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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-16

Aver tarde telegraf6 desde Areci-
DO el captain Cabrera 10 que copia-
mos:
2,675 peones trabajan hoy sm no
vedad, haciendas muelen noche dia
y trabajos de campo Sc hacea sin
interruption.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-16

Las muestras mas elegantes y ar
tisticas para marcar y bordar Sc ha-
liam de venta en- el BOLETIN.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-16

Con motive de que Ia Banda de Il
Policia Insular asistira 4 Ia process ion
de Corpus, Ia retreta de Ia noche de
mafana dara comienzo las 81 v
terminara las EoK.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-16

Sc espera que maflana por Z noche
regresen de su excursion 4 Ponce los
senores Falkner y Ayres.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-16

FL precio de eada Inca de edictos
judiciales publicados' tres veces en-.
Ell BOLETIN, vale solamente : centa-
yes. OtTas publicaciones cobran 10
yI5.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-16

Boquillas de ambar, 1ltirzos ca
prichosos modelos de Berlin Tiena
De venta en el BOLETIN.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-16
IN BUEM nEGOcIO

Sc venden dos casas en- Santurce
y una tienda en- una de elias.
Informaran B. Franco. Apartado
865. San Juan, 6 calle de Ia Union
Santurce.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-16

El gobernador nombr6 esga mana
ma para formar parte de Ia Comisior
dc anernia de Puerto Rico, los doc
torres senores Sein, Gutierrez y Con
zalez Martinez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-16

PRENSAS DE COPIAR.-Los mo-
delos mas perfectos y baratos. De
lventa en- el BOLETIN
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-16

lnteresa a los comerc Iantes Ia ad-
quisicion de la ley de quiebras que
rige actualmente en- la isla. De ven-
Ia en- el BOLETIN.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-16

Sc VENDE EN- SANTURCE una
casa con IN gran solar. Tambitn Sc
venden varios solares. Para lnfor-
mes, Ietuan 10, bajos, izquierda.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-16

Por los colectores de Lares e.
muy han sldo levantados p embar
gos sobre hnca urbanas V risticas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-16

Ell Departamento de Sanidad ha
multado los dueflos de la Central
de Juncos por no cumplir disposicio-
mes de la superintendent.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-16

FL Inspector de las escuelas de
Bayam6n, Mr.. Wood, Sc encoutraba
hoy en- San Juan
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-16

que sc detallan en- almacenes, lis
sigtlientes precios m/m
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-16

soBRE DOMINIC DE UNA FINcA RusTIcA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-16
HDICIO
En- ia C0RPB DE- DISqRIT0
DEL DISTRITO JUDICIAL DE- HUHlCAO, Pr.
Estados, UnidoS lie America.
E Presidente SIS.
de los Estados Unidos.
EX-PARTE,
Carmen DAyila Geige

Carmen Davila Geigel
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-15

There was a saying which originated Ia the Creek
Trojan war wise man d ihe latter forces ORIGINATED
saying which has come down to onr slmea--"neware
of the Greeks bearing glla" The neglect q this advice
loaf Troy ana a neglect 81 q nt this time may cause
"a iosa az New Mexico % the republican party.
The democrats, who as a party nave lain aofmth'
for many years showing Indication % political ire
have h AZ once reared their front apd donned the pa
hnimonts % war Why this reauscltationl Why iha
ranava Of rfo7 Why this evident hope Of doing some
thing In the couiius campaisn2 The answer g. easy
pof some time tho democratic papers Of she tefrl-
tory aided by traitors 10 our own ranks nave NOT on
taaa attacking eYeryhhr republican in The territory
and snelna right and left their beioung auth OF de-
nuncatiou but they have inslduouay and peraisteny
tried 10 create the impression of dscofd Ia the repup
Ican ranka This has been thair unceasng ehor ever
iosa fh ona 81 Governor Oteros administration Their
assertions on thls point have been equally violent I'M
truthful and continuous.
nov they are carrying out ihe same program. when
tko action Of the governor in matters does noi
rean 10 meet the approved of OF the party. Nov
they come bearing gifta Their aduiations Of The GOV
cfnor are overwhelmingly Hycophanic WY DO they
love TIE governor more or hate nc republican p-l5
lonsg ~ no mauhcr of means, Their tAe ana oh4
purpoac 20 produce IL possible he split IN the rcpub-
caa party ,hey have 50 long been affirming and pr'uo-
ing.
VIII they succoedg Certainly not There "a not ana
there via not DO any split beweea she republics party
ana me eoyeFnor IN tho republican party Itself Al
souio unity OF opinion h any party can not % had put
there be unity 81 acon II minor diuerencea ahohu
arise they VIII un utiuotu NNNif tN'hhihh f'ttN'r'
has 10 far appeared nor Is t likely that sueh viii dark
en the horizon. Now Mezico has been TOO Immensely
benefited by republican government az home and Ia me
nation 20 at any minor matters produce aerons dis
turbanco The democrats and certain republicans Tor
revenue only may continue their efforts to drive ais
fupng wedge Into the republican party IN this territory
bat their labors will be Ia vain The people are 700 wise
10 allow any opportunity for success IN New Mexico %
The party OF free sheep free wool free cattle and FREQ
hides The people know "their tricks and their man
uars" and an enemy revealed Is an enemy nos to be
feared
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-15
LAST or TIE BULLETINS


Santa ". Sept lo-domc showers occurred dui-
ina lho week 5ut as a rule they wefe light and largely
local In character Many stations received but aprn-
kic and only one an amonnt in excess Of ona Inch.
There has teou gradual aud perceplibq decrease ia
the showers the last two woeks and many stations are
needing Mere moisture Temperature conditions have
ooatlnued practically normal Cool nights and rather
warm days have toen the rule Az santa re the aver
aee tempoaluse o the week exceeded the normal about
two degrees a day while a III Paa0 deficiency Of
about degree day occurred light frost was 70
parted ct some u the higher northern stations the
mofning Of tho ith. The season Is now 90 iar adj
rancod aud has boen uniformly favorable 90 an
branches of industry that h does not appear 20 De nee
uaaary 10 continue those weekly bulletins lonser This
wl therefore, close tho season Of 1905, says chas -
finney. section director.
fa pss0. rexas-- United states Weather Bufeau-The
temperature oi the week wcraged u.s. degroea or q
iittie more than degree day below The normal The
highest 92 degrees and she lowest 5S degrees
AbuQucfqno-PiU Ross-rhe week was gcaerally
fair with cooler nighs The temperature falling % 40
degrees Tuesday morning. Several days wefa Eastiy
cloudy and rain occurred che "a and ad amounting 20
006 inch
Santa Fe-Unied States Weather Burosu-sovorai
light showers occurred durhg the reek but the total
precipitation ony amounted Ola in,h The tompera
lura averaged Ga degrees about two degrees a DAY
ire normal The highest 20 degrees and thu
lowest was a. dogrcoa
Iaa veeas--W1lllam Curllas Balley-iight showers
she two days OF the week amounted to GAS inch.
Several additional days partly cloudy Rather low
night lompetufos prevailed The average temperature
Cor the week amounting % oa degrees TINS highest was
ss degrees and the lowest was 80 degrees
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-15
ain PREDICTING FAILURE

Colonel Alien r. Bird managing editor OF the Mo-
gales Aria. Oass a southern Pacific train the other
dag. ensaged IN conversation with a citizen OF Douglas,
Aria The Douglas man said; u a Roosevelt DEM
oCrat and shall vote for statehood because want 20
vote Tor Roosevelt Tor president 10 1903" He also
ayorrod 10 Colonel Bird his belief that 20 per OF
ino votcu Of Douglas viii vote Tor statehood
Douglas is town absolutely made BY the Phelpa.
Dodge railway and mining Interests n "a Ia the south-
part Of that territory where railroad and
corporations and where there are scarcely
any oer Interests Il Ii where the anti idlnture element
ID most promnenl, vindctve overlapping ana generally
oxasperatlng Yet according to thia c,sen Of Douglas,
fully onofourh Of the OF that town IN favor
o. statehood.
Stil ~ have " Nov Mexico certain sef-cAlled adj
vocatca Of Joint statehood who unceaangy decaF.
Ing that there "a no hope OF Arzonas acceptance OF
ionturo thus throwing cold water the efforts OF the
noble band OF slatebudera Ia that territory and aiding
the utmost Of their influence Ia the minmising Of
Naw Monioo'a majority for che Hamilton bill. Out upon
suoh wolves In Sleeps clothing II they are against
statehood e, them have tho courage OF their eonvlc-
lions and say Let them out aud hght Il IN the
open. Otherwise let them % botTay the cause
with Judas hlsa SO effort ever aided or encour-
aged by the eternal whining OF s protested froads that
not succeed. that is pre-doomed 20 failure Con-
hdouco h two-thirds Of the fighting force Ia any ana
an kinds Of eudoavOr
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-15
FOR GOOD ROADS

Is well that the Good Roads convention win meet
n this ,aty during the fair; for II there Is city 10 the
territory Whiel needs DO impressed With the import
anco OF good communication with as adjacent ana triD-
gary surrounding country the Duke City can claim that
distinction. II ~ TO be hoped that the committee "a
charge win see that the visiting rondsters DO not drive
out OF town. especially the Los Lunas road-the one
which goes down the east side Of the river Why nots
Because almost within the city limits that road has long
been q disgrace 20 both the city and the county.
During the rainy season Il vas under water and 20
deeply under that travel impossible Private prop
ory had 20 give access from dry land 20 dry land But
this h the least OF n 3mplainia. Along this stretch
OF road there has boon ade dumping ground for city
aith cans garbage dead animals and other offensive
substances lnlag the way and even impinglng upon
what ought 70 be a read bed This writer knows what
10 talking about private business has caused
him 20 take number o. trips down that road during the
Inst four months. As AZ the water began 70 sub
side the 9Th began 20 operate The result was that
anais flies mosquitoes and greater congomeraton OF
maodorous ofuva began 10 prevail than Cologne ever
knew though that German town was once said ~ have
sovenfy-nyo distinct and separate atna. each worse
thon any other
The Citizen wonders why TIE city permits s nlth
to be dumped under lts back window, "a obstruction %
OF important arteries OF trado, and Il wou-
ders why the county commissioners allow such 20 Dc
done by the negligence OF the city.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-15
DEMOCRATS ZOE STATEHOOD

Tho dom6crauo county convention ior San Miguo
met Saturday IN las Vegas There were two excellent
resolutions being 50 subject matter passed BY that
convention The remainder of the resolutions however
read Ike fchaah from former editorials OF Ia Vm del
Pueblo The good ones we're these.
Third that we extend % the people OF Arzopa the
right hand o. Fellowship and them that che ieope
Of Nov Mexico are ready 70 cooperate with them With
out reference 20 party ties, Ia spirit OF patriotism for
che good of both TERRITORIES and for the upbuldng OF
great state with representatives M congress wisely dts
trhuod Tor he advocacy only OF the Interests OF an
he states but especially lor the rights aud special inter-
ei3 OF use great souihwet and invite the co-Opcra.
uon oi the people Of Arizona the formation OF strong
and active statehood party On both territories 10 work
together % carry out successfully the provisions az the
recent act OF congress
Fourth, that we favor TIE appointment by the ter
niorla democratic convention % Representative com.
mtco. Co cooperate with like representative commit
Toe 10 be appointed by Arizona 20 work together for
present admission into the union as one single state
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-15
NATuRAL CONVENTION CITY

Anyone looking over tao list 81 coming events o.
puhilshed IN The Cltizen wuud be convinced that AL
buquerquo q the convention city Of Che territory This
a Il should be- and would naturally e2p2ot
Albuquerque Is the largest and most city-like town
IA the two territories OF New Mexico and Arizona 10 IA
tho most centrally located town A this territory and
the easiest Of access from an parts Of New Mozca
aud many parts OF Arizona. IL facilities for the care
Of crowds of visitors are superior 20 those OF other
place n the two teriroiea fully eauallng those Of 81
Paa0 while the climatic conditions inhuitey aurpasf
those o. the border city Of the Rio Grande. The Citizen
then. repeats ts statement that the popularity OF Al
buquerque convention city q bat the result OF the
natural ntncba Of thinFs.
But Il Is time that this city add nature effort
10 innate advantages There many other gatherings
which, BY Wise direction os eudsavor could be brought
% this city Tho Citizen viii not earmerate them n
thia tma the present purpose being merely cali the
attentloR Qt Ahuquefqueaus 70 whs their city has al
ready accomplished along this line aud 10 indicate what
may b. done when the people get ready 20 attempt aFg
things
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-15
THE STOCK MARKET

According 10 Henry CLOVIS LAST week Witnessed IA
Rev York oxorbilant rates Tor money, and he thinks
che end m ng n sight, &c bases tha view on the facts
that ihe country "a JUST entering on porod o unusual
llado activity wen upon Che moving Of the oonn-
iFy's enormous that there demands and the
surplus reserve Of che New York banks only g2 900
lie nadds Thar the reserve showing would be much
wpuo wero q NOT that manipulation conceals the real
facts for the reserve maintained only by an ai.
nca contraction of over $1,000 IN loans ana an IN
Grease Of our borrowing from Europe
That unddr such conditions The leaders OF the slech
exchange seem bent on forcing an active BUN cam.
palsn be attributes 90 the desire OF the ia
headers TO lessen their holdings and 10 distribute thom
while the public IA tempe hy prospects ol Increased
returns" Ills conclusion or tho whole matter IL etha,
me hig hOldew are gIaduay selling and that stocks are
steadily lqhglng FROM strong into weaker hands"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-15
GOOD. SOUND DOCTRINE

Delegate W. H. kndrowa has pending Ia congress q
bill relieve Santa Fe county Of ts crushing railroad
bonded indebtedness. Efegy taxpayer "a this couny
knows that the lifting o. this burden would send Santa
- county ahead IN wealth and population rapidly
that even San Miguel and Bemalo counties would haze
10 look their purea IN that direction II there IL one
thing that has kept the city Of Santa Fe from being the
metropolis well the capital Of this territory e u
the blight and the growing shadow Of that indeb
ednca8 Delegate Andrews oaiOya 20 greater degree
than any other territorial delegate before him, not only
the friendship OF the president and Speaker Cannon, but
Of leading senators and has backing him the large PenE
syvania delegation. Under these circumstances there
s great hope chat the bll will pass n not at the short
session. then upon relhroduct0n Ia the hrs session Of
the Gxtloth congreas. IL tha be taking selfish view
there other good why every vote IN Santa F
county should be this fall for the recollection Of Dell
egaio W. H. AndroWs The extinguiahment OF s rail
Foao beaded indebtedness however would mean more
for Santa Re county than does public building Al
bnquesQue and yet q "a certain that Bernao county
win almost unanimously vote Cor the recollection Of Del-
ezato Andrews mainly because he secured public
building Cor the Duke City Certainly Santa Re county
ought 20 do esb.-Now Mexican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-15
CERTIFICATES GRANTED
TO MANY TEACHERS
AZ tho Recent Meeting Of tho
Territorial Board Of
Education.
ScHooLLAwsAR ARE DISCUSSED
increase In Attendance al Terri
t0rlal Institutions Gratifying
70 Educators.

no deaniio conclusion On regard 70
proposed changes in the Territorial
school laws was reached by che ter
ritofial board oi education before q
adjourned last Saturday The matter
was the object OF informal discussion
Tor several hours. during which time
che members expressed their opinion
and 10 was finally referred % a CONE
mittcc. This committee consists Of
Prof Hiram Hgdley, superintendent
Of public instruction. Prof W. q
Tight, president % the unive,ssty Of
New Mexico, and Prof Luther Foster
president nf the New Mexicn Cullegt
Of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts.
without exception whore thc
schools and colleges represented have
already been opened the heads Of
these Institutions reported a largely
Increased attendance. Prof Tight Of
the university stated tho onr0llmGn,
at that institution this year 10 larger
than ever and the matter 81 eCcom
modatlons Is developing into sori.
GUS problem. Prof Foster 81 the Coli
iego of Agriculture and Mechanic
Arts said that there has been a nota-
bic increase 10 young women studeall
az that school. The New Mexico Nor
NAL university az las Vegas reopous
for the fall term ihis week and u d
expected that the enrolment viii also
show a gain over last term
Following Is complete list % The
applicants who we're granted torrltOr-
iai teachers certificates and the time
limit specified
Annie r.. Aiken. East las Vegas
ave years certificate.
Raymond Edwin Cottingham. R0s-
well, Ave years certificate granted
condltiOnelly.
/. Loyola Dillon, East Las Vegas
ave years certificate.
Hlpda Barry Eskridgo. Carlsbad
ave years certificate.
George Leonard Guy. East Las We
gas, ave years certificate.
Ella y. Miller Santa Fe. Ave years
certificate
Paul A. Maroclllno. socorro. lifs
certificate
winlfrod Martin. silver City, ave
years certificate
Phyllis Leo Nlsbet. Roswell, ave
years certificate.
Clayton William Pugh. Portales, nvo
years certificate
Barbara. Ra'thol. Domins. Ave
years certificate.
A. ). Smith. AlamoEordo, Ave years
certificate.
MIRA Matte Smith. Alamogordo,
ave years certificate.
Ethel Mas dcott, Rolla, Mo, Eve
years' certificate.
Etta Lee Shepherd. Alan. 1g0rdo,
i've years certificate.
Emma Phillips Swickard. Carlsbad,
Eve years certificate.
John n. Vaughn, Roswell, ave
years certificate.
Rose woodward Superior. Wis.l
passed Tor present, data being Insult
hcient
Mrs. Matte smith and A. j. Smith
.of Alamogordo would have been
awarded life certificates hni Tor the
fact that the time spent ia teaching
Ia New Mexico has not been LONG
enough 10 warrant Il.
Paul A. Marcellino of SOcQrrO, whQ
was the only applicant granted a lie
certificate was educated "a Italy, hay-
Ing graduated Ia academic and magis.
trial courses az Suaa, italy. and In q
normal course az pegner0l, Italy.
Tho committee having In charge che
revision Of the school laws will report
tho changes agreed upon AZ the next
quarterly meeting Of the board Ia De-
.ccmber.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-15
SERIOUSLY HURT ~
AN OUTLAW STEER

Last Tuesday while rounding up
steers on tho Beaseley range, VIII
AXE and a son Of Sir. Boaseley ran
across an outlaw steer that they had
been trying 20 get out OF the noun
tain for several years but never able
20 catch, says the las Cruces Ropub-
ilcan. They roped the steer aud while
on the way 20 the ranch ran another
steer which was also roped and the
two tied together, They got into q
narrow pass and It being too narrow
for both steers 20 walk side By side,
they decided 20 turn the cattle loose
and drive thom down. Axe got on
bis horse and undl9 the rope. AZ soon
as l0osened the steer started for AXE
who ran for his horse. lie foll and
tho steer caught him before DO could
get out OF the way. One horn pene-
trated the reoium and probably cut
the lniestines. The steer caught him
again and pitched him about ten feet
away ON the rocks. BY this time
young neaaeley who was also on hts
horse and a little ways away, got hla
rife aud killed the steer. DR. Field
was sent for; he did what no could
bat says that II Is hard to tell Just
what the result will be-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-15
IA LARGE AND AWkwARpLY
aAhnER raHMT


Al the democratic caucus held the
other night a. Mc0rath's store, ~. ..
McOratht. 3. Owens. y. u. Miller anu
l. A. Wood we're elected delegates 70
attend toe county convention 10 De
held IN Silver City. The following
resolution was offered and adopted;
Whereas, II has been demonstrated
In Now Mexico that small counties
can DO more economically managed
than larger counties; ana
Whereas, Grant county rs one % the
largest ana most awkwardiy shaped
counties IN the terriioryi therefore,
be Il
Resolved THAI iu the opinion of the
democratic electors Of Lordshurg, mo
time has come whom this county
should DO dlyldedi and be e further
Resolved. THAT the delegates elect
cd at thls primary bo instructed TO
urge the passage OF a resolution by
tho Grant county democratic conYen.
tion urging tho dlYlalon oi the county
and setting Of a new county south
and woal of the Burro mountains. the
new county 10 assume iia proportion
ate share Of the bonded debt Of Grant
county
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-15
EVENING COURSES FOR
HAgf tgaN rMnl

The University OF Chicago win open
on O0tober / Ia the Grand Central sta.
ton az ChlcafO evening courses On rail.
cover the ioliowing' Railway condi.
me operation OF the freight service,
signaling and train service. the mo.
live power department railway ter.
mlnais, railway location and conGiruc.
tlOn. railway auditing, statistics and
their Application % railway business.
railway nnante. the development end
prsout position OF Che American Rail.
Way system. railway law governments
al regulation of railways and the 10.
.larons Of the railways and their en-
ployes
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-15

Finy-az years ago last sunday Ncs Mexico Waa
organized a territory and st We are without sate-
hood How SHY then, % o. for any say that state
hood by Wight and wo viii get Il pretty soon now
No only refuse iolniure n cling from ua the o0or
OF Tor statehood with Arizona the probabilities
all ero that 1882 o. hity-uS years more win sti ma
us territory
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-15

one can not grow old IN this day and country wtL-
out realizing that there few thinea he have
ne would WISH The height Of the philosophy Of cou-
tenn Is 90 make the best Of bad bargain and q you
can not get what you want make the OF what you
can set or the irlshman expressed q "ne asy now,
and you can't DO aay be asy you can" u
evident that tho crop OF GundoWors and weeds which
decorate many OF the vacant lots n the city win no
be reapod before the fair The Cson accepts the nev
liable, but 4 auggesa that he cts have number az
slgng painted one 10 be- placed each side OF every
abundant patch OF weeds and sunhowors 90 us TO be
seen ~ every panaerby, and each sign 10 boar the
words Behold a demonstration Of dry farming 10 the
Albuquerque valley