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The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1909-08-17

Bystander Killed.

Frank Lawrence is dead and George
Shelley, Bob Booker and Noah Drake.
the last named two negroes, are
wounded, as the result of a fight in
Sheeley's saloon on Vine street in Lex
lngton Saturday night. The trouble
grew out of a difficulty in the after
noon. Booker .slashed Drake across
the face. Drake began firing at Book
er. who ia the meantime had cut off
the top of his left ear and slashed him
twice in the head. When Booker had
enptied his revolver it was found that
Frank Lawrence, a farmer, residing
near South Elkhorn, and who had been
taking a drink at the bar, was shot
just below the heart; Shelley. the pro-
Drietor, had a wound through his left
hand. and Booker had a bullet in his
right foot and wound in his scalp.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1909-08-17

The following reprint from Fri
days issue or the Lexington Gazette
is a brief sketch Ct Hon. j. Z.
Hinton's business and political career
in Paris:
Hon. John /. Hinton has announc-
ed his candidacy for the Democratic
nomination for mayor of Paris and is
actively prosecuting q canvass of the
voters CT the city. Mr.. Hinton is no
novice in politics. In fact his career
In politics has been as pronounced a
success as has that of his long and
eveptful business lite. Starting out
a poor boy and serving an apprentice
ship of FIVE years. Mr., Hinton with but
a few hUnrded dollars embarked in the
furniture and undertaking business
fifty-one years ago, and his establish
ment TODAY is uneXcelled by any in
Central Kentucky.
"a self made man in every particu-
lar, relying always upon mis- judgment
to plan and his ability to carry into ex-
ecution the most difficult business
propositions, Mr.. Hinton has largely
predominated in the commercial and
Industrial growth of the city.
''As president Of one of the Paris
banks, vice president of another and a
director in five OF her banking institu-
tons, Mr.. Hinton's advice and judg-
ment is much sought after.
Mr.. Hinton early in his business
career became identified with the city
government and for fifteen years was
a valued member Of the city council.
He was then elected mayor for three
terms before the office was divorced
from that of police court powers. As
mayor and Judge, Mr.. Hinton closely
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1909-08-17
She Fooled Him.

A special from Frankfort in Sun
days Enquirer says of marriage of
prominent suciety girl of that city:
NO wedding bells September IL for
Robert Baldwin, aged Is of New York.
for Miss Julia Louise South, Of the
Forks of Elkhorn was married today
TO Eugene F. Castles, of this city. The
ceremony was performed in Covington,
KY, where Castles and his bride elect
went Sunday morning. Miss South is
one of Kentucky's noted beauties and
member of one of Central Kentucky's
most prominent families. She Is a
first cousin to former Congressman
South Trimhle. of DR.. John South, SON
in-law of United States Senator w. o.
Bradley and of Mrs. E. E.. Hume,
wife of Mayor Hume, of Cincinnati
''She has been engaged to Baldwin,
son of A. Stewart Baldwin of Chicago,
for a number of years. Baldwin
is the senior chief engineer of the IL
linois Central Railroad system. and the
young man to whom Mrs. Castles was
engaged is at the head of large ad-
vertising agency of New York. The
wedding was set for September IL.
MRS. Castles it is said. went into
the store of R. H Mcclure, where
Castles is manager, to order her we'd
ding dress, aud while there met him.
It is the same old story-love at first
sight-and the courtship eliminated IN
thier marriage Saturday Castles IS
from New York.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1909-08-17
Rain RuininG Crops.

AS the result of a very wet summer
some of the crops which should now be
in their prime and ready to ripen are
in reality beginning to mould and this
years tobacco crop which pro missed
to be the greatest raised in years in
the bluegrass is needing sunshine
badly. In many instances throughout
the Burnley district the tobacco IN the
IowIands has been abandoned to the
wet weather which caused its rum.
During the past week the crop has de-
Perforated in value to a large extent
and unless dry weather prevails from
now until the crop is cut. it will be
hardly up to the crops of 1906 and 1907
which were hardly average.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1909-08-17

safe guarded the interest of the city
and administered justice with a stern
hand, though always displaying ten
dency to be ienIent with the law
breaker if circumstances paliated the
offense.
I'm 1895 Mr.. Hinton was elected to
the lower house of the Kentucky
Legislature, was reelected in 1897 and
again in 1899. AS chairman of the
committee on Charitable Institutions,
Nj. Hinton revoIutionized their man.
agement by inaugurating many need
ed reforms. Mr.. Hinton served in the
Legislature with the lamented Goebel,
and is perhaps personally acquainted
with more men throughout the State
than any man in Central Kentucky.
"Mr. Hinton s success in politics has
been largely due to his knowledge of
men, and to his keen conception Of hav-
ing perfect organizations with which
to fight the enemy.
"As chairman of the campaign
forces of the late Col. w. C. z. Brock
inridge in his memorable contest with
Col. w. c. Owens, Mr.. Hinton turned
what was conceded a strong Owens
majority of 154 for his favorite.
Mr.. Hinton was for many years
chairman of the Democratic county
committee and in several campaigns
was chairman of the campaign COM
nnittee. Mr.. Hinton was a delegate
to the Chicago National Democratic
Convention that nominated President
Grover Cleveland for a second term.
and as spectator has attended nearly
every state and national convention OF
his party"
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1909-08-17
NUMBER 68

from the Third Ward, subject to the
action OF the Democratic primary, Sep
TENDER %, 1909.
We are authorized to announce d. C.
Parrish. 7. F. Brannon and J.B. Arkle
as candidates for CounciImen from the
Second Ward, subject to the action of
the Democratic primary, September
%, 1909.
We are authorized to announce James
B. Dempsey. Jas. w. Taylor and l..
Wollstein as candidates for Council
men from the first Ward, subject to
the action of the Democratic primary
September %, 1909.
We are authorized to announce Os-
sian Edwards, James Mcclure and w.
L. Brooks as candidates for Council
men from the first Ward, subject to
the action of the Democratic Primary
September %, 1909.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1909-08-17
Killing at Parks Hill.

Arnold Capps, aged about 80 years,
o. Bath county, was shot and killed in
Smoky Hollow, across the railroad
from Parks Hill, Sunday afternoon by
Jefferson Manning, of Bethel, accord
ing to the dying statement of Caps.
4 crap game was in progress at Smoky
Hollow when Manning fired into the
crowd, hitting Capps in the body. one
bullet taking effect between the sew
enth and eighth ribs.
Friends of Capps picked the wounded
man up at once and started to his
home with him, but he was overcome
at Mooreheld, and died at that place.
The authorities at Flemingsburg teIe-
phoned after the shooting that they
were holding man answering the
description of Manning for Identified
ton
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1909-08-17
Lightning Strikes a Church.

During a hard storm of rain, thunder
and lightning at Lexington Sunday af-
ternoon about 5 80 O'Clock, lightning
struck the roof of the Second Presby-
terian church. The fire department
sent force to the church, fearing
that it had been set on fire, but found
that beyond a hole in the roof. little
damage had been done.
The flagstaff on top OF the eighth
story of the McCleIIand building in
that city, was also struck by light
ming. the bolt splitting the pole and
hurting the big bail on top of it into
the street. The light ana telephone
wires ia the building were put out of
commission, but no serious damage
done. The fall of rain was heavy for
about thirty minutes.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1909-08-17

the latest approved methods of Sunday
School work. The program will open
at 9 80 a. m.
The county officers are Joseph
Jacoby, Hutchinson, Secretary; and
Henry A. Power, Paris. President.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1909-08-17

from the growing of the grain to the
baking of the bread, but the inter
mediate necessity-the flour-is our
speciality. Our household -four is
milied from the choicest selected
hard wiuter wheat, and contains al
the most nutricious elements of the
grain. 1t is not white -four, but a
natural product of the perfect wheat.
Hence it makes the sweetest and pur-
est bread.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1909-08-17
In Harness Again.

Colonel w. P. Walton, former editor
and publisher of the State Journal, of
Frankfort, has neen asked by the
owners of the Kentucky Evening
Gazette to become the editor of that
paper. which is the Lexington Demo
cratic organ. 1t is said that he has
accepted and will take up his duties on
his return from Atlantic City. 10 days
hence.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1909-08-17
Important.

Sleeping car diagrams for the spec
ial train to Atlantic City via Chesa-
peake & Ohio Railway leaving Lexing-
ton August 18th are now open for
reservations. Call on or address
GEO. w. BARNEY, D. P. A.
I'd Lexington Ky.
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Sunday School Association.

The Bourbon CountyTSunday School
Association will meet at the Methodist
church, in Millersburg. KY, Aug. 25.
All Sunday School workers of the
county are cordially invited to come
and bring their Cinners.
An excellent program has been ar
ranged and good speakers will discuss
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1909-08-17
School Opening.

Paris Academy, Prof. E. M. Cos
tello's school opens Monday, Septem-
Der 6. Number of pupils limited.
Early application advisable on part of
patrons. II "a
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1909-08-17

lice of the city of Paris, KY, subject
to the Democratic primary, September
%, 1909.
FOR MAYOR.
We are authorized to announce James
M. O'Brien as candidate for re-elec-
ton as Mayor of the City of Paris,
KY, subject to the action of the Dem
ocratic primary, September %. 1909.
We are authorized to announce J. T.
Hinton as candidate for Mayor of
the city of Paris, KY, subject to the
action of the Democratic primary, Sep
TENDER %, 1909.
FOR POLICE JUDGE.
We are authorized to announce Chas.
D. Webb, as a candidate for Police
Judge of the City of Paris, KY, sub
ject to the action of the Democratic
primary, Sept. %. 1909.
We are authorized 70 announce Har-
mon Stitt as candidate for Judge of
the Police Court of the City of Paris,
subject to the Democratic primary,
Sept. %, 1909.
We are authorized to announce E. B.
January as candidate for Judge of
the Police Court of the City of Paris,
subject to the action OF the Demo
cratic primary Sept. %. 1909.
FOR COUNCILMEN.
We are authorized to announce Rob-
ert Link, DR.. F. P. Campbell and ].
5. Wilson'as candidates for Councilman
from. the second ward.
We are auti orized to announce T. T.
Woods as a candidate for Councilman
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Wall Paper.

Our stock of wall paper should be
seen TO be appreciated. We are selling
at greatly reduced prices. also ready to
put it on the wall at once.
J. T. HINTON.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1909-08-17
For Sale.

l have several rental cottages for
sale Paying investment.
3 If ADCOCK.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1909-08-17
At Cost.

Our stock of porch furniture is going
at cost. Call early and get bargains.
j. T. HINTON,
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1909-08-17
New and Nice.

Silverware and toilet ware now new
and nice.
II 1t FORD & co.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1909-08-17
Keep K0Ol.

Ice cold drinks and ices at all times.
Stop in and cool off.
II 1t SQUIRE'S.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1909-08-17
RATES FOR POLITICAL AN
NOUNCEMENTS.
CASH WITH ORDER.

The right of the publisher is reserv-
ed to decline any advertisement. or
other matter, offered for publication.
Space is the newspapers stock in
trade, its source of revenue.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1909-08-17
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR CHIEF OF POLICE.

We are authorized to announce Geo.
M. Hill as candidate for Chief of Po-
lice of the city of Paris, KY. subject
to the Democratic primary, September
%, 1909.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1909-08-17

We are auti orized to announce T. T.
Woods as a candidate for Councilman
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1909-08-17
FOR COUNCILMEN.

We are authorized to announce Rob-
ert Link, DR.. F. P. Campbell and ].
5. Wilson AS candidates for Councilman
from TIE second ward.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-08-25

en- vista de 10 cual,- cl juez pidi6
Ia acusada Ia consabida fianza de
mil dollars.
Mientras SO practicable la'antcrior
declaration, acusada Y acusadora a
cada ratio Ia cmprcndian entire 81, te-
niendo cl juez que llamarlas al orden
4 amcnudo.
Una sonora de apcllido Bennett,
ascgur6 al juez, al comparecer ante
II, que sc habia sufrcdo un error
grave con ella.
"En mi vida he lcido las palmas de
Ia mano. Mi profession es astr6loga. "
"sCon que astr6loga, eh?",. contes-
to ri juez.
La policia ascgur6 al iuez que Ia
acusada la habia dicho que habia
tcnido dos hijos Ga policiaJ y que
tcndria dos mas.
"Confieso que la die esq into
rrumpi6 la acusada. "Pcro cn ella es-
ii que ESQ haya sucedido . qIe suce-
da. mo es verdad, Sr Jiez, que
hasta ahi no tengo yo que meterme
Contestaci6n del mags,rado:
Nil dollars 8 doce me-es De r;irccl'.
Cairo (otro acusado) s'gin /, dc
claraci6n de la policia. aIterj Ia mo-
notonia dc sus inlaglr,on"-. pues
iltrOduio innovaciOnes rn IL e.crci-
cio de SUI profession.
"Me hizo que le goipesrt IN su
cabeza tantas ycccs como lstras te-
MIA el nombre de mi padre. declar6
Ia muier policia,. "De-pges diiorne
que quemara sicte b'Jia- y que no
deIara de llevsrlc mas dinarJ para
obtener mas buiia-
'Hsbia de qucmarl4. para dos
vanecer la nala s!crt- 4ie IN el
me perseguia
La otra policia. qle arrraE.tii5 4
Ia que acaba de ,le'ir-ar e,i,.I yisi-
IA a Cairo, presto de- ilu am
blen.
Cairo iur6 que No ns',ls recibido
dlnero de las nsuler-. g,-rsa E, prime
IA declare qge + h4bii co-rt'iO un
dollar. pero que = IA c5,upaaerA le
nizo una rcbaja De leli4 genta-
yos-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-08-25
In diyolcio original.
Declaraciones de la esposa
ante ell juez Golf,
Su marido no 50 afeitaba Y an.
daba con ell cuellO sucio.

Recientemente ell juez Golf de Ia
corte Suprema de New York, conce :
di6 el divorcio a una parcja, poruue
ella sc quejaba de que su marido no
Sc afeitaba y andaba con el cucllo su
clio. Ell juez dijo que ESQ era motive
suficiente. Tn barbero dc la ciudad
decia al saber el caso.:
Este juez nos hace una guerra 4
los barbcros con esa decision. Yo cal
culo que todos los parroquianos ca
sados que tcngo sc me iran POGO po
60. Porque cqu6 impide a un hombrc
que sc quiere dcshaccr de su mujer,
el agarrarse de esa decision para ha-
cerlo? Asi pues, todo hombrc que
quiera separarse dc su mujer, no tie
ne mas que deiar dc darle d ganar
al barbero.D.
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to Rico" por 5000 por Quota para
avudar 4 los gastos de propaganda
comisi6n cafctera { Washington.
-"Tambi6n sc libraron $40, para
socorrer 4 las victlmas de Calabria,
icilia-Italia.
Otros pagos de caracter carltatl-
vo Sc hicieron con cargo a dicha par
tida, ayudando al traslado dc paci-
entes vecinos de la localidad, dados
de alta en- asilos beneficos insulares,
asi como tambien ayudando 4 po-
brcs que destruidas por el fuego han
perdido sus vivicndas.
Para la construction de los paseos
hormig6n en- la Plaza publica fu6 ne
sesario arrancar V asi Sc verified por
disposition del .Avuntamiento p
arboles de 'Flambollan' hablendosc
hecho de sus troncos V ramas hendi-
dos en- lena V vcndidos i la central
Juncos la cantidad de $500 de los
cuales Sc gastaron en- el arranque V
hendidura de los mismos S3l.22 ctvS
qucdando Sl,1S i favor del munich
pio.
Para el Hospital municipal V
por Ia cantidad de $1,000 les fucron
comprados varios instrumentos lie
cirugia dc gran neccSidad en- dicho
cStablecimiento.
In la cantidad dc 5000 So com
praron al Municipio de Caguas II ia
roles marca West India" e igual nu-
nero de postes de ausubo.
-"Fueron compuestos durantc
el aiio por la administration los ca
minos municipalities que continual
cl6n Sc eXpresan.
Numero Canine dc las Masas, $40
metros reparados s7l.40 ctvs. gasta-
dos.
No. , ;, de la Jagua, 1850
metros reparados Sl4i.0O.
No. 8 ;. del Jagual. $50
metros rcparadOs Sli9.So ctvs.
No. Q ;, de Quebrada Infer
no p metros reparados Sl.65 ctvs.
Totales 1926 m. S366. 90 ctv.
-"Segun datos sdquiridos del
Rcgistro ch-il, sc inscribieron 3I9
nacimientos, 30 defunciones V 81
matrIm0nios-
Reeetas expedidas 4 enfermos no.
bres.-i,l33.
Enfermos asistidos en- el Hospital
Nunicipal--26.
DE estos fallecieron 6, curados
-
Heridos asistidos--sO
Nizitas 4 enfermos pobres en- los
czmpOs--O.
NizltAs 4 enfermos pobres en- Ia
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-08-25

ria mixta de piedra V ladrillo. para
enrazar el muro dc la izquier la en-
trando a la altura de dos metros. l3
metros lineales de muro dc dos me-
tros de altura V 40 ccntimctroS de
espesor en- la pared de la izquicrda
entrando de piedra V ladrillo ron
mortero de de cemenfo por dc
arena, habiendose gaStado en- ,lichos
trabaios la cantidad de s322.07 ctvs,
quedando un sobrante dc II barri-
les de cemento.
"A 25 metros de distancia So
construy6 en- el matadero publico
un sumidero para rccogcr las agtIas
de sus distlntas dependencies, gas
tandose en- dicha obra Ia cantidad
de S32.l2 ctvs.
-"Fu6 adquirida e instalada en-
cl matadero Municipal una bombs
la cual lleva por medic dc caderia
aqua las dependencies de dirho
edificio publico, gastandose en- clio
total S3iJ9 ctvs.
Con cargo la partiia para
"Reparaci6n, composition Y pintu-
"a de los edificios municipales ~e
hizo de piedra plastica Ia galeria de
esta casa consistorial, quedanio en
muy buen estado de limpieza E hi
gienizacion.
-"Se hicieron durante cl ain va
riss obras de indiscutihle utili,iai.
figurando entire elias una pequeiia
casa en- sitio completamente ai>lasio.
para albergar d los pacientes r. en-
fermedsdes eontagiosas { infr~~io-
sas, habiendose gastado en- II cons
trucci6n Ia eantidad de sJS.1l ctvs-
Sc hbro 4 favor del TesOrerO
de Ia ...czmara dc comercio dc Plcr-
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LA N|CROMANC|A
EN- Los {. U.
La "brujeria'' domi-
nando las atlas con-
ciencias. "
Muchos casos de muerte
de enfermos tratados por
este arte dlabol1co.
Los dOct0roS de eucantos some
ten al paciente 4 ''metedos"
Y cerem0nias ridiculas.

En- Reading, Pennsylvania, estan
ocurrlendo casos de muerte de pa
cientes tratados por el sistema de
"brweria" Recientemente han muer
to seis nihos de meses, victimas de
doctores brujos. Las autoridades es-
tan investigando estos casos, y pien-
san tomar medidas rigidas en- contra
de esos doctores sin licencia que pre-
tenden curar con encantos v cereluo
MAS est1pidas.
Muchos nihos sufren afecciones
causadas por el caIor,y los superti-
ciosos padres, creyendo que tienen
alg,ln espiritu malo en- el cuerpo,
mandan a buscar viejas que Sc dicen
"b,ujas doctores de encantos, que
someten al paciente a un tratamien
to de ceremonies ridiculas, cou las
que acaba por morir dc la wrdadera
affection no atacada.
Algunos de esos doctores brujos
aplican al eDfermo objetos raros
que contienen palabras nisticas.
mientras otros )een 0raciones ininte-
ligibles.
La mayor parte de los enfermos
tratados de esta suerte, mueren y
este ha causado gran alarma & las au
tOrldades y personals sensatas dc Ia
poblacion.
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Los examenes del II.

FL departsmento de Comercio y
Trabajos. sc ha servido comuni car
nos que los e1amenes para plaxn
de Torreros, Torreros Ayudantes. Ca
pi,anes, Ohciales pnmeros y sagun-
dos de barco. Ingenieros marinos,
Ayudsn,es Ingenieros, Carpinteros
v Trabajadores, para el servicio
en- Puerto Rico, Sc verificarln en-
Sep,iembre IL, 1909, { las dies de
Ia rnanana, en- Ia oficnA dal Asistan-
Inspector del teroer Dstrito, Servi-
cio dc Puerto Rico.
Las solicitudes ss ssihnkn q
las 4 de Ia tarde do Sep6enbrs Is
1909.
Las formas para los sEanenes ss-
ran suministrsdas & los que hs soil.
citen.
Los examenes % bAsarkn en- el
caraeter como hombrs trabsjsdor
eIpenencia y eondici6n ffsics. Y
conocimiento del idioms inyIes es de
seabie.
Las lioencias p ara lss plszas de Ca
pitanes, Ohcial IS pnmerOs y segGn-
dos de bareo, ,lngenieros v Avadsntes
segIn,los de barcO. .lngenieros Y Ayu-
dantes lngenieros. deben ser remi,i-
das con las solici,uies.
Tl,fa so!icitui dehe ser eserita de
puho ' letra de- so,lcltaa.e.
Firnsdo por-karl Ron-er,
Commodore, L. S.N.
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poblaci6n---2,O00
Socorro a pobres Il domicilio
4,035
Certificates de salud cxpedidos
900.
Anemia por unsinariasis-
Entero-Colitis-26. 26.
Tuberculosis---l7.
Tftano Gnfantil casl todo)-- l6.
Fiebre paludlca-li IL
Casos de fiebre tifoidca que SC pre-
sentaron---1l
De estos fallecieron l:curados- I.
Ganado sacrticcdo para Il coHSu-
mo. 434 cabezas.
-"Con todo 10 que pudo V ron To-
do 10 que Sc lie pidi6 contribuv6 cl
municipio para cl meioramiento Y
progreso de la Instruction Publica
en- la municipalidad, habiendo visto
esta alcaldia, con verdadcra salts
facci6n la labor V actividad dcsplc-
gada durantedurantc cl ailo escolar
por la Junta Escolar, Inspector de
csta escuelas Sr. Cclcstino Benitez
V profcsorcs dc las mismas, al fin de
alcanzar el mayor Gxito possible en-
sus trabajos del aho.
Dadas las pesimas eondicioncs del
edificio que hacc aiios gratuitamen-
te vicnc cediendo cl municipio 4 Ia
junta Escolar para la installation dc
las cscuelas gradua,las de la pobla-
ci6n, cl cual adolccc lie falta lie airc,
luz Y ventilacion, que totlo edificio
destinados 4 escucla- rcqlilerc, V de-
bldo tambicr i su cstado de ruina,
urge por dcmas Ia construction in
mcdiata dc I'm ediiirio cscolar para
cuva cdificaci6n s.: que csti dispues-
to este Ayuntamicn'o 4 contribuir
con todo 10 que sea possible, entire 10
cIal dara el solar ,pllcita,lo por ell
Inspector dc este distrito escolar
cuya rc.oluci6n esta pendiente de
una consulta elevada por la Corpo-
raci5n al Hon. Conscjp Ejccutivo.
Me pcrmito lamar la atcnci6n
del Hon. Comisions,Io dc Instrucci-
on, ,haeia este asunto dc gran interes
para la instruction publica en- este
pueblo.
'Justo cs eonsignar Y por 10 mis-
mo hagolo ron esls rial gusto en- el
presnte ini0rmc 10 buenos deseos
que han guiadO sieiHpre en- bien de
Ia administration al Sr. Prudencio
Eugli, rico propietario de esta iuris-
dicci6n de nscions .Ii espaiola o.
frecicntiO sus canieE1 gratuitamen-
tc.
ina notable rneipra publica Sc
intrOiucira IN d - aei6n durante
el actual afp fiscal sal es ell alum
hrado publieo sau ~ elsctrica,ha-
bienhOse hechovs ntrato CORES
pOndiente ron IA . Rico Power
y Light 10. ron que suminis-
ira dicho sIunbra IA yecinz ci,-
dad de CagIa-.
Con el MAYOR exprso que
sntre el Hno. Con-. DunieIpA v e.