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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-06-01
CHURCH AFFAIR A SUCCESS.
c. E. Hewart Got Ton of Coal for 10
Cents.

The country store and supper given at
tle flrst Methodist church last night for
the purpose of raising money to he added
10 the church fund was a pleasing and
financial success. Receipts amounted
to nearly $500.
Everything on hand for sale had been
donated and every article sold for 10
cents: Charles E. Hewart got a ton of
coal for 10 cents. The newspapers of the
city donated subscriptions, which sold for
ten cents.
The crowd that appeared for supper at
$50 o clock was so great that the supper
committee ran out of food and had to
turn large number away. L. A. Will
kihs, chairman OF the young mems com
mittee, was in charge of the affair
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-06-01
HIGH SCHOOL EXERCISES.
Two Glasses of Year Hold Their Com
mencement.

The fifteenth annual commencement ex-
ercises of the Ogden high school were
held in the Grand opera house last even
ing before audience that taxed the
capacity of the hall. There were forty
six graduates from the classes of Oe1z and
'G7. The high school orchestra discoursed
music for the occasion. Miss Georgiana
II. Smurthwaite. '061s. was the valedic-
torian- The presentation of diplomas was
made by Principal Austin. The second
part of the program consisted of an oper-
eta entitled "A Dress Rehearsal" The
salutatory for the class of 'O7 was given
by George R Witmeyer. Orations were
delivery by Miss Blanche Williams and
Lew w BeaSOn
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-06-01
Ogden Briefs.

BACK FROM NORTHWEST-Judge H.
II. Rolapp and David Eccles returned
yesterday from an extended trip to the
northwest.
MARRIAGE LICENSE-A marriage IL
cense was granted yesterday to George
A Lorenz and Miss Vera Lundeil both
of Salt Lake.
ON INSPECTION -Superintend-
ent E c. Manson of the Southern Pac-
ific went east on No. yesterday morn
ing on a trip of inspection over the
Salt Lake division
ABLE TO BE OUT-Andrew Alexander.
the engineer who had his leg broken in
q collision at Carlin last January. was
able to be out on the street for the first
time since the accident, yesterday.
DIVORCE FOR MRS. GREEN-Mar-
garet E. Green was yesterday granted
a divorce from NJ. Eugene Green. She
was also given thee right to take her
maiden name, Margaret E. Caprien.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-06-01

that. it is in the interest of the other
quarry.
Those who were present last evening
were A. Richter. T. Sloan, T. W. Jen-
ningS. A. o. Brattain, J.. NJ Iverson and
Jerome Hirschman.
After considerable discussion the mat
ter was postponed and the council will
visit all the macadamized streets Monday
afternoon, starting from the Wilson no.
tel at o'clock and viii determine lust
what is best to use on this work
The plan of paving the intersections
with asphalt was proposed by Mr.. Mo-
ran, who said that this would allow all
the water to run off witheut tearing I'D
the macadam. The plan of laying as
phalt over the entire district and the
scheme of coating the macadam with as
phalt were practically given up as too
expensive
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-06-01
TWO BINGHAM MINERS
ARE BADLY INJURED
Especial to The Herald

Bingham, May 31.-Jack Ward, a miner
employed at the Frisco mine, was fatal
ly injured by a premature explosion this
morning as he was preparing to blast
just before coming off shift. How the ex-
plosion occurred is a mystery. but Ward
suffered terrible injury. Both arms were
blown off and his left eye blown out He
was taken to Salt Lake on this morn
ings train. but the doctors say that there
is no hope of recovery.
Tony Msholist, an Austrian, Is years
of age, was caught in a cave-in at the
Boston Consolidated about o'clock this
morning and suffered the fracture of two
ribs. He was taken to the hospital at Salt
Lake this afternoon.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-06-01
The Magic No. 8.

Number three is a wonderful mascot
for Geo. H. Paris, of Cedar Grove,
Me, according to letter which reads:
after suffering much with liver and
kidney trouble, and becoming greatly
discoura ged by the failure to find re
lief, 1 tried Electric Bitters, and as a
result I am a we'll man today. The
first bottle relieved and three bottles
completed the cure" Guaranteed best
on earth for stomach, liver and kidney
troubles, by Y. G. Nj. I. soc.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-06-01
MUSICALE AT UNIVERSITY
Close of Successful Series Given bv
Squire Coop

The last musicale of the year at the
university was given yesterday in the as
sembly hall The programs given under
the direction of Squire Coop have been
extremely popular. Their success will in
sure more of them next year The pro
gram rendered yesterday follows: SeIec-
ton. L Male Quartet: contralto solo Miss
Hazel WINNER: selection. L Choir: bass
solo, Clifford Ashby; soprano SOLO Miss
Mae O'Neil. tenor solo. T. Ashworth:
violin solo. l. Fitzpatrick; bass solo,
Mark Brown.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-06-01
PAVING RECOMM ENDED.
Favorable Action on Fifth South and
Fifth East.

The council engineering committee last
evening recommended the paving of Fifth
South street from West Temple to Sec
ond East streets, and the paving of Fifth
East street from Brigham to Third South
streets. with asphalt.
The Fifth South street project has long
been discussed. as it will complete the
pavement on three sides of the city and
county building. The Fifth East street
pavement is wanted by large number of
citizens living on that street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-06-01
ENTERTAINED BY ALUMNI.
Banquet for University Dramatic
Club and Debaters

The members of the University Ora
matte club and the university debaters
were the guests of the Alumni associa-
ton at a banquet at the Alta club last
evening. The hall was artistically deco
rated in red and white, the school coiorS.
The Alumni association intends to make
this an annual custom. A number of
toaSts were responded to and some of the
debaters who leave school this year gave
some able talks. Members of the dra-
matte club gave some informal sketches
which afforded great amusement.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-06-01
SHORT EXISTENCE.
Bruno Irrigation Company Is Dis.
solved.

The Bruno Irrigation company is no
more On petition of the officials of the
concern yesterday, Judge Morse ordered
short-lived affair, having been incorpor-
ated May 20. 1t was stated in the petit
ton for dissolution that the company had
failed to realize on an important deal for
~ out when it incorporated The direc-
tors were c. B. McNemmy +. A Bayless
J. V. G. McNearney and Ed s. Croft
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-06-01
SWINDLER SkIPS OUT.
Jack Morris Disappears After Pass
ina Bad Check.

Jack Morris. who passed a bad check
on Martin Nadel Wednesday night, is
supposed to have left town. He disap-
peared after telling Nadel Thursday af-
ternoon that he would come right back
with money sufficient to make good the
bad check for SOS. which he had passed
on Nadel in payment for a suit of clothes.
Morris, who is believed to be a mining
man. during his brief stay in Salt Lake
is said to have swindled S. T. Vickery,
proprietor of the Orpheum Annex room
ing house, out of $40
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-06-01
A Card.

Invitations to the opening on June
of the Safe Deposit Vaults were sent
out by messenger, and in many cases
they have miscarried, greatly to the re-
greet of the management. 1t is especial
iy desired that every one of the six
thousand customers of this company
should be present and we take this
opportunity to extend a cordial invita-
ton to all our friends.
SALT LAKE SECURITY & TRUST
COMPANY.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-06-01
DAMAGES ARE AWARDED.
William PenfieId to Get $1,000 From,
Union Pacific.

After two hours elaboration last even
ing the jury in the $4,000 damage case
of William Penfield against the Union
Pacific Railroad company returned YER
dict in favor of the plaintiff for $500.
This is the second time that the case was
heard I'm the district court. In the first
instance Judge Howell issued peremptory
instructions for no cause of action. 1t
was carried up to the supreme court,
which returned it to the lower court for
retrial. Penfield was struck by an engine
while walking through the railroad yards
from the freight house, where he was en-
ployed
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-06-01
A Fortunate Texan.

Mr.. L. w. Goodloe, of 1O7 st. Louis
ST.. Dallas. Tex. says: "In the past
year / have become acquainted with
DR.. Kings New Life Pills, and no lax
alive / ever before tried so effectuaily
disposes of malaria and biliousness
They don't grind nor grippe. 25c, at Il
c. NJ. /. drug store.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-06-01
Public SchoEs Close.

The Ogden public schools closed yes
terday and many of the teachers will
leave town, for the summer, at once.
The school year just closed is said to
have been one of the most successful
in the history of education in Ogden.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-06-01
BUT SHALL WE?

washington Herald.)
1T is not always May" sighed the soul
full poet.
I'VE don't expect it to be- retorted
the practical person. "Well be quite sat
isfied to have it May during the thirty
one DAYS comprising the fifth calendar
month"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-06-01
Teeth Drawn, Death Follows.

Ray E Doxey, II years of age died
at his home. 231 Twenty-seventh street
yesterday morning from the effects of
blood poisoning. Young Doxey returned
from Nevada about three weeks ago to
have some teeth extracted. The roots
were badly liberated and he suffered
severely from tOothache. Following the
pulling of the teeth, blood poisoning set
in. The lads father is Alma Doxey, who
recently returned from a mission
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-06-01
THEIR BAIL INCREASED.
Authorities Determined to Keep
Lukos and Quinn in Jail.

When Lukos and Quinn. the two men
in the county jail on a charge of burg
larry, were taken before Judge Howell
in the district court yesterday, their
bonds were increased to 81 600 each This
action was taken on motion of the dis
trict attorney. Since the prisoners were
able to dig up Sl,500 bonds, which they
did few days ago. the prosecution de-
cided to get the bail increased as much
as the court would permit. 1t is especial
ly desired to keep the prisoners here for
trial
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-06-01
HIT A TROLLEY POLE.
Too Much Whisky for o. 7. Har-
rjnQton.

Daniel Timothy Harrington, while stag
gering under the weight of his name and
a gallon of bad whisky, imbibed at a
State street saloon, struck telephone
pole near Sixth South on State street at
about 1915 O'Clock last night and fell in
front of a northbound car.
The fender was thrown down and Dam
iel Timothy Harrington was scooped up.
Patrolman Woods was on the car and
Harrington was jailed on the charge of
drunkenness.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-06-01
Lagoon Train Time Table.

$50, S:45, II a. m.
2, 4, s, 7. 8 D. m.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-06-01
MUCH SORROW MANIFESTED
Services Over the Remains of Will
liam Ball Will Be Held at Nam
moth hY B. 2. O. E. No. I'll.


Eureka. May 31--The remains of Will
liam Ball, who was killed by live wire
in the Lower Mammoth mine Thursday
evening, will be laid to rest in Lehi next
Sunday. Tomorrow Saturday evening,
Tintic lodge B. P. o. E. No. III. and all
the knights of Pythias in the district will
meet at the J.. D. S. meeting house in
Mammoth at $50 where services will be
held under the auspices of the first
named order. The body will be shipped
on the early morning train from Mann
moth to Lehi and a large number of Eslks
and Pythians will accompany the re
mains.
Much sorrow is manifested throughout
the district over the untimely death of
big-hearted. whoie-souled William Ball
Lehi. May 3l.-Superintendent William
Ball of the Lower Mammoth Mining COM
pany. who met death in the mine last
evening in most tragic manner, will be
brought to Lehi for burial Sunday. His
remains viii. reach here at o'clock and
lie in state at his mothers home till go
o'clock, when they will be taken to the
new tabernacle, where funeral services
will be held.
Mr.. Ball was born in Lehi and always
made this his home when he was not in
the mining camps. and his sudden death
was a most severe shock to his many
friends and relatives here.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-28

Dedicado & los millares de nifos Cuyas
EngenuaB preguntas sobre 81 origen de Ia
vida y del sec merecen una Contestaci6n
Encera, directa y terminante, que los Ealve
de ignorancias peligrosas = los pOnga en-
condolences de luchar con 6xito contra el
viciO y contra los pecados sclitaIios y 30.
CialeB, estk el libro P.tresa g VeTdad: LO
que debe sGber et NGtO, del gran maestro y
penBador noTtes esmericano SyIvanug Stall,
y que, traducido del ingl6s por 81 ilustra-
do eaCritor don Severino AzoaT, acaba de
poner & la venta la Casa editorial de los
Eefiorss Bailly Bailli6re Hijog
Este libro, deSde su aparici6n ha tenidO
un exitO aBombroBo, Biendo traducido q
Casi todos los idiomaB del mundo mere
Ciendo los mayoreB elogioS de los hombres
de CienciR y de doctoS te6logos y preladoS,
pudiendcBe citar entire otras peTBonalidades
eSpafiolcs al sefor obispo de Madrid, cuya
licenCia de impression = publication enca-
beza ls obra, y al sabio doctor Mariani,
Cuyo juicio tambien 80 insertR.
LO que tebe SG6eT eI milo tFata los mas
delicadoB puntos de las relacioneS sexualeB
dc I'm mOdo claro, concise y sin una pala-
bra que pueda excitar m6rbidos Hentimien.
tOs. El fin principal que este ibro SO
prOpone es preservaT al nifio del vicio que
le ha de tender lazOs, inspirarle ideas mo.
rales y elevRdas sObre las fuuciones de re.
production.
En- una palabra, cate librO eB sin duda
Rlguna el mejOr y mas leal COnsejero de la
vida, por 10 que su lectura intereSa no So
lamente al niho, pOr 10 sugegtiva y habil,
BinO que al padre y en- general al hombre
y & Ia mujer, pueB eO inCalCulable 10 que
81 mundo progresRria en- rectitud y honrs'
dez de vida 81 se asimilara el espfritu que
palpita en- Ia obra de Sylvanus Stall.
Ests Obra, que hs sido editada con es.
meradO gusto tipografco, v6ndese en- Ia
librerfa de los sefiores BaiIly. .Bailli6re
Hijog, plaza de Santa Ana, 10, Madrid,
al pEeciO de $50 pesetas en- r6stiCa y 4.50
encuadernRda. PidaHe en- tcdas las libre.
riag de EBpafia America.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-28
ROSARIO MURIO EN-
Ia CarcGI de Ponce.
Dos que Sc dediCahan a COjeF galIi-
mas, cayeIOn en- eI garIltO.
COsms Dlsz J Alicia MaIdOnadO COndsRadOs pOr
dsIItO De aauIteEI9.
(De m1estro cOrrespOmsaE }

Mayo 27.-EvaDgelista Rosario, de-
Naranjito, condenado por Ia corts munici.
pal de Bsrros an sfio de cSrcel por abu'
30 de confanza, cuando solo le faltaban
dos meses para cumplir so ccndena, muri6
anoche las 8 de Ia misms, On 81 hospita-
lilo de la c6rceI de diBtrito
-Candido Rivero, guardia de penales
destacado en- estR c6Fcel, ha preBentado Ia
Fenuucia de su cargo, con car6cter de
irrevocable. Aprendan de los chiquitoG,
los grandes llorones.
echo dollars de multa coHt6 Agug-
tfu Hernandez el haber pegado nm bofst6n
jose Garcia. -. .@@
joaquin Rodriguez, no el conocido y
valiuso unioniata, sin6 un muchacho que
encontr6 NAL puesto nm cortaplumag To-
guard6, ha Bido condensdo treinta dias
de dep6sito.
-Celentino Matos y Juan Ortiz, que Sc
dedicaban & cojer gallinas de don Julio
RivaT, que las tiene de legftima clase anne
ricana, con una trampa prop6sito, Sc les
quebr6 81 juego : fueFon condeDados 6
cuarents dias de cSrcel, On la de Distrito.
Ell mRTteB de la presente semana se
llevara cabo, en- los salones de Ia casa
COnsistorial, Ia reunion de los eIementos
que Componen Ia Gnardia Nacional de
Ponce, para la designation de oficiales.
Ell Honorable ComisionadO del Interior, y
Comandante de Ia Guardia Nacional de
San Juan, asistir6n & la reunion. G
Manuel Torrez, que en- el cafe de las
DelicisB Sc hurt0 una GAIA de dplCeB, fu6
castigado por Ell juez municipal con treints
diaH de dep6sito.
-Cosme Diaz y Alejandrina Maldona-
do, Rcusados de adulterio, fueron condena'
dos hoy q la pena- de trescientog dollars de
multa ella , Glen 6l. Ella era casada y
su marido es el que la denuncia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-28
PETE" EN- WAS
hington ! Pun" en-
San Juan.
No tiene asignaCi6n ~.
en- preSupueStO.

Como gabr6n nuestros Iectores 81 90 to.
maTou la pena de leerlo, en- dias pasadoS
public6 LA Correspondence" que 81 pre-
Bidente Roosevelt tiene m peFro llamado
Ptte, que es gu policfa faYorito que est6
de guards permanente en- Casa Blanca,
en- 81 vsstfbuIo de Ia residencia del jefs de
la naci6n con categorfa cficial.
Pues bisn, hay otro Pete, con el nombTe
de Fan, en- la isls On San Juan.
Este 90 M perrito Bato que por srte de-
bSTtGbiTLoque, pregent5se un dia, sin reco'
mendaci6n aIguna, en- eli cuarteI general
de la policfa. ...-.-.
Sin pregurtar por nadie, plan pia1aitO
meti6se bajo 81 eacritorio del Coronel
HamilI.
Un guaTdia, ceIoso del cumplimiento de
su debeT, tFAt6 de lamar al animalito, Pc
ro el jefe Sc opuso, mand6 darle de conner
y, desde ent6nces, el peTro tom6 poBeBi6n
de Bu destino, grGtss, por Bupuegto, porque
Pete podr6 tener aEignaci6n Official, peYo
pm solo tiene las nnigajas de Bu nuevo
amo. ClaFo estS que 81 Ia c&mara unio'
nista hubiers puesto aSignaci6n especial q
Pun, el direCtoTio republican, hubiera
eScrito otra carta, alberta de par en- par al
gobierno, quejoBo de clio. t~#
Amigo fel, vela mientTas el jefs est6
ausente, J cuando viene 90 pone debsjo de
Hu CANA. r.:
al mas mfnimo ruido que olga, de algo
que Bs RpToxime al cuarto del jefs, RrmR
su correspondence escSndalo, que despier'
ia 50 amo y los que no 10 son.
Rsgpetuoso en- Ia forma, cuaudo sale,
parece pedirIe Ia venia al coronel GUAM
do este sale, quiera irse tras 81, pero Bi
este le dice istop! deti6nese mas rSpido
que los trOIIeys ferrocarriIes con sin
fIenos especiales, porque 81, PaCa, tiene el
freno natural de la intuici6n y de lR leal'
tad, sin que Conozca 10 que es el egOiBmo.
iCaiate bien, PWnl
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-28
FIlANDO PRO-
CedimientOs judi
CIaIeS en- case de
demanda.
J6vsR que haGs aIgdn tIsmpO pTsssntaha SIN
tomas De snagsnaeI6R mental.

Sc trRta de La ley fjando procedimien.
tos judicialeB On caso de demencia: Rpro.
bada en- IA de Mario Gltimo.
El i6ven Santisgo de Mira Villavi-
CenCio, natural de San Jose de Costa Rica
y de "a amos de edRd, hace algdn tempo,
preBentaba sfntomas de ensgenat ion men.
tai. ...-.
Dennnciado 81 hecho por 81 fiscal del
dist1ito, expresando que Ia ClaBe de locu.
"a one padece VillaviceuCio eB peligFosa
para 81 bienestar de otras perBonas, la
corte de distrito, gecci6n Segunda, libr6 un
msndamiento de aTTesto, Aeiialando para
Ia vista del case el dfa de hoy.
Esta mafiRna compaTeci6 sl fiscal, y por
ell demandado ell abcgado senior Ramirez
de Arellano, nombFado de oficio por ell
iuez, ante 81 jurado compueato de los con-
tribuyenteB seficres Jose Ramos de Ana
va, Eduardo AchR, Emigdio s. Ginorio,
Pedro Elzaburu, R0Eendo Castro = Rafael
Alvarez Torres, exponiendo el case =
ofreciendo Bu prueba, consistente en- Ia
declaration de los doctores Goenaga, Go.
mez BrioBo y Carballeira y de los tes-
tigos doctor Jose M. Mrrxuach y el Cabo
de Ia detective Inocencio Dfaz.
&6OS A2COtbHsANSB OGG4&AGkOA AA0 SG D9
opinion, Sc tFataba de uu demente peli-
groso, Rirmando ell doctor Goenaga que
baBtsbs hablar con el demandado para
Convercerse de que Ell j6ven VillavicenCio,
est6 loco.
El doctor Marxuach, manifsAt6 que
har6 como un afio que Villavicencio viene
hacienda demoBtraciones de ensgensci6n
mental; que hablaba solo, manoteaba, BE
detenfa en- las esquinaR; tenia Ia mania
de las postRles y de los paBeos y agreg6
que su padre mnri6 loco en- CoAta Rics;
que no poBefa medi0s de fortuna nj 81
nj HuB familiaTes
El cabo Dfaz dijo que hace tempo
habfa notado eI deseqnilibTio de las facul-
tades mentales del demsndado, al que ha
sorprendido hacienda exposiciones desho'
neatas Que un dfa ge le quej6 I'm Befior
de que el demandado le habfa amenazado
con pegarle un tiro y, registrado, TeBult6
que no pOrtabR arma Rlguna; que dife-
renteB veceB 10 ha visto con un palo un-
tado en- saliva para cojer hormigas en-
unos hormigueroB que hay en- Puerta de
TERRA; que en- varias ocasiones 10 ha en-
contrado atlas horaa de la noChs en- el
baja mar; que SO la pasa escribiendo pos
tales en- terminus indecorosos y paBeandO
arriba = absjo como quien tiene priss;
que GltimRmente fa6 condenado & ounce
dias de arreBto que cumpli6 en- el dep6sito
municipal.
DeBpu6s del inf6rme del Fiscal y de Ia
defensa, el Honorable juez Hefior Toro,
di6 sus inBtrucciOnes al juradO, Caliicando
de preventive buena Ia ley y pidiendO
dieran un veredicto de acuerdO con Ia
prueba practicada, contestando las pre-.
guntaB que entreg6 pOr eHcrito.
Ell jurado deliber6 un ratio y regrest
declarando dsmente al demandado; que
tiene % % amos, que es natural de Cos
ia Rica; que ha heredado de 50 padre la
locurs; que es inBOlvente; que no tiene en-
Puerto Rico persona obligada legalmente
& mantenerlo, por 10 que debfa ingFesaE
en- un manicomio. Con 10 cuaI telmiu6
Ell actO, dandO el juez las graciaS al ju'
RADIO.
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JuegOS atIetiC0S en- Ponce.
Tres msdaIIas de orc los tres prImsros prsmIos.

Mafiana salem en- el tren de la maflana
para Ponce, los clubs atI6ticos de la Es'
cuela Normal de Rio Piedrag, con ell obje-
to de celebrar jutgos con la Alta Escuela
de aquella pobIaci6n.
AdemaB de un ''sucet" atE6tico y del
juego de base ball, Sc celebrar6 un decEo
mGt0Ty contest, entire ambas eBcuelas.
En- este contest repreBentar6n Ia Normal
las senoritaB Isabel Andrea y Ernestina
Ruiz, y los j6venes CabRllero y Soto.
Tres medallag de orc Be han recibido
por el d!timo correo, one Sc repartir6n
los tres primeros premios.
Reina gran entusiasmO en- Rio Piedras,
y cuarenta enthusiasts normalistas acompa-
fiaran q Ponce los luchsdores, Hiendo la
mitad Befioritas.
Mr.. Miller, ell principal de Ia escuela,
y 81 seflora, acompafian la excursion, eB-
tandO encaFgadoB de todoH.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-28
ANUNCIO De SUBASTA
DEPARTAMENTO DEL INTERIOR.

Ofcina DEL superintsndente de Obral
PGblicas.
San Juan, P. r. Mayo %, 1907.
PropoHiciones en- pliegos cerrados para
adjudication en- pdblica subasta del sunni.
niStro, medida entrega de 54, 400 metros
cdbicos, mas menos, de pisdra triturada,
por loteD, para IL conservation de las Ca
FTeteEag Iusulares Be admitiran en- esta
OfcinR hasta las II .. m. del dfa Is de
Junic de 1907 en- que Se abrir6n pdbliCa'
meDte. ::.l.
Todos los datos neCssariOs SO daE6n en-
ests O6cina donde ss enCuentran de mani.
festo todos los dOcumentog que han, de re-
gir On Ia Contrata podr6n TecOger los H.
eitadoreB los modelOs de prOpOBiciOnes que
han de preBentaF.
La administration se reserva el derecho
de rechazar cualquiera .tOdas las propo.
siCioneg.
Por orden del ComiGonado del Interior.
2. J. JSnsemes, Superintendent de Obras
IuD41e88,