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The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-03-10
Mr., aud Mrs. e. II. Hartwig spent
Sunday in poFl tand

Mr., aud Mrs. e. II. Hartwig spent
Sunday in Portland.
Miss Mable Young was the guest ot
friends in The Dalles Sunday.
Or. j. f, Watt WAS in Portland Sat.
urday end saw the airship flights.
". A. Fross, of Minneapolis, wat
here lest week looking for orchard
lands.
9. Phillip Beebe spent several days
the early part of the week in Spokent
on business.
Joe Vogt and Arch Adams spen,
Sunday in Portland and saw the
airship flights.
Miss Frances McCully went to Port.
land Monday to visit friends foI 4
couple of weeks
j. ii. Osborne and Ii. F. Stickney,
of Underwood, we're in Portland fcr
the ailship flights Sunday.
Mr., auG Mrs. Charles A. Bell were
10 Portland Sunday and witnessed
the Hamilton aeroplane flights.
Mrs. j. f. BatcheldeI went to Po't
land Monday where she will -pen !
couple OF weeks visiting friends.
Ernest G. Smith was In Portland
Sunday and Monday seeing the arr
ship and looking after business.
f L. Nerort, a prominent resl
estate dealer of Los Angels, spent
several days in the valley last week.
Mrs Hattie Gabriel. her daughter,
Mrs. Edith Lakin, and tS other
children lett last week for uirard,
| Kansas.
Thomas kueugsley and wife, OF.
Mime polls, are guests ht the hon g
of MIR. and Mrs. ". u. Banks 10
Belmont.
Wanted to Rent-Mudern house G
or rooms in good lonatio', small
family. Will pay good ret. Care
Glacier office
The American Woman's LeaR e will
have a bake sale at Wood q Higgins
store Saturday. Phoue orders tc
Mrs Parkius.
John Goldsbury has returned from
Minneapolis, where he spent the
winter and is new on his place in tue
upper valley.
G W. Reed, Monty. O'DonnPll, j.,
K NJ. Smith aud j. q. Blaine, of st.
Louis rs here last week investlga.
ting the valley.
Ihad Glazier and wife, of Cascade
Lo KS, was heIe Monday, Mr.. Glazier
meeting with the road sdper Visors and
&, he county ccurt.
Rev. W, G Gilmore, nf the Congre
satiunal church. will exchange pull
pits with Rev D. v. Polling, of The
Dslles, Sunday.
If you have property to list notify
ne b. phone and Mr. h W. Rowland
Of our hIm, will call on you.
b Il Duncan Il Co.
&. W Kent and family have gone
to hubbard in tie vii llmette valley
where they will make their home,
avin! sold out here last fall.
Louis K. CLAWS, star witness in the
Ballinger investigation, is on his
ranch in the White Saline valley tor
short rest before returning to Wash
ington.
Councilman Joe Wright is improving
rapidly tom the operation he recent =
ly underwent in Portland, gcoo ding
to Mrs. Wright who returned home
tuesday.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-03-10
Real Estate Transfer.

Real Estate conveyances for the past
week, reported by The Hood River
Abstract Company:
David K. Copper to Apple Land
Il Orchard Company, 1919 acres Mt.
Hood.
Clay Hadley to }. Ii. Devlin and
W. A. tirebaugh, 40 acres South OF
Odell.
Roy N. Woodworth to A. L. Zeek,
Lot 7. of Sunnyside; $1,000.
William Il. Green ct al to Philip ID.
Atwater, lots IA and Is and So OF lot
l6, Sunnyside.
Il. H. Hartwig to George @. Bruce
ct al, 10 acres, Upper Valley.
Martha W. Allen il Alfred L. Alien
to Florence Twelves Winter, 20 acres,
Upper Valley; $500.
j. ii. He'll to Capt. Cehas.
P. McCan; 20 acres South of Ball
Park.
Edward JorRuson to Charles p.
Schmidt, lot 30 Riverside Park, 80
acres.
Edward jasper to Q. A. Cass, 6O
acres on west bank of Hood River at
Ioll Bridge; SllO0.
Elsie Swiok to K. j. Gilmore, %.
acres Southwest OF town, S5, 800.
Q. A. Cass to Mitjsm X. Seabrook,
lots 4 and 5, Blk "a" Cass Addition,
$500.
Ada Churchward to James Church
ward, 10 acres south OF VanHcrn.
Two right of way deeds tor the
Valley Electric RAILROAD Company
running over the land belonging to
X X lmbler near town and Adam
Gassman in Mt. Hood district, were
fled for record.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-03-10
BIG FEAST PLANNED
FOR COMMERCIAL CLUB

The invitations are out for the big
annual banquet Of the Commercial
Club which will be held next Tuesday
evening in the Odd Fellows hall.
Many responses have already come In
to Secretary Skinner and IL is pro-
babIe that at least 20O will be present
for the feast Charles L. EARLY, who
was the president of the club last
year, will be the toast master and
among these who have accepted in
vitstions to be present and respond
to toasts are Tom Richardson, mana
ger OF the Portland Commercial
Club, Judge Lionel r. Webster, OF
POI tland, head OF the good roads
movement tor all Oregon, Attorney
X. Butler, of Condor, Judge W. l..
Bradshaw and Senator NJ. Sinott, of
The Dalles, and Rev. }. Il. late, OF
this city. The price OF the dinner
this year will be ~. 81 per plate and
1t 10 planned to make it more
elaborate than in former years. The
diners will meet at the opera house
at eight O'Clock and 90 from there to
the hall where the dinner will be
served by tho ladies of the Episcopal
church.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-03-10
"HOTEL OREGON WILL
BE THE new NAME

The "Hotel Oregon" will be the
name Of the Wsuooma hotel when all
the extensive Improvements and ad-
ditions which are now under way
have been completed and the practi
cally new hostelry is ready for its
re e.ohristening. The new name wa,
adopted by the. Hall and Smith man.
agement because they thought IL wsi
more appropriate than the Indian
name which has always been used in
the past The new hotel will have &C
comodstious for over twice the bust
ntss which could be handled in the
old building, which has been taxed tC
It's fullest capacity for many months.
Many men have been put to WORK
and the finishing up of the improve.
ments is being rushed as raridy al
possible.
The telephones have been install ed
In all the rooms and tue workmen
are now waiting the arrival of the
switchboard. The rooms Of the
fourth floor will be finished up and
ieedy for occupancy first and 1t ID
expected to bave the furniture In
them within two weeks.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-03-10

The main etreets have been much
improved by the removal OF the mud
which had accumulated during the
winter anil with the aid of the bright
spring sun the autos are finding IL
pretty good going now.
At the. Baptist church on Sunday
evening Rev. Hargresves presented
the first part OF a discussion under the
caption OF The Holy Unrest" apply
ing same largely to business affairs
Next Sunday night the same subject
ss applied to the religious and ethical
awskenings Of the period Of adol
escenoe will be presented. The topic
will be of interest to parents as well
as to young people.
w. b. Dickerson arrived this week
from Minneapolis and will Ee associat
, ed with j. II. HeiltIonnsr x Go. in
the real estate business. MIR. Dicker
son in partnership with his brother
in.law. MIR. Peck, owns 40 acre
ranch ON the east side. He expects
to bring his family out from Mineap.
| oils in the near future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Felix Vonnegut
they are looking for q location In the
Hood River valley. Mr.. VonneRut
, came to Sutherlin, Douglas county,
about a year ago and bas cleared up
and set 80 acres to apples In that
country He wants to secure q piece
OF bearing orchard here in Hood
! River
9. Y. Edwards l. Co, will occupy
the new office on the Second street
! side in the new Waucoma hotel build
! ing IS soon as 1t is completed. e.
A. Briggs was to have occupied 1t but
has decided to engage in other lines
) and will retire from the real estate
! business Edwards & Co.'S office
will within few days give way to the
new hotel to be erected by g. A..
| Bell adjoining the Mt. Hood.
"The Bank Cashier" four act
drama will be put on at the Psrk
! Grange hail, Saturday evening,
J March 10. under the management oi
will Miner. There will be recita
tiou entitled, "Cryus Advising tit
Brother Hiram Not to Sell tht
Farm " Roy Cornell will play g
cornet sCl and there will be music
by the West Side Amateur Band.
Tbe tickets sell for 25 and 10 cents
A deal has been 81 osed by B "
ZoIlanger, recently OF st Louis, with
A. W. Monosmith for Ga acres of or.
cbard which WIS owned by the latter,
a mile aud a half south of town. The
price of. this desirable piece Of or.
chard was $500, two acres OF tbs
place being in airing trees and tbs
rest in young orchard. Mr.. ZollingeI
came to Hood River a short time age
with Capt and Mrs. Charles +. Mo,
Can. He expects his wife and two
sous, who are now In st. Louis, Il
join him here shortly.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-03-10
BRIEF LOCAL MATTERS.
Fresh Films at Deitz Studio.
Buy a Camera at Deitz Studio.

Fresh Films at Deitz Studio.
Buy a Camera at Deitz Studio.
Cold boiled ham at Mcclure Bros.
Films Films Film at Deitz Studio
Shoes made or repaired at johnson s
Harris, on the Heights, has horses tC
sell.
Buv your L ne and Vitrol at White
heads.
Hazelwood Creamery Butter at Nc
Guires.
Wanted-GirIs to sew HalloCkS at the
Box Factory.
Cameras! Cameras! Get one. Deit2
StudiD.
If you want shoes that don't &C
wrong go to Johnsens.
Bring your blacksmith work to Harris
on the Aeights. All work guaranteed
Money to loan on improved farm
and. T. ID. Tweedy.
Home Rendered Leal Lard at Mcclure
Bros.
Best line of Spray Nozzles at MELON.
aids.
Waite Girls to sew H .lIack4 at the
BDx Factory
If your shoes have gone wrong tlke
them to johnson.
First-class dressmaking and plain sew
ing by the day, Phone 1912 l.
Several A No. second hand rigs for
sale by Harris, on the Heights
Limo and Sulphur Solution in any
quantity, at Whitehead's.
Highest market price paid for veal
and chickens. Mcclure Bros.
Harris, on the Heights, has the only
spot cash feed store in town.
Get vour spray hose from Mcdonald
Clean new stock, no factory scraps.
Insure your automobile. G. Y. Ed
wards & Co., Agents.
Have your horses shod at Harris
shop, on the Heights All work guar
anteed.
Wante1--A steuographer for real
eatate office Inquire Devlin Il Fire
bAu9h.
Order vour wire. wound wooden water
pipe early, Rs it is not held in stock
See Joe Wilson.
For Rent-Light housekcepind and
hedrooma 299 Sherman street, corner
Sixth. Phone 243 L.
A small hnrsa. harness and buggy
FOR sale. Price S75 will exchange
for hay. Phone lI3K,
Money to loan on improved and in.
come producing ranch property at y
per cent interest WauComa Abstract
and Investment Co, Inc.
We are now equipped with first
rlaes automobile and viii he in posi-
tion to show your rropertv Come in
aud see us B II Duncan q Co.
ENSURE Before the Fire" In COM
panies like the PhenIx, London and
Lancashire and other strong cOmpa-
MES. q. Y. Edwards & Co., Agts.
If you want to buy, sell or rent Hood
River property 60 to A. W. Onthank.
Money te loan on first mortgages NOtar-
ial work Of all kinds and legal papers
carefully prepared. Also fire insurance
n the very best comp anies.
Hood River Yellow Newtown Sweet
Cider, made from hand sorted and
washed apples. Your grocer will de-
liver same fresh and sweet at 35c per
gallon.
There will be a dance at the Pine
Grove grange hall Friday night, March
II. Plans have been laid to make 1t
the most enjoyable frolic of the winter
Come and bring your best girl. milo
The undersigned will pay reward oI
s25 for information leading to the ar
rest and conviction of party or parties
who removed warning lights from bar
ric ,des on Twelfth street improvement
w. ]. ALDRED, Contractor
X. @. LEWIS, City Marshal.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-03-10

JeSse Davidson has proved up on
his homestead in the upper valley.
W. II. Green returned last week
from Calgary, Alberta, were he seour-
ed large tract Of wheat land.
Mrs e. X. Schmick arrived bere
from Cleveland, Ohio: Friday and is
looking for Investment in tbe valley.
Mrs. Schmiok spent some time here
last fall.
The razing of the old buildings on
the John Often corner at Fourth and
Oak streets is progressing rapidly and
The new building which Is to be
built will be pushed rapidly thu ough
to completion this spring,
Sunday, March 18th, has Eeen sci
apart as Parents day in the Chris
tIaD church bible school There will
bs special music. Prot. l.. b. Gibson
will address the school. All parents
are urged to be present at 10 a. m.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-03-10
The NeiRhbOrly Trust.

The "Gst Acquainted With Your
Neighbor Trust" enjoyed a pleasant
meeting at George X. Wilbur's on
Wednesday evening of last week The
music was excellent and the singing
of couple of solos ty Mr.. Wilbur
was very fine. The other features OF
the entertainment caused riot of
laughter and hiIariousness that spread
the sides until they we're almost cap.
able of holding the substantial lunch
served at the close of the exercises.
The next meeting will be on Friday
night at the home of Il. II. Hartwig.
-CoDtrituted.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-03-10
"Clean Up Day" Meeting.

The Woman Club will meet in the
Odd Fell ows' hall next Wednesday
afternoon to plan for the annual
"cleHn up day" There will be a
roll call and each mem Der will be
asked to give her idea of what ia
most important In cleaning up Hood
River. Prof. Mclaughlin will make
an address on "Tbe Library Spirit"
and sll members are urged to be
present,
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-03-10
For Sale Wheat hay. Phone 1879 NJ. AZ

Wanted-Girl to do housewOrk. Apply Mrs
". l.. Adams Paradise farm AT
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-03-10

Wanted-Two good Jersey cows or mixed
with Hostein, must be fresh. =. #. Fouts,
Cooks, Wash. AZ
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-23
Los tloIIevS
DOS DESCARRIliAM lENTOS

Aver por la tarde ocurrirron dos des-
carriamientos de trolleys Uno a la
salida de el puente del aqua, donde en-
pieza la dobIe via, Y, otro. a la entra-
da de la calle de San Agustln.
En- los prineros momentoS Qued0 pa
ralizado ell servicio, pero pronto Sc res
tableci6 por una sola via, a la usanza
primitiva.
Nenimos obseryando que. los desca-
rrilamientos Sc producer con harta
frecllencia en- los dcSvlOs. debldo SIN
duda al NAL funci0namlento de estos .
la excesiva velocidad con que los tran
Was entran en- eflos, cosaS las dos facl-
les de evitar, per0 que va ycran ustedes
como no las evita nadic
Otra de las catastrofcs inevitable. Ell
dla menos pensa,lo, es In choque. Suce-
de que IN tranvia, de noche, 81 sufre
una averia parcial en- cl motor . en- los
cOnductoreS, qIeda estacionado y apa-
gado. Otro qlc Ncnga detras en- dl-
recci0n cOntraria. no viendo lllz algu-
ma. chocara acknowledgements
lSeria obra lie romanoS dotar cada
coche de una iinterna de areitc vela,
encendida se,npre, y que cn defecto
de las e4ectrica> sIvlrra de srnal de
alanma. ?
MediteIo ci 'efr de- tranSilo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-23
De Guayama

Con motive de encOntrarse en- San
Juan asistiendo la Asamblea de Jue-
ces y abogados, los sefores Leake, Ma
rim Y Mestre, Jueces de las cortes de
Distrito y Municipal y Fiscal de la pri-
mera, Sc han suspendido varios iuicios
que debian haberse celebrado hoy, entire
ellOs la apelaci0n del senior don Julio L0-
PEI que fue condenado en- la Corte Mu-
nicipal a nOventa dollars de multa 8 no
venta dias de carcel, por el delito de
portar un revolver ell dia 80 del pasado
mes de octubre, en- que Sc habia cele-
brado una manifestation politica EN- es-
ia ciudad a otra pena igual por el de
tito de aterar la paz publica en- 81 mis1no
dia. ...:
De ambas penas apel6 4 ia Corte de
DiStrlto y el juicio ha sido transferido
para manana. COmunicaremOs de di-
chas apelaciones.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-23
Don Ramon VaId6s

Esta tarde enlharc6 para los Esta-
dos Unidos, nqleStro may estimado ami
go don RaT-3n Valdes, propictario de
la Linea F6rvca del Orstc
RI senor HaldtS, que Is hombrc de
grandeS actividades Y cnergas, Sc ha
ocupado desdc hacr bastante tempo. en-
la gesti0n dc Ia reforma de corrcos que
en- la actuaIidad Sc intenta. lleva el
prop6sito d. seguir traba jando, mien-
tras dure 81 prrmanencia en- la metro
poh por el 6xito de csa gestion qtle tan
to interesa y convene al comercio, d
la agricultural y j Ia industrial puer-
torriquenos
FL BOLETlN, deSea nm frliz viaje al
senior Nald.>
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-23
Xotas de Mayaguez

Seria la una de ia nochc de aver, dos
pitos, tiroS Y tOQue de cornetaS anun-
ciaron fuegO en- la cal]c de San Antonio.
Este 0curri0 en- una casa de mamp0S-
terra del senior Jose Diaz NiVar, la que
segin versiones sc habitaba durante tl
dia por la familia Figueroa En- los ba
JOS de esa casa tiene el senor Martin
Ramos I'm dep6sito de calzado y taller
de zapateria.
Casa y zapateria estaban aseguradas
Fl fuego fue sofocado despues de ri
da mcha, realizando 81 prodigio de SO
FOCAR un fuego en- Mayaguez, los
bomberos y algunas personals del paiSa-
naje Salv0 el cOnSiglncnte deteriOro dc
puertas paredcS etc, y des0rden de "a
patos, rotura dc vidrieraS invansi0n
de aguas de las mangueraS, tod0 qued0
Salvo de las jlamas
Una parte del pnblico expectador
Sc encaram0 en- una ola giratoria 4 yer
ell fuego, Gsta Sc desplomo de un lado
estropeandOse c0nsiderabIemente el co
nocido fot0grafo VilJero { hiri6ndose
una muJcr-
COrreSp0nSH.
Nov 21-I910
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-23
Una circular

Los >ciIOreS i>tr9nndcz llrrmanOS.
propietarios del arrcditado estableci-
miento de QuincaIla Frrreteria, La
Esfera'', NOS comuniran en- ana circli-
lar, fecha Is de Noviembre, que cl Ia
mentable falIecimienfo del scnor den
Francisco BeTmudcz Santana. en- NADIA
modifica nj nltera Ia inarC,ha de los ne
gocios dc la casa FL caso cStaba pre-
Visto en- La eScritura de constitution So
cial, y, por tanto. assume la gerencia el
sOcio superyiviente, don Sebastian Ber
mudez Santana.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-23
TEATRO MUNICIPAL
DIEGO CORRIENTE
Nov. 21-19l0.

La compania Reyes puso anoche en-
escena este suggestive melodrama que
llev0 muchO pIblico a las alturas del
teatrO
En- la Interpretation destacaron como
siempre, logran,Eo muchos aplausos Ia
sonora Emma Sober y el primer actor Sc
nor Pellicer-
Tambien TncYece cunSlgnarSe la Ia
Dor de EurOIEt Dueno y del senOr IL
quierdo.
FL publico bizo levantar eI tel6n va
rias veces para premlar cl trabaJo de
los artistas, espoclaImente cl de En-
ma Soler eI senior Pellicer.
La emr rGSas anIneia para manana dos
funciones.
Una de nW1inee y por la noche. a Ia
hora acostwa i,rada Ia seglnda
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-23

Han sldo termlnadas las obras del
bonito "chalet'' del lioenciado Jose G,
Ramos, y va ocupa sus espaciosas y ven-
tiladas habitaciones su distinguida IA
milia
Es una obra pequeIa, pcro construi-
da con solidez elegancia tal que sn
cost0 assemble proximamente ocho mil
dollars.
En- la mlSma manzana y contigua a es-
te chalet, Sc han terminado las obras
de la casa propiedad de don Santos Lee
br6n en- la cual ha instalado su zapate-
ria la Bota de Oro", tambien muy
s0lida elegante.
Con ambas obras Sc ha embellecido eI
ornate publico de la ciudad, que cada
dia 0frece mejor aspecto, debido las inn
pOrtantcS establecimientoS conlercialeS Y
residenciaS que se construyen actual
mentP-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-23
FL PROgESO
DEL 'HERALOO"'
SOLUClOM SATISFACTORILY

Aver noche luccUl6 rapidamente, por
San Juan, ia uOtIcia de que la Corte
Federal, habla failado en el caSo de la
denuncia del hniyIroetor Me Cu1lah con
ira el ''Heral1o Espanol . y su distln-
ouido director 81 senior Balbas, conde-
nando los denaddados a pagar sels
.entavos en- ea1l0s de coa.rco y desestl-
mando la reelarnaci6n de diez mil qul-
nientos dollars heeha por el ex-inspec-
tor de escuela.s Dc Rio Grande.
FL procesO a. n7re va tlenen notlcla
nuestros lectores planteaba eSta cues
ti6n admiabtemA ntc eXpuesta en- este
parrafo de Ia r1esena que publica aver
e estimado CGG2ga
Mas por antl1ipado podemos declr
que este ltigio oonstituye una gran Ell
senanza, V que ha de ScrVlr de pre-
cedente para que la prensa declda 81
plede no oUurrtrSe en- cStas cuestlo-
mes de algnn QctereS social que tanto
afectan al honor y bucn nombre de un
pueblo moriger1do + Quito.
Por cncnnu Sc t0da otra consldera-
cj0n salta a a. g,0a el hccho de que ell
atentado eXiatiU segun 10 cOmprueban
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-23

Ha fallecido EN- la Central Machete
don Antero Salgado, intehgentc agricul-
tor que deSempenaba en- dicha factoria
el cargo de primer mayOrdomo.
Su entierro fue una Importance mani
f(staci0n de duelo que demostraba las
grandes simpatlas de que gozaba aqui
Ell sefior Salgado
En el cementerio civil, hizo una bri-
nante oraci6n funebre enalteciendo las
grandeS virtudes del fnado, 81 senior
Martinez Nadal que Sc nos informa es-
tuVo mny clocuente
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-23

Verificada la subasta para la adqui-
sicion de materiales por el Ayuntamien-
to, para la reparaci6n de la calle de los
Jardines por la cual entraran d la
pobiaclon los pasajeros y carga del tren
de Ponce, Sc procedera inmediatamente
eJecutar las obras de terraplenes, al
cantarillas y desmontes a cargo del com
petente ingeniero senor Bruno.
Con ell arreglo de la expresada calle
se hermoseara esa bella entrada a la
cludad, y Sc facilitara gran comodidad
a los transportadores de la carga Que
ilega de Ponce por ell ferrocarril, que no
puede subir dicha caIle, debido a la gran
pendlente y muchas piedras que existen
en- la misma
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-23
COrreSpnHsdt.

por los muchos inferes encontrados; pora
la apatia con que aqlli So mira todo v
porqle faitan media docena de honbres
de buena vosuntad cuando Sc trata de
hacer nn buen Servici0 al pueblo.
La compania d socie9dad va incorpo-
rada; pagando aercch0s al tesoro por
el capital dc 10000 dollars que posee;
en accloneS haee va seis meses pr6xi-
mamente, y despu6s lie mil anuncios
y solo anunci0s, M siquiera hay solar
Nos Inf0rman qae no ha sido possible
unammIdad de votos en- la Directiva,
para Ia eleccl6n de si1io. Y asi vamcs
rn tOdol
iPobIv Guayama condenado por
dcstiDo un estaciOnamiento eterno2
C0rrespoRSai.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-23

Del teatro de Guayama va nadic Sc
ocupa.
Como 81 tai idea no hubiese eXisti--
do .jamas para dotar 6sta poblaci6n de
un ccntro de arte y cultura tan neccsa-
rio a todo pueblo que deSea caminar
hacia cl progreso de los tiempos actua-
les.
Queda demostrado 10 que hemos m
tornado al principle de este proyecto,
que toda la ciudad, hasta pnebos Ii
mltrofes acOgicron con tantO entuSiaS-
mo: que Guayama siempre que inten
ia una obra de utilidad p1bica, tiene
que mchar con grandes inconvenienfeS :;