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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-15

cic, fernando an eac6ndaIo. HubO nece.
lidad de ConduCirla poE fueEzR en una am.
bulancia & Ia ckrOsl municipal.
En- la sala de sooorros faer0n aaiEti.
dos de contusione8 Isveu Ramiro Rios,
Antonio Labrador, Santos Monz6n, BaYto
la Colon, EtanisIao JoFd6n.
Hoy fa6 conduCido en- cocha de Ia
penitenciREia la Oorte de distrito, 81 Bs.
nor Salvador BUjela para lserle Otra scu.
Baci6n.
Hoy concurrieron ante IL secciSm d.
de la CoEts de Diatrito les abcgados Pala-
clos Rodriguez, Falcon, Campillo, JoR6
g. Torres, Ollsr Benftez CaGtafioS.
-Vsrios muchachos complaciange
anoche on tirar piedraa al "CircO LtWan.
de- en- 81 que ss Cfrsceu viStas CinemRto.
gf6feas, La intervention de la poliofa
evit6 que 81 lance tuvieTa mayoreB conHs-
Cuencisg.
-Eata tsEde lss cinoo de Ia plsza de
Colon paEtir6 Ell f9rstro de la sefiaEa To-
masa Gimenez viuda de QuifoneB, madEe
del teniente don juan QuifuneB de lR po'
licfa insular.
-El @fioT Mario GeiIgel hs rsnunciado
81 cargo de inteEpFsts traductor de Ia Ba
CretaEia de Ia COrte federal que desempef6
alg6n tempo.
El rtfsrido senior entra formaE paEte
del personal de Is CASA comeEcial de eAts
plaza "Paria BaxaR," del MfW Pedro
Giusty, como enCaTgado del depRrtAmsntO
de m6sica, pianos y pianolas de dicho
aereditado ESTABLISHMENTS.
-Ningu1a noticia foe communicate hoy
& la pFanSR en- las ofcinRs del gobierno
uecretaRfa de Puerto Rico No Escibi6
hoy ninguna vista el gObsTnRdor INFERNO
sthor WiIloughby.
-HRn regregado de Aibonito, en- donda
pasaron 81 domingo, laB distinguidag da'
mas seflorR Carmen MAEtoTsll viUdR de
Giunty 81 ssiioFita hija Elena.
Las diicultades para 81 psgo de hG-
beres de ciertos empleados de Ia coEte f..
deral NO han Aido vencidas aun y una
conBulta ha Bido heohs reBpecto del asunto
al depArtamento de juBticia de WaDhig'
ton. Las refsridas dificultades son de
tr6miteB Ia auditoria de Puerto Rico exi.
je el cumplimiento de algunos de esto1
que 81 marshall de la Fefsrida corte cree
eAti relevado de CumpliT.
Ell jsfs de IL pOlicfs inaular Seflor
Lutz, estd redaGtando el progfamR para
los aspirsnteB al RBcenHo & caboa del
cueFpo.
Ell j6ven William santts, juez mupi.
cipal de Cabo Rojo, 90 enouentra en- San
Juan, On visis de Tecrso con "a distiDgai.
de- ssposa. Befora Fausta Aponte
-Algunos vecinos de Ia calle del S3l
sc quejsn de que Be hlyan concedido Ii
ceneias para bales p6blicoa que habfan ii
do auspendidos.
Ell submanhaII de Ia CoFte de Hu-
macao condujo sntier Angela Msrtfnez,
procaaada por cobrar nm billets falaifcado
para CompsreceE en juicio.
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RNUNCIO De StGONOA SUBASTA.

a iastanoia del PFesbftero don AquiIi-
no fAuz6n don Fernando Beir6 abs
cess tsstamentsrios del Presbftero don
julian Boada = Martfnez sutorizadoI en-
f,Tma por la Corte de Distrito del Distrito
Judicial de Guayams, Sc SAGA q p6bliCa
DubaBta sxtrsjudicisl poE Begunda vsz =
por t6rmino de quiace diaH , Rdjudicar6 al
meioF nostor la aiguisnts fnca:
"FINCA UhBANA conaistenta en-
una casa teErera sin nombre, de mampos'
teFfa azot8a, marcAda con ell n6mero
cnaTenta cinco de Ia Gale de la Cruz de
eBta Ciudad, colindando por Is derecha
sntrando con ctrs de Ia Sucesi6n Rossll6,
por Ia izquiarda con 10 ds dcfia Domingo
RIGS por la esEalda con etra de d. 1a
Ezequiela Rivera.
La rese ada ioCa ha pido ju.tipFeciada
en- DOS MIL DOLLARS estando su
tftulo de propiodad inBcritO en- sl r g'Stro
de euta Ciu1ad de manif ssto an Ia No
tarfa del que suscFibe cRlle de San J1s6
n1msro seis altos, donde 90 verifcaT6 81
subasta de dicho irmueb'e 81 dia treinta
de Octubre del eorrients M, de tres Gin.
CO de lR tRFde no admiti6 1doss posturas
inferioreg la indicads taBaci6n, debiendo
~el precio hacarse effective en- el acto en-
moneda corrisnts billetsa de legal circu.
laCi61 conformaFse 81 adquiriente con el
indicadc tltulo.
Para 50 publicaci6 usa w por sema'
na durante el indicado perfodo en- 81 pc
Ti6dico "La. Correspondence de PusTtO
Rico, expido iFmo el pFssente en- San
Juan, Puerto Rico trecs 6sptismbFe de
mil nOvecCientou siste. Eduardo ACUfo.
Notario P6blico 3v.
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Communication del doctor COTdsfO a
doctor Gomez 8riOSO,
Contra unas D'rlC0 que prOG0t0n 90 s'gulda
los InspOGtorSs muDlCIDilss, pGTO contra
OtlOsG6

Sa informs que la siguiente comunics!
ci6n fu6 pslads aver poE 81 doctor CoTdt'
ro soti suPeTintsndents de sanidad, 81
doctor Gomez Brioso:
.sOctubre IA de 1907.-Sefior Official
de Sanidad Benefcencia, San Juan,
P. r. S,f9r:
"Con eDta fecha me informa 81 inspector
de eats departamento, sef1or Torres, 10
que sigue;
"TsDgo & bian infoFmar 4 usted que en-
sI dla dc hoy he viaitado Ia casa qua en-
Pusrta de TERRA, carretera, tiene dons
Alfonso Varela, Ia que tisne dos depa1ts'
mentoB de letrina, uno que utilizsn para
la baia con un mismo pczo las dos, que se
encueptra debsio do la casa. El deps1ta'
mento letrina de la planta bRja, cd an foOo
de iDfscci6n consecusncia de encontEarse
lleno muy Eucio el piso, coEriendo poF
esta Las mateEias f-cales lfquidos que
producen un hedoE insoportable y PEI Judi.
cial para Ia Balud p6h!ica."
La communication que pTecede fu6 eudo'
sadR 81 Btf " inspector de Sanidad Be-
nefoencia, senior Gomez Brioso, en fschR
II de Septiembrs bsjo el n6meFo 21.235,
sin que haBta Ia fecha 30 haya hs cho NADIA
para Temediar este NAL qus perjudica
notoEiamente Ia Balud pub icP; como
quierR que eato visne 4 dar por Tesultado
que mis- gestiOnes como inspector de 6ani-
dad de elte departamerto Fesu'tan f-uc.
tucBau por no ser atsndidaB mis- quajRn
debida convenientsmenta, ma peEmito
lamar 50 atenti5n aceFca del particular"
''Fodo 10 cual comunico & ustsd p'ra
que Be uiTva trmsT scci6n on este asu !,
fernando & eta scsrcs del Fesuits6o
que SO haya obtapido SO obterga en-
viTtu1 de las danunciss pressuta1as Atsn.
tsmente, Act Director dc Slnidad Bs.
ne6cenciR
Sc informa que 81 misno dfa II SO
denunci6 81 distinguidO chbslIero don
Pedro Gambia Junior tta-contER 81 qus
Sc prccsdi6 ems guids no hsci6ndoFe 10
miHmo con Ia otra deDuncia, 10 cual Eevs
Ia cIaramente negIigsuciA pal rcialidsd d
por parte de quisneB On eGtos esu1toB
debsn dsF de ladO con contam 2Iaeiones de
afnidad pofItica colccando poP ercima
de- todo el cump 'imiento de Bus ob.igacio'
mes, 10 cual nos parecs bastsnte s:ncillo =
POGO ocasionRdo explicables Ger soTRa.
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Tns snsrqulstss.

I'm terrible complot fu6 descubieIto en-
Bi bao, Hegdn dicsn los peEi6iicos de
Espahs no ser por 81 duefio do una
fonda que esta instslsds en- una de Iag
GALES poE donde hRbfa de psSaE Alfonuito,
que Rl vsr tres visjsros que andabR1 con
aus maletas pudo yer los tsrribIes expos
vos dar parts A;f,nso XIII aataa
horaB "a hubieFR rever tsdo Begur menso.
Al registrar los equipsj 8 eocont 6ss Un
manifesto en- Ell qae fe aConSejsb8 todeG
los ciudRdRnes que vsan el gran baTsiillo
de ol6n de "Ei Cielo' y "La Vizcsina
Con esta son die4 veces que quisen
reveatar don Alf5nao que mucho 10
quisTen!
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REUMATISMO COTOsO

Cuantos sufren de dolores 8 tfenen las
articulaciones deformadas, 8 encorvados
los dedos por ell NAL, adelgazadas sus
manos y recubiertas por una piel palida
y rugosa, hagan uso del Omagil.
Tornado, en- efecto, ell Omagil Zen
licor en- pildoras) 8 la mitad de la
comida, y Ia dosis, el Icor, de una
cucharada sopera, bien las pildoras, a
la dosis de 8, basta para calmar
prontamente los dolores reum$ticos,
aun aquellos mas crueles y antiques, Y
por rebeldes que sean otros remedies.
Asimismo cura las neuralgias mas
dolorosas cualquiera que sea su asiento:
las costfllas, los rihones, los miembros
la caheza, y aliyia los sufrimientos
tan penosos de los ataques de gotta.
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SIMULACRO De BON
berOs en- Ponce.
EIoGlcIos qgs fusrOa sIueuiaias con usrdltsra
precision.
" nueslro oofr egpongaI. )

Octub,e 14.-En ID tsrds del domiugo
lIevcas tfecto un aimu'acro del Cuerpo
de bOmbsroB en- Ia casa do dg' Luis Lilo
rena Torres, calle de Mendez Vigo.
Sc reali2aron veTi.s tjsreie. . & ID voz
de mRndo del primer jsf' del cusrpO don
Julio Rosich que fueron sjecutsdos CON
verdadern precision.
A Is voz de faego y toqus de diana da'
do poE Ia banda de coEnetaa del CueFpo,
procedi6s4 con Ia actividad del caso. 4
empaImar Las bocas contiguas dicha
Gale, resultando ser la Begunda brjgads
Ia que primeramente di6 sgua ca medic
de los apIauBos da IL concurrsnCia.
Las otras dos brigadas los pocoa ss'
gundcs.
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Esp,folss On Cuba que dOs0in laGSrsa elutadl'
nos amlrICanos.

Un psri6dico espafiol de New York. ds
& la publicidad 10 que Bigue:
"Un enps mol prominents msnifsst6 81
gObernadOT MsgooD, que ii los eSpRnOleB
sn Cuba pudisEan obtsner Ia Ciu6adanfa
noTta americana, 81 novsnta y cincO por
ciento de los que eatao aIlf 90 harlan Oiu'
dsdAnos ameTicauoB, poF creerlo 10 mas
convsniente como protection de sus gran
des intereSes en- Cuba.
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INGENIER0 CIVIL 7 AGRONoMo

o4NGRt llo9s
nduce4
4--.gpgy me1da
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BAN0A EsGOLAR.

ReIaci6n de los j6vene8 de la High
School y Central Grammar School que
oomponen la banda escolar:
Juan Rossell6. Ram6n Garcia, Joae
Chavarrfs, Carlos Coll, J. Padilla, J.
GoDz6iez, Enrique Diaz, j ose Hsrn6ndez.
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en SlR Iuaa.

Sc hslIa en- San Juan el diotinguido pro.
psgandista = escEitoF p6blico aefior Rs
mon NJ. CampoB, quien tieue la repre-
aentaci6n del Institnto Agrfcola de Lajaa.
Grata estancia en- esta capital dessamo8
al esfOr2sdo sgitsdOr.
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OBSEQUIO.

HemoB sido obsequisdos pOE lOs sefiore1
Mullsnht IF & Kolbsr con unoB RFtisticos
pisa papeles hechos del msgnifco Cemento
POrtEand de qua BlloB son agsntsa exclu'
nivos en- Puerto Rico.
Gracias poF 50 6nezs.
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PARA cuRAR UN REsFRIADo
ENUN Ola tome 81 LAXATIVE BRoMo
QURIlSA. 81 boticario le devolveE6 81 dinero dno
SO cura. La hFm8 de B. ". GROVE se halls an
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EFECT0S DEL TRATAMIENT0
Por Ell OAGAGIL

Creado ell omagil conforme q los
tiltimos descubrimientos de Ia ciencia,
no contiene substantial alguna nociya,
nj su uso presenta el menor peligro
para la salud. Es ademas ell licor de un
saDor agradabilisimo.
GeneraImente ell aliyio Sc produce va
desde ell primer dia, y Ell tratamiento
que solo cuesta unos 80 c6ntimos
por oada veZ, Cura.
De Yenta en- las buenas faFmacias,
mas para evitar todo error, t6ngase ell
cuidado de exigir en- la etiqueta Ia pala-
bra OmagiI asi como las se1as del
Dep6sito general MGSsOa Z. FRERE,
80, rue Jacob, PGTis. s
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an ostR impEantA - vmds pApal ds ps'
ri6dKco vIsIo S2.O0 Loo ! 8 kIios fun essia.
tp!l
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-05
Solons May Order the Removal Of Southern
Pacific Buildings Now in Peralta Street

OAKLAND, June 4.-The city coun-
cil's decision to take possession OF
water front lands on the west shore
of the city has placed the entire water
front controversy in a new light and
puts the municipal body in a new rela-
tion TO the fight which has been waged
for 12 years over the title to the entire
harbor frontage of Oakland.
No more aggressive move could be
figured than that which the council has
made in its preliminary resolution Of
direction to the city engineer and city
attorney. Coupled with the contem-
plated seizure Of water front lands be-
tween the Western Pacific pier site and
the Southern Pacific company's broad
gauge mole is the proposal to condemn
a right of way for the opening of
Peralta street to high water mark
To accomplish this opening would
mean the cutting through from First
street south of street directly across
the Southern Pacific yards where a
maze and network of tracks and
mass of buildings have been installed.
But without such means OF outlet or
inlet to and from the site of the pro-
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-05
BANK COMMISSIONERS
WARN CORPORATIONS
Will Compel Institutions to
Comply With the 10
Per Cent Law

The bank commissioners of Califor-
MIA and the attorney generals office
are in consultation concerning the
enforcement of the law passed at the
last session Of the legislature to com
pei all persons and corporations except
savings and loan corporations that are
doing business in the state to have at
all times an actual paid in capital
equal to at least 10 per cent of the
total amount owing to their depositors
and banks and bankers and creditors
generally
Assistant General Attorney Sturte-
want went through the articles OF all
the interpretations doing a banking
business in this state under a state
license. and made report yesterday to
the bank commissioners, rating each
bank according to the nature of its
business. This classification revealed
that some so called banks are in reality
pawn shops. 1t will be remembered
that IS banks received charters in 1903.
OF these something like 80 have been
turned down. Ten cf them are sup
posed to have fulfilled the law. Those
that have failed to met the legal re-
quirements are liable to pay a penalty
of 500 a day for each day on which
they have banked with the public.
The bank commissioners have sent out
a circular letter of warning that con-
tains the following:
The statute applies to both private and cor
porate banks of every kind, excepting savings
and loan corporations. and it applies to such in
stttutions without regard to the date of incor-
poration-that is. whether the bank was incor.
porated before the passage of the statute OF
was Incorporated afterward-and that therefore
the statute applies to your bank.
1t is the desire Of the commission that all
banking institutions should comply with the pro-
visions of the statute forthwith. You will un-
derstand this letter to be notice. asking COM
pliance on your part with the provisions of said
statute. When the commission visits your bank
for the purpose Of examining the same 1t will
expect to find the affairs of the bank In such
said statute
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-05
OLD HOFFMAN CAFE
PAINTINGS RESTORED

Before the fire the Hoffman cafe, at
Second and Market streets, had become
almost world famous for its collection
of valuable oil paintings- On the day
of the fire these pictures were cut
from their frames and saved. The can
and Francisco de Remi,". by the same
artist, were badly broken and torn in
over 500 places. After six months OF
constant effort the talented young
California artist, John McQuanie, has
restored them to their original condi-
ton The famous painting. Preparing
the Dutch Dinner" by F: Rosierse. for
which Coils P. Huntington offered
Sc, 600; 'sThe Awakening by EULER
Buh1er and Sweet Sixteen, now adorn
the walls of the new Hoffman cafe, just
opened, on Second street near Market,
The new place is far more beautiful
than before the fire. IT is finished
throughout in black walnut and Rus
stan leather. and the interior decora-
tions are worked out in the color
scheme of the Peacock.
The floor is rich black and white
that harmonizes well with the walnut
panels and beamed ceilings The cleo
trio fixtures are of the Peacock design,
and when Illuminated the cafe is beau
tiful beyond description. The gentle
mems grillroom, with its hardwood
floors, ceiling of walnut, cozy brick
mantel and leather settees. provides an
TO leave The Hoffman cafe serves its
own direct importations of whiskfes
and other liquors and the same stand
ard of excellence will be maintained
that characterized the old Hoffman A
business lunch will be served daily, in
the preparation of which the most ap-
proved and modern appliances have
been installed
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-05
SCHOOL TEACHERS ASK
FOR BACK SALARIES
State Preference Should Be
Given Them in Matter
of Settlement

Owing to the board of supervisors
having expressed its intention of al
lowing the beard of education sufii-
cient allowance to make UP Its annual
deficit, the San Francisco teachers as
ISOLATION has, through its president,
Mrs. Margaret Mahoney, addressed the
board of education in an appeal to nave
IT take measures to see that part or
the funds are used to pay back salaries
of those teachers who have devoted
time to the evening schools.
The address was as follows.
We learn from the daily press that the board
Of supervisors viii adopt resolution before me
board of education S120. 900 70 make up denclt
in it's annual appropriation. The grand jury WILL
insist that this be done in order to settle all
outstanding obligations Of the school depart
menf. The sum named will enable the school
board TO pay OF claims of merchants aggregat-
ing some 100000 and also insure the fnl
amount of salaries Of teachers, lncludlng tneir
vacations.
There IS no need to call your attention 10 The
fact that two-hfteenths of the total yearly sal
ary Of all evening school teachers has oeen Witn-
held: the monthly installments for July and
August, 1905 being short that amount burtner,
Won are well aware that demands for one fiscal
year must be paid. II at all, out OF tne tunas
provided for that fiscal year.
We assume that, in accordance with the pro-
vision made by the supervisors. the demands Of
the evening school teachers for July ana august
will be paid In full. but as the matter has r0t
been mentioned lately, we desire 10 call u 10
your attention, in order that the claims OF me
NAV be done them, as well as all other teachers
in the department
viii Won kindly advise us what the intentions
Of the board on this point are. In order that we
may reassure coworkers In the evening
schools
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-05
BEGIN CONTEST FOR TRUST
FUND OF McKENTY ESTATE
Nephews File Suit Based on Allega-
ton That the Executor Ignored
the Terms of the VIII

A contest over a trust fund of $780,
600 was begun yesterday by Clayton
NcKenty and Howard McKenty,
'nephews Of Jackson McKenty, who
died in Nice, France, four years ago.
The nephews ask that each of them be
awarded a quarter of the s1sO,000. A.
H Payson. executor of Jackson Nc
kenty's estate; B. c. Carroll, admins
traitor of the estate of Matthew H.
Messchert; Mrs E. A. NJ. Grant. a niece
OF McKeRty; Mrs. Augusta McKenty,
the widow, and the Pennsylvania Com
pany for the Insurance of Lives and
the Granting of Annuities are named
rs defendants. McKenty in his will
named his brother in law. Matthew H
Messchert, as executor, but Messchert
died before the will was probated. A
II. Payson. who succeeded Messchert, is
charged with administering the estate
as If there had been a trust; hence the
contest. Under the terms OF the trust
the two nephews would have received
the fourth for which they are now
suing.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-05

jected municipal wharves the work of
constructing them would be in vain.
Between the high water mark to low
water record the supreme court of
California has given title to the land
to the Oakland water front company.
To reach the low water mark, whence
the fencing off of the water front for
the city is designated to commence,
the city must condemn a right of way
across this Oakland water front COM
panys strip. Such proceeding would
bring up the question whether the city
is ready to bring condemnation suit
and thus recognize a title which it
is still resisting in the state courts.
But the councilmen say that all Of
these questions have been given consid-
GRAFTON and that the plan of action has
been mapped out with due attention to
all of its phases.
Councilman Jackson, chairman of the
wharves and water front committee,
said today:
"The city of Oakland, under the
United States circuit court of appeals
decision, has won undoubted rights to
the land necessary to wharfage The
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-05
TO ASSESS FRANCHISES
Of BIG CORPORATIONS
THROUGHOUT STATE
Dodge Plan Is to Be Fol
lowed in All Other
Counties
NOTICES ARE ISSUED
Equalization Board Orders
Enforcement of the
Statute
NOTICES ARE ISSUED

The state board of equalization has
issued circulars to the assessors of
every county that the assessment of
corporations must be made in accord
ance with sections 360S, 3609 and 1910
of the Political Code. The plan inaugu-
rated by Assessor Dodge of San Fran
cisco five years ago of assessing
franchises is to be followed He sue
ceeded in adding SIS, ZOO, 900 to the city's
roll in the year 1905 and the income by
the state will be proportionately large
Dodge's assessment was fought to the
supreme court, which finally decided
that the San Francisco assessor was
correct in his contention.
Dodge is finding some difficulty in
locating the various corporations
owing to the destruction of the records.
He received from Sacramento yester-
day list of four hundred corporations
doing business in this city. He does
not expect to make large assessment
on the franchises this year owing to
the destruction of the properties of
the corporations by the fire of April,
1906. He proposes, however, to make
beginning and expects to show sub
stantial figures on that score next year.
Dodge is at present sending out cir
culars asking corporations for the fol-
lowing information relative to values
of franchises:
The authorized capital of your COM
pany, the number of shares issued, the
amount of the paid up capital stock.
its par value. it's market value II any,
the gross earnings for 1905, the net
earnings. for 1905, dividends declared
in 1906, amount of surplus or undivided
profits for 1906, total assessment or total
amount of taxes paid in 1906 on all of
company's property wherever located
and of whatever character, amount of
bonds issued if any. If corporation
foreign to this state. give the gross
receipts on business originating in this
county and the net earnings thereon
The assessor is finding it a hard task
to induce tax payers to swear to the
amount of money that they have in
the banks. An average amount sworn
to is $4,000, but Dodge points with
pride to one property owner who swore
to having s1.500.000 in bank.