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pany clerk reports that seventy -Dinc
, safety lamps are missing, and it i
sure that that number of men are en-
tombed. Many of the miners. however.
state that l50 men are missing.
Most of the victims are Slavs and
lIuugarians, although Electrician viii
Helm is known to be among the miss
ing.
The camp is scene of iudescribable
horror. toaieht. While every able. bodied
man is taking his turn with pick and
shovel 10 clear the shaft. the women
and children, kept back by ropes, have
gathered about the shaft. weeping and
calling wildly upon their loved ones.
who have not yet been found.
Experts ON the Ground.
of rhc state have gathered TO assist
Superintendent Thompson. ~ c..
French. superintendent Of the Woolen
mines. and j. T.. Miulcy. mine inspect
or viii head another rescue party as
soon as batteries for electric lights ar
rive by special train.
Members of the rescue party say that
the effect of the explosion underground
s indescrihahlc. The bodies recovered
were horribly burned and unrccogniz-
able. One body WAS impaled on broken
timbcrs.
At 10 clock tonight fifteen bodies
had been recovered from one of the
main Slopes. The bodies were literally
blown TO pieces and were unrccogniZ-
able.
\ special train carving six physi.
clans and Coroner Gilfoyle arrived at
9:i5.
Officials of the company state that
the disaster is one of the worst in the
history Of western coal mining. \
similar explosion, in which twcnty.four
were killed. occurred in the same prop
ertv on January %. 1907. The bodies
were not recovered for weeks.
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sWoPE DOCTOR FILES
SUITS FOR DAMAGES

KANSAS CITY. Jan. %l.-The Ming Of
damage suits by DR. X. &. Hyde, the
Swopc family physician. against an at
Ioncy and two physicians connected with
the Investigation Of tho deaths of Col.
Thomas ". and Chrlsman Swope, marked
his active entrance into tho case here to-
day, The suits are for sums aGSrCeat-
ing 500. 000
Following tho Ming OF tho suits. state
mcnts were Iasucd by Dr. Hyde and his
wife. who wDS niece of Col, Swopc
aud u sister Of Chrisman Swopc, regard
Ing lhc deaths OF the two mon. Mrs
HYDE expresses absolute confidence In
her husband
Tho first suit fled was against AttoI-
ury John G.. Paxton, executor OF the
Swope estate. and who has been prom
lncnt in the inquiry Slander Is alleged.
Or Hyde charges that MI. Paxton OPEN
ly declared the physician had poisoned
Thomas IT, and Chrisman Swopc. caus-
INK thriU deaths. Acuual damages OF 500
600 are asked In this suit.
Other Defendants.
Mr.. Paxton. pr. Frank j, Hall bactor-
!olcgst, and DIR. Edward l.. Stewart arc
named as defendants In tnc second suit.
which is for 100000. Mr.. hyde alleges
these men made dcfamatorY statements
regarding him in connection With the
Swopc deaths.
The suits were flied in Independence.
Mo- shortly aftcr noon today almost
Continued on Page Two,
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TWO SALT LAKE MEN
ARE GRANTED PATENTS
speciaI 10 The Tribme.

Special to The Tribune.
NEW YORK Jan. 3l.-According TO
latest official report United States Com
missioner of Patents Moore just issued
letters patent No. 9iI,2Gl on screen siz-
ing and separating machine which was
granted Thursday 10 John Nj. Calow, in
ventor. Salt Lake, on his applica ton filed
June H. 1905; also at the same time let
tcys patent No. 9lI. lG3 on a novel device
In valves was granted Ia Theodore y.
SunburG. inventor. salt Lake. On his ap-
plication nlrd May :. last. The official
report states that SunburE. inventor. has
also made sale. assignment and transfer
of record OF all his right. titles and in
tcrcSt in uD"-bair Of this valve patent
10 Louis :. Gates. of Bingham Canyon,
Utah The consideration for which trans'
fer received by him is as usual not an
nounccd I'm the report.
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MILLIONAIRE SWOPE
VICTIM OF POISON
Verdict Is SO Given by Eminent
Physicians Who Conduct
Examination.

CHICAGO. Jan. 3l.-Strychnine was
found throughout the viscera OF the late
Col Thomas II, Swopc the Kansas City
millionaire, according 10 u report made
by Drs. Walter s. Haynes. Ludwig HEX
toen and Victor c. Vaughn to John q.
Paxton, executor OF the Swope estate.
here today. The same poison Is also be-
licvcd 70 have been found in the liver OF
Chrismun Swope. a nephew of Col
Swope, but it was announced tnat the
examination of his organs had not been
completed 10 the satisfaction OF the toxl-
coloslsts and would be continued
Although Virgil Conking. the prose-
cutting attorney Of Kansas City. refused
TO mako any statement, Mr.. Paxton sand
mat criminal prosecution would follow
Tho Kansas City party returned home
tonight and VIII be present at the inquest
tomorrow.
Those present at the conference here
today, besides Mr. Paxton. Mr.. Conliling
and the throc doctors. were Attorney
James y, Reed, an associate of Mr.. Pax
Zwart OF Kansas City. and Thomas H.
Swopc, nephew OF thc dead millionaire
Doctors Are Confident
The conference lasted several hours.
and every bit Of the evidence submitted
by the toXicoiogiSts was carefully couSid-
'lFI hHIntN ll' statement concerning tho
finding Of poison was made public Each
OF the three doctors declared that ne was
satisfied beyond any doubt that stTych-
nine was present in various places In
Col. SwopcS organs.
While no one would make statement
thlt s,ryChnine itself was administered
Paxton said that all were satisfied that
a drug containing strychulnc In largo
quantities had been given the dead man.
Mr.. Paxton and Thomas Swope were
greatly asitatcd by the report. Mr.,
Swopo would make no statement con-
CerninC his suspicious or future plans.
but MI. Paxton was emphatic In his pre-
dctious that criminal prosecution would
follow on the return of the party to
Kansas City. When pressed 10 name the
person or persons under suspicion. Mr..
Paxton refused TO name any one.
The report Of tho thr"" doctors follows
an examination Of th" organs Of the Two
dead men. which has lasted about three
weeks
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"QUADRUPLETS" CASE
Is BEFORE GRAND JURY

LOS ANGELES. Jan. 2l.-Superior
Judge Wilbur referred 10 the grand jury
TODAY the case of the Wilson quadruplcts
with instructions 10 begin nm inVpStiga-
ton 70 determine the Identity OF the par
cntS who had abandoned the babes. The
court called attention TO the fact that the
Ian imposed a penalty OF imprisonment or
Nuc for the abandonment Of infants.
The grand jury is instructed also 10
make a general investigation OF the con-
duct OF paternity bones. such as that
maintained hy Mrs. c. +, Smith. who con-
fessed that she had supplied the quartet
Of babies With which Mrs. W. W. Wilson
deceived even her husband into the be-
lief that she had borne them all,
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ANTI-MEAT CRUSADE
Is STILL SHOWING LIFE

NEW YORK. Jan. 3l.--The Gotham
Beef party, named in memory OF the Bos-
ton tea party, was formed today by the
National Womcn'S Progressive Suffrage
Union which has been particularly active
IN tho campaign against tho higher cost
OF living Mrs. Sophiu Locbinger and
others addressed an open air crowd IN
Madison Square.
Mrs. IochinGcr said she and her sSSo-
Ciatcs proposed 10 open public cooking
schools In tho streets. whore housewives
would bc taught 10 cook without meat.
Al the offices OF Swift & Co. II WAS
denied that shipments Of beef from tho
west would bo curtailcd in an effort to
hold M prices.
The large hotels arc buying in normnl
quantities and report no change in The
demand.
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Some Unwise Friends.
DETAILED REPORT OF
MONDAYS TESTIMONY
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press
WASHINGTON. Jan. 3I.-Whep the
Balliuger Pinchot investigating commit
tee adjourned late today until next Fri
day morning at 10 o o'clock, Louis Il
CLAWS was still on the stand He will
be further questioned at that time
CLAWS was cross-cNamined TODAY bv
several members Of the committee. the
Democrats taking by lar the more prom.
lnent part IN the questioning aud franz
ing their ipterrogatinus in a WAY that
elected answers tending 10 accentuate
certain parts of the testimony already
given hv the witness.
AZ the close Of tho bearing. Senator
Nelson called attention 10 the fact that
the committee was proceeding "feehlv -
and blindlv. ms there was no one pres,
tive Of the "other side Personally,
he said, he had no desire to question
the witness further.
IL was thought best. however, that
CLAWS remain In tbc city until certain
dccumcntals called for from the i'm.
terror department have arrived aud
have been examined,
Senator Root moved that these docu-
ments should all be printed before be.
representing CLAWS and others. said
that many Of the documents he had
asked for might prove TO be irrcle.
want.
Senator Root remarked that so far
as he could sec, there was nothing ir
relevant 10 this inquiry.
Ground OF Accusation,
Cross, examined bv Senator Fletcher
of Florjda. CLAWS said today that Bal
hngcr, while commissioner of tho land
Office. had appeared before commit
ice of congress, and, bv his test imony,
had favored a bill that would vail
date all of the Alaska coal claims.
lln also said that au affidavit fled
September 4, 1908. by Clarence Gun
niugham. had on it backing which
bore the name of the firm with which
Judge Ballinger was connected. CLAWS
said when Rallinger asked him not to
procccd with his Investigation of The
coal claims until after election because
of the Slowucss Of campaign contribu-
tions. no ono was present To over.
hear the conversation.
The name of Donald A, Mackenzie
WAS brought into the inquiry his
when CLAWS testified Nine
X <cnzic had told him that the rca
son James Il. Garfield was not re
tanned in President Taft s cabinet IA
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FINANCIER KEENE IS
WANTED AS WITNESS

NEW YORK. Jan. Sl.-James Il. keone
was today named rs a defendant In n
suit for the recovery Of $c3.0n0 brought
hv Howard NJ. Taylor OF Brooklyn. who
claims to have lost that amount rs a re-
suit Of the Hooking Coal pool. Eight do
(endant, are added 10 the number named
iu the original summons which Mr., Taylor
filed last week. Mr.. keeuc heads the list,
The Others are firms which Mr.. Taylor.
through his counsel. declares were in the
pool
The examination Of Mr. l<eene before
United states Commissioner Alexander, in
tho bankruptcy proceedings agsinSt r. NJ.
l'iakc & Co, was set today for Fcbru-
ary .,
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MAKING SEARCH FOR
SMUGGLED OPIUM

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 3l.-Assuming
from the fact that nearly $4,000 worth OF
contrsband opium was found among the
cargo of the Pacific mall liner Manchuris
when the vessel reached Yokohama from
Hong Kong that more OF the drug is con-
cealcd on board. the customs house Of
ncials at ihis port are making \ thor
ouhg search Gf tho steamer. which ar
rived here Yesterday.
The Siberia had over $4,000 worth Of
SmuSeIcd opium on board when " arrived
here recently.
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NE" TREATY
RED WORTHLESS

Jan. 3L-Thc treaty
late March I. 1905, pro-
,al action Of the powers
tssion OF the white
been declared by Dam
Missioner general of i'm =
prHcticaIly worthless. "
1his convention to Ic-
cSpected was explained
Ihe commissioners g"n =
Hes Transmitted To the
lpt Taft in response 10
summarizing an cX-
Y, Kcefc says:
Incorporation at pres =
q OF tho signatorirE as
rncnt OF our lmmiGTa- =
ITCH solne OF the pow =
i DC out OF sympathy.
Innocent women and
ol debauchcl'y has sol
\ to the attention ol
A ~ is the purpose Of the
such procuratiOn, thc
, ends there.
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WOMEN ARE INDICTED.
But CASH Is GONE

NEW YORK. Jan. Sl.-Mrs. T. Roberts
and MAY Williams. The two women ac-
cused of holding and rohhiuE Warner NJ
Van Nordcn president Of th" Van Nor
den Trust company. oC SIS 600. recently,
were today Jointly indicted. charged with
robbery in tho ilrst degree. grand larceny
in tho nrls degree. assault in tho second
degree and reccivIuE stolen goods. The
money which they arc charged with talk
ing from tho banker has not been found.
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Interesting Court martial

BOSTON, Jan. 3l.--A partial admission
that he used force i'm cjcctiug n civilian.
Or. H. s. Cowlos. from u hop at the
CharlcStown navy yard last December
was made today by PaymaStcr George T.
Aud, in letter read at The beginning OF
his court martial on charges of mnltTcat-
ing an nbabitant while on shore and Of
conduct unbcoominE I'M officer ARld's
lcttor was directed To Rear Admiral Swift
then IN command of the yard. and i'm IL
he said that lie took mold OF DIR. Cowlcs's :
shoulders
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PRESIDENTS BROTHER
STILL SERIOUSLY I'LL

LOS ANGELES. Cal. Ian. 3l.-While
thc condition of Henry w. TAFT. brother
of the president, who is suffering from IN
attack OF orysipclas, has not improved.
his physician. Dr William r.. Edwards
= brother in-law Of Mr.. Taft. stated that
the only change tonight was Slirht rise
Of tho fever. which attends the carly
stages Of the disease.
AIr. Tart WAS removed from his hotel
In Pasadena 10 hospital In this city.
carly today. and will remain at the hos
pItaI for at least ton days.
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WOMAN Is CHARGED
WITH CHEATING ELkS

PATTERSON. y. j.. Jan. %i--A woman
who gives her name as Mrs. Martha
Thorno ana says she lives in Arizona has
boon arrested NJ Dover. y. j., charged
with swindlinc ElkS throughout the coun-
try,
II is said that her plan has been 20
exhibit tic membership card Of HARRY \.
Thonc of Arizona, who, she saws. Is her
son and ihcu to borrow money, telling
NJ lnlN OF lISilaNS
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MURDERS CHILD AND
THEN COMMITS SUICIDE

NEW YORK. Jan. 3l.-ADothcr child
murder startled tho city today. IL oc-
CURED in a house ON East Fifileth street.
where a. man shot ana killed ono child.
wounded another probably fatally and
thou shot himself. The police arc fol-
lowing theory that the man may have
been the slayer OF Two boys shot recently
while cogsting.
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in DOWN:
{ MEN DROWNED

si-.Floating helpless
esol'nc launch. three
wien the launch was
.,owboat Enterprise OF
night.
Aipcrt SchinnIcr. aged
aged 81. and Harry
. fourth member of
nifi1sclf by seizing the
;e the Enterprise was
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EX-WIFE
|,JBE REC0NCILEu)

Jan. 3l.-Sirs. Gene
I,pns. divorced wife OF
lormcrly OF this city,
ior New York City,
ner divorce three years
IL In Denver and New
clly in December a
rod OF attempting TO
her on pain of death.
fed here Sunday morn
Ancc started many ru-
tlion with her former
said 10 have been
~ deep Interest In her
a OF The Denver incl
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No, Jan. 3l.-Ovcr n
believed 10 have been
riic explosion in the
the Colorado Fuel and
4;30 clock this aft.
4 have been recovered
IS are making desperate
The interior workings.
outside by the caving
re killed at the mouth
e BY the force of the
~ WHICH luc uliuc -
'|hattered and were not
until 1:30 o clock to-
Ne fans were repaired
Pndent j. +. Thompson
|. ~ entered by the main
|cre unable TO reach
which is completely
p1rsy returned 10 the
1lripg FIVE bodies. which
pped with oxygen hcl-
;hfm in thc workings
the air Shaft and arc
~ more bodies.
shaft Caves.
sushed TO Primcro from
Stsrkville. Sopris and
Re laboring frantically
,u shaft. relieving each
minutes, 1t is impos
mo how far the main
N, and it may be days
5 cleared, and the total
hope that snv of the
arc alive. The com.
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SHOT BY OFFICER
FOR RESISTING ARREST

DENVER. Jan. 3f.--While resisting ar
rest this afternoon. John Martin. miner
from Globe. Arlz., Was probably fatally
wounded by policeman, The latter was
making n roundup Of vagrapts and when
hc started 10 search Martin the mino.
according 10 the policeman. made an CT
fort as III 10 draw a weapon.
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|5C0MlNG
y YOUNG QUEEN

- birth In the royal
,H,pccted The lnttor part
Ms'.pria ALREADY liz tho
hiufen. Prince Al
iio aud Princess Beat
ns been boru on June
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Talbot Case Near End.

RENO. Nov. Jan. 3l,-Arguments are
in progress IN tho Talbot murder case
this afternoon i'm Judge Pixies court and
tho fate of tho accused woman viii proh-
ably be- in Tie hands Of the jury some
time tomorrow afternoon.
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Disaster Occurs at PrimerO,
Drad0, the Workings of the
Colorado Fuel and Iron
Company.
% FAR RECOVERED BLOWN
TO BITS OR BADLY BURNED
Men Making Superhuman Efforts to
Ch EntOmbed; Wives and Children
Crazed by Grief.


RO Colo Feb 1.-Seveutynine bodies of the victims of
explosion in the Prmero mine found piled in
e foot of shortly midnight. When
curred the evidently made rush through
suffoct'cd they battled with each other Cor
shown b. the ekeepers records that
the mine the of the explosion None thought
Tho main shaft of the mine is completely wrecked.
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Tatal Auto Accident

DENVER. Ian. 3l-Two women and
ono man arc dead and another man fatal
lY hurt, the result OF a collision betwouu
- trolley car and mn automobile tonight
The dead and injured were occupants OF
the automobile.
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Plot for a Novel.

NOGALES Ariz.. Jan. 3i.-Enrique
Encinas blew out his brains yesterday at
Nngalcs Sonora. AT the same hour his
former sweetheart. Maria Contrcas was
married ut MaEdalena 10 another man.
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Slnoot Again Busy.

BY Associated Press
WASHINGTON Jan. :l.--Senator
Smoot today introduced a blll fora new
public building 1t American Falls, Utah
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Domestic.

. DOucStlC.
= Hundred or more miners Killed In :
: explosion at Primcro. Colo. ...... ] .
: CLAWS holds his ground in Bal
: linEcr-pinChot hearing .......... :
: Binger Hermann OH stand In own
!. behalf ..,......... .............. ! +.
: Verdict that col Swope was vic
: tim OF poison. n...................., ]
: Black Hand outrage at VAN
: CouVcr, i. C,..............,..,. . :
: Pullman company wins In highest
: court .,....,. ....,r........,.... :
: Foreign.
: Parisians regain spirits with sub :
: sidcncc OF food ..........,,..... l :
= Local
: William Iglcheart Is dead. ........l4 :
!. James r. Cobb passes awaY......ll :
: Big new hotel may be built. lt........l4 :
: French aviator leaves for Denver IA :
: Conrad <osEon under arrest...,..li
: RcvcTsals order OF council meet
: lliE ,,-s.... ,s.,..,...' '..... ,s.s- - .
: Charles G. Parsons granted di
+ Nuice .....,.-.. ....r-'... IL =
!. Sporting News.
: Corbctt predicts Jcfrics a winner 10 .
: EmcTNYillc races .-.......,........lO 10 .
: sam Berger arrested d.....,......,.l 10 .
: National convention OF game :
: wardcRs ........ ........,,.....lO .
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The price OF advertising, as com.
pared with the cost OF statesmen, 10
so small that 1t is within the reach Of
all; and large concerns realizing this
have, says a periodical writer on ad.
vertising, made wonderful strides in
the advancement of their business by.
doing extensive advertising.
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TO A FRIEND IN NEED
IndeE to Tod0y's Tribune
Departments.
Page

SoSiNlN ..s'".... ..........-.--... =
I-hlLoIldl ..s.--... .....'.....,..s.' u
hlll.s -.'..s... ............... ...,..s.
Markets ........ ................. .
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nt who docs not believe
b pays for more advcr'
Is competitors who use
,sper space. In Other
81 for his competitors
the loss of business
way from him.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-19
Antonio Medina. Deman.
dado.. Emplazamiento.

FL Pueblo de Puerto Rico. A
Antonio Medina, 8 sea el demanda-
do autes mencionado,
POR LA PREsENTE Sc NO
TIFICA \ listed que Sc ha pre-
sentado en- la ofcina de la Corte de
Distrito del Distrito judicial de Are
cibo, P. R., la demanda del actor
antes citada, en Ia cual solicita de Ia
honorable Corte Sc sirva dictar sen
tencia disolviendo el vincu matri
monial existente entire mandante
demandado, por q abandoEo de este
1ltmo,
Y habiendo la Honorable Corte a
so icitud de la demandante ordenan-
do que Ia citsci6n Sc haga por medic
de edictos, que Sc publicaran en- el
ptriodico ia Correspondence de
Puerto Rico por el termino de cua-
renta dias y una vez por semana
Sc NOTIFICA A listed, que
de no comparecer d oontestar dicha
demanda dentro de los cuarenta dias
expresados, la demandan;e podra So
licitar de esLa Corte Sc sirva dictar
sentencia en- su favor por las causas
que alega en- su demanda.
Es abogado de la Jemandante. ell
Lcdo, R. Agrait Aldea.
FStendida bajo mi hrma en- el dia
de y s de Diciembre de 1915.
.nna L Cnrhft Seoreta1ln
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BUENA RENTA

La producer TRES Casas Eseuelas
en- Santurce, una en- la calle del Par
que. otra en- Ia g. oa"ols y olr, en-
Ia parada IL! "a ee Sc NENDEN
en- precios m6dicos. l'ambien Sc ven.
cen + cuerdas de terieno con inhni-
dad de pa.mas de COCO y siembra de
hierba gu nea. en- el Pnrqne a1riba,
un solar de LOCO metros cuadrados en-
el Machuchal con Gale atirmada aqua
y luz; de todo informara,
GONZALEZ PADIN
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ADVERTISEMENT
Department Of the interior.
Office Of Porto Rico Irrigation
Service.

Guayama, P. R. october 10, 1910.
Sealed proposals will be received
at the Office Of the Commissioner OF
the Interior OF Porto Rico until 2
O'Clock PM, February 7, 1911, for
the construction Of
CD CARTE Dam and appurtenant
structures, containing about $50, 600
cubic meters OF earth and loose rock
the estimated cost OF which is about
$4,000
(2) Guayabal Dam and appurte-
nant structures, containing about
1880 cubic meters of concrete ma
sonry and 81, 600 cubic meters of ex
cavation, the estimated cost Of
which is about $55o,ooo.
(3) Patillas Canal and appurte
nant structures, including about
g, 900 cubic meters Of open-cnt ex-
cavation, 2,O6U lineal feet OF tunnels,
$500 llneal feet of fumes, 600 IL
neal feet Of siphons, and 100 bridges,
the estimated cost OF which is about
S7o,ooo.
Plans and specifications may be
obtained from this office, or from
the Commissioner of the Interior,
San Juan. Porto Rico, or from the
Bureau OF lnsular Affairs Washing
ton D G.
A deposit Of s. is required for
each set OF plans, which will be re-
funded upon the return of the
Plane upon or prior to the date set
for opening the bids. The right is
preserved 70 reject any and all bids.
J. ". Beardsley
Chief Engineer.
Irrigation Service
Guayama ?. r.
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No hay oie dlldarlo- aiad q
Gastlneau yolyisn III ! ~ toIo es-
ceptico. -e Le reeonocerla. 81 vol
viera a verle2
-Asegura que s.. Me 10 ha dieho
a nj mlsmo.
DE todos modos es facll hallar-
le en- lln circulo tan pequeno-ohser-
vo Gastlneau sonrlendo con lnre-
dulidad. -Ese hombre era probable
mente I'm criaelo q uno &c los mvl-
tados.
-campion dice que parecia 'n
cahallero.
-,Ah, En- ese caso que pida Bow
vers una lista de los lnvlfados y PRO
cure ldentlflcaIlo Buenas noc hes.