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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-25
d rggles0 De M. Posi-

Esta maf1ana regreso de los EstadoS
Unldos ell gobernador Mr.. Post, des-
pues de algunas semanas de residen.
cia en- varios Estados. Mr.. Post fu@
esperado por Ell Secretario de Puerto
Rico. Mr. Willoughby. ell sefior Noble.
secretario particular del gobernador.
y el segundo jefe de policfa Mr.. Lutz.
Tambien acudieron 4 recibir 4 Mr.
Post los Jefes de Departamentos v
varios empleados. El gobernador
diatam ente subi6 en- su coche
que le esperaba, y acompanado de los
funcionarios citados, entr6 en- Ia
Fortaleza en- pocos minutes. MIR.
Post viene repuesto del viaie.
Sea bien venido.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-25
Dc Ycga-Aha

Con honda pena los vecinos de este
pueblo hemos visto partir para San
Juan, 4 nueStro querido amigo ell CO.
merciantes don Guillermo Nogueras,
que enbarc6 el dfa 2I de los corrien-
tes con rumbo Mallorca, su pals ma
tai donde reSiden suS amantes padres.
FL senor Nogueras, que es amante
de Puerto Rico, como el que mas, es
un amigo digno de aprecio por sus
valiosas prendas personales.
Deseamosle un viaje feliz pro1to
retorno q esta isla, donde ha sabido
conquistarse tantos afectos.
FL 0rrfgboHsaL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-25
del dl8a

gV(0lG0l (QI(SB (QIU0l
Hace tempo Sc viene notan-
10 algo anOrmal que OCurre con
trecuencia en- las subastas i'm
portautcs dc obras del gObierno.
Los Tematlstas van a la su
basta y hacen propOsiCiOneS pOr
una cantldad determinada.
Sc cstablece el pugilato de la
economic. 4 yer quien haCe mas
m6dicamente la obra sacada
q rcuatp Y Sc OtreCe la cons .
truccion por una suma determi-
NADIA. SEE pacta cl convenio de
cntregarlaObra terminada, cons
truida, en- las condolences que
ste cNigcu en el phego de subas-
IA y por Ia cantidad en- que Sc
cOmprJmetc hacerla el rema-
tlsta
lerJ despues. en- cl curse de
la construction, el rematista sc
da cuenta dc que no puede ha-
Ger 10 oDfa. SIN graudes perdl-
das para cE en la suma en- que
ha sldo subastada y pide una
cantIdad mayor. un aumento
considerable
AS Nem1s que la penitencla-
ria de >au Juan que habia de
COstaI clentO veinte mil dollars
cOstdT1 ClcntO setenta mil, V el
edlhcto cscolar a la salida de
Puerta lie TERRA, subaStadO en-
Cuarenla v ochO mil dollars. COS.
tara seseuta mil. pDrque ahora
sc:pldc para aCabar las obras un
aumeut0 dc doce mil dollars.
Ese es un despilfarro que no
Sc debe eonsentir Y al que no
lcbe COopcrar cl gobierno con
81 cOndescendencla habItual, en-
cstOs CaSOs.
FL rcmatIsta debe saber dc
autemany 10 que lie pueden cos
TAR las oDTas Y. por 10 tantO, la
cantldad cn que puede cQncer-
tar ci ~ontratO. ri los CdlculOs
salcn b.en Gana; 81 Sc equivo-
"A 81 lc salen NAL. pierde
y cn e>to no puede haber
opmponendas dc ninguna clase,
porque Sc perjudican intereses
dc de tcrcerOS. todOs los OtrOs
rematisJas que otrecieron un I'll
pJ mas allO en- el Temate, perO
que c0ntapdO con esa amplia-
Cl6n del credito tambien hubie -
ran acceptable la subasta.
ApreciandO las cosas desde
este aspecto. uno de los mas
Censurables que tiene la cues
ti0n dlscutida. salta 4 la vista
la InIuStlCIa que St COmete con
el resto dc los subastadores
Cuyas ofertas han sido rechaza-
das en- el acto del remate. GUAM
do acaso no llegaban a la GUAM
TIA que supone la cantidad apre-
Ciada en- eI contrato y las que
despues van solICitando los GODS
tructores. luego de tener asegu-
rada la subasta
La lev de subastas, con estas
triquinuelas. resulta un juego
de ninOs. un pretextO informal
para ir gastando el dinero con
apariehcias de legalidad en- los
mas incalificables despilfarros.
Para ESQ. puede quedar su-
primido totalmente Ell sistema
dc su6astas. 81 los contratistas
han de poder rectificar sus
calculos Cuantas veces 10 Juz-
guen conveniente a su negocio.
Y a ese paso Ell precio de los
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-25
{ Omission de Hacienda

Esta naaflana Sc reunieron en- la
oficina del Auditor Mr.. Ward los
mlembros de laComisi6n de Hacienda.
Fueron informados favora blemente
la Junta escolares de Moca de los
municipios de Vega-Baja y Moca.
Los anticipos solicitados por los
municipios de Mayaguez, Bayam6n v
Lares, no han sido resueltos quedan-
do pendlentes para la pr6xima session.
La Comisl6n informara favorable
Imente en- la session de esta tarde del
'Consejo Executive, ell emprGstito de
IL 600 dollars adicional al de $4,000
'que solicit6 la junta escolar de San
Juan para construir un edifcio escue-
la, en- Puerta de TERRA. Dicha suuaa
Isera devuelta al Pueblo dePuerto Ri
leo en- un plazo de ounce veinte amos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-25
del 1biaRQ
LOS NONBRAMIENTOS DE HOY

Hoy seran aprobados en- La session
del Consejo Executive, los nombra-
mientos siguientes.
Don Pedro Rodriguez, para Juez
de Paz de Carolina; don Erresto To
rres y don Eduardo Rivera, para Con-
ceiales de Cidra; don Benigno Bal
seiro, para CONCEAL de Arecibo :
don Pedro Alfonso Rosso, conce-
j4l de Arecibo: don Pedro Alfaro Y
don Mariana Ortiz para conceiales de
Albonito; don Alfonso G. Aguero.
concejal de Cayey; don Santiago Her-
nandez, CONCEAL de Juana Dfaz.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-25
ASlLO DE SANTURCE

OBRAS QUE SE TERMINAN.-
En- breVe quedaran terminadas en- ell
Asilo de Ninos de Santurce las obras
de construction de la cocina que Sc
estan llevando a efecto bajo Ia inspec-
ci6n del sefior Assistant del Departa
mento Consolidate.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-25
Los biIIpteS Ia|SOS
UNA CARTA DE MR.fLUTZ
IS de Junio de 1908.
ST.. DirectO del BOLErIN
MERCATIL de Puerto Rico.
San Juan, Puerto Rico.


MERcArIL de Puerto Rico.
San Juan, Puerto Rico,
Senor;
DeSeamOS lamar su atenCi0n
al hecho dc que han aparecido
en la isla cierto numero de BIZ
lletes de banco fals|ficados. Es.
tOs billetes son certlflcados de
plata de los EStados Unidos, de
CinCo dollars, con el busto indio
"one papa estampadoen la cara
del billete.
Parace que estos billetes han
sldo lmpresos separadamente
en- dos hojas de papel las que
han sido unidas luego de haber
distribuido entire elias fibras de
seda azul. Ell defecto mas no
table del blllete es Ell color vio-
leta muy marcado del sello Ell
numero romano "V", que en- ell
blllete genuine :es de color azul.
FL dorso de estos billetes es de
apariencia regular, y tiene 10
que generalmente sc llama "apa-
rienCia de haber sido lavado. !"
No puede decirse que es una
justification bien hecha; pero las
personals que no son cuidadosas
en- el manejo de dinero podrian
engaflarse con ellos.,
Como este es un asunto de
importancia { interes publico,
lie ruego la inserci6n de esta
Carta en- su ilustrado diario.
Respetuosamente.
WILHELM LuTz.
Comandante de la Policfa Insular.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-25
Deparlamcnio de Caridal
MANICOMIO DE SAN JUAN

SOLICITUD DEVUELTA - Una
solicitud renitida por el sefIor Alcal-
de de Aibonito para Ell ingreso del
al ienadO Ramon Malav6 en- ell Mani
comic lie ha sido devuelta, & conse-
cuencia de faltarle algunos requisi-
tos neceSarios para la tramitaci0n de
expedienteS de eSa naturaleZa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-25
KenunCIaS.

Seran admitidas las siguientes. Don
Nicanor Zeno, Juez de Paz de Caro-
lima; don Luis Lopez CONCEAL de Ci-
dra; don Clenente Figuecoa, couce-
Jal dc Cidra; don Adrian Padilla, con
cejal de Arecibo; don Juan Pons Co.
lon CONCEAL de Aibonito; don CUTLER
mo Abal, CONCEAL de Aibonito; don
Pedro Rivera COLLAGE, conceal de
Aibonito y don Antonio Franchechi.
CONCEAL de Juana Dlaz.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-03-03
@rbeit oIeis6 9ohn in 9uss

piinftlider Irbeit slei6 9obn in IuSs
liht Iteate, 9luubte ib mild esboreeal
unb prizes i'm Stiaen meiu Slid. Nber
lbon IN DEN erlt@n Tagen HRines &u@
fentbaIts bort purse i6 nit Cutie
ben aeOabr, Oab i1 u~ter Setraser
uno Diebe geratben mar. Sobole
mir bies flar ~seposbeu, lit es mid
nidt mebr BORT. SD ldIlpfte bel an>
bre6eneer 9unfelbeit aas benz Sauiz
ie, bur6eiLte pieIe StraBen oer mir
nod ean5li6 unbetunHten Staot lmo
Illdte enolid, bon Sanser uuo WIs
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ZEN elmer aar6entreppe. Nber e9e
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nabbem i6 mid meiner 1teif 9eposoe>
nen @lieber pieber 9err fibite. ipars
tete i6 binter einem Sdulenporiprung.
bis Die Stride seoffnet tpurbe. Damn
l6li6 i6 bort binein unb iubte min
elm perborsenes Ylab6en an benz gis
Iensitter elmer Seitentapeae. SD
fiiblte mid 10 berlalien, 10 tranf uno
mutblos, paB i6 taum nod s1 benfen
permodte. Sod mar ib beru6igt, ies
men Sbledten enironnen Su fem. Sa
l6 burb Die Siiae unb ben Srieoen
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lpdt am @or9en perlieb i9 Die STRIDE
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fabte, elmer Srau, mel6e allein nit eli
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gen Gef meiner Strait anltren9en. SD
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-03-03

frfdtbarer 9onneridtng ipedte mid
auf. SD fiihlte mid ME bon Sroit
gelc9ittelt uno bemerfte iebt, oaS
man aud bas tmnere Gbor oes 8urb.
gangs geDffret bate, poOurd i6 bon
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The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1908-01-10
HARD BLOW
TO SETTLERS

The United States supreme court on
MONDAY OF this week rendered de-
clslon in the case of the Uni ed States
VS.. Henry Winters and others, involy-
ing the right to the waite S of the
MILK river, in favor Of the United
States.
Ihe suit was instituted by the gov
ernment, in the interest of the In
dams of the Fort Belknap reservation.
Tor the use Of the water.
Subsequent to that time Winters.
ana others constructed ditch, whose
headgate was above the Reservation, on
the Milk river and through which all
the, water of the river was secured.
The complainant sought to secure
an injunction, which was granted BY
the circuit court OF Montana. whose
decision was affirmed by the circuit
court Of appeals. The ditch owners
then brought the case to the supreme
court, which, in its decision affirmed
the findings of the lower court.
hS SoAAI Was dHIICunC6u
by Justice McKenna.
This decision will put an awful quie-
tus on Milk river irrigation matters.
It renders almi. bwdb eew wbbbb
1t renders almost worthless water
, rights held by settlers of the Milk
river valley from Havre to Glasgow
At least 5000 inches of water must be
allowed to go down Milk river and this
is more water than Milk river carries
during the irrigation season.
A special dispatch from Helena dat
ed Monday says: "F. G. Day and
Walsh & Newman, representing the de-
fendants i'll the Milk river case, have
not decided whether it will be pos
sible to take further steps, They are
waiting for copy of the decision,
showing the points upon which the
case was affirmed
"A similar case against the Conrad
Investment company, involving the
waters of Birch creek, on the Black
feet reservation, will be argued at San
Francisco next month.
The Milk river decision affects
many of the ranchers of the Milk
river valley between Havre and Malta,
and will put out of business many
who depended upon irrigation.
The. government secures the title
to 5000 inches of water for the Belk-
nap Indians.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1908-01-10
BRIEF NEWS OF THE CITY

Mr. and Mrs. Pat Yeon left last
evening Tor an extended visit. They
expect to be gone six weeks or two
months and will visit in Butte, Salt
lake, Denver, Kansas City, Sedalia
It. Louis, Chicago, Milwaukee and w.
Baden, Ind.
The Bijou Family :ho2tre grows in
popularity with each succeeding per
formance. The proprietcrs. Messrs.
Shook & Waits c.e certai!y well
versed in the art of entertaining
he public and the houses give proof
If the appreciation of the public The
program is changed three times each
week Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
t you want to pass a pleasant hour,
AXE in the Bijou.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1908-01-10
SOCIETY ELECTS
new OFFICERS

The Ladies Aid society of the Meth
odist church will meet next Thurs
day afternoon at three o'clock at the
residence of Mrs. VIM. Canoe It is
earnestly requested that all membrs
or the society be there promptly at the
hour appointed as there is much bus
mess of importance to be transacted
At the last meeting of the Society
which was held last week at the resi-
dencc of Mrs. OH. Campbell, the fcl-
ing, officers were elected to serve for
during the ensuing year: President.
Mrs. R. E. Hammond; vice-president
Mrs. L. j. Bauer; secretary, Mrs. O.
=. Skylstead; treasurer, Mrs. VIM.
kendig; directress, Mrs. VIM. Canoe
On Saturday evening January Is
the Society will serve dinner in ono
Of the downtown buildings. Further
announcements will appear in the pa-
pers.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1908-01-10
EPNORTH LEAGUE
ORGANIZED

Last Sunday afternoon immediately
following Sunday school sers:>e at tie
Methodist church, the pastor, Rev.
w. w. Listcn organized an EpWorth
League among the young people of the
church and congregation. the fol ow-
ing officers being leected to serve for
the ensuing year: President, Mrs. w.
w. Liston; first vice-pres dent, Mrs.
R. E. Horton; second vice-president
Mrs. William Canoe; third vice-presi-
dent; Mrs. Roy Putt, fourth vice-pre-
sident, Mr.. E. Hagland; sec etary-
treasurer, Mr.. H. G. Sommermeyer.
Miss Mary Kendall, Miss Rose Clsnk
and Miss Lillian Hammond were ap-
pointed as committee to assist the
fourth. Fice-president in the social
work ofrt1e League.
Next Sunday evening at eight o.
clock the officers Of the newly organ
lied league will be installed at the
church, this exercise taking the place
of theregular church services at that
time. The beautiful and impressive In
stallation ceremony which has been
adopted for the installation Of ell En-
worth League officers will be used on
this occasion, and will be followed by
short and appropriate talk by the
pastor.
IN addition to the regular music
used at the installation services. the
following musical mum bers will be rem
dered: Vocal solo-"The Day is En-
ded,' Bartlett, Mrs. Hammond. An
them-"O Lord how Manifold are Thy
Works. Hall, Choir.
The new League starts off with q.
membership of about twenty-five, and
much enthusiasm was manifested at
the organization A cordial welcome
Is extended to every one to be pres
ent at the installation services next
Sunday evening, as woll as to the sub
sequent meetings of the League which
Will be held in the church every Sun
day evening thereafter at z o'clock
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1908-01-10
CHILDREN TO
CHOOSE TREE

School children of Montana .ro -
oe asked to choose FOR the state a tree
winch Will be emblematical Of The
commonwealth. ' 81 This the result OF a
resolution adopted at the meeting of
the State Teachers association !,
Missoula.
NOT content to have the state ram
resented in the floral kingdom l.y the
bitter root blossom, the women's c,nhs
OF the state began movement for the
adoption of a tree to be known as
the states favorite in the forest
realms.
Miss Alma Higgins Of Deer Lodge is
the chairman of the committee on for
estry of the woman's clubs, and she
drafted resolution to be presented tn
the teachers of the state by whom
1t is expected that the movement will
be fostered, In her absence from the
convention, the set of resolutions was
presented by w. E. Harmon, state
superintendent of public instruction.
and unanimously adopted
In accordance with the terms of
these resolutions, each school child
will have opportunity next arbor day
to express his opinion on what should
constitute Montana's state tree. Be-
cause of it's extensive and hardy
growth, being found in every section
of the state, it is presumed that the
cottonwood will make strong bid
for popularity. Other trees which
doubtless will receive large number
Of votes are the pine, the fir and the
tamarack.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1908-01-10

Secretary Wilson says, One Of the
objects Of the law is to inform the
consumer of the presence of cestin
harmful dugs in medicines The
law requires that the amount of chlo-
roform. opium, morphine, and other
habit forming drugs be stated ON the
label of each bottle. The manufactur-
ers of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
have always claimed that their
remedy did not contain any of these
drugs. and the truth OF this claim Is
now fully proven, as no mention of
them is made on the label This rem
edy is net only one of the safest, but
one of the best In use for coughs
and colds. Its value has been proven
beyond question during the many
years II has been In general use For
sale by the Havre Drug Co.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1908-01-10
!: !: BRIEF NEWS OF THE CITY

WANTED-A woman to do laundry
work in the Havre Hotel
Special Agent We!ch of st. Paul
vas inthe city last Friday.
Repairing Of all kinds done at Hol-
lands.
AL Evans an engineer of Gas ,ow.
Is spending d few days in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs D. A. Armstrong re-
turned from Alhmhra springs this A
NJ.
1t don't cost You anything to get
Gussenhoven figure on your lumber
bill and you will save money by do
Ing so.
Mr.. Duval and Peter Linn of Willis
ton, n. D., were in the city yesterA
day
+. G. Swanhergs Of Butte. represent
ing the Monarch visible typewriter,
is in the city today.
Three dago section hands were I'D
before Judge w. B. Pyper this week
On charge of shooting prairie chick
ms out of season and each was fined
$500.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1908-01-10

BRIEF NEWS OF THE CITY f;
4t3H%**+*HH.x&.s+*&Nt

Raich's Guaraneed Rheumatic Rem
edy.
4 Assessor Henry Griesbach was a
City visitor today. .-..u. E
Mrs. H. NJ Yaw returned home Fri
day from Alhambra. g...r -.5
Albert Davey was in the city today
from his ranch east of here. ..
Mr. Lindsay of Whitefish, was a
business visitor here this week.
Frank Stevens, the LeWistoWn cat
e king registered at the Hotel Havre
today
Miss Freda Auerbach is home from
Helena after an extended visit with
friends
NJ Hebgin of Butte and vice-presi-
dent of the Havre Electric company
:. was here this week. Vi
Rev. and Mrs. w. w. Liston went
to Box Elder yesterday morning where
Mr.. Liston will hold services.
+. A. Carnal has been on the sick
list several days of this week, suf-
fering with an aggravated attack of
tonsolitis
Carl Tschapin returned home from
he east Thursday where he paid
1isit to his old home-the first in
,Welve years.
Another vaudeville show house is
to open soon to the public. C. w.
Young is fitting up a theatre in the
room next door to the postoffice.
Miss Moffit arrived here recently
| from Iowa, to take a room in the
;lty schools. 1t Was found necessary
TO employ another teacher, owing to
he over-crowding of Miss Purnell's
DOM.
The regular monthly meeting of the
iaVre Volunteer Fire department Wed
tesday evening was busy one. The
boys are starting at work to secure
furnishings for their quarters in the
new city hall which is to be turned
over soon Their plans are to furnish
up apartments after the fashion of
club, where the batchelor members
nay feel at home A committe was
hppointed to take the matter in hand
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1908-01-10
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IN THE PENITENTARY.

Mike Madden, who pleaded guilty to
a charge of grand larceny, was sen
fenced in the district court today to
a term of two years and three months,
says the Rivr Press. The defendant
stole s225 in currency from G. w.
Young of Havre about three weeks
ago.
County Attorney F. A. Carnal is in
receipt of advices from the Sweet
Grass hills-that Lewis Green has been
arrested on charg of assault, tress-
pass and horse stealing. The accused
will have hearing in the justice courj
at Gold Butte.
1t Is reprcted from Chester that e,
P.kilroy, former resident of Fort
Benton, has been placed under arrest
on charge of removing property from
one of the Prescott ranches in the
Sweet Grass hills. The accused will
have hearing Saturday in Justice w.
B. Pyper's court.