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The Washington times., 1907-01-03
sEATTLE'S MUNICIPAL
OWNERSHIP BATTLE

The INFORMATION tells graphically in
ITS last issue the story OF the night IN
Seattle. Wash, in September last on
the question of the municipal ownership
OF street railways. Some progress had
already been made tn practical way
along the line OF municipal ownership
Seattle. with a population OF 176. 600.
owned its wateFWOrks and an electric
lighting plant but there had been no eX-
plicit adoption OF the doctrine OF mU-
nicipal ownership on a large scale The
question emerged when IL was proposed
by municipal ownership advocates to In
cur large municipal debt IN order 10
construct a large system OF street rail-
ways In competition largely with an
existing system having III miles OF
track. The night began in earnest IN the
autumn OF 1900, when the electric COM
pany-a consolidation OF thirteen sepa-
rate lines-asked permission 10 extend
its mileage. The municipal ownership
urers'' insisted that the franchise II
to ultimate municipal ownership and
operation The company opposed this
WhereupOn the issue was taken into the
mayoralty campaign, and a Democrat,
supported by labor leaders. was nOmi-
mated on a straightout municipal owner
ship platform. The Democrat won.
Thereupon. by common consent, an cleo
ton was held September l2 20 decide
whether the city should have a mu-
nicipal street ear system. The immedi-
ate question was whether bonds 10 the
amount OF S4.272, 800 should be issued 10
the amount of the system with a fur
Their issue Of S. s07. 9A In reserve for fu-
ture extensions. The outcome OF the
election, after g prolonged and thorough
discussion on the merits was that the
plan OF municipal ownership OF street
railways was voted down By a mai ority
OF J. iS0 votes. out OF a total OF 1872
The conclusion seems to be that the
people OF Seattle object TO heavier taxes
and think they are fairly well served by
existing lines.
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SUES TO RECOVER $4,000
LOST IN BUSINESS DEAL

AS a result Of differences concerning
a real estate deal, Jacob Kirkman has
sued Frank T, Rawlings 10 recover s.. 900
as damages
The property in question is premises
e03l II street northwest and was owned
by Mr.. kirkman. II was. however. en-
numbered 10 the amount Of So 800. Mr.
Kirkman alleges ne could have sold his
equity in the property 10 good advantage
had not Mr. Rawlings interfered,
through one OF his clerks, and caused
the property 10 be sold under the deed
OF trust which was upon it.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
PLACED ON RECORD

Holmead Manor-AudreW A. LipscOmb
et al, trustees, 10 Thomas j. and John
!. Lane. lots - and 80. block as $40.
DObbins AddiriOn-GustdV II. Grapp CT
is, so.
rs street northwest-Annie r. Rig
giles ct al 10 Giuseppe and Ar1da Gu
liani. lot IS, square 574, $40
Chapel Reserved ROad-Vincent C..
Meyerhomer et uN to Arthur Lapsley
Edwards, lot on said road, $40
Fifteenth street southeast between D
and r streets-Charles S. Muir ct ux
20 Benjamin r. Iden. lot 46. square lO62
$40
Twining City-James A. Smith et TX
70 Robert r. Bradbury, lot /, block T.
$40
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HARDEST SKULL YET;
ACTS AS A BRAKE

Hans Muller has the hardest skull IN
all Bavaria-everybody admits that now
Going from Munich 10 his native village
IN a wagon the other day, Hans INDUCED
in nap. and being well primed with
beer, fell from the drivers seat between
the wheels as the cart was going helter-
SHELTER down a steep incline. His head
served as a brake. saved his life and
Hans awoke only when the horses
stopped at the foot OF the mountain.
There wasn't a scratch on his head. but
his nose bled profusely from coming in
contact with the cObble stone when he
landed on terra firma.
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PROFESSIONAL MOURNERs.

IL pays 20 be a professional mourner
IN St. Petersburg. There are agencies
IN that city which employ great numbers
OF Migrants and tramps for the pur-
pose. These agencies supply suitable
clothing and pocket handkerchief
everything. IN fact, except boots, which
the tramp must show on his feet OF he
Will not be hired. When there Is a more
OF less important funeral the tramps
gather at the Nikolsk market, and are
selected by an emplOye of the agency.
The wages for the occasion, with tips.
generally equal Is cents.
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A NICE POINT IN LAW.

Here is a nice point in law. A ser
want who has been left a handsome
legacy by her master steals from his
strong box fifty bank shares After
three years they are traced TO her, and
the heirs. after her condemnation To-
theft. ask TO have her legacy set aside
on the score OF ingratitude. Question;
Did she steal the shares before or after
testatOr's death? II after, she stole
from the heirs and there was no in
gratitude The case occurred In the
Pas dc Calais department. and has been
pending IN the Paris courts.
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NOT DOING HIMSELF JUSTICE.

After seeing "A portrait Of the Penn
sylvanian who has pr0phesied a bunch
Of terrible prelimluaries 10 the destruc-
ton OF the world iu lslH we are OF the
impression that he has not done himself
justice. Man looking like that ought 70
do better. The seer might stimulate his
visions by carefully selected late sup
pers OF onions and bottled stout. or those
cheese COnfectiOns made famous by
''Silas the Dreamer. New York Tele-
gram.
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COTTON MARKET PRICES
WERE GENERALLY HIGHER

NEW YORK, Jan. 3.-Trade was fairly
active al the opening OF the cotton mar
ket and the list was higher than due on
cables. Houses with connections al Liv-
erpool were good buyers. Following the
caN. prices rose points further on good
buying by the room and support from
commission houses.
Opening prices: January. $50 bid
March, S.l0a9.7l; April, 80 bid, May,
9s74sS; July, 9964SS7.
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STOCKS, BONDS, AND MONEY
THE WASHINGTON MARKET

Following are the sales ana quotations
OF today's market:
L. S. coupon SIS, 81. 500td109i4.
+. & T. Telephone SIS, 81, O0cfl 1044
Capital Traction, 7di43ss. l0al437s 200
1881. 40Gl437s, 20a1432a, z3ql457s. 20qll35s.
20al435k
Washington Railway and Electric
common. 50d40A. 50a407s. 5Oa4l. 5Ja4i -.
Washington Gas, 1Q563s. 1Sd56s4. 25q
$50
Mergenthaler. l0G1s944, 1920.
Greene Copper, l5q32. l64S2A. lO0a
s.
Mitchell Mining 100u55s. 100u5i5 1000
Central National Bank, l0Q350, lOQ360.
5q360
After call-Chesapeake and Potomac
Telephone SIS, S3U0OQ104 s.. 000a1087.
United tSates Coupon 3's. S5.OO0Ql02st.
The Washington times., 1907-01-03
FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

The amount OF national bank notes in
circulation on December 81 was 1886,
lb2.46S, which was an increase OF
$o5.24S.l22 during the year 1906.
Lake Copper Is fetching 2iia cents
pound IN car load lots for delivery in
February. while regular customers for
the first quarter are receiving the metal
from producers hands at "A cents.
Directors OF the Delaware and Hud-
son Company have declared an annual
dividend OF go. an increase Of 2 per cent
per annum. The dividend is payable
out of net earnings for 1896, which show
approximately l2is on the stock
The first half OF the fiscal year closed
with a surplus of S25,050,9lS In the
United States Treasury. The total re-
ceipts We're x32S. SCI. III, and the total ex-
penditures S305. 410. sos
a close friend of II T.. Frick. who was
recently elected a director OF the Penn
sylvania railroad says the statement
that Frtck owns 60.O0O shares OF Penusyl-
Vania Is too low an estimate He says
Mr.. Prick owns 168, 90 shares.
The Washington times., 1907-01-03
VERSATILITY OF MISS EHLERs.

Miss Ehlers took advantage OF the
eFunny afternoon on Monday 10 give the
bank windows a cleaning on. She Is
also handy at handling bank books ap-
nearing IN the local theatricals enter
tanning her friends and upholding the
good record OF the Ehiers family.-Ply-
mouth QOWa) Progress.
The Washington times., 1907-01-03
HURLEY APoPLEXY YICTIM.

Frank Hurley. sixty years old. OF 706
L street northwest. was found uncon-
scious last evening al Ninth and q
streetE northwest He WIS removed 70
the Enc 'gency Hospital. where he died
a few h9srs later, The cause OF death
was ap0r -eXy
The Washington times., 1907-01-03
EXPECTANCY.

The first time Jen Davis stands in
~ -;-- s4At and shakes his boots at
the speaker of the Senate. there will
be something doing. and don't you for
get it.-Menphis Commercial Appeal
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BEST LIGHT MADE
SI.7s.

Our Inverted Gas Light: self regulator: no
shadow
eis l2th-c. n. MUpDIAAN & co.-l2os G
The Washington times., 1907-01-03
ROYAL Pilsen Adds 10 the Iov

OF living in hundreds Of homes. Let IL
be the light beer served on your table.
Phone W. 4Ss. Abner-Drury Brew. Co.
The Washington times., 1907-01-03
Hungarian Gypsy Orchestra at

Park Hotel. Winter Garden, Rathskeller.
n. Y. ave. and nth st. r. Endres. Prop
The Washington times., 1907-01-03
SEEK AID
TO FIGHT HUGHES
Congress Flooded With
kilograms Urging Lead
erS to Use Influence.
FIGHT ON HIS MESSAGE
Albany to Be battle-ground Between
the People and COrporations-Presi-
dent and Hearst Help.

All the forces OF corporate and po-
litical influence will be brought into
action TO defeat the radical reforms
recommended by Governor Hughes in
his message TO the New York Legis-
lature. National leaders Of both parties
here predict today that Albany viii be
the field where the battle OF the trusts
10 knock out the proposed reforms viii
become a national issue. and where the
present political parties may undergo
d realignment.
The Washington times., 1907-01-03
LOCAL MENTION.

You Can't Begin Using Malt" Bread
too soon. II II is not already an article
OF your daily diet make IL so at once.
Unsurpassed in nourfshing value. Your
The Washington times., 1907-01-03
coall Coal! coall

Best coal and wood. Lowest prices. r. J.
& n. c, Grace. 4th & F ne. Phone z. 22S.
The Washington times., 1907-01-03

OF aches and pains. J. J. Georges g. Son
Inc. Foot Specialists. 12i1 Pa. ave.
The Washington times., 1907-01-03
Roosevelt's Support.

President Roosevelt is behind Gov
ernor Hughes in his light for the pro-
posed reforms. and feels that a victory
for the trusts al Albany spells defeat
for reforms IN other States.
Washington is being flooded today with
kilograms from Wall Street calling upon
certain Congress onal leaders TO use all
their influence H- Albany 10 defeat the
proposed measures.
Dispatches from Albany today indi-
cate that the Old-time political leaders
In the senate and assembly are in sui
len anger and preparing 10 make the
night 10 save their political futures.
The railroad and public utilities inter
ests are already n saddle for the bat
lie
The Washington times., 1907-01-03
ssc Dozen for "a Cabinet Fotos.
Relieve Your Feet

Special offer for 80 days. Faber. SOC IT
St, formerly 40 7th 81.
The Washington times., 1907-01-03
n. 7. STOCK MARKET

touotations furnished BY Charles O. Gates
Co. Munsey Building. Members New YORK
stock Exchanged
The Washington times., 1907-01-03
Hearst for Hughes.

Governor hughes viii have the sup
port or William r. Hearst, who t8o
months ago. was his gubernatoria an
tagOnist in his night for the abolition OF
the railroad and gas and electricity
commissions Mr. Hearst. In speech 70
several Independence League leaders,
last night in New York. praised Hughes,
and the American and Journal today
prints q double-leaded twO-column edi-
tOrial congratulating Governor Hughes.
The Hearst strength in Albany VIII be
OF invaluable aid % Hughes IL the Re
publican party splits ia half over the
bills 70 Kill OF the commissions.
The Washington times., 1907-01-03
THE WASHINGTON LOAN
AND TRUST COMPANY

once, Corner Ninth and = Streets.
PAlD-UP CAPITAL. 81, OOo, COO
SURPLUS. sou. 900 tEARNED)
Loans IA any amount made On an
proved real estate or collateral a. rea.
sonabie rates.
Interest paid upon deposits on monthly
balances subject to check.
This company acts as executor al
rniniEtratoF. trustee, agent, tFeasursr
registrar, and In all other iduciaFy "a.
paCsties-
Boxes for rent In burglar ana nreuroos
vaults for safe deposit and storage 81
valuable packages.
JOHN JOY EDISON. President
JOHN A. sWOPE...............VIe Vice Presldent
ELLIS SPEAR. 9. Second Vice Presidsat
ANDhEh EAEthk-tsss Treasurer
HARRY c. MEM. Assistant TREASURE
BOYD TAYLOR. Treasurer
THOMAS BRADLEY ......Real Estate OSdcsr
FREDK EICHELBERGER.... Trust Ofncaf
REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT.
l. prepared 20 EEsurns the management Of
your real estate. Careful attention given 90
al oataif1.
The Washington times., 1907-01-03

Great Northern Ore. slA SlA Z
Sales TO noon today, 364 600.
Total sales yesterday. 4S5. 600.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-19

Qlinto: s. pos.es, distributes
desde el kil6metro Sc al s..
Sexto: I45 postes, distributes
desde el kil6metro 81 al 81.
Septimo: 2Io postes, distribui-
dos desde el kilometro 81 al 81.
Octave: IS 6postes, distributes
desde ell kil6metro 81 al 9S.
Noveno: lo5 postes, distribui-
dos desde el kiidmetro 9S al IL.
Dec mo: $50 postes distribu'-
dos deole e ,-yme.-o> III al 50.
FL Gobierno Sc reserva el dere-
cho &c recha2as cualiuiera Q ,oIay
las proposiciones p-esentadas, va
sean para todos Q parte de los lotes
aqui enumerados.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-19
De SAN JUAN Y Ia ISLA

Al acto de de possession del Gobernador Post aSie
los seoes del cuepo consular omando asen
las pmeras as de butacas FL consul de ngatea
vestia de uniorme y Ell de Santo Domingo de frac.
Segdn hemos sabido pronto sean repardo gratis e
mercado de esta capital ses oho quntae del meo pescado
de los coraes de Lola Oportunamen avaremos e da de-
sgnado para elo
Nos comunican de la o6cna central de telegrafos que Ia
estac6n eegfca de San German alberta esde
hoy hasta las doce de la noche.
-Nuestro quedo amigo don Jaime Annexy que embarc6
anes aver Caracas0 para New York Europa
pc6 depdsemos de todos aqueos amigos quen pudo
hacero personamene dada la pemura de vae Compace
guso excelene amigo ycoegionaro
lie pronto de regreso.
FL martes por tarde sufr6 Ponce ataque apope
co don Foenco Faardo enedo de bro de fabrca de il
de Romaguera CO. Hubo necesdad de sangrarey
ducirlo pocas esperanzas de vda Connda
grave estado.
En- el Ateneo Pueorrqueho eXhiben dos buenos ira
baos de ate del pnor don Jose Lopez Victoria
Un retrao oeo del Hon Presdente Roosevelt aje de h
vita cruzada abeza de estudo copando tai Dolores
sepuurero de Bayamos En- ambos rabaos observa
precision admirable los parecido E primer
bao probable adqurdo por gobeno pues ha guado
mucho segundo obtuvo el primer premo Exposition
de obtos manufacurados que ev6 eecto BayamoS
e ano l. oo5
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-19
NOT|c|lS O|VERSAS
Carretera de Naguabo
& Juflcos.--D. Eduar-
do Georgetti.
ASUNTOs OFICIALEs
Fallecimiento de luna senora
en- Maysgtez. - Carretera
de Comerio a Aibonito.

va esta designado Ell ingenie-
70, que en- union de SUI ayudante, ha
de hacer los estudios de la carretera
de Naguabo a Juncos, solicitada
por los delegados seiiores Mendez
Cardona y Barcel6.
-Ha fallecido en- Mayagiiez
una tia de nuestro amigo y correli-
gionario don Vicente Trelles, Dele
gado a la Calnara por aquel distrito.
@En la calle de San Jose, nd-
nero 7, Sc admiten huespedes con pu-
pilaje complete y St alquilan habita-
clones. D.
Las pastillas digestivas del
doctor lie Roy, rnarca ANTURI,
GAS, quitan la palidez y demacra-
ci6n en- el semblante.
-Ha llegado en- ell vapor aCa-
racas", procedente de Venezuela, Ia
sonora Teresa Sanchez Vergara, es-
posa de don Manuel Vilarifo, de
Valencia (Venezuela), que siguit
viaje hacia New York y sobrina de
nuestro correligionario y amigo don
Pedro J. Vergara, en- cuya casa pa
Slra una temporada de tres meses.
-Ha sido nombrado don An.
tonic Vazquez, encargado de la bri-
gada que ha de hacer los trabajos
de estudio de la carretera de Come.
rio a Aibonito.
Ha salido para la isla, Ell
asuntos o6ciales, ell inspector de
alimentos del Departamento Supe-
rior de Sanidad.
H~ Sc VENDEN 6 arriendan en-
Caguas z4o cuerdas de terreno propias
para cualquier uso agrfcola. Las hs
de atravesar la Inca del ferrocarril DE-
San Juan a Caguas. Sc vende el ga
nado que pasta en- elias. Colinda poI
todo un frente con el Rio Grande. In
formara, ENRIQUE FERNANDEZ.
Sc encuentra va restablecidc
de la ligera enfermedad que lie aque,
j6 en- estos dias nuestro queridc
amigo don Eduardo Giorgetti. Nos
alegramoS muchO
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-19
lOlRlINi HOUSE

Calle 81, nImero Io4, oeste,
New York. Sitio muy centrico.
Pr6ximo al subway, a los elevados,
a los carros electricos de Amster-
dam, Columbus, BrodwAy, y y @
avenida. Muy cerca del hotel NE,
ne Anfoinefte, doude esta el Club
Lbero Ame,itano, A siete cuadras del
doctor Henna. Casa amplia y ele-
gante, Cocina americana y espa1ola.
Ins,alacion completamente nueva,
Tres baiios. Pidanse informes a la
administration de La DEMocRAc1A.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-19
ED|CTO! JUDICIlLES

Ap1so. "A las personals que ne
cesiten insertar en- este peri6dicc
edlc;os judiciales, advertimos que
deherdn pagar anticipadamente su
inrnorte, 81 10 tiene relaciones con la
emnresa 8 no envian dichos edic-
to, por conducto de nuestros agen-
te> Las personas relacienadas con
uosotros pagaran el importe total
cuando este hecha la mitad de las
inserciones.
La Admfnistraet5a de LA Dem0.
raGa.'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-19
En- MARCHluu
Embarque de los espo-
SOS Winthrop. .--El
acompai1amiento
EN- EL MUELLE
Hacia el <May Flowsr,. .-Ul'
timos saludos. .-Pahue.
los y sombreros.
EN- e. muELLE

Aver, despues de presenciar
el desfle de la parada, los seiores
Taft, Winthrop y Post, acompaiia-
dos de sus esposas, macharon en-
automobiles q la Fortaleza.
El regimiento de Puerto Rico
petmaneci6 frente al palacio hasta
que el Secretario de la Guerra y
Winthrop montaron de nuevo en-
la maquina para dirigirse al
muelle.
Los esposos Winthrop bajaron
la escalera de palacio, acompafa-
dos de algunas damas y caballeros.
entire estos Fabian y Alvarez Ma
vas, y Mr.. Winthrop yae en- su ma
quina y preparado para salir re-
parti6 sendos apretones de manos
entire el personal de su servidum
bre.
Cuando parti6 el autom6vil,
Mr.. Post, grit6 desde el balloon:
eBuen viaje, Winthrop.n
En- otra maquina montaron
las seiioras Taft y Winthrop y la
sefiorlta Ide.
Mrs. Winthrop que habia cam
biado de traje, llevaba falda redon
da de tela cruda, blusa de hilo y
sombrero redondo color girls perla
y velo az1l celeste.
La se1ora Taft llevaba el traie
blanco con que estuvo en- G! teatro
Y la seiiorita Ide vestia senci
llo traje de viaje de hilo azdl mari
no, con gracioso sombrero de paja
adornado con espigas y flores.
En- el nuelle esperaba Ell em
batque I'm numeroso gentio; juntc
a la escalerilla del muelle freute a
la Aduana por donde embarcaron
los viajeros, fueron estos despedi-
dos y obsequiados con flores por un
grupo de damas de nuestra sociedad
y de la isla entire las que recorda-
mos a las sehoras de Barcel6, Lu
go Vihas, Vasconi, Muhoz Rivera,
Degetau, Camufas Manuel, Luche-
til; seiioritas Acacia Arroyo Iraida
Orbeta, Pasarell; seiioras de Her
nandeh Usera, Kirber, Guzman Be
nitez, Diaz Navarro y Elzaburu.
A las II menos 10 la lancha
de la Aduana que conducia a bordo
del May F0wey a los ilustres viaie-
roS, TOGO su silbato y desatrac6 del
muelle, viendose entonces como
mlllareS de manos agitaban al aire
abanicos, paiiuelos y sombreros en-
sefal de afectuosa despedida.
Los tambores del Regimiento
batie1on Marcia y la banda de la Po-
licfa dej6 Dir los viejos acordes de
la Borinqueia.
De los labios de todas las perso-
mas alli presentes no salian sino fra
ses de encomio por el hermoso acto
que en- obsequio a los esposos Win
throp acababa de realizarse.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-19

primer lote seran puestos 4 As me-
tros uno de otro; en- los demas Totes
debera medir una distancia de 50
metros entire poste y poste.
La garantia sera personal, por
dos fadores de responsabilidad, 8
por una Compaiiia 6adora debida-
mente orgauiAada; los cuales pres
taran al Negociado del TELEGRAPH
Insular una harza equivalente al
75por Cleuto del valor del contrato.
Cuando Sc con>tituye la garan-
tia por medic de dos fadores,
deben estos ser RESIDENCES y propie-
tarios co ntribuyentes de Puerto Rico
suscribiendo una declaration jurada
que asf 10 justihque, y cada fador
queda obligado en- la suma total de
la garantia estipulada en- I, n
trato..
La cesi6n traspaso del con-
trato, 8 de intereses del mismo, no
sera permitido.
Sc proveera de formas con ms
trncciones a las personals que los
soliciten en- esta odeina, & ell cual-
Quieia de las e,taciones del Nego-
cddJ
Las propos.ciones deberan re-
m;tirse en- dos sobres; uno que Olga
"Proposiciones para el sumiuistro
de P6stes;' el otro sera la cubierta
del primero y deberd llevar la ST.
guiente direcci6n
"SeEor Superintendent del Te-
ltgralo Insllar.-5an Juan P. r..
propJsiciJnes presenta 5 sepa-
1adame4t- por dlerentes liembrOs
de una misina frma Q scciedad no
serdn consideradas. Las recibidas
despues de la fecha y hora sehaladas
arriba, tampoCo serdn consideradas.
FL costratista no podra valerse
de los errores i om'sia'es 4ue pue.
dan oCurrir en- los documentos del
contrato,
JOHN ]. DoRR.
SuPt. of lusulat Telegraph,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-19
.DEPARTAMENTO DEL INTERIOR

Nlcca.aio del h1....a/o mm,
Tar. San Mn, Pa,ys9 Rilo, ab,7l
u dc l1o7.
Sc admitiran en- esta ofcina
hasta las II de la mafana del Is de
mayo de 1907, proposiciones en- Pile
gos cerrados para el suministro de
postes tylegrafcos.
Las ptoposieiones debsrin ha-
cerse PoR LoTEs, del siguiente mo-
do: Pfm lite, I55 postes, tauto,
Sesuado lo.c, s. posts, tan,o y
asi sucesivanente.
FL lic.tadot podra presentar
proposiciones para el suministro de
un SOLO lote, 6para los diez, scgdn
desee.
Primer lote; 135 postes, distri-
b1idos a 10 largo de la via dc Ia
American Raiir al Con any Of
Porto Rico, en,re sus e,,dcioues dc
San Juan y Martin Peila respecti-
vamante.
Segundo: 50 postes, distribui
dos desde el kil6mesro s al u de la
Carretera Central.
Tercer. 50 postes, distribuidos
desde el kil6metro Is al IS Carrete.
fa..Central.
Cuarto: 20 postres, distribui-
dos dssde e. kilometro 40 al IS.