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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-10-22
ATTEND GRAND LODGE
Oddfellows and Rebekahs Meet In
Pueblo this Week

Delegates and visitors to the grand
lodge conventions Of Oddfellows and Re-
bekahs at Pueblo this week are returning
home and bringing glowing accounts OF
most interesting and successful sessions.
Amongst those who reprsse nted Rocky
Ford Lodge and Zoar Encampment were
C. Christensen. J. Jorgenson. j. W. Law
ton, A. c. Sloan. M. L. and Chas. Meyer.
while Violet Rebekah Lodge was repre-
sented by Mrs. Willis Boyd. the delegate.
Mrs. Wright and Miss Mae Lawton.
One Of the changes Of Importance made
by the |. o. o. F. grand lodge was the re-
peal of the law requiring that applications
for membership be laid over for four
weeks. A law was adopted allowing the
committee to whom applications are re-
ferred to report at the next regular meet
ING.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-10-22
MAY DO WORK THEMSELVES
High Line Directors Discuss Proposed
improvements

At the meeting Of the board Of directors
Of the Rocky Ford Canal Co. on Monday
bids were received for the proposed work
that is necessary TO enlarge the carrying
capacity Of the High Lire canal. as was
resolved upon at a recent meeting of the
stockholders. As the bids were much
higher than it had been estimated the
work could be done for. action upon the
matter was postponed until the next
meeting. and it may be decided to buy a
dredge and do the work themselves.
At the next meeting Of the board they
will also decide upon the price at which
they will offer their bend issue OF $4,000
to provide the money for the proposed
improvements.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-10-22
Sousa's Band Draws Full House

John Philip Sousa, the March King"
last Friday night demonstrated that his
name is a strong attraction when he drew
a very satisfactory crowd to the Grand.
The large audience was en,aptured with
the splendid music Of the big band and
demanded encores after every selection.
and in his response Sousa was very gen
erous. Herbert L Clarke was brilliant
in his concert solos. but the girlish looking
violinist, Miss Florence Hardeman. was
the star OF the evening and was given
quite an ovation.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-10-22
ROCKY FORD COLORADO. FRIDAY. OCTOBER 22 1909.

College presiding. came the nomination
for moderator.
DR.. Johnston Of Colorado Springs placed
in nomination Rev. John T. Thomas Of
Canon City. and was seconded by DR..
McCuish. representing the Gunnison
presbytery. and several others. The
election was unanimous, a marked tribute
to the ability Of one Of the younger MEM
bers who has been so signally successful
in building up the second largest church
congregation in the synod. DR.. Edmon-
son Of Denver was chosen as stated clerk
to fill ths-vacancy caused by the death
Of DR.. Kirkwood.
Able addresses by DR.. Johnston and
Rev. E. A. Crooks of La Junta were
amongst the interesting events Of the
Wednesday afternoon meeting, and in
the evening the church was we'll filled to
hear the eloquent addresses on Foreign
Missions" delivered by Mrs. Madge D.
Matssr. Wei Hsein. China, and DR.. Bradt
Of Chicago.
Yesterday morning Secretary o. F.
Gardner addressed the meeting on Fed
sral Council Of Churches" and at the af-
ternoon meeting DR.. Wadsworth deliver
cd an address on "Brotherhood Work.
Last evenings meeting was devoted to
addresses on "Home Missions" by Miss
Lydia A. Hays Of New York City and
DR.. Donaldson. Services in memory oi
DR.. T. c. Kirkwood. led by Mrs. Pau
Raymond and DR.. McCuish. fittingly
closed the meetings Of the synod.
Missionary Societies.
While the synod proper was in session
in the Presbyterian church the twenty
second annual meeting of the Woman:
Home and Foreign Missionary Societie:
Of the Synod Of Colorado was being helc
in tho Christian church.
The general theme for the missionary
meetings was Loyalty" and many excel
lent addresses were listened to on the
subject. The opening service on We'd
nesday morning was on Loyalty to Chris
the Foundation" by Mrs. E. H. Silver
thorn OF Denver.
On Wednesday afternoon the address
was by Miss Lydia A. Hays of New Yorl
upon "Loyalty-a Definite Interest"
Thursday mornings theme was 10y.
alty-a Definite Effort" by Mrs. Pau
Raymond Of Boulder. and the opening
lesson yesterday afternoon was Loyalty
"A Definite knowledge" by Miss Kate
Lazear. Of Denver. while tho closing
words no. only Of the afternoon meeting
but Of the convention. were upon "Ih'
Test Of Loyalty" by Mrs. L. G. Fyffc o
Colorado Springs.
During the meetings many other notee
lady speakers were heard upon su5iee'.
Of interest to the soeities and the conven'
ton is reported TO have been one of th'
best attended and most interesting tha
has ever been held in the state.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-10-22

while playing pool here in the hotel
Wednesday afternoon he made a re-
mark to young man here in the ho-
tel that he would like to go to Cali
fornia as that was 4 splendid place to
live in That is the sole clew or in
timation we have been able to find
out as to any possible lead as to
where he may be-"
The letter which Senator Crowley
turned over to Chief Sullivan is in
the main too sacred to print in full,
and but the part threatening suicide
is given.
Several Rocky Ford friends of Sem
ator Crowley went up to Pueblo on
Sunday to assist him in the search,
but absolutely no trace of the young
man could be found after 10 o'clock
on Thursday night, when he was seen
skating at the rink at Lake Mime
qua, when he told a companion that
he was going to Los Angeles and
would write from there. A boat was
found floating on the lake Friday
morning, but this was not uncom-
mon.
On the same day that he wrote his
wife young Crowley also wrote the
following letter to his chum, Milo
Lang, a former young printer here,
who is now attending the Agricultur-
al College at Fort Collins:
81 am going to drown myself in
Lake Minnequa tonight. l have de-
cided to end it.
Tell the folks if they ever expect
to find me they will have to drain
the lake because ! am going down.
Yours, JOHN CROWLEY"
Despite the similar strain of the two
letters. and the fact that the young man
has apparently disappeared from the face
of the earth. the family and friends do
not believe that he has carried out his
rash threats.
In the belief that his son has skipped
out for California. Senator Crowley has
offered reward for any information that
will disclose Young Crowley's where
abouts, and his description has been sent
far and wide. but at this writing absolu-
tely no trace has been found that will in
any way relieve the awful suspense Of
the distracted mother and young wife.
Should nothing be heard before Sunday.
a party Of young men will 60 up to Pueblo
and patrol Lake Minnequa, with the be-
lief that snould John have committed the
rash act the lake will upon the ninth day
give up its dead.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-10-22
CAMPAIGN is ON
Twelve Hundred Tons of Bcets the
Daily Average

Nine short and one long "toot" from the
big factory whistle last Saturday morn
ing announced to everyone that the tenth
campaign had commenced at the Rocky
Ford sugar factory.
Everything started off smoothly and
1921 tons of bee.s were sliced the first
day. This amount has steadily increased
until now the average days treatment is
1900 tons. which is very satisfactory
showing for plant with a rated capacity
of 1000 tons,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-10-22
FOOT BALL
Rocky Ford and Lamar High Schools
Play a Fast Game.


Play a Fast Game.
The opening game Of the Arkansas
Valley League was played on the Rocky
Ford gridiron on Saturday last, between
Rocky Ford and Lamar. and resulted by
questionable score of to o In favor Of
the home boys. "
Both teams played good. clean game
and fought to the last. BY our superior
kicking and line smashes the ball was
kept in Rocky Ford's territory most oi
the time but the boys were unable to
carry It over the line. Hendricks. Rocky
Ford's quarterback. tried for a field goal
from the rs yard line several times but
failed to sent the pig-skin over. The
only time Lamar came near scoring wa s
when their fullbaek got away around left
end on fluke play and made so yard
run placing the ball on the 10 yard line
They then failed to make their gains or
the first two downs and tried a forward
pass which was incomplete and were
penalized 25 yards.
In the last five minutes of play Rocky
Ford punted and the Lamar quarterback
after fielding the runt was carried oyel
the line and Rocky Ford claims safety
although the referee. who was from
Lamar. refused to allow it.
Thus the game ended. Rocky Fore
claiming it by the score to o. anc
Lamar holds out that it was lie. o to o
It will probably have to be decided at tn,
next meeting Of the League officials.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-10-22
has YOUNG CROWLEY
COMMITTED SUICIDE?
Is the Distracting Question of
the Past Week
DROPS FROM SIGHT
LAST THURSDAY
After Writing to His Young Wife
that He was 0olng to Drown
Himself In Lake Mlnnequa.

t:Ny Dear Wife:
I am SO DISCOURAGED that when you
get this l will be at the bottom oi
Lake Minnequa. l have spent ali
your money as we'll as mothers
Don't kill yourself when l am found
You are young. Forget me and mar
ry some good man. l am going to
kill myself. I will be dead when you
receive this letter.
Your loving husband,
JOHN CROWLEY"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-10-22
ROCKY FORD THE
CONVENTION CITY
For Church Organizations
and Kindred Societies
WEEK REPLETE
WITH INTEREST
Church Of the Brethren, Presbyterian
Synod and Womau's Mission.
ary Societies Bring Many

4 Just as other cities throughout
. the state pride themselves upon
their attraetivsness as meeting
places for political and fraternal
3 organizations and the like so may
: Rocky Ford take pride in being the
ideal convention city for religious
3 bodies.
? During the past year we have
had the pleasure Of entertaining
; several Of the largest state gather
3 ings of Christian workers in the
3 Sunday school. church and pulpit
? and in every case the visitors have
highly praised the cordial welcome
!. and generous hospitality accorded
3 them and expressed the hope that
, they might be privileged to Come
again.
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ARRIVED.

Saturday, July "a.
CA. s. S. Aorangi, from Vancouver,
s a. m.
Str. Mauna Kea, Freeman, from HiIo
and way ports, 1880 a. m.
5. S. Pleiades. from Eleele, a m.
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The Pacific Coast Real Estate Co

Office S4S Kaahumanu st. about op-
posite Post Office, Honolulu, a reliable
Office to do business with. We make
a specially of caring for property, col
lecting rents, renting land and houses
for sale. If you are leaving your
property in the hands of agents try
this office. We personally look after
your interests. Hotels, restaurants,
rooming houses and business chances
of every description, bought, sold and
cared for. Come in get acquainted,
You are welcome.
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PASSENGERS.

AlllNNNs
Per S. S. Aorangi Phillips, from Van
couver, July 24-For Honolulu: j. c.
Lawrence, w. w. Hindman and wife,
A. G. Deroe and wife, L. e. Bartlett,
Mrs. Bartlltt, Miss e. NJ. Helsher, W.
Bellinger, Miss e. Wilson, j. Craig,
Mrs. L. S. Woman, Miss A. T. Kelley,
]. Gaka and wife, Mr.. Shipman, Mrs.
Shipman, Miss c. Shipman, Miss M.
Stone, Mrs. W. H. Dali, Mrs. ], E.
Munro, w. Ingate-Balls and wife, Mas
ter Ingate- Balls, e. Worthington, ]. G.
Ewing, w. Miller, Miss f. Grotty, H.
Whyte, A. Cadzar, A. Traves, II. Ira
YES, w .Traves, John Pacheco, G. Ne
yes, j. Machado, M. Jardim, ], Rodri-
CUES, M. Souza, John N. Marshall, wife
and infant, N, Marshall, A. N. Mar
SHALL G. N. Marshall, John Almeida, M.
Almeida, F. Rogers, J. Rogers, f, Costa,
]. Manton, B. W. Roscoe
Per Str. Mauna Kea, Freeman, from
Hilo and way ports, July 24-V. p.
Mrs. Pinksbon, Mrs. w. e.
Wall, Mrs. ]. E. Beck, DR.. A. Blackman
and wife, Miss Blackman, Miss H. Co
gan, G. Blackman, f. Rehse, A. G. M.
Mrs. Robertson, A. q.
Maby, ]. II. Mckenzie, Miss Winter,
Miss Nugent, Miss r. Hessey, S. s.
Splitter, w. T. Frost, T. r. Robinson,
r. S. Lille, Miss e. Smith, Miss b.
Clark, Mrs. A. S. Kenway Mrs. j.
Naval, Pho Chalmers, Joe Chalmers,
G. David, ]. Mylie, ]. Walker, H.. H.
Williams, Miss Andean, Joe Wuini, N.
Aluli, Mrs. e. Medeiros. G. N, Nagusa,
Mrs. H. 7. Walker, DR.. A. ]. Derby,
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
Dater shipping News on Page Five)

Rev. j. Lidgate, F. J. Linderman, Mrs.
Lidgobe, E. ]. Gay, c. Stillman, S. P.
Woods, c. w. McClanahan, F. Shingle,
r. w Shingle, Ed Ingham, A. Mason,
G. Lycurgus and servant, Mrs. Woods,
Rev. c. H. Min, Rev. ]. w. Wadman, e.
c. Bond, George Brown, H. Fessender,
Miss M. Biven, G. S. Holloway Mrs.
G. 8. Holloway and four children, r..
OBrien, J. F. Rock Robert Kihoi, All
Chong, Master AL Hood Mrs Hall,
Mrs. c. H. Ching, ]. Fernandez and
daughter, E. Kopke, J. w. Kalua, Mrs.
Maxwell and son, Miss Mauna Kea,
Miss NJ. r. Samuels, DR.. Osmers, J. Ka-
MAXI, r. Kitogawa, c. f. Henick, p X .
TABLET, d. B. Kuhns, D. L. Austin B .
Waggoner, T. McCubbin, X. Miibani,
Mrs. Dawson and three children, Miss
L. Hines, D. H. Kahaulelio, and wife,
Mrs. r, p. Hose, Miss J. Saffery.
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Times of the tIne are tSBen from the
o. s. Coast and Geodetic Survey ia
bles. The tides at Kahului and Hilo
occur about one hour earlier than at
Honolulu. Honolulu standard time ia
10 hours 80 minutes slower than Green
wich time, being that of the meridian
of 1877 degrees 80 minutes. The time
whistle blows at 1880 p. m. which is
the same as Greenwich, o hours, 0 min
utes. The Sun and Moon are for loca.
time for the whole group.
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The following sugar is awaiting ship
ment on the island of Hawaii: Olaa
1880 bags; Waiakea $4,000; Hawaii
Mill, 5000; Wainaku $4,000; Onomea
1880; Pepeekeo 10000; Honomu H.
400; Hakalau $4,000; Laupahoehoe &c.
900; Ookala $500; Kukaiau D, 3,5OS;
H, 4,467; Hamakua $1,000;
Paauhau 1S,50O; Kukuihaele 1,4O0; Ho-
nuapo 1853; Punaluu 10000.
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Shipping in Port

(Army and Navy).
o. s. 8. Iroquois Moses, station tug.
Kukui, Jobson, Lighthouse tender.
(Mercnantmen)
Blk. Alden Besse, Hilo
S. S. Pleiades, Eleele.
S. S. Columbian San Francisco.
Manila, Gaskey, Wilapa
Sch. Alice Cooke, Underwood, Port
S. S. Ocean Queen, Johannessen,
Ocean Island.
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The trim little steamer Kukui was
pulled out on the marine railway this
morning to have her bottom scraped.
She will make a cruise to one of the
other islands in the near future and in
about six weeks time will have a good
sized job in laying a number of new
buoys at Kahului.
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TIDES, SUN AND MOON.

First quarter of the moon, July
25th.
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DEPARTING.

Friday, July %.
All. S. S. Columbian, Nichols, for
Port Allen, Kauai, $50 p. m.
Stmr Claudine, Nelson, for Maui and
Hawaii ports, 5 p. m.
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Pacific Mail Steamship Co.
Togo Kisen Kaisha S. S. Co.

will HONOLULU and leave
on he
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SAIL TODAY.

CA. S s, Aorangi, for the Colonies,
3 p. m.
Blk. r. p. Rithet, Drew, for San
Francisco 10 a. m.
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The Mails

(INCOMING.)
From Yokohama, Nippon Maru July
81.
(Outgolng.)
For Mainland, Alameda, July 2S.
For Yokohama, Mongolia, July 20.
For San Francisco, Nippon Maru,
July 81,
q. S. A. TRANSPORTS.
Crook at S. F.
Dix sailed for Seattle May %.
Buford, at s. F.
Loman sailed for Honolulu from Ma
July 81.
Burnside, at Puget Sound.
Thomas sailed for Manila, July Is.
Sheridan. sailed for S. F., July 6.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-07

O1N411D OI1AII1O NIOE-OUNOUL TO MLSSINA.
Copyright. 1905 Harris Ewing
and characteristics as found in the various classes.
Her conception of Bizets heroine is based on a
careful study of Prosper Merimees book, and
the conviction arrived at, after much conversa-
ton with Spaniards on the subject, that however
lOw-born, tickle or passionate Carmen may be
considered there must always be found some
trace of that dignity inherent in all classes and
kinds Of Spaniards. Flagrant vulgarity is there
fore contrary to true conception of the Spanish
character. Mile Reache will probably appear in
"Orpheus and Eurydice" and "Le Prophete" next
season. Both roles she has sung in Paris.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-07

INT LIE. GERVILLE-REACHE, who will be
IA heard as Carmen at the Manhattan, is half
Spanish, her mother being Spaniard With her
the young singer often discusses Spanish traits
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-07

DR.. j. WILBUR CHAPMAN,
THE WELL-KNOWN EVANGELIST
to begin when a cat walked in and sat down on
the stage. "You get oUt!" said Mr. Lincoln Sc
verely. sThis is monologue, not a cataloguer
WHILE German resident was driving an
w English friend from Frankfort to HON.
burg motor car passed at terrific pace, rails
ing cloud Of dust "Ah,' said the German,
"there goes our emperor" "How do you know?'
INQUIRED the Englishman. "Do you suppose any
body else could raise dust like that?" was the
reply.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-07

A LFRED PEARSE, who is well known in
a England as an illustrator, bears what might
be termed charmed life. He has been nearly
drowned three times, had concussion of the brain
five times, thrown from top of omnibus four
times, shot once fallen down Beachy Head once
drugged once, certified as dead twice. caught be-
tween train and platform once, injured by rum
away horse once, run down by motor car and
nearly killed once, blind for two days. and has
had shoulder out Of joint, legs and right arm
parayzed and left eye forced out of socket
This summary is interesting. In detail some
of the strange adventures Detailing him are
worthy Of record. AS young man he was seized
by madman who held him suspended over the
well of deep staircase, and on another occasion,
when climbing at st. MOritz, he went careening
down slope toward precipice with a 500 yards
drop, and only managed to pull up within few
feet of the edge. When he accompanied the
Prince and Princess of Wales on the royal
colonial tour he dangerously poisoned by
the bite of red spider.
While at sea in the Blight of Australia. he was
Informed as he lay in his bunk that there was no
hope for the vessel, which was in a sinking con-
dltion. Mr.. Pearse decided to stop where he was,
and the next day the ship having survived the
storm, he was the only uninjured first saloon pas
senger on board.
q NE evening recently when Frank Lincoln,
the entertainer, was appearing in a mono
logue, he had just made his bow and was about
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-09-02
Sombreros de gran novedsd.

"Las Novedades" acaban de traer
un.esplendido surtido de toda clase
de articuios de fantasia.
En- modelos de camas para ma
trimonios hay ejemp!ares verdade-
ramente preciosas de S25 en- adelan
te. Cubre canlas y toda clase de acce-
sorios. Trajes hechos para nihos,
de todos precios y formas. El surti-
Go de perfumeria Gle 10 mas variado.
Sombreros y plumas magnificas.
En- este hay verdadera esplendi-
dez. Sonbreros para senoras seno-
ritas y nihos, de los mas elegantes
madelos. "Directorio", campana"
conflores y con'plupaas, de todos CO.
lorcs; elssombrero en- fin que puede
desear la dana mas exijente. 4
todos precios. ohjetos propios para
regalos de onemSsticos y de boda,
de toto arte, y a precios convenien-
tes No olvideis una vista a la ele
gante tienda de la calle de San
Francisco.
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Sastreria Italiana.

I'm acreditado establecimiento dt
;astreric y objetos para caballeros,
luce sus elegantes exhibiciones en- Ia
calle de San Francisco numero IS de
esta ciudad. El ST.. Miguel Sauino
confecciona toda clase de prendas
de vestir y desde el mas elegante
Track hasta la sencilla chaqueta de
drill, Sc puede ordenar en- la expresa
da casa. Paraguas genoveses de la
mejor calidad, corbatas, tran
tes, pahuelos, cinturones y de-
mas obietos los hay allf a pre-
clos convenientes. Trages hechos
Sc hallan tambien en- la sastreria
italiana y dcsde SIS 4 S22 de todos
colores y modelos. Surtido de telas
de novedad Sc renueva en- todos los
vapores. Prontitud, baratura y exac
titud es el lena de la casa.
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I'm esta imprenta Sc vende papel d
peri6dicos 4 dss pesos quintai
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r Eegnad Nokenna rmer Lord del aim rantazgo ingles

nroclamado la Ley Marcial y ell GO
b :nador ha ordenado la saiida para
csa iocalidad de doscientos soidados
del ej6rcito con una ametraliadora.
La consigna que sc lie ha dado al
jefe de osta fuerza es severisima
con ci fin dc rcstablecer ei orden.
Montreal, Agosto 20. In ei puen-
te de la cludad, ei cuai atravcsaban
a pic dos monjas, iban 4 scr alcan-
"a as por I'm tren, V habicndose apo
! dorado dc Las ci mietio de ser mata-
das saiiaron Csc puentc procipitan-
dose al RIO 1 una distancia de 40
pies, qucdan,o muertas en- el acto.
T. tlgal
Niena. Agosto - -. Los acreedores
del Principe Miguel de Braganza, dc
qlnen Sc dijo que contraeria matri-
monlo con una acaudalada herede-
IA hija de los Estados Unidos, han
prcscntado I'm cscrito contentivo
interesando del tribunal correspon-
dlentc, sea deciarado insolvente di-
cho principe.
La soilcitud no ha sido resuclta
por ha.iarse ausente ei augusta deu-
dor.
Roma, h@osto 20. Fl Sumo Pom
tiiicc csta gcstionando con extraor-
thnario intcrts, dcsdc hace alg1n
tempo, Ia compra y tra>iacion Ia
Cludad Santa, del Santo Sepulcro,
que SC halla Ell Jcrusal6n, la Mecca
del mundo cristlano.
Reconoce su Santidad los infini-
toS obstacuIos que tiene que salvar
para que su proyccto aicance el 6vxi-
to y VA In solicitado, 4 Csc fin los
hucnos oficios del Emperadnr Gui-
ilermo dc Aomania cerca de ia Su-
biimc Puerta.
Fspana
Madrid. Agosto l3.-Por noticias
rcclbldas dc moros en- Mciiiia. tielcs
al Goblerno de t.>pana, sc saae que
Ia artlleria ospahoia esta callsand-
terrlb.es destrozos en- los campao
mcntos lie los kahiiehos, aun que
ocaSlona pocas bajas porque los
moros tlenen construida una serie
de aibergues subterraneos donde Sc
refuglan, saiiendo de clos soiamente
cuando ce>;t c. canoneo.
Enesta imDrenta Sc vende papel
q" reriodIco Il COS pesos oulntal
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'kklaet0 De svBASTA,
Departamento del Interior.
BUREAU De ORBAS PUBLlCAS.

San Juan, P. R. Agosto 20, 1909.
Proposiciones en- pliegos cerrados
para Ia adjudication en- pdblica SUI
basta del suministro, medida y entire
ga de $4,000 metros cubicos, mas
9 menos, de piedra.triturada 8 cas-
cajo, por Totes, para la conservation
de las carreteras Insulares, Sc admi-
tiran en- esta oficina hasta las 10 A.
NJ. del dia Il de Septiembre de 1909
en- que Sc abliran publicamente.
Las secciones de carreteras q las
cuales Sc refiere esta subasta, son
las siguientes:
| Carretera No. l, Secci6n San Juan
Caguas, kms. O-12; carreteras Nos,
Secci6n Caguas-Aguas Buenas, kms.
.010; Reyes 1Catolicos- -Corozal, kms.
OLA Rio Piedras-Naguabo, kms.
OIL; Humacao -Maunabo, kms.
0-25; Caguas -Humacao. kms. OLA;
Caguas-San Lorenzo, kms. 0.-10;
Cruces -Cidra; Ponce-Ponce Playa.
kms., 13o-l34; Bafos de Coamo,
kms 0-5; Ponce Penuelas, kms.
0-5; Ponce -Arecibo, kms. .0-44; Pom
e-Guayama-Maunabo, kms; 1890;
Aguadilla Lares, kns. 0-39; Maya
guez- Yauco, kms. O-20-45; Maya
guez-Anasco, kms. O-l0; Mayaguez-
Las Marias, kms, O-27; Consume
Maricao, kms, OIL; Manati-Ciales;
Ramal de Morovis y Aibonito-Ba-
rros.
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