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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-16

Unluckiiy she crossed the track OF
the wounded lion. and after smelling
at the blood she became perfectly IN
manageable. making of at gal'op
and charging him whenever he got
in front to try to turn her. At last
she had gone into the thick bush on
some hills. where he had lost her.
When we had skinned the other lion
We made a cast TO try to pick up the
fourth. but could make nothing Of
hira-I never got this lion. although
he killed one Of our donkcys the next
daY
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-16

the open, if one gives him a pretty
wide berth, SO as to get a start when
he charges. AS a rule the lion will
give up the chase after 100 yards or
so. This pony of Hassan's was about
the best | ever saw in Somaliiand-
He would not put price on il. be-
cause he said he could make quite
respectable incorse by making footing
expeditions on its back, as It was so
fast nobody could catch it.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-16
Approaching Bio Game in Jungle.

That morning a H0Ress killed a
better close ~ M camp. had al
ready seen her tracks several times.
bat they had always ed Us on 10 some
stony hills where We had lost them.
This tire the same thing happened
arasn. 81. thinking sfe would probably
come back thai ri-ht 90 finish the
heifcr. We decided ~ ST Up for her
We therefor made an enclosure ~
fho-as under mimosa lush near BY.
The rat top a. the bush cane
down 20 meet ~ :horns built
ND AT around and ore could
hardly tell me Whole thing was
not bush To- The front there vas q
hole ~ shoot through. and ~ The back
we icn IN opening 81 tfaf 70 could
ct inside. After this W RETURNED
hack 70 Carp. ard IN the erenirr aver
sinner went OF again. taking M h~t-
ding o. a dlnfeg This dcnscy vas
arc 70 serve az a BAR. for to natives
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-16
(Al@sGlsl

ers, l have always had one man, Alb
0ulla Ashur, as head shikari. Besides
being an agreeable companion. he is
far and away the best finder of game
have ever seen in the country.
His pluck is undeniable. and the
only difficulty | have had with
him is to prevent him going
where'I did not care to go myself.
This may sound exaggerated praise of
a native. but among other things he
grappled lion which had knocked me
down, being severely mauled before
he got the brute off, so that | natur
ally entertain a very high opinion of
him. Owing 10 his skill in tracking
i have only lost one wounded lion out
of many that were hit, and that was
not his fault, as the blood stopped al
most directly and the ground was
nothing but stones for miles. This
speaks for itself. as any one who has
shot lions knows how difficult it is to
recover a wounded beast without dogs.
| only once had the help of dogs
after wounded lions. We were camped
down in the Haud among the Eidegall
Villages uUutT sultan ltfld. OLt uds
! went out to try to get some meat
for the natives, accompanied by a war
rior called Hassan and his pony.
had just shot an oryx, and we were
cutting it up, when the smallest So
mali | have ever seen came running
up to say he had just observed five
lions asleep under a tree close by.
This man belonged to the low-caste
tribe of Midgans-people who do not
live together in one tribe. but are
scattered all over Somaliiand In differ
ent villages, where they are chiefly
engaged in killing antelope for meat,
other Somalis, as rule. thinking 1t
below their dignity to do anything but
go out occasionally on looting expedi-
tons M7dgans are armed with bows
and poisoned arrows. and each of
them carries a knife. Until quite
lately no other Somali would use
bow. but now it is quite a common
thing to meet native belonging to
another tribe who has discarded his
spears for a bow and culver of
poisoned arrows.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-16
On the
Spoor of
the King
of Beasts
By Lord DeI0mere

D get good sport in
Somaliland the first
thing is to get a
good shikari. There
are excellent men to
be found with care
and good luck. but a
great many who are
absolutely worthless.
In addition TO 9TH
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-16
Shooting Lions with Poisoned
Arrows.

Lions are occasionally killed by
Midgans. but the poison on the arrows
cannot be very strong. as frequently.
after being sick two or three times,
the lion seems to recover and get
away. Captain Swayne gives an ac-
count of the way in which these Mid
gans hunt the Onyx with their dogs.
But to get on with my story. The
little Midgan carried a bow nearly as
long as himself, and was followed by
about a dozen small native dogs with
curly sterns and prick ears. These
little ours were wonderfully broken.
The man trotted off in front OF us.
ard when he got near the place where
he had seen the lions he simply put
out his fand. and all the dogs lay
down in a bunch and never attempted
Ito follow on after us. Then we staIked
carefully towards big thorn tree ris-
ing above the bush. This was where
the lions were said TO be. The bush
was very open. and when we came in
sight of the tree the lions were just
decamping. There were four OF them.
not fve-an old lioness and three
lions. perhaps not quite full grown,
and with very little name. Hassan
had followed close behind on his pony.
so I shouted TO him to try and keep
his eye on the lioness. and ran on my
self with AbduIla after one Of the
lions. This one did not seem much
inclined to run. and after short
burst managed IN get a bullet into
hin, somewhere Just as he disappeared
into some thick bushes.
At that moment we caught si<kt of
another lion trotting along parallel to
us about 200 yards Of. The wounded
one was keeping Mp continuous low
growing in the bushes. so. thinking
he would not get far away. re ran 20
cut OF the other. He turned on when
he caught sight Of MS. and We had a
long stern chase after him. as n re-
sui; Of which 7 was 50 blown 7 could
NO. hit him. although he was IobbinE
along not more than 100 yards ahead
Al last 7 did get bullet INTO his
flank re At once turned. and. growi-
In ec-ceiv. came bounding a few
~.-5s towards US. as n trying 20 make
n, hts mind 20 charge. Whether he
,ro.l5 have done 50 OF not 7 do not
know. as my second barrel caught him
on tho point Of the shoulder. bringing
sir, On ~ his nose. and before he
could recover himself ! pus IN another
bur,et from my second rife and in
bhed him.
n Is more than likely he would not
have charged. a. 7 have several times
.s~n a lion make this Kind of demon
s,rat,on when slightly HIT more. 7
,h,rt. 20 try 70 brighten his sssailsn'
,nss ANYTHING else. lion thai really
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-16

means charging up comes quite silent.
ly. galloping very fast along tho
ground like a dog.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-30
Hab|ando con e| Attorney

Mr.. Brown inform6 esta manana
Que no hay seguridad de cuando S,
hara el nombramiento de jucz de Pa2
de Mayagiiez, pero que dicho nombra
micnto tendra efccto 10 mas pronto po
sible, quiza en- la pr6xima semana Hay
para cl mencionado cargo much0s Y
distinguidos aspirantes, entire Glos, eI
jnez municipal de Cayey senor Gomez
y cl Iicenciado senior Martinez, de Ma
yagiez.
En- cuanto 4 la information judicial
on la isla, NADIA de particular ocurre
al menos por ia mafiana.
Despues dijo el Attorney INFERNO
Mr. Brown:
Como sabra listed, en- la session dc
aver del Consejo Executive, fueron
aprobados los nombramientos de la
combination Judicial Esto es 10 mas
interesante que hay por ahora.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-30
Schemes festaS

La Directiya con su director esprit
tual y demas asociadas IIijas de Maria
tienen 81 gusto en- invitar 4 los so
lemnes actos religiosos que tendran In
gar cu honor de Maria InmacuIada
en- Ia iglesia de San Jose, scgdn q
siguiente programa:
I'll dia primero de Mayo, al toqu'
dc oraciones, daran principle estos ac
tos religiosos con 81 Santo Rosario
lctania cantada, meditation, cantIcoi
piadosos, terminando con ofreeimientt
de flores Salvc cantada.
Todos los dias del mes. como el an
terror.
III coro estara scrvido por varia
scnoritas de In Association.
Todus los domingos y iueves habri
ceremonial de la coronation dc In ina
gen de In Santisima Virgen.
Los lunes, jueves, vicrnes y sabad'
de 4 Y media Il 3 y media de la tar
de. habra cjercicio de preparation pa
ra la primcra communion, los nInos .
ninas que 10 descen y sus padres IL
autoricen para que puedan aslstir.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-30
Notas del Consejo
La session de aver

Ayer tarxle 4 las dos media Sc
reunio a Conselo Enc,ltivo, para tra-
TAR los asunaos sig,llertes:
La concession de I'M per.nlso de 6
nsses, para construar una via ferrea
de4sde La playa de Ponce al barrio Pc
nooe1lla.
Ell TtSoreaD, de Puerto Rico, soli-
cito para coa,ro de derechos, la lksta
de franuuirias de telefonoS cmcedsdas
durante el gpbnrno espanol, 4 las cor
poraciones siguientes:
Iesiesma Co, ArecIbo; Sues. de
Roses Y Co, Areeibo; Angel Villaml,
Manati Beltran IIcrmanos, HUI
macao julio S. Bruno, Guayama; ,Jo-
Sc Alglada. Yabucoa; Andres Antelo,
Yablroa; Mamd ArgueSso, Yabucoa
Celso Cabaliero, AdJuntas; tlorencio
Santiago, Coamo.
Sc dscutio tambien 81 recargo es--
Iecial por vIalar en- cochevs de sill6n
de extension de la American Railroad
Co, pidienio que Sc restablezca por
La Compafia por haber erfcargado tres
cocffes nuevos de primcra clase para
pasaJero
Este recargo especial no ssra va
lido despsIes de tres meses partir del
primero de Mayo pr6ximo, menos
que vonc ldos los tres moses Sc en-
cuentren flmc pnaIdo dichoS trenes de
Ianmera clase
Sc .discutio la tarifa del rago de
derecho de efectos suietoS al pago
de rentas internas que So depositan
en los almacenes dc la Tropie,lad de
don Jose r. Silva.
Sc trato ia peticion del sefor Cel-
so Cabailero, solicitando una Tranquil
cia para tOma de aqua de u1la que
bra,ia he La Jurisdiction de Adjun-
tas.
y fnlaimentc fue aprobasia La eosn-
binacion Judicial.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-30
Habla el doctor de IN plebiscito, ,

Habla el doctor de I'M plebiscito, '
dice que los mayores votos serian pa,
ra la independence, la autonomia, el
cstado..... Y bien; ique es el pasado
sino In autonomiai
!Dc d6ndc deben partir las recla-
macioncs puertorriquehas, sino de Ia
base de 10 que encontraron aqui los
americanos al llegarf
Y no qucremOs ser crueles con los
sentimientos patrios del doctor nj de-
oirlc que las provincias espaholas, Ma
drid, Barcelona, Cadiz, Zaragoza y to
das juntas, han demostrado bien quo
no envidian, nj aceptan, nj soportan
las excclcncias de gobiernos ex6ticos.
"Todo este es duro dccirlo, pero es
Ia verdad".
Y dispense el doctor 81 utilizamos SUI
mismas palabras.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-30
De AreCibO
UN ACUERDO

La Comision de festeios acord0 ano
che solicitar del Concejo Mumcipa
vuelya d su primitive acuerdo de dal
d la calle del Rosario el nombre d,
"Gonzal6 Marin" en- Iugar del de Pa
chin Marin 81 no hubiera tempo d'
lIevar cabo el acuerdo, suspender III
cho acto del programa posponiendol'
para cuando quede terminals Ia pa
vimentaci6n de dicha cale.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-30
N@&sa del @]S@

81 no fucra faltar un elemental
dcbcr de cortCsia, dejariamos SIN res
puesta el articulo que publica aver en-
EEL Tempo, cl doctor Barbosa' Juz
cindolo sobradamente conteStado. cof
T. eprodncci6n que haccnn~ en- 10
,r,mera pIana del BOLETlN. del me
unrial que ha presentado al Nongrc-
:, de los Estados Unidos la Coms'on
pmertorriqucha.
Vivimos en- unos dias en- los cuales
~ rssado no necssita defeslsst NJ JUS
tiiicaci6n, porque 10 han defendido !
in han iustificado los que tlenen au-
l.ridad para clio, los que han aflriA'
do ahora nobemcnte, ante Ia pren&
cl parlamento los poderes de was
hington. que el regimen actual que
- somcte la isla, Is menos democra-
tico que cl mantcnldo por Espaha
,oui antes V despues de la autonomla
FL doctor BarboSa ha piantcado Ia
co>a mal-digimos-y hoy, despues dc
,.er su articulo de "El TEMPO ratI-
f,camos nuestra afirmacIon.
Dice el distinguido homhre publlco
que para juzgar el prcsente es nece-
,ario comparable con ell pasado; solo
Isl Sc puede Ilegar a una CONCLUSION
lusta
No. III doctor padece de ana lamen-
table eouiyocaci6n. En- Ia vida de los
nnablos & no ser cuando estos sufren
ana perturbation como Ia que padece
Puerto Rico. esas comparaclones son
., insaS noroue 10 natural, 10 toglco. rs
que progresen los puebios IN to poliu-
u en 10 economico.
Fl lnfluio de la democraeia ilega en-
r,uestros dias los. puehios que pare
e;an petrificados en- Ia servidnmbre
!: Persia, 4 Turquia, Rusla ilega.
Y 81 en- los demas puehsos la com
naracl6D Is oclosa, en- Puerto Rlco es
tclgrosIsitna, para 10 que pretende de
fender y pretende probar ei leader
de los republicanos.
FL director esplritual d I'll ITEM
go rehuyc Ia comparaeton, apesar dt
cue habla de ella, Il slstltuye con
Ia para boa "dci pobre que rlatta habla
nodido ahorrar. paraboia- cali
ficaria piadosamente-qu rcplte La
tan demostrada falsedad De que Espa-
i,a entreg6 los pucrtorrIqueflos "A los
EStados UnidoS sin condiclon aiguna
4 Ia voluntad de los americanos.
No. Al pueblo de Puerto Rico nc
S. lie debe repetir csc engafo.
Sin lr mas lejos. i Ia vista tene-
ssos \ Memorial de la CoEision puer-
torriqucna al Congress- de Washing
ton.
Lea Il doctor Barboss:
En- Fl mcnsaje del Presidente Me
Kinley-l899- al dar cuenta del ira
ta,lo de paz entire los Estados Unidos
\ Espafa Sc reproduccn las actas de
las. conferencias entire los diplomatieos
dc ambas nacioncs. DisoutIendose Fl
Status dc Puerto Rico, los dc Espana
l.ronunciaron estas paIabrss:
~Se mega reconocer 4 los habitantes
.le los paises ccdidos y renunciados poI
EspaIa ell derecho De optsr por la
ciudadanis que hasia shora gozaron
Y sin embargo. este dercche DE- op-
ci6n. aue es uno de los mas sagrados
lie la personalidad humsnas ia sido
eenstantenente respetado desde que sc
.saancip5 el hombre DE- la sersidum-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-30
Teatro Municipal

Verncs 81 de Abrii gram funcE,m
de gala deslieasla Il las damas dc ID.
culba sociedad pnertorriqtnifia La be-s
ilfsimd opereta franeesa Adriaara An
got, gran exito de esta ConrpaslE
La aDsreditada peufumcria Rigaakd siez
Paris obssquiarzi Las darnas que aczf-s
dan al Teatro.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-30
InceGdiO en- Canba|ache

Anoehe Sc declare lln nrcerislno tsl
In central 'ECsimbaI:Whe .le la IIris-
diccldsl de Arecibo A pcsar de los au-
xiios prestaslos se qtsanauon tunass ca
force cllertlsis. FL fuego fue OCCASIONAL
do por haber caido I'M glotso 10 pa
pei, encendmo, en- dicha fmca.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-30
E| crinen de San Lorenzo

FL fiscal que entiende en- cl esdlar
cimiento ded cramen de Sam Lorenzo
en- vista de la gravolad dei hesido An
tonic bosspda, ha displesto retIrar la
fianza que al p-incipio se habia padi-
do, por poder constituIr cl becho 60
metldo, asesmato en- primer grado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-30

brc de In terra. rindicndosc tribute
4 este sagrado derecho on los trata-
dos que sobre cesi6n territorial sc ce'
lcbraron en- cl mundo cntero.'
Espana, vencida y en- cierto modo
merred de In naci6n triunfante, nc
podia imponer su voluntad. Pidio, IN
sist6 en- la reclamation de que Sc ie
concediese Il los puertorriqucnos el
derccho de optar por la ciudadania cs-
panoIa. Quiso conservarlcs estos la
patria. la ciudadapia, los derechos dc
espanoles. La terra, no le era da-
do defenderla, no podia conservarla m
yara ella nj para nadie, pero siempre
generosa magnanima brlndaba a los
nativos el solar de la patria, la patria
entera con los dercchos del ciudada-
no espanol.
81 opuso ei vencedor, V el vencido.
-; .,ue remedio ,-acept6 la ferrea i'm
posici6n.
Ali tiene cl doctor Rarbosa la res
puesta 4 su "parabola".
Mas 81 quiere entrar en- las compa-
raciones, entremos. Que hasta en- ese
supreme instante de la cruel negocia.
ci6n de la paz, en- Paris, Espana de-
fcndia para los puertorrlquenos al
L., .,.4,,a1,loI no
ciudadania reconocida por el derechC
international.
Y por otra parte, 81 tambien lie va
al doctor Barbosa. con el regimen y
las cosas del presente, de que Sc que
ia nj de que culpa Espanaf
Agradezcale su irremediablc confor.
midad con la ley del fuerte, y lamen-
he ii acaso, la rcsstencia que, sin po-
der. hizo Ia nacion civilizadora para
coisservar i sus hijos de America el
derecho de segulrse llamando espano
les
Esto Is 10 que exige la ldgica Doe
tor.
Va ve como pisamos en tcrreno fir
rae, Y no nos asustan las responsible
lidades Il que alude el doctor, qulen
agradecemos. modestia aparte, el Jul
cio honrado que lie merece nuestra ac.
titud noble, iusta y patriotlca
A la hora de las ponsabIlidades
ante II gran lUicio de la posterldad y
de la raza, no sercmos cIertamentt
los acllsados nosotros.
III falo de la opinion, que es asi come
un presentimiento del failo de la his
toria, ha dicho de modo harto expire
sivo. quienes seran los reos......
FL BOLETIN 10 ha dicho antes y
10 vuelve repetir ahora.
FL torpe afan de deprimir al pasa
do, es la causa principal del actual
feudalismo burocratico.
Y ST no hublera cien mil pucrtorri-
quenos que 'piensan" como el BOLE
TIN como el BOLETIN 'sienten"
aunque al doctor Barbosa lie parezca
ilogico. los amerlcanos creerian arru-
llados por la parabola del pobre que
NADIA ha podido ahorrar' que harto
bien han hecho a Puerto Rico con liber
tarlo del yugo de los espanoles explo
tadores, tiranos abusadores como
los llama ei director espiritual de "El
Tempo.
Pero FL pals, la gran mayoria del
pals piensa de distinto modo habla
por boca de sus representatives, dc
distInto modo tambien.
No Sc equivoca, pues, 81 BOLETIN
euando afirma que la nayoria juzga
cl sistema pasado mejor que el presen-
&c.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-30
NOtaS de Ia PO|icis

Servicios prestados por la fuerza de
la Policia Insular de este Distrito du-
rante las ultimas "a horas:
Puesto de San Juan
Por infracci6n de Las ordenanEas
municipales 16; por fraude al enrarso
de Puerto Rico, 2; por tln-ba1. Ia paz,
!; por abuse dc eonfianza, L.
Puesto de Puerta de TERRA
Por mfracci6n de la ley de Sansdad,
IL; por crIlcldad con arnmales 2; pr
infaecidm de las 0rxienanzas munlci-
pales 2; por aeomeiEmie1lto v sgrs--
ssion l.
Puesto de Santurce
Pm infracci6n de las ordemanzaEs
mImicipales, 3; por infrsecr,n de Ia Is
deSanidad 1 por infrsccS6n des sfsss,s-
maasfo dc carreteras \.
Puesto de Ceboruco
Por nfraccion de la hey de
I; por crueleissd con s1nnl
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-30
FL Juez ROdey

Aver ragres6 de su viaje de recrco
;'or los Estasios Unsios, 81 bonorssi3e
juez de IA Corte Foieral Mr.. Rocky.
Rcc,ba nuosro saiudo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-30
COnoerciaI

III d5a 10 del corriente mes, segiirr
escrItura otorgada ante ei notarIo .io1s
Francisco dc la Torre y Garrido, que
do dJsuelta Dc m1tuo convcnio, la ca
ss que baio la razon social IL. Fer
nandez Y Ia, giraba en- esta piaza,
habienjose hccho cargo de Su hquids-
cion los seiioreS Cnefara IIermapax.
por compra de toda perteneDcja 4 Ia
exslngDds, v continuando los EsJSrnez
n-gocios como SncurSal dc Ioss sifadss
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-30
Ia r(nuDcia De Mr.. de Lima

III gobmnEuior Mr.. Post ha pcdidO
la rcmmcia dc juez dc paz de Rio
PiedraS al senior de Lima
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-30
instruction Pdbica
Notas y noticias

III Comislonado de instruction hz
recib,do una carta del Presidente del
Colegio Mddlebury, Vermont, en- que
le dice 10 siguiente:
Celebraria mucho tener agui aIgunos
Jopenes puertorr1quenos que sean bne-
nos cstudiantes. A cada uno de ios
dos que usted me recomiende le e0u-
cedere una beca correspondents al
valor de la matricula, sea 80 do,
liars. .durante dos amos. En- Ia actnsslI-
dad disponcmos de cantidadcs que de
searia cmplear del modo indicado. Isc
lnIco que le pido Il usted es que los 10
venes que me recomiende tengan una
bucna preparation para que den bucn
resultado Y no haya OCCASION de Jecm
Que admitImoS en- nucstro c0iegiO es.
tudiantes sin la debida preparation
pues asted sabe que nm coIegio peque-
no como el nuestro tiene que ser muy
cuidadoso en- este punto."
Cualquiera de los graduates de las
atlas escuelas dc Ia isIa que sc CON
sideren capaz de henar los requisites
exigidos para el ingrcso en- jicho ca
legIo, puede dirigirse al ComisionadU
de instruction, en- San Jpan, Puertc
Rico
loiiciales, el seilor ComisionadO die ms
trucci6n, doctor Edwin Grant Dexter
lIa renunciado la escuela que venIa
Idesempenando en- Lares, ei maestro VI
Juan Marques Davila-
Ila sido nombrada maestro de inglGs-
Miss Frances NJ liulslander, ia c,IaR
comeIlzarsi Stls classes la sernana er-
trantc em las cscnslas de Vaga Ba-
ia
La maestro Mary f. Atkins ha re.
nunclado la eScuela que venIa dosseni-
peilanh1o III esta ciudad su refru,t-ix
ha sdo aceptada por este departa--.
memto.
Han obteGido la Ilcencia lie raaestra
principal en los examenes cefebrmfns
en- los prime4os dias del mes en eur
50 los senores Jose Gonzalez Gamariax
Rafael W Ramirez, Carlos A ReIcharsI
Marion A. Ducouf, Geo. w. Benltez.
Jose padin j. Blanco, Carlos Rrenlsf
del Nalle, d. NJ Gilbert, Thomas Z.
Edwards Allen II. HaiIeck
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-30

lla saIido para la isla en- asuntos
oiiciales, el seiior ComIsionado die ms
doctor Edwin Grant Dexter
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-30

lIa renunciado la escuela que venia
desempenando en Lares, ei maestro VI
Juan Marques Davila-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-30

La maestro Mary f. Atkins iEa re-.
nnnciado la escuela que venfa dcsem-
peIlsnE1o .en esta ciudad sx1 renftu,clx
ha sido aceptada por este sleparta-.
mentG.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-30

Ia sido nombrada maestro de inglGS-
Miss Frances NJ iiulsiantfer, ia cILai
oomeIlzara Sts classes la sernana er-
trantc .n las cscneas de Vaga Ba-
ia
Williams news., 1909-06-26
Spencer-Brown

Announcements have been re- ceived in Williams of the maria ge of Miss Mabelle Pearl Brown to MT. Frank Conant Spencer, on
 Wednesday. June 16, at Fl Paso. MT. Spencer is we'll and favorably known in Williams. He was man. ager of the Harvey house curio store here until he was transferred to take charge of the Harvey house curio in Fl Paso. His bride. Miss Brown, is charming young lady of the Pass City. The newly we'd ded are at Denver on their wedding trip, and upon their teturn to El Paso they will be at home to friends at the Sheldon hotel after July 15.
Williams news., 1909-06-26
How to Kill a Good Town

There is more truth than poetry in the following editorial from an unknown exchange. It reads: IA that never has anything to do in public way is on the way to a cemetery, and is not hard to kill town. Any citizen who will do nothing for his town he is helping to dig the grave. A man that curses his town and it's prosperity furnishes the coffin. The man who is SO selfish as to have no time from his business to give to city affairs is making the shroud. The man who will not advertise is driving the the hearse. A man against a fair and liberal government is the yell Inv dog under the dead wagon. The man who is always pulling back from any public enterprise throws bouquets on the grave. The man who is so stingy as to be bowling hard times, breaches the funeral and sings the doxology, and thus the town lies buried from all sorrow and care"