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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1923-11-01
PROCEEDINGS OF BOARD
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

proved and ordered paid by warrant,
B drawn on the current expense funt
of the county:
John Baer. witness district
court 23.0(
n. b. Pettibone, salary Tor
quarter as county commits
sioner ---------------- 225.OO
n. b. Pettibone, Expenses for
quarter 1910
August Schroeder, salary for
quarter as county commits
sioner ------------------- 225OO
T. @. LYDIA, salary as county
commissioner for quarter = 225. 90
August Schroeder, expenses for
quarter 1898
T. G. LYDIA, expenses for quar-
ter ------------------ $500
Henry Telcher, salary for
quarter, clerk, auditor and re-
corder $4,000
Henry Telcher, salary for
Deputy w. N. Knox ------ $4,000
Henry Telcher, salary for
Deputy Margaret Robinson 10000 |
Henry Telcher, salary for
Deputy Nora S. Derrig ----- 10000 |
Henry Telcher, salary extra
help, Mrs. Gillett, July ------ 1850
Henry Telcher, salary for
Mrs. Gillett for Septem-
Der and October ------------ 117.75
Henry Telcher, salary for
Mrs. Derrig, extra help ---- 1875
Henry Telcher, salary for
Mrs. Josie Carrots, extra help $500
henry Telcher, salary for
II. Rothwell, extra help - 1O1.5O
lenry fletcher, salary for ]
Lailah Fulton, extra help = ee25
Ienry Telcher, p. o. box rent ]
and stamps ---------------- 28.Oo
'. II. Eller salary as sheriff '
for quarter --------------- $4,000
z. II. Eller salary b. +. Rob- J
ertson, deputy sheriff ------ $4,000 /
7. II. Bller, salary Powell, dep
uty sheriff ------------ $4,000 I
z. Fl. Eller, salary Deputy Rob
ertsOn as jailor --- 300 7
z. II. Eller salary Deputy Pow
ell as JailOr ----- $500 u
2. II. Eller, office expense of f
sheriff 2OO1
w. Barker, horse hire for d
sheriff -------------------- 800
g. Price, horse feed, sheriff 1900 d
F. DAILY, deputy sheriff SER
vices :; ,,-:..,,------------s- 500 E
lward c. Smith, auto hire for
sheriff ----,------ 1900 D
II. Eller, sheriff's revolving
fund ----4----------------- 5000 J.
rs. Pansy Eller, board and Dl
room to minors ----------- 21.4O
I'm Callan, meat to county
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1923-11-01
OCTOBER SESSION

First Term Day October 9Th, 1872;
State of Idaho, County of Idaho, SIS
Be it remembered that ON the Mon
day, the Sth day of October, 1923, al
o a. m. the board of county commits
sioners met in regular session as di-
rected by law at the commissioners
room in the county courthouse, at
Grangeville, Idaho. Present, N. b.
Pettibone, chairman; August Schroed-
er, Clark LYDIA, commissioners; Henry
Telcher, clerk, and Nora S. Derrig,
deputy clerk.
The following claims examined, ap-
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1923-11-01
NOTICE TO CREDTT0Rs

IN the Probate Court County of Ida.
no, State of Idaho.
In the Matter of the Estate of
Franklin J.. Heacker, Jr.. Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that Letters
Of administration on the estate of
Franklin L. Heseker, Jr.. deceased.
W were granted to the undersigned on
the 29th day of October, 1923. by the
Probate Court of Idaho County.
All persons having claims against
said estate are required to exhibit
them to me for allowance at the law
othce OF r. f. Fulton, Grangeville.
Idaho, within four months after the
date of the first publication of this
notice, or they shall be forever barred
Dated this Goth day of October.
WILLIAM c. HEACKER
"a Administrator.
T. +. Fulton, Attorney for Admins.
traitor, Grangevills, Idaho.
First publication Nov. 1, 1923
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1923-11-01
MOTH

pepartne|
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II TENDER
H Notice i
b. Neil, |
Nov. 4, 1a
Enlarged |
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cribed, bel
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Claimant
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.iggins. I'd
HUGH
mccall |
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1923-11-01
(OTICE OF
DER AN

UlICE UFI
DER AN
the Distr|
Judicial u
Idaho, in
Idaho.
lsie Garets,|
Behean and
wife; Guy n
his wife; |
and the ri
GGrangeville,I
Under and
sale and /
pea out of n
Rnth Judicia|
1 Idaho, in
kahO, on
f t'ober, Id
3titled acI
Rrets, the al .
kned judgnd|
Rsure against
/ Behean, iii
M Behean.
4 Prairie.
Ink of CRAM
PENDANTS, on
Eer 1923, for
Eerest thereo'
Et per annu
Ent to date
Eaid iudgme
Eered in the
4 said cour
Ftober, 1923.
tnt book q .
i am COMING
e and to sell
said judgn
inner n prescri
'. the proceed
nee mention
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! decree to
Idaho eount
'cribed as n
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1923-11-01
HOW'S THIS,

40 H H., cAaTARRH MEnIcn,
of of w cafar we claim for it-rid yoas VIII
Catarrb sarfh or Deafness s can.s system
HALLS CATARRH Mrr "
sists of an Ointment NlGpLlCINE en-,
Heiieves the catarrhal ina@snlch QuickE
me Internal Medicine. > imrImaton, aDi
acts through the Blood ~ ionic whIes
s Sur,laces, thus assisting to To r me Mucou,
500 py y, druggists for over 40 Va.
=. :. Cheney & Co., Toledo d years.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1923-11-01
YESTERDAYS
Interesting Items of Former
Years Taken from Free
Press Files
IS YEARS AGO
(Oct. 26, 1889

Election November 6.
Candidates ball November 2.
Sheriff Talkington returned from
Portland Monday night.
(Oct. 10, 1889
r. f. Fulton, a lawyer from Kan
sas, who has been I'm this vicinity
for the past week looking at the
country, will open a law, real estate
and general brokerage office in
Grangeville shortly. Mr.. Fulton is a
young man of ability and was admit.
ted to the bar in Kansas, and de-
serves to receive a fair share of the
public patronage.
81 YEARS AGO
(Oet. 20, 1866
There are eight tickets on the Of
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1923-11-01

fetal ballot this year. ~
this rre %ea Moves ss4 was out from r..
camp. Since returpsS :
Wheat at Moscow is 90 !"
Frank McGrane has cents
new residence on Coon moved into HI,
mas been handsomely fn 1.teet, shies
iiaai1 a comfortable and FINISHED an5
little home of which ba a." n attracts
proud. NC mag well ~
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1923-11-01

jan Il.Ot
B. b. Scott, sheriff office,
stage fare for Utley) $500
cut 500 21OC
w. III. Eller, auto hire, sheriff BALI
ID. H. Sasenbery, supplies to
4 JAN -------------------- S.SU
@. ]. Breier Co., supplies to
jail -------------------- 100
Wilbur L. Campbell, salary
for quarter as Probate Judge $4,000
Wilbur L. Campbell, salary
Mary NJ. Griffith, probation
offiier ------------------ 1880
Wilbur L. Campbell, trip to
Westlake, Idaho official - 1900
VIM. Ingram, salary for quarter
as assessor ---------------- 10000
VIM. Ingram, salary for quar-
ter, assessor deputy Frank
YanDeventer) ----------- $4,000
VIM. Ingram, expenses for Dep
uty Lemon ----------------- 1850
George S. Tinker, deputy as
SCISSOR ---------------- 300
VIM. Ingram, travel expenses
and stamps ------------- 246.35
Otie L. Cone, final tax assess
ment to Idaho county 1880 3.25 |
Otie l.. Cone, salary as county
treasurer for quarter $50 412.5O
Otie L. Cone, salary for Deputy
Edith Smith - $4,000 |
Otie l.. Cone, envelopes and box
remit 9S.15
j. c. Safely, 1850 Tax State
ments for county treasurer 325.O0
Joseph Eller, posting delinquent
tax notices ----------------- $50
Z. Dahl, interest on taxes $50
+. E. Fogg, salary for quarter
as county attorney ----- $4,000
Frank %. Fogg, office expenses
OF county attorney - 1900
Bert Tefft, auto hire and expen-
SeS 23.1D
2. 5. Hancock, salary as corOn-
er for quarter --- 1880 1
larry NJ. Griffith, special work ,
for sheriff ---------------- 800 ,
lorenzo Stanton, salary county
stenographer for quarter = 225.O0
Ilta Nj. Arnold, salary county
superintendent for quarter = $4,000
lta M. Arnold, salary Deputy
AlVIna Meyer --- 10000 |
lta M. Arnold, salary Mrs G..
A. Green, extra help ---- 1880 |
2. A. Foskett NJ D., birth and
death certificates - 475 /
r. Basinger, saving wood $50 II
+. G. S. Stockton, vital statis- 4
tics -----.------------ 1900
lta N. Arnold, box rent and ia
stamps -------------------- 1900
ia NJ. Arnold, office expenses
and stamps ---------------- 1854
ia NJ Arnold, travel expenses 1926 -
ank Hogan, salary as janiter.
for quarter --------------- 255OO =
: B. Chapman, salary as coun- to-
y physician for quarter - 5000 tn
:. J. NJ. Verborkmoes, vital br
--------------L--- 7.25 in
). Hancock, burial of James
dcBrady ----------------- $500 thu
J.. b. Chipman, professional ~
services ---l---------------4 1880 OH ~
Il. Brown, fumigators ------~ 7.2O eH1
j. NJ. Yerberkmoes, medical =
lttentiOn9 given Zelma Cow ado
ing ------------------- 5000 stil
light Grocery, supplies to in ma
igents -.--------------- 1856 tina
w. A. Foskett, -fumigating gen
nd quaraptine services - 36.75 the
~ Nau, deputy assessor ex- es
enses 215O as =
lers-Graham Co. insurance :,
remium, fair buildings - $3.50 con
G. 5. Stockton, professional Dou
'rvices -----. 35 OO spo'
esignatiOn of Cecil q Ivon nc oon- afte
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1923-11-01

r1n For sale-12$o Delaine eve, J..
~ Dni ,uars of Idaho Hamn @ss, bred b
70 lamb February 20. Rps lsnlre ran
Lewiston. "oss Rowan
MI
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1923-11-01
A LINE o. CHEER
BY John kendrick Bangs.
A HINT

IN RED-HoT July days
AWhen fevered are the ways.
And Mr.. Mercury
Flirts with some high degree.
Just take this little hint:
Pretend that you're a Mint.
And seize the surplus heat
Ihat streams across the street.
and from its simmer press
me Coin of Friendliness.
And then go out and snend
It's CHEEKY dividend.
'S oy Mcclure Newspaper syndicate.)
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1923-11-01

Resignation of Cecil G. Lyon as con-
stable OF Woodland precinct was laid
over for consideration.
Board here adjourned to meet to-
at Q a. m.
n B. PETTIBONE, Chairman.
ATTEST: Henry fletcher, Clerk.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1923-11-01

Little strokes fell great oaks-Ben-
jamin Franklin.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1923-11-01
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

department. OF the Interior, u. s
l-,s11s2pd. Qfaee, at Lewiston, Idaho
r. h4ee(y Fe4 that Minerva
81 b. II yt4tfp, Idaho, who,
49, & ~ B. Sa4e Homestead
G! ~ SILL SW1-4.
n 1eksNW1-4 NE1-4.
Il q Il! 4, North, Range
lied notice OF intention TO maire
Three-year Proof, to establish claim n
the land above described. before
the Register of the q. S. Land Offer
a. Lewiston. Idaho, on the 9TH lay Of
December. 1923. "
Claimant names as witnesses:
hazel Z. Boles, Rufus ]. Davis
John L: Rookie, Wilbur A. Box. MI Of
Boles Idaho -
HUGH E. o'DoNNELL, Register.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-14

DENVER HEIGHTS METHODIST
CHURCH.
"Give Our Best to Christ"
Evening,
Whom Should We Watch?'
ST. JOHNS EVANGELICAL
LUTHERAN,
Nucva and South Presa,
A. L. Wolf, Pastor.
Suffer Patiently"
Evening,
"Jesus the Good Shepherd"
RIVERSIDE PARK BAPTIST
South Presa ST.,
V. I. Herndop, Pastor.
Patience"
Evening,
"Jesus the Light of the
World"
FIRST UNITED PRESBYTERIAN
"The Power of Self
Remuneration"
Evening,
"The Crowned Christ"
GROVE AVENUE CHURCH
OF CHRIST
Entering Into the Labors of
Others"
Evening,
"The Resurrection Of
Christ's Body"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-14

one
l
she Christian Spirit to give others
m the best has And what be desirable
A the spirit of Love- which Christianity itself? To
S-s meet criticisms with kindness with genaity insult
with courtesy and injury with charity the conquer the world
AS in the life of the Master the life of every faithful dis
cp the be borne the perpetual sacrifice be made
the of world of seiness and hate;
the TRANSPORTED of rejoicing the sacrifice
transformed privilege and pleasure by those
aionhps which glory and gladne of the SOUL
The sacrifice that the Christian makes his Fathers will his
mission like the sacrifice
suffering chdhe dearest and sweetest experience of life The
thus gladly borne the yoke sacrifice thus unosntatousy
umed the supreme expression of the Christian Spirit
Select Church and then Support 1t
By Your Attendance
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-14

This page donated to
the CHI u r cheS by
members of the carl
ous churches and the
following business
men,:
Alamo Palace Cleaners
Alamo Ice Delivery
All Gold Coffee
Bell Jewelry Co.
Blue-Bonnet Creamery,
Inc.
Clifton George Motor Co.
CappePs Pharmacy
Doyle Decorating Co.
Fenzel, H.
Grand Shoe Repairing &
Pressing Co.
Gunter Hotel
Hauser Floral Co.
Observation-Disclosures
Co.
B. G. Irish
]. E. Jarratt
Merchants Transfer Co.
G. Bedell Moore Estate
National Bank of Com.
Jack Neal Nash Motors
Co.
Paul Steam Laundry Co.
Rogers-Hill Co.
Frank Rennert, Passenger
Steamship Agent
S. A. Loan & Trust Co.
5. A. Public Service Co.
Travellers Hotel
Winerich Motor Sales Co.
Wroten-Hgndley Motor
Co. y
West Texas Military
Academy
Zizik Undertaking Co.
q
!, -
l''l';|IiEI
aprepaiional GburrbIN IA
s. CA10L//y4 5I1EfZJ- HuW
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-14
SERMON TOPICS

DENVER BLVD. PRESBYTERIAN
Rev. Edgar Hubbard. Pastor
Faith Put to the Test"
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL
CHURCH,
Presa and Carolina SITS,
Rev. NJ. o. Lambly,
"The Postmaster Personal
Problem"
Evening,
"Recreations That Recreate"
GOVERNMENT HILL CHRISTIAN
Contagious Religion"
Evening.
Spiritual Suicide"
TRINITY METHODIST
EPJSCOPAL,
Beacon Hill,
Harry Leonard, Pastor.
God Revealing"
Evening,
"This Is the Condemnation"
HIGHLAND PARK
EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN
Hammond and New Braunfels,
Rev. F. A. Neumeister, Pastor.
"The Great Good Shepherd"
Evening,
Longing for Deliverance"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-14

LAUREL HEIGHTS METHODIST
CHURCH.
Corner Woodlawn and Belknap,
DR.. S. II. c. Burgin. Pastor.
Morning Worship, 0:45. Subject:
"The Rule Book of the Game
of Life"
Evening Worship, 1880. Subject:
'Life's Greatest Tragedy"
The Epworth League, $50 p. m.
MEMS BARACA CLASS,
TRAVIS PARK METHODIST
CHURCH.
At Ballroom, st. Anthony Hotel.
THE OLD FIRST CHURCH
(Presbyterian)
DIR. Hill speaks. II 100
"The Lost Christ"
Evening.
"Why Men Are Lost"
bEASON HILL 0hOROh OI
CHRIST.
Take Beacon Hill car to Grant. and
Magnolia.
T. ". Phillips. Minister.
II a. m. and Z AS p. m.
'Infidel Admissions"
MADISON SQUARE
PRESBYTERIAN
Camden and Lexington Ave.
Rev. Asher II. Brand, Pastor.
'Paul, the Apostle, to the
Gentiles"
TRAVIS PARK METHODIST
10:45 a. M, Arthur Moore preaching,
"The Way of Life"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-14
The Christian Spirit

"This is my commandment, that We love one
another, as have loved you."-John Is H.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-08-22
DONA DOLORES MOREY DE
MEDIAVILLA

En- su residencia de Santurce, en-
treg6 Ell lunes en- la noche su alma al
Todopoderoso, la respectable sonora,
Que Sc llamo en- vida doiia Dolores Mo-
rey de Mediavilla, DANA excelente que
atesoraba las mas atlas virtudes v la
que disfrutaba en- ell seno de esta So
ciedad de la mas justa estimation.
El acto de su entierro aver tarde
en- la metropolis de San Juan al que
asisti6 un nutrido concurso de elemen-
tos prestigidsos, ,sha sidoF Una 1nanffes-
tacion elocuente de dolor y testimonio
manifesto de los muchos que disfru-
taba la extinta.
En- ell sitio de costumbre, ell Repre-
sentante a la Camara Sr. Bird, en-
nombre de los faniliares de la fene-
cida, di6 las gracias la concurrencia,
pronunciando una sentida oraci6n fd-
nebre.
A su desconsolado viudo don Jose
Mediavilla, sus hijos, JESUS, Bartolo,
Antonio, Francisco, Carmen y Maria,
demas deudos, enviamos con estas
lfneas, ell sentido mensaje de nuestra
pena, asociandonos Entertainments a
su dolor.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-08-22
ASAMBLEA DE LA LIGA SOCIAL
SUFRAGISTA
Guayama, P. R.
Agosto de 1923.

Ell sabado a las cuatro de la tarde
celebr6 una asamblea en- los salones
de la Biblioteca Carnegie, la Liga Su-
fragista de Puerto Rico.
Sc trataba de reformar el regla-
mento, y de adoptar programa.
Entire las asambleistas hubo ener-
gicas discuciones dentro de la mayor
cortesfa.
Podemos Rdelantar a nuestros lee
torres sque4el aprograma, que tedavia no
ha sido aprobado por levantarse la Sc
sion cerca de las siete de la noche
para continuar el proximo sabado, es
extraordinario.
En- la Asamblea hubo representan-
tes obreras de distintos sub-comites
de la ciudad y sus barrios.
En- la semana proxima daremos a
conocer Ell gran programa y el nuevc
reglamento de esta asociacion que ca
da dia aumenta considerablemente sus
miembros.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-08-22
Ell PROXIMO CONGRESO
ESPIRITISTA

En- la reunion extraordinaria cele.
brada por 81 Comite Central de la Fe-
deracion de los Espiritistas de Puer-
to Rico, en- Ia noche del sabado 18 del
corriente, Sc acordo dar principle a
los trabajos preliminares para la pre-.
paracidn del proximo Congreso de es-
ia institution, que Sc llevara cabo
en- el Teatro Municipal de San Juan,
en- los dias 16, II v IS de noviembre
pr6ximo.
En- dicha reunion fue acuerdo cons
ttfituir cuatro Comisiones que Sc encar-
garan de la labor preparatoria, sien-
do dichas Comisiones de Hacienda, We
ladas y Mitines, Recibo Y Hcspedaje
Invitaci6n y Prensa.
FL Comite Central de Ia Federation
tiene un alto honor en- invitar d todos
los espiritistas de la isla y especial
mcnte los de San Juan, para que So
dispongan prestar su concurso a los
trabajos que Sc inician para el pr6xi-
mo Congreso.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-08-22
RALPH DE PALMA SUFRE UN
ACCIDENTE EN- CHICAGO

Ralph de Palma, .el famoso corredol
de automobiles, sufri0 ell lunes 13 de
corriente mes, I'm accidente, que bier
pudiera haberle costado la vida. +
Iaccidente ocurri6 en- una de las pista.
de carreras de automobiles de Chica.
go, en- >donde este participate en- una
carrera de ounce millas.
En- una de las vueltas, el CAIRO pilo.
teado por Howdy Wilcox, quien inten.
taba tomar la delantera, roz6 con Ii
rueda delantera del dc Palma, yendC
ambos carros parar fuera de la pis.
ia entire las gradas de los especta-
dores.
De- Palma recibi0 apenas algunas
leAones de poca consideration, v ID
mismo Wilcox, pero uno de los espec-
tadores tuvo que ser conducido al hos
pital en- cstado lamentablc.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-08-22
EN- Ell SENADO
De PUERTO RICO

A las cuatro Y media de la tarde dc
aver, reanud6 sus trabajos el Senado
bajo la presidencia del sefior Barcel0
concurriendo los senadores Hernandez
Lopez, Abril, Tous Soto, Iglesias, Jor-
dan, Martinez Davila, Martinez Ma.
dial, zeno, Cueyas zequeira, Castillo
Garcia, Susoni,' Garcia Ducos Miriam.
da Iriarte.
Sin ser lefda fue aprobada cl act,
de la session anterior.
A petici6n del Senador Cuevas Ze.
queira cl Senado acuerda un receso
Volvi6 a rcunirse el Senado consti,
tuy6ndose Ell Comisi6n Total. Ell 60
mite jurfdico recomienda la aprobaci6E
de los proyectos siguientes:
Para la reorganization dc la CortJ
de Distrito de San Juan.
Fue aprobado Ell segunda lectura
el proyecto de los seiiores Jordan
Garcia Susoni. con ell fin de coope-
rar con la Association de Ciencias dc
Puerto Rico y las Islas vfrgenes.
Unanimemente fue aprobado ell p
del S. nGmero / del seflor Hernandez
Lopez para que destinen los fondos
necesarios para asf cooperar con ell GO
bierne federal, para la restauraci6n
de las murallas de San Juan. H
En- segunda lectura fue aprobado el
proyecto del sefior Tous Soto creando
una Comisi0n de mejoras pdblicas. j
definir sus deberes. Este pFoyecto
trata. de establecer escuelas consolidS-
das en- las zonas rurales, instalaci6l
Y operaci0n de granjas agrfeolas, creaT
un fondo de mejoras rurales, instalhJ
ci6n conservation de carreteras ve-
cinales, registros ciyiles, dispensarios,
cementerios Y salas de emergencies On
determinadas zonas rurales.
Despues de haberse leyantado Id CO.
mission total, fueron aprobados en- ter
cera lectura los P. del S. /, Is y 20.
Hasta las tres de la tarle fue levan-
tada la session.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-08-22
LA SUBASTA DE LOS TUBOS FUE
ADJUDICADA A ENRIQUE VIDAL
SANCHEZ

Ell la tardc de aver la Junta de SUI
basta del Municipio de San Juan adj
iudico la buena pro para el suministro
de la tuberia del nucvo acueducto de
San Juan.
Marcada con el numero 3 es la pro-
posici6n del Sr. Enrique Vidal San
chez. de las ocho que fueron prcsentaf
das: ;sp5g.
Postor No. 3 Enrique Vidal Sanchez.
Para tuberia belga de hero fundido.
Fianza $55.OO0. Entrega :: ocho me,
SOS, proposition No. 3 s9G9, ,2O0.35. Es.
pecificaciones dc la Compaifa Gene
raj de Productos de Lieja. Belgica
Ell informc cniitido por el iilgenfefo
de las obras del emprestito Sr. Ma
nuel Font Jimenez y aprobado por el
Sr. Alarquez, Comisionado de Obras
P1blicas Municipales, fue recomenda.
do Sc lc adjudicase la subasta al Sr.
Enrique Vidal Sanchez, por enten.er
que es Ii mas baja, y que por eonoci.
miento propio ofrece material de mejor
calidad
La Junta de Subasta acord6 adju
dicar la buena pro para el slllninistr.
del equipo mccanico para Ia planta dt
filtracion del acueducto a la Roberts
Filters Manufacturing Co. de DENLY.
Pennsylvania, por Ia cantidad dc
$l99, 10000, para ser entregada dentro
de ocho mcses. Fl prcsupuesto de l;
administration ascendfa a $195.0GO,0t
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-08-22
FALLECIo Ell POPULAR MENA

Por la prensa del Sur nos entera-
mos hoy de la muerte del popularisi-
mo portorriqueio, don Felix Mena
Munoz, generalmente querido en- ell
pals, sobre tode en- la ciudad de
Ponce, donde siempre reside.
Ell fallecimiento de Mena tuvo lu-
gar la noche del domingo proximo pa
sado. Mena, en- realidad era conoci-
do de todos, y mas aiin por su caracter
siempre jcvial que lie granjeaba las
simpatias de todos los que Ic trata-
ban.
Tenia en- sumo grado genialidades
y humorismos en- todo momento, asf
como un lexico original y pintoresco
con Ell que sofia aderezar sus chistes,
amenudo cuajados de ironias y sati-
ras que atenuaba el reir, cuando no
la carcajada estridente del noble au-t
tor de aquellas zalagardas con que
pasaba el por ell vida, sin duda sus.
propias ininitas tristezas.
La muerte inesperada del amigo
Mena, nos apena grandemente, por-
que tambien nosotros le conocimos
personalmente, Y reconocimos en- Ell
un honlbre de accion, siempre diligen-
te en- el trabajo v active como pocos.
Por medic de estas lineas enyiamcs
nuestro sincere pesame sus deudos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-08-22
CASO ABANDONADO


En- Ell case de Miguel Mendez VS..
Juan Serrano por Cobro de Dinero. Sc
llam6 este case juicio oral por su
orden de senalamiento Y comparecio
solamente la parte demandada, lista
para ell acto. Ell demandante no COM
pareci6, y como este senalamiento Sc
hizo ell dfa de la lectura del Calenda-
rios Sc procedio a celebrarlo. Ell de-
mandado solicito Sc tuviera al deman-
dante por desistido de su accion, y la
Corte tiene al demandante por desis-
lido de esta acci6n por abandono, or
denando Ell archivo del case, con impo-
sicion de costas.