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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-07-01
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GAIA De PRESTAM0S
IO-pAVIA-1O

AablendO CesadO las CaUsas
Que mOtlVaron Ia suspension de
neJOClOS en- eSta casa, tenemOs el
guSto de pO1ler en- COnoCimientO del
pllbliCou en- general, que desde esta
1eCla los reanudanOS, perO solo
tOmaremOS en- enpenO prendaS dc
ORC y piedras de valor
AreclbO, Il. de Julio de 1898.
lo-4 A. Mo'tn y CpmpoAia.
~. Don Ma,fss Rodriguez Vilisr, del
conerclo dc Ia Citra = sueoriptor nuestro,
no ha recibido 81 namero quo 10 remitimos
el a. del pasado. ssra gratiioado ell cue
nos do ncticias de su paradero va que es inu
til 1eolamar 81 ramo de correos.
~ FL Ayuntam;ento, en- sesi5n oele
bra1a snoehe, aootdo so procodiera 4 una
inapocc6n do los a'gihes de Ia capital, con el
fin do qua 81 81 vscindario tiene agus bastsn
te para ell consume, proceier cerrsr las
faentes Pablicas = haceE las pruebas lie la
tvberfs co!ocsda desde el puente de San Au'
tonic s Ia capital Y tapar desde luego Ia
zanjs siberia en- la caneta de Ia carrctera,
~. Ell Mozoyis existen c;noo vaoantos
10 oonceja!es en e! Ayuntamiento, por nom
brsmiento de iaez municipal de don Podro
jose Rivera |. 0, renuncia 6ircapacidad del
resto.
- Sc encaentra grayemonte .nferma
en Mayagjiez doha Ana Salichs viuda dc
Ginat.
- L! corono Cortijc, reoien:e'Dcnte
puesto en- Iibertad por csnje ia los america
nos. detars que los prisioneros de guerra es'
pafoles! !son tratsdos por los norteamericanos
como ogilninales vulgarea, tanto cue 81 10
habfan tenido enoerGado con IN ascsino.
~ lEeaos dido decir que go traia de
hacer una auscripoion pibliea i favor dc los
tripulantes del eAntonio Lopez, que sc ell.
cuentran sin rooursoe.
- Nos encarean llamar Ia atenoion De
quien oorresponda sobrc los abuses que CO.
neten & diaIio los revendedores de vcrduras,
ayes, huanos etc. etc ,acaparando los que en-
tran en- Ia plaza, no 70 situAndose las entra
dss, sino que tambi6n en- el propio mercado.
-. eEl toalss de aver publioa an CAPT
tulo do queiaa por el aeryioio que vicne ha'
ciendo el Yaporcito de Catailo.
~. 81 Ell boqueo De que estamos anne.
nazados SO establece en- toto sigor, 60 hara
muy diflcil Ia yenta de giros para el exterior
pues lcs compradores no tendran medios
para enyiarios gu destino.
~ Dicese que la Teaorerfa dc Hacisn.
da tomaEa pr6stsmo Ia suma que hay rea
nida para Is suscripcidn naoonal, bien sea
on concepto deyolutivo en- methlioo, bicn Gu.
bri6ndola en- giros sobre 9, ministerio da
Ultramsr,
~ ABASTO PUBLICO.-La carne
lie rea SO expeudera mahans en- esta capital
81 plocio de 23 centavos eli kilo
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$685. OfiCinas San Francisco So.

un centayo, resultando que csda ,istra vale
IN capital. En- comparaci6n, relatiyamente,
ccstartan menos los dientes que labrica ell
doctor Pagan"
~. Hoy tavo efecto en- el patio del
cuartcl de l}4laja, Ia revista de comisario
del battalion Principado &c Asturas, ameai'
zada por Ia banda del Provisional NUM- 3.
~. Dice xEl Libcrals Gel veoino de
Lola, Felipe Csrrasquillo, cediendo las
irtluenoias primaversles y 4 fin dc olVdar
las tristcsaa quo en- los espiritus scnsibles
ongendrs Ia csrestfa da las substances ali
menticias y ell bloqueo de los yankees, ide6
1uso en- prhctca 81 proyecto de raptar i
Ramona Rodriguez joven apetitoaa me
tida Ell carnce. Y ambos fuoron dar en-
poler de Ia poliofs, terminanJo el ililio en-
el dcp6gto muDicipsl,s
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NOTICIAS

-. Hemos dido decir que S. E. ell &c.
neral de Marina ha vito con sumo dessgra-
do que algunos de los jefes tripulaptes del
eAutonio L6pezs abandonssen sus puestos Y
no regresaseu al buque expontsneamente des'
pues de pssado ell peIjgro.
~ Mr.. Stros, one fu6 ministro de los
Estados Unidos en- Turqufa, durante Ia pre-.
sideucia de Cleveland, ha sido reelecto en-
sustitucidn de MIR. j. B, Augell.
~. En- Msysgjiez han sido v1otimas dc
robos don Francisco Furnier , dofia Ana
Larrahaga.
~ Sigren acentuandose en- Cstano las
quejas de algunos servioios pdblicos, del
peso en- las tiendas = de Ia calidad de la leohe.
En- la oarnicerfa Sc despscha 81 preoio que
le acomoda 81 tablajero y nc al de Ia subasta.
Sc impone una sewers intervention de la au.
toridad de Bayam6n para que sus agentes en-
aquel poblado hagan cumplir sus deberes 4
todo el mundo.
-. Tras larga y penosa enfermedad,
ha falleoido en- la playa de Ponce, la distin-
guida dana dola Josefa Alvarez de Vagquez
- El dia del corriente las dos de
Ia tarIe tendra lugar en- las Salas Consisto'
ria!es, ante Ia Junts del ramo, la suhasta pa.
rs ell abasto de carnes de esta ciudad duran
te los dfas IS al "a del actual.
-. Procedente de Humacao, ha Gu
trado en- Ell puerto de Mayagjiez ell vapor in.
giles <Pallcck, cargar azuca- para Nueva
York
~ Dice el eStandart, de Londres:
sSabemos por un despaoho de Port. an Prin.
ce, que ell slmirante Cervers ha desembarca.
do su llegada ochocientos artilleros inge'
nieros veinte mil fusiles Maiiser, ademAs
de gran cantidad de municiones para los ca
flones de 80 de los fueItes de Santiago de-
Cuba.
Ina npIfino. CoMADRoNA. -Tiene
n"u oV'''"o' el honor de participar
sus clientes que por raz6n dc las cirounstan
cias SO ha trasladado Rio Piedrss calle de
Trujillo, casa denominada de Cspetillo,
esqulna la del Comeroio en- donde recibira
los avisos. 10-5
-. Ha sido nombrado celador de po-
licfa de Arecibo ell spreciabe sef1or don
Epifanio Miranda y vigilante don Aejan.
dro Franco.
-. Del <retretes dc IN colmsdo de
Ponce, propiedad dc don Bartolome Mella
ha sido robado IN reloj de ORC que dej6 OIL
vidado en- un chaleco una persona de aque-
lla ciudad.
- Nos han favorecido con fno ofre.
cimiento de su casa, los nuevos esposos don
Fernando Gonzalez = doha Belen Alberty
Balera que habitan en- Naguabo qaienes
enyiamos las gracias por su atenci6n.
-. Los ingleses dicen permanecen
neutrsles en- el conhcto hispano.ysnkee
sin embargo, dice uD perio tico ingles cue el
vapor americana eHavard, habfs sido auto
rissdo para csrgar en- Jamaica 800 tore sdas
de carbon Verdaderemente Ia conducts in.
gless 60 bien digua de protests, pero afor.
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Duhioudo Nov>ursa eato Battalion Ge Gin
euonta oobatio9 para !As gucrrios Is. ia.
Afeotas al misiao, sc oonvoea por medic oe(
presonto anupcio para los que tcnssn oab3.
iIoa pNodaa prctcntarlos on 81 cUa'tol de Sj1n
Francisco do cata capital &c ocho De Ia ma,
flsna acia dc Ia taloe; aohien}o tencr fels
cuarias media do a'4atis rAtHima y ser dc
conformation que ascguge Ia resiateucia su-
foienlo para Ia fatiga del earg;oio y Ii do no
eXc2der dc siGte aii3s u eda]; sjc1do r9co-
nccdos prey yaioontc, y &C cncrta lo les ven.
dedore5 en- parto proportional el irpoytc tc
eate anuucio; no ps g'sadozc mas dc cicn Pc
sos por ca1a uno.
Puerto Rico, % dc JUNO dc 1898.
los capitanes comisionados, -,,A'"i;,}
Noraj0$ 0$-liLj1 -Ntyuid, G~4
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En :! esiIo de bouoiiccncia, don.
.vS do SO hallabs dcsde hacta algnuos
a'jos sulfi9nAo pcnora onfermolai, ha fallo~
cido aycr, ej que fj.G on vida rcspotaDiifsimo
csbalioro, EXomo. selior dor Jl9to Skerret 7
Matrero, persona que ocup6 siompro distin-
guGos puegtos en- nueat:a Focieilgl Y altos
p!ljoa en- Ia n9lllica general, Ia que lieY6
tolos rus yAlioaos proatieios,
Keciba gu nt'inerosa famlia Is cHpra'
sija d. nuostro dHc'o, y que dosoanso en-
paz el GiEs Gel pundonoroso oiudadano,
que tan Ccrviontc oulto rina6 al progreso dc
eEte sueo.
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Preparatoria para caIrerss civiIes y
militsrea.
Director don Joaquin Barco.
Csptan dc Ingenieros, ez professor dc la
Academia General Militar preparador
durante IL anos.
liza empezado Ell curse de 1898 4 1899.
P(danse reglamentos donds ee detallan
los resultados obtenidos por esta Academia.
Direction Pabellones do Casa Blanca
Is
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Son Vd.los los que Sc h3cen con base dc
cal.
Polvos Dc harina de centeno cal in.
corporados con clara de huevo aqua sa
lada.
Cal sosa clara de hucvos.
Qucso blan3o ainasado con polvos de
cal.
sangre de buey polvos de cal.
Parties igua4es de leohe vinagre; 80
separan los uajaroncs del suero 80 anna.
aa con polvos de Cal. Estos cinco oementos
son muy facilcs do pfoparar; consiste en- msz.
oiar con el(os los ingredientes formar una
masllIa, quo SO enplea Embellishments des.
p16s de hecha porqne luego &c endurece to.
nazmente. Cielia muy bien y resiste el ca.
lor dol aqua caliente. Sc cmpea la cal viva
apagaaa al are. siAo SO tiene prevenida,
humed6zoise un terror en- agna, cuanto bas
te para que sc reauzca poIvo.
-H0oo de c0rt0y 7&tA "aciin de r;Nri0 .
cTIstM en- c"alQuirra dirtrci0n.-Si Sc lie
qricre dar IN corte obliouo Ii horizontal, so
LENA de ace!te hasta la Inca que 80 desea
81 ha dc Ser obiiouo, Sc inclinara la vasija
hssta que el lfquido coupe Ia posici6n de la
linea Dispuesto de este modo, 80 introduce
en- ella TN hierro hscho ssoua y la vasija sal
teri sin difcultad por el punto nasta donde
llegue el aceite.
Para pu2tr ia .Qjillo de pleta. .-Diauel.
vase en- ieJfa tuerte un pedazo de alumbre;
esprfmase con cuidado y afadase IN POGO de
labon. Layando con esta mezcla los vasos
y utensilios dc plata, tomarAn extraordina
rio brillo = queaaran como nuevos.
Para impee1tr Que Il los qussos q d la
cnfne solodu le caiyoa gusanos Dsben ro-
ciafse con aqua en- la cuai go haya disuelto
una parte de su peso en- nitro. Asf Sc con-
servan mueho tempo &c evita la vermii.
cacion.
Noao de blan2utor ez morfI-Cabrase
Ia pieza de marfl que So desee blanquear con
un POGO de jab6n negro, exp6ngase al fuego,
J enjnguese despues que haya daio ell primer
hervor. Las piezas dc marfl enrojeoidos Sc
blanquean con sgua en- la cual SO halla sps'
gado cal viva, hac6ndoles hervir hasta que
aparezoan blancos,
Fara 1'e el pan du,'o Sc pouga tieno.-
La gente del campo en- Europa, oonserva el
pan dursnte muohos dias. Toman el heoho
despues de- tres, mas dias y 10 sumergen
en- una vasija con aqua; 10 sacan despues y
10 dejan secar IN ratio. Luego 10 ponen en-
81 horno y SO pone tan ticrno que parecerA
heoho el mismo dia.
Pusa restaJ!seer el cieo echuao d pertlsr.
-Hagase hervlr en- proportion vino bueno y
eohesele hirviendo en- 10 vssijs q. contiene ell
dailsdo; thpese enseguida y al cabo de quin'
oe dias habrh adquirdo sn primera calidad'
Para aclsrar el vino, De bsten en vino Qua
tro claras de hasvos bien frescos para IN
tonel Sc introducen ea Ia vasija con IN
pslo hendido en- cuatro parties por la parte
inferior. Reyu6lyase el vino durante algu'
nos minutes, dandole movimiento circular.
Tapess enseguida el tonel, J cuatro dias
dcapu6s pod2a servirse.
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Goborna3i6n. --i,ccrcto 1ombrando con.
cejales del ayuntanionto CO Guyana, en-
ca|idaA DC intorioos y nicntras SC oelebge Ia
primera clceoi5n. & don Manuel Lopez Co.
llazo don Jos6 Gnal SiiVon, don Juan I@ns
clio Caps Alvarez, don Fabsiciano Cncvae
Sotillo, don Casiano NEatos y Canalcs don
Agustin Calimano Ma1tfncz por seunjr las
conoio;oncs legaies.
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EI b|oqueo por torpedos
UNA OPINION

Tn distinguido escritor frances NJ. Paul
Fauchille, autor de interessntes trabaios 60
bre ell bloaueo maritime, ha celebrado una
importsnte <interviews con un periodista
que lie interrog6 sobre Ia legitimidsd baio
el panto de vista del dereoho de gentes J de
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LUNA HsTnanOs, Y CoHlDaIIa,

Son los dnlcos importaderes en- Puerto Rico del faos
vino tjnto b3anco de mesa Esrca Angucana" Ningu-
becmiento acab de recbr tamben un sntido
de 7nos de Jerez Chanpaa superior, coes fnos tulre
nes maZapans, frutas iugo, albar, aguardene
toda clase de artienlos ano del gro Made preseuNs
IN suFtido Nejor.
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Hahipndo trasladalo temporalnente mi
''1"''"a' dcmicilio 4 Bsyam6n. los ellen.
ties de eSta cspital, que dcseen mis- servicios,
pueden dejar rsz6n en- ell dep6sito de maqui-
nas de coser del senior Silva . en- la farmaoia
del seilor Duran, calle de San Justo. Los
dc Baysmon en- Ia calle del Rey numero 8,
en- doude de 10 dare consulta gratis 4 log
pobres. - J. ZARATT. 10
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CON0c|M|lHTOS TITLES

Cemc"tos pa,a c~colu,' ia' vac;jos lue
esttn roja'7>ts 8 rotts.
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Academia Santa Barbara

0foiales del cuerpo dc ArtilIerfa aaiio
res Esteban, Massot = Valdiyia. Prepara-
cjdn oompleta pars carreras ciyi'os militia
res. Alumnos internos cxternos olases
particulares. San Francisco 90 y pabslon
de Eorzsgaray. .--Teltfono ltl. l5-9
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1unns 0CAsION- Sc vende . ar+enda ia lsc!epja
NMEHd BOQUlLLAs' eucavada Ell los barrios de sa-
b,neta y AIzarrobo teImtno nCnioipalI de Ma
yagtes pcla hacienda Gueda kometros de dfstaneis
DC Msyasuea. Para p0TmenoTes dirigirss don Arturo
HaA Aasasses den Eobel to Echnsbe, AguadEla sel9
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nynn nen4;iaxio FABRICA de LICOREs dc don
CIGil lHStttEi Id Manuel Ambr0san. Ponce, Pto.
Rico = Importation directa de
yinHs cognaes anisado snebras finas ,yernouth etc
atcndera los peddos puntualldad Precios muy po-
duares So garantzan los productos de la los i'm
portad9t For la misna.Drigr la correspondence don
Manuel Alnbrosisli.-Pouee. $3.50
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Son va:los los que Sc hacen con base dc
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Para impedr Que Il los guesos q Il Ia
"or"e solodu le caiyoe g'tsonos. Dsben 70
claise con aqua en- la cuai go haya disueltt
una parte de su peso en- nitro. Asf Sc con
servan mucho tempo y sc evita Ia vermif
cacion.
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la9u 1"e e!pan d",0 Sc epo1ega tieno.-
La gente del campo en- Europa, oonserva el
pan dursnte muohos dias. Toman el heoho
despues de tree, mas dias 10 sumergen
en- una vasija con aqua; 10 sacan despues y
10 dejan secar IN ratio. Luego 10 ponen en-
81 horno y SO pone tan ticrno que parecerA
heoho ell mismo dia,
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Cal soss y clara de hucvos.
Queso blan,o anasado con polvos de
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-11-12

There Is no necessity for this. A clergy.
man adds nothing TO his usefulness bui
greatly detraets from H. by Heglecting his
health. Ifa man. be he clergyman OF layinan.
will resort 10 the right remedy Just as soon
as he feels out Of sorts, aud knows that he
Is little bilious, OF that his liver Is torpid,
OF his digestion Is out Of order, he will re.
main healthy aud robust and add much 10
his usefulness and many years TO his life
DR. PieTce's Golden Medical Discovery
restores the appetite, makes digestion and
assimilation perfect invigorates the liver,
purihes the blood aud tones the nerves. Ii
Is the greatest Of all known blood makers
aud hesh.bullders. IL cures % per cent. of
all cases Of consumption aud diseases of
the air passages, Thousands who were
given up by the doctors aud had lost an
hope have testified to their complete re.
eovery under this marvellous medicine. IL
is the discovery Of an eminent aud skillfal
specialist, DIR, X. " Pierce, for thirty wears
chief consulting physician TO the Invalids'
Hotel aud Surgical Institute, at Buffalo,
N. " All medicine dealers sell H.
"kight years ago ! was taken with what my
doctor called liver eompiaint" writes N. E
kendusk, ksg.. of campton, Grafton Co. New
hampshiie II began doctoring for a. taking
aarea aperlllas aud other medicines Last Pcbui-
afy had ellions attack aud c0uld not Al up
long enough 20 eat. heean taking Dr, Pierces
Ineelclnee ! have takeu one bottle Of Golden
Medical Discovery aud one vial Of Pleasant
10 helping me-
Without an equal for constipation and
bilioasness - DE- Pieree's Pleasant Pellels
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-11-12
IArURDAY. NOVEMBER "a, 1895.
FLETCHER AND BINGHAM.

No one can blame Editor Fletcher
for sticking oy his friends. 1t Is a
mans duty TO do that. even when IL
becomes disagreeable. But no one can
convince us that Mr. Bingham has a
right TO selilshly usurp the public po-
sltions OF other men. Take the stove
works case. From the beginning,
when The sheriff appointed Clyde
Brsndenburg TO take charge OF the
penItentiary stoYe foundry, Mr..
Blagham was at work 20 have Supt.
Gilbert put 10 charge, and even sug.
gested him TO the sheriff. Now IL
turns out that he had his way finally
and Mr.. Gilbert Is manager and
trustee. We can never believe that
Governor Lord had Mr.. Gilbert put In
there. IL Is rather the work of State
Treasurer Metschan, who had failed TO
collect OF LoewenberR Il Co. the notes
due the state.
So Fletcher defends Bingham ct al.
for getting themselves fat job and
virtually putting large business
out OF the reach OF the state and the
Incoming administration aud where
they can keep hands on IL. Ofcourse,
Mr.. Metschan will bank for this
large wholesale and manufacturing
business aud Metschan, Gilbert,
Bingham et al, will lose nothing
by II. But where will the state get
on? Where does a little farmer get
OF who fails 90 pay for state
land, or loan 20 the state school
land boardY He gets OF with an ex-
ecutlon 10 the courts. But Lowenberg,
who has paid the state nothing prac-
tlcally, he IL protected and several
high priced men like Gilbert and
Bingham are forced onto the state
payrolls besides.
10 can not be that our esteemed
con temporary, and ex-governor Is
where the carrlon Is. ana will defend
all OF Bingham's schemes TO a finish.
II he does he will be rewarded. Per
naps he will be appointed receiver
and manager Of THE JOURNAL, when
Bingham aud Davis get an order 20
have one appointed. lie would be
their choice. He would be safe
man. No one would be skinned alive
but the legislative committee clerks,
see That explains his nattery OF
Gilbert, Patterson, Bingham, ct al,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-11-12

There Is only one kind Of business,
besides lawyers, that prUspers on
litIgation-a newspaper.
49,
THE JOURNAL owes Brother Irvine
an apology. He did not say In testl-
10 THE JOURNAL suit tnat TBE JouR.
NAL was poorly edited.
sTs
Hammer the legislature commit
tee, clerks numerically, but keep stlll
about all the big thieves. That kind
OF reform paper suits the gang."-
editor Fletcher.
THE JOURNAL warned the Union
party against impt rted orators to
attack the war policy OF the ad-
ministratlon In Oregon; also In the
Washington campaign. Was The
JOURNAL right or wrongY See election
returns.
His legal ability Is everywhere ad-
mltted. He Is one OF the best lawyers
In the state today, and his extensive
practice is evidence OF that fact. He
has ability, energy aud industry, and
10 is quite possible that the Journal
will find this out before his case is
closed.
Everybody knows who Editor
Fletcher is talking about 10 the above
eulogy.
Here Is the highly edifyInp boast
Ing OF Mr.. Fletcher for the benefit OF
Bingham, Patterson et al, in his last
Issue enloglzlng Bingham: "The
gentleman will lind before we are
through with him that he has beer
playing with edged tools. We have
had some little experience Ia the
kin1 OF warfare he selects. We have
broken lances with men quite as able
as he, and so far we haye never low
cred our colors. We are firmly OF
opinion that We shall not have TO do
II this time. No man with a knot on
the end OF his neck can make ms do n
now, not II we know ourself."
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al. succeeded had acqulesced Ia the
transaction Of business by Hofer
Bros, these plaintiffs were bound
thereby They had no more rights
than their predecessors had and their
predecessors had consented 10 all that
had been done and had barred all
their right To relief. Acts after they
became stockholders they could de
mand an investigation aud an ac-
counting, but not for the eight years
preceding.
Until these parties became stock
holders there was no complaint.
They brought no stockholder 10 prove
that the wages claimed by Hofer
Bros. were not due and fairly allowed
them by consent OF all stockholders
prior to the advent Bingham, Davis
ct al
The plaintiffs could not show
clean hands In this case. L. appears
that Davis Is only hgue head for
another politician. This was another
evidence OF insincerlty OF this lltl-
CATION.
Mr.. Carson concluded In another
earnest appeal for his clients. The
conduct OF the suit was gentlemanly
throughout.
Judge Boise adjourned the court to
ga. m.
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Il. Hofer and A. #. Hofer were
called and subjected to a closs-examl-
nation as to their services and com.
pensation.
Both testified TO having voluntarily
reduced their wages during the hard
times, aud that the printing material
could be replaced for $1,000 or less.
The new press was bought with their
own money,
Nj. Carson asked how defendants
had travelled east on transportation
from railroad companies. This was
ruled out by the court as improper
cross examination. A. f. Hofer pro.
duced the ledger showing personal
accounts of IIofer Bros for each week
since their employment by THE CAP
IrAL JOURNAL Co.
AT the conclusion OF the testimony
Mr.. Holmes on behalf OF defendants
offered 10 submit the case without
argument.
Mr.. Carson cited authorities To the
point that resolution or bylaws
fixing the salaries OF directors must
be entered on record to be binding
against the corporation. But his
authority was all relating 90 an in-
solvent corporation.
lie claimed that the evidence of all
the witnesses was that the services OF
these defendants we're not worth what
they charged. He cited Thompson
on corporations, that directors and In.
telested parties could'nOt vote salaries
In which they were Interested.
The corporation had now no prop
erty. IL was insolYent because there
was nothing left Of IL, This was the
highest proof OF insolvency and
entitled them TO receiver.
Mr.. Carson labored along for an
hour or more with citations OF au.
thOrlty OF scattering character. W hen
he quit Mr., Holmes briefly summed
up the case for defendants.
Contention OF plaintiffs was con.
trary to law aud equity anc holy writ
for there II was said the laborer Is
worthy OF his hire. The wages ac-
count OF Hofer Bros. for these many
years was unchallenged.
Plaintiffs had never assailed the |
validity OF that Judgment. IL im-
parted absolute verify OF accounts.
All the loud chargeslof fraud Ia their
pleaalngs had never shown up. They
had proven none OF their allegations.
The character OF services rendered
was different from that of witnesses
who testified as TO wages they should
receive. They had all the work t0 do
aud the responsibility besides OF
Major Sherman expressed surprise
lt the course the case had taken.
There was an en,ire absence 0f good
'a!th in the whole proceeding. They
began a suit aud did not follow II up
With any steps hy law in such actions.
They asked injunction without Ill
ny honda asked a receiver with
'nt showing facts required by law 10
rant one. Net they seek TO stop an !
XecutlOn going into effect without ,
making the sheriff party. Now they
lite authorities 10 cases where direct Z
rs vote themselves compensation, '
'hieh Is not this case at all, This was
small corporation, IN which there
'ere but live 0T six persons. They
ad not availed themselves Of any OF '
he rights OF individual stockholders.
hey had never mentioped the bring !
lg OF this equity suit 10 any officer OF a
his corporation. IL the stockholders
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