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The San Francisco call., 1910-12-15
BRUCE o. BLIVEN WILL
EDIT THE CHAPARRAI
TSpeeial Dispatch 10 The Call

STANFORD UNIVERSITY. Dec. IL
Bruce o. Bliven, II. has been chosen .bv
the members of the Hammer and Coffin
society to edit the ChaparraI. the
university comic paper. Hammer and
Coffin is the society which has control
of the comic and a place on the staff
carries with it membership in this So
ciety. The editor is nominally the head
of the society.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-15
JUROR is STRICKEN
IN MURDER TRIAL

Owing to an attack of apopIexy
Louis GhuImetti, a juror in the trial
of Nathan Pollack for murder. was in
capacitsted for duty yesterday Frank
Grabe was chosen in his place. Judge
Cabaniss ordered the transcript of all
the testimony hitherto taken read
aloud for the benefit of the new juror
Pollack is accused of having shot and
killed his wife, Freda N. Pollack, April
4 1910
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-15
Normal School

The graduating exercises of the San
Francisco State Normal school were
held last night in the school building,
at Buchanan and Waller streets. There
were AZ graduates. The exercises were
opened by an address by the president.
which followed by recitation, a violin
solo, song by the quartet, a vocal solo.
hoop drill chorus by the boys, the pre-
sentaton of the diplomas and the class
song.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-15
FRANCIS HOPE AND
MRS. A. MAYES MARRY

Francis Hope, chief of the bureau of
information and exhibits at the Califor-
MIA development board. and Mrs. Anna
Mayes of Dixon were married at the
Palace hotel Tuesday. Mrs Hone is
an extensive land owner in Solano
county.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-15
CLUB OFFERS TO BUY
Sos, 900 SEWER BONDS

The West End Improvement club
has sent a communication TO the
board of public works. agreeing to
buy SIS, 600 worth of the 1904 sewer
bonds issue. which will mature in 1911
The s stpervisors were petitioned to
install q FIRE system at Brunswick and
Lowell streets. $50 feet from the new
fsongfellOw school.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-15
GAMBLERS ATTEMPT TO
BRIBE OKLAHOMA MAYOR

TULSA, Okla, Dec 14.-Mayor L. J..
Martin in a published statement today
said that leaders of the liquor and
gambling element had offered him
$s,7o0 a month for protection. In reply
the mayor said that he would lead
future raids against the resorts In
person.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-15
Taft ConsuIts Congressman

WASHINGTON, Dec. 14.-In the con-
sideration of candidates for the nine
vacancies which still exist in United
States courts, President Taft is con-
tinufhg his policy of consulting with
all members of congress regardless of
their political affiliations.
Taft is also taking up the general
subject of patronage with a number OF
'insurgent" senators. He appointed
yesterday collector of customs at Mil
waukee on the recommendation of SEN
ator LaFo1lette. There are other places
in the eastern district of Wisconsin
which probably will go to LaFollette's
supporters.
Senator. .Beveridge of Indiana has re-
Gently recommended a number of post
masters to the president, but there is
a persistent report that Taft may let
all Indiana patronage matters go over
uril March 4. when Beveridges term
will have expired.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-15

DFsERTER CAUGHT-San Mateo Dec. H.
Constable Michael Sheehan cautpred In Ma
drone today William G. Proser. alias J. Curtis,
Hull of San Carlos six months ago. Proser
confessed TO Sheehan that be is a deserter
from the army.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-15
CALLED TO WAS,

CALLED TO WASHINGTON. d. C-B. n. D,-
Wis acting assistant superintendent of salary
allowance division OF the postofhce here. has
been recalled to Washington. D. c. The Office
has been placed under Inspector in Charge
Harry Hall.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-15
Lawyer Seeks Restoration

WASHINGTON, Dec. 14.-President
Taft has been asked to restore to
practice before the interior department
A. c.. Shaw, former law officer OF the
forest service, who was dismissed from
government employment during the
early stages of the Bal1inger- -Pinchot
controversy
After his discharge Shaw took up the
practice of law in Portland, Ore, but
permission to practice in land office
matters was denied by Secretary Bal
linger.
Senators Overman and Simmons and
Representative Page of North Carolina
and Senator Chamberlain of Oregon
presented the matter today to the pres
ident, who declared that none of the
reports of the Ballinger-Pinchot COM
mittee had censured Shaw
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-15
FUNDS ARE SOLICITED
FOR CHRISTMAS WORK
Salvation Army Issues General
Appeal to Charitable

The Salvation Army has sent a gen
eral appeal to its friends and the char
itably disposed asking for contribu-
tions for its Christmas charity. Funds
are solicited for Christmas dinners for
the poor, Christmas trees for poor chill
dren. winter relief and general work.
The Salvation Army plans to distribute
Christmas baskets to $500 poor per-
sons. Checks should be made payable
to the Salvation Army, and the donors
are requested to state to what relief
they desire TO contrihnfe
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-15
BOYS Want Flag

The San Francisco Ladies' Protection
and Relief society has a number of
patriotic boys in the institution in
Franklin street. between GeaEy and
Post. These lads. with the consent of
the board of directors Of the instftu-
tion, have sent the following communi-
cation TO the public:
I'VE. the boys of the San Francisco
Ladies' Protection and Relief society,"
need a flag and fagpoIe for the vard
in front of our building. VIII some of
the good friends give us one or both
for Christmas and much oblige The
Boys, 1900 Franklin street,"
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-15
ROOSEVELT PUPILS
WILL BE GRADUATED
Exercises of 1910 Class to Be
Held Tonight

Graduating exercises will be held to-
night by the class of 1910 of the Roose-
velt school. in the school building i'm
Arguello boulevard. near Geary street.
The program arranged for this even
ing opens at 1880 o'clock. The pupils
to be graduated are:
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-15

THREATS AGAINST LIFE-Martha Cslderwood
1SS Guerrero street, swore TO a warrant yes
tcrday against Frank T.. Ritchley, charging
him with making threats against her life
The case will be heard this morning.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-15

RANCHER KILLED BY TREE -Madrone. Dec
14.-Moses Bray, a rancher of the Ilagss dis
trict. who is said to have recently Inherited
a fortune. was crushed to death under fall,
ing tree on his place near here this morning
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-15
AnM1rrEp To pARoLE

ADMITTED TO PARoLE-San Mateo. Dec. ia.
Harrv Il. Butler former proprietor of a res
tsursnt in Burlingame. and Edward Somers.
veuder Of flowers at Third and Market streets.
San Francisco were admitted today to parole
bx Iustice OF the Peace W g. L07eland. They
are charged with wholesale theft OF Bicycles.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-15

SfusT TO BE PLAYED-A Christmas party
Nu5lI he given Friday afternoon at the Cslifor-
us cirb by the members Of the whist section
~ the california club II VIII be iuvi-
fstsoneI AFFAIR Mre. Joseph E. Antiques Is
chsfrman Of the committee on arrangements.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-15
Fight Renewed
ON Old RULES
IN THE HOUSE
Democrats Object TO Calendar
Wednesdays Being Blocked
by Long Bill
Speaker Canncn Submits Ques-
ton TO Vote and protestants
Are Defeated

WASHINGTON, Dec. 14-Renewal of
the fighting on the rules which signal
lied the last session was precipitated
in the house today by Hughes of New
Jersey.
The question under consideration was
whether bill for the codifcation and
revision of the laws relating to the ju-
dietary. consideration of which occu-
pied all last Wednesday. should again
be taken UP today simply on the call
of the chairman Of the committee re-
porting the measure.
The question was raised by Hughes,
after Moon Of Penns ylvania, chairman
of the committee on revision of the
laws, had asked that the house pro-
ceed with the consideration of the bill
for codifying the judiciary laws.
Democratic members declared that
the judiciary bill might be used as a
buffer to prevent the house from taking
UP other bills
Shirley of Kentucky declared that the
considerable of the BILL which is 203
pages in length and contains 286 sec
tons, might occupy every calendar
Wednesday during the session Last
Wednesday the house reached only sec
tion IL of the bill.
After the discussion had proceeded
an hour, Speaker Cannon ruled that
there were no precedents exactly fitting
the situation. but that the house should
not be deprived of doing what was de-
sired By vote of 146 to 81 the house
decided to take up the bill.
Speaker to Lose Control
WASHINGTON. Dec. 1.-THE speker
of the next house of representatives
Will not name the committees of that
body. Champ Clark of Missouri, Under
wood OF Alabama and others of the
conservative wing of the house democ-
racy have agreed that the committees
shall be selected in some other way
than by the present system. This much
developed today. 1t probably will be
ratified at a caucus of new house mem
bers, who may be called together in
January or February to map out action
on rules and other problems that will
confront the next house
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-15

ENGINEER rs BUREED-The explosion OF 3
Gas generator in q building at Eighth and
Ninna streets yesterday severely burned r. L.
Poble 2 stationary engineer. Roble was
fresfed for burns on the face, neck and hands.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-15
NEW sEcRErARY TO MAYOR,

IA. wilkinson, a stenographer in the
street department, was appointed secretary to
Mayor Frank X Mott today, as successor to
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-15

Edith Scldncr
Sophia Van Benthem
Nathan Levin
Sinclair Trimble
Norma BertelsOn
Ruth Cohn
Ruth Calderwood
Theda Culver
Oma Cox
Jennie Dcvinccnzi
Martha Fedderson
Aileen Fischer
Ruth Fischer
Faith Howard
Aileen Jones
Ethel kaufman
Marguerite Kommer
Eds Kelly
Ethan Allen
Thomas Ahern
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-15

Andrew Dewing
iCharles Durand
Joseph Harlow
Edward Howell
Laura Lundberg
'IRulla Lynch
Louise Lutge
lBeema Mshoney
Henrietta Muller
Elsie Mckenzie
Ellen Masters
Doretta MOyles
Eta Nelson
Nilhelmina Ralston
lGrace Reed
Edith Stern
Albert johnson
Raymond Ohlson
Fired Roth
Ralph Spiegel
The Cecil Whig., 1910-01-08

Seventh grade-Hilda Ostrom 90. ),
Lilly Ferguson o7.5, Alice Bennett 05.I,
Pauline Price 95.I, Katharine Wilson
O5I.
Sixth gradc-Isabcl Clark oS.7, Eliza
beth LuSbv go, Marguerite Myers
$50, Ethel Luthringer oS.5, Agnes Os-
from 90, Pauline Bloxton o7.,3, Violet
Bennett 97.2. Mary Anderson o6.S. Clara
Connelley 900, Carroll Short $50 Ro-
land Blatkway o5.3, David Davis o4.2,
Crawford Short o2.2, Earle Jones OILY.
Filth grade-Gertrude Manlovc 60,
Mary Davis 0SS. Frances Bloxton OIL,
Mile Pierce OIL. Robert Brown o67,
John Clayton o52, Edward Mccoy o.. ?,
Roy Short 93I
Fourth gradc-Maric Price oS.I,
llilda Darby o7.4. Mary Clark o7..3,
Ella Anderson 96.5. Rosalie Luthringer
o55 Arthur Lusby 05.2. Elwood Bur
r'S o5.1. Herman Stradley o5,I, Emma
Anderson 04.2.
Third gradc-William Anderson o9.
Wickes DAVIS o4.S. Anna Bennett o4.6.
Ethel Mccoy 03.6, Gladys Riggin $50,
Helen Jones Of.
Second gradc--\nna Luthringcr 90.
Emma Short qo.2. Elmer Manlovc oS.5
Ralph Clark % Irwin Manlove ". Viii
lard Burton O5.5. Rcttic Anderson 05.
Elva Newton Obs, Edgar Lusby o3.5.
The Cecil Whig., 1910-01-08
Gossip about The Judiciary

\ Baltimore daily is responsible for
the following bit OF judicial prognosti-
eating. anent the retirement oi Judge
| Pearcc, next year. from the bench
| Democrats oi the upper Eastern
| shore. who have been in Baltimore dur
IN" the pat week >a What Mr. Levin
/ ". WickcN will be the Succc Sor OF
Judge James Alfred Pearce on the
Court OF Appeals next year when Judge
! PearCc viii arrive al the 7o-ycar limit
There : sCmc talk that an etfor1 may
be made /" extend the limit oi Judge
Pc&rccS term. There is not much
prospect that the request will be made
or that it will be granted. Since the
establishment OF pensions Tor Marviatl
Judges there has been disrusth,r to
eliminate an extension oi he 4 s,n1s-
The best lawyers of the State cla' )" i:i fn"'
iudocs nuvht :, he elected tOf Il HE
t;n,n Th;9 *. however, another story.
r. ,.1anee tue story the constitution OF
.hc State would have to be amended.
Judge Pcarce will be entitled to a
pension under the general statute. His
income will be the same as though he
were "A member OF the appellate court
oi the State 1t is understood that
Judge Pcarcc does not desire ar eX
tension He is regarded as one OF the
best equipped men in the Court oi Ap-
pcalS. So highly is he regarded that
he was looked upon as candidate for
the Democratic nomination Tor Cover
nor two wears ago. a nomination which
went To Mr. CrothcrS.
Nj that time Mr.. Crothcrs was Cir
cut Court Judge. Tie had been APP
pointed bv Governor Warlicld to fill a
vacancy created by the death OF Judge
| Edwin II. Brown. The duties OF the
: position did not appeal to him. He
MADE up hrs mind to quit the bench
and to take up the practice OF law i'll
Elkton. In the meantime he was Sc
lectcd by Senator John Waiter Smith
as the best vote winner in the State.
He resigned from the circuit bench and
needed the call OF his party.
At the time OF his severance with the
bench, Mr. Crothers announced that he
would not again be a candidate tor the
position. Governor Wariicld was call
ed upon to name a successor to Judge
Crothcrs and selected Mr. Philemon b
Hopper.
The circuit oi which Governor Gro
theirs is the leading legal light is com.
posed ui Talbot, Caroline. Queer
Arncs. Kent and Cecil counties. Il
had been hoped that Governor Gro.
theirs would accept the appointment a:
the chief Judge oi the c'rcdit upon tht
expiration oi the term OF Judge Pcarcc
lie has expressed. however, a prefer
crcc to return to lilktOn upon the cN
The Cecil Whig., 1910-01-08

vim Brown o., Arthur Anderson o2,
jeanette Clay 81, Effie Rementer oI,
Marvin "armkessel 90, Howard
moore co.
GEORGE BIDDLE HIGH SCHOOL
The Cecil Whig., 1910-01-08
First Year.
CnclasSihed.
CECILTON SCHOOL.

Henry Winter Davis 90 Z
The Cecil Whig., 1910-01-08


This fact being fully understood, law
yers OF the circuit have been casting
their ewes over the list OF men who are
capable Of taking the position
Very short-sighted were the trainers
OF the Constitution OF Maryland That
document demands chief Judge in the
several circuits 1t will not give a
good lawyer chance For illustration,
the Constitution says that chief Judge
and a circuit Judge cannot reside in
the same county. Therefore the chief
judge must hail from Kent, Caroline
or Cecil Judge Adkins is a resident
OF Talbot and Judge Hopper a res dent
Of Queen Anncs.
Mr.. Wickes' selection, therefore, is
logical one He belongs to family
noted i'll Maryland for its judicial abii-
ity. His uncle Judge Joseph Wickes,
was ior many years Eircuit Judge on
the Eastern Shore.
1t had been expected that Governor
Cruthcrs would select a Cecil county
lawyer, possibly Mr. William S. Evans
or Mr. Albert Constable for the va
cancy to be created by the retirement
oi Judge Pcarce, but he has not shown
a disposition to participate in the game
The Cecil Whig., 1910-01-08
ELKTON SCHOOL NO. II.

Seventh grade-George Deibcrt o3.S.
Howard Bratton o2.7, Grace Mahan
o25, Harry Alexander o2.5, Floyd
Brown o22, john Alexander OIL, Will
liam Gilpin O,,5. Stella Ycamans oI.4,
Rudulph laag&rt 9i.5, Clara Davis 900.
Walter Draper oo.S, Philip King 9o.7,
Bertha Dunbar COZ,
Sixth grade-Aarian Bouden o5,
Paul Moore 81, Herbert Smith O.,
Marccila McGrcady o., Manly Heath
%, George Hopkins %, Dorothy Bid
die oI. Laura Deibcrt 0l, George King
81. George McGrcady 81.
Fifth gradc-Charles Trimble 04.I
James Moore O3.I, Margaret Mcisel 02
Edwin Lawrence go.S, Alvin Rcmcntel
g)S. John Cannon 90.
Fourth gradc-Frances Krastcl oS
Esther Clark G4, John Gardullo "a
James Kitchens %, George Reed %
Robert MacNabb o., Cecilia Potts oI
Irving Simmons 81, Elizabeth King 90
Nellie Sutcr 90.
Third gradc-Todd Shahfcr %, Al
bert Aycrst o5. Helen Walters o., VIII
liam Cam a. William Dcibert %, All
The Cecil Whig., 1910-01-08

There is serious talk that Judge
Philemon, B. Hopper may be placed
on the retirement list II this takes
place, former States Attorney Lege
will be recommended as his successor
The Cecil Whig., 1910-01-08


reference to Governor latlVes
he leading legal light OF Miss
These, however, are Il visit
| he serious inaccuracv Mr.
its declaration that 1T nb;a !,
Judge Pearce does not NJ, '
ding came from W. M holiday
nent is born Of the poll pi!i1. ia,
nd can he .ne, ", M'',1se ,, by Mrs
publication ~ ,bn =, .l.e m day aft
|. and who make a prac- MrS.
adyertis;ng W. ~ {uI' Arbor,
t OF the American. or MISS
table paper, to n,,h,;sh ton, sp
without dine crr,;G.n ty;,o" mother,
mcnts Where iar t" =, Mr.. al
for the asser. r''iaren
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naci6n; pero Sc habla de otra
possible vacante Ell otra corte
de la isla, y para cubrirla el
seilor San MILAN, de Maya.
giiez, hermano del que ha 81.
do nombrado para Mayagiiez.
Parece que el fiscal Acosta
Quedara ahora en- Humacao,
pero auxiliado en- San Juan
al fiscal sehor Campillo, el Ii
cenciado Seplilveda Ell Pom
e y licenciado Aponte Ell Are
cibo. Los tres con caracter
iterino.
Teniendo la Union de Pto.
Rico la mayoria en- las muni-
cipalidades, la totalidad en-
los distritos judiciales, parece
l6gico suponer que las nuevas
designaciones que Sc hagan
para nombramientos de estos
cargos sean hechos entire el
personal grato a ella.
Fa]tan ademas que cnbrir
defnitivamente los car gos d
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LA GOkkksroNlENlA DE PUERTO RIC0 DClbhpkR 8. $40

jueces municipales y de paz
de Carolina, Mayagiiez y pro-
bablemente alguna otra va
cante que pueda oourrir en-
breve en- cargos de esa cate
goria. Sc da como segura la
renuncia de subsecretario de
la corte de Mayagiiez licencia-
do Gomez que solicitara otro
cargo en- el departamento.
Hasta ahora la reserva del
gobiernoS es absolute y todo
Sc reduce a suposiciones mas
Q menos fundadas.
El colegio de abogados a
quien cita el presidente senior
Hernandez Lopez, Sc reunira
hoy a las 2 de la tarde para
t1atar de un cable que Sc dice
envjado a Washington por el
gobierno de la isla.
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EN- PONCE.
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reorganizar el Bar de aboga-
dos de Ponce.
En- ell proximo correo de
los Estados Unidos, llegara a
6sta ciudad, el doctor Gabriel
Villaronga, acompanado de
su muy distinguida esposa,
los cuales hace POGO embarca-
ron en- yiaje de paseo a los
Estados Unidos. Feliz regre-
so les deseamos.
Sc estan construyendo por
la administration municipal en-
la Playa de esta ciudad, mas
de 300 metros de acera en- di-
cho sitio. Tambien muy prom
to empezaran a fabricar la ex.
tensa plaza de recreo al lado
del fuerte. Todos estos ira
bajos los esta hacienda la ad
ministraci6n unionista de es-
ia ciudad.
La caritativa junta del
Santo Asilo de Damas, ha to.
lnado un importante y bonda
doso acuerdo. Debido a los
escasos recursos que tenia pa
IA el sostenimiento de los en-
fermos del Asilo de Damas.
no Sc admitian NADIA mas que
seis enfermos, y por ell acuer-
do tornado nuevamente, Sc ad-
mitiran IA en- ell caritativo al
bergue, Es de aplaudirse el
abnegado labor de estas bon.
dadosas damas, que de una
manera eicaz trabajan por
los pobres.
Ell dia diez del corriente
embarcara en- Barcelona Es-
pala) acompailado de su dis
tinguida familia, ell Lcdo.
Teodoro Moscoso Rodriguez,
acreditado farmaceutico de
Ponce de generates simpatias
Y estimation en- 6sta socledad.
Feliz travesia para yolver a
su patria. En- el mismo va
por llegara procedente de la
misma ciudad, ell DR.. Fuse
bio Coronas, que fu6 represen-
tando a Puerto Rico, en- el
congreso anti-tuberculoso, que
Sc celebro hace POGO. FL doc
ter Coronas, desembarcara en-
San Juan. de donde ira a su
residencia d Barranquitas.
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a combination judicial.

Desde hace algunos dias Sc
viene hablando en- los circu-
los politicos acerca de la for
ma en- que Sc resuelva la nue.
va combination judicial que
ahora con el sensible falleci.
mlento del que fu6 Hon. juez
NHgueras, ha de hacerse.
Sc indica para juez del Su-
premo, al actual juez de la
corte de distrito de San Juan,
Lcdo. Pedro de Audrey, en- el
supuesto de que el gobierno
no traiga de fucra del actual
personal de la cortes de justi-
cia, a ninguna persona para
cubrir cargo del Supreme nj
la vacante de San Juan.
Ademas, el juez Sr. Audrey
hgur0 otra veZ para cubrlr
una vacante en- Ell Supreme,
la que ocup6 ent6nces el Sr.
Toro Cuevas.
Sc indica tambien para di-
cho cargo al Sr. Munoz Mora.
les.
Para el cargo de la corte
de distrito que pudiera vacar,
sc indica al actual juez de
Humacao Lcdo. Palacios Ro-
driguez que, con el juez de
Arecibo Lcdo Cordova Davi-
la, son los funcionarios natl
vos que de clase de jueces de
distrito, parece con mas posi-
bilidad de ir a esa vacante.
Tambi6n Sc indica al Lcdo.
Soto Nussa, actual jnez de
de Aguadilla.
Sc habla tambien de la po.
sibilidad de que ocupe la va
cante del. Supreme el Lcdo.
]. Hernandez Lopez, actual
presidente del colegio de abo-
gados y miembro importante
de los catolicos de la isla.
Para ell Supreme Sc hablo
tambien hace algdn tempo
del Lcdo. Manuel F. Rossy y
Sc dijo que trabajos politicos
sc hacian para obtener tai de.
signaci6n.
81 Ell la corte de distrito de
San Juan no hubiera ahora
otro juez de procedencia nor
teamericana como cl recto Sr.
Gill, .habria gran posibilidad
de que fuera al cargo que de.
jara Ell juez Audrey, el juez de
Ponce, Lcdo Foote.
Sc dice tambien que el Lido.
Jacinto Texidor no es ageno
q trabajos para ocupar la va.
cante del Sr. Audrey 9 la mis-.
ma en- ell Supreme, en- el case
de que el gobierno tratase de
traer personal de fuera de la
carrera judicial para cubrir
vacantes. Sc asegura que el
juez Foote no aceptAria, Q por.
10 menos es contrario a que
sc cubra la vacante del Sr.
Figueras, con un juez que no
sea del pals auDque Sc trata-
"a de el mismo.
FL licenciado Jose Herman
dez Usera, suena tambien pa
"a cubrir la vacante de fiscal
en una de las cortes de la
fsla.
En- 10 que Sc refiere a otros
eargos en- las cortes de justi-
cia, con la designation del
behor San MILAN para mars.
hail. de La corte de .Arecibo.
queda terminada lesta combi-
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OCCASION

Llamamos Ia atenci6n 4 las Damas
de gusto, sebre la grandiosa y nunca
vista EXHJBICION DE CALZA-
DO que tienen los Sefores Cuetar q
Hermonos en- SUI establecimiento calle
de la Fortaleza No. 25, pues ademas
de su gran fabrica de ZAPATos COVER
Way va bien conocida en Puerto Ri
co, instalan otra. de caizadc para Sc
iioras y sefioritas, de las clases mas fl.
mas que en- este articulo Sc conocen.
admitiendo encargos desde un par Ell
adelante.
CUETARA HERMANOS.
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Agimensol ' Oe|ineante

Con diez amos de practica, ofrece
sus servicios para cualquier pueblo
de la isla, como ayudante de ingenie-
ros, en- las o6cinas de algun MUM
cipio'E que trate de hacer estudios pre-.
iminares y pianos correspondientes
para la construction de caminos 6 en-
cualquier oficina tecnica particular de
profesionales en- sociedad, que puedan
fjarle un sueldo mensual por los ira
bajos que ocurran tanto de campo CO.
mo &c gabinete. Direction R. r.
Pou. Dr.. f. Valero San Juan,
P. L.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-09
GraDdes festas.

Sc estan preparando grandes festas
para principios de aho en- San Juan
J han nombrado una comisi6n
para anunciar los elegaptss trajes que
vende Juan Pieras, Allen 80 de Ia
p a1maa.n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-09

r. Tarmacia Polanco. F un
Id u uGS dada hace sesento amos.
Pulcritud y esmero en-
e. despscho de formulas. Paten.
tizados de toda clase. Situada en-
ell Faraue central. 3