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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-12-31

CONGRESSMAN Sherley, Democrat,
from Kentucky, has plan OF his
own for bringing government ex-
penditures under q system to en-
courage economy. He believes
that II the spirit Of his recen. rcso-
luton were. carried out President
Taft's oft repeated desire to bring
order and greater economy into the
affairs of the executive departments
would be realized.
sherley proposes q budget COM
mittee Of the house to be made up
of all the members Of present stand
ing committees which have to do
that such q composite committee
could make a careful study OF the
needs CT the various executive de-
partments, cut down their estimates
when deemed advisable. and in gen.
eral, keep a tighter hold on the ma
tional purse strings than seems
possible under the present lack OF
system.
Congress at the last session pro-
vided the machinery to make an
expert inquiry into the methods and
efficiency of the departments under
the Presidents control. The in
vestigation thus authorized ID
now we'll under way. At the head
| of 1t the President mas placed DR.
| Frederick A. Cleveland, formerly
and perhaps still q director OF the
| New York bureau Of municipal re.
search. The departments them.
| selves. through appointed commit
| tees on economy apd efficiency arr
cooperating with Cleveland.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-12-31
GARY NEEDS PEACE.

S dawn Of the notbr
peaceful condition
strife
troubles
purging that is followed
of
will disappear
adequate with situation
condition
Like all communities must have its crisis
founders planned
a
troubles
big problem that conrons
time factona differences a
What
pulling
dIons a
will be realized O appreciate
AS and
Chickens to
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-12-31
Articles of incorporation.

Articles of Incorporation have been
filed in the office Of the secretary or
state for the following:
Laporte Meter Company. Laporte;
capital stock, $4,000; to manufacture
gas meters; directors, " P. wilkins.
Emmett scott and Emmett II. Scott.
Bell Coal Company, Marion; dealers;
capital stock, $4,000: directors. G. A.
Bell. Jr. Allie MCCULLOUGH Bell and ]. l.
MCCULLOUGH
The Eureka Social Literary club,
Bickneu. no capital stock; C. f.
Rhodehamel. president
The Acton State bank, Acton; capital
stock, $4,000: J. A. Johnson president,
and B. T. McCollum cashier.
Thomas l. Green & CO.. Indianapolis;
to manufacture bakers machinery:
capital stock, $4,000; directors. T. L
Green, A. p. Green, L. r. Sereinsky and
J. Fl. Green.
The Diamond Chain and Manufacture
ing Company of Indianapolis filed no
tice of redemption of preferred stock.
ARE YOU TAKING THE TIMESs
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-12-31
"rHrs DATE IN HISTORY"
December 81.


1600-British East India Company
chartered.
l71s-First issue of the Boston
Gazette"
1775-Gen, Montgomery. commanding
the American forces, killed in the
assault on Quebec.
17S1-United States Congress chartered
the Bank of North America.
1793-Thoraas Jefferson resigned the
ONCE of Secretary of state.
lS19-John Lester Wallack, famous
actor. born in New York. Died
near Stamford. Conn. Sept. g. 1888
1S26-William clifford, first editor oil
the Quarterly Review died in
London. Born in Dvonshire in
1855.
1s57-Canada adopted the decimal sys-
tenn of public accounts.
1909-Hakki Bey appointed Crane
Viier of Turkey.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-12-31
COMMUNICATIONS.
1T MIGHT BE A GOOD THING.

and they model
kind whoc anla Ia O
freedom enjoyed by
eassTrenton the
servitude the
O a the other
conspicuous.
popua
antquor
Unfortunately
Be
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-12-31
"rHIs IS MY s1sr BIRTHDAY

Max Fielder, who ranks among the
leading musical conductors of Germany
and who came to America this year
especially to conduct the Boston Sym
phony Orchestra during the present
season, was born in Zittau, Germany
Dec. 81. 1859 His whole life has been
devoted to music. From 1894 until his
acceptance of the position with the
Boston Symphony Orchestra, Mr.
Fielder was conductor OF the Hamburg
orchestra and has been conductor al
the Hamburg Opera House. AS guest
conductor he has appeared in Berlin
ST. Petersburg, London, Paris and New
York. In 1882 he joined the faculty OF
the famous Hamburg conservatory and
in 1903 he was made it's director
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-12-31
FATAL INFECTIOUS DISEASES.

termination a
the extreme permitting
S
old the
recognized serious thing
o
which
bere ills of
nlcon patients
draughts
patients
sufficient
allowed outside,
full While
side the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-12-31
R AN DO M
THINGS 6 FILINGS

GREAT weather. Goloshes the best
bet one day-skates the next.
QUESTION momentous! Will the
water wagon also be "ludded"?
RING out wild bells, but go easy on
the young cannon and the anvil.
COUNCILMEN can get more done
by "pussyfooting" than they can in
any other way.
ENGLAND will never do much pro-
crossing until she begins to civilize
the suffragettes
THOUGH just married, Doc Wiley
has begun to knick already about the
high price of foodstuffs
| AND it was no toy indictment for
Boasovich even though he is report
ed to be a toy policeman.
| TEXAS man walked 800 miles to
marry a widow Long time to keep a
widow waiting at the church.
LADY Duff of England, IS going to
raise 100000 for the poor. This will
be plum duff with a vengeance.
-
THE happiest of happy New Years
and fewness of bills on Monday is the
best wish we can give you today.
-A@
AGAIN we rise to remark that it
: doesn't make any difference whether
Mr.. Roosevelt decides to run or not.
sT SIT upon the cliff with youth and
you" yelps a poet Of today. Two is
company three's a crowd, poet old top!
J 1T would be very interesting fight
, with 6-ounce gloves and battle royal
this speakership contest.
HISTORY is said to repeat itself
n That may be, but one never knows
t what kind of history is coming next
WE are brought up against tn,
: lions propose and legislatures dispose
r &c.
s WHENEVER we see some condi
y tons around us we cannot help but re
member General Grants words, lie
us have peace"
CHAMP Clark's name is Beau
l. champ, but if it had been Away
IS printed that way he wouldn't hav
been where he is today
n WHERE is the old-fashioned ma
st who wore ear-bobs and pulse warm
~ tered anywhere below 90
49,
BOILER of an Erie locomotive BILE,
u up. Perhaps the Erie has arrived q
run engines without water.
%
MAN in poker game ran up agains
- four typewriters with full hous,
Us Gun. Funeral OF one held on Monda,
ne Where can you beat the great Amer
can game?
~ -AA-
MOVING pictures have been sus
u gested as cure for lunatics Nov
'r, we send to see a series, the man VIII
is thought that it is easy to get ava
rs with anything nowadays.
50
ABE Martin says, at is nice to Ii,
in little town where you don't ha,
IS to give somebody dime to hold 70,
he overcoat." And he said it after Il
ire Indiana society banquet.
IF the beer bottle assaults in 1910
re Lake county could be tabulated on Z
IN adding machine, they would demo-
he strate that the beer bottle has Il
INT 'iio eA'ne 81" p1' ~ INC 90
agent of death and injury in the
parts at least
en- -
on INDIANA knew long ago that Go
ate ernor Marshall was good PRESIDENT
timber says the Huntington Dem
crat. Yes, outside of the Beck
Knotts-Swaim combine Indiana gene
i'e ally knew there was good stuff
IGoyernor Marshall.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-12-31

Illinois
and spectacular evangelist has
The largest recently given him Were In ls01soS Gales
S5,611; ILL., $1137s:
Charleston H. $4,000 and Sharon Penn $500 In l9osisos Jack
1888 Spokane WASH $lOOo;
H. s1o7s4 and own Iowa 5000 In sosslo;
Newcastle Penn $4,000 and Waterloo Iowa $4,000
credited Sunday nfyhve
Will be Portsmouth, o. where he
begin a l.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-12-31
"THIS DATE IN HISTORY"
January 1.

17S2--John Martin became governor Of
Georgia.
17SS-.The Quakers Of Philadelphia
emancipated their slaves.
1s11-National debt of the United
States amounted to $4s.o0o,5S7.
1s15-First attack of the British upon
New Orleans.
1S5o-Peter H. Bell inaugurated COVER
ornor of Texas.
tS53-"Una," the first woman's rights
paper, appeared In Providence.
1S63-ialveston recaptured by the Con-
federates.
187e-First issue OF the Chicago Daily
News"
1S99-Two-cent postage came into
effect in Canada.
1901-Commonwealth of Australia
inaugurated at Sydney.
1910-William J. Gaynor began his
term as mayor Of New York City.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-12-31
UP AND DOWN IN
I=N=D=I =A-N-A
CAB DRIVER CHARGES SANDER.

Ebert G. Owens, a Wabash cal
driver, has brought suit against Eliza
beth Sundheimer for $1,000, alleging
SANDER. Owens in his complaint says
that the defendant accused him Of
stealing her chickens and even alleged
to have tracked him to his home from
the ilennery.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-12-31

INDIANA knew long ago that Gov
ernor Marshall was good presidential
timber says the Huntington Demo
GRAFT Yes, outside of the Becker
Knotts-Swaim combine Indiana gener-
ally knew there was good stuff in
Governor Marshall.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-12-31
ssTHIS is MY GOTH BIRTHDAY
John NJ Gibson.

Hon. John Morrison Gibson. Lieuten-
ant-Governor OF ontario. was born n~~s
Toronto, Jan. I, 1912, OF Scotch par
entage. His education was received
in the public schools OF Hamilton and
at the University OF Toronto, gradual
ing from the iast-named institution in
1863. When a student of the univergi-
I ty during the Trent affair he Joined tbs
University Rifles. and ever since he has
| been actively interested in the Canad
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-12-31

IF the beer bottle assaults in 1910 il
Lake county could be tabulated on al
adding machine, they would demon
strate that the beer bottle has tn,
magazine gun put in the drawer as al
agent of death and injury in thes'
parts at least.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-12-31

ARE YOU TAKING THE TIMEss
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-12-31

ABE Martin says, at is nice to live
in little town where you don't have
to give somebody dime to hold your
overcoat." And he said it after the
Indiana society banquet.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-12-31

MOVING pictures have been sug
gested as a cure for lunatics. Move
we send to see a series, the man who
thought that it is easy to get away
with anything nowadays.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-12-31
GIRL WHIPS AssAILANT.

Making desperate resistance against
a thug who followed her down Walnut
street, the principal thoroughfare Of
Muncie, to the southern part of town,
Miss Jennie Andrews, 20 years old, a
telephone operator, fought him off only
after she had broken her umbrella over
his head She knocked the intruder to
the ground and escaped.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-06-21
Una communication.
Ell presidente del centro de de-
tallistaS Sc dirije al eoDeejo
municipal.

FL pres;deute del Centre de De-
tallistas Ia diigido con iecha de
hoy al corro'o municipal Ia siguien-
te com' .rin:.-
".Hr. Fr.d.,'. ii CogcCjo Num-
c'Pni. San lgan ?. K.
Sehor Co--s Dondo g;lstoso / 81
CONF. -". 80 fecha - del cite.
Ell Ia r..:' zoo. listed iinicamente
a man.:e'.a.;r- que. ias necIamacio-
.nes P-"s"--a. - Fo- el que s,:Scrioe
4 HoE-1-a. ~. j. ~.e>. soCiOs del Cen
70 de Df'al.:sfas Y en- particular,
d aiga"0s oDmerciantes, f;Ier0n re-
: .e.'as -':ar-'iamente por esa cor
pPrao"m. enmTricindoseles el result
tI'!" 10 .s- -e-DluCiOnes del cOncejO
mum i-l- & !0> interesados Te>pec-
two.
- 'rs.s-.sriin al contenido. po-
60 esp.irl'" 's Ia suya debO mani
iesia-." glr- 'a.liu,lOme en- el deber
I'1siEsiii's s. ,ie-uOstrar an1plianen-
te . IA ''tfr'ilaia.I que tengo el no.
nor df Prs s..-. el resultadO exacts
&c HIS lynes En- ese municipiO,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-06-21
Il club cinegeti-
Co de Ponce,
Pronto SO convocara Ia jGDta
directiva para Ia reduction
del reglamento 8 Inauguration
De nuestro correspoasai

~ A0OOtAV \OAASSfOAS~s
JUNO 10 Los siguientes mat-i
monies sehan celebrado ante e! Hon
luez de paz, Lcdo. Jaime G. SEEK
Felix Tristany, con Guadalupe Ma
yoral. Este matrimonio Sc efectu(
en- casa de la familia de la desposada
Natalie Maldonado, con Gngor's
Cruz. Ocasio Ortiz, con Luisa Torres
Ricardo Colon Alicea, con 1sabeI
Perez. r.. =.
va esta terminada la espaciosa
casa construida en- la laguna de La
Jas, para 81 club; de los oazadores;de
esta cludad. Sc ha proyisto de la CO.
rrespondiente>agua, que Sc ha encon-
trado q 106 pies de profundldad.
Pronto Sc constituiran los Sres. que
cemponen dicha sociedad, para acor-
dar los estatutos por los cuales Sc ma
de regir, y en- seguida Sc invitaran
a dlstinguidas personaidades de la
lsla, y a la prensa, para inaugural
dlcho club que sera un acontecimea-
to pues hay mucho entusiasmo para
aslstlr q este festival.
Maiiana sale para Juana Dlaz, el
fiscal de este distrito, Lcdo. Palaclo
Rodriguez, q practicar una impor-
tante investigation, regresando por
la tarde una vez haya terminado su
judicial que le lleva a dicho
pueblo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-06-21
EL CASINO PUERTORRIQUENO'

Ha ouedado designada la junta dl
rectiva del casino puertorrlqueno
ven breve Sc procedera ultimar los
detalles para la construction del grar
edifcio en.q,le la asociaclon Sc lnsta'
lara.
Ell espiritu de association, en- todos
los ordenes de Ia vida, sigue dlfun-
diendose en- el pafs y corporaclones
de todas clases Sc constltuyen en- San
Juan V en- otras poblaciones de la Is
la, unas para dedicarse a dlversos ue
gocios v otras para fines soclales y de
instruction.
Buena labor la de aunar volunta
des paratproponder de la melor ma
nera al mayor progreso moral y ma
terial de la isla. Is de esperar q. la
obra del "casino puertoqueho slga
adelante V que los elementOs todos
que integran la directiva del centro
como. sus demas comPonenteS. pro-
sigan- con todo entuslasmo en- el ca
mino emprendido para que pronto-
sea un hermoso hecho la inaugura-
cion de este nuevo centro social. de
tsnta importancia para la pobla.
ci6n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-06-21
l|ustIados v;iajie-
Ios en- Ponce.
FL periodIsta seher Crespo Es-
teyes y ell notable conferen-
clSta senior Gonzalez Blanco.
Estos senores sfueron presen.
tados por el Lcdo. Llorens
Torres.
De nuestro corresponsal.

JUNO 20.-Ayer, encontrandose dc
paseo en- esta ciudad, el DR.. Manue
zeno Gambia, hubo una pequena ret
mon en- el Hotel Meia, donde CO.
mleron. Componian dicha reunion
que fesulto importante los asun-
los que Sc trataron, por los senores
slgulentes: Lcdo. Rosendo Matienzo
Clntron, Lcdo. Luis Llorens Torres,
Dr. suarez, y los senores Pedro Con
zalez Blanco, Juan Crespo Estevez,
director del importante diario "La
'oz de Espana''. Ell Sr. Crespo Este
Vez, que procedente de Centre Ame-
rlca recorre el continente, tai vez
esta noche de su primera conferencia
en- esta ciudad en- ell Centro Espanol.
FL Sr. Gonzalez Blanco, ilustre H.
t terato espanol, seguira viaje para
oan Juan, donde dara varias conte-
renclas. Ell Sr. Blanco recorre la A
merlca en- peregrinaci6n Intellectual
y de confraternidad, por casuaidad
Sc encontr6 con su compatriota Sr.
E!,stevez, !, en- esta ciudad. Estos dos
llustrados huespedes les fueron pre-
sentados por ell Lcdo. Llorens Torres
al doctor Manuel Zeno Gambia, di-
rector de LA Correspondence" y
al sr. Mocese Padilla, corresponsal
de ese dlario en- esta ciudad.
Estuvimos departiendo y toman-
do impresiones con dichos sehores.
Iermlnamos de conner V nos diriji-
mos a la plaza de las Delicias, dom
de estuvimos cambiando impresio-
nes hasta las doce y media de la
noche.
Reciban los distinguidos visitsn-
tes nuestra mas enthusiastic feicita-
cl6n por la labor patriotica que estan
reahzando, y gratas impresiones lie
deseamos mientras est6n en- nuestra
patria.
FL dla 30 del corriente llegaran a
San Juan, ell Lcdo. Mationzo Cintron.
Sc nos asegura'q. este ilustrado COM
patricia y los conferencistas Srs Con
zalez Blanco, Y Crespo Est6vcz.
que accidentalmente Sc encontraran
en- San Juan para dicha fecha, toma-
ran parte en- el hermoso festival que
habIa el % del corriente en- cele-
bra del 35 aniversario de SUI
fundaci6n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-06-21
I'm incendio en-
Sabana Llama
A primera hora de hoy Sc dijo
en- la ciudad que Ia casa del
senior A. Solomon. en- Sabana
Llama, hahia SidO destruida
p0r IN incendiO.
Las perdidas Sc calculan en-
$4,000 y no ocurrio NADIA
a los RESIDENCES.

Esta mahana Sc dijo en- la ciudad
que en- Sabana-Llana. en- la casa re.
sidencia del Sr. 4. Solomon. habia
ocurrido un ineendio, destruyendose
aquella Via mayor parte sino todo.
los muebleS y enSeres. Dicha vivien-
da esta situada en- la finca del Sr.
Solomon, en- ell camino que conduce
a Carolina y Sc informaba O.. la cassa
del incendio fu6 uno de los hilos del
alumbrado alectrico lie la misma.
Las pfrdidas Sc hacen subir a
$1,000 A los familiares residentes
en- la expresada casa no les ocurri6
NADIA. A medic dia 10 >e tenfa como
cimiento del suceso en- el cuarte!
general &c policia. o al mcnos. asi
Sc informo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-06-21
De Ia oficina de Sandal.
Informe que solicitan los seho'
res Muloz Morales y Brown.
Quejas en- Humacao.

Los sehores Muhoz y Brown
abogados de San Juan, solicitan
Sc les informe 81 la Sra. MAI
tina Cockrell, Sc encuentra
inscrita en- los libros registros de la
junta superior de sanidad y 81 esta
autorizada para ejercer en- Puerto
Rico como mGdica Osteopatica. Sc
ha informado que nj en- ell libro regis
tro aparece el nombre de dicha Sra
y q seg,jn informa ell secretario del
Board de milicos examinadores ma
nifiesta que nj la Sra. Cockell nj los
que hasta ahora Sc vienen dedicando
q la prdctica dc la Osteopatfa, en- P.
Rico, han Sido autorizados para la
practica dc e>a rama de la medicina.
FL ayudante, P. L. transcribe una
communication del jefe de distrito de
Cabo Roio, pi,Iiendo Sc envie un ms
pector de sanidad pues el matadero
v la carniceria presentan muchas de
ficiencias, que deben ser subsanadas.
FL Official de sanidad de Humacao,
por haber rccihido quejas de algu-
nos vecinos del poblado de las Pie
dras. ordend al sub-inspector de sa-
nidad. DR.. Brice. rccogiese alguna
muestras del aqua que Sc utiliza por
aquellos vecin0S. para ser remitidas
al Laboratorio Quimico para SUI ana
Isis
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-06-21
LECTURA CAMPESlNA.

La ceboGa.-Su cultivo en- unas
cuantas pa:abras.
Ell sistema de siembra de pie no es
recomendable. S!embrese almaciga
en- el'otono para trasplantar 10 mas
pronto possible en- Ia primavera, pro
curando que tengan las plantas el
grueso de TN lapiz. Prefierase terreno
arenoso bien cultivado . 81 Sc ha de
cultivar a mano. puede hacerse ca
ber mayor numero de plantas en-.
igual superflcie. En- este easo rayese
a 30 centimetros de separation de1as
lfneas, y coloquense las matas q 40
centfmetros entire ST.
La cebolla extiende sus rafces q
poca profundidad; asi es que debe
regarse y cultivarse el suelo con fire.
cueac:a. 81 llega a faltarle el aqua y
q parasizar su crec!miento, cuando
Sc vuelven a regar los bulhos tlende
q subdiwd:rse, produciendo cebollas
euates que no Sc venden bien Guam
do las hoias Sc empiezan a poner
amariiias, cosechese. No Sc espere
que Un!formemente pase este en- to-
do el sembrado. Es preferible cose-
char III POGO antes que un POGO deS-
pues. Ponganse al sol 10 bulbos an
tes de almacenarlos, para que Sc Sc
quen bien y despues c6rtese ell talio
Almacenense en- capas POGO gruesas
a zareos, en- lugar seco, fresco, y So
bre todo ventllado.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-06-21
Il record De Ia ve|ocidad.
Una casa de material conStrui
da en- doCe hOras.
Para la obra sc empleo &C.
mento armada.

Los enthusiasts del cemento ar
mado, segdn un periodico, estan en-
vfsperas de festejar un nuevo exlto
de este sistema de construction: '"el
record de velocidad".
En- los Estados Unidos, Edison,
que de algun tempo a esta parte Sc
vlene preocupando del .problema de
la vivienda barata, acaba de anun-
clar a sus consociados que Sc encuen-
ira en- condiciones de edificar una
serle de casas de tres pisos, cada una
de las cuales vendra a saGr a mil dol
lars de costo y quedara terminada en-
- horas.
FL sistema que empleara sera de
cemento armada. La pasta adoptada
para revestimiento del armazon Sc
compondra de una parte de cemento
tres de arena y cinco de piedra tritu-
rada. Las escaleras, los bshos y otros
accessories del edificio, seran tambien
de cemento armada y formaran cuer-
po con las paredes maestras y tabi-
ques. No Sc utilizara la MADEIRA mas
que para las puertas " ventanas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-06-21
la SANDAL EN- lMAYAGUEZ.

Elalcalde municipal de Mayagae'
desmiente el rumor propalado po1
los alarmistas y enemlgos ocultos a. !
aquella administration mumcipal
sobre el estado de abandono de l.
hygiene pdbica en- Mayaguez' 5
bien es verdad que hay algunas ae. Ges
ficiencias, como las hay en- Ss touas
nartes estas Sc vienen suosananpuo pao
paulatmamente y q medida que loS
recursos municipales 10 permlten'
En- una jurisdiction con 4o'ooo J pr,
co de habitantes, donde solo ezS.eI1 i:';
tres medicos municipales vel oflela. d.
de sanidad, NADIA tiene de partle.uia, .aa
que aparezca, de vez en- cuand1 , essn san
tendido el servicio de hospital San s',a
Antonio, teniendo que pres'al eus eus
cuidados & los mdltiples casos oe e'
fermedad que Sc presentan' to-
Ademas-dice el alcalde-ne .e
nido el honor de recibir un telesli Ii
ma del Hon. Gobernador donde d- ~
ce: "Que qued6 satistecho con ao,;' IL
general apariencia de nuestra oeN-
ciosa ciudad.", 9;
bien es cierto que ha atravesaoo pe :
ri6dos de crisis en- 10 que respe,a "a a
sanidad, ha sido por motives ue aS
poca cantidad para las atene'1n.e .
de este importante ramo que nan
sido asignadas en- sus presuPuesvo,n,
Cartas confidenciales reclenteinsn
te recibidas nos dicen que taleS ~
mores son infundados y que Soip I y
trata de contrariar a su actual a.. a.
de en- sus gestiones administrators, ;,
Conocemos al Sr. Riera Palmer y
sus especiales condolences como au.
ministrador. Sus iniciativas en- Pro
del fomento de su pueblo son olen
conocidas. ,,o
Estamos seguros de que 81 aisula
deficiencia Sc observa no sera deoioo
q Ia falta de iniciativa nj q su ouen
deseo, sino a la falta de recurso'
suficientes para llevar a cabo lmpof-
tantes obras en- su pueblo.
Con ell tesoro mumclpal u,
regulares condolences podrla ei
Sr. Riera Palmer hacer mu-
cho mas por su pueblo; pero en- eies-
tado actual de aquela tesorerla' no
creemos iusto pedir mas, porque Sc
ria exigir nuevos prodiglos los va
realizadosen aquella administrator
nor el Sr. Riera Palmer.