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CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1908-11-12

Mrs, r. r. Hemmerle left this morn
ing for Denver in response TO meas
age that her son-in-law, J. E. Cum
Minis, was very seriously Ill at his
home In that city. Mr.. Cummins was
deputy warden Of the penitentiary
here under the administration Of War
den Hoyt and during the twelve or
fifteen years that has elapsed since
that time has been a member OF the
Denver police force. Mr.. Cummlns has
been an invalid since last December
and only recently returned from Cal
ifornia where he was taken several
months ago with the hope that his
health would be benefited by the
change OF climate. His condition b
critical and the end may come at any
time.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1908-11-12

Governor ELECT John F. Shafroth Ia
4 busy man just now. although it Ia
nearly two months before he takes
his seat as chief magistrate of Colo
rado. There are many Offices to be
filled after January 1, and applicants
TO appointment in department. as
we'll as on boards of control of the
various state institutions, are person
ally and through their friends already
beginning to urge their claims and to
proclaim their qualifications for the
places.
1t is taken for granted that it will
be a clean sweep, and that the places
now filled by Republicans are to be
taken over by supporters Of the Demo-
cratic party that now comes into COM
plete and undisputed control of every
department at the capitol. and Of ev-
cry Institution in the state.
Some of the positions are considered
U0SlEdDl6 Ou dCCOuA( III ShO 00AoAy anu
the character of the work, and many
are purely Of clerical nature. Afford
ing a bare living. And yet the strife
for the places that afford only bare
living to the incumbent are as eagerly
sought and by fully as large a number
Of people as those which carry larger
responsibilities and correspondingiy
more pay.
The personnel of all the state
boards will be materially changed. In
many cases the new appointees con-
stituting a majority. The governor
who appoints the members Is consid-
cred the most important factor. He ID
. member Of about 36 different boards
some OF them occupying much time to
attend to the intricate duties.
This 10 particularly true Of the land
board and Of the board Of equalization.
Both these boards, one conserving the
interests of the schools In the lands
set aside by the general government
for the support OF and promulgation OF
education, and the other fixing assess
ments on railrods and other corpora
lions. Both these boards are composed
Of state officers. the land board being
made up Of the governor, the secre-
tary Of state. the attorney general and
the superintendent of public instruc-
ton.
On the board of equalization are the
governor, the state treasurer. auditor
secretary of state and attorney gener-
al All those state officials being Dem
ocrats, a great shaking up Is predict
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1908-11-12

| tary. $1,000; contingent, $500; clerk
and stenographer. 5000; clerical as
sistants and expenses. $1,000.
| State bureau child and animal pro-
lection, secretary. $1,6oo; clerk. $500:
two officers. $1,000 each.
Forest, game and fah commissioner
salary, $500; clerk and stenograph-
er, $1,000; i've deputies, $500 each /;
special warden, $1,000: superintend-
ent Denver hatchery. $1,000; superin-
tendets at hatcheries at La Plata.
Gunnison, Routt counties, Emerald
lakes, Grand county. Glenwood and
Del Norte, $500 each.
The warden OF the penitentiary will
not be changed a. this institution Is
under civil service.
The only board Of which the COVER
nor is q member which takes him
away from the capitol 10 the Agricul-
tural college board having charge Of
the farm and school At Fort Collins.
In 1909 vacancies occur on all the
state boards which must be Allied by
the new governor. These are az fol-
lows:
Charities and Corrections-In place
of Father T. H. Malone and D. H. Dou-
gan. both of Denver.
Industrial school for gfrls-1n place
of Theodore G. Smith. Denver.
Industrial school for boys-Iu place
of Thomas J. Downen. Pueblo.
Horticulture-In places Of Mrs.
Martha A. Shute and w. 8. Coburn.
Health-In places of Drs. william
Henry Davis. Frank N. Carrier and
Melvin J. Tracey.
Dependent children-In place Of
Mrs. Helen L. Greafell.
Inspector general-In place Of Sam
uel B. Scholz. Colorado Springs.
Medical examiners-In places Of
Drs. c. P. Conroy. David A. stickler
and jain Inglis.
Mute and blind-In places of Joseph
F. Humphreys, Colorado Springs. and
L. R. Gottlisb. Trinidad.
nal school-l0 Da0oss Of Rich
ard Broad. Jr.. Of Golden. and Charles
H. Wheeler Of Greeley.
Penitentiary board-In place OF
George stracy Of Trinidad.
Pharmacy-In place OF W. L. Shock
ey.
Pardons board-In place Of L. Ward
Bannistsr OF Denver and Ben W. Rit-
-
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1908-11-12

Copyright 1908, BY c. H. Rieth.)
In the old Roman calendar November
was the ninth month. Blessings fell
early. and the empire gave thanks Just
before the nrst frost; but about TOO b.
G. the trusts left the people % little 70
bs thankful for after nine months that
It was decided to walt . while and see
II anything would come Of the Roman
elections. Numa accordingly made No
vember the eleventh month and had
Thanksgiving fall with the nrst SHOWS,
Notwithstanding the month gets its
namef rom the Latin novem (nine).
The frisky colt will sniff the air and
hear the whistling quail, and the fes-
tive calf will indicate the zenith with
his tail. The frost will paint the forest
with . deep and redder dye. the hired
man will shuck the corn, the pumpkin
vine will pie, the politicians will hit
up their omce-holding feud. and the
modest maple tree will blush and
come out In the nude.
The man who made election bsts,
Relying on his knowledge.
Will write . sad note to his son.
Withdrawing him from college.
The football season will wind up.
The class room claim its braves.
And the faculty will order flowers.
And decorate the graves.
=
A double ieece-lined coat Of hair
will come In style for dogs. and the
farmer will put on the pot and kill his
fattened hogs. The air will team WITH
shots and squeels and sundry navors
swest, the good housewife will reader
lard and scrape and pickle fest, he
spared old hens will get . note OF ter
ror In their oocklings. and the chill
dren will refresh their tans with good
old -fashiooed crscklinss.
NJ. Roosevelt's annual proclamsktoo
advancing the price Of turkey 10 esots
. pound will b issssA aboat he RID
die Of The mcatA. I'd. Mn unOs - Do
give thaaks that SS.oooyooe cabsc fsse
Of earth were excayatsd ct Paaama In
Octobef.
The sad-facsd sobb,er viii address
His yoang and tsarfnl flock.
And clip for msa,ory's swes< sake
A small and tsar-staiasd look.
And thsa. with many sishs. will lay
His head upon the block.
Until the 36th OF November will be
under the .odiacal sign Of Scorpio.
People born In Scorpio are cross at
supper. and It IL better. II possible. 10
be born after the 26th when the moath
10 under the sign OF 0agitarius the
Archer. sagitarius people are only
cross at breakfast. when everybody. 10.
The flower OF November 10 the
chrysanthemum. which signifies that
Japan received our fleet without
startling anything. The moon will be
full on the Sth.
Along about the 29th.
The Duke OF the Abruzzi
Will get 1t all fixed up that he .
Shall wed his tootsey-wootsey:
And Elkins pere will dance a fig
And dream OF wedding cake.
While everybody else make bets
On whether 1t will take,
And then December will blow In
Tvs.- III
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1908-11-12

Judge Taft told. in way which not
one has written Of the human side
of his campaign.
II have been the subject Of cotar3s
OF bosses" he declared. with ths
greatest good humor. the demands Of
which isft me to mo duty, but to ~
spond from O'Clock In tho morning
until midnight. to the calls OF the pop
ulace- and II l did not respond ths
crowd in one miaute made mighty
big shout OF 'Hurrah for Bryan"
In beginning Mr.. TAFT admitted thak
It might not have bsen 20 easy y
smile tonight if the kilograms Of Coz
gratulations which passed bstvesa
Lincoln and Cincinnati tonight hAA
originated In this city instead Of h
Lincoln.
"The Indications are already ap-
parent. and the hope which I sntsr>
tain IL that business communities and
the investors Of both foreign nstioas
and among our people win take heart
In carrying out the great enterprises
which have been projected and which
must be carried to determination 70
the country is to reach Its full need
of prosperity.
Business men are to be shown thS>
lines Of legality, and are to be d.
rected In keeping within those lines.
which have been emphasized durinS
the last four years. Business msa
shall know that they are to conform
10 the laws upon the statute bookA
and that no favors are to Be expectat
for those who break the laws.
This shall be 70 that the msa ~
conduct . legitimate business ny
understand that the govsrnmsat =
hack Of them. aad doss not intsad -
do anything 10 intsrfers with thal1
legitimate advanoomont"
Aftsr the applause which met -
declaration had subsidsd. Judge TA4
added:
"It 10 Q ssssttna Of ne lsaa1As
knovledgs OF the statutes and OF ths1R
clear undsrstaAdiAg which shall nahe
the hoasst progFsss Of our bostnsD
possible. And that 10. In my bslise An
that u necessary 70 naks that Dse0.
rsss substaatial and saAsriAG.s
Judge TAFT apolosissd for directing
his words into sueA . ssrio1s alss1D-
sioa.
II know tAs aiffseaiuss thae IN
arise In NJ nsv oaresr.s - aA1sA
"asa k1sv tAaa 0asse1sas vill ss11o
that 20 not kDov q Dov. aAA ~
umes will co0e whsa many q ~
erssaAs will sAaks ehslr heAAs anA ~
'Poor Bili.' Bat all ask sos 70 soD-
psaasoa Of 3sdgHbat uatil tAs .ssensr
tisa ny b fully haasesteoA. lts Ass1-.
sloas may rest a0oa tAs ssaAl b1A-
mess pofioiss vASoA I hAys oatlinAl.
what Jsdss Taft saia prsosdiag ~
address pleased the club tmman1elyJ
He told Of the many policies vhSaA
had been dictated 70 him ~ local
commIttssmsn durinS the caapai0
and Of the whole object Of bsiag pros-
ident which was 10 enforce the laws
and give every honest endsavor . fair
opportunity 10 prosecute with visor
every effort to evade the laws and b
effect prosperity by dishonest b0al-
ness methods.
The clubs OF which Mr.. Taft was .
guest last night was also his host at .
dinner which he attended Just before
leaving the United States to become
governor Of the Philippines ~ the ap-
pointee OF Pres. Mckinley. The club
entertained last night members OF
similar organizations from Chicago.
st. Louis and Kansas City.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1908-11-12
SIDE LIGHTS GLEANRD
FROM THE GLOAHING
BY GBNHvBvK

The Wild West days have come and
gone.
Her First False Step" has passed
10 mp;
But still the nickel shows are On
What more 10 due town bankrupt?
Our chappie boys. with pancake hats.
And trousers rolled up TO the knees.
Have gone to study pool and frats
And spend Pas money on college
spress.
Election day II came. It went:
The politicians have all he roDs
They used the mon and called II veil
spe1t
Ia hauling women out to vote.
Now. when 700 want favor please
Do not forget your Novsmbsr frisad.
For he your wants will sure apDsase
And see you thru TO the very end.
That is. l say, unless without thought
Which thing 10 quite improbable;
He might. I say, your name forget
Which would make II quite impos-
sible.
But always before us let Us keep
That all familiar saying.
That all things will come TO he who
And simply keeps on praying.
Those "I-told-you-so" guys are In
town again and using the same rec
ords they did four years ago.
One woman scratched and voted for
a Democrat because he was a blonde,
but it did him no good. for two good
Democrats picked out brunette on
the Republican ticket.
The hand shake is all over.
1t took one successful candidate 45
minutes to walk from the postofice
to the corner of Fifth street and Main
while one unsuccessful one went from
the court house to Fifteenth street
without minutes delay.
Craig certainly ran like a scared
cat in his home precinct and scared
a lot Of other cats in the rest Of the
county. ta
Sheriff Esser put us in mind OF q
street car with it's trolly off and bum
brake going down hill
A prominent lawyer Is paying cleo
ton bets by writing orders on bum
debts of ancient standing.
One man won $500 and didn't 80 to
the Heights and, he wasn't Prohib
either.
It's good thing that irrigation pro-
moters will soon have the water upon
the Heights.
One election Judge hAd to have .
bed brought in and laid down in utter
exhaustion but you should have seen
him jump when some one poked Q bot
tie Of malt thru the key hole.
Which = the most popular day with
the womsnr Easter or Election day.
When you want o favor now, DO
not hang back about asking the sue
cessful candidate for whom you voted
bst be surs and give him your nA1s
the flrst thing and Ssvs tins.
The fat woman all voted tor Tan.
II wonder whyS
wouldn't II have besn nics Il OSes-
horns name could have besa PIT sod
ths ticket iastsa1 a noDoaAICe'
Then the sessaoh would have e1ven
oysn more sattsfactioa.
!, One votsr called up and asesd Il
| ~ eonstabls ~ ~ ~ besk eoaln-
yosr ysess bsecfs - piii ~ -
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1908-12-11

Sherman Act Should Be Amended to
Permit Combinations Which Are In
the Interest of the Public, Says the
President - Urges Legislation to
Safeguard the Wageworkers-Dwe Is
on Need of Protection For Forests.
Views on the Army and the Navy.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1908-12-11

Real progress toward self govern
ment is being made in the Philippine
Islands. The gathering of Philippine
legislative body and Philippine assem-
bly, marks a process absolutely new In
Asia, not only as regards Asiatlc colo
niles Of European powers, but as re-
CARDS Asiatlc possessions Of other Ash
attic powers. and indeed. always ex-
cepting the striking and wonderful ex-
ample afforded by the great empire of
jar =. 1t opens an entirely new de-
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1908-12-11

take this opportunity publicly to
state my appreciation of the way in
which in Japan, in Australia, in New
Zealand and in all the states of South
Americas the battle feet has been re-
ceived on it's practice voyage around
the world. The American government
cannot too strongly express its appre-
citation of the Astounding and generous
hospitality shown our ships in every
port they visited.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1908-12-11


Last year an amendment was incor-
porated In the measure providing for
the secret service which provided that
there should be no detail from the Sc
cret service and no transfer therefrom.
1t is not too much to say that this
amendment has been of benefit only,
and could be of benefit only, to the
criminal classes. The amendment in
question was of benefit to no one eX-
ceptlng to criminals, and it seriously
hampers the government in the detec-
ton of crime and the securing of jus
tice. 1t prevents the promotion of EN-
ployees In the secret service. and this
further discourages good effort. In its
present form the restriction operates
only to the advantage of the criminal
of the wrongdoer.
The chief argument In favor of the
provision was that the congressman
did not themselves wish to be ipvestl
gated by secret service men. Very lit
tie of such investigation has been done
In the past, but 1t is true that the work
OF the secret service agents was partly
responsible for the Indictment and con
viction of senator and a congressman
for land frauds In Oregon. | do mol
believe that 1t is In the public Interest
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-11

SOLO HAY UN "BROMO QUl-
NINA y ese es ell lLAxAT1vo BRoMo oUTNINA
usadO todo eI mundo para curar Resfrfados en- 1n
d19s La 6rma de E.. W. GROVE. Sc hRlla en- Cada
En- G1ta imFEgnG8 @ VOnde pRpal do
pOIi6diCO viej0 & 820O lOa IS kilo8 Gun
qUiNtGL)
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-11
.PERGANCES De una
larga traVeSia en-
un CaSCar0n de
nueZ'".
El Viaje del CafIOnerO
UTuguayO "Onsnta' .
DlSaO Puerto BIC0 OI pOquOf0
bTeO Tue a paTlr 4 Para.

Haca aIgda tempo viait6 ests puerto sl
CT fionsEo dellR marina de guerra del Uru'
quay "OrientA" que, deBd0 Nuava Yolk,
hacia el viojs su dsAtino en- Las coDtaa do
squells Tepd5!ica. Barco pgquth9 no
pueds IlevAF On Sos CRrbon0PRg mas COM
buBtible que al que consume On tres diag,
y sata he Bido Ia CBuGa de que hByan pa
Bsdo gFandeB tTibulaCionss los sri pulantss
del FefsEido buqag On 90 Euts dOsde Puerto
Rico Para On donds estG ahoER detsnido.
Un0 de los tFipulRntog del "Orionta"
que Ah0Ea ge encn0ntFa 60 Puerto Rico
il forms de Las m6IiplsB difcultadas lac
tuvierOn que vencsr los atEevido8 marines
que en- IN pequeho bVque de v0poT, do
menoB dc Glen toneladaB, hicieron tan laTgR
tFt tvssfS taniendO que tOcar en- infoidad
de pueEtoB para FepaFar avsrfsB tomaT
CombuBtiblsy vi6ndoBs muchas veOsB oh i
gsdos ugaE lens On lugaF de carbon.
S'guFAmentS Cuesta Rl Uruguay triple
suma que el impoFts de au nuevo CbfionsFo
el carbon que hs de gaBtsF para ll0gaE al
puerto do dsgtin0. @
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-11
Fiesta en- ell Ateneo.

So irfoTma que es eBpI6ndido Ell progra'
ma para ls VeladB del Lnnes 1S en- el
At9neo PueFtoTFiquEf9.
La 8plRudidR pFimeF8 tip'e, q d rita
Eulalia BlanchaFt, ha CorEsBpondido ga
INntOmente 10 invitRCi6n que Bs le hicis'
90 para tomaE parte On ell Ooncisrto y, 81
efsCto, deleitaT6 10 Belecta OoucurFsnCia
CAntsndp Algo de Ou m0guifo 90 repertoire.
Ell Conocido tenor americana Mr.. g
PHahl, tambi61 cOntEibuir6 con % potente
= afaAdR Voc dRr mayor oBplendoF al
acto.
Ell u:xtstO gus dirig' sl jsvsu GarmGn
Argument 10 'ju0tAr6 al Diguienta pro
grams:
/. Obsrturs: "Man,na, tsrde y noche
en- Visna". ....6upp&.
2. Selection de Ia OQsra "CabRllOrfa
RuSticara". MaBCVgoi.
3. PizzicAtto de siIvi,. D0libeH.
4. Valtg: "Rhumaniun Love" E. AschGr
S "spriDg Song" &c. (Canto de PrimR
vera ..... .MendelSohn.
6. "Blus Ribbon, (Cinta Azul) Pa
troll.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-11

z N vista de la multitud de mujeres
LII que sufl en- de tantas enfermedades
Henlfneas sin poder encontrar remedic
que las cure, ell famoso ginec6logo DIR
Hartman participa al pGblico que
durante lob meses de verano recetari
Cratic tod ell que solicite sus servtcios
Carta de la Sta, Mary Mayer, 2Ot
Delhi street, philadelphia, Pa.
"Antes de tom. su mediclna estahs
Completamente Ell ferma.
DOIor De EspaIda Y De Cabeza.
"Constantemente tie tenfa dolor de es
palda de cabeza, y estaba tan ner
viosa que me era impossible atender
mi trabajo.
"Despues de haber tornado dos frascos
de Peruna note un cam5io maraviliosc
y ahora soy una muJer saludable.
Gradtud.
"No puedo sufci entezhente demostrar
mi gratitud y Is estoy recomendaHd
q todos mis- amigos"
El DR.. Hartman conduce sus trata-
mientos por cOrreGp ndencta.
Las medicinas que receta sc encuen'
tran en- todas las drOguerfas.
Tratamienf0 Complete.
EI Doctor presc ri bira las medicinas
aplicaciones. higt ne y diets medicinal
necesaria para Of ,ctuar una .cura com.
pleta.
Adn mas, la cor IS uondencia es aten-
6ida reSaEYadRm0 q
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-11

! "Habfa padecido por vRrios amos de
constipation, indigestion y enferme-
dades p6lvicas. No podfs atender los
quehaceres dom6sticos.
ReSuItadOS SatIsfacf0riOs.
"Despues de haber tornado Peruna,
experiments los resultados mas sstis-
factories.
"Atiendo hoy los duehaceres de mi
casa sin Inconvenience alguno, gracias
a Ia Peruna."
Recommends La Peruna.
"Es un placer y satisfaction para mi
| recomendar la Peruna q todos aquellos
que padezcan de la misma enfermedad." ;"
FL remedio en- que mas conffs Ell DR..
Hartman para curar las enfermedade6
catarrales de las mujeres, es la Perunur
=. Cientos de mujeres enfermas tienen
la Peruna como el verdadero remedio de
la casa. Muchas de estas mujeres han
escrito cartas de gracia por Ell benehcio
que han rectbido.
EXpeFiencis Del DR.. Hartman.
Como es sabido, ell DIR. Hartman es 81
Presidente del Sanitario Hartman, ins.
utuciOn que tiene un departamenN
dedlcado especialmente al trRtamiento
de Intermediates femfneas.
Anulmente atiende q infnidad de
estos casos Y la mayor parte de las
pacientes retornan q sus casas Y con-
cluyen ell tratamiento por correspondent
cia.
Todo ell que desee ponerse bajo su
tratamientO, que Sc dirija al DR.. 8. B.
Hartman, Presidente del SanitariO
Hartman, Columbus, Ohio. E. U. do. ~
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-11
EI frances Yersn idssCpbFid el baGi.
IuS de Ia Beste.
EIIoVDn chino Tl'8 foe o. BrInW0 quo 50 slIut
con OI suVTO aDtIpOsttS0. -

81 bsOilo de lS psBts fu6 desCubisEto en-
1894 par 81 fesnC6B YeEsfD, eI OuAl invsn-
t6 81 BusrO anti psEtOBo, con Cuyo BueTO
on 1. 896 trAt6 y euro vsintisist8 cases de
p9ate.
81 primer case tratRdO por g., y con
6xito, fac en- 26 de JUNO de 896. el do
IN jovsn chino lSma1o Tis6, de 18 afon
de edsd, On 81 Ge ninaFio de Ia mission fran
ceBa.
FL deacubrimiento do YerRfn oonBtituye
una de les conquiBtaB mas hsEmoBaB de la
CienciB en- favor de lR humAnidsd , On
TODD sl mundO % tisne grsn CoufsnEs en-
lR bsE&f - 8cci6n del suer0 para pEevsniE
comb&tir IA terrible enfsrmsdRd que
ahors aznts Rlgunog psfssH Hud-RmsFiCAnOB,
aIgunO8 dc ellOB no muy leJAnoG & Puerto
Rico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-11

troB hschsB por las Juntas EgcolRreB do
Rio PiadEaB, Loiz8, Rio GrRnd0, NBgu0'
bo, ViGqu0g, Arroyo, Juncog, Salinas, Ca
yOy, CidEa, Coamo, JaAns DiaE, Psfiuel8g,
AfiaSco, MocD, AguRdiila, IBhbola, Moro
vie, CoFozsl, NRraDjito y Tos Alta.
La pTim9rB municipalidRd que hR
congtruido lR pEimeE& aaCps'a rural de
$3.50 ha Bido Larss. Con tel motive 81
doctor Dexter l0 hs conCedido una t0EOsrs
eUcuelR rural, fslicitando sl mismo tempo
ala Junts EsCOlar y al SupsrintOndsnte
de Rqusl distEitO por lS aCtividOd y el en-
tusiaBmo que ha dOBplegRdo para llsvAE &
cabo eBt8 0bTG.
Tambi6n Ss ha hscho Ia mism0 concO'
sion ToR, Alta Eor ol inter6I deTplegRdo
a Eel Lodc. Jose Z. Ramos hR Bido de-
BiguRdo para RCtuaF On 0l juiCio COnt;a F.
Memo, en- GuGysm0, poE middleton del
juGz municipal de aquollR cODte, LCdo. A
Marin.
La liOta sdiciosal de msostroB remitl'
do por IR Junta do ViGqusg, hR 8ido 8pFe'
bs do por al s0for ComiBionRdo dc IustEuc'
ci6n devueltR & dichs Junts.
Hoy 90 ci0EEa el plazo de a1miHi6n de
BolicitudeB para loB Gx6m0ne8 para lR oh
tonci6n de Les icenciRB de mReltFo1 pTepF.
FAtoEioS, TuraleB y pEincipsle1, que tsndFGn
lugar duEants los dfaB 20, 21, %, , % de-
coFri0nte.
-Ha regrsgado de VisqusB On donds
sBtuvo tn aBuntoB del seIvicio, el Director
de Banidsd doctor Tomas VE1qu9z. 81
EOfsTido funcionario Eecomsnd6 RlIf la
adopci6n de msdidRs BanitArias en- 81 hoN'
pitsl, mataderOS y otrOB localsB gus eat6n
bsjo la administration del munici pio en-
lOG qua. 80 hacs praCiSo una inmsdiata re-
foFma.
-PoE 81 Dopartamento do obstruction
fueron aver spFObadAR y dsvusItag las pro-
pueEtaB de mRestroB slevadRB & agu&l Con'
tFo Superior poF las JuntaB EBc0lsFsB de
PtfUslsg, Coamo, Arroyo, Salinas, Toa
Alta Corozal y Aguadilla.
"A lR 1.30 de hoy BRli6 para NsguAbo
81 gobeTnsdoF >Pogt que haCe Cl visjs On
Gutom6vil = que EegreaaE6 mAhAna & estA
ciuds6:
Los pEincipaIss sStablecimientOn de
NOvSdadeB de elta ciudad como el "PsEiB
BsSsr". "El Popular "LaS Noved8'
des'' han hscho GBCOjidaB impoFt2cioneB de
10 pGTfameTfR dc Vsntine de NuevR Yoi
cuy0 casa diIpOne de los mejOEss prOduO'
toT jOPOuGBes de esR OlaBs.