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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-02


ti1a nuevamente una extrema izquierda
radical dentro de la Union, 8 entire ele-
mentos cOnpOnentes de la Union
este no es negar ell radicalismo de
Ia Union, este 10 es decir que la Union
no sea radical, este no es para que ell
coleaa abra su catedra y nos quiera
abrumar con su autoridad periodistica
y con SUI autoridad politica.
lie interesa probar al colega que
esa extrema izquierda radical LENA per-
fectamente los prop6sitos de la Union,
y que es, por decirlo asi, ell grupo que
encarna el espiritu que creo la agrupa-
cion, ahora encaminada por otros de-
rroteros?
ESQ no lie interesa combatirlo al BO-
LETIN.
Esa es la lucha de los hombres en-
los partidos, la rivalidad la indisci-
pima interior que no entra en- nuestros
planes combatir.
Lo que nosOtros nos interesa es la
obra social, la Obra economical, la obra
polltica de esos partidos, y al examen
~ la critica de esa obra es 4 10 que
dedicamos nuestros entusiasmos, nues-
ira labor, nuestro empefIo constante.
ponlendo en- clio todo nuestro
amor a Puerto Rico, que " La
Corresp dencia -, al llamarle
suyo, parece como 81 quisiera con ese
exclusivismo, de que sc burla tragica
la realidad, negarnos ell derecho de CO.
laborar en- una obra que necesita del
concurso de todos, y que ha tenido
siempre, en- tOdO momento, Ell del BO-
LETIN MERCANTIL.
No sabemos, pues, a que vienen esas
invitaciones a dejar los juegos de pa
labras, las combinaciones de vocablos
los cuchicheOs de entendimiento, para
convenir en- que emo Ofrecer colabora-
cion nj pleitesla a gobiernos que han
sido la absolute negaci6n del credo
unionista, no es tendencia radical, sino
que por ell contrario, es l6gica y levan-
tada tendencia unionista.
Esto dice el colega. 5Pero no habia-
mos quedado en- que era radical la
Union? 20 es que al colega tambien lie
GUSTAV los juegos de palabras y tiene
''tambien su literature ademas de La
de los rubros,tan pintoresca como exc
tica?
Y no Sc canse buscando contradic-
clones entire nuestra actitud de antes
y la que ahora adoptamos, cuando la
explicaci6n va Sc la dimos en- los pa
rrafos finales de nuestro articulo del
sabado.
Quedan, pues, cOntestadas las obje-
clones del colega, advierta que 81 te-
nemos raz6n no es nuestra la culpa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-02

Caguas, Nov. 1.-En La manana de
hoy fue encontrado ell anciano Gabriel
Lobato, en- ell cementerio de esta ciudad,
con dos heridas graves en- ell cuello, v
una cuchilla en- la diestra, seg1n inves-
tigacion, resulta un atentado de suicidi0.
Yauco, Nov. 1.-Anoche fue arrestado
Carmelo Rodriguez, por escalamiento en-
primer grado, habiendo roto una puerta
de la casa de Carlos Rivera, y llevan-
dose de un baIl que descerrajo la suma
de tres dollars.
Guayanilla, Nov. 1.-Manana de hoy,
suicid0se de un tiro de revolver 9 mill
metros, individno Pablo Gonzalez, ig-
n0rase movil.
Naranjito, Nov layer en- una rl1a
habida entire Rafael Diaz Manuel Re
yes, result6 ell primero con varias heridas
lie machete, Dolores Meure, con dos
9 tres heridas Ieves.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-02
En honor De Mr.. Co|ton
Ell PROGRAMA OFFICIAL

FL corone1 George r. Cotton. rec,ers-
temente nombrado Gobe,nador de Puer-
to Rico por Ell Presidente Taft, .teesrs
en- la manana del 5 de Noviembre Won
ora acompanado por su hermana Miss.
Margaret Cotton, que pasara el invieru,
en- Ia Fortaleza, y bordo del va,o.
MORO Castle, que atracara al m,e,ra
loF la New York and Porto Rico s 8
company pocos minutes antes de lac
oe Ia manana. A la Hegada del vanor
una Comislon, que no tendra caracter
'lic'al' y que representara 4 los diversos,
e'ementos que for'nan la comunidad de
oan ''uan' comerciantes, profesionales
etc. sub'ra al buque v dara Ia b;enve
nloa al nuero Gobernador. Este dese.,u-
'a'caia entonces. y en- seguida ira df-
fectamente la Fortaleza, donde p,sars
el resto del dia de Noviembre 5osa.,,
sando del viaje.
! Al s'suente dia, 6 de Noviembre. fell
dra lugar Ia inauguraci6n de g, ,oh;.
no. La ceremonial de la inauguration So
! ceiehrara en- el teatro, a las 10 de Ia ma
mana. Aquellas personals que havap rr-
cloldo e1tradas deberan estar en- el fea-
tro a las nueve media, poraue tar
pronto como ei Gobernatlor salya de u
forsaieza para el teatro la policia nos
permltira entrar nalie en- este
Ell Reglmiento de Puerto Rico manf4a-
90 por ell Coronel Howe, escoltara AZ
Gobernador desde la Fortaleza al tea
tro. En- dichas ceremonies. la banda 1ltY
Aslo de Niilos tocara escogidas piezas
Gle su repertoire.
Despues de Ia Inauguration. el Gober-
nador Cotton revistara las tropas que es
taran al frente del teatro, luego ser;s
| otra vez esc0ltadO por elias hasta liz
Fortaleza. Tan pronto como ell Goberna-
dor haya regresado a la residencia del
Executive. tendra el placer Gle reclbir ;I
todos los funcionarios pibHcos, repre-
sentantes de corporaciones, asociaciones,
| etc, y particulars. que tleseen saludarl,s
| y darle la bienvenida La banda del Re-
gimlento de Puerto Rico amenizara este
acfo.
| A las nueve Y media de la noche ha-
bra EN- Ell teatro un bale de inaugura-
\ cion. Las comsiones designadas para
ese objeto son las sigulentes:
COM1SION DE RECIBO:
Sr. Juan Hernandez Lopez, Presiden-
tie. Seilores Juan r. Baiz, Hernand
Behn, Martin f. Gill. Juan Guzman Be
\ nitez. Ruperto Muro Ledesma, Lee Nj
/ xon. Donald F. Richardson. Luis Safr-
1 chez Morales. Carlos Maria Soler, Fran
cisco del Valle Atiles
| lCONuSIONES DE INvITACIONES=
Sr. Samuel c. Boutwell,, Presidente-
/ senior Pedro Audrey. Major Bailey K
Ashford. seilores Arturo Bravo, Manuel
Camuilas Pedro de Castro, Ferdinand
r. Cestero, Henry f. Hord, capt john
F. McGiM, senOres Antonio Alvarez Ma
I va, j. r. Noble, Francisco PARA Caps,
Manuel F. Rossy capt. s. B. Wintamu
selior Elias Wolff
CONI1SION DE SALON
Mayor William NJ Morrow, Presiden-
te. senores j. Henry Brown, F. Emma-
nuelli, Jose Figueras, Jr, jose Herman
dez Usera, Damian Monserrat, Jr., LIE
wis J. Proctor, Jose Gtazman Soto, F. MI.
Welty.
Ell lunes, las $50 de la noche, al
Secretario de Puerto Rico dara una re-
eepci6n al Gobernador va la senorita
Cotton.
---eeCe,~e--
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-02
0bra de Carload

Mahana microbes dara Ell Cine Puer-
to Rico su funci6n q benefcio de los
mendigos. r~
Sc suplica las personals caritativas
que favorezcan esta function.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-02
N@&,@ del @]6a}

ST pensaramos-y permitanos esta
parodia de uno dc sus p;:rrafos nllea-
tro coIega "Ln Correspondence -
81 pensaramos que el colega vive con-
fecionando frases j su gusto para des-
pues atribuirselas al BOLETIN, y ha-
Ger de esta c0m0Ga manera suS artlcu-
los. no contestariamos una SOla pala-
bra; per0 como sUponemos que su equl-
vocaci6n pueda ser efecto de que haya
teido NAL nuestro articulo del sabadO,
v como con este de lcer NAL de no
yer bien no Sc puede ser exigente, por
que despues de todo es una desgracla,
vamos q poner al colega Ell condiclones
de que pueda entendernos. y este a la
yez cue de beneficio para el, puede re-
sultar de satisfaction para nosotros.
Lastima que Ia erudicion filologlca
= del colega, Sc .haya derrochado esta yez
inutilmente, va que la definicion del
adjective radical no es un secretO para
nosotros, puesto que de haber leido
nucstro articulo, como Dios manda. Sc
hubiese dado cuenta de los alcances
alle tenia la Erase de cuya mutilaci0n
5 arreglo ha sacado sus Agumentos el
colega.
Asi, pues, cuando La Correspon-
dencia" insini1a la suposici6n de que
cl BOLETlN pudiera vivir de las fra
ses hechas, ell BOLETIN puede afirmar
que ella Coresrondencia' vive de las
'' frases deshechas.
He aqui Ia demostracion. Transcri-
bimos un parrafo Gel colega:
"Nuestro colaga ell BOLETIN hizo
Ell su cdicion del sabado algunas AFR
maciones references /. la politica unio-
nista Djo, entire otras cosas, que. sll
iuicio, sc marcaba en- la Union de Puer-
to Rico una tendencia radical.
Y nosotros no hemos dicho ESQ. Y no
habiendo dicho ESQ, toda la arglmen-
taci6n que sc flnda en- esa frase, es Gle
ma pcrfecta inutilidad, como compren-
dera ell colega, 81 Sc sirve considerar
estas Iineas sin QUE ei infecundo deseo
de tener sielnpre Ia razon lie clegue Ell
cauce de su clar0 criterio Y lie lleve a
discutir ia indiscutible y negar la
eyidencia.
Dijo el BOLETlN:
"A juzgar por ell articulo de entra-
da que publica aver LA Correspondent
cia'', por la carta de los senores Ma
tienzo Cintr6n y.Llorens Torres, que
insert6 Gel HeraIdo", en- ell partldo
1nionista use acent1a nuevamente una
cxtrema izquierda radical que mega
todo concurso al gobierno y recomlen-
da v trata de imponer ell bloqueo del
regimen Dor el aislamiento del concur
so insular & la obra de la admlnlstra-
ci6n.'
Entire este y 10 que ell colega nos atri-
buye, hay notoria diferencia.
Poraue nosotros sabemos, y el cole
ga tambien, 10 que es una TENDEN-
CIA RADICAL, y 10 que es una En-
TREMA IZQUIERDA RADICAL den
tro de una colectivdad politica.
La tendencia radical del partido
unionista no podia ser ignorada por
nosotros, que tanto hemos contribuido
4 las democratieas campaiias de esa
agrupaci6n.
La Union es radical, fundamental
mente radical. ~ bien? La Union es
radical, porque es una agrupacion for
mazda para conseguir reformas radica-
les en- la administration publica, ino
es este, colegas
b Pero nosotros decimos "que Sc acen-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-02

Podemos asegurar que la division de
la Isla en- treinta y cinco distritos, CO.
mo Sc pedia en- los cuestionarios. ha
sufrido en- Washington una derrota
tremenda. La Isla sera dividida por
inscripciones en- vez de por distritos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-02
Los successes
(POr teIegrafo)

Ponce, Oct. 31-Esta madrugada hui
bo fuego edifcio succession Toro, calIe
Salud esquina Campos, comenz6 por ell
cafetin de Guinermo Beltran, sito en- e!
mismo edificiO, Sc cree intentional.
Tambien hub0 conato de incendio en-
ell cafetin de Antonio. Rodriguez, calle
Villa, quemandose parte de las existen-
cias, perdidas insignifcantes.
La Junta tribune., 1909-09-25
slea.r and setter rh.n Ev.r.

Thursday was circus day In Ia
Junta. the attraction being the show
OF the old-time favorites, Campbell
Brothers. who have visited La Junta
on numerous occasions In the past.
They have the liggest and best show
this year they ever had. Like old
wine, the big show has improved
with age, and seems to be getting
better with each succeeding visit.
There were many new features this
year. and the attractions were greatly
enjoyed by the large audiences which
greeted them both morning and even
ing. 1t was the opinion Of everybody.
almost unanimously expressed, that
the big show this year was the best
that has ever visited La Junta.
La Junta tribune., 1909-09-25
cantaIoupe Shipments.

A little over 500 carloads OF can
taloupes have been shipped from the
Arkansas Valley this season up to
the present date, and the shipping
season Is about closed In La Junta
yesterday they were loading the sew
enty-sixth and last car, Returns had
been received on cantaloupe ship
ments yesterday up to and including
September 9Th. and G. II. Thomas,
who has been In charge of the local
shipping station, says that the aver
age for the season will lie the best
price ever known In the Arkansas Val
ley.
Returns show that not single
standard crate. up to September 9Th,
had sold for less than II cents, and
prices have ranged from that amount
up to 96 cents. Pony crates have
brought returns in proportion. while
the price for flat crates OF a dozen
melons have brought net returns to
the grower averaging "a cents per
crate. This Is equal to nearly sl.15
for standard crates. Three days more
will wind up the shipping season so
far as La Junta is concerned.
La Junta tribune., 1909-09-25
Local and Personal Items

Geo. s. Thompson was a distin.
guished visitor in Swink Thursday
on important business.
A lead pencil will be given every
school child calling at the La Junta
Mill Tuesday, September 2Sth.
On October l4th, 18th and 18th the
ladies Of the Presbyterian church will
hold their annual rummage sale.
w. S. Turley writes to send his
Tribune to Garfield, Wash, in which
place he Is now permanently located,
NJ. NJ. Wade runs the green water
wagon and has the exclusive right to
water from A. d.. Best's we'll. Tel
ephone orders to Junta 379, or Red
1884.
Mrs. Colita Williams, accompanied
by her son, Bennie, left yesterday
morning for Los Cruces. n. NJ, where
they expect to spend the winter with
Mrs. Williams parents.
II illui pTtSeH,ulloH VI lue greatest
vaudeville juggling act ever seen in
La Junta at the La Junta Theater
tonight and at the matinee this af-
ternoon. Don't miss 1t.
A fine baby boy arrived at the
home of Mrs. NJ. G. Crosby in Pent-
water Mich, last Saturday. Mrs,
Crosby was formerly well-known in
La Junta as Miss Ona Sears.
w. II. Dearstyne, Of Denver, ad-
vance agent of the Peters Paper
Company, was circulating among his
La Junta customers Thursday with a
choice assortment of new yarns.
Our local skating rink has been
renovated, repolished, revamped and
sanctified preparatory TO the open
ing of the season, which Manager
Behymer says will take place about
the middle of October.
La Junta tribune., 1909-09-25
10000 Miles in Seven Months.

Driving a Rambler Roadster, Messrs
n. Smith and J. W. Leuty, passed
through La Junta yesterday, on their
way from Minnesota TO Rocky Ford.
They put up at the Handy garage
during their brief stay In this city,
and while there spoke very modestly
but with much interest of trip they
recently made around the world.
Messrs. Smith and Leuty left Frisco
the first of January and In a trip
which lasted one day less than seven
months. they travelled a distance of
forty thousand miles. They did not
take their benzine buggy with them,
and made the trip by boat and rail.
Asked the question how the foreign
countries compared to the United
States. MIR. Smith replied: There is
no comparison. The United States is
far ahead OF any country we visited.
In nearly every sense OF the word.
The Americans are better educated
and more ambitious. live better. clean.
-er and are generally more highly cul'
tured than the foreigners. There are
exceptions. of course-places where
the cities are clean and life and Gus
toms In nearly every way are equal
10 those OF the United States. sgd.
ney, Australia, for instance. compares
favorably with some OF the better
cities OF America. and II you should
go to sleep In the United States and
suddenly wake up In sydney. you
would hardly know you were In a
foreign country. SO far as cleanliness
customs, and manners OF the people
are concerned. Palestine has evi.
IDENTIFY receded instead OF advancing
since the time OF Christ, intellectually
socially. commercially. and religi0usly
Yes, We saw much Of interest and.
and enjoyed every minute OF the trip
abroad. but were glad TO again set
foot on the soil Of the good old Uni.
ted States-home Of the free and
land Of the brave. To have done Jus.
tice to the country We covered In
seven months would have required nj
least 4 year and half"
La Junta tribune., 1909-09-25
otero County Exhibit at State Fair.

otero county's exhibit at the State
fair in Pueblo consisted OF one dozen
glass Jars Of strained honey and n
few cakes OF beeswax, on which Sen
ator Swink, the exhi itor. was award
ed first premium. What was the
matter with Otero county this year?
Wasn', there anything worth while
produced In 0tero county? We can
raise Just as good apples and peaches
as they grow over on the Western
Slope, II we make the effort that
they do over there.
Most OF the exhibits at the state
fair this year came from the. West
ern Slope. They had world OF
apples and peaches on exhibition. be
sides cantaloupes. sugar beets and
potatoes, and II was the best and
biggest exhibit Of horticultural pro
ducts that we ever saw anywhere.
They use orchard heaters and
smudEe pots over on the Western
Slope. and II they didn't they would
not have any more fruit than We do
right here In Otero county.
An orchard heater was on exhibi'
ton at the state fair that was used
extensively around Canon City and
on the Western Slope this year with
great success. They only cost from
Is to 20 cents each. and an Invest
ment Of SIS To $50 In orchard heat
ers would save thousands OF dollars
worth Of fruit In Otero county ever
year. Why not investigate the sub.
ject and give the orchard heaters a
trial next year!
La Junta tribune., 1909-09-25
Merchants ssuns BY Advertising Fakir

Several La Junta merchants were
stunE by = travelling advertising fakir
during the past week. the great fam
lily journal being Included In the
bunch. The advertising fHkir arrived
about ten days ago and canyassed
the town for 4 Railroad Employee
Time Book" the distinguishing fca'
ture Of the book being the fact that
Il does not apply to single occu-
patton on the Santa fe In this city
The fakir was turned down by the
fake committed Of the Ia Junta
Industrial Association. but ncver'hc'
less. some Of the merchants went
against the game any way.
When the Job Vas nearly completed
the fakir secured . proof and went
around 10 the merchants for the pur'
pose Of securing an OK on the ad'
vsstisins-so be said. II appears thai
hs collected al he could NJ the sane
time and then skipped the town with
out reporting at the office where h.
vas having the work done. We still
have Tie 10 partly completed and
doa't know what TO do with Il. NJ
ws did not ses the fakir's contracts
asd coat ksow what he agreed to
%. The priess secured for the ad'
vsrtisins ranos Ill the way from the
petcs q . shave ard = hair cut TO
- eus ths sane space.
TIE bsst way would be not to pat
roniss any faks advertising scheme
that = net sa1orssd by the commit
Tee Of the L. Junta lndustrial Asso-
eiaetea aDpointed 70 Investigate such
mattsrs. At lsast that 10 What We
have nals ~ on ninl 70 Do. and In
The futufs we vlll not even quote \
psscs - . fAts alvessishs scheme
unJsss u ~ ~ OK Of tAs lake ad'
vsrtislng eenu1ttee." We have been
sssns ~ eaes as1 that b . great
eu1lisoeAes.
La Junta tribune., 1909-09-25
Prohibition with . Vengeance.

L. Junta Is to BE- = strictly dry
town. The powers that b. have 10
decreed. One day this week Mayor
spaidins, accompanied BY District A..
terucy O'Connor. Judge Clark and
Marshal Adams. visited every drug
store and soft drink emporium In
this city and delivered their ulti.
nAlum. The dealers who are under
suspicion. and oil others. were noti.
fle1 that under no circumstances
would the dispensing of bose be- tol.
eeatsd. The people Of IL Junts had
votsd for . dry town. and u II wss
IL their power 10 Do 10 the offtccrs
declared that they were going 10
mako Il - dry ~ the proverbsal chip.
Ths thirst alleviators were also
ns1lflsd that the penalty for violation
e tAs order would BE- . jail sentence
ss1 no puny fine 10 pungis up so'
ths privilege Of selling pure and IN
alultesatsd boose. Mayor Spaidins
visitsd this office yesterday afternoon
~ voluntarily gave out this informa
tiDa. We believe that he means
~ what he says. and that 20 sar y
~ y concerned The law viii b. en-
19oo1 y tAs Isttss.
La Junta tribune., 1909-09-25
IA JvnrA HAS

No saloons.
Four hotels.
Four parks.
One laundry.
Three banks.
One city hall.
Two hospitals.
Nine churches.
One court house.
One opera house.
One skating rink.
One planning mill.
Two livery barns.
One kindergarten.
Four lumber yards.
One fire department.
Six school buildings.
Free delivery Of mails.
One cold storage plant.
Three telegraph offices.
Two automobile garages.
One band and orchestra.
One fifteen.ton ice plant.
An altitude OF 1000 feet.
Twenty-four social clubs.
Bank deposits OF s725, 900.
School population OF 1900.
Finest climate in the world.
Two moving picture shows.
Seven thousand population.
A $4,000 high school build
Ing.
Nineteen passenger trains
daily.
One star and three rural
routes.
Telephone system with 700
phones.
Nine trade and labor organ
izations.
Most sunshine OF any Colo
RADIO city.
Miles Of brick and cement
sidewalks.
Santa Fe shops. employing
1000 men.
Monthly payroll. all sources,
OF 100000.
One public library Of 15.-
900 volumes.
Water and sewer system
owned by city.
One railroad reading room
and club house.
Three printing offices and
one newspaper.
Twenty. three fraternal and
secret societies.
Average monthly postoffice
receipts of 1.403.
Mennonite Sanitarium. five
miles west OF city.
One Touring mill OF 900 bar.
rels daily capacity.
Best prospect Of any town In
} the Arkansas Valley.
One brick and tile plant OF
10000 daily capacity.
Rapidly growing. surround
ing agricultural territory.
Champion amateur base ball
team Of the state Of Colorado.
Headquarters Of the western
grand division OF the Santa Fe
railway.
Electric light and power
plant, with all-day and all
} night service.
Ten thousand acres OF vir-
} gin agricultural territory now
rapidly settling up.
Forty.three miles Of Santa
} Fe sidetrack, with . freight
} car capacity OF $500.
Local building and loan as
sociation with $4,000. 900 cap
} ital and loans In Otero coun-
} ~ aggregatinE $500. 900.
} In fact. La Junta is the best
} town Of It's size In the state
OF Colorado. and II the cen.
} ter and natural clearing
house Of the richest valley In
the world.
\ a = a a a 4 a 4 4 4 a a 4
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-28
FINDS ONLY TROUBLE
IN SEEKING REVENGE
Man Sued for Divorce Also
Lands i'm Police Court

Henry Beckett was served with d.
vorce papers on complaint of his wife,
Mrs Mabel Beckett, proprietor of a
millinery store at 242S Mission street,
Tuesday. and that night he called at
the store 20 quarrel with Miss Lizette
Connors. the head milliner, whom he
blamed for instigating his wife to ap-
ply for divorce
When he entered the store Miss Con-
nors was there alone and Beckett ad-
vanced toward her and began to abuse
her. He did not scare her and then he
vented his rage on the unoffending
hats exhibited in the store.
When Miss Connors saw the erea- :
tions Of her brain being wantonly
destroyed she few at Beckett and at
tackled him so viciousiy that he took
refuge in flight. She chased him as
FAR as Twenty first street. where he
ran into the arms of Policeman Har-
rison, who placed him under arrest on
q charge OF battery on complaint OF
Miss Conhors. The case was called in
Police Judge conlan's court yesterday
and continued until today.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-28
Marriage Licenses

The following marriage licenses were issued In
san Francisco Wednesday, October 2I, 1909;
RODERICK-FORD-John II. Broderick, 81.
and Katherine NJ. Ford, is, both OF San
Francisco.
RY-BosSERAfAN-R -Riehsrd W. Berry: 81.
and Mamie Bosserman. 2s, both OF Oakland.
FRAZEE- Stephan Edwin c. Frazee. SO.
Rose.
REY-PoILARD-Joseph Frey. 81. and Emily
c. Pollard, 81, both OF I76T Post st.
GOIDMEY Err. .ESZY NSKY-I Fl. Gold
meyer. 81, 244l California St, and Cecilia
Leszynsky, IS 363 Page st.
HAI,E-RIcE-Floy Hale, %, 1929 Lombard
St. and Annie Rice, q, 3709 Broderick ST.
JtJsTus- THOMPSON A. Justus, 29, 1865
Filbert ST. and Flora Thompson, 2l' 1926
Union ST.
DY-CAIRNs-David NJ kennedy, 81.
and Edith n. Cairns. "a both Of Auburn
yY-coHN-sidney Levy. %. 2111 Baker
St. and Josie cohn, "a, 1886 Ellis st:
LIIIESTHAI.-HAAS-Sa I.lienthal 2a,
1903 Franklin ST., and Alice Haas, q. 2ooI
Franklin st.
MOoDY-oATIs- A. Moody, 81, 1922
Twenty-third St, and Mary Oats, 49, AGA
Shotwell ST.
Y-WAGNER-wiliam Murray, 80, San
Mateo, and Julia Wagner, 21, 113I shotwell
street
Oakland. and Grace B. Ingermsn, Is, 220
Broderick st.
PAsICH-ER ELLATz-John Pasieh, p ia
Welsh St, and Annie ErdellatE, 10, 5s4 Yer
mont ST.
scHUTTE-Ro RoELI.ING-Anthony c.. Schultz.
"a, and Ethel G. Reelling, 20, both Of San
jose.
sTELrER-eREEN- -Adolph c. stelter, 81. 57s
Page St, and Marguerite A. Green, is, III
Dolores St