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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-08-23
HIS TUHUL7OS

En- los momentos en- que telegra
flo, trasmite la associated Press la
neticia de que Sc ha Organizado otra
segunda manifestation en- Paris,
que lego 4 reyestir un caracter tn
multuoso.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-08-23

El ayuntamiento ha aprobado Ia ins.
talaci6n de TN local en- Santurce para el
servicio de Po!icfa, Bomberos cuarto
de socorros.
I'll n sido suprimidas las c&rceles de
Guyana Caguas Agua1ills Vega-bajs
San Germany Utuado, siendo incorpo
radas a las cabeceras &c los departamen-
tos.
Ha fallecido en- esta Capital sl apre-
ciable asturiano y comerciante que fue
de esta plaza, don Jose Perez Castri lon.
-K. l. P.
Ha sido couducido al Dep6sito muni-
cipal Juan Oalderon Rivera, vecino de la
Marina, por haber inferido una herida al
parecer leve. con una botella y en- el pie
izquierdo. a Rufino Carrillo. Il cual fue
curado en- el cuarto de socorros.
El jueves, viernes y sabado sc rerre.
sentar4n. res2ectivamente, '.La Cruz
Bianca", "Dohl Juanita", en- cuya OF ra
debrtra Ia sehora Grifell, y "D.vorcie
monos", celebrada creaci6n de Sardou.
Esta noche Sc poudran en- escena en-
nuestro Teairo "El Senior Joaquin" "La
Restauraci6n," y "Los Rancheros."
Ell ayuntamiento de esta Capital acor-
do socorrer & las familias que han que
dado sin albergue en- el dfa del c'cl6n,
con las cantidades necesarias para que
puedan reedi6car sus casas Sc nombr6
para clio una comisi6n compuesta de los
Sres Latimer. Pesquera y Palacios, quie.
mes entregaran el dfa IS del corriente
dichas cantidades.
Por arrojar piedras & Andres Moral IS
{ insultar ( doha Elvira Fernandez, fiat
detenido 81 muchacho Santiago LEtime,
eurado en- Ia sala. .de....socorros eI M,
r les.
Sc halla interrumpida Il lfnea central
telegrkfca entire Aibonito y Ponce y so
10 hay communication. hasta que queden
Ireparadas las averias ocasionadas por las
lmuchas lluviss entte la Capital y Ca
| yey, y por el este con Humacao.
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-08-23
beNDE Las aIfIERoy

Sc Dice que las referidas procla
mas sc hiciersn en- la redacci6n
del peri6lico La Iudsbsndsneia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-08-23
InfOrnaGi6inDOr cable
St 7h'naA q b Ag,sts
LIBRE
FL general Juan Isidro Jimenez
ha sido puesto en- libertad.
A Ia GUERRA
Han cmbarcado para Filipinas
1850 hombres que con este ohjeto
&c habian recOncentrado en- San
Francisco de California.
has BlRCOS
FL Secretario de Marina ha dis.
puesto enviar algunos barcos mas
q las costas de Cuba.
has BARCOS
BL /" STAIU QUO "

Despachos de New Ysrk aicen
que el Presidente Nc Kinley tiene
gran empeEo en- que Sc mantenga
el statM quo en- Santo Domingo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-08-23
u ABAND0yARA

Eljefe del gobierno ha dsjado
traslucir 50 prop6sito de abandonar
aquel.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-08-23
In APARRI

El Journal pub:ica un telegrama
diciendo que los filipinos han esta-
blecido en- Aparri su cuarrel ge.
neral.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-08-23
IA I" CARNACyOLR'

AL pasar frente & los edihcios de
este 6ltimo. cantaban Ia Caynsk9..
N0is. -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-08-23
OTRA VEZ

La policfa los disolvi6, teniendo,
para censeguirlo. que volyer 4 en-
pleaf sus armas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-08-23

~ La suscnpci6n mensual a este
peri6dico cuesta an peso ade
lantado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-08-23

FL dia> 20 Sc constituyo en- Ponce el
Tribunal de Justicia de este termino, con
todo el ceremonial dispuesto. entrando
en funciones los nu.vos Jteces.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-08-23
van q Ia decadencia y al desastre.
DE- NAL I'm PEOR

En- todos los circulos oe Europa
Sc da como segura una. revoluci6n
en- Francia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-08-23
LA IRIGADA Hale

Sc supone que Ia brigada Hale,
de Ia que no sc recibe noticia al
guna desde hace echo dias, haya
presentado combate los 6lipinos,
presiguiendo en- su persecution.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-08-23

Manuel Rodriguez y Encarnaci6n Gabi.
Hon. vecinos del Callej5n de la plaza. y
puestos disposition del Inspector del
primer Distrito.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-08-23
LN QUE AGUARDA

FL general Nc Arthur espera el
envfo DE provisiones para seguir
avanzando.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-08-23
PLAN POLIHICO

Dcntro de breves dias dara 4 CO
nocer Mr.. Root el plan polftico que
seguira en- FiliPinas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-08-23

En- Santurce fue detenido Mauricio
Rosario, reclamado por el Juzgado mu
nicipal de San Francisco.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-08-23
RBIHA I DRSASqRE

La prensa de Lohdres ataca !
los franceses.
Les dice que como Iatinos, al fin,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-08-23

Ell Gobernador General ha dispuesto
que el servicio de vigilancia en- las car l..
celes 10 presten los soldados del BatallEn
10 cual produce una eco.
nomfa de As 900 pesos al afio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-08-23
ETNO METEOROLOGICAL

[ [O6seyvacionss del i" Wsatlssy Bureau, u
Dstaytamsnt0 6e Agricultural
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-08-23

Ha sido denunciado en- Santurce por
expender carne falta de peso el tablajero
Pedro Tirado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-08-23

Ha fallecido en- esta Capital sl apre-
ciable asturiano y comerciante que fue
de esta plaza, don Jose Perez Castri lon.
-R. l. P.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-08-23

Han sido denLnciados Leocadio Vaz .
quez y Ramon Rosario empleados del
ayuntaTiento, por rotura de un farol en-
la calle de San francisco. al tempo que
conducian una carretada de lena
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-08-23

Por arrojar piedras & Andres Morale.
{ insultar { doia Elvira Fernandez, fu.
detenido 81 muchacho Santiago LEtimer
y eurado en- Ia sala. .de...socorros eI M
Z LIS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-08-23

Han tornado possession el 90 del CO.
rriente de sus cargos de Jueees asociado.
del Tribunal de Justicia de Ponce, los
magistrates don Ramon Quifones y don
Isidoro Soto Nussa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-08-23

H. sido suprimidas las c&rceles de
Guyana Caguas Agua1ills Vega.bajs
San Germany Utuado, siendo incorpo
radas las cabeceras &c los departamen-
tos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-08-23

Dceu de Stratford, estado de Connec-
ticut. que al atravesar un viaducto, GER
ca de aquella ciudad, un carrito electrico
Sc descarrilo y cay6 de una altura de
dieciocho metros, en- la represa de una
+ sbrica. En- este accidente han perecido
treinta y seis personas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-08-23

Los socorros de asistencia facilitados
a tres individuos del cuerpo de bombe-
ros la noehe del fuego ocurrido en- Puer-
ia de TERRA, han sido aprobados por el
ayuntamieDto. Asi mismo Sc acord6
aprobar la relscion presentada de los
bomberos y jornaleros que prestaron su
auxilio la expresada noche y la de los
jornales reglamentarios ascendente q 100
pesos IS centavos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-08-23
NOTICIAS DEL Ola

El ayuntamiento ha aprobado Ia ins.
talacion de TN local en- Santurce para el
servicio de Po!icfa, Bomberos y cuarto
de socorros.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-12-17
SCOTT AND BROOKS MAY
ASSUME THEIR OFFICES
SUPREME COURT DECISION FA-
VoRABLE TO THEIR CASES.
Constitutional Qualification Only Re
quired 70 Be Eligible-Sheehan
and Truman May Have TO
Back Down.

a decision recently handed down By the
Supreme Court regarding the constitu-
lonal qualifications requisite for the hold
Ing az Office IS in direct conflict with the
provisions of the charter in that connec-
lion and VIII have an important bearing
pa The contemplated action OF Tax Col
cctor SAeehal and Treasurer Truman 10
contest The right 90 Joseph Scott and S.
RI. Brooks, who were elected 10 the two
'fl .cs az tho last election. 10 assume their
.'elt 1ls. The contests were 10 be based
nr mo provisions ~ tho charter that TO
hold an Office "a citizen must have been
"a lllr qualified elcctOr for a period OF
PIE year and resident OF the county for
80 years next preceding his assumption
u UfiCe
The supreme Court decision was rem
tore1 iu The case az Lewis BerCevin. who
GAS elected Supervisor OF Alpine Coun-
'. fuf was not allowed 20 take office
because Doc was not on the great register
"a held thar tho term qualified elector''
used only in the sense OF being allowed
t0 vote and not as 10 the privilege OF hold
Office. The decision holds that ga por-
Fuu possessing the constitutional qualid-
cation is eligible 10 hold the office OF
Supervisor although he has not been rer-
stored ir Tho precinct where he was lv-
.rg an the time ~ his election Tor one
rrHr preceding According 10 the counf,
government act such a person only in-
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-12-17
HOLLY PARK BANQUETS
THE MISSION CLUBS
NEW HALL FORMALLY OPENED
FOR BUSINESS.
Nomination of Officers and Bond
Election Speeches the Order of
the Evening.

The Holly Park Improvement Club last
night gave big housewarming 10 all Of
the other improvement clubs which make
up the Mission Federation. The occasion
was the formal opening OF the Holly Park
Associations handsome new hall on Cres-
cent avenue, near Holly street and the
celebration was one of the biggest ana
heartiest Of the many the progressive resi-
dents OF that district have given since
they organized 10 secure the best the city
affords in the way OF municipal improve
ment
Notwithstanding that the primary OBJ
ject Of the evening was the entertainment
OF invited guests. business was not
sighted and the nominations made at the
last meeting OF the club were augmented
by half dozen more. A. Roberts. A 8
Lilly. George Center and h. Harrington
We're named for president: Gustave
Schnee. ID. /. White and Thomas O'Neil
for vice president: II. z. Winkler for
treasurer and Joseph +. Tuohev for sec
rotary. Petitions from the Eureka Valley
and Park Lane and the Lake View I'm
provement clubs for admission to the Fed
Grafton were referred to an Investigating
committee composed OF Gustave Schnee
Thomas O'Neil and j. p. Tuohey.
After business had been disposed of. the
hundred and more guests were invited TO
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-12-17
STRANDED FILIPINOS
WANT TO GO HOME
STARVING IN THIS CITY AND
CANNOT GET AWAY.
immigration Commissioner North
Powerless to Execute the SEN
tence of Deportation
Upon Them.

Three Filipino members OF the barn
storming combination. burned out OF their
temporary lodging last Thursday In the
Comedy Theater, called yesterday upon
United States Immigration Commissioner
North and told him that they were starry
ing here and that they wanted 10 be sent
home TO Manila. where bananas may be
had for the picking. There are nine OF
them IN this city and twenty in Tacoma.
Commissioner North could do nothing
for them. They are under sentence of de-
portation. but there is no vessel on which
the Commissioner has a lien. They were
brought here at the request OF the Me-
chanics' Institute TO give exhibitions IN
the Pavilion during the fair last Septe,n-
Der. Government transport carried
them 10 this port by order OF the War De-
partment and for that reason the SEN
tence OF deportation cannot be carried INTO
effect. the immigration Commissioner rot
having jurisdiction over transports. A
short time ago General Shafter received
orders from Washington TO take back the
on a transport. but only eight
cen OF the immigrants awaited themselves
Of the opportunity. General Shafter has
not received any further orders in the
premises and the stranded FilipinOs VIII
be likely 10 become a charge upon The
public.
They are being temporarily cared for by
MT. Mansano, Filipino bootblack on
Fourth street
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-12-17
OSCAR LUNING WILL
MANAGE HIS ESTATE
JUDGE TROUT TERMINATES
THE FIFE TRUST
When he Decided Away His Fortune
to Preserve It He Was Incapac-
itated Through Illness
and Intemperance.

Oscar r. Luning is now in possession
Of his estate, valued at $500, 900, which for
some time past has been in the possession
Of Mrs. Ellen a. Fife as trustee. Mrs.
Fife held Innings estate under two deeds
OF trust-one executed April -, 1892, the
other May "a 1894. George Whitten was
the original trustee. but he resigned in
favor of Mrs. Fife. In the deeds OF trust
1t was provided that the income from the
estate was 10 be invested in interest-pay-
ing bonds and that the income therefrom
was 10 be divided between Luning and
his wife Tor their maintenance and sup
port. In The event Of Luning's death pro-
vision was made for Innings child, Mich
olas T.. and his wife's heirs. Marie and
Oscar Philippe.
Luning, who was represented by Charles
S. Slack, took the stand when the case
was called yesterday morning. and said
that he was i'll when the first deed was
made out and that he was intoxicated
when the second was executed He said
that he was row competent TO manage his
estate and established this fact under
cross-eXamination by Myer Jacobs. who
represented the child and Mrs. Lunine's
heirs. The matter was submitted and
Judge Trout found that he was compe-
tent TO manage his estate and declared
the trust terminated. In consequence
Luning will henceforth manage his cwn
interests.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-12-17
BOLD ROBBERS
TRY TO HOLD
Up A CITIZEN
Mission Footpads at
Work Again.
REPULSED BY THEIR VICTIM
BOTH WORE MASKS AND WERE
ARMED.
Captain Gillen Determined to Appre-
bend the Pair-They Are Sup
posed to Be Elk
Convicts.
REPULSED BY THEIR VICTIM
BOTH WORE MASKS AND WERE
ARMED.

The two footpads who have been op-
Grating in the Mission for the past few
weeks made an unsuccessful attempt 10
hold up a man named Reynolds at an
early hour yesterday morning REYNOLDS
was on his way home and when near
Thirteenth and Mission streets he saw
two men standing against a fence on the
opposite side Of the street. AS soon as
they caught glimpse of him they dis
carded their headgear and substituted
SLOUGH hats, which were intended as a dis
guise. After donning masks the men
started 10 cross the street where REYNOLDS
was standing. One OF the robbers drew a
revolver and leveling IL at Reynolds or
dered him TO throw up his hands
Realizing that the men meant business.
Reynolds quickly obeyed the command. in
the meantime calling on the robber who
held the pistol not TO shoot. Evidently
thinking that their intended victim was
easy game" the desperate who poin; led
the revolver at him replaced the weapon
in his pocket and at once proceeded 10
relieve Reynolds Of his valuables. AS he
started TO search him Reynolds struck the
robber In the face, and as he staggered
back from the effects of the blow his IN
Tended victim took 10 his heels and soon
disappeared in the darkness. The pair
made no attempt 10 follow him, presum-
ably satisfied 10 allow him to get away.
Reynolds lost no time in reaching the
Seventeenth-street station, where he told
Sergeant Perrin Of his experience Per-
rim, accompanied by several police officers
visited the scene, but after a lengthy
search they failed TO get trace OF the
footpads
From the description given Of the men
by Reynolds Captain Gillen is satisfied
that they are the robbers who have for
the past several weeks been operating in
the Mission. He has specially detailed
several Of his best men in citizens clothes
10 apprehend them.
Last night Reynolds visited police head
quarters and gave an accurate description
Of the footpads TO Captain of Detectives
Bohen. He is satisfied that he will be
able TO identify them in case they fall into
the hands Of the police. The men are said
to be eX-convicts who were released from
San Quentin a short time ago.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-12-17
P. }. Stuparich and Joseph
GaSSmann at It Again.
Attorneys Ach and Collins Say Bitter Things
of One Another Over an Eighteen
Thousand Dollar Attachment.

& Ach. caused Mrs lie COnte 20 appear
before the courts and attach his interests
IN the business. GdSsmaun Is a man OF
means ana mas property which as subject
10 attachment, but this was ignored for
MS interests in the Stuparich CORPORATION
Inc differences between Gassmann and
ms son-tn-law. 7. j. Stuparich. date back
some time and depend upOu an attempt
In the business.
The father-in-law owns n considerable
portion or shares In the corporation but
not enough 10 secure n voice I'm ia man
ag sE,I and this is the casus beIlL
Inc hrst suit that was instituted was
Tor the dissolution OF the partnershfp ~
Stuparich. Gassmann et al Gassuaun
claimed that he was receiving the kuotted
end or the rope and was fearful that III
he did not secure his share there vyo,,fj
he nothing left for him This al least fs
lhe declaration OF Gassmann's ATTORNEYS
AtleL the suit for the dissolution OF part
HerShlp came another action. Gassmann
applied FOR the issuance OF n receiversnlp
and Judge Seawell appointed j i NcCfir-
HtS 10 act as receiver while the parner-
snip status should be decided. But before
THIS action could be determined and fnafIv
concluded Attorney Collins went 10 the
supreme Court and sued out a writ of
prohibition. en1oining the Superior Court
from appointing a receiver The case ~
McGlnnls versus the Stuparich NIanufac-
I,Iiring COMPANY is now pending IN Judge
Murasky's court.
Henry Ach explains his connection with
Doth parties of the attachment proceeding
IN the following manner.
IaSsindnu mas FOR many years been the
prey or his sOn-iu-law and ne wants 10
end II all am representing Gassmarn
IN the dissolution case and Mrs. Ic C0ute
IN the attachment. Gassmann is anxious
10 pay this woman the money he owes nor
ana ne wants 10 pay IL out OF his Interests
IN the StupariCh business These casas
nave engendered much bitter feeling and
am ready 20 fight 10 20 the end. Mr.
collins may call the courts attention t0
what ne Is pleased 10 term contempt OF
huge joke"
- me attachment was released bv tha
Sherin because the bonds offered ala NOT
cover the prOportiOnate value OF stock
assessed. The case has by no means end
ed Some interesting Developments NAV
be looked for within the next Few DAYS.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-12-17
EXTRA SESSION AND
COMMERCIAL FACILITIES
WHARVES, BELT RAILROAD
AND SEAWALL EXTENSION.
North Central Improvement Club
Petitions the Governor to Con-
vene the Legislature.

The North Central Improvement Club
has prepared a petition TO the Governor
urging him 10 call an extra session OF the
Legislature for the express purpose of
passing such measures as may be neces-
sary for the general Improvement OF the
San Francisco harbor front. including the
extension Of the seawall. the lengthenlng
Of the present wharves from six hundred
10 eight hundred and thousand feet and
the construction of additional wharves
and belt railroad.
The petition deals solely with the COM
mercial necessities OF the port OF San
Francisco and the urgent necessity OF pro-
viding the proper facilities for the ade-
quate handling OF the rapidly growing
shipping trade OF the port.
President III. +. SOnntag and Secretary
Edgar l.. Painter of the North Central
Improvement Club secured between fifty
and sixty signatures in q few hours Fri
day afternoon. not one OF which repre-
scented less than a half million dollars
capital. The aggregate wealth represent
ed by the men and firms whose names are
contained thereon Is easily 500. 900. A
letter which is To accompany the petition
is now being prepared and until both are
mailed 10 the Governor Monday they will
not he given out for publication. The fol-
lowing names. however. are among those
attached to the petition and show that
the men who are most heavily Interested
in the growth and development Of the city
are the men who are taking most active
part in the movement TO secure better
harbor facilities:
Bank OF California, Thomas Brown.
George McNear & Co, San Francisco and
Fresno Land Company. London and Paris
Bank, Anglo California Bank. Safe De-
post Company. j. w. Grace & Co. Stock
ton Flour Mills, NJ Ehrman & Co.
Schwabacker * Co, Crown Distilleries
Co. Lilienthal & Co, James L. Flood
Haggin & Tevts; ]. l.. Folger & Co, My
ron Wilson, Fair estate. Ghirardeln &
Co, II. 2. Sonntag, Dodge. Sweeney &
Co., Kittle & Co. William Babcock, Dry
dock Company, L. Sachs & Co, McCar-
Bros, II. II. Taylor, representing D. o.
Mills.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-12-17
a SOUND INSTITUTION.
Facts Concerning the California Safe
Deposit and Trust Connanu

deposit ana Trust COMPANY
The California Safe Deposit and Trus,
Company located at the southeast corner
OF california and Montgomery streets e
the chief institution Of its kind on he
racine Coast II occupies its own build
ing winch IS known as the safe Deposit
Block.' It's safe deposit vaults occu,,,
the basement of the building. while ne
general and banking offices Of the corpora-
ton occupy the first floor.
The capital stock OF the California Safa
Deposit and Trust Company is 81 900 Olo
all OF which is fully paid. and its surnlus
Is SlOb.0oO In addition TO this tba
company has on deposit with the Treas
urer OF the State approved securities 81
the value OF $500 900.
" hiie the company does a general bank
ms business, with resources aggregatirp
nearly AoJV 600, II makes a speciaIt, ~
JUS sale deposit business Its vaults which
are absolutely fireproof. cover an area "a
by 40 feet, and are inclosed in solid Ira
proof castings. constructed OF bTrgi. :
PROOF metal IN thirty courses OF steel and
iron welded and bOlted together with con
lcal bolts; The vaults contain 64S6 small
sales built In solid tiers. The locks ~
these safes are different in every case
ana each renter holds the only KEYS 10 his
safe The rental values of these safes
se from - 10 80 year. according 10
their dimensions.
The vaults are so constructed as to rem
der their inspection at all times conVo-
nlent. They are lighted by electricity.
are perfectly dry and the Ventilation is
unequaled. The ladies' department is pro-
Nided with parlors and toilet rooms Tor
their exclusive use. Adjoining the main
vault are two smaller vaults used for fba
deposit OF silverware in boxes. paintings
bric-a-brac, trunks. etc. Packages are
stored here for any period at Reasonable
rates.
The company is authorized by law 70 act
as executor, administrator, guardian and
trustee under wills. as assignee or re-
celNer, or In any other trust capacity. Its
officers are well-known business men. J.
y. Fry being president and ]. Dalzell
Brown secretary and treasurer.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-12-17

blouses. 1900 10 the Pettibone Brothers
Company and like number TO Mandel,
Pursch & Welner
The board will issue a circular to COM
pany commanders calling the attention Of
each TO the amount due the company and
that he can draw against that amount
for the number OF bouses, trousers and
hats at the prices which will be given.
and that II there is a surplus the same
may be drawn against for overcoats. The
circular Will convey the information that
there must be new uniforms for each
member Of the company.
In the Fifth Regiment all the line Of
fcers have been elected. the last election
Joseph Il. Barrow was elected first lieu
tenant. vice Murray, time expired, and
Company Quartermaster A. a. Smith was
elected second lieutenant, vice Barrow,
promoted.