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Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1908-05-14
FIRE DEPARTMENT
ELECTS new OFFICERS.
). J. Keller Resigns as Chief. MANY I'm
provements During Past
Five Years.

The Mountain Home Y .luuteer
Fire Department held a regular
meeting last Monday night at
which an entire new set of officers
were elected for the coming year.
c. ]. Keller who has served as
chief for the past two years re-
signed some two weeks ago owing
to other business and it was neces-
sary to elect a man to take the place
made vacant by his resignation.
At the regular annual meeting
held Monday night new officers
were elected throughout as follows
Chief, Ubaid Couvrette; assistant
chief, H e Beach; secretary DIR.
Swan treasurer, Fred Bennett.
Mr.. Keller has worked hard and
faithful during the time of his Of
flee to build up a good depart
ment for the city. When he took
charge OF the company protection
from fire was very poor and made
quate. He at o. &C recognised the
needs of the city and set about to
provide a first class and we'll
equipped fire depertment. How
we'll he has succeeded In this Is
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1908-05-14
SAD END OF A
NOTED EDUCATOR.
Throws Honor to the Winds and Dies in K-
lie. Blasts Life For A False
Woman.

-Mills's, death being due to
spotted fever and having taken
place in the Idaho town from
whence the remains arrived last
night.
Mrs. French accompanied the
body from the north, much to the
indignation of Carpenters relatives
here, who forwarded the money
for the body to be sent here. They
say they telegraphed $500 to a
bank at Mountain Home and asked
that the remains be shipped by ex-
press, but that Mrs. French, posing
as Mrs. Carpenter, succeeded in
inducing the northern people to
forward the body as baggage and
she came on the same train, her
fare coming out of the money
supplied by the family here, which
cxccates her very name.
When the corpse was placed in
the undertakcr's morgue, Mrs.
French, the relatives, say, declared
she would not give the body up te
them to attend to the last sad rites,
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evidenced by the chemical engine,
the fire bell on the telephone build
ing and the enthusiasm that has
been displayed by the department.
at all occasions since his term Of o.
flee. While all the credit 10 not
due to Mr.. Keller, still 1t has heon
his untiring enthusiasm that hao
carried most of the improvements
in tn department to its present a.
feciency. He has done much for
the city and it is with regrets that
has resignation 10 noted.
Mr.. Couvrcttc, the new chief hao
served for some time a. assistant
chief and is familiar with the ro-
quirments Of the fire department..
He has had considerable actual ex-
perience in larger cities than Moun-
tain Home and It is felt that tbs
boys have dono we'll In elcotiug
him to succeed Keller a. chief q
the department.
Maverick wishes the boys Wotl
and trusts the good will Of the peo-
pie will be accorded the laddies On
all occasions In the future ~ Il hes
In the past.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1908-05-14
LIBRARY BOARD
GIVES CONTRACT
Berg ( Johnson. Local Contractors
TO Complete the
Building.

AT meeting of the Library
Board last Monday night tho bids
foe the construction of tho new
Carnegie library wore opened and
considered. There were three bids
presented to the board; one from
Boise and two fresn Mountain
Homo contractors. The bid OF Berg
& johnson was accepted, it being
the lowest of those submitted 10
the board. The amount Of the
contract for the completion Of tno
building as presented by Berg 4
Johnson being IS, ,634-85. The
firm will be given four months
In which to complete the build
ing
The contract ar awarded to RarR
& Johnson included the building
competed with Plumbing and heat
ing fixtures. 1t 10 pleasing to note
that local company of contractors
succeeded in securing the contract.
Messrs. Berg & Johnson are both
well known in Mountain Home
and their work is always Coz
sidered as first class In every ro-
spect. They have built a aumber
of the best buildings in Mountain
Home during the past five years
and have given the bcs. Of satisfac-
tion in every instance.
AS soon as proper arrangements
can be completed with Mr.. Carne-
gie's financial secretary ground
will be broken and the no build-
ing started 1t is expected to havo
all arrangements completed within
the next few days.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1908-05-14

Death has freed w. r. Carpen-
ter, former Superintendent OF
Schools of Orange county from the
.enthrallment of a woman for
whose sake he gave up wife, chill
.drcn, an honorable career, and his
good name
March 3, Carpenter sent his res
ignation to the Board of Supervisors
at Santa Ana and he and his
family left town. But while the
wife, daughter and son came to
this city the man himself
iourncycd to Mountain Home,
Idaho, where he was joined by
Mrs. French, widow of former
Baptist minister of Fullerton
The very night he parted from
his family he wrote his wife pit
iful letter pleading for forgiveness,
stated that he still intended to
work for her and his children. In
dicated his desire to return to them
but still he went North to join
the woman who had charmed him.
Now, after less than two months
with the other woman, his corpse
lies in the moreue of Overholtzer
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hi n into space or rack our erips
ard ourselves prepare to leave.
Perhaps in the scheme Of QEna.
tion his claims are preferred. q
negation 10 desireabie, il 70 pull
dowtasis better tinGn to build ~ n
the Creator desires dcstruction ~
frowns upon construction, Il this
'. orld WAS made for Cacsar-then
the Knockcr holds commisuion
from Heaven and is not to be op-
posed.
Are you acquainted with the gem
tlcman? You needn't move out Of
your tracks, bur just open your ewes.
ANTI-KNOCKER.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1908-05-14
Council Holds
Regular Meeting

Mountain H ome, Idaho, May 5th,
1908.
The vilalge council met in reg
uIar session with Members Wea-
yer, Rhoades, Eyster and Sitton
present.
The miputes of the meetings in
April were approved after correc-
tlop.
The following bills were ex-
amined and ordered paid out of the
following funds.
General Fund.
Elmore Pub ishing Co.,
Printing $1,000
Min Home Lumber Co.,
lumber, etc. 1870
Min Home Hardware Co.
Mdse. 7.60
Sol Newcomer, justice fees 800
Q E Norell, justice fees 1900
Arthur Stevens, sal. as
marshal $500
w L Harley, sal as ST. Com
missioner 1900
L B Green, sal as village
attorney 877.50
Geo. Brittin, care of fire
engine 1875
F M Hobbs sal as ST.
Commissioners $500
Street Fund
w S White, st work $50. so
w P Ireland, irrigating park To- Is
N Ford, teaming on ST. 1900
Mtn Home Electric Co.,
lights for April 1890
A Lohaic, street work 8. 90
John Horgan. tcaming on street 4. so
7 Carle, tcaming on street 600
Chas Van Orff, teaming on
street 500
Mr.. VIC. Howie appeared be-
fore the board and informed them
that he had secured promise from
congressman Burton L. French to
furnish reports from the Govern
inert Weather Bureau, provided the
village furnished a flag pole for
the display of the signals flags and
some one to care for same. By a
motion of Eyster, Mr. Howie was
instructed to inform Mr.. French
that the village would erect flag
pole and secure a man to look after
the hosting of the signals.
Ordinance No. SO, entitled an or
dinsnce prohibiting the reporting of
false fire alarms and fixing a pen
atty for same was placed up for its
third reading and final passage.
All members responding in the af-
firmative, the chairman signed or
dinance and ordered it spread on
the Village record
Ordinance No. 66, entitled an
ordinance declaring the intention
of the village of Mountain Home to
construct > sewer system in sewer
districts vas placed up for its third
reading and final passage Mem
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The Kaockm
Behold the Knocker |!


The earth brings forth its fruit
in season; the planets whirl on in
their orbits, and the sun flames
out across space to iilumine the
worlds which surround it.
And the Knocker says, This is
my world and this is my solar sys-
tenn
The myriads of human beings
who toll and aspire reach forth
their hands TO pluck the fruits of
their thought and energy; but the
knockcr cries Hands upi No tres
passingi This is my planet,
created for my especial benefit and
after my own desigDcsp'
The KnocI @ is an egotist the
center ofthe Universe is where he
hangs his hat The divine right
of kings is a puny doctrine beside
the divine right lodged in him.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1908-05-14
FRED MORSE IS C0MING
Representative Newspaper Union To
Look After Interests Here

Fred Morse one Of the best
husticrs en- the road for printers
Supplies was In town yesterday
He states that business is very good
all along tie line and that the pres
ent year promises to be exception
ally good owing to presidential
election.
Fred is heavily interested in one
of the local newspapers ~ and
expects to return in few days to
spend some of his earnings OF the
. ,st wear in an effort to sever his
c IN uections with above mentioned
h..;. ,ess. 1T is rumored" that
thsr~, will be something doing un-
80 wya 'ie gets unusually busy in
~. go wv days.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1908-05-14

When he was a child his parents
and relatives were mere ret9luevu
and appondagcs. He won't play
games with other boys unless he
was 1T. II he won at marbles II
was for ''keeps;' if he lost,
keeps" was wicked he would
''tell his mothe r.''
In fact, he was always telling
his not Ter or his teacher about
some injury or injustice that was
being done him by other boys, for
he realized fully that he was the
anointed one, and that the rights
of other people left off several miles
from the point where his began.
When he reached mans estate
perhaps he became salesman, and
the world learned through him
what bad lot his fellow grip
sackcrs were, and how vile the
houses they represented. In f ct,
he was so busy fulfilling his mis-
sion of destruction that he had lit
tie time left to show the merits of
his own goods. Rather than see
a competitor make sale while | c
was making one he, preferred to
destroy the trade OF both.
If he became professional man
/ it was worse yet. His neighborhood
IS warmed with quacks, frauds and
bharlatans. Not that he would
boldly say so, but he had devised
many subtle poisons to be used with
skill. A hint, a tone, curl of
the lip and above all, a selfcon-
scious dignity that would not permit
him to even recognize his profess
sionsl competitors.
And strange to relate, some peo-
pie took him at his own estimate
1I-just as there age human beings
who are never so happy as when
they are kowtowing or kissing the
sacred toe uf some dropsicai piece
pf flesh with crown on its head
and bauble in it's swollen fingers.
Or it may be that our friend,
the Knocker, went in for manu-
facture. II he did, then his first
move was to politely request that
his competitors get off the earth
and svoid the neighboring plan
cts. He had ample reason to justi-
fly his demand. Nothing less than
perfection was good enough
for those he proposed to serve, ( nd
absolute honesty demanded price
that was couitsble and fair. There
fore, since he alone had inspired
and ordained to illustrate absolute
perfection in manufacture, and
since by inspiration his prices had
been fixed, making them no more
to be questioned than the rules Of
mathematics-any other manufac-
turer was an impertinence, an in
to er able nuisance and deserved
but one fatc-annihilatio
Therefore, it is well to consider
the Knocker. There is room for
but one in single world; and as
the habitable planets are not mum
crous, we shall either have to push
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BacCaIauredte SermOa

The Baccalaureate sermon for
he class of '0s will be delivered by
Sev. Hamilton of the Baptist
church at the Congregations church
bext Sunday evening Nay II.
Rev. Hamilton has chosen for his
subject "Lookiny Foreward. -
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[Cont.nued on Page FiveI
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-29
De SOCIEORD.

EnfeTma sstk sun que no de cui'
daao an Eu Fsuidsncia de S6ntuTcs Is dis
tirguids stfi9Eits SoCoEEo PaqueEs, qu0
guaTda cama deBds haCe a'gunoa dfRg. De-
aeRmcB pTonto TOEsabIeCimiento & la sBsima'
BILE o. fsFmR.
s.Eg Oert6msn de bslIeza" "-Pagado ma
fAns, dfa 81 de loa corFisntsB, quedark Ca'
FRado el CsEtfmsn de bsllezs elejido 81
primer pTemi0 de sntre loB custFo lindoH
temas que qusdaFon en- lR votsci6n.
Puerto Rico qusdaF6 honEoBsmeute re-
pFeHsntad0 en- 81 "CeEtSmeu UniYeTBal'
iniciadO pOF les EstadoB UnidoB y al que
han envisdo sus f4tegu ftaS las mujsF sS
mGB bsIlRB del mundo. Ia ballEzR pueF'
toERiqutGA eB sI BEmun dc Ia bslleEa fsma'
riua ella dshs coFFesponder al tsiurfo
en- 81 toTDeo mundial llsvRdo con tSnto en-
tusiAsmo en- tOdoa los pRiaGs civiIiEsdoB On
doEds 90 hA tfsCtusdo ell 'csEtamen."
Para el le ma .'Juana Dfa1" 90 han FsCi'
bido hoy ms de 400 votes y bueuR ca1ti'
dad de clos hsn Bido FemitidoB tambi6n
para lon ctoB "IsmsA" del csFtEmsn. De
Estados UCideG, Alsmania 6 IagIGtsFEa.
hs Fscibido ola OOEFsBpOndsnCiA" votoH
para 0l CeIt6mEU.
SEMPER
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-29
Estrada Cabrera qaieTe gObernaT tam
bien a Honour Tas.
Es presidents de Guatemala Y quieTe
impOner a SD amigo Morales ha-
Ci6ndoIe pTesidsnts de Honduras,
Ell mIaIstU Do los EstaBss Unldas amURsl6 4
Morales con DrGRdgfo 81 IntsRiaha amir De
s6rd0Res en- H0nlEras.

Pagsje'os lleg adoB & Ntw York en- el
vapcr Harold, pEoesdsutss de Guatamala,
afiFman que Las Ii timRB ravuSltsB dc Hon
duraE fusron pEomovidsB poE EEtsadR Ca
brsEP, preaidsnte dc GuatsmaIa, que deBea
hacsE al general Ramon Morales, pTGB','
dente de Honduras.
EI general Morales, que al principle
de las FsvueltAB Be 9ncontgabR en- Ia CCgta
sur de Honduras, TPgreB6 GusEemRla, en-
donds el minissFo e msIicauo Mr.. Hti, ks,
le particip6 que no dsbfR invadiE Hen
duTaB.
MT. Hsit ks habla dido IL irfoFmRdo de
que Morales tsnia 4 600 hombrIB para
invadir HondOrB9 y el miniatTo RmsFi'
Csno, deBsando svitar otEa EsvOluci6n en-
aoualls rep6b!icR, Rmsns z6 & Morales con
aFTsstarlO = con de4ambAFcaF tFopas de loa
Estadoa Unidos, d EuGEa nsCeHagio.
Las 6gtimaB notiofaH de Honduras indi'
can que hay tEanqRilidad en- la r4p6bIicp.
81 general OTtis, puo do loa cGbacillaa
do IL Ultima Fgvo1aCi6n, fa6 oBptuEado,
con alguuoI hambFsz' On CarEo de Huls.
osrca de- TegueigalpR.
Tambi6n fu6 h0Oh0 prisioneEo un amsEi
canO de ncmbrs Leroy Cannon, que fut
autaEioEmsnts isfa d IA poiicia do San Mi
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-29
una CARTA DEL JO-
ven Joaquin Silva.
Nj dGCOTO Y SGntimignt0s humaBita-
rios eStsn.-.diCs- enCima de
tOda COHSeCueDCia poIitiC8."
jQui6n puedG eStaF--.pregunta' --en
On EaTtidO que no abanbCna ran
clos pTOCsdimientOS de C0aCCi6n
YVi0lenCil?
A HaF racibimog la pigniente cartg:

g
s.. Director de- "Ls CoFFegpcndenCia." l."
Distir guido CompatIiott: EI domiDgo
pE6ximo PaBado Rsistf al misin Tepub ioano
de BsyRm6n, y aecmps fiIdo de un amigo,
RCsrqu 6ms dsBpu6s Ctro, que csIebEaban
allf loB uuionistaH.
EntonCeH pEsBsuCi6 con diFguGto muCh9s
provoCRciones PoF psTts de CisTtos elemsn
toB que llsmSndoss FepublicRnoB, pEsteD-
dian inteErumpiF Gquel mitiD.
MientERB de vEZ en- Cuand0 ofapBs voCeB
diScordAy tee, todoB los orAdOreS sin peEdqF
Bu ssFenidAd, deBaFFollaEon gus tsmRB ms
pir0dos en- gentimisntoB dc amor y con
CoFdiR.
No puedo o!vldar las pslabTSg pEonuu-
Ciadas por 81 edo. Coll = Cuchf, FeConc.
Ciendo ATTITUDES al doctor BSTb9ga pRTs
ocupar oayga1 importantsD dsntFo dc una
constitution auton6miCa 81 EigieER en- 81
pAfs.
Me Bspar6 de aquel mitin para dar un
pareo par aquella ptblaCiCn, = IN amaTgo
contFa1to prod iome Les pT61ica8 Concilia
dOEaB do lo8 oFadorsI RdveEsaEioU, con les
hsChos wanda iCus de tuVbRa que deBtF0'
sNron & p0dFadaB loB CTistaIeB de los co.
Chsn que 0l iF Valdez fACilitRTa para
conduciR unioniltRg.
Debo hACer pTeDer to, p0TquG no aCog
tumbro ocu!tar mis- RCCi0nGB, que salt de
Gquf rara BAyam6n, llevAn9o On mi Pc
cho al EetEato de un leader H0publicRnO,
peFo como me hal]aba con comps MA de uu
busn amigo unionistP, me vi pTeciSado q
dSE con el a'gunoG pAssos por dlCha pobla'
Ci6n 6ato fa6 sufciente motive para que
wHf W
Cdmul0 do indirectaB y T0VocAcioneV. EB
natural que Al VERNE en- eBA Oituacl6n,
los d0berOS do busra RmistAd, obIjgdTonme
ColocOEme oil lNdo del cRmRFada, vi6odo'
me pFeCiaadO & dGf.ndeFms de IN promo
vedoR de ssRB R'gsTRdaB v8Tgon8oEAP. No
Quiero poE decoEC, TelstGF todog los hGchoA
ascandAlO8cs q. pFsBsnCiamoB esq mRmoE2'
BILE taV1e, en- que mis- propios coTEelgion&'
rios tEataFon dc EgrGdiFme gratuitameDte
EOs tarde imboTrablo en- mi meDte, fjA'
"a Is hola dc mi BepREaCi6n del paEtido
Eapubiicano, 81 qua no pusdo nj debo per
Senecsr sia ment scabo do mi decoro sem
3imienios humanitarian, que sOt6n per enci'
ma do todR COn8e0uenOGG pOLtttcG.
Y ahoER pTFguDtt: jqui61 pueds e1taT
On an pREtido que no Ataudona sEoa ran
Cioa pFoCadimientoB do CoRCCi6n itlSnciH
contra Ia fscultad ibrs de pannRI?
Me declare puOg, unioniGtR, ConvenCidc,
con pruebUs fehaoitntts, poE lH viEtuRlidAd
CxcslsnciR do GuS principles doctEi
mss.
Y como tsngo iEttT6s en- que eutR9 decIe
EaCioneB 90 hsgan pdblicau para oOnoci
misnto do mis- amigos y tx coTroiigionATioV
Eu6gols, utGoT, 10 inHsrci6n de estG cAEtl
en- 30 impoEtanto publication, anticipando
ls por tan especial favor infioitan graoiau
De ulted Rtontamente, Joaquin 5 LU'
Noble San Juan P. r. Ag:ato q do 1908
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-29
The NV York Herald y la aIi5nza
con China,
laDz6 la idea pEimerO y G0meRta des~
pu6S Ell efeCt0 pT0duCidO.
OmIt0 o. "HNaIt" dGClr On 81 OaItOfIlI 81 jap6a
pORaTa Q no hVsRa cara a pT0p6SitO.

''LaB iudicacionen hOchaR por 81 'Harald''
acsrca de ana possible sIiaDss sntre Esta'
1ou UnidoB China, ConcsTtada para i'm
pedir sl ampIiamisnto de- Ia RmbiC'tss
frAEs, Asia para los JapOnt8ss, h2 6ado
metivo & calurogas diGCusioneB en- tOdGs
parties del mundo,
"Extgaotos de opinioneB editorislsB pu'
bIicRdaB On psri6dicoB del Ests, del Oats
y del Sur, demugatran la pFofnnda impTs'
ai6n qu0 Is idea hA hecho ca TODD el pRig
FL tfscto pFoduoido On Jsp6n estG F' fsjsdo
en- dsBpachcs CRbltgrs fieoB dc T. kfo. Es
svidente que el gobieFno y 81 pueblo RBt6n
pEcfundRmsnts Conmovidog.
"D8 impOEtsnciA especial, bin embargo,
son las opinioneB dRdas poE hombres do
negocio amoEicanoB RceEca del efscto gus el
dichO Asia para los japOnese8 haEfa en- sl
comercio con ChinV.
"En TeBumen; 10 EefaRida Rlianza antga
Eatado8 Unidou , China ha piantsRdo una
nusva 6impOEtAnta question international. "
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-29

En- ssta impFsnta 90 Esnds papsl do
paTi6dico viaio 820G los 46 kilnl CUR
aEintaI
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-29

do On les pu0rtoB do Puerto Chbsllo y Q
GuaiEO, nin hAC9F les gRludOB do ordsnRn'
30. Eats buQus vsnfa en- buEca del con-
sal h1land6s Mr.. de Rsus =, sp0sRF do
que Ol Comandanto del cFucero EeuE6 re-
CibiE Ia vista de las autoridSdaa de am
bou pusEtoH diciando, que tRniR 6rdenGa
dc no comunicaEHe con nRdio dc tisFFR, el
gobiGTno do VsnesuelR no puso obBt6culo
& que Mr.. de RsuU GmbRTcarR en- La Guai'
"a, 81 dia 26 de Julio. Nj ls llegada del
cEucaFo, nj 81 cbjeto de 20 viGitR, habfRn
Bido aviEadoB & este gobieFno como go
CoAtumbro, 81 dicho del comsndante del
buque de que tsnfR 6rdeneg de no Oomu'
niCaTas con ti8lTs. hubieTR justifcado &
las autoTidSdsB vsnezolanAs ni sBtsB hubis
ran puegto obutfculos al EMBARGO do M.
de Reup. ESto no foe hscho, BinembETgo,
para HatitfAcsT el deue0 del cGmRndRrte
del CEuceEo.
NoticiRs EscibidaB de Warrington dican
que lon EEtadoB UnidoB no intsTvendF a
en- cauo de IN COZ a:cto entire Holanda =
VenEzqela.
El depa'tsmento de EAtado 20 hR man
tenido muy ni'enCioBo en- ests coutFCvsFsia
30 cree que no dirk NADIA mientvaB Ho'
IsndR no trate de adquiEir territories en-
VOnesuela. En- sBs case, 0l Tic Sam in
teEvendFk para RplicRF 10 doCtEinR de
Monroe"
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ADVERTISEMENT.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
pIVisOg OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS

San Juan, Porto Rico. August 26Ih
1908 8saIsd proposals. in duplicate for
ths furnishirg IF ell labor Rnd materials
nsceyary for the construction IF an eight
(8) room cement b'otk school bulldog ct
she Cond do, Esu JusD, Porto Rice, for
the S.h9ol BcAFd cf San Jam, r., will
be received OF this ffi,0 until 10 ,. m.
September 8.h, 1908.
All necessary Information, bIa f rms
Of proposals. and Instructions to bidders
will be furnilhsd on application.
Contractors wishing to taks copies ef
tbs plRnB and specifications from the off
may do 90 by leaviug n dspcsit Of Twenty
Eve Dollars (25.00) f1r tbs ssf1 return
tf the p'a1B
The right 10 reserved to Ttjsct any a7d
all bidf; also to EwATd the contract upon
, othsF confederation than rh,t IF price
alone. GEO. W JONES, Acting Gem.
miuaionar Of the IrtsTioF. Avs
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-29
Juvsn TsCIuidO en- eI dGp6sitO muDi-
CipaI de CByeY, P0T 6GmenCia.
La caruol tll pueblo re'uIto nyy Ostr'ehl,
CDs mwsotro oOrrtspon0aI especially.

(Ds mwsstrO oOrresponSag especially
Agogto 27.-DsBpu6I de pABar una bue'
ma tempoFada en- 10 Ciu6ad do GayamR, ha
reprouado eEtR UociedHd lR bells y gimp6'
tioG Sta. CaFmslR Vfzqutz.
Ell jovsn Manuel Antoni, que hRce
aIgunon meBel viGnO padeCiendo de anSgs-
paci6u mental, hR aido FeCluidO On 81 de-
p6nito municipal, poE orden de la1 autori'
dadeu locales.
Ell rsputado gaIeno DR.. J. Marti, dc
esta poblGci6p, aComps Ii sdO del pERCticants
Sr. HsFrsEo, las II del diR do RyGE 10
traGladREon Rl bRErio de ToitaB, donde prRC'
tic6 qua opsEaci6n Ia Sra. LuiGA RNmoE.
Ap9BGr dc 10 inoportuno do Ia hora y de-
10 fsltR de ComodidOdeB del locE] lG cpe'
rGCi6n fu6 hschR fsizmente, pueB le fu6
.extFOid0 del ClRuBtro mRtaTno una hGFm0BB
Minis.
ACOltumbrados & celebrar los triurfoB
que amenudo obtiene 0l DR.. Marti, no nCs
GxtTAHia sl OonquiHtGdO hoy.
-AnoCh0 ContFO gRFon m&trimonio los
diBtinguidos iov0neS Jol6 OErRCR Garcia =
la eatimabIo dana RoUs Dfiz.
Hoy hsmoB viGitRdo Ia c6rCel munich
pa; todo 30 snCuentER On buGnR8 COndiCio'
mes de limpitz1 y order; psEo 81 local 70
Bu'ta muy eDtEtcho = no tiene, pOE tanto,
conditioner para Cfcina para contenaE
sl ndmero dc preGOB que On 10 RCtualidNd
tiene.
CuaEsnta p7eso8 % enCuentFRn en- al in
dioado local, y usgdn nos dicen, 81 alCaide
vsCaa 20 v6 en- la pTeCini6n de dormir eu
medic de recluBoI, On 81 pequtn0 dsparta
mento que % lO he deBtinRdo.
Tan aglomerad0G 10 enCuentrRn los aTTel
tadov, que & CONS; CusnCiR dc 10 mismo Er
nota an oIOF muy mAIo al acsrCRrHe q
.-Hs sido muItadO con 80 dollar
en'yd juzgado municipal, Ol hOnrad
obroro don Carlos BAiz, muItR que he he
Cho efeCtivR.
-El ncgsr de IoI disti0guidOu eBpouo
Colon. V6gquls, hs nido viOitRdo por III
nuevO vGstSgo, que visnO & traer mas d
cha de 10 que dilfrutAn lOI Amnnte1 padrC
dol m0niSimO angel.