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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-01-20
NO FURTHER NEWS
FROM KINGSTON
By Associated Press.

Atlanta, Jan. 1y.-The night report
brings no additional details on the
Kingston disaster. The report of seven
hundred dead, five TO eight hundred
injured and property loss of five TO
ten millions is believed TO be a con-
sentative estimate of the disaster Ap-
parently no Americans were killed
American marines were landed at re-
quest of the British authorities and
are aiding to preserve order The re-
ports that Kingston is sinking be-
meath the sea are not confirmed.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-01-20
JOHN C. AVERY PRESlDEAI :
OF THE BAR ASSOCIATION

matter of all applications for admis-
sion to the bar
The regular time meetings of the
association will be held on the second
Saturday in each month ..
The association instructed the
president to appoint delegates to at
tend the meeting of the Jacksonville
bar association on Feb. 9Th, at which
time a state bar association will be
organized
Just before the association ad-
iourned J. j. Sullivan offered a reso-
luton instructing the delegates from
the Pensacola association to +he Jack
sonvilIe meeting to agitate the ques-
ton of calling a constitutional con-
ventiOn at the meeting of the state
association in Jacksonville, and that
in case there were no delegates from
Pensacola that the secretary of the
local association be instructed to write
the association in Jacksonville that
the Pensacola association was in IA
vor of the calling of a constitutional
convention. This precipitated quite a
lively discussion, and many amend
ments to the motion were offered.
All of the amendments were voted
finally defeated
Under the laws adopted by the as
ISOLATION last night the judge of the
United States court for the Northern
District of Florida. the state circuit
court, and the criminal court of Es-
Gambia county, become honorary
members of the association
The following is list of those who
now compose the association:
The Members.
John c. Avery, J. Campbell Avery,
John s. Beard. J. J. Sullivan, J. ]. Sui
Ivan. JT., w. B. Crawford, John 7. q.
Crawford, George DoUviIle, Cheever
L. Shine, George T Morgan E. T Da-
Wis, C. r. Yerger, Emmett Wilson, J.
w. Kehoe, j. H. Smithwick, E. D.
Beggs, w D. Howe. W. A. Blount,
w A Blount, Jr. A. c. Blount. Jr.,
]. E D. Youge, S NJ Lotun. c. NJ
Jones, J. B. Jones. S PascO, Jr. J. r
Landrum, L. f. Brooks, J. c. Pebley.
]. P. Stokes, c. H. Laney, Henry Bel
linger. W. B. Sheppard, Charles
Swayne, F. W. Marsh, E. c. Maxwell,
L. ]. Reeves, W. b Barton. r. p.
Reese. G. P. Wentworth, Kirke Mon
roe, Patillo Campbell.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-01-20
BANQUET OF THE
VIRGINIA SOCIETY
BY Associated Press.

Atlanta, Jan. 19.-The Virginia So
ciety of Georgia held a banquet to-
night at which John Shelton Williams
of Richmond, was the principal speak
er. His subject was The Advance
from Appomattox" He spoke of the
progress of the South from the civil
war and eulOgiZed General Lee. Other
speakers were President McAllister
Hampden, of Sidney College, and Rev.
+. W. Patton, Of Norfolk.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-01-20
BY Associated Press.

Beaufort, S. c., JAN 19-The most
disastrous fire in the history of this
town occurred to-day. The loss is es-
timated at FIVE hundred to seven hun
dred thousand dollars, with the insur-
ance about one third.
The fire started in the stables of F.
W. Schoper and was spread rapidly
by a high wind The water supply
failed and the flames were stopped
only when everything was gone in the
direction which the wind carried them.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-01-20
JORDAN ACCEPTS
THE PRESIDENCY
By Associated Press.

Birmingham. Jan. 29-Harvie Jor-
dan to-day formally accepted the pres
idency of the Southern Cotton AssO-
citation on the assurance of the exc
cutive committee that all financial
backing needed to advance the inter
ests of the association would be fur
nished. Adjournment was the taken.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-01-20
LEE MEMORIAL
AT WASHINGTON
BY Associated Press.

Washington, Jan 19-The one hun
dredth birthday of Robert F. Lee was
commemorated here tonight in the
presence of a distinguished audience,
presided over by former secretary of
tn Navy Herbert.
The feature of the program was a
letter from President Roosevelt high
" eulogiatic of General Lee.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-01-20
SAFE At HACODA
WASRLOWNOPEN
Burglars Secured Consider
able Surn-B1oodhounds
on the Trail.
Special TO The Journal

Florala, Ala, Jan. 19.-The safe OF
the Hacoda Mercantile Company, at
Hacoda, near F1orala, was blown open
last night and a considerable sum of
money extracted.
Mr.. P. J. Johnson, a member of the
firm, secured several blood hounds
from this place early to-day to track
the perpetrators At a late hour
nothing has been heard, whether any
success has attended his efforts or not
An act of the kind is something new
for this part & the country and it has
caused quite a Sensation
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-01-20
DIED SUDDENLY
OF HEART DISEASE
BY Associated Pres.

Macon, Ga, Jan. 19.-Capt. w A.
Davis, prominent citizen. died here
suddenly to-day of heart disease He
was Past Grand Master of the GeOr-
gia Masons, a confederate soldier,
serving through the civil war and also
two terms as d member of the legis-
lature from Bibb county. He was
about seventy years old.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-01-20
sv Associated Press.

Washington, Jan. 19.-Sealed bids
for the pasture lands OF the hio~a'
Commanche and Apache Indian reser-
vations in Southern Oklahoma to the
number of three hundred thousand,
covering three hundred and seventy
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-01-20
Organize at Atrnore for Pur-
pose of Advancing the
Industry.
MEETING AD-
DRESSED BY AGRICULTURAL
AGENT OF THE L. G. NJ. YESTER-
DAY - ACREAGE WILL BE
LARGELY INCREASED DURING
THE PRESENT YEAR.
SpecIa! 20 The Journal

Special 20 The Journal
Atmore, Ala, Jan. 1T. P. Lister,
agricultural agent of the Louisville &
Nashville Railroad Co. addressed d
meeting of a large number of farmers
and stock growers of this vicinity
here at Peavy's Hall this afternoon
at 9 O'clock
Mr.. Lister was summoned here
through the efforts of the South Ala
bama Orchard Company, a company
recently incorporated under the laws
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-01-20
Memorial Exercises i'm the
Lee Chapel at Lexington

sity student choir rendering the favor
tie hymn Of General Lee and a prayer
by Rev G. B. Strickland, rector of
the university.
The principal address was deliver
ed by Charles Francis Adams. of Mas
sachuSetts, who was introduced by DR..
George d. Denny.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-01-20
HELD FOR MURDER
OF HER HUSBAND
BY Associated Press.

Columbia, s. c. Jan. 19-On ver-
dict charging the murder of her hu5-
band by a coroner's jury early to-day
Mrs. c W. Blair was arrested and
committed to Jail. The dead man was
shot Thursday during a quarrel with
his wife at their home. She claims
the accidental discharge of a revolver
in a scuffle for its possession after he
had threatened to kill his wife.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-01-20
Big Price Offered for the
Oklahoma Indian Lands

five thousand quarter sections, at an
average price of twelve dollars and
nineteen cents per acre, or total OF
four million five hundred and seventy
four dollars for the Indians, or twelve
hundred dollars each, were opened to
day This is the largest price am
public lands ever before brought
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-01-20
PRIVATE BILLS
IN THE HOUSE
Ru Associated Press.

Washington, Jan 19--The house
today after passing a number OF bills
under unanimous consent, took up the
buIs on the private calendar, at the
conclusion OF consideration of which
the body adjourned until tomorrow
when memorial address will be made
on the life Of Senator Bate, of Ten
neSsee.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-01-20
OHIO NAVIGATION Is AT
COMPLETE STANDSTILL

Louisville, Jan. 19.-LOcal govern
ment officials say that navigation is at
a complete standstill from Pittsburg
to Cairo with little hopes for ameliO-
ration of conditions. 1t is estimated
that more than two thousand are
homeless from The Point and ship
ping port alone The council at a
meeting Monday night appropriated
money for the relief of those in dis
tresS.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-01-20
Nv Associated Press.

Lexington. Jan ly--Ihe one hun
dredtb anniversary of the birth of
Pohert 70. Lee was observed to-day in
tbe Lee memorial chapel of the Wash
tno+on and Lee University, in which
,-reat audience participated.
! The exercises began by the UniYer-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-01-20

MOST DISASTROUS FIRE
IN HISTORY OF BEAUFORT
South Carolina Town Dana ged to Extent of Over Half
Million by Confiagrat ion Yesterday-Snal
Insurance.

The town hall and city market was
consumed, as were Schoper's Grocery,
the Peoples Bank, Christensen's Hard
ware store and the. Talbird business
block.
Flying embers ignited fresidences
some distance away and several fine
homes were destroyed
Bank papers and money are intact.
Christensen and Sons, Thomas Tai
bird and James n. Crofut carried no
insurance.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-01-20
GOVERNMENT AND
RAILWAY SIGNALS
Special 70 The Journal.

washington. jan Iy--As a result
Of the interstate commerce commits
sions investigation into the ca1se OF
railway disasters in the country, a
bill is being prepared to present TO
congress with a view of empowering
somebody in authority 20 conduct ex-
detrimental tests OF automatic devices
for the prevention Of accidents II is
not expected that the measure Will
meet with any opposition
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-01-20
COURT UPHOlDS
R. r. COMMISSION
By Associated Press.

Atlanta, Jan 19.-Iudge Newman,
of the United States district court,
today signed an order sustaining the
demurrer and defining the right of
the state railroad commission to
change the freight classification OF
the Southern Railway compromising
a reduction of practically ten per
cent Attorneys for the road an
nOunced that they would appeal it to
the federal supreme court
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-01-20
ENGINE EXPLODED;
SEVERAL KILLED
By Associated Press.

Terre Haute, Ind, Jan. 19-The en-
CINE OF a westbOund passenger train
on the Big Four railroad exploded
eight miles west of here tonight Il
is reported that several passengers
and trainmen were killed. Relief
trains have been ordered to the
scene.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-01-20
IMMENSE DAMAGE BY
CLOUDBURST IN OHIO

East Liverpool, Ohio, Jan. 19.-As
the result of cloudburst to-day thou
sands of dollars worth of property was
destroyed in this city and vicinity. A
portion Of a hill was washed down on
the street railway, and many streets
were torn up by the flood and the low
lands here and at Wellsville flooded.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-01-20
INTERVENTION OF
PRESIDENT ASKED
By Associated Press

Washington, Jan. 19-GOvernOr
Glenn, of North Carolina, today asked
the Intervention of the president in
behalf of the mill owners of his state,
who are threatened with civil action
for bringing 10 the United States
women mill wage workers in alleged
violation of the immigration laws.
The governor asks the president to
have the cases dismissed
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-01-20
JAIL DELIVERY
At AMERICAS, GA.
BY Associated Press

Americas, Ga, Jan 19--Eight negro
prisoners sawed the steel bars to the
windows of the Jail during last night
and escaped. Three other prisoners
refused their liberty and gave the
alarm. None has yet been captured.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-01-20
SAYS INSURANCE
co. is INSOLVFNT

Atlanta, Jan. 19.-On petition of H.
c. Powell, of Colquitt. Ga, claiming
loss of seven hundred dollars, IN
paid, and that the Georgia Mutual
Fire Insurance Company is insolvent,
Judge Pendleton, in the superior
court to-day, named Samuel H. Ivens
temporary receiver, fixing January %
for the hearing of arguments.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-01-20
New Mining Company.

New York. Jan. ia company
was formed here to-day for the ex-
ploitation of the mines in Mexico
owned by Angel Viller, of Sallillo.
Mexico. The mines are the Gran
Lucero. Rosalind and others, in the
state of Durango, Mexico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-12-30

AYIS0.

DeBds essa feCha hu trasladado uuu OF
cinaH 81 consulado Frances b Psrada
10, MiEsmaE, Eautugoa. Taefono 1880.
San Juan z. R 2f DiCiambEa 1907.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-12-30
[ AS ESTIPULACIO-
nes para GI anun-
CiadO nnatrimOniO
del duque de Alba.
PaIahras de Alfonso XIII al enterarse
de que babfan sidO TOtaS.
Hay mDehls ssiorItls TOWns0Rds IN solo
dUgus ID Alhs0-dIjO sI Tsy.

Los IectoFas de 'La CofHaspeadsnaia"
recordRr6n que 81 pEoyectado matrimO1io
del DRque de Alba, IN noble eapsf u, cen
Ia 8afloEifR ToWnRends, hu6ifana DIS IN
millionaire noFteameEicano, qued6 rnto &
cRuBa de difcultades On 10 relative & Las
rentaU de la noViRs
La Hefiora Townnands, viuda del milo.
mario = mRdFe de Is noyis, necesitR 500
mil de rentR para Eus gaRtog; sl intsndente
8 TepEesentRnts del Duque de Alba On
Washington, di6 & entander que 10 menoB
que podfa tener de Tenta Ia que Compar.
tierR 81 t6lsmo con el Duque eERn 5000
mil de rents; y como quiera que Ia rentR
total de Is familiR ToWsends era solo de
$250.000 anualeg no pudo haber intali-
gsnCia Z cauBa del deficit que prGducfan
las aspiraciones de todoB.
La bodR 30 desbaEat6. FL caBo fn6 sen.
sibls para sIgunoB que Be manifsstaban
pesaFpBoB de que IN aobrino de Is ex.em-
TstEiz Eugenia no fuera espoBo de una
bella hija de la Ciudad do Washington;
pero de paTte de loE ToWnsendH fn6 juzga'
do 81 Rsunto con an Critorio pr6ctico = 81
asunto Sc di6 por terminado Ahora un
cable Tecibido por 81 ''WoFld" de Nuevs
York RfEmR que lS verdadera csuHa de
hRbeFse deAiBtido de tel mRtrimonio, obs.
deCi6 q la oposiCi6n que le hiciers la Real
familia de ESpa6s, eEpeCiRlmente 81 rey
Alfonso XIII y Ia Teins msdrs Ia cual
di6 & ontander Hegdn 81 aludido cable que
an eBtoB tiempoB cusndo las dinaHtfhs estsn
tratando de aBsguEarse, TODD eafaerzo debe
ser hsCho para Balvar Bu preatigio.
Ref6ress que ell rsy Alfonao al enterar'
SO de Las EotsB estipuIacioneH del mstrimo'
MO, dijo acknowledgements:
-"Hay muchas Befioritsa ToWnsends =
solo hay Nm duque de Alba.
DeGpuea do 10 cual 81 Duque So regolYi6
daBistir del mRtrimonio.
Hay en- EeRlidad muchaa sefi0ritas anne
ricanas que disponsn do cuantioaos capita'
les = 81 ns ConAidsra 81 Duque de Alba
como heTedero dc una astiFpa hshrk que
seaptar que efectivamante no hay msg qds
an Duque de Alba como dice 81 Rey de
EBpsfis.
Psro ii so considera que el Duque de
Alba Saba perfactsmente que la seflorita
ToWnBendB no era de famiIia dinastica nj
de real eatirpe y 81 que gozR de una renta
de $150.00O al ano, hay que Buponer que
81 Duque de Alba form6 ndmeFo on el
coro de Iinajudoa que para dargs gusto 8
para pagan sua deud5s andan deHde hace
amos, dando el rid1culo egpeCt6culo de Las
bodas iuternacionaleH. 81 ell Duque de
Alba buBcaba los CuaEtoB de la Aeiorita
TownBsnds, en- evidente despecho de Is
opinion del Rey do EspanR que hay mu-
chisimos Duques de Alba en- toda Europa.
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RECURSOS PARA LAS CORTES.

Debe atendeFsa decoEoBaments las me-
CesidRdeB da Ia administration de iuBtiCla.
Los jueces debsn EeE bien pagadcs sus
ofciaaa sostenidas, no con lujo segura-
mente, psro d con efcisncia. Un jusz
Eecto E inteligsnte pusde hacer justicia
cpalquieTa que sea l& comodidad que Ia
rodee, pero Ia mec6nica del trabaio de tri-
bunaleB CANA mucho Cuando Sc hace f6cil
poT medic de elementos que auxilien 81
trabsjo del juez, dsndo rspidaz y eIemaa'
toH 81 tEabsjo.
No 30 oomprende que pueda una Corte
estar tan exhaustR que habi6ndose Eoto
una maquinilla de escFibiE no funcio'
nsndo 81 TesoEts del ciIindro, los emplea'
dos do diehR CoEts 90 vieran en- 81 caao
dc altar dioho cilindro con un cordel para
hacsEle rodRr sobTe Ia corFedeFs. Este
heCho, que e1 riguroaamente hist6rico,
ocuTTfs Cuando ID CoEte no tenfR presu'
puesto nj para compraF maquina nueva
de escribiT, nj para componeT lR vieja.
TampocO pareco juEto que poF 10 yetuE-
10 7 abRndonado On que un doseI pueda
hsllsTSs, Sc deSpFendR deBde 10 alto un de
sguila allf ColoCada como aimbolo Caiga
Bdbito HobEe Ia cabezs del juaz, exponian.
dole IN Bsrio percance. Este otEo hecho
hiAt6Tico, confrma ID necesidad de que IoB
locales su ornRmentaci6n eaten ViiiIados
10 bastante para que los jueces no CoTFan
tales peligToE.
Tamp0oo go justo que los Representatives.
de lR prapga tsngan que veneer grandes
difcUltades veceB para conseguiT infor'
maci6n en- las CoEtss de juEticia. Todo
documento pressntado esas Cortes es IN
documento p6blico. 81 elto no estuviera
pEevisto en Ia ley, baHtarfa fjarBe en- II
obligation que se hR impuesto ell Tribunal
Supreme do publican en- tomoB sus ssnten'
CiaB. Las CoTtes cslabran actos p6bIiccu
= TODD 81 mundo tiene deFeCho enterarse
de 10 que sn allos pass; y, sdemaa, ezaB
CoFtel publican On ID prensR diaEis, obse-
niendo los benefcioH de una copiosa pu.
blicidad que no les lCueata IN Centavo, TO-
dos los Geiialamient6B aentanCiag CORES
pondientea & los asuntos viatO1 On Buu ea
tradou.
Pueu bien, Ia pSrsnus uolioita informas
en- lRB CoFteB y, con frecuoncia, todas son
di6cultRdes. No hay empleado que atien.
do s los periodistaA No hay quien haga
CopiaG cnando lR pEsnsa las aolicita, sir
yisndO LOS intsEe5ss publiCoA No obsEan.
to ID buena voluntad de Ia mayoria de
c1E8 CoEtas, muItitud de dificultsde8 obs.
taculisan sHta Class de aaEyicios que q i'm.
portante 81 intsr@ pdhliOo , 6ls foRma.
ei6n de sltAdfGtcaa = EadaCCi6h da eEtu-
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la CANDIDATURA Pa.
ra Ia prgsidenCia
de los Estad0S Uni
dos.
Es un prObIGma que GOntinda aln
obscure.
Los % Ohio han sRfDsadO rGsusltamsRts Mf
FOrikM.


Continda obscure 81 prOb1ema de cam
didatura para la pTeBidenciR de los Esta'
dos Unidos.
Despu6s dc aus dtimas Cstsg6EicaB ma
nifsstRcioneB 81 PrGaidents Roosevelt guar
da profundo silencio.
Buenos desaoE de amigos fntimog .impul.
gsn tales cuaIes nombEes para Is alta
magistratura en- question, peEo no puede
afiEmaTse cual sea ell candidate tFiuufante
en- Junio en- lR Convention republicans
de Chicago.
EHto no obEtente, algunos aCtoB del par
lido EepublicRn0 empisz8n extaHi0TizRr-
ae. No diremoH que los pueFtOrique1og q.
aa ConsideFan incorporates tengan Ia Va.
lentfR de daE gu opinion en- esta caso, puaB
90 TODD 10 mas probable que eIlos acepten
el candidate que les den toda vez que alloB
no sntisnden de Ia poIftics nacionRl 10 ga.
iciente para determinar cuRl sea el can
didato mas conveniente la nRci6n al
partido republican, naoional. Psro af d.
rsmos que los de Ohio han endosado re-.
BueItaments Mr.. Foraker, y tambi6n que
aGentuadas CorTienteB paFecen dar relieve
ID candidatuEa del secEetario Taft.
"A ESQ debe BumaTBe Ia actitud que los
TepublicanoB del Estado de NuevR York
acRbRn de sBumir con EaferenGia & Ia can
didRtuTa de Mr.. Hughes.
Reuni6ronBe Rquellos Befiores en- Con-
venci6n y Feafrmando su CEeencia an los
principles del paTtido republicano Rai ma
cionRl como del EBtado, acoTd8Pon:
''Por cuanto Charles p. Hughes, ha
mogtEado durante 81 desempef1o del cargo
de gobernador del EAtado de NuevR York,
nm alto grado dc habilidRd ejecutivR, de
valoT, de devotion q Bus deberes, TODD 10
Cual ha assguFsdo para 81 lR admiration y
la orfsnzs NO solo de loH ciudadanoB del
EgtadO de NUeva York Bino tRmbi6n del
pueblo de los EstadoB UnidoE;
'ReB6eivaae: que ez el RcueTdo del Co
mite republicano del condado expFeBsr que
Ioa republicanog en- general en- este CoDda.
do desean 10 presentation del nombEe del
Honorable Charles E. Hughes u pT6xi'
ma convention naCional del pRrtido repu-
biioano, como electo por los republicanos
de este Estsdo, para Ia candidatura dc
PTesidente que poT virtud de este acuer'
do nos decidimoB con entusiRgmo en- 81 fs'
voE para tan alto puesto esperanto que su
nombTe sen preBentado Ia convention
por los delegsdos de NueYa York"
Nueva York, pueB, ae decide poF Hug
hes, otros por ForakeF, otros por Taft 81
tempo dir6 que bsBs puedan tensr las
olndidaturas de Mr.. Cannon, ME-. Knox,
Mr.. Coltslyou, Mr.. Fairbanks y otroa mas
que an Is information diaIis nueIen ser
aludidos.
La duda queda On pie y los mas dies
tres pTofstas no pusden todavA pEeaisar
de que lsdo caerG Is mayoEfa,
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iNUNClO De SUBASTA.
DEPARTANENTO DEL lNTE.
RIOR De PUERTO RICO.
BUREAU DE OBRAs PUBLIOAs.

OfeiaG del Superintendent Juan,
Puerto Rico, dicismbre "a, 1907. Pro
poaiciones On pliegoB csrrados para la ad.
iudiCaci6n en- pdblica subasta del sunni
nistEo, medida , entTega de piedrs en-
blOques , pisdra triturada 6 cancsjo con
dentino Is carEetara No. 3, secci6n Hu.
macao Playa, Naguabo Playa, sa admiti
ran en- enta ofcinR haAts las 0 8. m. del
dfa z de EneEo de 1908, en- que SO abTi-
ran publicaments.
Todos loB dRtoB necesariou Be dRF6n en-
ssta ofcina donda % ancueptFan de mani.
fssto todos loa doCumentoa que han de
regir en- lR ContrstA = podran recoger los
lioitadores lOs modelos de propOaicionea
que han dc Fegir On lR cOntrAta y podr6n
EaCogsr los iCitadoTea loa modelos de pro-
posiciones que han de pressntar.
LIN administrator Gs reBeFvs 81 daEecho
de Eschazar CualquisTa todas las pTopo.
licionss. PoE orden del Comiaionado del
interior, ]. j. Jimensz, SupsEintendenta
de OhFeg P(ibIicsg, 13 VS..
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-12-30
EI gran Razar.

Ls exposition dejugueteH que ae 70 en-
las "NovedadeR'' % de gran gusto y arts.
Los jugdetes son de novedad, boratuFa =
esquiEitR presentation. En- los otFoB OBJ.
jetOH de fantasia hay vsrpadaro luio y los
artfculos japoneses son vsrdadeEamenta
recOmendabIes PortapafiusIos de seda,
gusnten, pa1usIos de finfaimos bordsdoB,
pombTiIlss, abanicos, & propios para re-
gslss de A1o Nuevo, Hs encuentEan en- 81
gran BRzar eecoisT. GrsndeB bonitaH
munsCns veatidas, artfsticOa trsjes hacen
las delicias de Is genta msnuda que vista
ell acreditsdo aatablecimiento
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-12-30
DEPARTAMENTO DEL INTERIOR.

Debiendo pFooederae por Ia Division de
TeErenos PdblicoB fines del presents
msa, 81 deBlinde y menHura de los terre.
nos pertsnecienteB 0El Pueblo de Puer-
10 Rico" en- los terminos MunicipRIes do
Yauco Gusyanilla, 80 Euplica & todos los
pTopietarioa coIindantas con dichou terre'
nos Bs Birvan pEesentar 81 Jefs de Ia pre-
citada Diviai6n loB tftuIoB dern6s docu.
mentos que acTediten aus propiedadeB,
cuando para clio fuersn rsqueridoB San
Juan, Puerto Rico, DiCiembre 13 de
1907 Laurence GrGhome, Comisionado
del Interior. MIN. 2-8 Y. 3.