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HAY-BUYERS PLAN TO
IMPROVE CONDITIONS.


The meeting of the hay-buyers of
the Pecos Valley at the Commercial
Club yesterday afternoon was held
for the purpose of ibettering con Ii
tio1s in the local hay market. The es-
tablishment of a uniform classification
of hay and standard weight of bales
were the principal objects of the
meeting, and the result of this arrang
ement will be a better understanding
among buyers of the product of the
alfalfa growers, which will put hay
on cash basis. AS soon as the classi-
fication of lot of hay is learned, its
value can be determined at once.
In the weight of hay it was decided
that there should be thirty or more
bales to the ton.
In the classification the following
classes will be observed: % Choice,
pea green, well cured and not to ex-
ceed ten per cent of bleached hay;
(2) No. 1, hay bleached by sun or
wind, but perfectly sound; CD No. 2,
hay of no grade or special descrip-
ton.
The buyers organized with w. A.
Vickers, president of the New Mexico
Trading Company at Hagerman, as
president, and Charles C. Tannehill,
secretary of the Roswell Trading Co.,
as secretary. The following firms
were represented at the meeting: The
Joyce-Pruit Co., Jaffa, Prayer & Co.,
and the Roswell Trading Company, of
Roswell; Jerry Cazier, of Dexter;
Mills & Talmage, of Greenfield; the
New Mexico Trading Company, Wag-
non Lumber Co., and Jim Williamson,
of Hagerman.
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New York, July 30.-According to
bit Thaw intends to return to the
stage this fall, despite the objections
of her husband and his lawyers. At
the Office of Daniel OReilly, one of
tine Thaw counsel, a member of the
firm denied the report. According to
the report Mrs. Thaw was not able
to endure retirement from the foot
lights as her mother-in-law and her
husband wish. 1t is said she will have
a prominent part il a Broadway pro-
duction in the near future. Mrs. Thaw
it is said does not believe her return
to the stage will have a detrimental
effect on her husbands next trial,
which probably will be held in the
September term of court.
The report Denied.
Evelyn Nesbit Tnaw gave an auth
oritative statement to the Associated
Press today in which she declared
that she had no present intention of
returning to the stage, but that she
will devote her energies to the study
of music.
The following signed statement
made by Harry K. Thaw at the Tombs
today was given to the Associated
Press regarding the report that his
wife proposed returning to the stage:
t'This story, like many others, is alb
solutely false, and has been started,
1 believe, for one of two reasons, eth
er to give a false impression of my
wife's character and steadfastness
with the cowardly intent of iljuring
us all, or simply to fill space"
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OFFICIAL SCORES MADE


The following letter is self-explan-
atory:
Las Vegas, N. M, July 27, 1907.
Roswell Record, Roswell, N M.
Sirs:- The following is the official
score of the fifteen men who compose
the National Team from New Mexico,
in the shoot to be held at Camp Per
ry, Ohio, the latter part of August or
first part of September:
Chas- Vierra, Co. F, Santa Fe, 130.
J1o. Gutterman, Co. F., Santa Fe,
score 12O.
Sgt. Walter Ames. Co. A, Las Cru
ces, 119.
dyp.name d-Alleges- F.
1t Mccullough, Co. F., Santa Fe,
score 118.
First Sgt. McHughes, Co. F.. lis.
Sgt G. L. Jenkins, Troop A, Las
Vegas, lis.
Corp. Lingenfelter, Co. F., lis.
1t McCrimmon, Co. F., 113.
Q. NJ. Sgt. A. T. Reed, Co. F., 112
1t ]. C. Sharp, Troop A, Las We
gas, Ill.
Sgt. Ed Andrews, Co. F., 107.
1t. E. A. Lohman, Roswell, 100.
1t. G. E. Buffum, Sig Corps, Ros-
well, 81.
Maj. P C. Rankin, First Cav, Las
Vegas, 95.
Gen. A. P. Harrington, Santa Fe.
score a.
1t. Lohman has this morning wired
you as to our being on the team, but
write this so you will have the full
score. We break camp at noon today
and the Signal Corps expects to ar
rive back in Roswell via. auto Tues
day. (Which they did. All have en-
joyed the eacampment very mucn and
it has been very beneficial to all par
ticipatfng. Very respectfully.
GEO. e. BUFFUM,
End Lieut.. Signal Corps.
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Washington, July 30.-The govern
ment today filed in the T. S. Circuit
Court at Wilmington, Del, petition
against the E. l. Dupont de Nemours
Powder Company, of New Jersey, and
twenty-four other corporations which
are made defendants in the petition.
The petition relates that all the de-
PENDANTS are engaged il interstate
trade in gunpowder and other high
explosives, and are violating the
Sherman antitrust act. \ seeks to re-
strain and prevent the unlawful exist
ing agreement, contracts, combination
and conspiracy in restraint of trade,
to prevent attempts to mo1opolize
trade, and to dissolve existing monop-
olies therein.
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MANY IMPORTANT CASES
DECIDED IN COURT.

Following are the important cases
finally disposed of by the court re
Gently, and the disposition of each:
The First National Bank of Ros
well against ]. w. Brown, dismissed
on motion and at cost of plaintiff
j. P. Church against Peter C. ia
coby, injunction made permanent re-
straining defendant from interfering
with plaintiffs occupancy ofdefend-
ants building, in which plaintiff runs
the Oriental saloon. In this case the
plaintiff set up that he leased the
building from Jonn Kingston on April
Is, 1907. for period of three years,
and that on April 80 Jacoby bought it
from Kingston without ascertaining
what were plaintiffs rights in the mat
ter. The court held that plaintiffs
lease was valid contract that would
have to be fulfilled by defendant and
that DEFENDANT must pay the costs OF
the nuit-
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Boise, Idaho, July 30.-A formal
application was made in district court
today to have Petttbone admitted to
bail. The motion was submitted with
out argument, and was promptly de-
MED by Judge Wood.
1t was announced that the bond for
Meyer would be ready by noon to-
day. 1t is in course of preparation and
will be signed by Timothy Regan,
president of the First National Bank
of Boise The bond is guaranteed by
$25,000 cash on deposit by the Butte,
Mont, local of the Western Fedora
ton of Miners.
Strike Leaders arrested.
Duluth, Mimi, July 30.-A dispatch
from Hibbing to the Herald, says that
Petriella, the strike leader, was ar
rested today on the charge of carry
ing concealed weapons.
Petriella and Mahoney, acting pres
ident of the Western Federation of
Miners, were driving towards CHS
holm. They were crossing a bridge
which leads to the Sellers mine,
when a guard ordered them to stop.
Instead Petriella was instantly sur
rounded by several detectives. He was
then arrested, and when searched was
found to have a revolver and 5000.
Mahoney offered to allow himself to
be searched, but he carried no wea-
pons. The charge against Petriella is
not serious, and he probably will be
fined a small sum.
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the Postoffice Department over the
transportation of mails, owing to a
number of recent orders. The latest
cause of grievance is the imposition
of heavy fines for delay in delivering
the mails Railroad officials neld an
important conference here yesterday
to consider the situation. They are
amazed to find that they are in dan
ger of losing fifteen per cent of their
mail carrying pay unless they revise
their schedules and place mail trains
upon a running time which they can
maintain in all seasons. A new rule
provides that if the mails are late ten
times during the period of ninety
days, the road shall be assessed fif-
teen per cent of its pay for the quar-
ter
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Columbus, O.. July 3O.-Before the
Republican state central committee
met today the friends of Secretary
Taft claimed an addition of three
votes in the committee oa the Ques-
ton of endorsing the Secretary of
War for the Presidency, because of
the letter Senator Foraker sent C. B.
Mccoy, which letter was published
last night Politicians today say gen
orally that Foraker's letter placed
MIN squarely in the fight for the
presidential nomination. Taft supper
ters asserted that they would have
at least thirteen votes in the com
mittee for the endorsement of Taft,
and possibly sixteen or seventeen.
The Foraker leaders insisted that
they could prevent the endorsement
of Taft, but gave no figures. The
meeting is scheduled to convene at
2:3O o'clock 1t is generally conceded
that the suggestion made by Foraker
in his letter that a primary should be
held to settle the choice for the Presi-
dency. The matter will not be decid-
ed by the committee today, it is stat
ed, although me Taft men urge that
the question be taken up.
LATER A resolution endorsing
Secretary Taft for the Presidency was
adopted this afternoon by the Repub-
Ican state central committee.
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SCALDED TO DEATH ON
GUNBOAT WILMINGTON.

Washington, D. c., July 3O.-A des-
patch received at the Navy Depart
ment from Commander Boush, of the
gunboat Wilmington at Shanghai,
says boiler tube of the vessel burst
yesterday while the vessel was at
Marking. Three men were scalded,
one of whom Fireman Philip Hind,
subsequently died. The other two are
not seriously burned. Unofficial re-
ports of several deaths from smallpox
upon the Wilmington have reached
the navy department.
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TURKISH TROOPS AND
GREEK INSURGENTS MEET.

Athens, Greece, July 30.-Tnere has
ish troops, supported by Bash1 Ba-
zouks, and a small band of Greek in
surgents who i1trenched themselves
in a house in the outskirts of Serez,
European Turkey, so miles northeast
of Salonika. The band of insurgents
was completely wiped out, but thirty
men were killed before the soldiers
aided by artillery succeeded in cap
turing the miniature fortress. During
the fighting the Bazouks pillaged over
a hundred houses and burned a num-
ber of Greek buildings in Serez.
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CLERK RERGERE HAS
RESIGNED BY REQUEST

Albuquerque Journal Special.
Santa Fe, N NJ, July PA. NJ.
Bergere, for ten years past clerk OF
signed his office this afternoon at the
request of Judge John r. McFie, and
Mr.. E. P. HolcOmb, a member of the
force of government representatives
now engaged in important work in
New Mexico, was appointed to fill the
vacancy temporarily pending the ar
rival in the territory of another clerk.
Mr.. Holcomb filed his bond during the
afternoon, and after its approval took
possession of the office, when the fol
lowing official order by Judge McFie
was filed:
Territory of New Mexico, First Jul
dicial District
''It is hereby ordered that Mr.. E. P
Holcomb be and is hereby appointed
clerk of the district court of the First
judicial district of New Mexico. tC
fill the vacancy caused by the resig
nation of Mr. A. NJ. Bergere, former
clerk of said court, pending the ap
pointment of another clerk and his
arrival in the territory.
(Signed) JOHN R. M'FTE,
Associate Justice of the First Judi
cial District Court"
Among those who are in position
TO speak with some authority, it is
stated that the request for Mr.. Ber
ceres resignation was made by Judge
McFie at the instance of Mr.. Peytor
Gordon, special assistant attorney
general of the United States, now i
New Mexico on business for the de
partment of justice. It is well known
that Mr. Gordon has been conducting
an Investigation into the affairs of tat
clerks Office
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DAUGHTER OF SECY. ROOT
ENGAGED TO LIEUT.. GRAM

Washington, July 3O.-The an
douncemeat was made today of the
engagement of Miss Edith Root, the
only daughter of Secretary of State
Elihu Root, to Lieut.. Ulysses Grant,
son of Major General Frederick D.
Grant, commanding the department
of the East, and a grandson of the
late President Grant. The wedding
probably will take place in the
autumn. Lieut.. Grant has been one
of the military aides to President
Roosevelt.
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Estray Notice.

By order of the Cattle Sanitary
Board of New Mexico. and in accord
ance with Sec. 223, Compiled Laws
of New Mexico. I will sell at public
auction to the highest bidder. unless
sooner claimed by the owner, one
brown, bald face horse, IA hands high,
eight or nine years old. branded 7
over bar on left thigh.
Sale in front of R. D. Bells office
on Main street, at 8 p M. August IL,
1907 L. J. RICHARDS.
en 7-15t4) Insepctor Dist. No. 5.
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Live Stock Market.

Kansas City, July 30.-Cattle re-
ceipts, $4,000 Market steady. South
ern steers, 3.5O@4.60; southern cows,
2.25 5@3.3O; stockers and feeders, 800
05.25; bulls, 25O@4.25; calves, $50
05.S5; western steers, 4.25@5.75;
western COWS, 2.75@425
Sheep receipts, 5000. Market stea-
dy. Muttons, 5.25@6.OO; lambs, $500
TAO; range wetners, 5.25@6.25; fed
ewes, 4.5O@55O
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NESTOR OF THE NEW
JERSEY BAR DEAD.

New York, July 3O.-Cortland Par
ker, the Nestor of the New Jersey
bar, died at his home in Newark last
night, aged SO. During his long ca
reer at the bar Parker declined sew
eral important appointments in the
government service. He was sent to
Louisiana to witness the count of
electoral votes.
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Tennls al Newcastle.

New Castle, N. H, July 30.-Baron
Kuokio, the Japanese nobleman who
has recently taken up tennis and won
several excellent matches is scheduled
to take part in the tournament opened
here today. He win bring with him
and use his outf1 made throughout in
Japan The racquet and balls diner
considerably from the American make
and require a peculiar skill to use eff
fecfively.
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NATIONAL DENTAL ASSO-
cItTIoNS ANNUL MEETING

ST. Paul, Mimi, July 30.-Tae Ma
tional Dental Association was conven-
ed in annual session mere this morn
ing. There are in attendance many
notable dentists from foreign coun-
try About 1000 delegates are pre-
sent. The meeting is being held at
the University Of Minnesota promis-
es to be one Of the most interesting
in the history of the association.
There will be demonstrations of ma
ny advanced appliances and methods
of work
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-07-30

When the sun shines and the streets
become dusty. you wish it would
rain; when it rains and the streets
become muddy, you wish the sun
would shine; after you are married
you wish you were single. and If you
get a new dress you wish you had a
new hat to match it: if it's boy. you
wish It was a girl, II it is girl you
wish it was q boy.-was human ma
ture ever satisfied? Well yes. all those
who cook with GAS are entirely sat
isied-
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Much Doing at Skating Rink.

Some fancy skating will be done at
the rink tonight by two professional
skaters of Dallas, who came in this
morning from Abilene, Tex.
The Thursday Evening Club will
meet this week at the skating rink
for party.
On Saturday night there is to be !.
masquerade party at the rink, tt
which ali are invited. All skaters
must be in costume and masked
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ANOTHER NAVAL STATION
ON THE PACIFIC COAS-

Washington, July 30.-It is probable
that another naval station will be
created upon the Pacific coast as a
result of the forthcoming visit there
OF Admiral Capps, chief naval con
structor, and Admiral COwles, chief
of the equipment bureau. They will
make a thorough inspection of the
yards and stations of the coast and
report upoa the future needs of the
navy in that quarter.
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"Haywood Trial."

The next trial is for the good people
of Roswell to bring their horses to
my shop on South Main and have a
first class man to shoe them. also
do rubber tire work and carriage re-
pairing. Nothing too fine or nard for
us to do. 1 nave secured Eugene
Smelzer from Sherman, Texas who is
an expert workman.
Yours to please or no charge,
27tf r. F. CRUISE.
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NEGRO SHOT AND
KILLED BY POSSE

Westchester, Pa, July 3O.-George
Thomas, a negro who shot his wife
here Sunday and then fled, was trac-
ed to a barn near here last night by
posse. Thomas refused to surrender,
and shots were exchanged. At day
light Thomas was found dead. 1t was
not determined whether he shot him
self or was killed by a bullet fired by
the posse. His wife is dying in the
hospital
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big fighter is to have a trial trip af-
ter having been in commission so
long comes as surprise to naval Of
fcers. She is expected to leave the
yard Thursday. The trial trip will
take place off the Rockland course off
Maine. After her trials she will re-
join the Atlantic fleet at the target
practice grounds, off Cape Cod.
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Will trade. JACK for horses or
selI.--.MiIlice & Wilson D&Wtf

The. Young Ladies' Guild of the
Episcopal Church will give a musical
aad luncheon Wednesdayao afternoon
and evening at the residence of Mrs
LittlefeId, 200 s. Lea. A free win Of
fering is desiredf The public is in
yited. 27t2.
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Twin peers at l.. D. Ranch.

The blacktail doe at the L. F. D.
farm east of town gave birth to twin
fawns yesterday, one male and the
other female. They are as pretty as
grace and innocence combined. The
public. is invited to call and see them
but ]. P. White requests that no Wis
itor bother or tease them in any way
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Hard rains have been falling for
three days on the upped end of the
Torrance auto route. On Saturday
night the precipitation was especially
heavy.
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A regular art collection of scenes
and types of the Wild West, on post
cards at very little expense. These
cards are copies of the original paint
ings by Jonn Innis the famous artist
in this Hne.-Ingerson oBok store 27tf
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The boys of the Roswell Signal
Corps, who have been at Las Vegas
attending the Territorial militia en-
campment, returned today on autos
from Torrance. All report a good time
and no serious accidents.
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U. S. WEATHER BUREAU.
focal Report.l

Roswell, N. NJ, July 30.-Tempera-
ture.-Max-. Sc; min. "a; mean. rs.
Precipitation, 90; wind N, velocity
miles; weather cloudy.
Forecast, Roswell and Vicinity:
Partly cloudy tonight and Wednes-
day. with occasional thunder show
ers: stationary temperature.
M.WRiGHT,
- oMeiai In Charge.
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Wool Market Fairly Active.

Boston, Mass, July 30.-With in
creased offerings during the past few
days, the wool market is fairly active
with a demand for high grades.
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Eighteen passengers came in one
the autos today. There were four cars
in from Torrance, including the Red
Dragon. the Yellow Devil and two
regulars.
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JACOB RIIS, AUTHOR,
MARRIES SECRETARY

Boston, Mass, July 30.-Jacob Riis.
the author and settlement worker,
was married yesterday at Ipswich,
Mass, to Miss Mary A. Phillips, his
secretary.
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NO BAIL FOR
PETTIBONE
JUDGE WOOD REFUSED APPLIcA-
TloN MADE IN HIS BEHALF.
CARRIED A GUN ON HIM

Hence Strike Leader Was Arrested in
ried Large Sum of Money Will
Probably be Fined Small Sum and
Then Released.
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MAY GO ON
THE STAGE
REPORTED IN NEW YORK THAT
EVELYN NESBIT THAW WILL
RETURN TO FooLIGHTS.
THE REPORT DENIED

Harry Thaw Issues a Statement De-
claring it Absurd, and Claims the
Report Was Originated Either to In
jure Them of to Fill Up Space.-EV-
eIyn Will Study Music.
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FOR RENT Two light house-keep-
ing rooms with or without board.
sos N. Pecos ave. 2S23*
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s5 900 to loan on real estate-F.
D. Lawhead. Room 4, Garst Bldg.
24eod3t%
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W NJ Reed and son returned on
the auto today from Alamogordo.
where they have been attending court
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New Railroad Schedule.

south Bound.
Arrive, daily, 6:25 p. N.
Depart, daily, 6:35 p. m.
North Bound.
Arrive. daily, $50 a. m.
Depart, daily, 9:05 a. m.
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FOR RENT For three or four
months. a 4-room dwelling furnish
ed. Call at 613 N Missouri ave 2St3
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9 At San Francisco, Wed1es-
3 day night July 31st, Battling
p Nelson and Jimmy Britt will
3 contest twenty rounds for the
3 lightweight championship of
3 the world. Bulletins, by rounds,
g will be received at the Free G
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WINS
IN OHIO
REPUBLICAN, STATE CENTRAL
COMMITTEE TODAY ENDORS-
ES HIM FOR PRESIDENCY
FORAKER FOR PRIMARY

Squarely in the Fight for the Chief
Magistracy.- Foraker Men Were
Unable, However, to Prevent the
Endorsement of Taft.
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Record Want Ads. Get Results.

Cheapest money to loan on
city and country property.
Woodruff & De Freest. lOOff
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THE POWDER
TRUST NEXT
THE GOVERNMENT TAKES STEPS
TO RESTRAIN COMBINATION
AND CONSPIRACY.
SUIT FilfD TODAY

The Dupont Companies and Twenty
in the Petition.-GoVernmen Claims
They Violate the Sherman Anti
Trust Law.
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FOR SALE good young mule
team with wagon and harness; also
a good organ worth $4,000. Inquire
107 S. Lea, D. H. Mitchell. 2St3
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RAILROADS THREATEN TO
BREAK MAIL CONTRACT

Chicago. July so.-The western rail
roads are near an open break with
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-12
ANUNCJ0

En- el Despacho del Comisio-
nado de INSTRUCTION Publica, San
Juan, Puerto Rico, Sc recibiran pro-
puestas bajo sobre sellado y por
cuadruplicado para la construction
de unn casa-escuela ell Isabel Se-
gunda, Isla de Vieques, Puerto Ri
co, hasta las diez de la maIana del
,dia 7 de Mario de 1907, hora ell
que Sc abriran todas las propuestas.
Para iuformes, dirigirse 4 dicho
despacho.
FL Departamento de Instruc.
ci6n Sc reserva el derecho de rehu-
sar alguna propuesta 8 todas. Los
sobres Ell que Sc renitan las pro-
puestas deberan llevar escrito 10 81
guiente aPropuesta para construil
una casa-escuela graduada en- Isa
bel Segunda, Isla de Viequef', y es
tar dirigidos q aEl Comisionado dt
instruction, San Juan, P. RI 3.