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Arizona republican., 1908-07-08
CONTINUED ACTIVITY
 OF THE SHOCK MARKET
A Still Larger Volume of Business Yesterday at Hioher Prices.

New York, July 7.-Business was larger yesterday at the stock exchange two hours before noon today than yes terday, even with the sudden revival of market activity, which marked that period. The volume of business was transacted at higher prices than yes terday.
 There was considerable increase in the buying demand. attracted over night by yesterdays rise. This served as a medium for the digestion of pro fit taking sales. The market was ad- mittedly largely in professional hands and was gauged by technical consider ations. Bonds were steady.
Arizona republican., 1908-07-08
METALS,

New York. July 7.-Tin was un- changed in both markets today. Lo- cally closing at s27.37h G2762k, and in London at G125 5s spot and s126 los for futures.
 Copper was slightly firmer in Lon don. spot closing at f57 5s. futures at { 57 15s Sd. and advance of 21s on both. The local market was also firm, without developing activity. lake SIP 75@12S7k; electrolytic,. s12.5O@ 12.- 62k;, casting. s12.256f2.37h.
 Lead in London advanced 2hd to ( 12 12s Sd. but was unchanged locally. $4.42R G447k dull
 Spelter in the local market was slightly easier. s4.4Om4.5O, but un- changed at ( Is in London. The local iron market was unchanged
Arizona republican., 1908-07-08
ELECTION OF coMMITTEeMEN.

Denver, July 7.-The following members of the new national com mittee were elected at state caucuses held last night Quite a number of delegations will not meet until to- morrow morning: California, Nathan Cole of Los Angeles; Colorado, Ava W. Adams of Pueblo; Oklahoma. w. T. Brady; Oregon, Milton A. Miller of Lebanon; Utah. Frank J. Nebeker: Arizona, Selim J. Michelson: Wyom- ing, John E. Osborne of Rawlins.
Arizona republican., 1908-07-08
STAT EHOOD.

Denver. July 7.-The admission of Arizona and New Mexico as separate states was advocated by Stoneman of Arizona and Senator owen urged the recognition of the rights of the people of Porto Rico to citizenship. The full committee then at an early hour this, Wednesday. morning adjourned until , D. m. today but the subcommittee proceeded with the work
Arizona republican., 1908-07-08
GRAIN,

Chicago. July 7.-Wheat closed weak. September opened b1Ac to F c Sc lower; S9 to S9hc; sold off to 87kc ;closed at SSc.
 Corn closed weak. almost at lowest point. September opened unchanged to bc higher. 73?@73kc: sold off to 712: closed at 72z @724sc.
 Oats closed at lowest point today. September opened F to ssc higher. 42A to 42sc; declined to 41tsc where 1t closed.
Arizona republican., 1908-07-08
THE CREDENTIALS COMMITTEE.

Denver. July 7.-The credentials lcommittee met at pm. in Frater- Unity hall but was delayed for some
 time in beginning it's work because lof a lack of stenographers. Chris ltopher G. Callahan of Holyoke, Mass,
 was elected chairman.
 Il Five states and the District of Co., lumbia gave notice of contests. Each contest was limited to thirty minutes | for argument. The time for the pre-
 sentation of evidence will be unlim-
 ited. State notices were received
 from Pennsylvania, Idaho. Illinois, l Ohio and New York. It was decided \ that all committeeman whose states lare in contest should be excluded
 from the room until the adjudication
 was made in the fights in which
 they are interested. When the com
 mittee was in session three hours,
 the Idaho case was still under con- I sideration.
 | The Idaho cases involve the entire
 state delegation. fourteen seats. Af-
 ter an extended executive session,
 the committee decided that it was
 proper to hear the evidence offered l by the contestees. and the hearing
 was accordingly begun in open ses-
 sion. As soon as the open session
 was resumed. Attorney Jackson open
 ed for the contestees. Jackson's ar
 gument tended to show that the Du- bOis faction had a clear majority at
 the Twin Falls convention, claiming 195k votes to 100k for the contest ing delegation. He was interrupted lalmost every moment by questions | by committeeman. Jackson in behalf of Dubois or the anti-Mormon fac tion, stirred the committee to loud applause when he said he and his associates were trying to save the state for Bryan. The Mormons could not live in Idaho and defy the laws lof God and man.
 He concluded by saying that the Dubois faction would not be con- tented with half the vote. The Nor mons had disobeyed the laws of God and therefore they would not sit in "a convention with them. During the cross examination Jackson was ask ed if any of the contestants were Mormons. He said they were all Mormons. The statement caused in tense indignation among the con testants and a number started for Jackson. apparently intending to of fer physical violence. The committee room was instantly in an uproar and with difficulty the indignant con testants were restrained. sugges- tion was made that roll of con- testants be called and that Jackson name those on the list who were Mormons. He indicated a man nam- ed Evans, who instantly denied it, and another fight was narrowly averted.
 Jackson insisted that Evans had repeatedly told him he was a Nor mon. Former Senator Dubois made the closing argument for the con testees. He denounced the Mormons in vigorous terms, saying they were not and never had been democrats. The contestants desired to offer fur ther evidence. but the committee re- fused to hear it and at 11:15 pm. the case was closed after the hear ing had been continued exactly six hours.
 At 11:30 the committee took a re- cess of one hour. It was determined to announce no decisions until after all the contests were heard. After the recess the case of Illinois will be taken up.
Arizona republican., 1908-07-08
HOW ABOUT PHOENIX.

Boston. July 7.-Boston was the hot test city in the United States today with the exception sof Washington. In both cities the maximum temperature was 94. Two deaths and many pros trations were reported.
Arizona republican., 1908-07-08
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 CATTLE AND SHEEP.

Chicago. July 7.-CATTLE-Recei 1900; sc higher Reeves. s4s0@S.35. Texans, S4.50G6.30a westerns, s4.600 6.70 ;stockers and feeders, s2.60G5.00; cows and heifers, $2.40@6.30; calves, $4.5OG6.25. 5ai
 SHEEP-Receipts.e 10000. Strong. Natives, s2.25@3.S0. westerns. s2.75@ 4.SO; yearlings. s4.5O@5.5O; lambs, $4.00G7.25; westerns, s4.O06325.
Arizona republican., 1908-07-08
BRYAN'S TASK LAID OUT
Continued from page 3.)

feet which, he said, would be to re- Quire the national convention to en- force instructions as to candidates Hicks withdrew his resolution and prolonged and bitter fight was thus averted.
Arizona republican., 1908-07-08
THE PERMANENT ORGANIZATION

Denver, July 7.-The committee on permanent organization met this af- ternoon and selected Henry D. Clay ton of Alabama as permanent chair man of the convention. For the oth- CT offices the temporary selections were made permanent
Arizona republican., 1908-07-08
STOCKS.

Amalgamated Copper. 67B; Ameri- can Smelling. SO%; Atchison. S21a i; Chicago. Milwaukee & St. Paul, 1854 New York Central, 104k; Pennsyl
 vania, 121B; Reading. 115A; Southern Pacific. STA; Union Pacific. 14S; U. S. Steel, 39; U. s. Steel Preferred, 105A ..
Arizona republican., 1908-07-08
NEW NoTARIEs-The followin,

NEW NV WHICO'-IH He IUIIOWIHS named new notaries have been ap- pointed by the governor: J. Ellerby Hall of Stafford; Lee O. Wooiery of Tombstone, and H. W. Berryman of Phoenix.
Arizona republican., 1908-07-08
INDIAN REBELLION.

Batteries: Nelson. w. Hogan and
 Slattery; Hosp. Hogan and Easterly.
Arizona republican., 1908-07-08
National leaque.
Coast League.

BdtlefItS. Spdut, MCLtdn
 Schlei; Crandall and Bresnahan.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-22

framing of new tariff schedules, which ooUo'
less will be presented at a special session ol
Congress following the Inauguration OF the ne"
President. II is not probable that Paris VIII De
able TO take much more gold from the Chlleo
States at present but the Bank OF france ,, -
times 10 draw the metal from London, where
it secured yesterday all the South African con-
signrent amounting to e60O00. Paris Is Hot
in snv crying need of increased gold hoIdlIsS
but the French bankers are prudent men, acolns
to their supply whenever they can aoVahIaSe- 1 ,
i is chean and when no one else apparently
wants it. Last week the United States eH.
ported S4Oo0,C00 gold and the banks increased nad
their national bank note circulation S3,5Oo,OoO.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-22
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

Ihe following shows Yesterdays closing quota
lions tor government binds. compared With Sat
EIrdsy's
New-York tribune., 1908-12-22
The TRUST GOhPAHl OF AREalCa
BIAS wall St. New York
.,,cz LONDON OFFICE
Up Broadway. IS Gresham D.
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

r,,r+ber hesviness developed in the market for
outside securities on comparatively hght sSlLlts mus
~l,r. prices at the outset were Irregular WIN
49, " e-,,1ess in spots but before the nrst nour
lad ended almost the entire list began TO sag &
mining shares we're the leaders, athoush IL -4o q
- 80 sanciaIties the declines were more eHIeil
si,e United Copper broke more than z POM ~.
evCentton 10 the rule was Kerr Lake wh1cn eStao a
Ii,ag -. rau, high mark Cobalt Central fell ABOUT
.s ,-oId6e1d Consoidated after early strength re-
caded Standard Oil down about points
Standard Milling common vas more active. pul "
regular Chicago Subway was IN tal ueIL1iI1 t ,.,-
recession Of "a There was little inquiry lot OoiluS'
which ruled steady.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-22

DOMESTIC EXCHANClE--Boston SO discount
Chicago. 2oc premium San Francisco. sight SC
premium. telegraph 7l2c premium; New Orleans
commercial 75c discount. bank 81 discount, Charles
TON, buying par. selling 1-10c premium St Louis
3Ac premium bid. 40c premium asked.
BANK CL4EARINGS.-N York. exchanges $3.50. e.
574741. balances S8.S07385, Baltimore exchanges
S414s 766 balances $3.50 $50 Chicago. exchanges S43
747.5S1 balances SS.01I5l6.
SILVER NARKET.-Bar silver. 4s1Sc. Mexican
silver dollars 45C. Bar silver in London closed at
% 716d. advance of 1-l6d.
GOLD PREMIUM-In Madrid. l12o Lisbon q 25
MEXICAN EXCHANGE Mexican exchange on
New York is quoted at 20lA,
GOVERNMENT ECETPTS.-lCUstoms receipts
reported from Washington 1923 05s. internal revo-
nue. receipts. 81 40 s miscellaneous receipts. S11S
E33 Receipts for the dav. S24isS4S; expenditures.
S2S5OoGo Receipts for the month to date SSI. .q14-
7S3 expenditures $3.50 noo excess of expenditures.
S72s52l7. Receipts for the fiscal to date. sra
O19I4. expenditures $50 202.354 excess Of expend-
lures Ss1 2Si,234
SUB-TREASURY.-The Sub Treasury was debtor
the Clearing House S662 969
New-York tribune., 1908-12-22

Ee9 .:: S"5Rs ass a@ a2s a as
New-York tribune., 1908-12-22
ANDREW J. MCCORMACK A1ctiorser-
REGULAR AUCTION SALE o.
STOCKS AND BONDS
By ADRIAN H. MULLER & SON
OFFICE No * WILLIAM =
Wednesday. Dec. 23d, 1908.
= 81 o'-Io-s. IRE
ExCHANGE SALESROoM.

Wednesday. Dec. 23d, 1908.
a. = 81 o'clock. a. IRE
ExCHANGE sALEsRooN
nos II AND 1s yEsET STREET
BY ORDER OF EXECUTORS.
81 go EIockinz VALLEY. 2 P 1z- Ntz- A. e sas.
5000 ~ 7ork 8 East Rtrsr Gas Co 1ss
SsSS BI9o 920 99 Uaia6 Ca "a. g j. osv 81 6.s.s.
100 United states Express CO.
$4,000 Hfg Sseaae, 5STS RsE!d ssz % as e &pr Ia2s w
s7''' <9y A9gsdGct F,5S RsEsrd. Ss1y due OF fa55
$4,000 6ocs 65 BGs BGsA R.E-e Peg. "a a4s Nov fsl5 s'
5000 E3 {2:E T.Er5 or sg: 81 . 2 ia15 da'a "'r
900 F1aeiss Es f2fs Sis9t s city was. zrp &c. e
RegstG. due Nov-- 1918
q. 600 Brooklyn PuhIo Park : c FoEis f1s Tzts
s.,5oo SseS Y6Tk CIR cor-ga2Eats stock "a p
5000 Ssv 4ors CRY 81 Bonds Ne~ Aqusau-.
5000 New York Cify 81 pc Bonds Ner Aquefu-t
5000 NsE YORK ctSy "a P..s. School Hou.- so=a
$1,000 New York c1ry ~ , {, F1atbqsA seEs- so-a
,.o, 5rookIyn; 5ess-5 due AgSlsS s SIs !; 1eZs -
Kings io5S CO 1rlpt I'M Kegstd dgs Na7 1sS2
BY ORDER OF ADYINIsTRATRIx
IS shs Rochestes Button Co PRED
25 shs- Lincoln Nail Bank
FOR ACCOUNT OF WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
i j :5are couatT5 cur q Lakewood
10 shs Adams Express G.
s.! E, ~ - Gol5asid s;,e, Mining @ q N.v.a
5000 Mo6iIs & Ohio r r Extn s.. 1877
5000 Central Of Geo=stz R R "a Inc Bds s-z--.s
$1,000 kansas City ( Northwestern P r - z
5000 kansas City Excelsior Springs Northern :
:.sso % s queens r f5sE c5H':a- r...
5000 y Y Lake E-1s & wes-srn r ? ~ ccu--
1s =: =: Ms9af.s:rf5 N:s 4s =. T:s gaRz o %
100 shs. Pearl square Anger ManusactrIrfnx CO
Z T.1
$40 shs. Mount Hope Cemetery Asso vits s1o7s s. q
$4,000 victor Fuel Co Of Denver. co,. 1,t Mts.
674 shs- 4 8 N Ro66ns g
% sSs ss F4oHza FtsS SatidHal f5Ta Ban sa5z ct
= shs shs- German german. EEShsnEs 4.s. so BanA-
100 shs. STANDARD Milling 90. Psess
100 shs- Chicago Ind. & Louisville r 2 Fl
$1,000 Shoass southern RTzy- Is N.ss
,oa :ss snare s.Ss2.r4 SsE To;s aaIss sF G P' es.
shs- 28d street RzilTay GO
. shs- Eandalta R R Co
s! shs. Cornpanta Nstalurzica M'z.1a=s Qua
30: ;;5::s @ $ s1 @ ns5. 5ia e a :. f s
4i7Is 4:3.. E9saeEs 9 s= .l9s 3 q a H1'f s bs z
United states NJ 7e2 2: Tssf esss5 Fs 5s.s: 9
United states Dyrs55 10 q 50 a.,s5 avg 80, g 1see
t6e InProvenient Of Municipal Ga~srnrasat
y
srs Bank OF Manhattan 90
T-7iou Earz
N Realty Associates
Phenx Insurance CO
n zbs ~I1s= Re74ut Pond tc--T0--
zSo sbe J-rIteS EXPLORATION q Deverp71enr - -
e go Plaza tFIote) Operating Go s ? c NOES az
Oct. 1910. - s-.
5000 Plaza tEctsl Operating 70. o p -- -0-- -
O-r 1910
Bg,i2@a 2ln zy,lss4f 5.3t bsgsg Ssgf5 q, Pa
T0S ELs chic md & Louisville r r Ff1-
cfsp sHs CIuSSerhs1rn Expiration s7
&c 40 -'0-ri0r oF the C-auber o. Cor-71sce 51i-
, 'i'f ~ F1rr5 sub. Non T-ro1s 81 Lss-
frrr- -af7
So 900 Hudson Navigation Co p c. God ~ ''''
New-York tribune., 1908-12-22
sEy dividend

FOREIGN NoEET MARKET.-CzI money IN
London. ~ Nzlz Ter cent cPen market discount
-at= for short bills os= per cent long bills. 5-1s
yyer cent Berlin discount rate. 81 Per cent. Paris
discount rate. 2ie Per cent Paris exchange on
Tyonoor p francs 1Zle centiTnss Berlin exchange
On Iondor. % marks zs'z pfennigs- Bar gold. as
15-ko
FOREIGN SECURITIES British consols for
money. s2s per cent; for the account. &24 French
rentes. es francs : centiuaes-
New-York tribune., 1908-12-22
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET.-Aoney on call opened at 51z
per cent, highest, 3s4 per cent; lowest. cent;
last loan per cent; closing. 343$ per cent; ruling
rate. 81 per cent. Time money opened the week
easier. the influence of stock market Gquida
ton. A fair business done Rates were lower,
being adS15 per cent for sixty and ninety days
and four months and 3l5@S7a per cent for five and
six months Mercantile paper was issued mOder-
ateIy. meeting with fair demand Rates. 32ad4Ll
per for sixty and ninety DAYS tndorsed bills
receivable. 4041a per cent for choice four 10 six
months single and per cent for others less
well known.
FOREIGN EZXCHANGE.-The foreign exchange
market opened strong, at an advance of about 20
points in demand sterling 10 4-S155d 4.ST50 for
bes 4.872094.S74 for demand sterling and 4S5G
4 854 for sixty-day bills Short francs quoted
at 5.15s less 1-32G5159s and short reichsnarks at
95l4 095h plus 1-32. There a good inquiry for
remittance in the first hour, the buying mostly be
ing to meet January 1 mauurties abroad. The
market a shade easier in the afternoon. show
ing decline of 5Q1O points from the morning 8
high level. Cables were quoted at 4S7lz0 S755,
demand sterling at 4s71o04 s7l5 and sixtv-day bills
ct 1850 4s5la Short francs. 5155s less 1925 I5s
and short reichsmarks 95l4 less 1-32G951A
Bankers posted rates were as follows
New-York tribune., 1908-12-22
BONDS.
GUARANTEED STOCKS.

.seHs cents per share. todd lots
New-York tribune., 1908-12-22
INACTIVE STOCKS.

The following were the last actual sales and the
closing quotations for stocks in which there were
no transactions yesterday on the New York Stock
New-York tribune., 1908-12-22
.>ckE r 3 o ckk.
Y TRU ST GO. y

800 rf.o Ave. Avs
g. l<o'n "' @ -
CAPITAL, AND SURPLUS FOR The PROf ClrON or
DEPOSrTORS OVER S14,OOO,OOO
a al Ous'hoSS ON" oi'~S
Intere
Letters of Credit and oresn Dre"s HSu7o
Be- Rooms for Ladies
SafeDe Vaults
CHARLES H. KEEP, President
DIRECTORS
G.. Loui Boissevain, ih0'
@. Brown CiNadu n 1Ioanno,
William B. Joyce,
- hoI Eaan Hinsdili Parsons,
Herbert L. Satterlee,
Whitney.
.onr-d
New-York tribune., 1908-12-22
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

r.o,5on. Der. u. 4 2. n.-The market for Ameri-
rsr securities. after early uncertainty. showed
strength under the lead OF the Hartman shares
Iast quotations fellow
New-York tribune., 1908-12-22
coRALr PRICEs IN TOEON = :.

FURNISHED and corrected daily oN S.sN
y VI NJ as ENchange Place ,
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1908-12-23
Makinn Steel Pans

Briefly described, steel pens are made
as follows: First the steel is rolled into
big sheets and then cut Into strips
about three inches in width. The strips
are heated to a bright red and are then
allowed to cool gradually which TEN.
pers them. They are next rolled to the
necessary thinness and arc cut into
blank fat pens, ana the pens while
fat are usually stamped with the bgaMd
or the namo OF the manufactures. To
Shape the pens i5 the ncsj process.
The rounding makes them hold the ia,:
end distribute 1t more evenly t4aa
could be done If they were Gat. 20
harden them they aro Ee0 ,ed to a Chcc.
ry red and then suddenly GOOD. Jh.j
not only hardens them, Du: ma%es then
elastic The polishing, pointing a@d
finishing come next, and then thoy are
ready for use The little holys ia IL.
pens at the end OF the slisS serve u
make them moro elastic and to f&...-
tate the fiaW Of the INK
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1908-12-23
National Giuncrs' Report.

Memphis, Tenn, Dec. 6.-ln the an
nual report Of the National Ginners'
associatin issued today the total number
of bales of cotton ginned to Dec. | is
placed at l,064, 900 and the total crop
for the season is estimated II, 1878, 900
bales exclusive OF linters or rcpacks
The report by states follows:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-23
JUZGADOS

MUNICIPAL.-EI juez senior Suau
impuso hoy las siguientes sentencias.
Francisco Viera, por turbar n naz
(reincidente) dos meses dc c1ltet.
Anselma Oquendo, por delito contra
la s9lud pnblica, pesos i ! dias de
arresto; Ramon Echevarria lose
Rozo, dafos maliciosos, 10 pesos & lc
dias cada uno; Miguel Gomez. Gle
mente Melendez Francisco France $
y Pablo Rivera, los dos primeros 81,
o ) dias y s. . dias los dos tiltimos
por expender leche adulterada.
DE PAZ, AZ,-Sentencias dictadas how
por 81 juez seflor Lassalle. Andres
Arroyo, por interceptar Ia via pdblica
absuelto; Ramon dc la Cruz, Dor III
gar a las chapas, / peso IN dfa dc
arresto; Feliciano Santos Dfaz. Dor
vender ron & I'm nino, ) pesos; Santa
go Barcel6, Julian Baez y Luis Garcia
por vender dulces sin permiso, / peso
o un dia; Casimiro del Vale. por te-
ner suelto y sin bozal Tin perro que
mordlo d una nina, ) pesos; Isabel
Diaz, por eScandalo Ell la plaza del
Mercado, pesos 8 , dias: Iaime Tor
dan, por turbar Ia paz, peso 8 TN
dia; Franc isco Santos Y Manuel Gar
cia, por bafarse desnudos en- la playa
del "Condado", / peso 8 IN dia De
arresto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-23

TN escenario. Y 81 en- ese esce-
mario no hay bomberos, nj Sc
encuentran por todo Ell teatro
nj en- la ciudad es possible ha-
llarlos, digasenos 10 que puede
ocurrir una noche cualquiera
en- ell teatro Municipal, cuando
publico immense 10 invade.
Resistimos q la idea de des-
cribir Ell cuadro espantoso. ho-
rrendo. -.
No puede continuar asi Ell
servicio indispensable abando-
nado por la mas incalifcable in
curia. Sc impone la reorgani-
zacion del cuerpo de bomberos
y nunca mas que en- las presen-
tes Clrcunstancias, convendria 4
nuestro ayuntamiento iniciarla
con Ell proposito hrme de Ilevar-
la a termino cabal.
No hay NADIA III nadie que
pueda oponerse. Los obstacu-
los, Ia escasez de medios, las
formalidades, un ordeu rutina
rio, por todo hay que pasar V
sobreponer a todo. la suprema
necesidad que existe de tener
en- la capital de Puerto Rico. un
servlciO contra incendios blen
dotado Y bien montado, que sea
capaz de llenar su cometido con
suhciencia y exlto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-23
SObIe iaa|es
Opiniones y concentrates

Parece que en- las esferas ofciales
Sc tiene Ell proyecto de hacer una
binac ion Judicial. En- dicho case
|seg1n noticias, serfa trasladado el
fiscal de Arecibo seffor Angel Acosta
" en- su lugar ira ocupar ell puesto
I'm letrado joven.
Hoy nos encontramos en- la oficina
del Attorney con ell sefior C6rdova
Davila, juez Municipal de Manati,
|quien esperaba turno para conferen-
ciar con Mr.. Hoyt.
Es probs BILE Sc trate ell asunto del
nombramiento, adm cuando ell sefior
Cordova Davila nos manifesto que 81
no tiene noticias de que sea nombrado
y atribuye rumores usr bobuh que
seadesignado para Ell mencionado
cargo.
Hay otras vers ZONES sobre traslados,
pero no tienen fundamento alguno.
por cuanto Ell gobernador Mr.. Post al
ser interrogado aver por IN y<toytey
sobre dicho asunto, eludio la res
puesta y no dijo NADIA, en- concrete.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-23
h seior Cruz Castro

Anoche d las once y media
Idejo de existir. el distinguid0
abogado y CONCEAL del Munich
lpio de San Juan. senior Cruz
Castro.
Fue siempre I'm enthusiasts
lrepublicano y en- la actualidad
habia sido nominado candidate
para delegado a La Gamara pOr
su partido.
Su muerte ha sido muy SEN
tida por correligionarios y ami
Igos; reciba su 6esconsolada ia
milia nuestro mas sentido pc
same.
Ell entierro que tendra lugar
esta tarde a las cinco y media
desde La casa murtuoria Cruz
80, sera una verdadera manifes-
taci0n de duelo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-23
I'm policia J un coCherO
In escandalo en- La plaza

Aver tarde los pacihcos CO.
cheros de la Plaza Principal d
falta de otra cosa me jor. se di-
vertieron de 10 Undo. con el
espectaculo que di5 el guardia
plaza numero 40, que presta
serviclo enla mencionada plaza.
Is el case que el coche del
senor Hernandez Lopez Sc en-
cOntraba detenido frente Ia ace
Ia de la tienda La Luna" espe-
rand0 que terminaran las com
pras que haClan en- el menci0na-
do comerciO la respectable fami-
liza del senor Hernandez Lopez.
LEGO el policia preguntando-
le al cochero que hacia en- aquel
sitio, el auriga que st llama
Andres Arroyo, manifesto que
el coche era propiedad del senor
Hernandez Lopez, Y que por
tanto, no pertenecia al servicio
publico.
" donde esta la plaza que
olga que es de servicio particu-
lar? replic0 el guardia. Parece
que son0 una carcajada Y el
guardia entonces tir0 IN bofe-
ton al Arroyo le estrope6 un
farol del coche, y le rompio ell
gancho de las bridas, segun los
informes que nos suministran
testigos presenciales.
No hay para que manifestar
que Ell gremio de cocheros tom6
parte en- el asunto Y Sc promo
vic TN regular escandalo.
I'm este Sc presento Ell senor
Hernandez Lopez, qui6n contu-
vo las iras del policia llamando-
le la atencion acerca de sus
como funcionario
p1blico.
Y termino el asunto denun-
ciando ell guardia a Andres
Arroyo. Sc nos dice que el
seflor Hernandez Lopez presen-
t6 tambien otra denuncia contra
Il expresado guardia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-23
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sion de Jose Gallart v Forgas.
hubert hermanos y Luis Y Tuan
hubert, sobre devoluci6n de los
blenes que constituyen la ha-
cienda San Vicente" Dor los
sucesores de Leonardo Igara-
videz.
Representa- al demandante eI
abogado don Rafael Lopez Lam
dron y a los demandados, don
Antonio Alvarez Nava Y don
Francisco A. de la Tore.
Los demandantes han presen-
tado como prueba 35 documen-
|toS.
Segdn parece los demandadoss
preSentaran tambien gran nd
nero de documentos.
Los sucesores de Jose Gallark
estan declarados en- rebeldia.