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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1907-02-20
FARMERS INSTITUTE
Big Meeting of Farmers to be Held in Willmar
Saturday. March 2 Able Instructors
Will be in Charge. Business Men
Will Give Free Dinner.

A State Farmers Institute will be
held in the Court House at Willmar
on Saturday, March 2, beginning at
lOo'clOck a. m. The afternoon session
will begin at 1870 and close at O'Clock.
Competent instructors will be in charge
and'every farmer who believes in pro-
gressive methods should make it a
point to attend the entire day. With
the present high values of land and
hehigh cost of labor the old-fashioned
hap-hazard style of farming will not
pay. The farmer must learn to raise
the.most profitable crops at the least
expense. These men who are paid by
the state to study and disseminate the
results of their studies, can give you
information based on actual expert
ence. You can we'll afford to spend
a day listening to them. You can
thru the question box, get answers to
just. such questions as are puzzling
you now. In short, you cannot afford
to miss any part of this institute.
Come and bring your wife with you.
There will be information of interest
to the housewife as we'll as to the hus-
band.
The business men of Willmar at a
meeting held at the Commercial Club
Rooms last Thursday decided to give
a dinner to all farmers and their wives
who attend the institute. The dinner
will be given in Bonde Hall at IL
o'clock on the day of the institute.
The dinner will be given under the
supervision of the Housekeepers' Club.
The following committees of ushers
and walters have been appointed:
Committee on General Arrangements
Messrs. A. E. Rice, 0. r. Berkness and E. G.
Wellin.
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houseksspsrs' Club.

There was large attendance at the
regular monthly meeting of the House
keepers club herd last Saturday after
noon in the Odd Fellows hail. The
program as previously announced
IN carried out and there was an IN
teresting discussion egarding bread
making and the growing of pansies.
The members of the club accepted
the invitation to serve the dinner for
the farmers institute to be held in
Willmar Saturday, March g. The
president appointed the following
committee: Mesdames Sanderson, L.
Q. Thorpe, John Haley, Smith, Stans-
berry, Stanford, T. sH. Olson and
Ramsett. The committee will meet on
Wednesday, Feb. 20, at 8 O'Clock in
the Commercial Club rooms. &. -
The following committee was ap-
pointed to serve refreshments st the
next regular meet ting, March Mes
DANES q Haley, ]. Gsratz, llette,
Green, Garwell ohm Haley, Hengst-
Iler,, Hess md Sanders 81, :.3. 81
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SVEA, Feb. 18.-The Svea congre-
ton held special meeting last Tues
day to consider the resignation of
their pastor, Rev. j. O.. Lundberg.
AS Rev. Lundberg has been an earnest
and efficient worker here for nearly
twenty years it would be hard to part
with him, and therefore his resigna-
ton was not accepted. s'Man vet hvad
man har men inte hvad man far =. ::
The Svea sewing society met at
Carlsgrove: last Thursday .-s.... .:..... s. j
The auction sale at George Fors.
berg's place last Wednesday, was well
attended and everything was sold OF q
fair price. .... s:s . s: :
The fine weather has brought more
sickness than the cold weather did s II
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USHERS.

ooAAINS.
Head usher, Alton Crosby; assistants-A,
Hedin, J. F. Branton, John Williams, Ole
John Feig. H. J. Ramsett, L. ]. Boudette, Pc
ter Bonde and o. Jorgen Olson.
Table 1; Judiciary. Head waiter. Judge
din and Porter and Messrs. Bitterness, Gil.
bert and Stanford.
Table g.. Medical. Head waiter, DR.. E. S.
Frost; assistants-Drs. Rains, Johnson, Nc
Laughlin. Peterson and H. E. Frost.
Table 8. Real Estate and Investments.
Head waiter, M. o. Thorpe; assistants
Adams, Anderson. Brown, Cramer and Nord-
loef.
Table 4. Newspapers: Head waiter, "
Forsberg, Johnson and Taylor.
Table s.. Municipal. Head waiter
Mayor Qvale; assistants--Tallman,C Chris
tenson, Gratz, johnson, Holt, Pinney, Holm.
berg and Strand.
Larson; assistant@Handy, Odell, spicer
Nd arkhus, Millard, Vik, Void, swenson, Sci
Wig and Berg.
Table :. Great Northern. Head waiter,
Supt. Bowen; assistants-Winney, Adams
Hornbeck, Hess, Connolly, Taylor, Towns
end, Herberg, Tyler and Larson.
Ia Table g. Dry Goods san: and H:aberdashery
son, Williams, Lonn and Nj agnuson.
Table 9. Groceries. Head waiter S. S
Glarum; MISUNDERSTANDING, Dale, Hans.
com, Telst ad and Cervin.
Table 10: Lumber, Coal and Grain. Head
waiter, J. S. Robbins; assistants-Harrts, H
$: Peterson, N. O. Nelson. Erickson and
NJ artin.
Table IL. Hardware. Headw aiter,~C. c.
Selvig; assistants-Olson, Johnson, Jonas
Lundquist, John Lundquist, Neuberger, Obs.
berg aud Hoglund.
Table 12. Watches and Diamonds. Head
waiter, c. A. Nelson; assistants-Snan An.
derson. Carl Anderson, Larson, Eltnquist
and F. F. Nelson.
Table 13. Farm Implements. Head
waiter, Gudmund karwand; assistants
Stansberry, Geo. Robbins and Ekander.
Table IL. Retired List. Head waiter
Michael Davitt Manning; assistants-Tom
Olson. Knox, ]. A. Hedin, M. Jorgenson and
August Anderson.
Table IS: Unadulterated Drugs. Head
waiter, Ed Mossberg; assistants-Swan
Carlson, c. B. Carlson, N. B. Carlson and A
F. Elfstrum.
HoFF-VoRsCHNEIDER.F Frank Strecker; as.
'sistants-O. J. Nicholson and Swan Ander.
son.
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:: Dovre Doinqs :

DOVRE, Feb. lS.-A party of young
people gathered at the home of Carl
son Bros. Saturday evening, and all
present report good time.
Gust Rydeen was in Willmar last
Saturday.
A. F. johnson of town of New Lon
don visited friends in Willmar and
Dovre Saturday and Sunday. = -
Sivert Holsetter is busy hauling
lumber for his new barn.
Victor Carlson, who has been work
ing for J. J. Bjork the past year, and
Edward Carlson, who has been stay
ing with Willie Monson near Nest
Lake, will leave today for their home
in Kittson county, MINI.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1907-02-20

owned by G. Stob. One was oc.
cupied as a saloon by Serlet &
Walker and the other by VIM.
Knott, dealer in farm produce.
The buildings and contents
were a complete loss. We un.
derstand that the only property
that was saved was some bed
clothing in the rooms of the Wen
eel family, which they managed
to take with them in their hasty
flight.
The loss to the Raymond News
will be heavy and will seriously
interfere with the publishing OF
this weeks paper. At this writ.
ing we have not learned the
amount of insurance carried by
the losers in this serious blaze.
The origin is mystery, but it is
thought to have started in the
rear of the saloon building.
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Attended Atwater Social,

A large delegation of ladies went
down to Atwater last Thursday after
noon and attended the Presbyterian
"coffee" given at the home of Mrs.
Martin Olson. In the party were the
following; Mesdames Lewis, Sand
erson, Bake, Harold Frost, Branton,
Mantor, Neuberger, Palm, Ives, John
Williams, G. M. Robbins, Bingham,
Tyler and Geo. E. Johnson. In the
evening a valentine social was also
held at the Olson home, which proved
to be very interesting and enjoyable
aft air. Several of the ladies remained
for this and returned home on the late
train. Roy Bingham was. a lone
gentleman who accompanied the party
of ladies on the trip and enjoyed a
visit in Atwater with his friend, DR..
BrantOn.
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=. lANE nl7IAN
- wi :IEffR ET1M

! LAKE LlLLl AN, Feb. IA num-
ber of our people are badly afflicted
with the grippe. ;
Lost stolen, on Sunday evening of
| last week, pair of gloves. Finder
please leave with Miss Ella Hedin.
Mrs. Andrew Lof is on the sick list
but is reported getting better.
Miss Christine Erickson visited at
the homes of Peter Blomgren and Ole
E. Erickson last week.
DR.. Puffer attended sick child at
Flann's place last week.
Fred Rains and wife of Olivia visit.
ed at Susens' home on Sunday of last
week.
Ole E. Erickson was around last
week posting notices of an auction
sale of Mrs. Peter Lundquist's prop
erty.
A magic lantern exhibition was CIV
en- in the Lofgren schoolhouse last
Thursday evening to a good-sized
! crowd.
| Mr.. and Mrs Emil Peterson we're
pleasantly surprised by a number of
their friends last Wednesday evening.
All enjoyed good time until a late
hour.
Miss Esther Johnson, the teacher in
Dist. 5, visited in Willmar Saturday
and Sunday.
o. N. Brekken, teacher in Dist. 81,
made another trip home Ouer Satur-
day and Sunday. enjoying nice little
walk of 81 miles.
! j. o. Erickson took in the sights of
Willmar Saturday and Sunday.
Rev. Hustvedt received telephone
message Sunday from the Julson home
in Windfeld, Renville county, an
nouncing the death of one of Mr.. Jul
sons daughters and asking Rev. Hus-
tvedt to come out there Wednesday to
conduct the last sad rites.
Some from here attended the Fahlun
evening school entertainment in Dist.
81 Saturday evening, and all speak
very highly ofit. = -
A mistake was made in setting up
our items last week, making the price
of hay in Olivia So 40 per cwt. 1t
should have read HOGS instead of hay.
A large crowd attended the enter
tainment and basket social given in
Dist last Friday evening. The pro-
gram was exceedingly fine, and so
were the girls and their baskets, too.
John Larson acted as auctiOneer. A
good price was paid for some of the
baskets, Emil Johnson having to put
up $3.50 for the particular basket he
wanted. Altogether it would have
been one ofthe most enjoy able events
of the season had it not unfortunately
been marred by the presence of a lot
of young fellows who had INDUCED Sc
freely in Bird Island booze that they
had lost all sense of decency and re
spect for the rights of other people
and kept up such an incessant noise
that the fine plogram was practically
lost to the people 1t is shame that
after q teacher and her pupils have
worked hard to make up successful
entertainment and people have come
out to enjoy it. the whole pleasure o
it shall be destroyed by such gang
There is considerable missionary worl
to be done. in this country before W
can justly claim to be civilized ma
tion. The trouble is that the saloons
are giving q liberal education in saw
agery about as fash as the forces o
enlightenment are educating up to {
true civilization. -. = ...
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Ditch Mass Meeting.

A meeting will be held in the sceool-
house in Dist. No. SIS, on Saturday,
Feb. %, for the purpose of discussing
the M after in regard to County Ditch
No. g.. All those interested are re-
quested to be present. >. a
-....s.s:ss. q. S. RASMUSSoN.
s11< s1 :sS .:=S-a= HENRY EDDY.
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Seminary Stockholders.

Remember the stockholders meeting
to be held at the Willmar Seminary
tomorrow Thursday afternoon at
three O'Clock. All interested in the
welfare of the school should make a
special effort to attend, as business of
great Importance will come up for
consideration.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1907-02-20

The last attraction, in the Citizens
Entertainment Course tonight. Go
and hear the pictorial story Of "Hia-
,Wathan at the opera house. y
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1907-02-20
WANT 4 !. CITY HALL
Voters Of City are Strongly Appealed to
by Members Of WiIlmar Fire
DEPARTMENT.

10 the Voters OF the City OF W Wlllmar:
We, the undersigned, members of the
fire department of the city of Willmar,
do urgently request that you consider
the proposition to be submitted to the
voters in relation to the voting Of
bonds for the purpose of the erection
of city hall for our city. We ask
You for your support for the reason
that we believe it is for the best inter-
ests of our city that city hall should
be built, as it will give the city re-
corder an opportunity to protect the
records of this city. inasmuch as there
will be good vault constructed; it
will give the municipal court suit
able place for meeting; it will give
the Water and Light board place for
meeting and the keeping of their rec
ords: it will give sufficient room for
the city attorney and other city Off
cials to have their Offices, and a cham
ber for the meetings of the city coun-
Gil as we'll as large city ha where
the people of the city can get together
from time to time. But in addition to
that, and above all reasons so far
enumer ated, it will give your fire de-
partment what is sorely needed-a
place where it can keep its fire appa-
ratus in such a condition that it will
be in readiness at any and all times
to be used at q moments notice. AS
it is now we have practically no ap-
paratus for fighting fires as the hose
and other apparatus we now have are
not in condition to be of any particu-
lar use.
If the city hall is built we can get a
hose wagon and chemical engine, and
in all probability we can get a team
OF horses, which the city can use at all
times in cases of fire when the
firemen could put the team of horses
to use in hauling the apparatus, and
when they then arrive at the scene OF
the fire they will be in shape to do
some service, but if during the present
winter, when the weather is so cold,
the fire department should be called
out to go any distance, when they ar
rive at the scene of the fire they are
not in condition to do much work as
they have used their strength in pull
ing the dilapidated apparatus we now
have.
In addition to the above we wish to
appeal to those who now. live beyond
the water limits. five get the, city
hall, new apparatus and place to
keep it, these people would have more
fire protection, as with the new chemi-
cal engine we will be in a good posi-
tion to fight fire even on the outskirts
of the city. There is no protection
now afforded to those living beyond
the water limit.
We also wish to advise that your
fire department has for some time past
been thoroughly discouraged, and un-
less this proposition receives favor
able consideration at your hands on
election day, we naturally will feel
that you do not want a fire depart
ment, as you will practically have
none with the equipment afforded.
Swan Larson Peter Rasmussen
Ben Benson II. c.. Ward
Severt Benson T. c.. TOrkelsOn
Chas. J. Freeberg P. Pearson
John Selin Peter Freeberg
Peter BOnde E. Christensen
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-13

la discussion del bill sobre por-
tadores 0 COnductOres
publiCOs
FL BILL DE CARRETERAS
Sobre el emprGs1ito de 10000 dollars
para Ia barriada de obreros
Ell San Juan

Sc abre la session a las dos y ounce
m'nutos baJo la presidencla del senior
Acuna. De lee el acta de la session. All
terror es aprooaoa. Las pctclones
y m-morla'es inform amos en- otro sltio
del Periodlco. Son leldos en- prlnera
l-ctura sos Slgulentes blllS:
RI Is numero 81 -For los senores
AnaS NoncePG1oh vicente Elha, "Pa-
"a deciarar exentos de contrlbucion9s
terrehos oealcadoS c1eftoS cultsvoS
Il nunefo 9o-ror e' senior Flcen-
&c slh2, "Para reparar IN puente de
madera que exl5te en- la carretera nu
nero 2, Sobre el RIO CnlebrlnaS.
II nurHero C0.-P0r 81 senior vi
cente Vl1la, "para la construction del
trozo de carratera numero IS compren-
DIDO entire las Jurisdlcciones de Lares
y Areclbo'.
II B numero 100. .-Por Ell senor vi
cente Vi1a, para construir un canine
ahrmado entire San Sebastian y Ca
1nuy
II b ndmero IoI-Por e. seflor vi
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-13

4 votar un credito innecesario.
Es contra la congregacIon des.
pilfarradora y manirrota que
Sc dirigen estas censuras IRE
mediables; es contra Ell autor
del rechazado proyecto, y en-
cierto modo, contra los que 10
aprobaron por cortesia.
No; la cortesia no obliga a
cometer torpezas.
La cortesia no autoriza abu-
SOS, nj consiente extralimita :
clones cenSurables.
No sc puede, no sc debe ser
cortes a expensas de los demas
en- perjuicio de los intereses
que son de todos, pero que por
ESQ precisamente. han de ser
empleados con extricta, con in
discutible legalidad.
81 eSOS SenOreS que vOtarOn
bor c0rtesio, confaban en- que
la Camara pondria su veto al
prOyectO de gasto inutil in
justifcado, y fue en- esa seguri-
dad que 10 pasaron hubieran he
cho mejor siendo ellos los prime
ros en- advertir de su error al es-
plendido Tesorero, para evitarle
el disgusto de yer como la CANA
ra derepreSentantes, con unani-
midad pocas veces tan expon-
tanea, imponia su mas expresi-
va prohibici0n al despilfarro, a
la prodigalidad censurable de
un tutor despreocupado.
La leccion que ha recibido el
COruscante funCiOnariO, no es
de esas que pueden ser OIvida-
das faCilmente. Mucho puede
convenirle y puede aprovechar-
nos. en- las presentes CirCuns-
tanC1as. va que es precise in
terpretar la negatlva de la Ca
mara como una declaration an
tlclpada Y expresiva de que
esta dlspueSta Y resuelta a cor
tar de raiz todo despilfarro Y
tOdo derroche.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-13
Ell paseo triunfal

En- la tarde de aver recorri6 las
GALES de esta capital y la gran carre-
terra de Santurce, el cortejo carnava-
1esco.
En- los distintos carruajes que for
maban en- la parada, vimos & muy
bellas y gentiles sefioritas de nuestro
mundo elegante.
La adorable sefiorita de Infante Y
sus ideales compafleras las damas de
honor, fueron objeto de una gran es-
pectacion del p1blico, durante las
horas que dur6 Ell desfle. en- ell que
vimos a,gunos carruajes, como ell de
nuestro distinguido amigo don Ale
jandro Gaos. verdaderam ente primo
rosos y art1sticos.
Ell p1blico tribute la encantadora
reina de estos dlas, Ell homenaje sin
cero de tina admirada espectaci6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-13
Consejo Executive
. session. DEL Ola IL

Da principle la session 4 las dos v
ounce con Ia asistencia de los conse-
ieros del Vale, Diaz Navarro, Ward.
Feuille, Sanchez Morales, Barbosa'
Willoughby y Falkner y preside Post.
Sc contintia discutiendo Ell c B MIN. ?
de Mr.. Wlll0ughby sobre enmiendas
Ell Ia Ley de Rentas Internas.
Diaz Navarro fel icita / Ell Tesorero.
por anular el artfculo MIN. 35I del
C6digo Politico, manitestandoq que di-
chO artiCulo no SC ha uSado nunca.
In la discussion del { = mum. = to-
man parte Ell Tesorero. Diaz Navarro
Sanchez Morales Feuille, siendo
suspendido dicho bill pera ser apro-
bado hoy.
Sc prcScnta en- tercera lectura el
II B n1m. 3 para sufragar los gastos
de las oiCinaS de In Camara Lepisla-
tlva. El scnor BarboSa manifesto
que no eSta c0nt0rme con dicho bill
y que 81 dd su voto aprobandolo, es
s0lamente pOr C0rtesja, ell TeSorero
Sc levanta Y hacc jgual manifestation
y el Auditor tambiGn dice 10 mismo
y acompahado de tanta cortesIa sc
aprobo dicho bin.
Sc aprobd el c. b. ndmero ,, para
sufrogar los gastos que origjue la
vista 4 c&ta isla de los dclegados de
las Camaras dc Comercio de Boston,
Cincinnati y San Luis.
Sc aprobd el G B ndmero 4. para
enmendar los artfculos Io2 y I65 del
.Codigo Penal.
Fn6 aprobado el II B nimero 8.
La Camara de Delegates informa
habcr aprobado el ( 3 nimero q.
para pagar los gastos de las apela-
clones hechas ante ell Supreme. en- Ia
Irecl9maciones contra el Pueblo de
Puerto Rico.
Sc suspendi6 la session las cuatro
de la tarde, reuniGndose 1 las ocho Y
media de Ia noche para firmar el pre-
sldente el { b nimero 40.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-13
PARLAMENTARIAS
session. DE EsTA TARDE

Sc abre la session las dos y media.
Sc lee Ell acta y es aprobada. Sc
leen peticioneS memorialeS que pa
san a las comisiones respectivas.
Sc entra en- la orden del dia. Ell
sefior VifIas informa acerca del
acuerdo tornado por la Comisi6n de
Obras P1blicas sobre Ell proyecto ge-
neral de carreteraS.
Dicha comisi6n informa que Sc
nombre un comite del Consejo y otro
de la Camara. fin de que reunidos
en- una sola Comision de Obras P1-
blleas determine las obras ore han
de hacerse en- el expresado proyecto
general.
Ell sefIor Tizo1 impugna ell informe
de la Comisi6n de Obras Pdblicas, por
Greer que no necesita er concurso de
la del Consejo Executive, manifestan-
do que Sc opondra en- absolute que
elaConsejo tenga opcion en- el pro
yecto.
Ell seflor Was Ochoteco apoya Ell
lnforme del Comitz de Obras Plibli
cas- y dice que el acudir al Conseio
en- ese asunto no envuelve ningtn
deSprestigio, sino al contrario, medic
de conocer mejor ell asunto, por Ell
camblo de impresiones, recuerda
que asi Sc hizo con la ley Electoral
y sobre cOnducci6n de carreteras. In
slste EN- mantener que sean nombra-
dos siete delegados, uDo de cada de
dlstrito para el mejor estudio de las
obras.
Sc propone la question previa Pc
ticlon del senor Matienzo Cintr6n V
Sc hace la votaci6n. Es derrotada la
moci6n del sef1or Was Ochoteco, des-
pues de un discurso del seflor Tizol.
Sc contlnuara maflana.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-13
Ell bale del Casino

Los organizadores del nermoso y
ami mad1slmo bale de mascaras, cele-
brado anoche en- el Casino Espa.
flol", han logrado el exito mas com
pleto.
La fesat result6 brillante y supe-
rior a todo 10 que Sc habfa previsto.
Anlmaron ell bale, desde los pri-
meros INSTANCES, varias comparsas
formadas por distinguidas senoras y
se1loritas de nuestra buena sociedad.
En- Ell Casino vimos algunos dis
Traces muy elegantes. La concu-
rrencia fu6 extraordinaria. No ca
bia en- ell amplio local del Casino.
La excelente orquesta que amenizo
el acto, mereci6 muchos elogios.
La comiSion supo atender 4 todos
los detalles; puede estar satisfecha
del brlIlante resultado de su obra.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-13

Esta mafana estuvieron 4 visitar
al honorable gobernador Mr.. Win
throp, los Jueces municipales senores
don Francisco del Vale y don Vir-
gilio Cordova Davila. Llevaban IA
ire presentation de los demds c0mpa-
neros de odcio FL gobcrnador los
recibi6 en- su despacho.
FL seilor del Valle hizo uSo de Ia
palabra. Sc trat6 Il asunto de que
informamos aver, acerca del aumento
de sueldo los Jueces municipales
lctrados y la opc10n 4 Ia carrera ju-
diclal, exponiendo de paso otras CON
sideraciones de caracter privado.
Mr. Winthrop escucho con atenci6n,
los informes suministrados en- el
asunto por los se1lores del Vale
Cordova Davila. Les manifesto que
era su deseo atender las peticiones
que hacian los Jueces municipales,
por creerlas muy laudables, que Sc
haria todo 10 possible para que tI,vie-
ran preferencia los puestos que va
casen en- los tribunales ordinar los de
la isla.
Entire las reformas que sc introdu-
ciran, una de elias sera, conceder 4
los Iueces I'm mes de licencia con
sueldo, pues actualmente los que
pretenden hacer vacacloneS necesitan
poner TN sustituto J pagarle parte del
sueldo que disfrutan.
En- cuanto al proyecto de Ia legis-
latura para proveer las solicitudes
| de los itleees el Attorney General es-
ltudiara el asunto fin de complacer
dentro dc Ia ley dichos funco-
narios.
Los seiiores del Vale y Cordova
Davila hablaron ounce minutes con
Ell honorab bic gobernador.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-13
En- el te afro

FL lltimo bale de mascaras fu&
un eXlto tan grande como los ante
riores para La Comision organi liza
dora de los festejos de carnaval.
Result6 aninadfsimo estuvo
concurrdo por gente muy distin-
guida.
Hasta las tres de la mafiana, Sc
VIC el gran salon completamente in
vadido por las parejaS de aleqres
mascaras y de entusiastas i6venes.
In vista de este gran entusiasmo.
Ia comlslou ha acordado eelebrar
otro bale de mascaras el sabado.
Seguramente que ha de quedar
conturridi>imo.