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La Junta tribune., 1910-01-01
viii Start the New vssr Right.

Quite number Of Otero county
residents made a good resolution to
start the new year right. and In con.
sequence the county clerk did a rush.
Ing business Issuing permits to wed
during the past week. Some OF them
did not want the world, the flesh
and the great family journal to know
OF their good resolutions. as they did
not forget to remember to tell the
county clerk to mark the stub OF the
license. Don't publish" Well. here's
the whole bunch-those who had the
stub marked. please publish" along
with the timid folks OF the Don't
publish" class. In words and symbols
AS follows:
benjamin Franklin Perrin and Eva
Viola Merryfield. both OF Fowler.
Harry }. Lilly. OF La Junta, and Car.
rie c. Butterficld. OF Rocky Ford:
Harry =. Lee. OF Denver and Lena
May Bolin. OF Sheldon, Mo; y. II.
kilburn. OF Woodward, Okla, and
Louise Barngroyer, OF La Junta. Har.
ry Wood and Iva Hedges. both OF La
Junta: c. l.. Ford and Isabella Auck.
land. both OF olncy Springs. Anson
ID. Jameyson and Viola McClain, both
OF Rocky Ford.
La Junta tribune., 1910-01-01
Swapping Quarters At Court House

New and elaborate furniture. OF
the quarter sawed oak variety. was
installed In the new office of the
county treasurer. formerly occupied
by the county Judge. who has gone
up higher and is now occupying quar-
ters on the second floor formerly
utilized AS a jury room. The old
office OF the county treasurer is be.
ing fitted up In fine style for the
county assessor. and he will have
the greenest looking office In Col.
orado as soon as the paperhangers
get through. The change all around
is a great improvement, and every.
body. except the county Judge. seems
to be well pleased and more than sat.
isfied. The treasurer's office is strict
ly up to date and looks like a real
bank. the only thing lacking being
safety deposit boxes where taspay.
er could deposit a gold brick or other
yaluablcs.
La Junta tribune., 1910-01-01
Ia Junta's Great Opportunity.

Re are in receipt of letter from
= esteemed friend who was for
resident of La Junta. in which
pliers very good suggestion for
good and welfare Of La Junta.
"a are of the opinion that II some
3 was done along the line OF his
festion that 1t would rebound
: }tly 10 La Junta's benefit. Why
T. get busy and boost for some Of
: enterprises which are mentioned
the letter? The suggestion Is as
~ &ws:
No doubt you have heard Of the
1qgemely high prices that are being
= Ped for broom corn this year and
1fmpossibility OF supplying the de-
- as high as 3225 and 1915 per
behasing been paid this year while
49, % 800 ton Is considered = fair
has been next to impossible
Colorado jobbers to secure pure
= sorghum for their trade, and
nvDouse is now selling land has for
= years sold pure sorghum at
Dtents for five pound. and 81 cents
DgAen pound cans.
18th the above crops can, az you
m9g. be grown with 4 limited sup.
DQ4f water and no danger OF freez.
- the ground. as with beets. and
n4spmmission men to deal with. as
49, cantaloupes. Why not secure
lceoase OF above crops, for spring
Dso1fing, then bridge the river at
Ca five miles east of La Junta.
Dp0ing a road due north to the Hol.
Drooh country, and build broom
Iaeeory, sorghum mill. beet dump. and
AlfA6a meal mill.
II think you can find experienced
nea who will build broom, sorghum
md meal factories IL you can secure
sufficient acreage.
LILA Junta would derive the trade
beaefit from such enterprises located
u above. and they would be located
l0o& the center of ten thousand
+t14 OF fine lands. Sounds very good
Adie> to me-"
La Junta tribune., 1910-01-01
T.rm.r Weather Nov Due. :

The extreme cold which has been
sweeping over the eastern section OF
the country from Maine to Florida is
being dissipated before rising pres.
sure area that is moving rapidly east.
ward from the Mississippi Valley.
The first moderation was In evi.
dence yesterday morning In the plains
states and the temperature viii rise
as the area moves toward the Allan.
Tic, There was very notable change
In the weather In La Junta yester.
day, very much resembling the Col.
orado brand with which We have for
years been familiar. All OF us hope
II has come To stay.
Great concern was felt In Florida
that the fruit farms might suffer an.
other destructive freeze such as the
one OF 1895 when the mercury drop.
ped 20 five above zero. but the low.
est temperature recorded AT Tampa
was ,wenty.eight degrees above.
East Of the Mississippi Valley the
temperatures are from fifteen to
twouty-six degrees below the season.
able average. In the northwest and
the central Rocky Mountain region,
however. the mercury Is ten to TWEEN.
~ degrees above the soasonahlc ay.
eraee.
La Junta tribune., 1910-01-01
kiIburn-s -sarnsrover.

Last Monday evening at o'clock
q very pretty but simple ceremony
took place at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. George w. Barngrover, sos San
Juan avenue. when their daughter.
Louise. became the bride of Mr.. Fran.
els Herbert Kilburn, only the family
and few friends witnessing the we'd
ding.
The house was decorated with
palms. ferns and smilax, and the
bridal couple. after descending the
stairs to the strains of Msndelsohn's
wedding march. took their places
under = large green bell veiled in
smilax and white tulle, where Rev.
Joel w. Todd. Of Rocky Ford. per
formed the ceremony. Immediately
afterward = delicious wedding supper
was served In the dining room.
The bride Il oas Of Ia JuntA's
most popular young ladies'. The
groom u also well known here. URttl
two years ago he WAS employed h
the engineering department Of the
A. T. 1 8. +. Railway. - inspector.
instrumentman and chief draftsnan.
Previous to coming to La Junta ~
had been employed BY the ArkaAsas
Valley Construction Company. also b.
the Holly Sugar Company.
The method employed by the gen.
eral office bunch" Of entertaining any
of the gang who succumb to cupid
was well known to Kill" he having
taken part on several occasions. He
had planned to have the laugh on
them by getting married day ahead
Of the announcement. and giving
them the slip. but the bunch" got
next and had the laugh on him by
giving him rousing serenade. "Kil''
and his fair bride faced the music the
groom wearing broad Missouri
smile" and presenting u box OF fine.
havanas TO the boys, and all kinas
OF candy to the ladies' who assisted
the boys in the noise making.
Mr.. and Mrs. kilburn left on train
No. last Tuesday morning for Wood.
ward. Okla. where Ar. Kilburn has
very fins posltaa - .suDaFiaasaA>nt
u the Swutsr &orks The Trtbdfe
Joins their numerous friends In con.
Kratulations, with best wishes for a
pleasant voyage o'er the turbulent sea
Of connubial bliss.
La Junta tribune., 1910-01-01
Bert kiser Injured In . Runaway.

Bert kiscr. Of the Holbrook coun.
try. while going home from La Junta
on Christmas eve. was the victim OF
runaway In which he suffered n
broken leg and had his buggy smash.
cd to smitherecns. Mr.. kiscr was
NO badly injured that he had to crawl
home from the scene Of the accident.
and this painful journey took from
i. O'Clock At night until I o'clock In
the morning. lie is now reported to
be getting along nicely ~ possibly.
but II will be some time before he
II able to be about ~ Of yore.
La Junta tribune., 1910-01-01
Great irrigation Suit On.

Some OF the greatest. II not the
greatest arguments on irrigation
matters that have ever been heard
in Colorado court were heard by
District Judge c. S. Essex in division
A OF the district court In Pueblo. The
case In which the arguments were
heard Is that OF Fred Bass and others
against the Twin Lakes Land and Wa
ter Company. In which the plaintiffs
are seeking to have the company
placed in the hands Of a receiver.
The arguments are on q motion of
the plaintiff to strike out certain
portions Of the defendants answer
and also on q demurrer Of the plain.
tiff to a cross complaint Of the de.
fendant.
Attorney N. II. Haynes. Of Greeley,
and Judge ]. II. Voorhees, are appear.
ing for the plaintiff. Attorney N.
Walter Dixon, of Denver, and Attor.
ney w. H. Hartman represent the de-
PENDANTS.
A peculiar circumstance OF the
case Is that on opposite sides are
former District Judges J. II. Voor.
hees and N. Walter Dixon. of Pueblo
county. who both retired from the
bench at the same time.
The main point Of the plaintiffs
argument against the answer Is the
allegation that sham denials are
made by the defendant. In regard
to the cross complaint 1t is alleged
that the main allegation on which
damages are based is that the plain
tiff was in conspiracy and filed suit
at such time that II would be pub
lished broadcast throughout the coun-
try. The defendants ask for $3.50, 900
damages on the grounds that the al.
legged conspiracy was originated for
the purpose of injuring the business
OF the Twin Lakes Company.
The plaintiffs charge in the com.
plaint that the company has mis-.
managed the affairs of the Bob Greek
ditch and that more water has been
sold than can be delivered. The
plaintiff also asks for an order re.
straining the company from selling
more water rights. 's-i-z-----
La Junta tribune., 1910-01-01
End Of the Rule Of the Pivndsrbvnd.

The era OF the rule OF the plum.
dcrbund. the community Of interests.
In passing from our cities and states.
Soon that era viii be past In tho na.
ton. For. after all. Il In ono figh,
In every branch Of government. The
brewers. the railroad barons. tho
packers. the franchise krabbcrs. the
coal thieves. the sugar sneaks. the
trust magnatcs. the whole gang fat.
tened on Illegal special privileges.
sousing tho individual out Of pennies
to pile up billions In stolen profits.
all are Of one household. . house
that h built Of sand.--wiiliam Allen
White.
La Junta tribune., 1910-01-01
Death es Ress Messenger.

Rose Messenger. the eight year old
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. u. ID. Mes.
scnEcr. died At the homo Of her pa.
rents In East La Junts last wedncs.
day morning. The little daughter
was just recovering from an attack
OF the measles and vcnturcd out too
soon. taking . cold which resulted in
pneumonia. The funeral took place
Tharsdsy morning at 10 O'Clock from
the rssidsacs. intssnsnt taking place
In rairvisw ceostsry.
La Junta tribune., 1910-01-01
Hunting for Trouble.

Fred Scott has resigned his posi-.
tion with the Fulton Market and next
week Will go to work for the La
Junta Electric Company, taking the
position Of trouble man." We can
sympathize with Mr.. Scott. The ed.
itor of the great family journal has
been holding down a similar Job ON
the Tribune during the past three
weeks.
La Junta tribune., 1910-01-01
Holbrook Farmer Marries Nebraskan.

Henry Nunemaker, OF the Holbrook
country, and Miss Coleman, OF Hast
ings. Neb.. were married Thursday
at the home Of the brides parents.
They have gone to California to Join
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. X. Rich. who were
married in Rocky Ford about ten day.
ago. the last named being a sister OF
Mr.. Nunemaker. After a joint hon.
eymoon trip over the Pacific Coast,
the party will return to Otero county.
La Junta tribune., 1910-01-01
For Sale or Exchange

VIII sell or exchange for inside
income-bearing property my home,
consisting Of seven rooms and bath;
food cellar; two cisterns Of lis bar.
rels each: cement walks; stable;
poultry house l2x27 feet; and five
acres. Located corner Of South San
Juan and Fourteenth streets.
REV. S. C. DAVIS,
La Junta tribune., 1910-01-01
sristei viii Stay with Santa Fs.

c. II. Bristol. Of Pueblo. superin-
tendent Of the Colorado division Of
the Santa Fe, and J. Bruce Lynch,
live stock inspector, were among the
distinguished visitors in La Junta
yesterday. 1t appears that the
rumor that Mr.. Bristol was to leave
the Santa Fe and accept a position
on the Rock Island under Nudge
was not well founded.
La Junta tribune., 1910-01-01
Gard Of Thanks.

The Mennonite Sanitarinm desires
TO extend ia sincere thanks 10
the GOOD citisens Of Holbrook Center
for . recsat Donation Of several dos.
en- caas q fine fruit.
J. n. HERSHEY.
Superintendent.
La Junta tribune., 1910-01-01
important Notice.

To tho Members Of the Meth.
odist Church.
You are hereby notified TO
be- present Al n meeting to be
hold At tho church. 7:30 p. M.
Monday. January I'D. Matters
Of vital Importance to every
member to be considered.
Among other things. definite
action TO be taken In regard
to the successor Of the pres.
ent pastor who has resigned.
THE OFFICIAL BOARD.
La Junta tribune., 1910-01-01
-. WNAT~
IA JukTA HAS
IN tSoo

No saloons.
Four hotels.
Four parks.
One laundry. 4
Three banks. Z
One city hall. I
Two hospitals.
Nine churches.
One court house.
One opera house.
One skating rink. I
One planning mill. I
One kindergarten.
Four lumber yards. I
One fire department. I
Six school buildings.
Three livery stables. I
Two steam laundries.
Free delivery Of mails.
One cold storage plant. 4
Three telegraph offices.
Two automobile garages.
One band and orchestra.
One fifteen.ton ice plant. 4
An altitude OF 1000 feet
Twen,y.four social clubs.
Bank deposits OF S725 .0Co. 4
School population OF 1900. 4
Finest climate In the world. I
Two moving picture shows. I
Seven thousand population
A $4,000 high school build.
Ing.
Nineteen passenger trains
daily. 4
One star and three rural
routes. 4
Telephone system with 700
phoneS.
Nine trade and labor organ.
izations.
Most sunshine OF any Colo
rado city.
Miles Of brick and cement
sidewalks.
Santa Fe shops. employing
1000 men.
La Junta tribune., 1910-01-01
Best Irrigation System
In Wide, Wide World
nistory OF the Fort Lyon Canal from Its
Iaceptien. with Dstaiied En~Aeresion
Of prioseies And Aessrvoir Service.

WAS asked TO write the
past history Of the Fort
Lyoa Canal and viii give II
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Entered at the Post Office San Juan ?
R. as second class matter July 1900,
La Correspondence de Pto. Rico
yoRrAIrEA64. rELEFoNo 25

Diarfo polfico, de information gems
ysl. lteraria ' cieati6ca FL mas antique
Dc los diarios Dc 10 isla Edicion los
dominros Factura moderna. Compues-
to 4 maquina por medic de monotipn y
sstereotipia. Todos los dias tipo nuevo.
Unico peri6dico que usa prensa rotahva
en- Puerto Rico. Diario de 10 tarde:
Noticias por cable. Corresponsa!es y
reporters en- toda 10 isla y enlas princl-
pales capitdes de America Europa
fnformacion ga6ca por medic de graDs-
dos de notables aftistas.
Precios de suscripcii6n en- Ia isza.
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AgIimehsoI Y De|ineante.

Con dlez amos de pr4ctica, ofrece
sus se:vieios para cualquier pueblo
de la isIa, como ayudants de ingenie-
ros, en- las o6cinas de algun 'Muni-
cipio' que trate de hacer estudios pre-.
liminares y amos correspondientes
para la construction de caminos en-
cualquier ofcina tecnica particular de
protesionales en- sociedad, que puedan
tijarle un sueldo mensual por los ira
bajos que ocurran tanto de campo CO.
mo de gabinete. Direction r. r.
Peu. DR.. E. Valero. San Juan,
P. r
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ia. ner.onap que desesn suscribirse
~. CORRESPONDENCE, dlrllanse ia
oficina central. Gale de Fortaleza o.
Ran Jnsn P. r.. incluyendo el lmpor-
= de- i. subscription que soliclten y hA
.i.ndo cnnstar con letra clara el NOM
hra ~ direcci6n de la persona lntere-
sada. .o s,scr,nc,o
Pueden hacerse, ,asf mlsmo sueo.ipo,o
nes solicitandolas de los agsn.es 4ue
en- toda isla tiene este perlodico' ioo
cnales avisaran 10 onclna ue ean
Juan para que los abonos sean 20
Tsr:h,6n pueden hacerse suscripclo'
nes nara ser servidas por los agehtes'
q precio de so % cada nomero osi pe'
1.s nersonas que estando suscrltas,
non, hfen de domicil1o dentro oe un"
nonlsciln de una q otra dlstln1a 80
lerx iran ayisarlo en- tempo. 81 agen-
10 Wa Z su alcancs Ia onclna cen
,raI Cnando este avlso sea omltloo,
- sIs',.oritor AGRA consideradodeudof oe
sn snscrici6n aunque el perlod'co' Pol
a,,,.a 40 Ia omission del suscrltor' no
hsya uegado & sus manos, 0.,pras nE1,
secci6n titulsda CARl Ao pIn y
pI1EBLo' es absolutamente nen',a. tn nars =
nnede ser utilizada libremente M pssHi ,oi
exnresar @ todas las opiniones, com hn.rsa "a,
de- one esten inspiradas en- IA n ouena
* = sean correctas en- fondo yaba ,bin a.
L. rsdaccion Sc reserva el ueivunc can des. m
nnhlicar s no las csrtas cue con ues-
iino ees secci6n sean renltldas.
no a. pryup1vEN oRlJINALEs ooh -
IA SER pUpL1cADos Be REclBAs ~
FOR m cuA1au1naA c1RcUSsrAsclA No =
los anunciantes pueden dr1]llss
lanfi Gina central 8 8 los agentes- frecls
nara anupcios. communicates, reciamos'
ed;ctos etc. seran envi.dos q soilc''uu
de los interessdos ra,rs.
La remission de fondos Ia ooRsss.
poNnENc1A debe hacerse en- ]lros pos1a-
hs cuando no los haya en- el lugas
de la remesa, en- sellos de correo oe 0os
Las personas queA los fines De ia pu
tlic;d ad deseen ser oidas por LA 70
sprspoNprNc1A, pueden acudir a IA re-
dacci6n del periodico, FortaleAa o4. o
avlsar por telefono carta' para que
onortunamente acuda un reporter su
llamamiento. -
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Minina
Maxina

Ell trozo de la callc del
Parque, qlle ACADIA de ser Pa.
vimentado. debiera regarsc DC
cuaudo en- cuando, FL polyo
ocasioua molestias aqllel We.
cindario
..Todavia esta sin cumplir
la promesa lleclia a los yeeinos
y propietarios de la calle de-
San Mateo. en- Santurre. de
pavimentarla de manera con-
veniente Y constrQirIe aceras
a la nueva via, una de las d.
ma> iransito del poblado.
Mucha coucurtncia hubo
III noche del microbes en- q
Parque Y para las noehes del
sabado y domingo se ofrecen
nueyas exhibiciones.
D lilotlild que Ady gran
nimero de asunto> por despa-
char en Ia fiscalia de Ii Gortc
de San Juan y que eI Iicdo.
Campillo ha ,olicifado = lc
designe IN fiscal para que l.
auxilie en- Ell de>p+cilo del
trabaio pendiente, I'll actual
fiscal de Humacao I.iee'riaio
Acosta Quintero. = el d.>i
nado para hacer e. trala IS
-Resultan hasta ahora. ln
fundadO7 los rnmores que res
pecto De baja en- loS preci
de azlicar han ull;s. r.
por Ia riIdad Lo- pr~io-
Ne han rnantenido hrl.es.
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ED1CTo.
Fin Ia Corte de Distrito Judi.
cial Municipal de Caguas,
Puerto Rico,
Andres Romay y Ramos.
Ex-parte.
Conversion de possession
en- dominic.

70, Rafael Aguayo Marti, Sc
cretario de la Corte de Distrite
Judicial Mudicipal de Caguas, PR
| HAGO SABER: Que en- el e K
pediente de Jurisdiction volunt taria,
promovido ante esta Corte por dor
Andres Romayy Ramos, Sc solicita
la conversion de possession en- domi-
MO de las fncas siguientes:
(A)-RUSTICA, compuesta de
86 cuerdas, situada en- el barrio de
Rio Canas de este termino Munich
pal, lindante por el Norte con Fran
cisco Machin, por el Sud con Tori
bio Rivera, por el Este con Ramo-
ma Suarez Valdes y por el Oeste
con Vicente Torres.
(B)-RUSTICA, compuesta de
D cuerdas, situada en- el barrio de
Rio Canas de este tennino Munici-
pal, lindante por el Norte con An
dres Romay y Salome Rivera, POI
el Sud con Cruz Torr es, Succession
de Jose Torres y Jose Vela azquez,
por ell Este con Tomas Tirado J Jo-
ise I. Esteras y por el 0este con Jo-
|se Velazquez, Benedicta Velazquez
| y Francisco Torres.
(C)-RUSTICA, compuesta de
Is Y media cuerdas, situada en- el
barrio de Rio Canas de este terlni-
no Municipal, lindante por ell Norte
con Andres Romay, por ell Sud con
Francisco Torres Ginorio, por el
Este con Salome Rivera y por el
Oeste con e mismo Torres GinoIio
(D)-RUSTICA, compuesta de
Il cuerdas, situada nel barlo &c
Rio Cahas de este termino Muiliel-
pal, Gndante por el Norte con Fran
cisco Masa, por el Sud con Francis
GO Torres Glnorlo, porel Este con
Salomt Rivera y Eduardo Arroyo Y
por el Oeste con Andres Romay J
Francisco Torres Gnorio.
Dichas hncas las adquirio ell refe
lrido don Andres Romay y Ramos,
en- la forma siguiente: la descrits
bajo Ia letra (A), por compra don
Geronimo Ma tanzo Rodriguez y las
descritas bajo las letras (B) (C)
" D), por compra tambien a don
Francisco Torres Ginorio; hallando-
Sc inscritas dichas fncas en- ell Re
gistro de la Propie dad de esta ciu-
dad a favor del citado don Andres
Romayy Ramos.
Y de orden del Hon. Miguel F.
Chiques, Juez de la Corte del Dis
trito Judicial Municipal de Caguas,
libro el presente edicto para 81 pu-
blica cion EN- sitio adecuado de di-
cha Corte E insercion en- lm perio-
dico de circulation de estl isla, Il
eiecto de que las personals que Sc
conslderen pe.iulica das con la con-
version de possession en- dominic pre-
tendlda, pueden oponerse dentro
del termino de ounce dias natura-
les, con tados desde que Sc nserte
por primera vez este edicto en- el
referido periddico.
Caguas, S de Diciembrc de 1910.
Rafael Agu1yo, Secretario de la Cor
te Nunicin4 l..
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Terrible desgracis.

Aver al no ser poi uno de los mo-
toristas del ,roiley. pudo ocurrir una
terrible desgracia pues al P sar por
la Gale DR. San Francisco st a. lone
raron los pasajeros de tai manera a
las ventanas para yer los estuches de
cubiertos de $3.50 y las pleas &c
Grano de oIo que d 80 centavos ven
de La Tienda Roia' y las camas Y
Iuguetes, que q POGO Sc vuelea el ca
rro. Sc venden calss vacias.
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La hab,tdci6n que tiene usted dsae
ouitoda en- su casa encontrdrid un
ocupdnte 81 usted 10 dnuncid en- este
didrio. Estd toddria racante rorque
Sc ignora que estd desaquiladd q las
c0ndtciones que reune. I'm solo dfa
que pose SIN que le rente, es ga un
NAL negocio. Lo que Sc gostd en- dnun-
CLOS. eLla nisma 10 remtOlsapronto
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La coRREsPoNDEyClA De PUERTO RICO DCl9MBRR TO- 1910

clos Rodriguez de la corte de umacao he aqu nombres
que el pals mayorfa seaa candidates eminentes
capaces de responder a la confanza pdbica.
Ell refexivo temperament del gobernador Coton sin
duda habra Observable 10 bastane esidenca la
sa para aprecar e valor de estas afirmacones. "na
yoras' licas egaIes son siempre goberno ante la
cencia Ala, fueron dem6cratas, aca puerorriquefos
Aquellos queen odos, 81 msma aspiration tiene
pueblo e rechaza entonces, cen d6nde esta
la justicia?
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r.. Tarmacia Polanco.- II un
I'd Y gudS dada hace sesento amos.
Pulcritud y esmero en-
e! despacho de formulas. Paten
tizados de toda clase. Situada en-
el fardue central. IL / 8.
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Casas a pazos :s ::::. :: s;::' :: :::: y: ?:

da en- ell poblado de Santurce? Puea
escribame y vera como Vd. tendra
su casa pagando solamente s1.10
semanal. SDuda Vd, de tan favora-
bic proposition? Pues dirijase d Qo-
taviano j. Herrera en- Tetuan 38
altos, San Juan, P. r
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The opening Of .ealed proposals
for the construction of (1) CARTE
Dam. ~ Guayabal Dam, and (3)
Patillas Canal and Appurtenant
Structures, is hereby postponed from
January 3, 1911, to February Z,
1911.
j. ". Beardsley Chief Engineer,
Irrigation Service. Guayama Porto
Rico.
By order Of. John 4. Wilson,
Commissioner of the Interior. San
Juan. Puerto Rico
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g .aDneaxe =. q. 50
ano 800
Numero suelto del dia 9
del anterior. .;......- o.oa
Demas larga fecha, dentro
de Ia semAna. o.oo
De mas larga fecha dentro
del mes. WV
Fechss mas atrasadas precio conven-
eionaD =, .uo.nr..
eios.
Paeo adelantado -------
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OBSERVACIONES
DEL TEMPO.
U. S. WEATHER eUREAI
E.r Juan. P. R., Dpre. 9 de 1910

'sieu'e'Ioe ~ ;v. en pd1I Al ma 1905
Iempersturaeorriente, FAM. oo oo
Humedad relativa percentage -
Precipitation, en- .pulgadss, en-
"a horas, terminando las :,
rirecci6n del yiento. ....- S.E,
Selocidad del viento. millas
POT bora. .........o..-- q
Temperature mas a!ta....- %
Temperature mas bals.
kshda del sol .6.4i q. N.
lesta del sol. 5.49 p. n.
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libIos en- FaiaIdo. 5s.sasss' s.:sss''

de ohcina en- una casa de comercio
en- San Juan. Dirigilse a P. 0 Box
63S.
OFFICE BOY wanted. Send
applica ton with references to T.
@. Box. 63S.