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Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-06-25
Fire without Damage.

A IRE alarm was sent in this after
noon from the residence Of Mrs. John
Thompson on Second street and an
immediate response was made by the
IRE department
Before the company reached the
scene Il was learned that Il was but
q threatened FIRE and a return was
made. Mrs. Thompson vas at work
cleaning some bed clothes with gas
ollne when a match ignited By one Of
the children set them on IRE. The
alarm was given and some Of tbs
nelghbOrs responded and in 4 feu
minutes they had the fre eKtinEuiEh.
ed without any material damage be
ing done.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-06-25
PASS LIE In COURT.
Subpoena for Heney's Personal Body
guard Causes Trouble.

Subpoena for Heney's Personal Body
guard Causes Trouble.
SAN FRANCISCO. June 25.-Hot
words were exchanged in the court
room OF Judge Cabanniss between AS
sistant District Attorney Francis j.
Heney and Abe Ruef during the pre-
liminary examination OF the latter on
a charge Of offering bride to ex-
Supervisor J. ]. Furrey, in connection
with the Parkside Transit company's
franchise.
The lie was passed, and at one
stage it appeared as if violence would
follow. Court officers and lawyers,
however, restored quiet.
The trouble was occasioned
through the action Of Attorney New
burgh in having a subpoena issued
for James Mccarthy, personal body
guard of Heney. This was served
by the Office boy for Ruef. During
the proceedings Heney asked that
John Behan. clerk OF the board OF
supervisors, be summoned. He de-
sired to have Mccarthy act as mes
senger for the occasion, but New
burgh objected, saying he did not
want Mccarthy to leave the court
room. He also claimed that Nc
Carthy was armed, as was Charles
Oliver, another employee Of the prose-
cution.
Other statements angered Heney
and turning on Ruef, he said:
III any trouble occurs. you will be
the first to get yours"
What have | done?" replied Ruef.
You have hired assassins to kill me. $
exclaimed Heney.
You are a id liar replied
Ruef.
Bailiffs and others interfered at
this stage and Judge Cabanniss also
took a hand in the reestablishment OF
peace.
Later Attorney Newburgh took oc-
casion to compliment the decision OF
the appellate court in the Schmitz
case, saying it would live long in the
esteem of the people. Heney replied
IL was decision that would stink to
heaven while all in the court lived
and long after they were dead. He
added that he has no fear of the de.
cisions of the appellate court in his
cases.
When adjournment was taken
Heney said he would not appear al
night. as he did not want to tak'
chances of visiting the vicinity of tbs
court after dark. In daylight h'
would appear with his back to tn,
wall.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-06-25
ooannTTEE Do INvEsTIoArE.
win Look Into City Affairs and
Report

A committee consisting Of F. d.
VIM. John Flynn and Judge Morgan
was appointed last evening by the
board Of directors Of the Commercial
club for the purpose OF making an
investigation OF the proposed appro-
priation bill BY the city, and also for
the purpose OF ascertainIng Why the
city treasurer fails to comply with
the law In making a quarterly state
ment setting forth the receipts OF the
city. and from what sources they are
received. and its expenditures and to
whom and for what purpose ex-
pended.
An estimate Of the appropriation
bill was made at the last meeting Of
the council. and ever since II was
made public II has been a subject OF
widespread discussion by the citizens
and taxpayers. and 1t was looking to
the interest OF these In this respect.
and the general welfare OF the people
In the city that meeting was called
last evening and a committee ap-
pointed. The estimate Of the appro-
priation was made upon a valuation
basis OF approximately $4,000, OOO
and amounted to s2s.s0O. making a
levy OF 14.4 mills on the dollar. + Be.
sides this estimated appropriation Of
$2S.SOO, an estimate was made thai
there is about $4,000 in revenue
that will come into the city treasury
from miscellaneous sources. and this
added to the amount appropriated
makes an appropriation for the year
amounting to $4,000. The genera
comment among the people il thai
this appropriation Is excessive. and
that the levy Is outrageous. and II wal
with a view Of ascertaining the status
Of the matter that the committee wa,
appointed. and after 1t has made {
full investigation, a report will b.
made Of its findings at the next meet
ing OF the board.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-06-25

Suit was Instituted yesterday BY
Arthur c. Morbeck IN the district
court against the BFadford-Kennedy
Lumber company. the Kidd Island
Lumber company. d. c. Bradford. J.
N. AHhbuFn and Geo. r. Newmyer.
The complaint filed alleges that
both the Bradford-Kennedy Lumber
company and the Kidd Island Lum-
ber company are corporations and
are entitled 70 do business under the
laws Of the state OF Idaho. and then
It proceeds 70 alIege violation on the
part of the former company OF con-
tracts entered into between the two
companies and conspiracy on the
part OF It's ofacers 10 defraud the
stockholders Of the latter company
out Of their interests and property
and profits derived from the conduct
OF the business OF the corporation.
II Is alleged that d. c. Bradford
and Geo. p. Newmyer are the princi-
pal stockholders IN both corpora
lions that they own a controlling In
terest Of the stock that Bradford ID
the president OF both. and that ]. n.
Ashburn Is the secretary OF the Kidd
Island company. The allegation In
made that in March. 1905. an agree
ment was entered into between the
two corporations whereby the Kidd
Island company agreed TO deliver on
the cars At Occur Alene 10 the
Bradford-Kennedy company all OF the
cut Of the season Of 1895 AZ sI2 \
thousand, and that this agreement
was renewed in the year 1907. II In
alleged that In pursuance to this
contract the Kidd Island company
delivered an OF this cut. save .20O.-
900 feet. which IL now In the yards
OF the company; that the Bradford
Kennedy Lumber company now. un-
der a pretended bill OF sale. with the
view Of defTauding the stockholders
In the Kidd Island Lumber company.
Is disposIng Of the above amount OF
timber. and also 2.O04.ss5 feet OF
timber OF the company which It il
alleged under the bill Of sale II No.
Curity for si3.SSs.0I. and then the
general allegation follows that the
officers OF the Bradford company are
attempting to do the business Of both
corporations solely for the benefit
OF itself and 10 the detFiment OF the
stockholders OF the Kidd Island CON
pany.
The allegation il made that IL
February. without holding a lega
election, the plaintiff was deposed Al
secretary OF the Kidd Island Lumber
company and Ashburn made secre
tary. and In the month OF June o.
this year. when the plaintiff asket
to see the books Of the corporation
he was not allowed to do 30.
II Is alleged that the Kidd lslans
Lumber company entered Into . con
tract with the Bradford company q
1906 whereby the latter agreed Il
purchase SIS. 200 Of lumber. and tina
this agreement was carried out By tn
Kidd Island Lumber company. AM
that the Bradford company nov de
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-06-25
RETAILERS ASSOCIATION MEETS
Opening Session Held To-day at sand.
er's Hall.

Opening Session Held To-day at sand
er's Hall.
The annual district meeting OF the
Inland Empire Retailers association
convened this afternoon at 2 O'Clock
at Sanders hall
Many members OF the association
are In attendance. besides a large
number OF retail men and merchants
from the northern portion Of the
state, and also from Washington,
who do not belong TO the association.
The session opened this afternoon
with an address OF welcome by Rev.
VIM. H. Fry. Of the Methodist church.
and a response By Byron Deffenbaeh,
.Of Standpoint. Papers were then read
and addresses made BY members OF
the association on subjects of In
terest along their line OF business
Upon the conclusion OF the session
this afternoon a banquet will BE-
given at the dining room Of the
Hotel Idaho.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-06-25
WRESTLING MATCH.
Two Good Aiea 10 Test strength and
akln on Mat.

Two Good Men 20 Test stFengih and
skin on Mat.
Jos Heinrich and Charley stone
Will contest In the wrestling arena
At the Princess rink Friday evehinG
and Il In predicted that Il will be one
OF the closest and most interesting
matches ever witnessed IN this city.
Henrlch ls from Spokane and Ia
well known In the city. having par
tieipated In = contest here during the
winter with Vim. BAEley, Bagley
and Henrich we're Of even weight and
In strength one had but little advan-
tage over the other. but HenFich vas
far more nclenced man than Baglsy
and he won an eaay victory. stone
and Henrich are also Of about the
same weight. stone being = little ths
heavier man. Stone 10 q stranger
and nothing Il known OF his ability
as a wrestler. but he expresses him
self as confident Of victory. and 90
does Heinrich. and II Il generally BE-
lisyed among those taking an inter-
est in the match that the contest
will be 4 close and hard-foaght battle.
The contest will be on the cateh-as-
eatch-ean style and. according to the
agreement entered into between the
two men. 10 per cent Of the door re-
eeipts will 30 70 the winning man.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-06-25
PEACOCK FOR THE ZOO.


Mr.. Hannah Ander~oa Wnl Doaaae
Bird Of bright PIunaAgs.
Last week = Mrs. Noble from Mica
bay brought = young deer 10 ths elty
and turned IL over TO Captain Roper
with instructions that IL be eontrihnt-
ed By him 10 the city park roo. and
another contribution IL nov offered
By Mrs. Hannah Anderson.
Mrs. Hannah Anderson some tlme
ago purchased 4 handsome peacock
from an eastern Arm and had Il sAip-
ped 70 the city. Recently the bird
escaped from her and made its way
across the river. and she has been
unable to again capture Il. sAs
vas today locking for some member
OF the council for the purpose Of Of
fering the bird 10 the cIgy for IN
roo in the park IL they woald 50 70
the trouble OF capturing II. wheth-
er she succeeded in interviewing any
Of the city oficiais could not b
learned.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-06-25
woAlEN's FEDERATIoN SESSION.
Delegates Receive Hearty Reception
at Wallace.

~ " A4AACEs
WALLACE. Idaho. June a5.-The
iirst day OF the annual meeting OF the
Federation Of women's clubs for the
Third district Of Idaho was q decided
success. Nearly every club In the
district IL represented. The session
was opened by Mrs. j. Y. Clyde. OF
Wallace. president OF the Third dis
trict. With her on the platform sat
Mrs. A. q. Butteraeld. OF Moscow
president OF the state federation. and
Mrs. ]. l.. MeClear. OF Occur d'AIene
city. vice president OF the district.
Mayor Hugh Toole delivered an al
dress Of welcome for the city and Mrs.
Mary Wickersham on behalf OF the
mOwenis clubs OF Wallace. The re-
Spouse was by Mrs. J. III. Forney. OF
Moscow. Mrs Butterfeld delivered
an address on club work. Mrs. w.
G. Gibbs. OF Wallace. spoke on "Wo-
men in Literature"
Mrs. s. c, Thompson. OF 81. Mariea,
gave a selected reading. Mrs. r. "
COxieF. Of Moscow. read a paper on
Judge Lindsay and His Work" and
Mira. c. w. Gossert. OF Wallace. on
Public Fairgrounds. The program
was interpreted by musical selec-
lions by Miss Donna Dunlap. Mrs
Mary G. Burke, Miss Ethel Croweli
Miss Sadie Mattson. Mrs. Walter G
Clark. Miss Pearl Wickeraham. Misi
Gladys Fisher, Mrs. William simonl
and Mrs. Robert Lindsey. OF Wallace
The women were taken for a drive
This evening a banquet will be giyeT
at tho Samuels hotel.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-06-25

retaries of the navy and war be rem
dered upon the day Of the funeral
THEODORE ROOSEVELT"
by the president: Alvey A. Adee.
acting secretary OF state"
President Roosevelt will go to
Princeton to attend the Cleveland
funeral Friday. The arrangements
OF the trip have not been completed.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-06-25

JACKSONVILLE. Tex, June 25
Veterans Of Hoods Texas Brigade.
one OF the most famous Of south
western military organizations. n
In annual reunion here today. An
important matter to be decided il
the design OF the monument to the
memory Of the brigade. to be placed
on the capitol grounds at Austin.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-06-25
Epworth League.

ATLANTA, Ca. June 25.-The
annual conference Of the North
Georgia Epworth League opens at
st. Paurs church today
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-06-25

Ice cream and cake social At the
chapel Friday evening. Good pro
gram. Everybody uele0ms. Prlee
ise.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-06-25

SPOKANE. Wash. Jane IT.
Leading dentists throughout the
Northwest are in attendance today
at = convention Of the profession in
this city.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-06-25
ATS TRIBUTE.
TO CLEVELAND
|OseveIt's Proclamation HonOring
Late President

W HAVEN, Conn. June 25.-
a. the death OF ex-Presldent
Cleveland yesterday threw
shade of genuine sorrow the
encement festivities at Yale.
rotary William III. Taft was in
4 of the demise of Mr.. Cleve-
as the procession of the offic-
the university, the faculty and
ates, was forming to march to
bridge hall, in which the com
sment exercises were held. He
ssed deep regret at Mr.. Cleye-
death and said:
resident Cleveland was one of
cry great men of the country.
cath is a distinct loss to the
lean people,"
he conclusion of the commence
exercises, Mr.. Taft announced
bn account of continued illness
preventative James s. Sherman,
inning mate on the republican
bal ticket, he had decided to
Dne for one week the meeting
subcommittee which was APP
ID to meet him in conference to
a national chairman. The ad-
ed meeting was to have been
N Washington on July 1. By
larry Taft's decision it will be
IN Wednesday, July s, in Wash
the alumni dinner Mr.. Taft sat
en- President Hadley and Joa-
Nabueo, the. Brazilian ambassa-
Eho was here today to receive
E degree.
EulOgy on Cleveland.
secretary was introduced in a
GUS speech by President Had
I'D the assemblage sang Every
Fakes His Hat on to Taft
secretary said: Mr.. Presi-
Ladies and Gentlemen: l join
pressions of sorrow-deep sor-
AT the death of Grover Cleve-
He was a great man and a
president. He had the highest
deals; he had a rugged honesty
high courage that make him
happy in his death, as he leaves
lie revered. respected and loved
his countrymen; and there is
ore fitting place to pronounce
Ogy on him than in a meeting
lie men. actuated and inspired
Yale spirit"
resident Issues Proclamation.
STER BAY, N. Y. June 30
dent Roosevelt issued a procla-
N directing that the flags over
White House and the depart
be placed at.half-mast in honor
memory Of Mr.. Cleveland. He
ordered that suitable naval and
Try honors be rendered on the
u the funeral.
e presidents proclamation fol-
the president of the United
3, a proclamation:
e White House, June "a. 1908,
the People of the United States:
er Cleveland. president of the
d States from 1885 to 1889 and
from 1898 to 1897. died al
o'clock this morning at his home
ineeton, N. j.
his death the nation has beer
we'd of one of it's greatest citi'
By profession a lawyer. his
services to his country were
ered during a long. varied and
fable career in public life.
mayor Of his city. as governor
state. and twice as president
owed signal power as an admin
or coupled with entire devO
. the eountry's good. and cour
nat quailed before no hostility
once he was convinced wher'
aty lay.
NICE his retirement from tbs
aency he has continued well ant
'aliy to serve his eountrymeI
simplicity. dignity and upright
q his private life.
testimony of the respect IL
~ memory is held by the gov
sas and the people OF the Unite,
! do hereby direct that tn
ne White House and the de
ai buildings be displayed a
for a period Of 80 days
suitable naval and miIitar.
sader the orders OF the sec
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-30
ANUNClO.

DepaEtamanto del Interior de PusEto
Rico.-BuEeau de ObraB Pdbica,.
Ofcina del superintsndentp.
San juan, P r, Mario "A de 19O8.-
Proposioionea en- pliegoB cerradoH paFa ID
a1judiosCi6n en- pdblica Bubalta de la cons
trueci6n de los estribos del puante sabre el
rio "BaTranquitsV, en la sscci6n dc cRTEs.
terra de Comerfo & BaFranquitap, &c Rdmi-
tir6n en- eata OfcinR hasta las 10 Z. n. del
dfa de AbEil, 1908, 90 que 80 abrir6n
p6bliCamente.
81 presupuesto Rproximado de Lar obraB
aycisnds 4 50 700 90.
Todog los dRtoa nocegaYioB, impFssos de
pFopoBiciones contracts inBtEuCcioneB &
los poltOres 80 daEEn Oh enta Oficina.
La Administrator se TsBo1va ell deFe
cho de Eechazar OualquieFa s todau las pro-
poaicioneB de adiudicar q contrato bajo
Of az cOnBidsFaciOneB que las de prsCio so
lamsnte. Por orden dal ComiSionado del
IotaEior-J. j. Jimenes, SupeFintan dtnts
dc Obras P6blicag. No. 4
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-30
N0TIS Y NO TIGIAS

-NszRFio Disz empleado del Manieo
milo do elta Ciudad ba psGsdo prestal
servicio Is eacnela de Csriiad de San
tuEcs GuadsluPe Grispin hs aldo desti.
nads cubEiF squella plaze.
-FOlicita B2caner y Maria Ramos han
Eenuncisdo los caTgoH que dssemp' naban
en- la esouelRB da nihaB do 8RntuTce, del
DspRrtsmento Consolidado.
- En- 81 All de ciegos de Ponce han
sido admitidoa EncGRnsci6n Rivera da
Glayama, FeIips Cor zsleg de ATscibo,
EraHmo Martinez Jnana Dlsz , Joa6 Ls6n
Lebr6D, da Ia misma Ciudad.
Ell aIoaIde de JuucoS, hs aoliCitado el
ingEeao en- sl Manicomio dc elta ciudad,
de la aIianada Maria Cruz Gonz6l Z, que
&c encusntFa fuTieBR.
-Sa infRma que Ia candidatuFa del
ST.. M&nual Domenech para ir los
EstRdos Unidos on representation del
paTtidO republics fac deEYotada por
sus amigos politicoB de la region Sur de
ls isiR sustituyeudols por el ST. LueaE
Valdiyiesc, tsmbi6a de Ponce.
Aver tsrds rFgreA6 de Gayeyy Coamo
al gobarnadoV Poet. le scsmpa66 ca 81
exouvai6n al DR. r fsFEty. El gobeFnsdoE
estuvo hsaia eI to de il bandera" en- Is
carTft3ra de Adjudtas FecorriendO ma dis
tancis, en- uu visja de 238 kil6mstToS Gui6
80 automovil no tnvo mir gdn psFCancP.
-Esta M Il ina 40 hnbo noticiss de ia
ter6I general que comuniesT lR prenRa en-
81 dsspscho del gobeFnadoF.
No ha viaitado uitsd 81 Rlmsc61 de
los aefioFes p. SchirR y Comp, hs visto
uBted los tEsjes de oaaimir, p :, meFino y
jeEga que ALI vendeL? Son los meJoEeB de
Ia Cindad.
No hs podido ser admitido on 81 sailo
de locoa de esta Ciudad el allie ado ReHsn'
do ChicIsne, de Rio. .PisdTas, csuss de
sstsr ocu padRa to3as Las vacanteg no hR'
bsr local. A ls termination de las cbraa
de enfa 7Chs que 80 eatfn efactuRndo en- 81
Tefsrido AGilo, podr6n ingFsBRF mas Rlie'
uadoE, pueB 81 local Te8nlta insufcients pa
"a contaneT mayor n6meFo de los que &C,
tuhlmBHts exisEen. La q TINA Legislature
vot6 nm cH63ito para esas obraB que desde
hEco mucho tempo Gran de impTesCindib.e
necesidRd.
Dos trozou de conatTueci6n de cRFrs'
terra hs Hido TematadoB sstR maflans sn la
oficinR del IaterioF. El alfioT JoE6 Lsgo
obtuvo Ia baena pro pnE $24345- en- ls
construction de Kilometres an lR caTre'
tera de Coro1al BarTos sshor F. ?
Frnblard IL kiiometros an "a cRrFetBRa
de Adju1tsB LRTeE, por $65 OIL eitoI
dltimoB.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-30
De SOCIEOAD

BSdas. Para principles del entrante
Abril , ines de Mayo pr6ximo SO anUn.
cion tres enlacsB de conocidoa j6VeneB de
eBta Dociedad. DaB de elias AN Aido noti-
ciadRa la otFs, cauBa do reciente luto
e1 lR 6istipguids contrsyente BE tfsctusE6
paramente an familia. Oportur mente dR-
rsmos detslles de los simp6ticos suGeBoB.
En- San JWan.-Hace algunos dies han
trsaIadado 10 Tssif lcis de SAntuEce 4 Psts
ciudad los distipgui los eBposos Luis Gui-
llsrmety Taresita Cabrera con Su mont
Rino bsb6." Tes mos grats estAncis
Ga Bu Fesidenc'a dc ls Gale de lR Luna 4
los eatimab.es amigos.
PeYsonaLes. -Se enc1entrRn en- esta Ciu.
dad, an aBuntog palticulsTeg, nuestros dis
tirgaidOs amigos Cbai FRanceachi hACeu-
dado de Yauco = Manuel O6tsla de Ponce.
B enveni6os.
Han rsgFeaadoS BuB Fsaidsncias de AFro'
20 = Guaysma, los st61TeB VslsFiAno vi.
rslla, Fantauzzi y Simon Alcaide que eB'
tuvisTon en- Ia ciudRd ga aAuntos parti.
cuiaSsFes.
RegresO. .-D9 EspAGs en- donde eatuvo
uaa larga tsm porads, hs regreSado en 81
q timO vapor, ID bella diAtiuguida ut 10
Eits Adela Nido, de Humacso, que estu 0
en- Madrid alg6n tempo, viaitsndo otras
ciudadeB de ESpanR. lie acompRfiAn fami'
lisrss Huyes Bien vsnida.
SEMPER
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-30
PeTipeCias matfim0niaIes.

Hubo un q boEtto en- eI Bol.vue Ssr4t
for, cusndo Horacio .. Conrad encontr6 4
90 espoBR comiendo on 81 Sll6u Palmg,
sCompRhads per otro. Conrad fu6 acom.
pasado dc nm sgsnts del jazz, quien prar-
di6 81 hombre y b ig6 a la Is 4 ira Conrad
Rccmp Eloa & ia casa syuatamiant..
En- Is ofeina del Sheriff se ccnftm6 que
el pFiRionsro no era 81 hombre contra QUE
Corv ID hacfa poCoB dfaa hsbfR g. tablado
ma danuncis, por aErsbatzIl, sl sfscto de
"a eBpuHa. Conrad puso demande d di.
vorcio hscs dos msseB, y neguida de otra
demsnda contra A. NJ Barhss, oonocido
tambi6l como L J. LAuman, por S25 600
de peTiuicioE.
So dice que Conrad se css6 con Ia asfia.
Ei:a Anita Cochran, despp6s de IN simple
cOnocim iento de dos aemanas Ella habfa
Cstsdo viViendo GA Bslvua.Stystfv
DsIpuei de Ia bods, Is Iarfjs us fue &
viviT con el padre de Conrad P1onto Sc
HepaEaEon y6ldoHs Ia ncviR ( vivir 4 Nus
Va York.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-30
ROBO EN- CATlEO

81 sth1r Fra7cisoo Olier ha lido Yfati'
ma de M Tobo en gu casa vtvi4nds; los
cacos baFFensron IRA ventans y levaptA'
ron ls Rldabs, penetrando en- IL casa y
sustFayendo de dabsjo de las aImohadas
10 revolver y dos cajillAs de cigsrros
Son muehos los reboB que Ue sst6n CO.
mstiendo On disho poblado, donds paFecs
que la pclicfa tiene la mRla aueEts de no
dar con los raterOgr , de cantinuar sss es'
tsdo de CosRB, tsndF6 81 pu 30 que convex
tirBs en- guardian de aus intaFsEes, foTman'
do pAtrullsH para ayudar 8 Ia policfR.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-30
De lTRIBuNALES.

La CtEts de diutrito, Bsoci6n segundP,
ha declaEado lin lugar las excepciones ale
gsdaS por Lorenzo Sejo Ia demanda de
JoH6 Z'ppepfsldt uobTs liquidation de Sc
Oiedad psgo de bsnefcioB conosle dieE
dias 81 dsmAndadO para que Conteste 8 II
demands.
-Ls miSmh ssCci6n aprob6 81 dominic
de fi1ca rdstioa On favor de BsDjamin r.
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