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at her Chicago home last week. and
will leave the latter part of June for Ell
beron, N. j., where she has a summer
place.
Evening star., 1909-05-23

Continued on Second Pase.)
Evening star., 1909-05-23

Gen. and Mrs. Hoxie entertained
Thursday evening at their home on
street In honor of the ladies of Lincoln
Circle G< A. r. A fine musical program
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H.BAlAIsON

ANAINE or ENGLAND School co IN OLD COUNTRY
PRlNQPeL ARCH TIE CToae lame TO VANCOUVER
AeHur Two eNo one talH TeAes 600 ANp Hes
olN(e UN0eRrAkek LARGE WORK HAVING
PRePA REQ PLANS FOR me RorqAN CarttoLlo MISSION
At No,VANeooveR AN orte RS HIS --LATEST SUCCESS
EXPEDITION B1lipjESy et HeS4NeS hRk MS r1at<es
The 4H Tine 7 THAT tie aS WON IN COMPETITOR
re has LOTS OF IMPORTANT WORK on tAho koN~
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-JoJeMILLER

nR rIyLes -pees Extielnon asoe r'o- pRss .. s
Se ,:D 2 Sc er1s RFs soeS
SsyeRal YEARS AGO ne ties nhbe a STRcse HosD
BU>iheSS nan
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GE0.rNS RADDEN.

6APE4Eo; ms SRAbpEN- WHO NlAS BUILDING INSPECTOR
raj oa e F0 as e s rT, az S Sessm e
s.teae ne g ncg otRylns y, rfteo IeRr1 He IS
m9 SOPeRIoR kNoWLeoee or Rect ESTATE AND
HIS AGILITY TO ADvi3n INVESTORS has rane r1r
f'ISr1s 9PApoEh5 LAST ELECTION WAS eY ae1lArAnon
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leading to scenic features OF
Grandeur aud hcsu,v
inc aggressive advertising cam
palFn being conducted this summer
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OF Vancouver, y. O.. though the
yaneouv,, Topri., association 4,
craving une a''eht'oh OF prao'ieAiiS
the whole continent To the hustllnK
western canaaiAp sStf'
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VANCOUVER, B. e. IS One OF THE MOST IMPORTANT
COMMERCIAL CNTERS OF The PACIFIC NORTHWEST

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eV OF vancouver canadas
~ vss'srly commercial and In
tzrizl metropolis. is situated on
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GEO. H. COWAN

eok1lrloNs nlAr ere CONS 3 iRiNG 10 rdAts
ss neHt a, es e os1 PSa FAT sSsJ
y g4s MoBLe re, (oySAh- Is 4. G. hno
Is q Ho4orER AND IS a eATHoSlAsTit toRs'
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Of modern city. lts domestic wa
tor supply is one Of the finest in
the world. the sources Of which are
sufficient to supply the needs Of
city very many times It's present
sire An efficient tram system con.
meets all parts OF the city. and sub.
urban services are provided to
New Westminster and other points
on the Fraser river. The school
buildings are large and handsome
structures, and ample provision ls
made for the educational needs Of
the growing city. The various civic
departments are we'll equipped. Of.
ficlently manned. and very ably d.,
roeted.
Among the features OF recreatlyo
interest may be mentioned Stanley
Park. which is admitted to be one
OF the finest on the continent Il
contains one thousand acres OF
magnificent forest, with roadways.
bride paths and trails sufficiently
numerous and extended to permit
enjoyment Of Ia beauties.
Near It IA English Bay. delight
ful bathing beach. which. during
the summer months. is thronged
with hundreds Of pleasure seekers,
inland Waterways.
The inland waterways contracting
with Burrard Inlet afford splendid
facilities for short excursion trips
TO nearby camping grounds and
pleasure resorts. Across the inlet,
close to the city Of North Van.
couver, are fishing streams, noun.
tain trails, and splendid roadways
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hAsH ItfHTNA H'aath At't'
are three trains day each way on
the Canadian Pacific railway. five
trains daily each way to Seattle on
the American lines. besides a boat
service Of three boats a day each
way to Seattle and to Victoria. D. C.
There are also boats four times a
week each way to Prince Rupert
and other northern points.
Vancouver enjoys an ideal looa.
tlon. being particularly well adapt
ed for business purposes. and at
the same time possessing the best
possible conditions for a place OF
residence. The business section Of
the city. together with the older
residential portion, Is situated on
peninsula with gentle elevation.
sloping both norihward and south
ward to the salt water channels
which all but surround IL From
the shores OF one Of these channels.
False Greek. the land rises gradu-
ally on three sides. forming a natu-
raj amphlthea're, practically every
part of the city having an outlook
to the water. The streets are wide
and well paved. and the residences
and business houses include build
ings OF the most modern character,
and Of substantial structure. Il Is
difficult for one seeing the city
now for the first time to realize
that less than 20 years ago 1t was
but rude frontier hamlet
Has Fine Water.
Vancouver \ equipped with all
the convenietfces and neeessaries
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-10-04

Total. ................ IL 9mills. $27,387
j. P. Pogue, Mayor.
George, Kirk, Chairman.
Thomas Maloy, City Clerk.
In addition to the above report
there are the following spedial
assessments:
ScavangeT. Observation-Disclosures. $252.o1
Street Sprinkling. 1880
Sewer Observation-Disclosures. 1850
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N EW
commissioners On Nj ! 81

This afternoon, the presi-
dents of village councils,
chairmen of town boards
and Mayor Pogue selected
the following commissioners
to succeed Yves Wright, in
the First Commissioner dis
trict;; F.. O.. Sibley, in the
Third, and A: W. Danaher,
in the Fifth:
First-W. C.Schroeder,
merchant, Bemidji.
7hird-Lars q. Myhre,
farmer, Town of Liberty.
Fifth-Wi|liam Fellows,
business m an-farmer,
Tenstrike.
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GOOD SHOW At BR|NKMAN
THEATER ALL THIS WEEK
Triple Bill of Advanced, Refined vaude.
villa, UP-to-Date Moving Pictures,
Fine illustrated Song.

There will be an especially
attractive bill at the Brinkman
Family Theater, this week-vaude-
vile attractions that are really of a
high-class and deserving crowded
houses ever evening.
There will really be a triple
bill-three distinct acts of excel
lence.
Maxine Wells, a talented ventrilo-
quist, will give the first act of this
kind ever produced here. This
lady comes higly recommended. -
Hickman and Lydston will appear
here for the first time, in a singing,
talking and dancing oddity, The
Cynic and the Girl" They are said
to be royal entertainers and will
almost produce smiles on a craven
image. s,....'
Dolliver and Rogers, singing and
dancing soubrettes, will again greet
their local friends. These ladies
were the first vaudeville team to
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-10-04

In making the tax levy for the
coming year the tax board have
aimed to leave the rate of taxation
the same as last year, the changes
in the bridget being as follows:
The sinking fund has been re-
duced two mills, and the following
increases made in other funds:
Permanent Improvement. LIZ mills
ROOT Observation-Disclosures. .75millS
Library OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .25millS
Interest NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. mills
otate.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. L mills
In making the estim ates for the
coming year the valuation of the city
has been estimated to be $1,53O,OOO.
The exact valuation of the city can
not be determined until the returns
have been made by the State Board
of Equalization.
The tax board took into considera-
ton the fact that the sinking fund is
increasing much faster t h n
necessary to meet the demands and
necessary payments on the present
bonded indebtedness, therefore
reduced this from 3 mills to 7 of a
mill.
In addition to the above taxes as
noted, the city receives about $751;
900 per year for liquor licenses, rs
per cent of which goes to the sink
ing fund.
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GRAND JURY ADJOURNED:
INDICTMENTS FOR THREE
Judge Wright Directed Verdict for Eric
~ Nelson vs.. the Village Of @
Blackjack. ~

The grand jury at the present
term of court concluded its labors
late Saturday afternoon and were
discharged.
Just prior to adjournment, the
jury presented to the court one in
dictment for larceny, one TO. i'm
personating an officer, and one for
falsely presenting claim to a public
officer, none of which were made
public, as the party or parties
against whom indictments were re-
turned had not been arraigned, up
to noon today. ,.
Before making the report, Judge
Wright informed the members of
the grand jury that the docket
which had been used by Justice M.
G.. Slocum was on file in the clerk of
courts Office and could be used by
the jury in their deliberations. The
returning of the three indictments
followed closely on the receiving of
justice docket.
The grand jury, through the FORE
man, Henry Plummer, also presented
the following report:
I'VE, the grand jury of Beltrami
county, now in session, have visited
the county Jail, under charge of
Sheriff Hazen, and find it is IN as
good order as possible under exist
ing circumstances. We would rec
ommend the purchase and placing
of the new locks in the Jail, as a
quantity of keys are lost; we think
new fushers should be put in the
water closets; also to pad the insane
cell.
The county stable is in bad
shape, dirty and unhealthy. -
The fence around the court
house grounds, in many places, is
broken down and should be repaired
and rebuilt.
The case of Eric Nelson VS.. the
Village of Blackjack was concluded
this morning. The attorneys for the
plaintiff, Messrs. Crowell, Spooner
and Brown, moved that the court
instruct the jury to- find verdict for
the plaintiff. This motion was
amended by Messrs. McKusick and
Wilson, that the court dismiss the
case against all the defendants ex-
cept the Village of Blackjack. These
motions were argued and Judge
Wright directed a verdict for the
plaintiff.
The attorneys for the defendant
village announced there would be a
motion for new trial and that the
case would be taken to the supreme
court.
This case is an interesting one, in
that the plaintiff, Eric Nelson, paid
the Village of Blackjack the sum of
$500 for liquor license, which license
was revoked before the expiration OF
the term of the license.
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ON JOURNEY OF INSPECTION
Secretary BalIinger Will Look Over
Various Projects.

Seattle, Wash, Oct 4-Secretary of
the Interior Ballinger will leave, here
shortly on journey of inspection of
irrigation projects and investigation
Of other matters under his supervi-
sion. He will visit the ore land re.
clamation project in California, Lake
Tahoe, the Truckee-Carson reclama-
tlon works and water power projects
and at the presidents special request
he will spend several days in the
Hetch Hetchy valley, where San Fran
cisco is seeking water supply, be-
ing opposed by those who say it would
destroy the Yosemite scenery.
Mr.. Ballinger will continue his trip
to Arizona and New Mexico and will
go to Oklahoma, where oil pipe line
extensions over Usage lands are in
controversy.
Mr.. Ballinger will arrive In Wash
ington the first week in November.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-10-04
'TAEG.,.N| is
|SPARR;|NG {:
Jim Hills Surveyors Are
Watching 500 Operations
in Clearwater
County.

Bagley, Oct. 4.-(Special to Pho
neer.)- A rumor which will not
down, and which apparently has
some foundation, is that the line
surveyed from Thief River Falls to
Weme postoffi ce;,:,s in Clearwater
county, by a large party of
engineers, under the name of the
Great American Railroad company,
is in reality a Great Northern sur
vey.
The line, from all indications, will
connect with the Great Northern at
either Ebro or Bagley and pass just
south of the 500, cutting off all of
the best territory in Clearwater,
northern Polk and Red Lake coun-
ties.
What gives color to the rumor is
the fact that the route selected has
the very best grade, is run in such
shape as to cut off all the best farm
ing country from the 500, and the
further fact that the engineers, now
that they have run and staked out
their line through the richest por-
tons of these counties, are quietly
resting at their camps and watching
the route selected by the 500 through
Clearwater county, with the inten-
ton, apparently, of continuing their
survey in this county in the manner
best suited to get the best territory
| with the building of the least number
of miles.
Should the 500 people build their
line sixteen to eighteen miles north
of Bagley, the proposed line will no
doubt connect with the Great
Northern at Ebro, but should they
build twelve miles north of Bagley,
the line will then be run direct to
Bagley, shutting off the richest
farming country in the county from
the 500.
This party of surveyors have been
in the \ field for the past six
weeks, but have been doing their
work so quietly, and in such an un.
obstrusive way, that they attracted
but very little attention.
(The above special from Bagley
would indicate that the Great
Northern Railway: is becoming
seriously alarmed at the prospect OF
losing much of the territory which
was heretofore included in its
exclusive" shipping points. While
it may be true that the G.. N. is
running lines north of Bagley, it
may also be true that it is the same
old scheme of getting busy" in
order to make showing against its
hereditary enemy-the 500 Railway
.company-an it is doubtful if the
1 line would ever be built.-Ed.
Pioneer.) -.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-10-04
TAX BUDGET FOR THECITY
PREPARATORY COMMITTEE
Will Be Presented to City Council at Tonights Meeting
u Levy Is About the Same as That
Last Year -.

The city board of tax levy, which
is composed of mayor, ]. P. Pogue,
the president of the council, George
Kirk, and the city clerk, Thomas
Maloy, have made up the city tax
budget for the coming year, which
will be submitted to the city council
this evening for their approval and
which is as follows:
To the common council of Bemidji,
Minnesota:
The undersigned board of tax
levy report the following rate of
taxation for the year 1910 on a
valuation of $1,530,OOO levied by
them on property of the City of Be-
midi, viz:
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National Banks
Are the safest

places to bank; for the UNITED
STATES LAWS as we'll as the most rigid CT
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play at the Brinkman, and their
splendid work at that time left a
lasting impression of goodness.
They come here direct from the
Majestic Theater at St. Paul, where
they played last. week and made a
hit with Sanity City" Theater
patrons.
With the best moving pictures
that the film market affords, a good
illustrated song, and advanced
vaudeville, patrons of the Brinkman
Family Theater are really getting a
SOC show for only Csc.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-10-04
ANNUAL REPORT COUNTY
FAIR, BY THE SECRETARY
The Association in Fairly Prosperous Condition. Thanks
to Economical Management of Offcias.-Premi.
ums Paid Amounted to Over $500.
To the Editor Pioneer

To the Editor Pioneer
submitting of the Fourth Annual Fair wish
endeavo the public something
equenly fell disbursement which
believe will acceptable those who willingly
ther to insure
thank the ladies' Mrs. F. S. Arnold, Mrs. John c. Parker
Stanton, ladies
thank Pioneer with special thanks G. Ruedge
Blackjack
who generously their and bring the Fair
completion only
will bear in mind the FAIR OF 1910.
Yours truly,
w. G. Schroeder Pres
w. R. Mackenzie, Sec.
Summary of the Fair of 1909.
Balance deficit 1908 1882
Deficit 19O9....... 81 rs S 1913 rs
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-10-04
Receipts.

NcCclplS.
July /, Gollmar Bros. Circus. s.
July 22, Yankee Robinson Circus
Sept. s, Beltrami County. .......
Premiums 1908 fair ret'd by
state auditor.
w. G. Schroeder, Pioneer Publish
ing Co., F. S. Lycan, Douglass
Lbr. Co.. Northern Grocery Co.,
Bemidji Lbr. Co., Warfeld Elec-
trio Co., Farmers Land Co., Bel
trami Elevator 8. Nc. Co., E.
H. Winter & Co., E. E. Gearlds,
Lumbermens Nat. Bank, Be-
midi Brewing Co., Fred Brink
man, First National Bank,
Edwin Gearlds, E. o. Moore &
Co., J. j. Opsahl, Crookston Lbr.
Co., Fitger Brewing Co., Swift
& Company Each $40. .....
Bazaar Store, E. A. Barker, j. P.
Lahr, Bisiar & Murphy, Gill
Bros, W. j. Markham, C. M.
Bacon, Schneider Bros, W. A.
Mcdonald, A. B. Palmer, G. 7.
Baker & Co., E. N. French &
Co., Earl Cell, W. M. Ross, Jno.
Armstrong. Chas. Nangle, w.
M. McCuaig, Klein & Hagberg,
Graham g. Doran, E. E. McDon-
aid, Roe & Markusen, X. Nc
liver, j. O. Harris, F. w. Rhoda,
La Chappelle & Kramar,
Calvin & Tanner, John A.
Dalton, H. Stechman, Louis
Anderson, J. E. Croon,A. Burke,
International Hotel, A. P. Ly-
sacker, M. E. Ibertson, Grand
Forks Lbr. Co., Frank Silversack,
Cormonton & Hanson, Geo. Nc
Taggart, DR.. Gilmore, Chris
Olson, L. L. Berman.-Each SIS.
L. Abercrombie,
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Disbursements.

Disbursements.
Aug. 20, express on Wheelock
adVt. l 80
July l, Cline, police duty ...... 2 so
Sept. Lumbermens N. Bk., note 1926 90
Sept. q, First Nat Bk., note. .... 1926 90
advanced to pay premiums 19O8.)
Sept. 8, for banners for schools
and races etc............. Is rs
Sept. 8, W. r. Mackenzie, tele-
grams. 2 IS
Sept. 8, C. Wintersteen and son
lumber and labor. 81 33
Sept 8, j. T, Tuomy, auto race. rs 90
Sept. s, A. A. Anderson, auto
Recommendations. rs 90
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-10-04
City water Shut Off.

0Tsy WuteI 011us 0T1s
Notice is hereby given that the
city water will be shut off tomorrow
from 8 until 10 O'Clock a. m. for the
purpose of making neces sary repairs
to the system.
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Balance 333 70
Secured by premiums paid
and owed by the State of
Minnesota amounting to
about. S 500 90
Value of buildings etc., at fair
grounds. ........... $50 90
Net value of assets over LA
bilities. 816 %
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-16
EN- LA C0RTE MUNICIPAL DE LA
CAROLINA, p. r.
AMALIO CEPEDA Y LANZ0,
VS..
|BERNABE TORRES Y OTR0S
Modification de sentencia
Estados Unidos de America, FL Pre-
sidente de los Estados Unidos.
Ell Pueblo de Puerto Rico. s. 8.

a Bernabela Ayendc y Calcano, sus
| hercderoS. Sucesores q cansahablentes.
Por 81 presente cdicto que Sc pu-
blicara una vcZ por semans durante
scis scmanas cdnsecaItivas So notriica
4 ustedes q sean demandados anteS
nombrados, que 81 ha presentado en-
Ia oficina del Secrctario de In Corte
Municipal del Distrito Judicial Mu-
nicipal de Carolina, i. II. la deman-
da del actor antcs cItado, on la cuai
80 solicita So declare que la scnten-
Ella dictada en- - de Agosto de LOS
por esta Corte contra Bcrnabc To-
rrcs V los herederos, Sucesores y
causa habientes de Bernabela Ayende y
Calcano. sc entienda para todos sliS
efectoS legales como dictada tamblen
contra La misma Bernabela Ayende Y
Calcano q srs h~erederos, SucesoreS q
causahabienteS, declarando adcmas que
todaS las 6riencS dictadaS y proceed
mlcntoS SegtndoS para clIlfhlr la re
ferida S%eutencia Sc entfendan dlctados
~ practicadoS contra Ia referida Ber-
nabcla Ayende y Calcano, c~ondenando
en- coStas a los demandados que Sc
lopongan.
Y sc notifica a ustedes que de no
contcstsr dlcha demanda dentro dc
diez. veintc 8 cuarcnta dias rcspecti-
Iydmentc. segin residieren dentro de
| este Distrito. fuera de 81 Q fuera de
la Isha, FL de%mandante podra pedlr
Sc dbctn sentedlcia on rebeIdia.
Y por orden del honorable .juez d
esta Corte. y Il Solicitnd del abogado
| del d4maIRiantc dom Enrique Gonzalez
| Darder, firmo el prcsente edlrto en
Ia Carolina Il les Il dfas de Abril de
| mil novtclentoS nueyc.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-16

ESCrDOs DE PUERTO RICO. enxuSores. taaaao graote E . 0n
CODIGO MASONICO, en- coorea t&mzno grande, {. ia
DISCURSO NOTABLE de ID. Luis AvaaG Rivera, ca @sA GrW@aa
y retrato del autor.a a. - E. - o8
"LLEvAME AL CINE. MAMA, DANA aradsda pr Arsposso. = "a
LA MARIPoSA". mazurka pWs paao pr Geanio @e J Naae-
pna de salon. . . ga
LAS DOS PALOMAS', dana cshasa. Pzrn aaana Per Geeao Ac
j Nunez. - E ~ 80
PLANO DE LA CAPITAL , coutovaas n c35rs, { "a
GIROS DE FELICIT sCION pos Ao Ngevo. g efnrtws. os
SORPRESA PARA Fl Ola DE ISoCENTES. IN cogrs, 6szaho
de csra. 10 ejempars- ga
rARJETAs PARA kHo NvEvO. rnsts g-a oH FER en- lz u
tads Unidos 40 rorias 80
NsPAS DELLA ISIS. en- odors I1Hs go<z&0S 4. . oe
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-16
B anCOS

ACCIONES
Banco Territorial y Agricola $50.
Ranco de Puerto Rico s..
American Colonial Bank $3.50 zoo
rEDULAS HlPOTECARlAS
0auco Territorial y Ag1icola:
Eu,sioaes 3" 5" 800.
I1en 6. 500.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-16

vapor espa1ol Catalina. Tomara
puerto 81 prnnero de Mayo, para Sc
guir viaje o destino a Vigo, Coruna
~Santander, Cadiz y Barcelona.
Consignatarios, Sobrinos dc Izquser
10 y Go.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-16
VELEROS DE LA LINEA BENNER

Goleta americana Stanley S-arnan.
Saldra de New York para esta, q 80
del corrIente.
Cosignatarso&, Solrinos T. Ez-
quiaga.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-16
BUQUEs t~NUNCIADOs

vapor espanol Miguel Gallart. IA
liz de Barcelona el 81 del pasado pa
ra csta. hacienda las escalas inferno
dias.
Consignatarios, S. de Izquierdo y Go
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-16

Varor c*panol Pho TX. Saldra d
Barcelona cl II del corriente para "a
narias. Puerto Rico y Cuba.
Consignatarios, Sobrinos de Izqnle1
do y Go.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-16

Pe1a. Nicqucs.
Voluntad, Faj.ardo.
Carmen, Faiardo.
Maria Artau, Nicqucs.
Ala Blanca, Naguabo.
Dos IIcrmanos, Fa.jardo.
Uberita, descargando.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-16

Goleta americana Republic. Saldr&
de New York para esta el ~ de Ma
.yo entrante.
Cmsieratsrios, scbrinos de Ez-
quiaga.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-16
'@@visGa Commercial


Goteta americana Carmille May Pa
gc.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-16

Buques en- puerto
I. ~la.1AS, .,s.S h2ssas u
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-16

Sc admiena demas mcrcaderfas V todoS efectos para ser venddos en-
pr Official autorizado. va sean las vcntaS voIunariaS 8 por dnpo-
sic6n dc Ia Autoridad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-16
DE LA COSTA

Costeros Ala Blanca. Dos HERNIA
DOS Y Uberita.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-16

Kcnwood, descargando.
Gemencia, dcscargando.
Bayard Barnes, descargandO.
Henry Krcger, dcscargando.
Robert i. Murphy, dcscargando.
Philadelphia, descargando.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-16

Contra los recibos dc dep6sito que sc expiden Sc obiene
teres m6dico por el plazo que .dure el ~dep6sito-