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The San Francisco call., 1910-11-04

Believing that he has 'cOme back"
to stay, Battling Nelson. former light
weight champion of the world. is going
to keep just as busy as his fists viii
allow him. Last night the Battler
signed up with Jim Coffroth to go 20
rounds with Owen Moran at Blot's
arena on the afternoon of Saturday.
November IS. This match was made
after Cofroth and Nelson had wrangled
over terms for several DAYS
This latest announcement comes as
quite a surprise to the fans. who were
Of the opinion that Nelson and CoffToth
could not reach an understanding.
However they mana ged to make each
other understood. and it was only a
matter of a short time when terms
were agreed upon.
The British lightweight has already
consented to go on with Nelson. and
will leave New York for this city
within the next few days to start train
ing for the mill. which. by the way, is
only three weeks off. Neither of them
will have much time to waste, for both
will need plenty of the right sort of
conditioning in order TO be in shape
for this one.
Every detail relative TO the Nelson
Moran contest has been arranged. save
that of the referee. and this will be
held open until 10 days before the
affair 1t IS likely that Eddie Smith, who
has been officiating in all the principal
affairs lately. will be the third man in
the ring. for it is understood that he
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-04
COFFROTH MATCHES
DANE AND BRITON
Pride of IIegewich Says He'll Take On
Wolgast Just the Same
agreeable to all parties

is agreeable to all parties.
Nelson will leave today for Calls
toga. where he intends to remain fer
week and get thoroughly well rested
up before starting at another training
grind He had his mind fully made Up
some easy mark. but at the eleventh
hour Coffroth got hold Of him and the
result was the match with Moran.
SO far as I am concerned. the Vol
gast affair still goes next month. pro
vided that. Blot gets him for me- said
the Battler last night. L think that [
can beat Moran, oSnerwise / would not
take chance with him. II 1 get away
with the Britishsr. then I Will be even
a better card when I go IN against
Wolgast in an effort to- win back my
title,
Ever, since Moran made his reputa-
tion in this country by going that %
round draw with Abe Attell nearly
three years ago, the fans have been
longing to see him and Nelson in th "a
same ring. The match was talked
about time and time again. but some
thing always bObbed up To prevent it
until CofrOth turned the clever trick
OF matching these two great little
boxers last night.
This match Is without doubt the best
lightweight affair the ring has known
since Nelson lost his title to Wolgast
last February. It's one mixup that they
will all want to see and IL viii be
staged in an arena that is large enough
10 accommodate every body.
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GUNSOUSTED THEM,
CHARGE SETTLERS
Nine Nebraskans Are Indicted
Home Seekers Say They
We're Driven Off Land

OMAHA Neb.. Nov Indictments
returned by the federal grand jury
Wednesday against nine ranchmen of
western Nebraska were made public
today The indictments charge con-
spiracy to drive from their claims at
the points of guns homesteaders who
took sections of semiarid land under
the Kinkaid homestead law by the de-
PENDANTS
Those indicted are Perry s. Yeast of
Hyannfs, Neb; his son, Frank w.
Yeast; Leslie E. Baninger. N c. Hub
bel, Emil Anderson. VIII NJ Emerson,
Harry sutton, Boone B. Hawthorne and
DR.. Harry r. Huff
VICTIM SENT TO ASYLUM
Doctor Huff, physician. and SUIT
ton. county attorney of Gardengcounty,
are members of the insanity board.
Yeast. one of the largest ranch owners
in the sta e, was convicted two years
ago of fraudulentiy securing title to
homestead land and paid a fine and
served a Jail sentence.
According to the indictment, Yeast
and his associates carried their efforts
so far as to secure the incarceration
in the insane asylum al Hastings. Neb.,
of one of their alleged victims
When the Kinkaid homestead law
was passed, many persons went to
Grant, Banner, Garden, Cherry and
other western Nebraska counties and
took up quarter sections The land is
in the sand hills country, but contains
many fertile valleys. Several big
ranchers, among them Yeast and his
associates, have heretofore depended on
this valley land for their hay and win
ter feeding and the settling of the
homesteaders was resented.
DESTROYED MANS HOME
The Indictment charges that band
of about 80 persons, headed by Yeast.
went to the homes of many of these
homesteaders and by intimidation and
threats of taking their lives and those
of their families, forced them to leave
their claims.
It is charged that Yeast and the
other defendants. accompanied by a
band of cowboys, visited Cashier J.
Da washers home and after threatening g
himself and family with death, de-
stroyed his home and broke up his
machinery.
Later. according to the indictment,
the insanity commissioners, ii is al
legged, went through mock examiua =
tion and declared Davasher insane and
rushed him off to the asylum.
The superintendent of the institution
decided Davasller was not insane and
Davasher was released.
A letter written to President Taft by
one of the victims is said 10 have
caused the investigation.
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THE GAME I'M DETAIL
FIRST INNING


oaklsnd-AIaggart out on hy to Bodie-
Wares lined 10 Bodie Hogan was thrown out
by NcArdle. No runs.
san Francisco -AIaggsrt caught Shsw's fy-
WcArdIe was safe when Hogan dropped his hy-
-'1relctior singled 70 center. advancing MeArdle
~ second. Bodie lined 10 Cutshaw and Mel
chicr was doubled 10 first. No runs
SECOND INNING
oskrsnd-Cameron vas ont on = grounder 10
MoAr5Ie Cutshsw flied out 70 Bodie Swander
s.r by pitched BALI. wolverton fled ont 10
Bodie. No runs
s,1 Frsncfsoo-Tennant singled over Wares
head. Vitr hunted 10 Lively. who threw wildly
to hrst. hsn going 70 fence. Tenant scored
md Wit reached third. Wit scored on Berry s
a enTl. 70 center but latter was out trying 70
fetch Fl into double, Hogan 10 Wares
M0hler ont Lively 70 Tenant. Henley erouAoea
out 10 Wares. Two runs
THIRD INNING
oskland-Pesrcs ont. Witt TO Tenant. Lively
grounded out. Henley 70 Tenant. Maggart
fled ont 10 AfcArdle No runs.
San Franoisco-shaw hit 70 inheld. McArdle
tsscrfAced Lively 10 Cameron. Cameron threw
vHd 10 catch shaw stealing third, allowing
shaw 70 score Melchior flied out 10 Cutshsw.
Bodie singled along third base line. Bodie out
stealing. Pesrce TO Wares. One run.
FOURTH INNING
o,klsp5-wsrns lined to Bodie. Shaw took
care n Hccsns hy- Cameron nied out 10 Mel
chior. 20 runs.
san Frsucisco-Tennsnt safe on Texas
1ssgner 70 left Christian replaced Lively. Wit
hit 10 Cameron who threw 70 second TOO late
10 catch Tenant. WolYerton missed Berry s
huns and bases were filed Wit scored on Hen
ler's sacrifice Is 10 Hogan. Berry taking third
on plsv. Berry caught trying 10 steal home
Ca-istisn 70 Pesrce 10 wolTerfon. One run.
FIFTH INNING
oaklsnd-Cutshsw ont. Henley to Tenant
Berry caught swsnder's fly. WoiFerton sinsiea
10 rizhf. Pearce famed. No runs
San FrAncisoo-shsw flied out to Hogan Nc
ardle out on a grounder 10 cutshaw Melchior
famed No
2 SIXTH INNING
oskIand-Cbristisn flied out TO Melchior. Mag
gsrr singled 10 short. Wares forced Msggart
AT second. McArdle 10 Mobler. Hogan forced
Wares the same way. No runs
ssp Francisco -WolTerfon threw Bodie out
Tennsnr out. Cutshaw TO Cameron Wit flied
out 10 Hogan. 10 runs.
SEVENTH INNING
oakland-Cameron singled TO center. Cut
shsv flied out 10 Bodie. swander flied out 10
,fobler. Holverton walked. Cameron reached
tbird and WoIverton second 4 wild pitch by
HenIer. pesrce singled 10 center, scoring Cam
erou and Wolverton- Pearce stole second
csristian famed. Two runs.
San FrAnoisco-Rsrry out. Christian 10 Cam
e-or. aNohIer walked. Henley flied out 10
afsgsart Shaw popped out TO Cameron No
runs - -,-,--,--
..ss Ns.-~s-+ ont Afohler 10 Tenant.
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CENSUS Suffer
Under ARREST
Furman j. Shade of Seattle
Made False Returns in
Three Districts

TACOMA. Nov. s.-Furman ]. Shadd
Of Seattle was taken before United
States Commissioner Bridges this aft
ernoon, having been arrested at South
Bend. Wash. on a charge of submitting
false returns in the Seattle census. He
was placed under bonds of S2.50O.
1t is charged that Shadd made false
returns in three different precincts n
Seattle. in one in the fifth ward re-
turning IA Chinese in one roOmins
house and so roOmers in q. boarding
house
William F. Hunt. chief statistician
for population; Special Agent W. a.
Mckenzie. Henry ]. Wen and l.. V.
Beales of the United states census
bureau. arrived in Tacoma last night
to begin a recount Of the eity's popu-
lation.
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JUDGMENT ANNULS
SPELLACY'S LAND LEASE
Judge Mahon Decides in Favor
of Peck and Others
TSoeeiol Disoafch 10 The CdHl

BAKERSFIELD, Nov. "A Judgment
was rendered by Superior Judge Ma
hon this morning in favor of the plain
tiff and crosscolnplaints in the suit of
James f.. Peck against Timothy Spell
lacy ct al. annuling the lease of Spell
lacy and Young TO the southwest quar-
ter of section 16. 3223. The cross
com lplainants were Arthur D. Lockwood
Arthur r. Briggs and the Lockwood
company, who were named as defend
ants in the complaint. Between June
16. 1904. and April Is, 1905, one-half
of the quarter section was sold to the
Lockwood company, but the deed was
destroyed during the San Francisco
earthquake July ?. 1906. a new deed
was executed and recorded.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-04

motion. He Went through six innings
without allowing a hit. but the damage
which had been done before he took
The hilI brought about defeat for Oak
land.
sllve-s Henley handed out his usual
brand The champions consistent
twirler kept pegging them right over
and it was not until the sixth inning
thar the Oaks enjoyed the pleasure Of
sam7ling his offerings They seemed
to get wise 10 him toward the end, bUt
he had a lead and the Oaks were not
strong enough 10 overcome this handi-
cap
The careless way Wolverton's men
tossed the ball around the field was
sickening 10 the Oaks supporters
Lively was as much TO blame as the
others. In fact all the Oaks seemed to
be off their stride.
The Seals got TWO i'm the second
through the aid of a couple Of hits and
wild hesving on the part Of Lively. The
runs came along just like a Christmas
gift.
Cameron made a wild heaye in the
third. which was bad or and was re-
sponsible FOR a run. At that Lively
did not seem TO have anything which
The Seals did not understand. and they
were touching him up rather freely.
Another ram came along In the fourth
after Christian had taken the mound.
He was given the game when il was, in
a precsrious condition. A sacrifice
off Lively allowed a pun.
In the seventh the oaks got two runs
as result Of two hits When two were
down iD the ninth. Carroll was put IN
r1e game TO run for Swander and made
p champion boneheaded play by trying
10 steal when two were out and the
Oaks needed two runs. Score:
/.
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Baseball Notes

There win be a double header at Rec
reation park today and another tomor-
row The first game viii start at 1870
o'clock in the afternoon.
Henley was given wonderful support
yesterday. All the outfelders pulled
down drives which looked like sure
hits. Bodie in particular played a swell
fielding game.
The attendance was not up to the
usual standard yesterday at Oakland,
probably on account of the oaks being
out Of the running.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-04
BENEVOLENT OAKS
GIVE SEALS GAME
Overworked Lively Trotted Out Again
But Strain Is Too Great
By JOSEPH MURPHY

TTNHE Oaks dOgged badly Fans
good chance The transbay
they played burque ball all the through the
was more OF gift than honest yofor San Francisco The Oaks
getting their throughout while the Seals
game according TO Ho Sensational fielding the of the Seals fly
oh saved Siver Henley, heycd
number of
Jack Lively who has been doing the working
brought
big fellow has had enough of entitled needed
His ngng might have gone
hut his fell down him woful during his short period
the mound He yanked early the fourth and Tyler Christian
to
little Oakland finger had everything
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TWO ARE INJURED
AT A RECEPTION
Man and Woman Cut by Flying
Glass

While attending reception at Lyric
hall in Larkin street Wednesday night
Mrs. Clarence Gibson, 210 O'Farrell
street. suffered a severe cut of her
right hand by the breaking of a wine
glass. A few minutes later Grace
Clark, also a guest at the reception,
was badly cut on the right wrist by
flying glass from a bursting bottle.
Another guest at the reception. Matt
Leary, 166 Eddy street, bad an auto
mobile tire stolen from his car which
was left standing in front of the hall.
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Wares out. Henley to Tennant. Hogan Hied
out 10 ScArdie. No Rms.
San Franoisco-NfcArdle fled out to Maggart
Melchior out, Christian to Cameron. Bodie
out, Wolverton TO Cameron. No runs.
NINTH INNING
oakland-Csmeron lined to Melchior. Cut.
shaw flied out 10 Shaw. Swander singled tc
right. Carroll. running for Swander was out
stealing second. Berry TO MohIer. no runs.
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Oakland missed another grand
chance yesterday, for had they
been able TO trim the Seals while
the Beavers were being trimmed
ny tho Villagers I'm the south
there might have been something
stirring. As il is now Oakland
must win the remaining four
games with San FranciscO, while
Vernon must take as many from
Portland. In such an event Oak
land would nose the Beavers out
by half a game next Sunday
night.
This Is possible. hut hardly
probable, considering the way
the teams are playing right now.
Oakland seems 10 have it's hands
full with san Francisco, and IL
looks as though Portland viii he
able 10 brenk even with Vernon
without overtaxing it's strength
for the balance of the week.
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NEW MANAGER FOR MILWAUKEE,

MILWAUKEE, Nov. 3-President
Charles S. Havener of the Milwaukee
American association baseball club. to-
day appointed Jimmy Barrett man
ager of the team TO succeed John G.
McC1oSkey
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-04
PORTLAND
-'IN4isN'I TIT FI'u fDi It N ny It'll Ut
RIMS AND hits BY INNINGS

Two base hits-Hosp. Kruger. Sacrifice hit
Hosp. Stolen bases-R. Brashear, 0rt, Olsen.
First base son called balls-0ff Knapp g. off
Raleigh 1. Struck out By Knapp 6. by Raleigh
.. Double play-Lindsay TO Il. Brashear to n.
Brashear Wild pitch-krapp. Hit by pitched
balI-Zort. Time of game-1 hour and 25 min
utes. Umpires-Irwin and McGreeyy.
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Cured in 5 Days

CURE vARICoCELE. HYDRoCELE.
HERNIA. PILES, FISTULA AND STRIC-
TURE In I'VE days. No severe operation No
detention from occupation.
am the only specialist IN San Francisco
who does not advertise fictitious name and
photograph I publish ny true photograph.
am the longest established. most successful
and reliable. as medical credentials and press
records prove. I make this statement 81 that
you will know you consult a celebrated spe-
cialist who sees and treats patients person
ally. I possess sSfu aud experience acquired
in snch way that 70 other can share sud
should not be ciassed with medical companies.
IT is unwise and expensive 70 embrace the
statements OF medical companies. II IL I'm
possible for a medical company 70 attend cot
Iege. Companies have no diplomas or license
10 practice medicine IN Csltfornia or anv
other state Medical companies usually are
named after doctor. A portrait whose per
Iected and published the legitimate spe-
efalist of the office. Hired substitutes. ordi-
nary doctors with questionable ability. give
consultations. examinations and treatment.
MY DIRECT TREATMENT FOR
sWEAFINESS''
That disorder commonly known as weak
ness has for years and generations oafded
the efforts OF physicians. yet to this very
da7 A majority OF doctors. specialists not
excepted. are attempting TO overcome 10 By
methods that have been IN constant use and
have always failed for half century. They
dose the system with powerful stlmulants
and fonfcS. calculated to restore nervous
force or strength. that Is not and meyer has
beeu lacking with a result that the func-
tfons are temporarily excited. to the positive
detriment OF the patient. Weakness--We viii
call Il such for convenience Just now-is
only a symptom resulting from c1ronlcally
swollen and inhanled prostate gland. and Is
curable hy local treatment only. Elther
carly ,ffssipatfon or some improperly treated
contracted disease Is responsible for the IN
Nammatfon in most Instances. though arci-
dent injury. strain. etc. may produce the
same result I permanently cure these
cases OF prematureness. loss OF power etc
without the giving OF single internal dose.
which demonstrates the absolute accuracy OF
nv understanding and treatment Of this dis
order In year#I have not met with a sin
gle failure and have entire confidence IN
nv ability to cure ell cases that come TO me
for treatment. ] am equally certain that no
treatment other than that which I have per
fected can completely and permanently re-
Store strength and vigor.
I also cure Contracted Disease Chronic
r osseg Spermatorrhoea. Contagious Blood
poison and all Complications from these all
ments-
My advice and consultation free 70 the
afflicted. whether treatment Il taken OF not
] am alwaYs glad TO explain my methods and
give friendly advice TO all who cali II you
can not come 10 see me. write today. Hours.
8 a. N TO p. m Sundays. to only
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721 MARKET ST. SAN FRANCISCO CAL
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-04

LABORERS BODY FOUND-Sau Pedro. Nov ,.
The body of Louis Morales. a labOrsr employed
at Whites point just outside OF this port, was
found yesterday at the foot Of the 100 foot
blum ar the point Morales had been missing
since Sunday and evidently had fallen over the
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-04
SUMMARY

Three base hitsZLa Ionge. HalIinan, Briggs.
Two base hits-Hallnan. Howard l2), Burns.
Briggs. Smith. Delmas. Sacrifice hts-Bernard,
Burns. Stolen bases-Bernard Howard. Smith,
Burns. La Longe. First base on called balls
on castleton l. Fitzgerald f. Struck out--By
Castleton 8 Double plays-Boardman unassisf-
ed, Hallinan nnassisted, Heister to La Longes
La Longe to Burns To Danzig. Burns to Danz.g.
Wild pitch--Casfleton. Time Of gaine-1 hour
and - minutes. pmpires-Finler aud Van
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-04
Oakland Can't Win
When BeaYersLOse
OF THE CLUBS
RESULTS OF GAMES

San Francisco 4, Oakland 2.
Vernon 7, Portland o.
Los Angeles II. Sacramento ;.
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GAMES TODAY

Oakland nj San Francisco.
Portland at Vernon.
Los Angeles ut sacramento.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-04

A trip through Canada in Canadian
made Regal 80" was recently made by
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-04
SAN rRANcISCO
Rr-~S AND HIS By INNINGS
SUMMARY

Three runs and hits Of Lively. taken ont
Nfrr , Berry. 1cArdle First base on called
haIfs-Or Henley n Christian ]. Struck
or--Rv Henley . by Christian ]. Hit hv
rfr~her- Sv-snder Double plays Cutshaw 10
cameron stolen hsses-Pearce. shaw Wild
rfrrres-Henlpv. Time Of game hour Is
minutes. Umpires-Toman and Hlldebrsnd.
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4 A-------------4/ X. ID. AIdrlch OF
Regal at Can Tue AeSal company
= -& position. He writes
to the local branch
that 1t was one of the best and most in
teresting trips lie has ever made.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-04

of these have been sent out to the diff
ferent agents, but q large number have
been delivered by A. e. Hunter. who is
the local sales. The touring
car models are the only ones which
have been tardy in arriving although
number of these have been received
From now on the company will have a
carload a week, which will give them
enough for immediate deliveries to
agents and the retail trade.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-04

American made cars are rapidly TAX
ing the place of the more expensive
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-04

e.nsnd-Mssrsrt out. MoAIer to remnant
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-04
LOS ANGELES
....4O II IS q S
SACRAMENTO

otal ...:........-...40 ) IL 27 %
RrNS AID HITS RY INNINGS C.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-04

S. Van Rooyen. sales manager of the
Auto Supply company, has returned
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-04

Rambler dealers representing every
section of the country and all counted
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-26
SAN GERMAN

Andres A. Quinones, Maria Luisa
Quinones, Luis A. Padilla, Jancinto Pa
radis, Ramon s. Nux6, .Jacobo d. Cas-
tro Vicente Lopez Vega, Francisco M
Delgado Lugo, Antonio Lopez Gin
tr6n, Ramon Gutierrez, Julio V. Quino-
nes, Ramon S. ColladO, Carlos F. Ram
polla, Pedro Issac Pagan, Enrique AL
caraz Gonzalo, Fernando Rosado
Eduardo Delgado Campi, Nicolas Pal
mer, Juan O'Neill Lopez, Ramon La
garde, Eduardo Quinones, j. Antonio
del c. Sepdlveda, Francisco Gutierrez
Ramos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-26
NCtas clinatOIogicaS

La semana que termin0 Ell sabado 10
de Mario, fu6 mas calurosa que La Sc
mana precedente, mientras que la pre-
cipitaci6n fue enteramente mas fuerte.
FL promedio de Ia temperature de to-
da la isla fue 73 grados con un prone
dlo de maXima semanal de 81 grades
un promedio de mlnima de 50 grades.
La temperature mas alta fu6 80 gra
dos en- Arecibo y la mas baja fu6 80 en-
Jayuya,
En- toda la secci6n llovi6 modcrada
mente; ell promedio de la precipitation
en- la isla fue 80 pulgadas.
La lluvia fue ligera en- la division Es-
tc, to.66) y mas fuerte en- la division q
(2.13 pulgadas). Reinaron ligeros wen
tos del SE. durante la semana.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-26
D Mslg!al en- Sslto Domingo
(De ''El Listin Diario

Hemos recibido IN ejemplar de la
novela que ACADIA de publican en- San
Juan de Puerto Rico, el distinguido pc
rlodista j. Perez Losada, Redactor en-
Jefe del BoletiR HercantH, cuyo tituo
sirve de epigrafe q estas lineas.
En- la prilnera pdgina de la discutida
novela aparece una dedicatoria elevada
y patri6tica, que el Listin' sabra AGO.
Jcr con Ell amor con que hasta ahora ha
acogido todo 10 qu" Sc retera a pueblos
herman0s
Maestro companero Mateizan Sc ocu
para en- breve de Ia citada obra, Y en-
tre tanto, reciba el genial literato gadi-
tano nuestras @racias cordiales y efu-
Sivas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-26
Dppahanedo del Inferior

Los siguientes permisoS han sido con
cedidos:
Manuel Figure. nara constr,lir una
casa en- el kil6mero 1875. Carretera de
Naguabo q JGncos.
Gerardo Ortiz para construir una ca
sa EN- ell kil0metro 81. Carretera nun. 3.
Jesus Marrero, para reparar una
cerca en- ell kil6metro Sc. Carretera MT
nero H.
Miguel Mendez. para construir una
cerca de metal con base de concrete en-
ell kll6metro l3.5. Carretera njimcro ).
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-26

Emmanuelli, Herciio Rodriguez Pache-
co, Emilio Torres Figueroa, Manuel Iri-
garry, Deogracias r. Vicente, Pablo
Emilio Diaz, Antonio Rodriguez Olivia,
Pascual Elena, Adolfo Pieraldi, Jr. luis
Pompeyo Bartoli, Domingo Viyaldi Pa
checo, Manuel Arisnendi, Simon Frati-
celli, Julio Luis Arismendi, Luis Anto-
MO Mattel, Angel Rodriguez Ortiz, Epi-
fanio Gutierrez Velez, Antonio Cianchi-
nj, Eduardo Pasarel}
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-26
CABO ROJO

Margarita MOntalvo, Antonio Acaron
Correa, Agapito Torres, Juan Marquee
Juan Il. Crespo, Abigail Crespo, Jose
Ramon Leyro Negr0n, Ramon Guznill
Jose Fernandez, Juan Colbcrg Cabre-
ras, Luis S. Brau, Andres Gabriel Col
berg, Juan A. Bulls Pagan, Guintin San
tana Y Martinez, Wenceslao Font, Sal
vador A. Agreit.