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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-07-25
IOWA CASTING ABOUT
FOR A TUBERCULOSIS
EXPERT; HARD TO FIND

Des Moines, Ia, July 24.-The state
board of control is considering a few
applications for the position of superin-
tendent of the new tuberculosis SAM
tarium at Iowa City. The position is
going to be quite as hard to fill as that
of superintendent of the Industrial
school for boys at E.ldora, but not for
the same reason quite. There are MANY
APPLICATIONS for the position at Eldora
and but very few for the position at
Iowa City. But in both cases the trol.
BILE is to get the man suited for the no.
Sition.
The tuberculosis sanitarium is near
ing completion. The contracts We're the
first to be let by the board this spring
and work was commenced as soon af-
ter the legislative appropriation waa
made as possible. 1t will be completed
and occupied some time in the early
fall. There is u dcarth of competent
physicians who have made a special
study OF the subject of the treatment
of tuberculosis. There We're till re-
Gently but few such institutions These
We're I'm the east But the state of
Maryland has recently built such an
and four or five other insti-
tutions have been recently built by
states. All the assistant superintend-
ents in the few institutions of
the east have very readily
found positions as superintendent in
these new Institutions.
The new assistants who have taken
Their places are still too new to be
much informed on the subject of man
aging such AN institution Hence the
board is having some difficulties
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-07-25
MICROBES HAVE
Been GIVEN BAD
BLOW IN iowa
meteorological Laboratory Has
Done Remarkable Work in
Preventing Disease.

Iowa City, Ia. July 22.-Dr. Aenrs
Albert, director of the state board of
health archaeological laboratory, today
submitted his third annual report TO
the state board OF health.
DR.. Albert's report, summarized
shows the following Interesting facts
and figures:
During the year s,456 examinations
were made at the meteorological lab
ortory in Iowa City.
Tho work of the laboratory was in
creased tremendously. Two Years ago
but $3.50 examinations We're made, and
last year 5,l99.
OF the 8 4o6 examinations. 3,5S2 were
for diDhthe.ia 1853 for tuberculosis;
in for typhois. and G93 miscellaneous.
Dr. Albert reported 30 culture st;l
lions of the state board of health in
Iowa. During the Year these stations
have been supplied with 10, 100 diagnosis
outfits. OF which 1854 We're for diph-
iberia; 1857 for typhoid fever, and G,l0.
for tuberculosis.
The laboratory investigated at the
beginning of their course z number OF
aptlnillicS OF diphti,eria and typhoid in
the state, and it is believed that these
Investigations have had much TO do
With the prevention of disastrous epi-
denies, despite the fact that conditions
for the spread of the diseases have oeen
fully as marked as in former years.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-07-25
ENORMOUS DAMAGE
FROM RAIN TO IOWA
CROPS, CORN MOSTLY

pes Moines, la. Iuly %. The official
July %. follows:
The w~ek WAS seasonabie in temper
ature and tropical IN respect 20 hu-
midty, e'ouainoss and rainfall Thun-
deistorins We're Of daiiy occurrence in
some portions of the state and ia ex-
tended areas heavy damaGe resulted
from torrcntial showers, severe Wind
squalls and lishtnns AZ Observers
report an excess OF moisture and sat
uratcd condition of the soil, causing
loss OF crops on low lands bs iloodins.
and delaying farm work III com, mead
ews ana grain fields.
'rilc extent of damage caused by
wiid and floods cam not lie estimated
At his time. but II is certaifl tllal ;he
result viii be apparent in the final re-
port OF he staple crops. 'rh6 corn crop
i.as suffered loss Of acreage ~
foods aid abandonment 70 tho Weeds
probably H.pie than doubt the csf-
mated il.ert;tse of acreage Indicated in
tao Iune tepori. ON Well al:lned lands,
Mheta tho cts.l was laid by in good
condition. corn h,ls made very rapid
afoM3i and t;t.ssels ;lre shown in cailv
Il.N@ted tields. With favorable vseathai
iii the future the iinal yialt may be-
iaiiiy good Enc OATS crop is mostly
ready gef tho harvest and some OF III
H. in shock II has suffered material
loss ~ the WEI weather aud wind
storms 81! Tho past Two weeks SlAiug
wheat aad barley have suffered from
the sam. adverse conditions. The has
49,. f.4 t,.f -. nj
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-07-25
ALL balsREAD ORDERS:
HENCE BIG WRECK

Detroit, July 25-GencraI Superin-
tcndent Trump, of the Pere Marquette,
railroad. made public the result of his
examination yesterday of Conductor
Hamilton. of the local freight train
which oollided Saturday with the Ionia
excursion train, causing the loss of,
lives and injuring over 100.
The conductor stated that he, the en-
gineer, fireman and rear brakeman all
misread their orders, which stated that;
the passenger train would be at Salenl
at 9:10 a. IN. while they read L 9:25.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-07-25
IOWA CAN FURNISH TIE
iatNi2l ID CE ia MI 4 nEl We Y (,


l1es Moines, Ia, July That CO.
meat is the coming building material
and That Iowa has enough of it to sup
ply TIE world for thousands Of years
IS the claln OF State Architect I-lbbie,
who nas made some careful inVcstigs,-
Cons .tloig hat line. He claims that
the new Portland cement plant that is
being crcctcd at Harvey, Ia, has
enough vi the material alone to last
the country thousands of years. but
claims hat many other sections of the
stale are quite as favorably situated
as is Harvey and he believes that Port
land cement plants VIII spring up ia
nulnbers over the state of Iowa within
a few years.
Portland cenlenl was first made in
Leeds England, IN 1924, and was so
Eanled because of it's resemblance TO n
popula, limestone taken from Portland
island. The difference between Portland
cement and natural cement is that the
ingredients III Portland cement are col-
lected and mixed. while in natural ce-
meIlt the Ingredients are found in the
earth already mixed, but are not al
ways in the proper proportions and
hence the Portland cement is ranked as
.he better
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-07-25
HAS WIFE ARHesTEp

Seattle July "A. Mrs. H. g. Robin
SON wife of the rector nf -. Johns
Episcopal church, in West Seattle. de-
serted her husband for Japanese
servant, who had been In the employ
OF the minister's family for a year.
The Seattle police found the couple
in the japanese quarter and arres ted
them today.
After spending half day in JAIL
Mrs Robinson Appealed to her hus-
band for help and he provided bail for
the wife and the Jap.
sacamota is 90, while Mrs. Robin
son is 60. The minister is inclined
to forgive his wife, ascribing her de-
sertion to a peculiar malady from
which she has been suffering.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-07-25
DOFFs OVERALLs;
TIE UP RAIL ROAD

Davenport, Ia. July 23.-.Fhree hun
dred car workers at the Rock Island
shops here and Silvis, ILL.,, arc on a
strike. a vote has been taken autaor
Ting u strike OF shopmen on the whole
Fsock Island system il the painter dis
charged at Silvls, some weeks ago. is
not rcinstatcd. The painter was dis
charged because he was reported TO
have removed his jumper and overalls
before the whistle blew.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-07-25
CORPORATIONS MUST KEEP
ON THE SAME OLD LINES.

Des Moines a. July 22.-Attorney
General Eye.s has rendered a opin-
ion to the secretary of state TO the
effect that under the present Iowa.
law no corporation has a legal right
TO change its articles of ineorpola-
tion so as to change the object to
something entirely foreign to the first
object, and further, that no corpora-
tioa under the law can act as guard.
ian or trustee. An ondeayor was made
at the last session to pass a bill AL
loving trust companies to act as
guardian or truatec of individuals and
institutions. buy was defeated in the
house, partly through the efforts OF
Representative Hanna, who pictured
to the house q blo3dlcss corporation
acting as guardian for an orphan.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-07-25
ANOTHER FURIOUS
STORM FLOODS THE
STATE CAPITAL

Des hloines. Ia. July Pa terrific
rain and lightning storm here is doing
thousands of dollars Of damage. streets
and cellars are flooded, sewers washed
out, small crops injured and many
houses struck by lightning. Injuries
but slight.
A small cyclone struck Valley ,ynnc-
ton doing considerable damage IN.
rainfall IL thIUe inches
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-07-25
WOMEN BRIDGE WHIST MAD.

Newport, r. L., July 24-Newport has
a bridge whist case. Big sums of
money are won and lost every day atty
the game. The women in many cases
are becoming inyeterate gamblers and
the flushed face of the woman gambler
can be seen daily in the carriages that
pass on Bellevue avenue
Her nervous eager manner betrays
her. At ordinary social functions she
waits impatiently for the outsiders to-
depart in order that the elect few may.
:reep away to the boudoir Of the hos-s
less fer an hour at bridge.
Bridge is not the only game. More;
han one splendid villa here now co.:-
seals dainty roulette wheels and pri.;
sate faro layouts. J
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-07-25
CLEMENCEay I'M AIRSHlP
is GIVEN a HOT BATH

Paris. Jul. "a. Premier Clemenceau.
and General Piequart. minister OF war,
iratie an ascension i'm tho dirigblc
military balloon PatriA. the trip lasted
TWO hours, and curing Il part OF it,
there WAS excitement. While over the,
,.onc OF he Invalides. after having
e.isclel the ltitfel tower. a water pipe
bWrst and Immediately the premier WAS
dr. nched with hol water. which fort
ui;iely. however. Was not hot enough
To SC.IiC.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-07-25
THREE MORE TRUE BILLS
AGAINST BANKER WARE

Des Moines. Ia, july 22.Cilarged
with making false reports 10 stare Aud
ltnr Il: f. Carroll. Leroy Ware, of the
Farmers and Drovers bank. at Sey-
.npur. was indicted late yesterday AZ
ternoon BY The Wayne county grand
Jury on three counts.
He was held IN bonds of $1,000, which
was furnished by twelve bondsmer.
among whom MAS State Mine Inspection
John caliiwu!l. rs soon rs Ware w;is
Indicted Sholiff Merricl: went to Sey-
aloul ana placed hmm under arrest,
guarding him IN his home until this
mernia..
TWO counts We're for making false
tYtries on tho books of the bank, and
'he tlird for misleading statements TO
he state auditor This makes seven
counts against Ware, the other four
being IN the charge of fraudulent bank
ing His total bond is fixed at $2l,0o0.
ftEY WE'D IN THE
STATE CAPITAL CITY
I.aurens, Ia, July ~ Word has been
received from Des Moires that Mabel
carson, of Tins place, and James kosli;i,
hho eoped from Pocahontas, where the
girl had gone 10 attend summer school.
We're married in Des Moines.
There is a romance in the affair The
wart husband up to two weeks ago
when both he and she enrolled at Poca-
hontsls normal institute. From the first
day she saw him, however, she began
TO think OF other things than child
study or any other of the dry themes
the instructors prated about. Koska
was likewise Immediately s,litten. They
met and after a short talk the engage
ment was ON. Forthwith they Jared
forth for "A license Mabel who is is
by about a week. hardly looks her age
and the permit was denied them. After
that poeahontas people lost sight Of
them. The girls parents were informed
of The application and attempted to To-
cate them, but III vain.
Their Wedding here took place While
the marching Sunday school children
were singing, Onward Christian Sol
iders. the two declared ii was as
good Il Wedding march as the more con-
Nentional airs from Wagner or Men
tielSSOilil.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-07-25
SCORE LEAN ON
RAIL THAT BREAKS.
SEVERAL DROWN

Lorain. O.. July PA score of men
Nere precipitated into the river here
this morning and severalwere drowned.
The men We're employed in the ship
yards and were leaning against rail
Waiting for a bridge to be closed, when
the rail broke
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-07-25
a Boy DRINKS
GASOLINE; DIES

1tt.nlwa. Ia. July "a Lloyd. the s.
'ear-old son of |. Ii. Spaililaower,
lfanll tho contents Of cup of gasoline
his mother Was using to clean ribbons
with. and died almost Immediately of
stlangulatioi
rhe fos.H Of William Right, drowned
Ia the I9es Moines river. which was
swollen by the hcea late Saturday.
Was recovered at noon today two rniles
Below where he fell in.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-07-25
Conversational DIVINE

bEC-iaES E'7 ET1SCO7NriD1
Mason City. 10. July 22.-Rev. MIR
Kay. rector Of the Episcopal church at
0skaloosa has accepted a call to the
local Episcopal church. He has receut-
~ Withdrawn from the Congregational
church, whele he was a prominent
preacher. Long study. he says, induced
the c.lange.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-07-25
BOY FALLS FROM
BUGGY; is KILLED

oslsaloosa. Ia, July 24-Walter, the
f-year-old SON of Louis Caulson fell
flom the family vehicle. The rear wheel
passed over his abdomen rupturing a
blood vessel and he died soon after.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-07-25
FEAR OF BROWNING
KILLS IOWA MAN.

Webster City Ia, July 25 1
George Davis. aged - years, was I
frightened 10 death At Williams 4
yesterday afternoon. lie WAS <
bathing with II number OF com (
panioMs in 4 Drainage ditch !
Twelve ieet deep when he lost the I
plank upon which he VAS float I
ing. His companions Immediate :
s. rescued him. bat The man was (
dead Fear OF drowning had I
caused healt failure. He had (
long suffered from u weak heart
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-07-25
HAS HORSE HE
BOUGHT FROM
"DAViC HARUM."

Spencer Ia, July - 'rhos. Bah
cock, a civil war veteran and an !
old resident OF this CITY and his :
brothsr-in-law. Fem Alyoard aisa ,
: VI this CITY both lived in Morris :
n. y. the town where David !
tlaru,i or l4annum lived. Both re .
: member him well and Aboard now .
. has horse which he bought OF fIa- !
rum when j Was Il colt Tho traits !.
: Of Harun as shown in Mestcott's .
+ book We're true To life
! I'abeoc!l was ia Mew York state !
: recently ai.d says thitt the David I
, iiarum lioliss. the famous; hotel oles- .
} cfiped By lhe book and the old lDa4e
! fisertia livery Stable sin stand. ,
/ lsabepek, ike 'laruml is Il great :
J hoeseipai and at different Times .
) las owned some of the fastest I
) horses in Tho middle west
~
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-07-25
CLOSING WINDOW,
WOMAN FALLS DEAD.

Council Bluffs, Ia, July 22.-step
ping from, bed to the window. 10
close it against the rain. Mrs Will
lam Hall, of Silver City. suddenly
fell 10 the floor.
Mr.. Hall spoke to her as she vas
at the window, but getting no reply,
he arosc from bed and found her ly-
!ns on the floor dead. The cause OF
death was NOT positively developed.
The attending physician sold he was
unable to tell the cause. though he
thought death might have resulted
from fright. Mrs. Hall 'yYs 30 years
old.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-07-25
ONE MAM KILLED, THREE

FJSI 81 PILE DRIVER
linf9rs "a. }lils n. ireakine plMi.ks
IN I'VE tiilse Mel'is on Which a pile driver
y operating allowed the huge lna-
eliie and elGine to tall into The Ais
siSspP SftufdaS aii"ftoot, killing one
NON and lpjurin8 three
The dead:
40, %ausas City
Tho injarea:
sieilieer Fred Lewis. Kansas City,
seAt wound, alln burned. bruises
.l9fil i'ienn CLINTON. badly bruised
~ PETERSON Clinton. cut and bruised.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-07-25
ExpL csloM KILLS 40 JsPs.

Toxic. July II In an explosion Sat
ur1av in Ii colliary in I'oseoka. Eongo
province. 40 miners in The pit were
killed
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-07-25
MCRTHWEsT STERN ENGINEER
kIilEH IN Cn;tiGt0N

NItEE-D IT! NSL1IGTUM
Osllalocsa. Ia, July 22.-Enginecl
VII! Elliott. of the Northwestern, was
Killed in a rear end collision near
Belle Plaine. this morning.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-07-25
COUNTY RECORDERS or
IOWA TO MEET coon

Clinton. la, Bully 25.--'lhe sixth
annual convention of the County Re
corders' Association Of Iowa Will be
held in Clinton, August "A, Is and l6.
IN sending out programs, j. A. Muir
pfiN, OF IDA Grove, secretary and treas
urer says among other things:
II l@o- thirds vi Che recorders OF
Iowa would work in unison we could
obtain any reasonable legislation de-
sired. The Increase recent!N given the
recorders IL Tia larger counties could
have been secured for All couaties bad
cN@Ty recorder done his part In unity
we can gain the strength that will
solve all our Iroblems.'
Among the participants ON the pro-
gram will be Z. l.. Hills, of Sioux City,
who Will have u paper on The Record
er and the Public"
The entertainment committee has ar
ranged fine list of attractions
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-07-25

. Every inch of the human skin con
tains $500 perspiration pores.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-07-25

China and Japan together produce
,125,G00 tons of silk annually.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-07-25

The coadai can fast for forty days
and the eagle twenty eight days.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-07-25

A graduated roll which rises ana falls
witt the bottpal.s variations, is now
used 10 chart rivers
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-07-25

Nearly halt OF the railroad mileage OF
the world Is in the United States
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-07-25

The wettest hour or the day is at q
to'cleek In the morning.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-07-25

Ignorance that pays looks like wis.
doii. tC some people
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-07-25
HAPPY REUNION AT
TIE JOHN WATSON HOME

.slbatol, la, july 3. Tho Watson
family reunion WIS hold a; john Wat
sons II Albaton. Tho eight children
We're an present and an oid fashioned
dinner was served, after Which n good
visit with relatives. Who had not met
before for forty years, WAS enjoyed
Guests included Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Neff, of Cameron Mo, al4d Mrs Fred
lddinsS, of salem. Ore.
Tho eight children Mere All weighed,
the weight being Lice pounds. The
wioi@ company numbered thirty five
and weighed $500 pounds
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-05-22

Ell depar tamento del interior ha he
cho los siguientes nombra mientos:
Don Jose MADEIRA, assistent Engi-
neer, con cinco brigadas su cargo
& sa Der:
Secci6n de Yauco la carretera mo-
nero Ia
Primera Brigada, don Rafael Gar
cla, Transit Man.
Segunda Brigada, don Rafael Co.'S
me Arana, Transit Man.
Seccion de Lsres Adjuntas, don
Celso Cabalero, Transit Man
Secci6n de Maricao a Consume fEs.
dio construccion) don Antonio Freyre,-
Transit Man.
Secci6n de Ponce Pefiuelas fEstu.
dio construcci6n) don Antero Davila,.
Transi Man
Don G. Mooyer, Asisten Engineer
con 2 brigadas su cargo. d saber.
Secci6n Ciales q Juana Diaz, prime
ra Brigada, don Osmin Rodriguez ).
Transit Man.
Segunda Brig -da, don Eladio Her
nandez, Transit Man.
Tambien han sido nom b ados con.
destino la oficina tecnica, en- calidad'
de delineantes: don Gons6les Gil de-
Leon, don jose Castro Lasseres y dsrA
Jose Llompart
II
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-05-22

que iba reaizar un acto de gran resonanca senna
orgulo miedo.
Por otra parte le mmaban, por tenor de que
giese fro ponianle al cueo pauelo de seda calen
tabanle Ell calzado para que tuviese humedad y,
la mesa, le daban los mejores bocados
LEGO al fin e gran dfa.
Fue ell barbero encargarse de su tocado rizar
la rebelde cabeera de Crisobal; cusndo lie dej6 te
MIA la cabeza como el vellon de carnero,
Desflo toda la famila deante de Crist6bal declare
que estaba soberbio
Melchor. despues de haberle examinado atentamen-
e por todos lsdos, di6 palmada en- la frente
fuE buscar una hor que coloc6 en- el oal del
nido.
Pero Lusa al vere, alz6 los brazos al cielo. ex-
clam6 muy apenada que pareca un mono, 10 cual le
mortified cruelmente.
Ell mismo no Saba 81 debfa enorgullecerse aver
Qonzarse dc su disfraz
Por instinto sc sentia humillado.
Mucho mas humlado sinti6 durante el concier-
to tai fue para Il sentimiento dominante de aquel
memorable dia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-05-22
JUAN CRISTOBAL

Melchor hubiera querido que Ell ni1o pudiese pre-
sentarse vestdo de las pantorrillas desnu
das como nif1o de cuatro a6os
Pero Crstobal era muy robusto para su edad todo
81 muudo le conocfa: habla medic de engaf1ar
nadie.
Aelchor tuvo entonces una idea triunfa decj-
dio que el nino presentsria de frac corbata
blanca.
En- protest6 la buena de Luisa de que quisie-
sen poner ridicuo su pobre hijo.
Melchor contaba ustamente con la amabe risa
que producria seguramente ell pubco aquella apa-
rici6n imprevista.
Asf Sc hizo el sastre fue tomarle la me-
dida al nino.
Tambien hubo necesidad de una camsa 6na de
xapaos de charol todo 10 cua costo igualmente
un ojo de la cara.
Critoba sentia muy inc6modo con su uuevo
traje
Para acostumbrarle le hicieron ensayar varias We
Cos sus pleas de m1scas en- trajs de etjqueta.
Desde hacfa un mes no 50 separaba del taburete
dsl piano.
Ense66ronle tambizn 4 saludar.
No tsna TN momsnto de libenad. 10 cual le irr;ta-
h psro 40 = atfevia protestar porqus = 6gursba
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-05-22

Han sido remitidos todos los
puntos de la isla los letreros del de
partame ento del interior hjando la We.
locidad de los automobiles en- las ca
rreteras. Dichos vehiculos seg1n
los carteles deberan reducir la veloci-
dad II kilometres por hora
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-05-22

PRENSAS*DE COPIAR.-Los mo-
delos mas perfectos y baratos. De
Venta en- el BOLETIN ~~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-05-22

Anoche fueron sorprendidos Felix
Santiago y Geharo Colon en- momen-
tos que trata ban de colocar unos hie-
rros en- la via del ferrocarril de la
Compaf1ia francesa en- la jurisdiction
de Juana Diaz. Ell teniente Jimenez
ha denunciado el hecho 4 la Corte de
DistritO respectiva.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-05-22

Ell Supervisor de Prisiones sehor
Camuflas ha concedido una licencla
por enfermo al guardia Jes1s Maria
Santiago, de servicio en- la carcel de
Distrito de Guayama.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-05-22

Eulalia Camacho viuda de Dioni-
sio Garcia ha presentado una deman-
da en- Ia Corte Federal por cinco mil
dollars contra una firma social de es-
te comercio pidiendo indemnizaci6n
por ell fallecimiento de su esposo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-05-22

Ell jurado de Mayagiiez ha declara-
do culpable del delito de escalamien-
10 en- primer grado a Juan Bautista
Cortes, habiendo sido condenado &
cuatro amos de presidio con trabajos.
forzados.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-05-22

Un tenedor de 1ibros, con diez amos
de practica, solicita una colocaclon
en- San Juan. Puede presentar mag
ni6cas referencias. Dirljanse esta
Redaccion.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-05-22

Ell mismo Jurado declare no culpa-
Bile del delito de hurto Juan Lugo,.
habiendo sidO puesto en- libertad por
orden del Juez de aquella Corte de
DiStritO.