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The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-28

At called meeting of the vestry yes terday morning the Rev. ]. w Canty Johnson. who has for nearly six years been the rector of the St. Mary 's-on-the- Highlands Episcopal church, rendered his resignation as rector The vestory consid cred Mr. Johnson's resignation at the meeting called for the purpose and ac- cepted it, to become effective on Octo- Der 31.
 Although Mir. Johnsons resignation is received with the keenest regret it does not come unexpectedly to the eongrega- ton.
 Mr. Johnson came to Birmingham five years ago last February from Rock Hill. s. C., to accept the rectorate of St Mary 's-on-the- Highlands He had been rector of the Rock ill Episcopal church for several years, and 1t was there that he was ordained to priesthood. His posi-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-28
WRIGHT TO SPEAK
 HERE TOMORROW
Georgia Prohibitionist Will Address a Crowd at the Jefferson Theatre
 During the Afternoon.

At 3 o'clock Sunday afternoon another Georgia speaker and campaigner will ad- dress q mass meeting at the Jefferson theatre.
 Seaborn Wright. one of the leading lights in the recent campaign in this state for prohibition, who has made sey- eral speeches in other Alabama counties, and is everywhere widely known and re- spected. will arrive in Birmingham Satur- day night.
 It is expected that the theatre will be crowded with people The women's cen- tral committee will attend, and as this is the first meeting held since the election was ordered fol" October 2S, it will be es pecially important.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-28
After Telephone Company.

Alderman O'Neil will call up his reso- lution on the Bell Telephone company at the next meeting of the City Council. Ii passed this will have the same effect of the ordinance regulating the saloons. Nc license will be issued to the company un- less it agrees to charge the same prices as the Peoples Telephone company.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-28
Motormen Run Recklessly

Policemen are making complaint that the cars coming out from the barn al night do not stop at Seventeenth street. and narrow escapes are frequent occur rences with pedestrians. Arrests of motor- men will follow if the practice Is not stopped.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-28

ton as rector of St. Mary's was his second.
 The old home of MT. Johnson was in Charleston. s. C., where his father, the Rev. John Johnson, resided up To the time of his death, which occurred last year.
 Mr. Johnson has not signihed his flu ture intentions to his friends. He stated yesterday morning that he had made no plans. Since coming to Birmingham to take up the work here MT. Johnson has made host of friends by his cheerful ness, goodness and lovabe nature. There is perhaps no minister in the city who has a wider circle of acquaintances than he. He has been a distinctive force in his pull pit as an advisor and an interpreter Of the gospel, and this has made him one of the most popular minister in tie city among the church. -goers who have had the occasion to listen to his sermons
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-28
THE WEATHER.

Washington, September 27-Forecast for Alabama: Showers Saturday and wind.
 Mississippi: Showers Saturday; cooler in north portion; Sunday partly cloudy, light to fresh southeast to south winds, becoming variable
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-28
RECORD OF THE COURTS.

In the first division of the criminal court yesterday the jury in the New York Harry case, after being out all night returned a verdict of not guilty
 Judge Dan A. Greene was engaged all day in the trial of George Jost, charged with murder. The arguments will be re- sumed this morning and the case will probably go to the jury about noon.
 Patton cade, negro, charged with the murder of John Hill. negro Is on trial before Judge (. C. Nesmith
 Several capital cases have been passed to the next term, which comes up in November.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-28
Will Maintain Their Rights.

But the statement of the attorney for the contracting firm goes to show that the matter is more serious than one would imagine after examining the surface only. MT. Ward stated that the firm represent ed by him was working according to the contract, and that it would continue to work, 1t has been, according to con tract He intimated that legal steps would be taken if the Birmingham Terminal company continued in it's present desire to terminate the contract or any part of it. de intimated too, that any arrests on the ground of tresspass would be fo- lowed by the filing of damage suits. Tak- ing this view of the case, the matter will finally revove itself into a problem for the solution of the courts.
 Yesterday morning several deputy sher- ifs. led by Chief Deputy Brown, visited the station. Asked why this action was taken. Deputy Brown stated that he had received information from d friend that there would probably be trouble After remaining on the scene for q few minutes he states that he led his men back to town without having taken any action whatever
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-28
Chancery Court.

The following docket is set in the chan cery court today
 James Fitzpatrick vs town of North Br- mingham; Luke Johnson vs w. T. Terry ct all; A. s. cowan, trustee, vs. G. Isaac
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-28
Put Marye on Work.

According to a well defined rumor, it Is the desire of the Birmingham Terminal company 10 entrust the completion of the station to Architect ?. Thorton Marye of Atlanta, who drew the plans for the structure, To verify this report yester- day was impossible, although President Mccormack and Architect Marye were both seen. Asked for a statement con corning the trouble which was alleged to be existing. Architect Marye declared that he was not primarily interested in the differences, affirming that the trouble was between the owners and the contrac- tors. Asked if there was a probability of a cessation of work. he stated that exact ly the opposite was true, that work would be continued with renewed effort and celerity.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-28

Half-tones thai print best are made by the Gawk Engraving company.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1907-03-30

I INDER decision handed down by the SUI
preme Court on Thursday. the state rail
road commission is denied the power under the
present law to forbid the issuance of stock By
railroad companies. The decision is sound, and
will assist rather than injure the people in their
contest to control these matters. The court
holds the present law void as being an improper
delegation of Legislative authority, but gives
some very broad hints to the legislature to
how new and effective law should be worded.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1907-03-30

GOOD ROADS will never be built in this
state by the present hit and miss method.
To do away with this the last legislature Great
ed the State Highway Commission. That COM
mission has been gathering valuable informa-
ton on road building and materials. Besides
that, after the county commissioners designate
state road, their engineer will draw the plans
and the state furnish one-third Of the money.
Isn't that good way to get the best results out
of the state road and bridge fund?
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1907-03-30
DARENTs, who have assumed the responsi-

DARENTS, who have assumed the RESPONSE
bility of supporting and rearing family
of children have no holiday task, and we are
loath to criticize their efforts But, good people,
after YOU are tired with the days work you cam
not take your rest unmindful OF what your girl
or your boy is doing in the evening This week
girl was sent to the training school, and If
that testimony were published. parents
would wake up. This week, another girl was
married Where is your boy girl at night?
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1907-03-30

The Minneapolis Journal mentions Con
gressm an Volstead as gubernatorial candidate
next year The Republicans need a man tree
from the suspicion of machine influence and
Volstead fills the bill
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1907-03-30
Splendid Values IN 4 So Spring 1g,d Hosiery

Continued new arrivals at the hos
iery and underwear counters are re-
plenishing stocks with all the latest
spring novelties in men and women's
hosiery and underwear, and also with
staple lines whose splendid merit has
been demonstrated in past seasons.
The exceptional values have suffered
no diminution, notwithstanding the
fact that market conditions have
greatly advanced over last year.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1907-03-30

This stores millinery blooms and
blooms a-fresh every morning with
renewed beauty and loneliness. You
would wonder how it was possible
to keep every hat distinctive and to
shun the temptation to reproduce
many OF our most charming crea-
tons. It's principle in our millin-
cry, that not only does each hat
become the private property of its
purchaser, but its particular style
treatment as we'll. 1t requires mil
linery genius Of the highest order,
though, to live up to it.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1907-03-30
Footwear Fashioned to Fit

This house excels in a marked de-
gree in its splendid showing Of
footw ar for men, women and
children. Tne most distinctive
styles characterize the many lines
carried, which, combined with a
very high quality Of materials and
workmanship, places this depart
ment on superior footing and is
responsible for its development.
New spring styles now being shown
at wide range Of prices.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-26
ESCutlA De VERANQ..

Alumnas que 80 distiC gnieron por 81
aplicaci6n y aprovechamiento en- los ex6
meneH verifcadoS 81 de los corrientet:
OctavO grGdO.- Juana Beltran, Carlos
del Vale, Julia Lopez, Pura Gonzalez,
Carmen M. Marrero Luis O'Nsill, Gloris
Padilla, Maria L. Torres, Clotilde MeIen.
DEE, Carlos F,gaeras, Erneato Apellaniz,
Jose O'Neill.
SeptimO gradO.- Leonor Sanabria, Ra.
faela Rossy, Arturo schomburg, Felipe
Cordero.
SertO grade Pedro del Vale, Maria
L. Herrera, JoA6 Blanco.
QUiHtO gradO. - Teodomiro Miranda,
LUIS Cintron, Manuela Rodriguez, Dolo.
reI r ,dr}gd, 2, Maria Judsz
C1GrtO gradO.-Ana Ma. Figuaroa, Lo.
renzo Noa, Aurelio Alvarez, Esperanto
GonzSlez, Carmen RivRB, Rosario Dau'
bon.
Tercer gradO. .-Luisa Lsdesma, Tom ss
Blanco, JoAefa Qainones, Baldomero Mo.
reno, Luis Ramirez, Ernesto Tsfsl, Car.
men RivaB, Rosario Danb6n.
Segu9adO graaO. - Francisco Larroca,
Santos Rodriguez, Mercedes Ledesma,
Manuel Bsrmddes, Isabel TudeIa.
ProfesOges: Carlos v. Urrutia, Rafael
w. Ramirez, Fernando Rodil, Antonio
Truiillo, Miss Elizabeth Mellowes, sefiori.
to Emma Roberts. AurihGres: senoritAs
Auto4iR Gambaro Adelina Conde,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-26
NOTAS Y NOTlCIAS

tFmRra 81 senior Acufis 81 nombramientc
dc la Maestro que deba Hustituirla
-se han concsdido so dies de Iiceucia
81 ganOr Manuel Gaillermaty, qufmicc
auxiiiaF del gabiuete qufmico, para pa
/ sar Los EatRdos Unidos.
; -Acusado de tentative de uEtraie ha
ingfssado On la C6rCel de Guayama Gerva.
sio MonteFo mulato de % sfios, & dispo.
sici6n del fiscal de aqualla Corte.
-Ha iDgresado an Ia c6rceI De Arecibo
cumplir condena, Isidro Vega Otero, por
acometimiento , sgresi61.
-Timoteo PorEata ha sido denunciado
por el poliCfa insuVar CaFretero, poHque
en- la mafiana del % del actual, en- Is
Marina, JeBds Mald0nado le entreg6 unoB
dollars para comprsr ciertos efectoG ha-
biendo desaparecido 10 enconts6 aver con
solo cuatro dollars.
-Vencida Ia licenoia que diafrutaba ell
escEibiente de las oicinas del cusEtel
general de Ia policfa sen Carlos Diaz,
he empezado & prestar sua ssrvicioB de
clerk
-Anoche Eusebio Duprey, que transi.
tsba por Puerta de Terra, recibi6 dos pc
dradaBr que le cauHaFon dos heridas contu
BaB de IN centfmetro Cada una sobre eI arco
superciIiar izquierdO.
Sc encuentra en- eRta ciudad ell Lcdo.
Sr. Felix C6Tdova Davila uez municipal
de Manati
Ell distiDguido compatriota de ssbsna
Grande Befor Bull LIuveras no ha cola.
Dorado desde aquel pueblo en- La CORES
pondenciG. De modo que, Riendo All es
lnjusto que Sc le atribuya Ia pRternidad
de trabajoB que no le pertenecen.
Los dos Carlos e,6ctticos que baio la
denomination de ''espsciales" debfan con.
ducir sus respectivas moradas de San.
turce, Rio Piedras, y Puerta de TERRA &
los coucurrentes Ia fuuci6n del Teatro
tuviaron que esperar mas de- media hors
degpu6s de terminals la funic6n para que
los carroH eeharan andar. Salieron estoB
la una de la noche deBpu6s de mdltiples
preteAtss de los los viajerog Ahora no "a
bemoB 81 de este tiene Ia Culpa Ia Compa'
mia de carroS eIectricos 6 lR empresa que
actua en- 81 Teatro que rrrienda los refs.
ridos cBrroB para eBte aervicio ppgando por
cada uno So y Fecaudadado 81 producto
qua de ellos Sc obtiene
Aver regres6 de Humacao el aeflor
Camuiias, guperintendente de priaiones.
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s 11148,53.
sobrante

Classification de "a eei8tencGo:
Fondos oidinarios, S 2 667 06.
Anticipo, 81. $50 CO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-26
CABO-ROJO PRESEN-
ia una buena Iiqui-
daCi6n de su pre-
SupueStO,
Ell ramO de instruction fd6 psrfec-
tamente atendidO J fuDGiOnsEOn
Y esCueIaS pdbIicas.
UaH InpOTtantO suml fa6 smpIsadl on ObEHs
plhlleas cOnstUy6RdOS0 mas dc dos kll6
metros Do Gales J aG0Tas.

Nuestro distinguidO cOmpatriota 81 Be-
n,r j. A. Fleytas OolbeTg alcRlde de
Cabo Rojo al cumpVir con 81 PEecerto de
ID lev municipal rtfdrenta infoFmsr de
la liquidaci6n del presupuesto municipal
hace ana completa description de la for.
ma como foeI admiDistrada aquella muniC'-
palidad durante eI tiltimo eierciCio de 1906
& 1907 Cabo Rojo pFeHenta M BatisfAc-
torio egtado muy buenaS mejorag p6
bIicas obtuvo Ia localidRd duFants el ex'
r;sRdo emo.
seg6u sl rtferido Ioforme aquella mu-
nicipRlidad cierra 50 presupueato sin deuda
flotante a'ganR y con una existencia en-
GAIA de $11 148 SO de cuya Huma dedu'
ciendo 81 $50 49 dsstinsds detsrminadaa
stenciones, queda un superdbit Elective de
SO 707 "a.
Los $4,000 que como anticipO de fon.
dos insularos Se conce9ieron 81 municipio
de Cabo r ,jo fu6 acuerdO distribuirlO
On la siguiente forms:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-26
so.
ciaI y Ben6fica.
CONOURso.

En- Ia BecretaIia General de esta Aso
Ciaci6n, % recibird pTopoaiciones hssta &
1ia 80 de AgoAtO 1907 sobre provision d
los siguientes aTtfculos de conner, destina
dos 81 consumo de los individuoB de /,
5ociedad en- laa respectivas lochlidades er
donde haya ido conBtituido Comit6 de Il
FRATERNIDAD.
CARN ES de res (Sin hueSo) DOR 100
libraa diarias, por 200 libras disriau, DOR
800 libras diarias por 400 Iibras diarias,
por 500 libras diaEias.
CARNES de Fes Coon huasol nor 100
ibras diaTiag, por 200 lihras diariss, nor
300 libras disrias, por 40O librag diariay
por 500 libras diarias.
PAN.-( Complete hecho con harina
fregca Y de buena calidad , bien cocido. )
por 100 libras diariaS, poi 200 libras dia.
Fiag, por 800 libras diariaA, Dor 400 libras
diarios, por 500 libraa 1iarias DOR 600
,libras diarias, por 1000 libras diariau, Dor
1900 libFas diariaa
LECHE.-( (PuFa con Ia densidad exi.
gida por Los RagIsmentos Sanitarios DOR
30 cuartilloB disrios, por 100 cuartiiIoG
diariog, por $50 cuartillos diarios, por 200
cuartillos disrios, por 25O cuartilloB dis-
riaB, por 800 cuartillos diarios.
CONDICIONES.-Se abre cate con.
curse para todos y cada una de las locali-
dades de la Isla, donde se haya conutituido
Comit6.
El pBgo de eltos aEtfculou, Sc verifcar6
al Contado.
Para cantidades mayoreG, 80 harSn ARE.
CLOS especiales con aquellos que hayan oh.
tenido la buena pro.
Los pFecioH que Se establezcan ser6n
para artfculos que la Jurta Local de Ia
FRATERNIDAD sus aaociaduB tomar6
On los propios esta blecimientos de los ven
dedores, BiempTe que esten dentro del nd
cleo de las poblaciOnes respectivas.
AdverSaria deClarada de los monopoIios
esta 8ociedsd, se reserva 81 derecho de
aceptar varias proposiciones en- cada loca-
idad, mejor que ana sole.
La aceptaci6n de este contrato, apareia
la sumisi6n q Ia inspection mas escrupu-
losa de todoB = de cada uno de los miem.
bros do Ia Association.
FL concurao debe haceEBe con tanto Dor
ciento dc rebaja yobre los preCios corYien.
tes 8 que Be detalla los no GsOciadOs en-
Ia respective localidad.
La duraci6n de este contrato ser6 de
Seis mesea, prorrCg gables por otros seiB ma.
SEQ mas por voluntad de smbas parties
e. MotiemsO CSntr6n, Presidents, Rafael
Lopez Landr6n, secretario.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-26
En- Ell 'Cunde Wlfredo !"

Los Sefi2res sobrinos de Izquierdo de-
concrete de esta plaza y en- so nombre 81
senior Dionisio Trigo de dicha casa tuvie
ron hoy Ia Cortesia que eStimamos mucho,
deinvitar ''La Correspond dencia" para
concurrir & una reunion que SO efsctuabs
en- Is camaTa del harmoso vapcr ''Conde
WifredO" de que SOD consigoatsrios aque'
llos stfiores.
Entre Ot.as distinguidas dsmaa concu'
rrieron las sefioraB de Orbeta, de Trigo,
de Bsames y sen ,Iitaa Trigo , OIbets.
Una lancha lisv6 ab9rdo los invitados =
el ''lunch" comenz6 & Isa 12 del dfs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-26

I1,II4 80.
Los Compatriotas que On Cabo Rojo
merecieron la confanza del pueblo para
IL administration de ID coIs p6blica han
cumpIido con 81 deber , Ia localidgd OBJ
tuvo los bsnefCios de una buena efcien.
te administration.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-26
ANUNCIO DE sUBAsTA.
DEPARTAMEN1O DEL INTERIOR.
Ofcimo del SuperSntendente
de Obras PstbEieas

San Juan, P. R. AgOuto % de 1907.
PTOpoaiciOnes en- pliegos cerradou para
Ia adjudication en- pdblica subasta de lsu
obraB de construction de AlcantarilIas =
Tuboa de hormig6n, Carretera No. 3, Sec.
ci6n FSjardo-Nsguabo SO admitir6n en-
eata ofcina hasta las 10 q. m del dfa z
de setiembre de 1907 On gus ae abrir6u
pdblicsmtnte
81 presupuesto de las ob-aa auciende &
($2 600 00) dos mil dolIavs.
Todoa los datos necesarios sc daraa en-
eEta Ofcina donde 80 encuentran de mani
festo todos los documentos que han de
Eegir en- Ia contrata = podrSn recoJer los
licitadore1 los modelos de propoIiCiOnes
que han de presentar.
La administration 90 reserva eI rschazar
cualquieFa 8 todas las propoHicioneu.-J
J. Jim6nes, Superintendente de ObraB
P6blicas Is vs. n. 5.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-26

-EI guardia Pepin Cabrera ha uido
adscrito les o6cinas del cuaEtel general
de ID pOliCfa, desde 81 puestO de San Juan
en- donda Rntss estaba.
-Esta tsrde regreaar6 de la iGls el Co
mandante LutE de Ia policia insular termi'
nada la vista de inspection que hiciera &
vaFi0s puegtos de Ia isla.
En- CaYey quedan actualmente amos
Ocho dieE CasoB de tifus. Las cOndicio-
mes SanitaEias del pueblo van meioEando
Rppo 4 Poce
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-26
OPORTUNDAD PARA EsTuDANTEs EN- Los {. U

Mrs. Olivet, 783 w. North Ave-, Bal.
timore, Md admite nifios y nifaB que
hayan de cursRr eHtudioB como alumnos
externos Atenci6n familiar esmersds,
vigilando los estudios. Habitacion y
buena mesa $4,000 por mes, psgaderos
por trimeatres adelsntados. A BoIicitud,
90 les espera en- New York & la llegada
del vapor. RefeTencia en- Puerto Rico:
don Joa6 A. Meuendez, Maysgdsz
quien ha tenido. un hiio en- ests casa.
Is. v. d.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-26
COnSuItori0 CIinico del doctor lose OrdOnez

Durante ausenca Europa lie susur en- los trabaios
de medcna doctor Quevedo Bae quen revr avisos CON
sutas en- Cousuoro que doctor Odonez ene estabeo en-
La cae de San Francisco nmero 26 altos farmaca del Sc
nor Amazan de q de la arde resdenca del doctor
Quevedo Baez, San Francisco 70 altos.
Te6ono en- 81 Consultorio n1mero 835.
Auxiar para los trabos del Consuoro e Prcticante don
Luis r. Cordova.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-26
Enferma de gTaVedad.

Sc halla enfsrma de gravedsd On Mana.
Il la diHtinguida sefioTa doiia ManuelaPsRrl
de Villamil
Que recobre la nalud cuantO anteS, son
nuegtros deseoE
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-26

En- estampau religioIas, psra devccio.
nariog , libroB de misR tienea uu espI6n.
dido HurtidO M. Burillo , Co, San Juuto
35.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-26

En- asta imprents 10 vsnds papeI dc pc.
Ei6diCO vieio 82,OO los A8 kiloG (un gs'in
tar
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-26
Tctal en- Gaia .....$11,148 33

Tctal en- GAIA ISL /, 148 50
Da ese remanente correspondent 81 13O
Setenta ocho centavos fondos de ca
minos los que no fueron empleadoH du
ERnte ell sfio por entender aquella ad
ministFaci6n que no era conveniente nj
tfsaz 81 ir empleando paEciRlmenta las
RumaB que completaron eBR sumR. AIDE
mas, el eatado de ellos parece no requieEe
inmediatas reparacioneB.
En- obraB p6bliCas SO emple6 una buenR
Buma en- GALES = aceras 80 gastsTon
1854. .93 construyendo mas de kil6
metros de unaB otTaB. En- lR plaza p6'
blica Be Coaatruyeron buenos jardines y ls
casa aIcaIdfa va cABi terminada regultR un
maguiico edificio de solida construction
eegsnte arquitectuTa que enTiquece Ia
propiedad del municiplo con IN habsr de
mas de $12. 1000 habi6ndose gaBtsdo eo 50
reconAtrucci6n RmplisCi6n 5000 pro
ximamente. Diriji6 las oh as 81 aeflor
Pablo Barenguer maestro de ObraH natu
raj de aquella poblaci6n comPatente
RTtifce.
El importante ramo de INSTRUCTION p6'
blioa fa6 atendido brillantemsnte la
iunts escolar psg6 por difsrenteS atencioneS
Z 50 cargo So 9O4 so qusdando un So
branta en- Csjs de 81. 1888 En- 10
actuslidad dispone Cabo Rojo de una es
cuela principal, graduadaa, l de ing CO,
1 de gricuItura y Il ruralea.
En- el informe del c6cisl de sanidad
senior Gaztambide ss apreCia como salts
factorio el eatado de salud pGb!ica , la
estsdistica de enfsrmedRdes tratadas en- el
hospitsl municipal solo ascienden 4 81
casoH durante el af1o, de ellos IA IA
llecidoH.
La ofcins de anemia ALI instalada trat6
2 165 oasos con satiAfactorio reaultado.
La estadiatica del Registro Civil pre-
Benta 1888 nacimitntos contra 449 defOn.
clones 212 matTimonioa fueron Celebra-
dos durante ell rtferido pfio. En- 81 pre-
supuesto de gRatos Be consignsn como
gastadas las Biguientes, que pTueban 10
atsnci6n uus merecieron importantes GeF.
VicioB p6blicoa.
AIumbrado, $445. Medicines pObres,
$500. Socorrou y mediciuas del hospital,
$535.3O Hygiene pdblica, $199 81. Re.
psraci6n de edifiCios municipales, $38 50.
RspaTaci6n de calles, plEzas y aceraF,
S449.99. Fondog dc csmincs $l36 "A.
Camiuos municipsleu 1894 36. Sub asts'
Ci6n de anemia, $52 IS.
El ros6msn de liquidation del P1eau'
puesto cd como Bigue:
I.lpoEtan los ingresoB S 27 742 10
idem los egresoS ), 16 593 n.
Sobrante s IL 1858.
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Classification de Ia e9i8tencio:
Fondos oIdinarios, S 2 667 06.
Anticipo, 7.35000.
$11,114 80.
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