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Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1910-03-05

death dealing slides at Burke, Mace
and the Carbonate Hill Mining oom-
pany camp at Midnight Sunday.
Five hundred men are still digging
away with picks, shovels and axes in
relays hoping to rescue more miners
wives and children imprisoned in their
ruined homes crushed as eggshells
while residents were sound asleep.
The corrected list of the dead at the
Mace slide: r. H. Pascoe, superinten-
dent of the Standard mine, and his son
and daughter; Mrs. Ed Kittrell and two
children; Mrs. John Fennell; AL Laird
and mother; Richard Moyle; J. Thorn
son; T. b. Moore.
Killed in the Burke slide: Dave
Shepherd, Dick Riohott, James Rogers
and two children of Al Newman.
Killed at Carbonate Hill: John and
Eric Holm.
Those who dug Mrs. Pascoe from the
ruins Of her home, where she was pin
ned down by the twisted frame of al
iron bed, say her life was probably
saved by this protection.
Mrs Pascoe is the sole survivor o.
her family of four.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1910-03-05
IDAHO JOTTINGS.

Weiser is to have a 100000 hotel
built this year.
John A. Bell was found not guilty
of arsop at Wardner.
An agricultural experiment station is
advocated at Idaho Falls.
A 300-barrel flour mill to cost $685.
600 will be built at Twin Falls this
summer.
The state of Idaho has model farm
at the Blackfoot insane asylum com
prising 662 acres.
A recent bill reported to senate APP
propriates 100000 for the erection of
building at Pocatello.
At st. Maries plant to cost $500, 900
will be installed to cut the 60,O00,00
feet owned by company there.
Three hundred thousand fruit trees
will be set out this spring in Council
valley, covering total of 2,245 acres.
In the recent big rabbit drive, which
took place in the Boise valley, 17s
sportsmen slaughtered between 2,50C
and 5000 rabbits.
Work of layirg steel on the Idaho &
Nez Perez will begin at once, several
cars of rails having already arrived
More are in transit.
1t is estimated that in the 100000
head of sheep that are wintering il
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1910-03-05
MORE GRAZING ALLOWED.
Large Increase in Stock in National
Forests.

The amount of stock which will be
authorized to Craze in the national for
ests, in 1910, in accordance with the
decision of the secretary of agricul-
fure shows an increase in the total
number as compared with last year
of approximately 100000 cattle and
horses and 100000 sheep and goats. The
total. allowance for the coming grazing
season is 1857 ,444 cattle and horses
and s,323,OOO sheep and goats.
The most important increases are in
Nevada, Colorado, Montana, Utah and
swashington. Except in Nevada, where
Il million acres have been added to the
rational forest area, through the Gre
ALTON of the Nevada forest, the in
crsases are attributed to improved
range conditions due to regulated
grazing. q,
i''The secretary is solicitous to get the
greatest possible utilization of the
range resources of the national for
ests that the forests might contribute,
so far as consistent with preservation
of forest growth, to the market supply
Of beef and mutton.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1910-03-05
Slide Hits Trains;
Many Lives Lost

Everett, Wash, March Twenty
three are known to be dead, % are
missing and score are injured as re-
suit of the avalanche which down the
mountainside above Wellington, at the
west portal of the Cacsade tunnel, ear
ly this morning and brushed two Great
Northern trains, one the westbound
Spokane Express and the other an over
land train, off the narrow ledge TO the
high line. hurting them to the bottom
of the canyon, 200 feet below. Coupled
to the Spkoane Express was Superin-
tendent O'Neill's private car. This
was carried over the precipice with
the rest of the train. Three locomo-
tives, four powerful electric motors
used to haul trains through the Cas-
cade tunnel, the depot at Wellington
and a water tank were also carried
away by the slide and buried under
tons of debris. Messages from the res
cuers at work are brought from Well
ington to Scenic and are brief. None
of the passengers had been identified
when the last message was received
there and their names are not known
From reports received at the Great
Northern offices here it is evident tina
the greatest loss of life was among thu
passengers ON the Spokane local. Th'
wrecked trains lie piled on top of eacl
other 200 feet below the siding upol
which they stood when the avalanche
swept over them.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1910-03-05
MILLIONS OF ACRES
FOR IDAHO FARMS
University Student Complies Data
Showing 100000 Acres Avail
able for Dry Farming.

Joseph Sudweeks, a student at the
Agricultural college of the University
of Idaho, has been making an investiga-
tion of the opportunities and possibili-
ties of Idaho as affording attractive in
vestments in agriculture and according
to his statement there is 100000
acres classed as agricultural, and while
there has been an immense increase in
land cultivated, only 4,1so,ooO acres are
ACTUALLY under cultivation.
About one-half of this last amount
is irrigated. According to national and
state investigation and surveys by the
geological department there are yet
100000 acres in Idaho that can be
successfully dry farmed in the south
ern portion of the state.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1910-03-05
MONTANA NEWS.

Thomas Henry Pomeroy, who had re-
sided in Montana for 25 years, died at
Whitehall recently.
At Fortine, Lincoln county, George
johnson, who runs saloon and hotel, is
under arrest. Mrs. johnson charges
cruelty to her and child.
By arrangement between counsel for
f. A. Heinze and District Attorney
Wise, the trial in New York of Mr..
Heinze on charges of making false en-
tries in the books and the misapplica-
ton of funds of the Mercantile
National bank has been postponed from
March until some time after April II.
A sensation was sprung at Lewis
town in the trial of Charles Spangler
for the murder of Lawrence Boland,
January 10, when the prosecution in
troduced as evidence the skull of
Boland, scraped clean of flesh to show
that Boland was Drained with an ak
and not shot, as claimed by SpangleT
in plea of self -defense.
Mark Cockrell is in the custody of
the sheriff at Fort Benton, pending in
quiry into the death by shooting Of
Henry Brinkman at Marias postoffice
40 miles north of Fort Benton. Coekrell
went to town and informed the sheriff
of the shooting. He claims that Brink
man attacked him, and knocked hin
down, and that he shot in self-defense
4 Both are married men of middle age
who have been neighbors for a long
time. 1t is understood there has beer
trouble between them over school dis
triet matters
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1910-03-05
NEWS OF THE WORLD.
SHORT ITEMS FROM MOST ANY
PLACE ON The GLOBE.
A Review of Happenings in Both East
ern ard Western Hemispheres During
the Past Week-National, Historical
Political and Personal Events Told in
Short Paragraphs.

In square miles the area of the
British Empire is 11,211, 900.
Theodore Roosevelt telegraphs that
he will arrive in Berlin on May 10.
Elihu Vedder, noted American painter,
now a resident of Rome, celebrated his
74th birthday Saturday.
Berlin is fully in sympathy with the
fight in America against the increased
cost of the necessities of life.
President Taft has sent special
message to congress urging improve
ment of the personnel of the navy.
The viceroy and Lady Mimic recently
gave a great state ball in Calcutta in
honor of the opening of the new
councils.
The Freewater (Ore.) cannery has
been sold to the California Cannery as
ISOLATION, one of the biggest operators
on the Coast.
Unless some extraordinarily smooth
diplomacy is exercised to prevent, there
will be a general miners strike this
year in the east.
The extreme cold weather in Maine
recently caused several deaths. Frank
A. Burnham and John McDermott were
among the number.
Ernest H. Shackleton, V. c. o., tn,
distinguished Antarctic explorer, viii
arrive in New York from London on thu
Lusitania on March 25.
w. r. Abercrombie will be retire,
at Fort Wright, Spokane, as heutenan
colonel on basis of 80 years service
on his own application.
Eleanor Robson, the actress, was mar
ried Saturday to August Belmont, prob
ably the richest widower in New York
at Miss Robson S home.
A monster of battleship of 1890
tons displacement, the most powerful
the world has ever seen, is the ambitio
of the navy department.
President Taft will be the principa
speaker at the banquet of the Leagu
of Republican State clubs at the ns
tional capital on April 9.
Vienna, Austria.-The promoters Q
the Budapest aviation meeting hav
fixed the amount of prize money to b
offered at half million francs.
An anticipated deficit of $40, OOo,OC
has disappeared, and the budget {
Russia for the first time in % yea
4. was closed showing a surplus of $3.50
600.
Berlin.-To 191 maid servants WI
have completed 40 years of service
; the same family the German empre
) has presented gold brooches al
diplomas.
A cablegram from Valparaiso, Chi
says that Mr.. Bryan has declared
friends there that he is not a cand
G date for the national nomination
! presidency.
1 King Edward, having formal
{ opened parliament, is now gettii
e ready for his regular spring vacatio
}, He expects to get away within a wet
G and will be away for month or S
G weeks.
r That Spain has practically gott
G over the bitterness caused by the 10
Il of Cuba is evidenced by the fact tn
f recently a group of Spanish officers v
tied the Cuban legation and deliver
to the charge affairs, Senior MANI
S. Pichardo, one of the Cuban fla
captured by the Spanish army in t
g. 10 years. war.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1910-03-05
Haney's Comet Visible.

After the brief apparition of Comet
Aldo, which was plainly visible dur
ing the latter part of January, Halley IS
comet is now engrossing the attention
of astronomers throughout the country,
and this interesting object now prom
ises to come within the ken of the
naked eye within a week or so.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1910-03-05
SANG IN IA LANGUAGES.
Gteat Gathering of Church Workers in
Chicago.

In Aehe La Sale Avenue church, of
which the Rev. j. Y. Montague is
pastor, last Monday evening men and
women of fourteen different nationali-
ties, reunited by one common tongue
English, gathered for a religious meet
ing, which probably has had no fore
runner in Chicago, or perhaps in
America.
Fourteen different languages were
spoken, or rather sung, for all the ad
dresses of the evening were in English
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1910-03-05
Japs aeduce Duty on Oil.

Tokio.-Foliowing receipt of cabled
petition from the Associated Chambers
of Commerce of the Pacific Coast, Presi-
dent Nakano, representing the Japa-
nese chambers of commerce, has intro
duced in the house Of representatives
a bill to reduce the tariff rate OF crude
oil from so to 80 per cent.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1910-03-05
Nicaraguan Army Beat.

luefelds.-General Pedro Romero, a
government officer, was killed in a fight
with a force of PROFESSIONALS Saturday
The recent silence of General Mena il
explained by a report of the victory
of the PROFESSIONALS was received. The
engagement was fought at Morrito, a
small town about midway on the east
shore of Lake Nicaragua.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1910-03-05
Leads in Tobacco Exports.

The United States leads the world
as an exporter of tobacco and is the
second leading market of the world for
importing tobacco. Last year the
United States supplied $41, 900 900 in
a total of approximately $3.50, 900 900
worth of tobacco and the tobacco manu-
features which entered into interna-
tional markets.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1910-03-05

The man who looks downward is
impressed with his own greatness, but
the one who looks upward realizes
his own smallness.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1910-03-05
Latest Report.

Twenty-one lives snuffed out, 30
homes still buried beneath 30 to 40 feet
of snow and ice in two towns. scores of
bruised and bleeding women and chill
dren taken from the hardened mass and
property worth probably SloO,o 900 dam
aged, sums up the devastation OF three
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1910-03-05

Vanity in a woman is almost as bad
as conceit in man.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-02-03
NOTA De DUELO

En- su rssidencia de San Juan ha
fallecido aver una distinguida dana
muy conocida en- esta ciudad y en-
parentada con numerosas familas
de esta sociedad.
La que fue respectable senora Adela
Sabina Geigel y Gonzalez viuda dc
Blanco es Il fnada y su entierro 81
nevo & efecto hoy 4 las 10 a. m. re
sultando un acto muy concurrido 'cG
que estaba Representatives todos los
elementos de esta sociedad.
Entire sus deudos Sc encuentrar
las distinguidas familias de Blanco
Geigel, Patron-Geigel, Aragon-Gei
gel, Geigel-Bird, Luis Gonzalez San
tana, Luis Herrera Geigel, esposo:
Herrera Gorbea, y son hijos de Ia q
fue los jovenes Benigne y Enrique
Blenco Geigel. A todos enviamos Ia
mas exprexivs condolencia tomando
parte en- 50 pena.
: Dios haya en- su seno ell alma de la
! sue deia en- esta sociedad grato re-
|cuerdo de afecto por sus virtudes y
bondades.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-02-03
& juicio contra Requena
Sc lie acusa del delito de
escalamiento. conslsten
te en- Ia substracion de
unas rnonedas de oro.
A preguntas del ,fiscal. al senior
ReyesSilya desi. Requena vol.
vic por Ia noche, eontesto:
81 senior; j robarmelas.

En- Ia rnahana de hoy, y en- Ia So
sion "a. de Ia Corte del distrito, tu-
vo lugar Ia vista de Ia causa contra
Ramon Requena, & Quien el fiscal
acusa del delito de escalamiento
Constitudo el jurado, Sc ley6 por
el secretario Ia denuncia cue sostie-
ne el fiscal y que el abogado de-
fensor Lcdo. THol MEGA en- nombre
del acusado.
Comparece como testigo de ca rgo
Manuel Reyes Silva. Declare al fiscal
ser ese su nombre, que tuvo una pla
terra en- Ia Gale de San Francisco %
de esta ciudad. Que ala por el mes
de octubre de 1909 estuvo una ma
mana el acusado en- su establecimien
to, y viendo las 1nonedas de oro,
le pregunto Ell precio y sin comprar
ninguna, &c march6.
Ell fiscal, le pregunta 81 Ramon
Requena volvio luego.
El testigo dice que 81, por Ia noche
q robarselas.
Fiscal. --Puede I'd. decir & los
Sres.del jurado las prendas robadas
Testigo -Si, sehor. SAGA un papel
y lee 80 monedas de ORC, de 4 50 40
cada una; 7 leontinas, z relojes En-
chapados, 6 reloies acero, 6 afle-
res de ORC, y varias prendas mas.
Juan Gutierrez, Detective, dice
que tuvo conocimiento del hecho
por Reyes Silvas y Sc puso { hacer
diligencia yobtuvo de clio conseguir
algunas monedas. Explica como.
Luciano LAMA, comerciante, de
clara que el acusado estuvo en- su es-
tablecimiento s Zanzibar una none
da de ORC como de 81 que Ia cambio
y luego Ia entreg6 q Ia detective.
Victor velez. -Dependiente de
Cordero y dag, dice que el acusado
estuvo en- el estsblecimiento y le
cambi6 una naoneda de oro Ia que
entreg6 lusgo { u detective.
Terminada i prutba de cargo Sc
suspende Ia session.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-02-03
la desCedi(a &c aver.
Los delegados a la camara
y otras personals van al
muelle a despedir la CO.
mission.
Fl Sr. BeDitez Castahos aplaza
su viaje para despues.

4 las 8 de Ia tarde de aver Sc reu-
MO gran numero de personas en- el
muelle del vapor que conduce 4 los
Estados Unidos a los Sres. Muho,
Rivera, Coll Cuchy y Benitez Casta-
nos, q. van en- representation d. Ia
camara de delegados q compareceg
ante el comite de asuntos insulares
de Washington para tratar de obte-
ner que el Congreso norteamericano
ample en- la forma mas liberal po
sihle la proposition de reformas del
bill Foraker sometidas a su conside-
racion por aquel organismo AL sr.
Benitez Castahos no le fue possible
realizar ahora ell viaie. La mayor par
te de los delegados a la camara estu
vieron en- el muelle a despedir a sus
compaheros, y muchas otras perso
mas Sc vieron tambien ALI.
Deseamos el mejor viaje q los CO.
misionados y que el mas lisongero
exito corone sus esfuerzos, va que
este seria en- bien del pueblo de Puer
to Rico q cuya camara representa-,
mana de Carmen, mayor que ella, pc
70 tambien muy nina. Dice 10 ocu-
rrido a su hermana.
Concluida las pruebas, Faustinc
Montes de Oca, q. es de estatura bs
ia, como de 20 8 81 amos, color par.
do, hsonomia POGO agradable, nc
quiso declrar.
El fiscal Sc levanta Y dice a los S.e:
del jurado;
"Dejo q vuestra consideration Ia
causa que contra Faustino Montes {
Oca sigue el pueblo de Puerto Rico
a qulen yo tengo cl honor de repre-,
sentar, para que vosotros, a sola:
con vuestra conciencia, juzgueis
81 las pIutcas QUE he presentado er
este case, son sufcientes para da,
IN veredicto da culp25!e contra el
acusado.
e. iuez instruye al ju-ado V este
Sc getira q dei;berar. ! los 10 minu.
tos trajo un veredicto de cllpabili'
dad contra el acusado.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-02-03

|CATASTRDFE
Ei MEXICO.
Una explosion de gri-
su Hodujo SO
m.uertos y 40 heri-
dos. i
Perry solicfta recursos pa
ra If al Polo Sur,
Turquia moviliza tropas contra
Grecia.
a
Turquia moviliza tropas contra
De nuestro sefsicio cablegrafco

~
New York, Febrero 3.--Un tele,
grama de Mexico da cue nta de una
horrorosa explosion ocurrida en-
Palau en- el estado de Coahuila, al
nordeste de aquella republica. La
catastrofe fue .sprodu cida por infla-
maciop del gr ISL. Hasta ahora han
sido extraido S de las galerias sub
terraneas go cadaveres y 40 heridos.
New York Ebrero 3.-El conan
dant e Peary hapedido a Ia sociedad
geog rafica de Washington los ele-
mentos necesarios para equipar una
poderosa expedition para If & des.
Gu brir el polo ST.. La docta Asocia-
cion contestoss 4 la peticion
del exploradors ofreciendole cuan
tos recursos sean necesarios pa
ra llevar a Ia realization Ia empresa.
New York, ,Febrero 3.-Un des-
pacho de Turquia informa que el 60
bierno de Ia Puerta ha ordenado
la movilizacion de la escuadra.
Una flotilla de cruceros y torpedo
ros Sc dirige al mar deCandia rumbo
& Creta. El ministro de la guerra tur-
co ha dictado Las ordenes oportunas
para que varios regimientos avan-
cen hasta Metzova y Turnovo en- Ia
frontera, inmediaciones de Ia pro-
vincia griega de Tesalia. De Janina
han salido varios escuadrones turcos
con ordenes de- invadir el territorio
griego a Ia prinera orden que le sea
trasmitida Gsecia moviliza a toda
prisa, fuerzass para dirijirlas 4 Ia
}Yontera. Sc cree inevitable un ROM
pimiento de hostiidades.
New York, Febrero 3.-Los 60
biernos de Parts y Berlin no han po-
dido llegar & uri ientendido amistoso
en- el asunto dallas tarifas,
Temese unssguerra comercial en-
tire ambas nacpnes. Ambos gobier-
nos hacen esfuSrzos por conjurar el
conficto rnediante reciprocas conce-
stones.
New York, Febrero 3.-Se han
iniciado en- todas las naciones sus-
cripciones populares para ayudar 4
Paris en- SUI reciente desastre. Las
colonias francesas organizan colec-
tas en- todas parties, las que son aten-
didas generosamente por ell pueblo.
Los trabaios de impieza adelantan
rapidaamente. Un cuerpo de inge-
pieros procede activamente Ia re-
reconstruction de los puentes y
mueNes que fueron destruidos por
la reciente inundacion.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-02-03
Carmen Lopez victi-
ma de criminal aten-
tado.
Viose ante la c ert e
el case y el acusado que
no tenia defensor, no qui-
SO defenderse.
Fl jurado de acuerdo con las
conclusiones del fiscal, dio We.
redicto de culpabilidad.

Ante la corte de distrito secci6n
"a, Sc VIC hoy ante jurado, Ia causa
contra Faustino Moptes de Oca, por
ultraje a Ia nina Carmen Lopez, de
7 amos de edad.
Constituido el iurado y leida por
el secretario la acusacion el Sr. fs-
cal Sc levanta y la sostiene.
Montes de Oca no tiene defensor.
Empiezan las pruebas testi6cales,
y ell fiscal hace sentar en- la silla de
testigos, q la nina Carmen Lopez.
Profunda expertacion produjo Ia
presencla de Ia ofendida. Es de esta-
tura pequena, gruesa, de hsonomia
agradable
\ preguntas del fiscal, Carmen
da su nombre, Y con voz muy debil
hace relate los Sres. del jurado de
10 que le ocurri6 con Montes de Oca
En- sus manifestaciones Sc notaba el
selo de Ia inocencia.
Los Sres. del lurado oyeron las
manifestsciones de Ia nina, con pro
funda atenci6n.
Ocup6 Ia silla, el Dr. Cueto, E. Q
expica, clentficamente su dicta-
men.
Declara despues Felirita Roias
Es la madre de Ia nina. Una mujeI
jjven, de regular estatu.a Y ruy en-
ferma. Con paso lento Y nuy fat;go-
sa, llega a Ia silla Sc sienta, v conte:
ia d las preguntas del fiscal Dice que
es Ia madre d Carmen, rehere 10 ocu-
r!ido a su hija, y su relate irnpresio-
Ia soDre manera al auditor.o. Con.
c.Uye su declaration v al pasar POI
q lugar en- donde esta Faustino, le
lanza una mirada de indignation.
Declara Ramona Lopez. Es her
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-02-03
Una oLden eiecutiya
Continuaci6n de Ia psgina Ia

O'OuttuuACaOu 70 IN p'Siuo Ia
Articulo l4.-El chauffeur" antes
4 ds deiar 81 garage" despues del re-
e1eso de SD autom6vl de I'm vlaje,
procurara dedicar el cuidado conve-
ninente Il cuero y otras parties ex-
puestas 8 sufrir deterioro por negh-
gencia. Tan pronto como sea posi-
BE despues de esto, limpiara compile
BE despues de esto, limpiar COM
pletamente, engrasara y prestara las
demas atenciones debidas, 4 las pie
sas vivas del CAIRO, en- seguida in
formara por escrito al jefe mccain
co, de cualquier defecto Q rotura que
haya ocurrido en- el viaje 6 que pue-
da descubrirse al examinar ell caro-.
Artfculo 15.-En case de volear un
autom6vil en- el camno y tratarse
de notificar el hecho y pedir el auxi-
Go que pueda ser necesario, Sc tele-
fonearA 8 telegrafiara inmediatamen
te al Jefe del Negociado de Impren-
ta Y Materiales de Oficina.
Articulo 16.-E Jefe de Negociado
de Imprenta y Materiales de Otlcl-
na sera responsible del culdado u
conservation de todos los autom6vl-
les bajo su inspection y de Ia estric-
to observancia por los empleados de
81 negociado, de las reglas preceden-
tes en- cuanto 4 elos conc,ernan, Elm
formarA en- seguida al secretario de
Puerto Rico de cualquier infracci6n
de las mismas, recomendandole Ia
correction disciplinaria que, q su
iuicio, las circumstances exijan.
Artfculo 17.-El Jefe del Negociado
de Imprenta y Materiales de Oficina,
tan pronto como sea possible, hara
todos los dias laborables un infor-
me al Secretario de Puerto Rico, en-
h forma que este prescriba, respec-
to al estado de cada uno de los auto
movies bajo su jurisdiction y de
los viaies hechos durante el dfa pre-
oedente.
Artfculo l9.-Todas las reglas y re-
gaamentos hasta aqui en- vigor, re-
jerentes al uso y destino de los auto
movies del Gobierno, quedan dero-
gados por esta 6rden.
lSgd.) Geo r. Celton. -Gobena-
dor de Puerto Rico.
/ Gyd.) George Cabot Word.-
Seegetario de Puerto Rico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-02-03
0TR0 QOE CAE.

Despues de una larga y cruel do
lencia en- que "a ciencia luchara q
brazo partido por guitar su presa q
Ia muerte, ha fallecido en- su re-
sidencia de San Juan, el que fue don
Juan Bautista Rodriguez conocido
y acreditado ingeniero y cabeza de
una respectable familia de esta socie-
dad. El Sr. Rodriguez desempeno
importantes cargos pubhcos en- el 60
bierno insular &c Ia isla entire ellos
en- el departamento del Interior y an
tes Tue director de "a companfa de
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yos puentes tueron por e. dirigidos.
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