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Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-07-10
EStray N office.

have TAX en- up on my rlnch east ofthe
branded oRleft hip; ne bsckskin horse,
branded on the lie I and right hips; one
roam mare branded on The left hip, all oil
which stock have plac in the Phoenix
Feed Stables in th5 City OF Phoenix,
County of Ma icopa. A. r., where any
person proving property and pay ing dam
ages can tIke 'u the above described
stock, Or thsy will be disposed of acco d
ing to law. TOMAS PEREZ,
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-07-10
Pleasure Drives.

Wells & Rice of the City Stables
have How on hand an elegant and
easy riding open barouch-just the
king for evening drives Leave
your orders with them and enj y the
baImy fresh evening air for an hour
in very delightful manner.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-07-10
All wine merchants, druggists anG
grocers sell Damiana Bitters.

All wine merchants, druggists anG
grocers sell Dsmiana Bitters.
YOU Will. never have sour stor
ache if you drink Damiana Bitters
The sale Of an article rs the crIter-
ion of its merits. Damiana Birters
have large sales
For a good appetite drink Dami-
ana Bitters y M. Moiano, agent,
Damiana Bittcrs regulate the
stomach and is the best tome.
A POSITIVE cure for dyspepsia
Damiana BItters
For health, strength and vigor.
drink Damiana Bitters.-J. NJ. Mon
tano, Agent.
DAMIANA makes the old young and
The weak strong and healthy. =
Montana, agent.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-07-10
Declaration OF Sole Trader.

KNoW ALL MEN BY THESE PRES
IN snts TINT l Sophronia p. Derrick,
wife f Timothy r. Der lex, of the county
of Nsriccpa, ferr tony of Arizona, do
her eby declare and make known:
Thar 1 am over the age of ] vears, and
that intend from and after this date to
carry or business as b .reinaf.eT stated
in my own meme and or nv Own account,
a. n 5 lie trader, ard tn become individu-
" responsible in NV own name ior All
debts contracted by me on account of my
said business, viii ch said business is to
be carr ed on in said county of Maricopa-
fuEsher dec ar, and maze known that
the business intended TO be carried on by
me is that of farming and sock and p1ul-
try raising in ali III branches Thereof,
end that the am. unit 10 he inv sted Ia my
raid busin ess will rot xceed the sum Of
five hous nd dollar, all of Inch money
so invests d in the busint SO sfors said will
be under my sole control.
Th declaration j. intended a. COM
p'iapce with the provisinns of sections -,
IS 26 - - and 80 of a act OF The Leei-
Iature OF the Te. ritorS Of Arizona, er. l.
tied IAN Act men0atory OF chapter 70,
Howell Code d ssed December 81, 1868.
In witness whereof l have he-eunto Get
nay hand and seal this goth day of June,
a. } 1884
Territory of Arlzo a, County of Mari
On the fbiriieth d v ofJrne. A. D ono
thou and eight hunured and cish y-four
| before me -iohn 7. Ala ap. a Notary Pub
lie in and for he county of Maricopa. III
the Territory Of Arizona, personally rp-
peared Sophronia Z. Derr;cki Mifs Of
| Timothy +. Derrick, ersnnaliy known 10
J me to Do the person described in aud who
executed III FIR, gong declaration. and
who signed the same And the sad So
phrOnia p. berries, wife of the said Tim
! otsy It. Derrick, hsvii 2 been by me KAN
ined. separate and apart from and without
the hearing of her said husband, she o :
! such examination dec AIRED to me her ill.,
tention to b come sole trader, as sci
! in ACCORDANCE thers with. and she ac-
knowledged 10 me at she executed the
foregoing declAra ion freely and volunta-
rily, for Ghe uses a purposes therein
mentioned, without fear, coercion or com
pulsion on the part oil her said husband,
and di d not wish to retract the execu lon
of The me.
l.. witness whereof 1 have hereunio set
my hand and affixed my official sea the
day and year in this certibcare first above
written JOHN T. Al AP.
Notary ScaI.) Notary Pubic.
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IN the Arizona Indus rial Exposition
Associat. on v II, be held at he courthouse
in the city of Phoenix. at 2 o'c4ock in Ihes
afternoon Of W dnes day, July 23rd, 1884 v
for the purposr of eleciiDg q Board Of
Directors Ind transaciin ing r.ch other bus-
iness rs may properly come before the
meeting By order Of the Incorporating.
Committee PHILIP X. HICKEY.
Secretary pro tenn
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All parties knowing themselves
to be indebted to the late arm of
Balsz & Wells are requested to call
ct the Office of Cox & Campbell, in
the Irvine building, and settle up
Immediately. FRED BALsz,
FRANK WELLS.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

AFTERNOON SESSION.
One O'Clock p H. Board IN; I
pursuant to adjournment present,
III Wormser, Chairman; N Derrick,
and A Halberi, Supervisors.
On motion, the flowing bills
were allowed and ordered paid:
No 1876, II S Crocker & Co,
tax and assessment roll E. S66 90
No 1876, w II Morris, Justices
ices. 0S ~
No 1877, Rosenthal & Kulner,
merchandise furnished the
county ......-.......-- I'll 10
No 1913, NJ W Kales, II jurors'
certificates purchased. .S18 20
No 1879, q H Knapp, attend~
ance on District Court. 80 90
No 200, Lewis Videl, taking
testimony at inquest. 50
No POI, A e Baker District
Attorney fees. -. -. .225 90
No 202, L E Barley, bill for
Interpreting. -........-... 8 90
No POS, L E Barley, bill for
interpreting.............. 10 90
No 2O4. Owen kellogg, jurors
certificate. ...-............ s 90
No 205, James Richards, fees
as Justice of the Peace. -. "a rs
No 2O6, H w Ryder. jurors
certificate. Observation-Disclosures. 20 90
No 207, W R Carey, fees as
CbIoQcT. III %
No 20s, " T Woods, station
cry. 20
No 200, J L B Alexander,
team to haul patient to the
hospital $3.50. -......... 3 90
No 210, w L Slater, jurors
certificate 49,. ..-..... 90
No 211, Chas L Mosher, taking
testimony at inquest. 2 so
No PIP, Israel Miller, jurors
certifcate. 4 90
No 213, Chas Goldman jurors
certificate. ................. W
No pa, Fl H Linville, 2 jurors
certificates. ~ w
No 215, o Thitodo, for ex.
aiming insrne, 2 cases. 30 90
No 216 " .nthrop Sears jurors
certificate. ..........-..-... W
No 217, r NJ Lawrence jurors
certificate. ............... 1O w
No 218, Robt B Todd jurors
certificate 49,. 1900 -. % 90
No 219, Charles 81 Webster
jurors certificate. ........ 2 90
No 22O, J z Halcomb jurors
certificate. 2 %
No 221, w T Smith jurors
certificate. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 90
No 222, Lee A Steele jurors
certificate...... 4 40
No 223, L E Baroey interpret
Ing. .--..... III w
No PA, Valley Bank jurors
certificates, ......... A 80
On motion, Board adjourned to
July LIST at ten O'clock.
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xOUxG MEN, READ THIS

THE voLrAIc BELT Co., of Marshall,
Mich, offer TO seDd their ELECTRO
vOLTAIC BELT. and other ELEcrIc AP-
PLrANCEs. on trial for thirty dai s. to men
(ycung or old) afflicted with nervous de-
biIity, loss OF vitality and manhood, and
all kindred troubles Also for rheuma-
tism, neuralgia, paralysis. and many
other diseases. Complete restoration to
health, vigor and manhood guaranteed.
No risk is incurred as thirty days trial il
Write them at once for illus
trated pamphlet ee.
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] AIN ED.

hemists of the nation charge the ROYAL
Baking Powder Company with the use of
the powerful drug AMMONIA in their
Powder; that article Of food should be
tainted by this unsafe drug; that it is unit
for appearance in any human diet; that its
long continued use in any form will derange
the blood; that it is only found in the natu-
raj food and drink of man as an accidental
inpurity.
That NATURE ABHORS and expels it
as an excsement.
That in Baking Powder it has not even.
the virtue of necessity
If the charge is unjust, would it not be
an act of justice to themselves as well as
polite concession to deeply interested pub
lie sentiment, to answer the charge? To
answer Immediately? To answer honestly?
Oily evasion won't do. Oily dignity, oily
plausibility, oily non-committal won't do.
Ridcule won't do. Come forward in a
manly way and give the public evidence that
justi6es It's use.
8 PER CENT of MMONEA.
soME aud sTRoNG combnaiin Of PURE I'M MATERfALs.
entirely free from AMMONIA, which
1fs1 ed5a5 Of HGS
- Prof. CHARLES E. DWIGHT,
Chemist, Laboratory Wheeling, W. Va.
June l4th, 1884
Protect on.
Every H usewife can try the sRoyal or
any other Baking Powder, by placing the
can. top down, on a hot stove till heated.
Remove the cover and if there, she will
smell AMMONIA. After which she can
change i. for Prices Cream that has nothing
base in it.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-07-10
BY MAIL FILLED

- p OmpTIy.
scwir & Machine Needles. all kinds,
s,up,t PER a eoS Fa,n;iv s;, .cb a. oc &C.
Shurtles for othe Machines. eacb.--. 1-5O
I and z cent stamps token
" Where we have no agents we will retail
Machines die city ON our Tucson branch
Corr spondence solicited from partieB
wishing 10 purchase.
Remember. it Is no experiment to buy "
Genuine Singer. Address
THE SING ER N a N F,es CO.
Tucson. A. T.
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DIED,

KNIGHT.-In Phoenix, Aiiz.. July
10, 6S4, LymaR Knight, ag d 81
years, a native of Vermont.
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che Arizona Canal Company.

| The Arizona Canal Company
Hereby announces that it will sci
water for the ensuing year in suct
quantities as may be desired, in any
part of the
SALT RIVER VALLEY
South of its Canal ami east of the
Aqua FIia.
Applications should be made with
out delay as they will be
considered by the COM
pany in the order IN
which they are
presented.
The application MUST be made in
WRITING, stating the Name
and Address of the applis
cant, description of
the land on which
it is to be used.
The. quantity of water desired must
be stated.
Raies will hereafter he fixed by
the Com ANY, and applicants will
not be bound to take water until
they are notified of the price, and
agree thereto Address all appli-
cations 10
CLARK CHURCHILL,
President,
Phoenix. Arizona
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Board, the following bills were al


lowed and ordered paid:
Ne. 179 Frank Cox, salary as
| Clerk. - ...... $125 90
| No 1870. Thos. q. Greenllaw,
Proba:e Judge salary -. rs 90
No. 1S1. N. A. Morford, prints
ing. ............ 300 %
On motion and by vote of full
Board the official bond of Yelling
ton Rheims as Constable in Mesa
City precinct approved by chairman.
On motion and by vote of full
Board the following bills were all
lowed and ordered paid:
No 1872. L. II Orme, Sberiff's
fees aud disbursements $500 90
No. 1873 A. c. Baker, salary
and Dist. Atty. fees. 220 90
No. 1874. Saml Hill, bill for
conductors and elbows. II so
No. 1876. H. w. Ryder. bury
ing Mexican ........... IA 80
No 1856 r. Ruben g. Son,
=
No. 1877, j. l.. B. Alexander,
teams for use of county,. Z so
On motion Board adjourned till
Tuesday July 8, at 10 O'Clock.
TUESDAY, July 8, 1884.
Board of Supervisors met this day
at 10 O'Clock a, m.
Present-M. Wormser, A j. Hall
bert, N Herrick and the Clerk.
Minutes of the previous meeting
read, approved and sig ed.
Board opened as Board of
Equalization, aud by vote of full
Board adjourned until The 9th, al
10 o'clock a N.
Bard then rrsum d business as
Board of Supervisors for the trans
action Of general business.
The following bills were allowed
and ordered paid by Probate Judge:
No 1873, N Herrick, per diem
as Supervisor. $50 90
No 1S9, A Hnlbert, per diem
as Supervisor. ........-.... % 90
No 100. NJ Wormscr, per diem
as Supervisor. 1880. 49,. 80 90
Geo Wallace, Hospital Steward.
fled his quarterly statement aud ac-
count, which were accented and ap-
proved, by vote Of FIJI. 20Srl, ana
{ is ordered thata warrant be drawn
n his favor, on the Poor-house
Fund, fer the sum of S50S %.
Report and a, count of II j Har-
yer, Road Oversecr, of Road District
No 5, filed, accepted, approved and
ccount allowed as follows:
10 1911, II Harper. work on
road in District Nos -. SITS 90
70 1872, o L Mahoney, quar-
terly pay AS county physi>
Cla0. lO0 ~
70 1913, o l. Mahoney, exams
lining body at inquest...... Is 90
20 1914, S E Patton, burying
paupers. --..-....--. " %
III tliC III <hhutC ~ &fhONSOJ .
Aqua Cali nte, INDECENT, it ap-
caring that said Annie Mccoy is
ok and INDECENT, by vote of full
oarG, it is ordered that a warrant
E drawn in favor of said Mrs Me-
ey for $50, TO pay three months
GARD.
In the matter of James Hancock,
i'd igent boy. it appearing that Mrs
H Woolsey has furnished board
nd lodging for one month. it is or
cred that u warrant be drawn in /
4vor of Mrs NJ Fl Woolsey for $50.
On motion, Board adj .urned until =
o'clock.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
One O'Clock n M ROard IN; !
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-01-16

ToIllntari0 4 los abonados al Bo-
LETN MERcANTn, suplicando a
nuestros agentes sc sirvan hacerse
cargo de su suscricion en- cada
pueblo y gestionar Ia misma, dan
donos aviso puntual del resultado
que consigan, sin perjuicio de
quedar alberta la general en- esta
Casa, a la que pueden dirigirse
tambien los que deseen ser Sus-
critores.
Igualmente, y con el propio
objeto, remitimos ejemplares d
los dichos Agentes del BoLETIN
con destino a los senores primeros
Jeies de Voluntarios en- cada loca-
lidad, encareciendo a estos su
efcacisimo concurso para ell me-
lor exito y mayor circulation del
nuevo peri6dico.
Llamamos finalmenie en- nues
ira ayuds, que es la de FL 20
luntariO, a todos nuestroS com
paferos de armas en- eada uno de
los pueblos, que no dudamos
han de correspondent a nuc>tro
desinteresado llamamiento, para
imprimir larga vida, progressive
desai rollo Y entusiasmo inaltera-
Bile una tan patriotica y opor
tuna publication.
Bien venido sea hacia nosotros
EI VotltnfdriO!
CONDICIONES
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-01-16
O p e r A.

Pocas lineas podemos hoy con
sagrar al teatro. Ri exceso de
material, va 10 ven los lectores,
nos agobia. Solo di,emos que el
sabado tiItimo cantose en- nuestro
co!iseo Lucia, esa partitura in
mortal que parece escrita con Ia
grimas de sangre a veces, con una
pluma de angel otras. Donizetti
canta y llora en- esta bellisima
obra. IQue bien supo inspirar-
Sc en- aquellos tragicos amores de
la poetica Escocia! iQue bien
supo identi6carse con Walter
Scott!
La senora Caponetti y ell se-
nor Lorini estuvieron felicfsimos.
aquella particularmente en- eli
grandioso aria de la locura, en- que
canto con inagotable sentimiento.
con exquisite habilidad, con un
talento admirable. Ambos fue-
ron aplaudidos con verdadero IA
natismo, con prodigaiidad de pal
madas; ambos fueron llamades
repetidas veces a La escena. Re-
ciban nuestro mas enthusiastic pId-
GENE.
Los sefores P. Quintilli Leo
nj y Cianciola bien. Ell primero
dyo con maestrfa ell aria Cru
dG f1nestG Smania. Los coros
esmerandose ...... por hacerlo
peor de dia en- dia. La m1isica
digna de elogio. FL senior Salce-
do, su director, recibi6 otra oya-
ci6n. La concurrencia mediana
en- ndmero.
Por segunda vez en- esta tenn
porada cantose II TroUatore Ell
domingo ante numerosos espec-
tadores. El primer acto sali6
magnffco, el 1ltimo soberbio; no
asf Ell segundo, en- que los coros Sc
fueron por los cerros de Ubeda.
I ell Director de coros que
hace que no evita esos descala-I
bros?
Hemos dicho que Ell primer
acto y ell dltimo resultaron admi-
rabies. Lo hemos dicho, y 10
repetimos. Todos cantaron va
lientemente; todos Sc portaron
como artistas excelentes. Vaya.
Pues, otro parabien, y ac6ianlo
las Stas. Tetrazzini J RambeIli VI
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-01-16
La GUARDIA CIVIL.

De otro buen servicio llevado d
cabo por la Guardia Civil debe-
mos dar cuenta, y asi 10 hace-
mos con el mayor gusto.
En- la nadrugada del 5 del que
cursa, y despues de una activa J
no interrumpida J penosa perse-
cuci5n, fue capturado en- Ell barrio
de las Vegas, Jurisdiction de Ca
yey, ell desertor del Preside pro-
vincial Mauricio Delgado. Este
suieto, de malisimos antecedentes,
habia sido requisitoriado en- tele-
grama del Comandante de dicho
Penal. Su captura fue obra de
los guardias del puesto de Cayey
Cristobal Moral Palomino Y Be-
nigno Moreno Ballano, los cuales
entregaron ell desertor al g Jefe
del Presidio que reside en- aquel
va citado pueblo.
Hemos estampado los nombres
de los benemeritos guardias para
satisfaction suya, va que de otra
manera no nos es possible signii :
carles nuestra gratitud en- nom
bre de esta culta sociedad.
Sabian desde luego 10 que ha-
clan los que en- otro tempo com
batieron aqui y pidleron hasta la
SUPPRESSION de un institute que n
to honra a la Naci6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-01-16
"El Pals" (peri0dicO).

I'm los tiempos de contradiction
que atravesamos, encontrar una
publication que, sin abandonar la
defensa de sus ideales, ataca los
contrarios con severa, pero cuIta
y .comedida Erase, fen6meno es
tan singular como la rara aUis
del naturalista. Este fen6meno
acaba de realizarlo EL Pals de
Mayaguez.
Al fin la razon ha logrado i'm
ponerse, y la verdad, abriendose
paso por entire las nieblas de in
justificable passion, pronto sera
reina y senora de los hombres, 81
estos no Sc obstinan en- resistirla.
FL parrafo que yamos q copiar
de dicho periodico es muy elo-
cuente, y puede servir de modelo,
en- la fcrlna y en- el fondo, a otros
escritores adyersarios, cnya in
temperante palabreria ofende a
nuestra cultura, y Sc opone a las
considerations m1tuas que Sc
deben ios hJos de la prensa.
Apfendan de Et Pals, nuestro
adyersario colega, los que hasta
aquf nos han venido atacando por
todos los medios, aun POI aque-
los que ia raxon condena y la
buena educacion So encarga de
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-01-16
BIEN VENIDO.

Tras largos amos de ausencia
ha regresado a .estas playas ell
Sr. Lcdo. Pbro. ID. Bernardo Mo
lera y Murillo que habia desem-
penado aqui, entire otros, ell impor
tante cargo de Vicario Capitular,
Sede Uacante, y ell de Gobernador
Eclesiastico de la Di6cesis.
Sus numerosos amigos celebran
ell feliz arribo de aquel, y nosotros
lie felicitamos tambien, deseandole
largos amos de salud y prosperi-
dad en- ell alto cargo de DigniIad
de Chantre para ell cual S. M.
acaba de senalarle en- ell limo.
Cabildo Cathedral.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-01-16

FL HoIuntario Sc publicar& los dias
de salida del correo para Puerto-Rico.
Iiu-trado con caricaturas referentes
q la polftiea puertorique1a, hechas
aqu9llas en- diferentes colores, llegando
a formar verdederos cromos, cuando la
protection del pdblico 10 permita. el
Iapiz de EL Votuntari0 sacara de la
mentable e injusto olvido a muchos
personajes que hasta ell presente solo
son conocidos Ell sn casa, pesar de
sus esfuefzos y de sus amargas luchas
por la causa de la ciyilizaci6n, de la
luz y del progreso; sc suplica a los in
teresados ell envio de sus fotograffas.
Ell FoLuntoTio pertenece al partido
espafol Unconditional de Pue7to-Rico.
Sus escritos, aunque lleguen a horir Ell
amor propio de algunos, jamas atenta-
ran, nj embozadamente, contra la Dig
nidad de nadie
El VoLuntariO, cuya exstencia Sc
halla asegurada, ira aumentand0 ell
ndmero de sus paginas en- raz6n direc-
ia del de suscritores.
Ell presente prospecto Sc repartira
con ell BOLETTN MERCANTIL, cuyo almi-
nistrador, que 10 es tambien de El Vo-
luntari0, rnega q los que no quieran
seguir recibiendolo, 10 devnelvan 4 los
repartidores 8 a sus agentes eli los
pueblos.
Igualmente Sc remitir& este primer
ndmero los voluntarios pnertorique-
nos Y, en- soIicitud de CAME, todos
los peri6dicos de la isla.
EE VOluatario recibe annncios para
su inserci6D, adornandolos con vihttas,
81 asf 10 desean los anuEciantes, por
las cuales Sc cobrar& solamente el i'm
porte del grabado.
sUscRIcIoN EN- ToDA La IsLA:
Trimestre............... peso so ctvs
Administrator: San Mateo, %, 90,
Madrid.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-01-16

rechazar; todos esos que, miran
do todo 10 nuestro con fatal peSi-
mismo, jamas han querido adju-
dicarnos el mas mfnimo aplauso,
sino que, por ell contrario, han
derramado sobre nuestros escritos
y sobre nuestros principles sacro-
santos Ia hiel de sus odjos & In
trigas.
IQue diferencia entire dieho Pc
ri6dico y aquel otro que Sc publ
caba en- Mayaguez con ell nombre
de La Propaganda Que paso
tan gigantic ha dado ell primero
en- Ia tutura feliz reconciliation
de los animosI
Lean y aprendan los que sien-
ten la triste necesidad de a2ren-
der y leer. 7 vean la mejor con-
denaci6n de su col.ducta en- el
siguiente parrafo que copiamos
de b Pals con legftima satisfac-
ion y mereeida gratitud:
Belhsimo y pr6digo en- galanas con-
cepciones y exquisite pero err6nea fra
sPologia, es el articulo que bajo ell ru-
bro " ,S84" publica nuestro adversario
colega ell BoLETIN MERCANTM, para
despedir ell afo que acaba de espirar,
haoiendo tristes presagios d la vez al
nuevo que, en- la esfera gigante de los
siglOs, viene d marcar una epoca mas
en- La eterna historic de la humanidad.
Felicitamos al antor de aquel articu-
10 por sus innegabies dotes literarias,
ahn cuandO no estamos nj podremos es-
tar jamas de acnerdo con las IDEAS que
emite. Admiramos los rasgos de la
correcta pluma que trazara Ell bellisimo
ldllio que nos ocupa, capaz de entusias-
mar al que no tenga la precauci6n de
profuudizarlo, pero 10 comparamos
con la gallarda rosa que Sc niece en- los
campos, atrayendo al desprevenido tran
seunte, para que aspire La esencia que
guarda entire sus incitantes hoias.
Aquella esencia traicionera esconde en-
sus rosados nectarios ell aspid mortal
cuya sutil pomona mata Ell cnerpo del
hombre, como las malas doctrinas que
Sc esparcen por ell mundo, epferman J
matan La vida intellectual"
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d. e. p.

Una muy trisse noticia Sc nos
ha dado y con sentimiento vamos
4 trasladarla al pdblico.
Fatal es la perdida de un ser
tan santo y tan querido como
una madre, irreemplazable en- es-
tie mundo porque no hay carino
que al de las madres iguale.
Por este trance funesto esta
pasando nuestro distinguido ami
go y correligionario don Je-
sds NJ. Texidor, de Guayama,
con la muerte de su respectable y
virtuosisima Sra. madre dona Ma
ria Josefa Vazquez de Texidor,
acaecida ell sabado dItimo en-
aquella culta y pintoresca villa.
La desaparicion eterna de una
senora tan digna y excelente i'm
plica para Guayama un hondi-
simo vacio, y para los hijos y de-
mas familia de la fnada un golpe
cruel de la suerte y de la con-
dici6n humana que d ningdn ser
viyiente perdona tn este vale de
lagrimas.
Nosotros no podemos menos
one lamentar tan gran desgracia,
yacompanar, como acompanamos,
en- su profunda pena al senior Te-
xidor y demas personas que llo-
ran la muerte de la estimable
sonora que ha motivado estas H.
meas.
Paz y bienaventuranza a sus
venerandos restos!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-01-16
CASINO EsPANOL.

Ha quedado constituida en- es.
ia forma la nueva Junta Direct.
va de aquella patri6tica sociedad:
PRESIDENTS.
Excmo. Sr. d. Pablo Ubarri.
vIcE-PRESIDENTE,
Don Jose Peha Chavarri.
ALEs-DIRECTORRs.
Actir0s.
Don Ricardo Mendizabal.
Excmo. Sr. d. Francisco Baston.
Don Juan ConiIl.
Isidoro Davila.
Eustasio Zalduondo.
Juan Borras.
.SNplentes.
Don Francisco Hernaiz.
Felix ArrilIaga.
Antonio Perez.
jose S. Vinals.
GalllermO hnbert.
Santiago Echeveste.
TEsOREBos.
ActiU0.
Don Jose Cerra.
SupJente.
Don Juan Bautista Font.
CONTADoREs,
Don Jose Maria Pefa.
Rafael Perez y Garcia.
SECRETARIES,
DON Jose NJ. Lopez.
Rafael Maceira.
Seguros estamos de que bajo
la gesti6n de los expresados Sc
nores seguira progresando aquel
centro de buena sociedad.
Sus nombres son de clio su6-
ciente garantia.