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Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-26
REDONDO BEACH
los S. Pacific Ave. Phone 1o6.
Correspondent Phone So
Three Picnics Today

REDONDO BEACH, July 25.-Mon-
day will be picnic day at this beach,
three gatherings being scheduled TO
take place here. The Latter Day
Saints will make up one of the par
ties and will make merry all day. A
large number of persons are expected
to be present
The employees of the Olinda oil indus
tries will hold their second outing of
the season here and have an elaborate
program arranged, which includes
many athletic and aquatic events and
dancing.
In the evening the members of the
Mutual Salon of Los Angeles will Civ
a dance at the pavilion.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-26
Novercome by Heat

SAN BERNARDINO, July 25.-The
first case of heat prostration reported
during the present hot wave occurred
yesterday morning in the Santa Fee
yards when Bert Lawrence, acting gen.
eral yardmaster, was overcome. Medi-
cal attention was quickly secured and
the stricken man removed to his home.
His condition is not thought to be seri-
Gus,
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-26
SwindIer at Work

PASADENA, July 25.-Police are
searching for a man, unknown to any
one, who is supposed to be collecting
poll tax money from various citizens
without any authority to do so.
City Treasurer Munson has received
a number of complaints from persons
whom the man has tried, as it is sup
posed, to victimize 1t is impossible to
tell how much the man NAV have Sc
cured by his method of operation or
how much of the city he has worked
over. If he can be located, however a
rigid investigation into his procedures
will he started by Chief of Police How
ard II. Favour.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-26
To Give Pastor Reception

HOLLYWOOD, July 25.-The Rt.
Rev. Father Murphy and members OF
the parish of the Church of the Blessed
Sacrament will give a farewell recep-
ton to the Rev. r. j. Cotter, ID. D.,
who will leave in few days for an
extensive trip through the east. The
affair will be given on the church
lawn,
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-26

HOLLYWOOD, July 25.-Great inter
est has been shown in the resignation
of City Trustee Harry Gordon, which
has been rendered by him to take place
as soon as his successor can be named
Limited time for the city's affairs was
given as the reason for his resignation.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-26

SAN BERNARDINO, July 25.--Mrs.
Mary Holdridge has been granted an
interlocutory decree of divorce from
Arthur Holdridge in her suit, which
has been pending before the superior
court for some weeks.
The couple lived at Ontario, where
their matrimonial troubles developed.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-26

VENICE, July 25-Owing to the abb
sence of a number of the best marks
men the blue rock shoot scheduled to
take place at the Crescent Bay Gun
clubs range this afternoon was called
off until some future date.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-26
SPLENDID PARADE
HELD BY SEVENTH
OFFICERS AND MEN RECEIVE
MANY COMPLIMENTS
Camp Of Bay City Crowded All Day by
Spectators and Friends of SOL
diers-Free from
illness
Especial to The Herald

BAY CITY, July 25.-A parade of I'M
usual excellence was that in which
the members of the Seventh regiment
participated this evening, and officers
and men alike were complimented af-
terward for the splendid appearance
and marching of the Southern Califor-
MIA branch of the n. G. c. More than
500 visitors were at the camp today,
and the fact that the eyes of wives
and sweethearts were on them as they
marched doubtless inspired the soldiers
to SPECIAL effort while on parade.
The camp was a lively place today.
Two four-car trains had been run from
the grounds before o'clock, all the
cars crowded. and there yet remained
on the grounds a goodly number of out
siders.
The church service this morning was
a feature of the day Chaplain Shaw
of San Bernardino was in charge. His
remarks were fitting to the occasion
and were listened to by a most order
ly. quiet and reverential lot of soldier
boys. Some splendid music was fur
nished by a quartet which included one
officer and three enlisted men, and by
the Seventh regiment band.
This evening after guard mount,
Prof. Bion Mills band from Long
Beach gave an entertaining. concert
and was Joined in some selections then
by the Seventh regiment band, making
altogether quite a musical organiza-
ton. The visiting band was entertained
at dinner at the camp.
Brigadier General Leaves
Brigadier General Wankowski left
tonight for his home in Los Angeles,
He expressed the opinion that the men
were making a splendid showing and
that the encampment was doing the
members of the regiment vast amount
of good.
The camp has been singularly free
from sickness and accidents, there hav-
ing been no sickness, despite the fact
the men have been working hard and
steadily.
This encampment is proving highly
instructive said one of the men of
the regiment today. "At some ofthe
larger encampments we have attended,
the companies have gone out, done
something and marched back to camp
again, without the individual members
of the company appreciatlng just what
was going on and without their get
ting that close attention which is nee
essary to perfection in work.
Here, however, there Is a regular
army officer to go out with each bat
TALON. all under the command of Colo
mel Billiard. The non-commissioned Of
ficers can mingle freely with the men
in calling their attention to important
details which would be overlooked
otherwise. Each man at the encamp-
ment gets a share of attention, and the
general result is a big improvement in
the personnel OF the regiment"
Tuesday there will be extended order
and maneuvering. The men also look
forward to a long hike and a bivouac.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-26

The discussion as to whether golf is
merely a pastime, a real sport or a
disease may now cease, since $780, 0e
has been wagered on a match at Rock
Island, Ill. 1t is a real sport.-Pitts-
burg Gazette.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-26
SAN PEDRO SHIPPING

SAN PEDRO, July Craftsmanship Santa
Rosa arrived this morning from San Diego;
after taking freight and passengers she cleared
for San Francisco via Redondo and santa
Barbara.
Steamer Daisy Freeman has arrived, four
and one-half days from Gray's Harbor via
San Francisco carrying 100000 feet Of lumber
consigned to the San Pedro Lumber COM
pany.
Steamer Coronado is due Monday from Gray's
Harbor via San Francisco with passengers and
csc, 900 feet Of lumber.
San Francisco Shipping
SAN FRANCISCO, July 25.-Sailed: Steamer
Norwood, for San Pedro.
Don't simply allow TO die-that plan OF
yours Find a little capital through advertise
ING.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-26
PASADENA

Circulation Dept.-Home 26s5. Sunset z7lo.
Correspondent. l4b S. Los Robes Ave.
Day-Both Phones So. NiEht-Home 1858
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-26
Southern Pacific Interested

oOuLHCTn FdClllC
It is also claimed that the Southern
Pacific is interested in the A. & c. cut
off and that when done the cutoff will
be used as a short line from all South
ern California points to the east run
ming via the cutoff through Phoenix,
the Phoenix & Eastern, connecting
with the main line of the Southern Pa
cific in eastern Arizona.
The significance of the completion OF
the cutoff is that Bouse, Parker and
the entire Bouse district VIII be on a
main line of railroad, will be readily
accessible from all parts Of the world.
and that, instead of one train each way
a day, there will be several through
passenger trains and that thousands
of passengers from the east to the
west will pass through the new coun-
try. When this line is completed
Bouse and the other small towns on
the A. & C. will grow like the proven
bal weed.
However, this is not the only rail-
road building for Bouse, because there
is now under construction a new rail-
road from Bouse to Swansea, a dis
lance of twenty-one miles north. This
road is being built by the Swansea &
Arizona Railroad company recently
organized by the Clara Consolidated
Gold and Copper Mining company. The
railroad is not to be owned by the
mining company, but the same stock
holders who own a large part of the
mining company are also stockholders
in the railroad. George Mitchell and
E. D. Elson, president and secretary.
respectively of the Clara, are also
president and secretary OF the new
railroad
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-26

Live in Venice villas-the best.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-26
Exact Status Not Known

However, the exact status of this
road is not known, in some quarters 1t
being claimed that the Santa Fe peo-
pie are behind the project and In others
that the railroad has nothing to do
with it. AS matter of fact the rail-
road will be built just as rapidly as
possible and will be in operation at the
earliest possible moment, and that as
soon as it is completed the new smelter
of the Clara Consolidated will be blown
in and the new road will have plenty
of business right from the start. 1t is
quite likely that the Santa Fe will ope-
rate the branch and will have traffic
arrangements to and from all points
over the new branch line. The road
will not be a private enterprise by any
means. but will be a public carrier and
will haul freight for everybody and
anybody at the same rate
Not only will the S. & A. be the
means of enabling the Clara Consoli-
dated to proftably operate its mine,
but it will enable dozens of other rich
properties to begin operations and to
start shipping ore to the Clara smelter.
Along the Bill Williams fork there are
no fewer than six other properties which
can begin shipping ore to the Clara
smelter, and in addition to these there
are many other properties in and
south of Bouse. The new railroad from
Bouse to the smelter. the new railroad
from Parker to Bengal and the COM
pletiOn of the Clara smelter, together
with the taking over of several of the
larger mines in the district by well
known big mining people, all tend to
show that Rouse and the Bouse district
are this coming fall and winter to be
the center of mining activity of the
southwest.
Requires Two Days
Heretofore and at the present time 1t
requires practically two days time to
get to Bouse and two more days time
to get back for Los Angeles people TO
make a visit to the district, which trip
is accompanied with long and tiresome
waits at different points en- route. 1t
is necessary to go either away north
or aWav south some 100 miles out of
the way and then go another 100 miles
east of Bouse and then turn and come
back west to get into the district, but
with the completion Of the cutoff the
trip can be made from Los Angeles TO
Bouse in eight hours or during the
night, and the return trip the same, SO
that with the completion ofthe cutoff
there will be thousands of persons from
Southern California to visit the new
mining and agricultural district and
many of them are more than likely to
stay.
The Bouse district has always been
spoken of as purely a mining country,
with no possibilities of agriculture, but
that is a mistake. Take the valleys in
and around Parker and south of Par
ker, in and about the Blythe ranch the
Bouse valley in which Bouse is stu
ated, and the Harqua Hala valley, ly-
ing east and south of Bouse, and the
great Tyson valley in and about
Quartzite, and it can be easily figured
that there are over 100000 acres of the
very best of agricultural land, all of
which some day will be under a high
state of cultivation. For the most part
this land is at present in the haids of
the government and subject to entry
under either the homestead or desert
act.
However the Blythe ranch. located
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-26
RAILROAD WORK
TO BE RESUMED
PARKER CUTOFF WILL SOON
MATERIALlZE
FOUR MONTHS HENCE TRAFFIC
MAY BEGIN
Official Makes Announcement That
Line Leading Into Rich Farming
and Mining Region Is
Now Assured

BOUSE, Ariz., July 25.-The official
past week by General Manager w. A.
Drake of the Arizona & California rail-
road that construction work on the
Parker cutoff would be resumed Sep
tember 1, and that the line would be
completed from Parker to Bengal, Cal,
within three or four months. The A. az
c. railroad, when completed, Will run
from Wickenburg, Ariz., to Bengal,
Cal, a distance of about 200 miles. AT
Wickenburg it connects with the Santa
Fe, Prescott & Phoenix, and at Bengal
1t connects with the Santa Fe, thus
forming a cutoff from Los Angeles to
Phoenix and eastern points. The road
was started three years ago and mas
been completed as far as Parker and
the Colorado river for over year and
a half A year ago the great new
bridge spanning the Colorado river at
Parker was completed at a cost of ST.
100000. Thus the small gap between
Parker and Bengal is all that remains
to be built to complete tho short line
from Los Angeles and Phoenix and
eastern points. The line from Bengal
to Phoenix when done will be one of
the best roadbeds in the west on ac-
count of practically no grades and
with but very few curves. This line
will eliminate all of the steep grades
and sharp curves which are encounter
ed on the main line OF the Santa Fe in
eastern California and western Ari-
zona It is said that when this line Is
completed all of the heavy through
trains of the Santa Fe will use this
line and that the old line via the
Needles will be practically abandoned.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-26

Venice villas - sanitary conditions
perfect,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-09-23
N0T|C|AS De
BAYAMOk.
Dos trabajadores heri-
dos por Ia explosion
de un cartucho de di-
namita.
Los unionistas Sc preparan
para la asamblea que Sc
efectuara en- aquella ciu-
dad.
La policia hace diariamente ejer
CiciOS en- bicicletaS.
De nuestro corresponsal

Sept. 23.-El dia 20 del mes en-
curse en- el salto de Comerio hubo
TN tremendo incidente, con motive
de haber expiotado un barreno de
dinamita hiriendo gravemente a dos
individuos, ,el uno es Carmen Romas
vel otro CeIestino Ortiz.
Ell estado de los heridos es suma-
mente grave, y Sc teme mueran a
consequence de las heridas.
Los asiste el DR.. Fernandez Mater,
en- su clinica de esta ciudad. Ell LIDO.
Ra mon S.Pesquera Sc ha heeho car
90 de este asunto.
Los unionistas de esta ciudad
tienen gran animation para la asam
blea del partido, pues asuntos de i'm
portancia que tratar en- la refenda
asamblea.
-Ha 81 do muy sentida aqui por
todo los elementos sociaies, la enfel
medad que sufre ell prestigioso abe
gado LIDO. Rossy y Sc desea que prom
to Sc restabiezca.
La policia de esta ciudad esta
hacienda ejercicios de bicicieta. Al
gunos han sufrido caidas.
Continue Ia competencia del
pan entire ell club y ell Sr. Nicolas To-
rres Este ultimo trabaja con todoS
los requisites de la ley de sanidad.
iY el truts trabajara 10 mismo?
-Continua mejorando el Sr. Fl
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-09-23
Los SECRETA-
RIOS De TAFT.
Dos de ellos eran de-
mocratas y uno ma
clio en- Escocia.
Mr.. Wilson, secretario de
agrlc ultura tiene "a amos
de edad.
Mr.. Nc Veagh, es IN almace-
nista de where's de Chi
CagO.

Mr. krox ell secretario de Esta 10,
tiene Sc amos de edad y vueive a, Ga
binete, despues de haber estalo Gin
co amos en- el Senado Federal.
Desde hace mucho tempo Sc .e ha
mencionado como uno de los mas no
tables candidates republicanos para
la Presidencia. Fue secretario de
.Justicia en- ei gabinete de Nc. Kin
lev. Es Abogado.
Mr.. Ballinger, ell secretario del in
terror. tienc so amos; ocup6 I'm car,,p
importante en- la administrator
del Prcsidentc Nc. kinlev.
Sus antepasados por ambas ilneas
tomaron parte en- la revoiucl6n i IA
6rdenes de Washington.
Mr.. Dickson el secrctario De IA
Guerra. representa- al Sur ell e. gab-
nete. Nacio en- ell Estado de Missis'-
ppi, y reside en- tennessee; cs tie f.
I liaci6n democratic Y apoy6 a slr.
Taft para Ia presidencia. Fut SUB
secretario de ,Justicia en- 9, scglndo
gabinete de Mr.. Cleveland. rs abo-
gado, estudi6 leyes en- la Unlyersi-
dad de Columbia, en- la Leipzig y en-
Paris
Mr.. Meyer, pasa de la secretaria
de Correos, en- ell gabinete de ROO
sevelt, il la de Marina. Es un dip.o-
matico de nota Naci6 en- Boston Y
es comcrciante. Is gran snoroaln;
tienc fama por 10 bien que tira.
Mr.. Wickershan. Ell secrcvario do
.Justicia, es ell representanta Il, Nls-
va York en- e gabinete de ra,c. Ma
clio en- PENNSYLVANIA. Is abog | 10.
Mr.. Nagel, ell secretario de- Com,r-
clio y Trabajo, es POGO coaocido.
Procede de la cilidad de Saint nolis,
es catedratico de Ia escuela de ieyes
de su ciudad y famoso como exceien-
tc clubman.
Mr. Hitchcock, secretario do CO.
rrcos, cs el miembro mas joven dell
gabinete pues solo tiene AZ amos dc
edad. Surgi6 4 luz pdblica por 10
bien que dirigi6 la propaganda en-
favor de Mr.. Taft en- la campaha Ill
TINA. rs abogado.
Mr.. Wilson,, ell secretarlo de Agri-
cultnra, desempcha csc mismo cargo
On la primcra administration de Nc.
kinlcy hacc L. amos. Tiene "A amos
rs natlvo de f.scocia, de donde 10
traleron sus padres 4 los E'tatos
Unldos, cuando tcnfa IL amos.
Mr. Me. Vcagh, el secretario de,
Tesoro, es I'm almacenista dc vive-
rcs dc Chicago, y ha hecho una gran
fortuna On ei comercio. Hasta ha",
POGO tempo perteneci6 nj partld
dcmocratIco, cuyo partido 10 pos I
10 en- 1875 para senador por ei +. ~
do de Illinois, saliendo derroIa la
por ei candidate rcpublicano
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dando i esa Hon: Corporation que
accmeta la soluci6n de ias cuestio-
mes sanltarIas expuestas. lnc.uyen-
do en ci presupmesto del ejcrciclo v"
nldero pariIdas para atendcr
lo-A las instainciones dr pom
ria sanitaria dc la casa Municipal.
Hospital dc San Antonio. t,o II
pobrcs Parque lie Rombero. Y B,
biiotcca Publlca
20 \ Ia construction dc do PAD
Iiones para disqualification de IA
bcrcuiosos.
30 Al ,aneamlento dc los caio5
dc Ia Marina Septentrion1
10. Para avudar al snsienm'eu-
10 lie las ohcinaS lie entermeiaies
tropicale, y trasmIslbie-.
MIv rrspetunsamente,
!. Gonsate. .Hartinez. Ohcia, d,
Sanldai.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-09-23

Total Seccion Egresos S6.25S.Sl.
Resmen.- .-Importan los Ingresos.
s6.73S.4I, Egresos 5 6.23S.Sl. Exis-
tencia en- GAIA en- 30 Juno 1909
$4,000.
Estado general de los gastos ha-
bidos durante el aho ecc o de 1908 4
1909. -Renta casas eseue,as.
Aiquiier casas sscueias gradra-
das S 1913; ruraies 4SS.n0; pre-
paratoias $500.
Renta casa habitaci6n maestros.
Acting Principal 5000; 7 Ora
duadas 44l.OO; l3 ruraies 5l6.5S.
Sueldo empleados iunta
Conserie eseueias 1000; Con
serje Escueias 5000; Escnhiente
oficina 1000: Tesorero s. 211.5I
Gastos incidentaies de ia Junta.
Gastos durante ei aho econ6mico
l4s.4l: Equipo de muebies : ense-
res ;Gastado durante ei afO econ6-
mico e46.16.
Libros de texto v material eScolar
Gastado durante el a1o econ6nicO
$500.
Gastos extraOrdinarios GastaiO du-
rante el aio econ6mico 2.i60.22.
Total de gastos 6.c3S.Sl.
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La Conision de Servi
clio Civil los anuncia
para el IS y Is de
Octubrc.
Para Inspector vlajero, es-
cribiente, tasador, y es-
cribiente del registro de
la propiedad.
Informes y soneitudes podrau
pedirse i Ia cOmiSi0n.

Octubre Is 1909. La Comisidn
del Servicio Civil Puertorriqueno
anuncia examenes libres y de oposi-
cion que tendra lugar en- la fechas
arriba indicadas, Ell San Juan con el
objeto de tener elegibles para cubrir
las vacantes que pudieren ocurrir
en- los empleos abajo mencionados.
Los examenes seran de caracter prac
tico y comprenderan solamente las
asignaturas que fueren necesarlas
para probar Ia dsstreza y habilidad
de los competidHes para desempe-
mar los empleos que desearen cubrir
Para mas detalles y las solicitudes
en- blanco neccsarias escrfbase a la
Comisi6n del Servicio Civil Puerto
rriqueno, San Juan, P. R. Use una
tarjeta postal al escr ibir, dando cl-
ramente SUI nombre, direction y ell
nombre del examen en- que desea
competir. Las solicitudes deben ha-
ccrse en- los modelos correspondent
tes, y deben mandarse d Ia Comision
por 10 menos cinco diaz antes de La
fecha de los ex&menes. Puode resul-
tar impossible la preparation de los
papeles necesarios q el hacer los de-
mas arreglos para grammar las per-
sonas que no remitieren las solicitu-
des d su debido tempo. Dirfiase a la
Comisi6n del Servicio Civil Puerto
rriqueho, San Juan, 2. K.
Inspector Viajero, Departamento
del Tesoro. Sueldo S l4OO. Otbre Is
Tcsoro. Sueldo $1,000. Escribientc
(Accountant), Departamento del
Tesoro. Sucldo $500. Tasador y
Agente de Rentas Internas, Depar-
tamento del Tesoro, Sneldo de SOC
4 $1,000. EscribieDJs, Registro de la
Propiedad, Sueldo 5 $50 8 mas. Oc-
tubre 16.
Informes y solicitudes en- blanco
deberan pedirsc a Ia Comisidn del
Servicio Civil Puertorriqucho, San
Juan, P. Il.
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Gpceti||a de Cabo-Rojo.
(Dc nuestro cOrTcsponsaD

we nNeStTO fOTTCSpOHSM)
Septiembre % Aver dieron
pr incipio las fiestas patronales y con
tai motive n6tasc mucho entucias-
mo en- todas las classes sociales
Como 10 indica el programa de la
rcferida fiesta, anoche el casino ce-
lcbro su primer bale cl cual estuvo
muy concurrido. Asistieron muchos
j6venes de San German, Mayagilez
Y otros puebles dc la isla
Con mucha algeria tuvimos el gus
TO dc saludar en- nuestras oficinas
al inteligente joven Don Manuel
Maria Ramirez, Director de "Triqui-
traque", pcri6dico que Sc edita en-
San German.
Parecc que nucstro Ayuntamlcn-
to Sc ha dado d,bida cuenta de la
notable falta que estaban hacienda
yarias alcantarillas en- la poblaci6n
V Sc ha decidido poner en- practica
la contruci6n dc elias. Seria dc cole-
brarsc el que tambIen sc dlera cuen-
ia. de que en- la Gale dc "Barbosa"
frente a la plaza hacen fa,ta al gu
mas cunetas.
Diccse que en- csta poblaci6n Sc
regi stra un case dc muermo ,cn I'm
individuo que So oeupaba en- cuidar
unos caballos. Como tsta terri
BILE cnfcrmcdad pudiera pro-
pacarsc, serfa prudente, que
nuestras autoridades ademas de las
medidas plausible que hasta ahora
han tornado, hicioran por que esta
cuadras fueran trasladadas 4 sitios,
donde no ofrecicran el peligro a que
cStamOS cXpuestOS.
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RECEPTION En-
RIO P|EDRAS.
Sc preparan ALI a re-
cibir las normalis-
tas,
Los bizarros muchachos
del reglmlento de Puer-
to Rico en- maniobras.
Actitud siempre correcta de
los soldados puertorrique-
nos.
De nuestro correspy,lsal.

Septiembre %. Sc prepara una
gran reception para ell domingo pro-
ximo en- Ell Teatro de este pueblo
en- obsequio 4 las distinguidas y sim
paticas normalistas.
El ST. Aguero prepara los obse-
quios y regalos Sabemos que algu-
mas casas de comercio contribuiran
dar lie mayor explendor 4 la fiesta
En- las anteriores noticias aparece
que la pelicurla La Passion ha tent
do rara coincidencia tres veces, pcro
no han sido los tres en- Rio Piedras,
slno en- dlstlntas partes,. Nalgo Ia
acIaraci6n.
No es un cinturon como equlvo-
cadamente figura la noticia. cs una
cartera negra de sonora con agarra-
dores, conteniendo aigunas notas
va estan liegando aigunas norma
llstas. Nos alegramos mucho.
La retreta ceiebrada ei domingo
iiitimo en- Ia plaza de este pueblo
resulto lucidisima Y animada, a,n-
que algo corta. Los musicos estuvie-
ron 4 la aitura de su competencia,
dirigidos por ei habil maestro Schor
Gonzalez ,Jimenez.
La Policia ha capturado al indi-
viduo que dice l,amarsc Francisco
Rivera, conocido por fGuate', cuvas
generates coincidcn con las que apa-
recen en- un requcsitoria de Fajar-
do. Dicho sujeto fuG scntenciado
por el Hon. Jucz Municipal de San
Juan i 20 dias por turbar Ia paz phi
blica.
Sera enviado d Fajardo para
identification.
Sc ha ausentado para Espaha
nllestro particular y estilnado amigo
don Jose Joglar Diaz, quien perma-
neeceri por alglin tempo en- su
amada patria. Descamosle fclicida-
DIES y pronto regrcso.
FL Battalion 'puertorrlqueno ha
practicable aver y hoy nuevos G inn
portantes ejercicios de guerra, cuyos
oficiaies al mando dc su bizarre CO.
roncl han demostrado suficiente
capacidad militar. Los muchachos
siempre dispuestos obscrvandose
en- todos elios una conducta intacha-
bic; pues no SC ha prcscntado Ia mas
minma queJa.
Anoche permaneclo ccrca dc una
hora apagado el foco lrcntc Il Con
zalcz dc Ia Cai,e Comcrio La pollcla
ha tornado uota.