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, 1906-07-19
IN Elk
MOUNTAIN
Large Dyke, Rich in Both
Copper and Iron, Now
Being Opened Up by
w. w. Petty for Prom
inent Railroad Men.

W. W. Petty is at work on the
north side of Elk mountain, open
ing up a large iron dyke for rail-
road men. E. L.. Lomax, general
passenger agent of the Union Pa
cifc, w. g. Sammons, U. P. agent
at Walcott, and others are said to
be interested in the claim, which
is 240 feet in width.
The dyke in question is one of
the largest in this country. 1t
not only runs very high in iron,
but also carries copper, as well as
some gold. There is a copper
streak near the center which runs
20 per cent. in copper, while the
whole dyke will average 8 per cent.
copper. The work of opening rp
this deposit has been in progress
for some time and is being carried
forward as rapidly as possible.
There are many other mining
prospects on the west, south and
east of Elk Mountain in various
stages of development, all of
which are receiving attention
from their owners. The Elk
Mountain copper mine is being
opened up again after lying idle
for the past year. H. G. Paulson
is interested in some valuable
claims on the east side of the
mountain, which he will have de-
veloped this season. The pros
pect looks good for the establish
ment of a permanent mining camp
on the west or north side Of the
mountain.
, 1906-07-19
1T WAS MURDER
Remains Of a Man With
Face Shot Away, and
Body Of a
Boy Found Near Mys-
ferrous Wagon.

The mystery concerning the
finding of the wagon, with bullet
holes and a bloody interior, found
in a secluded gulch between Percy
and Hanna, mention of which was
made in last weeks Sun, continues
to thicken, though it has been
partially solved.
Still another wagon, some dis
lance from the first one, has been
found almost totally consumed by
fire. Near it was found the BODY
of a man with his face shot away,
SO that recognition is impossible.
The body of a boy, in a very adj
vanced state of decomposition, has
also been found. Sheriff Horton
is searching and hopes to bring
the entire tragedy to light. Boxes
In the wagon. containing food, are
from a half dozen different states.
showing that the party had been
travelling for some time.
, 1906-07-19
Catholic Services

Father Conrad of Rawlins ar
rived here Monday and said Mass
to ali audience of 35 people in the
residence of H. E. Pilon at 9
O'Clock Tuesday morning. From
here he went up to Encampment
where he held services to the
members of his church at that
place. He will come down from
there tomorrow and hold services
here again Saturday morning at
9 o'clock.
, 1906-07-19
Afraid God'd Get It.

A Saratoga man bought a new
kite for his little four-year-old
nephew. 1t was shaped like a
bird and few beautifully. There
was abundance of string and the
uncle sent the kite up to a dizzy
height and the youngster gazed
with delight on the kite so far up
it was a speck in the sky.
All at once his face took on a look
of the deepest C and he
said: "Pull it down, Uncle Frank,
pull it down, quick! If it gets
any higher God'll get it."
, 1906-07-19

over some tracts that have been
offered for sale Mr.. Bruce has
been in the business all his life
and has become very expert in
v%aluing standing timber, for which
reason his services are in constant
demand and are almost invaluable
to the department.
, 1906-07-19
new TELE-
PHONE co.
Ranchmen up the Valley
and merchants Of this
city form combine and
put in Rural Telephone
system.

An organization was perfected
here a few days ago by which the
Saratoga Rural Telephone Com
pany came into existance. 1t is
not an Incorporated company, but
a mutual concern without capital
i%sation or intention of profits in
its workings. Each subscriber to
constitution and bylaws buys and
pays for his W phone, and de-
trays the expenses necessary to
connect it with the common line.
This line had it's conception in
the brain of Cecil A. Ryan, who
got hold of a couple of old phones
and began to experiment with
them. From this small beginn-
ing the line was extended to Sara.
toga, where Baker, Bremen &
McAnally took it in charge and
have helped Cecil forward in his
efforts with both money and en-
couragement, until now the line
extends from Saratoga to Brush
creek, numbering in all thirteen
subscribers.
The new company as organized
is Differed as follows: President
r.. A. Day; vice-president, L. D.
Peck, secretary and treasurer, F.
M. Baker. A board of Trustees,
consisting of Winthrop Condict,
P. F. Cover and Cecil A. Ryan
will conduct the affairs of the
company for the first year.
The line is equipped with the
very best quality of phones which
are handled by Baker, Bremen h
McAnally, and purchased of the
Chicago Telephone Supply Co.
These phones and material are
furnished at just about cost. The
line is taking on new subscribers
right along, there being two
phones in Saratoga, one at the
store of Baker, Bremen & Nc
Anally and one at Dave Rich
mond's livery stable. Following is
a list of subscribers on this new
line:
Baker, Bremen & McAnally, d
S Richmond, l.. G.. S~terrett, P.
f. Cover, r. A. Day, l.. d. Peck.
G. A. Ryan, Sowder Bros, Lee
Roy Hiney, Shellie S. Wood,
Ralph w. Wood, F. E. Sterrett
and Winthrop Condict.
Before any new member of this
company is received his applica-
ton must receive the sanction of
at least two-thirds of the present
members of the company.
, 1906-07-19

A New York women is suing
her husband for divorce because
he throws money at her. Should
she succeed in severing the mari
tai bond the prodigal fellow may
be obliged to flee the country to
escape the attentions of women
who desire to become his next
target.
, 1906-07-19

Respectfully
Miss Florence M. Reyes
Box lat. Henniker, n. HI.
, 1906-07-19
To Examine Timber

Eugene S. Bruce, expert lum-
bermen in the forest reserve ser
vice, arrived here Friday and is
now up in the Medicine Bow re-
serve with Supt. Davis, looking
, 1906-07-19
MINING news
Renewed Activity All
Along the Line---The
Ferris = Haggarty and
Doane Being Opened
Up Charter Oak Com
ing to the Front.

Se1tiHS Dotu VIC
and the Doane mines In shape for
the seasons campaign. The prep
aretions to sink an additional 1000
feet on both mines are complete
and the work will be pushed Wig.
orously. The branch of the tram
way which is to connect the Doane
Rambler with the main line is to
be completed at the earliest pos
sible moment.
The Charter Oak people are
moving forward with great speed.
, From General Manager j. B. Has
set, who was in the city Tuesday,
the Sun learns that work is pro-
crossing on the mine in a very
satisfactory manner. Mr.. Hassett
said:
"We are concentrating our for
ces on the tunnel. | took the men
out of shaft No 3, pulled the
pumps up to the 10O-foot level
and put all hands to work on the
tunnel, as the work there is the
most important part at present.
1 have only two shifts at work
there at present, but they r do
ing record breaking work. They
are making five feet a day and
putting in a set of timbers every
twenty-four hours, and it is all
hand work. The tunnel is now in
1873 feet. When it is completed it
will open up 800 feet-nearly
the whole of the Charter Oak
property. The exception is 800
or 100 feet on the north end of the
Iriquois claim, but that is reached
by a shaft.
"This tunnel opens up over two
miles of ore. That is something
startling, 1 know, but it is true.
There are very few people in this
country that begin to realize what
the Charter Oak property really
is"
State Geologist III. G. Beeler,
who spent several days in an ex-
animation of the mines in this dis
trict, has the following report in
the Cheyenne Leader of the 18th
inst:
"This has been the latest season
for several years." said Mr.. Beeler,
"as the snow in both the Sierra
Madre and Medicine Bow ranges
has lasted longer, and put the
season for surface work back at
least a month, but the roads are
rapidly drying up and within
week or two one may go any.
where with a team and load.
"Work on the new concentratoI
of the Penn Wyoming Copper
company at Encampment, to re-
place the n destroyed by fire
last March, is progressing rapidly
the site being cleared, repairs
made and the new mills con,
structed as fast as the lumber car
be delivered.
"Mr. G. II. Hand, general super
intendent of the Penn yomins
Copper company, is authority TO
the statement that the new mil
will have a greater capacity thai
the old one, and that custom ore
from any of the mines of the dis
trict will be bought at the marke
prices, and every effort made t.
push the production of the dis
trict to as high a figure as possibl
and to maintain it.
"Mr. Hand has filed anothe
long-felt want by establishing il
the offices of the Penn yomini
Copper company a useum OF tn
ores of the Grand Encampmen
district, where anyone visiting tn
district is made welcome and ma
become posted as to the ores an
different properties of the Who'll
section. The mining men are a
, 1906-07-19

dIulnR ny sendlng In specimens o
old and new ores, and in a shor,
time every property of note will
be represented, not only by SNOWY
ores that attract the eye of the
tenderfoot, but also specimens Of
the different outcrops and low.
grade ores that tell the rock story
to the miner.
"a full set of products of the
smelter and concentrating mill is
being prepared, showing the diff
ferent stages of the commercial
production of copper from the ore
to copper bars aud sheets, so that
any visitor may become posted if
he will but take the trouble to in
quire.
Work at the Ferris aggarty
mine has been actively going on
for some time and a double shift
has been put on to push the fur
Their development of the new ore
shoot recently opened up, and to
put the mine in shape for a large
production of copper as soon as
the mill is completed.
"Other properties at Dillon are
active, and the Portland tunnel
and Dill property at Rambler are
showing up good bodies of ore as
a result of the winters work.
"The Doane-R Rambler mine, pur-
chased by the Penny Wyoming
company last fall, is being again
opened up as fast as material and
men can be secured to push the
work; but this work, as we'll as
others in the district, has been de-
layed by the late season.
"The Charter Oak mine has a
force of men at work on the new
tunnel being run on the ore, from
a point at Calf creek to the main
shaft, and which, when completed,
will give a body of ore 1920 feet
long and $50 feet high, which
General Manager Hassett thinks
will be enough to last a while, at
any rate, but he will carry on the
work in the shaft and open up the
whole mine as rapidly as possible.
"The Shawnee company on
French creek is building a road to
the property and bringing in a
new plant of machinery for deep
work, A. H. Grow, manager of
the company, stated that their
present shaft will be pnshed down
with all possible speed, and their
ground fully proven this year.
This company has been sinking a
shaft on the outcrop of a huge
ledge of iron oxides, supposed to
~overlie copper ores, and the find
ing of copper ore at a depth of lao
feet made the company put in air
drills and a compressor for deep
work.
"The Ak Sar = Ben company,
whose ground adjoins the Shawnee
ground, are preparing to put in a
new plant on a showing similar to
that of the latter company. These
shafts will settle beyond a doubt
the "iron cap" question and are
being watched with interest.
"The new railroad that is being
built from Walcott station on the
Union Pacific to Encampment is
the all-absorbing topic in the lat.
ter place and Saratoga. The work
is being pushed as fast as men ano
teams can be secured. The grade
is out to a point eight miles south
of Walcott in the Pass creek val
ley, and but little heavy work re
mains to be done.
"Rumors and rumors of rumorI
are plenty as to the completion o
the road, but it is certain that tn
Penn Wyoming company, with it
heavy holdings and extensive pro
jeeted improvements, cannot affor'
to be without a railroad, and 80 i
may be looked upon as a certaint,.
this year"
, 1906-07-19
Do You Know This Man

The following letter was receiv-
ed by G. Frederick Clark last
week and is published here in
hopes of some one remembering
him and who can enlighten the
writer of his Whereabouts:
Henniker, N. FL.
July 10, '06
Mr. Clark,
Dear Sir
About two years ago, there
was working in Saratoga, Wyom-
ing a man named "Lewis Heron"
my cousin. We have not heard
from him for nearly two years and
seeing your name on the paper on
which he wrote home on, thought
perhaps you could or would kind
ly tell us where he is or some
thing about him.
His mother and father are very
anxious about him. His father
is at this present time very sick
and has been asking for Lewis
He may not live to ever see, but
it would be quite a comfort to his
mother, when left alone: to know
where her boy is.
, 1906-07-19

Chicago women have organized
a Talk 1t Over" club, and they
no doubt do so to the limit.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-12-01
Fl nuSeO de Ia tuberculosis

In Darmstadt Sc acaba de
inaugurar IN Museo verdadera-
mente original. pues esta consa-
grado. exclusivamente a todo
cuanto tlene relaci0n con la tn
berculosis.
Los organizadores de tan in
teresante exposition, que sera
permanente, consideran que Ia
clencla m6dica podra sacar IN
gran partjdo de ella teniendo
reunldo en- TN sitio determina-
DO todo 10 referente q la terrible
enfermedad.
A los higienistas les sera de
gran utilidad Y hasta el p1-
bl1co profano en- la materia DO
dra reclbir en- Ell Museo 1tiles
lecciones que al exponerle cla-
ramente las reglas de hygiene v
salubrldad contribuiran, de Sc
guro, a evitar Ell desarrollo del
nal y a facilitar Ia proflaxia.
Entire Otras Cosas, Sc exponen
en- el .Museo modelos en- cera
cuadros y dibujos explicativos
de los dlversos s1ntomas de la
tuberculosis, mostrandola en-
sus mas diversas formas. AL
lado, fguran otros cuadros con
texto claro Y disenos de facil
compression explicando los me-
dos de combatir el NAL en- sus
d1vers0s periodos.
DE Ia exposition deDendera
una secci0n am bulante que, pro
vista de cinematografo y de
aparatos de proyecci6n, ,recorre-
ra las prlncipales ciudades del
imperlo aleman, los grandes
centres industriales Y las aglo-
merac1ones populosas. Tratase
de una verdadera cruzada CON
ira la tuberculosis, emprendida
por doctores abnegados J cuida-
doSos de Ia salud pdblica, que
seguiran a la expedition. dando
conterencias instructivas desti-
nadas a impresionar la imagi-
naclon del pueblo Y enseharle a
precaverse contra la terrible
enfermedad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-12-01

su consume Sc temen, y 10 sin
fundamento. desgraciadamente.
Sc ha debido aminorar Ell pla-
20, pero no solo ha faltado este
empeno que seria plausible en-
medic de la gran serie de las
cosas censurables que tencmos
que lamentar en- estos dfas; si-
no que parece. q juzgar por las
muestras que no Sc Ia hecho
gran case de las terminates
lndicaciones de las autoridades
sanitarias, que al mismo tempo
que proponian remeaios a las
enormes deficiencies observa-
das, refejaban la invencible
alarma de la opinion consterna-
da por Ell monstruoso descubri-
micnto.
La conservation de la saIud
publica, debiera MERCER mas
atencion, mas cuidado y mas
respcto tambien.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-12-01
HablandO con ell Sr. CrOSaS
La QUESTION DEL aCUEDuCTO

Cayo de perilla. ST 10 hubiese bus.
|cado en- cualquier departamento de
SECURE que no encusntro al venera
bic Consejero y jefe del Consolidate
Se que el seflor Crosas es muy ga
lante con los chicos de la prensa; no
tuve nlng1n reparo en- abordarle-co.
mo dicen los reporters" madrile-
1os-en la Mansion Eiecutiva, don
de esperaba seguramente Mr.. Post.
A proposito, se3ior Crosas, puede
lnformarme que ha resuelto la Tunta
Superior de Sanidad acerca del acue-
ducto y de 81 orden de s de No
viembre1
Ell seflor Crosas me mira un 1ato,
Sc decide por fin me dice: listed
sabe que estos asuntos pertenecen 4
Ia Sandal y creo que ella velara por
el Immediate cumpl1miento de mi or
den. 70 no hice mas que interpretar
los sentimientos de los sef1ores de
la Junta.
-Perfectamente. Pero usted de-
be tener~ noticias de 81 Sc cunplen
sus mandates; no fuera que aun Ell
ganado caba1lar y vacuno nos infeste
lei aqua y entonces. 49,. isa1vese el
que pueda En- su orden Sc daban
.plazos perentorios para que desapa-
reclera la casilla de los qua rdianes
y tambien para que sc instalasen los
filtros. Todo este tiene que estar
listo en- este mes.
No Sc 81 10 estara, pero de cua1-
quler modo haremos que Sc cumpla.
ESQ es question, repito-de la Tunta
Superior de Sanidad.
Ella trabaja activamente por e1
bien general de todos, y espero que
pondra 1odo su valimiento para evi
tar en- 10 successive que Sc denuncie len
hechos como los que sef1alo la prensa.
Y el doctor Quevedo Baez, iba
afladir, pero por respeto no me
atrev1.
No pregunt6 mas. El senior Gro
sas Sc quedo nuevamente esperanto
4 Mr. Post que en- aque1 momento
conference.-the con Ell Attorney gene
raj Me dsspedI agradecidisimo del
.celebrado autor de las leyes de pesca
e inprenta restrictive.
Reporter.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-12-01
Bip0drOnlO de San Juan
NOTAs De EXPORT

Sc han organiaado para manana
domingo unas grandes carreras de ca
ballos, en- la que Sc disputaran los pre-
MOS los "championes" de la 1sla.
Seran las dltimas carreras de la
temporada y los caballos dc Ponce ha
ran su despedida
81 "Perla- fna' y aMdsico' disputa.
ran con el principe de Caguas. Este
caballo v1nci6 en- Ia carrera del iueves
al "Mdsico'. La lucha Sc efectuara 4
la distancia de ma milla y el ..Perla-
fina' levara 10 libras de plomo Esta
carrera promote ser muy interesante.
81 "Adoptiyo" pequefio caballo del
grupo de los de Ponce. correra con ell
"Chiripero" de Caguss, ala distancia
de 2,25o metros, este es dando la vuel.
ia Ia pista tres veces.
Ademas correran los caballos Ma
jestic", California, aAgufla Blauca"
"Joya" otras mas que gozan de gran
des simpatias entire los muchos afcio-
nados al Sport hlpico.
La fiesta de manana en- nuestro Hi
p6dromo promote quedar lucidisima y
may animada.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-12-01


Ell lines Sc vera en- Ia Corte Fede-
raj TN pleito Importance. Hace al
gunos meses que don Carlos Areflo
presento ante dicha Corte una deman-
da contra Ell Pueblo de Puerto Rico,
solicitando una compensation adicio-
nal de tres mil dollars. Dicho seflor
hab1a hecho un arriendo con el De
partamento de Educaci6n para cons
truir una escuela en- Fajardo. FL pre-.
supuesto era de $4,000. 81 Depar-
tamento cumpli6 la oferta pero ahora
parece que Ell sedor Aref1o no esta
conforme con el presupuestoa@nterior
y solicita con informes que corrabo-
ran ST. petici6n, mayor suma de la
estipulada. Ell asunto sera resuelto
por el juez Mr.. Rodey. Representa-
ba al demandante el abogado Mr..
Pettingill y al Pueblo dc Puerto Rico
el attorney Mr. Feuille.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-12-01
ReYista de los TribQnaleS
CORTE DE DISTRlTO
sECCIoN PRIMERA
Reporter.

En- Ia session de aver tarde este Tri
bunal dict6 las siguientes resolu-
clones:
En- Ia solicitud, ex-p parte, de expe-
diente de dominic, a Corte vistas las
pruebas 10 declare con lugar sobre
uno fnca favor de la promovente
Maria Mendizabal
En- el pleito de Enrique Huyke
Icontra Esteban Arrese, Ell cobfo de
pesos, la Corte declare los hechos y la
ley a favor del demandado y Ell contra
del demandante, y sin lugar la deman-
d., con costas.
En- el case de Otero y Compafia
versus Lowande sobre persecution
maliciosa, Ia Corte desestima la mo
ci6n del demandado para reconsiderar
la orden del 50 de Octubre dltimo y
de la otra sobre pr6rroga
La Corte dict6 una orden apro
bando- las operaciones particionales del
ceudal del 1nado Joaquin Melendez y
Enriqueta Prado Landr6n a solicitud
de Ramon Benito Portela otros.
En- las solicitudes "ex parte" de
Eloisa de Jesds Abraham y de Loren
zo Valcarcel sobre exped;entes de
dominic en- sus respectivas 6ncas, la
.Corte declara justi6cados los CORES
nondieutes dominios
En- cambio declara sin lugar las
.solicitudes de dominic de Mercedes
sMafoz Berries y Gerardo Pastrana.
-En.el pleito contra Federico Ca
laf sobre reconoeimientos de hijos la
.Corte declara con lugar exec pciones
sin permitir las enmiendas solicitadas
En- el pleito de Antonio Perez Sa-
robre contra Ia scciedad Eugui Ca
sobre liquidacioe dc cuentas, "a Corte
declare sin lugar la de manda con COS.
tas ala parte actora.
En- ell pleito de Antonio Landr6n
Mater contra Ines Navedo sobre nu-
hdad de. testamento, L. Corte decla
ra sin lugar la demanda con costas al
demandante.
En- 81 case de Juan Gimenez Ra-
mos, Damian Dfaz Y otros sobre alza-
miento de embargo Ia Corte dispone
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-12-01
sEccI6N sEGUNDA
Vista de TN Hsbeas Corpus

Entire los varies jugadores que fus
ron sorprendidos en- el .Hote1 Toleda
no que fueron sentenciados Il
dfas de carcel 8 $1oo de multa, figuraba
Eduardo Delgado, que fue deteRido e
s5 en- la noche con uR mandamiento
que corresponds al nombre de Emilio
Delgado.
Puesto un Habeas Corpus por Lcdo
Tizol defensor de dicho Eduardo Del
gado, qued6 probado que dicho indivl.
duo estaba preso en- cumplimiento de
sentencia recafda en- una causa 10
que no le afectaba, nj presto fan
"a nj uso de los dereehos de defensa
que Ia Ley concede 4 todo acusado.
En- vista de 10 cuaI creyendo impro.
cedente la senteneia del Juzgado mum
cipal, Ell Honorable Juez don Emilio
del Toro decret6 la immediate libertad
de Eduardo Delgado
En- la vista de este Habeas Corpus
el seflor Tizol hizo importantes y razo.
nadlsimas alegaciones en- pro de los
intereses de su defendido.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-12-01
EI nuevo Obispo

Por noticias particulares nos in.
forman que Ell de Febrero pr6yi.
mo, Sc verifcara en- la Catedral de Ia
Habana la consagracion del reveren.
do Padre Agustino, Jones, nombrado
Teclentemente para ocupar Ia Sede
de Puerto-Rico. ConsagrarS al nuevo
Prelado Monseflor Abesta delegado
Apostollco de S. S. Pio x por Cuba.
Puerto Rico, Jamaica y Santo Do
mlngo. La ceremonial tendra 1uqat
ell medic de suntuosas festas que 50
preparan para dicho solemne 2cto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-12-01
El BoIetin M6dico

Hemos rccibido el ndmero 48 Co
rresPondiente Al mes de Noviembre
de Ia importante revista sBolelfn de
Ia Asoeiaci6n M6dica de Puerto
Rico.
Publica una secci6n informative Y
una correspondence de- los Estados
Onldos. interesantes trabajos con ell
sumario siguiente:
El tratamiento especfhco de la tn
berculosis.-Por el Professor E. Mora
gliano.
Nuestras capacidad es medicas.-
Por.el doctor Al. Quevedo Baez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-12-01

El metileno bromado de Miropina
Sobre el Colibasilo.-(Estudio del
doctor Gonzalez Maritime.
Estado Sannitario de San Juan
Por ell DR.. NJ. Quevedo Baez.
Documento de la O6cina de SAM
dad Superior.
Estadfstica de la Porto Rico Ane-
Commission.
Secci6n informative.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-12-01
Circo Puertorrique1o

Ia enpresa Portel y Ca. duehos
del Cinemat6grafo que actda en- Ia
plaza de Colon, prepara para hoy sa-
bado Y tSanana domingo, dos magnf
ficas funciones. Sc preparan nuevas
y sorprendentes peliculas Ultima
mente recibidas de Espana.
Nuestro amigo selor Portel Sc pro
pone introducir en- funciones sucesi-
vas gran variedad en- los programas.
Esperamos Que el pdblico cores
pondcra 4 los esfuerzos de la men
cionada empresa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-12-01
function de esta noche
CaMBl0S NaTURAIES

La excelente companfa de zarzuela
efnpresa Andres y Riera, llevara 4 Ia
escena esta noche LA Algeria de l.
huerta" aEl perro chico" de Arniches
y Chopi, y "Cam bios naturales", estre-
no que ha de ser sensational
El programa de esta noche es inte
resantisimo Y ha de l.evar gran pibli.
CO alteatro.