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The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-08-14
], \, fERRYMAN SHOT
BY HIS BROTHER
Severely Wounded by Frank Ferryman
After Dispute Over an Account
Frank Ferryman Said to Be
Mentally Unbalanced.

Frank Eerryman shot his Dr0tcoY
last evenig at elk O'Clock, the bullet
passing through the bridge of bis nose
and inficting a painful but, it is be-
lieved not serious wound. The shoot
ing occurred 10 J. Fl. Ferryman's Office
where Frank Ferryman had gone to
secure a settlement of some business
matters with his brother. They could
not oome to terms aud quarrel fol-
lowed Frank Ferryman drew re-
volver and comma uded his brother to
get down on his knees, asking him If
he was prepared to meet his God.
When he saw the gun John Ferry
man tried TO grab his brother and
scnffia ensued in which the gun was
6ischared, the bullet passing fhrouh
the :bridge Of John Ferryman 8 nose
and lodging in the wall of the, office.
AS soon as the shooting occurred
Frsnk Ferlyman ran from the office
and went Immediately to his home.
where he was arrested a short time
afterward by Sheriff r. P. Webb.
The wounded man staggered out OF
his Office the blood running from his
face in a stream and told one of the
men Of his employ, who had just driv-
en- up what had happened and cold
him to get doctor. DR. Blake was
summoned and dressed Mr.. Ferry.
mans wound. He was then taken to
his home where he is resting easily.
Frank Feryman has made no state.
ment concerning the shooting. When
arrested he was eating supper. He
seemed entirely unconcerned aud show.
ed no interest in the shooting other
than too psk how serious were his
brothers wounds. When he had finish.
ed supper be kissed his two lit5le boys
and his wife goodbye, then quietly 40.
com panied the sheriff to the county
Jail. Today he told the sheriff that
he had thrown the gun with which
he did the shooting away, and it was
found in the place described.
In his pocket he had box of newly
purchased cartridges.
It's declared that Frank Ferryman
is not altogether sane and he mas so
stated himself. He was the victim of
a bad fail few years ago in which
he received bad injuries about the
head. Since then his mind has been
somewhat unbalanced at times and il
is stated that he was not in his right
mind Yesterday when the shooting CO.
cured. He Will undou htedly be
brought before al insarity commission
and the question of his sanity will
probably be an important factor in his
defense of the charge of assault with
intent to kill. which viii be filed
against him by the prosecuting attor
ney. He is now in the county Jail, no
attempt having been made TO secure
bail.
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SAFE CRACKERS
DEAD IN RUINS

Scio, N. Y. Aug. 14.-The corpses
OF two safe blowers were found in the
ruins of the Files an Smith general
store. which was burned this morning.
after an axplosionn thought to have
been caused by dynamite placed under
the safe.
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the most prominent other candidates.
Among the guests cf the encampmsnt
are Gov. Cummins. Secretary Shaw,
Gen. Charles King. Gen. John @.
Bates and Gen. 8. B. M. Young.
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COUNCIL WORKING ON
new WATER SYSTEM
Project for Securing a Pipe Water
Supply from IcieIe or Snow
Creek is Well Under
Way

The work OF investigating the feas.
ibiiity Of securing . supply Of pure
water for the city of Wenatchee, which
the council has been carrying for the
past six weeks. has reached q stage
where the counoilmen believe that 1t
will be but matter of few weeks
until the voters will be called upon
to decide by special election whether
we shall have a water supply which
shall be qeual co any in the world.
The preliminary woik Of fling on
water rights on the Snow and Icicle
creeks was done several months ago
and rince then the council bas been
working toward the one object, that
Of securing good water. This task of
planning and financing a system
which it is estimated will cost 5000, 900,
has been necessarily slow and many
details had to be worked out before it
was ready to submit to the putilc.
but the work has progressed until
with in short time the council will
be in position to offer a definite pro-
position to the voters.
The proposition will, IN snort, be
to bond the city water syaem to raise
money for the ns~ pire line. The
council is now IN communication with
number OF capitalists who have slg-
ni6ed their willingness to buy the
bonds providing o sufficiently good
showing ls made as 80 the income and
probable growth OF the city. 1t Is be-
lieved that satisfactory showing can
easily be made and thatafter the pre-
lim,nary survey is completed and ac-
curate data secured, it will be an easy
matter to float the bonds.
At meeting of the city council last
night the city engineer was instruct
ed 10 m easure the water in the Snow
creek and it this is sufficient fer the
city needs, the stream will be utilized
aa supply for the pipe line. If not
water will be taken from the Icicle
creek. As soon as this is ascertained
preliminary survey of the pipe line
will be made and the data turned over
to the consulting engineers of the cap
isaIists. Engineers who have invest.
igated the matter look at it very
favorably and declare that it is entire
Iy feasible. As tho water system is
now showing a handsome income to
the city and is constantly increasing,
it il believed that with favorable
report from the engineers, the scheme
will be readily financed
Under favorable conditions the mas-
ter OF bonding the water system will
be planned before the voters this fall
and the construction of the pipe line
commenced next spring. This would
probably give the city good water
supply Daxt season. Nothing is now
be ing lett undone toward the speedy
accomplishment of the project which
the councilmen are satisfied will soon
be under way.
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CIRCUS PEOPLE
HAVE A PICNIC

Berne, WASH, Aug. 13.-Special
Performers. employees and the peri
orming and work apimals of the Fore
paugh-eells Bros. circus to exhibit in
Tacoma Friday, we're IN particularly
hsppy frame Of mind Saturday night
because of the realization that the
morrow would be Sunday. James
Harris the boss hostlsr, was positive
in the assertion thas the horses look
forward to the Sunday rest quite as
eagerly as the performers.
The entire circus train, which runs
in four sections, debarked Sunday
afternoon at the entrance to the tunnel
east of the Cascade mountains on the
Great Northern and enjoyed AN old
fashioned picnic. The horses and the
animals of the menagerie were fed and
given the opportunity to stretch their
legs. The human beings availed them.
selves OF the opportunity to stretch
ont IN the shade and eDjoy picnic
lunch.
This lunch in itself, is qnite an
item. George Corooran, the poss
steward, and his assistants put IN
all the spare time Saturday preparing
for it, for it was announced by the
management that there would be no
cooking on the Sabbath day. For
breakfast the / 006 attaches of the
show each had egg and roast beef
sandwiches, bananas. two cookies and
cosee. and the sandwiches were not
small affairs, either. For dinner
there was chicken and roast beef sand.
wich for each, cake. peaches, pears.
ice cream and coffee. For supper
the menu included cheese and sardines
sand wict es, iced tea, cookies and nuts.
When it comes to putting up 1000
lunches in addition to preparing three
meals for 1000 persons in one day. it
is at once apparent that the boss stew
art ard his cooks put in busy day.
To begin with, three carcasses of beef
each weighing 700 pounds were pur-
chased. In addition $50 pounds OF
chicken was bought. This is reg
uIar Sunday stunt ilh Mr.. Corcoian
as the entire show feasts on chicken
| Oh Sunday.
Two meats are included on the
menu each meal, in onsequencs of
which the daily item of beef is suD-
pIemented by a large purchase of
hams. bacons. pork IN carcasses mutton
or veal. On Fridays $50 pounds of
fish is the "siae meat order.
Some of the purchses made at Spo-
kane yesterday were listed bY Mr.. Cor.
coran as rollows:
/
gallons of ice orea m, 40 bushels of
peaches, 20 bushels Of apples, 1000
pounds of los part of which goes to
the polar bears; 80 bushels of potatoes
dozen eggs, 900 gallons of milk.
30 of which goes to the giraffe; 100
gallons of buttermilk.
The rough portions of the carcasses
of beef are fed to the animals in the
menagerie. The utmost precautions
are aksn to trim all the fat from the
meat before it reaches the animals OF
the cat family, as the veterinarian
says it is injurious to them.
In addition to the list Of supplies
enumerated above 100 gallons Of tea
and coffee are served at each meal and
80 gallons Of soup is served for dinner.
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Confer With the President.

Oyster Bay. Aug. 14.-Ohairman
Sherman of the Republican coDgres.
sional committee and Chairman Shonts
of,tbe canal board held a conference
with the presidents today.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-06-15

Pa en- af de skuggiga gangarne i
den tradgard, SON befann sig bakom
grefvinnan Werders hus i hufvudsta-
den, mandrake EFT egendomligt par
fran och tillbaka. Tradgarden a
anlagd ] rococostil med klippta hac-
kar, konstiga l0fgangar och sand
stensbassiner. De bada, som gingo
der fran och alter, Sage ut som EFT
misslyckadt forsok att fran den for
konstlade naturen, som tradgarden i
viss man representerade, aterga till
den ursprungligaste naturlighet och
dermed taga skadan igen for ALT Diet
tvang man varit underkastad. Grief
vinnan bar en- ljus sommardragt,
hvars fotsida week dolde endast sa
mycket at den skona gestalten, som
skick och bruk oundgangligen for
drade. Skarpet var fastadt temligen
hogt under brostet och lemnade for
Diet egentliga kladningslifvet knappt
en- hands bredd rum, nacke, skuldror
och halls afvensom voro syn
liga i all sin fullandade skonhea Den
sk0na damen hade blot kastat 0fver
axlarna en- tunn tyllsjal till skydd
mot s~olstralarna. En- bredskyggig
haiti fullandade toaletten; den dolde
hufvudet helt och ballet, med slit
utstAende bratte t. o. m. ansigtet, sa
att delta endast da blef synligt, mar
dess egarinna vande Diet mot den
halfgamle herrn vid sin sida, n&got,
som just Ell ofta hande. Denne dere-
mot kunde, afven ON den lyckan
vederfors honom att skada den sk0na
i ansigtet, knappt Wanda pa hufvudet,
ty hans halls var anda upp till oronen
h&rdt omlindad med flere alnar hvit
batist. Prins Zyssowsky a kladd
efter hogsta modet i ohyggligt
tranga Invita- benklader, gul nanking-
vast och en- liten gron Track, som Ell
betackte mycket mer an ryggen; pa
hufvudet hade han IN trekantig hiatt,
hvarunder hans stripiga hartestar pa
fullt naturenligt satt raka hangde
ned pa Diet ofvannimnda halsbanda-
get, 50 att hans gula ansigte blockade
Tram ed att saga mellan konet, q. VS..
Svenska monitoren., 1906-06-15

langtad gafva, som han hinge undan-
hallit dem. S& gar Diet kanske mig j
dag. Han lagger mig sa att saga de
tradar i handen, efter hvilka jag sa
lange forgafves sokt.
Under delta 'samtal hade de gait
framat EFT godt stycke pa gangstigen,
tills de kommit till EFT bredt dixie,
som skar vagen. Solstralarna Triangle
sig fram genom box och h~asselbu,
skarna och belyste Diet Invita- racket
pa en- liten bro, som Diet lila sallska-
pet nu betradde. Grefvens hist stam-
pade oroligt pa den knakande tra-
bron men friherrinnan afbrot
plotsligt slit tai och SADIE halft skamt-
SAINT, halt pa allvar:
Grefve Promnitz, bind nu er
hast pa andra sidanv vid EFT af era
egna trad hair ar gBansen; och ON
nj sager nej till min bon, maste nj
strax draga till ert rike igen, Diet sa-
ger jag or.
Grefven f0ljde visserligen radet
angaende hasten, men SADIE skrat-
tande: Jag skall Ell saga mel, och
ON jag and& gor Diet, sa skall jag al
Orig mel rida ofver denrsi bro, sa
SAINT jag heter Promnitz.
Luften omkring dem var stilla, och
sakta foil ibland EFT vissnadt lof. Den
gamla damens ord ljodo h0gtidligt
genom skogen, da hon nu fortfor:
Jag SADIE, att Gud lagt mig tradarna
handen, och nu fragar Jag er, kare
grefve, och dig kare Karl, viljen l
hjelpa mig att knyta dem tillsam-
mans och sa uppfylla mitt Ifs on
skang
ia, ia, Diet villa vi = ropade bada
pa en- gang.
= Ma, laten da hadanefter frid och
vanskap herska mellan Halbau och
Waldstein. Laten Guds barmhertig-
het ofverskyla hvad fadren syndat
och tanken pa, att Diet Ell h0fves
kristna att slagte efter slagte fort
planta f0rgangna tiders skuld. ON
| viljen, sd racken hvarandra ham
derna, och jag skall tacka GuG, att
han latit nina gamla ogon skada
denna dag.
bet uppstod en- liten paus. Eft
ogonblick stirred grefven med sin stolt-
het, men sedan raekts han den andre
sin hand och SADIE: a Jag viii, hr v.
Waldstein! For en- qvinnas skull har
tvisten uppstatt ma Diet forunnas
en- adel qvinna att utpl&na den. Hair
ar min hand, ma Diet hadanefter vara
frid och vanskap mellan oss!
Langsamt men fast lade hr v.
Waldstein sin stora Invita- hand i
~grefvens. Ware Diet sd - SADIE han
enkelt.
- Guds MANN, amenl - tillade
friherrinnan sakta.
Annu en- stund stodo de qvar i all:
varligt samsprak, men grefvens hast
slet otaligt j sina tyglar och stampede
j marken.
Nej, jag maste hem = farvali
SADIE grefven och svangde sig uppi
sadeln.
= Jag hoppas med forsta IA SO or
pa Waldstein ropade hr v. Wald-
stein yanligt efter honom och an
tradde sedan atervagen vid sin tants
sida.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-08
EDITORIAL

An eminent writer has COMPARED
the English colon ization in England
with that of the United States in the
Philippines, and has pointed out the
ia lure OF the latter.
The facts on which he bases his
deduction are of disturbing gravi-
ty.
The results of the colonial policy
of the United States have been di-
sastrous.
The colonies, instead of prospe-
ring, are ruined; instead OF progress
sing, they retrograde.
IN eight years it has been conclu-
sively proved that the most modern
of colonizcrs has adopted line of
policy which has resulted disastrous
ly.
The PHILIPPINES and Porto Rico
furnish convincing evidence of what
We have affirmed.
In the article TO which we refer
nothing is said about Porto Rico:
possibly this is because our Island
has been judged unimportant as a
factor IN the comparison from the m O.
ment the fallacy of our free trade was
pointed out, or because it is con inside
red useless to insist upon the state
of crisis which has been perpetuated
here by the so called new methods.
We know we'll wherein lies the
failure of the political and economic
colonial policy of the United States.
We have pointed it out many tt
mes and we shall continue repeating
it as often as may be necessary.
The fault lies with the congrega-
tion.
AS long as that pestilential plague
exists in the colony, until the Island
is entirely freed form those useless
parasites who compose it, it is was
te of time to talk about a solution of
the problems now confronting us and
to seek and administer remedies.
The congregation is entirely to
blame, it is responsible for every
thing.
How is it possible fora country to
prosper, to progress, under the con
ditions which maintain here? How
can it even be expected that it will
preserve its formed status, if all the
desires, aspirations, ambitions and in
centives are nullihed and kept down
by congregation which commits its
abuses and outrages without limit?
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-08

The evil shadow Of the colony IS
she congregation, that sinistre aqgre-
CATION which has enrolled among us
members the rif-raff Of the continen-
tai bureaucracy.
Those who make study ofco1oniaI
evils, those who compare the svstenx
OF the various colonizing nations and
the prsctises in operation in their
posse ess1ons, ought to know that North
american colonization is a menace of
death, infected as it is by the coutao-
ion of redemptionism which snreafe
Its contamination and propagates its
germs.
Let the Philippines and Porto Rico
be freed from the evil which draoS
them down, from the asphyxiatin0
lniicences OF = tutorship which STILES
them, and we would soon see them
rega ming their past glory, their well
being, the placid and happy life that
belongs to free and prosperous
peoples.
Therefore, while the congregation
continues disrupting our organism
with its viciousness and reckless
ness, while it continues its abu-
ses and believes itself omnipotent
collectively and individually-and
|perpetuates system which is
bound to produce misery and disast
er, It IS useless to hope for success
from any endeavors- even those made
by the national government-to effecs
remedy, so long as the great colo
nlal evil Is not attacked at its source
and the redemptionist congregation
removed.
It is necessary to have done with
that sinistre society in which is found
the most sordid Selfshness and
unmitigated pride; that congregation
of exploitation should be vicwd as q
hostile influence and condemned by
|all in the name Of American prestige
and as menace TO the reputation OF
the great American Republic.
What contrast While England
has inauguratedia regime of prosper
ity IN its colonies, the United States
has destroyed the wealth possessed
by the ones it has acquired.
An Island that once was oDu1ent ID
to day passing through a deep and
painful crisis.
However, the remedy IS we'll
known by all: the congregation must
be done away with.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-08
SANDAL EN- CUBA

Habana, 40 ds Mayo.-El jefe del
hospital de marina de este puerto re
cibi6 6rdenes de Washington de no
permitir la sahda de vie jeros no acli-
m atados para ningdn puerto america
no de-los Estados del Sur.
Esta Sc debi6 la muerte de un
atacsdo de febre amarilla en- IN pue-
bio inmediatO Matanzas. La 6ebre
existi6 allf en- Febrero. pero Ia localidad
ha sido fumigada y saneada y no Sc
ha recibido noticia lie otro case en-
toda la isla
Las autoridades cubanas han deci-
dido establecer cuarentena contra Ala
bama, Misisipi, Luisiana y Texas
partir del as de Mayo, fundandola en-
la presencia de casos sospechosos en-
Nueva Orleans y Ell cue n epidems de
hebre amarillo del afo pasado sc debi6
no haber anunciado oportuna Y prom
tamente 10 presencia de Ia enfermedad
Hoy Sc verified Ia Inauguration del
Presidente Estrada en- presencia del
cuerpo diplomatico, ministries senado-
res, diputados,, jueces, jefes de los de-
partamento de las sociedades econ6mi-
cas-, agricolas y comercioles. No con-
curri6 un solo miembro liberal del
Congreso. FL senor Gaitdn de Ayala.
Ministro de Espana y decano del cuer-
po diplomatico, felicit5 al Presidente
en- nombre de Este.
Al terminsr el senor Estrada su
contestaci6n dijo que hacia f4rvientes
votos por la prosperidad de Espafia v
la felicidad de su augusta soberano.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-08
OPORTU NIDAD

Sc vende TN MOLINO de 81 x Co. doble engranaje ca
tana mayor 10 Ia ntermeda a. diametro
curse de s6da construction fabricado por casa Gail
de Paris; AOLNO de 32 49, doble enganaie dia
metro de la catalina mayor IA de la inermedia a.
motor tpo balancin paraleogramo cndro de yapor
az diametro por " de curse, de construction s6ida IA
6ricado por Ia eAombada constructors de T. Fletcher
London Derb de Inglaterra
Los molinOs actua1mente en- IA
cenda Buena Pfsta, de la Carolina.
Para mas informes dirigirse la capital
S0BRLVOS DE EZQUEaGa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-08
Asistiran i Ia ceremonial
los Reyes de Dinamarca
Ell Kaiser aleman ira & Cristianla

Nueva York, viernes. nes.-Posteriormente sc
anuncia que el Kaiser aleman asistira los
festejos que han de efectuarse en- Cristiania ell
~ del actual con motive de Ia coronaci0n del
Rcy Haakon.
Tambien Sc hallaran en- la capital de No
ruega los principles de Wales y los reyes de Di-
namarCa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-08
SepNelO EspeeIaI del BOIeiIn MercanIn
OABLEGRAMAS.
= gahimete M0ret pEesent6
na dimisi6n aI Rey
Don Alfonso ha rechazado tai renuncia

Nueva. York, viernes- Cablegrafian de
Madrid que el Presidente del CoHsejo de Mi
nistros de Espana don Segismundo Moret es-
dimision del gabinete, pero el Rey Don Al
fonso XIII sc neg6 a aceptar las renuncias
siendo retirada por Moret su petici6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-08
MANUEL PAZ uRDAZ
sNOEArf@

,Registrador de la proriedad sustitutO que
fue IA afos en- Areciho ofrece sus seryicios.
como Notario, en- Arecibo. Baios de Ia casa
n1mero l3, calle de la Cruz, y Sc hace cargo
dc presentar para su inscription en- el Regis
tro Gle Ia propiedad del Distrito remitir
los respectiyos interesados, los dooumentOs
que con tai objeto Sc lie envfan.
ARECIBO. PUERTO RICO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-08
e MDouma" sique en-
ST. energica aCtitud
La pena dc muerte Y ell con-
fiicto agrario resuelto

Nueva York, viernes-Desde San Peters
burgo informan que e "Douma' sigue en- su ac-
titud en6rgica contra el gobierno el Ear, ha-
bicndo aprobado contra la votaci6n de los reac-
cionarios los proyectos de leyes aboliendo la
pena de muerte y solucionando el problema
agrariO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-08
Reina gran entusiasmo
en- e. pueblo norueg0
Sc proponen tributar OvaciOnes.
4 sus sOberanOs

Nueva York viernes.- Los preparativos
que sc efectuan en- la capital Noruega para los
festivales que han de llevarse q cabo el dia ID,
son de gran importancia.
Reina gran entusiasmo en- e pueblo
noruego, que Sc propone tributar ovaciones a
sus queridos soberanos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-08

Todas las misas que Sc digan en- la
Capilla de los Padres Capuchinos
durante este mes 'hasta Ell 4 de Julio,
las 7 y media de la maflana, seran
aplicadas por el eterno descanso de
la cue en- vida fu6 doha Conception
Collazo de Calaf.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-08
Ia coronation de- Rev
HaakOn de Noruega
Sc verificara ell % del actual

Nueva York, viernes.-Dicen de la capi-
tai del RENO de Noruega que el dia 22 del ac-
tual Sc veTifcara la solemne ceremonial de la
coronation del Rey Haakon, que Sc espera
resulten esplendidas las iestas que en- su ho-
nor Sc preparan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-08
Sc ha c0ncedid0 In dis0Iu-
ci6n de las C0rtes
Ell Gabinete cOntinuara en- sus fun
clones

Nueva York viernes-S. NJ ell rey de Es-
pafa ha accedido los deseos del gabinete con.
cedendo la disoluci6n de las Csrtes, que era ell
pretesto usado pCr los miembros del gobicrno
para justihCar su dimisi0n. Una vez lOqrada
la disOlucion del Parlamento actual, seguira
Moret en- cl poder.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-08

Por los colectores de Aguada, Ca
guas, San Lorenzo, Cidra, Ponce y
Naguabo han sido levantados "a en-
bargos despu6s de haberse abonado
las contribuciones que adeudaban
los propietarios de las fincas embar-
gadas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-08

Don Florentino Escatali, jefe de
los practicos del puerto nos ha vista
do esta mafIana para decirnos que 4
los PRACTICES de San Juan no les al
canza responsabilidad alguna por 10
ocurrido con sel Martin Saenz p"
puesto que ellos han de recibir
el aviso del vigfa para prestar d los
buques los servicios que solicitor pa
ra entrar en- Puerto
Y e1 seiIor Escatali nos asegura que
no recibi6 ninguna clase de avisos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-08
Sc ARRIENDA 0 VENDE

UNA FINCA compuesta de $50
cuerdas, terrenos llanos propia para
siembra de cana, chinas Y frutos
memories, situada a seis minutos de
la carretera de Isabella a Aguadilla
tiene excelente aqua potable, casa
vivienda y nlaquinaria antigua para
la fabrication de azdcar.
Informes
Lssts ~. .lX0sSOmace.
Aguadilla, Puerto Rico.