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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-01-05
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Jan. .1.-Chas. Oravets, who bas
beep i'll with tho grippe. 10 much, in.
proved. The nurse he he'd. from 81
Cloud returned home friday .
A. Berg sold his house Last weoh 70
hartin Larson, who will tahe~ poeses.
~ sM.rt IT Larson. wont to ~ II Pau
Thursday. =. J,
The wrestling match. between Gust
Solderin OF Upsala and Roy Bobiak Of
Now los DecembeI ~ Wa Won in
straight falls by the local man in
eleven and three mlnuteA A: layRe
crowd was in attendance from Upeala.
MIR. Bobiek went after bis man rixht
from the start ana was behind most Of
the time. Another match viii probably
be arranged between Bobiek and !
Royalton man in the near futura :
L. J. Shatfer was laid up two days
last week with the grippe. =: =.
Joe Rudeck Of Bismelk, N. n. who
was visiting friends here CAr1stmaA
returned home Thursdsy. .~.s5:.,
Mrs. Anton Riedele went 70 St, Cloud
last week to visit her daughter. 49,
The parties from ALBANY, who M.
tend to build creamery here in The
~ sO8. wAAA Ooy Ss0osss 00to b049 .W40to1
in the Steve Schwentek building. = ~:
DR.. Morton. who is III The hospitai
in Little Fails. Is improving, -. II
A delightful party was Rivsn. ct The
bemau home Last Friday f16i ,tljee Knives
Of the band boys. A h1e> time was
nnnQok = :: =
The band boys gave :their, tI1k han
OF tho year Jan: l.: bat dWing 70 the
inclement': weather it was hot very
we'll attended. ::>s :. ,x;.4 -
Leo 'schwentek went to-; Anoka
Wednesday for medical treatment He
WAS found In such bad condition, *thst
he will be compelled to, stay there for
. nns1o time ~
Tracey Barton OF T NO Harbors 10
spenuins her vacation with rs,Ativee'
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-01-05

I i'm. 8 Otto Ha1v6hnp1 J61n1Ae1l
- 6atu1daY from nlnneapo)ia. Whefe]
~ spent Christnas with relatives 80
stanley Jassw ~, retained Hriaay
from Duluth, where he was On hoet.s
Tho Piers baskes bali team, sapsss-ss
tBcine every night. They tntona g
paay tho Little Falls team the 14th OF
jonn Bapaoh sold two Of 4his bofies
enc for yl7O snd the other for e1eO.
John Mischkie of Buokman Was .
Pierz caller Tuesday. I, 5l..
DR.. Fortier OF Little Falls 40 q
Pierz caller saturday.
Robert KluRe. who IL wofk1net N
brick layer 10 Minot, y. D., was mere 90!
10 spend Christmas with his family.
IA returned to Minot last YAuJsday. {
Reinhard Stoll was an over Sunday
visitor in Little Falls. :.
Mr.. Kammelme,e or was . Little
Falls visitor Tuesday. ;; ..1:.1 .:sI.';%'
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs a, William
Nimsch. Friday q daughter. = -.
M,ss Anna BillmeyeI OF Center
Valley was Pierz caller Tuesday. -
Mr.. and Mrs. John WIRING OF
Lastrup were Pierz callers Tuesday.
:Ant0n M. Nacho, Who is attending
the Little Falls business college, re-
turned Monday after spending the
holidays with bis parents and frlends'
Miss Cresence Faust. who y atteno.
ing the st. Cloud Normal school, re-
turned Tuesday after spending the
holidays with her parents and frlenda.
Miss Hoerner, who is teachl4R %
the Gross district. returned Tuesdsy
from Brainerd, where she had nee0
visiting with her parents and sfrion<se.
Misses Cathryn Priener and MARINA
Banacb, who ara attending the Little
Falls business college, returned Nun
day after spending the holidays 4eTe: y
B. ,Winkelman, who has been ;yle1!:-
ing with friends here, returned TO nls
home in st. Cloud last Friday :y..,...
John n" Rauch received A., letter
from Alois Phillips, who. is. tRaphlng
at Strassbarg, N. y. Mi, Phillips!
writes that he is the leader OF tho
hand at StraeaberR.f'. p. ,s.,t,. ...,n., ;,
Miss Mathilda Hit, teaahaE In ,ais.
trict 10, returned. Tuesday tkFpm r. q
rose, where she spent the holiday .
with her parental 81 - ri, -. =:
Leo VIrnig and Ferdlqane ]: sIafneaalI,
who aie attending the; e 3obh .
university; :: returned Tuesday after
spending their vsoetion with parents
Prot. N. 'Ahles returned, Saturday
from Kocksille;' where he has been
visiting with his parents during the
ec John kasner Was a Baehpan: visit.
or Saturday: ~
visitor Tuesday. p. aux ;99z* ~ ~ *s
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-01-05

+ The holidays have passed, and
exeIyhody seems EN- - 1i = : IS enjoyed
b. Ronslt, Albert !: and John Tough
and Dan, Lyons came down from
Brainerd: and spent Christmas with
relatives and friends ;''' i.
Mary Tindell and daughter, Myr
tie, went to Brainerd last week to
visit friends, for a. week or two.
T. N. Halverson drove to TT" Rip.
ley WednesdaY on business.
4! E.tBates ia spending his holiday
vacatipn5ata his home here. : !"
90 sfe' Shields, after spending :: a
month here Waiting, has gone to
9hef home at, Brainerd,' = .,,"
@Erickson, after spending
tWp'or three ,weeks visiting here
has gpne West again. ~ =: =
ps 1nez and Seville .Halverson are
visiting friends at Brainerd this
r. "A nice entertainment was given
the, scholars: of Dist. 20 by their
PPtseacher, Emelia Anderson, Friday
afternoon before Christmas. They
Ealf received nice presents and can.
dy and nuts were also distributed
[among them. All had fine time
/: CharlesTiudell came home for and
over Sunday visit with friends and
hae again gone to his work.: =. -:
We had quite wrestling match
here Hast - Sunday - when light
weighte met,one from BEainerd and
the otherZfrom "Nowhere"..,s-:T The
Braiaerd man carried away Champ
ionship =. ~ = :. =. .s> o.
.Hilda Nelson called on friende
Sunday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-01-05

Ism - l4i0o RoHdo1 q EAe33e1
Falls spent " ednesdSYat this. place
getting MP 9 musie eiess. s
''I JohasW ah1berG hao YetuIne6 from
the hospital II Rochester, where be-
hid his eYeD tfeated, one of them
haviDg;to be removed ~ or gtos;
save the other, VI 4 st% sss.a l# s.
Myrtle Crosby spent Thursday ,in z.
Little Falls. # :sIsI! II +, I'll. IL
IF. aud Mr.. sinaonss returned
home from Lskeville Thursday.
where they were called BY the death
of an uncle Of Hrs! SinOnes. m;
B Willie Sullivan returned to Clear
Lake Thursday, after several days
visit at his home In PaTkeftown. as5
Perry Smith arrived. here Friday
from Canada for q short visit WITH
N. A.. ChurlchiiIt11 left, Friday for
Lincoln, where he has been zen;
gagged to drill a well. Il 1
Mre. Ethel Ehr and brother. Ray
mond Covert left Saturday for q few
days, visit with relatives in Mime
apolia. =: 81. e zz :. :, y .s
Nora: Wahlberg,who has been EN-.
ployed: at the home of Mre. i. @.
Smith forstbe. pact few months. has
returned home. !. TX
Mise Nellie Sullivan left Saturday
for q visit with Mrs. Hines Of
aples, returning Tuesday. f~#
-. Frank Hicks of Petersburg, w.
Va, arrived Saturday for a visit
with his brother, j. II, Hicke:
this place, but now of Detroit, is al
81 81 rvS:if. N~0~
mother, Mrs. Bates. = -~
Rev. E.A. Won Still who is attend
ing college at Grand Forks, N. d.,
spent a weeks vacation at the home
of Miss Ethel DanieIson.> returning
JOIN Kenpenic,:h 81, Jr:,, left satur:
day for a few days'visit with friends
Chester Wiley left Monday for
Little Falls, where he will attend
business college: :,
Mamie aud Katie Tracey visited
with friends in Little Falls New
Years..
Frank and George Simones and
sisters, Title, Francis, Florence and
Helen lett Friday for Pierz for q Wis.
it with their sister, Mrs. Paul vir'
| vrS0 :.4
= Mrs. +. H.. Allen returned to he,
home in Benedict Tuesday, after a
three weeks visit with her Hdaugh.
ter, Mrs: TO. Smith. u: .t:y.
Harold and Ga]en Campbell left
Tuesday for: Little Falls to resume
their studies al business college. :
Mrs. C. X. Gourd and sofs HaTrte
left Tuesday for their forn,eraho1asl
in Talquah, Qklahoma. Mrs. Gourd
.expecta to >visit. there for several
weeks, while Harris ..wi II: rea,aain
tiIere.iild JI~=:=: = T. $50 -
The Misses Rosalie Calhoun and
Laura Anderson, who spent their
Christmas vacation at their bousee
at this place, returned to St Cloud
Tuesday ia resume stadies at*the y!
The Ladies'sewing society.of the
Catholic church will meet Setur'
day, Jan. IS, at the home Of Hra
Th0s. L.auberk .'*' :'H's,zzs :: a. !: ..
Jack Eckereon and sister, llise
Mettie of Green Pr1itie;, ttendedd
the dance at this place NeY Years
night. .-- ......... = :. si:is2ei.s, i
Joseph Bentler, ST., w1hohas been
very sick, is able to cit ZIP again:
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-01-05
GERMAN EvAN0RL1CAL LurH-
-. ERAN CHURCH.. !:

Lutheran lions CONGREGATION. =
Rev.F J. Oehlont, pastor, 100 Third
avenue northeast. sunday services:
City 1o'a. NJ Randall 3 80 p. NJ. =.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1912-08-15
Surveyors in Town Monday.

The Herald has had no railroad news
the past week or two for the reason
that II could get nothing reliable, but
Saturday F. l.. Collins Louie Latham
and X. b. Quinn went over into the
Harper county jungles to see what the
surveyors were really doing. The
gents claim they had the time of their
lives getting to where the surveyors
were working, and that IL they had the
building of the road the Harper county
folks wouldn't get one. They located
the surveyors at work in the hills, and
found that, owing TO the rough nature
Of the country, the engineers were ca
pable of making hut three or four miles
a day surveying the line. They are
now at Dolby Springs. about nine miles
east OF the Beaver county line. The
Guymon representatives claim the sur
veying crew has a splendid outfit OF
everything needed, and has something
like a half dozen tents, presenting the
appearance OF a little city. The rough
country will delay their progress, but
Engineer Bush told US he expected to
be here within 80 days, having the per.
manent survey completed to this place.
He informed us further that II is still
the intention OF the company to CON-
mence building from Guymon. The
impression of the Guymon visitors IL
that the concern is doing business
I, Mr.. Bush expects to move his family
to Guymon within the next 80 days.
He informed us that Friday he re-
ceived a lengthy communication from
the general manager OF the road, and
the tone OF the letter was exceptions
ally favorable. Mr.. Bush is a man Of
/, good appearance and looks like a gen.
tleman who knows what he is doing
, lie has been delayed considerably
longer than was ever expected on ac-
count OF the hills and draws in Harper
county, but the road has made a per
manent survey and is ready for build
ing every mile when the surveyors
finally ges here. There is some salts
faction in that. The Herald has picked
, up renewed hope in the railroad in the
past week or two. We do not under
stand why a company would keep such
an expensive corps Of surveyors in the
field IL it is unable OF does not expect
to do something worth while. As the
contracts now stand the concern can
no: get a dollar from any OF our people
until the railroad has been built and
trains put in operation, and then only
, a small proportion. An east and west
road means so much TO this town and
county it seems almost too much Il
hope for, but prospects are again look
? ing up.-Guymon Herald.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1912-08-15

..%w,,IMD
C0lNTY
A&s%
Upper Elmwooj.

Aug. ~. Another good rain visited
us Wednesday and Thursday Of last
week. We presume the hottest weather
has been broken.
The heavy rains stopped the thresh-
ing for some time in this vicinity.
Orville Haskell is on the sick list this
week.
Mrs. G. j. Groves is reported as being
a little under the weather.
Eta Meese lie working for Mrs.
Groves at present.
James Bare has returned from the
east.
Sol Blosser has returned from a So
lourn in Colorado.
Harry Barnes was on the creek n
lay last week looking after his interest
here.
Ethel Hibbs is out on the creek Wis
iting home folks.
Broomcorn pulling has commenced
in this locality.
John Hibbs was over to Frank Harp
sr's on the South Flats n day last
week.
|, willard Cross is helping Levy Pruett
for a few days.
Miss Florence Gordon Is helping Mrs.
Dill Rowe this week.
} Clarence and Wesley Hibbs left the
18th for Hot Springs, the latter being
Inder the doctors care is going to that
} lace for treatment.
The basket dinner at the NJ. f. church
last Sunday was we'll attended.
Pard Hibbs and +. l.. Cross made a
trip to the road for Mr.. White this
, week.
Fred Gorden's made a trip to the
Sand Hills after grapes.
Il. Perry Kile's have finished pulling
me patch OF broomcorn.
1. A. Bundy is threshing for ]. Q
Hibbs this week.
Taken from the Territorial Advocate, Beaver
n city, Neutral Strip, I. T., June 10. 1859.
o ELNwooD PIcKUPs.
Weather moist and warm and crops
II all kinds looking fine.
Wesley Hibbs boasts Of the fines
u Castor beans on the creek.
Some OF our neighbors on Duck PonC
we're over last week with a petition Il
make a change Of postmaster at tina
+, place.
Tom Chilcott is the champion foo
" racer OF the strip and a race is soon ex
VI pected between he and John Hibbs
IL We will, however, stake all u none.
III On on John.
A meeting was held at Elmwood o.
the sth fer the purpose OF making
>, law compelling those who are absen
" rom their claims to return within 81
: months or forfeit the right Of the claim
/, There are yet plenty of good claim
ID to be taken in this vicinity and a
"a homeseekers are invited to come an
zee for themselves. II they don't sa
our part Of the country can't be be0
es we will be fooled.
re Henry Meese, Perry Kile and Il
es Hibhs started to Kansas one day las
he week to harvest.
IT. 'YouTH."
~
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1912-08-15
District No. ISL.

Broomcorn pulling is just here and
come are hunting hands. They are
cont acting help from $50 to 800.
Tho good rains lately are helping the
crops wonderfully. We all feel proud
Of our prospects.
The all-dny camp meeting was well
attended Sunday. There were several
hundred people there. They closed in
the evening after holding services
about two weeks.
Sydne Tifin made a business trip to
Englewood last week.
Little Elsie Berry has been on the
sick list the last few days.
Miss Susan Moore is home again
after attending Normal four weeks at
Guymon
A. NJ. Berry is running a threshing
machine over by Ivanhoe now and he
is working this way. We are glad we
will have a machine now in our own
neighborhood,
Frank Spangler of Elmwood vas Wis
iting his mother Sunday.
Miss Mary Gray has just returned
home from a five weeks visit at hei
grandparents at Shattuck and at other
points.
Lenville Baggerly, the runaway boy
Of last spring, returned home last week
but says, just on a visit. He is geinl
again soon. Parents, look out for you
boys. hold council with them, wiz
them, have confidence in them, win
their confidence. Home is the plsc,
for boys, they are unfit TO be cal
against the evils OF this world alone,
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1912-08-15

The News Dispatch Company es-
innate blanks ...........$ 20
On motion the following bills were
allowed on the Court fund
Beaver Mercantile Company,
clothes for prisoners .........f 8 30
W. l.. Mason, petit juror, County
Court ...... ...... ..'''''' W.
W. II. Palmer, petit juror, Coun-
ty Court
VIM White, petit Juror, Coun-
ty Court w
T. l. Floyd, petit juror, County
Court .................... "
John W, Savage. petit juror,
County Court ................ ? 90
d. p. Miller, petit juror, County
Court z w
Clyde Gregg, petit juror, County
Court ...... .......,..'''. : w
VIM. woolery, work as jury com-
missioner ....'... 8 60
d. b. Kinder, acting Tailor and
board and laundry for prisoners 81 30
LHWTtnCo mCbhbof bA u"Jo M
Court Crier ............. 10 90
II. b. Maddox, salary as Janitor
for July ........,........... 90 DO
On motion the following bills on the
| Salary fund were allowed
lohn Sims, salary for July $l20 80
II. VI. Buick, salary for July 100 so
o. +. Pruett. salary 70: July l20 so
Geo. II. Wright, salary for July 100 so
John L. Swain, salary for July 100 90
| Mae Fickel, five days as Steno-
/ grapher, County Court. ...... % 90
|. W. Moore. salary for July .. 30 90
Mae Maple, salary for July ..... so 90
p. B. Moore, salary for July 80. 237 90
John A. Spohn, salary for July 1877 30
Geo. II. Healy, salary for July. 1877 30
II. d Peckham. salary for July 1877 30
Rosco Ridley, salary for July 40 90
f. l.. Fickel, salary for July IS 90
Arthur Turner, salary FOR July 30 90
oscar Gardner, salary for July % 90
A. A. Haskell, salary for July 3s so
"a. II. Eek. salary for July ...... ~ on
W. S. Vandeb burg, salary for July 80 10
On motion the bonds Of T. L. 0gilyie
for Justice and Walter Head for Con-
stable, of the precinct of Forgan, were
approved.
On motion the Commissioners ad-
journed to meet on the first Monday in
September, 1912.
A. A. HASKELL,
Chairman
ATTEST: GEo. II. WRIGHT.
County Clerk.
State Of Oklahoma,
Beaver County,
1, Geo. II. Wright, County Clerk IL
and for Beaver County, Oklahoma, de-
hereby certify that the above and fore
going is q true and correct statement o
} the acts of the Commissioners at thei
regular meeting on the 9th day o
August, 1912.
GEo. II. WRIGHT,
) [sEALl County Clerk
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1912-08-15

Sheriff Peckham got a fine six-shooter
here last Friday night. Someone who
wanted to start a little rough house
stepped of a few rods from the dance
platform and shot six times. He then
threw the gun on the ground Peel
ham, who was on the ground but had
kept out Of sight, was N Of the first
to reach the spot where the shooting
had taken place. He got possession OF
the gun and after the fellow found out
who had it he would not claim the gun,
As Mr.. Peckham did not know who it
belonged to he kept il. -Ivanhoe News.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1912-08-15

harvey TOT louT montns' '''''' w W
On motion the bill Of I. II, NanDesan
for keeping j.. w. Tracy, in the sum Of
s2l 90, was rejected.
On motion the following bills on the
Poor and Insane fund were laid over;
g. G. Cowhick, ]. w. Reddish and P.
Hardy.
On motion the following bills were
allowed on the Supply fund
l. B. Tooker, supplies. ...,... SIS 80
Sam'l. Dodsworth Book Com
pany OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 8 10
Saml Dodsworth Book Com
pany ~ ~
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1912-08-15
Notice of Estimate of Town
ship Funds.

Beaver, Okla, Aug. 10. 1912.
To the Honorable Excise Board of Bea-
yer County, Oklahoma.
Gentlemen The following is a cor
rect statement of the estimated needs
OF Beaver township for the Current
Fiscal year:
Road and Bridge fund ......... 5000 90
/, William White, Clerk in and for
said Beaver township do solemnly
swear that the above and foregoing is
a true and correct statement of the es-
timated needs OF said Beaver township.
WILLIAM WHITE,
S-15 500 3w Township Clerk
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1912-08-15

Mr.. w. S. Gunsalus, a farmer living
neat Fleming, Pa, says he has used
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Di-
arrhoea Remedy in his family for four
teen years, and that he has found it to
be an excellent remedy, and takes
pleasure in recommending it. For sale
by all dealers.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1912-08-15
To Trade for Beaver County Farms.
Residence in Enid, Oklahoma,

Residence i'm Enid, Oklahoma, S5OOO
Residence i'm Newton, Illinois, ZOOO
40 acres farm land, Williamson County, Illinois, l2OO
40 acres farm land, Williamson County, Illinois, 1000
90 acre farm, Jasper County, Illinois, 5000
100 acre farm, Woods County, Illinois, 1000
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1912-08-15

For Sale. Good top buggy.
HERALD office.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-10-21
VA LLEGARON

Nuestro estiinado amigo don Santa
60 \. Paazardi nos participa q. por 4
(lltlmo vapor ha recibido los famosos a.
tcm6viles lIudson" 1913 II. ?. 81 J
81 II r., de cuatro y seis cilindr0s res
pectivanente Los autom6viles Hud
son estan acreditadisimos por La solide.
de su construction. Fl senior Panzard
invita- les hlteresados Ell la compra d.
esta clase de vehiculos para Que yea los
8 Hudson en- su garage, Tetuan 49,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-10-21
C0LKGIO DK gAN TLDEFOMSG
PARA SENORITAS
dirigido por Las
HKRMANAE DE LA CARLOAD

En- este planted &c c1rsSn i&a aa:a1c
turas propias de Ia primers ensonanas
&c dan lecciones de 1ngl6s, FE2nc44 :.
M1siea.-CLASES DE ADORNO. d!
bujO, pintura, taquigrafia, maqainilla ;
confecci6n de aorea,-~CLASES DE -
BORES - Costurs, tapiceria, eI,se 5o,
bordados en- oro. itografia, ssdAs, "t>
etc.
Ademas de Las ssignataras mencioae
das, Sc inStruye lbs slumnas, cen 4rs
esmero, ca el gobieEno interior d. -
casa : IS les eEsofs tcda ciaas ae ofes.
domGsticoa.
Los cursos empieksn eli 10. do aay
tiembre. Sc admiten alHan&g iatatz ~
externag.
Para iRformss dirigirse In Sesast
supsriera.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-10-21
TOSTAR SIN FUEGO


CALENTADOR
Moderado
9 eaenaASH
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-10-21
No es asunto politico.

Las ceSantias de algunos empleados
auXiIiareS del Servicio de Sanidad no
han sido decretadas sino EN- bien del
mismo servicio.
('no Gle estos auXiliares fu6 dos We
ces culpable Gle trato cruel para con
las mulas Sc lie lIam6 por primera vez
la atenci6n, y al reincidir fut despe-
dido.
Otro de ellos trabajaba en- Santurce.
Sc quejaban de tl Y fue trasladado IA
Puerta de Terra Aqui trabaj6 un dia,
y deSpues dej6 de acudir al cumlpi-
miento de sus obhgaciones sin dar ex-
plicaciones.
Esto dice el Director de Sanidad.
Fiebre tifoidea en- Aguas- -Buenas
FL yiernes visitaron a Aguas Bue--
mas los Doctores Malaret Gomez Brio
so, del Seryicio de Sandal. con Ell fin
de llevar cabo ciertas inyestigaciones
refercntes casos de fiebre tifoidea, de
los cuales Sc habia dado parte.
Result6 de dichas in1estigaciones oue
hay en- Aguas- -Buenas % casos de fiebre
tifoidea.
Sc han adoptado las medidas nece-
sarias, incluyendo vacunaci6n. desin-
fecci6n de letrinaS, etc, y Sc ha So
metldo Ell aqua, que para el consume
p(p0ico Sc utiliza, al debido analisis.
con el fin de determinar el origen de la
infection.
Los ninos enfermos de las Escuelas de
Carload
FL Director del Servicio de Enter
medades Transmisibles Sc ha encargado
de la cnracion de los cas0s de anemia
en las EScueIas de Carload de Santur.
ee. Con el fin de no tener demasiado
.numero de casos a la vez bajo trata
miento, Sc han divide los pacientes en-
secciones Gle veinte, Y Sc suminstra
ri la medication a veinte ni1os cada
dia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-10-21
En- Las Mareas

Ell Ingeniero Sanitario visit6 ell po-
blado de Las Mareas ell microbes y el
Director de Sanidad el viernes por la
manana.
Resulta que el dique construido sue
causa de que la creciente fuera mayor,
pero los mgenieros de la Guayama
Land Improvement Co. abrieron bocas
de desagiie
Estas crecientes ocurren todos los
amos, y veces ha sido cosa dificil a
los maestros del barrio lIegar hasta la
escuela, teniendo que dirigirse a ella a
caballo. atravesando trozos de camino
con a aqua hasta las rodillaS del ca
ballO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-10-21
De la Oficina
de Sanidad
Dia de limpieza.

En- Guayama, 10 mismo que en- AFRO
70, hubo gran entusiasmo en- los ira
bajos Gel dia de limpieza, unos Sc
senta' carros estuvieron empleados du-
rante todo ell dia Estos fueron facilita-
dos por los propietarios de dicha ciu-
dad
El Dir Zavala Medico Inspector, tuvo
a su cargo los trabajos, y ell Director
de Sanidad fue de San Juan a presen-
ciarloS
Ell Dr. Lippit ha solicitado del Co
bernador que ell dia de limpieza cores
pondiente a cada pueblo, Sc dispense a
los ninos de este Gle la asistencia a la
escuela con ell fin de que puedan CO.
operar al trabajo prestando su ayuda.