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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-27

charge .aPplisd % the Judge Who had
eoependod sentence % revoke hla sua-
penAaon and lmpoao sunAsncs on that In
dlctment. This tho Judge refused 20 do.
Later lt was found that the complaining
Win had gone % Europe and the as
msndAtiOn that tho dsfsndans be dis
charged On his Ovn rscogniancs.
.lt then appeared that The defendant
vas not In custody No record % hln
dlscharEs was made On tbs indictment
On which he was held. An Investigation
20. col On fooa and it was found that tho
Judge. without notifying tho District
ATTORNEY. had aent. not Cor the indictment
under which the defendant was hsld. hut
Tor the old indictment on which he had
once snspsndsd ssntence. and had thereon
lndorsed tho words. lho dSfondant 10
hereby reparOled' aud directed the warden
% the citv prison 10 sot him at large.
The complaining witness In the cass
IN which the defendant was held saltse-
qusntly FetuFned 90 she jurisdiction. hut
ths detendant had departed therefrona.
The two EVIL effects % the system. saye
Mr.. NotA are thar 70 encourages crimi-
mails when they see others TO scot free
and that tho community h losing annually
Thousands of doilArs, TO say nothing %
the crimes q bsood@hed and violsnoe.
those encouraged by the immunity which
the system promieee.
Il also has lie eject upon the Judges.
says tho Assistant DISTRICT Attorney
In former years ths District Attorney
was approached by those who wished
70 have indictments pigsonholed or de-
PENDANTS released. Now. he declares.
tho pressure has been thrown directly
upon tho Jud9es and the chambers
a the Judges % the Court Of General
aeasions are On sentence days crowded
with q various assortment Of people
DESTROYS Of using every means known
70 thsm to inflOS0ce the Judes..
For the frst ssven nonths Of looo the
number Of sentenShs suspended by each
Judge ran from 5oa in ono cass 70 ~ in
the case Of Judge Malone. 20 whom. says
Mr.. Mott. noae % the statements in this
dlscslssion apply.
with our elective aystsm of Judaas..
enncludes the speech. nothing 10 of moro
impogtnnoe than the ahaollltS separation
q all politics OF political inilue1cs from
the administration 81 our criminal Law
and the punishment % offenders No
system that the ingenuity 0f man could
devise 10 more calculated 10 promote
instead Of to prevent that influence than
the system which nov prevails in the
county % New York.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-27

Hsse ween % ne 20 Women.
About ten years ago o certain man was
elected tar collector of a little town in
New Jersey A he was xetting along in
years he called his daughter into the
once Co help him with his work. Grad
uAliy sks assumed the responsibility of
diGerwnt parts Of IL. and when. four years
ago her father became totally blind she
was performing. and had been for soms
time. al the duties u the once except
fog the fsW weeks ~ the end Of the year
when the payments Of taxes we're heaviest
and assistance in handling them 10 neces-
sAry.
An the money paid for taxes. street
i'm provamsnts, &c, passed through hey
hansss. In ISOs the receipts Amounted
- -. - -. - -. - -, 81
to e.%ssoo. sSS'"~ n~Nt"e O~en pa1o. IN
slsh@a sumo IN one W@sk IN Decomber
alone.
Az Soon as hnr fathers bllndnans finally
Inoapacitated him prss-urs vas brought
n oe@r ON het 20 laNs n"' ro~'gn' me
place vas n pohucai ONCE. abe was told.
and some voter should hold H. II was
absolutely wrong thai a woman should
S-..sa1. ~. &C., -, H., - -
nAn~eu 'C' neiy N year. ana now
that she ana her tathSr were both de-
pendent on her earhinEs thew decided
that her father vas justified in kee ming
,hn c1s,. Althc,~,, I,lind n. -. Ell
80. '''
nO
did resign ~ q command none can refuse.
Al soon a. he Was dead the city named
I'D. .,,oS.m.., A., ho~,.,,.r ~ -,,,,. a..
.-..-S.~ --,'.'.,..', -, az, . ~
u-es".S y" ~ PO','''. y" ni Out heh
father remaining AK weeks They Were
the six hard weeks 81 the year ~ hen the
Nr~rv tirins The nav too was ONLY asO
ss 3 - s.u =. g. -
. mo ,s ,o' I4'' ~"s" '1e NIes
OF an ths c'ty omc-r. ~sre increased. That
pro 900 70 the others bscs1ss 4 had
been demonstrated that . woman could
do the work. The daughter CHOSE
weeks ~ assistant 20 the new collector.
who however, TOOK the offioe az q salary
OF ND instead Of the 500 hts predecessor
had recetved. He u a weaishys retired
business man and voter. and viii. every
body believes. nll the ofsics AZ we'll AZ
the woman would have done
In tho meantime the daughter 70 sso6-
ing emp'oymsn ..
am 90 thankfnl, zhe says. that ]
could keep father from worry that l can
facs my own hIture without too much
bitterness. ] hope: The position ! held
demanded sternal vigilance With Ac-
curacy. and traned IN these ] should
ne aote 70 mo work sofnewhcre. " J hsd
had a vote do not believe J would now
be hunting POSITION
In . small city IN shs s,a.s Of New Yor.
woOld have been petter Oh " ehe had han
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-27

RRoeNLYN ADvEnTHsEMENTA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-27

pm~ek.yN ADvEmusEMsiNT~.
The Carlisle independent., 1910-05-12

Howell for assessor, but the others will have enough company to make mp for this deficiency. Henry Brown. Sr., Pat Swain; $. V. Austin and Moody Bird are the aspirants for the office of treasurer; A. J. Walls, N. J. Walton, John Bowers, Sr., and w. l.. Corn are seeking the office now held by Judge Walls: Geo. W. Clark, c. P. Newton. Jas. Felton, NJ K. Moran. L. E. Ted ford and possibly more to come will seek the nominations for the two representatives from this county in the next general as sembly. It has been reported that R. E. Bradford will oppose J V. Ferguson for county clerk, though the report has had no di- rect confirmation.
The Carlisle independent., 1910-05-12
HAMILTON NEWS

Health is good in this section MT. and Mrs. D. o. Furr, of Al theimer, were visiting Dr. J. S. Breitz and family last week.
 Sobe Steed is visiting his un. cle, Gillian and family this week
 J. T. Taliaferro if preparing tc put down a well on his rice farm
 Pat Ray visited in Lonoke last week.
 Dr. Breitz and family visited in Zion community last week the guests of Gus Holt and family
 Will Wooten, Walter Bowlan and Rufus Colvert were visitors in Little Rock last week.
 Rev. Kerr filled his regular appointment here Sunday.
 w. L. Cole and wife, of Fair. mount, visited Jim Webb and family Sunday.
 Our Sunday school is making preparations for Children's Day on the fourth Sunday in this month. A special program is being prepared and big time is predicted,
The Carlisle independent., 1910-05-12
CORRESPONDENTS PAGE. Brief Bits of Spicy News From Nearby Towns and
 Communities Gathered by Our Special Cores spondent

The deed record shows the following transfers of real es- tate since the 9th: W. A. Gooch and wife to c. Metcalf convey ing the W. 1-2 of $. E. Ii of Sec. 26 T. 3 \. R. 10 w., containing So acres; R. J. Cullins and wife to L. F. Johnson conveying the W. 1-2 of $. k. 1-4 Sec. 26 T. 3 N. k. 10 w. containing so acres; Jobn A. Dickie and wife to J. c. and Marvin Huddleston convey ing the N E. II of s. ". II See. 8 T. l. S. R. g w. 10 acres; W. P. Fletcher and wife and W. P. Fletcher, Jr., and wife to Paul Winburn conveying the $. 12 of N. E. 1-4 of $. E. II Sec, 16 and E. 1-2 of $. E. 1-4 of \. E. H of Sec. 16 and s. l } of N. W. corner, described all in T. l. N. R. g w; G. ". Hinchee and wife to c. R. Marsh convey ing the N. E. II and \. 1-2 of s. E. II of Sec 1 and s. 1-2 of s. k. 1-2 of Sec. 33 T. 3 N. R. 9 W.
 The political pot around the county's capitol has begun to put on a more business like air than a mere sizzle. Political dope is rife and to be had in gen erous quantities on all corners. The present incumbents of coun- ty officers will all stand for re- election. There will probably be no opposition to T. D. Brans- ford for circuit clerk; T. NJ. Fletcher for sheriff; and Emmett
The Carlisle independent., 1910-05-12
Notice to School Directors.

The poll books and other mat ter for the school election to be held on Saturday, May the twenty fi2st, have been sent out to the districts of the county. Nearly all the districts have re- celved tickets, on which have been sent out to the districts of the county. Nearly all the dis trictS have received tickets, on which have been printed the necessary matters to be voted upon, including the matter of county uniformity of text books, winch must be voted upon at the coming election, in order to pre- vent any change of text books and to secure for all the people of this county the same books in the public schools. Be sure therefore and have all who vote, vote either for or against uni formity of school books. All of the districts were sent tickets, except some few and the reason that these did not get any tick. cts, the tickets were exhausted but the directors can do as here tofore and make their own tickets in these few districts. Be sure and have every voter register his vote either for or against uniformity as there is no longer any legal county uni formity, although most of all the districts are using the sale books that were adopted ten years ago.
 Respe ctfully.
 E. R. ROBINSON,
 County Exa miner.
The Carlisle independent., 1910-05-12

Don t forget you can get your organ, sewing machine. bicycle harness and shoes repaired on short notice at Chas. Kings re pair shop
The Carlisle independent., 1910-05-12
LONOKE LETTER
News of the County Capital Gathered by
 Our Special Correspondent.

T. c. Trimble, Jr., had busi, ness in Pine Bluff last week.
 Rev. J. c. Hooks has returned from a visit to friends in Okla homa.
 H. V. Benton, of Birmingham, Ala, visited his family here last week.
 Mrs. Daphnie Cox. of Carlisle, visited Miss Hazel Howard last week.
 Miss Edith Fletcher will leave Sunday for a weeks visit with relatives in Augusta.
 Miss Lucy Brouse was the guest of friends in Little Rock a few days the past week.
 T. A. Daniels, of Cabot. has located in Lonoke and opened up a iewelry and repair shop
 Mrs. Green and daughter, Miss Carrie, of Dalton, Ga, are visiting their son and brother, Duff Green.
 Drs F. A. Corn, T. E. Benton and s. A. SouthaD attended the State Medical Association at Little Rock last week.
 Miss Jennie McCarty has re turned to her home in Hazen af- ter several days visit to Miss Ruby Howard.
 Mrs. J. J. Doyne, of Conway, has returned home after visiting her sister, Mrs. W. P. Fletcher and other relatives.
 Miss Fannie Lee Wair is visi- ting friends in Conway this week and will incidentally witness commencement exercises of Hendrix College.
 A party of Little Rock sports men, consisting of Messrs. Hen " Miller, Geo. Clements and Douglass were out shooting birds the latter part of last week.
 Mir. and Mrs. Joe T. Robinson spent several days the past week at home. Mir. Robinson left the latter part of the week for St. Louis where he will speak, Mrs. Robinson remaining here for awhile.
 Mrs. W. R. McCrary and daughter, left Monday for New port News, where they will spend che summer with Lieut.. Frank McCrary of the naval department, who is stationed there.
 The large two story residence of Joe E. (Black Joel Eagle in this city, was destroyed by fire Saturday morning about four o'clock. The entire building was in flames before any of the fam fly became aware of their peril ious situation and they barely escaped with their lives. Both the building and contents were a total loss as the fire was discov- cred too late to save anything from the flames. The origin of the fire is not known but is sup posed to be incendiary as there had been no fire in the house since noon the. day before. It seems to have originated in the rear about the kitchen. There was no insurance on house or furniture.
 Miss Fannie Sibly, the only daughter of Judge Geo. Siblv died at the home of her parents in this city Monday night. Miss Fannie had been ill for over a year suffering from a cancer. She was recently taken to Little Rock for an operation and treatment but her condition was found to be too serious and she was only a few days ago brought back home where she was surrounded by her family and loving friends who did all m their power to make her last
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-19
e suceso de Lola
LA Sra. PINERO

Todo c,lanto Sc refiere al suceso de
Lola, ha de interesar vivamente a nues
tros lectores, mas aun cuanto tenga
relaci6n con la esposa del doctor Bo-
nelli
La infortunada joven esta muy deli
cada de salud, y, seg1n nuestros infor
mes, Sc teme un doloroso desenlace.
He aqui algunas datos interesantes
Maria Luisa Pinero y Diaz, de diez
ly ocho amos de edad, es taqulgrafo-es-
ten6grafo Y Perito Mercantil Tradu-
ce el ingles a Ell espanol y del espafol
4 Ell ingles, estaba colocada en- la Cen
tral 'Loiza". ganando setenta dollars
mensuales t'ue educada en los Esta-
dos Unidos. Es hila de don Basilio Pi
nero Estrella sobrina de don Emilio
Piner0 EStrella, el padre es un pro-
hOmbre UniOnista, en- Carolina, eI ito
es un prohombre republican,, Ell Rio
Piedras, adenas esta emparentada con
mlestro amigo don Valentin Berries, de
San Juan.
Esta sonora es querida tiene mll-
chas simpatiaS en- todo ell distrito Y
esta muy bien reiacionada en- San Juan.
Es una mujer instruidisima, y pow sl
belleza V educaci0n es admirada de to.
dos, al extreme de que tenia varios pre-
tendencies en la isla en- Norte Anne
rica.
En- la central Lola, Sc ha sentido su
retirada por su inteligencia EN- el cumpli
mientO de su cagro
Maria Lllisa, tiene una hermana es-
tudiando Medicina en- los Estados Uni
dos, va en- el segundo o tercer ano y
un hermano que estudia para Ingenie
TO.
Ila estado empleada en- casa de Mr..
DooIey y Co, de esa capital Y era muy
oelebrada sjempre por su cultura Y be
lleza
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-19
Eu|a|ia B|anchaTt

Ha muerto aver tarde. La notlcla
|sobrecogera brIscamente d los admlra-
dores de la apIaudida tiple, de cuya en-
fermedad tenia pocas noticias ell pu-
|blico.
Eulalia Blanchart llevaba en- el pals
,unos tres amos.
Vino con la companla M1s'c0 Te0trdt,
V desde entonceS no ha salido de la lsla
aunque Sc le ofrecieron ventaiosas con-
trataS.
Ha trabajado aQui con varias empire
sas. con el APPLAUSE del ptblico, QUE
recordara siempre ell modo pOrtentoso
como cantaba la BIanchart, ei rOnd0 de
|Con,panOne, el walls de TraclatG, ell aria
del collar. en- Tempestad, el terceto de
las luci6rnagas en- LiSySfrata y todos
aouellos niimerOs de Su repertoire selec-
to. en- los que d las facultades naturaEes
es precise unir los prim0res de la escue-
la. las acabadaS Tperfecciones ded metodo
de la eiecuci0n cultivada Y preclsa.
Eulalia Blanchart ha pasado por nues-
ira escena, dejandonoS un recuerdo de
arte.
y aver. cuando nos dieron la triste no
ticia de SUI muerte. recordamos tamblen
que fue ella Ia unica companera que
asiSti0 en- los tlltim0S instanteS d LulSa
Arregui. la inolvidabie: la lnlca que
oued0 aqui, cuando la companla embar-
co para Venezuela, la iinica de aquel bri-
llante cuadro de tiples que vel0 el cada-
Yer de la companera muerta, que Tue
llevando una cinta De >u feretro en-
aquella apoteosis funeral, que penso aca-
so con un Ie.iano presentimiento de an
guStia en- una muertc como aquella. E.
la llnica, tai vez, que Va a dOrmlr Ell sue
no eterno en- la misma terra santa, jun
to al arrullO del mar.
Y muere tambien, jovcn y hermosa.
P0r Slperte para, ella, sin sentlr el frlo
mortal de ese rcfiulo de la admiaci0n
que aisla las artistas EN- la vejez. Por
desgracia para los sllyos, para su amelia
Ma madre, para Su tierna hija, cuandO
mas irreparable es su muerte.
Nosotros la santimoS con verdadero,
con profundo dolor, y enyiamos nuestro
sincere ptsame Il la desolada madre Y
los demas deudoS de Ia malograda
artiSta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-19
En- ell Supreme
FALSA REPRESENTATIONS

E.Sta 3naiana sc vi0 cn Il tribunal
Supreme. la apelaci0n impuesta por
Inocencio Sanchez, convicto de falsa re
presentation impostura.
SienGo empleadO el senor Sanchez de
don Alexandra Franseschi, le presento
IN estad0 demostrativo, en el cllal tigu
raba una cnenta de dos dollars, paga
deros d Julio Agosto, por trabajos rea
IizadoS
Sc co0nprob0 que nj el scilor Agosto,
nabIa Lecho tales trabajos, nj rccibido
tamp0co Ia mencionada slma. por cuyo
motive fue denunciadO ante la Corte
Municipal de Yauco, qlre mpuso al
aeuSadc an ano de carcel Apel0 de la
SentencI& para ante la Corte de DiStri-
20 de Ponce, la que confirm0 en- todas
SuS parties la pena del tribunal infe-
rlor. Hoy Sc vi0 Ia apeiacion de dicha
cauSa en- el Supreme, y el fiscal senior
R0SSy scStuvO las cOnclusi0nes de am
bas CorteS pidiendo la confirmation de
la Sentencia impnesta por no haber en-
ella erToras de hecho nj de derpcho
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-19

de Sobrinos de Ezquiaga. Danos per
.iuicios. Juicio oral
Damiana Huertas, VS. Manuel F. Ro.
ssy. Reclamation de inmueble. Jul
clio oral.
Dias H. Marcos Morales, VS.. Trim
dad Morales Divorcio. Juicio oral.
Manuel Torres, VS.. Ramon Gonzalez
Danos y perjuicios. Juicio oral.
Jose NJ. Telemaco, VS. Restituta Benz
tez. Divorcio Juicio oral.
Dia IA. Pedro de Elzaburu, VS.. Gt
nara Chaves. Nulidad de titulos. Jul
clio oral.
Dia 15 Carlos II. Blondet, VS.. Anna
liza Cuevas Cobro de pesos Juicic
oria.
Dia II. Antonio Fuentes, VS.. T. M
Lodares Conversion de inscription
Juicio oral
Dia Is. The N. Y. and Porto Rice
Steamship Co., VS.. F. Fl. Dexter Cobrs
de fianza. .Juicio oral.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-19

Dia l9.-.Jost Catala VS. b. S. Sthe-
pehenSon- n-DanoS y perjulcios.-Julclo
oral
Federico F'eifer VS. Benitez y Coco
bro de pesos.-Juicio oral.
f. Benitez Castanos VS.. Porto Rico
Power and Light Co.-Sobre danos y
periuicios. oral.
Dia 20.-Tomas Glamello VS.. F. S
Geigel.-Cobro de dinerO.-Juicio oral
Julia Maisonet w. Florentino Delga-
do.-DivOrciO.-Juicio oral.
Jose Cordero .sv .gosefa Reyes.-Di-
vorcio.-Juico oral.
Dia 21.-Afmada J Co. vs.. E. R. Pons
y Co.-Cobro de pesos.-Juicios oral.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-19

Lo de Toa Baia
IN JONEN AGREDIDO

Anteanoche. las once, los senores
Arturo Lopez, Julio Jove licenclado
Antonio Lopez del Vale, vecinos dc
Toa Alta, Sc presentaron Ell la casa del
anciano Domingo Vazquez, vecino del
barrio Media Luna, llamando a su
hijO Ien0n Vazquez Y al salir aquel de
la casa fue acometido y agredido por
dichos senores con palos y revolvers,
infriendole varios golpes
Seg1n investigation dichos senores
habian sostenido, horas antes, una ri
Ta con un hermano del agredido que
reside en- Bayam6n, por cuyo hecho fue
ron denunciados en- dicho pueblo. Tam
bien han sido denunciados en- Toa Ba
ia. pOr este Otro hechO
Dicha information nos fu6 comunica
da esta manana en- ell cuartel de la 90
licla.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-19

Deseoso Ell Conlit6 de Hacienda de-
tener irnpreso y preparado el proyect.s,
lie ley disponiendo las asignaciofles de
oroximo afo econ6mico para la aper-
tura de la Legislature, dicho Coaait&
ACADIA de pedir los jefes de Departa-
mentos y NegOciados le enviasen Sis
presupuestos antes del primer dia de-
Novfembre- Mientras el balance dis
ponlble es mas grande que ell del a1lep
anterior, el Comite ha indicado que. 81
no Sc eJe1Ue ssrnna provision, resylltarazl
lnsuficientes los ingresos para sufragzfro
las necesidades, cada vez mayor, de-
Gobierno Lnsular, y por ESQ, ha reco-
mend@do la mas estricta economic en-
Ia redacc6n de los presupuestos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-19
NOVTEMBRE

Dia 3. Isidoro VaIentin,vs. Felipe
Luyande. Cobro de pesos. Juicio oral
Dia 4. C. c. Cass, VS. Alfred Sined
ley. Cobro de pesos Juicio oral
Dia TO- Herm6genes Pimemtell, VS.
Juana Arias. Divorcio. Juicio oral
Ricardo Vega, VS.. Ines Nevarez. Di-
vorciO. Juiciu oral.
Providencia Ohavcan> VS.. Sucesores
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-19

Ha sido puesto en- ibertad bajo fian-
"a de diez mil dollars, el doctor BoneA1.
de LOLA. En- breve el fiscal Sr, Campiues
presentara aeusaci6n contra dicho Sr.
por atentado a la vida Hay gran espeeta
cion en- ei pibiico para asistir los deta--
tes de esta causa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-19

Acaba dc embarcar para los Estados
Unidos el seiior 4. Lores Gonzalez, d
comprar las povedades para Navidad y
Ano NueVo. Sc proponen los senOres
Gonz4Iez Padin Hnos. q traer este ano
el surtido mas grande que jamas Sc ha
visto en- Puerto Rico en- todos los artfcu-
los de su rarno Prospcridad
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-19
NOTlClAS

ia c1rcuaado profusamente en- esfx
ciudad una hoia suelta en- La cual el ma
ore Iorrente decIara que Sc ha sepals-
commandments de la iglesia Romaaa.
aunque sigue dentro del catolicismo amos.
t6iico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-19

AnOche ocurrlo un suces0 sangrrentds
en Barros. Tomas Sanchez intro crad--
tro heridas de arna blanca d Hlp0ilt@
Ramirez, en- ell barrio Collores, de aqrreE
termino municipal. Ramirez past AZ
hospital7lo en- grave estado. Ell agrsor'
fue arresfado-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-19
& suceso ode esta' mahana

F.sto manana, nn la parada ). Puerta
de Tierra. ocurri0 IN suceso SangrientO
Felipe Rivera hizo dos disparos de re
volver contra Juan Villegas, produci6n
dole una herida en- el homoplato IL
quierdo
FL motivo de la aggression fueron los
celos. Rivera ha sido arrestado Y el
herid5 oaS6 al hospital en- grave esta-
do.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-19

Ha faNecldJ en Quebrada hlmon, 81
senor Juan L. haldonado, enthusiastic re
publicano cue goDaba dc crerta ponula-
ridad
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-19

Proceden,,s de .arcel de Arecibe
y sentenciados por la Corte de aquel
Dlstrlto, ingresaron en- e! Preside depar-
tamental Trinidad Velez Roma, & cum
plir condena de dos amos, Vir-
giiio Santiago Hernandez, un ano,
por los deiitos de escalamiento en- pri--
mer grado, respectlvamente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-19
& Millionaire Mr.. Baird

Lee1no, en- el "Listin Diario' que
ma embarcado para esta isla, el millona-
RIO ingIfs Mr.. Baird, que actualmente
50 cncualtra en- Santo Domingo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-19

FL Municlpio de San German ha re-
mitido al Departamento del Interior CO.
pia del aviso publicado con motive de la,
apertura de un camino veclnal denomT--
nado '"HOconuco Bajo'', cuya vista ses
(eeiebrar& eI 30 del corriente
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-19
NAt#I%
I TerccT Uiaic

Tercey vlaJe dc compros para cl osta-
Mec,nl5onto Ge los SeiiorcS Gonsdle3 Pa
djN Hcrnldn0S.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-19

Comunican de Arecibo, que anoelleA
Sc declare un fuego en Ell barrio Hate
AbaJo', de aquella Jurisdiction, que,
mandose una casita propiedad de P.s.
iouso Garcia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-19

Ell vccIuo de la Playa, Antonio 10
rres ha presentado una demnom CON
ira Alberto Alvarez, p0r haherIe agre-
dido
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-19

Mr.. James L. Dunlevy, jefe de DwT-
sion del material del Departments de
|Educacl6n, ma regalado d la BiblioteeH
insular un ejemplar de 1.-The Marvellous
Career of Theodore Roosevelt" >, que con
tene la historic de este estadista de SlE
reciente viaje por Africa y Europa