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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-03-03
MINI. RHINESTONE IS A FAKE
Examined BY EXPERTS IN NOR.
WAY AND DECLARED SPURIOUS.
Broadside Fires Into Holland Camp in
Scandinavian Organ of Wis
consin.

Madison, March 1.-Considerable
interest has been aroused by the claim
of H. r. Holland of Ephrim, Wis, that
the Kensington Rune stone, found
some years ago in Minnesota, is a
genuine record left by early Morse
men. In the current issue of Amerika,
the Scandinavian organ of Wisconsin,
however, Prof. Rasmus B. Anderson,
it's editor, fires broadside into the
Holland camp as follows, in reply to a
communication from an officer of the
Minnesota Historical society,": -. =.
"Some time ago the Kensington
Rune stone was submitted to Prof.
Magnus Olsen of the Christiania Uni
versity in Norway for his opinion. He
had the inscription examined by one
of his students, by name Hedge Gjes-
sing. The conclusion was reached
that from Runic and linguistic stand
point the inscription could not have
been made in the fourteenth century
and that for historical reasons it could
not belong, to later period. This con-
clusion was approved and Endorsed by
Prof. Magnus Olsen and H. r..
Holland was SO informed by letter, but
for reasons best known to himself,
Mr.. Holland has seen At to conceal
this fact. The verdict of Prof. Magnus
Olsen ought to be enough to satisfy
the Minnesota Historical society.
"A short time ago Mr.. Holland ex-
plotted this Rhinestone fake before the
Chicago historical society. There the
stone was declared a fraud by Prof.
G. T. Flom of the University of -Illi-
nois. Prof. Gould read letter from
Prof. o. J. Breda, now residing in
Christiana, but formerly of the Uni.
versity of Minnesota, in which Prof
Breda declared the inscription a
Fraud
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-03-03
COL. WELZ PASSES. AWAY.
St. Paul Capitalist Is Suddenly Strick
en- in Florida

St. Paul, Feb. 2S.-Col. Frederick
Well, prominent st. Paul capitalist
and former owner of the Ryan hotel,
died at Daytona, Florida. Death was
paused by stroke of apoplexy with
which he was stricken Thursday
morning. His only daughter, Mrs.
Christian Fry, was with him at the
time he died.
Colonel Well was 76 years of age
and had accumulated a fortune of
nearly $1,OO0,OOO. He was born at
Finsterwald, Germany
He arrived in st. Paul % years ago.
At different times he had been con-
nected with the Clarendon hotel, Mer-
shants' hotel, Well and Mangler
Wine house, and Ryan hotel. He also
owned much real estate in St. Paul
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-03-03
Going to Mass; Meets Death.

Going 70 Mass; Meets Death.
Marinette, Mar. 1.-While on her
way to church to attend the requiem
anniversary mass to be sung common.
Grating the death of her husband IA
years ago, Mrs. Lucy Marks was struck
by a St. Paul passenger train early
today and almost instantly killed. She
was afflicted with deafness, and did
not hearsathe signal Mrs. Marks.
mother. going to church one hour lat.
or. found the daughters, scarf lying
onpthe track, and not knowing, Of the
accident. thought her daughter had
lost It. She picked it up and when she
arrived at the church was told 81 the
accident. Us .a .s7
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-03-03
Rockefeller Helps Y. W. C. A,

Rockefeller Helps Y. W. c. A.
Cleveland, March LATTER a cam
paign of two days, 1t was announced
that the Young Women's Christian as
sociatior of Cleveland had succeeded
in raising 100000 for the purpose of
clearing their building of debt. At the
last moment deficit of $4,000 was
made good by John D. Rockefeller,
who, the week previous, had contribut-
ed 100000 to the Young Mems Chris.
tian association. The latter organiza-
ton raised $4,000 towards the erec-
ton of new million-dollar headquar-
tiers.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-03-03
Minnesota Aviation Meet.

Minneapolis, Feb 28.-Minnesota is
to have an aviation meet of it's very
own, If the plans Of C. N. Cosgrove
secretary Of the state fair board, are
realized. Mr.. Cosgrove has practical
iy secured an option on the services of
Paulhan, the aviator who was the SEN
station at Los Angeles, for state fair
week, and he is negotiating to secure
Glenn Curtiss and Hamilton, too. If
the three can be landed, an effort will
be made, subject to the approval of
the fair board, to hold a meet earlier
than the state fair, probably In June
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-03-03
ehackIeton "a Ylslt ] d, {. !.

New York, Mar Sir Ernest
shackleton. the distinguished Antarc-
tic explorer, will arrive in New York
on the Lusitania on March Is. Lady
shackleton will accompany him. After
visit to Ambassador Bryce at Wash
1ngton, President Taft will present to
MIN the gold medal Of the National
Geographic society. Returning TO New
York, he will receive the gold medal
o. the American Geographical society
az meeting in the Engineers build
ing March %. 81.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-03-03
ROACH IS HELD IN OREGON.
Former Milwaukee Policeman Wanted
In Connection With Burglaries.

" Portland, Ore, Feb. 2s. "A man sup
posed to be John E. Roach, alias John
Evans. is under arrest at Jacksonville.
Ore, where he is being held pending
the arrival Of officers from Milwau-
kee. He is saidFto be wanted In NIL
Waukee to answer to charges in con-
nectfon with the ten mysterious burg
laries committed while Roach was q
policeman there IN 1903.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-03-03
DECLARES INTERIOR DEPT CHEF
SHOULD BE OUsTED FROM
Y. S. SERVICE. -
SAYS HE is A DANGEROUS MAN
Saws. He Didn't Protect the Water.
power Sites From MonopoIistic
Control and Was DisloyaI
to Taft.

chOt, taking the witness stand at the
Ballinger-P inehot inquiry, read a,state-
ment to the committee before being
sworn, in which he charged Secretary
Ballinger with falsehood and disloyal-
Ballinger should be dismissed from
the service. The statement follows:
what 1 desire to lay before the
committee is a consecutive story of
my experience with Secretary of the
Interior Ballinger in relation to the
conservation of natural resources.
Among several other matters there
are three of principal importancest Ito
be called to your attention. -
Enemy Of Roosevelt Policy.
"The first of these concerns the
policy devised and inaugurated by the
last administration of protecting
against monopolistic control the water
power sites owned by the people. I
shall show you that Secretary Bal
linger entered his office with the clear
determination to make short-work of
that policy; that he reversed it so far
as he was allowed to do so; that he
restored the power sites to entry with
out the remotest idea of re-withdraw-
ing them, and that, finally, when I
charged him last autumn to the presi-
dent with being an enemy Of the
policy of conservation, he capped the
climax by giving to the president him
self an explanation of his conduct that
was essentially false.
'The second has to do with my con-
nection as a government officer with
the Cunningham coal cases and with
the CLAWS charges. I shall show you
how the forest service became in
volved in these cases and how CLAWS
submitted his facts to me. believed,
as am convinced now as was when
he came to me, that CLAWS was a
faithful public servant and that the
facts which he presented prove that
Secretary Ballinger has been unfaith-
full to his trust as servant of the peo-
pie and as the guardian of public prop
erty of enormous value.
BaIIinger Dangerous, He Says.
II shall show you that since I
learned the facts you have heard from
CLAWS and others, which am about to
lay before you, have acted steadily
in the light Of them, as it. was my
duty. both as public officer and; as
9 citizen, to do. I. shall show you that
in pursuance of that duty laid before
the president, both BY word and
m 0,,kk sand ir,A a 1Ak%nrs:s 80 No. -
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-03-03
Strike Settlement Soon.

81 Butte, Feb. 28.-Setlement Of the.
strike Of mine engineers is expected
soon. Mat Commerford, president Of
the International Steam Engineers
union, states that, he had submitted
"a proposition TO end the trouble to
the officials Of the Butte Miners I'M
ion, which proposition he expected:
they would accept. Mr.. Commerford
said that he had been assured the sup
,ort Of all Butte unions. and that the
leaders Of the organization had stated
8fiey would strike II sympathy Il nee
sessary:
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-03-03
GIGANTIC PETITION FOR MORSE.
Plan Originates in Boston and Maine
to Secure His Pardon,

New York, Mar. Mrs. Charles
W. Morse left New York for Atlanta
where she will visit her husband at
the federal prison The chief object
of her going at this time, was to con-
sutl with him about the plan original
ing in Boston and Maine to circulate
the largest petition ever undertaken
in this country, asking President Taft
to pardon him.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-03-03
PHILADELPHIA LABOR UNIONS
DECIDE ON WALkoUT NEXT
SATURDAY.
$4,000 MEN BOOKED TO QUIT
h'otlng Renewed in Nearly Every Sec
tion Of City.-TroIiey Car Jumps
Track at Turned Switch, Two
Persons Killed.

Ph1lade lphla, Feb. 20. Action
kaught with possible momentous con-
sequences to Philadelphia was taken
BY the Central Labor Union when that
slaimed membership of 125,000, voted
claimed membership of $4,000, voted
10 begin sympathetic strike next
Saturday in aid of the striking street
railway employees.
This action came at the end of a
secret session of about 700 delegates
In labor lyceum hall, which lasted
more than six hours.
Two Killed; Four Hurt.
A man and boy are dead and four
sther boys were seriously hurt as the
result of trolley car jumping a
switch and crashing into the front of
. cigar store. The dead are:
Charles McKenna, aged IA years,
and
John E. Frederick, aged As years.
Rioting has renewed in nearly every
section of the city in connection with
The strike.
In an attack on car at German
town and Manheimer street motor
man was stabbed in the back with
knife. His assailant escaped.
Following an attack upon a car at
Managing, in the northwest section
Thomas Wagner, aged Is years, was
shot through the chest by policeman,
he cannot recover.
Alleged Dynamite Plot.
Charged with being implicated in a
plot to blow up trolley cars filled with
passengers and to destroy other prop.
:rty of the Philadelphia Rapid Transit
company, Charles B. Copeland, strik-
ing conductor, and William G.. Field,
stationary fireman, formerly of New
York, were held in $4,000 bail.
Officials Of the Rapid Transit CON-
sany stated that they were not seri-
susly concerned about the threatened
general strike.
More cars were in operation than
any time during the strike. During
tho rush hours 1,040 cars were in oper
alton.
Driven at high rate of speed to
escape from mob that was pelting it
with bricks and stones, a trolley car
struck an obstruction near Sixty-tirst
and Jackson streets, left the tracks
and ploughed into brick house.
The car was demolished, the motor
man, conductor and policeman on
guard were injured.
Car Windows Shattered.
When a policeman on Frankfort
and Lehigh avenue car fired a shot
from his revolver over the heads of
threatening mob at Fifth and Cumber-
land streets, every window in the car
was shattered by hail of stones.
Iron gratngs were piled on the
tracks and the mob was endeavoring
to demolish the car when squad Of
state police arrived and drove back
the crowd.
The riot squad from city hall was
obliged to shoot before they succeeded
In dispensing mob of 1000 persons
which had gathered at Eighth and
FitZWater streets.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-03-03
ABERDEEN WOMAN LOSES FOOT.
Wife Of Senator Curtis Victim of
Trolley Accident.

Los Angeles, March Mrs. I. O.
Curtiss, wife of Senator !. o. Curtiss,
of Aberdeen, who fell from the plat
form of moving trolley car at Venice
and had her right foot cut off above
the ankle will recover unles 7unexpect.
ed complications set in. Senator Cur
tiss was with his wife at the time of
the accident and made a desperate ef-
fort to rescue her.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-03-03
u. S. Contests Land Title.

La Crosse, FEB. 2S-Horace G. Nc.
Kinley, witness for the government
IN the recent land case against Bling.
>sr Hermann at Portland, received a
telegram declaring the government
has filed a contest. on the title of the
q. A. Smith Lumber company of, Min
neapolis to 40 quarter sections Of tim
Der lands in Oregon. ,#
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-03-03

FalIieres Receives Fairbanks.
Paris, March 1.-President Fallieres
received Charles w. Fairbanks at the
Elysee Palace, Mr.. and Mrs. Fair.
banks left for London.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-03-03
Drug Clerks Made Mistake.

Rogers, N. D., Mar. 1.-M. and
Mrs: John McFadgen are. dead as a
result of drinking medicine which had
been improperly compounded and
which contained great deal of strych.
nine. e..
The coroner's jury cleared E. G..
Dennet, drug clerk who mixed the
medicine, from blame, and he was re-
leased from custody.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-03-03
Manufacturer Dies in kenosha.

Manufacturer Dies in kenosE1a.
Kenosha, Feb. 28.,- Charles N.
Frost, wealthy brass manufacturer.
died, aged sc years. He was Identified
with the brass industry of the country
for SO years and was formerly head of
plants at Waterbury, Conn.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-18
instruction p1blica
UNA CIRCULAR DEL
COMISIONADO

Con Ell objeto de auxiliar en- los ira
bajos del Censo de la isla. ell Comisio-
nado de instruction ha dirigido 4 los
maestros inspectores la siguiente cir
cular
"Senores: Ell departamento de-
sea yudar por todos los medios q su al
cance al Director del Censo, en sus
gestiones para hacer el censo de la is
Ia. Con este objeto NE dirijo a u.s.
ted para pedirle que poAga d la dispo-
slcI0n Ge cualquiera de los agentes es-
neciales del Censo, los salones de las
escuelas, fuera de las horas de clase, 4
TN de que puedan los mencionados
9@ @anto5 reun;rse con los enumeradores
y Garles las instrucciones necesarias-re-
lalvas su cometido. Los indicados
agenteS especiales presentaran sus nom
branientos, hechos nor 81 se7or SKIN
ner, director del tenSo del distrito
de- Puerto Rico. Tenga la bondad de
comunlcar d cada uno dc los profeso-
res principales de mas auxiliares en-
cargados de las escuelas. los particu-
Iares de la presente orden.
TambiGn he de pedir 4 usted que,
en- cuanto les sea possible haga com
prender a los alumnos de su GiStr:to
Ia importancia de los trabajos del Cen
50. lis de desearse que todos los IN
formeS sohcitados por los enumerado-
res sean facilitados convenientemen-
It. y que cl pueblo en- general Sc com
penetre del hecho de que no Sc trata
de una investigation impertincnte de
sus asuntos particulares, sino dc una
De las mportante fundaciones del Co
blelno. Todos los informes uue Sc ia
cllten son completamente confdencia-
les -
De usted atentamente.
Edwin G. Dexter.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-18
Corresponsal.

Ell beneticlo de la simpatica DANA
Joven de la compania Evangelina Adams,
Blanca de Lora, esta anunciado para ell
Jueves con la obra Ell Crasto Moderno.
de gran renombre sensational.
La tempOrada teatral toca va 4 su
termino y la compania saldra en- breve
para Arecibo.
jPor que no Sc coloca una pluma de
aqua que estan necesitando desde haze
mucho tempo los vecinos de las GALES de
San Juan y Echagiie.
Ell senior Afcalde tiene la palabra.
La carne esta muy barata en- la loca-
ildad aigunOs dias, llegandose 4 papar-
Sc hasta diez centayos ell kiIo.
Corresponsal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-18

nomos todas tranquilizadoras Pero el
sabio tisi6logo Dastre ha pronunciado
palabraS que eriZan ell cabello
81 por un ineXplicablc fen6meno-
dice,-por tln fen0meno que los astrono
mos no han previsto. los gases de la CO.
la de HALEY sc mezclasen con nuestra
atm6sfera, ell cian0geno Sc transforma-
ria, desde su entrada en- nuestros bron-
quios, en- acido pri1sico y moririamos en-
venenados instaneamente.
Ell vice -presidente de la Academia dc,
Ciencias, NJ. Armando Gauthier, llega
a mas que Dastre. lei cian6geno-dice
no necesita convertirse en- acido prii-
sico. Sin transformarse, es de efectos
t6xicos tan fuertes, que bastarian para
matarnos
Ell inslgne quimico Haller dice que.
"el cian6genO, como todos los gases, Sc
difunde rapidisimamente Como es mas
pesadO que ell aire, Sc Sc encOntrara en-
las tlturas de la atm0sfera tenderia q
descender, perO acaso no negara a en-,
venarnos, porque hallandOse mezcla-
do en- nuestra atm0sfera EN- determi-
nadas preparedness, bastaria la pre-
sencia del fuego 8 de una chispa para
producirse una explosion general. una
s1bita inflamaci6n del aire que res
piramos-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-18
Information de Sandal

Ell Inspector veterinario, del distri-
to Norte, remite sangre y secretion
nasal procedente de cuatro caballos
muermosos aislados en- Caguas, propie-
dad de Domingo Arroyo, para ser re-
conocidas en- ell LaboratOrio Bacteria
logico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-18

De Ponce

La compaia de zarzuela empresa Mu-
noz, esta hacienda buena temporada en-
esta ciudad. Ell Duo de Ia Africana y
La CaHamOnera, han sido dos 6xitos
Sotorra, bien, cantando; la Bon6ris, in
mejorable. No puede pedirse mas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-18

FL medico inspector del distrito Nor
te, lnfOrma sobre el estado anti-hipiI-
nlco en- que Sc encuentran las panade-
rias propiedad de Julio Pinto, ENRIQUE
Zorrllla y otrOs habiendolas clausura
do.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-18

Ell Inspector de Alimentos de Ponce
solicita diez dias de hcencia Les fue-
ron concedidos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-18

Los juicios impresionantes. "A presldlo
por muchos anos-Los envenena-
dores sentenciados. beneticlo
Jambrina na-Forasteros distingul-
dos.-El morodeador de Manantia,
les.
En- medic de la mayor expectation
ha seguido durante la tarde del martes
la vista del juicio contra Gil Negr6n,
acusado de asesinato EN- primer gra-
do
Ha desfilado IN gran ndmero de
testigos, la mayor parte de la acusa-
.cion.
lei informe del fiscal ha sido de una
seypra eIocuencia, pidiendo para ell REQ
la pena de muerte.
Al acusado escuch0 vivamente con-
lnnyidc la acusaci0n fiscal.
La defensa d cargo del licenciado Sc
piiiveda. hizo esfuerzos inaUtditos para
.saiyar de la horca al acusado, logran-
do un veredictO de homicidio yolunta-
rio, 10 que Sc considera un triunfo,
Qespu6s de la abrumadora prueba reu-
nida por ell fiscal.
Ell eurado estuvo deIiberando deSde
las cinco media hasta las nueve de la
nOche.
En- La Corte de Distrito de esta ciu-
dad han sido leidas, hoy miercoles, las
siguientes sentenclas:
Condenando q Gabriel Rodriguez d
IA amos de reclusi6n por asesinato en- Sc
gundo grado.
A Maria del Carmen Aelendez. la
sinjestra mujer que envenen6 su ma
ridc, diez amos de presidio y a su
aRante Juan Flores Casiano, pena de
nuerte, por asesinato en- primer gra-
do
4Ia sido fjada la ejecuci6n del REQ pa
ia el tres de JUNO pr0ximo.
Sc ha celebrado con FL Gran Gd}eot0
de Echegaray, ell beneticio del distingui
do actor Bernardo Jambrina. que tue
ohieto de las mas afectuosas demostra-
Clones del APPLAUSE del pubhco mayagiie
Zano.
FL ioyen aplaudido actor recit6 al
gunas composiciones poeticas, entire elias
La marcha triunfal, de RubenDaio.
Tuvo aplausos y regalos,
Acompanado de SUI senOra eSposa
lie su niio, ha llegado esta ciudad el
irlez de La Corte de Humaeao, licencla-
10 don Jorge DomlngueZ,
Esta enferma de alguna gravedad la
eflora viuda de Boscana, madre de la
lustrada profesora principal senorita
Teresa Boscana
Deseamos la meioria de la enferma.
Acompanando su sonora esposa que
iene q pasar una temporada en- esta
iudad, ha llegado MayagGez el senior
clio. RedactOr prOpletaFlO de W. Mdche-
dc Arecibo-
Sc notan algunas deficiencies en- los
.ryicios municipales, tales como el
llambrado p1blico en- algunos sitios-
En- ell sitio eonocido por Los RaNan-
sses, del barrio de Quebrada Grande,
erodea un sujetO de nombre Maximl-
Morales, que tiene en- gran zo2obra
disperso vecindario de aqaellos con-
rn0S.
La policia lie tiene reqEsltorfado Y
espera que sea detenido pronto-
La casa niimero 50 de la calIe de la
ssa esta en- condolences tales de inse-
rridad, que Sc considera conle un pc
gro pubIico.
Es de esperar que el ingeniero munich
Il tome las medidas def easo- para evl-
r un slulestF0-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-18

Los senores NJ. Lamadrid V Ca. de
San Juan, solicitan un certificado de la
destruction de 96 latas de leche mar
ca "Aguila" y 4S latas marca Mag
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-18

| la tNHdWOH6fU, nan SluO QOS eX1IOS.
SotOrra, bien, cantando; la Bon0ris, in
mejorable. No puede pedirse mas.
| La detective de eSta ciudad trabaia
| activamente en- la persecution de cri-
l minales. Sc ha cometido un robo en- es-
| tos dias en- ell establecimiento de Juan
Rodriguez llevandose los cacos 35 do
liars.
| Tn detective detuvo Ramon Rodri-
guez Y Bonifacio Delgado.9 Este tiltimo
declare que entire los dos estaba el deli
to, manifestando que los 35 dollars esta-
ban guardados en- una cuadra.
La detective Sc puso en- averiguacio-
| nes hasta eonseguir ell dinero optando
despues por dejar en- libertad d Rodri-
guez, sobre quien no recala mas acu-
saci6n que la que hacia Delgado, YER
| daderO autor del escalamiento.
Sc ha presentado TN escrito al Conce-
jo Municipal d fin de que sean sacados
I a subasta los trabajOs de la laguna del
Castillo. DichO penSamiento es obra
del Alcalde senor Moret Gallart, que
Sc desvive para dejar bien cimentada
su administration municipal.
En- la citada obra, me informan. que
Sc invertiran algunos miles de dollars.
He de dar cuenta de lln suceso san
griento:
Jose Barrios, un invaIdo del trabajo,
en- un arranque de desesperaci0n puso
fin a sus dias disparandose un tiro de
] revolver que lie produio la muerte ms
tantaneamente
La ComiSion organizadOra del Credito
cafetero de Puerto Rico, ha pedido los
salones del Ayuntamiento para celebrar
una reunion.
Ha Salid0 en- ruta para eSa capital
ell presO Tomas Baez, condenad0 a cinco
amos de presidio, Melton Arrillan
con velnte amos, pOr escaamiento.
Tambien ingresara en- Presidio Oca-
siO Davila, condenad0 doce amos, en-
delito de ultraje grave.
FL % del corriente empezaran en- esta
COrte de Distrito los jucios transient
dos, contra InOcenciO Sanchez. que tie
ne cinco denuncias por falsa representa-
ci6n.
Ell Ayuntamiento ha aprobado los
proyectos presentados por el ingeniero
senior Silva para hacer obras en- ell barrio
Salistral Y Mochuelo.
En- el Casino Espanol Sc preparan
algunos bales, que anunciar6 tan pronto
la Comisi0n acuerde los dias en- que han
de celebrarse
CorresponsaL
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-18

ii Official de Sandal de Aguadilla,
ren17e dos muestras de leche de yaca
pldlendo sean analizadas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-18

noiia por Ell inspector de AInnentos
dc San Juan en- Febrero tiltimo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-18

FL official de Sandal de Rio Piedras.
remlte escrito de don Enrique Ubarri
sohcltando para puesto de leche, un To-
cal de reclente construction construi
do para carnicerla.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-18

FL ispectOr Plomer0. del distrito Nor
te, informa del resultado de su vista
4 Arecibo, con motiyo de la denuncia
presentada por ell Maestro Plomero b.
Perez, contra Juan Ortiz, por efectuar
trabajos de plomeria clandestinamen-
te.