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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-01-14
S b 6, Heghley-New pure drug

S B 8, Ewert Establishing an in
ebriate asylum at Highmore and
carrying an appropriation.
S b 8, Bryne Two cent railroad
rate bill
) b 10, Byrne Regulating life
insurance companies formed under
laws of this state.
S b III, Thoreson-Requiring life
insurance companies to invest GER
tain securities in South Dakota.
S B IL, Andrews Liability of
counties, townships and towns for
bridges, roads, etc.
S B Is, Notwithstanding
garnishee laws.
S B Ia, Andrews -Duties Of chair.
men of county central committees.
S b 10, John son of Kingsbury-
Providing penalties for participants
in chiravari parties.
S B l6, johnson OF Kingsbury-
Providing penalties for depredaticns
committed on Halloween.
S b IL, Johnson of Kingsbury-
Relating to election of county COM
missioners.
S b Is, Laxson-Requiring rein
surance reserve for mutual fire insur-
ance companies.
S B 10, Laxson--L Limiting contin
gent liability Of mutual fire insur-
ance companies.
S b 20, Seward Providing notice
to owners of property of special
assessment.
S b Fl, Ewert = Relating to SER
vice of legal process against domes-
tic corporations.
S j r /, Ewert Relating to pub
lie waterways.
Senate-Fifth Day.
Prayer and roll call.
President appointed Curtiss, Dill
Ion and McCullen to meet with
like committee from the house on
joint rules.
January Goth, February 9th and
March 9th fixed as pay days.
The following bills were intro
duced.
S B %, Jordan-Regulating sale
OF intoxicating liquors in proximity
of public schools.
S B %, Danforth-Abrogating the
common law rule of riparian rights
and defining rights of riparian
owners.
S B "a, Danforth-R Relating to
fencing the railroad right OF way.
S B %, Byrne--Regulating
charges by express companies.
S B 26, Relating to Ger.
tilted copy of abstract of votes cast
for members of the legislature.
S b u, Dillon-To refund the
money secured from North Carolina
on the prosecution of the bond case
few years ago.
S B %, Dillon Revising the dut-
les of the regents of education.
S B 20, Dillon Relating to the
acceptance and collection of grants,
devises, behests, deviations, etc.
S B 80, Dillon Providing more
education for parties desiring to
practice dentistry in South Dakota.
S b 81, Dillon-Amending section
81 revised political code relating to
collection of behests, etc., by the
state.
S B 80, Mcpherson Relating to
re-assessments for special improve
ments.
S B 33, Seward Fixing the
standard of butter fat in milk, cream
and butter.
Hans Erickson, William ferguson
and ]. A. Smith appointed senate
committee clerks and sworn in.
Housc--First Day.
Chief Clerk James w. Cone Of the
tenth session, called the roll Of the
house members.
The oath OF Office was administered
by Hon. Charles S. Whiting Of the
state supreme court. and when the
members had subscribed thereto was
fled with the secretary Of state.
The following officers we're elected
for the session:
! N. ]. CLANCY, speaker.
J. w. Cone, chief clerk.
9. O. Van Camp. lst asst. clerk.
w. II. Burdrn End asst c,>rL
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| speaker autnOrlZeu Dy TcSOiusIon
to appoint six stenographers as com.
mittee clerks.
One thousand copies each of Gov.
Crawford's and Gov. Vessey's inaug-
ural address ordered printed and
bound in cloth.
Newell, Floyd and Wooley ap.
pointed as a committee to secure
committee rooms outside of state
house.
Resolution adopted authorizing
the speaker and president of senate
to secure one expert typewriter for
use during the session.
January 18th, February 10th and
March 9th fixed as pay days for
house members and employees.
House-Third Day.
Prayer and Roll call.
Oscar Kilness appointed expert
stenographer for house.
The speaker announced the fol-
lowing committees.
Appropriations Cable, Nor5eck,
Fitch, Schamber, Bartine, Smith,
Wooley, Mertens, Hale.
Agriculture and horticulture
Otto, Thuron, Lakings, Sem, Mendel
johnson of Minnehaha, Thompson,
Ziebach.
Banks and banking -Issenhuth,
Norbeck, Van Ruschen, Kinney,
johnson of Clark, Behnke, Kjeld-
seth, Rannum, Swanson, PARROT,
Brady.
Capitol grounds and buildings
Newell, Meyers, Rebstein, Parton,
Sedan, Hebal, Fryslie.
Charitable institutions-Pete
of Lincoln, Helgerson, Scott of
Minnehaha, Meyers, Miller, Ingvald-
son, Fryslie.
Correction of house journal
Wipf, Dudley, Gordon.
Counties and towns Peterson of
Clay. Peterson, Martin, Kjeldseth,
Plowman, Thompson, Scott of Min
nehaha.
Corporations Stoner, Erickson,
Morris, Thuron, Cherington, Moody,
Bradley.
Education-Larson of Union,
Larson of Minnehaha, Arnold,
Sedan, English, Forbes, Helgerson,
Thuron, Oien, Wipf, Gardner.
Engrossed and enrolled bills
johnson of Clark, Raben, Rannum,
Abbott, Dudley.
Federal relations Whitney,
Raben, Walker, Haugse, Erickson.
Fish and game Drake, Englesby,
Peterson of Day, North, Patton,
OBrien of Lawrence, Raben.
Food and dairy products Simon
son, Plowman, Cherington, Peker-
son of Day, johnson of Minnehaha,
Mertens, Sasse.
Highways bridges and ferries
johnson of Minnehaha, johnson Of
Roberts, Brynjulson, Bonice, Swan.
son, Burnstad, Mendel.
immigration Englesby, Larson
OF Minnehaha, Warner, Whiting,
Newell, Price, White.
Indian Affairs Norbeck, Elson,
Nelson, Salzsiedler, Heffernan, Davis
Kilmyr.
Irrigation and Drainage Bryn.
julson, Martin, Warner, Nelson,
Peterson of Clay, Sutherland,
|O'Brien of Bon Homme.
Insurance Wooley, Giles, Wipf,
English, White, Fowler.
Judiciary Morris, Taylor, Bar
tine, Fowler, Whiting, Van Ruschen
Newell, Roberts, Mcdonnell.
Live stock Mccain, Floyd, SUIT b.
erland, Hauges, Behnke, Negaard
Hale.
Manufacturing Hale, Otto. Fan
|oemel, North, Buanstad. Roberto
Brady,
Medicine surgery and pharmacy
lsssse, Rebstein. Bentley, Suther
land 'NeIson, johnson d Robsrt,
Rstte. ~ \. \
Military saairs- Bentley. Meyers
Iwooley, Stodsr, Enslssby, Miller
Doviss.
tcousipusd On psgs ~
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Goodsell, Laxon, Mcclellan, Rowe,

son, Pickett, Shaw of Hutchinson
Douglass, Williams.
Charitable and penal institution,
Goodsell, Bell, Dillon, Hale, John
son of Kingsbury, Rowe, Scroggs.
Capitol buildings and grounds
Williams, Bates, McCullen, NJ
Pherson, Rowe, Weaver.
Cities and municipal corporation,
Bates, Amsdem, Curtiss, Hitch
cock, Seward, Strohbehn.
Counties and towns-M Mcpherson
Anderson, Danforth, Lockhart, Row,
Stokes, Yeager.
Elections-Thoreson, Curtiss
Hare, HegLley, johnson of Lake
Lawson, McCullen, Norbeck, Tobin
Observation-Disclosures, Amsdem
Bobb, Goodsell, Hoese, Shaw o.
Douglass, Steohbehn, Williamson.
Engrossed and enrolled bills
Amsdem, Jordan, Nyquist, Pickett
Wasnuk.
Federal resolutions -Amsdem,
Curtiss, Arneson, Danforth. Laresen
Lockhart, May.
Highways and bridges Williams,
Bobb, Hawkins, Hoese, Williamson
Insurance -Tobin, Laxson, May,
Byrne, McCullen, Scrogg, Thorson.
Observation-Disclosures Of Lake,
Byrne, May, Sewaod, Williams.
Irr:gation-Stokes, Holleman,
johnson of Lake, Norbeck, Pickett,
Strohbehn, Yeager.
Judiciary-Dillon, Bates, Curtiss,
Hawkins, Hitchcock, Heghley, Nc
Pherson, Seward, Wasnuk.
Legislative expenses Shaw OF
Douglass, Amsdem, Danforth, Jor-
dan, Wasnuk.
Live stock -Yeager, Hare, Hawk
ms, Holleman, Johnson Ct Kin gs.
bury, Strohbehn, Stokes.
Mines and mining May, Bell,
Norbeck, Hare, Heghley, Hoese
Shaw of Hutchinson.
Military affairs-Seward. Bell,
Bobb, Curtiss, Wasnuk.
Public buildings-Andrews. Lock.
hart, Nyquist, Williamson, Laxson.
Public health-Bobb, Arneson,
Dillon, Heghley, Jordan, Mcpherson
Pickett.
Public instruction -Laxson, And
erson, Arneson, Dillon. Heohley,
Lockhart, Bell.
Public printing Hare, Danforth,
Shaw OF Douglas, Stokes, Weaver
Railroads -Norbeck, Andrews,
Byrne, Ewert, Hitchcock, McCullen,
Thorson, Williams, Yeager.
Rules Shober, Andrews, Ewert
Goodsell.
School and public lands Lock.
hart, Andrews, Holleman, Laxson,
Nyquist, Strohbhen, Williamson.
Senate Journal Pickett, Ander-
son, Shaw OF Hutchinson.
State atiiairs-Ewert, Byrne
Goodsell, johnson OF Lake, Norbeck
Scroggs, Shaw of Douglass, Tobin
Thoreson.
Temperance-Johnson of Kings.
bury, Arneson, Bobb, Hitchcock
Lawson, Seward, Hare.
Warehouses aud grain grading
Laurson, Anderson, Arneson, Hoese,
Johnson of Kinssbury, Shaw o
Hutchinson, Weaver.
Ways and Means Scroggs, Bates
Hawkins, johnson of Lake, Jordan
Nyquist, Tobin, Weaver, Wasnuk.
John Green was appointed ant
sworn in as janitor.
Senate Fourth Dav.
Prayer and Roll call.
Senator Amsdem presented a reso
luton that no special appropriation
be made or no special appropriation
bills be reported to the committee Of
appropriations until after the gen
eral appropriation bill had beel
submitted. Referred to committe
on rules.
w H Tearc appointed ianitor o
committee rooms and swora in.
Compensation Of clerks an,
employees fixed the same as al tn
last session.
The following bills were intro
duced:
| SB !, Arues0n = Amending prim
airy law, NJ
s ? 2, AsOss0n State susrans
banking law sssi sa 4 ss.. e'
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LEGISLATIVE DOINGS!

on Tuesday, Jan. 5, 1909, at twelve
o'clock. Lieutenant Governor III. c.
Schober called the senate to order
and Rev, Askin, OF Pierre, offered
up prayer.
Hon. d. ID. wipf, secretary OF
state, was the presiding officer OF
the house at the first call to order
and the prayer was made by Rev.
Loveall, of Pierre.
The Senate-First Day.
The roll call OF the senator's elect
was called by l.. NJ Simmons, secre-
tary of the Tenth session OF the
senate.
Hon. Dick Haney, of the state
supreme court, administered the oath
of Office to the members. Eeah
senator subscribed to the oath and
when completed they were filed
with the secretary of state.
Senator Dillon, Of Yankton county
nominated Senator + NJ Byrne, Of
Faulk county, president pro tenn.
This nomination was ratified by the
senate, and then the following slate
Of officers prepared by the state
organization went through without
hitch.
L Nj Simmons, Butte county, Sec
rotary.
Roscoe C Mercer, Hyde, LIST assis-
tant secretary.
c F Bone, Stanley, 2nd assistant
secretary.
w w Pearce, Hamlin, chief of
engrossing force.
Mr. Van Osteroo, Hamlin, LIST assis-
tant chief of engrossing force.
90 Osbon, Beadle, sergeant at
arms.
John NJ Mcdonald, Beadle, 1st
assistant sergeant at arms.
James Juelson, postmaster.
Mr.. Peckham, LIST assistant post
master.
j p Brehl, Waterman.
Ole Nicholson, messenger.
Rev John Askin and Father
Stencil, chaplains.
l. ] Grenager, bill clerk.
Z Rohsr, B vessey, Albert Janke,
pages.
The rules OF the last session were
adopted for temporary government.
Upon motion senators Ernst, Me
Pherson and Hitchcock were
appointed to wait upon the COVER
nors and notify them that the senate
was organized and ready for bust
ness.
The senate then met in joint SEES
sion with the house presided over
by Liet. Gov. Shober) and listened
to the message Of Gov Coe / Craw-
ford and Gov r S Wesley.
The senate adjourned.
senate Second Day
Prayer and roll call.
Upon motion senators selected
seats. Old members allotted pre-
ference. t4
Senator Pickett appointed tempo
rary committee on senate journal.
Resolution passed that the presi-
dent Of the senate appoint six com.
nittee clerks and four stenographers
for the senate.
COMMITTEES appointed to secure
COMMITTEES roomss
Upon resolution Gov Crawford
was presented with his chair.
4 thousand copies each Of the
messages Of Crawford and vessey
were ordered printed
senate -Thlrd Day.
Prayer and roll call.
Message from house notifying 81
emoers appointed.
The following committee clerk
were appointed.
] n Bitterness, Thos Mckee, G X
Snyder, r r Van Schaick. Pear
Hunkins, Clarsnce Thompson. NJ
Phil1ips Hsnk Halgerson, N ,
Dry0ony Ien Roksrtson. q E McKa,
d b Cooks, Max Kesne and al wer'
s9osn Ia hfsnt6ssF III.
~. xSouidnnt Gehober named the fol
Io>vlnt fbh11ittsess 40
. nlkpts elleman, Amsden
K,1rows, bell, nanfofth johnson
] 6iy ya<heF, -. Il.
ArporlIoouont Shaw. Of Hutch
Iscon, Batsp. Bell. Dillon, Hsllemar
Jordan, Nyquist.
hrcvoprlatioas Byrne, Ever
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SEVENDE.

Sc yende una fnca de 1900 cuer-
das, situada en- el kilonetro 6 de Ia
carreters Manatf. Cialee, unida i la
fabrica de Ia Central Monserrate, por
un ferrocarril de vapor que conduce
las cafias que en- dicha tinca Sc eose.
chan. Esta tinca esta arrendada en-
Ia actualidad. Hay que respetar el
contrato de arrendamiento, percibien-
do el comprador $2,400 de renta =
entrando en- posssi6n de 16O cuerdas
excluidas de dicho contrato, una casa
y MI 10000 matas de piha en- produc-
ci6n que radican On elias.
Pueden sembrarse 1000 cuerdas de
cana (actualmente hay 400 cuerdas
sembradas que puedea verse;. Las
500 cuerdas restantes, son propias
para ganado, con aqua abundante por
todas parties.
ee dan tacilidades para el pago
Dirigirse q Apartado de correo No.
S5. "Manatf."
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A. Alvarez y Hmno.
AgenteS exclusives en- Puerto
Rico de la ceryeza Piel.

No contiene sustanciaS nocivas
preparada de Malta y flor de Ccrvcza
rs mas nutrltiva que cuaiquicra
otra cerveza. resuita buen aiimen
to. Tonlco y reconstituyente Au-
menta cl peso dc las personals que Ia
usan. Fabricada y embasada sin ia
adici6n de sustancias qulmicas. Con
tiene gran proportion d. Malta.
Preparada de acucrdo con ci mhto-
do DORMUN DER REAL GER
MANBEER. De acuerdo con ia lev
nacionai de Aimcntos y Drogas lie
JUNO 30 de 1906
En- todos los cstabtec,mtc MOS d,J,
Y. pedtr cerbe5a PicL Bros.
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quera, Valdes, Moreno, Ross,
Pasarell, Sanchez Morales.
Juez del Supreme Lcdo. Toro
Cuevas, Lcdo. Tizol, Zalduon-
do, Otero, J. \. Canals, Llom-
part. Palmer, Bas. Daubon,
Lcdo. Rossy, Aboy, J. NJ. Gin
tron, A. Cintron. Jose Blanco,
Lcdo. Geigel, Gocnaga, Padin,
Luis b. Vega. DIR. Muiloz Diaz.
DIR. Gutierrez, j. +. Bcnitez.
Gorbea, Gatell. DR.. Nazqucz.
DIR. Lugo Vihas, DIR. AviIfs.
DIR. Lopez Sicard6. Reyes.
Guillot, Larroca, y nuestro
compaiioro Semper.
FL duelo fue despedido con
elocuentes frases por el Lido.
Juan Hernandez Lopez, que
hIzo ma brillante oraci6n fIi-
nebre.
A las s de La tarde cuando
el sol moria ALA en- las bru-
mas del crepdsculo quedaba
bajo ell amoroso manto de la
madre terra, La que en- sn rl-
pidopasopor el mundo sembr6
admiration y cariiio. rcspetO
y simpatias, por sus virtudes.
SUI exquisite cultura y su vida
eiemplar- La po6tica alma
de Maria haya La eterna ven
tura en- u mansion delo Alto.
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mente estudiado.

mente cstudiadO.
Fl gobicrno de Espafa tie
ne conocimiento de que un
numeroso contingente de mo
ros adictos al sultan que pue
blan las cercanias de Fcz. han
llegado va al sur dc Zeluan
incorporandose 4 las filas re.
beldes.
FL general Marinas. en- pre-.
vision de un nuevo ataque dc
los moros para recuperar
aquellas posiciones ha ordena.
do el emplazamiento de tres
baterias de grueso calibre.
Madrid octubre lola at.
m6sfera Official de esta villa v
corte esta caracterizada por
un hondo pesimismo. Y el pue-
bio acusa al gobierno de no
haber visto claro en- este con-
fiicto marroqui siendo tai el
estado de los animos que las
manifestations optimistas
hechas pOr ell gobierno al en-
barcar los nltim9k refuerzos
no; han inspirdd credito al
Iguua
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EN- PRIMERA SUBASTA.

Sotero Gimener. l casa,
Geronimo Gimenez, | casa, |
Ramon Tornado so eds. y
Rosendo Alvarez, eds B
Succession Joaquin Torres, 1872 eds. 2
Succession Juan Maria Torres, 40 eds. y
Succession Limo Barrio lOS cd'. ct
Nsreiso Chaubrill, 81 eds. y
Antonio Mte. Alay6n, Sc eds. y
Tuldania Cancel, "a eds.
Jose Daniel Vegs Y eds y
Pedro Alexandra Maldonado, 2, s eds. y
joaquin Medina, Is eds. y
Antonio Quiiiones 81 eds B.
Jose Collazo Soto, 60 eds. c,
Ramon M. Soto, 6 eds. y
Juan Jose Perez. % eds y
Juan Ramon Cortfs 40 eds y
Sue Jose Rivera Colon, so eds. y
Victoriano Martinez, Al eds y
Francisco Tornado, Is eds y
Saturnino Torres, 60 eds y
Rafael tiIva, 80 eds y
Liberato Diaz. 80 eds y
Jose Dolores V6lez, 80 eds
Aniceto Sanchez, 70 eds y
Luis de Pablo otros, l4S eds. B
Antonio Lopez, Is eds.
Sue. Consolation QuiTonez, 176 eds.
Sue Ramon Cortes, ~ eds. y
Pedro Rivera Flores 100 eds. y
Ma. Isidora Gonzalez, l casa b
Delfn Cueyas, IL eds. y
Miguel Torres, IA eds. y
Miguel Amengua 80 eds. 2 C
Francisco N asalduc Colon, AZ eds. y
Salvador Vtlez, A eds. y
Daniel Rivera, 40 eds.
Antonio Vera, AZ eds. y
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|EL fOS|LAM|EN TO
DEL DR.. FERRER.
FL bravo agitador mar
+ cho con paso firme al
lugar del suplicio.
Sc nego a ser vendado y
a ponerse de rodi-
Has.
Con la ejecucien de Ferrer ell
gobierno ha exterminado I'm
formidable rev0lucionario de
actiyidades pocs comuRes.
De nuestro torresponsal.

Nueva York, Octubre Is de
19O9.-El DR.. Francisco Fe.
rrer, el pedagogo catalan y
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES una
corte marcial, fue fusilado
en- la maiiana del dia de aver
en- ell castillo de Monjuich de
Barcelona, en- donde estaba
confinado desde que fu6 con-
denado a muerte. Ell bravo
agitador marcho con paso fir
me y semblante sereno al foso
donde iba a ser fusilado, segui
do por dos sacerdotes de la
Orden de Paz y Carload Gu
yos auxilios espirituales rehu-
SO. Cuando 10 colocaron en-
! el sitio, Sc resistio a ponerse
de rodillas y pidio que no lie
vendaran los ojos a 10 que res
pondio el general Eserin que
mandaba el piquete de doce
hombre que por sorteo tuvic-
rcn que consumar aquel "ase-
sinato politico' como la prem
sa universal califica ell fusila.
miento los traidores no
tiencn derecho q mirar la cara
de los soldados'',
Ferrer de pie firme, al hacer
la punteria, los soldados, ex-
clam0:
---Apunten recto. Vivian
las escuelas modernas!.-.y y su
cuerpo cay6 sin vida. Muri6
instantaneamente.
Ferrer mantuvo la serenidad
hasta ell llltimo instante a ex-
cepci6n de una momentanea
emoci6n POGO antes de la ejc-
cuci6n. Su abogado, ell Sr.
Galceran, quien defendi6 el
REQ con tanto interes y lealtad
hasta ell extreme de haber ST.
do arrestado por dirijirse a la
corte de una manera impropia,
obtnvopermiso para tener una
brevc entrevista con cl revolu-
cionario antes de que 10 con-
dujeran al foso Ell donde iba
a ser fusilado. En- esta entire,
vista lie habl0 a su abogado
con entusiasmo de los trabajos
por los cuales habia sacrifiea-
do la vida y con hondo senti-
miento acerca del porvenir dc
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--Ha regrc-ado de los Esta-
dos Unido5. ,iI donde estuvo
una oorta temporada ell Sr.
Wy Sark. del eomercio de es-
Ia ciudad. Bienvenido.
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En- csta Imprenta Sc vende
papcl dc peri0dicos vicjos d
s. quintal.
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CONSULTORIO DEL
Doctor Gonzalez Martinez.

L
Tratamiento especial de las enterme.
dades de las Was Urinarias y
de Ia matriz.
Practica de toda clase de interven.
clones quirdrgicas, y principal
mente de operaciones abdo-
minales,
Laboratorio de Bacteriologia y Uro
logia clinicas. Analis's micro SEQ
c6pico y qufmico de tejidos
y humores.
uo, NJ or,c,s. de l a Up. m.
H0HAs DE oflciSA de 4 Il g p. m.
DIAs FEsrIvos-De 10 Il II m.
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Resulto una 1nanifes-
tacion de duelo la
conduccion a su ulti-
ma morada de los
restos de Maria Fe-
rrer de Dobal.
FL lujoso feretro !ba Gu
bierto de artisticas CO.
Una brillante oraci0n fanebre
hizO ol Lcdo. Hernandez Lopez

A las 5 p. m. seg,in noticio
LA Correspondence" Sc reu-
nieron aver en- la plaza de Co.
lon de la ciudad las personals
que habian de formar el cor
tejo flinebre para la conduc.
cl6n de los mortales despojos
de la que fu6 distinguida Sc
nora Maria Ferrer de Dobal,
fallecida en- la tarde del mi6r-
coles en- SUI residencia de San
turce. A las 5.15 lego ell f6.
retro a la plazuela. lba ma.
terialmente cubierto de mag.
nificas coronas flinebres muy
valiosas y artisticas. Entire
elias la del Club de Damas'
era de gran magnificencia.
Ell clero parroquial de San
turce con cruz y ciriales pre-
cedia el feretro. Ell acompa.
iiamiento fue de 10 mas nu.
meroso y todas las classes So
ciales de la ciudad estuvieron
Representatives en- ell cortejo fu-
nebre. Ciencias, artes, CO.
mercio, delegados de la Ca.
mara, licenciatura en- leyes,
medicina. oficinas publicas,
consejo ejecutivo, prensa, cs-
tuvieron nutridamente repre-
sentados. La concurrencia
pasaba de 300 personals.
Llevaron las cintas del lu-
joso feretro los Sres. DIR. Pedro
del Vale, DR.. Muiioz, DR.. An.
torgiorgi, Alcalde INFERNO Sr.
Ponte, DR.. Gomez. .Brioso y
Lcdo. Ortiz. En- el duelo iban
los Lcdos. Hernandez.L Lopez,
Alvarez Nava, Monserrat y
Figueras y los hermanos de la
finada Lcdo. Rafael Ferrer, &
ingeniero Miguel del mismo
apellido.
Entire los concrlrrentes re-
cOrdamos a los senores Pons,
Llabres, Lcdo. Figueras, LIDO
Guillermety, DR.. Carbonell,
Cesteros, DIR. Hernandez, Lcdo
Benitez Castaiios, M. Pania.
qua, Montilla, DR.. Cneto, DR..
Matanzo, Diez de Andino,
Gambia, Chevremont, Steina.
cher, M. Ruiz Soler, Barros,
Noble, DR.. Barbosa, Ponte.
Cahellas, Suarez, Lcdo. Juan
de Guzman Benitez, NJ. del
Vale, Annexy, Aldca, DIR.
Sthal, DR.. Ruiz Arnau, Conf
sionado de Puerto Rico Sr. La
rrinaga, Lcdo. Travieso, Pes
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-10-22
IN PRIMERA SUBASTA

Pueden los deas que dn en- los re-pvo expentA
FL comprator de ada propad debe deostar evo 10
dea por del vaor que vendds perde3
dc cua e fue subasada
opead d que ver6c6
Bayamin, Puerto Rico
tFirrnado) +. J. Monila-CoIector
Aprobado: b. H. Dix, Acting Treasurer.