extinguir el fuego,
salvandose de las llamas TN magni-
fco edi6cio como el del Hotel In
glaterra y tai vez otros vecinos, CO.
mo Ia casa del sefior Ordoiiez que
une por la parte de atras al mira.
dor. Este qued6 reducido q cent.
zas, no salvandose NADIA de 10 que
contenfa.
81 personal del hotel, que al
CANA q unos 46 empleados, trabaj6
tambien bastante, al cuidado del
ESTABLISHMENTS en- combination con
la policfa.
A pesar de este, no pudieron
evitarse dados en- algunos muebles
y objetos del hotel.
Del suceso resultaron el captain
Cabrera con una confusion en- Ia
cabeza, el CONCEAL Larroca con otra
confusion eu un hombro; bombero
Rafael Paniagua asfxiado; bombero
Federico Medfn, pasmado; Ramon
Garcia, con una c,ntusi6n en- la
pierna derecha y Frank Dib6u,
marinero del Arsenal, con algunas
. quemaduras en- la mano tzquierda.
! 81 gentio situado q los alrede.
dores del edifcio era immense; los
} carros el&ctricos suspendieron ST
tra6co por la calle de Tetuau y Ia
$ function del teatlo Sc suspendi6 des'
i pues de empezada, en- cuanto cum
2 di6 en- el teatro la voz de fuego.
Eli sefor Campos y la sehora
a Matras, hospedados en- el Hotel In
a glaterra, salieron precipltadamert'
: . del teatro para su domicilio. Hast'
y y ahora, el dueho del hotel no puedl
: calcular las perdidas que haya su
frido en- el incendio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-17

vamente, en- union del cabo de
bomberos Celestino Pefia y de los
sefiores Fiscal sehor Torres Grau,
Lcdo. Andres B. Crosas y don An
dres Rodriguez, quienes tambien Sc
esforzaron por extinguir las llamas.
La primera manga, Sc intro
dujo por el zaguan de la familia
Power, en- la casa Immediate al
Hotel, desde donde Sc empez6 q
bombear aqua, pero dadas las In
comodidades que ofrecia a las ma.
niobras Sc sac6 de allf y Sc intro.
duio por la casa del seiior Campi-
llo, San Jose S, tendiendose por
las azotea, ..hasta la de la casa dom
de Sc encuentra Ia O6cina del Ca
bic, en- cuyos altos reside el direc-
tor sefor Mabby Sc encuentra esta-
blecido el bufete del abogado Sc
nor Dexter, ausente. Esa manga
fue la que mejores servicios presto.
Sc elogia el arrojo de Tin mo.
reno llamado Santos Converter (a)
ala muertes, que cuando el fuego Sc
habfa extendido por todo el mirador
y cuando adn no habla podido To-
erarse localizar el incendio, dicho
individuo subi6 por una azotea y
rompi6 una de las caferias del
acueducto y de ese modo pudo sa'
car aqua abundante para extinguil
: la llama.
A las diez y treinta habfa ter
minado el incendio y habla rena
! cido la tranquilidad en- el vecinda
rio, donde muchas familias hablar
abandonado sus hogares.
} Tambien gran ndmero de pa
ssjeros del hotel abandonaron el es
5 tablecimiento ante el tenor de gu
Sc extendiera el fuego en- todo G
: edifcio.
Asistieron al lugar del incendi'
el jefe de Bomberos sefior Steina
cher, el 20 iefe sehor Cordero y 10
r Ofciales Llovet (este fue acaso {
G que mejor trabaj6) Molina, Vele
: y Cordero.
La fuerza de policia, que est
4 vez presto buenos servicios, estab
al mando del captain Cabrera y t.
{ nientes Schettini y Sanqufrico. LIZ
o sargentos Igaravidez, Bithorn
Al Gonzalez, tambieu estuvieron pre-
|. sentes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-17
FaInaCIa De ], P'IanCO

Caguas, Puerto Rio.
Complete surtido en- drogas, Pa
tentizados, Perfumerfa, Senillas de
hortaliza, etc. Sc garantiza el despa-
cho de formulas Precios los mas II.
mitados.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-17
lIcaIdia Dc ltI PIsdfas

En- poder de Higinio Torres Sc en-
Cuentra depositada una yegua color rucic
blanco, espaldada, de seis cuartas alzada,
pobre de crimes como de eineo a1os de
edad, traida al dep6sito municipal en- con-
cepto de aparecida. 10 que Sc hacs
p6blico para general conocimiento q 10:
efectos del articulo 677 del c6digo civil.
Rio Piedras, sepdembre ID de I9o7,-JUAN
ckLocA, alealde municipal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-17

Anoche, como a las nueve y
minutes, la campana del Ayunta-
miento y los pitos y cornetas del
Cuerpo de Bomberos dieron Ia alar-
ma de fuego en- la ciudad. Fl pue
bio Sc echo a la calle hasta llegar al
punto del iucendio, este es, al sHo-
tel Inglaterras, sito en- la calle de
Tetuan esquina 4 la Cruz.
Sobre el hermoso edi6cio vefan-
Sc agitarse grandes llamaradas que
hacfan suponer una vasta y enorme
confagraci6n. Inmediatamente sa-
liz del dep6sito municipal el primer
caro- de mangas, dirigido por el sar-
gento de bomberos seiior Alfonso, el
cabo Romualdo Garcia y el indivi-
duo Juan Bautista Cruz, que fueron
los que prestaron los primeros auxi
lios.
FL comandante Lutz que lego
tambien con oportunidad al lugar
del suceso, habfa dispuesto va que
un n1mero de policias Sc situase a
la puerta del edi6cio y q sus alre-
dedores con el fin de evitar el &C
ceso de personals que pudiesen sus
traer algunos objetos, como ha pa
sado en- otros incendios ocurridos
en- la ciudad.
A los momentos lego el carrc
|y la secci6n de bomberos sSalva
doresD y la brigada de Puerta d.
Terra con todo su material de In.
cendio.
81 fuego habfase iniciado el
un mirador Situado en- la aZotea
sobre el punto en- que Sc halla Il
cocina. Dicho mirador servfa come
despensa para guardian provisione
en- una parte y como comedor de 10
dependencies en- otra.
La primera que advirti6 el In
cendio fue una camarera llamad
Manuela, quien di6 la alarma en- c
establecimiento; el portero Jose M
de Arce avis6 inmediatamente pc
telefono la policia y al parque d
bombas de Puerta de Terra, pi
diendo auxilios.
Con notable prontitud lleg
al lugar del siniestro el TenienI
Sanderson, del Arsenal, con och
} ndmeros, los cuales subieron
punto del fuego y trabajaron br'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-17
AI(lIdld de Gurdba

Hallandose en- complete estado
de ruina la casa propledad de la Su-
cesi6n de Doiia Irenes Costa, sta en-
la calle del .Comercloo de esta pobla-
ci6n, por el presente Sc avisa a sus
legftimos duefios 8 herederos, para
que procedan inmediatameute a prac
ticar las reparaciones necesarias a fin
de evitar su inminente derrumbe
81 dentro del plazo de 80 dias 4
contar desde la fecha en- que aparez
ca por primera vez publlcado estt
anuncio, no Sc ha procedido a su arr
glo, sera mandada dernoler por est.
Acadia de acuerdo con 10 que detsr
nina ell articulo 397 del Cod 90 Civil
Asf 10 hago pdblico para conoci
miento de los interesados. .-Gurabo
Septiernbre 4 de I9o7.-Celestino Mo
yaLes, Alcalde Municipal. "A 80, l.m.v