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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-11-27
ROSS
BADLY HURT

SAN FRANCISCO, November IL
The racing started in a tame manner
at Emeryville yesterday and as the
card did not hold much promise in the
way of class sport it looked as though
the usual dull Monday would result.
However, along with the second race
came more excitement than in six races
on any other day. Six three-year-
olds of the selling platter variety went
to the post and only half that number
finished.
A spill near the three-eighths pole
put three of the starters out of the
running. Two of the riders of the
unlucky horses escaped with bruises
that will keep them out of the sad
die for several days, perhaps a week.
The third, Charley Ross, was quite Sc
riously injured and will do no riding
for long spell. When Captain Ken,
nedy, the favorite, stumbled and fell,
Ross was thrown over the fence and
after turning a somersault, came down
on the inside track, striking on his
head.
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FEDERAL BUILDING
SITES EXCHANGED
THE BUSINESS COMMUNITY is EXCITED BROUGHT
FROM WASHINGTON BY HENRY E. COOPER THAT NE
GoT1ATED AN EXCHANGE
PROPERTY FOR FEDERAL Bull DING.

ing of the transaction after Mr.. Cooper's
return in the Hilonian on Wednesday.
Both the Chamber of Commerce and
the Merchants Association approved
of the Mahuka site before its selection.
A subscription of $4,000 was raised to
extend Bishop street to Merchant street
to meet the U. S. governments require
ments of public approach to the site.
A meeting of the Merchants Associa-
ton will be held at 8 O'Clock this
afternoon to consider the matter.
A Federal official is quoted in the
opinion that land condemned for
public purpose will revert to the orr
ginal owners if not used for the pur-
pose designated in the proceedings.
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An exchange has been made by the
United States Treasury Department Of
the Mahuka site for the Irwin site
fronting on Palace Square, opposite the
Capitol, for the proposed Federal build
ing. Assistant Secretary Winthrop
and w. G. Irwin signed the agree
ment. Henry e. Cooper, attorney for
Irwin, negotiating the exchange. He
says it was approved by Governor
Frear and he attempts to Justify the
secret deal by quoting a memorial in
favor of the Irwin site which was made
before Taylor, the Treasury agent
selected the Mahuka site.
Business men were excited on hear
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-11-27
SAVED BY A STRETCH.

''You must have had some very mar
row escapes from death in your event.
full career said an admirer to the
great detective.
81 have had a few" he admitted,
modestly. Probably the closest shave
l have had was when a band of South
American outlaws hanged me and went
away without noticing that they had
strung me up to a rubber tree =
Brooklyn Life.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-11-27
BIC SENSATION
STARTS IN PARIS
Financial Disturbance in Vienna Pro-
duced by the Rumors OF War.
Newspapers Confiscated.
EXCITEMENT ALSO IN ROME.
Hayti Has Deluge of Blood-Contract
Laborers Must Leave The
United States,

PARIS, November 27-The arrest of
Madame Steinheil following her con-
fession that she knew the man who
murdered her husband last May, is the
biggest sensation Paris has had in
years. Madame Steinheil is said to
have been with President Faure when
he died. There is the possibility of a
national scandal greater than that of
Dreyfus.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-11-27

1t may have been observed that yes
terday was Thanksgiving and all good
sports and sportesses and sportlets and
sportletesses were to the fore with
both hands performing operations on
turkeys, chickens, pigs, geese and 9TH
err domesticated animals. Not few
paused long enough to observe that
they had a string of things to be
thankful for during the Immediately
preceding year
Among causes for thankfulness there
were noted the following:
l. The enivening visits of the At
lantic and Pacific fleets, the boys of
which are the better sailors and bet
ter fighters because of such games as
baseball. Football, no doubt, has
benefited those who have survived the
game with few enough injuries to pass
naval inspection.
2. The activity of the volcano. Pele
is hot old sport.
j. Pearl ,Harbor beginnings. For
the works there will bring many work
men who will perforce seek recreation
in local athletics. Next year base
ball will see the Pearl Harbor League
made up of several teams such as the
Mechanics, the Dredgers, the Black
smiths, the Ironworkers, the Carpen-
ters, the Concretes, the Gunners, the
Drydocks, the Builders, the Marines
4. Harbor Improvement For the
widening of the harbor makes more
room for regattas, etc, and Jack Den
sham will find the harbor more roomy
for maneuvering as coXswain, pipe in
face and advice on lip, for the KunalU
freshmen.
.. Lots of other things.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-11-27
MARRIED.

USBORNE-COWDRY-OnN November 8,
1908, at st Lukes Church, Toronto,
by the Rev. A. G. Hamilton Dicker,
rector, assisted by the Rev. G. A..
Sadleir, of Temuco, Chill, S. A., Mar
jorie Grahame, second daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Cowdry, To-
ronto, to CLAUDE Harrington Us
borne, Vancouver b. c., eldest son of
the Rev. Canon osborne, Honolulu,
Hawaii.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-11-27
NERVOUS DYSPEPSIA.

A spoonful of DR.. Miles Restorative
Nervine after meals for few days is
almost sure to relieve this distressing
complaint. 1t strengthens the nerves
of the stomach. stimulates the secre-
lions and accelerates the progress OF
digestion. Try it. If first bottle does
not benefit you get money back, so it
costs you nothing If it fails.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-11-27
A GOOD HOUSEHOLD LINIMENT.

n TOOD HUUbEHOLD IMMINENT.
When bottle Of Chamberlain's Pain
Balm is kept in the house, the pains
of burns and scalds may be promptly
relieved, cuts and bruises quickly heal
ed, swellings promptly reduced and
rheumatism and neuralgia robbed Of
their terrors. In fact. for the house
hold ills, it is just such liniment as
every family should be provided with.
For sale by all dealers. Benson, Smith
& Co., agents for Hawaii.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-11-27
HAYTTS REIGN OF TERROR.
PORT AU PRINCE, November 81
Anarchy prevails in Hayti and whole
sale executions are taking place.
LAMPHERE SENTENCED.

LAPORTE, Ind, November 81
Lamphere has been found guilty of
arson. He was Immediately given an
indeterminate sentence of from two
to twenty-five years and fined $1,000.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-11-27
THE WAR CLOITD-

VIENNA, November 27.-The Bourse
is demoralized by rumors of war Four
newspapers have been confiscated for
circulating reports of the movements
of troops.
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STEAMER SUNK.

SANDY HOOK, November 27.-Yes-
terday the steamer Finance was sunk
by the White Star steamer Georgia.
Four on board were lost.
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THE DISABLED RELIEF.

MANILA, November 26-The hos
pital ship Relief has arrived here with
damaged engines and otherwise dis
abled.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-11-27

Poor little fellow! He coughs
so hard he cannot sleep. That
makes him weak and sicklv all the
next day. His brother thinks this
coughing is terrible. So do we, for
we know that just a few doses Of
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ANTI-AUsTRIAN ROMANS.

ROME, November 26.-Anti-Austrian
riots continue and troops have been
called out to suppress them.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-11-27
KETCHEL BEsTs PAPKE.

SAN FRANCISCO, November 81
Ketchel knocked out Papke in the
eleventh round.
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EXPEL CoNTRACT LABoRERs.

WASHINGTON, November ga
sweeping order for the deportation of
contract laborers has been issued by
Secretary Straus.
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WELSH BESTS ATTELL.

LOS ANGELES, November &c.
Welsh got the decision over Attell in
the fifteenth round.
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NEW PUBLIC PRINTER.

WASHINGTON November 81
Samuel Donnelily has been appointed
public printer
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sPERRY's SAILORS ASHORE.

MANILA, November 26.-Fifteen
hundred sailors from the battleship
fleet have been permitted to land.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-11-27

DORANDO WINS MARATHON.
NEW YORK, November 26-Doran-
do won the 26-mile Marathon race in
Madison Square Garden from Hayes.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-11-27
HENEY TAKES AN AIRING.

SAN FRANCISCO, November 81
Assistant District Attorney Heney
took an automobile ride in the park
yesterday.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-11-27

METEOR KILLS HORSES.
MUSKOGBE, Ok. November 26.~-A
meteor fell into barn here last night,
killing two horses.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-11-27
HVer's
'Tkerrl 9ectoral

will stop the cough. For sixty years
it has been the standard remedy
with men, women, and children for
colds, coughs, and all throat and
lung diseases. 1t contains no mar
cotic poison Of any kind. Be sure
that you get Ayers Cherry Pee
tOral. Accept no cheap and worth
less substitute.
q a I. A
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-11-27

Auto fiends beware. Your numbers
are being noted by a faithful host of
voluntary watchers, men and women,
boys and girls, and when you get to
doing careless or reckless stunts in
the peoples streets your numbers go
down for reference and time and place
are recorded so that first you receive
warning, then you are cautioned of the
5sibility of losing your license and
you get into court and disgrace.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-11-27

Fine Job Printing, Star ONCE.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-11-27

Fine Job Printing, Star Office.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-11-27

Following is the list of winners in
yesterdays automobile gymkana at
Kapiolani park:
First event-Driving one mile as
nearly to four minutes as possible. Mr..
Dyer, Mitchell car, first; time, min
utes and 2-5 second; Archie Young
Electric, second; F. Damon, Ford,
third.
Second event-Potato race. One mile
with potato to be picked up with cars
standing at every quartermile post.
Mr.. Tenney's Stevens Duryea driven by
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-11-27

Prepared by Dr. J. C. Aver Co., Lowell Mass, U. s.A
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-11-27

The double possible of Major Rose
was the star performance of the public
shooting competition at the new N. G..
H. indoor range yesterday. His first
target had four clean bulleyes. AS
there was some discussion the Major
shot again, boring out the heart of the
bullseye. Some of the scores were: %
for Major Rose and Captain tombstone;
"a four d. l.. Austin, Sergeant Lemon,
Wyatt Cooper, Lieutenant Pardee, Cap
tain Coster, Sergeant Sumner, Lieute-
nant Col. Coyne, Major Riley and Cap
tain Nicely.
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La AMERICAN SU-
gar COm1any. :"
Grsndss difjcuItsdes' Sc sspsIsbaD
en- el meBtiBg' que dahfa Cele-
hraf en- JERSEY City
SonldlflelIis los Rsg0eIOs dssds b nutlts ds Nj,
HMsngYN.

GFandeB difCultsdOs 30 espaEaban ca d
meeting que lR American Sugar Company"
debia COlebgar on Jarsey City en- uno do
Los dfas dc Id anteHioTes gemanR. Desd0
ID musFta de al. o. HaYemeyeT, que mfa
da admiuissrarsla cOmpa mis- con mucha inss
taliRenoia dabR olaRoB infoRmes 81 p6blioo
destodoB los aauntnu do dicha compahfa,
MT. HavameyeE no tuvo difcultRd On de
cir Que hay una difioil liquidation y que
81 cree que, debido Z Ian di6cultadeu quo
hay entEs los pTincipales empleRdoB, van.
dr6 an grave CopAiCto e diCha OompadfR.
Una demandR p6bliCa se anunciabR en-
ID que % harfa ConRtaT 10 BituaCi6n de O.
da director. Mr.. HAysmeyeF, 6 90 mueH
70, tsnfa & "a nombEs 1876 obligaoionel Co.
muneg 21 no pRefsEida., O R Hsiks Be-
cretaEio dc II compshfR, tenfa 5 de una1 y
IA de OtraH. Horace HAvemeyeF 10 dc
lar GeguudRs john p. Persons tenfR 240 de
eStaB 240 de les primeEAS; g, III Frai2er
juan Meyer 10 de aqu0llNS ORda uno.
Horace HavemeyeF p. Parsons , FFaizoF-
son oran candidates para reelection 10 juntA
Ssg6n los RumoFeg de Wall Street
Ia compAfia, tenfa una EefneFfR On lR Ciu-
dad dc San Francisco, y habiendo sido
doatFuidR eGta poF los temblOEGg, todav1R
aquella no hR aido EeconBtruida. TAmbi6n
la CompAnfa ha pagado dividendon que no
han Dido ganAdos 81 lujo he Eido muCho.
Son difcilea loR negoCiog On la "AmeEi
can Sugar Refining" dOgde la muOrt0 de
Mr. HavemeyeF. Sc Rtribuys d miedo ID
loB compstidoreB gus no Be mueatrRn ami
madoa, = & que Il legislature co WaAhing,
ton no aara tan modeERda como Cuandc
administraba HavemeyeE. Sc dice en
Wall Street que cuando los peligFos con
Albukls Bros, otroH depRHbamentoB, MI.
Havemeyer podfa diSpcnsr de 10 100000
de dollars 8 90 diHCr0ci6n como fondo de
peligrO Sc We de sBto que una Cantidad
ae gaRtAbs psgandO dividendon que no %
babfan ganRdc, para manteneE la PoSeai6n
del capital en- eI meTcado, PoF buena au'
toEidad us Sabe que uno dos amos ante1I
los libros de la compRffa dejaban yer M
deficit On ID pREte esenciRl.
El capital RutorizRdo , 81 pendiente dt
la American Sugar Refining, O. d
$45. .000, COO de obiigsCionel COmunes, pol
yalor 800. Este no tisne CompTomiHol
psndisnteB. 81 capital priviligiRdo nc
tiene prefarenciR como tel. Del capital
Comdn se han pagRdo dividsndoB como ii
gusn: 1891 por 100; 1892 10 , medic
por 100; 1898, 81 , medic poE 100; 1901
4 AbIil, 1907 al por 100.
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COMO Sc TRANITA
un bill. z
PGF I8 trawites pasan los plOysctOs
de leylds la Legislature.
Dspgos s. onrli ilWlshIngt0n 1nl eoDIl 10
Gsos pEOytCt0s "a Isyls.

Los iguionta1 trkmitsB coFFsn los pro
yectos de Icy que Bon Hom0tidoI ID Ean
ci6n do Il agamblea legislativR de Puerto
Rico para Hsr loyeg
1. Presentation dal HBill'' on necrs
taFfR. 2 Smtarlo ca d RsgistEo da bills
con Eu ndmaro corrsE p0ndisnta inCIuiEle
en- l. nninutR para daF cusntR de 81 an la
session. 3. Leerls poE Hu tftnlo en- "pEi.
merh" l0ctura. 4. LesElo en Il nosi6n on
'isegunda" IeCtura tomRFlo sn connide'
raOi6n (6 desschaTlO.), s.: PGBarIa { tEss
ducOi6n s imprents. g. PaGarlo Is CO.
miHi6n respective. z. DAvuelto poE Il CO.
miai6n, disCutir 81 informs dc ella. 8.
DisCutido, u tuyisEa enmiendaU, y hubie.
ran Bido apHobadas intsrcaladag en 81 Bill.
8. PaBarIo 4 ID ComiRi6n de leYes copiadas
y EegiItEadaE. 10 Dag cuonta con, 81 In,
forms dc layeH oOpiRdas y TegistEadaH.
IL. TsTCeFR leCturS y someter % YotRCi6n
defnitivR. IL PaaAFlo al Conueio Eje'
cutivo. 13. Dsvuelto poF 81 ConBejo Ejs'
eutiv0, dAE cuOnta Id C6mRHa. IA. Ha'
cho Ley, CopiaTle an Iimpio. Is. FiRmar
10 81 uefior prOaident8. dRndo cuOnta ID
C6mRRR de clio. IS. Rsmitirlo la fir
ma del pEsIidante del Conseio Executive.
II. Ya frmados lpoF ambos pIGidontsI,
Esmitirlo lR sanction del goboFnador. 18
Cuando d ''Bilp' Bee devuelto poF 81 Con
ssio Eiscutivo con enmiendaP, ge spmetaE6
nueyAmOnto diGCusi6n d dichRs en-
miondan no son apfobRdRB en- 90 totalidad
be s0licitar6 Comisi6n De confsFenciR para
tE&t2r de Lac difeEsnCia8 EpTgidB8 entire
ambas C6mRrRa. La Comili6n de Confo
renCia dc IL C6marR pEe1enta Bu informC
Il C6marR votaFk IS dehapEObRrG d
miamo.
Los "BillA" del Oonnejo Ejacutivo q
tramitsn On igual foEmR que los de Ia ca
mara, solo que On IN mismo dfa Be les d6
''primeFa" ''sagundR'' lectura, para que
pauen Las ComiSionsB TespeCtivas.
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CARTA ALBERTA.
Al honorable dslegadO a Ia CamaTa
don PFaXedes Santiago.
Iuzgan On CIdf. urg'ntO Il sDs,RshI del r0sInio
ulblRO.

CidrP, p. b. Enero 19 de 1908. Hon.
Pr6xades Santiago, dslegado 6 la C6mRrV,
San Juan.
Querido Sr. Egoilta de ysr mi pueblo
colmRdo de bisn eltar, y en- peEfectO elta.
do, ma peEmito dirigiTIe Il presente la
CuRl ss tertimonio eloCuents que ls doy, dc
gincsFR GmiEtad.
El pueblo de Cidra no ORt6 NAL atendido
en- absolute HaCs POGO Ba ingta!6 81 tee
fono; Los ocho kil6metroB de caTUeteEa con
que contamog, elt6n debidsmsnts Rtsndi.
dos en- Bu conSeEvaci6D; cenHtantements We.
mos 81 empleRdo dc ella progtsndOle su
aBfduo cuid&do fin de conueFvaTlR On 81
meioE oatado.
EatAB non dos. grandss meioraB que me-
EOCen caluEoBoB pl6ceme1
Tenemos que 81 pueblo pFogreaa nota'
blemGnte GA d0nGidad de habitAnteV, y OB
muy neceIaTio uFgente que gaR aumen
tRdR Gu extanRi6n uTbGn8; para oat0 mo-
oeAitA v. reCabRF del gobierno q plano de
esta poblaci6n, aBunto ests, amigo don
Pr6xedes, que debs in1piTar gran intsI6G
de v, por lsU gEandeB mejoraB { que daEfa
mkFgen elte aaunto.
Tambien tengo entsndido que sxists ca
nuestraS leyes ma en Is Cual autOrizan
unR caREetaTa de Cruces ComerfO pnnando
por ID Cidra, eatando conntTpfdoB los ocho
kiI6metroB de las Cruces Cidra, habion.
do 1ido eBta heCha antea que dicho pFoYecto
Be cumplV, puegto que hAco Glg6n tiempo
est6 oIvidado = pusde decir1s que en- eHg
punto, Ia indicRda ley ea letFa mue1ta.
Los hAbitsntes de este pueblo, que tie.
men ". en- alta estimg, le EUegAn tengO
muy en- Cuenta eata question y no ceIe On
laborar poEque oOta IamGl de caRFetORa sea
IN hscho diAffutsmon al fin da las muy
notablea ventajas que NOS pFoporCionaFfa
ese nusvo camin0.
Tenemos tRmbi6n otEo agunto que CON
lideHo muy dslicado , eutOy muy uoguEO dG
que V. haEk ca Bu favor TODD lo quO Y.
pueda.
Las GALES de esta pobIaci6n estkn % an
estado muy lamentable, debido qae 81
ayuntsmianto no tiene fondog diHponibl,l
nara esta ntenCi6D, 10 CuAl baio ning6n
coDcopto daba miEarss con indifeEsnCiG.
Yo ostoy peEfeCtamente infoTmado ID
que ents Ayuntamiento tiene fond0s az
Considoraci6n de sobFSnta8 dc afios antsTio
FoB, de esto no Ia puGde digponeE Ginc
msdiants IN pFoyeoto de Icy autOHizAdo
esta para la inversion.
Yo he vigto que v. en- uno de BuH pro
yoCtos he padido Ia Okmara que autoEicc
il inversion de $40O paHon do 6Obrants1 d
amos anta1ioBes. 70 Con1ideTo gus, EOs
pondiendo 4 las TefoTmas que EsClRmaT
oieEtau atancioneB uTgonta, Haa muy poet
Outa Cantidad, Y volvsEemos { lan mismaa
All, pusn, 20 Creo que v. dsba amplial
Rquel proyecto por mAgcE cantidRd Gre,
qao habr6 hsCho v. una obra COnOlufda J
pFOvechoUa.
70 tandI6 inmenGo placer que todo olt'
que deio ConSignRdO msEeCieIa Iu dstanid'
Gstudio, obtiona esto1 dereChO8 s az,
somoa RcEeodoEes
Con gsntimiento de mi mas Distinguish
consideration, 90 amigO quo le npFeCla'
a. AQUILEs.
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VA LLEGARON las medias francesas
para niflos que esperaban en- la VILLA
DE MADRID. Las familiss que deseen
comprar esta mercRncia absOlutamente ga
rantizada, pueden solicitarla en- este e,sta
hIecimientO Ademas del cOlor negro pro
pias para colegios, Sc han recibidO en- OtrOs
dolores desde $3.50 $%-OO Ia dOcena. Tam
bien recibimOs un magniflcO surtidO en-
FALDAS y ENAGUA6 para 6ehtOras
PAJAMAB para hombres, ,asi coma un buen
surtido de Calcetines franceses, Perfume
ria de los meiOres fabricantes de Europa
(incluso Guerlain), el meiOr Pa1O de br1llaI
que sc impOrta en- Pto. Rico; Jun explendi'
do surtidO en- OABIMIRES para Ia prOxi-
ma estaci6n y las lejitimRs PINE APPLE
CIOtz que no tienen cOmpetencia.
PFOximamente GRAN realization de
TIRA8 BORDADA6 S menOs de Ia mitad
be su preciO. San Francisco 81. Telef0no
378. p. o. B. 764. San Juan p. B.
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del Tribunal Supreme do Puerto Rico,
gomete & IL spTobRci6n de ID C6marR de
daIegadog sobra publication de flaa sen.
tsnCiaB , reBOlucioneI de dicho tribunal.
Pr0yeoaOS de ley de Ia CdnearG en- prime
rG lecturG.- N6meFo 40. PoF el Bel1r
Lluvegaa: "PaEa AutoEizar al municipio
de GusyanilIa para invertir On obrau pd.
bIicaS su SobEante efectivo de 81, ,276 TO-.
N1mero Al, PoF 0l stfior LluveEe1:
''DiSponiendo la construction de an FamAl
de CarrsteEaI que una Las luEiBdiCCiones de
GuayanillR , Adjuntah".
Por lou sefore8 M6ndez CaTdona, Cue.
IRA y VivRldi ''AutoEizando 81 Auditor
de Puerto Rico para ualdaT ID FoOlama-
ci6n de Enrique CamufiaB, sobEe compan.
Haci6n de ssFviciOs preltadoI, delpu6s de
terminada Ia pTimera session de la cUREta
ABambleR legislatiVa".
Ntmero 42 PoE 81 senior Santiago:
PARA aaiguar 81 Cr6dito nsCslario para
haCer 81 eutudio y tTazRdO Dc ls CarretsTa
n6mero %, s Eaa 81 trozo CompRendido
entire lou pueblcs de Cidra ComeTfO"
N6mero 43. PoT los seiioFeB Santiago,
VirellR BAEEerRR: ''PATa aSigDar sl
C1e Tito necsBario para ls termination dc
la CagEeteEa de C6guRs & San DoEsnSo".
N6meFo Al -PoR los sefiores Delgado,
Mendez Cardona BarceI6: 'sObEe cons
trucci6n de un ramal de la caEKeteFs nd
nero Z, desde el Aitio denominado Can6-
vanaa 81 pueblo de Loi4A".
FL siior TEsIlsa solicita He EuHpenda ID
session para ma mana & lan p. IA.
El pEsAidsnte Cita para maiiGna & leg 9
J 10 3. M FsspeCtivamente las Oomisio
nsu d hacienda J De obraI Pdblicaa.
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Iitmo.a { Ias PInilsaI.s {. nasIea.

JESUS RENDON ALMIRA.- Tiens
conutrnta existsncia do. lc8 iguienta1 ing'
tHumentOI: FIautno1, Flauta1 ToEocEola1,
Obos Rsquinto1 CIarinete, Fagote1
Violino. VioloucslIog CoutEabsior, Nam
dolinru, BondugEiae GluitaEEag, OoEnatiinCo,
Ondvene, Trombon BaFftOnos, Bombar'
dino1, HsIicona-. (bsjog) TEi6nguIo1, Fla.
tilIo1, Re1oblants1 Bombo1. M6todon
"a solfaO y para t0da Cllss da in-Eumen'
tor. AeCe oFio8 y EatiGie8 Ga general
San juan, r. B. ApaEtado ntm. 216.-
Callo da Allen ndm. II \ Sci ndm. rs.
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PildOraS ROSadaS
: delDr. Williams !
EN LAS BOTICAs. &
lNUNcIO De SUBISTA.
DepartameatO del Interior Ofioina del
Sapsrintsndents dc Obras PdbHOas.
TnoD. Enayn 13 de 1908

SGpeTSntendents de ObrGs PG65seaS.
San Juan, Enero 13 de 1908
Propo1icionos On pIisgoB Cerradon para
Ia Adjudication On p6blica subasta de To-
tes de 600 metros cdbicoa mas menoS de
piodra On bruto. para sl frme de los 5 pEi'
meEoB Kilometres de ID cagEetsEa AFeCibO-
Lare8 ne admitiE6n en- oBta ofCina hRatA Las
10 4. m. del dia 27 de- EneEO dc 1908, que
ss abEirkn pdbliCamente
Los IicitadoTeB podEGn obtaF & uno 8
mf1 lotsI, } d plazo paIa 81 IuminiItEo de
uu solo lot0 BsH6 de 2 meuGs; = para vAEio1
todos de moss1.
TodoH loa datoH nece1aTioB % dRF6n ca
eata oticina donde Ba enCuentEAn de mani
fiegto tOdOB loB documentoB que han de re-
CIR On Il ContratR podEGn Tscojsr lOI Il.
citsdore1 los modeloI de propOAiCiones que
han de pEessntaT.
La administration ss Pegsrva 81 dersoho
de desechsr cualquisra tOdas Las prOpO.
aiCioneB. De ordon del ComiGionHdo del
Interior, j. j. Jimsnes, 6uperintendente
de ObTan Pdblicag v.Sa
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% AhnIIlsHlstl.

Avisamos q las personas, que
solicitan suscribirse q este dia-
rio, que el peri6dicO no les serd
enviado, 81 81 ayiso que con tai
obieto remitan, no viene acom-
panado del importe de Ia sus-
cripci6n.
Esta vale por un trimestre
1925. Por un semestre $3.50
Por un a6o $500. PGgO az.
!, cipeao.
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IN arta imports q vondo PaPol q po
a,6ie6 'VIolo 8 q. % Iau 60 IZiIol ('ils ssisS'
y.
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CALOR E EIEQ0ES;
en- Aib0RfO. ffiO.
Ia mayor plseipitaei6n eI ora Il re,
gIstltss en Ponce.
L prlGIpIiagldl toe mas lIl6slIi e ID rOe0sl-
TIO o. nUchls IOeDIIillls
(Del WsatEer Bureau. J

BoIetin usmanal dbl tiempo dc Il Us.
mana que tsFmin6 81 is de EnoTo. La
somana smpsE6 con tiernpo cla1o ca lR di'
vili6n N, peFo en- ID n1nYor plEts do laG
diVini0naS 81 n ganeEaiments hnbo
pguacsroH. La mayor prsCipitaci6n del
~ fu6 1.52 pulgadal, ca Ponce.