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Definitions for the Cook.

Aspic-Savory jelly for cold dishes.
Au gratin-Dishes prepared with
sauce, cheese and crumbs and baked.
Bouchees-Very thin patties or
cakes-as name indicates-mouthfuls.
Bisque-A white soup made of she'll
fish.
Bouillon-A clear soup, stronger than
broth, yet not so strong as consomme,
which is reduced" soup.
Braise-Meat cooked in closely
covered stew pan, so that 1t retains its
own flavor and those Of the vegetables
and flavorings put with it.
Cannelon-Stuffed rClled-up meat.
Consomme-Clear soup or bouillon
boiled down till very rich, that is,
consumed.
Croquettes-A savory mince of fish
or fowl, made with sauce into shapes
and fried.
Crcustades-FTied forms Of bread
to serve minces or other meats upon.
Entre-A small dish usually served
between the courses at a dinner
Fondu-A light preparation of melt
ed cheese.
Mayonnaise-A rich salad dressing.
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HALLS OF CONGRESS.

An adjournment was taken because
of the death of Senator Russell A.
Alger.
A message from the President urg-
ing ship subsidy legislation was re-
ceived.
In the House the Diplomatist and
Consular and the Military Academy
Appropriation bills were passed.
The House Committee on Naval
Affairs voted in favor of authorizing
second big gun battleship of 10000
tons.
| Senator Morgan prepared a report
rejecting upon the financial conduct
of canal affairs by the Canal Com
mission.
The House Judiciary Committee
voted to to report the Littlefield
bill giving the States power to regu-
late whisky traffic.
A message from the President urg-
Ing the enactment of a model insur-
ance law for the District of Columbia
was received in both houses.
The Pension Appropriation bill was
passed, after the provision for all
the pension agencies except the one
in Washington was eliminated.
Minority members of the House
Committee on Merchant Marine are
at odds over the report to be sub
mitted on the Ship Subsidy bill.
The House failed to respond to an
appeal by Representative Longworth
for $5,000,000 appropriation to
construct homes abroad for American
diplomats.
A message was received from the
President recommending provision
for American representation at the
International Maritime Exposition at
Bordeaux this summer
Representatives Livingston, OF
Georgia, and Burleson, of Texas, in.
troduced resolution in the House
directing the Bureau of Corporations
to make an Investigation of the New
York Cotton Exchange.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-02-13
SPORTING BREvITIEs.

Boxing clubs are doing very well
In New York just now.
1t is seldom that boxmen, once
they lose their grip, are able to re-
gain 1t.
Cornell has adopted the graduate
coaching system for her football
eleven next season.
Jack Dunn is working hard to get
team of pennant winners for Balti-
more, for he gets $1,000 bonus If
he turns the trick.
Professional billiardists are again
promulgating the idea that a one
night match Is too short to decide
worlds championship titles.
w. X. Vanderbilt eclipsed all own
ers of race horses in the matter of
money won during the season. His
horses in France won s225,000.
Eugene Hildebrand, the leading
rider two years ago, has been forced
to retire, as he finds he cannot make
the weight acceptable to owners.
The athletic grandstand that will
be erected in England for the Olym-
pic Games next year will seat $4,000
people. At Athens the Stadion seated
10000.
Walter Eckersall, the mighty lead
er of the Chicago University football
team, has announced his intention of
taking part In baseball and track ath-
letics this season.
Eben M. Byers, of Pittsburg, ma
tional amateur golf champion. expects
to sail for England next month to
play in the British amateur cham
plonship tournament.
1t is rumored at New Orleans that
Frank O'Neill intends to become n
jockey again, owing to the scarcity of
really good riders. any one of whom
can earn at least $4,000 year.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-02-13
Recipes.

Croutons.-To make croutons cut
pieces of dried bread in inch pieces,
spread on plates and brown crisp in
the oven.
Potato Crust.-Rub through wire
sieve half pound of cold potatoes and
mix with them half pound of flour,
two ounces of butter quarter of a
pint or even less of water, go as to
make all into light paste. Roll out
lightly on a board to quarter of Ga
inch thick and cover the pie with 1t.
This is light pastry and suitable for
sweet or savory dishes.
Herring Omelet.-Beat six eggs to a
froth and to them all the flesh from
red herring, carefully boned and faxed
with knife Stir in also teaspoon
full of milk, pinch of salt and both
black and cayenne pepper. Melt
small piece of butter in a frying-pan
and then pour in the mixture, cook
ing it over a moderate fire. When the
omelet is Drowned underneath double
1t over and serve at once decorated
with sprigs Of parsley.
Bean Soup.+Beans make fine cold
weather soup Wash one pint dry
white beans and put to soak over night
in cold water. In the morning put
into a kettle with two and a half
quarts cold water, an onion, quartered,
a piece of a hambone or little piece
Of salt pork, a small bunch Of pars-
ley, four sticks of celery, sliced. Cook
until the beans are quite tender, take
out the meat OF bone and press
through a puree sieve. Season with
salt and pepper, put over the fire to
heat thoroughly again, add cupful of
milk and serve with croutons.
Boiled Salt Fish.-As salt fish are
apt to be too salty a couple of hours is
not long enough to soak them in cold
water and for the following recipe 1t
is better to soak them over night.
changing the water as often as possi-
for about an hour in the last water
In which 1t has been soaked, which
may be half milk If preferred. When
boiled pound In a mortar with a gill
of cream sauce. When smooth reheat.
and add two ounces Of good butter.
stirring till the butter is melted and
we'll mixed with the fish. Just before
serving squeeze in the Juice of lemon.
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Nice to Know,

Lemonade or fruit punch-10 quarts
to so people.
Frappe and sherbet-2 to 3 gallons
for. so people varying with the man.
ner of serving on account of melting).
Tea, served with other things--1
gallon to so people.
Coffee-25 to 40 cups to gallon.
Chocclate-25 to 80 cups to gal
lon, 1-2 pound of chocolate.
Whipped cream quart will yield
25 spoonfuls.
Loaf sugar. pound for 25 people.
Berries-7 to 10 quarts for so people.
Sugar for berries-two pounds for
so people.
Waters (varying with the kind when
other cakes are served)-3 boxes to so
people. Small cakes are usually sold
by number.
Cake, varying with the kind, size
and manner of cutting. Cut in quar-
ters, then sliced, large round cake
may serve between 20 and 25 people.
Plum pudding pound to people.
Bonbons-1 pound for 16 people.
Sailed nuts-1 1-2 to pounds for 25
people.
Olives are computed by number to
suit an occasion. There are 200 to 210
in quart bottle.
Timbales and patties-25 may be fill
ed from a quart of mixture.
Croquettes-1 1-2 quarts meat make
croquettes for 25 people.
Potato chips-2 pounds serve 25 peo-
ple.-The Household.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-02-13
PECULIARLY FITTED.

Now" said Flanagan, after the ac-
cident, well have to send some man
to break the news gradual to the poor
mans wife,"
Send Hannigan." suggested Finne-
gan. Hes Just the man to break the
news gradual-he stammers so."-
philadalnhia Ledger
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-02-13
HER GIVEN AGE.

Bacon-The average age of persons
arrested in New York City Is 22 IL
years, and one out of five is wom-
an.
Egbert-I suppose the age liable to
be given by the woman brings the
average away down.-Yonker's States
man
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-02-13
To Darn Serge.

When darning cloth, serge or tweed,
1t is best to unravel a strand of wool
from the raw edge of turning, If It
can be procured, and use this to mend
the material with.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-02-13

Louis N. Parker, the dramatist,
was born in France; his father was
an American. his mother an English
woman; his first language was Ital-
ian, and he was educated IN Ger
many.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-02-13
HEARrLEss sHslLA SHEA.

Has no sense O. sorrow found ye,
Sheila Shea?
Faix, the world revolvos around yes
An it's gray.
Stin, the spell will soon be broken.
Sorra word o. what I've begged OF ye
to say.
If We will not grace a weddin
'Tis mcself will soon be dead, an
There's some comfort in a funeral, any
way.
Do ye hear me, Sheila Shea?
Shure, how can we be so gay,
Wild my breallin heart so near ye, that we
sing the livelong day?
Catholic Standard and Times.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-02-13
A Three.cornered Tear.

A three-cornered tear is best mend
ded invisibly with tailor's mending
plaster, which is applied to the back
Of the material.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-02-13

6hsre, tho parish is so quiet,
Sheila Shea,
AL the folk are saddened by IL
In way,
An the whole o. thin are waitin'
Fur the joy O. celebratin'
6omethin' lively; like a weddin', let us
say.
6hure, ye know It is the duty
OF a girl that's blessed wild beauty
10 be careful not to let it waste away
Do ye hear me- Sheia Shea?
Shure, how can ye be so gay,
wid such quiet all about ye, that ye sing
the livelong day?
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-02-13

Says the New Orleans Times-Demo.
crat: 1--WE have accepted responsi.
bilities which require large navy
and have been niggard about supply.
ing the ships and the bluejackets to
man them. The strength of the navy
should be continually increased until
we have reached point of absolute
safety, which will not be for many
years. We should not be niggard in
making provision for either material
or personnel"
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He will forfeit the sum Of S.
600 for any case Of Fits or
Epileptic Commissions

Consultation free in English and German
and strictly confidential. Write II you
cannot call.
Office hours; From ea. m. to $50 D. IN. On
Sundays to IL q. IN. only.
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DIR. E. GREWER, Consulting
Physician and Surgeon.

DIR. r. Grswer, graduate of the University
of Pennsylvania and one Of the leading spec
ialists of this State, is now permanently 10.
Gated at the above address. where he treats
all chronic diseases of Men, Women and
Children.
He makes Il speciality OF all forms of Ner.
vous diseases, Blood Poison. Secret Diseases,
Epileptic Fits. Commissions. Hysteria, st.
vitus Dance. Wakefulness cured under
guarantee,
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Lost Manhood Restored.
Weaknesses Of Young Men
Cured and All Private
Diseases.

Varicocele, Hydrocele andRupture prompt
ly cured without pain and no detention from
business.
He cures the worst cases Of Nervous Pros
tration, rheumatism, scrofula. Old Sores,
Blood Poison and all diseases of the Skin, Ear,
Nose, Throat. Heart, Lungs, Stomach, Liver,
Kidneys and Bladder.
Itching Piles Fistula, Structure, Tumors,
Cancers aud Golfers curod without cutting.
Special attention paid to the treatment OF
Nasal Catarrh
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-02-13

This is. really the finest cat In
Wien," said the old fancier. 81 do not
believe there is finer in Europe. II
there were, ach, gnadige Fraulein,
would walk thousand miles to get
her for you, as you brought my Gret-
chen to me"-Youth's Companion.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-01-07
UNO QUE FJE ACRE
dido pOr Ia espaI
da.
Un dependIente de La ChiSpa' agIe-
dl0 al agreS0T de MeldeZ.
Los dos hsrldOs fusrOn curadas on 81 salon de
sOCOrTO, slendO grave el estadO De MsndGl.

Auoche 4 las once, en- momentos ca que
estaba en IA pulperfa LA Chispa" de "a
calle de Ia Luna, 81 individuo Ger6nimo
Mendez Davila, fne agredido por Ia es-
palda poT Ignacio Torres Rodriguez, sin
que, al parecer, mediara provocaci6n.
Mendez cay6 al suelo banado en- sangre.
Cuando Rodriguez agFedi6 Torres, uno
De los dependencies di6 Ia vuelta por una
de las pueTtas que da.6 ID calle de San
Jose Y di6 comm palo Rodriguez.
Ambos fueron conducidps al cuarto de
sooorro, dejando unraRtro de saDgre en-
todo el traYecto.
Mendez fu6 curado de una herida CO..
mo de ounce centfmetros deade Ia region
mentoniana, habiendo seccionado la arte.
ria facial y ramas colaterales; otra herida
superficial sobre Ia region costaI derecha
como de seis sentfmetros un rasgufio So
bre la region escapular derecha. Torres
result6 con una herida incisa colgaio co.
mo de tres centfmetros en- el puIpejo del
dedo paIgar de Ia mano derecha, herida
leve.
Ell estado de Mendez es grave.
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EspIsndIda jarana en- eI club Rostos''

Auoche la culta sociedad del club ''Hos.
tos' celebr6 espl6ndida jarana. Estuvo
animadfsima.
Lucfan enslos salones su atractiva be-
lleza las sefioritas Paniagua, Obdulia y
Joaquina Castillo, Manuela Arroyo 10.
sefa Delgado y las Eeioras de Rivera Noa,
de Ramirez, de Cantero y otraH que senti'
mos no recordar.
Las sefioritas Castillo realmente apare'
clan sugestivas, 10 eran tanto como el
resto de las damas que hacfan amenfsima
aquella fiesta recreativa; 10 eran, decimos,
asf por su ftsica belIeza como por Ia afa.
bilidad de su tTato y sus nnaneras cnltas.
En- el "Club Hostos'' Sc da cita una lu'
ventud instruida que rinde homemade to-
do cuanto eleva el espfritu, por ESQ sus
festas de indole recrestiva resultan STEM
pre- lucid1simas.
La de anoche aunque Seneilla elegante,
hard epoca en- los anales del 'sClub Hos.
tos. pa.
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VeIa da Iiteraris en- FajardO
[De maestro cOrrespo onsal. ]

Enero 1o.-Anoche Sc llev6 efecto en-
nuestro teatro la velada literaria iniciada
por la distiDguida inteligente seiora do
ma Eulalia Souza de Denis.
Una comisi6n de j6venes obreros muy
eStimadoS, era Ia encaTgada de recibir, y
dirigir en- los trabaios de representation,
las simpaticas amigas que debfan tonar
parte en- dicho acto. r..
La comisi6n estaba compuesta Dor cua.
tro j6veneS distinguidos: don Pauline Ro'
sa, don Gregorio Dorcil, don Ramon La
torre y don Angel Molina.
DeSpues de una sinfonfa por la ORC uesta,
que fu6 muy aplaudida, hizo con un Balu.
do los obreros puertorriquefos, la ape1'
tura del acto Ia sefiora Souza de Denis,
habi6ndole 81 pdblico tributado mercedes
aplausos
Ell hermoso trozo literario ola Ma.
trinidad, fu6 inte pretado de una ma
nera sublime por Ia nina Isabel Lopez, de
pocos amos de edad, que den cta gran dis
posici6n para ell teatro. Ell pfbIico al
terminar, dedic6Ie muchos aplausos, lla-
mandols la escena.
Las poesfas "Amparo" de Mufioz Rive
re-; "Mi ditimo pensamiento'' del malogra-
do cantor Jose Rial; "Oro nativo'', del
inolvidable Gautier Benftez y otras fueron
recitadas por varias nifas y sefioritas.
''Pabellones'', hermosa composition de
Pepe de Diego fu6 recitada por la sefiori-
ia Carmen Figueroa, bandera espafioIa,
Rosa Lopez, banders americana, y la nina
Isabel Lopez que recit6 la parte Ultima
dedicada Ia bandera puertorriquefia, de
una manera admirable, habiendo el ptibli-
co iuterrumpido varias vecea q la pequefia
reeitadOra para dedicsrle freneticos aplau-
sos.
El mon6logo "Cuarto mengusnte'', de
Alcala de Galiano, fu6 eiecutado por la
seflorita Ciaudina Velez muy aplaudido
Ell dialogo "Don Juan ell Conde de
Sierra Clara" fee ejecutado por la nina
Isabel L6pez y por los i6veneg Alfredo Y
Nicasio Martinez, habiendo sido todos
muv aplsudiios.
Despu6s de los dialogos "Ramo de Pla-
ta'', de don Antonio Vinaiera "GuirnaI-
ds de Flores, de Panchito. Alvarez que
fueron Representatives por bonitas mucha.
chas, SO cerr6 la velada con la "Primera
Perla que fu6 ejecutado por cuatro j6venes,
hacienda las parties principales Ia sfmpdti.
ca sefoTita Georgina Maduro. Ia hermo-
SO humacsefia senorita Carmita Alfonso.
Tanto para la refiors de Denis, como
para todos los j6venes, sefioritas y nifias
que tomaron parte en- dicha velada, vaya
nuestra caluFosa feiicitsci6n, pero muy
particular Sc la dedicamos q los nifos Al
fredo Martinez Isabel Lopez.
iAdelante!
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la FIESTA
DEL SABADO.
POR LOS HINOS POBRES.

No es para deacrito el acto generoso de
que dieron pruebas inequfvocas las damas
organizadoras lie la fiesta del sabado, en- el
teatro. Cada nifio pobTe recibfa IN ju-
guete y Ia algeria que cauasba en- su
amino es indeecriptible. Fiesta hermosa!
Mas de mil nifios resulta' on sgraciados.
Mucho srtes de que Sc abrieran las
puertas del Uoliseo, gentfo de todas las cla-
Bes sociales rodeaba 81 edifcio. Los ma
yores aupiaban presanciar el acto. Los
nifos anhelando el momento precioso,
sofiado tantas veces, de contemplar en- sus
manecitas 81 Tegalo de reyes.
El eacenario, adornado sencillamente,
presentaba IN bonito aspecto. En- el CEN
tro un heTmosfaimo arbol de navidad de
cuyas ramag pendfan mGlhples bombillas
de varios colores, cintas = flores y luces
incandeacentes.
Rodeaban el tronco del arbol juguetes
colocadoB simetricamente.
En- cuatro escaparateB, dos cada lado
del escenario, estaban los demas jugueteE
estando destinados los de la derecha los
iuguetes para los varones en- los de la
izquierda los de las nifas.
Dos damas atendian los nifiog y dos
las nifas. Y otra guiaba & los sgracia'
dos, que sonTefan 4 medida que 20 acercs.
ban los juguetes, pensando cual le toca'
ria. Que acto mas herm oso!
Como en- la opera italiana, era mayor ell
n6mero de damas que el de caballeroF,
La buena Bociedad de San Juan acudi6
dar esplendor q ''la fiesta de los nifios po-
bres", como rezaban los tikets de palcos y
lunetas.
FL DR.. don Rafael del Vale, con la
proverbial Erase galana que le distiDgue,
hizo un bOnito digcurso dando las gracias
en- nombre de la comisitn oTganizadora
los geneTosoB donantes describiendo, de
modo admirable, la impression que pr ldu.
cfa en- la infancia desvalida \el obsequio
que la carload tributaba.
Tuvo perfoooS bell1simos que sentimos
no recordaT.
Fue muy aplaudido.
La banda del regimiento de Puerto
Rico y la orquesta de la policia insular
amenizaban el acto
La sefiorita Minina del Vale, ell alma
de la fiesta, secundada habilmente por las
Befioras de Rodriguez Sierra y de Asenjo,
y las sefioritas Amelia Hostos RaqueI
Cestero, con el mavor agrado, entregaban
cada nifio un juguete. Prestaron tam
bi@n su concurso los j6venes Carbon y
Todd otros mas que no recordamos.
Las damas, que tan efcazmente contri'
buyeron al exitc obtenido, reciban, con las
bendiciones de las madres de los ni1os po.
bres de San Juan, la seguridad de que su
cooperation es aplaudida, y de que es
apreciado como merece todo ell el'm6rito que
encierra la hermosa caritativa ob1a rea
izada. ..
DON RARTOTO
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las FIESTAS DEL
CarnaVaI en- Pom
Ce.
EI nuaVO Presidente del Casino.
--
Celsbriss all una sImpaiiCa hOda.
lDe nuegtro eorresponsaE.

Enero S.
Anoche se ceIebr6 junta general en-
81 Casino de Ponce para Ia election de
Presidents de dicha sociedad por renuncia
que hieiera de este cargo nuestro amigo
don Julio Rosich. Fu6 eIegido presiden-
te nuestro amigo don Jose Lacot Sc nom
bro vocal al sefor Roaich por haber re-.
nunciado dicho puesto den Salvador Man.
dri.
Anoche con motivo de la boda de
que damos cuenta en- otrO lngar. habfa
gran animation en- los alrededores de Ia
lgiesia en- las inmediaciones de Ia casa
de IA desposada. Muchas personals acu-
dieron preaenciar este acto social de
nuestra ''high life"
La pr6xima tempoTada para 81 car
naval promote ser brillante hulliciosa.
Sc hacen gTandes preparativos para dicho
festival.
I'm alto empleado de Ia aIcaldia mu-
nicipal ha presentado Ia renuncia de su
cargo. Ignoramos 81 ests sera no acep-
tada.
Ell syuntamiento no pudo celebrar
anoche la session ordinaria por falta de
| quorum.
Andnciase para muy On breye Ell
benefcio de don Miguel Casas Pedrerol,
tenor c6mico de la companfa de zarzuela
que actda en- nueetra coliseo.
EstS por las nubes 81 precio de Ia
hierba asi como 81 dc Ia leche por falta de
pastos
-Tenemos entendido que pronto mon
tara sus ofcinas en- esta ciudad un banco
que pFestara dinero largos plazog y mo-
dicos intereses para Ia construction de
cssas.
En- 81 dia de aver Sc present6 ante
esta corte de Distrito, una demanda sobre
divorcio interpuesta por don Francisco
Montaner Colon contra su eBposa Eugenia
Garcia Colon, ambos de esta vecindad.
LIeva en- este pVeito Ia representation del
demandante el joven abogado don Tomas
Castillo.
Ell vierneB & las once media de la
noche contrageron matrimonio cat6lico,
ante el altar de Ia Purfsima, Ia agraciada
angelical sefiorita Rafaela Fornaris ell
apreciable joven don Sergio Torruella.
Fueron padrinos de la simpatica boda Ia
distiDguida sefiorita Angela Cortada y el
correcto joven don Juan Torruella.
Entire Ia selecta concurrencia Sc encon.
traban las seforas de (Poventud, Jose
Angel) (Salazar Felipe) (Torruella
Juan) (Morell MiguelO (SubiranaD , las
senoritas Enriquetita Isabelita Openhei.
mer, Maria Luiss Vivas Valdivieso y
Toro.
Ell acto Sc celebr6 en- Ia casa vivienda
de los padres de Ia desposada, donde es-
pl6ndidamente Sc obsequi6 & la escogida
concurrencia.
Deseamos tan amable pareia un sol
de felicidad, brillando eternamente sin
npbes en- su hogar de primaveTa.
-Nuestro apreciable amigo 81 joven
Abogado insular don Tomas Castillo, ha
defendido va varios, casos ante las Cortes
de Ponce, se lesolicita con frscuencia, da-
da la simpatfa de que goza nueBtro amigo
entire los elementos populares.
El senior Castillo por sus condolences
de inteligencia caracter, lograr6 colocar-
Sc gran altura en- la profession que ahora
comienza.
{ Bien 10 merece.
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.UN AGUERDO DEL
AyuntanientO de
HatiIlO.
ID 10 cue Indica q acta cue pubIicamog

90 10 que indica q acta que pubIicamos 4
continuation:
Pedro >. Navag Gomez, Sscretario
Municipal de Hatillo.
Certifca que en- session ordinaria ceIe..
brada por ell Concejo Municipal de este
pueblo en- el dia yeinte siete de Diciem
bre iltimo De trat6 entire varios pa1ticula.
res el siguiente: Hatillo Diciembre 26 de
1906. Sefores del Ayuntamiento Pro
xima eRtS Ia epoea en- que por ell Daparta'
mento del Interior Sc proceder6 4 Ii cons.
trucci6n de carreteras, por virtud del em.
pIetito votado en- Ia Ultima Legislature,
segfn una Icy aprobada en- ocho de Mario
del corTiente afioy y como en- Ia expresada
ley esta inclufda Is carFetara n6mero dos
que partiendo de Catafio termina en- Pom
ce poT el litoral de la isla, haIlandose, por
tanto, comprendida en- ella eI t1ozo de
Camuy Arecibo, soy de parecer que por
este Hon. Concejo Sc tome acuerdo en- ell
sentido de recomendar efcazments 4 los
sefiores Delegates 4 la Csmara por este
Distrito para que gestionen que la cons.
trucci6n de dicha carretera Sc haga stimuli.
t6neamente partiendo de los dos puntos de
empalme, & fin de disfrutar, cuanto antes,
de los benefcios que 4 este vecindario
Teportarfa 81 estar undo pOr una carre'
terra con Arecibo. Respetuosamente Ma.
nuel Alcaide, Alcalde. El Concejo abun'
dando en- los mismos deseos que 81 mocio'
mario por unanimidad acuerda se recurra
q los sefores Delegates del Distrito ha'
ci6ndole Ia recommended ci6n que 80 propone,
y para que esta surta sus mejores efsctoa
sc libre copia certifcada de este acuerdo
cada uno de los sefiores Delegates mencio'
nados los fines que SO interesan.
Es copia coDforme al original obrante
en- 81 ibro de actas, del corriente sjercicio,
debidamente aprobada por eI senior AlcaI'
de- Y para remitiT, segdn SO dispOne q
don Manuel Zeno Gambia, Delegado 8 la
Camara por 81 Distrito de Arecibo expido
la presente en- Hatillo cuatro de, Enero
de mil novecientos biete amos.
Pedro u Novas.
Manuel ALcGide.
AlcaIde.