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The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1909-12-18

down there toilita tchlng, val
a they forge the gun which i 50 make
your fame, Il she said softly. s.sa
5aSs'sA And you z, he asked, just as low.
IN the. darkness che looked up at him.
And i !" she said Il shall be up here
/ Just where \ am now, watching the
lights and thinking and praying that
all will be well. !" Ri -'ss-5f
Again they stood ID silence for .
time. II ~. " zss II 51]
Then the man sighed. .5i5 .z; d s.,
# Il am afraid to come back again" he
began unsteadtly. 4 think l had bet.
ter shy goodby to you tonight" ~;
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-13
u Opera sn NusVa Yo'l
On tenor espabol-

Cant6 el tenor Constantine en- dos
nuevas partituras la semana pasada'
FssLa Tosca" y "La Boheme", rayan-
do grandisims altura como consul
mado artista en- el dominic de facul-
tades de canto y de expression drami-
tica, que le conquistaron una vex mas
los aplausos de Ia critica razonada &
inteligente del auditorio que lie ga
lud6 con entusiasmo, hasta cl pnnto de
hacerle repetir,--cosa inusitada en- ell
teatro Manhattan por al terminate
orden~ del maestro Campanini,-la
gran aria final "E lucevan lie STEELE.
inspiradisimo trozo musical de Pucci-
nj. Antes de que Campanlni accedie-
ra 4 los deseos del publico In casa sc
venfa materialmente aba.io 4 fuerza dc
bravos y aplausos Y e fayorito tenor
sali6 ante el proscenio 4 recoger tan
tos vitores una docena dc veces. La
Tosca," preciosisima partitura, fue adj
mirablemente cantada, y su desempeno
por todos los artistas de Ia compaiiia
irreprochable.
En- la matinee del sabado, sc di6 en-
el mosmo teatro La Boheme", opera
del mismo autor, con Nine. Melba, San
Marco y Constantine. va Sc habia can
tado esta obra con distintos artistas.
pero el maestro Campanini que es tai
vez el Director de orquesta mas con-
cienxudo del mundo, prop6sose mejo-
srar Ia audici6n, y di6 el principal pa
pei Constantine, one 10 desempeh6
& Maravilla, rudiendo asi demostrar
al pdblico la diyersidad Dc sus como
cimientos en- todos los generos de la H.
-rica italiana.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-13
Joss Rosado Malpic&
Ex-Parts
D3CLARACION DE DOMINIC

POR CUANTO hablendo presenta-
do el sbogado don Jose G.. Torres
una moci6n & nombre de jose Rosado
Malpica para que Sc declare su fa-
vor el dominic de las siguientes fin-
cas-:
Numero ~unop Predio de 126 cner-
das de terreno Il centimos, de ter
-cera calidad, en- los barrios de eAlmi-
rants Norten de Vega Baja y eBaju-
n > de Vega Alta, Equivalen & ~
hectAreas, 10 Areas y, IS centi&reas, y
colindan Al Norte con terrenos de IL
Hacienda Carmen de Ia Succession de
don Jorge J Finlay. Ramon Brase-
70 y Fernando Martinez: por ell Sur
con Ia misma Hacienda Carmen; por
el Este con la propia hacienda. An
dres Rosado, Fermin Rosado JESUS
Rosado; y por ef Oeste con la dicha
Hacienda Carmen. En- este predio Sc
halla enclavaaa una casa yivienda de
maderas del pals y techo de hicrro
galvanizado, de- ocho varas De frente
por doce de fondo. Y otra casa para
cosechas de madoras del pals te
cho de paja.
Nimero sdoss Predio de cuer-
dAs 81 centimos de terreno en- el
barrio de aAlmirante Nortep de We
ga-Baja, de tercera calidad, equiva-
Eentes q hectareas 20 areas y una
centiarea, y eolipdaHtes al Norte. Es-
te y Oeste con Ia Hacienda Carmen,
y por el Sur con Gullermo Perez Y
Dorofeo Rosado
Nlmero etress Prcdio de IL cuer-
des 81 csntimos DE- terreDo de ter
cera calidad. oquiealentes a 6 hecta-
reas. ochenta areas 81 centiareas
Radican en- = harrio sBajuras de We
gs-Alta v collmaan por el Norte con
Ia Hacienda Carmen; ror Fl Este con
Ia misma hac;euda Y Jcsefa Rivera;
por \ Sur cop vaieutin Pabdn nor
81 oes.e con = Ssse~ian de Baldome-
r, A9Dsse.
Nhunera eessssroa predio IL terre-
n De sobre, eea - J barrio sBs'"-
ra. de Vega Alta. consta de cucr-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-13


dss equiva|eptss & 2 heotkreas, IS
Arsas , ~ centikreas, y colinds por
los cuatro puntos cardinales con Il
Hacienda Carmen de d Sucesi6n Fin
lay,
Nlmero scincop: Predio compuesto
de l2 cuerdas y SO centimos de terre-
no de tercera calidad, equivalentes 6
4 hectareas, 9s Areas y rs centiAreas.
Radica en- el barrio aBajurap de We
ga-Alta y colinda por el Oeste con
Jesls Rosado y Juan Negr6n, y por
los dem&s vientos con la Hacienda Car
men de la Succession Finlay.
POR TANTO, y habiendosc orde-
nado por el Hon. Juez dc la Pri-
mera Secci6n de esta Corte se publi-
que la pretensi6n por tres veces en-
un peri6dico de los de mayor circu-
aci6n en- esta ciudad para que los
que tengan algln derecho real sobre
el inmueble descrito, las personals ig-
noradas & quienes pueda perjudicar
la inscription y en- general todo el
que desee oponerse pueda efectuario
dentro del termino de sesenta dias
lihro el presente en- San Juan de
Puerto Rico 4 12 de Enero de 19O9.-
A. Marin Marion, Secretario de la Cor
te.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-13
POR CARLOS DIcKEH8

entonces abrumada tan solo por los cuidados las difficult
tades en- que encuenran eos dverso estdos sno
e esuerzo que hacfa sin concar oblgacones
tan contradcoras remedar la ncoherenca resulta
ba de esa stuac6n multiple Creo que precise haberio
sentdo para comprender ben 10 quero decir para
dnce semejante estado
Po raz6n apenas atrevo referr los tormentos
que sufria durante aquea arga noche que me formaba
mi ceguera cuando esorzaba subr los escaones
losaes escaera ggantesca querendo legar STEM
pre extreme que momento de llegar derriba
,la de prcno por ag1n obstaculo mprevisto veia
obligada vover emprender aqnea penosa ascension
IIabia que saba que estaba en- mi cana,
casi sempre tenia conocimento confuse de mi 81
tuaci6n pero aun cuando concca Carloa In
babfa visto sena e contaco de mano, sorpendia
diciendola:
-Nunca Sc acaba csta escaera Carota; nunca SO aea
ban esos esealones egan hasta ei ceio
continuaba subiendo.
Pero el mas cruel de todos tormef'os II
en- medic tineblas asda oras forma
ban un collar fuego de la que dc las lnamadas
perIaS exhalar spcas nfes para saivarme de tan
espantoSa agonfa.
Tai SOY inoporuna habando dc estns dolores mex
pliraes 4vo relate NADIA tienc De agrsiah' In
j. hare nj uen 10 echs; pcro conocIsrarnos me-
jor aiucinaciones febrle poramos probablemente
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-13

-Porque esta enfermo ano verdad, mamai i-afade
Quebec
No buen augurio parecerse va vuestro Jo-
vial amigo-dce M Georges dando I'm beso las ninas -
pero-anade suspirando-tienen raz6n.
--Georges-dce mistress Baquet cosendo agilidad;
% creyera que tenias NAL caracter que pensabais adn
en- 10 que os he dchO maana debera pediros perd6n
nor que ha hecho amaa engua que merece
ser cortada por haberos causado tanta pena
-Querda amiga ique buena sois!-responde Ell vetera-
dicho.
Y en- efecto todo que quise decir confaba
Ienum que segura dc que lie sacarais del paso;
IL babeis hecho con nobleza, Georges.
-Gracias amiga mia gracas sento el mayor placer al
Dir paabre- poroue revelan que formas bue-
ma opinion de mi
sargento la de mistress Baquet que Sc la
ola sin deiar la shor esta sentada lado Ia
mira un momento Despu; vue've la hacia Wooiwch
V lie llama alderman de cabeza.
-IJiio mfo-le dice p.sando Ia sobre In cabeza
de mistress Baoue. anchn frente bria de
amor nor ii FL In han ostado POGO men-
tras seoIa tn r,' -nid@ba de tn nfanca pero esta
fan frcSca tan Ioa~- anes de coger-
la del artol.
El rostro de blanrt cuano Sc 10 pernite
- constitution lcT y II Is conplefa aprcbseion
-IIegara un dia-eontinfa NJ. Georges que encss
neceran los cabeilcs de fn mae suraran frenfel
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-13

Ina, Jaes de Il Corte, % snunsie tal
pretcnsi6n aducida, por tres veces, en-
uno do los periodicos de mayor circu-
laci6n en- este Distrito Judicial de San
Juan, 6 fin de que los que ne cream
perjudicados puedan ejercitar su de-
recho en- 81 termino de ounce dias ma
turales, { contar desde la fecha de tai
publication.
Y en- cumplimiento de 10 asi dis
puesto, expido el presente en- Bayam6n
hoy dia 9 de Encro de 19O9.-E. n.
vassallo, Secretario de Ia Corte.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-13

Conversion de possession en- dominic
MIN. GAG.
POR CUANTO Hilari6n Rivera, poI
nedio de su Abogado Enrique Harques
fIuertas, ha presentado & esta Corte
una moci6n solicitando Ia conversion
IN inscription de dominic de Ia pose.
sion que tiene de Ia finca siguiente:
"Rlstica: radicada en- ell barrio de
Rarrio Nuevo de Naranjito, P. r., CON-
puesta de % cuerdas de terrenos equi-
valentes & ocho hectAreas, 64 treas, 60
centiAreas, lindando por el N. con te-
rrenos de Quiterio Figueroa, hoy Juan
nigel Naldonado, y Calixta Cintr6n y
Rivera; por el f. con los de Rosal{a
Rivera y Cruz hoy Fermfn Morales,
por el s. con Adrian Coto Ramos ;
roy Juana Cruz; por el Poniente, con
los de Quiterio Figueroa, hoy Andres
Rivera.
POR TANTO, habiendo sido admiti-
da dicha moci6n, Sc ha dispuesto por
1 Hon. Lecpoldo Santiago y Carmo-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-13

Conversion de possession en- dominic
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-13
ArticQlos para oscritorio
UN GRAN SUaTID0

1seEibanias elegantes, propias para
rsgalos, dc varios tamaiios y preeios.
Papslss dc todas Glasses, Sobrss. u
piess. Tintas, Plumas. Prsnsas para CO.
piar, Copiadores de cartas, Libretas de
todos tamados, Yactureros 1ltimo mo-
delo s infinidad dc objetos 4 prscios
econ6micos.
Do venta en- 81 BoLKTIN MxR0AN.
I'll.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-13
i.SLkIBANIAS
propias para fegalos, de
vrnla eN 81
B..I.EIIN NERCANTIl..
TRIBUNAL 9UPREMO DE PUERTO
2IOO

on >tua del 6>Cretario
Por II preseute se informa NJ pdbb
co en- general, qu. los programs para
Il adm'-ian AZ asp'rant"~ Al .ierc'eto
de 50 ABOGACIA ante los TribunAles
insulares no se dstribuyen en esta OF
e,ns dep,su.io darigirn. todo ei que IN
terese algnn eiemnlar de ellos. 1 10 IL
breria .lel Boletfn Mercantil, que hs
tornado ( 81 cargo Ia publication y
eenta dc los mismos.
San Imam 2 e 90 In';o de 1877.
A p. Castro.
e.~r.,.~s. 10, r~ihural Supreme
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-13

gKcUADERNADOS EN TELA FLExIBlF r
Manuel d RsGstenciA do Matsriales r
Estabilidad do las cnnstruccions&
Dor ei ingeniero DR.. GindO Sandrs
ueil
Manuel dc lAs Ccustrucciones d Hoe-
nig6n Dc Cenento armada, po, -
ineeniero JOSS Vacchelli.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-13
EDICTO E

EDICTO
En Ia Corte Municipal del Distrito IN.
dicial de Bayam6n, p. X.
Estados Unidos de America
Ell Presidente de los FEE. UU. s. s
Hilariin Rivera,
PrOmOvepte.
EX-PARTE
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-13
E EDICTO

- h Corte de Distrito del Distrito
Judicial de San Juan, P. r.
K6tados Unidoe de Arntrica.
u PreGdente de los EE. UU. S.S.
Numero $3.50.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-07
MORE HONORS COMING
TO MY LADY GRANAPD
Strong Possibility That She Will Be
Made Queens Lady Of the
Bedchamber.

LONDON. July Society is Won
dering whether lucky Countess Gran
ard. who has won the friendship OF
the king and queen within the short
est time on record, will achieve her
ambition by getting an official position
I'm the queens household. while her
husband occupies position IN the
kings household.
Two OF the queens ladies OF the bed
chamber. the Warehouses; OF L9ns-
dowre and salisbury. will resign soon
and II is not impossible that the c1un'
tess will be selected 10 one Of the
vacancies The position will bring
her almost. into intimate daily tCuch
with the queen Ladies' u the Bed
chamber take a week on and a week
OF duty. When on duty they accom-
panv the queen eyerywhere-to state
functions shopping. theaters. etc.
Formerly ladies OF the bedchamoer
performed the duties suggested by the
title. assisting the queen at her toilet.
Now the position is ornamental. be-
ing coveted because IL places IT, oC-
cupants in close relationship with the
queen. II the countess gets the posi-
ton. she will be the first American
woman attached 10 the queens house
hold The Granards came 10 town
from Knebworth. Lord Lytton's seat,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-07
Mrs Sczodroski first struck Banezak
with a broom.
HOUSE is WRECKED BY
MYSTERIOUS EXPLOSION
Some Believe That Bomb No. 81 Has
Been Thrown-Poliee Say Gas
is Cause.

CHICAGO. July Has bomb No.
80 been thrown?
This question is no, only uppermost
IN the mlnds OF the police, bat the
general public OF Chicago as well, fol.
lowing al explosion that wrecked the
home OF the mother OF George W.
Jackson at an early hour today
Jackson Is the contractor who was
building the crib in Lake Michigan
where 20 men lost their lives last
January when the CRIB burned TO the
waters edge. The contractors moth
or has not lived in the house that
was blown up for two months and the
house being vacant, no one was In
lured by the explosion.
The police express the belief that
the explosion may have been caused
by gas, but others cling TO the be.
lief that The house was dynamited by
someone who may have lost relatives
in the great crib disaster and believed
Mrs Jackson 10 be IN her home
The house was completely demolish-
ed fire breaking out after the eXpl)-
sion ,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-07
HELLEU PERPETUATES
THE LYDIG PRETTINESS
Famous Artist Finds That Mrs, PhiIIp
Possesses Thirty-Nine Out Of
Forty Points OF Beauty

PARIS, July 7.-Helleu. the famous
dry point etcher. is making d sketch
OK Mrs Philip Lydig. of New York.
Mrs. Lydig. who is OF Spanish descent.
was formerly Mrs. Arson Phelps
Stokes
II is Helleus proud boast that hs
will not waste his art upon any wo.
man unless she be beautiful. Discuss
ms the question from a purely artistic
point with James Hazen HYDE. the
latter (who is reported 20 be a man
OF great taste). mentioned MIS-. Lydig.
The artist found that the American
woman. possessed thirtynine OF the
forty points OF beauty required IN
Spain. The arched neck. the curved
chin, the petty fringe, the agreeably
low forehead. the high instep. etc,
etc. were each AMI all II ere. Only
enc thing was temporarily lacking 20
please thoroughly the eve OF the an.
ettant though accomplished artist.
Mrs Lydigs color slightly lacked
warmth
Quick as lightning Helleu suggeste
I remedy The glow of cub or young
fox held IN Mrs Lydigs arms would
give the desired blend One was pro"
cured and Mrs Lydig sits for the fam
Gus artist. and society awaits famous
picture
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-07
DOG DRAWS CRIPPLED
MASTER TO EXPOSITION
For Five Years Faithful Canine Mas
Been Doing Duty Drawing Triey'
cle-Guards Vehicle

SEATTLE. July "A familiar sighi
at the exposition is large black dog
drawing a tricycle. in which the ant
mails crippled master sits The dos
has already learned which gate to en-
ter, and when the vehicle approaches
the gatem9n make room.
Walter MARITIME. the dogs master,
came all the way from Sleepy Eye,
Mimi, 10 see the fair. For fourteen
years he has been unable ~ walk. and
for the last Ave years Rock. the faith
tul dog. has been doing duty drawing
the tricycle.. Mr.. MARITIME is visiting
relatives In the city and comes daily
TO the exposition.
Rock belongs 10 no particular breed
Of dogs. but from its gray old nose TO
the tip OF its ugly tail the animal Is
all fmthfulness. When Mr.. MARITIME
speaks the word the animal stops and
stands guard over the three-wheeleG
vehicle. When somebody IN thu
throng is about 10 jostle the tricycle.
Rock steps between and with its pow
erful body pushes the thoughuess PEI
son away.
Although Mr.. MARITIME Is unable 20
walk. he is independent II the strees
cars. on the paved streets the vehicle
can be driven ten miles an hour with a
strong lever attached 10 the axle Mr.
MARITIME is staying at No 1905 Frank
lin-ave., and he is able 10 reach the
fair grounds and 70 return home in
the evening quickly and safely
Rocks only fault is a desire 10 90
too fast" said Mr. MARITIME Rock
wants TO see the fair all In one day"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-07
FIXES DUTY ON SNUFF.
TOBACCO AND CIGARS
Finance Committee Decides Cnew.ns
and Smoking Tobacco Are Dc
Taxed EIqht Cents Pound

5 WASHINGTON. July The nh'
ance committee OF the senate mas re.
norted is amendment 10 the INTERNAL
revenue laws regarding the taNa''on
O, snur. tobacco and cigars.
SNUFF OF all descriptions and cne"
ing and smoking tobacco OF all S'''u'
are TO be taxed eight cents per pouhd'
an Increase from six cents uhoeT Tue
existing law.
Cigars weighing more than lhree
pounds per thousand are kept a. ste
nresent rate OF SO per thousah"' pE.
on the more expensive kinds, yalueu at
between SIS and sll0 per thonSdl l. !,
the tax is made So per thousaild' ~
on cigars or cigarettes or Who''Sei9
value Of more than sllO per 'housana'
the tax Is SO per thousand On CT
CARS weighing not more tnan tnI &C
mounds per thousand, the tax Is hAeu
at IS cents. .o,
ON cigarettes weighing more man
three mounds per thousand, the rave
Is Increased TO $3.50 per thousa ma
and II they do not weigh more ulau
three mounds. the tax is sl.3o.
III
or chewing tobacco. cigarettes OF
snuf shall there be any promise OF
offer OF. or any order or certinca'e'
for. any money. gifts, prize premium
nayment. or reward. nor can any PACK
ages when emptied be receiVed oy any
manufacturer in lieu of coupons, or III
consideration OF anything OF VaIIe' II
is further provided that these changes
are not TO take effect until July l.
1910.
Tobacco may hereafter be pit Up
in packages containing one-nalf one
one and one-third. one and three
fifths: one and two-thirds; two; TWO
and one-half. three; three and one
third: four. six. eight and IS ounces
and at the option OF the manufacturer
fine chewing tobacco may BE put up
in wooden packages. containing TO-
20. 40 and 60 pounds eacn Reguls'
tions are also provided for the PACK
ing OF cigars in boxes containing from
five 70 five hundred cigars each
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-07
SUPREME COURT.

LANSING. Mich. July THE SUI
preme court met yesterday and dis
posed OF the following cases: Affirmed
Spear ~ Hanson. People VS.. Van
Alstyne; Ranney Refrigerator Co. vs..
Smith: People VS. Andre. Gowan vs..
Smith, Golham IS. Johnson; Hamilton
VS.. Deinzer1 Detroit United Railway vs..
Lau: Humphrey vs.. Holden: Allen vs.
Maser. People VS.. Blake. Dorn vs.. st.
Adelbertus Aid society. Marshall vs.
Saginaw Valley Traction Co; Lacy vs.
Piatt Power & Heat Co. Fetz Va. Ley
endecker: Bunkley VS. Mccarthy. Sagi-
nav County Savings Bank W. Dufheld
Rodgers Shoe Co. vs.. Coon; McQuisteu
VS. Detroit Citizens Street Railway
Gillighan VS. Ray. Covell VS.. Bright,
Kennedy VS.. Lancashire Insurance Co.
Lawrence vs. Ninkemulder Bottle vs
@ r.. q h & NJ Ry Steele va. Culver
Supervisors of Gratiot County vs.. Nun
sin; In re Cameron Estate Steger vs.
Immen: Gogebie Lumber Co. vs. Moore
ovid Carriage Co. VS.. Parsille; ScahilI
VS. Aetna Indemnity Co
Reversed-Wilson vs. Cleveland
Fitzpatrick VS. Mauheimer. Merrinane
VS. Miller. Buckhout vs. Witwer; PEG
pie VS. Turja Stroscheim va. Krantcn
rhayer Lumber Co. vs.. City OF Muske-
gon: Buckeye Brewing Co. vs.. Eymer
Treat VS.. Detroit United Railway. Ret
mink VS. Strabbing BiXler vs.. Frey
LYLE VS.. City % Detroit. Heath vs.. Cal
kins: Lemon vs. Macklen; Farrell vs.
Haze: People VS. Connolly, Robinson vs
Harmon. Mandamus denied in Bauer va
Township Board OF Denmark Writ OF
error dismissed In Starkweather vs
Thopington Estate. and in Hartz vs
Detroit, Plymouth & Worthwhile Ry
Michigan United Railways Co. Orde'
10 show cause granted In Murphy -
Montrnorency Circuit Judge. Court ad
journed until July 10
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-07
ASSESSED ON $4,000. 900.
John D. Rockefellers Personal Prop
erty Assessment Is S2.5oo,ooO.

NEW YORK. July THE tax rolls
presented TO the board IF aldermen
yesterday show that Andrew Carnegie
and Mrs. Russell Sage are assessed
as possessing s5.O00.000 worth OF per.
sonal property each in New York city
John n. Rockefeller's personal prop
erty assessment is 81 100000 and nat
or seven members OF the Vanderbilt
family aggregates sl,340.000
j. Pierpoul Morgan is down Tor
s40O. 600. while the late K IT, Rogers
and William Rockefeller are each as,
sessed 100000 The increase for the
year in the general assessment or real
and personal property is about $780,
600 GOO. This is s400. 100000 less than
the average increase for several years
past The total assessed valuation This
year is 81 $50, 500. $50. OF which s5,SO1-
l79,704 is in real estate.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-07
FAIL TO SELECT WARDEN
Prison Board Takes Two Ballots ana
-Four Candidates are Named.

JACKSON, Mich. July THE pris-
on board met again this morning but it
was not expected the members would
attempt TO select a warden. They held
a session last night and failed 70
agree on man for the place Two
ballots were taken and each time four
different candidates were named /.
was said that the matter would not
come up formally until a meeting Is
held a month hence.
The first ballot stood one vote each
for William ]. Thomas, Gen. W. T.
McGurrin. T. A. WEIGH and A. E. Peek
On the second ballot Judge Adams
switched, and instead OF voting for
WEIGH supported Charles Wood. head
bookkeeper for the Kalamazoo asylum.
Earlier in the session i. was voted
to make a contract with the McMaull
Boiler Co, OF Toledo, for ,our boilers.
each OF 270 horsepower and 10 cost
$4,000 The company was the lowest
bidder at $1,000.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-07
MICHIGAN MAN DIES.
Jonas n. MCGOWAN Was Member c
Congress-Burial at Coldwater.

WASHINGTON. July Service
will De neld this afternoon over The
remains OF Jonas II. MCGOWAN. VINO
represented the Third Michigan dis
trict in the forty-ffth and forty-siXth
congresses He died yesterday. The
funeral party leaves here tomorrow
morning and interment will be at
Coldwater, Mich. Mrs. MCGOWAN and
Miss Ruth MCGOWAN are the remain
ing members OF the family.
When young man MCGOWAN taught
in the city schools at Coldwater. H'
enlisted as a private in the Fifth Mich
igan cavalry and was promoted &c
captain. He raised a company for th'
Ninth Michigan cavalry and was dis
abled in a cavalry charge. He re-
turned TO Coldwater and became sue
cessiyely prosecuting attorney, stat
senator. regent OF the university AM
member Of congress.
For the past 90 years he has prac
ticed law In Washington.