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Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-02-07
PRESIDENT STRIVING
TO END lAP SRCAP
q Long Conference WIN California
Delegation and Viii Make a
New treaty.

WaShiugloa. -. e.. i'eh. / Afte,
w hours conference" Al The White
House yesterday regarding the Japa
hesr question ON the Ptriiic coast The
california delegation in congress ;,l-
horized Thu, Following statement
rh- California delegation had a very
fun and harmonious discussion With
the president. In" secretary of stat,
md the secretary of thu NaNN on The
serious Questions relating 10 the Jtla
nose on the Pacific coast Th' ,hnthc-
ter of III discussion leads us To zee!
'omiideut that a solutions Will he reached
satisfactory 10 al! concerned.
The result of The mceiin. il that
the delegation t~cl-graphoi The presi
lent Of the san Frluciso" board Of
adncation and the superintendent OF the
schools la cone TO Washingtun at once
for u conference with The president and
secretary of state"
The existing treaty between tho Unit
ed States aul Japan viii empire March
T. this year. President l;nnSrVclt has
heretofore assured til.. members of cui-
gresS from california ttnl he would
cndeavor to form a new treaty with the
%Jaraneso empire which would meet
their entire approval and AT the sannc
tim. prov. satisfactory to IN" Toxic
government.
The ta~iifornialS haNt ~ the past III
sisted on an exclusion act To bar Japa-
nese COOLIES ont of the United states
but it is limited as Il result of the CON
fcrencc that senators Perkins nuo
Flint and the members of the house
III representatives. from That state nave
practically agreed Ia waive this de
mand and leave il /" President i.oose-
Welt To negotiate II new convention thai
VIII keep Japanese coolie labor out al
this country. japan has made il clcal
that she will only consider .. treat
that is mutual. The concessions hi.
government has been asked 10 mals'
have not been made public.
All Legislation Held Up.
=S+.-t--iaa-.+t- -t~4,Ef-tiov-ruu
Gillette Yesterday received - Telegram
from Washington. signed by the Cali
fornia delegation. urging him I" :sl
the legislature To defer all action a.,
Japanese matters.
The message caused much Stir atloni
the members of both houses when tn
knowledge of the receipt ana content
became noiSed about.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-02-07
ALL COONS O O ALIKE.
READS Mr.. ROOSEVELT
Joke Book Perusal at Gridiron Dinner
Causes a Wrong Inter
pretation.

Washington, ID. G., Jan. 3l.-1he *.
ecutive committee of the Gridiron club
has issued a statement denouncing as
false and misleading an article printed
In several newspapers which carried
an assertion hat President Roosevelt.
at the clubs Dime said: "All coonS
look alike to me-" and that Senator
Foraker quoted the line and added.
and all other persons loo alike to
me"
The committce's statement says:
What happened was that President
Roosevelt read from the clubs joke
book the line. All cOonS look alike to
me which appeared under a cartoon
OF Senator Foraker. and then added.
all white persons look alike to me also.
Then he went on with his speech.
1T is AN invariable rule of the club
tina no reports of the speeches of Its
guests shall be printed and 1t places
its guests IN honor in that regard.
The story was not printed in news
paper that WAS represented at the din
ncr.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-02-07
NO D To Dol
DECLARES LIEUT.. DRURY

Pittsburg. Pa, Fec. L.. In the trial
II Lieutenant Drury and Private Dowd.
.harged with the murder of William H.
Crowley. for the alleged stealing OF
copper from the roofs of arsenal build
,ngs. the government attempted to
vindicatc the soldiers by placing Lieu
tenant Drury on the stand to refute
testimony produced by tn.
wealth tha Dowd had shot At Drury's
command after Crowley had surren-
he, el.
II gave no Instructions or order To
shoot anybody. ! refused To surrender
tn sulcier who shot Crowley for the
simple reason that | did not hen know
what man had done the shooting
Testimony has been introduced In
show that Crowley called:
I'll give up. Don't shoot" but II a
regardless of this Dowd shot him.
Grow ley made a dying statement III
which ne denied that he was inside the
%arsenal. but claimed instead that he
was sitting on IL doorstep. became
Frightened at the sight OF the onruslr-
Ing soldiers and ran. He said he heard
, command to halt: that h. did not
halt. but was Instantly shot.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-02-07

Washington. u. a.. Feb. l.-Whe,her
Mrs. Amanda Nj 'opley. of Walnut.
PottaWattalnic counts Ia. who was
found dead in bed with her baby
shortly after midnight last night. WAS.
with her three months old infant. the
victim OF a double murder or whether
She killed the baby ana then committed
suicide is the question the police are
today trying To h.tyr answered. she
WAS said to have born the daughter
of WIN. Bunker
Wiliiam q. copioy, WiioWer Of the
woman. also of Walmul. formerly mem-
ber Of tn" Thirty-lfoulih Iowa regiment
and who served in the Philippines and
later married Mrs. 'orley. then Mis-
Amanda NJ. Bunker. In Iowa. is held
By the officers p%enulng a solution al
the dual tragedy. Vie claims To hr-
lievc the suicide theory.
Holds Suicide impossible.
Lieutenant F'alvcy after examining
the wound which caused Mrs. copley's
death. said it would have been Inn
possible for the woman la have In
flicted the injury.
shortly after midnight copley callcf
In DR.. John S. Dorsey, telling him his
wife had attempted to commit suicide
When the physician arrived in tn.
Copley home. Mrs. Copley and he,
baby were dead. He Immediately mott
1eu the ponce ana tne nUSDalll ant
father was arrested. Copley was sub
jected Il a severe examination at thu
police station. but insisted that the
wife had killed herself.
The prisoner declared he did no
know the baby had been shot until tn,
doctor pulled down the covers of tn
bed in which the Two We're lying.
copley admitted he and his wife la,
quarreled early in the night and SALE
his wife had taken the two children
Raymond, aged ,. and Ruth the baby
and gone to her room. He then Wen
to his room on the second ioot To re
tire.
Heard Two Shots.
shortly before midnight he said Ii
heard two shots in the bedroom occU
pied by his Wife. He immediatel
rushed into the room and found sh
had shot herself.
Without making further examinatio
he hurried To the residence OF a phys
clan.
The Copleys, until they came 4,
Washington in i9o9. lived in Walnu
They had relatives in Iowa and III
nois.
The inquest Nill be held tomorrow
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-02-07
A EMPLOYED TO
APPLAUD, NOT PAID

New York. Feb. j. Harold Bennett.
WHO is alleged To have stolen II lettei
given To him 20 mail containing 5000,
owned by Juan Aitcnevsky. II singer liz
the Manlattan opera house. Was before
Magistrate cornell in the jefferson
Market court.
He admitted stealing the letter. but
said the singer h;td engaged him to
act rs his secretary. agreeing 10 pay
him 800 a week. Failing tn receive
his salary he kept the letter.
Bennett said ne had also perfor,ne !
other duties. chief of which was the
hiring of men to attend the opera house
and furnish applause. For this. he
said. he was not COMPENSATED either.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-02-07
JAIL BIRDS MARRY OLD
MAIDS AND GET BAIL

Hattieyburg. Miss, Feb. l.-"Marrie'i
for freedom or . melodrama taken
from the lif. of Wil and Bud Saunders.
who are now in Jail here with numerous
charges docketei %against them. should
prove Il profound stage success.
While in Jail Ia New August several
days < in default of $500 bonds. the
two Saunders brothers sent for two old
maids. who wero sisters, and an agree
ment was made whereby the Saunders
brothers married The two sister spin
sters in order that the women would
go on their bonds.
The marriage pact was carried out
at once In the corridors of the jail. No
sooner were they free than the two
bridegrooms fed, but the fugitives were
~apprehended in Eliisville.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-02-07
POPE YIELDS TO FRANCE:
PUBLIC WORSHIP AGAIN

Paris. Jan. Silt is Leaned from
an ecclesiastical source that as a re-
suit of advice rendered to the pope in
Rome by five French prelates, the,
pontiff has suddenly changed his posi-
tion toward the church and state sep,
aration question I'm France
He will issue new Instructions under
which 1t will be possible To organize
public worship under the supplement-
airy church and state separation law
introduced by Minister OF Education
BRAND.
Cardinal Richard. archbishop OF
Paris, at once t~elegraphed to the mem,
bers of the French episcopate request
ing them to attend another meeting,
here.
A preliminary assemblage of bishops,
at which thirty were present, has been
eld in the residence OF NJ. Denys-i
Cochin. where the cardinal made his
headquarters since he was compelled,
To leave the episcopal palace.
Now Up to France.
While the proposition of the French
ton of the position taken I'm the last
papal encyclical proposition put for
ward. 1t has all appearances OF ulti-'
matum.
Whether the government, in spite OF
the concessions made and making In
the interest of religious peace, will ac-
cept the settlement based on absolute
recognition OF the oma hierarchy re-
mains TO be seen.
A model contract which the bishops
have submitted provides for the virtual
lease OF churches In perpetuity to tho
parish priests by the mayors
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-02-07
GIRL TO
QUIT STAGE AND WE'D

Madison. Wis. Feb. i.-Senator and
Mrs. Robert NJ. LaFollette will soon
announce the engagement of their
daughter. Miss Fola. the actress, to AL
fred T. Rogers. of GAINESVILLE, LaI'ol-
lette's political lieutenant, confidential
adviser and prospective law partner
The marriage will bring to II sudden
close the professional career of the sen
ator's daughter.
In college productions she always
was n favorite, and it WAS natural that
she took to the professional tage upon
graduating from the University Of Wis
ronSin.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-02-07
HUNDRED KILLED
IN Mine EXPLOSION,
MOSTLY MARRIED
No Cause as Vet Learned for
Disaster in observation-disclosures
500 Feet Down.

F'ayettevilie, Va. Fob. one hun
dred men. mostly Americans with fam
lilies. were killed. 800 feet below the
earth, by an explosion in the Stuart
coal mine. i, viii be twenty-four hours
before any of the corpses can be
reached
The cause is Is YET unknown. That
dust caused the explosion is stated by
persons OH the scene. but the invesii-
CATION may prove otherwise. Little or
no gas has been ncountered
1t is thought the min is on fire, hut
this cannot be determined until later.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-02-07
ROOSEVELT URGES
QUICK PASSAGE OF
SHORTER DAY BILL
Writes to Cannon Insisting on
Early Action on Behalf OF
Railroad Employees.

WASHINGTON. -. q. Feb. L. President
Roosevelt is getting anxious about the
utloo for the bill regulating the hours
If service of railroad employees. ne
has been insistent that this bin should
pass at this session. and lately 1t has
been impressed on him that progress
with ii has been slow.
AS a result the president has written
TO Speaker Cannon. in which ne has
made plain his feeling that the party
Is bound To get this bill passed. He
insists tina his measure pass at \le
short session. IT has been passed by
thu. senate. undcr the spun of MIR. La
Follette's insiStence: but in the house
1t is held up and in the committed on
interstate and foreign commerce. The
chairman of the committee is Colonel
Hepburn. of Iowa. who not long ago ex-
pressed the opinion Ma; the proper
method of handling thiS problem WAS
% provide for penalizing both the en-
oloye and the railroad company. the
employc for accepting calls To service
Which would cover excessive hours. and
he corporations for making the de-
mand.
Delay in Committee.
In the committee there has been tin.
'ong ami uncomfortable delay predicted
when the bin went there Congress
man Murphy. of Missouri. wants to M
ZACH to the bill a provision that tele-
graph operators and toWcrlnen shall
rot be worked for more than eigh
hours continuously and other member:
would extend the list Of caSualtie:
which may be accepted as excuse fol
allure to adhere strictly To the six
cen hour provision.
The house committee has given hear
ngS on the measure. although whei
It was before Senator Delivers com
nittec in the senate there WAS no de
nand for these, and indeed 40 evidenc
If the vigorous opposition since IL.
,cloped.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-02-07
OAK0TANS THREATEN
TO BURN DEPICTS IF
NO FUEL ARRIVES
Hundreds Of Cars of Coal Al
ready Started May Not Reach
Destination for Weeks.

Washington. j.. g.. Feb. IA tel.'
gram to the Interstate Commerce com
mission from New Rockford, n. u.
says the fuel situation there Is $" dss-
perate that tn" people will burn rail
road property in less than tw"nty-fout
~ for fuel
Hundreds of ears of coal and gro
ceries started westward III the wake OF
the rotaries MAN not reach their desii-
nation for days er weeks, due to IN,
SflOAN.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-02-07
WOMAN GIVES BIRTH
TO PETR|F|ED CHILD
She Had Suffered for Over
Three Years, Supposedly
From a Tumor.

sunola. VA. Jan. 3l.-A remarkable
surgical operation was performed here
yesterday and resulted in the birth OF
:. petriiied child.
North Carlonia. and came here, sup
posedly suffering from an internal tu-
NOR.
She had been similarly affected for
more than three years.
The child had turned to stone and it,
weight Is five and q half pounds.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-17
CONSEJO EJECUTIVO
Session de artes de aver tarde.

FL Attorney General remite
una copia certi6cada de una orde-
nanza del concejo municipal de
Vieques, solicitaudo del Consejo
Executive declare de ntilidad p1
blica una sisterna existente en- aque
LA isla, por ser necesaria para el
use de aquellos habitantes.
Pasa al Comite de Franquicias.
La American Railroad Compa-
ny envia una copia certifcada del
coutrato establecido por ella y la
compahia de los Ferro. carriles de
Puerto Rico, pues la que remitio la
primera vez solo fue un extracto.
El Colnite de Franquicias in
forna acerca de una solicitud de la
aAmerican Railroad Company pro
poniendo una rebaja en- sus tarifas
para el transporte de lena, carbon y
otros efectos especiales, desde el 70
de julio hasta ell IS dc diciembre,
en- ell sentido de que no Sc apruebe
dicha solicitud, por pedirse Ell ella
que dicha tarifa sea temporera;
siempre que dicha nueva tarifa
fuese permante, la comisi6n reco.
mienda que Sc apruebe.
Sc aprueba ell inforue de la
comisi6u.
Is aprobado por ell Const 10
Executive FL informe de la Comision
de gobierno local en- que aprueba
tres ordenanzas del ayuntamiento
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-17

ell cuyo concurso apareci0 tambien como
acreedora la social "Fraile Ca; 81
guiendose tales autos ell 1897, 1898 y
1899. Y el promovente Carazo solicita
asimismo ell dicho escrito que sc alcen V
cancelen Jos etnbargos tonlados por don
Avelino Elizalde en- dicho ejecutivo sobre
las siguientes fncas:
az Una r1stica de cuareuta cuerdas
de terreno ell el barrio de Santa Rosa,
termino de Bayamon; lindando por el
norte, con otras de succession de Angel
Umpierre y de Jose Carazo; por el sur,
con terrenos de Basilia Rondon; por Ell
este, con el canino Guainabo; y por el
oeste, con terrenos llainados de las "Ani-
mas; y
b. Una rustica dc Glen cuerdas de
terreno ell los mislnos barrios termin,
que la anterior, y colindante por el nortt
con terrenos de Francisco Bularin; por c
sur, con los de Enrique Bularin y Beatri
Aloz; por ell este, con los de los de Ma
nuel Calzada y Jose Maria Placer; po
Ell oeste, con los de succession de Garcil
Maitin.
Por cuanto esta Corte dispuso que ia
pretension fuera notifcada don AvelinC
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-17
EMILIO RIcHEBoURG

tamben apreco estmo. M seras e mardo de Genoveva
Sub6 a cuarto ba6 al cabo de
grande de dinero Fran mil frances.
-Toma, djo ahf tienes 10 que te falta.
Yo podfa dar eredto mis- oos nj q mis- oido lie mi
entoncdo No u dueho de contenet mi emoc6n eche
orar 81 hubese atrevdo hubera abrazado amandoe
mi padre LIE die cusAdo pude haba que tendera recbo
de la cantidad que me daba.
-Esta bien est& bien epit6 empujandome dulcemen-
haca puea engo confanza va 10 devoveras mas
adeante, POGO POGO, cuando puedas
Ounce dias mas tarde Genoveva era mi mu habamos
poddo cOmpr pagando mas de la mad del pco conante la
CaSa donde habamos Cvy Hoy da la nuesa esa
pagada del odo pero debo semp mil frances sehor Mee
que paece que recuerda va siquera que los presto
este todo 10 que ha hecho padre por mi sehoa
I'm da tena entonces diecocho aoS quSe aavear
dentemente sobre esclua heada del mono de Femcout
En mismo centro del rio ho romp6 de pronto bao mis-
pies cal fondo del aqua Aguien que vic deapaacer
do sehor Meer que andba eos cor6 segu
da vacar 6 aqua por aguero que yo haba hecho
81 aqua detenda la empaizada arastr6 po fortuna
tuvo suerte de encontrame de evame aendome
pudo uper6cie del rio del agujero alberto heo
Era precise sar de af faci porque cada que
nntaba eo rompa este peso Por tres
veces su brazo gados atedos por o deaon
otras sueon de fin ueron egaudo
nuchos hobr arga cuerda extreme la cua heon
I'm nudo coedizo La echaron Seor Meer la Gina
cerpo los hombreS trar de nosoto
dos de modo avaruos Yo haba desmayado cuandu
tecobre conocmento supe que haba cdo Me deton
de vente uga hubese svado Aqueno fue IN
agto Iacobo Mee Debo pues Ia vida SD pa
DIRE de used, sehofta
-tgnoraba en- efecto todo eso mi quetdo Juan, do LII.
ella vivamente conmovida
ASH pues sehota juezgue usted respeto quiero al
sehor Mer nade sab hasa que grado ega gaud sen
to e uro usted sehoa delaa mar por su pa
drel
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-17
OTRAS NOT|C|AS
Sentencias en- la COrte
municipal del pueblo
de San German.
en- EL PRESIDE
De Ia Carcel de Humacao al
Manicomio. -Otras senten.
cias.-En Mayagnez.

La Corte municipal de San
German sentenci6 a Juana Rodri-
guez, de Marieao, a ; meses de
carcel por adulterio; a Jose Mercado
Rodriguez, de Yauco a meses por
iufracci6n a las leyes de rentas in.
ternas y Manuel Lugo, alias Manca,
de Sabana Grande, az meses por
adulturio.
-Por riha y escandalo fuerou
detenidos aver Francisco Aponte,
Inocencic Tirado y Francisco Flo.
res.
Alfonso Vega y Florencio
Ocasio, fueron detenidos aver por
hurto de menor cuantia.
En- Mayagiiez fueron senten-
ciados por Ell Juez municipal Jose
Mufiiz a un afio de carcel por hurto
y Felipe Rivera a 3 tres meses por
violaci6n a las leyes de rentas in
ternas.
Ell PETROLEO 6 aceite de
alumbrar y quemar no es un alimen-
to.-Como Sc ha pretendido por algu
nos industriales recomendar el aceite
de petroleo como TN sustituto del acei-
te de hfgado de bacalao, debemos ad-
vertir por el bien de los mismo enfer.
mos que el aceite de petroleo es una
substantial mineral, que 81 Sc usa
internamente es expelida integra por
las evacuaciones intestinales, causan-
do a la larga inhamaei6n de las Was
digestivas.
Carece por 10 tanto de la propie-
dad esencial de todo alimento, la de
ser asimilable y vorverse parte de los
tejidos arganicos y no puede nj re-
motamente compararse con el aceite
de hlgado de bacalao. cuya propiedad
de nutrir y fortalecer los organismos
debiles 10 han hecho tan necesario Y
tan justamente apreciado en- todo Ell
mundo.
La mejor manera de tomar el
aceite de higado de becalao es en- la
lorna de emulsion, por ser asi mas
facilmente absorbido por el est6mago
de todas las emulsiones conocidas, Ia
E ULSION DE SCOTT es universal
mente considerable coma la mas per.
fecta y la mas efcaz, no solamente
por la pureza del aceite y de los de
mas ingredientes que Sc emplean er
su elaboration, sin6 porque es la uni
ca emulsion que no Sc separa, que NJ
Sc enrancia, que no contiene substan
cias que irriten 6 infamen el estoma
go y porque en- una palabra es el ali
mento mas concentrate y mas asimi
liable que conocen los medicos par'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-17
EDIC7o

En- Ia Corte Municipal del Distrito
Judicial Municipal de Aqua
dilla, P. R.
Jose LEON. VS.. Sinforoso Javier'
O6cina del Marshal. Aviso de
venta.
Por cuanto yo, Francisco M.
Camacho, marshal de la corte Mu-
nicipal de Aguadllla, recibl una or
den de ejecuci6n en- el pleito arrioa
exrresado para hacer efectlva Ia
deuda reclamada y costas con Ia
venta de los bienes embargados
preventivamente y cuya deuda pfin'
cipal fue de seis dollars setenta GEN.
tavos.
Por cuanto los bienes embar-
gados fueron una casa de maderas
extrangeras yidel pats cubierta de
yaguas con su cocina de ralnas 81,
tuada frente al mar Ell el barrlo
sRspiual,s de Aguada, que mide
seis varas de frente por seis de ton
do; = una cabra color de chocolate,
como de dos afos de edad con los
verdes.
Por tanto 20, el referido Official,
anuncio por el preseute la venta de
de los bienes ar1iba sefAlados, Sc.
fialando para que tenga efecto el
dia 70 de Setiembre q la "a. m. en-
Ia o6cina del que suscribe, situada
en- el edi6icio de la Corte, calle del
Cemercio, pudiendo ser vendidos los
bienes juhtos 6 separadamente.
Aguadilla, agosto 10 de 1907.
FRANCISCO M. CAMAcHO.
15-3 Marshal Municipal Court.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-17
EDIOTO

En- la Corte de Distrito de San Juan.--
In re.-Jose R. Carazo, peticionario.-
Sobre caducidad de instancia cance-
lacion de embargos
A don Avelino Elizalde, sus herede-
ros, sucesores 6 causahabientes; y la
social "Fraile y Ca" dsus sucesores, Ii
quidadores 6 causahabientes.
Por cuanto el abogado don Jacinto
Texidor, nombre de don Jose R. Cara
70 presento ante esta Corte una peticion
escrita solicitando 10 caducdad de la ms
tancia en- juicio executive seguido por don
Avelino Elizalde contra don Jose R. Ca
razo, ante el Juzgado de Ia. instancia de
Catedral ell San Juan, y Ell el concurso
necesario de dicho seiior Carazo, ante el
Juzgado de Ia. instancia de vega-baja, al
que fueron acumulados tales ejecutivos, y
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-17
Deplrtlment0 del Interior
Ofcina del Comisionado. o.-San Juan,
P. r., agosto 10, 1907.

Oticiua del Comisionado.-San Juan,
P. R., agosto 10, 1907.
De acuerdo con la Secci6n de la
Resolucion Conjuuta para transferir
al municipio de Mayagiiez la propie-
dad y administration del muelle de
hierro construido en- ell sitio denomi-
nado ia Puntilla," en- la ciudad de
Mayagiiez y para otros fines, apro-
bada en- 14 de mario, 1907, proposicio-
mes en- pliegos cerrados para la adju-
dicaci6n en- p6blica subasta de las re-
paraciones y arrendamienlo de dicho
muelle por un plazo que no exceda de
IS afios, Sc admitiran en- esta Ofcina,
hasta las 10 a. m. del dia 80 deagosto
1907, en- que Sc abriran pdblicamente.
81 presupuesto aproximado de
las obras asciende & Ia cantldad de
$36, ,5o4, mas 6 menos.
Todos los datos necesarios i'm.
presos en- blanco de proposiciones,
instruccisnes & los postores y pliego
de condolences, seran surninistrados
en- esta O6cina & los licitadores.
La Administration Sc reserva el
dsrecho de rechazar cualquiera 6 to-
das las proposiciones, y de adjudicar