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Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-07-28

1t is reported in Lewistown that
the Queen company, composed chiefly
of President F. s. Weidenborner and
the Foley brothers, of st. Paul, and
Mr.. Bullard, of Kendall, has arrang-
ed for the sale Of bare majority Of
the stock Of the company to the
Kendall Gold Mining company, and
that this deal was to have been con-
summated yesterday. The action
brought by Mr.. Bullard has probab-
ly prevented this plan from being
carried out at this time, and what the
ultimate result will be remains to be
seen. 1t has been known for some
time that the relations between the
st. Paul people and Mr.. Bullard were
not entirely amicable, but the gen.
eral understanding here has been
that Mr.. Billiards interest was quite
small as compared with that of the
Minnesota men.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-07-28
JOHN PAUL JONES.
Body Of the Naval Hero Rests In
American Soil.

Annapolis, July 27.-The body OF
John Paul Jones now rests on Amer
ican soil. housed temporarily in an
vault in the center Of
the grounds of the naval academy
and near the unfinished chapel in
whose crypt later 1t is to find honored
repose, a perpetual inspiration to the
young men of the nation. here train
ed in the arts of naval warfare.
The solmen evolutions of the fu-
neral cortege. the impressive spec
tacle of the white clad jackies. marin
es and midshipmen as they stood in
solid phalanx on the seawall, and
later surrounded in profound silence
the crepe-draped tomb. the trembling
words of praise and supplication of
the black-robed chaplain before the
bier on the threshold of the vault,
the deposit of the body, the musket
fire in volleys and the sound of taps.
all these were in keeping with the
revered memory to which honor was
done.
The people of Annapolis added their
presence to the quiet demonstration,
surrounding the Gordon Of the naval
personnel with barred heads and in
respectful silence.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-07-28
3 MINERAL. AGRICULTURAL. STOCK AND

years old, and witnesses say it was
going 40 miles an hour down South
Main street. Near forty-eighth street
the auto struck buggy driven by ).
Saul, a dairyman. dashing him from
his seat to the pavement. He sus.
tanned severe injuries.
Then the auto swerved to the curb
and crushed into q telephone pole,
where it was demolished. Newton
Hancock, younger son. was in the
front seat with his brother and was
the only one Of the party to escape
injury. The others were taken to a
hospital at once.
Hancock has been in police court
on several occasions for driving his
machine at a speed in excess Of tho
limit set by law, and on one occasion
recently he was fined $3.50. He paid
the fine with a check which he in.
sisted should bear this inscription
across its face: For driving an au.
tomobile sixty miles an hour in the
city of Los Angeles"
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-07-28
FOR BAPTIST CHURCH.
Superintendents Of Missions Arranges
for Meeting to be Held Sunday.

TOR meeting to De He!o sunday.
The Baptists are about to make
an effort to establish church in
Lewistown. and while the beginning
may be small, 1t is expected that the
plan will be carried out.
l.. G. Clark. general missionary
superintendent for Montana for the
Baptist Home Mission society, has
been in the city for a couple of days,
and after canvassing the situation.
has reached the conclusion that a
beginning should be made at once.
Mr.. Clark realizes that the other de-
nominations are well represented,
and that tha Baptists are affiliated
with them, but believes that the work
should not be longer delayed. A pre-.
liminary meeting was held last even
ing at the home of Mrs. L. E. Strong,
and as a result, arrangements have
been made for a meeting to be held
at the Presbyterian church Sunday
afternoon at 3 o'clock, when arrange
ments will be made to perfect BAp-
tist organization in this city. Mr..
Clark invites all who are interested
to attend.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-07-28

Carl ]. Field and Miss Biebel, Of
Fort Maginnis, were married at Gilt
Edge last evening, ceremony being per-
formed by Judge Orlando Sawyer,
and later Mr.. and Mrs. Field left for
their home at Fort Maginnis. Mr..
Field is well known young rancher
and stock raiser, the son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Field, of Fort Magin-
mis-. The bride is the daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Biebel, of St. Paul, and
sister of Mrs. Ernest Kies, of Fort
Maginnis. Mr. and Mrs. Field have
many friends both here and at Fort
tAAgin1ds who wish theM an happi-
ness.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-07-28
Governor Folk is Sued.

St. Louis. July 27.-The Delmar
Jockey club today filed suit in the
st. Louis circuit court for $4,000 dam
ages against Governor Jos. w. Folk.
the members of the st. Louis board OF
police commissioners. and Chief of
Police Kiely. alleging trespass.
The suit is based on the raid OF the
city police force at Delmar race track
yesterday. The track is located In
st. Louis county, and the plaintlns
deny the authority of the city police
in the county jurisdiction.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-07-28
BOLD BURGLAR
STILL AT WORK
ENTERS FAD SHOE STORE ON
MAIN STREET, BUT Is SCAR.
Ed AWAY.

An unusually daring attempt at
burglary occurred Tuesday night,
when thief entered d'Autremont
Bros. Fad Shoe store, on Main street
and commenced operations on the
cash drawer, only to be scared of by
the arrival of Arthur d'Autremont,
and escaped through a rear window
into the alley and disappeared.
Gets In Early.
At about 9:45, Mr.. d'Autremont
left the store to 60 to the postoffice,
and he had no sooner started than
the thief, who must have been wait
ing for just such chance, entered
the place through a rear window
which had been let down from the
top. This window opens into a room
in the rear of the store which is used
by the Messrs. d'Autremont as a
sleeping apartment. Although the
arc light was burning in the front
part of the store, the intruder was
able to get under the small wrapping
counter in the rear, and lost no time
in commencing work on the cash
drawer under it, using hammer
which he picked up in the store for
the purpose of breaking open the TILL
The counter faces Main street, and
the thief, who was under it, was
therefore secure from observation.
Startled by the Proprietor.
One thing that he did not count on
I, <1,o nj
Arthur dAutremont, who was not
away from the store more than six
or seven minutes. AS the latter en-
tered and walked down the store. he
was very much startled to see the
figure of a man rise from behind the
wrapping counter, and in a crOuchine
position, make dash for the door ol
the rear apartment, only few feet
from him. BY the time Mr.. d'Autre
mont had recovered from his aston
ishment, the intruder had made his
way back through the open window
into the alley and DISAPPEARED into the
darkness. The thief did not turn his
face toward Mr.. d'Autremont. and al
the latter had only glance at the
crouched figure, he was not able te
give any description of the fellow
that would aid the police in identify
ing him.
Got No Booty.
The thief secured no booty at all
as he did not have time to get the
till open before he was scared on
There was about SO in change In the
drawer. The entire operation showed
a considerable familiarity on the par
of the crook with the premises.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-07-28
Kaiser's Gift to Nearo.

Washington, July 27.-Baron Buss.
che, the charge of the German en-
bassy, has delivered to the state de-
partment a silver watch and chain
with the request that they be handed
to George G. Ellis. negro laborer
at the Washington barracks. as re-
cognition by the German emperor OF
the action of Ellis in saving the stat
ue of Frederick the Great from DAM
age by the explosion of a package Of
dynamite placed on the fence sur
rounding it by man named Rosseau,
with the idea of destroying it. On
the back of the watch appears the
imperial monogram. The watch and
chain are inclosed in handsome
leather case.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-07-28
Appraisinq the Damage.

j. D. Waite, N. j. LittleJonn anu
M. L. Woodman have been appointed
as a commission to determine the
consideration that should be paid by
the Montana railroad for the right-of-
way across the land of J. H. Supre-
nant and Frank Day for the branch
line being built to the Spring creek
coal mines. The commissioners
were engaged all of yesterday and
last evening in hearing testimony re-
lating to the Suprenant case. and to-
day expect to complete the Day case.
They will probably report their find
ings to the district court this even
ing or in the morning.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-07-28
WALTER MINER VERY ILL.

Seriously Attacked Yesterday and
May Not Survive the Day.
Walter B. Miner, assistant cashier
of the First National band and well
known among the young married men
of Lewistown, is at the hour of going
to press lying in an unconscious state,
from which it has been impossible
to awaken him for nearly "a hours.
For many months Mr.. Miner has
suffered from a catarrhal trouble of
the ear, and yesterday complications
ensued, which it is feared have so
seriously effected the brain that he
cannot recover.
His wife, who during the past two
months has lost both mother and
father, is greatly depressed and many
friends are Fastening to assist in
what seems almost a hopeless case.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-07-28
eULLARp BRINGS SUIT.

Sale Of the Mining Property at Ken
dali 10 Delayed.
st. Paul. July 27.-Judge Kelly has
issued temporary restraining order
and an order to show cause. in suit
brought in the state district court by
Felix A. May and John ]. Bullard
against the Queen Gold Mining &
Milling company, F. S. Weidenborner.
h. A. Friend and Henry Habigherst.
1t is an action respecting the disposi-
tion of certain blocks of treasury
stock of the mining company. The
return day is Saturday. the 29th inst.
The order restrains the defendants
from selling or assigning any part Of
99,69O shares Of treasury stock and
from voting the shares. The Queen
company. SO the pleadings show. was
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-07-28
REPUBLICAN IN POLITICS. AND DEVOTED TO II

organized as an Arizona corporation
and has its plant in Fergus county,
Iaontana. The capital is $500, 900, di-
vided into shares Of 81 each.
The plaintiffs say the defendants
collusively and wrongfully combined
to sell the stock (Which is of a value
of not less than 30 cents a share) for
sums much less, to the loss Of the COM
pany and in derogation Of the rights
of the plaintiffs.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-07-28
Shippinn Ore.

Two car loads of nice ore from the
War Eagle. at Maiden, went out for
the Helena smelter Thursday morn
ing. The development work that has
been going on at this property for
some months has resulted in uncov
ering some fine bodies of ore, and
it is expected that regular shipments
will soon be in order. The War
Eagle is owned by Lewistown and
Maiden men.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-07-28
THE NEW HOTEL.
Arcitect Kent Meets With Men Back
of the Project.


Architect ]. H. Kent, OF Helena,
met with the men who are back OF
the new hotel enterprise "Wednesday
evening, and submitted a number OF
sketches, embodying the suggestions
that their ideas as to what was de-
sired might be brought into accord.
and put in definite shape. The pro
Ject was discussed at considerable
length, and as a result of the confer
ence, Mr.. Kent will, in the immedi-
ate future, submit further rough
sketches embodying the suggestion
made, the plans to call for build
ing to cost about $4,000. 1t is pos
sible that the plans to be finally
adopted will make provision for the
building of an addition at some fu'
ture time.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-07-28

Try a vapOr or sponge bath at
the close of hot day and you will
feel refreshed for the evenings ell
jOyment. Attendants night or day
at the Judith Steam Laundry.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-07-28
KILLED IN AUTO WRECK.
Wealthy Plow Manufacturer Dies In
Collision Due to Fast Driving.

Collision Due to Fast Driving.
Los Angeles, July 21.-M. T. Han
cock, millionaire plow inventor and
manufacturer, is dead as the result
of an automobile accident in this city
late last night. He was known as one
of the most reckless chauffeurs in the
city. His wife and son, NJ. T. Han
cock. Jr., we're severely cut and bruis.
ed, and daughter. Eugenia. is suffer
ing from a broken arm and concus.
sion of the brain. Hancock himself
sustained two fractures of the skull
and conclusion of the brain. He died
without recovering consciousness.
The party was In large machine
driven by young Hancock, who is IL
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-07-28

Nothing so refreshing as a plunge
or vapor bath. especially In hot wealth
er. Try them at the Judith Steam
Laundry.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-07-28

Two cents . pound for clean cot
IN ram at this Office.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-07-28

The Argus has all the news all tn
time.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-07-01
Agradable velada

Para festejar ell feliz regreso y los
exitos de los j6venes estudiau utes
don Sera6n Montesinos y don Carlos
Soler tuvo efecto anoche. en- la resi-
dencia de nuestro distinguido amigo
don Jose Montesinos, una agradablc
reunion. Ia que fueron invitAdos los
fntimos de Ia casa.
La concurrencia fue esplendidamen-
to. rumbosamente obsequiada.
La orquesta que dirige ell maestro
Marquez amenizo la simpatica fiesta,
tocando piezss escogidas.
La reunion dur6 haSta las doce.'
Los sefiores de Montesinos dispen-
saron las -mayores4 atenciones' q !sus
invitadOS, !, II ~; t.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-07-01
"El Silnbol0 de Ia AmiStad''

Hemos dido hacer muchos elegios de
la directiva de esta simpatica sociedad
por ell acierto con que organiza y lleva
4 cabo sus actos que sirve de recreo
de sus asociados.
Les festsjos celebrates el dfa de
San Juan, la reception, ell bale y Ia
comida a los pobres resuItaron muy lu-
cidos, y bien puede servir de satisfac-
cion 4 los socios del "Sfmbolo", les elo-
glos que han side tributados, con jus.
ticia, q Ia directiva de est& Sociedad
por las personals que Sc interesan por
el progreso de estos c{rculos de recreo
que son verdsderos elementos de cul-
tura entire las classes populares. ,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-07-01
Concerto en- es
Parque Borinquen

Maflana dara su acostumbrado con-
cierto en- Ell "Parque Borinquen" Ia
banda de la Policia Tnsular, bajo Ell
sigui~rte programa:
IN trcha Gloria al TranSvaal
Feli1.
2-Siufonfa de la Opera ~Semira-
mis-" RoSsini.
3-Mosaico de la Zarzuela "El duo
de la Africana Caballero.
4-Wsls "Wcdding of the winds"
Hall Il.
5-Selecci6n de la Opera Lucia "
Rosini
6-Two Step Team Atenas", Rios
Ovalle.
7-DAnza Ten piedad". Juau M.
Campos. @g
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-07-01
UN angel al cielo

Desde Manatf nos trasmiten una
sensible noticia.
Ha fallecido un tierno nifio, hijo de
don Jaime Calaf y nieto del opulento
don FEEDER CO Calaf, respectable amigo
nuestro. que Sc h lila actualmente de
viaje por los Estados Unidos.
Acompafiamos en- Su dolor & la fa-
miIia Calaf y 4 la distinguida familia
de Don Agustfn Collaze. de Juncos
abuelos maternos del nifio fallecido tan
premature mente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-07-01

Ell seiior don Joaquin Barreiro. Di.
rector de '.El Carnaval'', nos participa
que la edici6n de su popular semana.
rio, dedicado al poeta Gautier Benitez
circulara ell dia de Julio, y no 81 do
mingo como es costum bre en- esta pa.
blicsci6n.
TambiEn nos dice ell seaor Barreiro
que esta complete el n1mero del pc.
ri6dico y no es possible adnitir mas
originates.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-07-01
Ante Ia huelga :
RESOLUTION DE LA CAMA2A
DE COMERCIO DE PTO. RICO

Por cuanto. los intereses del Comet
clio de San Juan sc encueptran alta
mente perjudicados con la actitud
adoptada por el gremio de carreteros
al rehusar en- absolute trasportar las
mercancfas depositadas en- el muelle.
4 ningtn precio, interim la New York
and Porto Rico Steamship Co. no Sc
someta las pretensiones de los esti
vadores declarados en- huelga.
Pur cuanto, el Comercio dc San Juan
no tiene poder, nj derecho para obi
gar a Ia New York and Porto Rico
Steamship Co. someterse las pre-
tensiones de una huefga que ha sido
dominada por la Compaf1ia con el en-
pleo de otros trabajadores,
| Por cuanto la Compaf1ia. seghn los
informes de su representAnte sef1or La
timer, tiene medios para continuar Ell
su ac,itud de defensa deScargsndo en-
lanchas, pontones y g'letas, y ponien-
do de ese modo sus cargas a disp 81
ci6n del Concrete. que Is Ell que viene
4 resultar perjudicado con la huelga
por no poderla acarrear q sus alma
Genes,
Por cuanto, la Comisi6n nombrada
por la Camara de Come,cio para con
ferenciar con las compaf1fas de carre-
teros y los comisionados de los huel-
guistas, no ha podido llegar TN
.cuerdo, por m:ntener estos tlltimoS
una actitud intransigente, no avinien-
dose 4 ning1n arreglo que no fuera
Sobre la base de la int gridad total de
Sus pretenSlones.
POr cuanto, un aumento de 66 2T3
lp9 que pretenden los huelguistss So
bre sus actuales salaries no tiene
precedente en- la his:oria de las huel
gas; y el hecho de que los carreros lie
secun len, no por su aumento de j r.
nal. sino negandose en- absolute ira
bajar 1gun precio nc resulta pala
Il c C'meiclo una haelga sino. un
boycott contra Ia ciase mercantil rara
la cual los trabajadores no tienen siuo
m tivos de gratitud, segdn ellos mis-
mos 10 han manifestsdo la Comision
&c la Camara de Comercio.
Resuelvese, por el Comercio de San
|uan reunido en- ASamblea, en- los
salones de L. Camara de Comercio.
Primero, que considera la huelga
de estivadores injusta y absurda en-
Sus pretenSiones. ~
Segundo, que condena la kuelga de
carreteros por injustifcada en- sus
procedimientos Il
Tercero. que en- ntCesaria Y legitima
defensa de sus intereses grandcmente
perjudicados. buscara la manera de
hacer sus trasportes por todos los me-
dios possible.
Cuarto que el Presidente de la
Asamblea, nembre un Comjte de De
fensa plenamente autorlzado para
b Ger los trasportes de las cargas de
:enidss en- la sctualidad 6 que mas
tarde Sc detengan For la aclitud de los
carreteroS.
Quinto, que todos los preseutes de-
claran que auxiliaran dicho Comite
y Sc obligan a cumplir los acuerdos que
esta adopte.
Sexto. que 81 los, hnelguistss per
sists en- su actitud. la Comision que
da autorizada para sdquirir carros y
fo mar una c mpahia de carreteros y
estivadores a Ia cual de exclusiva-
mente todos los trabajos Ell .Comercio
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-07-01
Una carta del
Sr. GuZman BenlteZ

Por haber llegado tarde a nuestro
poder no pudimos insertar en- nuestra
edici6n de aver la siguiente carta del
distinguido abogado don Jose Guzmzn
Benftez:
San Juan, JUNO 80 de 1905.
Sr. Editor dol Porto Rico News.
IT,: ~ San Juan.
Sefior: Me interesa recti6car la equi.
vocads noticia que da usted hoy en- su
periodico al rvferir ell dessgradable
incidente ocurrido aver en- la antesala
de la Corte de Distrito de San (u n
entire ell abogado Henry F. Hord y yo.
Sieuto mucho que este asunto haya
lido la publicid.d de Ia prensa; ?t 70
" que los peri6dicos Sc han ocupado
del misr1o, pa1ece justo que Sc eGera
exactamente tai c. mo ha pasado y no
con cquivocadaS verSioncs
Els Inc xacto que 20 argumentase
ante la Corte nj que afrmaSe despues
de suspendlda la vista que Hord fall
seaba habia false ado la Ley. ST asf
10 hubiese dicho 10 soStendria hoy y 10
snstendrfa siempre.
La provocacion v la aggression par
tieron de HorJ, quien, deSpues de sus-
pendido Ell acto Sc acerc0 mi amiga
Dlemente q conversar sobre el Case,
sin demostrar en- su actitud nj en- su
expression disguise algnno, sien. o co
rres pondido per mi con Ia extricta
cortesia que siempre acoStumbIo.
De tai suerte era este asf que yo no
pudc sospechyr que Hord abrigase la
intencion de ofenderme.
En- tai eStado y sin variar la EXPIRE
sion de su rostro nj sus ademares nj
siquiera la inhrxi6n de su VIZ. me
dijo que yo mentfa, y al contestarle yo
que el era quien mentfa, instantanea
mente me sgredio sin que 20, sor-
prendido, tnviese tempo de prevenir-
me nj de evitarlo,
al rechazar la aggression Sc interpu-
sieron los que estaban preseLtes. y
queds sujeto E posibilitado de toda
accion; por 10 cual, no pudiendo hscer
otra cosa de mOmento. esCupl ell rostro
Hord sin que este lntentaSe atacar-
me. nuevamente.
+: Tales son los hechos felmente rela-
tados y ellos fueron pres7nciados por
todas personas imparciales que Sc ha
llaban en- aqucl local, y 4 la honradez
de su testjmouio me remito, sin tenor
de que pueda ser desmentido por min
gura de elias.
DISCO, por 1'timo, hacer constar
que jamas, ningun abogado puertorri
quef1o ha int. ntado offender I'll respeto
a nuestros Tribunales, y nuestra
distinguida clase agredkndo 4 otro
abogado. durante Ell desempefio de los
ira jos prcfesionaes. en- el mismo To-
cal y casi 4 presencia del Juez. Ese
fue TN motive mas pr el cual no pude
20 suponer que FL Hord quedaba re-
sentido DE- no poder ocup'r la fnca de
la sef1ora Diaz. viuda de We've, tratase
de vengar su suPuesta ofensa en- aquel
momento. HI I'd conoce' a San Juan y
sus GALES y sus alrede dores Y yo ahora
estoy prevenido y espero.
De Vd atepta mente,
Jose de e: Benitez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-07-01

Esta mafiana visito al sefIor gober-
nador INFERNO una comisi6a, en- repre-
|Sentacion de los obreros de la marina
en- huelga formada p,r los sefiores
Po icarplo Ortiz Simplicio Belfor. Jo-
sc Castro y Alberto Alvarez, quienes
fueron recibidos atentamente y oyeron
de labios de Mr.. Post las frases de que
era impartial en- el asunto, que no es-
taba de su parte nj de la conpaiia de
vapores y que mientras observasen
orden como hasta ahora la policfa no
tenia por que intervenir y que 81 esta
traspasaba los lfmites de sus atribu-
clones que acudiesen en- queja y serfan
|ateudidoS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-07-01

Las Guntas esculares deben tener
mu, en- cuenta el apsrtado mum. AZ
de la vig-nte Ley scolar. que garan-
tia los macstrv que tienen certif-
cados por dos tres aiios la continua-
cion en- sus destinos por igual tempo,
= asf ha de sosteperse por el Departa-
mento de IntruCcion.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-07-01

Atentamente nos comunica la So
ciedad de artesanos de esta Capital
"Antorcha del siglo veinte." las sus-
pension del festival artfstico literaric1
que tenla preparado para mafiana doA
mingo.
Una mucstra de deferencia hacia
los duef1os de Ia casa donde ha de
tener lugar esa fiesta, obliga la sus :
pension expresada.
e. acto Sc veriicara en- la noche del
cuatro de JAlio pr6xino.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-07-01
NOTICIA

Desde esta fecha ha enrrado for
mar parte de nuestra firma, como SO
clio mlembro de ella Ell sef1or don
Charles L. Crehore.
Puerto Rico, Julio 1o: de 1905.
Z0tbrOp ksscc r. Go.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-07-01

La revista srmaual "El Mallete no
ha visto Ia luz pdbllca hoy debido a
la instalacion de los propios talleres til
p gra6cos eu que ha dc editarse.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-07-01
NOtiCias diVersas

Ha sido nombrado practicante del
Presidio don Vicente Gonzalez Sarria,
en- sustitucion de don = Damian A.
Diaz, que ceso aver tarde en- dicho
cargo