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Mexico Missouri message., 1907-06-27
DULY.

Mr.. aud Mrs. John Parks enter
tanned Saturday evening in honor
Of their daughters. Miss Eugie,
18th birthday with dance and
lunch. There was large crowd
in attendance-too many to give
names. Their guest Of honor was
Miss Minnie Atkins Of Beaver
Dam neighborhood, cousin Of Miss
Eugie. The last aud most inter
esting of all was the drawing con-
test for the candy. Mr., Grover
chatham was the lucky one. All
present had a pleasant time and
left wishing Miss Eugie many
happy birthdays.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-06-27
YoUNos CREEK,

Frank Smell OF Monroe visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Hill Sunday.
Ask Mr.. Richards how many
fish he caught at that fishing party
at Mr.. Berry's. Good "chawing. /"
Ha, ha.
Willie Hill visited his brother,
Geo. Hill. north of Long Branch,
last week.
Mr.. Lewellyn Of Victor is paying
Dave Str icklin a visit.
James Force Of Victor visited
Geo. Hill last Sunday.
Considering the season ! never
saw crops look more promising.
Ezra Ward has a field OF corn
knee high. and 1t is clean. Ezra
knows how oIow.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-06-27
NORTH WILSON.
Plenty rain at present.

Plenty rain at present.
Farmers busy fighting weeds
out Of their corn.
The oats crop going to he good.
More corn planted in this neigh.
borhood this season than ever be.
fore.
Harry Householder, one Of Au-
drain county's hustling farmers,
has leased the G. r. Clark farm
for five years. He has on the
farm 500 acres of good wheat. de
has re-rented to the following par
ties for corn: John VIM, 20
acres; j. w. wager, l20; Alex
Brace. co. Jim Squirting, so; Ez.
ra Ward, so, and reserves about
so acres for himself. This Is a
valuable farm.
The exercises at Long Branch
Sunday night were Hne. The
house was crowded.
Walter Holloway has a fine colt
for which he refused 800. lie
also has one he expects to gel
$500 for. Mr.. Holloway believes
it pays to raise the best.
Geo. VaDlandingham of Long
Bran ch recently purchased a span
Of mules from j. w. Yager for
1920.
Mrs. w. II. DeJarnatt aud her
daughter, Mrs. Jim Squirting have
each put out about 500 chickens.
Alex Bruce had a valuable mare
cut on wire fence.
Quite a number of hogs being
fed in this community. Walter
Holloway has 100 head; w. IL.
DeJarnett. 100 headi Jim Spur
ling. car load aud also a car
load of good cattle; Jim HolIo.
way. two car loads Of cattle and
one Of hogs.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-06-27
SIN Rise

r. j. Ohutt aud wife Of Hattou
visited w. j. Baker and family
Saturday and listened to an able
sermon at the Benton City Chris.
tiaD church by Rev. r. d. Chinn
Sunday.
Masters Hubert and Paul Viii
Iiams Of Mar.insburg are visiting
G. @. Douglass and family.
Miss Ped Harrison win spend
the week Ia Mexico visiting heE
sisters. Mssdames Brown and Tins
ley.
Gale Douglass and Ab Harri
SON have bought new binders. get
ting ready for harvest.
Herdsix Bros. iass over ID Cal
IaNsy lNo hard NoskIne be,s ar.
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Mexico Missouri message., 1907-06-27
STOCK AND TRANSFERS

John X. Brown sold to r. r.
Buckner 20 head Of fat cattle,
weighing 1870 pounds, at $3.50.
c. P. Arnold sold 143 head
clipped Western lambs in st. Louis
last week. Weighed 6s pounds
and brought $6.7O.
VIM. Cornelius, north of Ben.
ton City, has traded his 160 acre
farm for Geo. Brooks grocery
store in this city.
j. T. and A. p. johnson sold
two cars of clipped Western lambs
on the st. Louis market this week.
They brought 5000.
7. j. Clendenin has sold his bill
lard hall and pool room business
at Fulton and will return to this
city and engage in business.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-06-27
MAN KILLED.
Albert Chandler Crush
ed by the Cars-Lived
in Mexico.

Albert Chandler. 81 years of
age, brakeman on the Burling-
ton, was killed by the cars at
Francis Monday night. He was
missed by fellow workmen who
began a search for him. finding
him little later at the side of the
track dead and badly mangled
The cars had passed over his body.
He is thought to have been in the
act of coupling an air hose between
two freight cars when the engine
was backed or pulled forward,
throwing him under the wheels.
Deceased with his family-a
wife and three small children
came to Mexico from Galloway
county about year ago.
The funeral was held at the
home yesterday afternoon con.
Quoted by Rev. A.. A. Wallace,
after which the remains were laid
to rest in Mexico cemetery.
Coroner Coil called a jury yes
terday to investigate the case and
they were in session most Of the
day, in session as the MESSAGE
goes to press.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-06-27
CHAMP.

Miss Cleo Settle, who has just
closed g very successful term Of
school near Hallsville, returned
home Sunday to spend her vaca-
ton with her parents. She will
begin a winter term in the same
district August 1st.
Mrs. Henry Ernst and little
daughter OF Mexico are visiting j.
II. wilkins aud wife.
E. G. Cant bought hogs of j.
l.. Hickman last week, paying
$5.S5 per cwt.
j. Il. Wilkins was in Higgins
vile last week on busin ess. BE
reports heavy rains in that section.
VIM. Bradley aud Willard Croc-
kett are sporting new runabouis.
Look out, girls
Chas. Crockett aud wife and two
little daughters visited at VIM.
Freeman's Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Conner of Concord
visited her sister, Mrs. Y. G..
Thomas, last week.
Miss May Belle Wales returned
to her home in Mexico after a two
weeks visit with Mrs. Il. A.
Boyd and Mrs. Y. q. Thomas.
j. II. billiard and family spent
Sunday with j. II. wilkins and
wife.
Crops are looking fine. The
showers are coming just right
Most of the corn has been plowed
over and looks clean.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-06-27

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Goodrich, June 18th, a son.
q. L. Maddox aud family were
guests Of his sister, Mrs. Bud
Woods, one day last week.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Mas.
sy, June 10Th, a son.
Last Thursday was a gala day
at Harry Vaughn's-his father from
near Paris and his sister and her
husband, from near Columbia, and
Mrs. Vaughn's father and mother
and her sister, Mrs. Beamer, and
her family and VIM. Adams visited
them.
Mrs. Buford Cauthorn aud baby
who have been visiting her mother.
in'law and family for about three
weeks have returned to their home
in Washington State.
Mrs, p. r. Cauthorn and
daughter, Pauline, visited her son
and family in Thompson last week
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-06-27
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
OFFICE OF Cry ENGINEER.

OFFICE OF CRY ENGINEER.
Mexico, NO., June 26, 1907
Sealed proposals will be received
at the Office Of the City Clerk of
Mexico, Mo-, until 1880 p. m,
Monday,
July 8, 1907,
for furnishing material and con-
structing approximately LAO lin
cal feet of sanitary sewer, to-
gether with one flush tank, two
manholes, aud other appurte-
nanees as shown by plans for
same.
Said sewer beginning at a point
in jefferson street. at the main
sewer, and running south on said
street, ending at a point 10 feet
south Of the sonth line of South
street, as shown by diagram and
profile.
Each bid shall be accompanied
by a certified check on a Mexico.
Mo-, bank payable to the City
Treasurer Of said city, in the sun
Of s per cent OF the amount bid,
Bond of successful bidder to be
double the amount Of the contract
price OF work.
Payment or-the work and ma.
terial TO be made in specil tax bills
issued against the properties with
in the district.
Work to be completed 60 days
after letting.
Bond Of successful bidder to be
filed within ten days from date Of
letting.
Diagram. profile. plans and
specifications can be seen at Office
OF the City Clerk In tha City Hall
Of Mexico, 40.
| Council reserves the right TO
lrqiecl any Or all bids.
IS +. KEITER.
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Mexico Missouri message., 1907-06-27
HIGH HILL DISTRICT.

Good rains; crops looking fine.
Chas. Sellers bought a good
horse last week from Judge Flynt
for Sl35.
Miss Grace Smith attended the
Teachers Institute in Columbia
last Friday and Saturday.
V. 7. Cox recently sold to e..
McGinnis one load of fat cattle at
$6.30 to go in July.
Oliver Sims is building a new
buggy shed and blacksmith shop
combined. This will be quite an
Improvement.
Rev. w. d. Pulls filled his ap-
pointment at Cole Springs last Sat-
urday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steynkie are enter
tanning a fine new boy at their
house.
Friends of this neighborhood
were shocked to hear of the death
of Mr.. Isaac Williams. He for
merly lived in this district and be
leaves many friends here to mourn
his loss. We extend sympathy to
the bereaved family.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-06-27
summer markets.

summer markets.
VIM. Pryor sold his fat hogs to
johnson & Romans, to go July 1st,
at $3.50.
Mr. Pryor's horse, stunned by
lightning, is improved.
Alb Harrison bought a nice
bunch of yearling cattle from Cal
laway parties which he expects to
feed on grass.
Grandpa Winterhalter, father of
Mrs. Martin Donnelly, died early
Sunday morning, aged 80 years.
6 months and 8 days.
Misses Josie Douglass of st.
Louis and Pinkie Douglass Of Ben
ton City visited their aunt, Mrs.
NJ. L. Bullard, last week.
Clarence Willis has been on the
sick list for several days, but was
able to attend church Sunday
night. His sister. Ethel, tool
charge of his team and kept the
plow running during his sickness
Ethel is worth her weight in gold
James Harrison of st. Louis
visited his old home here severa
days last week.
Miss Winnie Jones of Montgom
cry City is spending a week with
her sister. Mrs. Alb Harrison.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-06-27
POWELL FORD

Oats and meadows are fine in
this vicinity.
Earl Carter purchased 3 head of
cattle of j. p. Powell last week at
3%c.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Powell and
daughter and Master Q. p. Hamil-
ton Of Mexico, and Miss Minnie
Powell spent Friday aud Saturday
Of last week with Mr.. and Mrs.
James Bledsoe Of near Santa Fe.
VIM. Mason and Earl Carter
shipped sheep last Sunday night.
Mrs. VIM. McMurtry attended
the reception last Thursday after
noon at DR.. w. r. Rodes Of Mex.
leo.
Miss Pauline Powell is visiting
relatives near Strother.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-06-27

A. Z. Rubeling of st. Louis
who married Miss Mabel Under
wood, formerly of Laddonia, this
county, was visited by a burglar
last Sunday night at his home,
6l5S 'Gambolton Place. Mrs. Ru'
bellug was awake but she did not
disturb Mr.. Burglar-he had a re.
volver in one hand and a flash
light in the other. Took a jewelry
case, q gold watch, n diamond
ring, a shot gun, target rife and
other yaluables in value amount
ing to about 5000. Pa" Under
wood at Rush Hill sends Mrs. Ru-
beling a souvenir postal card with
the following wording: Forget
It, they won't come again."
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-06-27

The MESSAGE prints more Au-
drain county news than any other
paper in the county; that's undis'
puted.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-06-27

Next Sunday there win be
preaching at Mt. Zion by Rev.
Tucker. on Saturday at 2 o'clock
and Sunday ct H.
Born. TO Mr. and Mrs. James
Greed. June lalh. q daughter.
Mrs AImsf Muudg who hat
been visiting friends Is callaWas
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-06-27

Probably the largest crowd ever
seen at Littleby Methodist church
was the one gathered there Sunday,
June 10th, to witness the Chill
dren's Day exercises. The church
was crowded to the utmost, while
on the outside crowds were gath
cred around the windows and
doors and some were even forced
TO return to their homes before the
services began.
This is a Sunday school Of
which any community might well
be proud. For eleven years ii has
been carried on, only failing to
meet on account of sickness or in
element weather. The Superin-
tendent, j. X. Shook, with his
faithful corps OF teachers, are do
ing all in their power to keep up
the interest in the school, aud
when they announce "Children's
Day Services" we always expect
something good. To say that this
years program exceeded all former
attempts would be putting it mild
ly. At l0:30 a. m. the school
fled into the church, keeping step
to the march so beautifully
played by Miss Gertie Smith. The
infant class leading and each class
carrying IL beautiful white banner
inscribed with the respective class
numbers. The pastor, B>r o.
Smith, not being present, our life.
long friend Bro. Edmonston filed
his place and led in prayer. Next
followed a we'll chosen aud spoken
recitation by Elva Kircher. telling
of the beauty of children's day.
There were so many good recita-
tions and drills and songs by the
pupils that we wish we could give
each one special notice, but space
forbids.
The little Sunbeam" drill by 8
little girls was beautiful and well
executed, while the Rose Drill"
by 8 larger girls showed careful
trainicg by their teacher. Many
thought the Loyal Soldiers"
drill by 8 small boys, each one
dressed IN full uniform. was best
of all. Glasses 2 and 3 each rem
dered a song. while the songs Of
the school were pretty and well
rendered.
Bro. Edmonston made a most
interesting address after which
little Clyde Weaver announced in a
very fitting manner that the ex.
ereises were finished except the
most important part, that of tax
ing up the collection, which was
Immediately done. The congrega-
ton showed their appreciation of
the exercises by contributing liber-
ally. The collection amounted to
1926.
The entire congregation then
joined in singing God Be With
You till We Meet Again" Bro.
Edmonston pronounced the bene-
diction and each one turned home
ward with new inspirations, think
ing of the perfect June day. the
beautiful flower decorations in the
church. the bright young faces of
the little children that compose the
school. the greetings of old friends
but most of all for the goodness
and mercy of God for permitting
us to enjoy such annual occasions.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-06-27

1t is not patriotic to discharge
destructive explosives on the
Fourth of July, y,-cannons, guns or
pistols, and we hope Mexico will
have none Of il this year.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-06-27

The new law closing the saloons
from midnight to 8 a. m. in st.
Louis reduced arrests from l,l22
last week to 73l this week. That's
doing better.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-06-27

g. w. EIzea, northwest OF Mo,
limo, was in Mexico yesterday and
stopped in to see the MESSAGE.
He says the ground is very wet IN
his section and people are taking
to the hoe--the old fashioned way
for getting the grass aud weeds
out Of their corn.
The MESSAGE was panied "a
hear of the death of DR.. Albert
w. Corner at Butte. Montana,
mentioned by our Laddonia cor,
respondent. His death was
caused BY blood poisoning. nrsI
contracted in one OF his thnmbs,
which soon spread to bis whols
system. We hope % be able e
give q more extended aolioe o. hi|
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Mexico Missouri message., 1907-06-27

Honor. bright, what comfort is
there in the thought that a fine is
occasionally assessed against a
trusti Why. that only casts an
additional burden upon the people.
Let President Roosevelt put some
Of the rascals behind the bars. like
the common chicken thief.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-06-27

w. T. Wilkerson. east of Santa
Fe, called on the MESSAGE Monday
Says they are much interested over
that way in the prospects for the
new electric railway from Mexico
thru that section.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-06-27

What's all this we hear about
arrests or threatened arrests for
bucking the bucket shop in Mex
icof Some interesting develOpe-
ments if certain matters come to
a head.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-06-27

The Missouri District Confer.
ence aud Sunday School Conven'
ton of the Colored Methodist
Church is in session 10 this city.
Bishop Lane, of jackson. Tenn,
is with the conference.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-06-27

Will our correspondents please
give as more stock items. Tell us
more about what you and your
neighbors are doing on the farm.
Cut ont unimportant visiting
items.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-06-27

Mrs. j. r. Smiley. east of Santa
Fe, and her friend, Mrs. j. w,
Vandeventer. took the train in
Mexico this week for a visit in the
East aud at the jamestown Expo.
sition.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-06-27

Three births reported out at
Cant this week and the same num-
ber iR Molino neighborhood. Au-
drains population is growing.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-06-27

g. o. McGee. carrier on F. r.
ID. No. 4 out of Mexico, with his
family, visited VIM. Childers and
family at Hinton, Boone county,
last week. Fred McGee, a son,
remained to extend his visit. Crops
in Boone looking well, Mr.. McGee
tells us.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-06-27
THURSDAY, JUNE 27, 1907
Talk the Mexico Chautauqua.

Next Thursday is the Glorious
Fourth.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-06-27

Judge w. N. Evans, chairman
Of the Democratic State Commit
tee. is making it hot for the viO-
lators Of the local option law in
his county. he seized a car of
beer shipped to West Plains the
other day, his county seat. The
Judge will not sample it but viii
spill the stnf in the street.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-06-27

The Paris Appeal editorially
says: So the Board Of Managers
Of the st. Joe Asylum vindicated
DIR. WoOdson and the woman in
The case. We are not surprised.
When that board was taking testi-
mony in the ease last week. and all
went 10 a swell dinner at the doc
tors home. we were certain that
yindiention was coming. Thomas.
The thisvinR treasurer Of the Full
ton asylum had his books marked
o. K, cash year, but he stole
90. 900 iant ihe anme Dr. Wood
son u'enaa IAomrs flsa With
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-06-27

Mrs. w. II. Sherman Of Berk.
ley, Cali, and Miss Edna Smith OF
Detroit, Mich, are visiting their
mother, west Of Mexico. Mrs. A.
c. Smith.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-06-27

j. d. Inflow and family have re.
turned from a visit in Califor mia.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-06-27

Circuit Court adjourned Tues
day until today-caught up with
the docket.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-06-27

Miss Hermie Gibbs is visiting in
Columbia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-27
Muerto por un autom6viI

Desde Utuado informan ell siguiente
desgraciado suceso ocurrido antier:
Entire siete y ocho de la maflaua al
pasar ell sutomovil de carga por Cania-
CO, con direction a Arecibo, ell indivi-
duo Domingo Navas, contratista de
piedra picada, salio de su casa donde
tomaba cafe y quiso, segfn parece SUI
birse al automovil por un lado cuando
este iba en- msrcha. con tan mala
fortuna que cay6 bajo ell vehfculo pa
sandole las ruedas traseras por encima
del tronco y dejandole muerto en- ell &C.
to. Ell automovil viajaba sin carga y
ell "chaheur" quedo en- libertad, seg1n
10 dispuesto por Ell Juez Municipal de
Utuado luego de Dir Ia declaration de
la esposa de la vfctima, quien fue tes-
tigo ocular d . tan terrible accidente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-27
lnformeS muniCipaleS
ARECIBO

Hemos recibido un informe del
Concejo Municipal de Arecibo, que
nos remite el sefior Manuel Perez
Aviles, alcalde de aquella ciudad. Ell
mencionado escrito es muy extenso
trata como su nombre indica, acerca
de todas las mejoras hechas durante
ell periodic administrative del aflo fis-
cal. Vemos que Sc han introduSido
reformas en- Ell matadero y en- mu-
chos edifcios municipalities.
En- arreglo de GALES y plazas sc ha
invertido la suma de dos mil seis-
|cientos cincuenta y ocho dollars, de-
|dicandose gran parte 4 la com
poslci6n de las GALES del norte
de la ciudad. En- el hospital Sc ex-
tendio Ia insta laci6n de plomerfa ana
diendo dos vertederos; ell matadero
fac objeto de reformas que 10 han
puesto en- excelentes condolences hi
gienlcas, y por 10 que respecta a ca
minos en- dos Sc hicieron trabaios de
alguna importancia principalmente el
que conduce al cemeNterio EN- el de
Dominguito, que Sc reparo en- gran
parte.
Otras obras senala ell informe que
Ifueron atendidas asf como la urbani-
zaci6n y embellecimiento de la ciu>
ad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-27
DETEATRO

De 10 tarde que acabo la func ion
de anoche, tiene la culpa el publico
que no Sc cansa de aplaudir la
seflora Matras en- Ell tango del mo
rrongo" y en- los couples de la Ca.
tita Blanca" y en- todos los cantables
y escenas en- que toma parte Ia emf
nente artiSta.
Dir1ase que ell ptlblico no Sc resig
ma que desaparezca de la escena la
artiSta lncompare BILE. nj por I'm mo-
mento. y quiere retenerla a fuerza
de ovaciones, de ibravos de aplau-
SOS delirantes Ell mayor tempo posi-
Bile.
Sucede CON esta eminente artista
una cosa extrafIa y es que despues
de yer er,-mejor dicho-de admirar su
trabajo de "Ensenanza libre,' des-
pues df ue arrebata en- la suprema
voluptu@ 'idad de los bales andalu-
ces. deslr rues de rendirla todo Ell tri-
buto de admiracion que merece en-
cada uno delos aspectos que ofrece ell
caracter de "Purita, pudiera decirse
que este es ell tipo predilecto, la obra
favorita, la creacion de Blanca Matras;
pero la vemos despues en- LA cuna, >
en- Cara melo;' en- "Estuche de mo-
nerias." en- LA trapera. en- Las
Estrellas, en- La gatita blanca!' Y
no sabemos que admirar mas en- la
genial artista, 81 Ell talento creador
conque da vida, relieve altlsimo ca
racteres tan varios, 8 la rara virtud
que tiene de gustar mas, mucho mas
extraordinariamente mas, cada vez
que Sc presenta al plblico, que no es
para ella el "indiscutible scberano,
sino Ell rendido admirador, Ell vasallo
irremediable que paga su tribute al
merito, q la gentileza, al genio.
De los demas artistas, esta N pri-
mer termino Real, Ell BARITONE STEM
aplaudido; despues, la Fernandez;
Sanchez, muy celebrado por nuestro
p1blico; la Castillito, Cort6s, Arnal-
lido, Suarcz y Odena que es IN actor
muy discreto y todo 10 hace muy
blen.
La orquesta dir igida por el elegan-
te MAESTRO Campos, ahnada, precisa
exact1Sima, I'm aplauso tambie len.
Domingo OrOxcO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-27
FL " muertO reSuCitadO
10 avE DICE URRUTM

Aver tarde estrvo en- esta oficina
lei senior Felix Urrutia. Manifesto
que el era "el muerto resucitado" de
Caguas. del cual parte de la prensa
sc habia ocupado con horripilantes
detalles. Habl6 de su Supuesto en-
venenamiento y dijo que cuando en-
Ban Juan Sc lie crefa difunto, el ira
baJaba en- ST. residencia sin que nj
por casualidad sospechase ell papeI
que estaba representando. Sc enter6
de los detalles de su suicidio de
los horroreS que habfa experimental
do en- Ell envenenamiento por varios
amigos, que le trajeron los peri6di-
COS. "Al principle nos dijo Urrutia,
sentl terrible indignation pero luego
me repuse y trate de contestar en- la
prensa, pero mi madre sc interpuso
de por medic y me aconsej6 que ma
da d1Jese hasta tanto llegase 4 San.
Juan. Asf 10 he hecho.
Orrutla va acompaf1ado de un TO-
ven cuyO nOmbre no conocemos. Nos
manifestation ambos que tendrfan
benevolencia con la prensa, pero
considera ban Ia burla que habfan
hecho con Urrutia muy agresiva
pensaban tomar acci6n contra un
indivfduo, cuyo nombre citaron pa
ra ante los tribunales. Nos mani
festaron tambien que despues de ir q
las redacciones de los diarios vista
rian al Gobernador Mr. Post Y At
torney General cuyas visitas han
efectuado en- la mafiana de hoy.
Felix Urrutia es un joven de unoS
veintiocho treinta afioS. Alto, del
gado. ojos muy abiertos y de color
blanco. ViSte sencillamente. Era
pollcfa al ocurrir Ell crimen de Cordo--
YES Berries en- la actualidad traba-
ia por su cuenta en- Caguas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-27
Mr.. Post J Ia Prensa
EXCURSION 4 RIO PIEDRGs

Esta maffana apesar descr dia de
correo y hallarSe Mr.. Post sumamen-
te ocupado en- Ell despacho con la co
rrespondencia recibio a los y<poyt<ys.
Inform6 que aver estuvo en- Rio
Piedras, visitando el edi6cio LA
Convalecencia' que en- la actualidad
esta ocupado por la policfa insular.
Sc lleva cabo en- aque1 pueblo el
arreglo de la plaza principal y con
cuyo motive han sido cortados los Ar
boles que existfan. Mr.. Post expuso
que 4 petici6n suya Sc dcjaron dos
hermosos arboles que Sc levantan
frente al mencionado cdifcio. Tam
bien dio varios nombramientos que
aparecen en- otro sitio de este peri6-
dico.
Visitaron al Gobernador Ell sefior
Manuel Zeno Gambia, director de la
/" Correspondence ., Ell seilor Luis
Mufloz Morales, Juez de la Corte de
Distrito de Guayama y Ell a1calde de
Rio Piedras seflor Caloca, con quie-
mes celebro interesantes entrevistas
Sobre varios asuntos administrators.