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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-01-29

MISS Gratia Flanders Will give a
PIANO recital tomorrow evening at the
First Congregational church to intro-
Guce her pupil. Master Henry Obern-
Gorfer. Miss Marian OberndOrfer and
Miss Rombania Hyde. the latter a -DupiI
q Professor George Shelton, will as
s.st.
Mrs Richard TreZise has issued in
citations for a reception to be given
Thursday afternoon in honor of her
daughter, Mrs. Walter Fraser, who has
returned from Manila.
Mrs. r. O. Lee. president of the. Re
viewers club, will entertain the club
luncheon at the University club to-
morrow.
Mrs Julia Taylor has issued invita-
ti0ns- for a card party to be given Tues
day afternoon at the Clark home. .on
First street
Mrs. II. c. McCaskell VIII entertain at
luncheon at Whitehall Tuesday.
Mrs. Thomas w. Jennings and Mrs.
Arthur Shepherd will entertain at cares
Wednesday afternoon
Mrs Everett Buckingham entertains
ar bridge party next Friday after
noon al the Buckingham home on Sew
enth East and Second South streets.
Extensive preparations are being
made for the charity ball to be given
Ey the Council OF Jewish Women a
eek from Tuesday. The affair will
take place at Christensen's. han and
VIII be managed by some Or the prOmi-
nent society women.
Mrs George Sutherland entertains
next Saturday at large luncheon at
the Alta club.
The mems banquet, to be given by
the Mems club of st. Marks church
next Thursday evening at the CONNER
Cial club. promises to be one of the
most notable stag Successes usually
gwen at that club. 1t is in honor of
Bishop r. 5. Spalding and many iIrvi--
tations have been issued.
The first junior prom. ever given by
The University students viii take place
rext Friday evening, and will. be man
aged by four of the fraternal societies
now in the I. of I.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. +. Critzer will en-
terrain Mrs, L. o. Lees Sunday school
class and their friends at their home.
II street, on Tuesday evening.
The knights of Columbus viii give a
dance nsxt Friday evening in their
club rooms.
The Plate club will meet next Sat
urday with Mrs. Audrey McQuaig at
1l16 Second street.
Mrs A. d. Melvin viii give an even
ing of ballads at the First Congrega-
tional church Friday. Feb Il. at which
she will be assisted by Professor George
Shelton and Miss Hattie Wishard The
evenings entertainment viii be under.
the auspiceS OF the p L. O. society
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and dainty refreshments were served.
n most delightful social and house
VA ,aa e MAS given Friday evening in
most pleasing programme was. rendered
and suitable refreshments served II was
indeed a time Of rejoicing for the ward.
Band feeling of sociabilitV and thankful
ness was experienced by all.
Messrs. Henry Blumcnthal and j. F..
Ogden.
Mrs. John Stewart left for Salt Lake
Friday. where she viii spend ten days
. MIR and Mrs. G. p Decker entertained
the Happy Hour club at their cosy home
Wednesday evening. SiXty-three was the
game played and enjoyed BY all. The
first prizes were awarded 70 Mrs. C.. T.
Snyder and Mr.. Hyrum Jensen; 'consola-
Harper. Refreshments were served and
an enjoyable evening passed by all
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Sutton entertained
at dinner sunday in honor of Mrs D. 7.
Clark. mother Of Mrs sutton who is
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred G. Dust entertained
about thirty friends at their home in the
Fourth ward Thursday evening in honor
mother of Mrs. Dust. The evening was
pleasantly. passed in social conversation.
songs and recitations. Dainty refresh
The Fourth ward social on Friday even
ing was very, enjoyable affair An eX-
out. Prominent among them was the
spelling match which probably caused
more run ana amusement tnSn a4N oNhef
game Refreshments were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Lloyd Woodruff went
to Salt Lake FRIDAY TO hear Media.
Mr. and Mrs. w. ID, Roberts, jr., enter
tanned in "A most pieasinsi manner the
Card club Wednesday evening at the Ho-
tel Roberts. Five hundred was the game
played. Mrs. William Biersach won the
ladies first prize and Mr.. j. r. Twelves
captured the gentlemens prize. De-
licious refreshments. were served.
The Provo Book cRtb viii meet with
Mr. and Mrs r. r Irvine. jr.. uext Mon
day The subject to he discussed is
"Policy of Expansion in England and
America"
The Nineteenth Century club adjourned
cert.
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to be quite an artist in that line.
BINGHAM.

The elegant and spacious new home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Hill was the subject
OF muSh coigrdtutatfoh w ednesddy even
ing, when they welcomed a throng.O of sew
eral hundred guests in honor Of the
twenty-secOnd anniversary of their mar
rage The house is an IDEAL one and IN
every way most elegantly appointed. The
rooms We're aglOW with shaded lights and
abIoom with flowers Friends assistfn2,
We're: Mr.. and Mrs. +. c. Reider. Mr.. and
Mrs. G. T. Nickols, Mr.. and Mrs r N
Flynn. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Fitzgerald and
games of the evening were Old maid, pit
and high five First prizes fell to Miss
Gertie Butter. Mrs Warren and Mrs. w.
W. BreckOn: conscientious. Mrs. Dan
Clays, Mr.. DunsmOre and Mr.. Finkle.
Several vocal selections were rendered by
Mrs. Albert Holster with excellent effect
In the spacious dining room a tall vase
of stately carnations and ferns filled the
center table. CONNECTIONS added to the ef-
feet and most exquisite lace work under
all made a most beautiful table The
guests departed at late hour pronounc-
ing M and Mrs. Hill most charming
Mrs c. w DeFord entertained her
euchre GLIB "Wednesday afternoon The
most successful contestant for the prize
was Miss Victoria Hornbuckle. Covers
Were laid~for about eight guests
a dancing club has been organized at
| Upper Bingham and arrangements have
been made to give informal hops twice a
Mrs. Frank stringham is visiting rela-
The marriage of Miss Lille Wafer,
daughter or SlSnOD " aIer. and Jack
Hair. son of N e. Hair. now mis-
! sion in England. took place at the Salt
/ Lake temple Thursday Both are popular
, young people of Bingham and a host Of
friends wish them bon voyage on the sea
of life.
Mrs. Fritz Miller of Salt Lake is a guest
of Mrs. Elmer Hill.
!. Alice hive. Ladies of the Maecabe IS
Planning to give a. Whist party at SocieJy7
( hall "Wednesday evening. Feb. s.
The Womans Unity club will meet on
"Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Jack Forbes.
Mrs. KlOpenstein spent the week at the
capital a guest Of her daughter. Mrs.
BemiS.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Remis most pleas
antly entertained few friends recently
at their cosy home. Whist was the game
played. the prize-winning players being
Mrs. Jensen and Mr. Heaston, first prizes:
Miss Maggie Coakley and Mr.. Smith, sec
ond prizes a dainty lunch was served
to about twenty guests.
Mrs. A. VIZ Forman entertained at n
pre;tily appointed Kensington tea on
Wednesday afternoon complimentary to
the Women s Unity club. A profusfou of
carnations and ferns in tall vases and
dainty china made the tables a marvel of
beauty. Each guest departed With a
dainty flower as souvenir OF , most
pleasant afternoon. .rf.f- 81
! Miss Doliekins Burns, teacher Of the
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The young couple will make their home

The young couple will make their home
Ia this city
Guy Dalton. sou of Mrs. L. L. Dalton OF
this city. and Miss Emily Patton. dauEh-
ter Of Mr., and Mrs. Cfsrles Patton. We're
married at the home of the bride tNe6ineS-
day evening. A number of The intimate
friends of the young people We're present
10 extend congratulations and good
wishes Mr. Dalton is "a railroad man OF
good standing and Miss Patton is niece
of John Patton OF Baltimore. Md. the
inventor of the ice manufacturing ma
chine. Both are popular and respected in
this community and all their friends wish
them much joy and happiness.
f. T. Parry and wife entertained a num-
her of their friends at their home Tues
day evening last.
The Literary club Of Manti met at the
home eof Mrs. J. G.. Crawford Wednesday
evening and spent very profitable time.
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few friends at an informal luncheon
Mrs. Lafayette Hoibrook Of Provo
spent Friday in the city
Miss Isabel Mclaughlin entertained
party at the Grand yesterday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. DougaIT and Miss
katherine Dougau are spending the
winter in Los Angeles.
Miss Claudia Norris entertained a
few friends informally Yesterday after
noon at her home on East Second South
street.
Mrs Lane will entertain the ladies of
the James =. Mexican post No. l. w
X. c., at her home at 1155 East Sixth
South street next Thursday afternoon.
The members of the Social Sixteen
sewing club gave a card party in honor
of their husbands at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. George Lambert Wednesday
evening. Prizes were won by Mrs. +.
+. Hanna and Ed Needham.
The next affair of the kind will be
on St Patrick's day. anniversary of
the club. The regular meeting of the
club will be held al Mrs. Fred Ta>JIors
Feb. 10.
DR.. and Mrs. @. w Shores give d
dinner this evening for the 18th BIRTH
day Of their son, Ethelbert. The guests
will be the school friends of the young
man. Fred c. Richmond. jr-. Ralph
Brown. Will Harris, Francis Critchlow,
Ray Moore and Rex Shores.
The pupils of Christensen's dancing
class will have a masquerade ball on
the afternoon of Feb. II.
Mr.. and Mrs William Hilton an
nounce the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Ida, TO Harry W. Bouton, the we'd
ding to take place in April
Fred slade has gone to New York
on a spring trip.
Mrs. Louis Cohn and Miss Sylvia
Gohn left for New York yesterday,
They viii spend the winter season
there.
Miss Louisa King entertained twenty
of her young girl friends at-a musical
and literary afternoon. Saturday at he
home, $40 South First West street.
The Women's Republican club held
a Kensington and musical afternoon. at
Mrs. John James Friday. Miss CiAra
ElleTbeck gave several instrumental
selections. Mr.. James solo. Miss Lii
Liam Turner solo and encore, Mrs. lie
Roi Snow gave a whistling solo
Mrs 5. s. Walker will entertain a
party of friends on the opening night
of the Emery Holmes T j. Armstrong
win also entertain the same evening.
The Charity card party under the
auspices of the Council of Jewish Wo-
men will be held at J. o. B. B. rooms at
2:30 p m. Wednesday, Feb. l. The
host esses viii be Mesdames Boehmer.
Rothschild and Oppenheimer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Spaulding have
removed from Mrs. Lot FORCES to 81
Third street. where they viii be at
home to their friends.
SMr. and Mrs. r. e. Cslosz are now at
home at the Wilson
80
DR.. and Mrs. H N MAYO gave a
dinner party last evening TO the fol-
lowing guests. DR.. and Mrs. T. @.
Odefl. DIR, and Mrs. A. G. Wherry. DR..
and Mrs. G. G. Snyder. DR.. +. +. Root
and Mrs. JohnrN Sharp.
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PARK CITY.

A large crowd Of Park City people went
over to Evanston, Wyo-, Thursday TO at
tend the annual conductors bail given AT
that place All report having had a
splendid time.
John StoI left Wednesday fer Butte,
where he expects TO remain
Edward Boyle was Salt Lake passen-
ger Wednesday and from there he will
go -toa Butte. Mont.
Tuesday evening in the l. -. o r hail
the ladies of Febekah lodge presented
the retiring grand officers with jewels,
which is the custom in that lodge with
retiring grand officers. After the cerc-
nlouV short programme was rendered.
which was much enjoyed by all and later
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OOmen's Clubs
Ladies' Literary Club.

Fridays meeting of the Ladies' Lit
erary club was in charge of the current
events and current literature section,
and two topics formerly given in sec
ton meetings We're presented. Miss
Edith Woodmansee read a paper on
Helen Keller and Her Work" and
Mrs. r. NJ. Fisher reviewed Eliza
beth's Adventures in Reugen-' Be
sides this. musical numbers We're given.
a solo by Mrs. Kate BrideweH Ander-
son and a duet by Miss Fora Shaw and
Mr.. Stalter.
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Highland Boy school is visiting in Cali
fornia and will remain for the next six
weeks. Miss Finlayson of Payson is subs
Mr. and Mrs. Fred West were hosts
Thursday evening. when they eRterts med
the Be Lively club. The home was ar
tiStically decorated with cut flowers and
ferns Elaborate prizes fell to Mrs
Evans DIR. stockham. Miss Maggie Evans
and 7. NJ. stephens A dainty lunch was
served TO about thirty guests.
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MANTI.

The following couples were granted
marriage licenses this week by Clerk z
d. Anderson. which We're solexnnized al
the temple: Edwin p. Works and Ada p
Lowry. both of this city: Dee Witbeck and
Bernice Barton, both of Sterling
The marriage of Edwin p Works and
Miss Ada Lowry was celebrated by a re-
ceptioR BENZ held in this city Wednes-
day evening, where a number Of the
friends OF the young couple We're present.
The groom is the oldest son of L NJ
Works. the lumber man Of our city, and
the bride is the fair daughter of Mr. and
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utah sorosis Of Provo.

The Utah Sorosis met Thursday aft
ernoon at the home Of Mrs. Phil Speek-
art a report on current literature and
news of the past month was given by
Mrs. r. r. irvine, jr. Miss Alice Rey-
nOldS gave review of the life of Ibseu
and his book, The Doll House" The
club will meet next week with Mrs. ;.
\. King.
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/ ing and a literary programme helped 70
make the day most. memora BILE
The Y NJ. and Y. L. NJ. l. associa-
lions viii hold their annual conference
in this city Sunday. Ian % at 10
O'Clock
Joseph Murphy was down from
Eureka Sunday and Monday visiting
his family.
Byron T. OFT is in Salt Lake this
week on account of the serious Illness
of his mother
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The present state officials as we'll as
the two senators from Utah are unique
III the matter of having each only one
young daughter in the teens or just
beyond them. and for the first time in
the history of the state these girls will
figure more or less in social exents of
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the guests of Mr.. and Mrs F. Peake.
DIR. James Cochran. who spent several
weeks in Logan as The guest of Mrs p
D.. Stoopes, left here this week for his
old home in Kentucky, where he VIII re-
main until spring, when he viii return to
his Idaho ranch.
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state None shaSsyet been formally pre-
scented to society. such a custom never
having vogue in Salt Lake so far. But
most of them were present at the IN
augural ball and witnessed for the first
time the gayetieS of society. Several
are still in school or college, but before
the end of the present administration
they viii be i'm full tide of womanhood.
Gracing official social affairs with their
personality.
Miss Vera Tingey is the daughter of
state treasurer and Mrs. Charles s.
Tingey. She is still in college where
she will remain for some time.
Miss Chloe Nelson is a daughter of
State superintendent of instruction a.
c. Nelson and is at present turning
Der attention to business in holding a
position of deputy in her fathers office.
Miss Fannie Breeder, the daughter of
Attorney General and Mrs. NJ. A
Breeder is just enjoying her first sea-
son in society.
Miss Chloe Snfoot is the oldest daugh-
7 ter of Senator and Mrs. Reed Smoot.
| and is still in school in Provo, COM
/ Fleting her course in the 3. Y. UniVer-
| sity. She has spent some time in Wash
| ington with her mother and father, but
| has not yet been presented to society.
! Miss Edith Sutherland, the daughter
| of Senator and Mrs. George Sutherland
| school and is the youngest of the girls
| Shown in the picture. She spent the
! past summer abroad With her mother,
] returning TO take up her studies Just
| at Christmas time.
/ Governor and Mrs. John c. Cutler
also have a young daughter, Miss Ma
bel Cutler.
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STATE SOCIETY
Provo.

. Mr.. and Mrs ". Gay entertained at
a wedding dance Wednesday evening at
the First ward social haIl in honor of
the marriage Of their Slaughter Grace and
Mr.. David Johnson. who were joined in
we3lock at the Salt Lake temple Wednes-
daE. Both arc popular and highly re-
spected young people and have a host OF
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CURRENT EVENTS
IN SOCIAL CIRCLES

Mrs Elbridge Thomas and Miss Eve
line Thomas entertained few OF the
officers and ladies of Fort Douglas at
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TWO DAYS MORE.

Special January rates OF five free les
sons in OratOry and Physical culture.
PierpOnt School Bell phone 243I y
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Applications for reserved tables for
the opening night should be made
before Tuesday eve.
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LOOKING AHEAD FOR
THE COMING WEEK

Miss Gratia Flanders Will give a
liano recital tomorrow evening at the
First Congregational church to intro
Guce her pupil, Master Henry Obern-
Gorfer. Miss Marian OberndOrfer and
Miss Rombania Hyde. the latter pupil
9f Professor George SHELTON, will as
S.St
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Mrs Richard TreZise has issued in
citations for a reception to be given
Thursday afternoon in honor of her
daughter. Mrs. Walter Fraser, who has
Re turned from Manila
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Mrs. f. o. Lee, president of the. Re
viewers club, will entertain the club
members and the honorary members at
a luncheon at the University club to-
morrow.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-24
Ell HONOR

enseguids dare una sorDrss que aun guardo para en-
IL maeta.
Aim. -QutAndose los pendisne enfsdoS,a para das
gMto
bo Es e ais prnces india que ormabA parte del
botin de guerra de amigos mics Imagfnate color
rosa, bordado de orc.
Ams -Rsd.nte de alegra DoI mf,! lDviao
Michak~ despu6s ultsdes
dsun arboI sd desnud-Roberto 10 mira admirac6n.
Ama Aoaricisndoo Un c3chero do hbea
llama Dor Ia vent.na
Sra Henecks Papa veo We Sv'r que e que quere juan
Alma-A Augusta Como aqusdsr ms6Ans e bale
de mscarM! Sc is comers Ia envda
Augusta Slenciol
Heneeke Dics Juan que sehorito Courado sat pre-
gunta si querss aoompA6arlo.-Argustl Alma mran
Roberto. Qos sigoifcA cato
Augusta Muy sencido. E sthorto Courado tens eechs. y
como es muy amsble, ha coavdado Alma para que 10
scompshs algunss veces.
Roberto Como Ustedes tosan ESQ t6. Alma tambi6n
consentes2
Aims. A una iovsn siempre le gustl r coche.
Sra. Heinecks All so comisnza el trInVf,.
Roberto Dos de los ceos que dcen de todo se6o
res de Muhlugk3
Alma Oil aben NADIA Cusndo acOmpa6o se6orito Con-
RADIO manda detaner ell cIrru,j H portal de faea
donde psssn que los
Roberto Pues mucho Estos pueden de
susctar innobes sospeehis. mo his psnsado sstol
Alma ack mframe de frene Aims 10 mira sin
baci6n algdnA.
Alma. Bien ~ Qusl
Roberto CoG6ndoe Ia eabeEa las dos mano-No,
possible esto oos p1sden men.ir Eres pura eres.,
LII bssa en- la frente en- las m 'jias
n ineeka Decfdanse Juan eIts esperando,
kob.rto DigAle que anteI ire 20 hIblGr "a Gmo
Alma. para qu6f Es coIa "a convsnidA.
Robto Pues dede hoy actbaron paseos en- coche ca
oompl6ia d. Conrsdo Para lss 6Venes de ia cendc6n
de condici6n hlstan l,z 6mnihus-Alma furicss
EOmpe loFar
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-24

tisns que lsvarss 365 vsess, gssts 3e5
centAvos, pasA 3o5 fatigss J 5e5 dolo.
res Dc eabsss J 81 IN , { 10 postrs %
queda sin puma. Una plums fusnts
dc las que vsnds Oaksnp, saliva todss
esss difeultades Ssncil'as ( q 50 y
mas hnas Z ast0 No pspssis mucho
90 comprar. Escrlbid proptamsnts {
r. Narvses Rivera. Arscibo P. r.
Don Francisco Alsmo, ha pre-
sentado hoy dsnunsia jursda contra
jose Agusyo, alias ndmsrc, dsTen.
dients que fue suyo On sl k'o,ko d.
10 plaza do San Francisco, porous
habi6adole pasado balance do les
rneroarcfas s1lstsntss On dieh, ssta.
blscimiento hi sneontrado un d6aeil
de 90 50.
-Esta mafans LEGO 1 ssta siuA
dad el prsso Jesds Salgado, dstsnido
aver en- Core sal, por d detective So.
to. Balgado o. sutor do un essaia-
miento sn primer grsdo on 10 casa dsi
lice ciado ssnor Aguirrs. Suatrsjo
con otros individuos un rsloj do orc J
ciento cineusnta dollars.
-Ha sido transtsrido para sl w.
mes pr6xlmo sl juicio contra sl Soda
do pusrtorriqusao Diego Lut tanda,
por sgrssi6n { Angela Di.x.
Para ourar un resfrlado on IN
Ola, tome sl LAxATIvO BROAO-
iQUININA. III botieario 10 dsvolverls sl
dinsro 81 no - eurs. La nrma do Z.
W. GROVE 20 halla On csds csjits.
/ -E die Is del actual 10 fusron
0 lstraidos { Isidro Nunox e7.b0, rssa
ysndo sospschss On sl individuo Vic.
toriano Roblss. Denur ciado d hsehc
Il tCotttnudci6n d. Ia pdvina -
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-24
-Enarnn laYAntHdoa HOY 8 amhar.

-Fuaron levantAdos hoy 3 smbar.
gos on Yaueo, uno On Bsyam6n, quia.
cs on Cldra y cuatro % JuAna DiAx.
aver fu6 hsrido gravsmente en-
CAguas Flor Arrscio, por Gumsrsindo
Ortegs 8 Ines Consspsi6n. Fusron
d,tenidos por 10 polieis.
Hoy 80 hizo cargo dc 10 oncina
do Educacion oil Comisionado Mr. Falk.
ner, que % encontrab, , con liceneia en-
los Estados Unidos.
-Ha salido hasia Hamscao el is
cal don Jose r Aponts.
LOS PIANOS que han sobresa.
lido en- estos dltimos cinco amos y por
6sta raz6n los recomendados por los
profesores de mdsica de mas prestigio
en- 10 isla, son los de la fGbrioa Kohlsr
h Campbell, de New York, de 10 cual
ss agsnte On San Juan A. s. Belaval,
Apartado 81, "a quien puede usssd
dirigirse para msjores informes.
-Fusron dstsnidos por hurto 4
ingresaron en Ia csresl do Puerta d.
TIERS, JESUS Garcia, Ricardo Alva-
r ado J JovitA Gracia.
t Sc sncusntra sn ssta ciudad o.
slcalde de San German don Luii
Gregory.
-Por el departamsnto Dc Tesors
ria 20 ha concedido liosncIa al agent,
do rsntas internas don Juan J. Lilvst
Aver fa6 dstsnido On Barros o
pr6fugo Pedro alias <Malos
Fac denunciado anoche en- Hu
macao Domingo Csno, por acometi
miento y sgresi6a 81 poliefs jose To
rres y Al paisauo Cslestino Alfonso
Cano sufri6 vArlos golpss do rotsn q
ser dsienido.
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Ell Marshall dc elta Corte do
Distrlto senior Labrador, procsdera
en- estos diss & cobrar varias multas
que fueron impusst - por dicha Corte.
CHE. X EX rRAvIADO. Sc ha
sxtraviAdo el check hdmsro 297 libra.
do por el Tesorsro do 10 Junta do Ca.
mino do eMe Distrito, { favor de don
Julian Frauqui, do Vega Alta, contra
81 banoo Colonial, por 10 suma de
s7524.
So hace present, que 90 han to-
mado las preeaucionss nsces ariss pa
ra svitAr que ese check SO psgue (
otrs persona que no sea el ictsresa.
do. 81 alt.
Ell depMtamento do Tssorsffa
reca aud6 una mults de $3.50 del colec-
tor de Rentas intsrnas DC Ponce.
Los sub colectores de Yauco
Cabo Rojo y CatAao han denuncia adc
vsrios comsrciantss por intracciene,
dc las leyes do rentss.
-Si por cualq uisr concepto intsn
tase uatsd dsr I'm baile ca su cass
CORA Ia VOC dc que tiere, para refres
car d las ei1orltAs, dos 8 ma, barri
los de- 10 sin rival csrvexa sPabst
porque si huslsn que solo hay rol
blanco, Ia sintonid sl g7i,o y sl tin.bal
90 quedan solos.
Unicos sgentes en- San Juan P. r
N r. Calder6n J c., Tstuan IL.