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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-21
HUMMEL, DIVORCE
LAWYER, GUILTY
Noted New York Attorney Must
Serve Time for Dodge
Morse Plot.

Journal Special Service.
New York, Dec. 21.-Abraham H.
Hummel has been convicted of con-
spiracy in connection with the Dodge
Morse divorce ENHANCEMENT and SEN
the penitentiary and to pay fine Of !
$500. Upon certificate Of reasonable |
doubt and $4,000 bail, Hummel will
remain at liberty at least until the APP
peal from the present conviction has
been decided by the appellate division
Of the supreme court.
Story of the Case.
Charles T. Dodge and Clemence |
Cowles were married in 1877. In 1889 |
they separated, Dodge living south and
his wife in New York. In 1897 Mrs.
Dodge asked her husband to consent to
| a divorce, which he, did, visiting New
Mrs. BE bdge go her S aSS sepse $685.
Charles W. Morse and Clemence
Cowles- Dodge were married in 1901.
Morse IS uncle, Captain James Morse,
determined to break up this marriage,
retaining Hummels for the work, under
a fee Of $4,000. -=..-
and induced him to sign an affidavit
swearing he had never been served with
notice Of his wife's suit. This affidavit
was perjurious With this affidavit
Hummel began proceedings to set aside
the .Morse-Dodge divorce, having a
dummy (Herpich) before the referee
to personate Dodge.
Dodge's Flight.
The referee recommended the annul-
ment of the marriage, and Hummel paid
Dodge $4,000. Sweetzer, the lawyer who
had represented Dodge in his wife's
suit, then charged Dodge with perjury.
Persons employed by .Hummel at once
were apprehended in Texas, and Dodge
was held for extradition.
A long fight ensued, during which
Morse's uncle was required to advance
to Hummel $4,000 for expenses Of
fighting Dodge's extradition and keep
ing the party in Texas, where, it is
charged, Dodge was regularly fed on
q wine and brandy, in an effort to kill
4 him before he could be got back to
A New York.
Dodge was at last extradited. Upon
\ his return to New York, he confessed
& to District Attorney Jerome that he had
4 made the perjurous affidavit denying
! service Of notice Of his wife's suit for
divorce at the solicitation of Hummel
Hummel' s indictment followed, the
charge against him being that, by this
q spurious affidavit, he endeavored to in
q which was regular and lawful, and
! riage, which also was lawful and reg
a ular.
a "Honest, plain words best pierce tn
3 ear" The truth about Pickwick Ry
H is soon t0ld-highest quality. highes
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-05-13
To Advertise Our Valley.

The Official program for June $40 is
thousands of visitors from outside
counties and states that will be with
us on the above dates, 1t was thought
by the advertising committee of the
Commercial Club, to get out a souvenir
OF our beautiful valley that would ad-
vertise us abroad, but this plan was
necessarily abandoned, on account of
the great expense entailed with no
revenue TO draw from. The plan now
in hand Is to issue program of the
two days proceedings as much in the
nature OF souvenir as 1t is possible to
make it by admitting advertising to
its pages. II will be printed on fine
bookpaper, with illustrated cover, and
contain birdseye view of Logan,
with a crisp write-up of our town and
the valley in general embracing men,
ton of our industrial establishments,
educational institutions, products of
the soil, etc, together with as many
illustrations OF our public institutions
as will take advertising space. This
should be matter of pride with our
business men. 1t is our opportunity,
we should not let il pass. IL is Of no
avail TO sit around and grumble of
nothing being done when the op-
portunity is at hand to make our
selves better known. Let every bust
ness house and industrial institution
OF our valley be represented. The
time is limited, and the work should
now be well under way In order to
make it what is intended; therefore
responses to requests for advertising
should be at once forthcoming and
liberal. 5000 to 10000 copies will be
printed and the advertising value to
the customer, aside from the general
good it will do our county, is worth
more than the price asked.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-05-13
FROM CACHE VALLEY

Mink Creek, died last Saturday from
pneumonia. The funeral scrvic es
were held on Tuesday.
AS this city is becoming more popu-
lous more attention should be given
to the cleaning up of back yards, be-
fore some contagious diseases make an
appearance.
The Superior Lumber company is
doing a rushing business. Their hon.
est dealing with the people captures
the trade. w. p Monson and Vim.
A. Skidmore formed this company five
years ago.
Orso Crockett took an option on the
old Armstrong ranch about three
months ago. He sold his option few
days ago to Arthur Hart and cleared
$1,000.
George Clayton has an attack OF
appendicitis, and Attorney Joseph
Davis has symptoms of the same COM
plant.
Mrs. O. d. Crockett, daughter-in-
law OF Orso Crockett. gave birth to a
fine boy last Saturday.
Mrs. James Kellar, Of Mink Creek,
is seriously i'll with heart trouble.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-05-13
For Rent or Lease.

The City Recorder will receive seal
ed bids at her Office until Wednesday
May II, 1905 for rent or lease OF 30
acres of the City Park. Lease to ter
inmate Jan. J, 1906. City council re-
serves the right to reject any or all
bids.
Information for those desiring to
bid, the north part Of the City Park Is
leased for Race Course and Fair
Ground; five acres in the southwest
corner Is reserved to be used by citi-
zens as a place for recreation, leaving
% acres to be leased or rented.
Signed
II. w. NELSON,
j. w. CRAWFORD,
n. NJ. HANSEN,
Committee on Public Grounds.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-05-13
August Hansen Named.
Writer Wants Him for Choir Mas
ter. A Novel Plan suggested.

EDITOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. me to
express my views in regard to our next
choir leader III the choir from each
ward were to sing one month at the
tabernacle we would be having some
of the finest musicians in America.
We have the finest choir I'm the 5th
ward that there is outside of the tab
ernacle choir. Each ward choir would
then try to see If it could not sing the
best. Every three months all seven
choirs could meet in the tabernacle at
conference, with August Hansen as
leader.
A LOVER OF MUSIC.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-05-13
Removed.

For the White sewing machine,
Home Comfort and Monarch malleable
iron range companies until further no
tice leave or address all orders at No.
$40 n Main, four blocks north of court
house.
We have some OF all the above goods
still on hand which we will sell very
cheap, Also have needles, oil and ex
tras for all machines. We rent and
repair machines, 20 years experience:
the only sewing machine expert in
Northern Utah. All extras for Home
Comfort Ranges. L. A. NEUBURGER.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-05-13
EStray Notice.

In the City OF Logan, Utah.
have In my possession the following de-
scribcd animals which II not claimed and
taken away, will be sold at public auction to
the highest cash bidder. In the said City
May 1905. at H. o'clock. Impounded ON the
9TH day OF May. 1905
Description OF animals.
One red and white COW, dehorned, branded
TR combined on left hip. quarter under
crop ON each ear.
one black heifcr calf with few white Spots
about eight month"; old. branded rR combin-
ed, a quarter under crop on each ear.
j. III. Gnehm,
City poundkeepcr
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-05-13
Just Some Locals.

Miss Matte Leishman, Of wellsville,
spent Wednesday in Logan.
Next Wednesday is the 18th of MAY
Remember, it Is the Norwegian indie
pendence day.
For Sale-20 H. F. Russell Engine
and boiler Going at ! price, Com
municate with Superior Lumber Co.
Preston. Idaho.
Dr. James Cochran has returned
from an extended visit to his old
home in Kentucky and is now in Lo-
gan with Mrs. A. D. Stops and family.
In few days he will go TO his Idaho
ranch
T.. W. Lundahl, al old resident Of
this city who has been working Of late
at Pocatclo has decided TO return to
Logan and open business in his line.
He is recognized as a first class ma
chinst and will undoubtedly do we'll
in his business.
f.. W Lundahl & son, Machinists
located OH West Third South, are
prepared to repair steam engines and
all kinds of machinery. Satisfaction
guarantee.
Mrs. Emma Hyde, of Downey, Idaho,
who has been in Logan visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Willard Langton, returned home
Thursday.
ALVIN Heaps, of Smithtield, who
has been i'll with measles, and com
plication due to cold, broncho-pneu-
monia for the past week, died Thurs
day morning at o'clock. The funeral
will be held Friday morning
W. W. IIammell and Il. l.. Battle,
OF Salt Lake, are in the city with a
stock OF pianos from the Christensen &
Arson Co., and are making CLUB"
sale. They are in the room recently
vacated by the Nielsen grocery people
and have display that looks good
The gentlemen have advertised ex-
tensively and made every effort to
rustic business, which up to last even
ing amounted to the sale OF seven
pianos.
Some of those who remember the
remarkably unfayorable weather con-
dtions at the time b. II. Piper and
Others attempted to get an ice rink in
working order are inclined to attri-
butte the present weather conditions
to Mr.. Pyper's attempt to get Utah
ma park in operation by the 29th of
May. 1t seems that Mr.. Pyper's at
tempts in public way are not in har-
mony with the weather mans dis
position and he gives him, and the
rest of us as well, a terribly bad deal
1t is possible that il this weather con-
tinues another few days the Council
will be petitioned by the citizens to
put check on Mr.. Pyper's operations
In the park line. Brig" insists that
his park proposition has nothing TO do
with the weather, however, that this
inclemency Is all because some of the
people here objected to his "Streets Of
Cairo" He says he stands in with
the weather man and is now getting
even.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-05-13
Preston On Boom.
Not Mushroom, but Sold Progress
Many Good News Items.

That Preston is growing is evidenc-
ed by the following buildings that will
be completed during the present sea
son; t. G.. Christensen, brick store,
Phil Margetts, livery barn 40xS0; G..
w. and NJ. company, large brick
warehouse: J. =. Rasmussen, a brick
clothing store: John Larsen, 38xl00
feet brick two story corner building
for general merchandising; Orso
o. Crockett, brick residence. The
following will build frame residences:
Doctor Garfield, Joseph Roper, Joseph
II. Sharp, John Wanher, William
Chadwick, W. A. Skidmore David
Crockett, A. A. Allen, r. A. Carlson,
Chris Monson.
Men are at work on the G. w. Il NJ.
Co The general talk among the peo-
pie is that the building is not in keep
ing with the developments of the
town nor the progress of the COM
pany's business. II reports are true
as to its increase in the past two years,
at the same proportion in the future
the company will wish that they had
built two story building instead of
one
Dan Bartholomew, who manages
the Fister & Nielsen business of this
city, does it on the same lines as the
head house at Logan. The stock
looks attractive, the store Is clean and
tidy and above all customers are treat
ed courteously, which counts in bust
ness.
A. II. Jensen, who took charge Of
the Peoples meat market few
months ago, has built up most ex-
cellent trade. He keeps the choicest
of meats, and children receive the
same treatment as grown persons in
the purchases made.
j. S. Mccain, formerly a resident of
Smith6eld, has been manager Of the
Studebaker house here for some time
and is apt to continue, for he Is well
liked by the people, and the business
is increasing.
Foss Brothers bought the corner lot
east OF the Greayes Bank, ~ feet front
by IS feet deep with q back lot for
the sum Of $4,000 They could sell
their bargain at profit.
Joseph Johnson has been our town
marshal long enough to prove his
competency. He is good officer, but
should have assistance at nights, for
sometimes the boys are a little too
lively.
David Il. LamreauX Is very feeble.
He has cancer on the left side of the
head. IL is impossible for him to lie
down, and he sits in a chair con-
stantly.
w. A. Anderson has succeeded Phil
ip Margetts, of this city, as mail car
rier. Mr.. Anderson is our livery man
and is prepared TO attend to the needs
OF the commercial men and all other
classes of trade in his line.
The people of the First ward are
progressing nicely with their new
brick meeting house, which will be
completed In the near future.
Word has reached here that Steifen
Peterson, highly respected citizen of
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-05-13
Want Column

Wanted-A good strong woman
cook. Inquire Erastus Cole, Phone
l4SX
Wanted:--A man with one thou
sand or twelve hundred dollars to in
vest in good business in Boise, Idaho.
An excellent opportunity for the right
man. Address Box 7i4 Boise, Idaho.
Farm and city property In Smith
field for sale by Geo. Y. Smith, Smith
field.
WANTED-300 head OF dry cattle to
herd through the summer. Apply to
Martin Shaffer, Millville.
For Sale-A 800 acre dry farm, two
miles North. East OF Smithfeld. viii
sell the whole or In parts. Apply to
G. Y. Smith.
Wanted-Horses and cattle May
18th to herd in Logan canyon for the
season, at $3.50 per head. For further
particulars call on j. ii. Gnehm, Lo-
gan, Utah.
WANT-to buy all kinds OF second
hand stoves and ranges, for which we
pay the highest cash price. Logan
secondhand store, ist North.
A good piece OF business property in
Lewiston, for sale cheap. Apply to
Geo. Y. Smith, Smithtield.
We have a good 81 Studebaker wa
gon for trade for good single driving
animal Apply to Lognn secondhand
store, lst North
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-02-02
@erttpo4e gant ntl,tt,g.

Cine Ser metropolitan Mineralien>
fammlungen 1T iiinsft in ben 8eiiB
Der MtKenI9aftli9en S6ule in @befz
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iiBer mar George 8rufb, ipeilano 9i@
reftor bes Snitituts unb profeFor
fir Mineralogie. acknowledgements
bat Der Gelebrte auBerbem 10000
Marf geitiftet, beren 3inien CUR 9ers
mebrung unb sSnitdnbbaltung Der
Samlnlung lnb Der bamit berbnnbe<
ren 8ibliot6ef nlineralogif9er Bidder
unb 3eit1briften bienen follen. Der
Wertb Der gan5en S6enfung ipirb
auf etpa 175,000 Marf gef6dbt.
Die Samntlung bon Mineralten lit
bas @rgebnib elmer Nrbeit BON mebr
als fiinf5ie eSabren unb elmer fadhr=
{fGnbigen unb miibebDllen Musnabl
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Mineralien mar BON benz 8eiiBer
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fniipit baben. Sniofern biirfte bic
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gum iainbeftsn iDirb faunl Elm anberer
pributmann einen Gbnliden 9eIiB
auf3uipeifsn sehubt babeu.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-02-02

Na6 ben Oan5iser IelleFen &a9z
ri1ten foll Der 8ertbeibi9er In benz
lesten 8erliner MorbproSeB ipGbrenb
ieiner Rebe patbetii9 gedubert baben:
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Wabr6eit 1T, DAB Der 8e.tbeibieer
niht i'm @ntfernte1ten baran gsbeht
Cat, 9ilutus, ben 2anbpFicser, ben
nobernen Manicurcn glein5uIteGcn.
eSn 9eip Wprt merhen Die profei{ios
nellen 5pieler bon Dem 3tItriftsan@
toalt arg berfplgt unb iis niiien nidt
mebr, tpo iie ibr 9aupt binlegen iol4
len. Marum 3iebeu iie nift UNI, nah
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unseitDrt ibr Wlen treiben2
Gs gibt Maenfden, bic 10 hoh
ieben, baB iie ben GpnnellaIFgang
ner Mabrheit um 9ieles friiher iehen
dls Qlnbere.
Win NuBldnb nun ou9 mod nit
Gbina anbGnbeln2 Mas ben Gmpfang
bon @nldsen anbeldngt, iDiirbe hds
ia, tpie ber Misner fugt, lin sineut
Mnfndfdtn" sebsn.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-02-02

@uB ss aud @infe regnen tann,
ipirb jebt bur9 cine Nahriht beftGftat,,
bic Der @iener Rei4sppH aus @roBz
8ecsferef in llnearn gemelbet fpirb.
Oort eing fiirSli6 Inn Die itebente
Mbenbitunbe Elm tpabrsr @dnfereaen
iiber bic ganae 5tabt nieber. Gs
berrI9te nebelioes Metter Bel febr
itrenger 8dlte, 10 baB Die Bilbgdnie,
bic in groben S6daren iiber bic
Stabt 3ogen, gu 5unoerten i'm sSluge
erftdrrten unb als Gonntdq sbraten IN
9traBen unb 6ofrdun1en nieberftelen.
cSm 8aiernenbof allein ldfen Die 9ol@
baten mebr als Elm babes 6unpert err
frorener WilDednfe duf.
Die HpbeiIener3eu9ung betrug IN
Deut{9lanb i'm Sabre 1903 runb 10
Wtillipnen Sonnen. Ddntit bat iih
Las beutfde 8eid in Der 9arIteQung
Ron Hobeiien unter alien 2dnDern Der
Welt an Die stpette Stele ge1ebt uno
pirb nur nod BON ben Bereini9ten
Stdaten nit elmer Sabresprobuftion
ppn runb Is Mlilltonen SDnnen iiberz
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gqn3en Sentiment teberri6te, bat ith
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fen; es probuoirte nur 8 Wi(lionen
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nod fol6e, inbeKen 1T oamtt nidt gez
| iogt, bab man ii6 bort bes groBen
Son3lers nidt erinnert. (Matl)
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-02-02

Demnd9it ptrb bas auItralif9e
parlament 5ll entfdeiben baben, Db
es NIT Midfiht auf bas fog. 8iinbniB
5tpifhen Sapan unD @nglanb bas Sc
feb gegen bic Ginpanberung bon
Niiaten ben Sapanern segeniiber fall
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tradtet bic idpdnifd3e 5rase in gan3
dnberenl Qihfe. aIs England. unb iit
iiber5tngt, buB ber 6elbIierbdltiingss
trieb bic Mufredterbdlten bes Gin.
lDonberSz zWsrboies erAsif4e.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-07-21
D. Kagdalena D'ASSoy

Ha falleeido en- Mallorca esta We.
nerable anciana, madre de nuestro
buen amigo don Rafael Colorado.
Desde hace alguaos meses venfa
sufrieudo una grave dolencia esta res
petable DANA. no ha sido, pues, una
sorpresa In Boticia de la muerte: pero
ha sido On rccio gc'pe descargado POT
ell dolor sobre auestro buen amigo
En- esta Isla era cunocida IL respe-
ia BILE DANA, por haber residido alg6n
tempo en- cumpafiis de su hijo don
Rafael. Cuantss personals Ia como
cieron, apreciando en- ella las virtudcs
que la distlngnfan, han de sentir la
lSlorosa nUticia que annncia la muer-
te de la noble = virtuosa anciana.
Ell goipe 1udo de esta desgraei ia
cae soSre ell coraaon de un hijo. que
adoraba Ia anciana Cue ACADIA &c
morir.
Para tan grande y supreme dolor
no ercsztra =,os frases censsladoras,
Acaso no existen.
Pero lneremos rendir un tribute d.
respeto y de amor la dana falleci.
da, aeon pasando q su hijo en- estos
instantes de infnito desconsuelo ofre
ciendole el alto testimonio de nuestro
pesame, csmpsrtie ndo su dolor.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-07-21
Ell ECO DE- PUERTO RICO
Ed
B0letin MercaNkis

Nuestro estimado colega poneeno
"El Eco de Puerto Rico" en- su edi =
ci6n del miercoles diecinueve del pre-
sente. cspia gran par:e de nuestra
'Nota del dia' con motive del fracaso
de la coloniza ci6n americana.
Agradecemos mucho al apreciable
colega de la culta ciudad del Sur. su
deierencia hacia nosotros y estimamos
en- 10 que valen sus atenciones.
La campai'a del BOLET1N MERCAN
TIL encuentra immense eco en- Ell pals
y. paso psso. nuestra voz, que ira
siempre al lado de la justicia. conse
guira el triunfo que reclama el pue
bio puertorriquefio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-07-21
IN ell Ponce

Aver tarde las tom6 puerto pro.
cedente De Nueva York ell vapor ame.
ricano Ponce, con los siguientes pa
sajeros para esta Isla.
Seifores VIM. Appleton, N. Basso,
A. w. Bowser, Alex. Blumenstteil, S,
r Bages, seforita Jean L. Brooks
Juan Cerra, F. Caracina, Col. Edw. E.
bravo sefiora, A. H. Frazier. doctor
Roland P. Falkner, H. B. Hodges, Gus.
tavo Jimenez, seiiora H. N. Kendall ,
hermana Margaret Mary, J. M. Me-
nendez. 1: w. Mease. Luis Otero, Sc
fiorita Isabel Prats, Geo. T. Parker
W. K. Queen y sonora, F. D. Salichs'
!. E Saljchs, A. Saliva. M. Saliva, H.
T. Thaysr, D Villamil, doctor Juan
We've y sefora, Rafael We've, honora-
BILE Beekman Winthrop, Gov. of Porto
Rico Mrs Beekmau Winthrop. Com. B
T. Walling, U. S. N. P. E. Wood
Robert Black. Jacob Braasch, Arthur
D Barrett, Leanor Baiz, Louis Cum
ningham, T. G. Cass, T. G. Cass, Jr.
Frank Doran, sefioritas Carmen Da
miami y Josephine Damiani, E. R.
Eaton. P Gimeues, Thomas A. Hart,
]. M. Kari, senorita Julia Mcmahon,
John MacLean, seforita Josefa Noell.
W. +. Parkhurst. R. D. Ricci. L. D.
Ricci & Child, W, S. Steele, William
Wilson.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-07-21
Los propietarios

La 'Liga de Propietarios" en- IL
reunion cele brada Ia noche del I0 del
actual. tom6 los siguientes acuerdos:
Sc aprobo Ell sc,a de Ia session an
terror = el balance mensual del mo-
vimiento correspondence al mes dc
Junio pasado.
Sc aprueb. la designation hecha por
la Pr sidencls. del abogsdo don Eze-
quiel Marines Quintero para rcpresen-
tar esta "Liga" en- el Mandamun
ac .rdsdo establecer contra el Ayuuta-
mento de esta ciudad. para obtener
la .'rresponaiente rebaja en- ell tipo
contrlbutlvo p "a la amortization del
Emprestito municipal y forma de lie
narse el servicio del acueductO.
Sc aprueban las gestiones de In
Presidencia en- la venta de los apara.-
tos de limpieza hecha al Ayuntamien-
to de Caguas.
Sc acuerda hacer CorStar que en-
los asuntos sometidos por esta 'Liga"
4 la resoluci6n del Superjntendente
de Sanidad Superior, don Francisco
del Vale, durante desempef16 dicho
cargo. Sc observe por el IN proceder
ajustado ley.
Sc acuerda tambikn que cualquier
propiet'rio que solicite el ingreso en-
csta association, satisfaga. durante los
tres m>ses siguientes, a partir de la
fecha, la quota de TN no, 81 Ia casa 6
casas fueren terreras y la de 6 meses
81 son dc altos.
Sc da possession al sei1or den Azure
liano Fcrrer. del cargo de Secretario
INFERNO de la sociacion, quien esta-
blece las oficinas de la misma en- Ia
calle de San Justo ndmero 81. bajos.
Sc trataron otroS asuntos de impor-
tancia para los asociados.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-07-21
Solemnes cultos

TendrAn lugar en- la Iglesia de San
Jose el domingo 70 de los corricntes
4 las echo y media de la mafiana. con-
sistentes en- misa solemne a toda or
questa, en- honor de San Vicente de
Paul, cuyo panegfrico esta a cargo del
R. P. Vic,oriano, Capuchino. y asis
tirz ell Iltmo. Sr. Obispo.
Los Sacerdotes de Ia Congregation
de Ia Mission = las Hijas de la Carload.
invi.an los fieles este piadoso acto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-07-21

Por Ia orden general n6mero 10 fe-
chada aver y 6rm4da por ell teniente
ayudante de la Policfa Insular, sefor
J1dice, Sc dispone el nombramiento de
Rafael R Pacheco Lopez, como guar
da, por FL terrnino de afios, prestan =
do sus servicios en- Ell puesto de San
Juan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-07-21

Ell teniente comandante de Ia Mari
ma de los Estados Unidos Mr.. A. N.
Wood. ayudante del Inspector del ger
distrito de faros, Puerto Rico, nos par
ticipa en- atento sviso que las 10 de
la maf1ana del dfa FL de Agosto Sc
verlhcara examen para cubrir una pla.
"a de ayudante del tenedor dc libros
en- Ell sv1vicio de faros de la isla y Sc
recibiran las solicitudes hasta las 4 de
Ia tarde del di. 80.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-07-21

Desde Carolina ha participate. esta
maflana el cabo Montilla, que Ell guar
diA de aquei puesto sefior Torres.
ar este 4 les individuos Juan M lime
nee Victcrisno Marlisez. por robo
de ganado eff ctuado en- aquella ju J.
riSdicciou. e.: