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The San Francisco call., 1909-09-25
TWENTY-FIVE HAVE
CALLED HIM FATHER
Here Is a Man That Roosevelt
Would Call a Most De-
sirable Citizen

. Californias population will be ma
teriany increased when Ole Bjarks. a
well to do farmer of southwestern
Minnesota, brings HIS family of 40 to
this state to work for the development
of the soil and their own profit.
Not that the Minnesota farmer is the
father of 40 children. He has been
called father by but % and there are
but 19 living. Five of the girls, how
of the boys has found wife of his
choosing. In all the family now repre-
sents something over 40 children.
A year ago Ole Bjarks purchased 100
acres near. Lindsey in Tulare county
to plant orange groves. He has just
returned to this city after a second
visit to that county, having purchased
140 acres in the same locality for al
falfa.
He is now about to return to his old
home to bring west every man, woman
and child in the family group.
II have had % children" he said yes
terday. "12s girls and 10 boys. Two
girls and one boy are dead, SO there
remain but 10.
n was married twice BY the first
wifetI had nine children. l remained
single. for two years and a half after
her death, Because ] thought that l
had enough children, and most of them
being very young, demanded my es-
pecial care,
II married again, however when l
was 45. My second wife was 20 years
younger In 81 years we have had 13
children. Only once were there twins
born The eldest child by the first. wife
is. SO years old, The youngest child
is 3 months old. l intend to return
home at. once and bring all my chill
dren with me and their children also.
In all there will be over 40 in the
company.
California is the greatest farming
country in the world. 1t has water,
and that is what the farmer needs. .
Bjarks, the name is pronounced like
Birch in English was born in Sweden
IS years ago.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-25
WANT MORE UNIFORM
RATES FOR STREET WORK
Park Richmond Club Members
Discuss Cost of Crossings

Wide differences in the respective
charges Of various contractors . for
doing local street crossing work We're
discussed at a meeting of the Park
Richmond club. Data was produced,
showing, for example, that the charge
for such work at the crossing at
Sixth and B streets was 1890: at
Eighth and B streets, s27.50, and at
Eighth and A streets, $34.45 the work
done in all three cases being identical.
1t is the purpose of the club to take
some action toward securing a uni
form schedule for the government of
this kind of work in the future.
With the approach Of the rainy
season, the matter of improved side
walks for the district is to be, agi-
tated.
The club is congratulating itself
upon the success of its efforts toward
securing the passage of new ordi-
nance regarding the speed of cars, the
board of supervisors having finally
passed such an ordinance, which is re-
garded more equitable than the old
ones in its effect upon residents of the
district.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-25
SOCIETY fAVORITfS
TAKE TO THE STAGE
Clever Turns Sure to Please
Fashionable Audience That
Will. Greet Amateurs

The society vaudeville that is to be
repeated next Tuesday evening at the
Novelty theater, after a very success
full performance at the Menlo Park
golf and country club, promises to be
even a greater success at the second
presentation than at the first event.
The boxes and seats are selling rapidly
Will greet the clever amateurs who
have taken such an interest in the
vaudeville and are rehearsing faith
fully for their second appeal for public
favor
The proceeds of the evening are to
be devoted to the fund for the read
ing room and library for the blind,
and as this is the first occasion that
this charity has come before the pub
lie in an appeal for assistance it is
expected that there will be gener-
Gus response to aid the good cause.
The rehearsals promise that the sec
ond vaudeville will be a tremendous
success and the girls who are taking
part are exceptionally clever in their
roles. Willard Barton. who is coaching
the society amateur, has earned rec
sionaL
Among those who viii. appear on the
program is Miss Jennie Crocker, who
is to sing. and Mrs. Worthihgton Ames,
another society woman. who is tall
ented musician and viii fill an inn
portant musical role. Frederick Nc
Near has been coaching some Of the
songs and dances and will do clever
trio with Arthur Hooper and Willard
Barton Miss Mary Keeney is to sing
one of the songs with Miss Jennie
Crocker. Others who will assist are
Mrs. Baldwin, Miss Enid Gregg, Mrs.
II. Mcdonald Spencer and Miss Har-
riett Alexander. Miss Gregg, by the
way, is to take the part of a
Gretchen" which was such a hit at
the first performance, with Miss Vera
Havemeyer as the Dutch maiden. Miss
Gregg is extremely talented and her
song is expected to be one of the most
attractive numbers on the program.
The orchestra Will be led by Paul
Steindorf.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-25
THOMAS LOSES Ills
TEMPER AND PLACE
Causes Scene in st. Francis.
Lobby and Resigns as Vice
President of Company
Attorneys Indignation Due to
What He Termed Imbecil=
ity of the Clerks

William Thomas, senior member of
the law firm Of Thomas, Gerstle, Frick
& Beedy, is no longer vice president of
the San Francisco hotel company, the
corporation which operates the St
Francis hotel. His resignation was
handed in yesterday at the monthly
meeting of the board of directors and
was promptly accepted. No debate or
comment delayed the acceptance. w.
H. Dohrmann was elected vice presi-
dent In his stead.
Thomas resignation was practically
forced. Last Saturday evening he
caused scene in the lobby OF the Hotel
St Francis, accusing the clerks and the
officers of the hotel of gross negligence
and imbecility. He did not mince words
and the longer he talked the more
vehement he became in his TRADE
AGED WOMAN VIOLATES RULE
The lawyers Indignation was aroused
because a distant relative of his, Mrs.
j. H. Mundy. a woman Of 60 years, had
been reprimanded so severely that sne
left the hotel.
Mrs Mundy received a man in her
apartment, who she claimed was act
ing as her attorney. That her business
might be carried on in secrecy and in
confidential manner she asked the
attorney to confer with her in her
room.
This is contrary to the rules of the
hotel and when it was reported that
the attorney had gone to her room
Mrs. Mundy was instructed that the
management did not allow such priv
ilege.
Mrs. Mundy reported the matter to
Thomas. and angered at what he
thought an inexcusable affront to an
old lady, he forthwith rushed to the
clerks desk in the lobby and spoke his
mind freely and loudly.
The directors of the company COM
planned that If Thomas had a grievance
he should have stated it to James
Woods, the manager, in his office, and
the role of man with violent temper.
SCOTT WILL BUY STOCK
Henry T. Scott, president of the COM
pany, and one of the heaviest stock
holders, investigated the matter, and
threatened to call a special meeting
last Wednesday to consider the merits
of the controversy, but this idea was
discarded. when Thomas agreed to re-
sign at the monthly meeting.
There are nine directors in the com
pdny anu Ill were present except
Thomas. While the meeting was in
progress one of the directors said he
had received a communication from
William Thomas. in which he rendered
his resignation as vice president There
was no comment. for 1t was we'll un-
derstood that the resignation was to
be offered and that acceptance was on
the program f. w. Dohrmann was
thereupon elected to succeed Thomas
as vice president
1t is stated that the end is not yet
Nothing less than the absolute sever
ance of Thomas ties with the COM
pany is said to be the price that will
be demanded from him for his loss of
temper. In few weeks. it is said.
Thomas will also tender his resigna-
tion as director. That Henry r. Scott
Is willing TO buy his stock amounting
TO l7e, shares, has been admitted from
the beginning by the telephone mag
nate.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-25

There was to have been a banquet
last Monday night-a banquet for Sc
lect few, to celebrate the victory in the
fight for the control of the Palmer oil
company, which fight was waged all
of last Monday, partly in the courts
and partly in the office of the corpora
tion in the First national bank build
ing.
Those said to have received invita-
tions were William G. Henshaw, the
Oakland banker; his brother Fred
Henshaw, justice of the supreme court;
j. c. Kemp Van Ee, Victor Enginger
and Jesse w. Lilienthal. The banquet
was to have been held at downtown
cafe and orders for a certain number
of covers had already been given.
Then for while-aboutg seven hours
to be eNact-the banquet was forgot
ten.. Injunction suits were issued in
favor of the banqueters- and again in
favor of Prank L. Brown. Charles
Ladd and their coterie. The fight
waxed warm, and when the proxies
had all been voted 1T was found that
the Brown -Ladd faction was the vic
tor, despite the assistance of supreme
court Justice. The Enginger-V Ee-
Henshaw faction left the Offices of the
Palmer oil company in disgust They
had planned such masterful fight
and lost.
But how about the celebration ban
quet? The victory had not been won,
and therefore the banquet could not be
held. A messenger boy was dispatched
to certain cafe with a note counter
manding the banquet, and he was in
structed not to wait at the safe for an
answer. &
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-25
NUMEROUS PETTY THEFTS
REPORTED TO THE POLICE
Jewelry, Clothing and Money
Make Up the Loot

Mrs. w. III. Hawkins, who has a
lodging house at 1871 Ellis street en-
gagged Charles Schultz. 20 years of age.
from an employment office at 420
sKearny street Thursday morning to do
domestic work. About the noon hour
Schultz disappeared. taking with him,
it is alleged, gold watch valued at
$50 and two purses, containing $27. SO
from Mrs. Hawkins room; jewelry
valued at $437 from the room of Joseph
Woedbeck. and jewelry valued at $40
and purse containing $3.50 from Mrs.
M. Browns room.S
The room of Miss Doris Henderson
in the Balboa hotel. 100 Eddy street,
was entered early yesterday morning
and two evening gowns valued at $3.50
stolen. The grocery of Charles II.
Bruins, 1894 Twenty second street, was
entered and $54.35 taken from a box
under the safe. The residenceSof Mrs.
H.. NJ Personens, 4O7 Hermann street.
was entered .and clothing and Jewelry
stolen. A silver watch and 50 were
stolen from under a. mattress In the
room of Mrs. Marion Bagge, 1904 Fol-
som street.
The wife of DR.. G. s. Snyder. 932
Stanyan street, heard a noise at the
kitchen door of her residence about ?
O'Clock Thursday afternoon, and, going
there to investigate, saw a man trying
to force the door open. AS soon as
he saw her he fed.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-25
DEDICATION EXERCISES
FOR NEW ENGINE HOUSE
High School Musicians to Assist
Improvement Club

The glee club and orchestra of the
Polytechnic high school has been se-
cured to assist at the dedication of
engine house No. 40 at Seventeenth b
and Ashbury streets tomorrow after
noon at o'clock
The new structure is a result of the
enorts of the Haight and Ashbury in-
provement club, cooperating with the
supervisors and the fire commission.
and fire protection in that neighbor-
hood is at last assured.
Supervisor Johnston will represent
the board of supervisors. and the fire
commissioners win, be in attendance
p. Barbieri, president of the improve
ment club, and III. E. Coffey, it's secre-
tary. will represent that organization.
The public is invited
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-25
ALL HALLOWS PARISH
PREPARES FOR PICNIC
Outing to Be Held at Shell
Mound Park Tomorrow

Extensive preparations have been
made for the picnic of All Hallows
parish. which will take place today at
Shell Mound park. The affair promises
10 be one of the most notable of its
kind held this season
The list of gate and game prizes is
long one There will be all kinds OF
amusements. including Irish dancing
and athletic games Tickets will be on
sale at the ferry depot and at the park
entrance.
The committees in charge are as fol-
lows:
Executive committee-T r. ODay chairman;
T. =. Weinholz, secretary: Rev. ID. OSullivan,
treasurer
0'Day. chairman
Music-John t. Regan. chairman
Printlng--Rev. NJ. O'Boyle chairman
Iames and prizes-rrank j. Coyle chairman.
irish dancing-C. Mccarthy. chairman.
reception. Silva chairman
Floor manager-Stephep Turner
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-25

Sunset cafe. 1o6 Third street, was fined $40.
and H. Rosenthal. grocer. 16S Howard street.
was tned SO yesterday for selling watered
milk.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-25
Taxicabs for Rent

Taxicabs for Rent
At ali hours. Taxicab Auto Livery Co.
2I9 Van Ness sv- Phone Market $50. :
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-25
Trade Sales
Their Origin-and What Hale's Fall
Trade Sales Mean to You

The term TRADE Sales understood in the eastern
markets means sales of utmost interest to the trade
to tradespeople- -merchants-not to consumers.
The term applied to Hae's Fall Trade Sales
means extraordinary inducements to actual con-
smers-even greater in Importance than those pre-
sented to the trade only. At Hae's it means the
presentation of seasonabIe and desirable merchan-
disc at lower prices to you than the small store
would have to pay for the goods. This is made pos
sible by quantity buying for six big stores by far
sighted planning and by securing special price con-
cessions. 1t means that every dollar that YOU spend
during this sale will do the work of dollar and
half, or even two dollars in many instances
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-25
LOSE CONTROL AND
ABANDON BANQUET
Coterie Arranges to Celebrate
Victory in Oil Fight, but
F0rgets Feast

Ihere IL mighty mfrth In the oyster bed,
And the squads can sing their xIee
While the turtle soup, # can grin md
WhOOp
With a reckless joIIity-
But where fs the mirth among the
guests
Who expected there to dine.
Ah, the fire Is still In the range md
grill,
And the knives and forks supine.
From Ballads of Lost Banquets.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-25
x. W. G. A. SUNDAY sEnv1CE-M

Y. w. C. A. SUNDAY sEnvICE-Miss Susan
Durfee of the First Baptist church will speak
ar the Young Women's Christian association.
1249 0Farrell street. Sunday at 4 o'clock
subject. .Conpanionship.' Joseph Piatz will
sing. Sargent Gaudett will also render n
number OF cornet solos. after which cup
OF tea Will be served and social half hour
enioyed. All women welcome.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-25
FALSE PRErENsE cHARcED-Rel

FALSE PRETEHsE CHARGED Reuben Nor
ris, ~ East street. obtained a warrant yes
terday for the arrest of William Francis
Sloan for procuring from him $3.50 and a
diamond ring valued at $50 by falsely repre-.
senfinG thai he WAS John w Hooper and
owner Of pay check of the Southern Pacific
company.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-25
DEALERS VIOLATE MILK Law

Vote for Dr. C. C. O'Donnell for cor
oner; the dead will be respected. Rep. :
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-25

Union Square Hotel serves very
ine luncheon daily. IL to p M, Soc
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-25
Sc vende

UNA CASA, altos de maders y ba1os
de mamposteria, caile del Sol. Ren-
ia $50 al mes.
UNA CASA dc MADEIRA, de altss y
bajos callc del Sol Renta so.
UNA CASA, de MADEIRA, terrera, en-
Santurce & la entrada de Ia calle de-
Colomer.
UNA CASA de altos y bajos, de ma
dera en- Santurce. Gale del Condado
esauina ( Wilson, .frente h casa
escucla en- construction. Renta $4o
al mes.
UNA CASA de altos Y bajos situada
en- Rio Piedras con terrenos frente
4 la escuela normal.
UN QUITRIN modelo frances, ane,
propio para raseo en- $50.
UN COCHE de dos ssientos ea go.
UN BUEN CABALLO para braacal
en- $160. III
UN CABALLO de silla en- $50.
UNA MAQU1NILLA sSmith Prenier,r
en- buen estado, por $50.
UNA I'D. clearinghouse EN- 30.
Para nas informes Agencia dc Ne
gocios de Saavedra y Agaers.-Cru7
q altos.-P. 0. Box 1902.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-25
Ia CASA LnuUBRE 79s

Meior porque quero hablaros de e tambien pero uni
camene vos sola senendes9 porque no tengo que oar
o,s,tas nadie v mucho menos 4 M Jarudyce.
No d;soustaba la manera hababa de mi tutor, Sc
10 hce observar.
-Muy bien-me dijo o:-apaeemos ESQ para mahana' IN
cuano esa noche dadme Ell brazo querlda Ester va
mos soprender mi graciosa prma, no ser que vuesta
6delidad las rdenes de NJ Jarudyce no os perma INTRO
ducirme en- la casa que habitais.
Sabes muy ben Ricardo, que serials recibido como u'
bo en- la suya que la vuestra quseras os reel
biremos en- todas parties el mayor placer
ESQ es hablar como un modelo de mujeres.-dJo III
cardo de buen humor.
i fsais conento de la carrera de miiitar Tie pres
te agunos instantes despues
-Si bastante.-contesto- una carrera coiio e""'
;er tra especiamente menras espero mny dlstnta po
.;c;6n No dgo que la dee cuando esten arFegiauos
mic ,eyocios yendere entonces mi plaza de ohclai
Pero hablemos de este hoy
Tan ioven tan belo Ell de la medaa en- TO-
do de miss Ftte Y embargo. encontraba en ss o9o
Ia mrada inquieta sombria tenia la poore '"ca c"
do hababa de pleito =,
-Estoy en- I,ondres Iicencia temporai-pros'g""
Ricardo
icon licenciaY
Tena precision de entersrme del estado de mis heeo
~ 80 acerca Ia epoca de del tribunal to-
do va muy lcntamente
k!ovf Ia csbeza expression triste
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-25
pOR CARLOS DICK ~

mangas de cama Sc quito e sombrero con las dos ma
nos conGujo por corredor al mas eiegante de los
dos saones aposeno aseado alfombra adorna
do con diversas panas cuadro que representaba la
reina Carolina conchs agunos uguees puestos so
bre un tocador de crista suspendida del e
eho
Conocia mucho de vista NJ Grubbe; un hombre de
mediana ead robusto de buen aspeco no Sc hubie
ra credo comoddad unto al hogar sombrero sin
botas pero que evaba NADIA sobre el hombro
solo sc pon'a chanueta para r la glesia
Despab6 la uz d6 paso haca atras para juzgar del
resultado operacion sa6 del aposeno cuando iba
prep,ntarlc .nien Ia deseaha haba-me
Tn momento despues OF varas que me eran fami
liares abr6 puerta Ricardo entr6 precpitadanenss
la sala.
-Querid4 rter- ae dijs.-ni meior amiga iCuanto
To placer pnro De scros Sempre la misma -anadio.
-conteetando mi pcnsamiento
Ne levante el velo repiti6 haciendome sentar
fsndose 1 mi lado:
i isiempre la msmal
lie die que aegraba de vere porque tenis
oue hablarlc de muy formaes
=; Magnfco t-contest6;-y tambien tengo que deea-
r muehas que necesto hablaros eonpren
dido
-Precisamente-le dije.-deseaba veros para habaros
Dc una persona quien parcels no comprender.
probablemente de NJ Jarudyce.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-25
NcTGclAS.

Ha fallecido en- Rinc6n, ID estims.
da sonora .ola "A men Nazario, es-
posa del senior Juan l. pea Castillo.
La Directive del Casino de Maya
gies. ha acordadO celehrar las siguien-
,es fies,as IN los sa'ones de aqucl Cir
culo social:
Diss q v sl De Encro y 2 de Febre-
70. bail : de confian2a . las ocho y me-
dia de IA nochc; din 80, baile de niiios
A las ocho de In noche Y gran bale az
sociedad el dia primelo de Fcbrero.
Sc ha yis'o On la Corte de Distrito
de Mayagiez, ei inioio contra Eugene
Nicves. acusaGo dc ullale mayor.
Hoy 4 las ocho dc la noche, emp'e-
zan en- el sal n de- AyuniamientO de
esta ciudad, las confer ncias anuncia-
das oportunamente aecrca de Ia tuber-
culosis y tambien s. inaugura la Expo
sici6n-anti- -tubcrculOsa.
Ha prescnta6o la rcnuncia del car
-, de sub-marshal de Ia Corte MunicI-
nal de Caguas. el iior Juan Janer'
Con fecha 81 del corriente ha toma-
do possession dol cargo de sub-marshal
de Ia Corte Mrnicipal de Caguas, e'
sc6or Antorio Mora'rs
Las carreras anupciadas para aver
+uv;eron oue susperderse { ca'laa de
Ia continue lluvia one estuvo cayehdo
todo el dfs. Probablemente Sc ce-
lebrarsn el domingo pr6ximo.
De Ia investigator practicada por
q, ;uez municiral dc Anasco, EN- ei SUI
cidio de la joven Ana Crespo, natu-
raj de aquella poblaci6n, resuito que
eI hecho fue casual.
Continha detenido en- la carcet ei
ex-miisico Federico Pagani, acusado dc
ultraje mayor, por no haber prestado
fianza de dos mil dollars exigida pa
"a su ibertad provisional.
N oicial de Sanidad local de Maya
xiiez, est& procediendo actualmente' al
.nalisis de la leche que Sc destina a.
consume p1blico.
De Las pruebas practicadas Sc ha
podido llegar al convencimiento ae
cue Ia mayor parte de La leche que Sc
expende en- aqueila ciudad, carece oe
In densidad apetecida.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-25
A s. l.6O

Is de mneha utilidad, 10 s6ls pars
los Abogados, Cortes Judisia1ss, Ayun-
:amientos. Corporaeienss y snplsedos
ie todos los ramos, sine tambitn para
jo~ comerciantes, industrialss J pssso-
a. ie ne9ocios. 81 conosimisnto Dc In
Leyes de Puerto Rice aprobadas 20.
las C&maras , el Conssje 13ssutive -
el pasado aiio do 1907.
Sc venden & $1.to q = HhRsFfs del
Boletfn MoroantN.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-25

Ha tornado possession del cargo do
juex municipal do Ahasco, 81 sehor
Urrutia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-25

Ha presentado 10 renuncis del car
60 de practicante municipal dc Yau-
co. cl seiior Alfredo Alvares.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-25
ll6HRSIl AEKkAllA MTlRIIWA
BE J. II. BLANCO

Cos - uso desapsr eco el extrs1i
m3sato. indigestion. dolores de cabe
p. inuusca. bills. zcido del est6magc
= xener~i sodcs los desarreglos pre-
Nnddos por e) estomago 8 intestinos
EHraeSeaD - 0lD0e0.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-25

PARA CURAR UN RESFRIADC
EN- UN Ola. tome LAXATIVE BRO
MO-QUININA. El boticario devo',ei
cl dinero ri no Ie cura. Ia firma We ]
w. GROVE Sc halla en- esdn cai''a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-25

Ell sabado fue arrestado Jose Pa
checo, sargento de la compafiia G. def
Regimiemto de Puerto Rico, acusadO
dc seduction la joven Josefa May
mon, habiendo pyestado fianza de qui-
nientos dollars los seilores Pedro j..
PARA Ramon Docampo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-25

~~~ ~Se-~~
Stella y cuya relacion de los DOMAIN
ties es como sigue:
Suma anterior $1765.OO
Andres Crosas $500
A. Suarez y Ca 1000
Pedro Giusti : 1000
Cuetara Hermanos 1000
Sues. de Jose Martinez 1000
Sues. de j. Matienzo Ca 1000
Herrero Hermanos 1000
M. Lamadrid y Ca. 1000
Gambia y Stubbe 1000
Scs de Gamarra 1000
Ramon Valdes 25.OU
Consul de Francia 1000
p. Schira Ca. 1000
p. Bouret Hustle 1000
Farmaeia Guillermety 1000
Sues. de j. Nj. Blanco lOOO
Me Murtrie Cutler y Ca. 1000
Joaquin Fernandez 1000
Comodore Rehrer IO.OU
DR.. Livingston lu.oU
Pons, Malatrasi y Ca. 1000
Liga de Republicanos Es-
panoles EN- Puerto Rico 1000
Murole Hermanos 10.U
Total recaudado hasta
esta fecha $2O6a.W
Cuya suma queda depositada en- el
American Colonial Bank nombre del
comite Central de Socorros Pro Gala
bria-Siciiia. 10 que les s;sFlieo haga ptl-
blico para general conocimiento-
Anticipole las gracias. y quedo,
De listed atentamente, +.
Alexandra Pozxo.
Tesorero.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-25

Ha fallecido en- Mayagiiez, In dis
tinguida sefiora dona Eduvigis Valla-
dares Espejo, persona muy aprec'a-
BILE en- aquc liza ci'dad.
La seiiora Valladares estaba empa-
rentada con varias familias distingui-
das la triste nueva de su muerte ma
producido en- todas honda impression.
FL sepelio tuvo lugar en- la manana
de hoy.
Lamentamos esta desgracia y en-
viamos los familiares tOdOs de Ia
filaada Ia sincera expression de nuestra
cOndolencia.
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So amnca para Ia mochc del 81 del
cOrrnnte un gran bale en los salones
Ill ,,VYrsSr, Cl,,h !. 10 CS OuaA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-25

Esta maiiana ha sido sentenciado por
el juez Lassalle veinte cinco dol
lars de multa, el individuo Jose Cue
vas, por acometimiento y aggression.