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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-28
CouiEIto Dc A!jvnIaS'

Una Comisi6n compuesta de los Sc
fiores don Am6rico Rodriguez y don
Francisco f. Montaiiez, Alcalde y Secre-
tario respectivamente de la Municipah-
dad de Adiuntas, visitara los altos cen
tros ADMINISTRATORS con ell fin de que,
Dor quen corresponds, Sc determine en-
hreve plazo la continuation de los traba-
los de Ia carrptpra de Lares, empezando
por el lado de Adiuntas.
Los sn6ores Rcdri~rez v Wont@"ez
trapn. adomas de IN llamamien+o la
noopOidad Ia ron~pcenta ciHn do los a~ri-
oultcres. comprciantes s indnstrisles de
Ia Villa del centro. nuien"s pcnoran Sc
les atpndpra en- sus 'ustas pretensionPs.
Sc ha trahoiodo artee. ann cree
mos Que Sc ccntinua trabaiando de Ia
~os para h1inn+aS v cp'narncS one de-
hen ccmnlacerse les desecs DO los elemon-
+os nrcdnntorns traha 1ad"rnS de Pcta
t>l+;na pchlacihn, dicn~n'ordo one los
trahaio los Sc haran simultaneamente en-
IRE amhas poblaciones, para mejor rea-
liar Ia obra.
bd;untaS eS nm Duphln eminent"unntn
"efetero. radican en- su rica iuriSdi"ci"n
fincos. v vn"os. dadac
'as continnas v tcrrencio'eS llnvias. no
hay caminoS nara Ia condnci6n de fru-
+ns. pueS el Mnnicipio, mucho hace con
-nnarar los mis- imDcr+antpS car'nos con
los eScaSos rccnrScs de one diSn"ne, 81
tipno en- cnpnta one &c ma de Jos i'l-
riSdiccicneS mas extenCaS de lag de Ia jC'"
que seoiin Sc nos infcrrna. tienr inCrr'-
+os en- el Denortamonto del Interior 90
oaminos mnniciDalpS. al",nos de los cua-
'ps de una lcncit,'d de IS kilfm"+ros.
Nosotros dpSramos 4 los seiiores Ro-
drieuez y Montanez buen 6xito en- snS
~pStioneS. no dudamos one en- los altos
centres de la administration Sc atend"ra
la lecitima petici6n de los agriculto-
res, industriales y comerciantes de Ad-
iuntaS.
Ademas es un asnnto de alta justicia.
TenPmos noticias de Que la mavor
parte de los cafeteros de aouellas alturas
10 hen podidO sacar ell cafe de sns eSta-
'lecimientos, pordue como hace mes y
medic que esta lloviendo, y los cami-
nos aptfguos han sido casi abandonados,
no han podido sacar sus productos.
Seguramente el senior Gobernador tan
;nteresado en- los asuntos econ6micos,
1ebe atendpr la Comisi6n de Adinntas.
oues de iniciarse por aquel pueblo la
continuation de los trabajos de la carre-
terra, depende el henpetar y desarrollo
'gricola de aquellas alturas.
Asf 10 esperamos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-28
ESCARCEO LITERARI0
A prop6sito de Ell Manglar

". Y la realidad es-
taba ALI, frente el. cast
invisible por la distancia,
en- la imp; sible calma del
pals .je tellisimo, bajo la
bowed inmensa azul del
cieio, Ia que Sc al2abln
imploranteS en- el acobar
damiento del dolor, los
oios aterrados de la pobre
Humanidad.
Sci. MANCLAR" PAC. aga.
"lasciva nobis est pagina;
vita proba est
Marctal.
MAN castum esse deceit plum poetam
nsi1,., yersiculus nitril neceSse est.
Cdtxio.
De dos cargos gratuitos hay que es-
urpar al libro por cuyas pag1nas va
,os q tiiscurrir muy pronto tranqui'a
despaciosamente.
Dice el sefior Abril que ell reducldo
,npo en- que Sc desarroila la accioh
/. "Fl Manglar" ha sido motlvo obll-
,do nara que su autOr sc haya viSto
,nstrenido q "enlazar descrlpclones y
nectos de la ciudad que veces
elgan per complete en- la oora, como
eiecuci6n de unOs reoS en- ei PIesl-
de San Juan, mas prop'a para las
lumnas de I'M dis,rio que para pagi-
de una novela, en- que aqueIioS
.sticiados no interviewer como eIe-
ntos de accion.
10 quisiera despues de consignar
,naa ahrmaci6n, no quiSiera profe-
palabra alguna q;;e molcst"se al
or Abrl Pero el seflor Ahril pa
: que no h4 meditado despacio 10
ha escrito.
Due concepto tiene, pues ell sefor
il de la vida? La vida es. por
.ura, la regularidad cronometrica
talista de hechos? 20 la novela
trae una fccion capciosa 6 ca
h )sa de hechoS de urdimbre y tra-
fantastica? ST asi fuera el autor
mas mejor cult vada tuviera II
tad imaginativa; ell que por vir-
laudable 6 cenSurable, aSocladora
1te, con efervescencia pictorica,
una vida de regodeo, 6 de penas
r.pa abs0iata, Seria el mejor move
Y este 81 no es error, eS falacia.
rfamos una novela GuifIol: para
tenimiento de viejas roidas y
,llas que sue7ian con trovadores.
cir yo que 81 cree el sefior Abril
vida es fatal repito la palabra-
"A averiguar 81 en- la escasa VIDA
I'VE IN hombre no hay mom-ntos
/ alteran, no hay tOnalidadeS ST
que la interrumpan en- Su deter
10 final; no existen incspcr4dOS
eSiS que truequcn la ri>a en do
aCerbos: 81 ell liz marcha de IT.
o hlv festin ment; que no en-
incid-nte acci,lente repen
ieSprrado, que todo sucede en-
4'ineamiento uniforme y regu
no la Marcia m; gestuosa del sol
loras en- los amos del tempo |
en- la vida rs placIdez lunera h.
eternos encantOs de color sin |
sysin tetricos graznidos de ago /
res, y sin rondajes sereniles y |
IS triunfos de Il juerga; 81 ID
un triunfo y est1pido almana-
pared que da dis Sc le arran
4. ia, entonces no hay novela
undo que sea real.
70 81 asf fuera la novela, como
!, el escritor a quier recti6ca-
aria fuera de la vida; no serfa
i. habria que despectivamente
la.
facultad mas exigiia de SEN
l esteiica puede cualquiera
der priv" riax que tanta he
1e la forma accidental die los
ONO los hechoS miSmos.
nos como base grafca de prue-
ntura. LA siesta" del gran
Un pedazo de tierra-parafso,
Scvilla. de amor, luz y aza-
a pareja de almas que mutua-
han hechiz ado, S dispOnen
bajo la sombra de un naranjO
que parecen sus ramas cuaja-
,recill:s blanc Is, como calices
as de las h..dAs del misterjo,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-28
Tres Sonetos
A Bernardo Jambrina.


Bajo una t6nue claridad de luna,
enigmajieo triste, cabeeea
ell penacho del monte que rOdea
al brunido crStal de la &guna.
Ell viento rima entire las hojas
canci6n epitaamiea; gorjea
ell ramaje pajaro; chSpea
sobre las flores ell rOco. Nnguna
sombra sniestra del pasado vene
& ensombrecer ell celo donde tene
su morada de luz mi pensamientO
ysu refugio mi concienca: tanto
que ell coraz6n que adore, porque sano
vigoriza mis- ansias 81 aientO.
MUDANzAs
j. Perez Loscda
Como ha Dorado Ell tempo la brillante
inscription que cariilosa
estampara sobre la losa
que guarda los despOjos del amantel
Como despareci6 la supicante
humilde cruz cuyo pie llorosa,
doblaba la rodilla temblor0Sa
la pobre madre, actitud orante
Como no han vuelto mas aquelas 6nas
manos de novas llenar de encanto
Ia triste tumba c0nvertida ruinas
iY como Green alrededor las flores
bao ell rocio pursmo del lanto
que derrama la madre dolores. ~
A MAJ Henrtquez UreGa
Cuando metz mis- dedos las frias
eavidades de aquella caayera
die amargura iquen pudiera,
yer de nuevO orbitas vacias,
el intense fulgor que otros dias
Ia mas hermosa juventud les diera;
en- boca mrar la placentera
expression virginia. que reias
Mas n6-de despu6s- tuviste
muchos amos de amor, tambien surste
muchas disappearance y agonias.
Y, quen sabe, 81 al tempo que
Ia sonrsa boca reSbaara
ell lanto por 6rbitas vacas!
Ponce
EMILIO A. MOREL.
de Ell Diarto de Puerto Rico.)
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-28

Riego, se6ores Wilson Travieso. .
Tierras y terrenos p1blicos, seziors
rravieso, Sanchez y Dexter. -.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-28

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The evening world., 1910-12-31
johnson Agrees
TO Fight His
End Is $4,000

MILWAUKEE, Dec. Slack John
son has agreed to fight IL he receives
$4,000 for his end, win. lose or draw.
lie made this announcement here to-
day In reply to a question In regard
to when he Intended TO get back into
the fighting game again.
II don't know the first thing about
any offer from Paris of IA guarantee of
SIS, OCO for my end to fight the winner
of the Jeannette-Langford fight" said
Johnson. and | deny right here that
i have authorized any one In Paris to
arrange a match for me. II Mr.. Hugh
Mcintosh will give me SOC for my end
j will fight any mar he selects for his
club. ! am my own manager and this
offer goes.
II am going to make a trip to England
In a short time and l suppose while |
am over there that Mcintosh will event
uaily consent to give me the amount I
ask. l am willing to take on this fell
low Al. Kaufman, II his manager is
willing to arrange the match. As Kauf-
man Is also going over to England In
February Mcintosh might prevail upon
him to fight me-"
The evening world., 1910-12-31
Athletic
Season Has Bio
Wind Up Tonight
Ten-Mile Run Main Event on
Programme at 7iSt Regi-
ment Armory.

The gan1es at the Seventy-hrst Regi-
ments Armory tonight viii wind up the
athletic season OF 1910 with many splen-
did events.
The main event OF the evening Will
be a ,er-mile run from scratch be.
tween Tewanima, the Carlisle Indian.
Ryan. Reynolds, Obermeyer. Arouette,
Gilbert, Dwyer and Upham. II IL a
good field and as Obermeyer and Rev.
nolds are in fine shape 1t looks as
though they should give the Indian tn,
run OF his life.
K!viat. Dick Egan and Sheppard Will
run from scratch in the special $50.
yard event. Both Kiviat and Epar
are running we'll In practice. but Shep.
pard has not competed for n lonp
time and Is not In his best form.
The bicycle race will be a clas ~
fair. The distance will be two miles
Van den Dries OF the y. y. A. C. uu
ride from scratch and wenty-tbre
other riders will be starters. FrankIir
Fisher. the clever young Irlsh-Amar,
can y. c. rider. will start from IN.
ten-yard mark. and he should civ,
Van" a great fight for FIRST place.
The evening world., 1910-12-31

TIE PHILADELPHIA NATIONAL
team will start for It's training camp at
birmingham, Ala, Feb. ~. Three weeks
VIII be spent there. then the SOUND viii
be split In two ana the two teams Will
work nortkw ard by asy stages. The
regulars will leave birmingham on
March Il and Will play In Montgomery.
Ala. on March 90 and 20: Columbia, y.
g, on March - N %. Washington on
March p and IS, and Baltimore on
March - and 30. The local series with
the Athletics will begin here on April /,
BUGS RAYMOND HAS PROMISED
.althfully to reform. lie has sent "A let
or TO the New York National League
Iub office In which he says he Is goo
ng to Dwight, Ill. next week TO take
ne kccly Cure, and Will remain there
uhtl the Giants report at Marlin
Springs, Tex. for spring practice.
The evening world., 1910-12-31
Irish Paddy and Moran Dr.v

At The BEDFORD a. c. In Brooklvn 1r,,,
Paddy n Toto Moran fought ,on
rounds TO a draw after an uninterestinc
pat'ie. All the fighting was done in The
nrst round, after which the bout
dragged. Joe Franks beat Pe:ey o'Brien
In the seni-final in what proved an in
teresting go. A big crowd witnessed the
contests. "
The evening world., 1910-12-31


Louis American team are now trying to
secure Jimmy Callahan. the former out
helder of the Chicago Americans. and
now owner OF the Logan Squares, a chi
cage city League team. as manager
for next season.
THERE WERE MANY GOOD BON
Ing exhibitions seen at the stag OF the
St. Paul Guild in Columbus liall. All
of the bouts were OF three rounds dura-
ton. In the ilrst Paddy sullivan went
three rounds with Jim Brown, then Il
wrestling contest was staged In whlth
Jim Calvin took on two opponents, Max
Newman and Young Mundy. FOR Ave
minutes each. Joe jeanette and jim
Donovan. instructor at the city Club.
put up a good contest. both being quick
on their feet. Johnny Law met YOUNG
Mitchell, Dixie Kid and Jimmie Dohan
engaged In n t%hree-round bout. Knock
out Brown refereed the bout "
Charlie Burns and skinny Kelly. Bllly
Glover and Jack Elliott mixed matters
at a good pace for three rounds, and
Sailor Stevens a.d Eddie Moran gave
IA tnree-round exhibition.
THE MOHAWK A. c. OF THE
Bronx has asked for the resignation Of
Its track captain and crack discus
thrower. Jim Duncan.
THE YALE BASKETBALL TEAM
introduced football tactics into their
zane against Cornell at Chicago, and
as a result they were severely penal
lied, which caused them to lose by a
score OF 4 10 3. The Blue have a chance
to redeem themselves, and also TO play
a gentler sort OF a game, for they
still have two contests scheduled
against the Ithacans.
THE CINCINNATI TEAM HAS
| completed It's spring training schedule.
After the preliminary training at Hot
Springs, Ark. the team viii play at
Louisville on March -. After that the
following list OF games will he played
New York Americans, at Cincinnati.
April /, . and .: Cleveland, at Cinc!n-
natl. April 4. = and &; Detroit. at Gin
cinnatl. April T. 5 and 8; Rochester. at
Cincinnati. April 10 and II.
CORNELLS TEAM WON THE
twelfth annual championship tournament
of the Triangular College Chess LEAGUE.
/ I'raHE *. Perkins. OF Mount Vernon.
and Arthur HhTllch, OF Brooklyn, were
tho members OF tho winning team.
Penn finished n close second ana tao
Brown combination far In the :ear.
TWENTY GIANT PLAYERS ARE
now In line fnr next season. Catcher
George Schlei being the latest man 10
come through VITA his signed contract.
TIE SPORTING WORLD CAME
near losing twO Of It's celebrities ycJler-
day when an auto bearing Jane. J. LEFT
fries, the ex-heavyweight champion, ana
Barney O!dlcld, the great driver. was
dltcncd near tho Mexican line at san
Diego, Cal The pair escaped with but
minor injuries, Frank Chance, manager
OF the National League champions, the
CuoS, wa close behind in another taa-
chine and picked up the passengers Of
the wrecked car. ana then the party
proceeded on their hunting trip.
The evening world., 1910-12-31
Forbes-Rynn Fight Prevented.

CHICAGO, Dec, 3I,-Thc Hght sched.
uled to occur W Harry Forbes,
former bantamWeight champion. ard
Lew Ryall in private outside Of the lin
It's OF Chicago, was prevented b. the
County authorities 1t is said another
attempt will be made to stage the fight
uext week.
The evening world., 1910-12-31
NO CHANCE FOR CLASS "A
LEAGUES TO GO HIGHER,
tsnecial to The Evening World.

CHICAGO. Dec. 81. Ban Johnson
President Of the American League. says
there Is no chanc Of the American As
sociation or the Eastern League bein
promoted TO a higher rank. even IL the
officials of those organizations shou 4
appeal to the National Commission
which meets IN Cincinnati next week.
The evening world., 1910-12-31
COMING CHAMPIONS!
WHO'LL WIN THE TITLES
DURING 1871 SEASON?
Year Just Passed Has Been Re-
markable in a Record-Breaking
Way, and Many Candidates Are
Ready to Strive for Titles.
BY VINCENT TREANOR.

VVIHO will be the champions of 1911? Will the coming year de-
w veop any new talent? There are many candidates for the title.
holding honos in the field already and the year promises to be
historic in a record-breakng way.
The year that goes out of business with the horns, chimes and
champagne suppers has been a very busy period as far as the sport world
is concerned, and has added chapters and chapters to its already interest
ing history, and one can look back over the records of 1910 and recall
some of its happenings very readily and with extreme pleasure.
The evening world., 1910-12-31
p0RIlNGM . % 1k5E:
lNEWs AND No7tS. LRUUSOIP

THE NEW OWNERS OF THE ST.
LOUIS American team are now trying 10
secure Jimmy Callahan. the former out
helder OF the Chicago Americans. and
now owner OF the Logan Squares, "A chi
caBo city League team. as manager
for neXt season.
The evening world., 1910-12-31


Every student OF the sport worin can
easily PICK out the big thlngs mat ~"
place. All can remember mat BAT Nci-
son lost his lightweight title to Ad "oI-
east. the Milwaukee wildcat, OIL req -
the blasting OF the white races nope
by Jack Johnson at Reno. New. jury T.
or Battling Nelson's second tumpIe AT
the hands OF owen Moran In frisco
nov % iney kno" $50
non Oh niuo'ewelsn' ~ ,ho
Netchei py u paeA"oous.an - 49,
WIGS OF Missouri Anu -
ons heeu pe 'o-d nat Wv ~
VIC among the ieaeher"eis"'
NoNe'ty IooNs eooo'
All turf are FAMILIAR win
the big happenings or the racing word
during the past season which anne 10
an abrupt n at saratoga Aug oil last
Novelty, they know. stood out among
the two-year-olds. ana was chieny re-
Uponsfolo FOR sam Hiidreths neaulhs
the list OF winning owners. ShIinhs
was the star OF the Jockeys iahu'ns
races worth n grand totai OF *lif'S'V'
Tho accomplishments or fTtzherpert'
King James, the W-fated Fayette' Dali
madam. Ocean Bound. The TurK ana
other good r~hree-year-olds need no re-
hashing.
We might 90 on through the various
branches of the sport world indefinitely
1 syh,efics swimming. golf. tennis, bill
ia. yc,inv-r.,s,i inc tho nerformance
cn-....s. .h. c,,.,rv. the
81 .oe cnepp"u
1Danieis' M~cLoushlins opp n"
= kramsrs. Mcfarlands' ana so on uoWh
the line.
Glanee into the Future
a What seems more interesting Is a
sIance into the future, What has the
..ortsnr world IN orar in n cbanvplon-
-st.--. .. as. , = v s,sr,.
mp way 'ol " ssN. -.
Sss' any one "no can VII" my uesieo
OF certainty 80 throush the various
evsnf which go to make up the annual
sporting calendar and unearth cham
pious-to-be would indeed be q wonder.
Perhaps nowhere else but in the SPORT
d.. -or,s 90, ~. y. ,o.,ra :. r,,,h
,.- - --e.a.
""N' e,e"' Vi
Aoeaoe"ts anu LUCK are Always p's rae
tors hard won honors are OFTEN lost
y through the medium Of both.
However, here goes for a peep INTO the
future. for which allowances for the I'M
sor..e.r muSt no rade
rh.r. 49,. - 60 .
.~.. u"e o'
's'N iIoiiAon eapaose Oh wresuns t"'
hssvyWe'ght tiue irom JACK Johnson.
Al kaufman. Joe Jeanette, Sam Lang
ford will doubtless camp on his trail,
The evening world., 1910-12-31
Complete Record of
Years FISfic Events
Compiled BY John Pollook.)

Below Is a record of the hsuc events OF the year Just ended. onIv those
lighters h ave fought at least four times are considers tnocL,,,
Brown. the local lightweight. did more fighting than n Ia the gam
having axe part in Twenty-Five battles and scoring even knockouts
Buck Grouse of Pittsburg won Tor battles than n boxer avn
been awarded the decision over his opponent in sixteen fights. A correct
compilation follows:
The evening world., 1910-12-31

THE MOHAWK A. G. OF THE
Bronx has asked for the resignation Of
It's track captain and crack discus
thrower, Jim Duncan.
The evening world., 1910-12-31

CORNELL'S TEAM WON THE
twelfth annual championship tournament
of the Triangular College Chess LEAGUE.
E-aHi. Is. Perkins. OF Mount Vernon.
and Arthur EhTllch. Of Brooklyn, were
tho members OF tho winning team
Penn finished n close second ana the
Brown combination FAR In the .elr.
The evening world., 1910-12-31

TWENTY GIANT PLAYERS ARE
now In line for next season. Catcher
George Schlei being the latest man 10
come through VITA his signed contract.
The evening world., 1910-12-31
YOUNG DONOHUE TO MEET
CY SMITH AT ALBANY.

Young Donohuc. the Boston light
weight. has finally got a match on. lie
Is to meet Cy Smith the Jersey Cyclone
In a tcn-round bout at Albany ON New
Years Day. Smith Is the only one with
nerve enough. apparently. to tackle
him. They shout furnish a rarely good
bout.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-01

responded to Our Honored Guest.
Professor Aaker spoke of the accom-
plishments and good work done by the
Orpheus society which was establish
ed two or three years ago, and he
highly complimented the society for
Its progress and display of enterprise.
Mr.. Holmquist thanked the Orpheus
society and the ladies and gentlemen
surrounding him for the honor con-
ferred upon him and he assured them
that he should hold In long memory
what had been done for him by his
fellow countrymen in Fargo and Moor
head.
After the speaking the members of
the Orpheus society contributed a
number of choruses in a splendid and
enlivening manner, under the direc-
ton Of Mr.. Rudd. Later Mr.. Holmquist
sang Den Storehvide Flock, one of
Grieg's greatest works. In English it
is known as Great White Host. The
soloist was accompanied by the
Orpheum society and the celebrated
crescendo passages at the close were
rendered with marked effectiveness,
aroused the audience to a great out
burst of applause. Mrs. Bowman. Rev.
c. d. Bostrom and Miss Romsdahl also
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-01
HONORED
Eminent Baritone Guest of Honor at
Banquet rendered by Fargo
and Moorhead.

The Crpheus Singing society of this
city were hosts last night at a banquet
given at Prizes hall in honor of Gus
tat Holmquist, the distinguished bari
tone, who was in Fargo and had given
a song recital under the auspices of
the Dakota conservatory. 1t required
five long tables to accommodate the
200 or more guests who were present
to give honor, and show their appre-
citation of Mr.. Holmquist's art. There
was sentiment too, in the social at
tention and tribute paid to Mr.. Holm
qutstS The latter is soon TO leave
these shores for Sweden, his native
land, to fill a number of professional
engagements and expects to be absent
about two years, and the local society
wished to show their ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
of the eminent position he has at
tanned in the musical world in the
United States.
The guest of honor occupied a seat
at the head of the center table, which
was profusely decorated with carna-
tons, and at his right was Miss Mar
tinson of Moorhead and at the left was
DR.. o. J. Hagen of Moorhead, who Of
ficiated as POSTMASTER at the close
Of the discussion of the good things
on the tables.
DR.. Hagen merriIy opened the post
prandial programme by heartily and
cordially welcoming Herr Holmquist.
The Rev.. Carl ID. Bostrom, pastor of
the Swedish church, Moorhead, aptly
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-01
FARGO BUILDERS
"FEED" TONIGHT
SIXTH ANNUAL BANQUET or THE
FARGO BUILDERS q TRADERS
EXCHANGE - EXCELLENT PRO-
eRAMME or SPEECHES HAS
BEEN ARRANGED.

Excellent addresses by some of the
ablest speakers in Fargo and delicious
menu on which no expense has been
spared will be the features of the sixth
annual banquet of the Fargo Builders
& Traders exchange which will be held
at Prizes hall this evening. Following
Is the programme of speeches:
IoasLmaster ........... Geo. III. Phelps
Address of Welcome -. Mayor Elliott
Ancient and Modern Architecture.
.................... w. III. Worst
Goodfellowship Among Contractors
...''s.s"..... w. ID, Sweet
Contracts and Responsibility
.................... w. III. Barnett
The Young Mechanic .....
................. Prof. w. e Hoover
AduIterated Contracts, Prof. e. r. Iadd
Benefits OF a Builders & Traders Elk
change ................ J. A. Dinnie
The officers OF the Fargo exchange
are:
President-T. f. Powers.
First Vice President-Oscar Euren.
Second Vice President - p. L. q.
Goodwin.
Secretary-V. III. Leeby.
Treasurer-H. II. AIsop.
Directors-C. III. johnson, T. C. Can
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I'll. Sweetland, Geo. Rusk. o. L, Wall.
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