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The Daily Missoulian., 1909-09-25
ANTARCTIC CANALS
a's@ ARE DISAPPEARING

Boston, Sept PA telegram yester-
day from Professor Percival Lowell
at his observatory at Flagstaff. Ariz..
states that recent observations show
that the Antarctic canals of Mars are
disappearing. Professor Lowell has
in previous years I'm the fall observed
a similar disappearance. which he con-
siders a seasonable phenomenon. and
which he thinks tends to support the
theory that life exists on Mars and
that the cancls denote a systen; OF Irri-
CATION .s .4E i-,.fr-ffaI
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-09-25

Your complexion as well as your
temper is rendered miserable by dis
ordered liver. BY taking Chamber
lain's Stomach and Liver, Tablets you
an Improve both Sold by all dealers.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1909-09-09
Sullivan News

Not many pleasure seekers have
landed here in tine past week, and
those that were at the lake have
most all departed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph ..Braddock,
of Newport. visited at the home of
of Geo. 8. Henry, on the Sullivan
road, couple OF days last week.
Mrs. j. Mcintyre and sister, Mrs.
Patterson. of near Sullivan lake,
went to Spokane last week to. re-
main indefinitely.
Max Pietsch, who is working in
Spokane. visited his family over
Sunday.
Mrs. Ida l.. Sharp, Fred Rice
and son Earnest, of .Piqua, Ohio,
who have been visiting at the home
of Geo. S. Henry, left Sunday for a
trip to Seattle and Los Angeles,
Cal, before returning home. d
Ralph Ingard is able to be out
again after several days illness.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1909-09-09

$50 lowered lbs. equalized l92.
SwL seq Sec r. Twp 80, K 43, original lax
240, lowered Sc, equalized 44.
NeA se14 Sec %, Twp SO, A. original TAX
$50, lowered 1872. equalized 26S.
SwII SELF Sec IS. Twp 49, r 43, original tax
$50, lowered 1872, equalized 2SS. oo
Se1z seL Sec 80, Twp SO, r 43, original tax 4oo'
lowered 1872, equalized 2sss
SwA Sec "a, Twp 80. 43, original TAX i4o'
lowered $50, equalized $40. 200
SwL seq Sec "a, Twp 80. r 43, original tax 3oo'
lowered 152. equalized 229
M neA Sec Is, Twp SO, R AZ, original tax 44o'
lowered 176, equalized 264.
81 neZ Sec Is, Twp SO, r 43, original tax 'ZO'
lowered 28S, equalized 432.
SeA nwL Sec rs, Twp 80. 43, original tax
900, lowered 50. equalized 1Al.
NJ sen Sec 25 Twp 80, K AZ, original lax soo'
lowered 1884, equalized SIC.
NeA nw14 Sec IS, Twp 80. AZ, original TAX
$50, lowered 1872, equafized 2SS.
So nwA Sec 35, Twp SO, 43, original tax &c.,
lowered 354. equalized SIC.
NJ swL Sec IS, Twp 80. AZ. original tax $50,
lowered 354, equalized $780,
Minutes read and approved.
board adjourned sine die
G.W. SUTHERLAND.
Chairman Board of County Commissioners.
Attest-L, E. JEssEPH County Auditor
By A. J. MONTGOMERY, Deputy.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1909-09-09
A Sprained Ankle

A. usually treated sprained ankle
will disable the injured person for
month OF more, but by applying Cham
berlain's Liniment and observing the
directions with each bottle faithfully, a
cure mavs in most cases, be effected In
less than one weeks time. This lini-
ment is a most re,narka BILE preparation !:
try it for slrain or a. bruise, or when
laid up with chronic or muscular rheu-
matism, and you are certain to be de-
lighted with the prompt relief which it
affords. For sale by Adams Pharmacy.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1909-09-09
Metaline

Geo. I'll. Clark was in Metaline
Saturday.
Mrs. Farley, of Orofino, Idaho,
has been visiting her con, Charlie
Cole.
A. H. Kroll and wife, of the Spo-
kane Lead Co., have been here a
few days. !.
Capt. Flanders is experiencing
no trouble going through the can
yon with the Metaline, and is max
ing daily trips to connect with the
Pend Oreille River Navigation Co.'s
boats.
Mr.. Rose returned from lone
Saturday. where he has been for a
week for medical aid. His health
is very poor.
Mrs. Caroline Miller died at the
residence of her son-in-law, R. c..
Flanders Sept. 2, after lingering
illness of cancer of the stomach.
Mrs. Miller was one of the early
settlers Of the lower river and had
many warm friends, who deplore
her loss and sympathize with her
daughter and son, Mrs. A. C. Flan-
ders and A. L. Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Flanders, OF Spo.
kane, parents Of Capt A. c. Flan-
ders, surprised him by coming
down on the boat. taking aadvan-
tage Of the first railway trip to
Usk.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1909-09-09

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RtC0RD or BOARD OF EQUALIZATION
For Real anu Personal Taxes, Year 1909,
Stevens County, Washington.

august :? 1909 Board OF Equalization OF
stevens county, Wash met as provided by law
Present, 6 ". Sutherland, W. VI. Bryant and
; 2 Beggs, county commissioners; Charles
adams. county treasurer, and F. F. BottOrf.
conQty assessor.
on motion OF :. 5 Beggs. G. W Sutherland
1875
Value OF Teal property as shown by tax rolls.
IL l5s 5U9.
Value Of personal property as shown by tax
rolls, t2,070l4S.
Tue day was spent examining the rolls
Board adjourned TO August 8, 1909.
august 3. l909.-Board met pursuant TO ad-
!ouIImenI All members present. The day
vas spent II examining the rolls and prepsT-
1Ay lists OF merchants. sawmills, saloons ana
mines 10 comparison
Board ad.ourued TO August 1, 1903
august 1, 1903 Board met pursuant 10 ad
jodEnmeut. All members present. The day
vas spent in comparing the values OF the vari-
ou. stocks OF merchandise OF the county. A
lumber 81 persons were notified OF proposed
la!ses q valuations.
BOARD adjourned TO August 8, 1909.
august ). leo9,--Board met pursuant 10 ad-
osInnent. All members present. The day
tA!ues OF stocks and furniture of the saloons of
lie county. A number OF persons were notified
oi proposed raises in valuations.
oOaId ADJOURNED TO August g. 1919.
august E, l90o.-BOard met pursuant 10 ad-
J"uEnuent. All members present. The day
veg spent In exaning and comparing the
,e!ues OF the various sawmtlls OF the county
number OF persons were notified of proposed
Asses in valuations.
noaro adjourned to August I, 1909.
august :. l909.-Board met pursuant To sd.
sulnment. All members present except F. T.
DoetoT1. The following changes in Valuations
were made
=, lag No 42e-sec 81, Twp "a, 80. original tax
Nv lowered so, equalized 500.
\ NUMBER OF persons were notified OF pro-
poseo raises in valuations
oosfd adjourned TO August 9, 1903.
august 2, ls0s.-BOard met pursuant TO ad-
sSou...nnent. AL members present except F.
Dol1oIl' The day was spent examining and
SWpaIlng the values OF the various mines OF
county NUMBER OF persons were notified
~ tfopoSed raises In values At 800 O'Clock p.
4" ard adjourned to august To- 1900.
Az ;august ~, le09.-Board met pursuant TO ad.
~. .n1 IaHment. Commissioner Beggs and Bryant
~ county Treasurer Adams present A num-
q valuations
ooaro adjourned to August II. 1909.
aueust II, 190s.-Board met pursuant TO adj
GtHment. Commissioners Beggs and Bryant
;a rq County Treasurer Adams present The
o"lng business was transacted:
see sWH Sec 81, Twp 80. r Al, original tax
~, lowered sl75. eQualized 1915.
s,c:So"" sw5z Sec 81. Twp 81. B Al. original tax
WV lowered $780, equslfzsd $500
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1909-09-09
A Good Position

can be had bYsambitious young men and
ladies in the field of wireless" or rail-
way telegraphy Since the s-hour law
became effective, and since the wireless
companies are establishing stations
throughout the country there is great
shortage of teleKraphers. Positions pay
beginners from $40 to $50 per month,
with good chances for advancement.
The National Telegraph Institute, of
Portland, Ore. operates six official in
>ttutes in America, under supervision
Of railway and wireless officials and
places all graduates into positions. 1t
will pay you to write them for full de-
tails 81
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commissioners Proceedings

,..us Wash. Aug Is, 1909.-The board Of
80, commissioners met pursuant 70 ad-
tI-rcenI All members present
IA W.. -,ond Of the Colville Loan Trust Co. TO
He T.,. county deposits is hereby approved.
"a Indication OF Robert Moore for license
III LIQUOR ut Meyers Falls is hereby granted
an3 Inn snnItcation of loveg 4 Jelle for license
~ iiJuor st Clayton - hereby granted and
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1909-09-09
Why1

From small beginning the sale and
use of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has
extended to- all parts of the United
States and and many foreign, countries.
Why? Because it has proved especially
valuable for coughs and colds For
sale by Adams Pharmacy
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1909-09-09
TIGER Talk.

Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Braddock
are spending a week visiting with
Mr.. Braddock's mother on Wild
wood ranch.
Mrs. Mckay and her two dangh-
tiers, of lone, made business trip
to Tiger one day this week.
H. A. Durkee broke camp and
shipped his camping outfit to Lolo,
Mont. where he has a contract
with the Great Northern railroad
construction work.
County Commissioner s. S. Beggs
was a genial visitor at Tiger few
DAYS this week. looking after the
county's interests in and around
Tiger.
Messra. n. f. Harper, Ed Russell
and Reddick made business trip
to Lenora one day this week.
Miss L. d. Mckay is welding
the rod and training the minds Of
the young hopefuls at the Patchen
school.
Mrs. L. A. Carpenter. formerly
Of lone. has moved her household
goods to Tiger and is occupying
the Cottage hostelry annex. Mrs.
Caryenter has been engaged to
teach the Tiger school this winter.
Jerry LaFram, who has been at
Standpoint several months looking
after his interest in that city, re-
turned again to Tiger to put out
his fall crops on his ranch.
Mrs. Caroline Miller, who has
been an invalid for a number of
years, passed to the beyond Fri
day, Sept. J. Funeral Saturday
from her late residence at Pollock.
10 some mysterious manner
Byron Rouse wandered from his
parental home some time ago, and
his W herea bouts were unknown to
the citizens of Tiger, but recent
developments revealed the fact that
BYRON took a sudden notion to go
dear hunting. We are glad to learn
that Byron's ambition was crowned
with brilliant success Congratu-
lations are now in order. Nav
long life, happiness and prosperity
attend you, is the wish of the COM
munlty.
The Tiger school will commence
Tuesday, Sept. Z, Mrs. L. B. Car
penter, principal.
J. W Wooding made a hurried
trip to Newport on business Fri
day.
The Cottage hostelrv has been
taxed to its utmost extent for some
time past Mrs. Ada Wooding,
hostess, understa nds the business
that she is engaged in, and receives
a full share of patronage for her
labor The management of the
hostelry wishes to thank its numer-
Gus patrons for the liberal patron
age given and solicits a continual
ton of the same.
We had the pleasure recently Of
visiting our genial neighbor, w. L.
Morris, and We are inclined to
think that our neighbor has Sc
lected the wrong name foc his
ranch. He has christened it Pow
erty Flat If we are called upon
to write up the neighborhood we
would place Poverty Flat at the
top and the first in the column.
Mr.. Morris certainly has beauti-
full place, with his fine bearing or
chard, fertile soil and beautiful
flowers, place attractive, beautiful
and homelike.
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Call Tor General Fund School Warrants

CuH IOI OeUeIu T9VuU oSnOW WuII0 1t3
All warrants drawn on the General iFuna of
school district No. lis, Registered bn1oF before
February II, 1909, are hereby called for pay
msnt and Interest," ceases from thtS date.
Dated at Celville, Wash Sept 2. 1909. ~.
CHARLES ADAMS.
Treasurer OF Stevens County. Wash.
By r. NJ. THOMAS. Deputy. I7-S
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-03

nee your Endorsement, only by inspection.
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UN BUEN PRO-
YlcIO De LEY.
Para el establecimiento de
"bolsas del trabajo" y Sc
euros del Estado.
I'm renedio SECURE p~4a los que
no tiepen trabajO.

Sir Winston Churchill, Presidente
del Comitk del Trabajo, ha presenta-
do 4 Ia Camara de los Comunes, ell
proyecto del Gobierno para estable-
Ger exchanges (bolsas) del Traba-
10 V Seguros del Estado, como rene
die para los que no -tienen trabajo.
Estos Exchanges" serviran para
organizar los empleos existentes, 8
informar & los que buscan trabaio,
donde pueden eneontrarlo. Sc calcu
Ian. veinte Exchanges" y Sc estima
que el costo para llevar 8 cabo la idea
sera de $1,000, 600 el primer aho, du-
rante los diez primeros afos;y de ALI
en- adelante, de $780, 900.
POGO despues Sc presento en- la ca
mara el proyecto para establecer los
exchanges, dejandose para luego
ell que Sc refiere a los seguros. Esto
comprendera las contribuciones O.
bligatorias, tanto de los empleados,
como de los patrones, en- adicion a
10 que conceda el Estado, en- siete O.
ficios en- que las vacantes son hume
rosas y cronicas.
Ell proyecto anuncia beneficios
.un POGO mas bajos de 10 que pagan
otras uniones mercantiles mas pode-
rosas. Los miembros del Trabajo a
prueban de todo corazon el proyec-
to, en- su conjunto, pero critican sus
detalles.
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|NFORMAC|OM GENERAL,

Han dado comienzo en- Ma-ya
guez Ia obra de reparaci6n de Ia plan
ia electrica de aquella ciudad.
Ell sepelio de la respectable ma
trona doha Elvira Nussa, de Maya
guez. revisti6 gran manifestation de
duelo.
Ell j6ven don Jose G. Carde. de
San Sebastian ha obtenido el certi-
ficado de maestro graduado de in
giles.
-Ha sido muy sentido en- Cabo
Rojo el fallecimiento de la sehorita
Mariana Gimenez Font.
Los vecinos de Quebradillas Sc
quejan de los numerosos canes que
pululsn por las GALES de aquel pue-
plo. con grave riesgo de las pantorri
las de las viandsntes.
Hay mucho entusiasmo en- Pom
ce con motive de un concerto que
dars en- aquella ciudad el ilustre pia-
nista puertornqueho Sr. Gonzalo
Nuhez.
-EstSn en- Santurce, en- casa de
Ia distniguida familia Benero-
Guayts. los estimables esposos Bru-
net -Calaf. de Manstf Y su gracicsa
nina Renevenidos.
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CALIGRAFIA:

CLASSES P0R CORRESPON-
DENCIA.-La letra artificial de las
maquiniIlas, dura. rigida Y mon6to
ma, no es Ia de I'd. adquiera I'd. la
suya propia por mi sistema de en-
sefianza y metodo "Educacion Y ar
monia del movimiento.
Cualquiera que sea su Residential
profession 8 sexso, POR NAL QUE
ESCRIBA I'd. lie garantizo que
adquirira en- muy breve plazo UNA
LETRA INGLESA cursIva D ma
gistral, expontanea v rapida. suges-
tiva y bella.
CLASSES A DOMICILIO En- SAN
JUAN Y SANTrRCE.-EScribap pa
"a informes al professor que s,iscribe
+. VEGA NEyARES, P. o. Bon
!s3. San Juan P. r.
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SeIviiciio Po|iciiaco.

Relaci6n de las novedades ocurri-
das en- este distrito, durante las "a
horas transcurridas dc aver a
hey:
Puesto de San Juan:-1nfracci6n
ordenanzas municipales,9, turbar la
paz pdblica, l, acometimiento y
agresion,1, portar armas prohibldas
/.
Puesto de Puerta de TERRA Abu
so de confianza, L.
Puesto de Santurce:- Infracci6n
ordenanzas municipales,2, Infrac-
ci6n Ley de sanidad, 2, infraccion
ley de automobiles 2.
Puesto de Ceboruco:- Crueldad
eon animales,2, infracci6n ordenan-
|zas municipales, 2.
Votal %,
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En- e| meIcado cafe
tero de Barcelona.
La cotizaciones del cafe de
Puerto Rico han tenido
en- ell mes de Junio una
pequena a}za.
El graDo de Yauco alcanza &C.
tualmente precios de 80 a 81
pesos.

La revista comercial de Barcelo-
ma Ell Mercurio trae las siguientes
cotizaciones de cafe:
"Partidos 620y 621. En- gra'ao, sin
tostor, erceptuado el de Fernando P6,
40 pesetos Jos 100 kilos, sin dlstlcl6n
de tdrifds.
Por la tarifa no. 3, cuando el cafe
es procedente 6 Sc ha cargado en- puer
to europeo paga ademas una sobre-
tasa de 4'50 pesetas los 100 kilo.
.Apesar de la calma que Sc nota en-
el mercado, las ventas siguen siendo
regulares y con precios todavfa fir
mes a pesar de clio. Las operaciones
realizadas Sc han aiustado los sigui
enteS precloS:
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Fabrica de hielo v easeosas,

Fabrica dc hielo y gaseosas, de
Delgado limos. Sc sirven con
prontitud los pedidos de la is ia;
marca de fabrica "Rid Club, calle
Molina.
La Caborrojena. jugo dc cana
y frutas al natural, refrescos, dull
ces y cigarros, calle Marina. No. 5.
Barberia "El Figaro, de Ruo
Vasquez, callc Victoria No, 3.
Salon de Barberia de Florencio
Mesorana, Atocha, No. l.
Salon Barberia. La Poncena ssde
Andres A. Mirabal, frente al Mer-
cado No. 4.
ia Lira" salon de barherla de
Tomas Clavell, frente al Mercado
No. 6.
Jose Mendez, Gaia de prestamos
el "Anillo de oro'.. calle Concordla
y Luna, No. 4.
Pedro R. Ventura. Platerfa,
constructor de prendas, calle isa-
bel, hoy Fujals, No, 5.
Fotoerafla de A. Texera, Gale Lu-
ma No. 3.
La Veneciana dc Jose Farano,
bisuteria, calle de Ia Marina,
No. s.
Justo Munoz, sastre, calle de
Cristina, No. |.
BeSoSa 6 Ramirez, Representan-
te de manufacturers y comlslonis-
tas-Agentes de Ia amaqulna dc cs-
cribir. UNDERWOOD, Ponce, p. r.
Jose de Lucas. Comerclante al de-
tail caile Concrete eSqlund Salud,
No. 10.
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Resiga1lhes ystIs|ados,
Reduction de categoria y
ascensos a sargentc- =
cabos.
Sepsracienes por imposibilidad
fIsica.

Ia siguiente orden ha sido dictada
Dor el cuartel general de Ia policia
insular.
Julio Z. 1909.-1:-Por esta orden
y poi disposition de Ia Comisi6n de
10 PoGcia Insular, son reengancha-
dosen el Cuerpo por Ell termino de
dos alos, los indiyiduos siguientes,
en- las fechas que se.indican:
Guardia Luis Moura, 574, Julio
1909. Rafael Felici, Detec. Julio 5,
PraSedes Gonzalez, 6S4 Julio s.,
Patr;eio ;Tus Petrovich, 6l5 Julio Z,
Guilletmo Thillet, $40 Julio IT,,
Luis Morales, 642, Julio II, Jose H.
Acaba, 474 Julio 20, Dionicio Rios,
64s Julio % Julio Morales GAS, ,Ju-
io@23. !,
II:1Por esta orden y por DISPOSE
ci6n de la Comisi6n de Ia Policia In
sular, son honrosamente sepalados
de Ia fuerza por imposibiidad fl
sica., los individuos siguientes:
Gusrdia Pablo Cordero, plaza Is,
y Francisco Lugo plaza 734.
Separado de la fuerza el guardla
Juan Gonzalez, plaza 5s3, de San
Juan, despues de haber sido hallado
culpsble de cargos contra el.
IV:-Son reducidos a la categorla
de guardia los cabos que a contlnua.
cion Sc expresan, despues de haber 81
do hallados culpables de los cargos
que Sc presentaron contra ellos.
(a) Cabo Francisco Moya, de Qua
yama, (b) Cabo Fernando Muiliz, de
Guayama.
V::-Por esta orden y de acuerdo
con Ia ley, Sc hacen los siguientes as
censos para tener efecto desde el dfa
2 del actual:
Sargento Pedro Martinez a Jefe
de Distrito de Sva clase y Cabo Con-
zalo Diaz, a Sargento.
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NO1AS Y N0T|C|AS

-Noticias de Vieques informan,
que sin salir del peiigro de su do
lencia ba mejorado mucho Ell es-
tos dfas, Ia estimabie sonora ma
DIRE del Sr. Jose Benitez Dfaz, hacen-
dado de aquella isla. Lo ceIebra-
mos.
-Esta tarde seha reunido la
junta central de la union de P. Rico
para tratar asuntos pendientes de
despacho.
Sc encuentra en- esta cludad
en- asuntos de negocios, los Sres.
Francisco y Luis Rivera, de Fa-
jardo.
Ell Lido. Jose E. Figue'as, del
bufete Acuha Figueras, defende-
ra al Sr. Llauger practicante de esta
ciudad, de la acusacion de que ha
sido objeto.
Sc asegura que la detencion
de los conductores de los carros cleo
tricos efectuada anoche obedece
al resultado de una investigation
que hicieran empieados de la COM
paiifa auxiliado con fuerza de la
detective. Sc temia hoy que la
falta de personal dificuitara la cir
culaci6n de los carros, pero las pla-
zas vacantes fueron cubiertas en-
seguida con otros aspirantes.
Ell DR.. Isaac Gonzalez Marti-
nez, esta de6nitivamente en- San
Juan hecho acargo de su nuevo des-
tino. Ha instalado va su despacho
particular.
A las 4 de la tarde de aver tomo
puerto el vapor "Maracaibo' que
traia pasajeros y carga para este
puerto.
Ha regresado de la isla ell Sr. Lau-
reano Cantero. del comercio de esta
ciudad, que estuvo visitando algu-
mas poblaciones en- asuntos de neso-
clos.
Entire los pasaieros del vapor de
aver Sc encuentra ell Sr. Francisco
Rodriguez, Superintendent del
muelle de Ia Insular Dock Comp.
Bienvenido.
Ha salida para Mayaguez el in
geniero Sr. W. Cartagena que esta
realizando ALI sus trabajos de re-
formas en- Ia planta electrical.
Aver tarde ceiebr6 session Ia
junta central de Ia Union de p. Rico
Esta noche hay nuevas peiiculas
en- ell "cine" del Parque y p.omete
ser ntmerosa la concurrencia.
FL publico ha quedado complaci-
do de los trabajoS reaiizados por ci
aplaudido artista Minute" v esta
noche habra un lIeno en- el teatro de
la ciudad.
Dentro de breve plazo embarca
para Estados Unidos en- aSuntos de
negocios, ell Sr. Arturo Bravo. del
comercio de esta ciudad. Para Euro
pa embarcara tambien ell director de
Sanidad DR.. Tomas Vazquez. que
estara algun tempo ausente de
ID isla.
Ha estado en- San Juan el Sr
Francisco Moya. de la poiicia insu.
lar que presta servicio en- Guayama
y vino a responder cargos que lie ha-
bian sido presentados ante ia comi-
sion del cuerpo..
Ha estado en- San Juan el LIDO.
Arturo r. Aponte. de Humacao,
que regreso aver q su residencla en-
| anue,ia ciudad.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-10
I'm ''rasca-cje|o"

Los ingenieros norteamericanos
Semoch, y Flach, han vuelto a mo-
yer la idea sobre la construction de
un edificio de sesenta metros cua-
drados y seiscientos metros de altu-
ra.
Esta casa tendra ciento cincuenta
metros de altura cada uno.
Las paredes tendrfan en- su base
tres metros sesenta centimetros
de espesor para adelgazarse proper
cionalmente hasta treinta centime-
tros en- su parte mas alta. Su peso
sera de veinte mil toneladas y el to
tai del edificio de quinientas diez y
s,is mil quinientas toneladas.
Ell edificio Sc halara repartido
en- secciones de ounce pisos, entire
los cuales habra una especie de en-
-tresuelos en- los cuales Sc hallaran
ealderas, camaras de servicio y de-
mas departamentos complement
tarios.
En- resumen sc trata de I'm edifi-
clio que vendra a ser la superposi-
ci6n de diez casas de las mas eleva-
das de las que Sc construyen actual
mente.
Ell precio de semejante edificio al
canza proporciones colosales. Sc cal
cula en- sesenta millones de dollars
Una de las ventajas de semejante
edificio sera que desde el piso ndme-
ro sesenta no Sc oira ningdn rumor
de la calle Y que los habitantes respi
raran una atmosfera pura y sin pol
vo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-10
Noticia local a los Marines.
PUERTO RICO.
pasann de Xienlles

PUERTO RICO.
Passage de Vieques.
Por la presente Sc hace saber que
la Point Arenas Bell Buoy, No. l, ;"
designando el extreme noroeste del
Banco Punta Arenas, en- el Passage
de Nieques, fue encontrada descon-
puesta y sin funcionar la campana,
en- Julio 3, 1909
La boya serd reparada tan pronto
como sea possible, cuya notlcia Sc pu-
blicara.
Por orden de la Junta de Faros
Karl Rohrer,
Comodoro, U. S. NJ,