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The Morning sun., 1907-04-02
BY THE WAY

why are they here, Wire-pulling
and working for various candidates. ~
asked a member of the Legislature
yesterday. who Observed empiOyes of
the State butting 90 and fro from
group TO group in 4 hotel lobby in the
EFFORT 10 win votes for various at
taches Of the legislature.
II suppose" continued the member,
chat II is perfectly proper n they
are doing this work in their own time,
but Lll venture tO say that there VIII
be no deductions pa tneir pay check
Tor this loss of lime, and the State
win bear the eXpeaae Of the campaign
Ing"
Senator ID. II. Bhker, OF the TWen.
tieth District. wht8o residence 40 at
Orange Home. Is lone OF the white
haired members q the upper House
who refuses 90 NoW older, and hia
friends endorse ht opinion in this 10.
spect, declaring lat be manages %
look younger and more ruddy each
time he comes % lhe capital
"a story is told N the Senator about
which he was mach chahed several
years ago. He tag appointed on a
committee 10 yift certain schools
and in rendering 10 report, wrote the
item concerning tne State Seminary
AZ .''Visit to s. s-|e2" When the re-
port was printed il read Visit DO Sun.
l8y School g."
'T am in favor bi making sufficient
appropriation al lhia session % some
what improve the grounds about the
capitol building, aail a Representa-
tive yesterday Ilorida M certainly
able Do provide more beautiful sur
r0mdlngB for her State house in the
way of good Walks ornamental shrub
berry and flowers. and j win DO my
part toward getdng them"
Dan Virgins vas elected dO0rkoop
or of the House. and jules Solomon
the WeIlkuOWu travelling man. wac
happy. Early and Ialc yesterday. julie.
had worked fCr hIg candidate. and
Wien Dan was Nominated the genial
Jules went t0 bed saying, HTho onlJ
AZ Vat u had tO gIud
The Morning sun., 1907-04-02

ing the many years he had served as
Secretary, stating that IN no instance
during that time had his work on the
journals been found inaccurate
Senator Cone, seconded by Senator
Beard nominated Mr. Finley.
The vote was; Appleyard. 10; Fin
ley 21.
j. o. Culpeper, Of Perry, was re-
nominated by acclamation for Assist
ant Secretary of the Senate.
For Bill Secretary, the position so
long filled Dy Col Fred y. Robertson,
and who was a candidate for ro-eleC-
The Morning sun., 1907-04-02

Atlanta, Ga April with an a.
tendance Of 500 members. reDresenl-
lng every city and town of Importance
iu the State, the Georgia Eleotio MafL
cal Association WIN open Ita annual
convention in thi8 city tomorrow. with
headquarters at the New Klmball
The Morning sun., 1907-04-02

Representative Matthews, Of Bradford.
called attention 10 the fact that fhe
nomination of the Speaker pro tenn had
been overlooked This delayed busi-
ness was at once taken up. with Rep
resentative Knowles, OF Marion, being
nominated by acclamation.
Before the sine die adjournment.
Judge Ion j. Barris was appointed 20
present before the House today the
names Of the nominees of the caucus.
The Morning sun., 1907-04-02
ELECTION STRUGGLE
lN CHICAGO TODAY
Important Issues 10 Be Decided and
Big Fight for MayoraIty

HlH FlHuA N9F MagoIalANf
Chicago, Ill, April The decisive
contest ln ChicagOs municipal cam
paign takes place tomorrow, when the
electorate will decide for or against
the street railway ordinance passed
by the City Council in February.
re ordinance provides for the grant
ing of tWenty-yoar franchises % tho
two companies now operating the
street railway lines In return the
companies are DO give universal trans
ferB, through routes and a better sory.
ice for a 5-cent fare.
The lines are DO be rehaDilitatod un-
der the direction Of the city at a cost
on glO.OOO,OOO The city, 0n BiX mouths
notice, may buy the lines for $4,000
OOO plus the cost OF rebuilding While
the companies operate the lines they
are tO pay tO the city 90 per cent OF
the net income.
There are the usual declarations of
confidence on the part of the rival
mayoralty candidate. Mayor Dunno,
heading the Democratic ticket and
Frederick a. Bua8o. the standard
bearer 0f the Republicans.
The Morning sun., 1907-04-02
SENATOR NIXoN's
FoRTY-sEVENTH BIRTHDAY.
Hls Rise From q Telegraph Desk 20
Wealth and Fame.

Wealth and Fame.
Washington, April 1-Senator Geo.
s.. Nixon, Of Nevada, who was recently
reported as having made a large for
tune out Of the mines in GOldheld,
was born in Newcastle. Cal, April
Ie0.. lLe all.auo e0ool o a
and began bis career ln San Francisco.
Twenty years ago he removed 20
Nevada, where his hrst employment
was as a telegraph operator. After
several years spent at the telegraph
key he became a bank clerk. Later
he organized and became cashier Of a
bank at Winnemucca, New.
soon after going TO Nevada he be-
came interested in pontics, and in 1890
was elected 70 the Legislature He
came into prominence as State Chair
man of the Silver Party, and two
years ago was elected to the United
States Senate.
In addition TO his political work and
his vast interests ln Nevada mines,
Senator Nixon has been active In pro
noting irrigation companies and other
enterprises, having for their object the
development of his native State.
The Morning sun., 1907-04-02

"Havo you been 'gymming Beruet
aYeh an getting gtWOng CaWnt
vol "A cigaWette now without Dweak-
inq he paDahP stunning "-Iudge.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-03-12


Albach, w. c.. Goth and Farnam.
Beranck, 8. A., 1909 s. 18th 81.
Bechts Pharmacy 10 =. 18th 81.
Benson Pharmacy, Benson, Neb.
Bemis Park Pharmacy, sd ana Cunning.
Caughlin, 9. r., 9Th and Pierce Sts
Clifton Hill Pharmacy, 22lS Military Ave.
Conte, ]. B., 3ist Ave. and Farnam.
Crissey Pharmacy. 2fth and Lake.
Cermak. Emil, l26i-0 3. 18th s..
Eastman Pharmacy, f04G Hamilton.
Ehler, II, H., 2202 LeavenWorth.
Foster e. Arnold, H8 N. 18th st.
Freytag. John j., 1914 N. 2th 81.
Florence Drug Co., Florence, Neb.
Goldman's Pharmacy, Goth and Lake.
Green's Pharmacy, corner Park Ave
and Pacific.
oreenough, @. A., 10zs 8. 10th 81.
Greenough, @. A., 10th and Hickory.
Hayden, VIM. c., 2990 Farnam st.
Hanscon Park Phar., 1901 8. 23th ave.
Hoist, John, ga N. 10th St.
Hun, A. l.. 1924 LeavenwOrth st.
King, II. s., 2238 FarnamsSt. -
kountze Place Pharmacy, 1904 n. 9th.
Patrick Drug Co. 1909 NJ 24th st.
LathrOp. Chas. e., 1894 N. Path st.
Peyton, L. e.. 2lth and Leavenworth.
Saratoga Drug Co, 2tth and Ames Ave.
schaefer's Cut Price Drug store, 18th and
schaefer, August, 1851 N. 10th 81.
Schmidt j. H., 2fth and Cunning SITS.
Storm Pharmacy, 18th and Martha Sts
Walnut Hill Pharmacy, 10th and Cunning
Walton Pharmacy, 10th and Grace SITS.
Wirth, o. H. 10Th and Hamilton SITS.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-03-12

The following births and deaths were re-
ported TO the Board of Health during the
forty-eight hours ending Monday noon:
Births-Mike Simon, 203 Vinton, boy;
Edward Swanson, 1712 Jackson, girl;
Charles Phillips, 6i2 South Eighteenth. girl;
G. Nelson. f816 North Twenty-sixth, girl.
Deaths-Margaret BiesOn. 1901 South
Twenty-fourth, a; Mildred Ztelke, 1919
Jackson, J. Theodore Hansen. 59S South
Is: sophia Poster, Methodist hospital, As;
John Ovens. 2z25 sherman avenue, 81. Cam
dace NJ. Sinnette, N26 Blonde, So John &.
Jodiet. 500 Woolworth. 81; Baby zett 22le
South Eighteenth.
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pnArns ANp ruNnnAL Nor1ons.

HOSTETTER-Grac n. March 18th, 1907
age 81 years; beloved wife Of Dr. w. A
Hoatetter
Funeral services will be held from fam.
fly residence. sos South 10Th street. Wednea-
day, March 18th, 1907, at 1880 p. m. Friends
invited. Interment Glenwood. la.
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BARTER AND EXCHANGE



Good eastern Nebraska leO acres for good
stock Implements
Fine vacant property in Omaha for good
income property anywhere.
Good improved farm In eastern Nebraska
Tor unimproved property In Omaha.
Fine residence in Omaha for good cheap
land
Good, clean stock OF general merchandise,
invoice about $9000. for ranch land
New stock general merchandise invoice
Nebraska.
leO-aere farm near Creighton, Neb. for
elevator and coal business.
Good ranch for furniture stock.
Hotel In Blair, Neb., for Omaha vacant
Coed Omaha residence for small cottage
In country.
Small cottage in Omaha for good vacant
Good income property in Plainview. Neb..
Tor good cheap land.
160 acres good bottom land in eastern
Nebraska for good income property In or
within $50 miles Of Omaha; $50 acre. en-
cumbrance, $500, four years, 81 per cent.
100 acres good improved land, Hayes
county; net 1900 clear; for cottage any
where.
Wanted. good typewriter in exchange
Tor three notes, $25 each, secured by first
$3.50 note running five years, per cent
secured by first mortgage on real estate,
for equity on good little cottage.
Some good relinquisbments In Lyman
county South Dakota, for cottages.
II you have anything for sale or trade
list II with US. We have lists OF over 500
offices throughout the United States, and
we can say, II you win price your property
right i will surprise you how soon we
PETERSON BROS.
C3)-1A II
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Death and Funeral Notices, Cards OF
Thanks and Ledge Notices. cents
per line for enc edition, mcrning or
evenings cents a llne for each addt-
tioRal edition. Sunday 10 cents q
ling No "a taken for less than so
cents.
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BRANCH OFFICES.

BRANCH OFFICES.
Want-ads for The Bee may be left
~ any of the fOIiowtng drug stOree-
one A. say0uF corner druEgist"-they
are ali branch omcea of The Zee and
your nd will be inserted Jest az
promptly and on the same rates az at
the main once in The bee building,
Seventeenth and FarnRm atreeta-
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Advertisements for the vvnnt-nd
columns viii be taken uutfi ~ m. for
che evcnfnR edition ana urtril y a..
FOR the morning and Sunday editions.
Cash must accompany all orders for
vvnnt-nda nud no advertisement VIII
the nrHt insertion.
Rates apply 60 either The Daily or
sunday Zee.
Always count ak words 20 = Hire.
Combfnntiona Of initials or numbofa
count ~ one weird,
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SPECIAL, cIsAssnFIcAT1OEs-rf your
advertisement ss inserted rnder any
one Of the classffcationa given below
~ Win he charged ne the foHoWinE
rates. one Insertion, cents per
Ifnet three 20 six consecutive tnser-
tfona, cents per lire each insertionB
seven or more consecutive inHertaons,
2 cents per lire each insertion. 30
cents per line per month.
BARTER AND EXCHANGE.
BUSINESS CHANCES.
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.
HELP WANTED--MALE.
Except Agents, Solicitors and
statesmen.
OFFERED FOR sALEi
Cove, Birds Dogs and Pets,
Horses and Vehicles.
Poultry and Eggs.
Furniture
Pianos, Organs and Dfusicaf In
ntrumenfn.
Typewritern and sewfng ma
chimes.
miscellaneous.
OFFERED FOR RENTI
Furnished Rooms.
Unfurntshed Rooms.
housekeeping HOoma
boarding and Rooms.
WANTED TO BUY.
WANTED TO RENT.
SITUATIONS WANTED.
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CARD OF THANKS.
We wish to extend our thanks to our
many friends and our neighbors for their
kllo Assistance ana sympathy rendered Us
In our late bereavement Ia the death Of
our little Mildred.
MIR AND MRS. e. r. zIELKE.
MR. AND MRS II. II. DUFUR.
MaaHAtdIH DUfUA.
we wish to thank our many friends and
relatives tor the kindness shown US during
the aickCcss and death OF our beloved
dauEntef Mary Genevivo Hart.
Mr.. AND MRS. j. n. HART.
Members of family OF Mrs. Eliza Dolan,
whose death occurred March 2, desire 10
offer sincere expression Of thanks 20 their
many friends ana neiEhbora for their
Alndly remembrance and floral olferlnga
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'MARRIAGR LIcENsEs.

Ehomas Ross South Omaha. .............. g
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William SHREDDER, Omaha. ......s............ IS
Ida ~. Henreys, Fort Crook. ..,,.......... ~
q karat wedding rings. Edholm. 3eweler.
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CASH RATES ron WAET-ADs.
REGULAR CbAsSfFICATIONs--o IN
acrtion, per Hire, 10 cents. Two or
unore consecutive Insertions, per line,
q cent? Each insertion made On ola
days, 10 cents per tine. $3.50 per
line Der month.
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MEDICAL

FREE medical and surgical treatment AZ
Crelghton Medical College, 18th and Dav-
EXPORT 6ts. special attention paid TO con-
nnement cases, all treatment supervised
bV college professors. Phone Doug. 1l6I.
Calls answered day Or night, Q3l-i3
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Bean a Mayo. Spiritual JAfe
Readers. eeances Tuesday and Friday
evenings. Consult us. s22 n. 18th. Tel.
Red 5oss- 0-MsH Masx
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The easiest way to gefWhaf you want
telephone received
the
cLAIRvOYANTS

MADAME BUDDHA.
The Leading Pulmist Of Omaha.
Revelations Of past and future described
Parlors 11s s. 18th st., OPP. Boston Store
CO-9ls
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Schneider & Mueller
Piano Co.

1911 and isis Farnan 81, 9,,s onsss-
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BUSINESS ,E;sss,l CHANCES
no BUY OR SELL

Any business or property, write or call
n G. 0AN0EsTAD,
eos Bee Bldg Tel Douglas 3its
(D-l03 MS
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ALvA SMITH co. Phone Black 40.
Council Bluffs, Ia.
story and basement bakery building,
good location, Council Bluffs. 6 modern
living rooms second floor Sales room with
good fixtures. Store room and bakeroOm
first floor. Would rent for $50 per month.
To settle an estate, $500. Several small
fruit and vegetable farms close In at bar
gain prices. Vacant lots and dwellings all
(l)--12l Tx
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OFFERED FOR RENT

LARGE front housekeeping room for
Obs i5x
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WANTED-Man to take charge Of retail
business for Wholesale implement ans
(lJ--j15 IS
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Una information.

En- la information que public6 este dia'
rio acerca de un pleito entire Ia sefiorita
Gloria Fernandez el sefior Vald6s CO.
bian, en- uno de los incidentes hubo error
de forma. Debe decir asf:
GEL senior Hartzell, por Ia demandante,
contest6 que todoH los aefiores del jurado,
el que mas y ell que menos, habfa tenidO
que utilizar eBe tTen y no habfa visto otro
itinerario sino ell que senalaba que los tre-
nes saldrfan cuando les parecisra & los
empreBarios heg gArfan cuando les daba
Ia gana."
''Que gegdu las fraseg del senior Mott
continue 81 senior Hartzell-la demandan-
te buHcaba dinero del senior Vald6a para
curarBe, el dinero del pobrecito Vald6s,
ganado con ell sudor de Bu frente."
'Sigui6 diciendo que 81 era el dinero de
Vald6s la medicina que pondrfa buena
la demandante, justo era que por ell de-
msndado 90 diera la medicina, ys que 81
criminal negligencia 6ebfa la demandada
que por POGO perdiera la vida"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-25

El notable pianista senior Darfu Saave.
drR, del cual pdblicamoa hoy el retrato,
naci6 en..Paramaribc, Guayana, elt Il de
Abril de 1875.
Desde nifio prometi6 grandes aptitudes
musicales y fu6 insttuido en- m6sica, pri.
nero por un tic y despu6s por un professor
nativo que SO habfa instruido en- Europa.
En- el primer concerto que di6 en- Pa.
ramaribo ell Hefior Saavedra, obtuvo un
gran 6xito interpret&hdo el ''Capriccio' de
Mendelhon q toda orqueBta, que>le vali6
una espl6ndida ovaci6n. Esto hizo que
los concurreutes sc intereBaTan luego por
que ell artista continuara sus eHtudioa en-
Europa.
Estuvo el sefior Saavedra en- LEIPZIG,
Alemania, en- 1899 ALI comenz6 Bus es-
tudios con los prOfesores Weidenbach, Ode
piano,) Homeyer, teorfa y 6rgano, DR.
Jadarrohu de composition, Gsntsch de
clarinets tambi6n toEnaba claves con
Carl Reinecke, muy conocido entoncea.
DeBpueS de estoB eRtpdloB Saavedra fu6
& Berlin con las mSs brillantes referencias
y continue su carrera aTtfstica estudiando
con el mayor ahinco bsjo Ia direction de
Madame AiEch, Scborr, Feputado t6cnico y
Sc preparaba para celebrar conciertos con
ell professor James Kurt.
Despu6S de visjar s5por todo Ell Continen'
te regres6 Berlin, en- donde continue
daudose conocar, y en- donde obtuvo bue.
ma reputation no solo como concertilta 81
no como lingUista y autor de buenas obral
musicsles
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-25
BRILLANTE FIESTA
en- Mayaguez.

Hemos recibido atenta invitaCi6n para
Ia briIlante fiesta que se propone celebrar
manana 81 Casino de Mayaguez con
motive de los juegoB foTalss efectuados
dltimamente en- aquella culta pobla.
ci6n.
I'll programa consta de cuatEo parties,
en- las que Sc recitarSn poesfag, hablar6n
el doctor Font Guillot Lcdo. Martin
TravieBo, la orquesta diriiida por el
senior Enrique Simon ejecutara eacojidos
'trozos musicales nm espl6ndido coro
compuesto de diStinguidas y ballaB damas
de aquella Bociedad cantara "LaB flores
letra del poeta Befor Riera Palmer y
mdsica del sefior Simon.
Otra composition con m6sica del macs.
tro Got6s letra del poeta senior Ma
nuel M. Sama ser6 cantsda por un coFo
compuesto por las Be1oritas Laura Dittler,
Carmen Maria Vera, Ines Sancho, AdeIa
Heyleger, Ana Rivera, Adela Rivera,
Maria Tex;dor, Emilia Gonzalez, Anne.
rica Barletts, MaTgarita Villa, Msgdalena
Robert y Modesto Gomez, representando
el cuadro que contiene Ia composition
las pefloritaH Herminia Ramirez, Lucila
Sancho, Rosa Cruz Vaz4uez, Carmen
Quintero, Maria a. Font Adela Guz.
man que sintetizaran reBpectivamente 4
Ia poeHia, "La Patria," HLs F6," "La
Historia," HLa Gloria" y 'tLa Fama,"
el "Amor" y "Dos Genioh'' por tres
nifas. .fE
Como SO We eI programa es escoiido y
de gusto y geguramente 81 mayor 6xito
coronsr6 81 prop6sito del Casino de Ma.
ysgiiez para la celebration de su artfstica
fiasta
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-25
AVIS0

& los GcciOnistas de Ia Asociaci6m Popular
COOperatGVG de COnstrWceiones, AhOrrOs
q PrsstGmOS de Puerto Rico.
Sc hace saber todos los accionistas de
ocisrriba nombrada Asociaci6n, cuyas &C,
la neB no hubieren caducado con anterio'
ridad & Ia fecha en- que Ia autoridad judi
cial intervino para ventilar Ell estado de
los negocioH proceder la liquidation y
disoluci6n de dicha asociaci6n, 8 sea, con
anterioridad al 10. de Julio Ge 1905, que
pueden pasar por la ofcina del que sus.
cribe, situada en- Ia calle de Tetu6n nti
nero de eBta Capital, todoB los disB la
boTables durants el plazo improrrogable
de dos meses, contsr desde el dia 20
del corrieats, para recibir en- concepto de
devoluci6n, Ell imports del capital inveT'
lido depoBitado pOr cada acci6n, y otra
suma igual dicho capital, como benefciO
obtenido.
Los que dejaren de concurrir dentro del
citado plazo recibir ell importe de sus &C
clones y benefcios Sc entendera que renun'
clan su dereCho.
Lo que Sc publica por orden del Hon.
Juez don Pedro de Audrey, de la Corte de
DiAtrito de San Juan, para conocimiento
de todoB los interesados.
San Juan. P. R., Mayo 81 de 1907. -
J. NJ HWghGrt- Sfndico de la Asocia-
ci6n. Bows.
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De SOCLElAD-

En- San Juan. Sc encuentFa ca esta
ciudad nusstro amigo compatriota Ell
doctor senior BarreFas, de Juncos, que
acompanado de 50 monfsima nina Lolita
paGar6 aJgunos diaB an esta. El niio Go.
marc que sufri6 una operaci6n quirdrjica
en- IN brazo, Bigue mejorando de 81 doIen'
Cia.
El Lcdo. senior Manuel Ginorio, iuez
municipal dc Cayey, = 81 doctor IzquieFdo
que reside tambien en- aquella poblaci6n,
se eneuentran en- eata ciudad en- asuntos
pRrticulares.
BienvenidoB, = que sea grata la perma'
nencia en- San Juan de estog buenoB ami
gos.
Esta nOcbe. Hay jarana en ell Parque
y Ia concurrencia gera, como Biempre dis
tipguida , pumeroBa.
Para Espd1a. -Ha embarcado para
Espaiia, con objeto de pasar ALI una tenn.
porada de nm aflo, al senior Manuel Lom.
ba del alto oomsrcio de egta plaza y miem.
bro distinguido de Ia colonia eGpafioIa. Le
acompaia su distinguida sonora y su
sobrinita, hija de don Jose Maria Lombs,
Ia graciosa nina Olivia.
Buen viaje deaeamoB & los estimables
amigos.
En- eJ "VersGgies, ,"-Pasa una tempo
rada en- el ''Versalles' en- casa de los esti
mables espoBoB Vidal, la gracioaa triguefia,
Cielo Rivera que es nm verdadero cielo
de gracia y hermosura. Que sea por
mucho tempo.
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ANUNCIO De SUBASTA
DEPARTAMENTO DEL INTERIOR.

Ofcina Gel superintendente de ObTas
Pdblicas.
PrOpoSiciOnes en- pIiegos cerrados para
adjudication en- pdblica subasta del sunni
metro, medida y entrega de 81 400 metros
cdbicOs, mas menoS, de piedra triturada,
por Totes, para la conservation de las Ca
rreteras InsulaEes Sc admitirkD en- esta
ofcina hasla las / a. m. del dfa Is de
Junic de 1907 en- que sc abriran pdblica'
meDte.
TodoB los datos necesarios Sc dar6n en-
eata ofcina donde He encueDtran de mani
feBte todos los documentos que han de re-
gir en- Ia cOntrata y podrdn recoger los IL
citadoreS los modelOs de proposiciones que
han de preSentar. ....
La administration Sc resarva 81 dsrecho
de rechazar cuaIquiera 8 todas las propo-
sicioneg. -...
Por orden del Comisionado del Interior.
P. J. Jinemes, Superintendent de ObrsS
JGbiicss
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FalIO de un pIeitO en- Ia COrte Fe-
deraI.

Esta mafiana SO dict6 resoluci6n, en- la
Corts federal, Tespecto de Ia demanda que
interpusiera ell senior Lcdo. Miguel Cue
IRA, contra don Carlos Coude, este tiltino
del concrete de eBta plaza.
El senior Guerra Teclamaba del senior
Conde el pago de $4,000 como honora-
rios por las geBtiones que hiciera en- Was
hington para obtener la franquicia de un
muelle de espig6n para el senior Condo.
EBta franquicia concadids al senior Con-
de, fue traspasads degpu6s por este la
'Insulsr Dock Company"
Defandia al senior Guerra el Lcdo, Mott
al senior Conde el Lcdo. senior Dexter.
La vista del plei'o comenz6 el jueves
por Ia mafiana duIa7do sus sssiones tsrde
y noche del refsrido dia las de aver
viernes Esta msflsna 81 juez senior Ro'
dey instruy6 al jurado respecto del asnnto
califc6ndeBe el litis como un "lobby con-
trac" declardndose sin lugar la de-
manda. Sc informa que el demandante
nefior Guerra, iDterpondr6 recurso irsia
tiendo On So reclamation, ante el Tribunal
Supreme de los Estadns Unidos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-25
RspIdsz de cOmunIcaCIORGs'

Un "Aereograms" puesto hoy en- las
cereanfas del puerto de- Nueva York mott
clio & los f4miIiares del senior Federico Ca
Iaf, en- Manatf, la llegada q aquel puerto
de dicho senior Calaf, hija senorita Rita y
nno Federico que viaiaban en- ell s'Coamo''. !.
Ell 'aereograma' Be puso por Ell ''Coamo''
81 ',Carolina" y este 10 traBmiti6 por me-
dio de Bus aparatos esta ciudad siendo
CT mu icada q noticia s Manatf hoy mis-
mo- per te 6fonu al sefor Julio Gambia,
quien Ia obtuvo del seflor del Vale Zgno
que Sc encuentra en- aquella poblaci6n y Ia
recibi6 de sus familisres de San Juan.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-25
Una fiesta en- Baysm6n.

El programa de la fiesta que 80 efectua-
rS en- Ia nocha de ma1ana domingo en-
Bayam6n, bsJo los auspicios de la colonia
espaflola de aquel pueblo es como sigue:
Ia. parte.-1o. "Guillermo Tell"
overtura por el sexteto, G. Rossini. 20
"La Doloretes'', Romanza por Velez Lo.
PEE, Wives. 80. 'Le Printemps," Solo
de violoncello por F. Rooms. Mendelshn:
40. "Aida," Selection por 81 sexteto,
Verdi.
"a. parte.-1o-"Tanhauser," marcha
por ell sexteto, Warner. 20. a. "Mala
guefa," Sarazate. b. LA Cuecs." Mar
sicano. Solos de vioIino, ''Aire Chileno"
por P. Marsicano. 80. Occupies de- &C.
tualidad." por Velez Lopez. 40, "Ballo
in Maschera,'' selection por el HextetO,
Verdi.
BAILE.-Walg, DANA, Lanceros,
Danza, Two Step, MazuEka = seis de
Andino.