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The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1908-12-19
DECATUR.

Miss Rannie Sears came home to
the death-bed of her aunt, Mrs. George
Claypool. She left for her home in
Indianapolis, Ind, Tuesday
Mrs. A Mitchell, B. E. Cook and j.
NJ. Watkins were the guests of Mrs.
lnez Brook, Monday.
Rev. J. A. Crockett left Tuesday for
Jacksonville, H., to hold the Minis
ters' and Deacons' Union. Will be
there two days.
There will be Xmas program at
the Antioch Baptist church Christmas
Eve night, and the ministers, Revs.
Ward, Parhm and McGriff, will serve
dinner all day on the 25th inst. All
are cordially invited.
The A. NJ i1. church will serve
meals all day at Travers Hall, New
Years Day, and will hold a bazaar in
the evening of the same day. All
come out and enjoy yourselves.
Mrs. Perrick, of Petersburg, ILL.,, was
called to the bedside of her daughter
Mrs. Edward Motley. 210 Spring ave.
Mrs. S. Harris fell Saturday last,
coming down stairs, and received a
fractured knee.
Mr.. Edward Stovall, a miner, re
ceived the injuries of three fractured
ribs by the falling of a large piece or
coal the first of last week. He is i'm
proving.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1908-12-19
BLOOMING NGTON.

Mrs. Annie Hall, mother of Rev.
Ernest Hail. pastor of Mt. Pisgah Bap-
tist church, has been seriously i'll for
several days. Last Saturday and Sun
day her recovery was very doubtful,
and her husband. sister and three
daughters We're summoned. Mrs. Hall
is suffering from cancer of the stom-
ach.
Mrs. Annie Sally, of Springfield, is
in the city at the bedside of her moth
err Mrs. a. Hall.
Miss Seville Crowder spent Sunday
in Decatur.
1t will soon be time to make and
break new resolutions.
Mr. Sandy Hawkins, who has been
suffering from rheumatism, is some
what better at this writing.
Mr.. Richard Calhoun, of North Cen
ter street, was taken suddenly i'll Mon
day night and is confined to his bed
at present writing.
The Christmas program at the Third
Christian church is pretty well under
way to perfection. The committee in
charge are Mrs. r. Rozell, Belle Cal
houn and Blanche Hoagland. The
choir will render pretty music. while
the children will have appropriate
recitations. The program will be rem
dered on Christmas night
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1908-12-19

In this number we desire to call the
attention of our readers to one of our
citizens, whose life has been familiar
to our people for a number of years.
The name of our present County
Judge, George w. Murray, is not only
familiar to the younger people of our
race in Springfield, but many of our
older people have often had business
with Judge Murray and often speak
of him as Il friend.
In the early part of the Old Folks
Was very active friend to the Home
He made an address when the new
Home was dedicated. Judge Murray
has often been heard to say that the
cOlored people deserved and should
have a fair show and chance in life,
and in his treatment of the boys and
girls in the Juvenile Court he is
known to have guarded the interests
of the colored and white children alike.
In Judge Murray our people seem to
have true and impartial friend, es-
pecially in their business relations
with him.
So far as our colOred people are con-
cerned. they know and appreciate the
fact that in Judge Murray they have
true friend.
The county of Sangamon is fortu-
nate to lay claim to so indispensable
a mana man who has been, and is,
next to a mother in shaping the fu-
ture destiny of the children; a man
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1908-12-19

this district and in the state. His
work ON the bench has entitled him
not only to the support OF his per-
sonaI and political friends, but the
whole voting population Of the dis
trict, regardless Of party lines. There
is no politics on the bench. What
we want is the best man, and JUS
tice Hand has clearly demonstrated
his right to such support on these
grounds alone.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1908-12-19
New Hope
Baptist Church

FIVE O'Clock prayer meeting. Xmas
morning. All are invited. Decem-
Der 10Th, an old folks concert and
box social. Watch for program in
next issue Watch meeting beginning
at 8 o'clock, December ST. closing
New Years morning. Revival meet
ing beginning New Years night.
Rev. and Mrs. Ely were pleasantly
surprised last Thursday evening.
The good members Of the church
gave them a grocery shower, after
which Mrs. Warrick in behalf Of the
sewing Circle, presented Mrs. Ely
with a lovely dress pattern. The
usual Sunday service at IL a. m. The
pastor will preach from the subject:
"He staid all night At 7.3O p. m.
'Nanan, the Leper," All are invit-
ed and made welcome to these SER
vices.
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Christmas Edition.

The poem in this issue by Miss
Cora J. Ball Of Quincy, deserves
spe ial comment. This young school
teacher is possessed Of rare intellect
ual qualities. too valuable TO pass
unnOliced She is is IL graduate Of
Knox College, Galesburg, Illinois,
and profound scholar, ii versatile
writer and cOnversant on all current
top cs, political, social and economic,
She is new Thought student and
philOS lphcal SURPRISING the average
Of her contempt p0raneous sex, colored.
Your attention is also called to the
page advertisement Of j. E. Thomp.
son You seldom see d cOlored gro
ceryman with such an advertisement.
He does not itemize what he has,
but simply invites you TO call and
see Why he has an assortment OF
as fine candies and toilet soaps to be
found in the best drug stores and
confectionerieS. Hundreds Of other
things. Rogers slverware, 6ne
chinaware. etc His is one Of the
finest groceries in town, regardless
of race. We should be proud and re-
joice to buy. Will you do it?
Your attention is also called to
our editorials. We do not mean to
malign anyone personally, but our
mission is for high and noble things
if you get your children to think
only Of the high and noble things,
they cannot but be high and noble,
for as a man thnketh in his heart
(mind) so is he"
Notice the big advertisement of
OvPrakor & Keisacker, Lutz, La
Bonte, A. c. Brown, Clarkson, Dill
lers book store, Simmons and all Of
them. go to their rescue. These are
the men who stand for something
they represent Springfield in spirit
and in truth VIII you do it?
If YOU have any matter you desire
to get in next issue get it here by
Monday, as we are to be out Thurs
day at II M, if ossible-correspOn
dents take notice. Say good word
for the paper-what helps us helps
you've are one and inseparable.
Strive to do right and you shall
prosper. Yours veLy truly,
Editor.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1908-12-19
AT ST. PAUL'S A. M. E. CHURCH.

delightful program will be rem
dered at ST. PaufS church on Monday
evening, December 21st, in the inter-
est of the piano and we appeal to all
music lovers to patroniZe this effort
and help us raise enough money for
a payment, rs the retaining of the in
Strument depends on the success of
this entertainment. We have paid too
much on it to lose it.
Some of those taking part on the
program:
Instrumental Duet Mrs Abner
Naylor and son, Mr. Arthur Naylor.
Paper-Mr. Harry Donaldson.
Reading-Miss Gertrude Williams.
Instrumental SolO-Mrs. Pearl Woods
Drake
No'ce-Mrs. Ursie Naylor.
Paper-Captain Byrd.
Recitation-Miss Garlic Williams.
lnStrumental-MiS Edith White.
Noice-Miss LeOta Singleton
Refreshments will be served Ad-
mission 10 cents.
Committee-Mrs. Alice White and
Mrs. Matilda Jackson
Promoter-Rev. r. Price.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1908-12-19

Miss Allene White and little neph-
ew Jordice McCoo, left Friday for
Chicago.
The next meeting OF the Law and
Order League will be held Jan. 10, at
p. III.
Terrell and Langford will be seen
at the Masonic Hall, Friday evening,
January |, in their all star comedy,
The President Of the Bamboo Club
Admission 25c.
The new minister at Union church
preached his initial sermon last Sun
day evening, to lagre and attentive
audience, taking for his text: THE
Handwriting on the wall, and made
a fairly good explanation. The choir
rendered excellent music. collection
for the day, s24.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1908-12-19

The Supreme Court and the Board
OF Pardons denied Bryant a new
trial and also denied him stay of
execution and he was accordingly,
hanged here yesterday.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1908-12-19
udge John P. Hand
o the illinois Supre ne Court-A
Fair and Impartial Jurist--Hiqh-
est Type OF American Citizen.

pfeine court, q man whom the DeO-
pie OF Illinois ShOu q. and are, proud:
pre- emineutly fitted fer the exalted
position, ca III and deliberate. but al
ways fair and just. mark his chief
characteristics No man is held in
higher esteem by his constituents
than he-making his way up TO the
supreme bench by his arduous work
FIR his purity and his sturdy traits.
his life and works are cumulative.
Tne coloIed constituency. mostly of
Peoria and Knox counties, have in
Judge Hand, Il true and tried friend
man who has never shirked duty
aud never shrunk nor evaded an
f''ha b1c tu'e bhe race question was
involved. Concerning the Alton
school case, in part, Judge Hand
said
1T is reversible error for the
court to give instructions which re-
quire the jury to find and determine
legal propositions.
AN instruction is erroneous in
leaving the jury TO determine Il
question Of law which authorizes
them TO find for the respondents in
mandamus proceedings if they be-
IIeve that children Of lawful school
age were assigned to different
schools by the proper authorities,
and they had legal right to make
such assignments, without dscrimin-
alton as to color"
A city has no right TO establish
separate schools for coIOred children
aud exclude such children from the
schools established for white chill
dfen. EVEN though the schools estab-
lished for coIored children furnish
educational facilities equal or super
ior TO those of the schools establish
ed for white children.
Exclusion. without reason, of col
ored Chi dren fro the schools to
which their standing and residence
woHld entitle them to admission if
they were white children, amounts
in law, 20 discrimination against
them on account Of color. "
The following from the Peoria
Herald Transcript is a high and de
serving encOmium:
Judge Hand is a resident of Cam
bridge, Illinois. and is representative
on the supreme bench from the Fifth
supreme court Election district of
which the county Of Peoria forms
part. The people Of Peoria have a
direct interest in he career of this
distinguished jurist and can claim
right To feel proud Of the record he
has made on the bench. When the
Judge was elected eight years ago t.
the high position lie now holds. he
had already established a reputation
IN the courts and on the bench for
ability and integrity, but his services
on the Supreme bench of his state
have placed him among if not at IL
head of the leading jursts of the
Mississippi valley Peoria takes
pride in having able representatives,
and as this county forms part of the
district represented by Judge Hand,
we can rightfully feel proud of his
standing among the jurisls Of the
country and the high esteem in
which he is held by all the members
OF the bar 0f the state, without re-
gard to politics. Judge Hand is a
man in his prime and richly deserves
the popularity he has achieved in
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-27
Un ernprestito.

FL Comite de Finanzas Apropla-
clones informa acknowledgements un an
ticlpo de- S25 900 del Ayuntamiento de
San Juan. para eonstrmr por admi-
nistracon obras Ell el Hospital Munici-
pal de Santurce
FL Attorney General informa acerca
del nombramiento de un escribiente
con cuarenta dollars he sueldo para Ia
:Corte Municipal de Ponce
I'll Comit6 dc Gobierno Local infor
ina una peticion del Ayuntamiento de
-juana Diaz, para proceder al dcrribo
de unos arboles de Ia plaza he aquei
pueblo.
Sc informa acknowledgements IN escri-
to dc la Mayagiiez Sugar Co, para
coger ciento cincuenta gaIones de aqua
ror mlnuto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-27
b caNqtn del 7oFo
LA PELfCULA DE ANoCHE
Un soldado que pide auxilio

Anoche ocurri6 una escena verdafBe-
ramente c6mica en- ell nunca bastante
bien ponderado barrio del caIlej6n del
Toro, sitio eseogido por todos los gua~
pos Y guapas, como campo de Agra
mante.
Ell case es ell siguiente:
Maria Luisa Garcia tiene en- dichG
Gale un cuarto.
Anoche Sc present6 un soldado, mux
apuesto, como todos los soldados, " cu~
yas senas no hemos podido averiguar
en- La Corte Municipal nj en- ell dep6si-
to, desde luego, Sc conquist6 muy
pronto la Garcia
al cabo de una bora dos, cuanda
nadie Sc acordaba de ellos, apareci6 en-
la ventana ell soldado, y dando fuer~
tes manotazos Y gritos, llamaba In
policia. Y por otro lado, es decir, por
otra ventana, Maria Luisa llamab%
tambi6n los guardias.
III callej6n del Toro es sitio donde
es reunen de noche muchos desocupa-
dos, Y en- breve, sc form6 debajo de
las ventanas de la residencia de Luis1
IN zorro de personals, que gritabaR
desaforadamente ique pelfcuia iqUS
pelicula
LEGO ell guardia Santana, entera-
do del hecho, por mas menos pala-
bras fuertes cruzadas con ell funciona-
rio, present6 una denuncia contra ella,
por alterar ell orden la paz del ve-
cindario, segun rezan todas las denun-
cias
Mara Luisa Garcia explic6 La Cor
te esta manana, muchos hechos, Y ter
min6 manifestando que como aquel SOL
dado trato de abusar con ella, 10 ha-
bia encerrado en- su casa, hasta tanto
la policia 10 detuviese.
III guardia de servicio, Santana, de-
clar6 contra la mujer, no dijO una
palabra del sOldado.
Los hechos estaban en- contra de l&
acusada, y el iuez Suau conden6 Ma
ria Luisa dos dias de arresto, para
que en- 10 successive no sc tie de solds-
dos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-27
La esneralda mas notable De Puerto Rico

Hemos tenido OCCASION de admirar Ia
magnifica esmeralda propiedad del Sc
nor Brau, y que durante varios dias ha
estado expuesta en- una de las vidrie-
ras de la joyeria y relojeria de nuestro
estlmado amigo Alexandra Saavedra, er
cuyo acreditado taller Sc ha hecho La
soberbla montura de orc en- que va
engastada y que constituye una ver-
dadera obra de arte
Hasta ahora, La preciosa piedra es ell
e]emplar de mayor tamano y mas linn
pieza que Sc ha visto en- Puerto Rico,
y aseguran dignos caballeros, que han
recorrido toda la America latina aun
ell mismo New York, que no existe
otra alguna que la iguale
Por su peso de seis kilates. cinco oc-
tavos, puede Ell lector formar una idea
del tamafo; sus cortes son perfectos
y su color de un verde precioso trans
parente
Todos cuantos han visto la soberbia
joya han tributado los mercedes elo-
gios a la notable piedra i la aeaba-
disima obra que lie sirve de apropiado
marco. acreditando atn mas, ri cabe,
la perfection en los trabajos que Sc
llevan cabo en- la ioyeria del amigo
Saavedra.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-27

Anoche los espectadores que estaban
en las prlmeras tilas dc butaeas en 81
teatro, sintieron>e lie improviso aca-
riciados por una ttuuc llovizna que, i
manera IL un puiYerizador, Gaia ,obre
ellos..
Creyeron al principle que tai Vez 50
trataba IL IN anuneio de Juanito koig.
mas hubieron de conycneerse pronto
he que ~ era De esencia preeisamente
In lluyia finiSima
Era que despues de los repctidoe.
chaparrones, Fl teatro empezaba i la
Ger aqua por arrlba. con aIarma de las
.devotos del artc piet6rieo que temiAn
por Ia conservation del cielo raso. "a
que estan caricaturizados aleunos an
geIotes. preseutAndo todas as yarieda-
les de In eiefantjasis otras deformi-
dades monstruosas
Pero como nunca faltan lrreyeren-
tes Ell todas parties hubo tamhlen
Quien pens0 con NAL dislmuladh ale
gria Ell que ii el aqua que gotea del
teatro. juntamente con 81 polvo De las
butacas, puede echar perder muchos
vestidos. puede tambItn poner Il pla-
f6n en- tai estado que haya que cam
blarlo por fuerza. con lo que ganaria
mucho nuestro teatro. francamente
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-27
n SuccSo del Gandu|
UNA MUJER QUEMADA

Esta manana sufu6 graves quemSs-
duras en la cara en- todo ei cuerp0,
Demetria Cruz, domiciliada EN- ii ba,-
rrio el *Gandul. "
Pareee que estaba cocinando y ell TO-
g6n Sc ineendi6 prendi6ndole los ves-
tidos. A los gritos dc la desgraciada,
que sali6 4 Ia calle aeudieron los We
cinos y los guardias de servicio, toa
cuales prestarOn auxilio la Cruz, que
50 haiiaha eu gravisimo peligro de pc
recer viva
I'll doctor del Toro, que fu6 el prime
ro en- llegar al luga~ del suceso, prae-
tlc6 las primeras enras, es proba-
Bile que ri su estado de gravedad con
tin@a. como esta maiana sea la pa
ciente trasladada al Hos, iiai Munici-
pal
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-27
La fiesta n arbOl en- CataiO

Fue una fiesta infantil encantadora
la que Sc celebr6 en- La escuela de
Cataflo con motive de ser dia del ar
bol.
Aquel establecimiento de ensefianza
Sc habfa convertible EN- un eden.
Todo respiraba en- el algeria, todo
satisfaction.
En- sus amplios salones agrupabase
un enjambre de criaturas deliciosas
para quienes SO deslizaron las horas
de La manana entire las mas gratas emo
clones.
En-. todos los numeros del extenso
programa Sc lucieron los ninos extra
ordinariamente, y en- todos ellos Sc vic
Ia mano de los ilustrados profesores
don Antonio Trujillo y senoritas Ami
tn Lassaleta, Elvira Ruiz y Matilde
Lopez, en- quienes tienen los estudian-
tes de Catano decididos enthusiasts
educadores.
Reeitaron bellas composiciones alu-
cidas al acto, las graciosas y simpati-
cas- ninas Ana Luisa Gutierrez, Luisa
ZeppenJert, Angela Uriarte, Isabel Col
curia, Rosa Zuero y La gentil encan-
tadora Ana Maria de Angels, hija de
nuestro distinguido companero don Pc
dro dc Angels, que hizo verdadero de-
rroche de gracia donosura con la
bella poesia "SQuien adora los arboles
mas" de Alice May Donglar. Sus
companeros y ell pubico la aplaudie-
ron repetidas veces, siendo felicitada
por sus profesores.
Tan hermosa fiesta Sc recordara
siempre con carino entire todos los ele-
mentos de In sociedad catanera.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-27

Ell ARROR-DAY

I'll presldente De Ia Junta Escoiar,
don Modesto Martinez Prado y los se-
nores Celestino Benitez Morales v Full
gencio Pinero Rodriguez, cultfsimOs
profesores de ,Juncos, nos han invitado
Il los eJercicios anunciados para hoy
vlernes velnte Y Siete, con motive de-
las festividades de Thank giving y Ar
bor-day
Profesores y alumnos tienen a su
cargo el desempeno del ameno progra-
ma que han combinado con plausible
aclert0
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-27
In|TarcIOnpy munIcIpa|pS

Sc han presentado esta manana &
responder de denuncias por infraccio
nes municipales. ante el juez de pa2
senor Lassalle, los individuos siguien.
tes
C6sares Bonilla y Lorenzo Tirado
por escandalo en- la via pnbhca. III
dollar cada uno; Juan Rivera y Jose
Colon por guar cabaIlos con mucha
velocidad, un dia de arresto; Gonzalo
Martinez, por tirar piedras en- la via
publica, tres dias de arresto; Pedro
Marrero, por infracci6n del reglamen-
to municipal, un dollar de multa Ra-
mon Garcia, por ell mismo delito, IN
dollar de multa; Juan Rodriguez Y To
mas Rodriguez, por dormir en- la via
publica, un dia de arresto; Jose Pc
rez Lopez, por portar armas, absuelt9
por falta de pruebas; Francisco Torres
por vender dulces en- puesto hJo, alb
suelto, Y Juan Arroyo, por escandalo
IN dollar de multa.
Tambien sc yieron otras denunclas
de escasa importancia, que fueron re-
sueltas por ell juez Lassalle.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-27

cambIo de la protection, obEgada por
el arancel, que dispensamos aqui 4 to-
dos los productos americanos
FL proyecto de memorial contiene
una exposition clrcunstanciada del es-
tado dc crisis eli que La anomalia del
cahOtaje mantienc la industria ca
tetera, consideraciones de orden legal
razones tecnicas agricolas. raz6nee
econ0mico comerciales, razones politi-
cas- en- que Sc funda la reclamation
que va conocen los organismos direc-
torres de la metropoli, porque no es
de ahora la campana del cafe.
Lo que 81 es de ahora es Ia unani-
midad conque Sc pide el remedio, la
generalization del procedimiento jus
TO que sc ex11e por nuestra partc para
que cese la exploitation del cabotaje
tai como 10 tenemos ahora; la faci-
lidad conquc todos nos explicamok
que no Sc debe pedir mas que 10
que Sc nos debe, 10 que nos correspon-
de, 10 nuestro, porque los Estados Uni
dos no necesitan explotarnos nj arrui-
narnos. Y 10 estan hacienda sinembar-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-27
COnnerc1aI

III senor F. Paracchini de Ponce. nos
avlsa en- una circular que tenemos 4
Ia vista, que por compra hecha de su
haber don Leopoldo Reverter Ia
rrats. conanditario que fu& 40 La ex-
tinguida firma + Paracchini Y ca. s
Ell G. Sc ha heeho cargo del active u
paslTo ae dieha soeietiad, para cont
fuar los mismos negoeios, bajo su solo
nombre
lie deseamos muchas prosperidades.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-27
IO SentlTnCS

La Corte municipal de Mayagiiez, ha
eondenado por denuDcia en- delito de
libelo lnfamatorio, los senores PERI
cas- Diaz Y Bonilas Cuebas. director
y administrator, respectivamente, de
" tn Voz DC Ia patria, yeinticinco
d i cinco dollars de multa cada uno.
III jmcio Sc celebr6 ante a inezse
for Benet.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-27

III Departamento de instruction ha
dispuesto establecer una escuela noe
turna para adultos en- el edificio de
La High School de San Juan, Plaza de
San Francisco, para la ensefanza del
idioma ingles especialmente. Las ella
SEES empezaran ell lunes pr6ximo, 30
del corriente, 4 las de la noche, y
los que queran matricularse deberan
presentarse en- la escuela 4 la hora Sc
nalada. Solamente deben solicitar in
greso los adultos que deseen aprender
hablar, leer y escribir q ingles 10 mas
pronto possible.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-27
ConsejO Executive
ASUNTOS DE HOY
Nombramientos


Don Pablo Alfaro Santiago, .Juez
Municipal lie Coamo, por renuncia de
don Homero Goico, fallecido.
Don Eugenio Malpica, CONCEAL d.
Rio-P Piedras, por renuncia de don Jo-
~ Margarida
Don Agustln Cervera, concejal de
kio-Pledras, por renuneia dc d Fran
cisco Bird
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-27
C0munlcacf0neS

I'll Sub-Comisionado del Interior So
licta del Consejo le sean dcvueltos los
documentos de la petici6n dc los Sc
nores Sauri Y Ia. quienes sohcitaban
una franqulcia para coustruir una H.
nea sohre el rio Bueana.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-27
LlcencIas

Mr. Keith. Superintendent de Elec-
clones. ha reeomendado favorablemen-
te se comedian dos meses de heencia,
con sueldo, a los empleados de su de
partamento senores Mariana Gracia
Saigado. Ramon r. Salazar, Augusta
Palmer y Jose Mayor Cruz
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-27

Para dcsempenar una dc las eseuelas
nocturnas dc esta capital ha sido nom
brado el maestro don Rafael Bellbel
Gonzalez
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-27
instruction PdbIica

Ha sido nombrado director escolal
de la municipahdad de Juncos, el Sc
nor don Tomas Hernandez, de la de
San Sebastian, don Florentno Betan-
court.