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The northwestern bulletin., 1923-12-08

Miss Edith Gillard is now assistant
to Miss Amy Hall at the Y. w. g. A.,
sos West Central avenue.
Miss Rachael Gooden, 514 Fuller
avenue, was a delightful hostess on
Thanksgiving afternoon when she en-
tertained at a matinee dance in honor
of the University football team at her
residence.
Mrs. Josephine People of Chicago,
ILL.,, is the house guest of Mrs. VIM.
Jackson, 445 University avenue.
At their >annual election Wednes-
day evening, which was held by
Queen Sheba, o. E. S., at Union hall,
those elected were as follows: Mrs.
Nellie Washington, worthy matron;
Mrs. Sarah Warren, associate ma
tron; Mrs. Rebecque Force, condus-
tress; Mrs. Susan Tudos, associate
conductress; Carrie Bibb. treasurer;
Mrs. Bessie Roberts, secretary, and
Jose Sherwood. worthy patron, re-
elected.
Mr.. Ethan S. Ford, aged 62 years,
passed away at his late residence
Sunday, December 2, after linger-
ing illness. He is survived by widow
and six children. The funeral was
held Friday afternoon from Bethel
A. NJ. E. church under the auspices
of Prince Hall Lodge No. 105, F. A.
A. " Masons. Reverend H. Pinck-
ney Jones of Pittsburg, Pa, officiated
at the funeral.
Don't forget to see Como Temple
No. 1913, Daughters of Eiks booth at
the Negro Business League Exposi-
tion and Style Show at the st. Paul
Auditorium, Monday and Tuesday
evening, December 10-11. The 1924
Marching Club will also be there.
Stop a few minutes and let them re-
veal the secret of their 81 900 Cam
paign drive they have launched.
DR.. and Mrs. Bert Anderson, 1886
Wabash avenue, Chicago, are rejoic-
ing over the arrival of a little son.
Mrs. Anderson has many friends in
the Twin Cities who remember her
as Mrs. Ruth Brown who visited Mrs.
Harold Gage, 495 Fuller avenue.
Mrs. Segal wife of the late Captain
Segal of, the fire department was the
fortunate winner of the turkey which
was given away at STEMS Grocery
and Market. The lucky number was
344.
Miss Amy Hall, Y. w. C. A. secre-
tary has taken an apartment at 665
University avenue.
The northwestern bulletin., 1923-12-08

STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
Ramsey, IS. In Probate Court
In the Matter of the Estate of William
j. Cullen. Decedent. =
The state Of Minnesota to All Whom IL
May Concern: W-..-
On reading and filing the petition of
the representative of said estate pray
ing that the Court fix time and place
for examining, adjusting and allowing
his FINAL ACCOUNT, and for the as
signment of the residue of said estate
to the persons thereto entitled:
1t Is ordered. That said petition be
heard and that all persons Interested
in said matter be cited and required to
appear before this Court, on Wednes-
day, the End day of January, 1924, AT
10 o'clock A. NJ, or as coon thereafter
as said matter can be heard, at the Pro-
bate Court Rooms in the Court House
In the City of St Paul in said County,
and show cause, IL any they have, why
said petition should not be granted and
that this citation be served by publica-
tion thereof in the Northwestern Bulle-
tin, according to law, and by mailing a
copy of this citation at least IA days
before said day of hearing, to each OF
the heirs, devisees and iegates of said
decedent whose names and addresses
Witness the Judge OF said Court this
Bird day of December, A. ID. 1923.
tSeaf of Probate Court) r
HOWARD WHEELER.
Judge OF Probate.
+. w. GOSEwIScH. H
Clerk of Probate. t
J. Louis Erwin. Attorney for Adminis-
traitor. 3os Court Block. st. Paul. MINI.
The northwestern bulletin., 1923-12-08
CLASSIFIED

Wanted--Agents to solicit sub
scriptions. For further information
call Garfield $3.50. 1..#@l
The northwestern bulletin., 1923-12-08

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The northwestern bulletin., 1923-12-08

Mrs. Bessie Cant of Pittsburgh,
Pa, Mrs. Alberta Moore of Omaha,
Neb,, and Mr.. Marvin Ford of Kansas
City, Mo-, children Of the late Mr..
Ethan s. Ford. arrived in the city to
The northwestern bulletin., 1923-12-08
NOTICEi

All exhibitors who have booths at
the coming Exposition of the Business
league at the Auditorium Monday and
Tuesday evening will have all goods
delivered at the Fourth street en-
trance. -.
The northwestern bulletin., 1923-12-08
be present at the funeral.

A handsome pair of Polychrome
candlesticks was won by Mrs. Rose L.
Davis, 3S7 N. st. Albans street, who
held eleven, the lucky number, at the
The northwestern bulletin., 1923-12-08

recent sale of articles made by dis
abled veterans in the ST. Paul Insti-
tute. on Tuesday afternoon, under the
auspices of The Everywoman Pro-
gressive Council.
The Alaska fisherman., 1923-05-15
REP. WILSON URGES
 ROAD BUILDING

MT. Wilson of Nome introduced a bill to place Territorial Road Build ing in the hands of roadmasters elect ed by the people, MT. Daly of Nome successfully fought this bill. Did this recent employee of the Road Commission come to the Legislature for this purpose?
 The argument in favor of Terri torial control is that the roads are built where the people want them The argument in favor of Federal control of Territorial Funds for Road Building is that there is no overhead all the money goes into the roads, and equipment is not duplicated.
 Under the present law, certain amount of money is supposed to be
The Alaska fisherman., 1923-05-15
FAMOUS SAYINGS

"I voted for the memorial con- demning the fish reserves against my better judgment" Sen. Aver. "The Indians are not corrupt. I would hate to lose their friendship. mean the members of this House are corrupt" ."-Rep. Policy.
 * ,"What are we voting on, anyway" Rep. Reyes.
 ;. * * * * * "I stand for pure politics." Foster
 
 "I need the mon' y. Shepard.
The Alaska fisherman., 1923-05-15

Goowa-kan, with the accompaniment of weird incantation and rhythmic dance, all the. while working his way slowly and cautiously toward the chief On-gi-hhoo.
 His enemies were defeated; the town was deserted. In the ominous silence that took possession of the big fort, Nooz-ni had time to re" member that he was only one and that his enemies were still many. He forgot that they were possessed with fear, and that he was master of the fort. And even in his victory, he began to fear. for his life until in his despair, he rushed into his own house and hid away in it's recesses.
 One by one, his enemies peered from their hiding places and not see ing the terrible and inspired Nooz-ni dominating their fort, they crept forth and gathered to themselves their weapons. Even at this point, they would have run away, if their terrible and implacable enemy had shown himself; for fear is soul eating instinct. They looked about and gathered together. In numbers there is courage and soon they be- gan the runt for Nooz nj. They found him hiding away, covering, conquer ed and afraid. He soon paid with his life as a forfeit to the law of Moses, Gan eye for an eye and a tooth for tooth."
 -na-heen, a wiseman of the Kok-wan-tons, made an adage out of this story and said, "Nooz-m ran a. way after he had chased his enemies away"
 Today, the younger generation of Indians may not understand, but the older generation understands fully when one of the old men says. "Don't be like Nooz-ni."
The Alaska fisherman., 1923-05-15
MORE SNAPSHOTS

Sen. Aver killed the model work mems compensation act and then eX- tended the present rotten act to GOV CT all industries. Will he tell the Nome workmen "What a friend we have in Ayer?"
 * *
 Some U. s. Marshals wIll not hand pick juries from now on thanks to Senators Dimond (gee, we paid Dimond a compliment) Brown and others who were interested in stop ping this practice.
 Question: How can a legislator resign when there is no provision i'll law for resignation nor anyone au- thorized to accept the resignation? But why worry when the Federal jobs must be filled?
 * *
 Legislators are hastening to re sign now that the session is over. Staser is the latest The legislature loses a handsome member, but An chorage gets a new deputy marshal.
 
 The black eye that Jameson wore and the delapidated face that Foster presented for few days reminds us that drinking lemonade is safer, san CT and at least lawful.
 * * * *
 If Aver and Raelson did not have Daily to guide them around with their voting, they surely would have made at least one mistake and voted with others than the "sold third"
 *
 We have not learned yet why Rael- son has not been appointed Regent or something at the Fairbanks Col lege. He has a big voice even if Reyes has bald head.
The Alaska fisherman., 1923-05-15
THE ALASKA FISHERMAN
NOOZ-.NI

" Cducu, pcOplc WHO i've OH Cuc seashore just south of the mountain that is named St. Elias. It is told for the sake of the younger generation who are no longer willing to listen to the lore of the tribe around the community fire in the long winter evenings.
 Nooz-ni belonged to the Tay-qua- dy clan. In those days about which I write, no man dared marry within his own clan because all people of one elan were considered brothers and sisters. The penalty for breaking the law was death and the sentence was usually carried out by the head of the family.
 It so happened that man of the Tay-qua-dy family married in viola tion of the law. Very promptly he suffered the penalty for the disgrace he had brought on the Tay-quady people and was killed
 There is second law that was very strictly kept in the old days. The Indians of Alaska have always lived under the Mosaic law of an "eye for an eye and tooth for tooth," ac upon whom the death sentence had been inflicted at once killed a near relative of the executioner. The bloodshed did not end here because one family or the other was always one or two deaths ahead and the struggle to "get even" continued. Ia this way the entire family was wiped out except Nooz-ni who had run away when he saw that the odds were too great for him.
 On-gi-hhoo, a clever and merciless man, was chief of the victorious fam fly. From his hiding place, Nooz-ni went to consult an Icht, or doctor, to find how he might be avenged on Ongi-hhoo. The Icht answered that if Nooz-ni had a strong heart and would obey him, he might kill On-g -hhoo, who seemed to bear a charmed life.
 Obeying the instructions of the 1cht, Noozni approached the fort of On-gi-hhoo singing the song of Goo wa-kan, or deer, which is the symbol of peace among the Indians. He ap- preached the fort, singing the song and alone. On-gi- -hhoo's people came from the fort breaking their spears, and took him within.
 There they made him a Goo-wa-kan or deer, but all through the elaborate ritual no one discovered that Nooz- nj had knife hidden between his legs. As the ceremony nrogressed.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-09
Todo hace Greer que alredor de Ia Je-
fatura del Board de Elecciones' han
giiradO las entrevistas celebradas entire
prOminentes Ifderes republica-
nos Y Ell GObernadOr
No obstnnte, eI ST.. r. H. Todd 0segur0 que el
presidente Tous Soto solo ha tratado con Mr..
Towner sobre la implant0ci6n de un
prOyecto de Ley

Soto, hacienda constar a alguien que
en- "beneficio del Partido aceptaria
an nombramiento."
I'm reporter nuestro pregunto al
sefior r. H. Todd 81 el saba algo en-
relacion con estos asuntos, y ell dis
tinguido politico nos asegur6 que to-
do ESQ carecia de fundamento, pues
ell dnico asunto que el presidente Sc
nor Tous Soto habia tratado con ell
Gobernador Sc referia la implan-
tacion del proyecto de Ley sobre me-
ioras rurales", del cual era autor el
propio seiior Tous Soto, circunstancia
por la cual ell Jefe Executive creyo
que aquel era quien mejor podfa aeon
seiarle para disponer la vigencia de
la referida Ley.
Ante tantas opiniones encontradas
Y no habiendo podido yer al seflor
Tous Soto, hemos creido oportuno dar
aqui cabida todas, va que cada una
de elias pudiera constituir la verdad
que sc persigue.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-09
II SargentO Hodges, que fOrma
pdrte de los tiradOreS de Puerto
Rico en- el tOrneO naCiOnaI, des-
Cribe como Sc pdSa Ia vida en-
el CampamCntO y como Sc pue-
de gandr una InedaIla
"A -diCe-nOS aCOStamOs SObre UI
barO y bajO On fuerte aguacerO
para tirdr al bIanCO''

Ell 21 de agosto, la Guardia Nacional
de Puerto Rico envio un escogido eeui-
po de tradores al Torneo Nacioaal de
Trio al Blanco que Sc efectia en- el Cam
pamento Perry, en- Ohio. Catorce tira-
dores expertos, escogidos entire los
1000 hombres que componen IA Guar
dia Nacional y que a.istieron al iiltimo
campamento annual de Ponce, formaban
q team de Puerto Rico: Mayor Pie
raldi, Captain Santaella, Captain Diaz,
Teniente Emmenuel'i, Teniente Ruiz
Primeros lSargentos Maldonado. N1arti
nez, Goldberg; Sargento de Estado Ma
yor, Hodges; Ssrgentos, Munoz, Davila
Reyes, Lopez, Baralt y Ell cabo Nadal
En- carta enviada por ell Sargento
Hodges, despues de describir ell viaje
abordo de- transporte est Hin 'el'' v
la llegada a Nueva York, dice:
Este es ell mejor campo de tiro al
hlanco que hay en- los Estados Unidos.
~ pertenece la Guardia Nacional del
estado de Ohio Tenemos aqui un acne
ducto especial, una planta de luz el6c-
trica, un comedor con cabida para
5000 hombres, una cocina de gas mo-
dernisima, y 800 acres de prado sobre
el cual estan coIocadas nuestras gran
des t'endas de campafia, cada una de
.a's cuales tiene cahida para A 0 & .hou-
bres con toda comodidad, pisos de ma
dera camas y colch6n de muelles, etc.
s'Cuando hacemos fila para ir al CO.
(Continfa en- la 2da. pag.)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-09
Fl almaGGn de frIaas de Ia 'Bae-
na Vista Packing Association
fu6 destfuidO pot una InisteriO-
Sa explosion
I'll SuCUSO Sc debi6 a una accumulation
de gaSeS?- 10 qusdiCe Mr.. WahI

FL gran almacen de exportacion de
frutas tropicales que en- la carrete-
ia de Comerio tiene la Buena Vista
Packing Association, fue destrufdo
el ultimo viernes por la maiiana por
una misterosa explosion.
Seg1n los informes, no habfa per-
soma alguna en- ell almacen la bora
de la explosion, por 10 que no ocu-
rrieron desgracias personales; perc
ell edificio ha sido casi totalmente
destrufdo, habiendo sido volado uno
de sus costados, desplomandose ell te-
cho parcialmente.
Mr.. C. H. Wahl, manager de la
@Porto Rico Fruit Exchange, die
que habia tenido noticias del suceso
pero que no tenia detalles compile
tos de la explosion, Y que no habfa
podido ponerse en- communication con
aIguno de los interesados.
Ell almacen destruido cubria un To-
cal de 150x150 fue construfdo ha-
ce alredor de 6 amos, Y equipado con
maquinaria moderna. Recientemente
habfa sido ocupado por un numero
de fruteros de aquellos alrededores
para empacar y preparar sus frutas
para ell mercado.
Sc cree que la explosion obedecio
a una accumulation de gases en- una
de las maquinas de colorear las fru-
tas. ST estos gases llegan a acumu-
larse en- una gran cantidad dentro
de un edifcio practicamente cerra-
do, es casi segura una explosion.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-09
LA RUTA AEREA ENTIRE EsPANA
Y LA AMERICA DEL SUR

MADRID, octubre 8. Omitted Press
via AL America).- Ell diario "A B
c. inserta I'm articulo relacionado con
las nuevas rutas aeteas que en- breve
quedaran establecidas, hacienda resal-
tar ell hecho de que dentro de POGO
una empresa alemana tendera ineas
de aviacion entire Buenos Aires, Mon
tevideo, Brasil, Rio Janeiro y Puerto
Allegro. partiendo desde Colombia.
Comparando este proyecto de avia-
ci6n con Ell que p.oyecta Espafia-se-
gun dice ell co,ega maarilefio -resalta
bajo todos sus aspectos la considera-
BILE importancia del ultimo, pues me-
dante Ell quedara unida Europa con
la America del Sur, y la macon ibere-
ca tendra la gloria de ser la pr.mera
en- implantar ell servicio aereo al traves
del Atlantico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-09

Compaflia belga Sc compromete a en-
tregar los tubos en- esta capital bajo
ciertas condolences que los ingenie-
ros municipales sin tener que ir a Bel
gica pueden muy bien inspeccionar los
tubos cuando est6n aQuf y rechazarlos
81 no llegan en- las condolences que Sc
estipulan en- el contrato.
"Bien han podido-nos decia nues-
tro interlocutor-con ell dinero que van
gastar en- ese viaje haber comprado
un CAIRO para llevar aqua a La parte
alta de la cudad, en- donde desde que
los trucks del ejercito dejaron de lle-
var aqua no Sc suministra Ell precioso
lfquido nj por casualidad. -
Nos decian tambien que uno de los
Comisionados Municipales procedi6 a
decretar la destituci6n de uno sus en-
pleados por ciertas irregularidades que
habfa cometido en- Ell desempefio de sus
funciones y que la question Sc hizo, en-
tonces, una question de gabinete Sc
orden6 que el empleado subalterno fue-
Sc Tepuesto en- su cargo, sin que en- su
abono existiesen otras razones que las
que le da su ascendencia poitica cerca
de los lideres locales.
Hay infinidad de pruebas demostra-
twas de que infnidad de empleados so
sus sueldos por m6ritos polf4.
ticos, los cuales han sido en- su mayo
ria, los de gritar EN- epocas de elccioE
nes y de halagar y ponderar los que
Sc han aduefiado de La cosa publica en-
esta ciudad. Asi nos 10 hicieron saber
los promotores de este movimiento que
puede traer graves consecuencias al
partido de la mayorfa 81 no Sc aprestan
a corregir todas estas deficiencies que
han causado ell malestar que sienten los
elementos protestantes.
Hasta los que han iniciado este mo-
vimiento de protesta, han llegado ru-
mores de que los que estan al frente de
la Administrator Municipal y de la
Junta Local Sc han expresado en- to-
nos despectivos para con ellos que es
muy SECURE que no atiendan sus quejas
aunque las mismas sean justifcadas. Y
en- este case los protestantes estan deci-
didos llevar su protesta ante ell p1-
blico Y fomentar una desidencia aun
cuando clio de como resultado La derro-
del partido en- la ciudad de San Juan.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-09
iFUE FL REY ALFONSO QUIEN
IDFO La REVOLUCION?

PARIS.-EI corresponsal en- Ma
drid del periodico Ere NouveIle,
que Sc publica en- esta ciudad, te-
legrafia hablando sobre ell golpe
de Estado Y refriandose a la acti-
tud del Rey durante los recientes
9ontecimientos. Da a entender que
Alfonso los prepare habilmente
para escapar las posibles rcspon-
sabi idades que Sc le exigirfan con
mctivo de los desastres de Annual.
FL corresponsal tcxtualmen.e di-
&C:
"Aparentarenta len las esferas
politicas 81 un hcmbra que en-
ca0ezo ell movinliento: Primo de
RlVe-a; pero Ell Iealidad este Sc
: foH'o ba'n e 0H'er personal deI
Rev: Primo de Rivera es amigo pri-
wade de Rcy Y un hombre agrade-
eide.
"El Rey ha sabidos explotar 81 des-
contento mlll.ar, CQlocando al fren
TT IN cue No vendra a ne-
ulfie cuenta de SUI kresnonsohi'i idad
personal per ell dssastre de An
nnal- rs decir, pasT salvar al fro
NJ Alfonso ha hecHo la revoluci6n.
How Sc ccmien5b a yer Ia rea-
lldad con la suspension constitueio-
nal Y desencadenar una gran ofen-
SiVa "'l MarruecoS, para restablecer
o4 esa manera Ell prestigio perdi-
90. faclendo cue sc olviden las de-
rrotas en- Anden Y en- Tirrue asf CO.
mo el recuerdo tragico de Annpal
Fue en- Annual donde otro Primo
de Rivera, el general Silvestrc. ami
go personal del Rev, que recibfq di-
rcctamenta SIS ordenes, Sc lanzo a
ls aventura que todavfa hace SAN
grar los ccra2onesf de millares de
nadIes espaHclas"
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-09
NO, SENIOR; MUCHAS
GRACIAS......

No, senior Pharmaceutical, muchas gra-
cias... pero 20 quiero Pfldoras Ferma-
males y NADIA mas. Las Pfldoras Ferma
males me han dado buen resultado. He
aumenado de peso varias libras, no
tengo va los molestosos dolores de ca
beza, las comidas me caen bien, el es.
trenimiento Sc acab6. No, Senor; no.
No quiero botar dinero en- vinos irri-
tsntes nj en- otras medicinas inferiores;
Quiero las Pildoras Fermanales. Cuando
rsted las tenga yolvers su Parmacia;
adi6s.
Las Pfldoras Fermanales Sc venden
en- todas las buenas Farmacias. C6mpre-
:as listed hoy mismo. T6melas Sc sem
tira mejor. Dos despues de cada comi-
6a. Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-09

to gustoso Suministrarnos los siguien
tes datos acerca de la Resolution de la
Comision en- tan importante asunto:
''En virtud de una querella que hu-
be de presentar ante la Comision de
Servicio PubIco, a nombre en- re-
presentation de don Jose L. Berries,
La Yabucoa Sugar Company otros,
dicha Comision ha resuelto que debe en-
mendarse la ordenanza sobre la tarifa
del Acueducto de Yabucoa. en- ell senti-
do de que Sc cobren solamente cinco
centavos por cada metro cIbico de aqua
que Sc consuIna en- lugar de los diez
centavos que estaba cobrando Ell Mu-
nicipio. de conformidad con Ia aludida
ordenanza, por ser injustamente excesi-
va irrazonable Ia aludida tarifa. En-
la misma RESOLUTION la Comis:on de
Servicio Publico lie concedio un ter
mino de sesenta dias al municipio, a
,partir del dia 26 de setiembre, para
que procediera a instalar contadores
en- todas las casas del municipio, de-
biendo empezar a regir la tarifa de
cincc, centavos, desde Ell primero de di-
ciembre del presente afio. Estara en-
eigor hasta tanto la Comisi6n tenga la
information necesaria para determinar
ST todavfa esa nueva tarifa de cinco
centavos es o no excesiva. Habfa un
privilegio injustificado favor de los
que no tienen contadores, porque Sc
gun la anterior ordenanza, ell servicio
de aqua Sc suministraba por medic de
plumas, y, ademas por contadores. Las
(Continua en- la pagina 81
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-09
Fl COnSejO de Administrator de
San Juan aprueba el nuevO con-
tratO de SuminiStfO de COrrien-
te eI6CtriCa con Ia Com
pania de Ia luz
La Situaci6n del aCueduCtO. I'll eROrmC
ClnSumO Que exiSte en- San Juan haCe
que eI aqua de los enbalSeS Sc halle
Siempre pOr dObajO de Ia GeSta

En- la ultima reunion celebrada por
el Consejo de Administration de San
Juan, el referido organismo aprobo Ell
contrato celebrado entire el munlcip-o
de San Juan La Porto Rico Railway
Light and Power Co.., sobre cons
trucci6n exploitation de una Inca
priyada para la transmission de corrien-
te electrical para el Acueducto provisio-
nal de Guaynabo.
Ell Conceso, ademas, autoTizo al AL
calde, sr. Diez de Andino, para que
frme dicho contrato, nombre y re-
presentation del. municipio de San
Juan.
Un reporter nuestro Sc entreyisto
aver con el Ingeniero de las obras del
Emrrsstito, ST.. Font, fin de saber la
situaci6n actual del Acueducto, y ell re-
ferido funcionario nos informo que el
aqua de los dep6sitos, en- Rio Piedras,
estaba unas 33 pulgadas por debajo
de Ia cresta, 10 q, constituia un no
table descenso, comparativamente CO.
mo venia fuDcionando Ell Acueducto du-
rante estas 1ltimas semanas
FL Sr. Font expreso que Ell consume
de aqua en- esta ciUdad y Santurce era
tan eaorme, que la lluvia que habia
caido no era suficiente para compen-
sarlo.
Cree ell sr Font que tan pronto CO.
mo la Compafia de la luz instsle La
mencionada Inca electrical, Ell Acue-
ducto provisional de Guaynaho podra
surtir de aqua abrndante la ciudad.
LA AsAMBLEA MUNICIPAL
Para aver tarde fue convocada La
Asamblea Municipal de San Juan.
Entire les asuntos de lss convccatoria
figuraba la orienanza del tr&fico 6e
San Juan; una communication solicitan-
do el valor de un dollar por el sitio
dondc fue inhumado ell cadaver del se-
nor N. r. Canales; otra sobre la indem-
nizaei6n one rsclaman los sehores Con-
zalez Padin, por ciertos terrenos q. ale
gan haber dejado benefcio del Mu-
nicipio de San Juan, al construir su
nuevo edifcio frente a la plaza Baldo-
rioty; tambi6n Sc da cuenta con Las
obras del ensanche de la Avenida Pom
ce de Leon. sA&