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Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-02-22

actual results accomplished by many
technical professions Judge Tart con-
sidered in extent the profession OF the
law, which he said lis in a wide
sense the profession of government" 4"
He said that lawyers often were se-
lected to carry on governmental work
because the executive faculty was a
very marked attribute of the modern
lawyer. While he realized that there
were defects and weakness in the pro-
fession of the law, he regarded it as
the most important in its relation to
political government.
In conclusion. ne said:
National exigency seems to call
forth the men peculiarly fitted 10
meet the requirements of the situa-
tion. Such were Lincoln and Grant
during the great Civil war. Such was
Washington in the revolution the an
niversary of whose birthday this uni
versity appropriately makes It's COM
mencement day. He was not a law
yer or doctor or a minister. He was
a leader of men. His pure, dislnter-
ested patriotism, his freedom from
small jealousies his marvellous com
mon sense, his indomitable pensever-
ance and patience, and his serenity
and calm under the most trying cir
cumstances, gave him the victory
victory which could be traced not to
brilliant genius or professional train
Ing but to that which. of all things.
Is the most to be pursued and desired
to his high character as man."
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-02-22
COLLEGE B,ILDING HrrRNs

Annapolis Md, Feb. 22.-The main
academy building of, st. Johns coll
lege was practically totally destroyed
this afternoon by a fire starting in
the basement. The outer walls are
all that remain standing this evening
of what this morning was one of the
finest buildings of the college group.
The cause of the fire is unknown
The students were all absent, cele-
brating Washingtoh's birthday and
there was no loss OF life. A brigade
of midshipmen with naval fire fight
ing apparatus, rendered material as
sistance in fighting the flames.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-02-22
TOMORROW WILL
END ALL OUR
SUSPENSE I
Statehood Bill VIII Probably
be Settled In Senate
One Way or the
Other
NAMES OF KNOCKERS
WILL BE DIVULCED

Santa Fe, n. NJ, Feb. 22.-Gov-
ernor Curry returned on the limited
today from Washington, where he has
been for the past two weeks at the
head of a special delegation boost
ing for statehood. While somewhat
n-committal concerning chances
for the statehood bilrs passage at
the present session of Congress, the
governor said
Tomorrow win decide the question
of statehood for New Mexico at the
present session of Congress The bill
will be called up for final action i'm
the Senate at that time. Should the
enabling act be further delayed it
will be for a short time Only or un-
til the regular session OF the next
Congress. The special statehood del
egation which accompanied me TO
Washington did invaluable work for
the cause. The members were cor
daily received by the president and
were shown every courtesy by sena-
tors and representative. We have
not given up hope but tomorrow
should tell the tale"
Governor Curry was the only one
10 return today Those members of
the special statehood committee con
sisting of w. E. Martin. George ;.
klock. II. NJ. Dougherty. W +. Buch-
anan, Nenceslao Jaramillo and Sec
undino Romero are still in the east
and are now in New York. They will
remain until Taft's Inauguration Ev-
cry member Of the delegation has ac-
Quilted himself Well and did splen-
did work towards the cause OF state
hood. Governor Curry cannot say
too many good things about them.
II all reports are true and ii seems
as If they arc, the only stumbling
block in the way of the passage of
the statehood bill at this session can
be attributed To letters written by
certain prominent citizens of New
Mexico To members Of Congress, IL
heling Governor Curry and other
prominent officials Of the territory. II
is understood that Governor Curry
demanded that these letters be made
Iublic, that the names of persons who
wrote them might be known. These
letters will be made public it is said.
tomorrow. when final hearing of the
statehood bill is had before tho Sen
ate. The fact that tho chief opposi-
tion 10 statehood has come from
sources within the territory is noto-
rious I'M Washington. ana the fact that
these knockers will be revealed will
be cheerful news 10 patriotic citizens.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-02-22
JUDGE CLELAND'S REIGN
ENDED VIGOROUSLY
The Other Judges Decided lie Had
Isurpcd Rights of Citizenship aud
Caused His Removal

Chicago. Feb. 22.-Judge MCKensle
Clrland's reign as Little Father Of
the Parole System" as practiced by
him i'm the municipal court has reach
cd an inglorious end.
Judge Cleland has been in the pub
lie eye for some time because OF his
habit in suspending sentences during
the good behavior and his efforts TO
reform accused persons brought be-
fore him. His fellow judges have de-
ciared his methods illegal At a
stormy meeting OF jurists. he was
transferred TO the civil branch and
the order viii take effect today. Tweu-
ty-four judges We're arrayed against
him.
THE courts quarrel with you" said
Chief Justice Olsen 10 Judge Cleland.
"is not that you have shown kindness
to prisoners brought before you. for
that is done every day by every judge
in this court But It is because you
have usurped the rights of citizen
ship old as the Magma Charta."
Judge Cleland fatty told the as
sembled judges that what he did in
his court was none of their business
and as long as he continued as Judge
he would administer justice as he saw
fit.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-02-22
GREAT ATLANTIC FLEET OF THE AMERICAN NAVY ARRIVED HOME TODAY

your minds that from that moment
you Will begin to go backward.
"As war machine the fleet comes
back in better shape than it went out.
In addition, you the officers and
men of this formidable fighting force
have shown yourselves the best of all
possible ambassadors and heralds of
peace. Wherever you have landed
you have borne yourselves so to make
us at home proud of being your coun-
trymen. You have shown that tn
best type of fighting men of the sea
knows how to appear to the utmost
possible advantage when his business
is to behave himself on shore and to
make good impression in a foreign
land. We are proud of all the ships
and all the men in this whole fleet
and we welcome you home to the
country whose good repute amo0E
nations has been raised by what ..
have done"
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-02-22
Mr.. AND MRS. JAFFA
ENTERTAIN THE SOLONS
Brilliant Reception at santa Fe Sat
urday Night in Honor of the
Legislature.

Santa Fe, y. NJ. Feb. 22-Brilliant
even in its minutest detail vet well
within the limits of good taste was
the reception on Saturday evening at
the Palace hotel given in compliment
To the visiting legislators, their wives
and other legislative visitors i'm the
capital. by Acting Governor and Mrs.
Nathan Jana. The decorations of
the large dining room of the hotel
were elaborate and consisted of myr-
iads Of tncandescent lights or red.
white and blue. with magnificent
electric American flag at the far end
of the dining hall The walls were
profusely draped with Old Glory.
While large vases filled with gorgeous
American beauties and carnations Of
every hue We're in evidence every
where
In the receiving line were Acting
Governor and Mrs. Jana, Ex-Governor
and Mrs. NJ. \. Otero, eX-Governo>
and Mrs. l.. Bradford Prince, Judge
and Mrs. John r. McFie and Colonel
Jose ID. Sena. The governors star
was there in full dress uniform.
The hours of the reception were
from to II, after which those who
remained enjoyed dancing until mid
night To the strains OF an orchestra
stationed behind screen Of American
flags and palms, Those who enjoyed
the hospitality OF the acting governor
and his charming wife will long re-
member the occasion as the crowning
social event Of the Thirty Seventh
Assembly
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-02-22
YOUNG COOPER STICKS
FAITHFULLY TO
HIS STORY
Big Crowd Hears COuntinud.
tiOn OF Testimony
of CdrrnaGk's
Slayer
HIS FATHER WANTED
TO TALK TO SENATOR

Nashville, Feb. 22.-Knowledge
that all the big guns of the prosecu-
tion would be brought to bear upon
the young man who swears he shot
and killed Senator Carmack drew a
big audience to the Cooper-Sharpe
trial today. The court room was
crowded to the doors. and many peo-
pie stood along the walls. The doors
were finally closed. Young Cooper
seemed to welcome the ordeal of the
cross questioning. The drift of the
preliminary questions was for the
cured pardon for a man convicted of
which existed between the Coopers
and Governor Patterson. Cooper's in
fluence and standing. with a view to
strengthen the Conspiracy charge
Cooper admitted that he had Sc
cured pardon TO ia man convicted Of
murder through an appeal to the
board of pardons and to the govcr-
nor. The attorney general had all
the revolvers in the case brought in
and asked Cooper to identify the one
carried by his father but he could
not The states contention Is that
the gun SAID TO have been found near
Carmack's body was in reality Col
Cooper's and had been substituted for
one Carmack carried The prOsecu-
ton then brought out the fact that
Robin Cooper had armed himself af-
ter talk with Governor Patters IN
about Carmack's editorials and the
trouble they were causing his father.
Referring To witnesses who testified
that they heard Col. Cooper and his
son in a conversation i'm which re-
marks I've will get him" and He
win catch it, the attorney general
asked Cooper If there was any rea-
son why these witnesses should per-
jure themselves Cooper replied that
he knew of none and believed that
the witnesses had misunderstood the
conversation.
The prosecution led the witnesses
up 10 the time of the shooting vainly
endeavoring to get him 10 contradict
himself out the boy was careful to
stick to his first story. And efforts
TO anger him were fruitless.
When you saw senator Carmack
over half block away you began to
hurry your father away?" asked the
prosecutor.
Yes sir"
But your father stopped?"
Yes. turned around"
And didn't your father say
there's the damned rascal now we
will go and shoot II out with him ?"
d" No sir, he did not, He said There
is Senator Carmack, / want to talk
with him."
Witness said that his father went
toward senator Carmack, despite his
protests. He then described the po-
sition Of Carmack when ne drew his
revolver. saying that he was holding
the gun behind Mrs, Eastman. He
further declared that when he be-
gan firing at Carmack, It was after
the lated had shot him.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-02-22
MORE TROUBLE FEARED
WITH THE GREEKS
At OMAHA
Many We're Wounded In Riot
Which Followed Killing
OF Policemen
Friday.
EXPRESS SENTIMENT
AGAINST JAPANESE
The Two Foreign Colonies In the
Packing District Are Threat:
ened by the Mob
That Fought
Sunday.

Omaha, Feb 22.-The rioting which
began in the Greek quarter Sunday
AFTERNOON as an outgrowth of the
death of Patrolman Edward Lowery.
who was shot Friday night by Greek
ne placed under arrest, did not SUBJ
side until early this morning and the
ioll OF casualties was five persons suf-
fering from gunshot wounds. eleven
Greeks so badly beaten that they
We're taken to a hospital for treat
ment. and about fifteen other persons
suffering from assaults or as a result
of mlsdirected missiles intended for
the Greeks, on whom the wrath of
the maddened horde was sentered.
No estimate can be placed on the
financial loss resulting from the de-
struetion of property. Not less than
hve shops of importance were almost
wholly wrecked, while sixteen smaller
ones escaped less serious injury.
Last night the riots developed the
fact that every Greek in the city is
armed. III NO less than six Instances
did they show themselves prepared
10 defend their rights and they fired
INTO crowds indlscrlminately. The
arrest of nearly so rioters caused a
demonstration at the police station.
and only the display of firearms by
the police prevented the success OF
the mob to force its way into the
building.
The Greeks are employed mainly in
the packing houses. Many Japanese
are also employed there and express
sion of feeling against them similar
to the sentiment against the Greeks
is heard frequently. The city Off
clais have made all arrangements to
hurry company of militia to the
packing district in the event of trou-
BILE there and the governor has given
orders to three companies OF militia
to hold themselves in readiness.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-02-22

pay her. In return for this Panama
pay her. In return for this Panamans
ara to be admitted ii the lucrative
positions on the canal zone in our
service and ultimately in order to
permit Panama to recoup her losses
on account of the Cromwell treaties
she Is to be permitted to levy taxes
upon the army of Americans and 9TH
er employees we have sent to the 18TH
mus for the purpose OF building up
the canal"
These treaties continued MIR.
Rainey. have already been approved
by the administration in this country.
1t remains to be seen whether they
will be ratified by the general as
sembly of Panama and by the Senate
of the United states.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-02-22
EXTORTIONIST GETS
THIRTY SENTENCE

Kansas City, Feb. 22.-Robert b.
Bledsoe. of Dallas, Texas, who entered
the home of Lawrence NJ. Jones, a
millionaire merchant. and attempted
to extort $1,000, was sentenced to 80
years in the penitentiary here Satur-
day. He entered the plea of guilty
on the charge of attempted robbery.
The judge of the criminal court
said he regretted that he could not
sentence him to a longer term. He
said that the crime was the most dia-
bolical he ever heard of.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-02-22
MURDER SUFFERS
FROM A BREAKDOWN

benson shot and killed Mrs. w Ford,
a neighbor, and wounded Mr.. Ford
here yesterday and is now in the
county Jail suffering from a nervous
breakdown. The shooting took place
on the main thoroughfare of the town.
The cause of the shooting is not
known.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-02-22
HE wORKED ON SUNDAY.

Pittsburg, Feb. 22.-John G.. Ward
an official of the sabbath Observance
association of Uniontown, Pa, was
found guilty of working on Sunday
and fined 81 aud costs today. Ward
gathers the evidence for the organi-
cation
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-02-22
HIGH WIND DOES
DAGAGE IN KANSAS.

Wichita. Feb. 22-Persons arriv-
ing from Eldorado this afternoon say
that several buildings were destroyed
and four persons injured at Reece this
morning by high wind. Property loss
in the district north of Reece is re-
ported to be heavy
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-02-22
INDIAN HEAD MUST GO.

Philadelphia Feb. 22.-The famI-
"a Indian head on the present
penny piece will be used no more. In
it stead will be substituted Abra-
h IN Lincoln. The dies now i'm use
a." to be destroyed at the mint here
in a few days, following out the order
OF the treasury department. issued
s, eral days ago,
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-02-22
Against the Payment.

The situation Nj Cromwell is en-
deavoring TO force 10y the treaties is
that the United States is 10 be re-
quired 10 increase its treasury deficit
and 20 pay to Colombia $1,25O.O00
Panama impoverlshes herself by Civ
ing up the S1,25O,OO clearly belong
ing TO her am. give up for five years
after 1913 the revenue We propose TO
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-02-22
WEATHER FORECAST

Denver, COlo., Feb, 2l..-.Snow and
rain tonight. Fair and warmer Tuesday.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-02-22
Tribute TO Washington.

Judge Taft paid a high tribute to
the profession Of medicine. because II
had contributed TO the preservation
of the health of all the people. He
pointed out that the profession had
been exalted by its great discoveries
and by its assistance in the expansion
of our government in the tropics and
in the construction Of the Panama
canal.
After mentioning the great good In
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-03
De teatrO
/"LA REINA DEL COUPLET"

La eminente artista Blanca Matras,
alcanz6 anoche un extraordinario exito
en- Ella Camarona" y en- el estreno de
LA reina del couplet', obra que fue
muy bien presentada por la empresa y
en- la GU epudieron lucir SUI habilidad
los excelentes pintores escen6grafos her
manos Rios, que han hecho una decora-
cion imitando un incendio. digna de elo-
gio por todos conceptos.
Blanca Matlas en- las dos obras en- que
tom6 parte, hizo una labor extraordina-
ma, y fue aplaudidisima
La eminente artista, en- ell menor deta-
lie revela su talento privilegiado
Al final de La reina del couplet",
un exceso de naturalidad escenica, por
hacer tan q 10 viyo la confusion que sc
produce en- I'm edifcio incendiado, ne
llegaron hasta los espectadores las frases
del ibro
Esta noche Sc reptile la obra segura-
mente sc subsanara ell defecto apuntado.
La reina del couplet" gusto mucho,
y en- su Interpretation con la senora Ma
tras, en- primer termino, no obstante ell
papel ligerisimo que tenia, destacaron
la gentil Rosita Perez, la caracteristica
sonora Pascual y Nadal, Ramirez Cor
t6s.
Esta noche es La Ultima function de la
temporada.
De la orquesta no hay que decir. que
estuvo admirable, dirigida por ell macs
tro Campos.
Domingo Orosco.
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De reQ'resO

En- el vapor frances que ha entrado
esta manana en- maestro puerto, pro-
ce'lente de Europa, regresan q esta is
La Ia distinguida esposa de nuestro
buen amigo y companero don JOSE
Maria Lomba y sus ninos encantado--
res, O]ivita y Eduardito.
AL muelle fuerom recibir 3 la es-
timada familia de nuestro amigo, dis
t;ncuidas personalidades de esta capi-
tai, dar la bienvenida la DANA ex-
clarecida que une & su trato exQuisi
to el prestigio de sus atlas virtudes.
Con ell regreso de la sonora de Lom-
ba, nnestra sociedad recupera un ele>
mento valiosisimo, verdaderam'ente in
sustituible.
Ell BOLETIN envfa su mas afectm-
so saludo de biemvenida, a la familia
estimadisima de nuestro buen amigo
"Pepe Bloma," al que felScita en- es
te dia, para 81, de suprema algeria
por hallarse otra vez junto & los Sc
res que quiere tanto.
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10 De Vega b2jja
Unn denuncia en- 81 aire

M corresponsal en- aquel pueblo CO.
mQnica 10 siguienke:
Con feoha "a de JuniO ce1ebriba-
sc en- La Corte de Vega-Bsja, un Jul
clio por juegos prohibidos, contra Juan
Va0Quez otros. La denuncia era d /
policla Robes. Por otra jugada sor-
prendMa en- el barrio de Candelaria.
faeron pentenciados a dollars de
multa el Va2quez y otro. Al hailarse
detenido sc lamentaba Vazquez de que
la polic1a lie hab1a sorprendido por
tan pequeno delito, pero que no ha-
b1an dado cuenta el polic1a Robes y
el guar1ia Carranza de la jugada del
dia Is de Abr1 que era Ia mas i'm
portante.
Parece que este Nego q conocmien-
to del cabo Charon, seg1n denuncia
del VaAquez, y aqu6l orden6 una In
vestigaci6n- Sc cit6 a RabeA = en- mo-
mento que declaraba este, Sc asegu-
IA que dl6 una bofetada ell policia Ro-
bles estando pTesente el cato. Rsb Il
inform6 al cabo de la policia de todo
Ia acaeciI]o EN- la jugada y desp1res
al juez de paz de Vega-alts 4 quien
tambi6n hizo presente la aggression en-
ell cuarhea.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-03
Ell nuDdo i|u. trad0' ,

Hemos recibido un ejemplar de ess-
te semanario literario art1stic0 que
SC pnblica en- la capital de MSjica,
y del que IS agente general en- Ia n
la, nuestro amigo don Manuel Gra6a
Boneta.
Entire :as informacIones graz flcas qtae
pubilca, esta Una art istHca plana dedR-.
cada la esplerdala tiple espanola EfG
ma Fons, que fge1a ccmo estrella en-
la compailia de opera que ka lido d
estrenar el te4tro Colon, de MeiicO, Y
que pxobablementey vemdra s Puemf0
Rico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-03
B| arrcllQ de MaZal
LA PERSECUTION DE
LOS BIIiLETES
OTRAS INFORMACIONES

Trabajos verificados por la detective
durante las veinticuatro hOraS 1ltimas:
En- San Juan son detenidos Juan Clau-
1io, por vender billetes de loter1a, y Eze-
quiel Heredero, por abuse de confianza
Aver a las nueve fue sorprendida una
jugada 10 prohibido en- la casa de Vic
torio Salas, sta en- la calle de Ia Tanca,
habiendOse arrestado seis individuos.
En- Ponce fue detenido Luis Mazan
(alias) Cafri, pOr cuatro escalamientos y
un hurtO, cometidos en- varias fechas
ocupandosele varios efectos que tenia en-
terrados debajo dc su casa.
FL fiscal le pide 1000 dollars de fian-
"a.
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EnferrnO

Desde antes de aver esta enfermo, aun-
que no de cuidado afortunadamente,
nuestro querido amigo don Eudosio de
la Cuetara, socio gerente del BOLETIN
MERCANTIL.
In1til nos parece consignar, dada Ia
estimation altisima en- que tenemos al
distinguido enfermo, que le deseamos la
mas pronta mejoria.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-03
I'll s de Julio

Este es tambi6n IN dia c1asieo parz1
La Libertad de America. Nuest1a veci-
ma hermana Ia RepIblica de Vene-
zuela celebra el SO aniversario de L.
declaration de su undergraduates, la
que tuvo por corolariO cinco Rep6-
blicas ibres en- la America del Sur.W
Genio del immortal Bolivar surge al
par de Washington para lucllar por
hacer libres pueblcs que por largos
a1ioB suspiratan por un puesto entire
las naciones independientes.
Muchas en- verdad han sidO las VIE
cisitmdes por las cuales ha pasado We
nezuela, pero el amor de sus MjOs Z
eu hbertad siempre ha sido inalterable.
" 81 e1uores de raza y de educacidh
democr5tica han pesado en- CONTRA en-
la balanza del progreso, tambidn eS
cierto que en- toda epoca a pueblo
Venezolano ha estalo dspuesto sa-
crificarlo todo por el precioso legads
del Padre de la Patr;a.
Los recientes aconteeimientOs poll
tlcOs han eenala6o una nueva 6pOca
en- su historic, pues parece que n
fin ha surgido un hombre que, hiiO
del trabajo y ageno las iantrigas, Pc
uueneces y odios de la politica se pzU~
pone es.ablecer un Gobierno progre-
siEta que invite el capital extranEe1o
y de garantfas la Immigration
va Sc ha asomado la idea de cen
IA ales aMlcareTas con capitales PueF-
torrmuenos, en- las cua'es los hijoe de
esta terra que hoy emigran al Ha-
Waii, puedan ir : bufcar trabajo, en-
ccntran1o el pan en- IN pals que nsp
vacilara en- llamarles lmjos y haccr1es
|part1cipes de sM riquezas y liberia
des. asf como tambien de sus debEli-
dades politicas-
Ell puertorriqueno en- Venezuela no es
extranjero, Y q clima, la riqueza del ssle--
10 Y el caracter de sus hijos, haran unG
patria mas deseada one las a1eladas pEa-
vas del Pseifco
Ell senor Hernandez, Consul de We
nezue}a, nos anuncla que el Gobierno ha
,ombrado la Junta Directiva que orga-
nizara ia celebration del primer cente-
mario de la Independencia, dicha Jun-
ia aceptara gustosa Ia collaboration de
los hijos de esta isla, que quieran con-
tribuir con su inteiigencia labores 6
hacer mas esplenditlas las festas que sgs
iniciazan el S sde Julio de 1911.
Ell Consulate Venezolano tendra el hs-
ines, enarbolado el pahell6n nacional
|sera visltado por eompatriotas y simpa-
ltizadores de Venezuela, para conmemorar
tam glorsosa fecha.
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SoCedadeS Incorporates

En- La Secretarfa de Puerto Rico han
sidO archivados los axticulOs de La Cor.
poraci6n f'Benitez Sugar Ca::' con un
capital de 100000 dollars. Forman La
mencionada sociedad los senores Jo-
sc j. Benitez Diaz, Carlos Benitez
Castano y Jose L. Benitez Castafio.
Tambjen ha sido incorporate en- la
misma Secretaria, Ia sociedad "Inabo-
ma Indiana Tmcture" con capital de
10000 dollars. Son socios los se1ores
Vicente Balh&S Caps, Angel j. Ristor-
celli y Jose Carl6s Lopez.