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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-03

East Springer avenue will be amung
the first streets paved with brick
--s+~-
The paving Of East oklahoma ave.
nue is being held up pending decla.
mil by the sunfame court Under the
new paving law street railway com
panles are required to pay for two
feet Of the paving on each side Of the
track aud between the rails. Under
The franchise granted 10 The Guthrie
street railway i've years ago By the
city. he company Is required to pay
pui for one foot ON eacn SIDE OF the
track. q ~ supreme court holds that
q franchise Il contract. the anesuon
Of whether the city or the property
owners shall pay for the extra foot
Of paving will be an issue 10 deter
ialue
The city council meets Thursday
night IN regular session. The report
of Consulting Engineer Palmer on the
iilifaIlou plant is expected 10 be pre-.
scented 4 ig stated that The report
viii exhoneraia Contractor Cooper
the city council aud himself from afi
liability OF the recent disaster and rec
ommend fixing up the cracked basin
at q cost of s3lel0 TO the taxpayers
The j. r. Hill Construction compaaV
which has tho contract fof paving th.
ien miles Of slrecte and avenues. vii
be ready 10 begin laying aaphnltuu
on Noble avenue by the FIRST of Maren
Iwenther permitting.
+, East Villas avenue is being graded
and leYeled and the curb and quite.
| work put In preparatory ID paving tn
street With brick
~
VI S calseyt. former principal @
the Logan county high school. has az
s'imed his new duties as superlntend
ent OF the city public schools. Nj
Calyert's family viii arrive next weo'
from Willow Springs. Mo Mr. AM
Mrs Calyert's children are teachnl
Or attending school N Oklahoma all,
they are glad to get back among them
City Water Commissioner Spence
reports the work Of repairing the clea
water veil and the rebuilding Of th'
water works pumping station "a
enough advanced that within a fe9
days he will be able 70 pump wattl ~
rect from the clear water we'll int
tho flter basins of the tlllraliun plant
Water Commissioner Spencer hna {
lnEnn -lnI.a.l. III lnall hiAna lnNIn1 l..aInl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-03

Miss Pearl Buchanan. former teach.
ef OF the eight grade Of the Central
school has resigned 10 accept a posi-
tion In Oklahoma
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-03

Attorney j. r. Rails. Of Wagoner,
S here looking after some cases be-
re the criminal court Of appeals.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-03

Two new modern residences near
the state capitol are nearing compile,
lion on East Oklahoma ayenue.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-03

JNNNt - ~ tAolliHt ~ w nun 1hlft
homa City nmatters before the erin.
snal court 9g apptals.
Attorney j r. Rails Of Wagoner,
IS here looking after some cases be-
ift the criminal court Of appeals.
Is. q. Baker, of the criminal court
bi anpeals. returned Tuesday from
lpn days visit In Muskogee.
Presiding Ju nry Nj Furman,
~ the criminal .et Of appeals, has
fciufned from Q visit IN Ada
Former Delegate J. u Curl IS over
h N Bartle1gIlle
bs q " Smith has returned from
D tfip 20 Antlers.
superintendent A a. Stewart, Of
q Oklahoma Deaf and Dumb school
~ Guthrie visitor today ie Is
e king after the interests of the
lstaeol before tho legislature
Fm Garrison. president OF the Ok.
Hh0m3 Farmers union Is ia the city
itsn Poad Greek. He reports that
" the next state meeting OF the state
5eailon which will be a Shawnee.
flura i0th many important mat
thes WIN be taken up concerning the
farmers.
]. & Connors. chairman Of the
hasrd Of prison control has returned
& I'M as official tsin to McAlester.
Rev Noah 3. Wlckham Is up from
f4lahoma City
n Funk Is IN PefrH
Ben Hesler is 10 Chandler on legal
lnsiness
q FostaF Is in WelIsson
" z. Smith. Wee president 81 sisa
Northwestern normal at AlVa. Is a
Guthrie visitor, Mfr Smith was for
merly city superintendent OF schools
at Perry.
Prof snovfon Parlelle. former prIn
olual Of the Logan county hleh school
aud now Of the Oklahoma Beck chi
aapy, Is up from oklahoma city to
Day
- Representative A. +. vandeven
ies Is over from Bartlesvllle
L r. Booth Of Bartlesvllle. editor
Of the Examiner Is IN the city If
says the restraining order of Judge
Campbell IN the eas matter viii par
algze the business IN The state
Attorney Charles Mltlrlch. Of Law
llen. who n assisting Attorney Cen
oeal West ieHay In the argument on
tna dgmlciIp lazy In the United states
ctfrult e0uft Is among the prn,qihenl
lawyers lathe southeastern sddtl0n q
ina state lie inaup convincing ar
eumcnl In defense Of llst Law
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-03

pe n " smith has returned from
3 trip 90 Antlers.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-03
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The Langstoa colored college band
u n the city. and viii give a con
cert this evening
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-03

Water Commissioner Spencer has 9
large force Of men buay layIng walel
pipes IN The streets 60 b. paved
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-03
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LOCAL

Judge s. H. Harris. Is up from Okla
homa City o nmattefs before the crlnl-
ylal court ~ apnsils,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-03

Now that the street Improvement
bonds Tor paving and improving Cap
itoi squire have been upheld by lhl
supreme court the Hill Construction
company win begln active work on
paving around the square Tho boule
Ward aud the drlyewal I'd the building
viii be among the Hrst to be paved
with asphatum.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-03

East Springer avenue will be among
the first streets paved with brick.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-03

Thes J. N. Hnl Construction com
pany Is erecting huge rock erusher
Oh tho santa Re right Of way to cruan
.etone Tor The concrete base for paving
The crnsher will have capacity ul
3fHo0 feet Of stone daily
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-03

Tho county commissioners are TAI
vesiigaling the workings OF The various
county Offices lu an edCrt TO find some
means Of cutting expenses The boaro
at yesterdays session let contract
i0r tho care Of the County orphans
home IN Seward township for the en-
nulng year
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-03

Miss Chris schoder Of Detroit Mich
lgan is the guest Of Sheriff and Mrs
John Maabaey on East villas avenue
sha nkes Oklahoma and is colitemi
ySisgipg luestln9 N 4 fBt taptafe,titE
htif iINott II l-linehNVi 9ilnie'nh
\ ,The East sidcW {. n Il, viii meet
with Mrs }. %. Reel, at 2l2 North
Second, Friday. Feb. sth at 2:aQ ,. M.
Mrs, W. 8. Hunting. of sapulpa h
The guest Of Mrs. g $, Brengle, a.
fls East Villas avenue
Mr.. George Flick. Of Oklahoma city
Who has been The guest Of friends
here, returned nome this morning,
Mrs John McNeal, nee Miss Cad
Kennedy Is here from Des Moines
Iowa, visiting her parents, Council
man aud Mrs j. j. Kennedy on West
Noble avenue
Mfs. n, D. McGlnlcy OF North Vine
street is entertaining her sister Mss.
II, q speer OF FL Smith, Arkansas.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-03

Attorney Charles Mltlrlch. Of Law
ten. who ls assisting Attorney Geus
eral Weat ieHay In the argument on
tie dgmlclIp lag In the United states
cffrult court Is among the protqinent
lawyers lathe southeastern sdUfl0n q
tire state lie maue q convincing ar.
eumenl In defense Of TIE law
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-03

'A1s9wa aFMtaIEa Fo0 sAll ay Z \ WALLACE.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-03

superintendent A. A. Stewart. Of
70 Oklahoma Deaf and Dumb school
M Guthrie visitor today fIe IS
it king after the interests of the
'sthrel before tho Legislature
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-03

rev Noah .. Wlckham Is up from
f4lahoma { City
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-03

+ 3 Conn0rs. chairman Of the
haerd Of prison control has returned
I. mi as official tsip to McAlester.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-03

by Mahoney had not discarded lis prll
On Uniform
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-03

Fm Garrison. president Of the Ok.
ahomi Farmers union Is IN the city
ilan Poad Greek He reports that
H the next state meeting Of the state
p ociatlon, which viii be a Shawnee,
flalHyr9 10Th. many important mat
'sss WIN Be taken up concerning the
armern.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-03

c. b. stowe. who committed suicide
IN Wichita MONDAY was pioneer
hardwera dealer of Guthrie
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-03

L r. Booth Of Bartlesvllle editor
Of the Examiner Is IN The city He
says the restraining order OF Judge
Campbell IN the eas matter Will par.
algze the business IN the stats
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-03

Ey Representative A. F vandeven.
te Is over from Barilesvile.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-03

Prof snowdon Parlelte. former prn.
oiual Of the Logan county hleh school
aud now Of the Oklahoma Beck en-.
aanS Is up from Oklahoma city to-
DAY.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-03

The J.F + Hill Construction compaav
which has the contract fof paving the
ien miles Of slrecte and avenues. viii
be ready 10 begin laying aaphnltam
on Noble avenue BY the f1st Of March,
weather permitting
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-03

" z Snith. siee pfesideut 81 she
Northwestern normal at Alta. Is a
Guthrie visitor, Nff. Smith was for.
merly city superintendent Of schools
at Perry
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-03

* Tuok Is IN PerA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-03

Ben Hegler is 10 Chandler on legal
sluslncSs.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-03

Representative and Mrs J., 8,
sheaer are visiting III Oklahoma cits
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-03

Lessons frNfr aidH 10 carrying nff
w8Hie nfudarta resulting "A superior
remedy on which 10 nccllf1nte stock.
Per hottie, 81.
The oasis., 1909-01-02
ARIZONA NEWS.

Tucson Citizen: Engineers leit last week to make the additional surveys for big storage dam m the SiIverbell section, northwest oi Tucson, in which waters will be stored sufficient to irrigate an area of more than 30,000 acres. The project will involve an expendi- ture of about $25,000.
 Phoenix Gazette: Five cuttings from one alfalfa field in a year IS considered pretty good, even in this country. But yesterday J. k. Bradshaw, who lives two miles west of the capital, brought to the board of trade a sample of alfalfa from n field that has been cut six times since April. The alfalfa is thirty inches high, and makes a fine showing.
 Yuma Sentinel: As was to be expected, the Colorado river "riz" up some Saturday, the highest mark registered being 2S.5 feet Saturday night. Most of the water came from the Gila and Salt riv- CTS. By Sunday morning the stream was to 25 feet, and is now at the normal stage. There was no danger of flood at any time. The water, however, backed up the Gila street sewer and caused some uneasiness among the denizens of the lowlands, but there was really no danger from this or any other source.
 Phoenix Democrat: A verdict of $132,000 damages in favor of the plaintiff, was the result of the suit in the district court of Jepp Ryan and others, against w. s. Tevis and w. H. McKittrick, growing out of complex transaction in volving the Turquoise Mining Company, owning property in Co. chise county, the suit being brought here on a change of venue. Thl: is one of the heaviest judgment; rendered in this court in a long time. The decision was reached in less than an hour after the case went to the jury.
 Tucson Post: The highest pric es ever paid for navel oranges il New York was brought last week b, carload of oranges shipped iron Phoenix. The price was S2,76( for the car, or about $7 20 box Some idea of the unquestioned su periority of Salt river oranges oye all other brands may be had iron the following figures: For Florid oranges during the past week Ne' York paid $700 a carload, whil California oranges are selling a from $2.75 to $325 a box, or nc quite one-half the price paid fc Arizona oranges. From Sl ,000 $500 is realized on the Californi product.
 Range News: The announc' ment in the changes of the Phelp Dodge companies and the dont ton, through Professor Douglas, a sufficient sum of money to mail tain dry farming experiments the Sulpher Springs valley, h. aroused great interest here, as
 has all along the valley betwe' Wilcox and Douglas. Althoul this valley will not depend up' dry farming, as it has been demo
 A. Of oorac
The oasis., 1909-01-02

ilemeht 0i Inc county, as it will eause settlers i0 cultivate ground on higher land, and enabIe them tn faise their crops with no water, or less water. as the nature of the crops cultivated demand
 Tombstone Prospector; After remaining in the county jail fifteen months, while the irlawyers were re. sisting extradilion. Ricardo Flores Magon, Antonio ViIlareal and Ii. brado Rivera, the three Mexican reyolutionists, will come to Arlzo- ma to stand trial. An appeal was set for hearing in the United States supreme court January 4th, but the attorneys were unable to raise sufficient funds to pay travelling expenses. The defendants were ordered to stand trial in Arizona by Federal Judge Wellborn at Los Angeles and the order was af- firmed by the circuit court Of ap- peals. The prisoners will come to Tombstone for trial.
The oasis., 1909-01-02

Save money by having your Articles of Incorporation drawn and all details arranged by THE OASIS BUREAU OF INCORPORATION. "*
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-04-28

desenlace de la enfermedad O.
aqiejaba a al senor Santiago.
q. contaba va SO amos de edad
R. |. P.
Los Sres. Ortiz hermanos
de Maunabo, Sc sirven partici-
parnos haber establecido un
deposito de licores para ven
tas al por mayor. Buenos ne.
gocios.
Los Sres. Sanchez Moralez
y Compania, agentes de fabri-
cantes americanos, ofrecen un
gran ndmero de articulos, de
las mejores fabricas, y entire
estos, pianos de "R. S. Ho-
ward Comp" refrijeradores,
muebles de oficina, cajas de
hero, cintas de\maquinas de
escribir, enchapado liquido,
escobas higienicas y sillas de
montar. Ell elegante local de
que dispone esta firma en- la
caIle de San Francisco de esta
ciudad, Sc We cOntstantemen-
te lleno de compradores.
Hay animation para concu-
rrir a la otra excursion de Ma
yaguez ell sabado pr6Ximo.
Sc enviaran muchos caballos
de San Juan para las carreras
en- el hipodromo.
FL bache de la entrada de la
calle del "Parque' en- Santur-
ce sigue todavia con bastante
tango. Es inaudito que en- una
de las GALES de mayor trafico
en- aquel importante poblado,
eXista un bache que cuando
llueve mucho impide ell paso.
A las 3 de la tarde de hoy
sali6 para Nueva Yorkel va
por correo.
En- breve rregresara a San
Juan ell Sr. Jorge Adsuar, que
ahora Sc encuentra en- Mayor
ca. Is muy conocido en- la ciu-
dad este ioven compatriota
muy estimado por todos.
FL publico sali6 satisfecho
de la function en- ell Teatro de la
ciudad Y los extremes fueron
bien recibidos por la concu-
rrencia.
Ha lido a Gueyama, en- asun
tOs de negocios, el Sr. IrSsv
Sack, de la casa P. Schira V
Compania, del comercio de es-
ia ciudad. Regresara en- breve
a la ciudad despues de visitar
otras poblaciones.
La tienda del Sr. P. Schira..
Sc ha visto LENA de compra-
dores durante estos dias, para
los traies de s $50
que Sc venderSn ALI durante
algunos dias. Solamente hasta
el 5 de Mayo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-04-28
NOTAS Y NOT|C|A'"

- Wv NA~J
barca para Espala en- donde
permanecera una corta tenn
porada visitando q fami)la-
res suyos, el Sr. Francisco Pc
rez, del comercio de Santurce.
Durante su ausencia queda al
frente del establecimiento
que ALI tiene Ell Sr. Perez, SUI
hermano don Felipe. Buen
viaje.
Esta va completamente res
tablecido de la dolencia que lie
retuyo algunos dfas en- CANA
el Lido. R. Ferrer. Lo celebra-
mos.
Sc encuentra recojido en-
CANA en- su residencia de San
turce, con una fuerte grippe"
el Sr. Carlos Preston, del CO.
mercio de la ciudad. Que me-
jore.
Ha regresado de .Mayaguez
en- donde estuvo algunos me-
ses, ell Lcdo. en- farmacia Sr,
Rafael Bou, que permanece-
ra ahora en- esta ciudad. Blen-
venido.
La nina Adela de Jesus Lo-
PEI, que FIVE eojida el sabado
por Ell autom6vil del DR.. We've,
esta mejor. LIE asisti6 en- los
primeros momentos ell DR..
Ordohez y el Sr. Ross la vista
diariamente. Es hija del Sr.
Juan de ]. Lopez, de Rio Pie
dras, y huerfana de madre.
Han regresado de Mayaguez
en- donde estuvieron algunos
dfas, los distinguidos esposos
Larrinaga Schira y la nina
Coti Larrfnaga. Bienvenidos.
Ha estado retenido algunos
dfas en- su casa por un ataque
de reuma el DR.. Fernando Nu-
nez, que va esta bien.
Continue enferma en- su re-
sidencia de San Juan, la dis
tinguida sonora Margarita Ri
vas de Pumarada, y aun que
relativamente esta mejor, no
ha desaparecido complete
mente Ell cuidado de SUI dolen-
cia. Deseamos pronto resta-
blecimiento a la estimable da-
ma.
Ha estado en- San Juan, en-
asuntos particulares, el Sr. Ma
nuel Ledesma del alto conner
clio V hacendado de Arecibo.
Para Ell pr6XimO sabado Sc
prepara otra excursion q Ma
yaguez y Sc hara esta en- ferro-
carril, en- un tren especial. Sc
trata de 80 viajeros que Sc pro
ponen salir de San Juan a las
10 de la noche, asistir a las ca
rreras que Sc llevaran q efecto
en- Mayaguez por la mahana 8
por la tarde segun Sc presente
el tempo, concurrir a TN bale
que eelebra el casino de aque-
LA ciudad Y regresar a San
Juan a las z de la manana del +.
lunes, saliendo de Mayaguez .
a las 2 de Ia madrugada. !
EstS recojida en- CANA la
distinguida sonora Maria Do-
PEE de Tingle. Que meiore
pronto. I
Noticias de Coamo infor-
man quefalleci6 anoche el
respectable ancisno don ilo-
tilde Santiago. De un momen-
-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-04-28
Cart2s detpnidas.

AugustryrI, A. Gabriel, Augim-
.baugh, A. l., Alamo, Emilia. Aware
baugh, A. I. Alamo, Emilia. Al
varez, Enrique. Acencio, Jose P.
Arabia, Paulina. Abad, Antonio.
Barroso, Joaquina. Bentura, Anto-
nio. Brenes, Jesus. Birriel Carmen.
Bryn, Daniel P. Bur-Bine, Wi
lliax. Bush, Robert. Burnie, A
lack. @
Carrera de Abarca, Maria. CANA
cho Juana. Castro, Jose. Cardona,
Carload. Carri6n Francisco
Centeno, Juan. CiriIo Pedro. Chi
nea, Raymnd s. Colon, Victoria
no. Cruz, Esteban. Cruz, EBarte-
la. Cruz, Maria Cruz Velez, Juan.
Davila, Nieves.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-04-28
UN ERROR.

En- el trabaio publicado aver por
'La Correspondence" y suscrito
por ei Sr. A. F. MarTero, Sc desliz6,
el siguiente error:
Dice que el invento de Ia nayega-
ei6n aerea V submarine no ha ocu-
Hido despues de 80 slglos y debe de-
cir dsspues De 50 siglOs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-04-28
S|GUE LA SESSION.
. DEL D|A 4.
Continuation de 10 10. pagina.

Que cuando Sc trate de un
asunto de esta clase no Sc debe
proceder por mera opinion
personal 8 por informes mas 8
menos interesadas, y que en-
algun case puedan sorpren-
der la buena fe de los que cre-
yendo en- ellos sostengan una
equivocada opinion
L z-Nduarro. Una enmien
da q la enmienda. Que Sc SUI
priman todas las asignacion
que Sc contienen en- la secci
de imprenta y de la "Gaceta
AcuNo. Contra las enmie'
das Que ell Sr. Tizol ha agot
do la augmentation que, l.
ba a emplear ell que habla, con
ira las opiniones sustentadas
por los :autores de las en-
miendas pidiendo la supre-
sion de la imprenta Official y de
la Gaceta.
Que 81 no esta en- favor de q.
los gobiernos seconviertan en-
industriales perjudicando con
esa practica a las empresas
particulares que precisamen-
te son importantes factores
para ell sosetenimiento del Es-
tado; en- cambio no puede irse
en- contra. de que como en- ell
caso de que Sc trata el indus
trialismo del gobierno redun-
da en- beneficio de Ia comuni-
4. dad, hacienda traba;os que la
comunidad ha de pagar, a mu-
cho menos precio que los ha-
rian las empresas particulares
a. Que con los argumentOs del
Sr. Llorens combatiendo la
asignacion para imprenta, po-
dria atacarse perfectamente
Z ell bill agrario que con tanto
calor ha defendido el mismo
Sr. Llorens, puesto y que en-
ese case Sc acude al dinero
del Tesoro publico para obte-
ner prestamos que sociedades
y empresas particulars reali-
zan dentro de SUI negocio, VI
! resultando por 10 tanto PERU
dicadas en- este.
Que mientras no Sc tengan,
mientras no Sc traigan a la
4 Camara datos de numeros VI
pruebas justificadas de que la
Iimprenta de gobierno es un
fracaso y perjudica los intere-
ses del pueblo de P. Rico, no
puede adoptarse la resoluci6n
de hacerla desaparecer per-
judicando asf desde luego al
Pueblo de Puerto Rico. que
obtiene notables economics
en- los trabaios de las oficinas
publicas que en- ese estable-
cimiento Sc llevan a efecto.
b Matienzo-Cintr6n. De acuer
do con la enmienda del Sr.
Diaz-Navarro. Que hay ra-
zones politicas, aparte de
las economics, para tratar de
hacer que desaparezca del pre-
supuesto de gastos de P. Rico
esa carga, la que no sirve sino
para sostener los sueldos de |
4 9 5 amigotes del gobierno |
que en- esas oficinas obtienen
buena paga y mejor manera
de estar en- P. Rico. Que 81 So
mos enemigos del gobierno no
debemos perder ninguna opor
tunidad que Sc presente para
atacarle y quitarle todo meri-
to de vida, ,cuya vida Sc emplea
siempre en- periuicio del pals. !
Que hay que'hacer una poll
tica agresiva y sin guardian .
consideration alguna como no
las guarda el gobierno con la
verdadera representation pu-
blica de La isla.
>CdndIeS. Que va ha tener el
valor de opinar contra uno de
los mas ilustres hombres del
pals y de la Camara pero te-
niendo firmeza de conviction
no ha de subordinar esta al
respeto que lie inspire el Sr.
Matienzo.
(Yease la edici6n de mahana.) 4
lin ERR0R I
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-04-28
Buena OCCASION

Por ausentarse su duefo, Sc vende
una casa de Huespedes muy acre
ditada
Para imformes dirigirse al apar-
tado de correos no. 457.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-04-28

En- esta Imprenta Sc yende pape
de peri6dico dos pesos quintal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-04-28

In sstA inprsntA s@ vsads paDs
yisjO 4 dos pesos ks 90 kilaA.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-20
TRIES To FIND
GREAT WEALTH
IN THE WOODS
Prominent Victoria Man
Suffers Mental Break
down and Frightens Res
idents Of Hillman City.

Skulking through the woods near
HilIman City. apparently In an IRE
sponsible mental condition. Joseph
James. wealthy resident and bust.
ness man Of Victoria. u. G.. was
found this morning by Patrolman
Henry Hardin and taken to the
city Jail He was booked as an In.
sane person and later transferred
10 the county jaIl.
THIS morning 3. n. Reynolds, a
well known business man Of Vic
toria. took charge OF James.
James and his friends came 90
Seattle to visit the exposition. They
put mp al the Butler Annex. James
was missed yesterday morning
when servant was sent TO call
him.
Early this morning residents OF
Hillman City were aroused by wild
cries coming from the woods. Pa
trolman Hardin investigated the
commotion and found James dodg-
Ing behind trees and falling over
logs. The mans face was scratch.
ed and bleeding.
Hardin caught him and he began
talking wildly OF fabulous sums Of
money which were 10 be found In
the woods,
AT the city Jail II was stated that
the prisoner was not violently in
sane.