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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-30

Nothing could more fully Illustrate the advance in aeronautics and the confidence in it's future than Is shown by the formation of great company. with immense means. which will en- gage in the manufacture of aero- planes. Business men of wealth do not invest their money without ex- pectation of profit.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-30
HE WANTS HIS nBvENoE.
BufgaIO Jones' Trip to Afrfca an Anti-
 Roosevelt Characterization.


 St. Louis Post Dispatch.
 Down in that triangle of Arizona which is between the Grand Canyon of the Colorado River and the south boundary Of Utah is q bit of country so mpated by its canyons. walled by its mountains. and guarded upon every hand by its deserts that 1t has been called the last stand of the old West. Tn this place lives Buffalo Jones, He has ranch there, and his speciality ls catthio, queer creature. half buff faIo and half COW. that is raised for its head and hide. Buffalo Jones was the first keeper of the Yellowstone National Park. He eowed the griz- slles that the tourist might snap them He tanned the puma. and intimidated the elk. He made 1t possible for one Theodore Roosevelt and his friend John Burroughs to follow him there and camp in the wilderness unafraio ] and unarmed.
 l Persons familiar with the West and It's living coiossi have wondered about
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-30
COST or PANAMA CANAL.
s1sI, ,07i.s4 Expendea fn PmrcAa
 ~.A r~ua&ru~Aesx sn NnmS

S1sf, ,07i.s4 Expendea in Pnrchase
 and Construction So Far.
 New York Sun.
 4 revised statement of Panama Ca- nal finances shows the total amount expended on purchase and construction to october 30, 1909, as sIS1.23l.0fLsA. This Is practically one-haif of the present authorized bond issue amount ing to ss75,2eo.sS0. The actual issue 10 the first of this month has been ss4.- 63l.sso. From sale of these bonds $s7.- 800,594,S3 has been realised. Deduct ing the proceeds of bond sales from the total expenditure, there remains $s3,s2i, ,477.01. which mas been paid out of the general fund of the treasury and is reimbursable from further bond sales if such q course is deemed neces- ,sary or desirable, Authority. ESsts wi th the treaaury to issue botds .10ss the amount of sos.s21, ,47s.61 for reitnburse- ment of money already paid from the general fund. plus further issues to the amount of sls6.s47.522.s9 for the con- duct and completion of tic work. This makes a total of s29d.5ss. 900 for bonds authorized, but not yet issued.
 Disbursements on constructive ae- count have been as follows:
 During fiscal year 1sd5. .$ a.etS.S1p.sS During fiscal year 1906. ls,s7s.s7s.7l During fiscal year 1907 ... .27,iss.eis.7I During fiscal year 1903 .. SS.093, 92s.04 During fiscal year 1s0s.. Sl.41e.442.4l During first four months of
 fiscal year 1910 .s..,.. 1l,o46,4e3-ls
 The moro costly work of construct ing dams and locks Is yet to come. When that is under way the monthly drafts will probably show a consider able increase. In 1880 N. de Lesseps estimated the cost of sea level caii&i at about $12S,000 ,00o, with eight years as the time needed for It's completion. Experience has shown his error, as 1t has shown the errors in later esti-- mates by Americaa engineers The United States has spent about sl2y,- OO0. 900 in the last four years, and Is now about half through with the Job,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-30

The Richmond Times Dispatch de- votes q half-column editorial to "rhe sad life of the turkey" but we think the title is a misnomsr. The turkey may have a sad death. but in general no effort Is spared to make his life pleasant.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-30

Some days ago The Charleston News and Courier told It's readers that -four alleged proprietors of alleged gam bling houses" had been arrested in that city. Isn't Charleston just too good for anything, when they can on- ly find alleged" gamblers there?
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-30

We suppose that all who failed to i'll up on Thanksgiving day will have to worry along till Christmas rolls around. We don't know how the tur- key crop will hold out. but there'n be plenty of fresh hog. we hope.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-30

We think 1t very likely that Speak CT Cannon trained and hampered some of his pets just a little too much. and now they are cutting up in way to cause him no end of worry.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-30

The columbia State claims that "the best Thanksgiving appetite in Ameri- ca was in Columbia" from which one might reasonably infer that the Co., lumbians were good hungry.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-30

The Washington Post calls Uncle Joe Cannon "a first-class casus belll." but The Chattanooga Times looks on him as "a bewhiskered dove of peace" " And we rather suspect that he doesn't care snap what they call him.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-30

The game of football seems to be keeping up it's, record fairly well. The report for the season up to date is thirty dead and 21s injured. That has rather gruesome flavor for what is called sport.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-30

Now they are telling us that the price of coffee Is bound to so up. along with other necessaries of life. It will soon be so that the poor man win have nothing but water to drink.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-30
Babies ana Ballots
 

Memphis News Scimitar. ward with a proposition to solve the suffrage problem by giving the ballot 10 every woman who has a baby. MT Roosevelt might go him some better by. giving a separate vote for each baby.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-30

We have seen the announcement in an exchange that there were one thousand marriages in Chicago Thank sgiving day. The number of di- vorces is not given. but it wuold be interesting to keep a roster of the one thousand marriages and note how many of them will stand good for one year. even.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-30
ColineI wntterson,. Mission.

Atlanta ConstItutIon.
 After Mir Bryan had tried to read Colonel Watterson out of the party, we ind the colonel engaged in the pIeas. ing employment of reading the Ken, tuckv Democrats back Into 1t.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-30
Immlgntion from cnnnda.

Herald
 Emigration of Canadians to the United States Is assuming large pro portions. Mr. George Taylor. member of parliament for Leeds, Ontario, gave notice today that he would, on Thurs day, inquire of the ministry what steps were being taken to prevent emigration to the republic.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-30

In a few days we will have that es- teemed contemporary. The Congress sional Record. coming to our table; then we'll get the news.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-30

Such November as we had this year Is rarely witnessed in this lati- tude, but it may be that December will pay us for 1t.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-30

Sometimes the man who thinks he knows It all Is surprised to hnd" later on that there were several things that he was ignorant about.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-30
pr. EIIot,n Long Memory.

Boston Transcript.
 President Eliot remarked In one of his addresses on municinal reform that he could remember when if was an honor to be an alderman in Boston.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-30

''Is there pure food7" asks The Co., lumbia State. Whats the good of adding one more to the perplexins questions that can't be answered.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-30

What shall, we do with NicaraguaY asks a Contemporary. Suppose we give her sound spanking. and let 1t go at that.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-30
Not the e. o. P. Elephant,

Washington Star.
 Mir. Roosevelt is safe, but there is a suspicion that something terrible happened to the elephant that had the audaeity to chase him,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-30
A TnIe nf TMn cltiea.

Charleston News and Courier.
 No embezzIements were reported In New Orleans last week and but few mfafders in Memphis
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-30

How would 1t do to bring T. R, back and let him go down and polish Eg zoiaya.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-30
:, Not ysry Moral Methoas.

Some of the methods pursued are not moral, as, for example, the refus- ing of registration by Corners regis tration officers in Birmingham to two young men who wore defender badges. and the granting of registration to the same young men as soon as they ap- peared, wearing white ribbons. Do we want that sort of politics forced on us under the guise of morality? We think not.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-30
At His old Home.

GreensborO Beacon.
 Hon. Piiares Coleman, of Montgom- cry, spoke at the court house Monday tionai amendment. Mir. Coleman IS lawyer and speaker of much ability and his former townsmen were much interested in hearing him on this ab- sorbing subject. He handled 1t in @ most able manner, and was highly ir- dorsed by those who favored his views, and given a cordial reception.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-30

Est total .... A. .... .s.. ....se1sss .ss- ,s 7sa Net Daily Average. sepfeusber. isSs seszS -~~~~----------------- C. | Fsnixan. Circulation Manager of Lne Montgomery sAdvertissr. being duly swer@ eRxss
 The foregoing statement of The Adysr- Users circulation for the month of sepssm Der. 1909. fs true and correct And eompns. agents spoiled and left over copies hsvs
 C. T. FrNIGAN, Circulation Manager;
 Sworn to and subscribed before me tnis 18th day of October, 1908. .,.
 RIGA ALEXANDER. Notary Pup'ic
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-30

Friend---When you are out of food and are surronnded by an ice-jam, what do you doy
 Arctic -why--er--eat the ice-jam, of course.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-30
I.eok Amer Llstls Ones Health.

Andalusia Star. ,. IA. +s
 Thirty-three school houses in Coy ington county are uncomfortable in winter. Stii1 you will find a lot of fellows in Covington county working for an amendment to the state. con- stitution. Better take few days off and look after the consultations of the little ones.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-30
Hes . smart One.

Talfadega Reporter. est1
 Say what you please about Brooks Lawrence, he is good campaigner, and the only one of the bunch that protested against swiping Mallorys Jackpot. He favored a square deal. The only mistake he made was call Ing a prohibition election so near
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-30
Better Raise Hogs.

sumter Call. We expect to see the price Of meat advance to at least 20 or 25 cents next
 wear so 6 hog that would weight 400
 pounds would be worth at least $50 know cotton would be l. 80 cents
 pound. y~
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-30
se.a Weed

where are the heroes of yesterday?
 How soon their laurels wither! They flash moment across the sky And then go whence from whlther!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-22
-AH(@l&
Alientos del crimen
CRONICA
CRONICA

ST nos ponefnos a definir el entusias-
mo, no tenemos mas que este: Ia gene
raci6n de una tendesscsa; 8 et arrebato
por una algeria.
Ell entusiasmo como sacudida nerviosa,
es un impulse, es accion, es fuerza.
Uno Sc entusiasma, pnes sc determine,
(6 Sc inicia en- 81 un esfuerzo de la vo-
luntad) hacia un camino estetico 6 mo-
raj; otro Sc entusiasma, sc apodera de 81
una delectaci6n activa hacia un regodeo
lntimo; ell otro Sc entusiasma, sus ner-
vios crujen, su voz Sc e',tona, 8 af6na,
su sangre voltijea, mas caldeada, sus
m1sculos Sc encojen y distienden meca.
nicamente Ell entusiasmo es Ia forma
'ctiva del placer Bueno. Pero hay un
entusiasmo pasivo, y este es Ell que mas
siempre me ha llamado la atenci6n. Hav.
entire la infinita variedad de entusiasmos,
Tue siendo eSenciaIn,ente uno sc ramifi.
can ampiamente en- su iniciaci6n v ten.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-22
Dyl Eduardo DeVnsDB

aver hemos tenido el placer de sa-
lndar este distinguido compa6cro
nuestro, notable escritor que ha dado i
nuestra literature tan valiosas obras
III senior Newman vienc de los Es-
tados unidos, donde ha residido align
nos amos, y producto de su olservaci6;,
Y DE- su crltica, es ell nltimo iibro mc
ma dado a la publicidad, libro que ha
sldo ap1andido por la critica interna.
clonM. culta y autorzada.
Vanelve a su pals el senior Newmam,
despues de algunos amos leios de nos
otros, y vliene a ofrecernos el fruto de
sus investigaciones constantes. de s,e
lncansable labor de hombre culto. de In
chador, de patricia.
bfen venido el ilustrado compa ii 70.
que nos ha dispensado una amab.. Vi
sita de saludo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-22

Octubre 20, 1863.
Una .ve|ada eD YaucO

iIa sido I'm acontcc imiento so.;M :,
Art'st'e" en Ia prosr>s, sta poblaci6n
De lauco. la vclada ALI ceA.brada v
a ia gu" toma'on parte las adorables
isnoi''as. Antonia Brigantti, josef,
ilernandrz, Raz Lopez de Victoria. Nal
vlna Porrata. Elena Mattel. Margarita
darc'a. Luisa Cianehini y Clesia Nj
sai1om, Y los distinguidos caballaros
senores Manuel Roig. Jose Mato, Mi
siel Angel Torres. Julio Porrata, Do
mlngo Brigantti, Popolo Porra.a Y
Aenlgalsto Gasparini.
Todos los numercs del progralna fuc-
ron apia'hidismos, justa Y nerccida.
mente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-22

"Los celos son ell crimen sublimado''.
De otro poeta frances, Paul de Roux.
Hay que ayudarla, hay que alentaria.
Que haya un cadaver mas, ;que I'M
porta al mundo?" pero importa que una
histerica, loca, que envenen6 a su ma
rido no exple un vulgar crimen en- la
carcel.
"Por una mirada un mundo," dijo
Becquer, y por ana sona'isa yo no Sc que
te diera, dice un Pdblico ebrio por bours
chera de la carne. Aqul resulta un triun-
fo, como siempre la carne regia esplen-
dida Que digan que no vale NADIA una
somrisa. La de Aspasia era una somrisa
venenosa. la de- Esther es una sonrisa de
apoteosis. Hay que alentar esta volun-
tad soberana, i por que es una mujer tan
hermosa!. 30.
iEn d6ndo radica la justicia popular? !?
Me rio yo, como me rio de los peces de
colores, de que la justicia es la magna
idea instimtiva del orden social. Musica.
Vale una sonrisa mas, que ell c6digo.
Tiembla la mano del juez que condena
a una mujer bonita No hay hombre del
Jurado que ante otra madame Esther,
>arrogante y divina acuse, aunque sea
otro caste Jose. Digo yo.
Rodrigo Cerrantcs.
Mayaguez, 13 Octubre.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-22
Los vivid0res

Escribe sl corresponsad de Vega Alta
que Sc quejan connotadas personals de
aquella focalidad, de la playa de agen-
tes representatives de- pcri6dicos que
han lido q tomar suscripciones, cobra.
das por adelantado, y luego ha resulta
DO que no ha aparecido ell peri6dico n;
el dinero. ~
A la verdad, es una maner con o9a
de vlvr esa, pero que perjudi; el
credito de otras publicaciones serias.
Esos vividores deben ir q la aarcel
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-22
San Juan Puerto Rico Vernes 22 de Octube de 1909

Cart. 10. de La Ley del Notariado de
|29 de Octubre de 1873 3-:Mechen ON
public officers parrf. 47,-Ley de de
Mario de 1906, para regular ea ejer-
cicio de La profession Notarial en- Puer-
Ito Rico.)
Ell ejercicio de un cargo p1baico es
UNI derecho po4{tico que solo puede
ser ejercido por los ciudadanos del
pals, en- cuyo beneficio fue institu(do
ell Gobiermo, y es principle bien es~
tablecido en- todos los paises ciyillza-
dos y aceptado por los tratadistas de
derecho americana que los extranje-
ros estan excludes del ejercicio de
funciones p1blcas a no ser que Ia Ley
|expresamente determine 10 contrario.
Els decir que del silencio de La ley.
Frespecto q La determine de La ciu-
Fdadanla de una persona para ell ejer-
cicio de un cargo p1blico no debe: de-
ducirse que le sea permitido q los ex-
rangeros, sino que por el contrario
d falta de una exception en- favor de
los extrangeros debe enteuderse que
estam expresamente excludes de su
intervention en- los negocios pIblicos.
Ell ejercicio del poder publico des--
cansa en- el pueblo debiendo enten-
|derse por tai los nacidos dentro del
Fterritorio EN- cuyo beneficio Ell Gobier-
no fue institu1do en- primer termino y
Etodos los extranjeros que quieran de-
|sempenar fumciones pdblicas deben
cumpiir primerameute con las leyes de
Naturalization establecidas por el Com
greso. (Walther v. RABBIT, 30 Cal. 1885, }
~ nuestra Ley constitutional no dice
que los extranjeros former parte del
Cuerpo polftico conucido con el nom-
bre "M Pueblo de Puerto Rico" (Sec.
de la Ley Organica-)
"Es un principle general que I'm ex-
tranjero no parede desempefar I'M car
go p1blico. En- todo Gobierno, poprl-
lar independents, como dice el Je-
fe de Justicia, Dixson, de Wisconsin,
-es un principle reconocido que des-
cansa en- la base misma de las leyes
8 restricciones estatutorias consti-
tucionales y cuyo cumplimiento no
necesita la ayuda de estas, que ell Co.
bierno esta instituldo .por los ciudadar
nos para su hbertad y pnotecci6n y
que dAbe administrarse este y ejer--
citarse sus poder,es y funciones sola-
mente por ellos y mediante su inter
venci6n.
De acuerdo con este principle es-
ia resuelto que un extranjero NO pne-
de desempehar Ell cargo de Sheriff. -
(Mechem ON public officers, parrf. "a
|y casos ALI citados.)
State ex rel. Sclhret v. Murray, 9 An
Rep. 489.
Por las razoues anteriores eNpules-
tas, creemOs que Ia solicitud del peti-
cioaano debe ser decaarada sin lugar.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-22
Club de Danas'

En- domingo "a del corriente, a las
10'a. M, tendra efecto una Jnnta ge
neral on dos salones del aClub de Da.
mas",a con objeto' de edegir la nueva
Directiva para el afo 1909 4 10, v ira
tar de Ia organization de Ia fiesta del
aniversario, de. la fundaci6n de este
Sc suplica la puntual asistcnc;a &
todas las soeias. ~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-22
Resolution hnpoItante
SOBRE NOTARIOS EXTRANJEROS
Ell INFORME DEL Sr. ROSSY

H tribunal Supreme, de esta ls'a,
IA dictado. una resolution inteeesaute,
Sc :rata de On mforme resoivaezsdo
una solicitud hecha por ea abogado don
Simon Large, espanol, para que sc le
a11mitiese al ejercicio De notario, fun
daalose en- one la ley no exagfa Ia
4eondici6n de ciuda1ano americana o
puertorriqueflo para q x,encionado de-
sempeno.
Ell tribunal, pas6 50 resotuci6n en- el
snforme emitido por el fiscal senor Je-
si,s Rossy, que en- gu paEte esenelai di-
ee asa.
EN- LA CORTE SUPREMA
DE PUERTO RICO.
In Re
,solicitud para Ell sjerctcio del NotorAatso.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-22
INFORME DEL FISCAL

FL fiscal de eEtA u0R' COf~. "A
,,,,n,,l;miento de 10 dispfesto en- sn
resolution de de Oeeubre de 19o9,
eompanece en- Ell caso azrsba inthcado
' aaega: que ha visto IA sol'catnd de
don Simon Large y Aquane, Abogaho
ON eierc;cio en- la Villa de Arecibo, pl-
f.;endo que esta Hon. Corte, reconsl-
.,ece 81, reso1uci6n de "a de Junao de
1879; por La que deciar6 NO haber iu--
gar : aprobar la fianza presentada por
q para garantizar el desenpeno dea
cargo de Notario, euyo elercac1o Pc
slia. que fuera cousemtsdD.
Cree Ell fiscal que Ia referida reso-
aaaciiu de "a de Junio de 1909, es JUS
tn debe mantenerse.
Ell 1nico argumento que ea petlcho-
mario aduce en- favor De su petacnon,
es que Ia "Ley para regular * eyer
cicio de la Profession Notarial en- Puer-
to Ksce," de 8 de Mario de 1906, al
determinar las condolences que Sc exl-
gen para eiercer el Notariado en- es s
Ia, no expresa que los asprantes deoan
ser ciudadanos americoaos de Puerto
Rico y por clio entienaie que una vez
csampidos por & los requisites de ser
AN Abogado admitido 4 postdlar ante
Ia Corte Suprema y de haber ofrecito
La fianza. requerida por dicha ley. es
impossible one Sc le pueda impedir el
ejercicio del Notariado.
Pero hay razones de alto iuteres
politico de buen gobnrnO que Sc opo
men a que Sc fe de. q nnestras leyes
una Interpretation seme5ante y por
medic de ella puedan obtener los ex-
4rangeros el ejercic5o de cargos pn-
bl:ccs. Sguiendo ese misno razona-
miento podrfamos en- Puerto Rico yer
4 los extrangeros actunhno como Jue-
ces de Distrito, Municipabes s de
Paz desempehando los cargos de Sc
cretarios Marhals de nuestras Cor
tes de Justicia, 6 ejerciendo otraa fun
Clones para Las cuales mo exlge la ley
expresansente condolences de naciona-
lidad; y este seria aatamente pertur-
bador. Pero no en- ese el pensamien-
10 de la Ley.
No pa1ede haber duda alguna de
que ell Notariado es una institution
de 'caracter pdbico y que e3 que, Ia
ejerce ten. le consideration de fun
-eionario 1blitv. Los a11teceden&es bis
t,,riscos lie huestra aetual institution
DE- Notariado, 10 q. su ejercicio sigm-
flea en- ell de, echo americana y 10 que
es baio nuestras actaales' leyes, cuan-
do prescriben los m4tod6s por los cua-
les puede obtenerse sa ejeacisio y con-
vierten los PROTOCOLS del Notardo en-
asna propiedad de "El Pueblo de Puer-
10 Rico" colocando estas afirmacio--
mes noesxas fuera de tsds discucno.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-22
Cr0niCa de San German

, Ell Cine Oriental que con tanto exlto
trabaj6 en- esta ciudad, ha trasladaao
su circo al vecino pueblo de Sabana
Grande. en- donde exhibe sus interesantes
peliculas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-22

FL nucvo registrador de La propiedad
de este Distrito hipotecario, don Rafael
B. Sama, tom6 possession de su cargo el
lunes retro-pr6ximO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-22
Numero 256

pean por su respeto. Nosotros hemos sido
enterados que los tales fantasnas son al
gunos caballeritos que sostienen relacio-
nes llicltas con ciertas damas que Sc tie
nen por muy encopetadas, 81 bien es
verdad que no frecuentan nuestra buena
sociedad.
I'll cuerpo de Bomberos, es otra ins.
tltuclon muy util; pero aqui solo existe
Ell Par1ue muy NAL equipaao Dor cier-
to.
jY nuestro alcalde que hace?, preg,,u-
taran ustedes. Primero encender los 70
COS dc gasolina, (que va no sirven para
nada) despues tornear balaustres aho-
"a exhibiendo pelicuIas cinematograf-
cas-.
asl estan las eosas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-22

Aver Sc encontraba por estas Tomas la
espiritual rubita y gallarda escritora,
sefiorita Maria Luisa de Angels. Viene
acompafiada de su seiior padre don Pc
dro, colocando su bello libro "Mujeres
Puertorriquenas'' en- cuyas paginas vi
bran las tiernas estrofas de las inspira-
das poetisas SangermeIias Ursula Cardo-
ma (Angelica) y Lola Rodriguez de Tld.
La venta del referido libro aqui. fue TN
exito para la senorita Angels.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-22

La administration municipal de e,ta
ciudad tiene todos los services ell COM
pleto abandono No tenemos aceras IN
los principales sitios; las calles no hay
quien transite por elias en- cuanto llueve.
Ell alumbrado pdblico es un mito. Vivi-
mos en- plenas tinieblas. Da miedo andar
por nuestras Gales seguido que llega la
noche. la carniceria y ell natadero pii-
bico faltos de aseo. La plaza de recreo
pidiendo a eritos una composition Ell su
navimento. Los enfermos pobres murien-
dose sin asistencia.
Y quejese usted y olga usted algo pa
"a que 10 rajen seguido con dos 8 tres
denuncias mas menos injustas Y vuel-
va producer la queja, para que 10 Oh
gan, como quien oye Hover.
En- cambio no pague las contribuciona
a tempo, no barra ell frente dos tres
veces al dia, 6 no cumpla al pie de la
letra cualqdier otra ordenanza de nuestro
famoso Concejo, que seguido va para el
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-22

Ell lunes parchose para Ponce nues-
tro buen amigo don Jose Miguel Mar
ques, nombrado' Registrador de la Pro
piedad de aquel Distrito.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-22

Hay por esta ciudad muchos vagabun-
dos, que la policia ha debido meter en-
cintura, que se.dedican al peligroso sport
de vestirse de fantasmas para aterrori-
zar & los vecinos.
En- el barrio de San Sebastian cam.