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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1919-07-18

be turned up. while II dry weather
follows permanent injury TO the pas
ture Is quite likely 10 result. A spike
tooth harrow following the disk
usually Drugs the loosened pieces OF
sod some distance away. thereby ieav-
ing numerous areas OF considerable
sire entirely bare. This happens more
especially on slopes where q complete
covering IL difficult 60 maintain. even
under the most favorable conditions.
The splke-tooth harrow, when used
alone, Is less likely to loosen large
pieces OF sod than when used In con-
junction with the disk. Its use dur
hog the sprlng over numerous small
areas OF ungrazed grass where the
dropplnes from animals have fallen
~ beneficial In that n uniformly dis
tributes this fertilizer.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1919-07-18
Treatment FOR
GRAZING LANDS
Alternate Grazing Not Practiced
Much by Farmers on Ac-
count of Expense.
DISK AND HARROW FAVORED
spike-T Goth Harrow Less Likely to
Loosen Large Pieces Of Sod
When Used Alooe--cooa for
Distributing Manure.

T'r.pared By tte United States Depart
mont OF Agricultural
Alternate grazing as relief for con
tlnuous grazing has long been recon-
meDded BY experts. but little praciiced
by farmers II Involves the division OF
pastures 10 that each portion OF the
field may be given alternate periods OF
rest during tie grazing season. Grass
makes maximum yield II allowed
definite periods OF uninterrupted
growth. However. the extra expenses
for fences and labor deter many farm
ers from following this system which
although Il h. adapted for practice In
some sections OF the country, Il Is not
20 favorable In others.
Oisklno and Narrowing.
Cultural treatment, such as disking
and narrowing. are recommended
where sod-bound coalition Of the
grass develops. as the slight mulch
ing OF the surface oblIterates weeds
and also improves The mechanical and
physical condition of the soil Gen
orally speaking. there Is considerable
expense attached to disking and hnr-
rowing. and unless the returns are
commensurate with the cost, farmer
is scarcely justified in thus treating
his grazing lands, particularly II other
work on the farm Is competing for
his attention at the same time
The Spike Tooth Harrow.
The average disk viii cut and turn
sods 10 some extent no matter how |
nearly straight II Is set. and on this
account tx use IL often more detri- |
mental than beneficial Ordinarily, In /
the case where the ground is inclined |
70 be wet at the time Of treatment, "A
considerable portion Of the turf may
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1919-07-18

@ Inside Information is
the costly, valuable in
gredient that figures
most prominently in all
business deals.
q There is a wealth OF
Inside Information IN
the want ads.
q Many business men
whose preemlnent sue
cess is attributed to a
highly developed fore
sight and shrewdness,
are in reality making
daily use Of this want ad
Inside Information.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1919-07-18
Notice of Sheriff. Sale of estray.

on or about June END. 1919. the
following described estrays were taken
up by j. w Stoddard at his residence
~ miles North OF Shoshone, Idaho:
one ewe both ears cropped, no other
brand visible, one eve, bit In right ear,
no other visible brand. one wether, left
ear cropped short. Four ewes, no marks
or brands visible
Notice is hereby given that on Tues
day. the 10th day OF August. 1913. at
+. NJ. o'clock at the J. w. Stoddard
farm. IA miles North OF Shoshone.
Lincoln County Idaho. | will, pur-
suant to the estray laws of the State
OF Idaho. sell the above described es-
trays 20 the highest and best bidder
for cash. lawful money of the United
States.
Dated July Sth. 1919.
Clarence Wheeler
sheriff.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1919-07-18
FEED FOR LITTLE CHICKENS
Wet stsn Is Apt TO Sour and Make
Them Sisk--Never Allow Them
Without Pure Water

Don't feed the little chickens wet
feed for Il Is apt 20 sour and make
them sick and unhealthy Oatmeal
cracked corn. wheat. kahr corn, mill
let seed aud small grains are good
food. Give them some sharp sand and
fine gravel and never allow them 10
be without pure water 10 drink.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1919-07-18

Every blnde Of grass Is a stdiy;
aud TO produce two where there was
but one IS both profit and pleas
ure. lincoln.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1919-07-18

Optimistic Thought.
As storm purifies the air, SO does
misfortune Sweeten life.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1919-07-18

CrandT Total cha Current SO'UoFVo
IDAHO.
County of
w Tundin being that he the
Auditor fun
financial condition County
tns FISCAL wear ending th A. D. 1919
''N 49, j.
tor Idaho
e.
subscribed and sworn this 18th day of May A d 1919
j L. Flu Proba
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-09-26
Arrest Seven On
 Jury Indictments

Sophie McEachen, aged negro Wo- man arrested some weeks ago accus- ed of setting fire to buildings on the J. w. John place, and who was re leased on bond of $1,000 was rear rested yesterday by Deputy Sheriff ]. L. NcBurnett, and again released, this time under bond of $1, 300. The woman was indicted hy the grand jury on a charge of arson,
 Six other accused persons, indicted bV the grand jury last week, were served with warrants by Deputy Sheriff J. l.. McBurnett and J. w. Baldwin yesterday. Each furnished bond to appear for trial in the cir cult court. Those accused, the charges. and the amount of bond are: Gillcy Davis, grand larceny, for theft of bicycle, $500; Robert Johnson, assault to kill, for shooting at Frank Hud- on, another negro, near Moscow, $l,- 900; Clem Hartford two indictments
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-09-26
FAVORITES HAVE GOOD DAY.

Columbus, O., Sept. 25.-First choices again enjoyed favor at to- days meeting of the grand circuit here.
 Roy Grafton had no trouble in talk ing the 2:03 pace in 2:lO 3-4, while in the 2:06 trot Prince Lores triumph ed over the other heat winners, Wilkes Brewer and Charley Rex in a fourth mile.
 The Western Horseman FuturitE for three year-old pacers, was won by Goldie King. Signal Boy won the middle heat when Goldie Todd made a break. This unexpected victory in the heat paid $64.S0 in the mutuals on a $2 ticket,
 Louis Grafton had the 2:0S pacers at her mercy and took new record of 2:03 1-4 in the first heat.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-09-26
" m TIT T. \ NJ MERC.t\ I.t'AcJtE'
NATIONAL. LEAtilE.
GOLFING MIRACLE.

New York, Sept. 25.-A golfing miracle was accomplished yesterday at the Forest Hills field club in New Jersey when George Stewart and Fred Sleppmeyer halved the 18th hole in one. Stewart teed off first, hitting an iron shot for the hole 145 yards away and watched his bal Uric kle into the hole Then Slepmeyer stepped up and drove of His ball dropped upon the green and after a short run clicked against the back of the cup and fell into the hole for all "eagle" one.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-09-26
SUIIT DDIRI RIE-IIEA DER

Boston. Sept. 25.-New York defeated Boston today ill a game which they made 24 hits for Il total of 10 bases and then the Braves reversed the result ill a second game by a score of $ to |. The Giants hit both CnuSey and McQuillAn for their numerous safetieS in the first game, while the Braves found the denvery of New Works pitching recruits. Snover and Barnes. to their liking in the second.
 Score: It H F New York --- 200 i0:. .O3-l4 Boston - - UOl 1OD Olhl-- ,
 SUMMARY: Two base hits. Kelly ,: E. Smith. StatZ. Fletcher. Three base hits, Young. Frisch. Kelly. F. Smith. stolen bases. Burns. Frisch Starz. Double plays. Fletcher. Doyle and Kelly: Maranvillc and Boeckel. Bases on balls off Benton 1: Ton ey I: Causey ,: McQuilan 1. struck out by McOuillan ,.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-09-26
LOOK YOUNG M
 MATTER HOW OLD
No Longer Necessary to Have Gray, Faded Lifeless Hair-For soc Get d Big Bottle of GNU
 (See New Hair)

You can have full head of bcauti- ful, evenly dark, soft and ustrous hair, no matter if you are middle aged and your hair is now gray. fad ed and worn out All you have to do is to comb GNU Hair Color Re storcr into your hair once or twice a day, and in a few weeks the beau
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-09-26

charging forgery and uttcring for ob- taining money on checks to which the name of B. F. Hooker had been affix- ed, $2,000; Oliver and Miller Wash ington, selling liquor, $500 each; Wal ter Golliday, grand larceny, for al legged theft of tires, $500.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-09-26
NATIONAL LEAGUE
HOMER IN TENTH HELPS PILLS
 BEAT THE DODGERS

Philadelphia. Sept. Manager cra- vath's home run after pinch hitter Mcu- sells Texas lcagucr had scored three runs Philadelphia over Brooklyn. Two home runs by krcugpr ill the seventh and eighth had given Brooklyn d four run advantage.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-09-26

Second game: R IT E i SeM 1orh ----------------ObOO GOO }01--l buSton 301 13X-S
 Barnes. Shower and McCarty: Scott
 St MMARI; Two base hits. Chase. Chrlstenbcrry. Carroll. Three base hit. VI MicSarty., Double play, MaranyllIe to itolke; Carroll to Maranville to Boeckci BaStS on balls off Shower ,: V Barnes. i: Scott B struck out by Snoycr ,; ', sNarncS 1: Scott 1.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-09-26

Wanted-10O0 pair mems shoes to Ealf-sole, SIPS per pair. Goodyear Shoe Shop. Phone 1246. 112 West Second Ave. 9-23-6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-09-26

ATHLETICS OFT TO MAKE \ RECORD. AND DESPITE NEARNESS OF SEASONS END
 'ONTINTE TO LOSE
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-09-26
LEAGUE !!U!:.. :. 1
 b" ..o-.o~-o~"-~' ,
LNs BEAT CHAMPS; FRO|T TAXES GAME |1M MCLEVELANDERS

.,nt 25.-st. Louis ,;onth 1o'nS i,;. \, hits in the, the sff"''" tne new s American
 ld dtles''' lins Chicago had seHef;'1 e,e ao ehallp.loohssc, score but was unable to
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-09-26
\ MERlCAN ASSbtI

kansas City. ?: Indianapolis. 1. At MinpnaroliS, B: Toledo. 2-G. At Milwaukee. 1; Columbus, ,. At St. Paul. 1; Louisville J.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-09-26
PAGE FIVE

tiful dark color your hair used 10 have will come back. You will actually see new beautiful dark hair.
 1t is no trouble whatever and e. NU Hair Color Restorer will do what many others fail to accomplish be- cause 1t is made according to scien- tlfic principles which guarantee that the original dark color of your hair will be restored if you will just use lt as directed. Try GNU at our risk. Sold by drug stores or write Ellis Jones Drug Company, Memphis, Tenn. GNU Hair Color Rcatorer
 costs only 50c for large bottle same size as others sell for dollar. adv.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-09-26
TOTALS

SEMINARY: Two baSe nltS VIson. Konctchy. MyerS LuderuS Home runs. krueger ,: Backburne Cravath. stolen bases, Panlettc. Struck out by Galore G: AmcS l. Bases on balls off tadore $: G. Smith 3, Double plays Blackhurnc to Adams: Adams to rHuette: Bancroft to Pauipttp to InderuS.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-09-26

Before placing your insurance lines you should know the facts about the insurance service you should get.
 Our service is the best.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-09-26
I,iuel.s Rent Indians.

Tigers Beat Indians.
 1, sppt 25.-Detroit closed It's ..on m by defeating Cleveland todaN. ,atbpr tb nnfayorable to good pltchlhS l |the the game into hitting 3rSE; ,i r; l, ----002 oil 1OO-1 'u -2220 O21 O2X-9 srlRY: Two base hits. Harris. i mn Gmney, Three base hits, Speak knlanl Stolen bases. Bush. Cobb :. nMys. Bush to Young to Hcil- Basps on balls. off Roland 7. Struck |Myers l.
 \ ATLANTA HACKS LOSE. York. Sept. 25.-New York shut khlephia. largely made up of Con Ick's Atlanta team here today;
 R II F knb. --MO NW WN-O brk OOl O.iX--i kre and Ruel: Johnson. iZnn and ker
 MARY: Two base hits. Prckin- [Pipp and Wick. Double plays. Pratt hp: Galloway and Griffin. Bases off Mogridge 5: off Zinn 3. Struck |Megridge '6: Johnson ,.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-09-26

,py. Two base hits. J. Collins
 iann In.aa lmse hits. Sisler. Stolen \ ihl.s Ins, E. Collins ,. Double plays, ] lISS.s, iyis5err: Mcclellan to F. Collins d, ib b,Ssas nj, balls, off Nangilder 7. nt IT. p br yangilder t; Williams 5,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-09-26
LEAGUE STANDINGS

Shreveport. S; Fort Worth. ,.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-09-26
THE COMPANY

Is of small capitalizaton-an the stock sold is non-assessable forever and full participating. The latter feature is absolute unique, guaranteeing the in- vestor against any possible loss of his initial investment for the reason that the physical properties belonging to the company, i. e. tools, derrick, equipment and lands, are more than sufficient to return the capitalization to the inves- tors.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-09-26
SPECIAL

This is an investment, NO GAMBLE. Every oil company in Burk Waggoner pool with 20 acres and up has made money. Some paid $15,000 to every $100 invested.
 This stock has been on the market only 21 days AND WILL BE ALL SOLD IN 10 DAYS, for that is the time limited. If you miss this chance, BLAME YOURSELF.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-09-26
w E.

Have only small amount of this stock left and we are limiting the sale in Pine Bluff to 10 days only.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-09-26

TEN AS LlIAGI l!
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-12
Gel noderno Montecristo"
Hermoso drama de sociedad ujosas artsta
magnificos! La production mas emoconante que
amas ha visto
PREsENTADA PoR INTER-ocEAN FILM CORPORATION

das, los diferentes paisajes y las dife-
rentes acciones en- su argumento estan
desarrollados un nivel de lujo y be-
lleza tai que establece un nuevo tipo
en- ia manufacture de peliculas. El ar
gumento de este drama traslada al su-
ditorio desde las vastas llanuras del
desierto, scbre mares, atravesando ciu-
dades de amontonada mugre ociosidad
cruel los suntuosos palacios del ven
gador misterioso.
Con la infalible actividad del desti-
no, Ell ultrajado protagonista extiende
su largo brazo, y uno uno lleva sus
enemigos al borde de la destruction, y
desde ALI los arroja con violencia al abs
no. AL fin solo una victima queda-su
esposa quien aguarda el golpe fatal
para ser aplastada, pero recordando que
esta mujer fue una vez la esposa de su
amor, Ell ensueno de sus esperanzas, Sc
enternece y la toma, temblando ARE
pentido en- su coraz6n.
ell resultado brillante del esfuerzo sin
cero de parte de sus autores de hacer
una pelicula d acepsacion universal, una
pelicula que domino impresione al pI-
blico desde ell primer momento hasta
su conclusion, basandose en- meritos dra-
maticos.
10 -
sultado Sc ha conseguido-que "El Mo.
derno Montecristo" esta solo, que es
la production dramatica mas grande y
de mas exito que Sc ha producido este
aho.
Ell objeto de la cinematografia moder-
ma es hacer peliculas que motive al me-
rito del argumento y la manera de pre-
sentar la obra levante el espfritu del au-
ditorio, lie entreeenga y al terminar lie
maude su casa satisfecho de haber
/ visto algo bueno de que La, pantalla
ocupa un puesto tan importante como
cualquier otra instruction en- nuestro
mundo social.
Eel Moderno Montecrisso' esta hecho
reuniendo todas estas condolences, Es
una pelicula que tiene como argumento
una novela famosa que ha sido leida por
cientos de miles de personals, que ha ST.
do escrita por un gran escriuor roman
tico que va La cabeza entire los escri-
torres del mundo, presentada por artistas
celebres en- America, producida con un
lujo v belleza rara vez igualado, y ade-
mas Sc lie agrega que es una obra de
gran potencia, de gran interes y de un
sentimiento muy delicado.
Exclusive de L. MARTINEZ y Co.
Aguadilia, Pto. Rico. Adyt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-12

"El Moderno Montecristo' es un
drama adaptable de La brillante novela
escrita por E. Phillip oppenheim, titu-
lada ''The Long Arm Of Hannister'
Esta novela fu6 publicada por series
en- "The Saturday Evening Post" Sc
manario de gran fama, y luego fue edi-
tada, habiendose agotado las diferentes
ediciones al extreme que hubo que ha-
Ger doce ediciones en- POGO tempo para
poder atender la demanda del plblico.
Sc han imprimido 10000 copias que
va sc han vendidoa Sc calcula que el
nilmero de personals que ha leido esta
novela pasa de UN MILLION. En- los
Estados Unidos esta pelicula no necesita
de anuncios, pues es conocida, es muy
popular la obra de la cual Sc ha toma-
yer la pelicula. Sc concidera por criticos
competentes que es la obra de literatu-
ra novelesca mas popular que Sc ha es-
critic hasta la fecha, dado ell nimero de
ediciones y de ejemplares en- ell merca-
do depsues de haber sido leida EN- el
conocido semanario "The Saturday
Evening POST.
La pelicula "El Moderno Montecrisr
to- basada en- esa gran novela de IA
ma mundial, es la pelicula que ell pu-
blico amante del Cine ha estado espe-
rando desde hace tempo. Es ell drama
que trata no con la suggestion de una
posibilidad dramatica, sino al contra
rio, Sc usan los impulses fundamentals
de la naturaleza humana en- SUI esencia,
como base de su intriga. Es un nuevo
tema, POGO usado hasta la fecha, Y sor-
prendente en- su desarrollo.
Esta pelicuia, en- la forma de un pano.
rama vivo que pasa ligeramen:e en- la
pantalla demostrando las pasiones bue
mas y malas, Y los deseos del corazon
humane, "El Moderno Montecristo'
embargo magistralmente al publico Sc
gun va desarrollandose Ell argumento
La ceguedad del amor, la irrefeccior
de los celos, 10 inevitable de la retribu
ci6n, la tragedia de las acciones malas
ell monstruo maligno de la venganzs
son los poderes que impulsan los &C
torres en- este drama; fiel exposition de
coraz6n humane. Como toda cosa que 81
relaciona con los hombres v las mujerel
noe da ma buena ensefianza al misme
tempo, como objeto principal dich;
pelicula nos entretiene y nos emocions
vivamente y.por 10 tanto nena perfecta
mente su comtido.
Esta production no tan solo ha side
montada con Ell mayor discernimient'
possible, 81 que tambien las vistas toma
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-12
MuChaS SOIiCitudeS
para Ia Ciudadania

En- los comienzos de esta semana Sc
han presentado en- la Corte Federal
muchas solicitudes para adquirir car:a
de ciudadania americana. En- Ell exa-
men final los solic;tantes fueron i1lte-
rrogados por el Juez Hamilton, quien
Sc mostro particularmente interesado
en- conocer las tendencias politicas de
todos aQuellos que han mostrado de-
secs de ser ciudadanos de los Estados
Unidos
Los aspirantes, sin exception, fueron
preguntados 81 tenian inclinaciones ha-
cia del ideal independentista como Sc
luci6n al future "status" politico de
Puerto Rico. Los aspiran.es contesta-
ron negativamente, presumiendo que
tai vez el ideal independentista podria
ser un obstaculo para adquirir scarta
de ciudadania.
FL juez Hamilton tambien pregunt6
los solicitantes sus ideas con respec-
to al 'bolshevikismo sobre socialis
mo y sobre la manera de conducir los
asuntos de America.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-12
ASuntOS reSueItOS EN-
Ia session del MuniCipiO

Sc acordo pasar a informes del Co.
misionado Municipal de Obras Publ
cas- la petici6n de Arturo Iglesias Y
otros vecinos de la calle de clos Igle-
sas", de Santurce, sobre construction
de las obras de las mismas. Sc enter6
tambien ell Concejo del estado de la ca
ia municipal, en- treinta de noviem-
bre 1ltimo, $72,206.61.
Sc adopt6 una ordenanza dispo-
niendo la subasta para las Obras de
pintura del tanque de acero mon-
tado en- la plaza del Mercado.
Considerable por el Concejo de Ad-
ministraci0n el prop6sito del Conf
sionadO de Hacienda, de redactar un
proyecto de ordenanza para la i'm
posici6n de una contribution por
anuncios comerciales industriales, Sc
acordo que por el Comisionado de
Obras PGblicas Sc estudie y prepare
el expresado proyecto. Ell Comisiona-
do de Hacienda, en- carta que dirigi0
al Concejo, solicita Sc lleve a efecto ell
sorteo de los ocho pagares del En-
prestito de $7S,0GO.OO, que corres-
ponde al ano fiscal 1920, cuyo sor-
teo debi6 verifcarse en- el mes de ju-
mo del corriente ano, de acuerdo con
10 dispuesto en- la ordenanza para la
contradiction de aquel, y Sc acord6
que por la Junta de Subastas Sc lie
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-12
Santos ChOCanO eSta
graVemente enfermO

HABANA, diciembre 2-Llegan no
ticias de Guatemala que dicen Sc
encuentra gravemente enfermo ell
gran poeta peruano don Jose Santos
Chocano, autor de "Fiat Lux" y
"Alma America" otras obras. En- ell
primer volGmen fguran, segdn la crf-
tica, sus mejores poemas epicos. En-
un estudio publicado en- Paris por ell
crftico peruano don Ventura Calde-
ron sobre la literature peruana, Sc
dice que el lnico gran poeta epico de
America actualmente es Santos Cho-
cano.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-12
La CaTHStia de Ia vida
Sc aCentia en- FajaTdO

ARTICULos DE CONSUME -Cas
Sc hace impossible para las familias po
bres de esta municipalidad sobrellevar
la vida, debido a que los artiouios de
mayor consume han alcanzado precics
tan fabulosos que solo los ricos pueden
adquirir aun exponiendo parts del ca -
pital pues las entradas no cubren nj
la mitad de los gastos que hay actual
mente. FL arroz sc expende a 15 cen.
tavos libra, ell aziicar desde IL hasta
1s centavos, el cafe a 80 centavoa. y de
Las habichuelas. carne. loche. huevos
otros comestibles. no hablemos. pues
estan tan altos precios que nos pare.
ce verlos en- Ia luna cuando intentamos
comprarlos.
Gente que usaba zapatos desde su
nifiez, ha tenido que acostumhrarsc a
andar descalza. aunque con gran rics
go de su vida; pues los zapatos de a
So Sc venden ahora a So SIS. No
quiero seguir citando precios. porqus
habra gente pobre que Sc quede sin
ssntido al recordar que con cuatro rea.
les tienen que sostener siete ocho de
de familia
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-12
lnfOrmGS impOTtanteS del
DepartamGntO del Interior

FL yate adquirido por ell Departamen
TO del Interior para Ell trafco entire
vieques, Culebra y Fajardo, principia-
"a mafiana su servicio, saliendo de Vie
,ques para Fajardo todos los ltines, mier
coles y viernes las a. M, y regre-
sando los mismos dias Vieques, de-
jandO el puerto de Fajardo la 1 p. m.
Los sabados hara un viaje de ida y
vuelta desde vieques Culebra.
Sc estimara al publico que cualquier
deficiencia falta de atencion por par
to de los tripulantes, sea reportada al
Departamento del Interior.
La Porto Rico Railway Light and
Power Co., ha sido requerida para que
Gamble la situacion Gle los postes de
la luz electrical en- la nueva carretera
San Antonio Martin Pefia, en- ell trozo
de la calle Congreso de Miramar.
Ell sefior Antonio Roig, de Huma-
Gao, ha sido autorizado por ell Conf
sionado del Interiors para construir de
acuerdo con su franquicia, un nuevo
ramal de su ferrocarril, siendo la lon
gitud de este ramal de no menos de
mil metros.
Con fecha diez del corriente ha
anunciado ell Departamento del Inte-
rior dos nuevas subastas; una para la
construction de 30 casas para pobres
On la poblaci6n de Aguadilla, que ten
dra efecto Ell 19 del corriente; otra
para Ia construction de dos casetas en-
Ell Sahatorio Insular de Rio Piedras,
que tsndr& efecto ell 80 de este mes.
Han sido recibidas provisional
mente las obras del puente sobre el
rio Grande de LOLA, cerca de Trujillo
Alto. FL comisionado de Servicio Pi-
bhco de aquella poblaci6n ha invita-
do al Departamento del Interior para
una fiesta el dia IA del corriente, ce-
lebrando la Inauguration de dicho puen-