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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-10-16
EXHIBITORS APPRECIATE
WORK Of Commissioner
G|LbREAIH AT BIG SHOW
Resolutions adopted Saturday night
Urging Permanence of Exposition

That the exhibitors at the Industrial
exposition appreciated the great work
accomplished by Supt. Gilbreath is
evidenced by the unanimous adoption
of the following resolutions Satur-
day night:
Whereas, we, individual exhibitors
and those in charge OF the various
county exhibits and displays at the
North Dakota Industrial exposition,
do earnestly desire to express our
sincere thanks and appreciation to
Commissioner w. C. Gilbreath for his
untiring work in formulating and car
ryting to successful termination
this first Industrial exposition.
Be it resolved, that We as indi-
viduals and also as representatives OF
the various counties exhibit at this
exposition, do heartily endorse the
manner in which the exposition and
all branches thereof have been con-
Quoted. That We commend the fair
and honest and conscientious manage
ment of this exposition at the hands
of Commissioner Gilbreath, which Is
apparent to every exhibitor and esp7-
cially to those of us who have re-
manned here during the three weeks
of the exposition.
Be it further resolved, that We do
extend our thanks to Commissioner
Gilbreath for making possible this
wondrous showing Of North Dakota's
resources, and that We believe he has
done a great good for our state
through the lesson it has taught
North Dakotans as we'll as the people
of other states of this great north
west by showing to them the agri-
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-10-16
AMuSEM ENTS
GRAND
All New 1onidht.

The new bill that opens at the
Grand tonight should prove treat to
the theatre goers, Jefferson and De-
Rex in high class singing, talking
and dancing turn are sure to please
all with their clever work. The illus
trated song rendered by Mabel Deg
nan Earnes will be new tonight as will
the picture program, big laugh max
ing comedy will be seen in 'His Best
Girl After AL" If you wish to laugh
then attend the Grand tonight
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-10-16
INFORMAL BANQUET
At HOTEL M'KENzIE
DAD LEONARD OF AMERICAN
STEEL AND WIRE CO..
WAS HOST
All Material for the Feast With Ex.
ception Of the Coffee was raised in
North Dakota.

Dad Leonard, who had been at the
exposition with a big display for the
American Steel and Wire company,
and who resides in Fargo, gave feed
to a party of friends at the Mckenzie
last night. The feature of the affair
was that the material for the feast
was all produced in North Dakota and
gathered from the county booths,
aside from the coffee drawn.
Emmons county contributed her big
loaf of bread; Williams county SAM
pies of her big onions; Eddy county
of her jams and preserves; while
Mercer county furnished the Swiss
cheese. The cheese was made by
David Juzeler of Broncho and was the
finest served in Bismarck in many
years. Mr.. Juzeler is prominent
rancher. land owner and former
member of the legislature. The beef
steak served was from Morton county
and the butter from Burleigh. The
mammoth loaf of bread from Emmons
occupied a position in the center of
the table and was surrounded by the
prize vegetables from Stutsman. Nc
Lean and Griggs counties, while Wells
furnished the flowers. Dad Leonard
presided in his inimitable style. The
guests were Col. Whitehead, States
Attorney H. l.. Van Penchoten, of
Mercer county, Joe Purcell, of Fargo
and representative of the Tribune.
It was a happy party and before ad-
journment Father LeouHrd was in
'dorsed for secretly of the state fair.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-10-16
ORPHEUM
The Three English Girls.

For the opening half of this week
Manager Bauer has arranged another
strong program at this popular thea
tire. Tie Three English Girls are re-
ported to have the best singing, dane
ing, talking and notwithstanding act
ever. seen in Bismarck The picture
program can be looked upon to be
up to the Orpheum's standard, with
plenty of comedy and dramatic scenes
Ethel Moore Bauer will have new H.
Illustrated song, all in all good bill
should be found for the fore part of
the week.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-10-16
Two PRISONERS
Make GETAWAY

LANGDON, N. D., Oct.16-Two pris.
oners escaped from the county jail
at Langdon. They were short change
artists said to hale from Calvin, and
were in awaiting trial for this and
kindred small offenses. Some time
during the early morning they broke
the plaster in the basement, smashed
the floor into the auditors office,
jumped out of the window and were
gone, the only other remaining 7ris-
oner was invited to 60 too, but re-
fused. No capture has as yet been
effected. It is probable the escapes
are now, in Canada. Such frequent
outbreaks prove the necessity for
new county Jail.
Franklein Gross of the Swiss Tyro1
is the soprano soloist in the concert
of the Alpine singers at the Presbyte'
rian church tomorrow night.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-10-16
TRY TRIBUNE WANTS ADS.

FOR SAlE-A few choice lots near
water and sewer line for SIS each.
Perfect titles. Block of lots $3.50.
Block of "a lots 1885. J. S. Knauss.
FOR REN1-Large room in modern
house. 423 Fourth st.
WANTED-A neat appearing young
man to act as caller for photo crew.
A good proposition for the right
man. Experience unnecessary. AID.
dress George G. Bradison. Genl De-
livery, City.
FOR RENT-Rooms at ia Main
street.
WANTED-Girl for housawork. APP
ply Mrs. George Stables, 302 Ave-
nue. D. Phone 4O5.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-10-16

county; J. A. :eld, Burleigh county;
pany; Mary Geierman, Northern Pa
cific railway; Paola La Villa, St. Paul,
Mimi; H. G. Grove, Bismarck; F. N
Thompson, 500 Railway; R. D. Hos
kins, Hoskins Floral Company;
Thomas Gray, N. D. State Peni'
Tertiary.
C. F. Leonard, American Steel Com.
pany; Chas Weigel Hebron Fire and
Pressed Brick Company; A. l.. De
Shon, Kidder County; G. S. Cryne,
Stark County; w. NJ. Hutsinpiller,
Dickey County; F. M. Wilson, Red
River Valley; w. E. Bulge, University
of N D.; H. H. Aaker, Aaker's Bust
ness College; F. P. Wernli, Williams
County; l.. H. Conradson, Hettinger
County; Oscar H Will, Will Seed
Company; B. H. Burrell, U. S. Road
Exhibit; F. P. Wernli. Billings Coun-
ty; G. H. Upper, Morton County;
Grant Call, Goodrich Call Company;
Lorena Thompson, The Famous; A. F.
Noble, Mckenzie County; c. P. Ror-
back, Medina Milling Company; Geo.
Ranney. De Laval Separator Company;
F. A. Copelin, Copelin Candy Com
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-10-16

would be, eternity or Moorhead. But
that was so long ago that Mr.. Parkin
was able TO come back to his cattle
on thousand hills and bull the bro.
mo settler market.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-10-16
ANTLERETrEs.
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Walter Parkin, who became an Elk
in the long years ago before Fred
1rysh or Judge Fisk were wearers of
the antlers looked on at the crowd
and recalled the night of nights when
he didn't kiow which the next step
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-10-16

White and Sullivan.
Cole, Mclntire and Archer.
Franklein Gross of the Swiss Tyrol
is the soprano soloist in the concert
of the Alpine singers at the Presbyte.
rian church tomorrow night.
Miss Cora Genevieve Ramsden is
the reader and elocutionist with the
Alpine singers and yodlers.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-10-16

the Fargo cash register man smiled
and admitted it.
1t gave George Wilder lot of sat
isfaction to note that Grand Forks
crackers were served with the Rus
sian tea.
Brother Wuerst shouldn't have done
it, but after it was done the brothers
should have protected him from Judge
Nuchols.
The Swiss Yoddlers and Glee Club
give their popular concert next Tues
day evening at the Presbyterian
church in the Lyceum Course, Single
admission Is cents.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-10-16

Have you tried the new SC cigar
wonder, John Ruskin?
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-10-16

CLIFFORD'S RESTAURANT
OPEN DAY End NIGHT.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-10-16

Otto Fiechtl. the champion yodler
of the Swiss Tyrol, will give his ia
nous yodel songs at the Presbyterian
church tomorrow night Second en-
tertainment in Lyceum course.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-10-16

Miss Cora Genevieve Ramsden i:
the reader and elocutionist with the
Alpine singers and yOdlers.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-10-16

When Col. George Frye, former
mayor OF Dickinson, stepped off the
train and saw the purple glow and
the white banners and the people
Ihurrying to and fro, he turned to me
and said: why this is al the WorlG
like a Dickinson street scene on a
quiet Sabbath afternoon when Uncle
Dan Manning was mayor"
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-10-16

R. c. Battey gained IL pounds in
weight before he went to bed.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-10-16

You wouldn't believe that Captain
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-10-16

The initiation of Judge Nichols
was one of the great matters OF in
terest. Many friends came to see the
Judge perform. and there were some
so mean that they wanted to see him
become so gentled that he you'd eat
out of your hand. The judge is a
Tennessean, and he likes to meet his
adversary face to face. He feels that
the sears on the front Of mans
anatomy cannot reflect upon him, and
for that reason he was ready to quote
authorities if necessary
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-10-16

Contractor Price of Fargo became
i'll during the ceremonies, but was re-
stored to consciousness by DR.. Treacy
of Bismarck lodge.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-10-16

Ed Hughes has a voice like Bourke
Cochrans and a memory that hits
the low as we'll as the high spots.
Dickinson lodge was mighty proud OF
him
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-03-08
Actuafdad ex'Taniera
JUAN MACE
(Continuara.)

EA reclente monumento inaugurado en-
Francia a La memoria de Julio Ferri ha
remozado el recuerdo de algunos de los
colaborvldores mas ilustres del estadista.
Descuella entire todos eli educador
Juan Mace, fundador de la Liga de la
EnsenanZa y autor de obras verdadera
mente encantadoras, en- que la infancia
de todos los palses halo solaz y recreo
Dos de sus escritos mas popnlares,' His
toria de un bocado de pam y La arit-
metica del abuelo'', se publicaron en-
;astellano hace mas de cuarenta AMOS
alcanzando ediciones n,lmerosas.
Fue Juan Mace el organizador Y re
generator de la primera ensenanza en-
Francia, antes y despues de la guerra
del 70. Su amor la ni1ez le Mev6 al
ejercicio active del magisterio, no obs
tante los elevados cargos que ocupara.
En- la educacion de Qas niiias ha quedado
I'm recuerdo poetico de sus lecciones y
Mace era juntamente para sus al1lmnas
gu1a SECURE, amable consejero, padre in
dulgente Prodig6 los tesoros de SUI sa
ber ensenando & la vez literature, his
toria de las ciencias, teneduria de libros,
Y lleg6 su desprendimiento hasta dar lee
clones de cocina. Compuso tambien
obras teatrales para las niias, y & mis-
mo ofici6 de director de escena.
De un peri6dico de la epoca, en- que
Ne publicaban las conferencias de Mace,
son estas delicadas palabras acerca de
Ia coQueterfa femenina: "Dios Sc encar
GO del atavfo de los pajares del cielo Y
de las flores de los campos; Dios inculc6
en- la mujer el deseo de ser hermosa, y
dej6 su iniciativa el realizarlo; la mu
ier, por consigniente, ha de esforzarse
en- realizar Ell designio providencial pc
ro habeis de tener en- cuenta, ante todo,
que dista mucho ese cnidado de Ia coque
terra ruinosa, que esteriliza y mata al
alma
La fsonomfa del maestro revestia STEM
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-03-08

sion de sus cargos cuando su nombra
miento haya sido sancionado por la
Junta Insular de Sanidad. Ell cargo
de vocal de la Junta Local die Sanidad
es incompatible con el de Ooncejal del
Ayuntamiento empleado del mismo
que no sea die caracter puramente tee
nieo facultativo. La Junta Local de
Sandal celebrara una session ordina
ria mensualmente y las extraordinarlas
,ue convoque ell oficial de Sanidad, no
pudiendo pasar de veinte y cuatro en-
cada aflo ell numero de dichas sesiones.
los miembros de Ia Junta Local de Ss
lidad, excepto ell Presidente, perc;bi
an una remuneration de un dollars
por cada sesi6A que asistan: Dispo
,iendose que La Junta Local de SAM
cad de la ciudad de San Juan, estara
oonStitulda por los miembros de la
Junta lnsular de Sanidad residences en-
esta capitalidad. Las susodichas jun
fas locales seran consideradas como de
legadas de la Junta Insular y tendr&n
unciones consultivas sobre todos los
"a suntos sanltarios de la zona. Las jun
aas locales de Sanidad recommendation 4
"a junta insular de Sanidad las modif
6aciones de los Reglamentos y de las
disposiciones vigentes que exijan las
condolences de cada localidad, de con
formidad con el Ayuntamiento cores
podiente; asi como recommendation las
ordenanzas sanitarias que en adelante
propongan 4 los Ayuntamientos de la
zona.
(Continuara.)
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-03-08
EN- ABISINIA

Es sabido que Nfcnclick vive atin. /
pesar de la variedad de necrologias 1.ls
le consagraron los peri6dicos y revistas
qe ambos mundOs; per. 81 rey de reyes
e~'a paraI5tico y afas,:o, ;rcapaz de d.;
rlgir les negocios del imperio que supo
20: luistar instituir.
La situaci6n lamentable del enfermo
motive guerras civiles y golpes de Est
90, conyirtien>io al, pals, antee pacific,
y prdspero, en- semiElero de conspir.eic
nes y reyueltas.
A la desgracia de la emperatriz Tai
tom, que sc VIC obligada abandonar la
corte, sucedi6 en- Mario Iltimo la re
gencia del ra Tassarna, que durante la
menor edad de Lidg Joasser gobierna los
destinos del vasto territorio. Tassama
goza de general estimation, pero carece
de Las cualidades de estadista que ador
naron q Menelick.
Ell regente no esta solo para soIucio
mar los conflictos polittcos; dispone de
un Consejo de ministries, institution nue.
va en- Etiopia, puesto que solo cuenta
tres amos de existencia. Ell presidente
del Consejo es, al propio tempo, minis
tro de Ia Guerra y generalisimo de las
tropas del imperio; es Urn hombre de
buen sentido, simpatico por sn desinte
res. Ell ministro de Justicia sc llama
Stefanos, y aunque es hombre de enten
dimiento claro, no Sc le juzga capaz Ie
idear para Abisinfa el C6digo moderno
cue esta necesita Eel >ministro de Esta
do ha. sabido conquistar el aprecio de los
europeos; el de Comercio, Hayle Gior
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-03-08
ADMoR.: missss Mascara csreis
Una agenciia Dc d|anaciiL

En- Norte America, ei pcriOdismo q.
candaloso, Gbelista, ha adguirido un
Extension verdadoramcate slarmanfe
Las publicaciones dc este err icter pr,
curan, como es 'ogieO, aiquirir tod.
:hcosta informee sobre Ia vida privads
no solo de los pes0nsJcs noiablcs De -
pals, sino especislmcaLe d. la alta -
ciedad inglesa. truto Dc ese pcrioGi.
no es la creaci6n de agencias DC espi,
naje y policia privadas, q acaba de- de-
lcubrirse en- Ipgsalerra.
Dcha Agencia ha gidO furdaia p1
una escritora, quien ~ ha pBes'o cp RI
laci6n con todos los eriados d. hotel.
p1blicos y casas particulars de- l.or
dres, a los que dirig1a IN s.guifrte m
silva
"Muy sciiOr MO- Mucho celhra~i
saber ST Sc halla ustsd disgues'o ..f
sagrar un par do horas por srmaaa
ganarse ol diucro, con solo es.ribi.u
una carta detalIada sobrc ,as persona.
cOnocidas de Ia sociedad iu~lssa que +.
|encuentran on Ia cssa on que rs,sl q.
We.
Yo pago liberalmeule, por moses vri
'idos, todas las carlas rccibidas on
ante ell mes prcccdcnlc. Soy e0labor
dora de varios diarOs amcricauos. de.i
cados 4 publican los chsrues del o.
las historias diycrtidas, etc. relative.
4 personas cOuocidas aqui. y adIuier
por 10 regular, un gran n6merO Be es1
cartas. E.
Para darle una idea de 10 que r
interesa, lie dire que, por ahora. to-
10 que Sc refierc Lady O.. y u. T.
es acceptable, eauss del proceso de q
famaci0n que acaba do inieiarss eufr
ellOs; asiuismo 10 que eoneicrue al jn
key ID. por razon 30 Ia demanda Il
divorcio dc Mary D..
Desearia sabor 81 lienc usted amivr
entre la genie dc lord IT..
(Siguen nombrc8 conocidisimos en
sociedad inglesa)
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-03-08
POST OFFICE AT SAN JUAN AS SECOND CLASS MATTER
morris

pre- la mayor seriedad al tratarse del go
.bierno de la vida, persuadido de que
en- materia de educaci6n NADIA hay insis
nifcante nj secundario.
Un artfculo de Juan Mace sobre la Ii
bertad al alcance de todos, mereceria Fl
jarse en- las escuelas de todos los pueblos
civilizados ''La libertad-decia el pro
fesor ilustre-es la ausencia de trabas
mas no Ia ausencia de leyes. La liber
tad es un bien que no cae del cielo: sur
ge de nosotros mismos. F.. La libertad
Sc otorga, es indispensable merecerla.
Juan Mace tiene I'm monumento h ace
muchos amos en- su pals natal. Por su
saber, por sus virtudes y por Ell apostolic
do que durante Ell transcurso de su ex's
tencia ejerci6, fgura entire las gloriaS
mas puras de la tercera epublica fran
cesa,
LA RESURRECTION DEL LATIN
Un srceso que regocijara seguramento
los contadoS humauistaS Que en la
TERRA van quedmdo, aunque sflO o1r
clalmente, pOr la triSte causa gu, 10 mo
tiva, es la muerte del cajero viants Kari
Rock, que sc suicide dlas pasados .:rrto
al mueble cuya cuStOdia le estaba rnco
mendada.
Karl Book sc dcspidi6 de sus amigos
escribiendo una elegia en- verSos latinos
Ell primer impulse dc la Compafiia dor
de Book prestaba sus servicios, fue. como
as natural, revisar los libros que eI ig
dorado latinista manejara. Paginas V
guarismOs sc hallaban nitidos E inmacu
lados.
Los industriales recordaron entonces
que Book acababa de perder a su ma
DIRE, y que hacla algun tempo que sc
mostraba triste y pesimista.
Ell caje1o era tambien casado padre,
a pesar de 10 cual deciaraba en- la com
poslclon de despedide que desde la muer
te de su madre la vida para 81 era una
carga insoportable.
La ocurrencia final de Karl Book |.
otorga ca5al derecho figurar en- la ga
terla de muertos extravagantes que ell
academico frances Richepin ilustr6 con
sn prosa fantasmag6rica
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-03-08

gis, es hombre dc nsgotws y active eur
peizante.
Ademas dc esos eonscjcr0s, hay On A.
sinia los de Haelcoda, Agrieultura
Obras p6bhcas y Coress y Telsgrsfo-
A esta lista va undo un hombrc qu.
SIN nevar ell tjtulo do ministro. dcscu
peha un papel imporssule: el sacerdoi.
maximo del pals, poblc de extracci6u
anciano habl hombre amable.
Estos ministries son hUmbrcs modesto
que careeen dc miu,sterios En- genera
sus despaehos sc reduecu q muy poco.
Les colaboradores siC lss ministries scu
mas bien servidsrr pcwenales que cn,
pleados del goberno, y esmo Jos conseje
ros respomsafaes aca~ dc cscaso sucIdo.
Sc aprovechaR do Ia psg'si6n que ccupsn
para enriqueeerye esno pueden. Tscs
negociosc Persanales socIcn dcssiarIos
de los deberestpanses A fata dc un JEFF
poderoso y Dc una. arrccci6n energies
|ef gobierro absin,o Gcmeia una agru
paci6n incohescnfe, cuya labor ba de scf.
por neeesidad estavrl, ,.s'' -
a.. 4 IT,. n q
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-03-08
HARRIET 80

Esta Agencia 10 sSo.indalo~. aiem
dc revelar TN estado moral de In sor
dad inglesa, dcmuestra Ia leniiai .
las leyes americanas "a 10 que Sc r
fiere al delito DO diGamaei6n. Asi Ia .
ganizadora dc la agcneia no Sc rocai
al firmar semejauto circular. y los T.
ri6dicos, libelcs han lIcgado cons
tuir una verdadcra playa en- ia soci
dad nOrteamericana
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-03-08
4 PIoyecto de Ley
de Sandal |nsu|ar,
APIobado pu Ia cdmaIa de Delegates
(Continuscion.)

Sces5n Ola per La preaenbe se crea
an Laboratorio Qulmlco-tsrenas0lo
4 cargo de un Quimlco fartnaceutlco
zaue Sera nomorad por ell Director oe
SaniSiad, con Ia aprobaeion de la Jun
ia Insular, elercera su cargo m1entras
ebserve buena coaducta y gozara de nn
sszeIdo annual de dos nail dollars. III La
boratorio Qulnlco- bromstosog1co ten
ara un auxil.ar Ell material que fuere
ngeesariO para Ell cump llmlento de los
sseryicios ash como estara dotado deA
sma&erial exigido por sus tr&tsaJos. EA
4sabOratorso, estara baJo La inspection
Immediate del Director de Sanidad,
x,suien seTialara las funciones qne debs
slaenar en- eada easo~
Seccion "a or la presente sc crea
nm Laborasorio de Biehogia ba5o La in
-anediata inspection dei Director de Sa
niiaad, q cargo de an medico bacberio
logo, que sera noHabrado POE ell Direc
Hpr de Sanidad. con La aprobaelon de la
.eJsnfa Insular, desempe1ara su cargo
xnientras observe naena condueta y ga
zara dc un ssreldo anual de dos naa qua
nsrentos dollars. e. Laboratorio blolo
syssso tendra un medico baeterloiogO au
xisiar Y ell personal que fuere neeesarlo
para ell cumpsimiento Gle 2os Servicios
asi como estara dotade del material exl
lido DOT sus trabaios. Corresponds
,dicisp Labors sorio biologic0 la prepa
raes6n de hnfas yaenns, virUs Y sueros'
los analisis bscser;ol5gicos de compro
baei6n diagn6stica, exanaeraes patologi
ers. & invessigaciones sobre las enherrne
siades tropicales transmisibles y Gle Ia
profilaxis de las misnaas; dlsponlenoo
se cue ell Director de Sanidad queda
sfaeultado para estsbleeer dos servlclos
SEansitorios ane demanda la salud pla
bliea. "a
Secci6n 23a. Por la presente Sc crea
es7 cargo de Ingeniero sanitario, quien
.eiereera las funciones secnicas Gle su
profession apIicahbes al serylcio de sa
usdad. EG Ingeniero Sanitario sera
radanbrado per eh Director de Sandal
con Ia aprobaei6n de la Junta lnsniar
" aebera aeredisar sa coEwpetencia espe
rial con titulo hastanbe de Coteglo es
tsaeeIa bfen acreditada- Distrlt0s de
nm sseIdo anual de tres mIi dollars.
Seccii5n 24a~ A0eunas de los emplea
dos nnencionados en- esta Ley, seran
uenabrados por es Director de Sanldad
CON In aprobaci6n de la Jnnta nsular
de Sanidad, cuatro inspeetores de ai1
mentos, drogas bebidas, uno para ca
s4a iistrito sanitario; y cuatro lnspscto
res vetefinarios uno para cada dlstr!to
sanitario; y Dos 'nspeeteres de piome
ria, uzao parx cada. grup6 de dos d'stre
] sos. Los refer;dos inspecbores de pic
sneria estaran bajo las ordenes inneedla
aas del Ingeniero Saaitario- Dichos em
pleados deberan poseer titufos suficle1a
fes que acredben su espacldad y goza
x.an Ell sneldo consigaado EN- presnpues
TO, .disponi6ndose Que los inspectones de
ssIiuentos,. dr6gzsy y bebfdas, aeran peri
Eoe uazfna6cos s farnfaceutlcos-
zONAS BANFrARTAS
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