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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-07-29
H0QUlAM.

The Hewitt Logging company has
the second floor of the new Hicks
building
Mrs. T. B. Burse of 119 Soule av-
enuc, who recently underwent a
critical operation at the local hospi-
gal. is improving rapidly.
y A. Turner of Hoquiam was APP
pointed by Governor Hay as one of
the state delegates to the irrigation
convention at Spokane.
OF She North Western Lumber COM
gyany, is spending a few days in town
LoolSing after his interests.
II ii. Mann, an employe of the Ho-
c1uiam Lumber & Single company,
&suslained the loss of a finger, and
zanother badly lacerated by being
eranght in the revolving machinery of
the mill.
&C.. u. Petit, who has been cashier
Cor The Hoquam Lumber & Single
company, has accepted a position
with the E. x. Wood Lumber COM
pany, and will make the change in a
few days.
Peter Autzenan d family Of Port
land, who have been spending the
yzast week in the city the guests of
Nj End Mrs. w. L. Adams, left Tues
dNlas Thea Hamberg is in Seattle,
vxssEyr She will be the guest OF
Exharlds. and attend the exposition.
FROM there she will go to New York
en- route to Switzerland, where she
viii be met by her sister and brother
.En-law.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-07-29
m CNEHALIS COUNTY
HAPPENINGS In ALL PARTS Ut
THE COUNTY.
aeuaS of interest From all SeCtohS
olf Chehalis County, Gathered ~
aberdeen Herald Correspond cntS
and Cleaned From Our County
Exchanges.
MONTEsANO.

Travelling Guard Joe Graham took
prisoners Alfred Dosey and Richard
DBrien to Walla Walla last week,
10 serve tneir sentences.
c. II. Annis, Of Ellens5urg, is look
ing around for house, with the in
reniion of locating here with his
family. Mr.. Annis lived in Montesano
Formerly.
Sheriff Ed. Payette has been APP
pointed by Governor Hay to attend
the meeting of the National Prison
Association which will be held in Sc
attic August 18th to 10Th.
MIR. and Mrs. c. A. Pennington, of
Seattle, are visiting relatives in Mon
,cesano. Mr.. Pennington is manager
of ahp Simon Saw Co. Mrs. Pening-
Ton is q cousin of Mrs. H. B. Marcy,
Mrs. Fred Rosmond and Miss Emma
aioodell.
Mrs. Clark arrived Monday from a
visit in the east and will reside here
for some time. Mr.. Clark is foreman
Of .lhe concrete dam now under con-
strnction at Silvia lake for the Mon
1esano Light and Water company.
Contractor Peterson, who is doing
the street work at Aberdeen, was in
Montesano Wednesday, looking over
fhe ground with a view of bidding on
i The Main street paving. Mr.. Peterson
mas an asphalt plant at Aberdeen,
which will make him formidable
s1mpetirDr in the bidding.
e j. Curry, of the Moclips Trans
Ear Co, is in town, arranging to move
Ks family 10 the old Briscoe place,
---Lofii. of town, comprising ten acres,
s%bjeh Nr. Curry purchased some time
sslnue. Carpenters are at work en-
Iarsing and Improving the house.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-07-29
A Gold Road.

At Oroville. in Butte county. Cal. a
section of roadway has been found so
rich in placer gold that an application
has been made for permission to
dredge 1t. The miner who makes the
application to the authorities agrees,
according to newspaper reports. to re-
place the road by one fully as good as
or better than the present one. 1t would
seem, however, that if the city owns a
gold mine 1t would pay better to work
it and get the money for the city treas
ury. Not many cities in the country
can boast Of paying gold deposits in
the public streets, and there is proba-
bly, a dearth of presidents to guide
the city council in its action.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-07-29
Automobiles to Haul Road Draos.

At Salina. Kan. an effort Is being
made to induce each automobolist to
drag several miles of road after each
rain. The theory is that the use Of the
drag places the earth on the crown Of
the road. where it dries and hardens.
After another rain a repetition of the
dragging carries on more earth, which
in turn hardens. and after a few such
applications of the drag there is con-
siderable hardened surface to the road
which does not easily disintegrate. The
employment of the motor car to hau!
the drag would demonstrate hitherto
unemployed utility Of the machine.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-07-29
Pig Wisdom.

Give the little pigs extra feed In II
separate incloSure as soon as they can
be induced to eat.
Give them whole oats on II platform
and sweet. milk in small. clean
trough.
Keep them growing so that they can
be weaned as soon as possible.
If managed properly the pigs should
not receive IL check in growth at wean-
ing time.
They should gain even faster than
when fed through the dam
AS soon as the pigs are weaneG the
sOws should be turned with the male
and then put by themselves in good
clover pasture.
If in good pasture they will need
very little extra feed until time for the
second litter
With good management the second
litter is counted as clear gain.-Farm
Journal.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-07-29
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Bids will be received until August
10, by the undersigned for The cree
ton of school house, on rhe Wish
kah river, between four and five
miles above Wishkah, (Grand Forks.
Plans and specifications can be
seen at the office. of the Aberdeen
Herald, Aberdeen. The right j. re-
served to reject any or all bids
C. G.. TURNER,
Clerk School District No. "a.
Wishkah, Wash. At.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-07-29
Hints For the Orchard.

Cut off at any time any suckers you
may find growing at the foot Of fruit
trees or on the trunk or main limbs
where branches should not grow.
Muzzle the horses and pad the out
side portions of whitfletrees and har-
row when cultivating the orchard.
thus avoiding all bruised and "barked'
trees.
Pay an occasional friendly visit to
the little trees set this spring Rub off
unnecessary sprouts and make sure
that no label wires have been left Oh
the trees to choke them.
No grain or grass crops in the young
orchard. please: cultivation is best.
Stir the soil every two weeks until
August. 1t is Il good plan to throw
two or three forkfulS of manure
around each tree after rain.-Farm
Journal.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-07-29
FROM 1.-THE TROUBApoUR."

so glad life was never. love,
- AS that which childhood leads,
Before it learns to sever. love.
The roses from the weeds,
When to be very duteous, love,
Is all it has to do.
And every flower is beauteous. love.
And every folly true.
Winthrop Mackworth Praed.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-07-29

VIIV .VVI.
Herbert C. Taylor and family, of
Seattle. are guests at the Moclips
Beach Hotel
Angus Campbell, of Tenino, visited
here this week at the Moclips Beach
Hotel.
4 seal is on exhibition at the Pa
cific avenue shooting gallery. 1t was
caught by George Seekman, of Ia
holoh. who left it with Alvin Sum-
erin. and he turned it over to Van
ROnk.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-07-29
THE SLAIN ONES.
w YHAT of the gallant dead
Nv Borne from the field?
M Oh. the drared silent head.
Wv The empt shield!

Kiss the swift mo,eless feet
That won their goal;
Crown the unseeng brow.
Joy to that deathless soul!
What of the gallant hearts.
Slain. that live on,
Who eat their daily bread
When joy is done?
Nay. no.. for them the wreath.
The tugle's note;
Theirs to taste morn and night
The sword within their throat.
what VI the gallant hearts,
Slain. that must live?
God of the shrouded hands.
Shall they forgive?
Florence Wilkinson
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-07-29
More Than Liberal.

Nj HiGhmus-You gave your son a
liberal education. did you not? Mr.
MISUNDERSTANDING liberal. His
four years ut college cost me $27.OOO-
Chicago Tribune
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-07-29
MOCLIPs.

Many families are now taking cot
-aE,ss for the summer at Moclips.
As a summer resort Moclips is be-
1cming more popular every day in
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-07-29

The greatest man in the world may
stand as much in need of the meanest
as the meanest does hln.-Fuller.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-07-29
REMUNERATION.

pUT II for any wish thou darest not
II pray.
Then pray to God to cast that wish away.
-Coleridge.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-06-26
GUSTS A HERETO

The Baptist ministers confer
ence, at Chicago Monday, con-
victed, ousted, bounced and evicted
Professor Foster of the Chicago
University on the charge of being
a hereto.
Professor Foster declares that
Christ was not divine and per-
formed no miracles. He denies
The divinity of Christ.
Doctrine of the trinity.
Performing of miracles.
Teaching of the blood of the
atonement.
Driving Of demons out Of human
beings.
Multiplying of the loaves and
fishes.
Finding Of the coin in the tish's
mouth.
Kisses, yells and general confu-
sion made the meeting one Of the
stormiest ever held by churchmen
in Chicago, and it was referred to
by one preacher as resembling a
political meeting in q rowdy ward.
The president OF the United States
and the clergyman recently ap-
pointed ~ chaplain of the senate
both hold to the views OF Professor
Foster.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-06-26
SAVED Hls MONEY

The validating land companies
exposed by the News are distribut-
ing among their contract holders
thousands Of copies Of the papers
they have succeeded in subsidizing
in an endeavor to counteract the
effect of The News expose.
One Kansas contract purchaser
writes to the News saying:
1--WE sent joint letter to the
oompany's headquarters demand
ing an explanation, and by return
mail we received copies of the Rio
Grande Echo, paper printed in
Center, Colorado.
The Echo was filled with attacks
on the News and boosts for the
land companies you have described
as wildcatters.
Soon after l began to receive
copies of the Denver Post and the
ALAMEDA journal. Both papers
condemned you and insisted that
the alleged wildcatters were doing
a legitimate business.
For time l felt that you were
actuated by improper motives and
it is probable that l would have
continued to pay on my contract
had not the friend who sent me
the first copy of the News CON-
municated with me again. He
told me he had investigated
your charges and was convinced
they were we'll founded. On the
strength of this report my friends
and | forfeited our contracts. l
feel that the News has saved us
considerable sum of money"
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-06-26
PEACEFUL REVOLUTION,

The Alamosa Empire is opposed
to the creation and enforcement of
unconstitutional laws. What are
unconstitutional laws? Nobody
knows, neither congress, state leg
islatures nor supreme court judges.
The fact that four supreme court
Judges hold to one opinion and
the other three hold to another
proves that judges do not know
the law. The judges practically
make the laws by majority vote.
The courts ought to be held to an
unanimous verdict the same as a
jury.
The time is coming when sim
gle Judge cannot nullify the laws
OF state which clearly represents
the voice of the people.
We are not partial to provisions
in the constitution that have been
outgrown by the best brains of the
American people. For instance
the election of Uuited States sena-
tors by legislatures. During the
past forty years the people have
been asking for an amendment
allowing states to elect senators by
direct vote and this demand has
been rejected by the senate.
AS result some twenty-five
states have practically nullifed the
L. S. constitution and are practic.
ally eiecting senators by direct
vote.
Peaceful revolutions have done
more for mankind than wars and
will continue to do so.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-06-26
% Yes Ars worth $50, go 0ss't
Roo1 1hlo

Thh wili NOT iutsssse you II you ass
worth nfty thousand dollars, but u yes
ere osa Of moderate means and cau.
not aaord 70 employ . physician when
you have % attack q dIasrhosa. you
will b pleased 70 know that one o. two
deess q CAambeslsinS ColIc, Cholsea
and Diasshoea Remedy viii care Il,
This reosdy hss bsse II ~ 1t many
ysass sad y thsseagAiy sslisb,A PPses
= csata ~ sais b I'll 1suegiseA
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-06-26

II took three months at great
cost to impansl a jury Of twelve
men to try a bribery case In which
a railroad msgnate was defendant.
It only takes about three minutes
to select jury to try q poor man.
There is something wrong some.
where.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-06-26

While riding horseback out
near the ranch Monday o. p.
Carpenter scared up a coyote and
gave chase until he threw his
lsriat rope about the animals
neck and captured him.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-06-26
Fortunes in Land Near Denver.

New Irrigation District adjoining city limits Best Of rights
Good, deep soiw anything selling
fourth it, actual value nothing
to investigate Better promptly being grabbed up
very rapidly. CHAS. E. sHOUP
2l4 Cooper Bldg, beaver, Colo.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-06-26

The franchises Of the light and
tramway companies, Of Denver,
are valued at ESQ., 100000. These
values were created by the com.
munity and Of right belong to the
people and there should be some
law to prevent the giving away Of
franchises that belong to poster
ity.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-06-26
WRIGHT 0RoTHERS BUSY


Dispatches giving . schedule Of
the day put in by the Wright
brothers, on their arrival in Day.
ton, would indicate that the rumors
from Europe regarding the social
disqualifications Of these sturdy
inventors were not in tho least ex-
aggerateti.
When il came to making re-
sponses to toasts in their honor.
the Wrights said only: Thank
you, gentlemen" In the morning
they had to be torn away from
their shop by main force to take
part in the parade in their honor.
Another parade was reviewed in
the afternoon, when they hustled
right back To work, packing ma
chinery. and then. after seeing a
pyrotechnicnl display, in which
their own pictures were shown in
fireworks, Wilbur remarked 70
Orville:
Lets hurry home. You know
We have 10 get up early"
There have been oil kinds Of
shows In town this week: moving
pictures every night, vaudeville
three nights, matinee, merry 60.
soand, snaks show, sto., and twc
~ games q bese ball and 81
JoAa's day oslsbeation.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-06-26
Real Estate

We can show you a valuable 10.
cation Ut government land; we al.
60 have some desirable business
and residence properties IN town.
Shoup & Stroup
Dsajsn h Irrigated Land,
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-06-26
MORE EXPENSIVE THAN ELEGANT

"ONe 6NI 6A>oaV6 IuAN EA-6NANl
A neighbor sent present of a
pair of chickens to country par.
sonage where there was large
family and small income. Chick
ems were a luxury and the two
youngest children (who were US
ually put to bed with a simple
meal were promised to share in
the family treat. just before the
meal was announced two neighbor-
ing ministers dropped in, and the
children's mother had to comprom-
Use with the little people. A prom
ice Of candy pacifed them to wait
until the older people were
through, when they were to have
their share of the delicacy.
No one thought of the children
while the meal was in progress.
The ministers were blessed with
good appetites and the chicken
was fast disappearing. just as
the last three small pieces were
Being conveyed to the plates of the
guests, the door-which had been
suspiciously creaking for some
time-was flung wide open. Two
faces glared at the visitors, while
two childish voices shouted in
unison. Eat it, hogsv-Success.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-06-26

Tents 10 rent at Brady's.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-05
Preyectes De Ia Canara

1893 Por el senior Ilorens Torres
Para regular la venta de medicinas en-
las farmacias, para que las recetas
sean copiadas en- las etlqrtas de los
e,vases. para restringir la libre venta
de morfina para otros fines.
1914. Por los seiiores Elzaburu, Acu-
II. Tizol Para autorlzar la venta
la Compania de los Ferrocarries de
Puerto Rico, de cierta parcela de terre
no perteneciente al Pueblo de Puerto
Rico, para que lie utilize la concesiona
ria paG solar DE una proyertada es-
tacion De pasajeros, Y para otros IL
mes
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-05
0tra VeZ Ia Ecue|a De Aries


Tenemos cntendido que el senor hu-
loz Rivera. ha pedido en La Camara Ia
reconsideration dal proyecto para trans
ferir g, plautel de la ese,uela de Bcne-
fcenoia 4 los sndlcatos de la univ~-
sidades decir de 10 que dnter-n0sn iia-
mamos Universidad de Puerto Rico.
Y al efectp Mr.. Willouehby que ~
politico avizAdo, present6 un srtstit'ito
al bin nimero 81 que de hoy d mana
I'M ha de ser discutldo.
FL proyecto del Secretario de P,er-
to Rico, dice asi:
Seccion !. Que todo el planta y
equpo de la Escuela de Beneficencia
para Nnos en- Santurce. por la presen-
te Sc transfere los Sindicos de la Uni
vcrsidad de Puerto Rico. para que 81
Use por ellos en- cl estableclmientO y
fomento del Departamento de Agricm-
tura ArteS Mccanicas disponienhoSe
que hasta tanto So haya hecho provi-
sion para ellos en- otra parte, los asia-
dos actuales de la Escuela de Beneti-
cencia para Ninos continuaran tran1u.-
los EN- Cd local que ahora ocupan, per0
no Sc admitiran nuevos asilados para
lmentar el mimero eXIStente. Mn
guna parte del edificio que ahora Sc
LISA para dar instruction podra usar-
81 por lar UniverSidad de Puerto Rico
para su Dcpartamento de Agriculture
Artes Mecancas. haSta que Sic hui
bierc proviSto el correspondence local
adec,lado para dar instruction por Sc
parade 4 los asiados actualmente en-
la Escuel, de Beneficencia para Nj
nos.
Secci0n 2 Mientras permmezcan
en- el presente editiciO de La EsclBela
de Bcnefcencia para Nlnos los aslados
ALI, los Sindcos de la Universidad les
mantendran lolados en- Ell eSpaciO que
hoy ocupan, disi'rutando para sus re-
crcoS de- los patios del establecimiento,
no pldlcndo los Sinddcos dedicar La
Escuela de Agriculture Artes Mecca
meas sino aquellos salones que hoy sc.
destn a escuelas graduadas, cllandO
sc hayan provisto locales adecuados pa
ra dichas esc1lelas graduadas, que SO
retiere la Seccion anterior.n
pera no ha sido pSpntado lin hill
del Consejo para asignar $4,000 dol
lars. para construir una escueia de Ar
tes y Ofcios, anexada d la UniveBi-
dad'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-05

todo su podcr v toda su fuerza para
que no sgan esos vcrdadcros despil-
iarros administrative. cuando So ha-
bla de crisis. Y So hahla con raz6n, que
cs 10 mas lamentable.
Hay que economizar. Nos 10 dicen
Mr.. Post Y Mr. Ward. nos 10 dicen
despues de habcrlo dicho tanto nos
otros.
Pucs bien: cconomcemos. ahorremos
pcro como 81 dcbc economlzar. como
Sc debe ahorrar. Suprlmiendo, On PR
mer termino. 10 que cs inutll. 10 que
csta dcmas. 10 que >obra.
La imprcnta del goblerno sobra aqui
Ista fracasada Y como cl pals no
cSta en- condiciones de sostener luJos
excesivos caprichos costosos que lea
JOS de beneficiar 4 nadie. cauSan no
torio periuicio 4 las industrias contri
buyentes. 4 las cargas generates, es
va la hora, por 10 que vamos viendo
dc que cese todo dcrroche V So ajus-
ten los gastos oficiales a 10 decorosa-
mcnte indispensable, 10 precise.
Cuando Sc habla en- I'll mismo lugar
en- que Sc asientan los que defender
la imprenta fracasada, de montar sel
scrvicio de telegrafos como un comer'
clio. como un negocio. de tai manera
que el telegrafista cobre con arreglo
a 10 que produzca su oficina, no Sc
concibe como puede tener defenSores
una imprenta que ningun beneficio re-
porta al publlco, porque hay aqui mui
chas Y que en- cambio IS una de las
cargas mas pesadas que soporta Ell
pals.
En- cl Conselo Executive encontra.
ra sin duda. una fuerte oposici6n la
actitud de la Cahlara.
Tai vez triunfen los menos. pero que
son los mas fllertes gracias al regimen.
Seguira ell despilfarro, el derroche
inaudito, la francachela insana, no nos
hacemos iluslones.
Pero el BOLETIN ha conseguido
un gran triunfo, un noble triunfo ines
Unable que es de un valor moral ina
preciahle para nosotros.
La Camara de representatives, la ta'
mara puertorrlquena, ha demostrado
aver que cuando atacabamos la i'm
prenta del goberno. no nos gulaba un
interes privado, sino que serviamos al
tos intereses generates. necesitados dc
defensa.
u Y ESQ.,. va es mucho.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-05
In deSCarrilamient0
Letmos en- FL Combate'

Lttmos en- "El Combate
FL tren de anteanoche dcscarrllo en-
su viajc de Ponce Il Mayagiiez cerca
del pueblo de Tallaboa
Motiv6 el accidcnte el descarrila-
miento lie una halastrcra.
Por fortuna no hnbo Academies per
sonales. reduciendose todO 4 averias
mas . Tenos importanieS en- el mate
rial que comPonia Il tren de carga-
Con motive del descarrilamienio. lle-
garon retrazados iodos los trenes de
aver. procedentcs del Sur.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-05
la Gaceta OfciaI
Y LA IMPRENTA DEL G0BIERNo


Pero. que muy bicn 10 hicicron
aver en- la Camara los delegados seno-
res Llorens Torres. Diaz Navarro, Ma
ticnzo Cintr6n Y Santoni. discutiendo
con los senores Tizol. Canales Y Acu-
ma, sobre Ia utilidad de la Gaceta Off
cial y la imprenta del 'gobierno.
Los argumentos contra 10 inutll de
la imprenta y de la conablda Gaceta
fueron de tai naturaleza. tan abruma-
dores, tan aplastantes, que nuestro es-
ltimado amigo, el senor Canales. que
parcce el Soriano de la Camara. pc
70 con menos gracia que el Sorlano es-
panol, tuvo que apelar a la caja de los
chistes 4 hizo dos tres. que fueron
barridos por el scfior Llorens Torres.
III senior Canalc, estaba empenado
aver en- demostrar Il la Camara Y al
publlco. que el principle fundamental
de la economic politica descansa en- el
principle de centralizaci6n. en- que el
Estado. sea una especie de padre !
scnor de todo Y acapare on un lnmen-
so "control' todas las industrlas del
pals. que sea Fl Estado una inmcnsa
red donde vayan caer todos los con
tribuycntcs. amen del senor Canales.
Bien. seior Canales. bicn, Y listed
tan democratlco, v sentando teorlas
tan autocratas y antl-democratlcas co
mo las que eXpuso aver.
ESQ que e Estado tiene que haccrlo
todo. es doctrlna que Sc apica los
pueblos que no sabcn haccr NADIA. y fc-
llzmente 81 pals no esta en este case.
Los seiiores Llorcns Torres, Matien.
70. Diaz Navarro y Santoni conteSta-
ron plenamcnte al delegado por Are
cibo. destruyendo la extrana teorla de
los Estados industriales.
Por La enmicnda del senor Diaz Ma
varro. sc suprlmian del Presupuesto.
Ell la pagina T. lincas - %; en- la
pa gina s. llneas Is ii %: en la pagi-
ma Q. ineas % en- la pagina 10,
llneas Is. es decir, que Sc echaban
f,rera del Presupucsto. los gastos de la
Gaceta Official con sn corteJo de le-
fes de division, jefes auxillares, Jefes
de Negocado y empleados todos los
gastos del Negociado de imprenta, que
cuesta al pals unos veinte mil dollars.
Despues de largos debates, de los
cuales informamos en- otra seccion de
este periodico, Sc puso votaelon Ia
enmienda. habitndose aprohado por ma
yoria.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-05

dioS. el dlner0 necesariO para compe-
tlr con las emprcsas partlculares eau
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