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Panama City pilot., 1907-12-19

toned fertilizers and other commodities
the
northwestery
this
been chartered and preliminary
Banbridge this
Columbus
behind these
to
The
detailed
developing population
possibilities of the railways the
in
and welfare
Very respectfully yours,
Nj.
Presden
Panama City pilot., 1907-12-19
Panama City as a Cotton Port

Upwards of three million bales of
cotton were raised in the states of
Georgia, Alabama, and Florida this
year. At $50 per bale of 500 pounds
this would amount to over $3.50, 600, 900.
The Atlanta & st Andrews Bay r. r
with its numerous connections, and
its extension to Opelika, bisects the
richest portion of the cotton belt of
Alabama, and gives a near tidewater
port for that of western Georgia.
1t is not unreasonable to suppose
That at least one tenth of this crop
will as fibre or manufactured goods
pass through this, its nearest
and most convenient port, just so
soon as this harbor is opened up to
the worlds commerce.
This would mean that cotton to the
value of 81 ,5S9, 900 would be moved to
and shipped from here, or much
more than that in value, if as will be
the case, a portion of it were in
manufactured goods.
1t must be borne in mind that this
port is at least 100 miles nearer the
rlorida straits, and the Panama
Canal, than any other on the north
gulf coast from which this cotton
could be shipped. The railroads being
constructed to this point have min.
umum of grades, and that little
favoring outbound traffic. They car
and will handle the amount of cotton
and it's products that we have stated
and we firmly believe much more.
Panama City pilot., 1907-12-19
G. Nj. WEST.
President.

his congregation and bray three
times. The people brayed responsive
ly, and then fOcked into the ch1ncel
where they elected a Pope of Non
sense, Cardinal of Folly, an Abbot
of UnreasOn, and other burlesque
dignitaries. Then began mock
service, in which the vestments were
worn inside out, the missals and
breviaries turned upside down,
and the prayers said backwards.
In France and England the Christ
mas revels of the gentry long resem-
bled the Saturnalian banquets of the
wealthy Romans. The "king" of
the latter appears as the Lord of
Misrule among the former; and the
wild license of heathenism long en-
dured in Christian lands.
Yet in the end, the church, i'm
the ideals of humanity, swept away
those lingering traces of excess
which still survived. In nothing
else is the continuing, persistent in
fiuence of Christianity more surely
illustrated than in its transformation
of the Christmas before Christ into
the Christmas which is Christ's
"IUne. Inc superstition Of tie EgyU-
tlans, the savaeery of the Northern
peoples, the frantic and bloody prac-
tlses of the Druids, and the grossness
of the Romans, have all been purified
and touched, as it were, with grace
and beauty; so that there remains
festival of harmless mirth, of light
and color, of song and melody, of
goodwill and of peace, and through
it all the happy innocence of child
ren's laughter"
Panama City pilot., 1907-12-19
Railway Freight Service.

Interstate Commerce Conn. F. K D..
Lane in a recent interview published
in the New York Sun speaking upon
railway matters says: "The great
railroad problem is not one of rates,
-'''ttt1f fe ffff6ttrie fffas repeatedly made a
similar statement. While there have
been many just complaints by ship
perS, of indefensible freight rates.
yet the masses are not complaining
of the slight additional cost to them
growing out of an alleged high rate.
The hue and cry over exorbitant
freight rates is purely demagogical.
lt is void of sincerity or honesty.
The man who pays the freight, the
farmer, laborer and mechanic, receives
no benefit by lowering the rates a few
or many cents per hundred. The
merchandise, provisions, or clothing
he buys, are not materially affected
by the freight rate thereon. The
merchant who does the buying and
selling already sufficiently prosperous
might be slightly benefited, but not
the masses.
But the latter are most seriously
affected, as in this locality at present
by the impossibility, of getting sus-
tenance for man or beast, owing To
the railways not being able to furnish
sufficient cars, or the power to move
them, to handle the grain and feed
Stuffs from the grower or manufac-
turer to the consignee at Gulf ports.
from whence our local merchants
secure their supplies.
As an instance: though grain and
feed stuffS are now plentiful and
lower than for some time in the mar
kets, yet the consumer here is oblig-
ed TO pay from 10 to % cents per 100
pounds more than the customary
price, owing to the impossibilitv of
supplying the demand, on account of
the car famine.
Such facts, as well as DELAYS to
other shipments and losses thereon.
and abusive treatment of their patrons
SOiAAO VI Viz 1CtIlWdN OIl1cldlS, Is
what causes the masses to cry out
against railroads. Commissioner
Lane in the same interview stated |
that the Commission received five
times as many complaints of inability
TO get ears, or slownesS of movement /
OF loaded cars, as of rates charged.
and this Notwithstanding that the
commission has no jurisdiction over
operating.
Public conditions favorable to the
roads will not be made possible until
me causes that produce the trouble
are done away with. The demands
II the people are becoming more
nslstent. Panics do not check or
utter them. Neither do political
platltudes or multiplicity of spoken
lr written words affect them. The
)ng suffering masses are in the sad
lie and they are there to STAY until
mere is change for the better in the
Methods of the offending roads as
egards supplying legitimate demands
ma In giving such fair and lust
>featment as is due from man to man.
Panama City pilot., 1907-12-19
The Christian Christmas.

From an excellent article upon
Christmas in McClures for Dec
ember, by Henry J. MARYLAND, we
extract the following relative to the
influence on Yuletide caused by the
advent OF Christianity.
"When Christianity first made its
influence felt in Italy, and, later,
over the entire world, it took these
heather rites and cermonies and
consecrated them to its own bene-
ficent and noble ends. The old festi-
val of the winter sOlstice had been
meant to mark the beginning of
new life for the material world. 1t
was now to mark and glOrify the
opening of new life of the spirit.
From the first, the Western or
Roman Church cOmmemOrated the
birth of Christ during the last week
of each December. The Eastern or
Greek Church, for a while, had no
fixed date for this observance; but
Pope julius [ (337-352) cOnvOked a
| body of the most learned men of both
great churches, and they declared
Dec ,hN- % to he the natal daV of
the Saviour. 1t was the day, as has
been said, of the Jewish Feast of
Lights; and it now, by slow degrees,
combined all the most striking GUS
toms of the different races in their
welcome to the turning sun.
Common to all were the Christmas
candles, bOnfires, and torches, now
symbOlizing the Light of the World.
From the Mortimer came the great
Yule logs. From the DruidS came
the sprays of pine and evergreen, the
mistletoe, and the holly; while the
huge sirloin of beef, which was once
part of England's Christmas merry
making, recalls the Druidcal sacrifice
of bulls. From the Romans came the
joyous salutatiOn, CHERRY Christmas"
90 SdturnGIid), the exchange of
gifts, the feasting, and the Christmas
Ne''OASi III IIICOC ICtoI WCIC NIIblcH
and first sung together with the So
called 'manger-songs," to take the
place of hymns to heather gods. The
sO-called "mummeries" which devel-
oped into the "masques" of the
sixteenth century were a remini-
scence of the travesties in which the
Roman slaves INDUCED. The Egyp-
tain mysticism was recalled in the
fact that our Christmas is, before all
else, holiday and festival for child
rem.
Some of the coarser features of the
Roman Saturnalia died hard, although
they finally became nnOcuOusly abb
surd. The practise of the slaves in
burlesquing their masters and in
travestying the officials of the state,
crops up in the practise of certain
which had peculiar ritual
of their own. After mass had been
celebrated, the priest would turn to
PENGAC0I A PIG
Panama City pilot., 1907-12-19

Panama City Church Directory.
Nj. f. Church South; Rev. f.. w.
Roberts; Preaching second Sunday
in each month at 4 p. IN; on the
fourth Sunday in each month at II
q. m.
Panama City pilot., 1907-12-19
Improvement of St Andrews Bay


information, fail
grudgng doing only
entire Bay withhold territory that
this
you furnish will them solu-
ton of the question: possible be able to influence
who which the PILOT
has heretofore
this much the this magnificent harbor
for relief Below will he nnd letter written the Board by G.
NJ West President and General Manager the Panama City Publishing
OFFICE OF PANAMA CITY PUBLISHING COMPANY,
PANAMA CITY, FLA. December 18th, 1907.
To Honorable Engineers IIarbor
Rooms 5O7-5O Colorado Building Washington, D. c.
receipt copy of letter from Capt B. Ferguson
BOARD Of and ann the commercial conditions
which
Bay, by the u S. Government at this time.
request ectfuy
following marked the
City PILOT, herewith enclosed These contain further and possibly
more definite information concerning this matter
Naturally the subject sections business of st
water and railway facilities will here from the territory NORTH north
eastan northwest, o his harbor
First the business of st only within the
few years that the lumber and naval stores business this locality began
the attention of mill Since
then there this bay two mills with work
mills The large
mills The combined these mills will
million a
virtually all of this lumber be towed Pensa
Two thirds this could be saved the this
large vessels able to into this the lumber
having be shipped Pensacola.
standing pine
The mill operating here but small of this
The balance being held until haor
permit
The saving freight that would thus accrue being of itself good profit
(SeeP of Oct Bird
of undoubtedly
utilized before At there stills making
the total valuation industry is also in ITS in
fancy its further development awaiting
where. (See PILOT 1907
The fishing industry though
sail boa.s and launches the catch Amounting % h %h @
and $500 barrels annually toang present prices
s6o0OOOO (see PILOT of Sept 18th, 1909
There thriving and rapidly agricultural community
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-09
Catedraticos daneses
V norte-americanoS.

Copenhague, octubre g. La prensa docente de
esta capital, aboga con emreho pOrque I'm ndmero
de catedraticos de las universidades escandinavas
visiten los Estados Unidos q la veg TN nhmero de
catediaticos de las uuiversdades americans viste
las escandinavas. La prensa insiste en- que este
cambo Sc .fectde, pues juzga que seia de gran pro-
vecho psra anbos paises. Esta campafa responde
q unanimes deseos de la opinion, que anhela como
Ger los sistemas de ensehanza univerStara segudos
en- los Estados Unidos fin de introducir Ell las
Unive,sidades danesas mejoras intentadas desde
h. ce algdu tempo. CIeese que el cambio de ca
tedratcos se,a conseguiio, de acueldo con las
VI h mentes exctaciones de Ia prtnsa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-09
Interesante articulo
de un diario ingles'

Londres, octubre o.-El diario de esta capital,
The Times, ha publicado I'm inteFesante editorial
sobre Ia question que mantiene en- perplejdad este
gabnete con motive de los successes del Canada. Ell
Times sc dirije tamben les Estados Unidos, tra-
"a la linea de coniucta que, seg1n el corresponds
adoptar Tnglaterra. FL gran diario dice que la
Gran Bretaa no podra situarse aunque las eli cans
tancias psrezcan empujarle ella en- actitud hostl
al Jap6n que, por el contrario, enc sufcientts
medios para solucionar e copaicto del Canada en- 10
que respecta Ia immigration oriental sin temtr lts
consetuencias que los Estados Unidos podrfa aca-
rear cuaquiera decision que morlt6cara depri-
miese Il sentimento nacional japoues. El Tins
t. rmina previnien1o los Estados Unldos en- contra
de Ia lea de que Il Jap6n deberia ceder la presitn
que eli cierto modo aliado por la paridad del
conhicto eli el dominic del Canada en- la RepGbi.
ca, eierceria el poler angosaj6n referente alpro-
blvma de L. immigration. Las declaraciones del gran
dario son comentadfsinas en- todos los cireulas po-
liticos europeos hasta Sc cree que provengan di-
rectamente de fut nte Official. La inteuci6n que &c
lie atribuye 10 expresado por el Times es la de que,
en- e citado asuuto, el problema no tene para In
gaterra la trascendencia que afecta para los Esta.
dos Unidos que, la postre, la Gran Bretaiia Sc
colOcarla en- actitud neutral.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-09
lmperio a1eman.
Nuevo ministro.

Berlin, octubre g. M. Schon, quien Sc halla
al frente de la embajada alemara en- San Petersbur
CO. ha sido nombrado ministro de Relaciones Exte.
riors del ImpeIio. Esta designation ha sido bi.n
acogida en- Alemania, en- cuyos cfrculos diplou ati
cos Sc tiene en- gran estima al nuevo mlnisro Du.
rante su larga carrera diplomatica M. Schoon h,
prestado valiosfsimos servcios al Imperio Su
nombramiento es, segdn expresa la prensa Official,
una merecida recompensa al valer de M. Schona q
quien la misma prensa socialista consagta frases
elogiosas. No Sc ha designado adn el sustituto de
81 en- Ia embajada alemana de Russia
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-09
RtNuICIA PEIIDG
DIABOLIN.

BajO este epfgrafe dice SEl
TiempoS de anoche:
aHoy Sc lie ha pedido la renul :
ella al maestro saStre del Preside
Rafael Barbosa. va esta comp!a-
cida sLa Democracia,S y que deseaba
que llegara ese case.
81 Superintendent de PrisiC-
mes y el Alcaide dela penitenciaria
han manifestado que no tlenen el
mas leve motive de queja conhs
Rafael Barbosa, al cual felicitamos
porque al fin va a salir de ahi.S
No vemos porque esta con-
placida LA DEMocRAcIA con la re
nuncia de Rafael Barbosa, y el co
lega Sc servira indicarnos cuahd,
hemos mostrado deseos de que Sc
pidiera.
Por 10 demass Rafael Barbos
podrS MERCER eloeios del Supeiir
tendente de piisiunes y del alCait
de la penitenciaiia como buen mae
tro sastre y como fiel cumplidor
su .deber, perO hay asuntOs
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-09
20 e Il bic
!ElWco ESPECIAL De IA cORR2POu1tNu IA DEuoclIuE UuDE

en'en iAlo ciaramente, nos permitmos t. mar buena
nota sDespues de esas palabras, el conde aludi6
con igerc sarcasmo las reiteradas demostracioues
de amstad por parte de ambas potencias, en- la re-
cente vista del secreta1o de Ia guerra de los Es-
t,Los Unidos Mr. Taft. El popular estadista jal o
ne, t,rnin6 su discurso declarando que el Jap6n,
aunque fnancieramente derrotado. decaralia Ia
gu ira hasta gastar el Iltimo cvntavo case de que
fu,sv insuitado Auuque el conde es deics polft-
COS considerados como de ideas exaltadas, sus de-
clara tones Sc uzgan sensacionales, pues hasta aho-
ra habia permanecido en- acttud de reserva, el
pueblo que siente por 81 srandes simpatias empie-
"a nanifestarse con creciente hostilidad ante el
partido gubernamental que es contrarioa iaGuerra.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-09
El Conde Okuna.
Writes palabras,

Toxic, octubre 9. Ei conde 0kama, 4eaAeyde
la politica de oposio6n que disftuta de gran pre-
die mento tn la opinion japonesa, declare aver en-
un discurso, 10 iguitnte sNo .ntendo-dijo jon nj
puedo entender el Cbetc que Sc ptopone e goblerno
de los Estados Unidos con el envfo de su escuadra
del Atlaulico al Paci6co, estos titmpos en- las
circuustancias que median Nusotros ob,eivamos
con ardi.pte cu,iosldad 10 que stcede u am sin
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-09
Impresiones y noticias

nuel Garcia, 6 meses por acomed.
miento y agresi6n; Juan Montalvo,
aafios por acometlmiento y aggression
con CIRCUMSTANCES graves; Concep
ci6n Raspaldo, mes 10 dias por
falsa representation; Manuel San
tiago, 6 meses por hurto; Enrique
Ortiz, 2 meses por acometimiento y
agresi6n;-y y Ramon Vazquez, 4 me-
ses por hurto mayor.
-Es probable que la corte
Federal vaya a Ponce en- la pr6xi.
ina Semana.
Ell assistau del Departamen.
to Consolidate sehor Anntxy y el
maestro del taller de carpinteiia
del asilo de niios de Santurce seiiol
Acevedo vlsitaron aver el manico-
milo para inspeccionar el material
de la extinguida Escuela de Artes
y O6cios, a fin de elegir el ma.
utir para destinarlo a aquellos ta'
Heres.
I'll cabo de la policia de Bar
celoneta, en- union de los guardia'
Pedro Agosto y Francisco Porra'
arrestaron entire los barrios SABA
ma Hoyos y aRio ArribaS de Are
cibo al individ1o Pedro Medina
autor de varios robos de caballos
siendole ocupado nueve que habf
sustraido q distintas personals. Tam
bien tue detenido Hermenegild
Torres complice de Medina,
Sc ha ordenado por el ST.
perintendente de Sanidad la clar
sura de la panaderia del senior Diai
! de Afasco, hasta tanto cumpla CO
r II que lie ha sido OrdenadO, dispt
t piendose sea llevado su dutfio a |.
trIbunales, por no haber cumpliC
e con las dlspOslciOnes sanitarias.
i. -En el exAmen fisicu pract
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-09

ci6n Sc recuperaron alsunos efectos
robados arrestandoSe como presun'
tos autores a Mateo, Juany Manuel
Marquee, adernas a Matias Mar
quez, por delito contra la justicia
p1bIica, tratando de impedir el
arresto de los anteriores individuos.
-Por Il tltimo vapor de Is.
psfa 1ecibio la Biblioteca 1nsular,
cuatrocientos vol1menes de obras
en- espafiol, como parte del pedido
que ha b .cho a Barcelona. Eutre
dichas. volumenes 6guran las obras
de Tolstoi, B ,lzac, Daule y Bou-
get.
Han sido nombrados macs.
tros furales de Bayan6n los 81
guientes profs sores; Antonio Llo-
veras, JesGs G. Agiiero, Maria E.
Rodriguez Matilde Lopez, Merce-
Martinez, Maria Elena Brunei,
Homobona Nieves y Rosa Maria
Arcay.
-En el proximo vapor espera
ell Superintendent de telegrafos el
material u,cesario para las estacio.
mes teltfonicas que han de instalar
Sc en- Morovis, Cidra, Mameyes )
Luquiilo.
-E>ta tarde zarpa'a haci'
Cuba el vspor> eSp-iih catalina.
Sc encuentra ligeramente en-
fermo nuestro excelente amigo t
Lcdo. don Eduardo Acuha Ayblr
-Ha sido va terminada /
nueva iglesis presbitetiaua que 5
venia construyendo en- la calle d
la Fortaleza no 10, bsjo la direccio
| del stiior Kopf. Rs ministro d
= di, ha iglesia el Rev. doctor Robe
Nc Lean.
5 -POr el juez municipal {
]. Guayama fueTon sentenciados NJ
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-09
ASUNTOs D|VERSOS
Visitas alGobernador
INFERNO. Propues-
ta para concejales.
AsEsINO CAPTURADO
--s-
Renuncia de don Esteban
Rivera. - Aislamiento
de cuatr0 caballos.
AsESlNO CAPTURADO

Hoy .visitarou al Gobernador
el Lcdo. don Angel Acosta Quin-
tero, Fiscal de Arecibo; Lcdo. don
Jose G. Torres, presidcnte de tnr-
no de la JuntA Central Unionista y
el Attorney General Mr.. Feuille.
Han sido propuestos al Con
sejo Ejecutivo por el Gobernador
INFERNO los seiiores don Jose Ro-
driguez Delgado y don Luis Mora
les, como ccncejales de Yauco y don
Juan Monagas, como coucejal de
Mayagiiez.
Sc ha dispuesto el aislamien
to de cuatro caballos atacados de
muermo en- Aibonitc.
-Segdn telegrafia desde Cia
les el teniente Jimenez, aver fue
capturado en- aquella jurisdiccior
e! individuo Alfonso Muhoz, que
asesin6 el dia 1o del actual, en- e
barrio sToro Negros al indivlduc
Pablo Molina, y que habia empren
dido la fuga desde el dia del eli
men.
Sc asegura one el maestro
Esteban Rivera encargado del ia
iler de zapateria del presidioTpre
sentara su renuncia, pues su estadt
de salud lie impide 8 veces atende,
q su cargo. Sc iudica como pro
bable can lidato para sustituirle a
aventajado maestro Pepe Reyes, d
Manati.
-M Superintendent de Obra
PIbllcas ha recomendado al Conn
siOnado del Int Tor Ia proposicl6l
hecha por don Carlos Clausell e
Ia subasta veri6cada para la cons
trucci6n de cinco kilometres 81
metros de carretera entire Juan
Diaz y Ciales, secci6n de Gales 8
| Recodo.
En- el Iltlmo vapor embar
clion para los Estados Unidos 10
jovenes de Mayagiiez don Oica
Besosa, don Cesar Rodriguez y do
Jaime Soler.
-Es esperada en- Mayagie1
lentro de breves dias, la Compafii
de Variedades qle trabsja actual
lnente en- el teatro de Ponce.
Han salido del manicomio lc
ex ,alienados Modesto Vazquez, 4
Yabucoa, Gumersinda Velez, q
San. German, y Maria Martinez,
Lola.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-09
IOTA VIBLIOGRAFIcA

Nuestro cOmpatriota y amigo
con GumerSindo Rivas, director de
sEl Constitucionals, impoltante dia'
rio de Caracas, nos obsequia con lin
ejemplar de su obra sDiario de via
je. Por America y Europa0 en- que
relata sus impreslones de tOuyIsta
en- estilo claro, sencillo y facil, de-
mostrando que posee grandes dotes
de observador, segdn Sc desprende
de los concentrates que lie sugiere
cuantO Sc presenta a su vista en- los
diverSos paises que visitara en- SD
larga tONrn< de recIeo.
Como no podia ser menos, Sc
evoca en- este libro con frtcuencia el
recuerdo del General Castro, de
quien Gumersindo Rivas ha side
slempte fel partidario y decldidc
defensor, tanto en- la adverse como
en- la prospera fortuna.
La obra resulta muy interesan
lie y la precede una sentlda dedica
toria del autor 4 sd sefiora madre
DamOs q este las gracias por 81
atenci6u y lie felicitamos por e
triunfo obtenido con su sDiario d
vIaiess.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-09
SAN JUAN Y La |SLl
Sobre las gestiones de
una comisi6n. Para
Estados Unidos.
DtSCANSE en- PAz
Abuse intolerable. .-Pasajes
aumentados. ..- Enfermos
del Hospital municipal.

A1n no sabemos que gestio-
nes ha hecho una comisi6n que, se-
gun Sc nos informa, fue nombfada
del seno della Liga Antituberculosa,
para practlcar una investigation
acerca de hechos que Sc dicen ocu.
rridos en- el Sanatoiio de dicha ms
tituci6n, en- Santurce.
Han sido dado de alta en- el
hospital municipal, Isabel Rivera
Carmen Canabe y Emilio de JESUS.
-Segdn Sc nos informa, Ia
Compahia de los Ferrocarriles ha
introducido una alza considerable
en- las tarifas de pasaje, suspen-
diendo los billetes especiales. Re-
6erese que el pasaje entire San
Juan y la estaci6n de los talleres
en- Santurce, que antes costaba 3
centavos vale ahora 10 centavos y
el de San Juan a Rio Piedras que
solo costaba 10 centavoS vale aho-
ra 80 centavos.
-Segun 10 anunciamos, EN-
barco aver para los Estados Unidos,
don Luis Toro, jefe de Ia fabrica
de tabacos aLa Colectiva
-Ha fsllecido en- la Guardla,
Coruna, el comerciante de Caguas
don Benigno Lopez Gonzalez, soclo
de la mercantil F. Socaue & ca, de
aquella plaza.
La profesora sehotita Petra
Gonzalez, ha sido contratada por
la junta escolar de Hatillo para
servir una escuela rural en- aquella
jurisdiction.
III elnpleado de obras p1-
blicas don Juan A. Davl!a, sufri6
un lamentable contratiempo en- aLa
Mudas de Caguas. Sc lie volc6 el
coche en- que iba de viaje, reciblen.
do una caida que lie produio la
fractura de una pierna.
En- Yabucoa no Sc han abier-
to algunas escuelas rurales por fall
ia de profesores que las sirvan.
) Sc nos ercarga lamar Ia
atenci6n de la policfa hacia el abu.
so que por parte de varios indivi-
duos Sc viene cometiendo en- el pa
ito de Catedral, pues han converti'
do alli un sitio en- tolumna mingit0
) ria, con gran perjuicio de la salut
pIblica.
Don Vicente Martinez Le6r
: han solicitado permiso para am
Pillar una casa de Su propiedad el
G la calle de la Union esquina q Il
del Obrero, en- Santurce.
FL dia " de este mes expl
J. ra Ell plazo para la presentation d
q solicitudes para el ingreso eu Ia Pc
Iicia insular. Las tallss tendraI
efecto Ell 6ia 20 en- el Quartet de
Comandancia de policia en- est
ciudad.
-Ha sido admiddo & postuls
), ante la Corte Federal el abogad
don Pedro Gomez.
Ha sido nombrado emplsAi
! de correos el joven don Felipe Hlai
CO, que Sc hallaba colocado en-
casa de villar y ca de esta plaza.
Ri dia IS de este mes Sc We
ante la Corte Federal el pl,ito ,
Mr.. Eduardo Wood, administered
:, judicial de los bienes de la 6na,
seiiorita Elisa Kortright, contra B
nocio Ramos, sObre linde de pr
pledad de una 6nca rustica en- Bs
celoueta.
L. La Corte municipal de Z
Ie- jardO impuso $50 dias de arrestc
%. Jose Puentes Duran, pOr tu.bar
20 paz p1blica.