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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-03-21
ARE RETRENCH|NG
Agitation Against Railroads Hin.
ders Development.
LITTLE MARKETS FOR LOANS

Large Mileage Now Under Contract
for Present Year But Launching OF
New Project is Delayed Pending
Better Conditions
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-03-21

The light-nou tender Armeria is
stlIl at the Government dock up at the
bay, waiting for cruising orders.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-03-21

The Lurline came down in fair sea.
son last evening. and left up al 7
o'clock as usual. Somehow or other
she lost her steward here on Tues
days trip but he went aboard again
last night alright.
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DIED RFoM AsPHYxIATIoN.

CHICAGO, March 20.-On the eve
Of the day that he was to officiate as
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-03-21

Morning Astorian, 80 cents month
delivered by carrier.
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Geo. W. Elder Leaves Out for
California Coast.
mELANopE's TRIP DELAYED
Muirel viii Finish Unloading Coal To.
day--Has No charter--Aoate and
RedHsld Clear For Sah Francisco
Ardmount 10 Portland.

Captain N. X, Wills. who has charge
OF the bark Melanope for her new own
ers at Seattle, and who Is TO take her
around to the Sound metropolis has
found that the shaft OF her donkey
engine Is sprung badly and must be
repaired before she can safely ven-
ture on the trip. as II would be OF no
service In the event she had 10 cast
anchor on route; II will be fixed at
once but win delay her voyage for
some days,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-03-21

The ship st. Nicholas arrivd down
yesterday from Clifton and Portland
and will go to her regular training and
equipment for the Alaska season In
behalf Of the Columbia River Packers
Association al once.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-03-21

The schooner Muriel will complete
discharging her $50 tons OF coal at
the Elmore docks today She Is with
out charter and win await one here
probably not for a very long perniod.
however.
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The schooner +. s. Reiheld was
among the get-aways for the Califor-
MIA coast from this port yesterday.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-03-21

The British steamship Ardmount
has cleared from this port for Port
Pirie. Australia, via Portland. at which
latter port she viii finish loading ium-
ber.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-03-21

TIE steamship Geo. w. Elder arrived
down from Portland yesterday well
fixed for people and freight on her
southwark trip and left out immed-
lately.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-03-21

The schooner Polaris cleared from
here yesterday with another million
feet OF good oregon fir. for the Bay
City. She went to sea yesterday.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-03-21

The bark Agate cleared yesterday
for San Francisco with one million
feet OF lumber and Will leave out today
II all things are propitious
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-03-18

The mass meeting in the opera
house Saturday night was well at
tended, despite the efforts to prevent
it. The Democrats even went so far
as to place at the doors of the opera
house a committee consisting of f. 5.
e. Amos, Z. w. Burlington and I.
M. Burlington, intended to intimi-
date many Democrats and prevent
them from attending the meeting by
taking down their names with the In
tention of communicating them
from the party. Even so, many
Democrats went into the meeting.
The meeting was called to order by
A. B. Watson, after which L, I. VIM
er had made few remarks, emphas-
ING the necessity Of the election OF q
citizens ticket pledged to the carry
ing out of Improvements, the meeting
got down to business.
A committee of five was appointed,
consisting of j. W. Orr e. M. Probas-
co, c. w. Day, d. H. Wilson and j..
T. Ragan to formulate platform for
the citizens movement and publish
the same. The platform is to be pre-
pared by the next meeting Of the
league.
Jn view of the fact that the Repub-
licana were to put out straight tic
ket, it was thought it might be best
for the citizens movement not to nom-
mate ticket, but to wait until nom-
nations have been made and then to
indorse those best qualified for ofice.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-03-18
A Voice as From the
Dead Warned Com
radeS

There was an affecting scene ia the
United State court in TahleQuah last
week, one OF the most unusual occur
ences ever seen in this country. In
1902 William o. Phillips, wild young
Indian, having been found guilty Of
murder In first degree, was sentenced
to the penitentiary by Judge ]. A.
Gill for life. Phillips had killed an
other Indian in drunken fight near
Tahlequah.
Somehow, either in sentencing the
prisoner or in entering the sentence
in the records, the words Eat hard la
bor'' we're omitted from the formula,
thus making the sentence defective.
Phillips, however, was taken to the
penitentiary, and the defect was not
discovered until few weeks ago. Ap'
plication for Phillips release was then
made, and the case was brought before
Judge! Gill; After having been argued
ably by @. B. Rogers, Phillips coun-
sci, and o. L. Rider, for the govern
ment, Judge Gill decided that Phillips
was not entitled to his release and
called him before him for sentence.
"Phillips, +" he said, "tive years ago,
when / sentenced you, ! said that
|henceforth you would be legally dead,
and would be known only by number
Now by strange fate you have been
called from the dead for brief time,
and ] address you again by name. Is
there anything you want to say, Phil
/ lips, before ! send you back to your
legal graye?"
TO the surprise of all Phillips wheel.
ed about and faced the crowded court
room. There are many here used
to know" he said. "We lived a wild
life together, and 1 am paying the
penalty. At first, when I went tc
the penitentiary,I ! was wild, rebellious
thought / could never stand it. But
two years ago / was converted. / an
now Christian. And / want to tel
you men there is pardon and peace
even for such men as 1. | now have
peace, you can have it. / wishl yor
would accept the Christ as your sa
vior,- is the message nring you as
one risen from the dead. Take warn
ing from my life and don't come
where / have come. But, whether ! &c
back to prison, or whether ! 80 free
again, / am Christian"
Phillips then turned to Judge GIL
and received in submissive silence the
sentence that sent him back to the
penitentiary for his natural life.
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WILL
WILL PUT UP A TICKET
Mass Convention Will Be Held Tomor-
row Night, at Which a Complete
Ticket Will Be Named

A Republican meeting was held Sat-
urday night at the court house, at
tended by large number OF earnest
workers in the organization. They
felt that, for the good of the party
organization, there should be a
straight Republican ticket in the
field at the spring election.
1t was explained that the originat-
ors Of the movement we're not neces-
sarially artagonistic to the citizens
movement, and that the only reason
for the beginning of the straight
party movement at this late date was
due to tile fact that efforts to have a
meeting called by the party organiza-
tion had, for one cause and another
been failures.
Saturdays meeting was merely a
mass meeting, called by Marshal w.
Fl. Darrough and others. ANDY
Hampton was made chairman, and
speeches were made by him, W. II.
Darrough, G. B, Rogers, M. A. Sorrel
and others, in the interest OF main
tanning the Republican organization,
which they declared could be done on
~ by putting a ticket in the field at
the coming election.
LII was therefore decided to put a
ticket in the field, and mass meet
ing for the nomination of candidates
will be held Tuesday night, to which
all Republicans are invited, whether
they are signers Of the citizens petit
tion or not. 1t will be the purpose OF
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-03-18
A Warning CLEAN UP
Everybody Must Get
Busy on Next
Thursday

Thursday, March p, will be Clean
up day in Vinita. 1t is elso Arbor
day. Here in Vinita the Commercial
club has taken the matter up actively
aed committees will be appointed to
see that the entire city is cleaned up
on that day. Mayor Shanahan win
tomorrow issue a proclamation declar-
ing the day holiday, and all business
will be suspended while each house
holder attends to his own back yard.
Secretary John A. Wise Of the Com
mercial club will tomorrow issue a
list of men, each of whom win be
chairman for zone block, and will be
charged with the responsibility Of see-
ing that each man in the block over
which he is appointed goes to work
and cleans up his place. Not only
will there be a general cleanup, but,
If the recommendations of the Com
mercial club are needed, lots will be
graded, dead weeds will be cleaned
from vacant lots and burned, grass
will be sown and trees planted.
The school board will be asked to
observe the day as holiday, in order
that the children may assist in the
good work. 1t is the intention to
make the day an annual holiday In
this city.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-03-18
Will name BEST
MEN FROM BOTH
Citizens Movement Will Probably Name
No Ticket, But Endorse Best Men
From The Two Parties

A committee Of eight was appointed,
either to endorse or to put out a sep
arate ticket, as may be deemed advis-
able. The committee consists of ].
w. Orr, @. A Davidson, @. w. Day,
w. E. Clapham, w. T. Beatty, W. M.
Simms, A. B. Watson and t. D. Cox.
Rousing speeches in support Of the
movement were made by y. Fl. Will
son, J. w. Orr, Rev. A. J. Williams,
and Judge D. w. Henry Of Terre
Haute, Ind Forty-three Of those
present pleadged themselves to vote
citizen ticket, while many more, in
sympathy with the movement, pre-
ferred non committal course.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-03-18
BRICK PLANT
DEAL CLOSED

w. A. Burks will be in Vinita to-
morrow to close up the deal for the
transfer of the brick plant from Ben
tonyille to this city About $500 oi
the required So, 900 Of stock has been
subscribed, and there is no doubt that
tile remainder will be secured easily
The largest subscriber to the stock
was ID. S. Warren, who took $1,000
E.B. Frayser took 5000, instead of $500
as reported.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-03-18
MURDERER
CAPTURED

A telegram was received today from
H. E. Ridenhour, saying that the
bloodhound, Crock" had captured
the man who Saturday night killed q
brother Of James s. Davenport Of this
city. The killing took place near
Faancis. Mr.. Davenport was notified
yesterday Of the killing, and left yes
terday for the scene, taking with him
II. q. Ridenhour and the big blood
hound. His brother, who was killed,
had been tried on charge Of murder
a year ego and acquitted Who did
the killing is not stated in the tele-
telegram, but It is possible it may
have originated from the previous
shoot ing
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-03-18
Lawn Seeds

This is the proper time to SOW Your
lawns. I have full stock Of white
clover, blue grass, and mixed lawn
grass seeds. / also have seeder to loan
you. 9Ott
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the Republicans to nominate such
ticket as will receive the endorsement
Of the committee appointed by the
citizens movement "a ticket pledged
to carrying out of the improvements
now in process In Vinita
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81 had tried everything for my baby
until Or. Lyle recommended Casca-
sweet. [ can truthfully say IL is the
best medicine / ever used for babies -
Mamie L. Taylor, Bedford, Va. .-Peo
Drug Store, MaHarney & Myers
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p. u. Newman Of near Welch was
here today making spring purchases.
J.C. Wilkinson was at Muskoge to-
dav.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-03-18
FOR MAYOR
Result of Democrat Primaries
Saturday Lee Webb for
Marshal.

According to the figures as given
out by the clerks, there we're 273 votes
cast in the Democratic primarie Sat
urday. The ticket as nominated. to-
gether with the votes cast as follows:
Mayor, S. r. Parks, 158, no compet-
itor.
Recorder, Carey Caldwell, 81, Pres
ton s. Fogle, ITO.
Collector, John W. Byrd, 263.
Assessoy, A. c. B. Allen, 1872. Chas.
Hartman, 1871.
MARSHAL.
i John Britt,.. ..................4o
Tom Isbel. l......-.......... ..-......l9
Lee Webb...... ........... ...... 10Y
TREASURER.
Il. d. Ficklin, .........-..........' 200
ALDERAIM
First Ward; John S. Davenport and
&. B. Frayser
Second Ward: d. B. Stutsman and
Jasper. S. Martin.
Third Ward: L. B. Bell and J. G.
Starr
Fourth Ward: John Cruteh field and
George Davis.
J. n. 3. Fowlers member of the
present city council, was defeated for
denomination from ii e fourth ward.
Mr. Fowler has voted with the major
ity Of the council for the various i'm
provement measures brought up dur
ing the past year.
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Success en- Ia IsIa.

Bayam6n, Mario 3. ...
CoTonel Hamill En- barrio "Cerro
Gordo'' esta jurisdiction, iudividuo Igna-
clio Montsfiez produjo varias heridas ma
chete, con slguna gravedad 8 Pedro Cruz,
conBecuencia excitaci6n licor. Auxiliado
pOr Comisario, arreste autOr. .-simOnpie-
tri. Corpl.
Aflasco. -Guardias Suarez y Mendez
arrestaron anoche en- bsTrio "CaguAbo"
Serafn Perez, en- momentos que intentaba
escalar comercio de Eleuterio Colon, ocu-
p&ndole varias herramientas armas-
Teniente Chapel.
Comerio. Pedro Nieves Le-
br6n acaba disparar tiro revolver Monse-
Frate Rivera, hiri6ndole gravemente dan.
dose ls fuga. Juez entiende asunto y
estsdo herido gTavfsimo.-Cabo Lucas.
Gurabo.-Hoy p m. mnri6 repenti.
naments en- establecimiento Bartolo Ale
jandro individuo Luis Fremb de naciona.
lidad ingleaa. - Ciabo MsndoEa.
Juncos. Guardia Echevarria ha dete-
nido q individuo Rafael Garcia por esca-
lamientc Edo. grado ocupSndole cinco do
liars y Centavoa. Juez entiende. .- Rafael
Aguayo. CAbo policia insuIar.
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NOTICIAS.

El proyecto de ley del Conceio auto.
Ei9ando 81 ayuntamiento de Naguabo para
asignaT haata dos mil dollars para los gas.
toS cOErientas del muniCipio duTante Ell
ejercicio de 1905 OF.
-COLOCACION, la solicita un Caba.
Hero tenedor de ibros 8 auxiliar, como
escribiente de oficina de cualquier class
que esta sea, como dependence viajero
del Comercio Es pr6ctico an cualquiera
de esos tres ramos, en- el del Comercio
puede aceptarla para la venta de mercan'
cfaS, quincallR, ferreterfa, provisiones y
cualquiera Clase de prodnctos de las manu-.
facturas del pals. Puede pEesentar bue.
mas referencias y para informes dirigiTge &
j. M. PueTts de Terra, casa Bazan.
No. g.
Manana ser6 discutido 81 c. B. 81
autorizando los miembros de Ia comisi6n
de la policfa insuIar & los ofciales de la
fuerza de policfa insular para tomar jura'
mentos en- ciertog casos.
"A PRECIOS LIMITADO5 ierin-
gas de fuente de an cuartiIlo so csntavoB
de dos cuartillos Is centavos. FaFmacis
americana. Is "a.
Nos informan de Santurce que casi
nunca pasa por ls calle "Parque' el CAIRO
della basura.
ATENCI0N.-En las cercanfas del
"Caf6 nuevo", Fortaleza 81, del Beflor
Morgan, se ha estraviado mn, brazaletesde
ORC con brillantes zafFcs.
81 que 10 haya encontrado envfa &
esta redacci6n serS gratifcado. 6v. 5.
Ell espl6ndid0 Burtido de chocolates
dulces en- cajas, propias para regalos de
Navidad, que ha recibido el cafe de los
egposos Morgan, Fortaleza 21, e. 81 mejor
que 30 ha visto en- esta ciudad. sSamo-
set" y "Baker', las dos acreditadas, marcas
estdn disposition del p6blico. Helados
de t0daB clases & Ia orden. D.
-6e compran ABANICOS ANTI.
GUOS aunque no est6n en- buen estado,
collares antiques de coral , prendas anti
guas.
Dirfiase & P. J. B. Tetu6n 40, Altos. 9.
Sc VENDE una fnca en- Ia juris
dicci6n de Moca una hora de Ia carre'
terra de Aguadills que conduce 4 Isabella.
coneta de 300 cuerdas 260 de llanos con
6rboles frutales 80 de cerros con buenas
malezas, 10 con maderas de construction,
casa habitaci6n, aIjibeB, una charca y
esteblecimientos antiques para elaborar
az6caT. Informant Herminia Echavarrfa
en- Aguadilla.
-Es admirable 81 gervicio que en- el
Hotel Helvetia. Be dispone & todo paBaiero
que Sc hoBpeda en- dicho hotel Cruz ~.
San Juan. PrOpietario, Pedro SChira.
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s cretario.

minicano.
Estipulado que sn case de que las rem.
taa de aduadaB cobradss por el sgsnte de-.
positario exceda Is suma de SO 900 600,
tai suma Be aplicars & Ia amortization para
la redenci6n de bonoA
''Segundo: z gobierno dominicano es.
IpularS como ley 81 pago de los derechos
de aduanos al depositArio sus ayudanteB
y les darS toda 10 necesaria ayuds pro.
tecci6n para extender sus podeFes 10 mis-
mo eI gobierno de los Estados UnidOs.
Tercero. HaSta que la Repdblica Do
minicana no haya pagado sus deudas estas
no deben aumentarse exception de pre-
vic convenio entire 81 gobisrno dominicano
los Estados UnidoA
Un convenio pareCido ser& necesario
para modifcar los derechos de importa-
Ci6n.
CuaTto. Las cuentas del depositario
Igeperal ssrSn entTegadas mensualmente
Ia ContaduTfa General de In Rep6bIiCa
Dominicans , 81 Departamento de Estado
de los Estados Unido8 deber6 ser guieta
m ex6msn poE paEte de- smpleados habi.
les de los gObiernos dominicano ameri.
cauo.
"HeCho en- cuatro copias originates, dos
en- ingles y dor en- espanol frmado por
los Representatives. en q ciudad de 6anto
Domingo 81 de FebEsro de 1907.
e Isiera-F Fsaariao VsIasques. Tso.
mes g Ra,9M
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0fiCina del .SsGTeta-
rio de Puerto Rico.

El Secretario de Puerto Rico recibirS
pToposiciones para Ia impression de las le-
yes de Is session extraordinaria de Ia
ASSEMBLIES Legislative de Puerto Rico que
Be efectu6 en- julio del sfio 1905, de las
leyeS de Ia primera session de la cuarta
Asambiea, que terminals el Ia del cOTrien-
to mes.
Las Citadas leyes SO imprimirSn en- un
tomo, con la version inglesa y la espaiiola
On eolumnas parallels. FL tamafio del tipo
ser6 igual parecido, 81 de Ia version e.
pafiola de las leyes de 1906. Fl tamafio
de Ia p6gina Ber6 de Pulgada mas
de pulgada mas ancho que el de las pSgi.
mas de la citadR version espafiola de las
leyes de 1906, perO las m6rgenes ser6n del
mismo Rncho.
Es impossible fiar el n6mero de psginas
que habr6n de imprimirse. FL trabajo ha
de hacerSe con sumo cuidado, pues la pri'
mera lfnea de cada p6rrafo de la version
espafola debe quedsr nivel con Ia pri'
mera lfnea de Cada p6rrafo de Ia version
inglesa.
81 n6mero de ejempIarss que ss impri'
miran serSn de 700. Llevar6n un fndice
espafiol y otrO ingl6s. 125 sjemplares &C.
ran encuadernRdos en- pisl, siendo Ia en-
cuadernaci6n y la calidad de Ia piel igual
& las de las leyeS de 1905. Los Testantes
575 ejemplareS ser6n encuadernados en-
pspsl de clase fuerte.
Todas las prusbas, excepci6n de Ia
primera, y, los fndices, se corregirkn se
har6n en- Ia ohcina del SecretaTio.
Las proposicionea deben enviarBs & esta
ofcina; 4 mas tardar, el viernes de mar
20, & Las dos de la tarde deben venir
acompafiadas con mueStTas del papel que
80 ha de usar en- el texto y en- las cubier.
tas. A las 2 80 de Ia tarde del citado dia
Sc abrir6n los pliegOs y se adjudicara el
contrato.
Despues de haberDe adjudicado ell con-
trato, el manuscTito de las leyes de Ia 90.
sion extraordiDaria de 1905 Be entrpgara
c0anto antas al impresor, y 81 manuscrito
de las leyes de Ia session actual sa Ie en-
tregarS Ia brevedad possible despueS de
Ia clausura de la misma el dia Il del CO.
FTiente.
San Juan, mario 2, 1907.
MARTIN E. GILL.
s cretaTio.
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De SOCIEDAD.

RegreSO.-Han regreSado aver su
residencia del 'Versalles," los distingui-
dos esposos Palacios Rodriguez Cortada
y monfpimos ni1oS, que estuvieTon una
temporada de dos meses en- Guayama./ -
Tambien volvi6 al Bimpatico poblado
Ia bella y distinguida Aenorita Provita
Paniagua, que tambi6n estuvo de tempo
rada en- la hermoBa ciudad del Este.
Bien venidos. .:-s
JuapoitG CabrerG.-La> gracioBa more.
nita de frente de azucenss ojos de aza-
bache, ha regresado San Juan, despues
de haber pasado una larga temporada en-
Coamo. Bonito sol que vuelve lucir
Bus destelIos en- su querida Ciudad de San
Juan. Por muchO tempo. ~"
Mug prOntO.-Una gracioSfsima trigue.
fla, virtuosa y culta J pertenecieute una
dietinguidR familia de esta sociedad, mira
en- breve plazo, Bu Bueyte ante ell cTistiano
altar. con nm apreciab'e j6ven muy como
cido en- San Juan ? que tambi6u disfruta
de general estimaci6n en- nuestroS cfrculos
Bocialeg. Descendients de Ia rehexiva ra'
"a del Norts por una parte con sapgre
borirqusiia en- sus venas por otra, forma-
ran una pareja digna de Ia felicidad que
todog le desean.
HermoBo es "Miramar" cuando allf SO
constituyen nidoB de amor tan dichosoB
como ser6 el de Ia graciosa moreDa , el
del cabalIero tocayo del valients general
americana, tan renombrado en- Ia guerra
de la Independence. .-
Oportunamente vendrkn nombres.
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CORTE De DISTRITO De ARECIBO.
RsIsCi6n de CsusaS que SeEan Vistas
en- este mes en- la COrte de Dis.
tTitO de ATeCibO.
Ante sI Tribunal de lDsrecho.

Dia Z. Contra Julio Rivera, por vio'
laci6n. Dia 8. Cortra Manuel Cruz, se.
ducci6n. Contra Juan Candelaria, eSca.
lamiento en- primer grado. Dia IL. Contra
Fernando RodIiguez, tentative de viola.
ci6n. Contra Isidoro Rodrfguez y Diego
Alfsro, eucaIamiento en- primer grado.
Dia 13. Contra Jaime Colon Oliver, hurtc
mayo.
Eu Juicios por jttrados-Dia ii. Con,
ira Juan Nieves Guzman, tentativa de
violaci6n. Contra Carmelo Montijo, aten
do & Ia vida. Dia Is. Manuel Linsrel
Garcia, seduction. Damisn Reyes Robles,
hurto mayor. Carmelo Velez, seduction.
Francisco GuzmSn. tsntativa de violaci6n.
Dia 19. Coutra Juan Sifonte, Rtentado
Ia vida. Juan Villalobos Marin, escala'
miento en- primer grado. Dia 19. Contra
Sebastian Mena Diaz, eSCalamiento en- ss
gundo grado. carmen Narvaez, hurto
mayor. s...
Rslaci6n de los sefiores jursdoB que
eomponeu Ell panel; Demetrio Amador,
Camuy; Zsn6n Rivera, Ciales; UIiaes Pc
rez, Arecibo; Jose Rodriguez, Utuado; Jo'
se r. Colon, Utuado; Lucas Rosa Ruiz,
HatilIo; Reyes Valencia, Arecibo; Grego'
rio Ledesma, Arecibo; Antonio D6vila,
Manatf; Manuel Siraguzs, Arecibo; Jose
de Jes9s, Camuy; Ram6n Torres. Manstf;
Sartiago Rodriguez Cubano, Manatf; Juan
Sapt9ni. Utuado; francisco Rodriguez Me
lendez, Morovis; Domingo Perez, Msnatf
Felipe Agoato, Arecibo, Relegrfn Negr6n
AlYatas, UtusdOi IsidcrO Psdills, AEeCibo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-04
PIatsrOs IntsIlgsntss.

Sc recuelda & los plateros que en- ,el De-.
p6sito Dental del smigo don Jose salgado
Jimenez, Sc venden cuantas herramientaa
materiales y aparatos puedsn neCesitaE, pa
ra fundir, laminar, etc, etc, todo preCiOs
puramente econ6micos. El BSbado llegs.
ron 4 aparatos de fundir (Juego cOmpleto)
y ya hoy solo quedan 3.-Jogs salgado
Jimeues sR San FEspoigpo,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-04
SocIsdad Protsetara d MsndIgOs

Por orden de la sefiora Presidents, rue-
60 & las damas de eata Bociedad Be sirvan
concurrir el microbes 6 del actual, & las a
de Ia tsrde, la casa n6mero "a frente
Ia Plaza de Colon, para celebrar Junta,
en- Ia que Be tratar6n asuntos de intsres
para los pobres.
AmparO FernGndss Ndtsr.
SecFetaria.