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or to Southport. The proposed road II
about forty miles In length either route.
The capital Is GO0.C00. and tho principal
incorporation are 4. w. Whitehead. Il. =.
DeVane. A. J Mckennon. George II. Bel
larny. Jackson Stanland and w. II. Chad
born.
Another charter granted was 70 the
Arrow Company. of Greensboro. capital.
1900 authorized. and only 500 SUBJ
scribed. by J. W. Shields. C.. S. No
Masters and others. Tor a mercantile
business.
The Piedmont AIantel and Showcase
company. OF Lincoluton. is chartered.
with &5.o0 capital, by y. j. Dilinger
and others.
A requisiuon was houored this morning
IN the Office Of Governor Glenn from the
Governor Of South Carolina for Gus Lee,
who is In ian in Salisbury. and is wanted
IN chester. 5. c.. to answer the charge
Of murder.
Tho Winston Vehicle Company. OF VIM
~ston-Saiem. is chartered. with $500 cap
l'al authorized and $25.O00 subscribed. oy
o. o. White. D. r.. Mast. Henry Roam
ana others. for the manufacture OF bug
sleS. carriages and other vehicles
Another charter is FOR the Engie Land
'ompahs. OF Winston Salem. capital Rlo0.-
"". by j. J.. Patterson. Robert Patter-
son and others.
others were granted To. The Greensboro
9'euraues Company. OF Greensboro. capi-
'"i si".5p. by !. NJ Hendrix. r.. ~.
vaughn. +. p. Whorton and others. TIE
r''HhnK and Mercantile Company OF
D'"yV'n. Sio.P". by } O Ellington. r.. g..
Is smith and others. The Thomas a. Pare
I" npa OF Raleigh. $4,000. f,r a
.'Icantle business % open a store. TAos.
- a'un' principal incorporation.
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THE MILLER FUND.
Commonwealth OF Virginia.
Second Auditors office.

Richmond. Va. Dec. 81. 1906.
ernor OF Virginia:
Sir-Under the provision OF the Will OF
samuel Miller deceased. for the estab-
mshment and perpetual support Of a school
on the manual-labOr principle. on a tract
o. land In the county Of Automatic. and
the Act Of Assembly Of February "a. 1874.
emitted An Act to give effect 20 a com
promise or the litigation ia respect 70
the construction and effect OF the will
OF samuel Miller. deceased. and TO es-
SaOhsh the manual-labor school provided
lot, IN the twenty fifth clause OF said
WILL 1t ia made the duty OF the Second
AUDITOR 70 open and keep a separate ac-
count or the FUND given IN trust for the
above purpose. TO be denominated tho
Miller Fund. and annually on the 3lst OF
december to make and render a trle
inc distinctly and In retail the receipts
ana disbursements OF account OF the
same during the year Immediately pre-
cedlng. a copy Of which account. verified
by the oath OF the Second Auditor. is re-
CURED to be delivered to the Governor.
20 be by him laid before the legislature:
and another copy thereof. verified in like
manner. 20 DO published for one month
IN two newspapers-one printed in the
town OF charlottesville and the other in
the City of Richmond"
In discharge OF this duty I have tho
honor TO present the following statement:
RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS ON
ACCOUNT OF III INCOME OF
TItB FUND FOR THE YEAR 1905:
RECEIPTS. 1908.
January Q-Tnteres, FOR
six months 70 Inn
arv l. 1905 on 81
O44 S68 40 & ana 4 ~
cent rec4stero5 -
tificates issued rndc-
act OF Febrnarv 81
1892 sgp be9 os
Univ nee -
- ,aoc DIteo 70 July
wv on ul'1O'-'' SV'o9' 70
ro~. %ol'Loo ~
'a siS Dyo9 m.binteTes Tor
- IO1o6sS 20 Sal
e6S On 800
tereS = ~ ress
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FORMALLY ELECT
SIMMONS SENATOR
North Carolina Senate and House
Cast Party Vote fon Party
Favorites.
TO FORCE COOKS TO STAY
Remarkable Bill Offered Designed
to Prevent Servants Taking
French Leave.

RALEIGH. y. G.. January 22.-The
formal election OF a United states Sen
ator for the term beginning March (
was the central feature OF to-day's
session OF the General Assembly. the re-
suit Of the election being that r.. NJ. Sim
mons viii succeed himself IN the Va
uonal Congress. The Senate and House
voted separately to-day. NJ. Simmons
receiving 30 ballots and Judge Spencer
y. Adams. Republican nominee. 3 bal
lots in tho Senate, and Mr.. Simmons So:
Judge Adams. q. and j. J.. Britt. 2
votes in the House.
Ths speeches placing the candidates
IN nomination were splendid tributes 20
character and ability OF the candidates.
Mr.. Simmons vas nominated in the Sen
ate by John c. brewery. Of Wake. and
In the House by W. C.. Douglass. OF
Wake. Judge Adams was nominated in
the Senate by Guy Carter. OF Surry.
and IN the House By NJ y. Harshaw. OF
Caldwell.
There was n gratifying absence ot
party bitterness manifested .n the u0ui-
mating and s%econding speeches. although
this wus considerably more the case
with the minority speakers than with
the Speakers for the dominant party.
on Thursday there Will be "a Joint
session OF the Senate and House for a
Joint ballot formally confirming the
election held to-day
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SeaIed ProrOeaIs.

PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
until ID O'Clock NJ. FEBRUARY IS.
1909. 90 furnish the P~enitcntiary 1000
Wards Heavy Wooden Stripes and 4. 1000
ar0s Striped Flannel, an to be de-
ltrtel April J. 1907. Specifications
and ~4mplcs can Dc had by applying
t1 r.. y. MORGAN. Supt.
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Djsfieured..

since Kadley came in for all that
money don't suppose ned know me-"
well. Fate cvens things up. Since
he started TO learn how TO run his au-
tomobiie YOU wouidn't know him."-Ths
Catholic Standard and Times.
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ONE CENT 4 WORD

THE RATE Tor Classified
Want Advertising is / cent per
word. Nct Cash IN DNANC
with a minimum cost of 10 cents
for each insertion. The same
rate applies TO deaths, marriages,
obituaric, and all other classified
notices No display type allowed
in .f,e classified columns.
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Observation-Disclosures ,ans

marie. and approved hy the Board OF
Education
IN ztonewali Tompkine. Acting Surer-
i~ntoudcnt of the Miller Manual-Tahor
School OF Alhemarle. FOR current and
Othcr expenses.
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The Confederate Museum

ELEVENTH CLAY STREETS.
OPEN l0 4 NJ. TO i. N.
ADMISSION. 26c
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Personals.


THINK Oh THIS. YOUNG LADIES'
8 20 So PER WEEK WHILE LEARN
ING. MUCH MORE IN A FEW
WEEKS. WORK LIGHT AND PLEAS
ANT. CALL AT WHITLOCk BRANCH.
AMERICAN CIGAR co. TWENTY
THIRD AND CARY STREETS.
WILLIAM BUCHANAN. EXPERIENCE
cd accountant. opens. systemizcs. au-
ats and closes books. Phone 301l.
HANDSOME RUGS AND DRCGGETs
woven from old carpets. Mrs. A.. J.
PYLE. 3l5 North Ftfta.
1901 WEST BROAD STREET Is THE
wood mans place. Half-cOrd Thin
Bark origiual Pine. 80 Is.
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SECURITIES BELONGING T
MILLER FIND

s75.7sa 10
SECURITIES BELONGING TO THE
MILLER FUND.
The following Is a statement ~ tho
securities belonging to the Miller Fund
IN the custody OF the Second Auditor.
Virginia certificate. registered
issued under act OF Febrf-
AIRY % 1892. bearing six per
cent. on secs. $3.50 and FOUR
per cent interest on SO
10000 to January. 1909. and
five per cent Interest there
Virginia registered bonds.
called in the market Cen
fury Bonds on account OF
running q hundred years. TO
July 1. 1891. bearing inter
est al the rate OF three per
cent. per snnum....."-.... $4,000 90
Virginia registered bond. IS
sued under act Of February
IA. 1882. bearing three per
cent. interest. 500 90
Richmond city eight per
January ] lso7. 80 1000 90
ChauiCal College and Poly
technic Institute ten-fortv
five per cent. nOntaXable and
equipment bonds. ........... 10000 90
on which an annual interest
may be relied On of......... 1853 10
The securities heretofore reported as
OF no Nd4Nt nave DttM charged 10 profit
and loss account.
Il viii De seen by the statement %
receipts and disbursements on account
~ income that there is I'm the treasury
10 the credit Of the fund. in cash. for the
maintenance and support OF the school.
December 81. 1906. S72.69
Respectfully submitted.
JOHN G. DEW.
Second Auditor and Secretary Of tho
Board OF the Miller Manual Labor
School. Of Albemarle.
state Of Virginia. City Of R~ichmond-to-
Wit.
7. Joseph LeMasurier, n notary public
for the city aforesaid, and In the State
Of Virginia do certify that John G. Dew
Second Auditor OF Virginia. and ex-ohicio
secretary % the Miller Labor School. OF
~Albemarlc. whose name is signed to the
foregoing report. has acknowledged tho
same before me. and has made oath thar
thu statements contained In the said re-
port are true. 10 the best Of his knowI-
edge and belief.
Given undcr my hand this 3fst day OF
December. 1906.
JOSEPH 1t NAsURIER.
Notary Public.
Nv commission expires February I&
AVA.
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Miscellaneous.
MACHINERY FOR SALE.

- WILL Buy I0-H. p. ELECTRIC
motor. so win buy a Croker Wheeler
to-Ii p motor Win starting box at
GChed. an no Nrst-,iass condition. $50
VIII buy lO-H. u. KS engine 20-H. p.
boiler and engine (Chase). all rs eood
as nov. nov %r-nning. to a. quick pur-
chaser "a bargain can De had. am betting
ana shaffine attached 5000 feet 9 nine
almost new. shafung and pullcvs. for
s1le. three Sturtevant blowers. We nav
highest prices Tor machinery. Coprer.
brass. lead zinc and old betting CaIi
Us UP and gct prices. TIfE NJ KET-
r. IRON AND METAL CO. ONCl
twentieth and Main Streets. Phone 20.
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The Valentine Museum.

TWELFTH CLAY STREETS
NHeu aaIe from o a. ~. g. 3 T. u. Ad-
mission. =. cenL. Fleo o. SatugdASs
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January 1S-To w r.. Mqunin.
clerk. Chari0ttcsviue. w.. fo~
work for Miller Manual labor
School. ~ Albemarle. 70 Janu-
AIRY I. 1906. .....- ......-. 81 o5
January 1870 notary public
for taking the acknowledge
mont ~ John c. Dew. Second
Auditor and secretary 81 the
Miller School Board. 10 his
report Of the Miller Fund for
the year 1905. .-.-.... so
January ITO Daily Progress.
u charlottesville. for pubi-
cation % report for vcar 1909. Is 90
January 15-TO News Leader.
~ Richmond for publication
Of report for wear 1906.... II 90
November 24-To Bell Book
j. qnd sta toner gIo foE ieassT. rs
Second Auditor. for payment
OF one per cent. duo him az
provided in Samuel Milcrs
VIII. ou fl6.01Z.s0 ....... 100 =
March ON Sll52. 66.-........ IFS %
May S-pn Slu,Ztl.5 3 -....-..... lo2 Il
july lion Sl4.bO2. 50 -..---.... 146 %
September lion 50 1qs. 24 ~ az
November I5-On $12.14l.97 90. 12l ~
s75.6oo At
Balance on Income account. 70 SO
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Millinery.

GREAT Today CLEARANCE SALE:
real bargains, real sacrifice prices.
Look at these prices. 90 dozen I'M
trimmed hats. from Toe. to 49c am
shapes. Trimmed hats. great scIrc-
ton. almost given away. ChUdrcn't
caps. formerly sold TOT CSC. now I9c.
Flowers. Quills. birds and wings.
from &C.. up. Don't miss these BAR
gains. come early and get first se-
lection. MRS CHAMLEE. 316 and alS
East Broad Street.
REDUCTION SALE NOW on OF TRIM
med Hats, Suits. Cloaks and furnishings
az special low prizes for high-class
goods. Mrs. JULIUS BEAR. 1923 East
Main Street.
YOU CAN FIND QUITE A SELECTION
of new. effective evening hats at
MRS. WORTHAM'S. 216 North Third
Street
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Charter to Railroad.

TIE WILMINGTON. Brunswick and South
ern Railroad Company was chartered in
the Ofice Of the Secretary OF State this
morning for the purpose Of constructing
"a road from Navassa. on the Cape Fear
River. opposite Wilmington. 70 Little
River. just over the South Carolina line.
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Merchandise in Bulk.

The most important legislation too
Gay ~ss tho passing 10y House OF the
~i'oughton bin regulating the sale OF
merchandise IN bulk. II requires mcr-
chants who contemplate selling a stock
in bulk % make a sworn statement OF
creditors and noun due. and the
prospective purchaser must give five
days notice 10 these creditors % bis ln-
territorial purchase 81 the stock.
OF the bills introduced tina hy Rcp-
resentatlve Gailert for the investtgarton
Of insurance companies doing business
in the state - the most far-reachlnE
II provides for "A legislative commit
tee OF two Senators and five Repre-
sentattves. who shall during the next
two years Investigate all insurance
companies doing business IN tho State.
and report 10 the next session Of the
General Assembly.
Galiert also introduced a railroad
bin which prescribes that all railroads
shall use the block system. that fare
shall Doe two and one-half cents. with
mileage-books at two cents. availabl.
for a man and his family. II makes
tile Jim Crow car law uniform and in-
vests conductors with police powers.
To Make the Cook Stay.
Representative Morton has introduced r
reuarkahle hn in tho House OF Repre-
~ntauVcs 10 apply only 20 his own
epinty. New Hanover. unless IL shall be
amended 70 apply 70 other counties by
N-"+t AANAAlNNa as may AAAt n AAi'g 10
it. The bill IS entitled. "To prevent
household servants from breaking their
contracts" il stipulates that any cook.
house girl. maid. butler. coachman. wash
woman or other household servant who
shall have contracted either in writing
or orally TO serve any person or persons
in any az the various capacities
specified. and shall fail o. 90 80
or leave tho service before the
contract period has expired. except in
cases Of illness or other serious and uu-
avo.dahie calamity. shall be- guilty 81 a
misd.meanor. and on conviction shall be
punished at the discretion or a.. court.
An order has been made in the office
OF Adiutant-General 7. r. Robertson. Of
the North Carolina National Guard. in
this city. for the transfer OF Lieutenant
Colonel Geo. L Hood. OF Goldsboro. from
the qu-artermaster's department 20 that of
the inspector-general. with the rank OF
Northumberland.
Frank Rose. OF Warreuton. "a commits
STONED FIRST lieutenant OF Company n,
Third Regiment, Warrenton.
Charter to Railroad.
TIE Wilmington. Brunswick and South
ern Railroad Company was chartered in
tho ofice OF the Secretary OF state this
morning Tor the purpose Of constructing
"a road from Navassa. on the Cape Fear
River. opposite Wilmington. 10 Little
Rfvar frgf over fra Gnufn Ea-cffr. linz.
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Wants
ONE CENT A WORD.
Situation Wanted-Male.

A YOUNG MAN DESIRES a POSITION
as collector; best reference and bond
II required. Address Z COL, care this
Office.
WANTED, POSITION by ALL AROUND
ounce man and bOOkkeeper. rcference
Ca
WANTED. POSITION BY AIL-AROUND
uhice man and b~Ookkeeper. Refer
cnce. Address PIERCE, Box HOO.
Augusta, Ga
WANTED. POSITION AS BOOKKEEPER
and all-around office man. Address
box 156, Richmond. Va
WANTED. POSITION AS LOCAL
salesman. salary or commission. Ad-
dress r.. o.. Box 1856. Richmond. Va
YOUNG NAN. GRADUATE OF SMITH
deals. desires a position as book
keeper or banking. Address - b94.
care Of this ofhce.
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Stu ton wan od-tenale.

NUo,G LADY WANTS POSITION AS
e~teUographer and hookkeoper. real
estate or lawyers office. two years
experience. T.. W. $40 East Main
Street CITY. care Harwood & Co.
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Miscellaneous.

The WOOD MAN LIS ALL AINDS
OF Lump Coal. steam Coal. Anthracite
Soal-it Is the f~ree-burning kind. 90.
r. T. LONG. 1901 West Broad.
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Richmond. Va. Jan. IL. 1907.
ItE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders OF the Broad Street
Ianh Richmond. Va. viii be held at
t.e.r hankiug-hOuse at 4 o'clock y.
M February l2. 1907.
ANDREW NJ GLOVER. Cashier.
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TOBACCO.

MAHOGANY BLEND" MAHOGANY
Blend,' Why not smoke Mahogany
BlendT'
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TIE ANNCAL MEETING OF THE
stnckHuIlers % tho jefferson Realty
Corporation viii be hcld at the JET
rs'n Hotel, Richmond. Va. ON
NiI'\ tSbAY. February 6th. at 10 Nj.
TO- F. WELSIGEIt, Secretary.
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Solicitors and Statesmen.

CITY for the new Gas Burner on COM
mission. state experience. Address
A $40 care this office.
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a CALLED MEETING OF THE y T..
b-. association viii be held ~
- AfNory. Ninth and Cary Streets
THIS DAY GJanuarv 22. 1907, ~ fo
D. ~ ly order Of the President
Il. b. MUNFORD. Ir.
Secretary.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-30

FL Auditor De Puerto Rico prcsen
TO va en- proyecto de ley la Kcsou-
cion Conjunta acerca dc las obras del
dragado en- San Juan, que hace pocos
d(as SC acord0 en TN informe p0r la
Camara baia solicitar del g0bicrno
de los Estados Unidos.
En- su inf0rme dice Mr.. Cabot
Ward 10 que Sigue:
Por cua nto: los informes de ma
yo 26, 1905 y Mayo Is, 1906, pre-
sentados por el Comandante c. A T.
FIager, del Cuerpo de Ingenieros,
Sobre eXamen y eStudio preliminares,
reSpectivamente dc la Bahia de San
Juan, Puerto Rico, "con Ia mira de
obtener su6cicnte anclaie profun-
didad respectivamente de "a Y 40
pies Ell los canales que 4 la misma
dan entrada." han sido sometidos 4
Ia Camara de Representatives. con
fecha 60 de junio de 1906, Y pasados
a Ia Comisi6n de Rios ruertos.
/, Por cuanto: On los informes con
fechas de JUNO IS dc 1905 Tunio
IS de 1906 rreeentados por las Jun
tas de lngenieros de Rios Puertos,
esta c0nsldcra 81 Puerto de San Tuan.
digno de nejofas por parte de los
Estados UnldoS, v sc recomienda Ia
adopcion del proyecto, ap1oximando
Sc al plan propuesto por cl conan )
dante E,lager, para III c-nal de en-
trada Y fondeadero, de 80 pies de
profund dad;
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Proyectos de ley
BILLS EN- PRIMERA LEcTURA


En- la session de aver de la Camara
popular fueron leidos en- primera lee
tura los bills siguientes:
n B Mum 4o.-Por Ell sef1or Tro-
lies, para la construction de un puente
sumergible sobre ell rio Sabana Grande.
que sepera a poblaci6n de este mismo
nom bre de Ia de San German.
H B Mum 5o.-Por el sefor Torres.
creando ell cargo de Registrado de Ia
Propiedad Auxiliar para el Registro de
la Propiedad de San Juan para otros
fines
II B Mum 5r.-Por el senor Torres.
para enmendar Y adicionar la Secci6n
II de una Ley titulada: "Ley determi-
nando reglas para el ejercicio de La
profession de abogado Ell Puerto Rico
y derogando las Leyes dc 81 de Enero
de 1901 primero de- Marco de 1909
que comprenden las secciones 38 a ~
inclusiveS, de los Estatutos Revisados
de Puerto Rico.
P4saron 4 seguuda lactura tooos los
que estaban aver en- primera.
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Por cuanto. la mejora del puerto
de San Juan en- extension sufciente
para responder convenientemente &
las actuales y futuras exigencias del
Concrete, sera no solo de un gran
valor mercantil sino tambien de inte-
res para la Armada de los Estados
Onldos, vel presupuesto de costo,
sea, ochoclentos cincuenta mil 1850,
ooo) dollars, es pequeno en- demasfa,
ST Sc tlenen en- cuenta las ventaiaS
que habran de derivarse de dicha
meiora;
Por cuanto: el puerto de San Tuan
es el principal de Ia Isla de Puerto
Klco, en- ell cual Sc reciben Ia mayor
parte de las importaciones, V las ia
clldades, hoy por hoy, son compile
tamente inadecuadas, resultando en-
perjuiclo no solo de Ia cjudad de
san uan, sino tambiGn de toda Ia
lsla de Puerto Rico.
Por tanto: ResuGlvase por Ia Asan-
blea Legislative de Puerto Rico.
Que Sc diriia Una petici6n N Con-
greso de los Estados Cnidos iqtere-
1ando que tome las medidas necesa-
rlas para el Immediate mei0rauiento
de las destavorabIes condolences how
cIlstentes en- el Puerto de San Tran
y para que sc Dc cu4nto antes c0Elien-
70 Ia o1ra d abouLar Gragar los
ca1ales de cntrada al misno de
acuerdo con Ia recommendation hecha
en- l-a lntormes traSmjtidos Ell "Spea-
l-tr' 81. l'-.,,. ... III. p .
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acariciado proyecto del defini-
dor pintoresco de la educacion
y de la democracia.
Sobre I'm punto tan esencial
para la defensa de la PERSONAL
dad puertorriquefla, no pueden
caber vacilaciones que por
nuestra parte serian pecamino-
Sas.
Es precise fjar hasta donde
llegan las facultades del Conf
sionado de Instruction publica,
para prevenir desmanes gravi-
simos y punibles desafue1os
que hieren los sentimien,os po-
pulares.
En- este sentido, seg1n nues-
trOs 1nfOrme5, Sc preSenta EN- la
actual legislature un proyecto
de ley.
No dudamos que obtendra cl
apoyo unauime de laCamara de
representatives.
Hay que poneT 4 cubierto de
las vOluntarIOsaS eXageraCiOneS
patri0teras de algunos congre-
gantes 10 que tenemos en- Ia CO.
lonia, verdaderamente dIgnO de
ser c0nservado, aunQue para
clio sea indispensable sOstener
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-30
Los reos Dones yRiYera
Sc acerca Ell dia fatal-Versiones que
corren en- Ell p1blico - Sobre la
ejecuc ion de la sentencia.
LA CAPILLA

Para ell viernes pr6ximo, d las seis
de la maflana, esta senalada la ejecu
ci6n de los reos Francisco Dones V
Francisco Rivera (a) Panchito, en- ell
preside depay tamental.
Hay grandes probabildades de que
las sentenclas Sc cumplan at1n cuando
Sc nos informa que los abogados ha-
cen activisimas gestiones para conse-
guir la conmutaci6n dc las penas.
Hoy y 'manana tendran luqar entire
vistas con las atlas autoridades sobre
importantes asuntos que Sc relacionan
con los reos.
Sc corrs ell rumor de que Dones Y
Rivera, desde hace a]gunos dias, pa
decen. ataques de enageuaci6e.
Mientras no Sc cxpi1an ordenes
contrarias, suspendiando Ia eiecuci6n
por cuaIquier motjvo, Sc nos dice que
en- la noche de manana entraran los
condcnados Dones y Rivera, en- capi-
LA preparada en- uno De los departa~
mentos bajos del Preside.
La ejscuci6n Sc lIsvara d cabo, Sc
GUN l@s prescripcjoGes, del C6digo lie
Enjuiclamie Criminal en- aus artf-
34s, 343 y 344, los. cuales dlcen tex
tualmento 10 que sigue:
Sc ejecutara la ssntencja de pena
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-30

Ia KERMESSE De AN0CHE


Amena y c.c n,c Eesu,1J In fiesta
.rZau,za@4 p2r l-> oanas re Ia $50
--ao@a pEo.~r,".a dc mendI&os que
- 0to anot1e T.. u.cstto teatro.
II anima~I@a re 2ranaet L. con
>~T1catl3 osy'-3~.. Ioaa o42 res
Pono.o con es. eno.'ez los prop6Si-
tbs dc las o"a -Io5ra5, que una Eaz
mas 'o@rar#n .e@edtar q dcscohSuo-
10 DE- los nec9o-.~'-os. L. 'Protecto-
Il" c1 m-4o.so- .1e1@ce gf*4Qes eIo-
Et4s ae 1t1e>t'. ['4f,e y 2mpla "ya1a
n3T !" oe- 2U9-@'. e0 "tenc1o1 ~ up
a~Is1o72 4@e .~I9'7 >te' A@lLl1ollo
-~.noa U@ ,Tio-.ar ca.~GoS2a poaQe
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a1orae. F"c|yn .m2c1aS' y D@t.@S,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-30

Esta mai1ana el honorable Gober-
nador firno los siguiente3 nombra-
mientos.
Para Juez Municipal de Caguas, don
Jose Castro Colon, para Juez de Paz
de Lola don J Iequeira; para Iuez
de Paz de Morovis, don Juan Lau-
reano, cuyos nombram ientos fueron
aprobados EN- Ia session de aver del
Consejo Executive.