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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-04-06

/ hS. NOOoSNSAI "a A@SSlS HZIS SlS III
parowca Hamburg" ma parowiec
Admiral, ma ktorym odbedzie
dalsza podrdz do wybrzezy airy
kahskich. Nadejscia okretu ocze-
kiwano wielka niecierpliwoscia,
tysiaee ludzi zgromadzilo sic mad
brzegiem, ktorzy gromkimi okrzy-
kami ma Geese Roosevelta vital
zblizajacy sic parowiec. Policya
portowa poczynila wszelkie mozli
we srodki ostroznosci, azeby sic
obeszlo bez jakiegos wypadku ME
beapiecznego, Naokolo okreta IL
wijalo sic wiele lodzi, z ktorych
rozbrzmiewa}y mile pieSni neapo-
litanskie przy akompaniamencie
muzyki ma gitarach maadoli-
mach, czem sic bardzo cieszyli
pasazerowie ,,Hamburga", Z mie-
dzy mimi j sam Roosevelt.
Do brzegu przybila tak7e anne
rykahska l6dz ,Scorpion', ma kt6-
rel sic znajdowal amerykahski
ambassador Griscom wraz wielu
goscmi, ktorzy sic nastepnie udali
do kabiny Roosevelta ma okrecie
Hamburg. Pan Griscom powi-
tai Roosevelta nader serdecznie,
lecz tylko krotko z MIN roma
vial, poniewaz ze wszystkich
stron obrzucono przybylego py-
taniami, w czem naturalnie mieli
| pierwszenstwo sprawoZdawcy
dziennikarscy. Niemiecki konsul
generalny w Neapolu, Streifen-
sand powital Roosevelta imie-
MEM cesarza Wilhelma rzqdu
niemieckiego, ma co powitany po-
lecil wyrazic cesarzowi swe die
XII.
Neapol, kwietnia. = Pan Roo
sevelt po przybiciu okretu do
brzegu bawii pare godzin ma okre-
Gle juz mySlano, re wcale ME
wysiadzie ma lad, lecz uczynil to
pozniej, udajac sic w towarzy-
stwie Griscoma kilku innych O.
sob do hotelu Excelsior, gdzie 60
scia przyjela@pewna liczba, znaj-
dujacych sic tam Amerykanow.
Nastepnie byi on ma obiedzie, wy
danym przez Griscoma. Potem
udal sic Roosevelt W automobile
do Capodimente, gdzie go podej-
mowali ksiestwo Aosta W nader
uprzejmy sposob. Powrociwszy
stamtad do hotelu, spozyl prywa-
tnie wieczerze a okolo 10tej VIE
czor udal sic ma okret Admiral"
ktory go ma zawiezt do Momba-
sy w Afryce.
Podczas tego kilkogodzinnego
pobytu Roosevelta w porcie nea-
politanskim zanadto mu asysto-
wal konsul generalny Steifen-
sand, ktory ME tylko ustnie zako-
munikowal exprezydentowi cesar
skie pozdrowienie, lecz takze wre-
cyl mu odnosne wlasnoreczne pi-
smo cesarza, ma co Roosevelt
przyrzekl, re kiedyS pewnoscia
przybedzie do Berlina i cesarzowi
opowie, .jak bialy moze zyt i
walczy6 w Afryce".
Pan Roosevelt po urzedowych
dla siebie owacyach mial sic wy
razic, re Wlosi tax lubia wiele
halasu robic, jak i Amerykanie.-
w Neapolu eXprezydent otrzymal
tysiace depesz, lecz ma mic ME od-
powiada braku sekretarza, co
tez kazal w gazetach oglosic.
Londyn, 6 kwietnia. - Wedle
doniesienia Panta Arena W Chi
lie do ,,Lloydu" angielski parowiec
Oak Branch" - jak przypusz-
! czaja - najechal ma szczatki jake
gos rozbitego okretu, sterczacego
ponad woda, tax sic uszkodzil,
re zaczal tonat. Pierwszy officer
Is ludzmi ze zalogi wyratowali
sic szczesliwie ma lad, ale brakuje
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-04-06

nj luke W reprezentacyi polskiej
i dOtyka bardzo bolesnie ca}e pol
skie spo}ecze1stwo.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1909-12-10
IL LESSON BY REV. DIR. LINSCOTT FOR THE INTER
NATIONAL NEWSPAPER BIBLE STUDY CLUB

whether it was but an honest state
|ment that he had fought a good
light" and that he had kept the
faith?. II
Is God hard to please, or is 1t pos
sible for an ordinary, honest Christ.
ian to please God in all things, and
to have the consciousness that he ID
SO pleasing him?
Verse 8.-Was the crown Of right.
eousness that Paul was going to re.
ceive, a gift of grace, or a reward fol-
merit, and will it be the same case
with all the faithful?
What will be the nature OF the re-
ward which awaits the Christian after
death?
Verses 9-12-Is It sign Of weak
ness or strength, and why, when a
Christian Graves human company and
friendship?
What Is the moral qualityof man
who forsakes his friend when he is
in trouble? " IRA, q
Are friendships rare, or plentiful,
which remain steadfast and true
alike in prosperity and adversely,
through evil and good report, and
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1909-12-10
UI.UB WORK AT MOSCOW
Moscow. Idaho, Dec. 2. -

Moscow, Idaho, Dec. 2, 1909
The historical club Of Moscow Il
having very Interesting and profitable
meetings this winter. The Home De
partment recently entertained thu
teachers and school board Of the Mos.
COW public schools at an informal
evening at the. home of the president
OF the club, Mrs. L. X. Strong. 1t has
been the plan of this department for
several years to keep In touch with
the schools and its needs. And one
effort in that direction Is to personally
meet the teachers, to know the in
structors. sOf their children and to
make the teachers feel that they are
not strangers In strange land.
This department has shown that
they are indeed interested In the
schools and what they are teaching
by establishing the domestic science
and manual training departments.
This was done by subscription. but
after the first years work the school
board furnished the necessary run
ming expenses.
Nt8sa i uc otuuy uCVulImCht 10 V0VCSAnAAJ
interesting. They are studying the
history OF Spain, some special selec-
tions from Tennyson, and King Lear.
The committee Of state history IL
endeavor.ue to collect relics that may
have historical value. They have
planned pioneers session, at which
they expec. the pioneers Of the city
to present In writing some early in
cident that will be OF value historical
". The club as q body makes a stand
for the right In, political issues, not In
partisan sense, but for the right
man or the right principle, regardless
OF party. The club works for clean
city. dry city, beautiful city
for all that is good in civic life. /
The historical club with other clubs
of the city has charge Of the public
library. Special funds are raised when
the needs of the library demand It.
"Club Echoes" with the news 1t
brings of other clubs. has been VAL
liable aid to us. These papers are
kept on file in our public library. In
them we find many new ideas for
papers and discussions, and new arr
rangements of programs from other
clubs. At each general meeting the
press reporter brings these ideas and
good thoughts CLEANED from Echoes"
and the general club news of the
state.
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Echoes Of Woman's Clubs
"E..ar.eh, ne. ~, "A Un.d Pun Give. Pev.r.
FROM ST. ANTHONY

\
1reetinss from tne Ladses Literars
Club of st. Anthony.
We have been silent thus far AZ
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chaimen q Committee are nvied % freely use these COT
unns We wish frequent reports from
every Club in the State.
PRIZES OFFERED In THE
BIBLE QUESTION CONTEST

how do you characterize such a
friendship?
Verse 13--Upon which Will nor
NAL right thinker put the emphasis
on things for the body, mind or spirit,
and why?
Taking Paul's "cloak" to represent
things for the body, his books" the
mind, his "parchments" the spirit.
please say what proportion OF the
thought and energy is spent, by the
average community, upon these
things respectively?
Verses 14-15-Is there any reason
to believe that Jesus would have
prayed that bad man may be re-
warded according to his works?
What should be the attitude OF
good man toward those who speak
evil OF him?
Verses 16-18-W What effect ought
the lack OF cooperation of friends,
and the opposition Of enemies. have
upon the work of true and deter
mined man?
Lesson for Sunday, December 18th,
1909. Review.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1909-12-10
Moscow. Idaho. Dec. a. 1909

Moscow, Idaho, Dec. A, 1909.
The honor of the presidency of the
district having been conceded to Mrs.
Smiths club at the time of her cleo
ton, | have felt that the unexpired
term belongs to them, and in accord
ance with Article X. Sec. 2, of the
Constitution, making 1t my duty to
fill all vacancies, have appointed
Mrs. D. Needham Of the Twentieth
Century club, Lewiston. Third Vice
President Of the Idaho State Fedora
ton of Women's clubs.
MARY e. FORNEY.
President.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1909-12-10
Animals on Farm.

The law OF diminishing returns is
inexorable. A certain amount Of land
and a certain degree OF skill In the
farmer can carry certain number Of
farm animals on II to maximum
profit. Any number up to this point
will pay well, but after that maximum
number has been passed. It costs more
In proportion to the returns and. II the
number Is increased, the returns will
diminish TO absolutely nothing. 81
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AN OFFICER RESIGNS

Portland, Ore. Oct. 80, 1909.
Mrs. ]. H. Forney. President of State
Federation of Women's Clubs.
My Dear Mrs. Forney--s
Having permanently removed from
the State of Idaho, / hereby tender my
resignation as Third Vice President
of your state federation.
Wishing you all pleasant and
profitable years work. am,
Yours sincerely,
MRS. !. N. SMITH.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1909-12-10
ADVANTAGES OF BEING FEEDER
ATED

WheatlaDd, WyO.. Nov. 10th, 90.
Dear Madam President:
The BOARD of Directors of the Gen.
eral Federation send to you and your
club members greetings and good
wishes for the success Of your club
year.
In careful survey Of our work to
see where we might bring the in
diyidual clubs and the general fedora
ton into closer touch we have no.
ticed that In the changing Of officers
II often happens that the new presi-
dent does not always understand the
relation between the General Fedora
ton and her club; and so the club,
which often depends upon the presi-
dent for information concerning the
General organization, may know lit
tie or nothing of the great work that
they are by their membership with
US. helping to carry on.
The officers and directors therefore
wish to express to you their personal
interest and their readiness to be Of
any service to you or to your club.
and to briefly outline few OF the
benefits that are yours because of
your membership IN the general fed-
Grafton Of w0men's clubs. direct
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1909-12-10
Moscow, Idaho. Dec. 4. 1909,

MOSCOW, Idaho, DEC. 4. IyUJ.
1t having seemed wise to form a
Forestry and Waterways committee.
and as she was already engaged In
that work. Mrs. VIM. H. Ridenbaugh,
has been appointed chairman Of the
Forestry and Waterways committee
and relieved from work on the his
torical committee.
Mrs. J. +. Scott of Occur d'Alene
succeeds to the chairman ship Of the
historical committee. In some I'M
accountable way, and to our great re-
greet, Mrs. SCOTS name was omitted
from the committee In the State Year
Book.
MARY e. FORNEY,
y President.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1909-12-10

A. M. Nielsen and s. s. Humphreys
JAS. Wray and 0. j. Cooley

r. G. Johnston and G. L. Braley
Lars SOrens0n and Orrin NJ. Hess. !.
N0fear Davis and Jos. H. Cutler
Il. F. Hale and Isaac Johnston. !.
Geo. b. White and James p. Wray !.
r. =. Van Ortlen and E. J. Fjetstead
Il. N. Freeman and Bert Il. Pope j.
Geo. H. Smith and Jos. HI. Merrill
Jos. Holland and Chas. Kingston !.
Jacob Bragger and Earl Edwards !.
w. r. Lindsay and John BOwker
David Wheeler and John v. England
A. Y. Satterfleld and Henry Fl. Berg
Jacob Merkley and Geo. +. Marshall
Oscsr Il. Rider and Ivan Jensen +.
g. w. Cobbley and Amos 4. Tucker
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1909-12-10

JUST FOURTEEN DAYS
In our edition of December Gath
we have something to. announce that
will be Of interest to- young people.
Watch the Republican Of December
Gath. 24-3
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1909-12-10

Ask your grocer for the BEST Extracts
you viii Get v ARoESrrS
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! n 4. +
PRACTICAL CLUB WORK

BY Mrs. Philip N. Moore st. Louis
The Civics committee of the G. r
lW. G. are alert to the power women
lare welding in the betterment Of 10
cal and national conditions. #
City keeping being SO closely allied
| to house keeping, and through this
avenue, women are well qualified to
suggest methods of civic Improvement
and to direct plans of carrying them
to completion
| 1t is largely through women's clubs
| that the cry for a more beautiful
America has been echoed over the
length and breadth Of our land
| Women have keen perception OF
the beautiful and appreciate the value
of developing the esthetic side Of our
nature, for through this we receive
Jour greatest 10y 3
Since leading men of our country
are calling attention to the vast
Influence for good of this organiza-
ton, what Is there we may not ac-
complish in Civics in everv city viii
| lage and rural district within our
borders, If we earnestly desire.
Open spaces are not only the key
note to the City Beautiful, but are to
the city what lungs are to the body
laffording fresh air to circulate freely,
therefore let us labor zealously to Sc
cure them.
Endeavor to create civic pride and
a right civic spirit.
We must arouse to our great OPP
portunities. We must educate the
public to the influence of environ
ment. Create public sentiment for
national issues, the preservation Of
Niagara Falls, Increased forestry re-
serves, etc.
Cities and villages have individual
| ity as do people. so each civic center
has its own peculiar needs. Study
the needs Of your municipality. then
take up one phase Of betterment and
carry it to finish.
| The following list is suggestive
Smoke is a menace to health. Seek
to abate 1t.
Encourage legitimate and artistic
advertising.
City rest rooms for rural women
and children.
Play grounds. parks. etc.
Preservation of natural features.
Arbor day recognition.
Home gardening.
Care of vacant lots and extermina-
ton OF weeds. 4.
Street cleaning. f
Beautifying district and city school
grounds. ssa
Artistic grouping Of public bufid-
ings.
Abatement of useless noises.
Against pernicious bill boards.
Preservation Of birds. III
Preservation Of wild flowers.
Railway stations and terminals.
\ Junior Civics leagues. .5
At least one civic topic on your
club calendar.
\ Addresses and lecturers on civics.
Seek to, promote those things that
will insure higher ideals in citizen
ship Good Citizenship inspires 10y
atty to city and to country. q
The essence of our federated spirit
is united effort, therefore we urge
concerted action. Let us all work to-
gether that we NAV gain those things
that are only possible through united
effort.
xr,.c vr~ryrNy =, xsNv,x -o~, ts
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DO the same as these men have
done. x.
lfyou really want a good posi-
ton, a larger salary, and sue
cessful life, find out how you can
secure it in the surest and most
practical way in the world by
marking and mailing this cou-
pom. This puts you under no
obligation. It is simply a re.
quest for further information.
Clip, mark, and mail it NOW.
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MOSCOW. Idaho. Dec. 4 1870

Moscow, Idaho. Dec. 4. 1909.
would like to urge upon the con-
sideration of the club women OF the
state. the Federation Bulletin. pub
lished monthly. from October to June.
inclusive, at 81 per year. Ten or
more subscriptions sent at one time
80 cents each. Twenty at rs cents
each.
Nothing can be OF greater asst
ance to club women than this pub
lication.
MARY e. FORNEY. n
President.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1909-12-10

MRS. EDWIN F. MOULTON,
MRS. w. s. MAJOR.
MRS. FRANK STREETER.
MRS. CHARLES F.. FLAGG,
MRS. j. M. AYDELOTTE
MRS. JAMES H. MACON,
< MRS. TURNER OLIVER,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-28

Ingeniero Civil.-Ram6n Gan
dia Cordova. Tetuan SO, ciudad Q
Parada II Santurce Miramar. San
Jnan, Puerto Rico.
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Information de
Ia UniyeTsidad
Las fiestas de navidad en-
Ia escuela practica.
Concurrieron los distinguidos
esDosOs Dexter y sehorita
Cotton

-Tanto los maestros como los
ninos dc la escuela Practlca deben
ser felicitados por la fiesta que Sc
llev6 a efecto en- Rio Piedras el %
de diciembre. Era un programa
combinado para celebrar Navidad
y el dia de Reyes.
Ell programa estaba dividido en-
tres parties. La primera parte con-
sistio de bales espanoles, puertorri-
quenos, suecos y caneiones. La Sc
gunda parte fue la Prlmera Ma
vidad" adaptable de Ben Hur y en-
cuatro escenas.
Escena |. Encuentro de los tres
Reyes.
Escena II. Anuneiacion i los
Pastores.
Escena III Los Reyes entran en-
Jerusalem
Escena ". Los tres Reyes ante
Herodes.
Los SlguenteS estudlantcS lona-
ron parte:
Herodes, Jose Rivera; Baltasar,
Jose Dalmau: Melchor, Julio Gle
mentc; Gaspar, Rafael Lopez; Pas
torres, Salvador Brau, Francisco
Marcano, Charles Clanvillc, Justo
Pastor Rivera, Ageo Cintron, lg-
nacio Diaz Nigilante, Enrique Gar
cia; Angel, BeatrH Martinez.
La tercera parte del programa con
sistio en- la distribution de los rega-
los i los discipulos. FL desempenC
del programa fuf presenclado po
gran concurrencla entire la cual es
taban la Srta. Cotton, DR.. y Sra
Dexter, Sr. i +. Libby, el Dear
Hart del dcpartamcnto de Agricul
tura, V el obispo Sr. Van Burcn.
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DOS BODAS.

En- San German el dia "a de los
corrientes, contrageron matrlmonio,
los distinguidos jovenes, Srta. Tere
sa Palmer Y Diaz Y Sr. Fernando
Pascual y Velez muy conocido y
estimados en- aquella sociedad. Con
gran simpatia ha recibido la culta
sociedad de las Tomas cl enlace de
los estimables i6venes.
En- San Juar ell sabado liltimo,
unieron su suerte cOntrayendo ma
trimonio la bella Y virtuosa sehori
ia Juana Fernandez v el joven Bal
dOmero Garcia. La contrayente es
hija del Sr. Antonio Fernandez, EN-
pleado que fue durante mucho item
po de ia Correspondence. Mu
chos regalos recibieron los novios
y fueron podrinos la sonora Barba
rita Fortune y el Sr. Arturo Noble
Que la felicidad que preside esos
hogaresIsea tan completa como me
recen N os los recien casados.
En- e,ta imprenta Sc vende papel de
pen6dicos viejos a s2quintsl.
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D|RECTOR|O De SAN JUAN.

Habitaciones sbuenas para hom-
bres solos Y para famfias, Sc al
quilan con 8 sin comida en- Fcrta-
leza II altos. San Juan.
Manuel Travieso. Farmaceutco.
Con Is amos de experiencia profe-
sional, ofrecc 4 usted sus servicioa
en- su bien surtida oficina de farma.
ca. San Jose, numero l24, "cerca
dol correo. "-Esmero en- el despar
cho de RECETAs.
Herrero Hnos. s. en- C.-Importa-
dores y exportadores. Direction to-
legrafica Herrero" San Juan.
Farmacia Colon Antique esta-
blecimiento. Gran surtido de dsogas
|y patentizadcs. Plasa principal. 6aa
Juan.
Sastrer1a. De Antonio Figueroa
IIabil tijera dc 10 afios dc practicA
Telas. Especialidad en- trabajos mill
tares, smokings y fracs. Fortale.a 81:
Lecciones de piano. La sefo'
rita Lola Mas ofrccc dar clases en-
SUI casa o il domcilio. San Juan.
Crsto I.
Practicante. Silvestre FeIoo
Maritime, Observation-Disclosures
cia Colon J san .Jo5t .. San Juaa.
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Dana enfeuna
en- Bayamon.
La Sra. Defontaine CONT
nua muy grave Ell su
! residential de esta ciu-
dad.
Las distinguidas familias Ro-
driguez Ferrer y Pullcer &c.
lebraron expl6ndidamente la
Noche Buena.
De nuestro corresponsal.

Diciembre 26.-El sabado por la
noche, tuvo efecto en- ell casino de
ia colonia espahlola, el bale que Sc
habfa anunciado, ell que no quedo
con la lucidez, que Sc esperaba, de
bido la poca as!stencia del bello
Sexo.
-Anoche estuvo esplendida la
funcion en- el teatro Vanedades de
esta ciudad, habiendo alcanzado la
Matras, y Sotorra, justos y mereci
dos elogios. Fue un verdadero triun-
, 70 para esos celebres artistas.
-Tambien ell sabado tuvo efec
to en- el salon de la casa escuela
Parroquial la fiesta del arbol de Ma
vidad.
Sacerdotes y profesoras de dicha
escuela obsequiaron q sus alumnos
con esplendidez.
Ell acto quedo muy lucido.
-Ha estado en- esta ciudad, don
de ha venido con el objeto de pasar
la noche Buena y pascua con sus ia
miliares el DR.. Ramon Luis Rodr
guez Ferrer. Es te corresponsal fue
muy obsequiado por la distinguida
familia Rodriguez como por el com
7 patricia Sr. Norberto Pullcer la No
che Buena, con una cena esplendi
da en- la cual reino la mas completa
cordiaidad.
Las gracias para todos.
La Sra. dola Cecilia Defontaa
ne Vda. del DR. Sierra Sc encuentra
gravemente enferma y los medicos
como sus familiares esperan un ia
tai desenlace. Ell sabado por la no
che lego la crisis de su enfermedad
a su periodic algido, por 10 que Sc lie
60 a temer por su vida. Con este
motive, pase a la morada de la re
ferida Sra. y la vista Sc me presen
to uno de ,sos cuadros dificiles de
pintar y mucho mas descrihir. En- el
semhblante de Adela y Antonio,
Juanito Y Luis, estaba marcado ell
pesar que experimentation aquellos
hijos viendo en- lecho del dolor 4 la
que lie habfa dado ell ser, mientras la
brisa yel silencio de la noche lie ira
fan q sus oidos los acordes de una
orquesta.
Terribles contrastes de la vidal. !.
Tn gran ntmero de amigos Gle 10
mas notable Y distinguido de la ciu
dad acompanaron a la familia Sierra
hasta atlas horas de la madrugada.
AL dar este informe hago mfo ell
pesar que hoy pesa sobre la familia
Sierra Defontaine.
Ell dfa 3 del pr6ximo encro rea-
nudara sus trabajos la P. R. Tobacco
V Co. Segun informa el Sr. su
perintendente Sr. don Jose Inclan.
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ADVERTISEMENT
Department OF the Interior
Office of Porto Rico Irrigation
Service.

Sealed proposals will be received
at this Office until , o'clock p. m. ia
nuary II, 1910 for the constructo on
of the Carte Tunnel ne ar Guayama,
and the Toro Negro Tunnel near Vi
ilalbs. The aggregate length of said
tunnels heing about 5000 near feet
and the estimated cost being about
sl00, 900. Plans and Specifications
may be obtainei ON this Office; or
from the Commissioners Of the Int rioI,
San juan, Porto Rico; or from the
L. s. Reclamation Service, Washing
ron, d. &. The right is reserved to
telect any ard all bids. A deposit Of
sl,00 is required for the plans, and
will be refunded on their return before
January Is, 1870.
BY order OF L. IL Grahcme Com
missioner of the Interior of Porto Rico.
b. W. HaH, Chief Engineer. Porto
Rico Irrigat on service No. ..
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-28
H ucva directiva DEL casino

En- la Ultima rcun on calebrada
por los socios del casino espailol de
la ciudad, fueron elegidos para for
mar parte de la directiva del EXPIRE
sado centro los se1oras siguicntes;
Presidcnte, Don Antonio Alvarez
Nava; Iice prcSlden'e. Don Anto
MO Sarmento. Don Carlos Conia;
Contador, Don Miguel de la C'l@tara
Wee contddor, don Juan Confines;
Tesorero. Don Miguel Targa; Fice :
tesorero. don joaquin Vlllamll.
.Secretuios don JoSi Maria Lom
ba V don Jose Perez Lozada.
TocdleS Sres Rafael Fabian. An
tonic Caubet. JOSE Santisteban. Ro
sendo Montes. Genaroso Candina,
Luis Rubert. Pio Perez Menande.
Ramon Valdes, Abelardo de la Ha
ba, Pedro Arsuaga. BENT o Zalduon
do. Vicente Balbas, Elios 10 de la
Cuetara. Antonio VI. Samoz q. Angel
Suarez, Primitive Franco, ] o nuin
Saul Guillermo Rubert V Vida.