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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-23
Bibliog;rafla

Recomendamos nuestros lectores
el boletin bibliografco de Ia librerfa
h1spanoamericana, que Sc ha trasla-
dado recientemente al 81 de la rue
de l'Abbe Gregoire, Paris. Dicho bo-
letin. one contlene la resena de todas
las obras que Sc publican en- Francia
y en- Espafla es de la mayor utilidad
para todos los que por necesidad pro-
fesional por ahcion quiercn estar al
corriente DEF movimieuto de las
ideas en- Francia. Los cditores man
daran varios numeros de muestra 4
todos los que la soliciten, recomen-
dandose de nuestro peri6dico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-23

Ell corresponsal de Fajardo nos CO.
munica i tristc noticia de que ca Il
mafiana dc hoy falleci6 en aqucl pue-
bio II bellfsimA sefIorita Rosario Ba-
ralt.
Era Il finada joven de grandes vir-
tides y de prendas personales muy
envidiab1es que hacfah de ella un en-
canto en- 81 hogar d. sus amantes pa
dres.
Acompaf1amos 4 las familias Ba-
ralt, Bird y Vizcarrondo, en- el justo
dolor que en estOss momentos expe-
rimentan por tan irreparable per
dida.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-23
La function de anoche

Anoche did una escogida funcion Ell
notable cinematogrsfo que funciona
en- el teatro Las vistas fueron del
agrado del p1blico, que aplaudio es :
trepitosamente los incidentes que Sc
desarrollan en- las peliculas "El bom-
bero de servicio," ''El jefe de los
monedores falsos" y los "Acr6ba-
tas."
Sc anunc'an proximamente nuevas
funciones que atraeran numerosa con
currencia al coliseo, por Ia variedad
del programa que preSenta la en-
presa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-23
NenhIsnints J Parons

El gobernador Mr.. Post ha nom
brado q los seffores don Rosario Mar.
tinez Sanchez y don Jose de Jesds
Jes1s. concejales de Utuado y 4 don
Pedro Rivera Collazo CONCEAL de
Cayey. =
Tambien aprobo esta maf1sna la
ordenanza sobre una franquicia de la
"Fajardo Sugar Company conce-
diendole autorizaci6n para proveerse
de doscientos veinte y cinco galones
de aqua, por segundo, del rio Fa-
jardo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-23
Vlctima de IN atropello

Esta mafIana TN vendedor de cocos
llamado Tiburcio Amador fue victima
de TN atropello por unos marineros
americanos en- la calle de San Fran
cisco. Varios nlarinrros sc acerca-
ron 4 su puesto pidiendo unos cocos.
Amador en- el acto despacho su mer-
eanc1a cada uno dc clos, j al pre-
tender cobrar, uno de Us marineros
lie pe26 una bofctada en- IN ojo echan-
do los dem4s 4 correr.
Mientras tanto Il infsliz Amador
gritaba auxilio "A plena callu. No s..
bemos que IA D ,licsa hasa detSnido
4 diehos inffact res de n ley.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-23

Un conato de incendio

Aver ocurri6 Tin conato de incendio
en- ii redacci6n0de Ia "Voz de Ia Pa
tria { de Mayag0ez, sin que afortuna-
damente el fuego tomase inclefn ento.
gracias 4 laHactividad con que Sc pro
cedi6 4 sofocarlo. El hccho fu6 O.
sual. Acudieron al sitio del suceso
Las bombas del cuerpo De bomberos
" IN ret6n az po1iefas, Il mando del
|teniente sefIor Castro.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-23
De Russia

Ell Parlamento no celebro Sc
sion Ell dia \. Golovin fue reci-
bido por el Car de una manera
la mas cordial. declarandose Ell
Monarca plenamente satisfecho
de los procedimientos de la pri :
mera session de la Camara, ase-
gurando que el y sus ministries
estaban inspirados de los mejo.
res sentimientos hacia Ell Parla-
mento y que esperaba que esta
corporation con los proyectos le.
|gislativos que los ministries pre-.
paraban, fuera benefica y pro-
vechosa para el pals.
Despues de la audiencia, Co
lovin tue presentado a la En-
peratriz con quien departio al
gunos minutes.
La manera como fue .Golovin
Tecibido por el Emperador Y
EmperatriZ demuestran que es
persona grata.
La proxima session Sc celebra-
ra Ell viernes. Despnes de la
election de los funcionarios de
la Douma, habra la confronta-
ci6n de las credenciales, Y la
respuesta que dara Stolypin a
la solicitud presentada por Co.
lovin para que aquel file dia
para dar lectura a la declara-
cion de la politica ministerial, Y
que Golovin pidlo que Sc apla-
Ease para la semana siguiente
FL primer n1mero del progra-
ma ssra la discussion del presu-
puesto, seguido del debate So
bre la ley de garantias indivi-
|duales preparada por Ell gabine-
te V que habiendo sido va So
m etida q la consideration de los
|.1egisladores, habia sido encon-
trada generalmente acceptable
por la cOmisi6n de 1em0cratas
constitucionalistas.
La legislation agraria sera
retrotraida al punto en- que la
dejo Ell ultimo Parlamento Y So
metida a comision.
No Sc cree que sera discutida
en- session plena por tres meses
q 10 menOS.
tara evitar que los japone-
ses cometan raterias en- el des-
guarnecido litoral de Siberia
durante la temporada de pesca
que comenzara en- Abril, Russia
ha resuelto enviar al Pacifico
dos pequenos cruceros que Sc
encuentran actualmente en- el
Mar Negro. Pasaran por ell es-
trecho de los Dardanelos con
sus ca1lones montados, segun
acuerdo particular que Sc ha
| pactado con Turquia.
Las negociaciones sobre Ell
tratado ruso japones todavia
encuentranse pendientes, Y el
Japon esta esperanto la accion
parlamentaria antes de entrar
en- TN acuerdo deflnitivo.
/
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-23
Moviniento de carceles

Ha sido puesto en- libertad de la
carcel del Distrito de Aguadilla, por
haber cumplido la sentencia que le
fue impuesta, Ell individuo Ramon
Medina.
FL individuo Miguel Rivera, que
Sc encontraba disposition de la
Corte Federal en- las galcras de SUI
maria de Ia carcel de San Juan. sali6
en- libertad. por haber sido absuelto-
en "a causa que Sc Il segufa.
Aver in9res6 ca Il carcel de san
liam 4 disposition AL fiscal el indi-
Iylduo Bautista Rohle, acpsado del
'delito de hurto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-23
Un suicidio en- Salinas

Aver tarde en- Salinas, Sc suicide
inhriendose una puf1alada en- Ell ab.
domen. Inocencio Ramos. F.ue en-
contrado cadaver en- su habitaci6n ten.
dido al lado de lavcama. Ramos pa
dec{a con frecuencia atacues menta-
les. Ell Juez municipal orden6. el le.
vantamiento del cadayer.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-23
Una ronuncia

FL Jefe del Consolidate sefor
Acufia ha pedido II renuncia Al seffor
Ramon Santos. activo mensajero del
Lsboratorio Qufmico de csta ciudad.
81 seflor Acufia no ha designado
quien hs de cubrir la vacante del Sc
dor Santos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-23
Reception Official

En- la noche del ocho de Mayo cele,
brara el Gobernador su primera re-
cepclon oficial que promote verse muy
favore cida por la distinguida socie-
DAD.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-23

La )unta local de Csguas, q inicati-
vas del professor seflor Rsich ard, Sc
propone altman un plan de meioras
escolares para aquel distrito.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-23

Esta m aiiana en- IL calle de O'Do-
nell fue detenido ell individuo Ignacio
Costa, por portar armas prohlbidaS.
Ell juez Bazan !e condeno psgar
diez dollars de multa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-23
Nota del dia

Entire las cosas que estan por
resolver en- Washington y que
nos interesa que sean resueltas
prontamente, esta 10 de si sc le
concede. 8 no Sc le concede a
Puerto Rico, Ell establecimiento
de la Estacion Naval.
Esta es una question de mu-
cho interes para toda la Isla, Pc
TO 10 es mas para la Ciudad de
San uan, va que parece la de-
signada, la escogida al objeto
y puesto que median concesio-
mes de parte de la Ciudad al de-
partamento de Marina, a cam
bio, desde luego. de que Sc
construyera aqui Y en- plazo
breve la Estacion Naval de los
Estados Unidos.
Pero es ell case que, en- vez de
benehcios como sc esperaba,
hasta ahora lejos de PRODUCER
los. 10 que ha ocasionado han
Sido danos a los veciDos de los
barrios de San Juan. de la Ma
Tiua v Puerta de TERRA. Las
primeras Camaras puertorri-
que1las despues de la inaugura
Cion del gobierno civil, conce-
dieron al departamento de Ma
rina grandes propiedades muni-
cipales en- San Juan. a cambio
de que Sc construyera inmedia :
tamente la Estacion Naval.
Y fue tan prodiga, tan rum
bosa, tan amplia la concession,
que d estas horas no sabe q
ciencia cierta hasta donde al
canza 10 cedido. dandose Ell case
de que al pedir los vecinos de
Puerta de TERRA, por una exi-
gencla natural que Sc hagau en-
dlchO barrio las obras de alcan-
tarlllado que necesita el sanea-
mlento de aquella extensa ba-
rrlada, y al de1erminarse e] mu.
niCipio d aCceder tan justas
reclamaclones de los vecinos,
Sc We detenido por la duda de 81
hasta ALI sc extienden los do
ninios del gobierno federal y
pudieraD ser completa mente
1uutlles los gastOs que Sc hicie-
ran en- aquellos terrenos. de los
cuales pudiera antojarse la Es-
tacion Naval. Ell dia msnos pen
sado.
Esta incertidumbre perjudi-
cial, es precise que desaparez-
ca, toda vez que ningun benel-
clio Sc deriba para la comuni-
dad. de la CesiOn de terrenOs
hecha por la primera de nues-
tras Can.aras Insuiares, V pues-
to que la especie de contrato
por virtud del cual dabamos los
terrenos d cambio de 10 que en-
ellos habia de fabricar Ell 90
bierno de Washington, habia
quedado incumplido por parte
del gobierno de la metropoli
que Sc apresur6 a tomar pose
sion de los terrcnos, sin cu1dar-
Sc de mostrar igual prisa en- el
cumplimiento de 10 que 1e toca
ba realizar para tener derecho
la possession que desde luego ha-
bia tornado.
Pero va las cosas en- Ell puntc
que estan, es precise que sc re-
suelva ST las obras comienzan
pronto, 6 ST Ell gobierno naclo-
nal ha desistido de su proyecto
PoTque no vamos a estar nos
otros, 1nicamentc nosotros
cumpliendo 10 pactado, mien
fras en- Washington duerme el
proyecto el mas prolongado dc
los sue1los, sin que las autoTi
dadeS responsables sientan Ia
1llenor inquietud por los per
Julcios que nos causa Ia demora
"a Ientitud, IA indiferencia con
que 81 ha tornado Ia realizaci6n
de la obra para IA cual 81 nos pi'
did con taata prisa IN teTreno
Que neeeeie9 80 asn, j Qus
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-23

En- Ell "Coamo" han EN- barcado hoy
para los Estados Unidos las bellisi-
mas seforitas Lolin y Elisa Vizca-
rrondo. AL muelle fueron 4 despe-
dirlas muchos amigos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-23

En- Ia sala de socorros Sc han cura-
do aver de heridas leves, Ell niflo Luis
Barreras, Antonio Soto. Ramon Esco-
bal, y Gregorio Cordero. y Salvador
Rivera, de quemaduras.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-23
Dos vacantes

El attorney general nombrara muy
en- breve nm juez de Paz para Maricao
y TN marshal para IaCorte Municipal
de Utuado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-23
Varias noticias

Sc nos informa que. el seffor Camu-
fias.' por conducto del gcfe del Con-
solidado, ha pedido la renuncia de su
puesto al gefe de la carcel de la Cor
tie de Dlstrito de Arecibo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-23

Es TN hecho que muy en- breve
guedara instalado en- Caguas un niue
vo edificio para la elahorac ci6n del ia
baco.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-23

La session del Conseio Municipal
anunciada para anoche. fue suspendi-
da por falta de n1mero.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-05-28

her come to him. and told her II II
whatever she desired She should have
Z i Wee the half Of his kingdom
Then she up ana told the King all
about what Ianan was up to-how
ne wanted to deStrO* all the Jews, her
uncle Mordecai and herself among
tie rest. which made tlc King 50 mad
that he scat out and had Hannah
hanged on the fyanoWa he had pre-
pared u h11g MOrde2ai upon That
happened on Friday evening The
next day being Saturday, Easter and
all her friends f2l the biggest da,.
of rejoicing ever seen in that part Of
the country; and so from that day on
down to the present, the people ha"r
been keeping q day in every year and
calling it Easter
That's about the way tae old broth
er told il, and to everybody who don't
know any better, the story ought to
be entirelt satisfactory. There are
a great many things tn It are just {. !
much misunderstood and mis-taughr
as that old gentleman Easter storl,
which the world don't take the tin1c
to correct But. ] guess it doesn't
make much difference if we do get
some things wrong that are not essen
tial TO salvation, just so we keep our
hearts right toward God and live in
peace and charity with our fellow
man.
I have been hearing of Oak Ridge
Institute for these many years. but
had never seen the beautiful country
in which it is situated until last week,
when r f1t1~the privilege OF being at
the cOmemncement for 1907
One thing L have noticed for years
is. that every young man with whom
| have met who was q former student
of Oak Ridge has. without an ex-
coption, spoken in high terms of tn ,
school; and | have met a great man,
Of them. [ was prepared. therefore.
before seeing the Institute. and wit
Messing its commencement exercises.
to be pleased with it. as we'll q with
the people whom / met
The Institute is emphe tically what
It purpOrts to be. school for fitting
voang men for the activities of life.
giving diplomas - those only who
have mastered the studies they under
take. Young men may select the:
course of study they wish to pursue.
pares them for college, or the COM
merci2i course which thoroughly
equips thcm for the Kind OF business
in which they elect TO engage.
At the Commencement last week.
sixty-fouc young men took diplomas:
tWcGty-ciCht or whom had completed
the full Literary course Thirty-sX
others graduated IN one o. more Of
the commercial departments.
The buildings are much more capa
cious and imposing th1n | expected
10 seee While the surroundings are
OF that cheerful chs Gracter which al
ways contributes. in no small degree.
to the popularity Of schools.
North Carolina knows the Principal
Of the school-Mesers. j. A. and NJ IL
I1o.t; therefore, l need not eulogize
them beyond saying. they are as pop
ular as ever, as is evidenced h. tn
fact that the year just closed has been
one of the most successful years of its
existence.
The professors who nave so ably
and efficiently co-operated with the
Mcsers Holt are NIessrs. I. w. Moore.
r e. Seagle. e. p. Holt. T 4. Whita
ker and c. L. Whitoker. all OF whom
! had the pleasure of meeting.
To return to the Comm enCenent,
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-05-28
AFRICA'S MIGHTY ROOF GARDEN
By FRANK G. CARPENTER.
Copyright. 1906. by Frank G. Carpenter.

ALL ABOUT CONSTANTINE. THE
CITY OF THE AIR, WHICH
STANDS ON A ROCK ONE THOU
SAND FEET HIGH.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-05-28
AmONGst tic Sky DWc.lCrs.

came here from the Desert of Sa-
.-''@ by transferring at Ell Guerra to
80 fai!r"ad which runs from Algiers
b.. uiI}S. This landed me on the
mt opposite the city and it was in
-''' tnat crossed the gorge by the
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-05-28

A Great FOrtifiCa ton and It's Eighty
Sicges-AmOngSt the Sky DwelIcrs
MOhammedans, Arabs and Jews
How the Arabs Make PIows
Sheepshcads as Daintics-The Old
Bcy and His Three Hundred Wives.
How Mohammcdan Eve Was Pun
ishcd.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-05-28

The Jew stores are shut today. but
the Arabs are carrying on business as
u. lsua This is one of the industrial
centers of eastern Algeria, and the ma
tive quarter fairly huns with men
working at their trades Constantine
is famous for its leather work. 1t
makes shoes, saddles and harness. and
also leather bags and cushions lleaut.
fully embroidered. Each trade >.aa its
Continued on Page TWo.)
The Ketchikan miner., 1907-04-27
FROM MONDAYS DAILY

Dr. H. c. Story was a Dolphin passenger for Seattle Saturday, to be absent for probably month or more. Dr. Brown will look after his prac- tice during his absence.
 So Yukon territory is to be given complete home rule. Its legislative body will be made wholly elective. Already it has representative parliament with all the rights and privileges of one of the self-govern- ing provinces, and now it is to be given control of it own affairs with out string. While this is pleasant news to Alaskans it leavs taste that is not without bitterness. Yukon territory is an outlying country, the territory of monarchy, possessing less than one-fifth the population of Alaska and not that proportion oi producing resources, and it's British subjects are granted rights that are denied to the American citizens oi this district. It is enough to create an unpleasant feeling. surely, but the bitterness would be far greater diC not all possess that patrioticc onfidence in the American people which create an abiding hope that our gov
The Ketchikan miner., 1907-04-27
FROM SATURDAYS DAILY.

Dr. Zuber. Dentist. Frye-Bruhn big
 Fred Patching, of the Portman sal mon hatchery. is in town today.
 o. H. Adsit, the commercial man, former mayor of Juneau, it at the Revilla.
 The tug Vigilant started last night with the barge Japan in tow, for a cargo of ore from the Brown-Alaska company's mines at Maple Bay.
 The old revenue cutter Grant. tow ing the bakentine Amelia with en- ployes and supplies for the cannery at Kenai, Cook inlet, passed up this morning.
 H. F. Swift, superintendent of the Klawak cannery, IS in town awaiting completion of repairs on the steam tug Challenge by the Northern Machine Works.
 H. C. Schmidt, of the Vienna Bakery, informs The Miner that he will discontinue his store in the Thiell building tomorrow. He finds that he covers the down town terri tory so thoroughly with the little wagon that store in that district is unnecessary. He is having store front put into his bakerey building in Newtown, today.
 The mineral cabinet at the Admiral billiard parlor continues to increase in interest. It is by far the best arranged cabinet in this end of Alaska, all the specimens being SC labeled as to designate the immediate locality of which they are represen- tative, and displayed in separate and well lighted cases. It is certainly well worth the time spent in it's exam ination.
The Ketchikan miner., 1907-04-27

his work that he is working for the people, it is our duty to support him in his efforts. On this account il Mr. Roosevelt is candidate in 1908 l shall not be. -
 Seattle, April 20-Attorneys for Constantine. the Seattle butcher, who was recently found guitly of the attempted murder of his son-in-law Jesse Hall, and sentenced to one year in the penitentiary and fined S5, GOO, appeared in court today and gave notice of an appeal to the Supreme court of the state of Washingon. Just what ground the appeal is made on is not known at present, but it will, no doubt, be on some tech nicality. Today was the limit of time in which the notice of appeal could be made.
 New York, April 23- Mark Twain, the humorist, told New York news papermen that he had forsaken the honest labor of a writer and turned pirate. The first act of his new career, he says, will be to take a trip around the world with Million aire Rogers of Standard Oil fame. He concludes that such trip will put him in fine shape for his new occu- patton, that is if he can succeed in getting his host to 'fess up on some of the deals he has put through. The party expects to sail within the week to be gone probably six months.
 Washington, April 23-The diplo- matic people of this city are in an intense sta'e of curiosity over the contents of the secret note dispatched by President Roosevelt to Emperor William of Germany. The prevailing impression is that it is a request on the part of Mr. Roosevelt that Emperor William join with him in putting certain matters before the peace convention soon to meet at The Hague. The general idea is that Germanys war lord doesn't look with much favor on these peace con- vacations and Roo ,evelt evidently intends putting the matter up to him direct.
 Seattle, April 23-A neglected hot box on the shafting was the cause of the destruction of the Port Blakely sawmill by fire, yesterday. The mill was the largest lumber mill in the world, and by its destruction over two thousand men are thrown out of work. The property loss is placed at S600, GOO. The fire caused consider able excitement here, as the flames, shooting up skywards, were plainly discernible across the ten miles of water intervening. The fireboat Snoqualmie was sent to render assis- tance, but when she arrived it was too late to do more than hold the fire in check and prevent it destroying the immense stacks of lumber piled in the yards. Several vessels lying at the mill wharves had narrow escapes, but were all lowed out to safety
 Call at Frye, Bruhn Co.'S market. Try our Rose of Ellensburg butter Fresh shipments on every boat. *dw
The Ketchikan miner., 1907-04-27
WRANGELL NEWS.

Lewis and Fletcher have purchased the steamer Hope from Woodbridge X Lowry. They are planking her anew. and intend using her for towing fish for the Lake Bay cannery.
 The Wrangell Shingle Co. has moy- ed its plant from Anita bay to Wrangell. They are rebuilding it on the Saw Mill creek Mir. Merrill, the manager, has informed us that they will be in shape to begin opera tions about the middle of next month.
 Sergeant John H. Perry and Miss Ethyl Rowell were united in marriage at the Wrangell hotel, on April 10th. :, the marriage ceremony being per- formed by Rev. Harry P. Corser. priest of St. Phillips Episcopal church. Both parties are very popu- lar in Wrangell and have the best wishes of all.
 Mrs. Kenneth McAlpin entertained her friends at the home of Mrs. T. J. Case Monday night. A very en- joyable evening was spent, and it was pronounced success by all.
 Manager Schwartz, of the Lake bay cannery was in town this week. He is getting the cannery into shape for the coming season. They are enlarg- ing the plant, and purpose putting up twenty-five thousand cases.
 It has been rumored that Wrangell is to be annexed to Canada in the near future; of the seven councilmen elected, six were former Canadians. There was light mistake in the formation of the ticket-hence the one American.
 Larry Mckechnie, who was fire man on the Alaskan last season, is doing the scoop artist stunt on the Alaska this year. L arry thinks there is no place like Ketchikan: still he says the Wrangell girls are just the thing.
 Peter Mccormick, mayor elect, while going home after the election, met with an accident: he fell in front of the post office and cracked a-smile.
 The dog poisoner has been getting in his deadly work for some time past. Several valuable dogs have been poisoned, but the poisoner didn't seem to be satisfied with dogs, so he has taken another tack-his last victim was one of Frank Smith < cows.
 Our former mayor. Mir. Peter Jen en, has secured the position of cook for the Richardson-L Locker Logging outfit. He says Germans stand no more show in Wrangell, so he will take to the tall timber.
 George F. Rodman, attorney-at law, is fitting up new office in the Deihl building on Front street.
 T. H. McHugh, manager of the Pillar bay packing Co.'S cannery at Point Ellis, was In town last week en- route to Point Ellis with the cannery crew to get things in shape for the c oming season. He is figuring on a pack of twenty-five thousand cases.
 o. P. Brown, manager of the Petersburg cannery, was in town a few day ago; he says he expects to pack sixty thousand cases this season.