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Albuquerque evening citizen., 1906-12-05
FORTUNE IN GOATS; 49,.
INDUSTRY GROWING

Hillsboro. n. NJ, Dec. Mrs. NJ.
Armor, of this city, who is the most
extensive breeder of goats in the Uni
ted States and who owns an Angora
ram worth $4,000. today gave her
views on the goat raising subject.
She states that of the million pounds
of mohair annually produced in this
county New Mexico supplies half, one
corporation alone owning ranches
grazing 5000 to 10000 Angoras. The
industry. she says, is growing amaz
ingly and. as the Angora requires lit
tie attention during all but the breed
ing season, they could be successful
ly bred in all states.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1906-12-05
AMERICAS INCREASED
DEMAND FOR SHELLAC

New York. Dec. 5.--Consul General
Michael writing from Calcutta, lndla.
states that out of $4,000 tons OF
shellac exported from that city IN
1905-06 5000 tons came direct TO tins
country. This is a large increase
over any previous year of purchases
of this article by the United States
The increased demand is said to be
due to the manufacture of gramo
phone or talking machine records. II
is expected in Calcutta that free
alcohol will operate to increas the
demand for shellac, as larger quaint
ties will be used in the manufacture
of varnish and hats.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1906-12-05

Special to The Evening Citizen.
Washington, ID. c., Dec. 5.-The re-
port of Secretary Shaw of the treas
ury. WAS made public today. He
shows that the revenue of the govern
ment. from all sources for the year
1906 was $762 1885, ,904.62. The ex'
Denditures for the same time were
s736.T17, ,58201. This left surplus
Of S25,669, ,322.61. Compared with the
fiscal year 1906, the governments re-
ceipts showed gain of $65,2S5, ,634.6f.
The estimated revenue for the fiscal
year ending June 30, 1907, is put at
SS13,573,264 which will leave SUI
plus over estimated expenditures oi
s5S 600 600.
Operations of the Treasury.
The net result of the ordinary trans
actions of the government for the ms
cal year 1906 was a surplus of $25,669,
322.6l as compared with a deficit o
s23,OO4. .228.60 for the preceding year
The interest-bearing public debt was
increased $500, and the debt bearing
no interest SIC, 0,165,075.20, caused b!
net additions to lawful money to Fh'
national bank note redemption funu
The increase of the debt proper wa!
sic, ,165, ,S75.20.
The trust funds increased $52,SSo,
500. and amounted to $1044,63S,S69 a
the close of the fiscal year 1906.
Under the provisions of the act C
March IA, 1900. 59,O32,4 400 2 per cen
consols OF 1880 were issued in e2
changed for bonds of the per cen
loan of 1907 and the 3 per cent loa
of 1908.
The excess of revenues over eXpeI
ditures to the national bank note r.
demption fund in excess of redeml
tions advanced the available cash ba
ance to $3.50, ,6S9,354.S2 at the close
the fiscal year AN increase for tn
year of S35,211, ,S62.93.
For the first quarter of 1907 the rev
nues were $5,S71, ,31427 in excess
the expenditures, while in the fir'
quarter of 1906 the expenditure
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1906-12-05
COMMUNICATIONS DESTROYED
AND NEWS UNRELIABLE

Tucson, Dec. 5.-The food yester
day in the region of Clifton was one
of the worst in the history of eastern
Arizona A large number of people
are reported drowned, but on account
of the destruction of all telegraph
and telephone lines, no accurate es-
innate of the loss of life can be given.
The property damage is very large.
The ella river bridge went out, cut
ting off all communication with the
Clifton section by that route. All
wires on the main lines are down
with the exception of one by way oil
Lordsburg, which is working inter
mittently. Efforts are being made to
learn the extent of the disaster, but
owing to the isolated section in which
the floods occurred the work is dill
cult.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1906-12-05
OGDEN is SUFFERING FROM
SEVERE COAL FAMINE.

Ogden, Dec. 5.-The coal shortase
was temporarily relieved this morning
by the arrival of part of a train oil
coal from the Oregon Short Line re-
serves. IN Salt Lake City. For Two
days the street car system had been
crippled by failure 10 get fuel, ana
yesterday only half the usual number
of cars We're run. Power is being
snnnlied by domestic coal.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1906-12-05
Governor Hagerman Has
Reached the National Capital
on Schedule Time.
SENATE PASSES A FEW
BILLS OF IMPORTANCE
Asks For All Information to Be
Had About California School
and Japanese Question.

Special to The Evening Citizen.
Washington. ID. c., Dec. 5.-Deles
gate Andrews was a guest today at
the white house.
The circulated report that thirty
one republicans will vote with the
democrats to seat Larrazolo as dele
gate from New Mexico was received
with derision by the Pennsylvania
delegation and number of other
friends of the delegate, from all parts
| of the Union The democrat aspirant
will get the grand "skiddoo" promptly
by the next congress. Governor
Hagerman is In the city.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1906-12-05
DENVER BANK TELLER
GETS AWAY WITH $1,000

Kansas City, Dec. 5.-William Z.
Andersen, collection teller of the First
National bank, this city, is missing
and President Swinney admitted this
morning that Anderson is short $4,000
in his accounts. Anderson left Mon
day, ostensibly on a hunting trip.
1t developed today that Anderson
boarded the train for Chicago Sat
urday evening last. The local papers
and police believe he has gone east
and they nave wired his description
20 the police OF all large cities.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1906-12-05
GLOBE CUT OFF FROM
ALL ITS RAIL TRAFFIC.

Globe, Ariz, Dec. 5.-All railroad
communication with this city is cut
off for a week at least by the carrying
away of the bridge over the Gila river
near San Carlos. Passengers and
mail NAV be transferred in a few
days. but it will be much longer be,
fore freight can arrive. Ihe Oiu
Dominion company has three weeks
supply of fuel, but other companies
operating here may have to close on
account OF the shortage of fuel II
is believed that there is enough fueI
and provisions in the city TO prevent q
famine.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1906-12-05
WORST SNOW AND
RAIN STORM KNOWN
FOR MANY YEARS PREVAILED
FOR A WEEK IN EASTERN
NEW MEXICO.
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Paul Yrisarr, who, with his
. brother, Jacobo Yrisarri, have
. large fiocks of sheep in eastern
8 New Mexico, came in from Coro-
. na, Lincoln county, yesterday
. and win remain a few days, pos
. sibly until after the holidays pro
3 Yided the weather continues 10
3 moderate.
Il have been through the worse
. weather l nave ever expert
. enced," said Mr. Yrisarri, 'and
the only thing that prevented
. heavy losses among our sheep is
the fact that We got them from
: the northern ranges to a favor
Z able side OF the Gallina noun
3 tain ranges near Corona just in
. time. Many fiocks of other own
. ers were practically wiped out
b by freezing, and many lost heaY-
3 lily from ravelous wolves and
. coyotes driven out OF the noun
3 tains from hunger. The first
3 snow covered eastern New Mex.
: leo for hundreds of miles TO a
3 depth, on the level, of from four
. to six feet, followed by a blizzard
. OF several days, and then came
ga rain and with mOderating
3 weather put a stop to the freez-
Si.g to death of herders and
. sheep Had the rain been an
. other snow storm, almost every
. flock of sheep In the path of the
. storm would have been frozen 90
. death, and hundreds of herders
would have suffered a like fate,
VS6G G6SSS6 6sSSS 90
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1906-12-05
Surplus Now and an Estimated Greater
Surplus to Come in the Years
Immediately Advancing.
EXCERPTS SHOW REMARKABLY FINE TREASURY CONDITION
Our Uncle Samuel Is All Right in His Little Financial Deal
ings With the People of Worlds =
Greatest Country.
National Bank Notes.

were $9,574,24156 in excess of the re-
ceipts.
National Bank Notes.
The volume of national bank notes
increased $65,392, ,554 during the lasr
fiscal year, but, Notwithstanding this
increase, only 1896, 6,292,SS5 were pre-,
sented for redemption as against
S30S ,29S, 76O in 1905. The expenses
incurred for such redemption were
$3.50, 0,924.24. which have been assessed
on the banks at the rate of $0.S452S
per 81 900 of notes redeemed.
On March l. 1900. the paper circu.
lation of the denominations of $40 and
under outstanding was $720,062,S45,
and by October /, 1906, it increased
| to $1,0S7, ,7SS,22S, an average annual
| increase of about $56,000,000 But the
needs of business, measured by the
appeals made to the treasury for
small notes during the last fiscal year
makes it clear that the supply is moi
| equal to the demand. Under exist
ing law, the national government pro
vides nearly three-fourths of the
| paper circulation, but the resources
for the issue of small denominations
are practically exhausted, and can D'
adequately enlarged only by leglsla
tion.
Gold Production.
The production of gold in th'
United States for the calendar yea
1905 is estimated at $S8,1SO,700, AM
/ the industrial consumption at $33,2OS
i 615, of which $27,621,979 was of neH
material. The original deposits o
gold at the several mints and assa
offices aggregated s153, 109, 1882.
. Loans and Currency.
The outstanding principal of tn
public debt June so, 1906, was 1895
159,14O, an increase of $500 in tn
, fiscal year, due to the issue of 4 pc
cent bonds of the funded loan of 100
in settlement of accrued interest o
per cent refunding certificates SUI
t rendered during the year under tn
, act of February 26, 1879.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1906-12-05
OVER 1000 BOOSTERS
ON EXHIBITION.

Paterson, n. j., Dec. 5.-Over 1000
common and garde roosters are on
exhibition here today. The Paterson
Poultry, Pigeon and Pet Stock as
sociation Offering silver cups and
money prizes for the best specimens.
Eminent poultry fanciers have been
engaged as judges and every exhibit
tor can depend on a square deal
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1906-12-05
AMERICAN FAIR ASSO-
CATION CONVENTION

Chicago, Dec. 5.-The annual meet
ing of the American Association OF
Fairs and Expositions was held in the
Grand Pacific hotel here today.
There was a full attendance of dele
gates from all parts OF the states.
There were many interesting address.
es dealing with the starting and
running of fairs.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1906-12-05
MAIL CARRIER KILLS A
GIRL WHO RE-
FUSED HIM
Denver Bank Teller Gets
Away With Nine Thousand
Dollars Cash.
TEXAS COWBOYS OBJECT
TO NEGRO KNIGHTS OF P

Springe6lt, Mo-, Dec. 5.-Garland
Moore, a mail carrier, shot and killed
Miss Clark West, member of one
of the weathiest families of Green
county, last night at Bois D'Arc, ten
miles northwest of Springfield, be-
cause She refused TO marry him.
Moore escaped across country but
was captured today and placed in jail
here for safe keeping.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1906-12-05
Want Jan inf

without debate tn
adopted a resolution
secretary of conlmer
furnish copies OF al
kilograms, reports, Z
department In come
investigation of the
anese attending the
San Francisco. TIL
presented by SeRaft
fornia.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1906-12-05
Full Particulars Cannot Be
Had But the Damage Is
Known TO
HAVE Been APPALLING,
VIRTUALLY WIPlNG OUT
One of ArlzOnd'S Best Known and
Most Valuable Mining Towns
With Many Of It's People.

Phoenix, Ariz., Dec. 5.-Conflictins
reports are received regarding the
loss of life in the flood at Clifton yes
terday. Some estimates place the
loss of life at fifty to sixty. A report
from Morenci says that fourteen lives
are known to have been lost. Many
stores and tine bank building were
wrecked and the property loss is con
servatively estimated at 100000
Many persons are camped on the
mountain side.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1906-12-05
NATIONAL DRAINAGE CON-
FERENCE IN OKLAHOMA.

Oklahoma City, Dec. 5.-Ihe Nat
ional Drainage conference commenc
ed it's setting here today. II. IL.
Hogdson, of the United States geo
logical survey, department of inter
ior delivered an interesting address
on THE Deep Fork rrainage Sur
yey," and II. NJ, Wilson. geographer
of the United States geological sur
yey, delivered an address on drainage
matters.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1906-12-05
PHILADELPHIA Al
HAS LAR(

Philadelphia, De
teenth annual exhil
ings and sculpture b
the Philadelphia Al
opened here is at
able attention as
fully above the a'
club gold medal b
to Frank w. Benso
canvass Pomona
mention goes to He
for a portrait OF th
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1906-12-05
GAMBLERS FIGHT At
SOCORRO

Special to The Evening Citizen.
Socorro, N. M, Dec. 5.--Tom
OBrien, a gambler. assaulted l.. n,
Barnes, a well known sporting man.
here last night, in p. n. Yunker's sa-
loon OBrien struck Barnes over the
head with a six-shooter and would
have shot him. it is said, had not the
sheriff interferend. O'Brien was al.
rested and released on bond. The
trouble was a grievance OF long stand
ing over a game of cards.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1906-12-05
MRS. BEAGLE BURNED
At MAGDALENA

Special 10 The Evening Citizen.
tMagdalena, n. NJ, Dec. 5.-Mrs.
Bert Beagle was badly burned here
this morning by steam escaping from
a boiler in the Allen hotel, One arm
is severely scalded and one side OF
her face IS so badly burned that IL Is
feared she will be disfigured for lie.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1906-12-05
NEGRO SOLDIER BUSINESS
WENT OvER-PENROSE AWAY

Washington. Dec. 5.--On account OF
the absence of Senator Penrose, the
senate postponed until tomorrow the
consideration of the resolution call
ing for information relative to the
discharge Of negro troops of the
Twenty-fifth infantry.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1906-12-05
INTERNATIONAL MOTOR
BOAT RACE IN ENGLAND

London, Dec. 5.-Ihe motor p'1'
Dixie the property of Edward >,
Schroeder. commodore OF the Motor
Boat club of America has been enter
ed for the international race for the
Harulsworth cup. The Dixie is eK
Dected to arrive al Southampton III
a few DAYS
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1906-12-05
TORRANCE COUNTY SAVINGS
BANK OPENED TODAY.

Special TO The Evening Citizen.
willard, ~ NJ, Dec. 5.-The Tor
ance county savings bank opened to-
day. The deposits for the first hail
of the day were $11, 200.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1906-12-05
LARGE DECREASE IN
KANSAS WHEAT ACREAGE,

Topeka, Dec. De J. Smiley, sec.
retary of the Kansas Grain Dealers
association announces that the acre
age sown to wheat this year is much
smaller than last season. Lack ol
labor Mr.. Smiley attributes as the
cause of the falling off.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1906-12-05
MANY WERE INJURED,
BUT NO ONE WAS KILLED.

Chicago, Dec. 5.-Train No. 3S, the
Monon routes fast limited between
Cincinnati and Chicago, was derailed
early today, two miles north or
Frankfort, Ind, by a broken rail.
Eighteen passengers were injured. but
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1906-12-05
Banks NAV Los

A bin permitting
associations 10 mal
estate as security 6
amount of such los
house today by a vo
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1906-12-05
NEW PRESIDENT CHOSEN
FOR SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

New York, Dec, 5.-W. W. Finlay
was today elected president of the
Southern railroad, to succeed the late
Samuel Spencer. F1nlay was second
vice president of the company
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1906-12-05

nobody was killed, and it Is not be
lieved that any of the injured will DIE.
All the baggage, mall passenger and
sleeping cars left the track and some
of them were badly wrecked
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1906-12-05
Senate Committee for Metoalf.

The senate committee on naval a
fairs today ordered sa~~--t'- =
port on the nominate
Metcalf, of California
Of the navy.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1906-12-05
WORLDS AvAILA etE
TiTY .k gEE

London, Dec. g.
Professor Abbey. II
logist. that the
quantity of iron o
100000 tons has ca
and being much co
Abbey states that {
the tonnage of
Russia and Franc
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1906-12-05
ARGUMENTS FOR NEW
TRIAL IN RUPPE CASE

Judge Ira A. Abbott this morning
heard arguments for new trial in
the Ruppe case and he now has the
matter under adyisement. 1t is not
known when he will render an opinion
in the matter.
Argument was begun by counsel at
10 O'Clock this morning before the
Judge in chambers. Attorneys Nc
Millen and Marion appeared for the
plaintiffs Di Palma and Ruppe while
Attorney Childers made the motion on
the part of the defendants, Barnett
and Weinman The attorneys were
engaged for nearly three hours.
John Myers, alias Maus, has been
adudged il contempt Of court for fail
ure TO pay his former wife $40 week
alimony as he was ordered by the
court when he was tried for violation
of the Edmunds act. Mrs. Myers
came here from Cincinnati with her
children end found her husband living
with q woman named Rose Well.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1906-12-05

100000 more than America, wnIiv-
Americas consumption is placed at
$4,000 900 which is more than one
third of the worlds consumption
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1906-12-05

were ss,574241.56 in excess of the re-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-29
ri nueYO abOnO de Ia opera

Los sef1ores Alcocer Y Giacobazzi,
empresarios de la Compaflfa de ope
ra que act1a en- nuestro teatro. han
publicadose sel siguiente aviso:
Habiendose resiStido todos los ar
tistas de la Compaf1fa a embarcarse
para Cuba, estando en- aquella Rep1-
blica alterado Ell orden p1blico, la
Empresa Alcocer Giacobazzi ha re-
Suelto abrir TN abono de seis funcio-
mes que Sc verifcaran en- los diaS
marteS, jueves, sabado y domingo q
los siguientes precios:
Palcos bajos y altos con 4 entra-
daS, $42; lunetas con entradas, SO.
Los pedidos del abono Sc despacha-
ran en- la taquilla del teatro, el iue-
yes desde las nueve de la maflaua.
La primera representation de abo-
no tendra lugar Ell jueves 80 de
Agosto de 1906 con Ell concurso de
la eminente artista Aida Gonzaga y
Sc representara la universa1mente
aplaudida opera del maestro Gounod,
"Fausto, con Ell siguiente reparto:
Fausto, G. Vannutelli; Mefst6fe1e,
g. Cirino; Valentfn, D. Borghese:
Margarita. A. Gonzaga; Siebet. c.
Vicini; Marta. E. Bettini; Wagner,
E. canon, Maestro Director, Ugo
Barducci.
En- las funciones de abono Sc re-
presentaran las siguientes obras:
II Trovatore, opera Ell d actos
del maestro Verdi. Marina" 6pe-
ra en- 3 actos Zen su idioma originall
del maestro Arrieta. "Frine," dra-
ma hist6rico de Camilo Antona Ira
versi, con m1sica del maestro To
fano. Hermann" opera en- actos
del maestro Verdi. Las Nii1as Mi
chd, opereta comiquisina en- 5 ac-
tos del maestro Massager- Ultimo
grandioSo suceso de Paris.
Los precios por function son los ST.
guientes:
Palco- platea y Ter piso, sin entra-
da, $40; luneta con ertrada, S.; bal
cones, ST.; entrada general, 81; ga
lerla, 50 centavOS.
La ventaja para los abonados eS
extraorninaria, como Sc advierte
comparaudo los precioS por funcier
con los del abono que estan reduci-
dos la mitad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-29
Ri Cole6iO de abOSadOS
DE SAN JUAN

La Junta directiva de este Colegio
tornado por los sefiores Letrados don
Hilario Cuevillas (Decano), don Ma
nuel Rossy (secretario), don Eduardo
Acufa (Tesorero), don Rafael Lopez
Landr6n ydon Juan Hernandez L6pex
(Vocales) en- dias pasados Sc reuni6
despues de acordar algunas reparacio-
mes en- el local que scupa Ell Colegio.
arreglo de .os estantes de libros ad-
quisici6n de nuevas { importantes
obr as cientficas Derecho de rigurosa
y actual aplicaci6n, trat6 de la urgente
convenience de convocar una Tunta
General de Abogados fin de discutir
y acordar medidas de suma importan-
cia y tendencies dar realce vida q
la institution del Colegio, cuyas indis-
cutibles ventajas son perfectamente CO.
nocidas en- las naciones donde Sc haIIa
colegiada tan distinguida clase.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-29
guas que Sc hablan en- America.

guas que sc hablan en- America,
las tradiciones, leyes, costum-
bres y raZaS, aunQue sc atreva
a califlcar de dcsacertados sis
temas coloniales, los que esta-
blecieron las naciones civiliza-
doras, todo ESQ en- presencia de
la realidad es fugaz Y torpe ver-
borrea que Sc lleva Ell viento,
sin que deje la menor huella
perceptible despues.
Pueden hablar los norteame-
ricanos de desacertados siste-
mas coloriales. Pueden hablar
siquiera de colonization, de 10
que significa esta palabra, des-
pues de sus horrendos fracasos
aqui y en- Filipinas Y en- Ell
Hawaii. Pucden condenar Sis
temas v criticarlos, envolvien-
dolos en- una Erase despeCtiva,
los que han dado ell mas lamen-
table ejemplo de su desidia, de
su impericia, de su inutilidad
como administrators de Co.
loniaS.
iDonde esta ell acierto del re-
gimen colonial americana? En-
que Colonia ha trlunfado Ell sis
tema que ha debido ensay al
con exito Ell redentorismo?
Desgraciadamente 10 que es
aqui, podemoS afrmar~ que ese
acierto no sc auunCia por MIN
guna parte.
En- las demas Colonias, su-
cede 10 propie, y Sc da Ell case
estupendO, nunCa viSto aqul,
jamas presumido por nadie, de
que la huida de la isla, sla emf
gracion, fuera considerable como
ell unico recurso de vida para
las grandes muchedumbres
Campesinas.
iPuede hablar, Mr.. Root, dc
sistemas coloniales, desacer-
tados.
Mientras que en- Puerto Rice
Y en- Filipinas, subsista el fra
casado sistema que ha impor-
tado Ell redentorismo, hubiera
sido mas discreto que Ell ilustre
diplomatico Sc abstuviera de
evocar los triStes espeCtros de
las islas esquilmadas por los ii
cores de una colonization feu-
dal, que esclaviza y empobrece
a los pueblos infortunados que
la sufren.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-29
La Presa

FL genial artista que tiene anuncia
da una serie de representations para
cuando termine la temporada de la
Opera, extrenara en- San Juan, con ell
cuadro de zarzuela que forma parte de
la compafIfa de variedades que dirige,
algunas obras que han de ser muy
aplaudidas aqui, entere elias '.La Sc
nora Captain" y ala risa del payaso'
La pareja de bale que trae ell Sc
nor La Presa, es verdal aleramente 10
table.
El seiior La Presa, cuando termi-
nan las funciones de Aguadilla ira q
Areeibo para dar algunas represen-
taciones.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-29
La Sra. Fontana

La distinguida tiple dc la Compaflfa
de Opera que actda EN- nuestro teatro
Anita Fontana, esta va restablecida de
la dolencia que en- estos dfas la ha re-
tenido en- CANA
Damos tan agradable noticia a los
numerosos admiradores de la aplaud
tiple, que reaparecera en- breve en- ell
escenario de nuestro teatro donde ha
conquistado tantos triunfos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-29
Feliz viaie

Aver ha salido para los Estados
Unidos, la distinguida seilora Josefna
Soils de Tinaud, que va a resta blecer
su salud algo brantada, en- la nue.
va metr6poli de Puerto Rico.
Con la senora Soils de Tinaud van
su monisima hija y la bella seflorita
de Amy,
Deseamos IA distinguida dana y
a sus gentiles companeras I'm viaje
feliz rapido
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-29
En- Ell Girco Lowanoe
Ell CINEMATOGRAFO PATHE

Continuan concurridfsmas los agra,
dables y entretenidos espetaculos del
Cireo Lowande.
Las pelfcnlas todas son de una gran
novedad. "a de la guerra en- Filipinas
la del Casamiento de don Alfonso NTII,
ia del persegudor de mbjeres. )
otras muchas fueron muy aplaudidas
por ell numeroso p1blice que llenaba
materialmeute todas.las localidades del
amplio Y comodo Circo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-29
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En- ell pleito de don Antonio Perez
Sarobe contra la mercantil Eugui
y Ca, de Gurabo, sobre liquidacion
de cuentas. Sc continue la vista en-
la session de la tarde habiendo Sc
guido ell examen del testigo don
Prudenclo Eugui y despues de ST.
declaration. fue llamado prestar la
suya don Manuel Antonio Barrio1a
testigos de la parte demandada y que
fueron objeto de TN largo interroga-
torlQ por la representation de la par
te demandante.
La Corte en- atenci6n 10 adelan
tado de la hora suspendi6 la vista
del ple1to para Ell proximo termino
toda vez que no Sc podfa aplazar pa
ra antes, dados los sefialamientos an
ticipados.