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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-05-09

of Wight the matter fas left with the
chief
Under the head of unfinished business
the following bids were read from local
citizens who wanted to do the street
spIfnkling: Sam Mitchell. s. per day;
Than Gibson $40 per day; J. l.. Berry,
SAL per day. and w r. Smith. $3.50 per
day. On motion of Wight and Geteh the
contract was given to Smith. who will De
requested to furnish $500 bonds as surety
that the work will be well done.
New business was next and wight
stated that complaints had been made TO
him in regard to the residents in the low
er part of the city who are keeping hogs,
much TO the discomfort of their neighbors.
and that he was of the opinion that peo-
pie owning these animals should keep
them in an out-of-the-way place, where
they would not annoy anyone. Getch was
of the same opinion, for he seconded the
motion, and the marshal will do the rest.
On motion of Leahy and Getch the fire
chief was instructed to purchase more fire
hose.
Nothing further coming up, an adjourn
ment was taken until Thursday evening,
May p.
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EVENING WITH GIRL CADETS
High School Lassies Have Fun While
Brothers Are Enjoying Them
selves in San Francisco.

Some new cadets appeared at the
High school last night. In looks, they
beat the boys now in San Francisco d
city block, but they would not have
amounted to much in a drilling contest
a ball game or A foot race.
They were the sisters of the absent
cadets, clad in the garments Of the far
away brothers.
The cause of the appearance of these
fair cadets was a dance, given by the
girls of the High school, to which inVi-
tations were sent to none of the tTo'is-
crs- wearing sex. As there were no boys
a the dance, their places were taken
by the girl cadets.
The dance was a WhirlWind success
The make-believe boys were as gallant
as gallant could be. There were no wall
flowers, no favoritism, no holding Of
hands, but Just a continual round of
dancing, which ended before midnight,
The High school misses were SO de-
lighted with the affair that it is prob
able that other entertainments viii he
given in which the masculine element
will be left outside the door.
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terry and one adult and three children in
the city cemetery.
The fire chief reported having at
tended one fire during the month and the
marshafs report showed that a good deal
of road work and the repairing of side
walks is being done. On motion of Wright
and Peterson the reports were all ac-
cepted.
Applications for liquor licenses were
made by Anderson and Carlson. McEWan
and Youngberg and Salisbury and Steven
son, and on motion of Wright and Leahy
same were granted.
During the early part of the session the
cOuncilmen were all in good humoF and
il looked for time as if the meeting
would be an unusually short one, but
when the head of communications was
arrived at the short session idea was
driven out of the heads of all when two
from Mrs. Lawrence and one from Mrs.
Mcbride. the former asking for rebate
of license which was turned down, ana
the latter requesting that she be not Ii
censed until the mines are reOpened. On
motion of Wright and Getch the lady was
given a rebate of One-haf of her six
months license. Gust Rose and Edward
James appeared before the solonS in per-
son and stated their cases. and they were
both given the same rebate as Mrs. Nc
Bride. Some little discussion arose dur
ing this time. but as the evening was
warm and the cOuncilmen all feeling well,
there was nOInlnS OOlnS III the iSnl
line and so the president passed on to
the next order of business, which was pc
titions.
A petition with fOrty-seven signatures
attached to il and requesting that Levi
Richardson be made to move his Junk
pile from its present place TO one out
side of the city limits was tabled until
the next meeting, on motion of Getch
and Leahy.
The following were all DESTROYS of be
coming firemen: A. Martin. Joe Kemp,
c. Stevenson and j. II. Jones. On motion
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-05-09
PARK CITY COUNCIL.
COnvenes in Regular Monthly Session
and Transaets Regular Rou-
tine of Business.

Park City May S-The regular meet
ing of the city council was held last
evening at the city hail. and owing to the
absence of Mayor c. NJ. Wilson. who was
in Salt Lake attending the Republican
state convention. President II. w. Deigh-
ton called the meeting to order and roll
call found the other members of the
council in their places.
Recorder Mrs. Lucy Garvln read the
minutes of the previous session and the
same were accepted without correction.
This being the first meeting of the
month. the following bills were presented
and ordered paid: Supplies for the city,
S639.30; police department. S576; scavenger,
sexton, janitOr and inspector, $500 %; street
department. S2l907: city officers, sl77.
Reports of city officers came next and
were as follows;
Treasurer: Balance on hand April l. 50. =
Ol0.5l; balance on hand May l. Sl,6l7. 81.
Recorder: Outstanding warrants. So
O6l22 indebtedness, 81. 1880. The recOr-
deT's outstanding warrants compared with
the JTpaSUTpT'S TeDOTt.
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SETTLEMENT REACHED.
Miners of the Southwest District Will
Keep on Working.

Kansas City. May S.-After weeks of
conferences during which time numerous
proposals were made by both sides. re-
suIting in leaving the entire matter to
a subcommittee of each organization, a
settlement of the difficulties existing be-
tween the United Mine Workers of Amer
lea and the operators of the southwest
was reached today and the joint sub-com-
nittee adjourned. The general scale COM
mittees of the two organizations VIII
meet in Kansas City next Wednesday to
ratify the work Of the subcommittee, and
a convention will be called to meet and
ratify the work of the committee.
Thirty-five thousand miners in Mis-
souri, kansas. Oklahoma and Arkansas
have beer on strike since April l, pending
completion of a new contract The con-
tract as now drawn will stand for two
wears
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To Show Taking Apparatus.

The mysteries of a big telephone ex-
change will be explained to visitors at
the building of the Rocky Mountain
Bell Telephone company on State street
between l o'clock and IL o'clock p. m,
Saturday, May 9. All parts of the fine
new plant recently installed by the
company will be open to public inspec-
ton. The equipment is of the most mod
ern type throughout. and a visit will
be interesting. All residents of the city
are invited to come at any time be-
tween the hours named
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Women

Who are nervous, pale, weak and fret
full, can be made rosy, strong and
hearty by the use of Palmo Tablets.
They make you look and feel years
younger. Money back if not salts
factory. 90 cents. Book Free. Ad-
dress The S. r. Fell Co. Cleveland, %.
For sale by D. J. Hill Drug ca
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To Show Talking Apparatus.

The mysteries of a big telephone eX-
change will be explained to visitors at
the building of the Rocky Mountain
Bell Telephone company on State street
between l O'Clock and II O'Clock p. m,
Saturday, May 9. All parts of the fine
new plant recently installed by the
company will be open to public inspec-
ton. The equipment is of the most mod
ern type throughout, and a visit will
be interesting. All residents of the city
are invited to come at any time be-
tween the hours named.
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STRICKEN WITH PNEUMONIA
Bingham Miner Removed to Salt
Lake Hospital in Serious
Condition.

Bingham, May Sole Falquist. employ
ed at the Galena mine, was taken to ST
Marks hospital tonight, suffering from
severe attack of pneumonia. Falqust IS
a miner and was taken sick a few days
ago. His condition became so serious to-
day that the company physician decided
that hospital attendance was needed at
once. Latest reports were to the effect
that the mans condition was very seri-
o1Ts
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FIVE MEN DROWNED.

: East Liverpool, O., May "a gaso- =
= line launch on the Ohio river near y
= here. occupied by nine young men, y
= became disabled early this morning y
= and was carried under a fleet Of y
\ empty coal barges. Five of the men =
= were drowned. y
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The Republican convention for the
nomination of four district judges and
a district attorney viii be called to-
gether this forenoon at 10 o'clock by ].
u. Eldredge chairman of the county
committee. The Republican district
committee for the Third district will
meet at $50 O'Clock to determine the
officers of the convention.
The general expectation is that the
four judges now on the district bench.
Lewis, Morse, Armstrong and Ritchie
Will be nominated. ]. ]. Whitaker,
judge of the city court. is the only open
opponent
Judge Whitaker has considerable
strength. but it is doubtful if he can
center it, Some of his delegates are
favorable to three of the judges and
are for him for the fourth position, but
it has been difficult for him TO deter
mine against which one of the four he
can muster the most strength. 1t is
thought that he will go after the seat
of either Lewis or Armstrong, as Morse
and Ritchie seem TO have more ap-
parent strength than does Whitaker.
IT is an open fight, however, and the
probability is that the judges now on
the bench will be nominated.
For District Attorney.
There is a hard fight on for district
attorney. The candidates are Frederick
c. LoofbOurow, who conducted the re-
cent grand jury investigation on the
food trust: Job p. Lyon, formerly in
the county attorneys office, and II. A.
Smith. 1t looks as though LOOfbOurOW
would be the nominee.
The Summit and Tooele county dele
cations held a caucus last evening and
Endorsed him and the present sitting
judges, and these counties have TWEEN
ty-six of the seventy-fve votes neces-
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SUNDAY EXCURSIONS
Via D. e. r, G, Sunday, Nav 10

To Ogden, 1925 a. m, l p. m, $3.50
%. m. ..........,..'...s''' III W
To Provo Canyon. 1880 a. No.. 1 25
To Pharaohs Glen. 80
ANY regular train returning.
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made. The members of the Dramatic
club received gold pin in the shape of
a L, with the letters D. c. on it. Those
who received this pin were: Miss Lola
Roberts, Miss Hazel Barns, Miss Georgia
Young. Miss Charlotte Stewart. Richard
w. Young. jr.; Ben F. Howels, Frank
Holman; H; l.; Marshall, d. w; Cum.
the Chronicle staff received a neat little
pin. 1t was a gold L, with the &C. s."
standing for Chronicle staff, and the year
engraved across the top. Those who re-
ceived these pins are: Mona Wilcox. Jen-
ME Gray, Lillian Gray, Erma Pendleton.
Addie Cannon, George Roberts. Joseph
Jensen, Jay Stockman, T. w. Jones. Sam
Paxton, Dell Judd and Hugh Lewis
Watch fobs. made of debating medal,
We're awarded to the members of the de
batting team that represented the school
against Colorado. They were awarded to
Richard w Young ir.; {: II. anderson son
awarded the interclass debating cup and
the interclass debating team pins were
given TO the members of the senior team,
A BenniOn and Jay Stockman.
At the meeting several important
amendments were introduced to the con-
stitution of the student body and move
ment was started to change the nature or
the university Chronicle and make II q
newspaper instead of literary periodical.
1t is also proposed to have IL come out
once a week instead of twice month.
The members of the senior class at the
university who graduate from the course
in mining engineering will leave on May
Il for a two weeks trip among the min
ing camps of the state. They will be
accompanied by Professor 9. Overstrom.
instructor in mining and mill design, and
! they will visit Park City. Garfield. Muir
raw. Bingham and Sunnyside. During the
! trim they will inspect almost every large
mine and concentrating mill in the state.
| About twenty-five students will make the
| trip.
| The special teachers course of ten weeks
! that will be offered at the summer school
at the university this year will start Mon
| day morning.
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SELECT TODAY
FOR JUDICIARY
Republicans Will Nominate
Candidates for Judges and
District Attorney.
SHARP FIGHT IN PROSPECT
LooFsoURoW, LYON AND SMITH
IN RACE.
The Candid tes.

For District Judge
Charles W. Morse.
Morris L. Ritchie.
George G.. Armstrong.
I. d. Lewis.
j. ]. Whitaker.
For District Attorney
Frederick c. LOofbourow.
II. A. Smith.
Job 2. Lyon.
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City Justice of the Peace.

There We're twenty-four cases during
the month. $40 collected, $40 committed.
S25 appealed to Third district court, s.
time extended, $3.50 fines imposed.
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Our carpet cleaning is guaranteed.
NATIONAL HOUSE CLEANING CO
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City Sexton.

During the month of April eight deaths
occurred two adults and six children. two
males and six females; one body shipped
to Salt Lake and one to Heber; one adult
and one child inferred in Glenwood ceme-
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In the Eyes of the Wife

Vienna Bakery Bread is always the
best. Ask your grocer.
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DepaTtsmsntO de Edueaciin.

Acknowledgements csrEadsa On
cuadEupliCa6o, para IR construction de
ana casa eseuelR de bloquss de csmsnto
en- s,El Condado," santurCe, Puerto Rico,
IsT6n reCibi6as On eBta tf.ina hRSia las
dfoz de Is msfiara del dia 10. de Julio de
1908, hoER On que las propOAiCione1 EsEan
abieTtRB.
Los datoB qus1e dsgssn debsr6n Esr pc
didos diEectaments 4 Ia efeina del Comi
nionado de instruction. Para garantiEaE
Il devoluci6n de los planes , sIpeCifcacio.
neB, cada poutor depolitara la Cantidad de
$4,000. CuaIquiers de las pEopoIiciones
8 todaa ollaD podR6n ser EoChazadGs 81 Ha
iuzgAre couveniente, Los sobTeB que en-
ciaTrRn laB pTcpoBiCiones deben ser dirigi'
dos en- ID liguiOnts foTms: "ST. ComiEiondO
de Iuutrucci6D, San juan, P. r PSopoai'
clones para ID construction de cess sBcus'
Ia en- "El CondRdo," sAntuTce, Puerto
Rice" 4v.
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TEAIRO MUNICIPAL.


Anoche, como hRbfRm01 RnunCiado, tuVo
lugaE Ii pEimOEs function del cuadEo dc
EaTzuOla On combination con sl uextsto de
Tisol.
Las pieEaG ejeoutadal poE 0sto1 Rrtintal
fueTon muY bisu intsFpEstadRB y dol agTa'
do del pdblico que eICuchhbS. EI pEelu'
dio dol ta1ceH aCto dol AnilIo de HieEEc
fa6 lejeeRtado con hdmirAblg maeIt1fa y
1entimfsnto, msEsCiondo RtEonadoRes aplau'
GoI.
El bAiIs dc La Mackioha reault6 bion J
10 minmo d do Los Car0Oolss. Son una
paReia sxC0lente On e artP coEsOgrkfco.
HamoB dsisdo paEs tiltimo toEmino "El
Mon0guillo" pueI mOTeOo p6EEafo apaEte,
Es obEB 6Btn 70 muY CgnoCidS de nuos'
tRo p6biico snochs noB hizo q sefioE
Guerrero un Comandante QuiE6a como 40
% hRhfa vista nunCR aquf, poE las ContoI'
clones J mOiinssss
Las hSEmanaB Cameras doEampeaaEOn
bisn nu8 EaIpOctivol papelSI de Coils }
Antonio. Las dsm6B parties del Cuadro
rOguIaEas
LaBfaoEita Esperanto CaEEeras e. una
tiple bRatanta aimp6tica J con mucha sol
tuEa sIc6niCR.
Blanca tisne 0gradabIs VOC = buons
pFesonCia.
ROgeliO.
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NOTIClAS De SARANA GRANDE.
Bull LIuVeras sali6 para MavagiiRz, a
tOmaI DOSesitn del cargo para
que ha SidO nOmbTsdO.
Il haeInDho Gan Fr,nolSsn, IaI spFnF nullIehlnl
La hacienda San Francisco del SsTnr QuIlIGhln
tOrmIE6 ID mOIIeRdl.
(Ds nuestrO cOrTsspOnSal)

Junio 23.-AcompIii adO de Ia muy
RpEeciAble famiIiR, Gali6 en- la mAhRnR de
aver para MRyagiiss, nusHtro distiDguido
amigo don IRmilo Bull Lluveraa, que Va
tomaF poBeai6n del cargo de SupeEinten'
dsnts de 10 eHcuOlR correctional do Maya
gtiez lie daRaamoB un viaie sin contra
tismpos 81 amigo IA familia quisneS de-
jan an vaCio dificil de llonaF on sgtR Gocis
dad donds goneFalmopte se lss eHtima.
=HR teFminado los trsbRjol de mo
lisnda de cans, Ia hacienda San Francisco
dc ssta localidad, de lR cual 90 prophets rio
nusStro buon amigo don Santiago QUi-
lichini.
Han rrgrsBadO de loH bsiioB de Goa
mo, dondo fueERn con objsto de Fepouer
uu 8alud RlgO qusbEantada, Loo apEGoiRbls1
amigos don Santiago QuiliChini = don Eu'
clidea 5Ravsdra. Les EaIudamoa = NOS
nAtibfacs muChU vsEles de nuevo entire NOS
ntroH Complotamsnte Eepuestog.
-Tambian hemoE tsnidO> el guato de -
ludAF al apEOciRblO i6ven don Rafael Sol
teEo Gslabert que hR obtSnido con muY
buanaR notaF, 0l ceTtifcado de mReAtF0
principal en- la eHcuelR normal de Rio Pie
drRG LIE fslicitamoB = HRludRmoB muy
AfaCtuoaRmGnte.
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10 migm0.
PaEa que Ia tRla do aEFog 90 de busnR 8
ID de mRf2, aa le ofrGce San Antonio dc
PaduR una fanega de aquOl cereal nm
millaT do mazoTcas, que ge TeduCen dine
70 , 20 tFRsn Rl CuEa para que digs una
misa gqusI SRnto On viHtud de habeTEe
producido 81 fruto abundRnts.
En- AdjuntRs, an anCiAno labrador
llamsda Oquando, 10 hemon viAto sntregar
81 cura una fanPga de AFFoz an heRm9 $50
gallo una lechonR, TODD ofrGCido
les les SnimRV, que aquel sRCerdota
guaTd6 CristiRnamGnta.
En- 81 mismo pueblo On nuentEa pre-
sencis OntEeg6Be una vaCR con 81 fn
sxpuGsto.
Las religionsg pusp, Las Beetan han
hecho muy POGO nada On matsEiR de ade'
Ianto de los puebloB, 81 nos fJamos On 10
1ue aQuf Ccurre On pieno Higlo 20.
TodO el mundo gAbe lRB b6Fb2Fsg cor
tumbrsl de Ofisnts Ga muChR1 paTtss.
En- MalavaF, Ceylan, OaliCut, MiDgFe'
liz, PFcvinCia do GsOFgisi son esCaudsloso-
loB heChos que le BuCedsn.
La CsbFa, 10 TortugS, 81 EBcRFabajo
etc. ETC., fuerJn ad0Ya1oB por lOg Antiques.
Los RomRnoE, que paBsFon poF sl pug
bio mas RdolantRdo del oTbe 0ICandsliga'
ron con % historic,
El incssto dc Tibsrio con On hsrmanR
Dorita 90 alev6 & 10 formR dc juramento
en- ell SenRdo.
Para cuidaF las mieBea , gFanos tenfRn
1oIGmants doCs deidRdes con ofCiOB difS
Fentaa
IguaI & 10 que hoy OCuEEs en- los cam
pos ofFendRndo laa SnimaB = Santos, 10
chon0g, polloB ceFeAlsB para que ES OEien,
hoRmosog loB pFimeEoB, y ss den exhube'
Eants8 los uegundos
No dsbsmoO, pueB GlCandRliEaFnOB de ID
idoIatFia mod0Ena PoE ~ C0gusdad poFquG
no han hOCho NADIA mas que Eseegar Ia he
EonCia legads y patroCipada por 81 CleCTC
inculto, adoFnRdo y ambiCioEo.
FL Demonio o. atiisIsdo como eBpeCtFC
oSpAntab'e autSTiSad0 para CaEtigRF lei
faItRs 3el Rito Cat6liGo.
lDonda he exiStido 8 exiBtsg
No ObItant0 era adorable como d DioG
dol nal, ca Pag6, reino oriental de la
PsnfnsuIa India
EgaB UTsenCias haCs que loB JeCidas dG
PsEnia y IuTquia tsmiondo que algan d1a
% reconcile CON DiOl = puods veDgaEs'
de OIlo1, 10 tongan O pEodicamonto.
"EI hombEs DioI'', 8 20 Morales d
(Coninua ca "a pGginA a.
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-AVIsAMOs al p6blicO On particular
& nuestEoU dsudorO1. que con fscha "a, del
actual, hOmoB nombKad0 sgent0 cobFadoF
de nue1tra casa y le hsmos et0Tgado podsF
especial & don JoGe MeDsndes MARHeTe;
per1ona & quien pOr 81 aBtimaCi6n de1ea'
mos que poE nuGBtEoB fayoTeCGdoFeg, % Ie
guaYde IaG miBmaB atenCionel FeIpstoB
que haata la fecha Bo hsn vOnido diGpen.
6kndo & nueBtra casa. All miGwo noB
completeness en- adVsTtiE, que 81 Gslior
MenendaS MaEEeEEo 6ene faCultRdes para
oyganiEar d .cobEo de nueatEag cusntas,
para EoCibiE din0E0 , otOFgAR FsCibo &
nus1tTo nombFs para FGClamaE ANITA I0I
tEibunals8 dc iuBticis, 6 lOG dsudOreI que
Eeaulten moEosol en- 10 liquidation de GuE
FeEpectiVaB cusntas. San Juan, Junio %
do 1905 OterO, GOnsagts y %. PoE
u. QteT0 7V.a
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Department Of Education. .--.0ffiee Of
the Commissioner.

ADVFRTIsEMENT.-ssalsd propo.
sails in quadruplicats for the construction
of hix CO. room cement block school
building Of "El Condado," santurCs will
be received at this cffiCe until 10 A. M
July let, 1908 and thsn oponsd. A de-
puuit Of twenty FIVE ($ 25.00) dollars will
be required 81 security for the return Of
plans and specifications.
The right ID reserved to reject any or
Rll proposals.
Farther information furnished upon
application. Envelopes containing pEopo-
GalB should be endorsed "PEopoBaI for the
construction Of School Building at "El
Condndo," SantuEce. p. R.. aud Addressed
20 the "Cs mmiHHioneF Of Education, San
Juan, p. r." 4v.
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Sc renueya eI surtidO.

En- tOdou los vaporea que lIegan sIts
puerto, proOsdsnt0s de NusvR York =
Europa rscibs 81 acrOditSdo e1tableCimien
TO "Lsg Noy0dado5'', San Francisco IS,
nuevo auFtido de las espOCiaIidade8 dc IA
Eamo. CamRB para toda ClRs0 de foKtunaG.
muy RRtf8ticGs, con todos guB RCCGsoRioG,
objetoH de fAntaafs parR sefiSraS J Caballe,
Fo1, lozR, juegol dc muebles, juguetes de
'.biacuits" lindfEimou, fnfsimaS e1Onciau
fanCe1as del Jsp6n, paraguas para ca.
bBlleroB BombFilIaI para nsfioEaB y Bsfi0.
ritSs, entire otro8 mil objetoE, Be enCuentTRn
ALI 6 pFeciog conYanients-. p.
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LOS ULT LTINOS TRABA-
OS de mOfenda en-
Cam b aIaChe"
y "Oriente", de
AreCibO.
PHesgRta el campo aspGCtO haI8ga.
dor, RunCiO de pr6xima y album
Dante COSeGha.
GonfNOnCIlS OTGIus sObTO ssDIrltlSmo On los bl
TIlUs SiAlARs ] BDIddGF6.
(De nuostro oorrsspOnsag special }

Junio 24.-P6coB aEuntoB hay en- IL
Rctuslidad que tsngRn impoEtanoiR , qus
meTe1Can ReE TasefBdoB On lR pFGnBa.
La EafrR eat6 toCandO "a % t6rminO,
en oGte DistTitp, 6niCRmente Ofectdan Los
iltimOI tEabaios de molienda lRa ContTRleB
"Camb0 0Iaohe" y "Oriente."
Con 10 taPminRCi6n de aAsa1 lahoFeS,
FsalizaFk Las do Oultivoa de nusVas planta-
clones Y dsyerboG, preBSntandO d campo
an aspoCto hRlagGdOE, nunCio de pF6ximR
NbundRnta coaOchs. Los cultivoB de CO.
fiR On t0da OstR jurisdiction 90 han RuGsn.
tRdo ConaidarRblcmente, y 81 buen tempo
los pRoteis, hRll6nd0ua como es Conaiguisn.
e muy AnimadoE IoG neRoFss hRcsndRdo8 =
taFEatsnisntea do mon0r cuantfa.
-En l0H bRFFioB "SantGsG' y "BGjGde.
rO", do eHts E6Pmino, han llsvRdO 8 sfeCt0
On los dor 6ltimon domiUgoB cOnfaTenCiaH
oralss BcbVe sI eIpiFitiHmo CON sXtEaoEdina.
ria csaCurrenCiR, tOmRndo paIts Gn els
SIomentos do pEObRdR CultuFR = C0noci'
mi0ntOS de la mAteFia.
Una nuGVa induAtFis dRE6 comisnzo
{ Sus tERbAj0s deSde el / g del pT6ximo
m6E Is GBtR lR impoEEants FGbTiCa de
PaEtRs para Sopas, que con IL denominR.
Ci6n de "Compafiia do PaHtAs del Norta' ,
ha fundAdo Rqui In respectable Taz6n 10.
Cial G. LedasmR y Comp, y CuyaE inhtalR-
clones est6n pH6ximR tsrminaFBe.
-AndnCiRus Ia PoparRCi6n del psri6diCo
polftico "Ey ImpaTOiat bRjc la direction
ds don juan sicRrd6.
-El movimiento poIftiCO, para lR pTi'
mara CampaiiR, eatk y6 puede deciE1S, ini
Ciadc, aunquo sin oEtentaCi6n pdbliCa, y
agantes intaFeSadOg mueVenEe dentro , fue-
ER del psEfmotEo municipal, ConquistSndo
adsptoH para lR nomination de CRndidat0l
On las pF6ximss cOnvsncioneE. La Union
que q aquf inven1ibls, RobuEtscs Eug flAE
CAda diG, llGgando hAats ellis, nuS mas to-
naesB adveRBaEioE, aver del campo BoCialiB
70, y ID victoria do cate SHo Ger6 eSpl6n'
didR.
Los fFmRnteB EepubiioanoB, Runque cor
10 0n n1msEo, han alberto 81 Club, y 60
tan hAcisndo Bu tOWe d'forcs con 10 dc 10
incorporation, sin psnaAE que todAviA 81
tan verde.
=PEocedents dc Ia ciudsd de UtuAdO,
ha llegsdo 4 GstR poblGci6n 81 publioiEts
senior Morsl Campog, y Aunque 90 hRl'a aI
go OsCRgo dc ualud, como aismpTe, dentrC
del trAbajo diATio. Ls ualudamoB COL
teamOnta.