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Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-05-09
3. Of L. E. ASSEMBLE
IN MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE.

Memphis T uu~ May 9-Tae bi-
ennial convention OF the Brotherhood
of Locomotive Engineers opened here
today with an attendance Of more
than six thousand delegates. II is ex-
Iect.d that the convention will last
about four 20 six weeks. !. is ex-
uec-ed that President Roosevelt will
come here tgrm Washington 10 adj
dress The convention or one of the
sessions A highly inter suing pro-
gram has been prepared for The con
yenricu and many matters Of great
importance viii come mp for Clnsid-
GRAFTON. Among the delegates nu
members presenting every state and
terrltON "a he United States, as we'll
as some members from Canada and
MeN.c. The citizens have arranged
d fine program for the entertainment
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-05-09
CONFERENCE OF CHARITIES
and CORRECTIONS
Largest Ever Known in History Of Country,
Delegates Numbering 1000 Grover
Cleveland One Of Leading Speakers.

Philadelphia, Pa, May 9.-The
largest and, it is hoped most success
ful annual convention of the national
conference of Charities and Correc-
tions, ever held in this country will
cpen here this evening at the Acad-
emy Of Music, 10 last eight days
This is the thirty-tnird annual session
of the conference and. Judging from
tn enumber Of delegates who have
arrived here and have registered,
more interest has been taken in the
conference throughout the country
than ever before. Besides the regular
delegates appointed by the governors
Of the various states and territories
many prominent men from all walks
of life are here TO attend the confer
ence and assist in the work by their
counsel and experience.
The citizeps of Philadelphia have
shown great interest in the confer
ence and have made the most elabOr-
ate ARRANGEMENTS for the reception
and entertainment of the delegates
from other parts Cf the country. The
number of delegates who will attend
the conference is roughly estimated
az more than Two thousand. Among
them are many distinguished charity
workers and professional men repre-
aenting every state and territory of
the United States.
The opening session this evening
viii be held In the Academy of Music.
huJ the sectional and general sessions
or the conference will bee held in HOr-
ticultural hall At the meeting this
evening .,N-prpgidaUr CvDvav I1ayp-
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-05-09

voted to addresses cn various topics
bearing upon the subjects of CHARITIES
and corrections.
To facilitate and systematic the
work of the conference, it has been
divided into thirteen sections, which
will hold separate sessions for the
consideration of the various specitl
features, To be considered by the CON
ference. Every phase of charity work
VIII be thoroughly discussed and the
sessions of the various sections have
been so arranged that the delegates
Will be able TO attend nearly all the
meetings.
Among the topics for the consider
alton by the thirteen sections are.
State Supervision and Administra-
tiOu of Charities 80 Care Cf the
Sick Needy Families" Child
Labor Detectives" f" "NeiehborhOOd
Work. Training of Social Work
ers, Immigration; Charitable
Finance" and Statistics"
One of the subjects which will re-
Ceive an extra share Of attention will
be that of Child Labor The ses-
s.Cns of the section for the consider
at.-r OF the training of social work
ers will he attended by students from
the School Of Pbilau hrUphy, Of New
York and the school for Social Work
u.s. Boston. These two schools will
adjourn their sessions to attend the
National Conference Of Charities and
Corrections Students from the Chi
cagO school are also here 20 attend
the conference Besides the regular
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-05-09
ENGLISH SYNDICATE BUYS
CAR LINES IN CITY OF MEXICO.

Great harrington, Mass, Nav o.
f. s. Pearson Of Afford and New York
mas purchased the Consolidated
Street Railway Lines of Mexico City,
foc $6,OO0.O00 Mr.. Pearson repre-
sents an English syndicate, and has
besn elected president OF the com.
pany. He fs now in Mexico City. and
while there will make some Important
changes In the operating plan of the
railway lines, which are considered to
be among the finest of street railway
properties. Mr.. Pearson has pur-
chased four thousand acres cf land
there FOR game preserve and intends
TO keep three thousand sheep. Eng
llsh shepherds will be employed
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-05-09
A NOTED CHARACTER
DIES AT FORT SMtTH

Fort smith, Ark May 9.-R. NJ.
Smoot, who was in a plot TO .ddnap
President Lincoln, and who sold he
boat to John Surratt, which was in
tended 10 convey Lincoln across the
Potomac river died here today 8 the
age cf 73 years. SmOOt was q block.
ade runner during the Civil war. and
was a noted character. He stated to
friends that while he sold the boat
to Surratt for the purpose OF kiduap-
ing Lincoln, and was to have been a
party in the abduction, he knew moth
ing Of The intention 10 kill the pres
lient. which was afterwards dis
ClNsef
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-05-09
ROBBERS RIFLE MAIL CAR
ON CANADIAN PACIFIC

Bellingham, Wash, May "a spe-
cial from Vancouver says: THE I'M
perial limited train was held up on
the main line OF the Canadian Pa
cific near Kamloops. 250 miles from
here, early today. The robbers com.
PEELED the engineer to uncouple the
mail car from the balance of the train
and haul it a mile away, where they
rifed it of registered mail The rob
bers We're under the impression that
the express packages We're in the
mail car, but when they found that
the express was in another car which
they mad left with the remainder of
the train, they had not the nerve 10
go back after it. They slipped away
INTO the hills
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-05-09
Democrats Expect to Find
Much Support on
This Point in
MIDDLE WESTERN STATES
10 Campaign This Fall For
the Election OF Con.
ereSSmen.

Washington. d. c., May 9. - The
present tariff revision debate in
congress was started by the long
democrat, of Illinois, Henry T. Rain
ey of Carrollton. Mr.. Rainey arose
and told things about the watch trust.
He related 10 the house how this tar
ift-nurtured octopus is selling watches
to the people Of London cheaper
than to American citizens. He told
about Mr.. Keene, "of Broadway
lower Broadway was able 10
make money by going abroad, buying
American watches in the open mar
ltet bringing them to New York and
undersellng the trust with it's own
wares
There are strong indications that
the people of the middle west" are
d9ming to be more and more in favor
of a revision of the tariff. The peo-
pie OF Massachusetts are in favor of
a revision which would remove the
duty from hides The far western
states, and notably California, are
quite stand pat" in their sentiments,
and the south, which, by all tradi-
tions, should be against protection, is
becoming more protective in it's sen
o
The marvellous growth of the cotton
manufacturing industry is account
able for this.
A good deal of importance is laid
by the leaders in congress on the re
cent political happenings in Iowa. The
success Of Governor Cummins, who
IS making campaign for a third
term, is regarded as an Endorsement
of the tariff revision issue. Governor
Cummins is a pioneer divisionist the
author of the Iowa idea.
Leslie NJ. Shaw, the present Sec
retary of the Treasury, represents
the opposite of the Iowa idea" But
Secretary Shaw has just been de-
feated in his own congressional dis
frict, the Tenth, on this issue, clearly
made by Governor Cummins. The
convention which indorsed Cummins
declined to indorse Shaw.
Chicago will be the principal head
quarters of the congr5 5ssional cam
paign committees of both parties. As
it is in the middle west that the tar
iff revision sentiment seems to be
strongest and most widespread, it is
in this region that the democrats will
fight hardest to steal republican dis
tricts.
The republicans are looking for
democratic gains. They expect the
present large mapority in the House
of Representatives 10 be reduced by
fifteen or twenty members. They even
go so far as to say that they will not
regret such reduction.
One thing can be stated as a GER
tainty. If the republicans come out
of the impending struggle with a
small majority, President Roosevelt
will summon an extra session of the
SiXtieth congress next March, for the
purpose OF revision.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-05-09
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT GETTING
more ACTIVELY AFTER TRUSTS
IRON KING MINE
IS REPORTED SOLD
sesssssassssssss.

eSS SSSSs SSSSSS .
It is stated On good authority .
5 that the Iron King gold mine in .
. Bland canyon, Cochiti district, 8
. Sandoval county, has been sold =
= tcr $4,000, 70 parties closely .
. connected with the Navajo Gold .
S Mining company. The purchaser .
. is said to be man by the name :
8 of Prichard, and the property .
was purchased by Mr. Prichard 3
upon the expert examination of .
. Percy Barbour engineer for the .
. Navajo Gold Mining company. .
. The property is but short dis .
. tance above the town of Bland. 3
. In Bland canycn, and until the .
. present sale, was the property .
. OF three sisters residing in one of .
= the middle states. q
ssSss sSssSs SSgS
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-05-09
GOULD FALLS
SHORT in THE
TENNIS GAME
Which World Champion
Miles Took From Him
in Four Sets.
REPORT THAT EFFORT TO
Murder Emperor William Was
Made Flatly COntrddicted
By Authorities.
REPORT THAT EFFORT TO

London. May 9.--In the court ten
mis- championship round today. Jay
Gould OF Lakewood, N. j., won the
first set against Eustace n. Miles.
holder of the championship.
But Lost IL Again.
Later; At the Queens club today
after splendid series of victories
over leading British coverted tennis
court experts, Jay Gould went down
before the worlds champion, Eustace
Miles, in the second championship
round, latter winning, 81. The AM
erican champion started splendidiy
and won the first set by a score of
4, but Miles perfect condition
seemed to tell, while Gould papably
tired.
The second round fell easily to
Miles, 6-1. The third set Gould made
a great fight and though the set ul-
tmately fell to Miles, Ga, some of
the best tennis seen here in years was
played in 1t, The fourth set also went
to Miles. 6-3.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-05-09
BILL INTRODUCED TO
REMOVE HIDE DUTY

Special to Evening Citizen.
Washington, May 9-The vice pres
ident presented TO the senate today a
communication from the secretary of
the interior, accompanying the report
Of the commissioners investigation of
the sale of lands belonging to New
Mexico, and which says that congress
alone has power to enforce the condi-
tions of the grant
Representative Brick says: The
house is ready TO do business at any
moment; the senate is delaying action
on the statehood bill"
Representative Sulzer has intro
duced a bill to remove the duty on
hides
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-05-09
IMMENSE MONSTER OF
THE DEED DpnDOa

Washington, d. c., May 9-The
construction bureau of the navy is
willing to undertake to build the Le-
vithian, a 20,000-ton battleship, pro
vided for in the pending naval ap-
preparation bill, and feels sure they
can execute the task with reasonable
dispatch and at "a minimum cost.
Careful estimate limits the time of
construction to forty-eight months,
and the cost to, S10,0OO.O0O.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-05-09
TURK MAKING READY TO
SUBMIT TO DEMANDS.

Constantinople, May 9.--Frequent
conferences have been held during the
last few days between members of the
cabinet in connection with the Anglo
Turkish dispute. The general opinion
is that Turkish troops will evacuate
Tabah before the British ultimatum
expires.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-05-09
SERIOUS ILLNESS OF
SENATOR a. p GORMAN

Washington, D. c., May 9.--Sena-
tor Arthur p. German, of Maryland,
is critically i'll at his home in this
city. He has not been at the senate
for many months, and during the last
few days has had severe sinking
spells. His sickness began with the
grip and has been complicated by
several ailments.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-05-09
Strong British Fleet.

Athens, May "a British fleet.
consisting of twenty-one warships, is
lying at Piraeus, with steam up. It
VIII be further augmented today by
the arrival of the second-class squad
ron, commanded by Rear Admiral
Prince Louis, of Battenburg, which
last November was in American
waters.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-05-09
NOT TRUE THERE WAS
SCHEME TO KILL WILLIAM

London, May "a dispatch to Cen
tral News from Berlin says that five
anarchists charged with high treason
were arrested near Metz. The men
mad explosives and a quantity of dy-
Mantle was found near the imperial
palace where Emperor William is ex-
pected to arrive tomorrow
Later: The alleged discovery of
plot to kill the emperor is wholly un-
true.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-05-09
PhlIadeIphia Flrm eankrupt.

Philadelphia. Pa. May 9.-The
brokerage firm of Harrison. Snyder &
Co, announced today that defalcations
amounting TO at least 100000 had
been committed by Edwin S. Green
field, a confidential clerk His specu-
lations have been going on for six
years. Greenfield is under surveil-
lance. The firm today filed a petition
of bankruptcy
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-05-09
GOVERNMENT NOW AFTER
CATTLEMEN IN EARNEST.

Omaha, Neh May BY an order
issued by Judge Munger, twenty-five
cattlemeu are given five days i'm
which r0 remove JAcir unlawful
fences from government domain, af-
ter watch United states Marshal
Warner is ordered 10 pull them down
and destroy improvements belonging
10 the cattlemeu The cartlemen are
permanently enjoine5 from construct
ing fences upon rhe public domain.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-05-09

ChiC--o May -Cattle-Receipts
--.0,u. market STEADY TO Zoe lower:
1eeyes S4G625: COWS and he.fers.
SlS5H525: stockers ana feeders. s3@
O., Texans, S3.S04475i calves. $40
COS.
neep-ReCeipts 10000: market
strong; sheep. 34055Q; lambs, s465
475Q.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-05-09
TRUST COMPANY
CLOSES ITS DOORS

Pittsburg. Pa, May 9.-The Colum-
bia Savings & Trust company of this
city closed its doors today by order of
the commissioner of banking.
The capital is $145.000 deposits
S20O0O0; loans $4,000.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-05-09
So That Panorama Views
Be Had of Wrecked
San Francisco.
DAMAGE TO SHIPPING WAS
Greater Than at First Sup.
posed Is Report Of the
Underwriters.

San Francisco, Cal, May 9.-The
signal corps OF the United States
army is photographing San Francisco
ruins from balloons. A series of pic
lures are being taken to be kept on
file by the war department in Wash
ington. Several hundred pictures
have already been taken of different
buildings, and an order has been sent
for three balloons so that a complete
panoramic picture Of the city can be
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-05-09
Veteran editor Dead

ST. Paul, Mimi May 9--T ssph
Wheelock, editor in chief of the Plo-
neer Press Of this city. died here to-
day He had been I'm III health for
several years. He was born tu 1884
and came 10 this city i'm 1850
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-05-09
NOMINATIONS SENT BY
PRESIDENT TO SENATE

Washington, D. c., May 9.-The
president today sent the following
nominations TO the senate:
Postmaster in Texas-W. w. Ma
gle, Denison; G. w. Hill, Saratoga.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-05-09
Was of Foreign Affairs
and No Particulars
Are Given.
THE BRITISH HAVE Fl SHIPS
At Piraus Ready for Trouble
With the Sultan of
Turkey.

Washington. May 9.-Mr Coream,
Niearagqan minister, today received a
cablegram stating that Adolfo Attain
orano, Nicaraguan minister of foreign
affairs, had been assassinated.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-05-09
New York Money Market.

New York, MAJ 9-NOney on cali
steady, ar 3@04'a per cent; prime
mercantile paper 3La as per cent.
Bar silver, G7c.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-05-09

of .ha visiting delegates and a large
sum oi money has been subscribed 20
cover the cost of enter aiming the
visitors.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-05-09
Damage to Vessels.

The survey by underwriters at the
Union Iron Works shows the damage
to vessels by the earthquake to be
considerably more than was supposed.
Two 200-foot freighters, Mexican and
Columbian, in course of construction
for the Americal- Hawaiian steam
ship company, were found forward in
their cradles, and damaged about $15,-
900 each. The Hartman steamship,
Columbia, on dry dock, was thrown on
one side. wrecking that side, wreck
ing the dock and damaging the vessel
about 100000. The Columbia and
dock later sank and have not yet been
recovered. A pair of heavy shears fell
on the City of Puebla, inflicting dam
age to the extent of about $4,000.
St. Louis Wool Market.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-11-16

recer, Y en- clio deben poner en-
pefo las autoridades sanitarias
para que Sc sepa ST es indispen-
sable. aunque para clio sea pre-
clso recurrir a los mayores sa-
crifcios, la obra del alcantarilla-
do de Santurce Y Puerta dc
TERRA, como una medida de
necesario saneamiento de San
Juan y de garantia para la sa
lud pdblica.
Desde luego puede afrmarse
que el informe de las autorida-
des en- la materia, habr1a de
coincidir con la opinion genera
lizada acerca del particular. va
que esta sc funda en- comproba-
das experiencias y en demos
traciones evidentes.
Sometemos q la considera-
cion del gobierno el examen de
esta important1sima question de
innegable interes del p1blico.
En- concepto nuestro, debe ser
el primero de los cuidados MT
nicipales, Ell estudio del impor-
tante y trascendental problema
del sanea miento dc esos popu-
losos barrios de San Juan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-11-16

aguas han venido a participarnos 81
Iconformidad con nuestras conclusio-
fles que estan de acuerdo con sus OBJ
serva clones clfnicaS.
Aunque ell colibacilo sc encaen
ira distribuido muy extensamente en-
la naturaleza y Sc halle veces en-
las aguas puras sin que clio indique
contamination con matcrias fecales,
estos bacilos cxisten noraalmente
en- muy pequeflo n1mero, va los
autoreS al tratar este aSunto sefla
Ian esta di6cultad para que Ell peri
to no cometa error de informe por
datos ficticios. Estes autores al ha-
blar de la cantidad relativa que pue-
de admitirse de colibacilos en- una
aqua buen2. afrma 10 que sigue
"El aqua contaminada con las in
mundicias de las cloacas en- proper
clon de q 100, 900 81 sc guarda por
IN termino de dos meses, podra en-
|contrarse Ell baci1o al hacer las prue.
bas con 200 cent1metros ctbicos del
aqua para los cultivos. Por 10 tanto
adn1ten que cuando las 2guas de-
muestran tener Ell co1ibacilo en- las
|pruebas que Sc hagan con 200 cen
tlmetros cdbicos de aqua en- cada
slembra. Sc puede dcclarar contami-
nada. Pakes supone que toda aqua
que no proceda de manantia1es Sc
.podra considerar como buena, STEM
pre- que en- cantidades memories de
100 cent1metros ct1bicos no Sc en-
Cuentre e1 col ibaCi1O.
En- las experiencias 1levadas ca DO
por nosotros Sc ha encontrado el CO.
llbacllo en- vol1menes tan pequenos
de aqua que ha respondido a la can
tldad de medic cent1metro ctlbico.
No es POGO probable como deia-
mos dicho, que las aguas tengan en-
su seno otra bacteria asociada al CO.
libacilo, por 10 tanto, Ell Laboratorio
seguira sus investigaciones hasta
determinar en- defnitivo 81 es segura
tai association.
espetHosamente,
Rafael del Yale.
Director del Laboratorio. ;"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-11-16
Personal

Sc eneuentra en- San Juan desde
hace muchos dfas Ell joven don Ra-
mon Flores, acreditado comercian-
te de la villa de Aibonito.
Igualmente Sc halla entire nosotros
don Arturo Cort6s propietario Y CO.
merciante de Manatf
Deseamos a las dos distinguidos
seflores una grata esancia en- San
Juan, donde cuenfan con bucnos v
numerosos amigos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-11-16
u N vi 6 N s AJE
Al PRESlRfNTE ROOSEVELT
LA PROTECTION AL CAFE
UNA CIRCULAR DEL BaNC0 RGRlCOla
Al PRESIRfNTE RNSFTEi
LA PROTECTION AL CAFE

Por e1 vapor de esta tarde seran
envlados a los senores que Sc citan
4 continuation, una copia traducida
al espaflol del mensaje que lie sera
preseatado al Presidente Roosevelt,
pidiendo la protection para el cafe,
una circular del Banco Agr1cola, y
varios pliegos en- blanco para reco-
ger firmas de los agricultores y CO
merciantes de cafe que han de suscri-
bir el mensaje expresado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-11-16

aeDcTdn ser deVueltOS al Directories
rente del Banco Agrfcola, 10 mas
tardar, el dfa veintc.
lncluimos continuation Ia list,
de los sefIores, 8 casas mercantiIee
que han sido designados en- cada To-
calldad, para recoger @as frmas del
lmensaje, q fin de que todas las Der
sonas que deban suscribir1o puedan
Idirigirse los encargados de llenar
tan lmportante comision.
He aqu1 la relacion:
Rio Piedras, Sucesores de Perez
hermanos Y Juan Calocs
Caguas, Doctor Manuel Gimenez
Cruz y Ramon QuifIones Cabezudo
Cayey, NJ Otero & c. Manuel
Muf1oz Gallart.
Aibonito, Manael Pont Zayas y Fe
derico Degetau.
Coamo, Santiago hermanos Y Pa
|salacqua hermanos & c..
Juana Diaz, Hector Santi + r
Pacheco.
Ponce, Camara de Comercio Crf
ditto y Ahorro Ponceflo.
Yauco, Sucesores de Casta6er y
Mariani hermanos.
Santa Isabel, Esteban Canevaro y
Rodriguez hijos.
Salinas, Vicente Antonetti y Ma
nuel Gonzalez.
to Bird.
Arroyo, A. Hartmann & c. Suce,
sores A. 7. Alcaide.
Patillas, De Mari hermanos y S1-
cesores Arturo Rcci.
Maunabo, Luis Riefkoieb Suce-
sores ]. NJ. Ortiz.
Yabucoa, Mendez hcrmanos An
tonic Garcia Cintr6n.
Humacao, Beltran hermanos y An
tonic Lopez Cuadra.
Naguabo, Juan R. Carrot y Faus-
tino Fuertes.
Fajardo, Vidal hermanos & ca
Manuel NJ, BaraIt.
Luquillo, Coca hermanos & Ca v
Manuel Malta.
Rio Grande, Alfredo de la Cruz
Felipe Rivera Correa.
Carolina, Ramon H. Delgado
doctor Clemente Fernandez.
Bayam6n, San Miguel hermanos y
Katael ab1dn.
Dorado, Salgado Perez y Manuel
Melendez.
Toa Alta, Rafael Nogueras Ma
nuel Perez.
Toa a. Baja, Jose Nevares y Juan
Fonalleda.
Vega Baja, Arturo Guerra.
Manatl, Cortes hermanos & c. v
C1emente Ramirez.
Barceloneta. Balseiro, Giorgetti
Fernando Suria
Arecibo, Sucesores Ruiz & c.
G. Ledesma & Ca.
Utuado, Sucesores Rius &z Ca
Eduardo Artau.
Hatillo, R MILAN.
Camuy, Laurentino Estrella.
Quebradillas, Juan Avila y Garcia
hermanos.
Isabella, Quevedo hermanos.
Aguadilla, Sanders Philippi & ca.
y Yumet & Ca.
Aguada, Emiliano Ruiz.
Rincon, Dom ingo Raffucci.
Aflasco: Vicente Barletta Y Rafael
Arrillaga.
! Mayagiiez, Manuel Grana J Tomas
Quii1ones.
San German: Tomas Vivoni Fran
cisco Lagarde.
Cabo Rojo: Jose S. Suris Cardona
y Jose A. Ortiz.
Sabana Crande: Julio r. Castillo v
Damian Hermanos.
GALES: Successor F. Pintnelis Y Ga. v
Francisco Coira.
Morovis: Candido Cerrada y Pedro
] Rivera.
Corozal: Valiente y ca. Dr.. Acis-
clio Bou.
Barros: Arroyo y Gutierrez Y lose
Coll Cuch1.
! Adjuntas: Enrique soriega y DR..
Caballero.
Barranquitas: Nicolas Santini Y
Ubald1no Font.
Cidra Gandara Troncoso.
Aguas Buenas: Caballero y Munoz
y Delgado y Diaz.
San Lorenzo: Bautista Viso, Loren
20 y Hermanos y Selle y Sobrinos.
Nayanjito: Andr6z G6nzalez Cintr6n
y Carmona.
Comerfo: Cobian RODRIGUEZ y So
lares.
Moca: Vda de Pagan.
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