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The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-12-02
DEALS BLOW TO aRArTERs.
Members Of Police Commission Are No
Those Suggested.

San Francisco, Nov. ESP. II. Nc.
earthly, who was recently elected mayor
on the Union Labor ticket, has selected
the members Of the police commission,
and the announcement comes as SO.
we're blow to the union labor grafters
who looked to Mccarthy to reward them
for their efforts In his behalf.
Not labor man figures among those
chosen.
Joseph 'Loggett, an oldtime Demo
crat, and a man Of sterling integrity
remains on the board, while the two
new men are TO be William Mac Nevan.
member OF 4 real estate firm, and Louis
Blot, who is connected with a down.
town Wholesale commission firm.
The labor leaders are already dis
gusted with the independence Of Nc.
earthly. One Of them said, when
asked how labor was faring with the
mayorelect; Jaw, you cant touch
him since be was elected"
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-12-02
Women May Be smugplers.

Boston, Nov. 29.-In the arrest here
To-Day, at the request of the federal of.
MEALS of New York, of Miss Mary 8
Moore and Miss Isabella Holland of
TINS city' dealers in women's under
wear, the government authorities be.
neVe they have materially assisted in
sne investigation of Illegal importations
from France. The women were charged
jointly with Robert Schwartz, Philip
A. Philipson and Thomas Murphy. who
were arrested two months ago with
conspiracy to defraud the government
oy evading duty. The women were
held in default of $4,000 bail.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-12-02

Construction Of 1900 Miles of Roadway
Will Soon Be under Way.

Chicago, ILL.,, Nov 29.--Thc directors
Of the Chicago 4 Northwestern Railway
company have decided that II will soon
become necessary TO extend that road
to the Pacific coast in order that 1t may
continue to be strong competitor Of
the st. Paul and the Burlington roads
With this end In view the company
Is preparing to insue approximately
$50, 000, 900 worth Of new stock, which
is in the ratio Of one to four Of out.
standing stock.
This proposition has already been
submitted to the proper authorities Of
the several states which require state
authority for the issuance Of the new
railroad securities. This authority has
not yet been given by any one Of the
three states to which the proposition
has been submitted, which fact may ac-
count for the denial which the officials
Of the company make regarding the pro-
posed stock issue.
IL Is also known, although. not ad.
mitted by the company's officials, that
an approval has been given for con
struetion Of at least 1900 miles Of road
to be completed within the next two
or three years. II Is known through
western senators that the company has
completed and approved surveys Of
lines to three important Pacific coast
points-namely, Portland, Seattle and
San Francisco.
In connection with the proposed Is.
sue OF new stock, IL is remembered that
the 81. Panl's first move toward the
Pacific coast extension was the issuing
OF exactly the same amount Of new
stock.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-12-02

Willamette and Columbia Break Booms
and Wreck Trains.

Portland, Nov. 23.--Excessive rains
,ver the whole of Western Oregon dur
ng Sunday night and the greater part
II Monday have flooded the Willamette
liver and all its tributaries. Western
Washington felt the storm to slight
degree, and during the day it prog
cessed to the eastern parts Of the two
states.
Damage from landslides over tracks
md washedout bridges have delayed
rains in Western Oregon, while tele-
he Columbia has been obstructed.
High water in the Willamette threat
,ns to close the locks at Oregon City,
while logs and debris in the lower
river endanger navigation. At Oregon
City the water is licking at the tracks
Of the Southern Pacific.
At Seio the town is in darkness be-
cause $4,000 power dam has been
swept away. Log booms in the Port
aud harbor broke yesterday, but
steamboats, were soon put To work and
The greater portion of the runaway
.ogs captured.
West of Bonneville, in the Columbia
liver gorge, rains started slide which
wrecked an o. r. & N. fast freight
yesterday morning, causing the death
,f Thomas +. Rogers, engineer, and in
turing J. A. Nesbit, fireman, and w. I.
furlong, brakeman.
Two bridges on the North Santiam
we're damaged yesterday, and a Cor
'allis & Eastern train is marooned at
Mill City. Passengers were transferred
o a special train sent out from AL
bany.
At Clifton, on the Astoria G. Column
oia railroad, a landslide yesterday
morning covered the track for dis
lance of go feet.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-12-02

Msriden, Miss, Nov. s7.-Morgan
Chambers, negro, was taken from
Town Marshal broadway and Deputy
Joe Camp at Meeehsn, IL miles west
OF here, tonight by 200 masked men
and his body riddled with bullets. The
negro had earlier In the day beaten
and robbed Martin Dressler, an aged
citiren OF POLITE, small station two
miles west OF Mcclellan. Dressler identi.
fed his asssilsnt. Marshal Broadway
and Deputy Camp started with the
negro for the Jail. On the way they
we're eonfronted by the mob, which took
the negro by force.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-12-02
30 Year-olds Run Race

Los Angeles, Nov. 26-Richard Ell
pson, oO7 Cornwell street, so years
Did, and the father of 10 children; DIR.
D. M. Lawrence, of the Hollenbeck
'ome, also an octogenarian, and G. L.
Robertson, founder of the World $
Anti-Tobacco league, ran 100 yards
igainss time today. Incidentally they
Improved the Osler theory. Ellison and
robertson each covered the distance in
10 seconds, while DIR. Lawrence finished
~ seconds. James 7. Richie and
Dr. w. }. Lawrence acted as officials
If the race.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-12-02

whest-- Bluestsm, sl.0s; club. Doe
res Russian, sohei Valley, Of: Turkey
red, si.02; s0fold, sf.0lell.0e
barlsy-fssd, ass brewing. ses per
cesa-wAoIs. sas.soi cracked, $3.50
pr tcn-
o.is-Se. white. sso@so.so per
Hay Timothy. willamette Valley.
tloes ~ per too; Eastern Oregon. els
@zoi alfalfa. tieNi6.50; clover. si5:
ehsAi, tlfet 1896 grain hay, sl5ffie
buttrr-City creamery extras, 3ec
f&nsy outside creamery, S2hG96c per
pound; stors, ez4Msie. batter fas
prices average " per ponnd under
regular batter pricss(
kgxs-fresh OreTon extras. 42il6n
sss per dozsa; eastern, se@Sse per
foultry- Hens, i4n@lse, mrins.
ltQ ifhei roesisrs. pGpl0e; decks, 16e 4
xress. love; turkeys, live, google
dressed. - is025e.
ffess fruits-Applss, ti@3 box;
Pssrs, ti@ 80 per bon; grapes, 75e61
ti-oo per crate, 1870 l5c per basket,
spanish Malaga, a. per barrel; ounces.
ti1ea i-o9 pr box cranbsrriss. so4
box
foistess--orsgon. oofa7oe per sack
sweet Potatoes, i+e per pound
Vegetables Arthrhokcs. T5e pef
dozsn; beans. Toe per pound; eabbsse.
%ofl LEI eauhnpwsT, >ocf4i. psr dor
celery, $3.50 Fff esx<sj eggplant, airs
per boz boFseFadist. effl0e per dozen
Asthosss irttuse, si@ia5 per box
Pnmpkins, Ia ~, squash. slMf.I0,
tomatoes, I3cN si-50; fDrnips. 75eGsi
Per saek; carrots, 81; beets. OF rs. mi.
sbs<ns. flle per sark parsnipx. sl.eS.
esiens, Oregon, ti.26fii. so per saek.
csffls--bcsf steers. a .sos14 as. fair
% good, ss6fs-zs; medium and feeders.
sS.1o11Iof best eows, f3506D3.75. me
esnms f1W1.k5; common 10 medium
sz5oaz-75; balls. s2fa2-so; stsgs, a. 81
a 40: saises. light, $3.50 $50, heavy,
aees-B~ss, ss@slo; medium. s7.scl
H7.s5s stoekers, s4a475.
Sheep - Best Hethsrs, a. 2S6f f.SO.
fair 70 good, ts.76(a4; best ewes. es IS
q; fair 70 good, st-5o@s.7s; lambs,
Pork-Fancy, Zoe per pound.
Ysal--Ertrzs, 1i0lz11e.
Hcps-3sos crop, lsffz2e; 1905 croo.
ncsain1l; 1907 crop, lie; 1906 crop. u.
WooI-Esstern Oregon, ledzse per
pound; Aohair, choice, z4e pound.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-12-02
Is Japanese White MANI

Richmond, Va, Nov. 27.-The ques
tion whether Japanese is white mar
within the meaning of the naturaliza
uon law was vigorously debated in tho
United States circuit court of appeals
here today. Namyo Bessie, former en-
listed man and steward in the United
states navy, is an applicant for Ameri
can citizenship. The district attorne,
maintains that he is barred by the Law
which gives the right of citizenship 7,
all white persons and all those of AZ
rican descent who are Of good mora,
cnaracter." The case may not be de
eided for several DAYS.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-12-02
rrsneh oensral A..asaIna,sa.

Paris, Nov. 3o.--A man believed 70
be Insane, and having an inaginary
grievance against the war department
shot and seriously wounded General
Nerand today on the steps Of the Hotel
continental The man was arrested
Later u was learned that he had mis-
taken General Nerani for General
hrun, minister Of war The assailant
who i an Algerian. was overpowcred
~iih dificaliy, and was found TO be a
walking arsenal Of REVIEWERS aud dag
gers General Verand received bullets
"a the meek and forehead. and his con
ditioa Is considered serious.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-12-02
Wild Man Is Captured

Ukiah, Cal, Nov. 27.-Emilie Badon;
known in this section as "The WiIs
Man of HoplapS, was captured las
night by Constable Orr, of Cloyerdale
and Game Wardens Lee and Miller VIII.
uroght MN to this city. Badoni ha,
nveu IN a cave near Coinsky station
since last May, and had not spoken I,
any one for many months. During thi,
Tune he has lived on sheep he has killed
ana food taken from cabins in IN,
neigh oorhood. Badoni was found b,
the officers summing himself on ton o,
Ssquaw rock, and was captured befor,
ne could offer any resistance.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-12-02
U.S.. NAVY SECOND
IN GROSS TONNAGE
Germany Has Most Vessels Building
and viii Soon Take Our Place.
Great Britain Still Maintains Immense
Lead Over Al Nations---Jspan u
Fifth Place. but viii Maintain Hs'
Relative PosItion-Not Building as
Fast a. United States.

Washington, Nov. 27-Measured by
actual naval tonnage in service, the
United States ranks second among the
nations of the world; Great Britain
alone surpasses this country. But il
to the tonnage in service is added tt
tonnage of warships authorized and in
course of construction, the United
States is compelled to yield second place
to Germany. In other words, Germany
has in course of construction more large
battleships than has the United States
The relative order Of warship tonnag,
OF the great nations today is as fol
lows:
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-12-02

Chicago, Nov. 24.-Rain and sleet.
iriven by wind that has blown all
lay with a velocity of As miles an hour
accompanied terrific storm that has
swept throughout the Great Lakes re-
{ion- Only few vessels have braved
me gigantic waves of Lake ...lchigan.
the government life saving service an.
.wered the appeal of the crew of the
treighter Boston for help. This YES.
sci, after an all-night battle with the
Wind and waves from Milwaukee. was
thrown rudderless upon sandbar near
willamette, north of Chicago. Eight
u the crew were taken off
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-12-02
Cooks Report in vault.

New York, Nov. 24.-The volumin.
GUS report prepared by DR.. Frederick
A. Cook, for the University of Copen.
hagen, which win set forth the ex.
plorer 8 claim to having reached the
North Pole, will be shipped under a
strong guard on the Scandinavian.
american liner United States ON
thanksgiving day. From the precau.
IONS taken, 1t is apparent that DR..
LOOK fears something may happen to
ms report. Arrangements have been
made to store it in the strongbox in
tne captains room on board the shin.
where It will be guarded ON the voyage
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-12-02
Mummy Rameses Arrives

Boston, Nov. 27.-Rameses, king OF
Egypt is resting aboard the steamship
Aragonia, while the vessel is discharg
ing portion of the cargo here prepare
tory to proceeding to New York. Tn.
monarch, whose age is estimated AT
aoout SUN years, was lifted aboard IN,
steamer by the seamen at Suez with
New York for destination. Rameses~
lust which one of the long line Of
Egyptian sovereigns of that name bs'
not been determined-is a mu,mv
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-12-02

Spokane, Nov. Unsupported for
years by the Columbia River Confer.
snee Of the Methodist church. dying a
tew days ago and leaving an estate
fAiued Al 5000, Mrs. Eliza Uren. in.
valid wife Of the late Mr.. Uren. pas.
tor Of the First Methodist church Of
layton, caused disappointment in
ehareh circles al Dayton, Wash, when
her wealth was made known. sh.
Niiied her fortune 10 relatives in Aa..
ifaiia without contributing a penny to
the church which had made comfort.
able existence possible for her durin,
~ hiness Of In years.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-12-02
"rals Away Your ountoa, ;,

Victoris, b. c., Nov. 2e.-The
steamer Bellerophon, from Asiatic
Porss, today brought news from Macao
that the French gunboat Argus was
driven into paddy field 600 yards from
river In which she took shelter from
violent storm last month, and that
Chinese farmers have demanded $1,000
compensation for destruction Of their
rlee crops by the gunboats' travels
The Chinese insist that the French
sailors remove their gunboat from the
rice delds.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-12-02
Turkey Loses Election.

ST Louis, Nov. 26.-Frankfurters
and sanerkraut, accompanied by boiled
cabbage and potatoes, defeated turkey
and cranberry sauce in a referendum
vote at the st. Louis workhouse. As
: consequence, the toothsome American
ora was not in evidence at dinner
tipe, go pounds of ''hot dog" taking
ms place. The frankfurters were
dished two to each person, with the
cabbage and potatoes heaped over the
rest of the plate. o
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-12-02

Vancouver, B. c.. Nov. 24-For the
purpose Of providing for dsstitu,s
~o'nen who are entirely outside the
pale Of churches and religious orgarl,
cations, DR.. Eady Stevenson, Of thl.
city, lately deceased, has left property
valued al $4,000, besides a small son
set aside quarterly for two relatives.
The physician requests that his trux.
Tees who include the mayor OF van.
eouver, use the fund available 10 care
Tor the eifys destitute.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-12-02

spokane--Baeause OF the failure OF
the Great Northern railroad to secure
water right ON the spring near
Ephraia. where II has been getting
water for 10 years, =. A. Tolliver and
son made a ding and shut on the water
pending the settlement Of suit, ar !
a half dozen mogul engines have gone
dry on the main line ~ The Great
Northern as a result. Two trains are
laid up Ut EphFata for lack Of water.
Ephrata is the only station between
Wilson creek and Trinidad at which
engines can get water
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-12-02
on Head Up for psrinrx

Austin, Tex, Nov, 29.-Henry CLAY
Pierce, Of Kansas, oil magnate. win be
tried here Wednesday for alleged false
swearing The case was continued last
August, and relates to az affidavit filed
oy Mr.. Pierce when the Rogers Pierce
company entered the state in 1900. after
aaving been ousted for violation of the
laws. Attorneys for the
state conferred today and declared thai
no continuance would be asked or grant.
ed by either side.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-12-02
Japan Publishes FACTORY Law.

Toxic, Nov. 27.-With the v;aw 90
meeting labor problems before they be,
come complex, the government TODAY
published new bill in connection with
the factory laws. Under the statnte
wnleh goes into immediate effect. the
employment Of children under le wears
old is prohibited in factories. Women
o. any age and boys under Is are pro.
nioi,ed from laboring at night, and no
eempioye is allowed to work over 70
nours per day under any circum-
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-12-02

These figures are interesting in sew
eral respects. Germany, for instance
which long stood fourth on the list o.
naval powers, has rapidly passed boil
the United States and France. japan
on the other hand, supposed to have
been making great strides in the devel
opment of her. navy, is not building a,
fast as the United States. During tn,
past year she increased her naval ton
mage less than $4,000, and it is seer
from the statistics above that her in
crease, according to her present pro
gramme, win not be equal to that o,
the United States. The tonnage of thS
American navy today exceeds that OF
Japan by about $4,000; with the pres
emit programme of both nations com
pleted, the United States will lead b,
296. 900. "u "
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-12-02

1t will be noted that Japan is ia,
inferior to the United States in n,
naval strength, standing fifth on tho
INST. 1t win also be noted from tho
Following table, showing the total nava
tonnage Of the great nations, as would
be the case were vessels building nov
completed, that Japan retains her reIa
tive position on the list, with even les.
tonnage than the United States. As
Stunning vessels under construction wer,
all completed, the navies of the worl5
would show the followino tonnaea
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-12-02

New York, Nov. 26.-Mrs. Theodors
Roosevelt and her daughter, Miss Ethel
returned today from Europe on M
hoenigen Albert. Mrs. Roosevelt :
stepdaughter, Mrs. Nicholas Longworth
Mr.; and Mrs. Douglas Robinson and
Collector OF the Port William Loeb. Jr
met them at the pier. 80
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-12-02
EI.s M.ss.l d psrsus.l !. Waiting

xlag Nasal d Portugal Is visI,i.,
csaxrsssnan Mana predicts = taril
M With casAdA over tAs pulp ans
paPss @vty.
~. csok< ths Aretio sxplorer, IL Z
nerve~s wreck, AHd A1s esss into re-
treat 70 r~tsperns>-
II b estimated that eevsrpusat rssfs.
nation has added ei5, 200 CO.. 70 the
wealth Of the West
PHsats s6viess received IL New YORK
~ THAI United states troops have
3Asd>d Ia Nicaragua.
WxsklnRtcn otzcixls dsny the sllexn.
fsens at mssmAsaeeaeAf In the Klasn-
"A irrigation project.
he Missouri PAciAe railway Ia after
eeas@ business, having opened Offices Ia
L. Angeles, ssn fransisco and Port.
iAn1.
Il l. believed that United States ma.
yieps havn already been ordered To-
Nsessagr2, although n 10 dsnied at
Washisgion.
The Chicago 4 Great Western Rail
way sompsny il out OF tho hands OF
rsesivrrs, who took charge Of Il during
he pAnie two years ago
pirscters Of the Chicago 4 North.
ussssrn hAvs approved the Issue Of
go. 900 900 worth Of rev stock for the
purpose Of building extensions 10 the
fseiae coast.
Prof. Soc. uaited States navy astroa.
cmer, In charge Of the observatory at
Mare island, says the alleged erstcrs
On The moon are simply spots where !,
has been struck by nying satellites,
hHvisg every appearance Of armor plate
strnek by heavy shot.
New York customs officials have been
arrested for nndsr weighing e9s.
A bsbooa attacked and nesriy killed
hss Keeper 10 an animal show IN Port
lssd.
Federal inquify into the burning Of
the steamer ~. croix fails 10 discover
the cause.
The Philadelphia National League
baseball club has been sold TO syndi.
cate Tor edou,ooo.
4 %er Yorker wrote 1908 words In rs
n'snte- on a typewriter from copy he
lad never seen before.
Gale viii accept the arbitration Of
Risg Edward In the Aiscp claim dispute
sifA the United States.
Guards on the ssllwood ferry rescued |
Two persons from wrecked hcn-eboat
drifting down the Willamette.
Dr. Cook Is suffering from nervous
after preparing nj. records
'or Inspection Of Copenhagen univer
'ity.
Steamer Argo was biown ON the sasds
y ths entrance 10 Tiiiamook bay, and
hfes persons were Lost and several 9th
m injured.
The government Is unable to get any
yefd from IFS minister nj ManaQua.
Nicaragua, sad II Il believed President
'eiAy- is iHsereepting dispatches. /
Fierce sseFms are sweeping the orea,
-skes
senator borah win ask congress 10
asssiigsis bslllnger Pipehot fsud.
Frs broke oaf anew In the st, Paul
E'ns, and rescue work Ia suspended.
Tbs government Is preparing TO send
'sfinss 10 Nicaragua on short notice. ID
Friends Of Astor siill continue 10 :
H4reA for the missing yacht Sourmahal.
British Liberal. believe that q aght
anish on English lords has begun.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-12-02
Hunter "Finishes1 obum

Omaha, Neb., Nov. es.-while HINT.
ing To-Day Wesley Mcbride, aged 10.
assoruing TO his own version of the
t u accidentally shot his companion
Harry Long, aged 10, in the law and
then nred two shots into his head 10
make good job Of it.o "
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-12-02
Hail Hits Los Angeles

Los Angeles, Nov. 27.-Hailstones a,
large as wainuts fell In various nor
lions OF this city late today for 10,
minutes. A sleet storm followed a and
den fall in the temperature, the fallino
siee1 remaining on the ground SOM
time, anording an unusual sight N,
Southern californians. A0'
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-12-02
Palace Yields Treasures

Madrid, Nov. 23.--Lawrencc Perrin,
OF bsltimore, has purchased an ancient
moorish palace at Honda, Spain. Ex.
eavations have been going on for sew
erai days and Roman archaeological re.
mains and much treasure have been
round. The government has sent an
architect to make an examination.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-12-02
Five Volcanoes Active.

Tenerihee, Nov. 24.-The fifth crater
nas opened and five volcanoes are now
,,,nrowing out great quantities Of lava.
explosions, however, have ceased and
the people are calmer,
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-12-02
GENERAL STATE
NEWS OF IDAHO

Wallace--The Diamond Match com.
pany has bought 500 acres Of white
pine timber land on Marble creek. The
timber will be cut and shipped to an
eastern match factory.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-26

Dada IA naluraleza y caract'r pur
ti,nrn eSias cuosiioncs, TO - iaeh
.srar IN pormenor,s dc 10 traiado g
l,ero dc suponr - que Ia I'mia IN
,inic,a IA mayor parte del iiemp"
"a iceludar Ia partc r4atiya 4 la'
i.layas por doadc dch,n commzar los
trahaioS dc deferSa. y IN que han de-
,..nsiSiir los mcncionadoS trahajo>.
Como - l6gico suponer, los indi--
yiduo> de- la .lunia han glardado la
mas absolute r,SrIya accrca de los
islIntos tratadoS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-26
!unta de IlrbnSa
NacirIaI De ESplia

I'm cl Mni~torio dc la Gnwra s.
r.ami6. Ia .mnia dc pofcnsa Naeio"
nal.
Per primcra ycz ha pr'si,lldo la cl-
,ada Junta Su Maios.ad cl Rey' qui"n
llcc6 al palacio de l'ncnavisia a Ia
hora anmnciada. a"omlaia'lo por sn
avu,lanie. gcrral del Rio.
Sn Maic,tad fut rccihida al pi" dc
In ,Scalc,a principal por cl MimStro
SnbSccrctario de aqucl d"partamccl-
'o
I'm 81 dcSpacho dd MniStro, dond"
=. la cclcbrado Ia reunion. cSperaban
al Sol.rano cl .Icfc del Gobierno. So
nor Maura Il Mnistro de- Marina Y
ios .Iefes de ESiado Mayor de amboS
.!,partamcntoS. generates Suarez In
Ian EStran. que con 81 general Prl-
tru lie Rivera forman la Junta de De
icnSa Nacional
So di6 clrita al Sobcrano de Ia la
nor rcalizada ha>ia ahora Ior q Go
sicrno. dc cualcS som Sus planes y
JrnNcctos en- los aSuntos que - re
h..r.n la dcfen>a.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-26
tKIAuEAL sUaREMo DE Pufxro
oa.ina dsi Hscretsfio

Por IL prrsente SC infornis Al puon'
c. en general, "a, aus Programs l'sfA
In admission de sspirabtes a. rJvrr"'
de su ABOGACiA ante los Tribunales
insnlares no Sc distribuyen en- esta on
e,na. debl-ndo dirlgirse todo ei que IN
t.rese algun elemplar de eiios. 10 L.
breris del Boiesin Mercantil. que hs
tornado 4 IA cargo la puhiiesei"p y
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San Juan, p. r.. % Julio de 1907.
A. 2 Castro.
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-26
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santos para manana;
san tucito oh. \ e.
MISAS
Catedral-Dias lahorahles; !. T-30 y
S-3O.-t'esiiyos ). :. ;. 9y II.
San Francisco.-Dias laborables;
-Fesiivos: 6-30, y I.30.
San .Jose.-Dias laborablcs: y 80.
-Fesiiyos 6-30, y 7-30.
Santa Ana.-Dias laborables; y
7-30.-festivos 8 y 10.
Puer.a de Tierrs.-Martes: do
mingos: 9. NG
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-26

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