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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-06-06
NEW CORPORATIONS

The Office Of the attorney general
has approved the certificates Of in
corporation Of the following new cor
porations:
Cumberland Iron & Steel Company,
organized at Portland, to buy and sell
new and secondhand materials in
GLIDING iron and mechanical devices:
capital stock. $4,000. all common;
$4,000 paid in; par value Of shares.
500; 95 shares subscribed; directors
President. Harris Shimelovich of
Portland; treasurer, Frank A. How
ard: and Ethel G. Howard Of Port
land.
Angley and Company. organized at
Bangor, to take over as a going con-
Germ and carry on the business now
and formerly carried on at Brewer
under the names Of Angley & Cole,
and Angley and Company, to buy and
operate timberlands; capital stock,
$4,000 of preferred and 500 shares of
common stock Of no par value: MOTH
ing paid in: four common shares sub
scrlbed. Directors-Presiden John
Fl. Angley of Brewer; treasurer, r.
Armory Thorndike Of Boston, Mass:
clerk. Clyde E. Simmons and Lewis
Is Barrett Of Bangor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-06-06

ground. and resulting in his death
within a short time thereafter. A
physician was called, but no at
tempts at resuscitation were made
until nearly two hours after the
accident. No sign of life appeared
in the body of this unfortunate
young man.
The deceased, Allen G. Bosworth,
had formerly been in the employ
of the Central Maine Power Com
pany in the establishment of line.
He had also been in the employ of
the New England Telephone and
Telegraph Co. and was familiar with
the danger resulting from contact
with wires of high voltage, which
fact is evidenced by his caution to
others to keep away from such
places of danger.
Returning from fishing trip
with a companion, he said to his
companion-"Woul you like to see
me climb this pole?" Immediately
putting on his climbers and a pair of
gloves, he assembled the pole and
without delay or hesitation grabbed
the live wires.
Although we have carefully scan
ned the evidence we find no reason
that satisfactorily accounts for the
premediated action Of this young
man. He was a man of apparent
good health and the evidence dis
closes no reason that is not con-
| jectural on which we can safely re-
| ly in accounting for his conduct.
AS we have said on repeated occa-
sions, the statutory command for
| this Commission to investigate fatal
accidents of this nature is directed
! to the removal of conditions that
are dangerous or undesirable which
! may result in injury to other per-
sons. There is nothing in this case
! that discloses any defect in the
| equipment of the operating COM
| pany, and even If there were, the
deceased had no authority or right
| to climb this pole and became a
| trespasser by his own act without
right or reason so far as is disclosed.
| He was not in the employ of the
! company at the time.
The outstanding fact that i'm
| presses us. however, is the need of
! a more general spread of the prin-
| ciples of resuscitation. Nothing
was QOne 10 TeSuSClIdte the ueCedSeu
! until the arrival Of a representative
| of the Central Maine Power Co..
| familiar with the prone method,
approximately two hours after the
accident occurred. 1t is possible that
had the prone pressure method
been applied Immediately after the
accident, this unfortunate man might
| have been revived. but. of course,
certainty is not possible in such a
situation.
This department has prepared a
| chart, giving details of the applica-
| ton Of this method, which has been
| distributed to schools and officials
! generally, and is available to those
| who need it.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-06-06
Forestry Dept.
Gives Out Rules
! for Fire Emergency

The State Forestry Department be-
cause of the seriousness of the forest
| fire situation, Tuesday, sent out a
pamphlet containing a few simple
rules for this emergency. The rules
are as follows:
Keep out Of the woods entirely I'M
less called there by important BUSH
ness.
do not build a fire while in the
woods unless absolutely necessary for
cooking or warmth.
If absolutely necessary to build q
fire, place it against rock or cliff, in
a pit, in a stone fireplace, or better
still, in a collapsiable stove or other
metal container.
Never build a fire against log or
on leaves, moss, duff or other inflam-
mable surface litter.
Never build large fire; small
ores are better for both cooking and
warmth.
"Never leave a fire unwat- he'd no
| matter how safe it seems. Sudden
gusts are always possible and have
often made apparently safe fires de-
structive.
Never leave a fire until It IS COM
| pletely out. Quench it with water II
possible; if not, bury it with mineral
soil.
"Never scatter the embers or cover
them with ashes or soil containing
vegetable material.
DO not smoke while passing
through the woods, if you must
. smoke, stop and make a business O
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-06-06
STATE HOUSE CHAT

Or. A. 0. Thomas. State superin-
tendent Of schools. was the recipient
Tuesday Of a beautiful bouquet of
hewers. the lady slipper species, the
sIt OF MRS: G. L. Clement, wife of the
superintendent Of schools in that
town.
Holman r. Day Of Boston. we'll
known author in New England, was a
ca Her Tuesday at the State House.
lie had been visiting at Milo as the
guest Of Councillor William S. owen
ana accompanied Mr.. Owen to Au.
grsta for the session of the Governor
and Council.
The State Board Of Cha: les and
corrections held its regular session
Tuesday at the State House for the
consideration Of routine business
matters. All Of the members were in
attendance.
Representative ]. Edward Drake OF
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-06-06
STATE HOUSE
Next Meeting une A. N, Tuesday, June 26

Of Allen G. Bosworth, aged %,
which occurred in the town of
Athens, May 10Th last.
The decision of the Commission
Is as follows:
On May 10, 1923, Allen G. Bos-
worth, age %, a resident Of Corn
Vile in the county of Somerset and
State of Maine, climbed a pole of
the Central Maine Power Company
equipped with wires bearing a cur
rent Of 5000 volts. He came in con-
tact with the wires by deliberately
placing his hands within a few
inches of them, received the current
Of electricity through his body,
throwing him violently to the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-06-06
Be Careful What You
Wash Your Hair VIZ

Many soaps and prepared Il
poos contain too much free = d
which is very. injurious, a. III
the scalp and makes the nsns sli|
The best thing to use - ~
cocoanut oil shampoo. fof 4
pure and entirely greaselesn,.e
inexpensive and beats anyts ~
all to pieces. You can g. /
any drug store, and q few QUIZ .sss
last the whole family for m0 - 4
Two or three teaspoonfuls 9 4
sified is all that IL requires. 81
moisten the hair with wates -
it in. It makes an aDunus q
rich. creamy lather. clean,
oughly, and rinses out easiH =
hair dries quickly and evenv
soft. fresh looking. oriSntn
wavy, and easy to manage. q
it loosens and takes out eves
Gle Of dust. dirt and ,danoiss -
sure and ask for ''MSlsineo
nut oil shampoo.-AdW II 8
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-06-06
FOREST FIRES IN
STATE OUT OR
UNDER CONTROL

Word was received Tuesday by
Forest Commissioner Neil L. Violette
that all Of the forest fires in the
State were under control.
Three hundred men had been en-
gagged in putting out the fl in the
Howe Brook section, Aroostook
county, and rains following elimi-
mated the danger.
In the Chesuncook section the fire
which was of large proportions was
extinguished by crowd Of about 800
men who dug trench around the
flames.
Mr.. Violette stated yesterday that
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-06-06

years he had been prominent in the
affairs of the Maine Federation of
Labor and at several sessions was its
legislative agent.
Mr.. Grenier has served as superin-
tcrdent of public printing for 10 years
with the exception of two yeo~s dur
ing the Curtis administration. He
learned the printers trade in Bangor
and has been loyed in Augusta.
Livermore Falls. Portland, Salem,
Mass. and Newburyport, Mass. He is
a former president Of the Augusta
Typographical Union.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-06-06
P.'U. Decision in
Accidental Death
of COrnVille Man

There Is nothing In this case that
discloses any defect in the equip
ment of the operating company. and
even if there were, the deceased had
no authority or right to climb this
pole and become a trespasser by his
own act without right or reason SC
far as is disclosed" states the Pub
lie Utilities Commission in q deci-
sion handed down Tuesday in the
investigation of the accidental death
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-06-06
JEFFERSON

SOUTHERN. E. L. Sampe !
turned home from Skownesa@ :
day. ....sa
Several from this place III "a
the Damariscoeta association "
Jefferson last Thursday. III
Willet Norden Of Waterviiiss ~.
at A. F. Fish's, Saturday ana ~
Elmer Boynton Of North Wnl'
visited his brother. Ira, Sunday d
Maurice Perkins and fanny
well. Mass. are passing ie
at the ]. X. Erskine homes!s.r a
Charlie Erskine and STANLEY m
OF Waterville visited their
in this place Sunday. IN u
The Ladies' Aid will meet Wv n
George Peaslee. WEDNESDAY
noon and serve supper at -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-06-06

Bath was a visitor Tuesday "
Capitol building. -
Curator Thomas A. James
State museum. Tuesday. SHIP,
Bangor an exhibit of 40 was, 4
from the museum collection =,
will be displayed at the 30! "
convention in that city. ~
Mr.. James will go to Bang" "
to arrange the exhibit.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-06-06

Governor Baxter. Tuesday. nomi-
mated Roscoe A. Eddy of Bar Harbor
as commissioner Of labor and Joseph
p. Grencr Of Augusta as supcrintcn-
dent of public printing.
Mr.. Eddy was first appointed com
missioner Of labor by Governor Will
liam T. Haines in 1914. For many
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-06-06

although he had received no particu-
lars concerning the fire ut Dennys-
vile in Washington county, he I'M
derstook that it had been extin-
guished. The fire in Township No
I. Hancock county. had also been put
ont.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-06-06

it, or better still, smoke only while in
camp.
Break every match or roll it be-
tween your fingers before throwing it
away.
Throw cigar butts, cigarette stubs,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-06-06

or pipe heels into water or stamp
them out on bare soil or rock.
Teach others carefulness-be care
full yourself"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-06-06
New|ands Opened 20 Months

Big field transformed. A community m
the making. 3 miles of streets, sewers
and water mains, electric lines and street
lighting. MIGRANTS and foundations for
sidewalks, IL new modern houses built and
one under construction. 800 shade and
ornamental trees planted in April.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-06-06
Lots in NeWIands

Augustus beautiful and growing suburb
On Riverside Drive and new Federal High.
way, one mile from City Hall and one fare
on electric cars.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-06-06

Yield, Safety, Marketability--
where else can you
get so much?
pUBLlC Utility Securities being regarded with mcfeas
ing favor by investors.
~ Not alone beauseth attractive returns
(2 but because offer all o Of
(3) andare usually readily marketable
II Investor
How does Central Maine Power Company 10 Preferred
Stock stand up the three points named.
l. Return. Central Maine Power Company ~ Preferred
Stock sells to net 6z% This is good reun-tax exemp-
ion safety and other points considered.
e. Safety of principal and income. The stock has paid
dividends nearly Is years. The Company now in most
satisfactory financial position.
g. Marketabity An active market has existed for this
security for years. As long Maine people believe in their
own State this active market will continues
good public utility investments appeal you buy Central
Maine Power Company 10 Preferred Stock. The price
is $07 so share, the yield 6a%
Central Maine Power Company
Augusta, Mains
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-06-06
$4,000 Spent

"A total of at least $4,000 has been ex.
pended in development and construction in
Newlands in 20 months. This is going
some for youngster and proves that the
owner means business. Because of this
expenditure the lot you own or the lot you
may buy is a valuable asset.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-06-06
AUDITORS REPORT ON STATES
FINANCES FOR THE MONTH OF MAY

$6s,452.13 as the tax on insurance COM
panies, the sum OF $89.593.63 as the tax
on savings banks and the sum of $780,
O72.91 as the tax on trust and banking
companies.
The State Of Maine on the first day
Of the present month had bank bal
ance Of $1.071,387.79 while the cash in
the Office Of the State treasurer on that
date amounted to $94.98731.
The report Of Auditor Hayford IL as
follows:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-06-06

The receipts Of the State Of Maine
for the month of May were $702.544.15
while the expenditures amounted to
$723,072.07. according to the regular
monthly statement on Names finances
which was filed with Gov. Baxter
Tuesday by Hon. Ebert D. Hayford
Of Farmingdale, the State auditor.
The receipts included the sum Of
$315.097.49 in automobile registration
fees. the sum Of $40,232.72 as the tax
on collateral inheritance, the sum Of
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-26

en- Ia tanda matiual del Domingo T
G. las 1919 de la manana)
I'm eStuche de perfumeria DJER-
KISS (Comprado en- Ia Farmacia
San Francisco).
2.-Un estuche jscon&s, con bombones
finos. (Compredo en- la "Filosofia'
3--Un Vanity &c la porfumeria DJER-
.,:. KISS. (Gcmprado en- la Farmacia
San Francisco).
4.-Un Pare paIa entrar gratis al Rialto
puratte un ines. hil iE- . iJH'''
i5.-Una COLA de Bombones. (Compra-
~. dos en la "Fi'osofia"n >...,In :
6.-Un pase para entrar gratis al Rialto
,ou durante ,,un }nes,a atuai.!i.Lagl.,-.-.. .u
7-Un frasco de esencia DJERK1SS.
(Ccmprado en- la Farmacia San
Franc:sco).' ~'"'' ".''"-'-' '.' "''
Sc estrenara en- San Juan la hermosa
obra cinematograica: IT. .,,a. DE- >..-.a.
La Venganza Cumplida
(RAILROADED) i. -r .'"
por el conocido actor
HERBERT RAWLINS0N
la cual solo sera exhibida en- esta tanda.
Tambien estrenaremos la primera
aventura de Ia tercea epoca de:
Las Aventuras de un
Pugilista
O SONANDO Ell CUERO
(The Leather Pushers)
por Ell gallardo actor favorito de todos
REGINALD DENNY
Drama en- dos actos, titulado:.
Los Dos Errantes
SOLO TENEMoS $50 ASIENToS,
t ACUDA TEMPRANO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-26
In error n6dIcO csuSa
Ia nluGrtG de una ].
eRfernla
LIE SoBREyINO UNA INFECCION
Al. SERLE PUESTAS UNAS INYEC.
CLONES

Ina ruit!hsa cauSa 8" ha iiIcoado en-
I'll Euz.a,:o ,l, in 'trucciCn de la Scccion
| Cnaltn, con motive del faliecimiento
de lii selora ANA Rosa Alclld, natu-
raj de la Hahana de 2S amos de edhd,
oasada yecina de AmeniGhd ndmero
seiS. tn Guanahacoa.
Segdn denuncia formulada ante e!
Juzsado per. el Director del Hospital
Calixto Garcia la sonora Mcala i'll
gres6 en cl hospital las sietc y trcin-
ta Y cinco del dla echo de los CO.
rrentes, proccdente de III Policlfnica
la Bondaiif' fallecitndo II las doce y
treinta del dfa dieZ V nucve, Il con
secrencia de t6tanoS traumAticoS. sill
que diera conocinliento las autolida
dies correspondicntes. el director de di-
cha policlinica. del estadO de grave
dad de la pacicntc.
Vei'iticada In autopsia al cadavc
Ell el Nrcr0comio por los doctor5S Ba
rruSo Y Hosmanth. certificarCn pre-
srntaba on la cara anterior, tercio Su
periur del music deretho urn equine
sis que 0frecia en- el centric, la scila
de una puntura semejante Il las qu,
d6rlnicas. que bicn r1dIa datar de unus
catorce las rudiendo c0nprobar los
forenses que dicha juntura Sc encon-
tlFba infcctada asf cCmo que la muer
te habia sido producida por ei t6tant
traumdtico, que le Sobrevino.
Con tai motive el juz"ado cit0 al
esprso de Ii sonora AlcaIA, nonlAradC
Angel Vento Gonzalez. quicn inform6
que lc habia causado suma sorprcsa
I'll cntcrarnS que Su c0nyuguc habin
sido traslat'ada de Ia Policlfnica al
Hospital de rcfcrcncia. rucs dcsdc ha-
cfa a1ns Frrt"nccfa Ia misma. Gu
contrllflose actualmrnte III corlientc
On el mgo de la Quota social.
EcSpccto a has caUSas que L. habfall
rroducido In muCrtc eXpusp cl decla-
rmlte cue muy ben podfa hahcr sido
n consecuencia de ul;a inyccci6jn hipo;
thrmira que on la PGliclfhicq lie habfa
,Sl'IO aplitaIa. monchtoS antcS Il" dal'
lae1uz, 1iryqccidn que Sc lc infect6. So
l'reMl'ifn'"lc UNA M infection 9; Ie rriyd
;lu'} ~ - a|.}- So:
Tara E"5 ha siboucitaho pay ell Jrz-
gadd Il dirccterl.de la cxpresa Ia Poll
'clfnica, l&iqa quel coms,rs nauifestacid,
ncs arlart ;ol 'HiStirio qtEe GiituHlHe
Ia mu"rte de, 1a2 scllora .tltald, fine Se-
gl1n lns frrnscS que rcalizaron la au
toi,sia al eadavfr:,l faa1Tcjci5 fdtonFod7 dt>Si.
mos, mas arriba. d coMscGutncia ,iti tx
tano mo qac .le e ocasidh5 Ia mycccioil Que Que
lie fu6 pucstn. III iiifcstarsele. - 80 "a. '''
e..
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-26
Septiembre 20 del afio s31 A. C.

I I'm conquistador no es otra cosa-
10 ensena la historia-que un aZote
de que Sc vale la Providencia para
advertir, de tempo en- tempo, los
pueblos cuanta distancia hay de Ia
gloria la felicidad, de la victoria
la virtud. Ell dedo de Dios que es-
ia presente en- todas las etapas de
la historic suscita estos sangrientos
instrulnentos para sus designios. Asi
Alexandra ell Grande, una de. cuyas
memorables hazaiias me dara tema
para ell trabajo de hoy.
\ Los atenienses, al morir Filipo de
Macedonia, creyeron recuperar la IL
bertad perdida, porque tenian a su
hijo Alexandra por indolente, inepto,
vanidoso. Solo Demostenes,-en me-
dio del regocijo que los hijos de
Atenas produjo ell crimen de Pausa-
nias,-levanto su voz, para advertir
a sus compatriotas ell nuevo peligro,
mayor que el anterior, que Sc cernia
sobre la republica. f~
/ Ell discipulo de Aristoteies debia
realizar los designios de Filipo, po-
niendo en- practica las saludables en-
senanzas, de la politica de su padre,
de una parte, y de la ciencia des.su
maestro de otra. La lectura, constan-
te y meditada de la Iliada, habia des-
pertado en- su pecho ell deseo de imi-
tar, Y aun .superar, las famosas ha-
zahas de Aquiles. .4s. .... -.
La Grecia, que anhelaba tomar el
desquite de, la derrota de, Qqeronea,
apelo las armas para sacudirj el W.
20 del nuevo tirano macedonia. La
yoz immortal de Demostenes llamaba
los ciudadanos la lucha, con acen-
tos que son y. seran la admiration de
los siglos. Alexandra Sc apresuro a
colrer al teatro de la revuelta, y es-
cribio a Demostenes: "Me llamaste
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-26
De T2OS TIEMPOS
ALEXANDRA Ell >GRANDE CRUZA
FL TIGRIS


despues de siete meses de asedio,
cuando va hubo perdido todas las es-
peranzas de que Dario-su aliado-
acudiera a salvarla.
| Sob1e las ruinas' de la sonora del
mar, el heroe macedonia ofrecio sacri-
ticios al Hercules trio. Igual oscar
miento reservaba, Alexandra Jerusa-
lem, por .su fidelidad los fenicios;
pero ell Sumo Pontifice, Jadro, lie sa-
lio al encuentro con toda la majestad
de sus ornamentos sacerdotaleS con-
siguio como, siglos despues ell Papa
San Leon de Atila, aplacar su colera.
GAIA, antigua capital de los fills
teos, lie resistio intrepitamente; pero,
Alexandra la sojuzgo al fin, y acor-
dandose mas del Aquiles homerico
que del respeto que Sc debe al valor
desgraciado, hizo matar cruelmente a
Belts, ell heroico defensor de la ciu-
dad, 10 arrastro en- torno a sus muros,
ordeno degollar a diez mil ciudadanos
y puso en- venta las mujeres los
nifos. Crimen este, que como ell de
Tebes, como ell incendio de Persepo-
lis y la muerte de sus mas fieles ada
lides, es mancha eterna en- la historic
sde Alexandra.
I Paso al Egipto, y sublevo facilmen-
te al pals contra los persas, aborreci-
dos salli cordialmente, porque no tole-
raban la proteiga idolatria de los bue-
nos n mansos hijos del Milo Alejan-
dfo Testablecio las primitivas leyes y
Fell quito de los egipcios, y como habia
rendido homemade a los oraculos hele-
nos como habia adorado al Melcarte
trio, y al Adonai judaico, acato a
Jupiter Ammon, de quien Sc proclamo
hijo. Algunas centurias despues, el
general Bonaparte, al aparecer zen
Egipto, dirigia a sus pueblos esta pro-
clama en- lengua arabe: "Pueblos de
Egipto, 81 ,os dijeren que vengo a des-
truir vuestra religion, no 10 creais;
responded que vuelvo devolveros
yuestros derechos, castigar vues-
tros usurpadores, y que venero, mas
que los madelucos, Dios, SUI profc-
ia y al Koran" ....-...
"a quagseguir relatando, aunque sea
en- la forma sint6tica que 10 vengo
Hacienda, los hechos de la vida de Ale
jandro? Me proponia concretarme a
un solo episodio, Y deslumbrado por
la gloria del estupendo caudillo, casi
me he desviado del camino que me
proponia seguir.l. Alexandra, frlne
siempre en- su empeno de deribar del
tronp de- Darfo, dejo Ell Egipto, donde
habia fundado la ciudad de Alejan-
dria, cpyo diseno hizo el .arquitecto
SSoFtrato de Imanera que los ventos
etesios circulasen por las GALES puri-
ficando la atnlosfera, y en- la primave-
ra del ano 331 antes de Cristo, Sc di-
rigio Persia, pasando, primero, por
Trio, por la Mesopotamia luego, Y
finalmente cruzando ell Tigris, el 20
de septiembre de ese ano, fecha cuya
exactitud ha podido computarse por
un eclipse lunar acaecido ell mismo
dia, segun relata Quinto Curcio. Al
paso del Tigris siguio la batalla de
Arbelas, pero este nos dara tema para
otro artfculo, ell primero de octubre
proXimo, 81 Dios quiere,
%t- 49, J. CabIs.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-26
GOBIERNO DE PUERTO RICO
DEPARTAMENTO DEL INTERIOR.
DE O3RAS PUBLICAS
OFICINA DEL Supte. de Obras Pu-

OFICINA DEL Supte. de Obras Pu-
blicas. .
San Juan, P. R. Oct. 10, 1923.
Proposiciones EN- pliegos cerrados
para la adjudication en- publica SUI
basta de las obras de construction de
cinco kilometres mas o menos de la
carretera acknowledgement, Sec
cion "Rio Mata Canas-Garganta Jo-
boz, cuyo presupuesto aprobado
asciende "a NOVENTA Y SEIS MIL
|CUATROCIENTOS TREINTA Y
OCHO DOLLARS, cuarenta tres
centavos, (s96,438.43), Sc admitiran
en- esta oficina hasta las P. NJ. del
dia 5 de noviembre de 1928, EN- que Sc
abriran publicamente.
Todos los datos necesarios Sc daran
en- esta oficina, donde Sc encuentran
de manifesto los documentos que han
de regir en- ell contrato, ~ podran re-
coger los licitadores los pianos y mo-
delos de proposiciones que han de pre-
sentar, mediante un deposito de diez
dollars (s1O- en- check certifcado, giro
postal o. effective, que seran reembol-
sados al ser devueltos .dichos docu.
mentos en- ell plazo de veinte dias (20)
despues de efectuada la subasta.
La administration Sc reserva Ell de.
recho de rechazar cualquiera 0 todas
las proposiciones y Ell de adjudicar e
contrato bajo otras consideracione.
que las del precio solamente.
Guillermo Esteves,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-26
Il Dr.. DiaZ Garcia

Aver tarde rcsres6 Il eSta ciudaA
pro;.edcntn de EstQdos Undos donde
ha paSado una tcmporada de dos me-
>es, q r"pCtaTn cifujano de les Hos
pita!cS Muniripalrs. nucStro estimado
amigo tt Jr. Manuel Diaz Garcia,
lui&n duraitr su permanencia en- el
Norte. La yisitado importamtes hes
pitalrs, de aquel pals.
Ell IAfrARCIAI. ticnc para el DIR.
nfaz Gorcfa. quien de tantas simpa
tEaS disflltta en- csta ciutlat, un satud0
de hicnvenida muy cordial.