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situation fully. or that they have fool
ishly expended millions of dollars in
shortening their lines by the con-
struction Of bridges and by the tun-
neling of mountains much less that
the shrewd projectors of the Western
Pacific railway fail to have a compre-
hensive grasp on all the facts relat-
ing to the advisibility of having ter
minals on the Pacific coast, and espe-
cially at the port of San Francisco.
When they assume such expenditure it
is not because they do not expect due
competition on the part of the canal,
but they see in the development of the
country and the possibilities of the
maintenance of great population flu
ture earnings of alluring size. Hence
pessimists who discount the future be-
cause they see the railroads after the
trade of this coast are mistaken in
supposing that the railroad managers
expect the present conditions to en-
dure."
For years it has been said by shrewd
trsficmen that the time is sure to
arrive when il will be advantageous
for the railroads 10 make rates east
bound on basis that will increase the
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Importance of San Francisco. In other
words. that it may become to the ad-
vantage of the railroads to concentrate
their endeavors to make this depot
for vast quantities of imported goods,
to be moved eastward and also as a
depository for raw materials in va
rious lines to be worked up into manu-
factured products for sale in the mar
kets of the world. and especially of
those in the United States
a common sight now along the water
front is the presence of leading citizens
who are taking deeper interest in the
terminal facilities that the railroads
are developing. in connection with the
large operations of the board of state
harbor commissioners. than at any pre-
yious period in the commercial history
of this state. This is all due to the
canal, which the year 1909 has brought
one year nearer. The advance in the
matter of large carrying capacity in
ships, coupled with the diminished cost
of fuel used to move great bullSs of
freight by sea. is q factor in determin-
ing the sort of competition that will be
afforded at this port to the transconti-
rental carriers in the next few years.
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CANAL WILL BOOM
REALTY MARKET
Completion of Canal Will Make
San Francisco One of the
Worlds Foremost Ports

Whenever men of money congregate
TO discuss the situation relating to
realty, in the year 1910, the views ad-
vanced by those who have expressed
confidence in the outcome of the Pana-
ma canal is strongly Endorsed. Certain
businessmen hold the view that the
entire body of population on the At
lantic coast. and that all industrial en-
terprises, with their aggregated billions
of dollars in capital that are situated
there, are an assurance that nothing
can possibly be done that will inter-
fere with the utility of the canal.
It is conceded that San Francisco if
it were alone as a seaport opposed to
continuation of the practical monopoly
in 80 per cent OF the carrying trade
that has been held by the transconti-
mental railroads for long term of
years, the defense that it would be able
TO put up must be ineffectual. In
other words. it was said by these bust
nessmen that the sixty millions or more
of people living on the east side of
the continent, and the billions of dol
lars which depend for earning capacity
upon the successful operation of tens
of thousa nds of Industrial plants, must
compel a low and uniform tonnage rate
on freights passing through the canal
in either direction; and that such rates
as may be made by the canal route
must be met by the transcontinental
carriers.
That this view is not optimistic is
made apparent by conversations with
men engaged in transportation. IT has
been proved in many parts of the
country that railroads can operate
profitably along the banks of navigable
rivers. where the sections of country
are rich in natural products and in
wares that are manufactured. This has
been illustrated conspicuously along
the Mississippi. which has been nav
iga BILE for hundreds of miles during
the entire period of occupation of the
territory by the railroads. The same
thing is true in other parts of the
United States where the country is pen
etrated for long distances by streams
carrying q sufficient depth of water to
allow the passage of vessels of deep
draft
NO one supposes," said real es-
tate broker. that the transcontinen-
tai railroads do not understand the
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TRADING Is LIVELY AT
REALTY AUCTION SALE
Residence and Building Lots
Made Up Offerings

J. W. Wright & Co. held an auction
of realty at their salesrooms. 125-127
sutter street. Tuesday. January II. un-
der the personal direction of Wendell
Easton. Residences and building lots
made up the greater part of the offer
ings- The sales that were made, IS
reported BY the brokers, were as fol-
lows:
Corner of Greenwich street and In
perisl avenue. lot 26x72.6 feet, with
four flats of four rooms and bath
each. renting for sss a month. for
sS.25O.
Six room cottage and lot 30x70 feet at
$50 Twentieth avenue. 65 feet north OF
Point Lobos avenue. for $2.s5O
Lot on the west line of Belvedere
street, 25 feet south OF Rivoli street.
25x97 feet. for s1.750.
Lots on gift map No. >. near Cort-
land avenue and on the northwest cor
ner of Union and Nevada streets. each
lot 25x70 feet. for s145 to Sf75 each
Seven lots on the east line OF Prentiss
street and on the west line Of Nevada.
street, south of Old Hickory avenue,
at an average price of $3.50 each.
Two fats in Page street between
Pierce and Scott streets. with lot e5x
1875 feet. for $3.50. The fats are
six and seven rooms
Two story building at ia First ave-
nue., between Golden Gate and Turk
street. with lot 25x100 feet. for $3.50,
subject to confirmation ~
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PLANS COMPLETED FOR
DOWNTOWN BUILDING
Six Story Structure Will Be
Erected in Geary Street

six story building is about TO be
erected in the southerly line Of Geary
street. between Stockton and Powell,
and Immediately opposite Union square
The construction will be of high class
material. with all IDodern improve
ments for a downtown store and loft
building. The property belongs to NJ
TT. de Young. The lot has a frontage
of 55 feet and a depth of 1875. This
will complete the block. A. J. Rich a.
Co. will announce full particulars of
the lease. Negotiations are pending
for the Alcazsr lot in O'Farrell street
and it will>probably be improved soon.
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came delinquent. The city trustees OF
Redwood City are figuring, on having
the very best kind of street work and
will lose no time in rushing it through
after the contract is let
Beeger has just completed his own
home in Dingee park, on Broadway be-
tween Hudson and Iris streets. and is
very much interested in the Immediate
development of the property. The town
trustees have ordered a four inch water
main on Hudson street with fire hy-
drants at an expense of s1.500. They
have installed street lights from the
county road in Dingee park as far as
Fulton street.
'Dingee park, continued Beeger,
ais within our city limits and our
officials and businessmen are working
with Baldwin & Howell to assist in
every way in getting information be-
fore people relative to Dingee park
The assessment for street work was
agreed on at the time of the sale of
lots .e-s --7-ss s.6
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PROPERTY OWNERS PAY
ASSESSMENTS QUICKLY
Levy for Street Work in Dingee
Park Paid i'm Full

Peninsula suburban property that is
well located is a good thing to tie up
to- said Carl c. Beeger. one of the
city trustees of Redwood. and if any
one doubts the faith of buyers in Din
gee park the record breaking response
to the call for the first payment on
account Of the contract for street work.
swer. There is not a single delinquent
lot owner out of 49, lots which get the
direct benefit of fully macadamized
boulevards; great, wide sidewalks. ce-
ment curbs and sewers The call for
this assessment was sent out by Bald
win & Howell less than two weeks go.
and it was all paid two days before it
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WIPINGs OUT FIRE LOSS

"A loss of S14S, 900. 900 was shown on
the tax rolls as a result OF the fire.
About sII6.O00.000 of this amount. how
ever. has been restored in the three
years just past and il the present rate
of recovery is kept up the entire fire
loss. as indicated by the assessment
roll. will have been wiped out in 1919.
The increase noted in the assessment
of buildings is due to the fact that
better buildings have been erected since
the fire than were on the same sites
before the fire
''In the eonfagration $4,000 buildings
were destroyed. while building permits
indicating the rebuilding of 2f27S
buildings have been granted in the
three and a half years since the fire.
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BIG APARTMENT
HOUSE is PLANNED
Handsome Structure Will Be
Erected in Eddy Street
East of Larkin

A building containing 80 apartments
of two and three rooms each will be
erected for Samuel Dusenbery at cost
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of $65,000 on plans supplied by O'Brien
Brothers. Inc, architects. The struc-
ture will occupy the site in the south
line of Eddy street 1876 east of Lar
kin. The ground area will be $50 by
1876 feet. The building will be of
class C. construction. The front will be
Carnegie brick, cream coIored. with
terra Gotta trimmings On the ground
floor there will be four stores. Modern
vacuum cleaning and ventilating plants
will be provided.
SMALLER STRUCTURES
three story apartment building
will be erected in the south line of
Jackson street. 40 feet west of Larkin.
upon plans drawn by Charles NJ &
Arthur F. Rousseau The cost will be
$4,000 The structure viii contain six
apartments of three rooms each. The
interior will be finished in oregon pine
The dining rooms and hall will be pan
eled to a uniform height. Theodore Z.
Rulfs is the owner.
Plans have been completed also by
Charles NJ. & Arthur f. Rousseau
apartment house in the south side of
Vallejo street, 100 feet east of Polk.
There will he six suites of apartments
IN the building, each having five rooms
and bath. The living and dining rooms
are to be finished in mission style. with
beam ceilings and high wainscoating of
mountain pine. The exterior in the
Spanish style is to.be finished in white
cement plaster. which will give strik-
ing contrast with the red tiling
Klinker brick Will be employed in the
first story. The cost VIII be about
$4,000.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-21
'HESTADE LAS FLO
RES En-. .BAYAM0N,
Las bellas Paulina,
Rosa y ellita Sc dis
cuten e1 derecho al
Hasta ahora la princesa
Paulina es Ia que cuenta
con mayor numero de
subditos.
Distingnidos eScritores de la is
la han enviado >trabajos para
ell certamen.
De nuestro corresponsal.

Mario 21.-En ell escrutinio lie
vado a efecto aver domingo en- esta
ciudad para la election de Reina de
las flores en- las proximas fiestas tu-
vo el siguiente resultado.
Pulina Fernandez 1925
Rosa Maria Rodriguez S67l
Tellita Gimenez 1863.
Pulina Fernandez es la victoriosa
hasta ahora, s'guiendole en- suerte
Rosa Maria, qle por 10 visto, son
las que parecen estar mas proximas
sus cienes a cenirse la artistica coro-
ma. EntusiasmoI immense, hay entire
los jovenes por que sus candi-
datas salgan vlctoriosas. Las tres
son dignas, y acredoras a ocupar
ell poetico trono, y que Sc lie rlnda
vasallaje je a sus encantos.
Ha salido parl Ponce, ell Sr. Lo-
renzo Mascara Eermano de este CO.
rresponsal, va q ocupar de nuevo SUI
cargo de Inspector dc alimentos por
la Sultana del Sur.
Sc sabc que prominentes escrito-
res del pals, colaboran en- la Revista
que ha dc editarse en- esta ciudad
conmemoriando las fiestas de las
flores,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-21
| TEATRO MUNICIPAL.
Lunes dia q primera function
popular de la tempOrada
IIajjedia de PierIot
CANAMONERA,
.LOHENGRIN.
NANANA Ga. function de abo.
Il dia de Reyes.
Av|S0 De SUBASTA

Porla presente Sc avisa al p1blico
en- general, que el Concejo Munich
pal de este pueblo por medic de or
denanza votada por unanimidad en-
su session ordinaria celebrada ell dia
II dc. mes, ha dispuesto que Sc
anuncie la subasta para ell suminis-
tro de cascajo de rio, con destino
a la reparaci6n de GALES de esta po-
blacion. La suma consignada para
dicha atencion es Gle CUATRO CT
ENTOS CINCUENTA DOLLARS,
y las proposiciones Sc haran bajo la
base de un precio por cada metro GU
hico que Sc suministre. Ell acto de
dicha subasta tendra efecto en- la
oficina del alcalde, cl dia 81 del
corriente mes, a las diez de SUI maila-
ma.
Cualquier detalle que Sc crea nece-
sario, podra obtenerse en- la oficina
del Secretario, durante las horas la
borables.
Santa Isabel, P. R Mario IS de
1910.
Jose Santiago Riuera.-Alcalde
Municipal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-21
PR0GRAMA Pa
RA TUR|STAS.
Bellos jardines en- Ber-
muda y en- St. Tho
mas hallara el viajero.
En- Puerto Rico una ciu
dad am urallada con gari'
tas y fortificaciones.
Debaie de la muralla montones
de huesos humanes que es un
"extraerdinario modo de hacer
negocio."

La Hamburg-American Line ha
hecho un programa que da impreso
a los touristds que hacen el vlaje de
recreo de 16 dias que saliendo de
New York hace escala en- Bermuda,
San Tomas, Puerto Rico y la Haba-
ma, regresando luego al punto de par
tida.
En- ese programa Sc describen las
bellezas que encuentra ell via jero en-
Bermuda, donde puede admirar los
magnfficos jardines, el campo con
sus arboles y palmas, los rios y ca
minos que cruzan la isla en- todas
direcciones y, sobre todo, la delicio-
sa temporary ura en- este tempo, mlen
tras hay tanto flo en- New York.
POGO mas o menos habla de San To-
mas. En- Puerto Rico parece que
no hay flores, nj rios, nj tempo sua
We etc por que la parte descriptive
dedicada la isla dice:
"San Juan puerto Rico)-San'
Juan con sus alrededores contiene
mos 10000 habitantes y esta 81
tuada en- un pequeiia isleta unida a
la principal por I'm puente. Els una
muestra perfecta de una ciudad anu
rallada, con puertas, castillos, gari-
tas Y fortificaciones, de las cuales la
principal es ell antique Castillo del
Moro, que esta situado sobre I'm
precipicio al final de la isleta."
"El edificio mas grande de la ciu-
dad es el castillo de Ponce de Leon,
que contiene los restos de aquel san
guinario aventurero, sellados en-
una GAIA de plomo."
"A estos restos Sc les rinde mayor
respeto que los restos de las demas
personals que estan depositados en-
ell cementerio, los cuales segin la
costumbre del pals, Sc depositan en-
tumbas por un periodic de tempo So
lamente, a menos que Sc pague al
guna renta, y despues son tirados
a fin de que dejen sitio a inquilinos
mas lucrativos."
"Abajo en- la muralla del castillo
de San Juan puede contemplarse
una hacinacidn de huesos, que evil
dencia este modo extraordin ario de
hacer negocio."
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Las caIreras de aver

Aver qued6 demostrado que San
Juan no tiene caballos que puedan
competir con los de Ponce y Maya
guez.
Los caballos de Ponce vencieron
en- todas lar carreras que estaba n
inscritos, excepto la guinta carrera,
que Obtuvo el triunfo un caballo de
Mayaguez.
NGanse los sumarios.;
la. carrera.- 1000 metros ITEM
po |. 10 To- | Gran Canaria, , Mi
lagro, ) Borin9uen.
Gran Canaria, favopcido por la
pista, tom6 al salir cinco cuerpOs.
Mllagro hizo un gran esfuerzo al fl
nal, pero la ventaja del Gran Cana
ria era demasiado grandc para po-
der alcanzarlo.
"a. carrera.-l ,000.-Tiempo |
II 3d. Favorito, ? Canario, 3
Arizona, / Balear.
DcSrartado, Royal.
/ Favorito V Canario hicieron toda
la carrcra, venciendo el prlmero por
medic cuerpo. Arizona corri6 NAL.
:5a. carrcra.-lmilla.-l Luper6n
= Napoleon.
Descartado Esperanza. Luper6n
cruz6, cortando el paso q Napoleon,
frente 4 la misma casilla del jurado
Y Grand Stand. Esto como es natu-
raj, entorpeci6 la carrera de Napo-
leon, perdiendo unos cuantos cuer-
pos v la carrcra. Ell pGblico protest6
y el jurado declare anulada La carre-
ra. Era ESQ 10 procedentes sPor
que no SC descalifico a Luperon?
Esa preg,Inta Sc hacian muchos ex-
pertos que ALI habia, sin poderse
explicar en- que Sc habia basado el
jurado al anular Ia carrera. Cuando
corrierOn de nuevo cstos caballos.,
Luper0n vencio, ,entonces legalmente
IA. carrera-l,0O0 metros.-
TEMPO 1.9.-l Jibaro, 2 Mascotta,
) Peral.
Descartado Gacho.
JibarO prob6 ser muy superior,
veneiendo facilmente, a una dis
tancia demasiado larga para 6l.
IA. Carrera-1 900 metros
TEMPO q 4-5-l Perla Fina, , Ma
llorca.
81 alguna duds quedaba de que
Perla FIna no fuera e .'ey de la
pista puertorrriqueha" aver qued6
desyanecida.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-21
LA CENTRAL De |
SAN SEBASTIAN.
Iodo el mundo pre-
gunta por la suerte
del proyecto.
La zona agricola cuenta
con exoelentes terrenos
de cultivo.
Ell pueblo cuenta con acaadala-
dos propietarios qae podrian
realizar esa obra de gran
prsvecho para todss.
De nuestro cc-responsal especial.

DE nuestro cccresponaal especial.
Mario 20.-SEn que habrd parade
ell proyecto de montar una central azu-
ca era en- este pueblo? Esta es a di-
rio Ia pregunta que oimos de labios
de personals interesadas en- que Sc
funde la empresa
En- verdad que tenemos la juris-
dlccion de San Sebastian con miles
de cuerdasl titles para la siembra de
cana, es anormal que no cuente con
m establecimiento adecuado para
que tanto los grandes como los pc
quelos agricultores puedan dedicar-
Sc al cultivo de la dulce graminea.
Del resultado no tenemos que ha-
blar, pues va Sc sabe que es positive,
81 esas companies que han venido
aqui en- pos de ese proyecto no afron-
tan Ia empresa Sporque nuestros
acaudalados propietarios no Sc unen
y ellos por ST solos lie dan impulse?
Elementos tiene este pueblo para
clio; ahl estan los Sres. NJ. ]. S. Cabre
ro, Laurnaga, hermanos Rabell Ca
brero Echandia y otros; que por
solos Sc bastaba para emprender la
obra por costosa que resultare.
Ellos son emprendedores, nunca
es tarde.
Apesar de la cosecha del ano pa
sado haber sido de regular impor-
tancla, Sc nota una buena prepara-
cion, la florecida de este mes ha sido
explendida y no dudamos que las
sucesivas sean lguales. 4
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OTTO al patibu|o.
Juan Flores Casiano ha 81
do condenado a muerte
por ell tribunal de Maya
gueZ,
Y su complice, Maria del Car.
men, i diez amos de trabajos
forzadOS.
De nuestro reporter en- viaie.

Mayagiiez lS de marzo.-Sigut
muy grave ell Sr. Jose Benitez Cuites
que atento contra SUI vida anteayel
disparandose un tiro de revolver er
ell pecho. Parece que difcultades fl
nancieras indujeran a Benitez a to-
mar tai, determination.
Juan Flores Casiano que com.
parecio ante ell jurado en- una acusa-
cion de asesinato en- primer grado
por envenenamiento ha sido conde-
nado a la pena de muerte fiiandose
para el 3 de Junio ell cumplimiento
de la sentencia. Su complice Maria
de Carmen ha sido condenada a
diez amos de reclusion. FL hecho ocu-
rri6 en- ell barrio Rosario.
En- ell salon de sesiones de la al
caldia ha instruido hoy el Sr. Alon-
so Aguilar a los enumeradores
para ell trabaio del censo.
Sc encuentra en- esta cludad
ell Sr. Hamilton q. viene a efectuar
la installation de la sucursal del ban
CO Colonial que Sc va a establecer en-
Mayagiiez. LIE acompana el Sr. Bos-
cana empleado tambien de la reie-
rida sucursal.
Sc nota gran animaci6n para
concurrir los espectaculos publ
cos la compaffa dramatica Evan
gelina Adams. Ha obtendo mucho
exito, viendose todas las noches lie
no ell teatro. Sc espera la llegada
de Ia compa1fa de zarzuela que ac-
tua en- Mayaguez, de la que Sc tie
nen las mejores referencias.
-Ha seguido su viaie a Ia costa
sur en- asuntos de negocios el Sr. Ga
briel Arce del comercio de San Juan
que estuvo aquf algunos dias.
En- el periodic de vacaciones rea
lizara un viaje a Europa el Lcdo.
Otto Schoenrich, iuez de esta corte
de distrito.
de cuidado la nina d e los dis
tinguidos esposos, DominguezQui-
homes. Ha mejorado Y los mtdicos
Green salvarle La vista. La enfermita
no cuenta dos meses de eiad.
-Despues de algun tempo de Sc
nuia so han preSentado dias lluyio-
SOS que difcultan un tanto las opera
clones de Ia zafra. FL estado de las ca
mas es bueno y hay animaci6n entire
colonos Y hacendadOs con motive
de Is precios que Sc siguen sostenido
-Esta restablecido de la opera
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-21
C0nmemoraCi0n de la
repiblica espalola

Los republicanos radicales de Bar
celona Sc reunieron ell II del pasado
mes y celebraron una gran velada
politica para conmemorar dc la
proclamation de la Republica en- Els
paha y pronunciaron grandes y elo-
cuentes discursos y proclamaron
los elegantes trajes hechos que vende
Juan Pieras, Allen 80 en- LA Palme-
sana".
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-21
P0R CABLE.

New York, Mario 2l.-La sesior
del sabado en- el congreso fue la mas
borrascosa y. excitada de cuanta
ha celebrado aquel cuerpo legislati
vo. No Sc registra en- la historic de !,
camara discusi6nes mas acaloradas
Por momentos Sc creia llegado e
conflicto entire el bloque de insur
gentes Y los partidarios del speaker
Los debates duraron todo ell dia has
ia muy entrada la noche.
New York, Mario 81 Ell congress-
aprob6 por 36 votos de mavoria eI
proyecto Morris, por ell cual Sc crea
ran dentro de diez dias ell comit6 de
revision de leves. Dicho comit6 es.
tara compuesto por seis republica-
nos V cuatro dcm0cratat electos POI
Va camara en- vez de ser nombrados
por ell speaker el cual ha sido descar-
tado de la comision como miembro
de ella.
New York. Mario 81. En- el proy-
ecto Morris prescribe q. ell comit6 eli
ia el chairman de sus propios MEM
bros. FL actual comitG nombrado por
el speaker seri disuelto quedando
aprobado el sustituto propuesto por
Morris. Mr.. Cannon ha quedado de-
rrotado V en- situacion desairada
No obstante su fracaso ha rehusado
resignar cl cargo de presidentc de la
camara. Fl prcSidente Taft, sc MEGA
q comentar cl s,lceso.
New York. Mario 21.-Comunican
de Nicaragua que ell general Juan
Estrada jefc supreme del movimien-
to revolucionario, fugitive por las
montanas de san Juan del Sur ha de-
clarado su pr"p"sito de emprender
de nuevo las operaciones contra el
gobierno dc Malriz. FL jefe rchclde
con los generates Chamorro Y Mafutc
Sc encuentran rcclutando gentes por
varias rcgioncS del pals. CrfeSe que
el mOvlmiCntn rcvOluclOnarlo ha fra
casado complcIamente.
New York. Mario 2l.-El pre>idcn
te Taft Y cl mlnistro de Hacienda
de Canada han celebrado la anum-
ciada cntrcvi>ta. para tratar del
asunto dc las tarifas. Ell sitio eScogi-
do fuG Albany. Ambos personajcs
estuvierm conierenciando durante
cuatro hora>. Tcrminada la COME
rencia cl mini>tro tomo Immediate
mente cI trcn dirigi6ndose 4 su pals.
Fl prc>lIcntc Taft, guarda Ia mis
absolute re,crva respecto del aslnto.
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tai el proyeeto de ley constituyen-
do en- municipio Barceloneta.
Tambien el que Sc refiere a Guayna-
bo.
Sc acuerda sean traidos 4 Ia CO.
mission total los proyectos lis ll2O
solicita dos por el delegado por
Agladills-
lVease Ia edicci6n de mahana)
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-21

Pcrla vcnci6 por mas de cuatro
cuerpo< al ctlcbn Mallorca, poscc-
dor de Ia copa Post Y que rompl6 el
recorl de- los mil metros cl domingo
Is del corrrntc, en- Ia misma pista
del hiptslnmo ,ic San Juan.
Ca. c.rnE,-! milla.-Tiempo "a.
Sd Col">o. Wcstland, ) Boy.
Boy corri6 bicn durantc un GUAR
to dc milla, amcnazando pasar 4
Colo>o. que parti6 dclante, pero Sc
can<d IIcgi ultimo, venciendole
tamhhu Wc>tlamd que corr6 con la
pata lzpuicnIa ,Ielantera hinchada.
"a. carrea-l milla,-Tiempo
Ill Taboo, , MJlato, ) Rosi-
Ia.
TABOO gan6 como quiso- Este 20
tn hermano de Perla Fina, prone
te murho v dara que hacer en- los
hir-idrOurn> .ir Ia isla.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-21

ci6n quirurgica de que fue objeto ell
Sr. ArInando Boshby que en- breve
reslizar& un viaie San Juan en- asun
tos de negocios.