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Gilpin observer., 1919-03-06
WESTERN
MINING AND OIL
NEWS
western Newspaper Union News service.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
With a war deficiency tax of $780,,
100000 in building in the six New
England states the outlook for lead is
improved, especially SO, as an effort
is being made to resume building i'm
prOvements to a view to the fuller en-
ployment Of the labor new beiLg re-
leased from the armed forces of the
country and from the shipyards, am
munitiOn plants and other war activi-
ties. Copper, the leading dividend met
al, will probably rest at Is cents, per
pound before it resumes an upward
tendency. It is now selling in small
lots at 1915 up to 1853 cents. Standing
a loss of close to 10 cents a pound the
French government, it is understood,
has resold some of its, holdings of
American copper which had been de-
{ivered against the fulfillment of orders
for finished war materials recently
Cancelled. Arrangements will probably
be made, however, to handle all for
eign-owned copper in this country in
the same manner as that held at va
rious plants for the account of the fed
eral government Important strides in
this direction should be accomplished
this week. All Of the government
owned copper was bought at 20 cents
fixed price, and disposition of it at
resale, no matter how effected, will be
at material loss. The producers, how
ever, will not share this loss in any
WaV
Gilpin observer., 1919-03-06
Colorado,

G. L. O'Brien, representing Chicago
people with copper holdings in Hell's
canon, in the Blue Mountain district,
has been in Craig making preliminary
arrangements for spring work. This
company will operate sixty six-ton,
four-wheel trucks between their hold
ings and Craig. The Weber interests,
operating in the same section, will use
about dozen large motor trucks and
the Douglas Mountain Company will
use about the same number. 1t is es-
timated that around 225 tons Of ore
daily will be hauled by motor trucks
to the railroad at Craig.
Ollie Newgard, miner at the Mary
Murphy mine at Romero, was caught
in a cave-in at the shaft and so Sc
riOusly crushed 1t is feared he will die.
After he was dug out he was taken to
Mount Princeton on a pushcar. On ac-
count of snOwdrifts it was impossible
to reach Buena Vista and he was put
aida.
In the Telluride district Tomboy
Gold Mines Company has decided to
axpend $150,O00 In the immediate erec-
tion of modern flotation plant on the
Did basis. In the opinion of Manager
q. A. Heron, ut can conservatively
be counted upon to effect "A betterment
of at least 81 per ton on the present
grade of ORE" which averages close to
$3.50 per ton in gold, silver, copper,
lead and spelter., Additional profit is
placed at $12,500 per month.
Gilpin observer., 1919-03-06
Important Measures that Failed.

Washington.-The following is a
record of things left undOne by the
Sixty-fifth Congress: Appropriation
measures aggregating 1904, IN, 1902, az
follows: Army, $1,23s, ,2s2, 1857; navy,
1924, ,7OS, ,521. General deficiency, in
Guiding $75O,OOO,OOO addition to revolv-
Ing fund for railroad administration,
$S42, ,O96913. Sundry civil, including
$500, 600 900 for the shipping board,
$1,122,919,735: agricultural, $37 ,355,-
352; Indian affairs, $15.43O,O1O Leg
islative measures which fell into the
waste basket: Water power and coal
and oil land leasing bill; civil service
retirement bill: public buildings appro-
prIations; $1OO.O00.OO0 soldiers land
bill immigration bills.
Gilpin observer., 1919-03-06
New Mexico.

Oil has been struck about twenty
miles southeast of Dedman in the
course of boring for water 1t was
reached at depth of 375 feet and it
is reported that the proportion Of oil
to the water obtained is about one
part to three. 1t has not yet been de-
termined whether this proportion will
hold, nor how strong the flow of the
well is. The combined fluid does not
reach the surface of the ground, but
will have to be pumped If it is found
that the value of the oil will pay for
that process.
Gilpin observer., 1919-03-06
sPARTAcANs MAKE STRONG At
TEMPT TO OVERTHROW NEW
GOVERNMENT.
BUSINESSES PARALY YzED
STRIKERS WANT CONTROL OF
ALL INDUSTRIAL PLANTS
IN GERMANY.
Western Newspaper Union News Service

Western Newspaper Union News Services
Berlin, March 5.-Seve~e disturb
ances have occurred in the suburb of
Lichterberg, where it is reported, three
policemen were killed and eight Spar
tacans were killed and thirty-two
wounded. The police bureau in Ber-
lin was stormed during the night and
three policemen were injured. Sew
eral jewelry stores were raided and a
large quantity of ornaments stolen.
Bakers and grocery shops in the
northern part of the city were pill
laged.
A Spartacan marine division has
seized police headquarters dispensing
government troops. The reappearance
of former Chief of Police Eichhorn in
his old stronghold is expected.
The Spartacans are planning to at
tack Moabit prison and liberate
George Ledebour, the former Social
Democratic leader.
Berlin.-The transportation facili-
ties of greater Berlin came to stand
still when the surface cars and sub
way and elevated trains ceased opera
tions. Passengers in automobiles and
In cabs were no more fortunate than
the travellers on the railway, because
crowds in all the principal streets
held up cOnveyances and forced the
occupants to get out and walk.
TheatergOers who entered the per
fOrmances ignorant of the impending
trouble because the afternoon papers
did not mention the impending strike,
were forced to walk to their homes,
iu some cases, miles to suburbs. A
drizzling rain added to the discomfort
Of the pedestrians.
Telephone service in Berlin stopped
early in the evening. The big cafes
and restaurants closed early, fearing
trouble from the crowds in the
streets.
The aims of the proposed strike as
called by the Berlin Spartacans in
clude the Introduction of factory coun-
ellis in all plants to regulate factory
affairs, and ultimately the taking over
Of the factories, the dismissal of the
government troops and the disarma.
ment of all non-Socialists, the with.
drawal of all troops from Westphalia,
Bremen and other regions designated,
and the formation of Red Guard un-
der the control of the sOviets, which
would take over all military and police
powers.
Gilpin observer., 1919-03-06
Wyoming.

The Glenhurst Wyoming Oil Com
pany has resumed drilling on its well
on Section 81, Big Muddy. The hole
stands now at depth Of better than
5000 feet and officers of the COM
pany, as well as experienced oil men,
believe that the sand is to be tapped in
a few days.
The Reliance OIL Company has COM
menced drilling again near Douglas
after a shutdown since before the first
of the year, during which time the
hole was cemented and the water
successfully shut off The drillers are
expecting to strike the Oil sands with
in a few hundred feet
Gilpin observer., 1919-03-06

cutlcura Soap for the Complexion.
Nothing better than Cuticura Soap
daily and Ointment now and then a.
needed to make the complexion clear,
scalp clean and hands soft and white.
Add to this the fascinating, fragrant
Cuticura Talcum and you have the
Cuticura Toilet Trio.-Adv.
Gilpin observer., 1919-03-06
Railroad Golfers Empty.

washington.--Adjo of Con-
gress without appropriating $750O00,-
900 for railways, left the railroad ad-
ministration with practically empty
Golfers, about 1891, 900, 900 back debts
and no funds with which to finance
the extensive program Of improve
ments planned for this year as n meas.
ure to take up slack in the materials
and labor market.
Gilpin observer., 1919-03-06
Fifty AnarehIst. Arrested in Chicago

Chicago. - The War Department
building, federal building and several
big Chicago clubs are under heavy
heavy guard and, with the police and
federal raiders swooplng down on rad.
ical hangouts, the authorities, still
hunting for four deadly bombs known
to be hidden on the West Side, ex'
pressed belief that the "red" plot OF
terrorism had been thwarted. Half G
hundred suspects, all "reds" with rec
ords, are being held in jail. Fedora
and city officials both admitted that
the Chicago plot had been nation wide
Gilpin observer., 1919-03-06

Accuracy Of Statement
II heard that Smith failed for $780,
O0O." mo. he didn't; he failed for the
want Of it."
Gilpin observer., 1919-03-06
The Word That Passed.

'The spoken worldwide can recap
ture it?" ''I've had fellows make me
take It back."-Judge.
Gilpin observer., 1919-03-06
FRECKLES
Now l. lie Ti.s = Get Ril # Th... UsIy s,..


There's no longer the siightest need of fe>lips
ashamed OF your freckles, as Othine-doubls
strength-is guaranteed to remove these homsiy
spots.
Simply get an ounce Of othins-doubls
strength-from your druggist, and apply q little
o. i night and morning and you should soon sss
that even the worst frecklcs have begun to dis
appear. while the lighter ones have vanished On,
tirely. II II seldom that moro than one ounce
b needed to completely clear the skin and gain
Q beautiful clear complsxfon.
Be sure to ask for the double strength Othins,
this 10 sold under guarantee Of money back
u II falls to remove frscklss.-Adv.
Reduction Of furniture prices II one
Of the best things done thus far for the
returning soldiers.
The man who tells you that all men
are equal really believes that he u .
little more 20.
Gilpin observer., 1919-03-06

NoncommIttaI.
docs your wife sing?"
"Er-that's matter Of opinion."-
Boston Evening Transcript.
Gilpin observer., 1919-03-06

He who owns the soil owns up to
the sky.
Gilpin observer., 1919-03-06

Sure Prophecy.
Fortune Teller-I see a loss of
money.
Customer-Me, too. have paid
you In advance"
Evening journal., 1919-08-22

Real estate VIII be sold with proft
through the columns Of the Want Ads
Work for peace. Buy ". s. s.
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DE VERJAs
GRAFICO NUMERO S

En- csta forma qucdan rcsucltos todos
los problemas:
l. Doble via que facilita cl trafico
dc los trolleys.
2. Suppression de todos los peligros
que estan expuestos los viajeros del
trolley al tencr que cruzar la carretcra
para tomar dejar una otra Inca
al Norte al Sur.
3. Suppression del peligro a la sali-
da de las residencias para personals y
vehiculos.
e. proyecto presentado por ustedcs,
no obstante ser el mejor presentado has
ia la fecha, reune sinembargo los ST.
guienteS inconvenientes:
I. Mantienc ell peligro constante
a que estan expuestos pcrsonas y ve-
hiculos al salir entrar a sus respecti-
vas residencias del lado Sur.
II. Agrega ese mismo peligro pa
ra las rcsidencias del lado Norte, que
hoy estan exentas.
III. Los vecinos residences en- ell
lado Norte al ir a tomar ell trolley pa
ra San Juan al regresar a sus resi-
6encias, tendran forzosamente que atra-
vesar Ia carrctera en- nm ancho mayor,
expuestos al peligro inminentc dc ser
arrol.ados por vehiculos corriendo en-
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ambas dircccioncs y cxpucstos ademas
a ser arrollados por dichos vchiculos
al bajsr del trolley, como succdo hoy
tan frccuentemente.
~. IguPlcs peligros para los We.
cinos residences en- el lado sur que va.
yam regrcscn dc Rio Picdras.
v. No sc suprime la eventualidad
dc cheques entire vehiculos circulando
en- una misma calzada en- dircccioncs
opuestas.
La disposition propuesta por mi su-
prime todos esos males, facilita el trs.
fico en- todos sentidos y tcrmina con los
academies personalcs.
Creo, pues que seria convcniente que
usted publicara y sometiera a cxamen
mi proyecto en- bien general.
FL tinico Inconvenience es que resul-
taria un POGO mas costoso, pero esto no
representa- NADIA, ST sc tiene en- cuenta
las miiltiples vcntajas que ofrccc, prin-
cipalmente dc rcducir la prODabilidad
dc academies dc todas clascs.
Sin otro particular, aprovcchs Ia opor.
tunidad para rcitersr ustcd, sus mas
sinccras fclicitaciOnes por cl exito de
su peri6dico y cl tcstimonio de su ma.
yor consideration.
Vicente FANo.
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Ell TENIENTE WALLACE
EMBARCA HOY.

Ell teniente Charles Wallace, de la
"Inteligencia Naval americana" en-
Puerto Rico, embarcara hoy a bordo
del vapor HSan JUAN" que zarpa con
rumbo a Nueva York. Ell teniente
Wallace es uno de los buenos ameri-
canos que han venido Puerto Rico
Y es muy conocido en- los circuIos So
ciales de esta capital. Mr.. Wallace
ocupaba ell cargo de segundo jefe de
la Estacion de Radiotelegraffa insta-
lada en- Puerta de TERRA, v ademas de
sus conocimientos militares, ostenta
el titulo de abogado. Sc propone abrir
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La doble via cn ell medic de la Ca
rretera, como 10 indica ell plano, con
los rallies sobre Ell nivel de la carretera,
pero acompafiada a cada lado de una
acera estrecha que sirva de resguardo
y protection los viajeros del trolley
al subir bajar dc los carros.
Esta disposition tiene ademas las 81
guientes vcntajas:
1.-Dcsaparecer por complete todo
peligro para los vchiculos La salida
dc las respectivas residencias, punto i'm
portante.
2.-Facilita el cruce de las calza-
das, tanto de un lado como de otro,
por no tener que ocuparse el transeun-
te que dc resguardarse mas que contra
vehiculos que vienen en- una sola di-
rccci6n.
3.-Se evitan los cheques entire ST
de los vehiculos al suprimirse en- una
misma calzada la circulation en- direc-
clones opuestas.
4.-Los trolleys libre de todo obs
taculo EN- su fright of way" pueden
correr mayor velocidad, reduciendo es-
ia solamente al negar los cruces de
las GALES, donde Queda la linea al mis-
mo nivcl de la calle en- sus pasos a
nivel.
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Vicente FANo.

ito cs insopcrtable, y asi continda. Sc.
gun me informaron hscc ounce dias.
sin que la sanidad, nj cl policia que
ALI hace guarda, nj los cmplcados del
cafc y cl 'Cine Borinqucn" 50 hayan
pcrcatado dc la pcstc que So sicnte
ALI.
Es incompronsible que las mismas
puersas dc San Juan SC prcscncicn aban.
donos como este.
Atcntamcnte de listed,
Maria del c. SANCHEZ.
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ifuifes eenHeuHemfea. fEAfs esa
merte A. pFataf Ia natieas m nssH
elonada A. aftsnis naf eaffs ssi asa
sade. y si ssiste 81 eeaaena a. saa
eas nieitf assss. fatsmos kasfsffas -
su te~timswa8 F1 aensaaa eaefesa
que na tneo ia ffenFiam ai eaeF tas
ari ulas 81 rfsmaesF iesahnFa.aa
nes p motives ar= na8sfan aasfaeat
zar ~ slsfefa - faffafan frfe s -
torfeesF se alNae mafs af eefas
er ia pruseeuen sn fa eseFrn ula
qus 81 es.riha 81 aftau8a nefaae 6a
opiHnn eNrftsafs hes st Frasef
Nafhai habls safa sesassa eataa
"a ~ feslas 81 nerHseas AZ Is IS
y qas habta a5smpfe saefsnsfs e.=s IS
dea las qae eFan fis.lafaaas w. hsa o.
tads Unies tenasn sG saaeF.
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que. cuandO pOr ouiistamicnio ~ &C.
pucda sostcncr 81 cj6rcito regular >
Ia Guardia Nacionai eutonres esfas
Sc levsntaran mantcndran por melio
del Service De Seieccidn cxrlusien.
mcnte. Tai Ley como u que sc in-
serts dcbc de bassrsc cn % deies -
cada ciudadano var6n cue rcuna ias
cundicioncs dc entrar en- 81 cltrgito.
o dc todos aquellos vsroucs cvtranie.
ros que hayan deeiarado go intsnts
dc hacerse ciudsdanos. entire ios zi >
so amos. y dcbcrau ser sostenidos bais
las regulaciones que 81 Presidsnse
prcscriba y que no esten On eBnHicto
con Ia prescnte acta.
La sccci6n provce que ts.ios los
varones entire la cdad De 60 q sd aaos
estan sujetos a inscription A. acuersfo
con les reglas que acran prescritaa
pOr ell PrcsidcntC tales
pcrsonss asi inscritas estaran saiefaa
a llamamicnto seRin y como aqui sa
autoriza. a mcnos que 10 sea eseuto .
excusado como Sc provec pof meti8
dc csta ley"
ST hicieram0s invcstigaciouca no 81.
driamos averigBar sl aiTan pIertg-
rriquciio que no sea eiudadano ds -
Estados Unidos = que 10 hays deeia
RADIO su iuteuci6u a. haecrsc tai eia-
dadano. ha sid1 include en- 81 serwieia
miIitar de los Essados Unidos. 81
alguna autoridad ofciai aus ~ sea 81
Provost Marshal de Puerto Kico ha de.
cidido en- sigIua forms me tai plsf
torriqucho sea llamado al servRie No
sc ha cncontrado cvidcacia IN ia vista
del case dc que q tomara aigsna fe.
eision De esta nsturaiesa aanqse =
acusado cree 70 contrario
vi acusado y otros estahan intefe
sados vitalmcnte on demnstrar ane
existia In crr6nea doeisian Sc a8nl
te el hccho. segan q eriieri8 r. IL
Corte dcspues d. examinafa fsula =
prUeba documcutai y material fe Hse
81 acusado naci6 on Tuerto Eieo fa.
nuncio legalscutc ia eiu6aaaHia
americana por procedimienfos sfee.
tuados en- "a Corte De DiHtrito. 81 g
cual fut juzgado. y u Certe en e vs..
tn dc refcrcncia. tomar3o nota fag
cial DC sus records deeili6 aus 81 aca.
sado no era cindadano angefnano
manifesto que existisn en pusffo Ei
co 2ss pucrtorriqsehos que - sfas
ciudadanos amcricanos. Ne ae ~ en q
contrado evidcncia alRura para 8eaoa-
trar que Fl acusado y 81 his ias
2SS pucftorriquehos que hemos eita
do hayan dcciarado voiurtafiamenfs
su intcnci6n de haecrsc eiudaaare s.
los EStados Unidos.
Sc ha cstablecido. por n tmnta. Sc
TN modo cohcluycnte ferminanse.
por virtud De Ia vista eelebrada. 90
el acusado no tenia intcrss personal
directo en- la decision err6nea dei pre-
vost Marshal. suficieuteusemte fuerte
para suministrar un motive adeena.
do y propio para eritiearla pof mella
del articulo pcriodistico tituiads ~Ei
Asunto del Dia~ 70 existe II mAa
ligera evidencia de que "a aeuamao
pcrsiguiera fines maliciosos.
La evidencia introducida por lea -
tados Unidos 70 fut ms allk de -
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En- otro peri6dico. ia Dcmoeraeia@
sc dijO que el Provost Marshal dt los
Estados Unidos habia dccidido one
aquellos puertorriquefios Que habian
renunciado Ia ciudadania americana.
tendrian que servir en- ri ejerciio fa
decision del Provost Marshal irdada
blemente fue ineorrccta.
III acta dc mayo is. 1917. comun
mente llamada LEY para 81 seryhio
por Selection, provcc en- "a scoeian 3.
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sible ei peligro que ,estan expw stOs
los transcuntes al tener que crUsar Ia
carretera para ir cogcr el trolley en-
ell lado Opuesto o al rcgresar para diri.
girse a sus respectivas resiSencias.
80. Suprimir los cheques de los
vehiculos entire 81 al tepcr que ir en-
direcciOnes Opuestas en- una misina ca.
nada.
Pues bien, todos esisos gravisimos in.
convenientes quedan salvados con el pro.
yecto QnO adjuntO me complascO en-
acompafiar
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Santurcc dc abril dc 1919.
sr. Director dc ''EL MUNDo",
Senior; Aver tarde fui con mis- dos
ninos al "Pasco dc las Palmas'', del
ParQuc BorinQuen, como 10 hago con
frecucncia, vi que las sefioras y nj
1erss tuvieron necesidad de abandonar
el sitio donde acostumbran sentarsc So
bre la arena, por que cuatro metros
de distancia de la casilla dc los bafiis-
tas Sc habia roto un tubo conductor,
y el hedor que sc esparcia en- aquel 81
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La dobleXvfa


tante este, ninguna acaba por satisfa-
cerme, pues, ninguns resuelve el pro-
blcma vital, que es ell de evitar los ac-
cidentes que desgraciadamente sc multi
plican cada dia mas mas
Las diferentes soluciones presentadss
hasta ahora no resuelven los puntos ST.
guientes:
10. suprimir ell peligro constarte
a que estan expuestos los vehiculos
la salida de sus respectivas rcsidcnG,as
a 10 largo de la via.
20. Limitar en- el limitc de 10 po-
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Fl abogado ST. Henry G. Molins.
que defendi6 al Sr. Balbks

sefai ds sgasaf ssia nseea 81
8eber e. ate.iesf sus ieBes
e. trese fuen A. a sFfa AZ
aFusaf8 as rs aefte teses - e. sass
rahllea. Eai sHws - sbts Fefasafa nef
81 aiano. - estaFia aem8H sn eafa
runfa 81 naris 81 fasFfs nes.ea e
sao isft. sa efses - Fsfls. kstss
fresfsfa tefs kss - rsfteH NseaEe
ias aates ~ is eeurseaar sAeFsafa
Fafa Ia sHea 6e IA ssmamsbAn aa 49,
s.eahs iaa tafeas reea3s faaa aH
FaeFfe nse fissFass 81 f. eas
fus uemtfa4e nafs = wasH
rafs ssteaiaF 81 tetsfesa@ eafatt
sslas esn masiso As hateF sefa ssessa
en- sleenNhH 6a fNe MaMesea ss
Faefto Re rasa fasmsa ssan
- tfsfsss : Naesa Neft as@as r.
sfs hssts "a aaa iHss nsefsrs 81
tonees e. FaeFse Rec ~ aesw6 af
neepfia eri bsraai EN ew eam
- heha deata ai 49, Gaa9 hsasa 81
sso iei4 y ei.la ~ asFls. sl mmns
~ eae ~ pat'esfsa - affealss e.
ecasiowaFsu 80 rrmwss guNeaas a.
rusa en eiFsf - fsf taaes ea ss fs
Ftaalha ~ atFes fs~aaaa ss eNMas 81
u eonersIta - q eaaza.fans satesffsa
ai ru@fi9 pseftsfe.suess : tass eaa
enifeefsts ssn "a sseeetasts fs = tsss
rra y caa ei aatersafsF rsitae ~
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AUMENTO DE SUELDO A LOS
MAESTROS

Antes de aumentar ell n1mero de
escuelas hay que tomar medidas efica-
ces para que podamos sostener un
euerpo de maestros a la altura de la
mission que han de llenar. No basta
la cantidad de instruction; hay que
atender con especial cuidado la cali
dad tambien.
FL aumento de los actuales sueldos
es una necesidad imperiosa; tan i'm
periosa como 10 fue -hacer frente la
epidemia de la influenza.
FL P. de la C. 167 contiene el pro-
yecto discutido Y aprobado por la
Asamblea de la Association de Macs
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.cRED1ro Y AHoREo PoNcEso'

Ha sido archivado en- Ia Oacina del
Secrctario Executive, cl informa annual
dc 1913, pertenecicnte al "Credito y
Ahorro Poncefo'', v cl del ''Ccntro
de Detallistas de PrOvisiones dc Puer.
to Rico
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ELISA VIDAL.

LAS Noticias'', peri6dico de la ca
pital de la Repdblica dominicana, da
cuenta de haber Iegado ali la gentil
dana portorriquefa Elisa Vidal, hija
del professor don Manuel.
La seforita Vidal procede -afade ell
referido colega- de la EscueIa supe-
rior de Puerto Rico.
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vAPoREs QUE ENTRARAN HOY

Hoy tomaran puerto en- San Juan
los vapores "Legazpi", procedente de
Espafa; "Brazos" y Caracas, de
Nueva York, Y ell Santiago de Cuba"
que viene de la vecina rep1blica.
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NOMBRAMIENTO DE UN
COMISIONADO ESPECIAL

Teniendo en- cuenta la gran impor-
tancia que para el pueblo de Puerto
Rico tiene la pronta y acertada solu-
cion del magno problema de la edu-
cacion pdblica y de la extinction del
analfabetismo, quizas seria de con-
veniencia que la Legislature nombra-
ra un Comisionado que, despues de
estudiar detenidamente nuestro sis
tema escolar, visitara con igual obje-
to la rep6blica de Cuba, los Estados
Unidos y algunos paises de la Ameri-
ca del Sud, presentando luego a la Le-
gislatura 'un informe detallado con
sus< <recomendaciones definitivas.
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por su cuenta un bufete en- Nueva
York. Hacia aiio y medic que rcsidia
en- Puerto Rico, Y aver, al saber sus
amigos que habia decidido rcnunciar
su cargo para marcharse, le obsequia-
ron en- la Central Juanita" con un es-
plendido banquete.
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La absOluciOn del distinguidO periOdisla
don Vicente BaIbas
NO hubo Ia mas pequehs evdcneia de que Il acusado
actuara dc una manera maliciosssal publicar
10 que aqui - discute.

Parrafos intcrcsantes entresacadea
del Alcgato prcscutado por "a Lido
Henry q. Molina su asoeiaaa Bows
B. Jones. dc Boston. ante 81 Tribunal
&c Apelaciones. en- cl easo DE- don vi.
cente Balbas Capo.
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PROYECTO DE LEY

PRO1ECTO DE LEY
Ademas del anterior, la Asamblea
aprob6 los que han sido presentados
en- la Camara de Representatives. ba-
jO los numeros 60, 154, 168, 1876, R..
de la C. y 81. Solicito respetuosa-
mente la aprobacion de tales proyec-
tos Y llamo especialmente la atencion
hacia el P. de la c. 1876, que Sc refiere
a la enmienda de la Secci6n 81 de la
ley escolar VICENTE.
Ell P. del S. 40 sobre inclusion de
los maestros en- el-servicio civil tiene
el mas complete apoyo de la Asocia-
cion de Maestros.
FRANCISCO yINCENTY.
Presidente, Association de Maestros
de Puerto Rico.