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FOR a building lot located in the Northwest
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WAN ED-Experiepce night manager; sal
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-05-05
La information de aver
en- ell Juzgado de Paz

Ampliando 10 que decfamos aver
sobre la declaration iurada prestada
por ell guardia de Females Tuan Cor
dova, ante el Juez de Paz senior Ba-
zan, acerca del ruidoso proceso Do
nes, manifestaremos que el senior
Savage. Assistant Attorney, que asis-
to al acto por citaci6n que lie diriqie-
ra el seflor Guzm4n Benftez. abopa
do de DoneS, Sc retro antes de Co
menzar Ell eXamen de aquel testigo.
I'll senor Savage aleg6 que en- la off
Gina del Attorney no existia ninguna
investigator pendiente sobre el ca
SO dc DoneS y que no lie interesaba
por tanto, la information que iba 4
practicarse. Dicho lofcual Sc retro.
deJando, sin embargo, en- funcione es
al estenografo de la ofcina del At
torney.
Fl testigo C6rdova hizo dec1ara-
Clones dc verdadera importancia.
Dl1o que el preso Ruperto Felix
MelGndez fu6 conducido dos veces <
presencia del Fiscal Aponte: que es-
tie funcionario estuvo hablando en-
una oca sion, como media bora, con
el preso Bias Maldonado. que Evan
CELLO Merced le hizo presente que
oyo Ia conversation del Fiscal NAL
donado Y que en- ella el Fiscal pro
.puso al llltlmo que declarara que Do
mes Sc lie habia confesado autor del
.osesinato del senior CordovGs Berries.
que de pdblico Sc dijo que igual pro-
poslci6n hizo el Fiscal 4 Ruperto Pc
lix MGlendez; que otro dia el Fiscal
y el Juez Municipal sef1or Tirado sa-
caron dc Ia carcel i MelGndez V estu-
vleron los tres sentados en- TN banco
de la plaza; que Ell Fiscal Aponte
'abri6 el pliego dc testigos que Do
mes habla remitido al Alcaide de la
carcel que dicho pliego sc hallaba
sobre Ia mesa-dcspacho del Alcaide.
que Ell escribiente senor Arroyo la
mo Ia atenci6n del Fiscal acerca de
que el pliego era para el Alcaide, Y
que, no obstante, el Fiscal lo abri6.
I'll tcstigo hlzo otras manifestaciones
y Sc dio por termlnado el acto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-05-05

Rucker: Y que Sc 1e conceda el
poder arnplio de conceder en- general
licencias 4 cua1esquiera persona pa
ra Ia construction de esos mue1ies
FL Secretario de Ia Guerra. & algIin
otro funcionario, debicra darsele el
poder que de otro modo pudiera ser
grandenente abusado, no que nece-
sarlamente 10 fuera, sino que pu-
diera serlo.
Gobernador: Siempre me gust6
aqueila clausula que provee para Ia
compra de la franquic1a en- cualquier
tempo.
Presidente: Son ahora las IL del
dIa, tenemos que 1evantar la session.
ePuede ustcd estar con nosotros I'm
dia de la semana proxima, sefior Go
o1eruador: 81, sefior; cualquier dfa
de la semana pr6xima.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-05-05
:"

Fl primer ndmero de esta revista
de agricultural, cuyo programu ha cir
culado profusamente, aparecera en- bre.
We segun indYca Ell prospecto que he
mos recibido.
Entire nuestros elementos agrfculas,
ha llegado despertar inter6s la publ
caci6n de "Tierra", que indiscutible-
mente sera de una utilidad grande
para los agricultores y de estimabIe
benehcio para todos en- eli pals.
Ell momento parece oportuno COO
pera Ia expectation producida por ell
anuncio de esta publication, Ell inter6s
con cue ahora Sc ensay an nuevos cul-
tivos y nuevos sistemas de production,
que 81 no compensan los perjuicios. eau
sados por la apatia gubernamental
que Sc ha cruzado de brazos ante la
crisis Gle nuestro primer producto agrf-
cula' crisis provocada po1s el regime II
arancelario, contribuyen, al mGnos. q
que no sea tan agudo el malestar eco
nomlco que Sc venia sintiendo.
Las cartas de adhesion al provecto.
reclbidos por los competentes orqani-
2adores de Ia revista TERRA, dan
una idea Gel 6xito que aguarda r. tan
exce.ente It'll publication.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-05-05
ID VOI0CI0n dc ID SGCCi6l 7
DEL EMPRESTITO


Creemos conveniente recordar que
en- Ia session de Ia Camara del jueves
- de Mario, ell delegado senor Gar
dia C6rdova solicit6 que Sc consignase
en- acta su mas enGrgica protesta con
ira la secci6n 7@ del presupuesto que
autorizaba Ia vivienda de los funciona-
rios en- edifcios pdbtcos. siendo secun-
dado por ell Lcdo. Santoni, y defendida
la secci6n por el senior de Diego.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-05-05

mente, que conOce ell gran mer-
cado neoyorkino, porque ALI,
entregado d la vida de los nego.
clos, lleva muchos af1os, Y ALI
vive no obstante que sus pre-
tenslones justfsimas sc vieron
defraudadas.
Pero Mr.. Winthrop, como en-
ell desdichado negocio de las
viviendas gratis, echa la culpa
de 10 ocurrido con ell nombra-
miento de Mr.. Truxton d los
nativoS.
Los nombres de nuestros po-
liticos Salen otra vez a relucir
en- circunstancias que no les fa-
vorecen NADIA, aunque despues
de 10 ocurrido con la secci6n
septima de la ley de presupues-
to, que fue inspirada por Ell pro-
.pio Mr.. Winthrop seg1n sc des-
prende de sus propias palabras
ante el Comite de asuntos Insu-
lares, despues de averiguada la
manera como Sc consiguio reu
mir aquellas hrmas en- la IeSbon-
tdnea felicitacion cablegrafca a
Mr.. Foraker, cabe perfectamen-
te la Suposicion de que esas
cartas de los selores que reco-
mendaron a Truxton, fueron
tambi6n pedidas por quien te-
MIA especial empeno ell nom
brar a TN funcionario que no
conoce nada del negocio del ca
te, que no es puertorriqueno,
III eS persona entendida en- MIN
guna claSe de aSuntoS conner
ciales, despues de rechazar en-
tre otros puertorriquenos mas
merecedores que Mr.. Truxton,
al senior ONeill, que va hemos
citado anteriormente.
Esta eS la absolute verdad
de las cosas; 10 sucedido es este,
Y es sensible Y doloroso que en-
circunstancias tan s0lemnes
como las actuales Y por una
persona tan prominente como
el gobernador Winthrop que
ha Sido llamado a washington
para decir la verdad, solamente
la verdad de cuanto aqui viene
ocurriendo, Sc alteren los rela-
toS de los hechos, de manera
que aparecen los colonos auto
rizando, recomendando Y aplau-
dlendo todos los abusos aqui
cometldos por la congregation
reVerenda. Y como los unicos
responsables de todo 10 malo
que aqui Sc Ia hecho.
Estas breves recti6caciOnes
que estam0s hacienda 4 las de
claraci0nes del gobernador, las
estlmamos De absolute ne
cesidad.
Hay peligrosas inexactitudes
en- las declaraciones de Mr..
Winthrop. y nosotros no pode-
mos permlr que prevalezcan.
Nuestras aclaraciones son tan
oportunas como necesarias. So
bre los informes que Sc inspi-
ran Ell un convencionalism0 in.
teresado. hay que poner la voz
tranca de la verdad sin tapujos.
Ese es nuestro deber.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-05-05

anteriormente contra la seccion -.
aprobaron despu6s en- su totalidad el
presupuesto con sus siete secciones
adicionales.
Los so votos favorables al presu-
puesto correspondence a los sefores
Aponte, Abril, Bernardini, Coll. Ca
rrlon, de Diego, Delgado, Giol. Mon
1alvo' Cora, Gonzalez Garcia, Garcia
oaigado, Mendez Cardona. Palmer
0uintero' Soler, Virella. Was y Ma
tienzo Cintr6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-05-05
NOta del dia

49, ~AA~~9 Re~A ~ II IN IN
cuaja la mudanza de los funcio-
narios que han venido Y vienen
distrutando de vivienda con luz
y aqua gratis, ademas de sus
sueldos mas que compensadoreS
del trabajo que hacen.
Los senores que forman el
Comite de asuntos Insulares,
parece que estan convencidos
de que los congregantes han CO.
metido aqui un verdadero abu-
50, contra ell que sc han levan-
tado hasta las piedras de la ca
lie, aunque una ley inConCebi-
bic aprobada milagrosamente
en- la Ultima Asamblea, preten-
da demostrar 10 contrario.
Nadie duda al presente de
que los congrcgantes Sc han ex-
cedido al adjudicarse las pre-
bendas de la irresponsabilidad
buroCratica nj el mismo Win
throp, que parece tan dado a
de S1s coIeoas = ,a ;deada -
dlSculpa de que ah0ra pagan la
-4aez Y el aqua, los desaprensivos
ocupantes de los edihcios del
kstado, preclsamente desde el
dia en- que la Camara baja ira
~ Il o4,fNt t+,r,1 ~ -7~-o 1~..s-oI~ !
~ 500 80 [r,' ,7.'at.o : u12a ,ef, ,'lS'uo
inca@to - '' ne - - ~ - ''aJ naha -
na5or y - =. ! - -. 10 = So9oi
.af;sfaLo lf -o7 & - ta lotie' io9 ~ ii"'l
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a,,ta,,oes - - ra - .,e''; paS - 10. 1e'9' ;
dasda 0a IN - C5,,,a. - = ha 90 iitClltG tG
~ 2qG IegaIi1a di'r - (a,''11 o@l% i 70
anor,oa1 o,,e dehfa, - ''',~ rat;f,nI. tGn |"r
los rastos A. a1,,n7 hrado = AZ
ao,,o eino 5as5e nne todos - =
~9da mo IL @y1s rona~an-a1,t @-o3 > ;
est5n oenna,(i9 ~ e5;7;cies i7 @''5e5 al
Fstado : =
los hnr6c~a+a. no bon oa
gado nada ~ han sa+,DfalI,o -
ni1onna ~,ta,,ra -, t4a 1''r 9"I''rG =; : ~ ~
arna IA vistS a1o.,,;@,, 80 1n1 =. ~ -
ribos o5e en j Ca~6 da 4 n1o ;, lo' A.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-05-05

Los sefores Coll, Carrf6n, Delgado
Giol y Montalyo que habfan votadc
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1906-07-03
Will HURRY
WAFER SYSTEM
Bids for Gravity System to Be Ad-
vertiSedf0r at OnCe--Smith Ap-
pointed City Clerk.

At &@ regular meeting of the city
council, held last evening, it was de-
cidee to advertise at once for bids on
the construction of the gravity water
bids the first of August ard get th5
successful bidder to work with all
possible expedition
Attorney S. ". Pennock address d
the council concerning building
which Chinaman has erected in the
fire district on lower Main street. The
Celestial violated the fire ordinance
and the structure was ordered removed
without further delay.
". ". Bennett addressed the coun-
Gil Nith reference to putting some
street lights on Fourth avenue. The
matter was taken UP when the com
munication from John l.. Bright OF
the Citizens Electric Co. was read
Wherein it was announced that the
rate for street lights will be increase
from $3.50 per light per month to $5.5C
per light unless the number of light.
is increased to ten or more. The mat
ter was laid over until future meet
ing for final settlement
Mayor Pinkley announced the APP
pointment of w. F. Smith to the posi-
ton of city clerk and water collector.
The appointment was unanimously
confirmed. The selection is deemed a
Wise one
City Engineer Wasm? .5dorff pre-
sented stimates as to the cost of the
improvements to be made in improve
ment iisfricts Nos Il ana 1G The
cost will be S3,1S1 and $3,243 respec-
lively
Bids ON cement cross walks from the
First National Bank building to the
corner occupied by the Lewistown
Furniture company and the corner
occupied by Charles Lehman & Co.,
We're opened. Andrew Greene's bid of
SS15 for the two walks was the lowest
and most acceptable bid.
An ordinance making it incumbent
upon people who haul dead animals to
the city dumping ground to bury the
the carcasses was passed After hear
ing the usual reports and ordering
paid a large grist of bills, the council
adjourned.
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1906-07-03

frelghting was almost an impossibility.
1t is estimated that there will be be-
tween three ana half ana four mil
lion pounds of wool sold and balcd at
this point this year. The wool which
has already arrived is of superior
quality and the chances for a fine
market wefe never brighter than this
season. Wherever there has been any
buying done, the buyers have done
some spirited bidding and 1t is almost
u certainty that there will be some
lively scrambling for the Fergus coun-
ty wool, which is conceded to be about
the finest raised in the west
Shearng operations are still in pro-
gress at about all the large outfits
but 1t will be but few days before all
the wool will be taken from the backs
of the sheep.
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1906-07-03
NOTICE TO BIDDERS.

The Board of school trustees Of
School District No. l, of Fergus, Coun-
ty, Montana will, until 6 o'clock pm.
of July g. 1906. receive plans, specifica-
tions and bids for the equipment Of
each of the public school buildings in
Lewistown, with adequate heating ap-
paratus and sanitary and sewerage
connections.
Bids should accompany the plans
and specifications based on an exami-
nation of each of the buildings. Each
bidder will be required to make use Of
all available pipes. radiators and heat
ing appliances now in the Central
building. The board reserves the right
to reject any and all bids.
For further information call on e.
0. Busenburg, chairman. or o. W
Belden, secretary.
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1906-07-03
WOOL SALES Will OPEN IN LEWIS
TOWN THE LATTER PART OF Wffk
buyers are Expected to Arrive IN the City This Evening Operations
will Begin Thursday frday Million Pounds of Wool Stored
in Big Warehouse.

The LeWistown wool market is ex-
pected to open the latter part of this
week. Several prominent buyers are
expected to arrive either this evening
or tomorrow evening and 1t is thought
that the sales will begin at once.
Some clips may be offered Thursday,
although all OF the buyers may not
get here by that time.
The big wool warehouse is being
rapidly filled this week. Long strings
of freight teams are coming in daily
and by tonight, there will be not less
than half million pounds OF wool on
the ground, ready for the inspection of
the buyers. The season Is very late
this year starting, due to the rains
which retarded shearing operations
ana made the roads so bad that
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1906-07-03
GltNGARY The WINNERS.
Power Mercantile Base Ball Team
Have a Bad Day and Are Defeated.

The Power Mercantile base ball
team went out to Glengary Sunday
and played a full nine inning game
with the team at that place. The
Power team had on their new suits for
the first time and, being unused to
their new uniforms, We're seriously
handicapped and suffered a rather de-
cisive defeat 1t was one of the in
evitable "off days" for practically ev-
cry member of the team and they
threw away chances which would Or
dinarily be perfectly easy for them.
The game started off nicely and for
three innings was as pretty a game as
anyone should wish to see. But in the
fourth, the Power boys went to pieces
of the most reliable men on the team,
Paul Rathbun, failed on an easy
chance and the Glengary boys got foul
runs. The Fifth was the Waterloo.
Blenheim and Yorktown combined for
the Power boys. They all bobbled and
bobbled and the Glengary boys raced
around the bases at will. eleven runs
being made before the third man was
out.
This took the heart out of the blue
suited boys and they put up a very in
different article of ball from that time
to the end of the game. They were
successful in getting men on bases in
almost every inning and on three diff
ferent occasions, the last man struck
out with all of the corners occupied
The Glengarys have a fast aggregation
of seasoned players and can undoubt.
edly hold their own with the regular
Lewistown team. Billy Kreplin did
the umpiring and "X'' Merrilees at
tended to the scoring until the fatal
fifth when he got weary making
marks and then turned the job over to
"Bill' Abel. The final score was 27 to
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1906-07-03

tire business. He is a young man OF
splendid business Judgment and with
his knowledge of the business, will un-
doubtedly continue TO increase the
value of the estate.
Those who are in position to know
estimate the value of the estate at
100000. OF this amount, each of the
brothers and sisters of Oscar Steph-
ems will receive ten thousand dollars
in cash and cash of his nephews and
neices, h willed $1,000 excepting only
George Calph who was given 81. In
addition to the ten thousand, Mrs.
Emeline Calph, sister who made her
home with Mr.. Stephens for a num-
ber OF years, was given the interest
On 100000 and home on any one Of
tha ranches that sne chooses to occupy.
One thousand dollars was given to
the Daughters Of Jesus Of this city
for their hospital and $1,000 to the
Lewistown Public library for the pur-
chase Of books which are to be known
as the Stephens collection
Frank Stephens is named as execu-
tor and it is provided that none Of the
beqpests shall be paid until one year
after the decedents death The be-
: ;'ote bearing PR cert interest.
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1906-07-03

when h was extremely wild, walking
nearly every man that faced him. He
also weakened in the ninth and was
touched up for three safe ones in sue
cession, which won the game for the
locals. Coombs played fine fielding
game In center for the visitors, land
Ing everything that came his way and
accepting some hard chances.
This makes four straight victories
FOR the home team. Sundays game
Was' as good an exhibition of base ball
for some time and the boys are round
ing into excellent form. A large crowd
was present ana tickets were sold al
20 cents to pay the expenses of the
game which amounted to about $500.
The amount was raised almost entire-
~ on the grounds and financially as
well as otherwise the game was a
great success. In view of the fact
that the boys are making such "a good
showing and are working hard to in
sure successful base ball in Lewistown
we think they are entitled to an en-
closed ground. A subscription list was
started but the result was not encour-
aging enough to warrant the immedi-
ate building of ground as the SUBJ
scriptions averaged too low among the
business men, there being but one
subscription in excess of ten dollars
and most of them being for five. Near
lay one hundred and fifty tickets were
sold for Sundays game and If there
had been an enclosed park this num-
ber, at fifty cents apiece would have
netted $500 or considerably over tho
expense of the game. In fact every
game would result in a good balance
after paying expenses and the grounds
would soon pay for themselves. Let
the citizens take this matter up and
give the boys chance to have the best
base ball advantage possible.
The Lewistown team will cross bats
with Kendall the Fourth. and judging
from the way the local boys are going
after the game the visitors will have
to play great ball to carry off the
purse. Should Lewistown win We'd
nesday they will have five straight
games to their credit and a percent
age Of 1000. This is as good a showing
as one could expect and the chances of
landing the championship of the In
land Empire are very great. Follow
ing is the lineup Of Sundays game:
Moore-David, c.. Fleming, 1b; Wolf.
2b; Coombs, CT; Shaw, IT,. Stevenson.
rf.; Davis, 3b Tavenner, S.; Stafford,
..
Lewistown-Taylor S.. Dennis, CT;
A. Baker 2b; Butler 1b; E. Baker, c.;
Slater, 3b; Carleton, p.; Pelican, rf.;
d. Baker, If.
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1906-07-03
Moore Baseball Team Pvt Up Super.
ior Article of Ball and Locals
Have to Go the Limit.
Tht FINAL SCORE WAS 6 TO 7
Timely hit Bv Art Baker AtOnes for
Some Bad Errors By the Popular
Second Edseman.

With the score standing six to six
Lewistown batted out victory in the
last half of the ninth inning in one
of the best games of base ball even
played in Fergus county, Pelican con-
Meeting for the safe hit and scoring
Ed Baker and Slater and making the
final result to in favor Of the home
team. 1t was an exciting and inter-
esting game from the first inning un.
til the winning runs were scored and
resolved itself, after the first inning
into a pitchers battle, with equal hon.
ors to Stafford and Carleton. Three
errors in succession in the second anG
third innings netted Moore three runs
and a wild pitch by Carleton in the
eighth added another, making a total
of four for the visitors up to the ninth
none of which We're earned runs. Tn
the first half Of the ninth, however,
Carlton was hit safely three times in
one, two, three order. netting two more
for Moore and tying the score Lewis
town having made two in the first in
ming on Safford's extremely wild pitch
ing, two in the third on poor base
throwing by the visitors and timely
hit by Carleton. one in the sixth and
one in the eighth, Art Baker connect
ing for three dagger and scoring
with two men out and Dennis on base
Art Baker struck at the ball and was
hit and the umpire called him out
This was only the second strike and
according to the rules the batter is
not out unless he strikes the third
time and is hit. The umpires atten-
ton was called to this rule and afte.
looking at the rules the decision was
reversed AMI Art went back to the
plate with two strikes. Stafford tossed
a nice one and Baker connected for
three sacks, scoring Dennis. This
squared Art with the fans as his rep
utation as a ball player was fastly
slipping away, he having three errors
in succession to his credit in the Sec
ond and third innings. Taylor in the
first missed hot one but the error
was not costly, Moore having a goose
egg to her credit in that inning.
The features Of the game were SAT-
ford's and Carletons pitching, Bakers
three-bagger and Pellican's winning
hit in the ninth.
Carlton for the locals pitched a mag
nificent game. being steady and strong
for eight innings. In the ninth he
weakened and was hit safe three
times. There were several strike-outs
to his credit and also several to SAT-
ford's. who pitched gilt edge ball with
the exception Of the first two innings,