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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-01-19
ST. Al n .Ews
s.eS1SeAse@SS1~ 1890,


The nomination Of Col. w. H. Brown
as register of the land office ut Grand
Forks has been sent to the senate.
The fifth annual convention Of the
North Dakota Retail Grocers and Cen
eral Merchants association will be
held IN Grand Forks on Tuesday and
Wedne sday, Feb. is and II
a party Of at least eleven residents
OF North Dakota will enjoy a cruise to
the Mediterranean and the orient this
year, spending seventeen days In Pal
estine: The party will be made up OF.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. b. Grifith, Paul Grit.
fifth, Rev. ]. +. Mills and Sidney Clarke,
OF Grand ForAs:: DIS. and Mrs. Grassick
and Miss Jessie Grassick, Buxton; H.;
p. Pratt. Cavalier; Mrs. Kemp. Gales
burg, and Rev. Samuel Harris. Rich
burg, delegates to the fourth Worlds
Sunday school convention, which will
be held during the month OF April in
Jerusalem.
The HanKinson News thinks they
have the same brand Of politics up in
Ward county as In Richland both in
need OF laundrying. .szi.s 55g5 y
Roy will have q creamery. Hun
dreds OF creameries will be established
in North Dakota In the near future.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-01-19
He Paid the Freight.

Knute H. Haugo, a farmer from
Cavalier county on his way to James
town to get his daughter, patient
at the hospital, was fool enough to let
stranger on the train have $25 for
few minutes to pay the agent OF the
company freight BILL. The stranger
claimed to be merchant from Man
dan who had been buying goods In
Grand Forks, After getting the money
the agent" and the man got OF the
train to get q receipt and the train
pulled out without either Of them. The
merchant had . check for $500 which
he could not get his pal the agent TO
cash and the farmer kindly let his new
found friend have the money. He
never got It back and is now wonder
Ing 4 any body could have been an.
easier mark. ias
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appealed. An examination of the rec
ord by the general land Office disclosed
the fact that the notice Of hearing was
not given to J. L. Mitchell, one of-the
transferees, who as party in interest
was entitled to notice, whereupon
they remanded the case for rehearing,
which hearing was duly had. c. L..
Woodward appearing for entryman
and C. A. Lounsberry for the govern
ment, September, 10. 1903. The local.!
Office rendered a new decision finding
that entryman had made the entry for
his own use and benefit, that while he
did not reside thereon constantly, tenn
porary absences were necessary to
earn q livelihood; that as far as was
possible entryman had shown good
faith, and recommending that the pro
ceedings be dismissed. January Is,
1904, the Hon. Commissioner affirmed
the decision and dismissed the pro-
ceedings. #, l.. ...,... p, . { j.
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oOlute 81 1 r

o'clock p. M. Wednesday. Inter
ment at ST. Paul. nj
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Generally fair tonight and Wednes-
day; colder tonight. Maxi; Min
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-01-19

ment OF the Missouri Slope will be in
valuable to home seekers and Nc
Lean county farmers can do a great
deal towards the growth and develop
ment OF this section of the state by
sending copies of that edition to
friends in the east, and using their in
huence to induce them to come here
and take advantage of Uucle Sans
liberal land laws. w.. .
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-01-19
LAND OFFICE DECISION.

LAND OFFICE DECISION.
Decision in a Contest Case
,s.s& Z from Wells County. 5.
In the case of United States VS.. John
Beisswanger. entryman, and L. F.
Beiseker and ]. s. Mitchell. trans
+ ferees.. K = f5 S;@s s. 'sss = :
August Is, 1891 Biesswanger made
homestead entry No. 1888 for mex
section 10, township LAG, range ~,
Wells county, N. D. Entry was sus-
pended upon report Of q special agent,
that on March 2s. 1900 he made a
personal examination Of the land and
found an uninhabited sod house 6x8
feet, no door. no stove pipe. roof
never intended to shed water, six
acres broken; that claimant resides In
Cathay, Nd. that he made commute
stion proof Oct Is, 1899, and mortgaged
the land 70 T e. Beiseker OF Fessen-
den and G. III. Davidson OF New Rock
ford, for $500. mortgage assigned to
Winona Savings Bank Of Minnesota.
That he gave q second martgage TO
u. II. Mitchell Of Winona Mimi, for
$4,000. AT the hearing had April 26. Oh,
all or nearly an of the charges were
shown to Be true and the Register and
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-01-19
PERSONALS.


G. g. Turner is in the city from
Gladstone. ;..s Il: sssS
Henry Hell Is q sojourner in the city
from Mannhaven. S5x5.,s .3t !; !;
n II Mayor Register went to Dickinson
today on business. IA s4..Y
n H. q. Duemeland returned today
from q visit at his old home. 81.
6. P. Cckles and q. 3. Walker re-
turned today from q trip east.
r. J. Turner went to Fargo today to
attend the grain growers meeting.
Mrs. Judge Cochrane Of Grand Forks
is planning upon q trip to California
Walter Shelton will accompany F. B.
Allen on bis western trip in q few
days. - 49, OBJ
Rev. Joss went down to Jamestown
this afternoon to attend q clerical
meeting. 3s8ss5s3iz S$s
sherif WEIGH has been under the
weather for = few days with an attack
of illness.
Mrs. r: D. Hoslins II again at home,
having returned there yesterday from
the hospital
Scott Marble, recently steward at
the Northwest hitel left Tor the east
this Afternoon
Miss verna Richards came down
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/. Should be Widely Circulated.

Coal Harbor Times: The edition of
the Bismarck Tribune Of December 81,
1903, Is one that should be widely cir
culated throughout those states from
which 30 many Of the most desirable
new settlers are coming. The infor-
nation It contains regarding the land
laws. aad the resources and develop
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-01-19

y, WANTED Two men Of fair educa-
ton, push and good appearance to
work in North Dakota. Expenses ad-
vanced, salary paid weekly. Address
with stamp, J.. H. Moore, Bismarck,
North Dakota. -. - 2. (. f.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-01-19

s sSs2s5 i - 8 Notice. :4a ;3 R. (
Notice is hereby given that tickets
No.. LII to 1870, inclusive, for the Partri
arch Militant masquerade ball, We'd
nesday evening. Jan. 20, have been
lost, and same will not be honored at
the door. :*s. .5 Z. n. MI 5 5.si /.
5ss;z s5,. W. D. Gorsuch, clerk.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-01-19


Thlmble Bee The Presbyterian lad
les will have ten cent social and
thimble bee Thursday afternoon, Jan.
521st, at the home OF Mrs. Robt. Orr.
Everyone Invited.
Pure and Impure Foods Vow that
the list Of impure amid adulterated
foods has been published what the
readers would appreciate and what
would most benefit the dealers is the
publication, by the dealers, in their adj
yertising, OF q list Of good stun that
passes ainspe ction. o. Il &
II NH Tell His Troubles The seventh
annual convention Of the North Dakota
Retail Hardware Dealers association
win be held in Grand Forks Wednes-
day, Thursday and Friday Jan, ~, %
and 80. G. w. Wolbert of this city is
down on the programme for a paper
on Our Troubles. After the meeting
the hardware men will make an 5ex-
cursion to Mexico. .i-s- 4
HIS Surprise Part about twelve 8cou--
pies gathered at. the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Robt. L. Walton last night in q
surprise party for Miss Mabel sperry,
It being her birthday. Finch pit and
cards were the amusements for the
evening and luncheon was served,
The guests departed wishing Miss
sperry many more happy birthdays
Those present were Misses Della
Rodgers, Josie Williams. Anna Logan
Ruth Hood, Minnie SWEET, Grace Allen
Ruby Hines, Francis WEIGH, Clara
Dawson, Lillian Mckenzie, Airline
White, Anna slattery. and Messrs
Tom Mccormick, Fred Tyler, Earle
Rodgers, Howard Hines, Fleming Farr
Grant Cali, Harry Wocdmansee. Cecil
Burton, Robt Bannerman, Robt. Nor
Il ton and Wellington Mandigo. & ]:
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-01-19

Three wardrobes, three fine side
boards. several dressers. ono piano,
one organ; all first- cass goods, for sale
very cheap for cash at Faunces.
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HE
THE WEATHER.

1t Is EAT IF
s5teneIaliy TAT tonlg ny ana W comes
Club Dance Thes rel ulars club dance
will be held ct Baker hall Tuesday
night Of this week.
.sS:t#s5s ss.;
A. q. Y. There will be q meet
q r. hall tonight. There Will Be exz
TIA g work.
B
Another 4 egro illiam Scott.
negro i Il aIbino markings, was,
brSa ght TO the penitentiary yesterday
bY g equity sheviff Redmon Of Cass
tentiary for assault and battery.
80 s5$
seayy SNOW ere are & heavy
SHOWS along the 500 line. and the 9,
train that was to- have arrived here
last last night y n the drift Ct KUN: T
sis not expected to reach here before
Company A Will Y intend embers
sof Company a have been rendered q
special Invitation TO attend the.
Patriarchs Militant asquerade ball
tomorrow night and will be present In
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-01-19
Wade Discredited.

To Whom 1t May Concern: =$
I'M All persons are hereby. notified not
to pay any money to Mr.: S. e. Wade on
our account for goods sold BY him to
be shipped by us. z, = g ,.zs HI: ..
You are further notified not to pay
any money to any other persons repre-:
senting US unless they have our writ
ten authority to make collections in
our name. ~ ;.as. &. "a .s;sz,.5
We well accept orders through sales
men to be sent g. o. D., but viii not be
responsible for any cash payments
made on the same. % ~. ia
ID. Mail Order Department. y
IN MICHAUD BROS, e.
:Ssss5s @ st, Paul. MINI.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-01-19
SCHOOL TEACHER ARRESTED.

Young Woman Of Miller, s. d. Held
on Serious Charge.
Miller, s. D., Jan. 19.--Hattie Pill
cher is in Jail on warrant sworn out
BY business men Of the town charg-
ing her with assault with intent to
commit felony and administering
ether to Wilbur Quirk to enable her.
self and other persons unknown to
commit robbery. 81 g. p -. z. - =.
Miss Pitcher is the young school
teacher who declared !, that the shot
which penetrated !; her shoulder the
night of the attempted drug store rob-
berry was received in the Henshaw
hotel. Si@g3S T.,2.. 5.> E@ t,Z: .a
Il The officers are reticent, but they
say they are gathering evidence that
will startle the community. g 3
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-01-19

Offered Tor saIe-W j. Dryer Of
Medina is advertising for sale the
Campbell brot hers ranch at Arm
strong. III Emmons county II com
prises about I, 900 acres. 20 miles Of
wire fence. ranch buildings, ample
springs and other desirable features.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-06-25
ACuerdOS tOmadOS pOr
Ia COmiSi0n de POliCia

En- la session celebrada anteayer por
la Comision de Policia, fue acuerdo Ii
cenciar por cumplidos al sargento don
Leonardo sRecio, q los cabos Erastno
Torres, Ramon Carreras, Jose Julia
Marin, Rafael Montilla. Lorenzo Nd
nez, Ramon Ma. Ortiz y 7o guardias.
Por acuerdo posterior fueron reen
ganchados todos, a exception de los
guardias Reyes Cordova, Antonio Vaz-
quez y Antonio Rodriguez, a los que
Sc les ha negado el reengauche por la
Comision.
Tambien Sc han negado a ser reen-
ganchados los guardias Jose R. AFRO
yo, Julian b. Baez, Manuel. Barrier,
lose B. Pizarro, Iesis Ma. Maristany
yAFrancisco Salas.
Ell cabo Lorenzo N1fiez no ha solici-
tado todavia Ell reenganche.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-06-25
FaIIos acordados

La Corte de Distrito de San Juan
ha votado, en- la mafiana de hoy, los
fallos siguientes:
Sin lugar los pleitos acumulados que
sigue don Manuel Argiieso Flores y su
esposa contra Mullenhof y Korber So
bre cobro de 10 indebido y nulidad de
un ejecutivo; imponiendo las costas al
actor, que estuvo defendido por los
abogados sefiores Dfaz y Texidor.
Con lugar en- parte el declarativo
de Cintron Hermanos con ell Banco
Agrfcola sobre nulidad.
La parte demandante fue defendida
por Ell abogado don Rafael Lopez Ian
dr6n.
Tambien declare en- parte sin 1ugar
y en- parte con el, los autos promovi
dos por el presbftero don Manuel Dfaz
Caneja contra dofia Beatrfz Al6s sobre
reconocimiento de TN censo y pago de
creditos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-06-25
En- e1Casino

Nj hay que decir mas en- ell titulo de
esta resefia, porque diciendo ell Casino,
va Sc sabe que es Ell espafiol y que nc
puede ser otro que ell espafiol nj en- el
texto serfa necesario consignar que es-
tuvo esplendido Ell bale de anoche
tan concurrido tan animado como
todos los actos que Sc llevan 4 efectc
en- dicho centro.
El salon del Casino es ahora sun.
tuoso.
Con la profusi6n de luces que tiene
esta deslu mbrador, iiermoso. Es sin
ningdn genero de duaas ell mejor salon
de bales y espectaculos que hay en-
toda la isla.
La eScalera con la reforma que ha
sufrido y unos cencillos adornos de fo-
res que tenia estaba hermosa.
La Comisi6n de la Directiva, STEM
pre- amable, con esa distinction que es
tan peculiar de todos los sefores que
la forman, atendi6 y obsequi6 4 las da-
mas rumbosamepte.
El bale termin6 bastante tarde, pc
70 result6 breve para las felices pare
jas que estaban en- ell Casino.
La m1sica muy ajustada y la noche
hasta cierto punto, fresca y serena
hasta la madrugada que llovizn6 un
POGO.
Sc dijo que era una jarana-baile, pc
ro result6 superior al anuncio, ell acto
de anoche en- el Casino Espafiol.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-06-25
Otro que rueda

Por telegrato ha llegado hasta nos
otros la noticia de que ha fallecido en-
Ponce, don Santiago Gonzalez.
Santiago era hombre digno del
aprecio de la sociedad.
Fue un buen educador.
Una ley, votada por las Camaras de
Puerto Rico, lie separ6 de la ensefianza-
Tenfa muchos amos.
Y todos esos amos que tenfa los de-
dic6 hacer obras buenas.
Adios, viejo amigo.
va descansas en- paz.
Una ley, votada por las Camaras de
Puerto Rico, no vendra ahora decir,
que fuiste IN puertorriquefo esforzado
y bueno.
Mejor es asf.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-06-25
Mr.. Lindsay en- St. Luis

Ell Comisionado INFERNO de ms
trucci6n Mr.. Lord recibio aver tarde
un telegrama del DR.. Lindsay, avi-
sandole que salfa para St. Louis, dom
de debe encontrarse el dia 80 para
disertar acerca de la instruction en-
Puerto Rico.
Tambien va a inspeccionar como
miembro del Consejo Executive la ex-
hiblcion de eSta Isla en- la referida
Exposition de Louisiana.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-06-25
"El Fitzpatrick

A las S de la madrugada de MANA
ma atracara al muelle de espigon Ell
trasporte fitzpatrick"
Los maestros deberan encontrarse
en- dicho muelle las s media, con Ell
fin de que Ell vapor salga las diez.
Desde la una de esta tarde Sc adj
mitfan en- el referido muelle los equi-
pajes de los profesores.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-06-25
BOya reparada

La ofcina de Faros de Puerto Rico
avisa que la boya "Tasmanian Shoal
Bell" que Sc instal6 en- ell puerto de
Ponce y que desde ell 22 de Abril t1lti-
mo Sc habra quitado para repararla, ha
sido vuelta afondear en- su propio sitio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-06-25
En- San Juan

Hemos tenido el gusto de saludar
en- esta Redaccion al estin1ado amigo
don Fernando Garcia de la Noceda.
que reside en- Vega-Alta, y que ha ve-
nido despedir q su hermano Felipe,
que embarca para los Estados Unidos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-06-25
OfcialeS en- la Capital

El captain de Policfa don Ramon
Fernandez Mater, ell teniente don Fran
cisco Tallada y ell sargento Santaella
Sc encuentran en- San Juan en- asuntos
oficiales.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-06-25
Pr6xinnos examenes $

En- Septiembre proximo. se efec-
tuaran examenes de los alumnos de
SO grado, de estenograffa, mecano-
graffa, y de los estudianIes que quieran
obtener becas para eStudiar en- la
Normal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-06-25


podrfamos esperar la protection
q nuestro cafe2
Entonces tendTia que ser pro.
tegido indefectiblemente y 81.
qulera por interes de que no hui
biese TN Estado de la Repdbli-
ca. del que continuaran salien-
do emigraciones a todas parties;
| y en- Ell cual Sc hublera entroni-
zado el ham bre y la ruina como
dolencias endemicas, terc men
te infltradas en- Ell organismo
general.
Entonces la protection ofre-
cida a nuestro grano, seria para
que no hubiese ciudadanos nor
teamericanos desfallecidos, fa-
mellcos y anemicos; mientras
que ahora hay puertorriquefios
anemicos, famelicos y desfalle-
cidos sin que ESQ lie quite el sue
no a los gobiernos de la metro
poll. Entonces serfa una ver-
giienza para la opulenta, la fas-
tuosa, la inconmensurable Re-
p1blica ell tener uno de sus Es-
tados convertible en- colonia de
mendigos; pero es ahora una
vergiienza tambien y es un bal
don para esa metr6poli, ell tener
una colonia que fue un emporio
de riqueza y de prosperidad
cuando era espalela, converti-
da en- un hacinamiento de seres
condenados a morir de hambre
en- medic del mar.
Queremos que FL SWN, de
Nueva York. Sc entere bien de
este. La metropoli. por angus
ia y poderosa que sea, no tiene
derecho para destruir, aniquilar
Y devastar una colonia. Aqui,
sin embargo. de que ESQ 10 sabe
todo ell mundo. sc esta realizan
do atgo muy parecido a 10 que
'decimos.
INo tiene FL Sun una Solucion
para nuestro conf1icto econo-
micof Pues acepte la nuestra.
Porque no ira q pretender ell
diario continental que nos re-
signemos a MORN, para la vida
de la prosperidad y de la rique
"a lue teniamos, ante ID pueril
reflection de que tenga que pa
gar el pueblo de los Estados
Unidos 90 8 70 millones por un
acto de justicia que es tambien
de humanidad.
ST para los conterraneos del
"Sun" pudiera ser mas 8 menos
desagradable el impuesto al ca
f6, para nosotros es question de
vida 8 muerte.
Pero 81 NADIA debemos esperar
en- Ell sentido de la protection
de nuestra principal industria,
queda otro recurso supreme, que
tai vez lie agrade al Sun.
OOnCeQcT FuerLO K1CO una
independence economical, en-
virtud de la cual pueda colocar
ventajosamente sus productos,
prestando a su metropoli toda
la preferential compatible con
suS intereses.
De esa manera, va que los
Estados Unidos no pue1en com
prarnos nhestro cafe. dejaran al
menos que nos locompren otros.
lie parece justa. le parece hu
mana. lie parece razonable al
."Sun" esta solucione
Pues ella tambien nos salvarfa
de la espantosa rulna en- que es
tamos envueltos y que impide
al pueblo puertorriqueflo dedi-
car la mas leve manifestation
de afecto 8 simpatia hacia su
actual metropoli.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-06-25

Il
pueblo de los Estados Unidos
no puede signif1car la suma que
parece exhorbitante 10 que es
para nosotros la de tres milo
mes, que pagamos inutil E inicua
mente por todos los productos
lie Importation obiigada que te-
nemos que consumir.
ST entire los 78 millones de ha
bitantes Sc reparten los 90 mi
llones del impuesto protector
del cafe, no lie corresponds a TN
dollar por cabeza a cada uno de
los ciudadanos continentales;
en- cam bio, a nosotros. que no
lllegamos al million, Sc nos exte-
n1a, sc nos abruma, Sc nos ex-
ftrangula con el cabotaje simu-
lado y falaz que Sc nos ha i'm
puesto, haciendosenos pa gar
esos tres 8 cuatro millones de
contribution a las industrias
americans cuando, solo en- ell
caso de que estuvieran protegi-
das las nuestraS, estarfamOs en-
| ell justo deber de pagarla.
ESQ no 10 ha visto, no 10 ha
considerable ell Sun, y de ESQ
puede convencerse sabiendo
que aqui rige la tarifa Dingley
para las importaciones extranje-
ras, 10 que significa que noso-
tros pagamos al precio los artf
lculOS norteamericanOs.
De suerte que 81 el "Sun" con-
sidera injusto gravar a los 78
millones de contribuyentes de
la Metropoli con 60 6 70 milo
mes de dollars, tiene que consi-
Fderar mas injusto todavia que
nosotros contribuyamos al pro-
greso de las industrias y de la
production de la Metropoli con
tres 8 cuatro millones al aflo,
|siendo nuestra poblacion de me-
nos de un million de habitantes.
Y menos NAL, repetimos, ST
existiera la compensation debi-
da. Pero lea el Sun" de Nue.
va York ell dltimo informe ce
nuestro Comisionado del Inte-
rior y vera que desde la inva-
|sion americana hemos dejado de
Yender cafe por valor de 7 a 8
millones de dollars cada aflo. de
loque resulta una perdida para
|eFIpafs, durante ell periodic que
lfeVamos de soberanfa america
ina, de unos So millones de do
llaTs.l
1En otros terminos: Ell cambiO
de sdberania cuesta a Puerto
Rico oianualmente. la suma, enor-
ME. para nosotros, de 10 a y mi
lf9ngs de dollars. que resultan
del doble concepto que hemos
Hndieado, y en- numeros redon-
dos yshasta la fecha, 70 Milo
mes del dollars.
aofC6n9o Han de expresar opti-
mfSm6s ni entusiasmos los in
foTmss p6ciales! No puede ser
que 10 expresen; porque Ell des-
coTtentQ general es tan marcado.
les gsigni6cativo, que no cabe
ldjSinati1o o possible, nj dmite COM
pone hdSs de ningdn genero.
,Ell ham bTe 81 la ruina, son CO.
sas muy sdifioiles de encubrir.
Pefo aaunque no fuera cues
tion s de (, sstricta justicia, tno
|ppIesdaysn, r1o dsben pagar los ciu-
|dadanos de- la rnetropoi ell rango
|desaco osturnbrad6rsen ellos de
Iteuer c0lonias22l 9filH
srNAQsotros Z crsemos que 81
.vEstmas nattaralIqu6 la metro
poll IsostGn ga "a ma leo1onia, que
no Que esta Sc dele gstrangular
por adugtlae Los '7b mlllones de
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-06-25
Engenieros que -etornan

Han salido para Mayagiiez y Ponce
los ingenieros de los caminos de los
referidos distritos don Ricardo Ske-
rette y don Jose c. Besosa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-06-25

Diez industriales de Santa Isabel,
Salinas y Aguadilla, han pedido al Te-
sorero que les autorice para elaborar
tabaco.
Catorce embafgos Sc han levantado
por los colectores de Ponce y SabanR
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