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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-03-06
Special to the Record.

Special to the Record
Santa Fe, N. M, Mar. 6.-The coun-
Gil this morning confirmed the first
appointment made by Governor Hag-
erman, that of Clark as superinte1d-
ent of public instruction. 1t is believ-
ed tnat the majority of his appoint
meats will now be confirmed.
The council passed the bill extend
ing the corporate limits of Santa Fe.
but killed the bill requiring the wa
ter and light companies to file a map
of their lines. These are bills intro
duced by Speaker Baca in his fight
against the municipal corporations
of this city.
The council passed c. B. No. So,
for the employment of Jail prisoners.
and G. B. So, regarding the property
rights of husband and wife.
Chavez introduced an act relating
to community land grants, anu the
Murray act for the payment of judges
and clerks of election
1t is now given out that the COM
mittee appointed to Investigate the
alleged Irregularities in connection
with the timber lands of the Pennsyl-
vania Development Co, will hold Sc
cret sessions, and that the public will
not be admitted. There is a disposi-
administration of the land matters.
and this appears to be what the 9th
er fellows do not want 1t is generally
conceded that Governor Hagerman is
absolutely clear of all blame.
Special to the Daily Record
Santa Fe, N. M, Mar. 6.-House
Bill No. 81, changing the boundaries
of Quay county by taking portions of
San Miguel and Union counties pass
ed the house yesterday afternoon.
Speaker Baca introduced a bill pro-
viding for holding of a constitutional
convention by the delegates elected
at the last election. Twenty bills
were reported by the chief clerk of
the house to the council this morn
ing as having passed the house.
Among the number is bill provid-
ing for the sale of land to Roswell
for cemetery purposes. The bill now
goes to the Governor. The house has
not yet reported the passage of the
amended council bill, No. 65. TO the
LOOMS.
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ANOTHER PARLIAMENT
OPENED WITH TROOPS.

Teheran, Persia, Mar. 6--The oath
of allegiance was administered to
members of the Chamber of Deputies
yesterday. Seven hundred men, COM
prising the volunteer corps of the Ma
tional Guard, are being drilled each
day. 1t is reported that unrest pre-
walls throughout the country.
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Gard of Thanks.

Words cannot express our thanks
and appreciation of those friends who
shared with us the lonely vfgils by
the bedside of our loved one; no
sweeter memory can live in any heart
than the memory of their untiring de-
votion to the one that mas just left
us. The waves of sorrow break up
On every shore and we cannot but
hope that friends as true may gather
around each one of them should sor-
row invade their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. J. Cole.
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Capt Chas. de Bremond entertained
a few of mis- sheepmen friends yester-
day afternoon, as he is noted for do
ing whenever visiting his ranch five
miles east of the city, in a style no
one will ever forget This ranch is
unsurpassed IN the Pecos Valley and
is stocked with as fine Shropshire
sheep as any farm in the U1ited
States. Those present in the party
were: c. c. Martin, A. d. Garrett. w.
II. Long, Jonn Matherson and Eliza
White.
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c. H Edwards, a prominent young
Roswell, New Mexico business man,
was here last Sunday courting-no.
attending courier, novel;, II fact
we've forgotten just how the young
lady stated midland Livestock
Reporter.
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SHOT HIS WIFE AND
LIFELONG FRIEND,

Indianapolis, Ind, Mar. 6.-Mrs.
Fred Schwomeyer and William Gill
died today from bullet wounds infiic-
ted by the woman's husband at Ben
Davis. Scnwomeyer had started from
his home for Indianapolis, but missed
his car and returned home. Looking
through a window he saw his wife
and Gill together. Gill was shot five
times End the woman once. Schwo-
meyer states that his home mad been
ruined. The men for years had been
close friends.
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PARTNER of carneoie Dead,

Pfttsburg, Pa, Mar. 5.-Col. Homer
]. Lindsay, assistant to the president
of the Carnegie Steel Co., died today
of Brigat's disease. He was one of
Andrew Carnegie's young partners,
having entered the employ of the
company as a telegraph operator at
the age of Is.
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corner of Second street and Richard
son avenue. The booklet will describe
the opera house and club rooms, pros
pectiye, and give in detail the plans
by which the money can be raised to
put up the building. Although it will
take some little time to work out this
scheme, it is looked upon as winner
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pueblo Democratic. Convention.

Pueblo, Col, March g. The De-
mocratic city convention is being held
here today, with much rivalry in evi-
dence. Both parties are making elab-
crate plans for the coming municipal
campaign, which promises to be the
hottest n years.
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counIe OF coIored Couples.

Marriage license has been granted
the following: John Carter aged 40.
and Josie Henderson, aged 35; Kelly
Foster, aged 25, and Inez Turner, aged
81. All are colored people of Roswell.
The first couple was married by Rev.
" T. Johnson.
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eLKs ADOPT PLAN

The Elks of Roswell have prepared
the data for a booklet that will be
issued and distributed among the
members of the lodge soon to inter-
est all in a set plan for a club and
opera house that the promoters de-
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eAiEsIAnIEs wANTED.

SALESLADIES WANTED.
None but experienced help need
apply. Also seamstress wanted in our
Dressmakins Dept. None but good
Sewers can be used.
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Oklahoma Congressional Convention.

OKTanoTla IOngTEssIOndT COHV5htIUH.
Oklahoma City, Okla, March g.
The Democrats of the Second congress
sional district of the new state are
holding their convention today at
Geary E. L. Fulton of this city, Ed
Black of Taloga and w. r. Snanks of
Geary are among the candidates for
the congressional nomination.
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MATTERS AT
SANTAFE
APPOINTMENT OF CLARK AS
SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT
CONFIRMED BY COUNCIL
THIS MORNING.
A SECRET INQUIRY

Governor Hagerman Held Absolutely
Blameless by Public Opinion.-The
House Reports Twenty Bills Pass
ed.-The Sale of Land to Roswell
for Cemetery Purposes Will Be
Permitted.
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WANTED Houses and rooms for
rent Come and list them with me.
Miss Nell Moore. at American Ma
tional Bank. 1t
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Louisville, KY, Mar. 6.-Ten per-
sons were injured, two seriously in
a collision between street cars today,
when a Shelby street car struck a
Chestnut street car in the center
breaking it almost in two
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The Roswell Trade Directory ap-
pears to have filled a long felt want
At slight expense it keeps the names
of all the leading firms of the city
constantly in the paper. so that a
stranger picking up the Record any
where has a pretty good index to
what kind of a town 1t come from.
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Marriage license was issued this
afternoon to Dario Franco, aged 23.
and Angelo Anchondo, aged 1S, both
of Roswell. They will be married to-
night at the BRIDES home in Chinua--
hua addition. by Judge Evans.
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Miss Meers has been called to FL
Paso in the interest of her business
and win be at home to her custom
ers in three or four weeks. 1ts
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THE PRESIDENT RIGHT

Schmitz Says He is Opposed to the
Wholesale and Unrestricted Immi-
grafton of OrientaIs to the Pacific
Coast, but Would Admit Them to
the Schools No Word From Ruef
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HOUSE BILL NO. 1923.
An Act Relating to Sidewalks in Cit
les and Towns.

introduced by S. Mirabal by request
February 25, 1907; read first and
Second times by title, ordered trans
lated and printed and referred to
Committee on Corporatiols.)
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REPORT ON
INSURANCE
NEW JERSEY INSURANCE INVES-
TIGATION COMMITTEE PRE-
SENTS FINAL REPORT
TO LEGISLATURE.
PRUDENTIAL COMPANY

The Report Largely Devoted to this
Company's Surplus of Over Eight
cen Millions Committee Recon-
mends Number of Bills to Correct
Existing Evils.
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U. s. WEATHER BUREAU.
(Locai Report.)

Roswell, N. NJ. Mar 6.3Tempera-
ture.-Max-, 20; min. Al; mean, So.
locity miles; partly cloudy.
Forecast, Roswell and Vicinity:
Fair tonight and Thursday; station
AIRY temperature
N. WRIGHT.
omcial in Charge.
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Fire at Sea.

Fire at Sea.
New York, Mar 6-Damage from
fire at sea, amounting to fully a quar-
ter of million dollars is reported by
the German steamer Vandalia, which
arrived here today from China and
Japan. The fire started in the hold
on the afternoon of Feb 25, and was
subdued only after the hold had been
completely flooded with water.
Hundred Thousand Dollar Fire.
Philadelphia, Pa, Mar. 6.-Fire il
six-story building on Fillbert street
today caused damage to the amount
of 100000. Five fireme1 were SER
iously injured by the collapse of a
fire escape.
Baton Rouge, La, Mar. GA plan
which contemplates the replacing of
negro plantation laborers of louisa
ma by the state with imported white
immigrants from Europe was announc
ed today by Charles Schuler, state
commissioner of immigration and ag-
riculture. The state proposes to ena
BILE the Louisiana planters to engage
immigrant labor in advance and with
fixed wages without violating the
contract labor law. By July Is every
planter desiring sucn labor to replace
or supply a deficiency in available
negro labor is to deposit $3.50 for ev-
cry family he wishes, this sum to be
a guarantee that he will repay the
state for its expense in bringing over
the immigrants. A state employee
will then engage in Europe the re-
quired number of immigrants and the
state will pay their way to this coun-
try.
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SCHMITZ
GETS LIGHT

MAYOR OF SAN FRANCISCO SAYS
THE PRESIDENT CONVERTED
HIM IN THE JAPANESE
SCHOOL MATTER.
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BROKE GAR
IN TWO
TEN PERSONS SERIOUSLY lNJUR
ED IN STREET CAR
COLLISION.
TWO COSTLY FIRES

Steamer Vandalia WhieI at Sea Suf-
fers Quarter of Million Dollar Fire
Loss.-Bad One at Philadelphia
Louisiana Will Import Laborers
From Europe.
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Pure Bred Brown Leghorn Eggs
For setting of 15 eggs. 75c.-Ros-
well Produce & Seed Co.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-16

De contado, Sc vende Ia fnca de-
nominada sBarrancasa, la cual Sc haya
situada en- ell barrio de sLlanos Cos
tass de este termino. Dista q hora y
media de la poblacion, Sc compone de
1. 500 cuerdas de extension, todas pro
pias para las siembras en- frutos memo
res y en- particular para el algod6n
pCeilan Tiene dos magnffcos ma
nantiales paIa dar de beber al ganadoi
tiene colindancia al mar y puerto para
embarcar todos los frutos. En- ella Sc
pueden Cuidar hasta 400 cabezas de ga
nado.
Para infornes dirigirse q don
Ulises Marini.-Post O6ce, ,-callt Mu-
hoz Rivera. Cabo Rojo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-16
|BIB[IQTEcA PUBL|GA
Reapsrlura. = DIscursos dol
alealde y los sekores Todd
] Sanchez Morales.
REFORMAs lNTRODuCIDAS
Recuerdo 4 los fundadores de
dicho Centro y 4 don Ra.
mon Santaella.

Aver tarde, POGO despues d,
las tres, procedi6se a la reapertura
lie la Biblioteca publica municipal,
|clausurada desde el IS de Octubre
de, 1905, por orden del Inspector
de San;dad doctor Gomez Brioso, a
causa de las malas condolences hi
|gienicas que reunfa.
Asistieron al atto el alcalde
Or. del Vale Atiles, el ex-alcalde
senior Todd, a cuya iniciativa Sc
|deben las reformas introducidas en-
| el local, varios concejales y emplea-
dos del municipio, dos Reverendos
Padres Franciscanos y algunos re-
presentantes de la prensa.
Ell doctor del Vale uso de la
palabra, dedicando lin recuerdo q
los fundadores de aquel centro de
instruction y cultura, en- especial q
su primer bibliotecario don Ramon
Santaella, que con tai ardor y tai
entusiasmo trabaj6 en- pro de dicho
establecimiento. Tras de algunas
frases de elogio para SUI antecesor
en- la Acadia seiior Todd y al BIZ
bliotecario seiior Padial que ces6
aver, hizo entrega de la Biblioteca
Ial Ayuntamiento.
Ell se1or Todd decline las fra
ses laudatorias que lie dirigi6 el al
calde, manifestando que habia con-
siderable como un deber no prival
| al pueblo de San Juan de los bene-
ficios de Tin centro como aquel, poi
| 10 cual habfa iniciado las reforma:
establecidas, aIn cuando desde lue
lgo hubiera preferido instalar la Bi
blioteca ell sitio mas adecuado.
! Termin6 el acto con alguna|
frases alusivas de don Manuel San
chez Morales, presidente del Con
cejo.
La Biblioteca, que Sc fundo COZ
325 vol1menes, cuenta hoy con ma
/ de 5000. Han sido desechado 10
libros viejos y deteriorados, gu
eran muchos. El piso es de baldo
sas; los anaqueles nuy elegantes;
ocupa el centro una gran mesa pa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-16
0ARGANTA

CGransen sin tenor que Sc re-
produzcan, los dolores de garganta, IA
ringitis, amigdalitis, ronqueras, cos
quilleos, tos nerviosa, extinciones de
voz, anginas, con las Partillas Houde
& la Cocafna.
Su uso serecomienda especialmen-
te 4 los oradores, profesores, cantan-
tes, y a todas las personas que fatigan
su VOC por un trabajo excessive.
Los padres, cuidadosos de la salud
de sus hijos, deben hacerle chupar de
cuando en- cuando esas pastillas, a fin
de evitar en- ellos las Granulaciones y
| las Vegetaciones de la garganta. Pa
ra evitar toda deception, que pudiers
ser grave, exijase la hrlna (Houde) so
bre Ia faja de garBntfa de sus (Pasti
llas),
En- venta en- todas las buenas Far
macias, Dep6sito: a9, rue AIbouy
Paris.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-16
EcQS DEL. tXTERl0R
Un lance Dc heaor eniFe -
pFoissoFss Do ssgslms.
10 InpIde 10 polieis.
NEGROs AFRICANOs
Antiguas barras de plata en
el Banco de Inglaterra.
Un Congreso liberal.

Dicen de la Habana que en- Ia
noche del dia 28 de Enero, fle de-
nunciado por la policfa secreta al
Juzgado de Guardia TIN lance de.
honor pactado entire los profesores
de esgrima Galante y Fonst, con
motive de diferencias surgidas en-
tire ambos, con motive del asalto e
espada que Sc verified en- el Jai-
Alai.
Ell duelo debia de haberse ve-
ri6cado q las ocho de la mafiana
siguiente.
Ambos contendientes firmaron
en- las ofcinas de TN centro Official
un documento en- que Sc compro-
metian q no batirse.
DE los ocho millones ocho-
cientos cuarenta mil setecientos
ochenta y nueve negros que viven
actualmente en- los Estados Unidos,
de acuerdo con el dltimo censo, So
lamente dos mil quinientos setenta
Y siete son africanos de nacimiento.
-Unicamente novecientas per-
sonas, de un million, mueren de
vejez.
Ell Banco de Inglaterra con-
serva a1n en- sus areas barras de
plata que fueron depositadas dssde
1896.
Ell Congreso Liberal reunido
en- Buenos Aires, nombr6 una CO.
mission para la organization de un
Congreso de libres pensadores de
todas las ciudades de la Rep6blica.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-16
C0NSEl0 tl[cUTN0
Session del die a. -IncIden.
70 Matlenzo. --Carta do Ia
Camara Do Delegates.
sEOCION HERNINiOj DIAz
La apoya en- I'm extenso dis.
curse. = Breves frases del
DR.. Rafael del Vale.

A causa de su mucha exten-
i'm y por haber sido va publicada
ell X S diarios locales, no damos hoy
la reseiia de la session verifcada an
tes de aver, IA, por el Consejo
Executive.
Solo direnos que, acerca del
incidente del seiior Matienzo Gin
tron Ell la Camara de Delegados, Sc
di6 lectura a la carta remitida por
el Secretario de dicho cuerpo J. que
el seiior Diaz Navarro pronunci6 un
buen discurso, apoyando la moci6n
de que Sc comunicara a la Camara
de Representatives. que el Consejo
Executive insiste en- que la comision
investigators Sc nombre por ambas
Camaras, dandose q esa comisi6n
los poderes que indic6 el Attorney
General en- una de las sesiones pa
sadas.
FL doctor Rafael del Vale, en-
breves frases, Sc mostr6 conforme
con las anteriores indicaciones del
sefor Diaz Navarro.
Tengo el concepto-dice de
que ell Consejo y la Camara no
constituyen dos cuerpos, sino uno
solo, y que tan interesados debe-
mos estar los unos como los otlos
en- que resplandezca la rectitud y la
honorabilidad de la Asamblea Le-
gislativa.
IA que insistir entonces por
parte del .Consejo? Seria un des-
honor para cada miembro de la Le-
gislatura que sabiendo que Sc falsi-
fican las leyes que el misrno ha es-
tudiado y decretado, no 10 denun-
clare en- Ell acto. Creo, por 10 tanto,
que debe darse por terninado este
ilcidente y que debe retirarse de Ia
mesa cualquier otra proposition que
tienda 4 revivirlo.O
FL doctor Barbosa propone que
Sc haga la investigation, 4 fin dc
q lie" todos los consejeros queder
b anqueados como Ell Presidente,
aluque a el es di6cil blauquearlo.
(Risas).
| Sc acuerda por dltimo nombrar
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Carta alberta
1 DON DOMINGO P|OuNtITI.
(CONTINUAcioN.)

Dicha Resolution Conjunta fue
|a2robada por unanimidad en- |
Camara de Delegates y esta conce-
bida en- los siguientes terminos:
Resoluci5n Cowunta
Para solicitar del Congreso
Americana protection para el cafe
de Puerto Rico.
Resuelvase por la Asamblea
Legislative de Puerto Rico:
Por cuanto, Ia agricultural de
cafe ha constituido y sigue consti
tuyendo en- Puerto Rico una de las
primeras fuentes de riqueza.
Por cuanto, Ia production ca
fetera ha disminuido considerable
mente en- Puerto Rico, no solo por
los estragos del cicl6n de mil ocho-
cientos noventa y nueve, sino tam
bien por el abandono del cultivo de-
bido a la baja del precio originada
|principalmente por la perdida de
nuestros antiques mercados.
Por cuanto, es justo y equita-
two que los Estados Unidos dispen-
sen su protection al cafe de Puerto
Rico, como Sc la dispensa a otros
productos nacionales, y en- justa re-
compensa a los perjuicios sufridos
por los cafeteros en- el cambio de
soberanfa.
Por cuanto, el area de terreno
destinada al cultivo de cafe ell
Puerto Rico es sumamente extensa,
pues alcanzaba, hace pocos amos, al
40 p 8 del area total cultlvada, y
los terrenos que Sc destinan q esta
siembra no son apropiados para
otra clase de cultivos, hi es facil
|establccer una variaci6n en estos,
sobre todo 81 Sc tiene en- cuenta que
Ell cafeto es una planta perenne que
requiere grandes gastos antes de
que empiece a producer, y que el
abandono de estas 6ncas represen-
taria la perdida de algunos milo
mes y la ruina total de infnidad d,
propietarios. NJ
Por- cuanto, la protection a
cafe puede ser dispensada va Ell
4
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lorna de un deiecho arancelar:o
lue, lejos ie scr perjudicial a la
nacion americana, aumentaria srs
rentas, va en- forma de prilna a los
cafeteros para 10 cual bastaria sefa
lar un pequeio derecho de intro
ducci6n a los cafes extranieros que
apenas aumentarfa el valor del ar
ticulo y alcanzar:a 4 una fuerte su
ma que podria aplicarse al pago Dc
la prima: va, en- fin, por medic de
la celebration de tratados con otras
naciones para favorecer la entrada
de nuestros cafes ell Ell extranjero.
Por cuanto, 81 bien el aiio an
terror Sc dirigi6 una petici6n al
Congreso de los Estados Unidos So
licitando protection para nuestro
cafe, es 10 cierto que NADIA Sc ha con
seguido, y que es necesario insistir
en- esta petici6n como medida de
equidad y 1nica soluci6n salvadora
de nuestras principales fuentes de
riqueza.
Por tanto, decretese por la
Asamblea legislative de Puerto Ri.
CO, solicitar nuevamente del Con-
greso de los Estados Unidos una
protection decidida y e6caz al cafe
de Puerto Rico que esta considera-
do como uno de los mejorcs del
mundo; va sea estableciendo un
lmpuesto de alguna importancia q
los cafes extranjeros con benefcio
del Tesoro nacional; va deduciendo
ese impuesto a una pequefia suma
para distribuirla como prima q los
productores de cafe de Puerto Ri
co; y no olvidando establecer en- los
tcatados que Sc celebren con las ma
clones extranjeras, las clausulas ne
cesarias para que el cafe de Puerto
Rico tenga facil entrada en- aquellos
mercados y pueda hacer favorable
competencia a los que Sc introdu-
en- de otros paises que han obteni
ID ventajas arancelarias.p
a
Tuyo,
S. VIvALD1 PAcHEco.
| (Continuara. }.
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IQIlS GEIIlnElIs
SentsneladO poF dssacatOs
Uoa Felix LIno Rivsrs.
Caios do VaFIceIa.
u JuNTA EsCOLAR
Maestros contra.ados. - El
fiscal Wilcox. .-Dfcese que
ir1 4 Cuba. -Absuelto.

Febrero, I3.-Ha. sido senten-
ciado por Ia corte municipal, por
el delito de desacato, el iuvestiga-
dor de Rentas internas Mr.. A. H.
Paul. La pena fue de cinco dollars
y cinco dias de carcel.
-Esta muy mejorado de su
dolencia el distinguido correligio-
mario don Felix Limo Rivera.
Sc han registrado en- estos
dfas en- la localidad ocho casos de
varicela, de los cuales cuatro han
sido va dados de alta.
La Junta Escolar de la Gin
dad ha contratado a los profesores
rurales siguientes: don Javier San
chez, para el barrio de aPalmas Al
tass; don Miguel Guzman, para Ell
de sCaviteS y don Antonio c. Cas-
tillo, para el del ~Carmen.S
-Vese va completamente res
tablecido de la enfermedad que lie
aquejaba, al distinguido seiior don
Genaro Cautiiio Vazquez.
Sc dice por Guayama, que el
sefior Wilcox, Fiscal de esta Corte
de Distrito, sera destinado a Cuba
desempehando un alto cargo.
Tambien Sc dice que sera nom
brado Fiscal en- propiedad el que
hoy 10 es suplente, Lcdo. don Ra-
feal Palacios Rodriguez.
Juan Alvarado, fue declara-
do no culpable por el tribunal del
Jurado, en- el delito de atentado
contra Ia vida. La defensa que fue
brillantisima estuvo a cargo del
Lcdo. don Tomas Bernardini de Ia
Huerta.
Aver tambien Sc VIC en- la
Corte de Distrito el juicio por Jura-
do, contra nuestro correligionario
don Francisco Alvarez Blondet,
acusado de perjurio por Ell indivi-
duo Justine RODRIGUEZ. FL Juradc
le declare inocente en- vista de Ia
rnagistral defensa hecha por Ell Lcdo
Bernardini. t
CoRREspoNsAL.
Febrerc de 1907.
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La Ultima Moda

Esta elegante publication de mo-
das Madrilefia es la mejor del mundo
Satisface los mas exigentes gustos
con los preciosos fgurines, acuarela,
patrones, labores femeniles, tocador,
etc. etc, que el gusto mas delicado en-
vestir pueda necesitar.
Mediante diez centavas Sc envfa
un n6mero de muestra a quien 10 So
lisite de don Inocente Rivera, parada
a, Puerta de Terra, San Juan, P. R.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-16

so concrete a que, segdn la CANA
ra, Sc refrio el seiior Matienzo.
A las cinco selevanta la session.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-16

una comisi6n compuesta de los S.
flores Diaz Navarro, Feulli y Ward,
para que en- union de otra que de-
signe la Camara Sc investigue el ca
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Roberto Graham
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Taller de maquinaria, Fundisi6n
y Carreterfa. Agencia de los Arados
decree, los meiores que Sc fabrican.
Marinas IS. Ponce