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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-04
Y ASH VA Ell MUND0...
FIESTAS CRININALES

La noticia valfa la pena de ser
'cablegrafada;
"Uno de los mas ricos ban
queros de Filadelfia acaba de
|dar un magnfflco bale en- dicha
|Ciudad, con motive Y OCCASION de
la entrada de su hija en- el mum
do. Los gastos pasan de 100000
duros, de los cuales Sc invirtie-
ron "a 900 en- flores. El cLoW de
la fiesta fue soltar en- la sala
una collection de mariposas CO.
gidas en- Ell sur de America V en-
las Indias.
Lo primero que ocurre persar
es que entendera ese animal de
banquero por la entrada de una
hija en- Ell mundo. La de 81, que
dejo de vestir de cortO aquella
noche, Sc saba al dedillo las ca
lies de Filadelf1a, habia estado
en- Nueva York, en- Paris, en-
Londres. lPero no habia entra-
do en- Ell mundo! El mundo, para
el banquero, Sc compone de los
invitadOs a su fiesta.
LuegO OCurre pensar en- Ia
mentalidad de TN banquero que.
pudiendo remediar tantas mise
rias, echa 100000 duros pOr La
ventana. ICON que objeto? Con
el de que el vulgo, at6nito, ha-
bic de que Ell banquero gast6
10000 duros V solto unas ma
ripOSas ex0ticas que le costaron
un dineral.
iVanidad de vanidadesl les
tupidez de estupideces! ST ell
banquero hubiera podido seguir
una q una las conversaciones
que salierOn de su casa cuando
termin6 la fiesta, Sc habria en-
terado de que lie ponian como
chupa de domino; que a su hija
lie criticaban Ell traje, por tastuo-
SO, 8 la boca, por grande, 8 las
narices, por largas, y que los
mas de los invitados, envidiosoS
del derroche de el, resucitaban
anejas historietas sobre su abue~
10, que cebo cerdos, 8 sobre su
abuela, que pastore6 vacas. Por-
que todas las fortunas improv1-
sadas Y vocingleras nacieron en-
pahales sucios.
Pero Ell banquero, con la va
nidad satisfecha. creera que ha
guiado 4 su hija p0r el sendero
de la virtud, empedrandolo con
dollars. Como el, la inmensa
mayoria de los multimillona-
rios americanos son burros ma
los. Y sus festas son crimenes
de lesa Humanidad.
Tambien 70 estoy de fiesta
cuando leo que alguno de ellos,.
despues de arruinarse, Sc sui
cido...
Essfs RoM0f0we
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-04
Un juez sustituto

Ell sef1or Carlos Blanes, juez mu-
nicipal de Humacao, ha solicitado I'm
mes de l1cencia. Durante las vaca-
clones del sefior Blanes ocupara ell
puesto interiname ell abogado don
Arturo Aponte.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-04
NOta del dia

La Camara de Representan-
tes, ofrecera pasado manara IN
homenaje de adhesion a su pre-
sidente el sefior De Diego; y
esa adhesion del parlamento, su-
pone V representa- la gratitud
del pals, por el acto de hermosa
defensa que llevo a cabo ell elo
cuentisimo presidente de la Ca
mara en- su reCiente v1aje a los
Estados Unidos.
Cumple esa demonstration de
gratitud y simpatia a raiz del
elocuente discurso en- que Ell Sc
nor De Diego explico a la
asamblea Legislative sus traba-
jos realizados y explay6 sus es-
peranzas concebidas.
La Camara podra participar
de los optimismos del senor De
Diego 8 de las apreciaciones del
senior Muiioz Rivera, mas en-
Consonancia con Ia tristisima
realidad ambiente, pero cual-
quiera que sea la opinion que
prevalezca, es fuerza reconocer
en- ell senior de Diego, que ha pres
tado eminentes serviCios al pals,
que ha servido a la causa de la
democracia y de la justicia con
verdadero empe1o plausible, po-
niendO a contribution sus dOtes
extraordinarias- de hombre de
gran cultura, de orador insigne
y sus intereses materiales.
Esta demonstration de patrio-
tismo no era menester que fue-
sc coronado del exito supreme
para que sea apreciada en- su
valor Y en- su proposito alti-
simOs.
Los mas elementales princi-
pios de la usticla, aconsejan
no medir ell esfuerzo meritorio
de un hombre, por ell resultado
brillante o lisonjero que obtenga
Su Obra.
ST ante la reiterada demanda
ante la reclamation respetuosa,
perO noble y energiCa, no Sc do
blega la tiran1a, nj acude el en-
greimientO imperialista, no pOr
ESQ, ha de entenderse fracasada
en- absolute la reclamation del
patriotismo.
Queda formulada, queda con-
signada;y Y cuando llegue ell dia
de la justicia, el gran d1a de las
reparacioneS indemnizadoras
entonces entire las alegrias del
trlunfo resonaran nombres de
prestigio, nombres de patriotas;
+ tpero entire tanto y mlentras que
ESQ llega, es licito que los hom.
bres de buena voluntad, tocados
del mas noble desintereS Y del
mas desinteresadO patriotismo,
exalten esas demostraciones ais.
la1as que Sc van produciendc
periodicamente, esas revelaciO
uCS CIOCuCulC0 dO Ill CoLdQO uC
conciencia colectiva que tiene
irremediab bles resurgimientos.
FL sefior de Diego, ha sido de
estos hombres, que hablan {
nombre y en- representation de
IN pueblo, y cuando ha ostenta
do una representation tan au-
Qusta, ha sabido mantenerla er
ingentes alturas. ha sido el re
presentante ideal.el que merecia
IN pueblo como nuestro pueblo
Y ESQ merece gratitud. ESQ
nerece que los hombres pensa-
dores sepan aquilatar el meritc
Y la traSceDdencia que tiener
los actos p1blicos de TN hom-
bre eminente, cuando este lc
pospone y 10 sacrifica todo a
cumplimiento del deber.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-04
SENALAMIENTOS.

MafIana sc vera en- el Tribunal Su
premo el case de Elisa Lizard con he
rederos desconocidos de Andres An
telo y otros, sobre reconocimiento dc
filiaci6n y en- la Seccion Segunda de
la Corte de Distrito, Sc vera el suma-
rio instrufdo contra don Jose Sanchez
Osorio por ell supuesto delito de ho-
micidio voluntari0.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-04

Anoche q las ocho, el individuo Jo-
sc Sanchez, que estaba en- estado de
embriaguez, promovio un fuerte es-
candalo en- la plaza "Baldorioty" por
10 que fue arrestado en- la carcel mu-
nicipal condenado hoy a sufrir quin
ce dfas de carcel. -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-04
En- Ia Cdnara de De|egadg
SESSION DE AVER

A las ago comienza la session. Con-
curren ro delegados y preside interina-
mente ell sef1or Was Ochoteco.
Son aprobados en- SO lectura r. 6.
MIN. 4. Para pago de haberes al senior
Enrique Camuflas. Lo mismo ell p
MIN. IS por la sola lectura de su tftu-
10 q peticion del seflor Arrillaga.
Ell p. MIN. 27. Regadio de Qua
yama, Santa Isabel, Estudios para
aquel es discutido por los sefiores Blon-
Diet, autor Gel bill, Muf1oz Rivera, Tre-
lies y Larraurf y queda aprobado en-
3 % lectura.
A petici6n del sefior Larrauri, Sc in
cluyen en- ell proyecto los estudios para
Coamo.
Pasaron en- % lectura los p. nHm
90, 81, o2 y 90, Sc envian a imprenta
y traducciones.
Ell c. B. MIN, IS. queda aprobado
en- 8 lectura.
Ell P MIN. ~ pasa al Consejo Eje-
cutivo en- union de la K &. nnm 4 y
MIN. IS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-04

Los indivfduos Jose MARTINEZ y
Emilio Gonzalez, que dormian anoche
tranquilamente en- la plaza del "Mer-
cado', fueron sorprendidos por un
policfa que los condujo 4 continuar su
suefio { la carcel municipal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-04
Varias noticias

Maflana publicaremos los nombres
de los policlas insulares, que han si-
do aprobados en- los dltimos examenes
para ocupar las plazas de caeos que
exiSten vacanteS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-04

Hoy en- la Corte de Paz, ha sido
condenado 4 pagar SIS de 1nulta, ell
individuo Antonio Palmer, a quien lie
ocupo la policfa un puflal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-04

El domingo la policfa sorprendi6
en- Manatf una iugada de gallos, sien-
do denunciados treinta y seis indi-
viduos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-04
PROYECTO DE LEY EN-
PRIMERA LECTURA

P de Ia No. 04.-Por Ell seflor Arri.
lIaga: "Proveyendo cantidad para la
construction del camino de Anasco
San Sebastian.
P. de la c. No. 95-Por los sefo-
res Mendez, Cardona y Soler: "Para
enmendar los Articulos 2SS, 2S0y otros,
del Tftulo TX del C6digo Polftico,
creando las Juntas Locales de Valera
ci6n de la propiedad, determinar las
atribuciones de estas. = para otros
fines.
PETICION:
A la Camara de Delegados de Puerto
Rice:
Los que suscriben, miembros de la
Junta Superior de Sanidad, habiendo
palpado la necesidad de que haya en-
ell Departa mento un Ingeniero Santa
rio, independientemente al que ahora
forma parte de esta Junta, a cuyo car
go este la inspection de trabajos CO.
rrespondientes este ramo en- diferen-
ties pueblos de la Isla, en donde sea
necesario, para estudiar sobre ell te-
reno informar sobre asuntos de
hygiene p6blica; estos tienen ell honor
de dirigirse la Camara de Delega-
dos en- demanda de que tome en- cuen-
ia esta solicitud Sc sirva dictaminar
10 que estime conveniente para llenar
esta necesidad
San Juan P. R., Enero 80 de 1908.
(FIRMADo)
Lorenzo Gallardo, R. del Vale Ze-
no, Juan Hernandez Lopez, DR.. J. E.
Saldafa, Or. Tomas Vazquez, Presi-
dente
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-04

Ha sido nombrada maestro pre-
paratoria de una escnela de Ccamo
la sefiorita Mia Fernandez.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-01
NFWSOF THE COURTS|FR7
OCCIDENTAL COLLEGE
MAY LOSE REQUEST
HEIRS OF MRS. RUTAN SEEK
TO BREAK WILL
Large Estate Left to Charity and to
Educational Institution In VIo-
Iatlon Of Law, It Is
Alleged

Henry T. Rutan and Abran d. Ru-
tan, heirs Of Mrs. Jane fsutan. who
died in April, 1907 leaving a large es-
tate. brought suit n the superior court
yesterday against Occidental college
and other educational and charitable
institutions, in which they seek to
recover property valued at 100000
which, it is alleged. as the resuat of a
secret trust created for the purpose Of
evading the law governing bequeSts to
charity, has been decided to those m
stitutions since the death Of Mrs. Jane
Rutan.
The state law provides that only one
third of an estate may be bequeathed
to charity.
The estimated amount of the estate
received by Occidental college, accord
ing to the complaint, is $25,000; by the
Presbyterian church at Pomona, $500,
and by the Children's Home society,
about $4,000. This, it is declared, repre-
sents three-fourths of the property.
The complaint sets forth that when
Mrs. Jane Rutan decided to make her
will In 1903 she called into conference
John A. Gallup, an attorney, for the
purpose of drawing up the document,
and planned an a1'reneUn2ent whereby
the law would be swaded and her
wishes that the bulk Of The estate be
given to her favored institutions would
be fulfilled.
According to the complaint, the
roperty in question was bequeathed
to Gallup, who, after the will was pro-
bated and the estate settled, decided
the property left to hi:I to the insti-
tutions.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-01
CARLS0 C0NFERS WITH
TIE OWNERS OF TRACT
President Of Consolidated Bank Re-
fuses to Meet Lot Owners and
Bitterly Attacks Chairman
of Committee

When William H. Carlson, president
of the Consolidated bank, reached the
office OF George II. Peck In the Lam
xershim building last night to confer
on matters connected with the Redon-
do Villa tract he found awaiting MIN
not only the large land owners, put
also a committee of Ave, representing
the organized individual lot owners.
Mr.. Carlson protested against the
nresence of the committee and three
times grabbed his hat and threatened
TO retire from the conference unless
he was permitted to go into strictly
executive session with the land owners
alone.
He insisted that the committee of
five should retire from he room or
there would be no conference so far
as he was concerned. The committee
of five had been invited by Mr.. Peck
to attend the conference on the sup
position that affairs were In form to
admit of action last evening looking to
a final adjustment and amicable un-
derstanding among all parties con-
MI. Carlson savagely attacked
Charles Wallace, chairman of the lot
owners committee. accusing him Bit
terly of having acted in bad faith. AS
a result the committee finally beat q
retreat and Mr.. Carlson and the land
owners went into executive session.
The committee of five claim to rep
resent about 500 individual lot owners
who have organized to bring about an
amicable adjustment of the Redondo
Villa tract imbroglio. The members
of this committee to man express a
wish to avoid a stampede of lot own
ers and express faith in the feasibility
of an amicable and harmonious ADJUST
ment OF all differences.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-01
CLAIMS MAN MADE
HER FALSE PROMISES
WOMAN SUES FOR PART OF
ESTATE
Peculiar Agreement Made Between
Middie-Aged Man and Girl Fea-
ture of Lawsuit After Hus-
bands Death

Claiming she was deceived ino mar
rying a man more than twice her age
under the promise that he would make
a will in her favor bequeathing to her
one-half his estate, valued at approx1-
mately $200,0 900, and alleging that after
his death she found she had been left
only a paltry $4,000, Mrs. Garnett Ar
mold filed suit In the superior court
yesterday against Ray H. Arnold ask
ing that the court issue an order for
an accounting of the estate OF the late
William S. Arr Did, who died March
2S 1908, leaving his son, Ray H. Ar
mold. the larger part of his property.
The complaint sets form that the
plaintiff was unmarried August %,
1906, and her age was 81; that William
S. Arnold was a widower Sc years old;
that on that date an agreement was
made by the two whereby upon the
woman's consent to marry Arnold he
would make a will in her favor. be-
oueathing to her one-half of ali of his
estate, said to be valued at 100000;
that in pursuance to this agreement
the plaintiff and Arnold were married
February 23, 1907, In San Bernardino
county.
The complaint further alleges that
William S. Arnold died March 2S, 1908,
leaving as his only heirs Ray II. Ar
mold, a son by former marriage, and
his wife, the complainant, Garnett
Arnold; that Ray H. Arnold presented
to the superior court April 4, 1908, a
document bearing the date of May 8.
1907, purporting to be the last will and
testament of William S. Arnold. The
will. which is made part of the COM
plant, names Ray H. Arnold as the
executor.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-01
NEw INTERPRETATIONS

The following articles of incorpora-
ton were filed in the county clerk s
office yesterday:
Shin Hotel company-Capital stock.
$40 900; directors, Joseph M. Prada,
Maggie Prada and Bertrand 8. Gibson
of Venice.
Crystal Mountain Mining and I'm
provement company-Capltal stock
s1O0. 900: directors, Nathan Ward iFtz-
gerald of Los Angeles, George William
Peasgood and Mary +. Peasgood OF
santa Monica and others
To diminish the capital stock of the
keystone Produce company from $780,
900 to $4,000.
To decrease the capital stock of the
Gardena Water Supply company from
5000. 600 to $4,000.
Morgan g. Wright of Detroit, Mich
Capital stock S1,500,000
Creenwater- Victor Copper company
Of Phoenix. Ariz.-Capital stock. ST.
250, 600.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-01
WIFE SAYS HUSBAND
BEAT WOMAN GUEST
MAN CLAIMS CHARGES ARE A
MISTAKE
Visitor Caused Mrs. Bishop to Become
Dissatisfied with Watts,
Says Spouse In
Answer

Charged with having threatened to
kill his wife. Mrs. Charlina Bishop.
and with raving committed battery
upon the person of Mrs, Anna McCol-
lum, r. w. Bishop of Watts, who was
arrested yesterday morning, was ar
raigned before Justice Selph yesterday
and will appear for trial this morning.
His bonds were fixed at 800, which he
gave.
His wife is the complaining witness
in each case. She declares he threat
ened to kill her June 10 and that he
beat Mrs. Anna McCollum last Satur-
day night.
When asked regarding the trouble
Bishop said he had words with Mrs.
McCollum, who had been staying with
his wife.
"I wanted the woman to go home,
said Bishop, because I thought she
was making my wife dissatisfied with
living at Watts with me.
"To make sure that she would leave,
while she and my wife were away
from home Saturday afternoon
packed Mrs. McCollum's belongings In
her suitcase, hitched the horse to the
buggy and was ready to drive the
woman and her suitcase to the car,
and when they returned was ready 10
take her away from my home.
Mrs. McCollum seemed to be great
ly surprised at the turn of aftairs, ana
in her excitement fell off the porch,
scrambled to her feet and ran about
twenty feet screaming at the top of
her voice, then fell down and tore her
dress
"Only Mrs. McCollum and saw what
occurred. My wife was almost half a
mile down the road at that time Now
the two women say beat Mrs. Nc
Collum, but did not. She simply fell
off the porch"
Before leaving the court room Bish-
op promised the justice he would Keep
away from his home.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-01
CLAIMS HUSBAND BEAT
WIFE AND CHILDREN

Claiming her husband misused s2b,-
900 left by her father and cruelty beat
her and their two children, Mrs. A.
P. Chipron, 9S1 Arapohe street, yes
to-day filed suit for divorce. The
woman claims her husband frequently
introduced her to undesirable charac-
ters and forced her to attend drinking
bouts with men and women who. she
claims, were not fit associates Tor re-
spectacle persons.
During their early years Mr.. and
Mrs. Chipron were schoolmates. They
were married in Los Angeles twelve
years ago. She says soon after they
returned from their honeymoon she
was compelled to start paying the
household expenses. She claims her
husband secured large sums OF money
from her by threatening to commit sui
eide.
my husband refused to give our 1T
tie daughter a drink of water when
she was i'll and suffering intensely,
said Mrs. Chipron yesterday. He
said he had to hurry down town to q
dance. All my money is gone and /
now have to take in lodgers to pay
expenses"
Chipron is a well known real estate
and Insurance man. He has offices In
the Union Trust building.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-01
a per cent paid on Term Deposits
per cent paid on Ordinary Deposits
8 per cent paid on Special Ordinary Accounts

association reported nearly $1,000 had
been netted from the Shakespearean
plays given in Singleton court recently
under the direction Of Percival
Aylemer.
Miss Mosgrove reported that the Sat-
urday night closing of the shops dur
ing the summer months, which has
been secured only through the agree
ment OF all the stores. is threatened
by the failure of few shoe houses and
haberdashers to fall into line, and
asked that in the interest of the women
clerks and little children employed as
cash girls and boys that paper be
circulated in the city and surround
ing towns, signers agreeing not to
shop after o'clock Saturday evenings.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-01
DIES cLAsPINo LETTER OF
HIS CONVICT FATHER

Fifteen minutes after receiving the
much wished for letter from his con-
Wet father, little Charlie Green died
at his home on Atlantic street at
o'clock yesterday afternoon.
'sTell papa / got his letter, and say
good-by to him for me. Tell him l am
glad he thinks of me always We're
the last words of the little fellow.
Charles H. Green, the father is
serving a tauun for burglary and is al
present confined at San Quentin. His
letter to the boy was written in an
answer to a letter from Judge Wilbur
telling how the little fellow mourned
because he had not heard from his
father.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-01
No Contempt Of Court

After hearing the arguments In the
case of f. Earl Anderson, who was be-
fore Judge Bordwell yesterday to show
cause why he should not be punished
for contempt of court because of his
refusing to answer questions put to
him when the case of Anderson against
f. o. Brock was being tried, the de-
fendant was discharged by the court.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-01
CLAIMS MAN INJURED HER;
ASKS TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS

Alleging she was painfully injured
by being choked and thrown from a
chair, causing her to faint, and that
her clothes were torn and her arms
and shoulders badly bruised, Roberta B.
Smith through her attorney filed suit
in the superior court yesterday against
George B. Puller, in which she seeks
to collect $4,000 damages because of
physical suffering and mental an
guish as the result Of the alleged as
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-01
SAYS ANIMALS in POOR
CONDITION WERE WORKED

Charged on two counts with work
ing mules and horses which were In
moor condition, Calvin H. Thomas,
foreman for City Garbage Contractor
Mcclure. was arraigned In Justice
Selph's court yesterday on charge OF
cruelty to animals.
After hearing the testimony Justice
Selph imposed a fine of $40 In each
count
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-01
Divorce Suits Filed

filed In the superior court yesterday:
Joseph t. Wilson VS.. Martha M. viii
son. B. t. Dieffenbaucher vs. Dora
Riedl Dieffenbaucher. M. Marquard
VS.. Fritz Marquard, A. Wins VS.. Min
ME Wins, Catherine c. Sale vs.. Harry
y. Sale, Louise Cochran VS.. j. M. Coch-
ran, Nettie s. Boothby VS.. Hanson T..
Boothby.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-01
phvaIoIan Held to Answer

DR.. F, C. S. Sanders, charged with
nassing a fictitious check May IL, was
given his preliminary examination be-
fore Justice Selph yesterday and held
10 answer to the superior court in
bonds of $4,000. Sanders was unable to
furnish bail and was taken back to
Do
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-01
PLAN WAY TO GET
STORES INTO LINE
Clerks in Local Department Stores
viii Circulate Petition Asking
Residents Not to Shop
After O'Clock

A joint meeting OF the directors of
the Civic association and the outdoor
art section was held yesterday morn
ing In the chamber of commerce build
ing. Final reports for the year were
made by all committees ahd work for
the summer outlined.
The finance committee Of the Civic
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-01
THE CITY

Btrangers are invited to visit the exhibits
of California products at the Chamber OF
Commerce building. on Broadway, between
First and Second streets. where free intor-
nation will be given on ali subjects pertain
ing to this section
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-01

The Herald will pay SO in cash to any
one furnishing evidence that will lead TO
the arrest and conviction Of any person
caught stealing copies of The Herald from
the premises OF our patrons.
THE HERALD.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-01
cI1Y NEws IM sRIEF

Save sickness and stomach trouble by
G. .ssassss t;i5 Segs spring warer. 9'he
Glen Rock Water company will supply
you Phones c1456s East 4S7. Prices
right.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-01
ASSETS
LIABILITIES

Capital
Surplus
Deposits
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-01

owing to many requests, the new Y.
". G. A. building will be open Thurs
gay evenings during July. The public
JUDGE to Sneak
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-01
CASH AND DUE FROM Ban

The above statement is submitted in detail that public
may the condition of this bank and that it may realize
its conduct transactions having the slightest
blance of speculation considered.
officer director employe indebted to the Bank d
recty indirectly any of them for the
Indebtedness Others and of the securities held
Bank purchased from them.
Depostors entitled and will be gladly furnished with
any information concerning its affairs excepting the accounts
of other depositors
This bank is conducted strictly savings institution, and
commercial business is transacted.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-01

Ed Wiley, a resident of Covina, faint
ed while walking on Broadway yester-
oay and was taken to the receiving
hospital. There it was found the man
suffered from weak heart. He was
placed In bed and after a rest was
allowed to CO.