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Gilpin observer., 1919-07-17

Chas. Auger, accompanied by
his mother, and sister, Mrs. Cyp.
Matthews, came up from Denver
last Friday evening. Charlie had
been discharged at Fort Russell
from the 115th Engineers, with
which branch of the army he had
been connected two years. Since
he left Central he travelled total
distance of 10000 miles, being in
England, France and Germany,
and coming back landed in Can
ada. He is glad to get home but
says he misses his canned
Willie" and beans.
Gilpin observer., 1919-07-17

Col. Joseph Taylor, Golden man
who served in France and Ger
many as lieutenant colonel and
commanding officer of the famous
115th engineers, arrived home
from Fort Russell last Saturday.
and will be here until the 25th.
The colonel hasn't been discharg-
ed from the service yet, as he has
to report at Fort Douglas, Utah,
where he will be compelled to un-
dergo an operation. - Golden
Transcript.
Gilpin observer., 1919-07-17
st. Paul's Episcopal Church

The Rev. Mr.. Harrison will be
with us next Sunday and will cell
ebrate the Holy Communion. 1t
is hoped that all who can will at
tend and thus show our appreci-
alton of his coming.
Gilpin observer., 1919-07-17

Bear in mind the dance to be
given Friday evening, the 18th,
in Armory hall, by the young fell
lows of the town. An Idaho
Springs orchestra will furnish
the music and a large number
will be present from that city and
Nederland, in addition to the To-
calites.
Gilpin observer., 1919-07-17

Thos. Cudahy. who returned
last week from the east, was in
Detroit, Toledo, Cleveland, Roch-
ester, Peoria, Galesberg and
Quincy. He found a better feel
ing toward mining than he ever
found before and never saw the
optimism on every hand and pros
perity everywhere. The heat was
excessive-about a hotter than
hell.
Gilpin observer., 1919-07-17

The federal and state govern
ments are to spend S5,500,000 on
the roads in Colorado and of this
sum Gilpin county will receive
$4,000 to reconstruct the Guy
hill road. The work will be done
this year and next.
Gilpin observer., 1919-07-17

The summer school at the Mines
opened on Monday, and at the
present time the attendance is
about one hundred. President
Anderson reports that prospects
are decidedly bright for big at
tendance at the school when the
regular term opens in the fall,
the indications being that the
freshman class will be the larg-
est in the history of the institu-
tion.-Golden Transcript.
Gilpin observer., 1919-07-17

Dance-At Russell Gulch, July
25th. Music by Morrison's fam
Gus colorcd singing orchestra, of
Denver. One dollar per couple.
Extra ladies and spectators 25
cents. Everybody invited.
Gilpin observer., 1919-07-17

Mrs. c. o. Richards, Mrs. VIM.
Couch and Miss Margaret Auger
and Miss Della Willis took their
Sunday school classes to a picnic
at Mack's grove Thursday. The
trip was made by auto.
Gilpin observer., 1919-07-17

Advice to bachelor-After all
the towels, bed sheets and table
cloths in the house have been
used. the thing to do is to go to a
good hotel.
Gilpin observer., 1919-07-17

The way to remove pasteboard
top from a milk bottle is to jab it
with the thumb, which causes all
the cream on the top Of the bottle
to enter ones right eye and the
remaining milk to expend itself
on ones waistcoat.
Gilpin observer., 1919-07-17

The man stood in front of the
butcher shop and counted and re-
counted the roll of bills in his
hand. GOSH" he sighed. II
don't know whether to buy por-
terhouse or a dwelling house."
Gilpin observer., 1919-07-17

Marshal Gray says he can't
please everybody. Some of the
citizens are even wanting him to
do something with the crooks in
the road.
Gilpin observer., 1919-07-17

That bunch of convalescent
clothing you gave to the American
Red Cross few months ago is
now helping to make the refugees
in eastern Europe feel terribly
dressed up.
Gilpin observer., 1919-07-17

Charles Ray in Mothers Bov"
in five reels and a Ford weekly
will be the picture program at the
opera house Saturday, July 10Th.
Gilpin observer., 1919-07-17

A violent counter attack may
be described as that which hap
pens when crowd of women at
tend bargain sale.
Gilpin observer., 1919-07-17

Neil Mckay hauled the machin-
cry from the Parole to the Homer
this week and the same is being
installed.
Gilpin observer., 1919-07-17
RED CROSS NOTES

Surgical dressings made by Am
erican Red Cross workers are now
being used thruout the Balkans
for baby clothes.
Gilpin observer., 1919-07-17
PERSONAL MENTION

IeIL CnlS week 1Or Cne fancH near
Tabernash. Mr.. Fullerton will be
away until the 18th inst. Brooks,
with his family, will reside per-
manently on the ranch.
Mrs. Kate Cowling and Miss
Bertha Hoskin arrived Tuesday
evening from Littleton to visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Floyd. Mrs.
Ccwling will assist in the Golden
Rule store while Miss Crook is on
her vacation. Miss Crook will go
to Oak Creek to visit her sister.
Miss Lena Fischer and sister
were up from Denver Tuesday on
. visit. They lived here some
years ago.
Miss Clara Griffin, of Sterling,
is visiting the Morgan family.
Mrs. Lou Fogarty came up from
Denver Tuesday to dispose of
her bay team.
A. B. Stanford and members of
the North Star Mining company,
we're up from Denver this week,
looking over the property. They
expect to resume operations.
S. G. Hamlin, manager of the
Hampton mine, was up from Den
Yer Tuesday.
Fred Frey returned from Den
yer Monday evening and may
leave in a few days for George
town.
VIM. Kuhns, of Denver, visited
relatives here Sunday.
Louis Garlick and wife were up
from Denver Saturday and Sum
day.
Archie Waters was visitor
from Golden Sunday.
Joe Powers was up from Den
yer Sunday. He has relatives
also lady friend-here.
Mrs. Minnie Eplett Cody re-
turned from trip to Denver
Sunday noon and was glad to get
back to the cooling atmosphere of
the mountains.
Mrs. Ed. Lundquist returned
the latter part of the week from
Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Zeigi and
children returned to their home
in Sterling Sunday after two
weeks visit with relatives.
Mrs. Geo. Athanasion and sis
ter went to Denver Wednesday
afternoon.
John and Richard Eddy and
Willie Warren left Wednesday af-
ternoon for the valley to work.
Mrs. Beyrl Tolman, who had
been visiting her mother and
father, Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Day,
returned Wednesday afternoon
to her home in Denver.
Mrs. Sherman McCallister and
daughter came up from Denver
Monday evening and will remain
for a time.
C. H. Haines and M. D. Draper
came up from Denver Tuesday in
car. They stripped gear and
vent back on the train.
Chris. Hesselbine came up from
Denver Monday and is preparing
to do some mining in the Russell
section. He has rented his old
rooms in the Hawley block.
H. B. Johnson arrived from
Texas this week, where he was in
cantonment. He is back at his
cid job of cook at the Teller
House.
B. ]. Snyder, o. C. Flaegel and
G. T. Humphries were up from
Denver Saturday and Sunday. Mr..
Snyder is an instructor in the
School of Mines at Socorro, N. M.
John c. Fleschhutz came up
from Denver Saturday night for a
short stay.
Victor C. Anderson and Irving
A. Palmer, of the School of Mines
at Golden, were up last Friday
and went thru the Eureka mine.
j. w. Rooms drove in from Rol-
linsville yesterday to transact
usiness.
F. H. Cole, e. T. Butler and j.
p. Olsen were up from Denver
this week on mining business.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. R. Demeter
came over from Idaho Springs
yesterday. Mr.. Demeter has sew
cred his connection with the Hot
= Springs hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Wilkinson
were in Denver Sunday visiting
their daughter, Mrs. Robt. Girls
pin. They returned Monday.
n q
Gilpin observer., 1919-07-17

The Red Cross military relief
workers are at present caring for
more than $4,000 soldiers in the
army posts, hospitals and camps
in Colorado, New Mexico, Utah
and Wyoming. Besides supplying
recreation, rest, refreshments and
entertainment, the Red Cross
workers give personal service of
all descriptions to the men.
Altho fighting ceased seven
months ago, thousands of wound
ed and sick men are still in the
A. E. F. hospitals, too i'll or weak
to stand the journey home Am
erican Red Cross workers have
been concentrated at the hospit-
ais with the difficult task of keep
ing the sufferers amused and in
combating the Inconsistencies epi-
demic, which has been increasing
ever since the armistice.
Drugs, clothing, foodstuffs and
miscellaneous supplies valued at
$5,254, ,349 which have been ship
ped to Siberia by the American
Red Cross during the last nine
months have been distributed ov-
er an area of 1000 miles abutting
the Trans-Siberian railway. Every
ten days Red Cross supply train
of twenty-six cars leaves Vladi-
vostok to administer to the relief
of the needy civilian population
and to restock the nine hospitals
operated by the Red Cross in ST.
IBERIA.
Gilpin observer., 1919-07-17
Notice

After July 15tn, until further
notice, our prices will be as fol-
lows:
Table board by the month S35. 90
Tickets-21 meals -- $50
Meals-local transients - so
Meals-regular transients- .65
TELLER HOUSE,
CENTRAL CITY HOTEL.
Mrs. Edith Williams left this
morning for Golden to attend the
normal.
Gilpin observer., 1919-07-17

The lady of the house lacked
cook and said she would have a
look at the advertisements. Her
husband noticed that she was
searching thru the notices of
deaths. 81 thought you were GO
ing to search the want places
he said. "You are looking at the
death column" 81 know" she re-
piled, 81 wish to see what cooks
have lost their employers"
Mrs. Kate Ward, Mrs. Agnes
Braun, Mrs. Ella O'Connor, Miss
Kathleen Mulhern and Arthur
Erickson motored up from Denver
Sunday to visit the Stull family.
They came via Idaho Springs and
in order to enjoy the beautiful
scenery in Virginia canon, walk
ed most of the way up the steep
grade. The next time they make
the trip they will use an airplane.
All the teachers in the Central
City grade school have been ap-
pointed for the 1890 term. They
are Miss Hazel Stribley, Mrs.
Minnie Mccoy, Mrs. Bessie Rund-
quist and Mrs. Melita Seymour.
The High school appointments
have not been completed, but Miss
Miller, who taught last term, has
been retained and Prof. Zum-
walt, of Meeker, has been engag-
ed as superintendent.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-19
PERSONALS PALIDAS.

Personals palidas de raza blan.
ga. por regla general son palidas
poroue no sacan suticiente nutri-
ci6n de 10 que comen. Por 10
tanto necesitan mayor nutricion
que es 10 dnico que hace sangrc.
para abastecer las necesidades
del ORGANISING. La EMULSION
DE SCOTT, es alimento y medi-
cina a la vez y el sistema respon-
de prontamente a suS efectos re-
CONSTITUENCIES. Vigoriza y puri-
flea la sangre, da carnes, energia
v vitalidad. Los anemicos y Sc
mi-anGmicos deben de hacer un
ensayo con Ia EMULSION DE
SCOTT y continuar hasta que
vuelya al rostro ell color de la sa-
lud. Asegurese de obtener la le-
gitima, con la marca del hombre
con el pescado e cuestas. Advt. IL
Para refrescos exquisitOs visite
LA CAFETERIA,
San Juan G, San Juan, P. r.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-19

Aver, por la nanana y en- la ca
lie San Agustin de Puerta de Tie
rra, el carro eltctrico No. 10, arro-
ll0 al niilo Francisco Roman, de Z
amos, hijo dc Carmen Rivera, oca-
sionandolc una herida cOntusa de
dos centimetros en- la region pa
rietal derecha, y variaS contusio-
mes con erOcioncs de la piel en- dis
tintas parties del cuerpo. Fu6 Gu
RADIO en- la Sala de Socorros.
La investigation no arroia res
ponsabilidad sobre el motorista del
carrO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-19
INSTITUTE DE REFORMAS
SOCIALES

El active comisionista don Ramon
Cadilla, del comercio de esta plaza
ha sido dcsignado por la comisi6n
del Institute para llevar la .repre-
sentacion de les industriales de
San Juan, ante la tercera Conven
cion de Arecibo que tcndra lugar
en- Mayo +.
Ell Sr. Cadilla Ia informado que
esta preparando un memorial para
llevarlo a la consideration de la
Asamblea, pues en- el Sc trata de
aln nuevo y vasto plan para agru-
par los obreros y PROFESSIONALS
dentro el Institute proporcionan.
dole todo genero de bienestar posi-
bic.
Dicho documento tendra mucha
importancia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-19
COMPANIAS ASOCIADAS

La B. a. Cheney and Company,
incorporated, nos participant sll III
corporation y la adquisicion de los
Negocios del Sr. B. A. Cheney Dr.
Puerto Rico, Santo Domingo q
isias Vlrgenes.
La scciedad ha de ocuparse Ell
gran cscala, de los negocios de ex-
portaci6n e Importation, y ticne
establccidas sucursalcs en- Puerto
Rico. Santo Domingo c lslas Viz
gncs. Y estabIeccra otras, inmedia-
tamentc, en- Cuba y Haiti, CONT
nuando como yicepresidcnte y jefe
activo de la nucya sociedad, el Sr.
b. \. Cheney.
Las compailias asOciadas ell el
ncgocio son:
.Factorf Products Corpora
ton" (Bonbright and Co.. Agen-
tcs t'nancicros),
The Engineers Corporation
INSTITUTION subsidaria de ''The j.
G. White Engineering Corpora
ton" de New York.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-19
AYUDA 4 LOS REFUGIADOS
PRESTADA POR LA
CRUZ ROJA
Sc enrih a Europa telas por cdtor
dc $l,532,0SS.

Una prueba de que las activi-
dades de la. Cruz Roja Americana
Ell Francia no han disminuido
despuGs de la firma del armisti-
clio, es ell hccho de haberse hechO
arreglos para el Immediate enviO
de telas V otros productos de tex
tiles, valorados en- 81 ,532, ,OSS con
ell fin de llenar la necesidad de
millares de refugiados que estan
hacienda I'm csfuerzO para esta-
blccerse en- las areas recObradas
del enemigo. Francia ahora es la
base para Europa de los deposit
tos de la Cruz Roja Americana,
v Sc espera que los GOT trabaja-
dorcs que cstaban Ell l dc febrero
en- territorio frances, sean con-
servados por algtln tempo para
efectrlar las gestiOnes de auXilio
que todavia hay que practicar en-
favor del pueblo de Francia.
Trece V medic millones de yar-
das de telas de tOdas classes, deS-
tinadas a trajes para refugiados,
han sido embarcadas, ademas Gle
los millares de vestidos va hechos
que han enviado los talleres de
la Cruz Roja.
La necesidad bicn patente de
abrigos y trajes que existe en- las
regiones desvastadas del Norte
de Francia, BGlgica, Polonia, los
Estados BalllAnicos v demas pal
ses libcrados por los aliados, ha
moyido la Cruz Roja America.
na a enviar las telas para que
puedan hacerse los trajes sin 'di-
laci0n alguna.
Sc han establecidO depositos dc
ayuda en- Lille, Amiens, Laon,
Mczicres, Chalons V Nerdum, y
los almaccncs de estos puntos es-
tan llenos de mercancias y ali
mcntos para atcndcr los rcfu-
giados que estan reresando. El
| territoriro libcrado ha sidO diyi.
dido en- distritos, y cada unO de
ellos Sc lia puesto a cargo de la
Cruz Roja Americana Y de un
residente conocedor del pueblo
del distrito J que tiene la con-
tianza de la INSTITUTION, para los
trabajos de ayuda que tienen cue
practicar.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-19
"ORINTOLOGIA DE PUERTO
RJCOH


Aver Sc discutio en- la Camara cl
proyecto de Ley asignando So, 900
para comprar 1000 ejemplares de
la "Orintologia de Puerto Rico ,
del senior Jose Monclova, para de-
dicarlos a la ensenanza de las es-
cue'as.
Ell proyccto paso a la Comision
de Hacienda, y el senior Romanl
pronunci0 las siguientes palabras
%No me opongo a que el proyec-
to pase la Comjsi0n de Hacienda
desnues que sea aprobada por la
cimara la a1qui5ici6n de Ia obra.
Soy miembro de csa Comisi6n '
ali Ia dcfendere entertainments
Sc trata sc1orcs Representatives.
de ad1uirir una obra importantc
llamadai a renortar grandes bcne-
ficios La Instriicci6h Publica.s j
que representa-. el trabajo eqnsttanl-
to del Lcdo en- farmacia Se0or
Monclova,s Y lighi$irno &c lilustrado
puertorriqIpeiao qte en-, la domino
ci6n espahola pf9 9sfo muy bueno;
servicios al magiscrio,
En- ell Presupuesto ,Insular figu-
sra una partida de 100000 pa
ra la compra de. libros con destino
a las escuelas pllblicas. Esta SUI
ma en- diez amos representa- NADIA
menos que un 1,Oo0,0Q0,000 que 81
hubieran sido bicn invertidOs POI
ell Departamcnto de Educaci6n,
tendrfamos. en- las escuplas librO,
dc orc y plata.
Por tanto opino como mi dignC
c0mpa1ero el senior PinerO que Ia
suma de $4,000 para adquirir Ia
obra del senior Monclova, sea inclui
da Ell la partida del Presupuesto
para la compra de libros de teXto
con destino las escuelas publ
cas-"
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-19
PAJARO DE CUENTA

La policia de Juana Diaz arrest0
a un individuo que dijo llamarsc
Manuel Rondon, pero que Sc cree
sea Lucas Ortiz. T.
lie fueron ocupados dos caballos
" mientras Sc investigaba este, Sc
lc fug6 la policia.
Despues Sc ha comprobado que
este sujeto es autor de varios hur-
los. entire ellos tres sillas de mon
lar que habia vendido y las que
han sido ocupadas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-19
SOBRE INDULTOS

FL Gobernador interino ha denc
gadO las solicitudes de indulto pre-
santadas a favor de los confinados
Juan de JESUS Fernandez, Nico-
medes Padin, Juana Santana Ro-
driguez, y Maria Solano; Y ha con
cedido indulto a Arcadia Sosa del
Vale. indulto Conditional a Tc-
lesforo Sevilla, Y Mercedes Mora
LOG
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-19
Ell CANTO DE AGUEINABA
Ell BRAVO

Nuestro estimado companero don
Pedro de Angels tiene va en- prem
sa I'm toilette que contiene Gel Can
to dc Agueinaba el bravo, poema
de Daniel Rivera, pOeta portorri-
queno que tuvo ma epoca de mu-
cha celebridad, y una biografia de
este poeta, injustamente olvidado.
Ell senor de Angels nos dara a
conocer Ell su trabajo, que esta
muy bien documentado, como to-
dos los suyos, algo muy lleno de
interes.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-19
HCrRTO DE CAFE

Felipe Cabrera es un suieto que
venfa dedicandose ,hnrtar, cafe
lei Hospital Prestbiteriano. !: En-
icrada de clio la detective, Sc puso
cn vela, consiguiendo atraparlo e
ingresandolo Zen las galeras del
rresidio, interim Sc cclebreY el jul
cio.
La cantidad de cafe que ya ha-
hia hurtado Cabrera ascienda a
amos 5 qllintales. - e.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-19
EsPECTACULos PARA HOY

CINE TRES BANDERAS.--El
monumental estreno de la origlna
li.ima cinta italiana marca "Conc
Roma. en- 6 parties, titulada LA
IIuella de la Pequena NIano Jack
ell Mono Ladr0n. "
CINE LUNA-Mi6rcoles 80.
Dia de moda. Matinee y noche.
Estreno del 90. episodio del "Mis-
terio Gel Hotel Republican, y La
Zarpa Invisible, por Olive Tell,
Ell 5 reels.
Manana "Los Lobos de la Kul-
tura.
CINE REAL.--Sensacional fun
ci6n, los cpisodios l, . y 3 de la
"Garra de Hero. "
CINE PUERTO RTCO.-"Oios
Verdcs" V Los reci6n casados. -
CINE IMPERTAL.-"El Guam
te de la AIuerte.
CINE NORMA.-"La Muj2l'
Moderna."
CINE MONTE CARLO.-"El
IIundimientodel Oceanic
CINE HABANA.-"Pasiones
"El Mistcrio del Hotel Repdhli-
cas-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-19
SIN. AsIsTENCIA AEEDICA

En- Puerto Arturo. de Santurce,
la se1ora Lucia Sanchez tuvo I'm
aborto, descomponiendose ell feto
a causa de no haber llamado medi-
co para que la asistiera. Avisado
el doctor A1faro Dfaz, este ordeno
el enterramiento del feto Y el in
@rcso de Ia raciente en- ell Hospi-
tai Municipal.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-19
VOLO La BLCSA

La sonora c. II. Sicgmund, que
resi1e Ell la Gale dc la Cruz ha da-
do cuenta a Ia detective de que de
IA azotea de la casa donde Ia te-
MA tendida vol6 la calIe una blu
sa dc tanina tina, no habi6ndola
podido cncontrar a pcsar de las
oesquisas que ha hecho.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-19
PERDIO SJT MALETA

al desembarcar cl battalion de
infanteria, del Regimiento de Puer
to Rico, que lego iiltimamente dc
Panama, sc lie extravio al soldado
Manuel Santiago Rodriguez la ma
leta conteniendo equipaje. Estima-
ra Sc la devuelvan, enviandosela al
Campamento "Las Casas" Hospi
tai.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-19
Rep6rter dc turno.

DELINCUENTES PRECOCES
Los muchachos Jose Jove, de ca
torce amos c Hip6lito Dudrey, de
ounce, fueron llevados ante ell CO.
misiOnado dc la Corte Federal pa
"a responder a una acusaci0n de
robo en- la administration de CO.
rreos dc Arecibo, y estan bajo una
fianza de quinientos dollars cada
mo.
El Inspector Mr.. Ryan ha pre-
sentado pruebas de que ambos mu-
chachosttenfan la llave de un apar-
tado Y con ella manipulaban en-
otros apartados.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-19
LO ATACO con
IN REVOLVER

Nos informa el Sr. l.. +. Del
gado, de Catano, que anoche fue
atacado por Antonio Bayran ar
mado de un revolver. La prcsteza
del Sr. Delgado evito ell que lc
agrediera. La policia ocnp6 el ar
ma Y ha presentado .denuncia con
ira Bayran por aeometimiento, ALA
namiento de morada Y por portar
armas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-19
UN MES DE CARCEL

La Corte Municipal impuso un
mes de carcel a Avelino Lizardi,
por infracci6n la ley de automo-
viles. Lizardi apelo de la senten-
ella para ante la Corte de Distrito,
deNositando. ell metalico. la fianza
de 5000 que sc lie exigio para clio
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-19
TIENDA ESCALADA

En- ell barrio .Cuevas'', de Tr''-
jillo Alto fue escalada la tienda de
German HERNANDEZ llevandose los
cacos so libras de cafe, 80 ROLES
hilo de coser. cigarros, cigarrillos,
jamon V I'm peso ell efectivo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-19
PUEDEN ENIBARCAR

Pasaportes cxpedidos por cl Go
bernador:
Para Cuba. al Sr. Jose L6pcz
Cepero, y .Sr. Benito Sudrez Estrc-
LA, de Bayamon.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-19
ATXILIO NIUTUO
Mario 16, 1919.

Mario 16, 1919.
Entradas :-Sres. don Bruno He
rrera Olazabal. de San Juan; Mar
celino San Miguel Fernandez, de
Bayam6n.
Salidas :-Sres. don Marcos To
mas Cancja. de San Juan; Carries
0choa Marti. De CataIlo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-19
PARA THE SAN JUAN RACING
AND SPORTING CLUB

Sc nos ha informado que dentro
de brcves dias estaran en- esta ciu-
dad con destino al II 1p6dromo, una
nartida de a cahallos americanos
procedcntes de la isla de Cuba y
iue han corrido algGn tempo en- ell
IIipodromo de Marianoa, Cuba.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-19
EN- Ell IIIPODROMO DE SAN
TO DOMINGO

Los caballos americanos muy CO.
nocidos de nuestro p1blico Lite Ne
nard, Norma, Katinka, y los del
pals Roy, Lebrel, Margarita, Lu-
cero y Dandy estan dando buen
record en- ell IIip6dromo de Santo
Domingo.
Estos caballos ftleron llevados
ALI spor el schor Juan Roig, apre-
ciado elcmcnto de esta ciudad.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-19
LA LIGA DE PROPIETARIOS

La Junta Directiva rcunida la
tarde del sabado bajo la presiden-
cia del Sr. Elzaburo, entire otros
asuntos de interes general trato
acerca de los siguientes:
1o.-F'iscalizaci6n dc contadores
de aqua, gas y corriente eltctrica,
de cuya exactitud nunca dcmostra-
da no tiene el consumidor garajl-
tia alguna.
eo.-Exigencias sanitarias con-
trarias al buen sentido y al medic
actual.
3o.-El alcantarillado del balTio
del Gandul y los servicics SANTA
rios de las casas de POGO valor.
4o.-Patrocinio dc la Liga para
instituir el SECURE dc la prop4edad
sobre la base de mutualidad a
pflma MA.
5o.-Legialacion sanitaria.
El seiior Ginorio inform0 con to-
do detalle acerca de los puntos
mencionados en- SUI aspecto legal,
y la Presidencia qued6 autoriza-
da para dcsignar las Comisiones
mas adecuadas para entender en-
los trabajos correspondence y lie
var a cabo la accion necesaria con
arreglo las llneas generates pla-
ncadas. H.
La session termino a las 6 y me-
dia. I"
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-19
OTSPARO Y Sc FIFE d.

OOh II Il y lJ'J
En- la Hacienda Luisa, de Fran
>isco Brunei, en- Manati, ell traba
iador Jose PadilIa hizo un dispa-
70 de revolver a su companero Iii
!ario Batista. atravesandole la ba-
"a ell pantal6n, cerca de la rodilla
derecha, sin herirle. FL agrcsor,
ma vcz hecho el disparo, empren-
do carrera. Y trio el revolver den.
tro del rio, siendo mas tade arres
tado y puesto a disposition de Ia
Corte. Tn diseusto entire am5os,
mientias Sc accrcahan la casilla
del pago, origin6 este incidente.