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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-15

maci6n . ayuda Sean atentos, demues-
ren iuter6s inyestigueu
9-Qmteu todos los obstdculo> ouando
estos impidan el tra6co: notiiiqueu las
debidas autoridade~ de todos los hoyos
que hayan en- las raIles, paroles que no
asten sceuras, y stios pelisroaos. Eviten
{ impidan todoS los ruidos innecesarios,
Y asi mismo escandaloS y escenas inde-
centes en- p6bIico Dctcngan los carre-
teros cargadores y todos los que pro
ieran palabraS profanas indecentes en-
plIblico Esta eS una queja muy frecuen-
te
10-Aprendan estudien las entradas
de los editicios en- Slis diStrltoS; estudien
las escalas de seguridad para los casos
de incendios de modo que puedan pres
tar servicios eticaces en- casos de fuegO,
no tan solo los habitanteS de la casa,
sinO los hombres, para que puedan en-
trar en- la casa 81 ustedes socorren al
p6blico de un modo que demuestre com
placencia ntcligencia, Sc ganaran la
confianza Y alabama del pnbico, cuyaS
vidaS Y hOgareS ustedes protegen.
Yo tengo la seguridad que 81 ustedes
han sido un POGO negligentes y han dado
motives para que el publico Sc queje,
ganaran mucho con esta circular, que
les indica los pequenOs pero importanteS
debercs que tienc que cumplir, y estoy
SECURE que en- 10 sucesivo no recibiran
sino alabanzas liSonjas Acuerdense q
estan Siempre dc Servicio Siempre son
representatives de la ley, dispuStoS ayu-
dar, Socorrer y salvar.
Por orden del jefe dc la Poicia Insu-
lar,
Rich II. P0lidn.
Inspector de la Policia Insular,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-15
La retreta infantil

Programa de las pleas que tocara
la Banda de Benefcencia en- la retreta
del Domingo 70 del corriente:
1o-Paso doble "FuegosFatuo", vi
folo.
2o-Pasa calle de la zarzuela la Ca
tita Blanca Wives.
se-Seleccion de la opera ''Lucrecia
Borgia,' Donizetti.
4.-El Gran Premio "Vals de Bonn
bardino y Saxof6n; compuesto para el
sefIor Fiol, acreditado Maestro cons
tructor de obras premiado con ell gran
Premio en- el concurso interna cional
de Madrid, Vinolo.
5c-Tango del Cafe de Puerto Ri
CO.., Arrieta.
6o-Annie Laurie Y Mocking Bird
N. N.
8O-Danza "No Comas F6sforos"
CampoS
Himno.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-15
N beDeicio de F6IX Ramirez

Para manana esta anunciada en- nues-
tro teatro, una function beneficio del
aplaudido actor c6mico venezolano, Fe-
lix Ramirez, que vino por primera vez
i Puerto Rico en- la compania de don Mi
guel Leicibabaza,
Ramirez ha hecho deSpu6s en San
Juan, donde es popularisimo, yarias tenn
poradaS, y ha trabajado en- todoS los tea
troS de la iSla
FL programa de manana consta de las
interesante> zar2ueIaS, FL CoHdc dc In
ma. La cuerdo fojd y Lo paSddo. paSGdo
Las obraS estan cuidadosamcnte enSa-
yadas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-15
90
CenteDariIo de Albert Pike

Los masoneS de Rito EScoces. de Pto
Rico, pertenecientes a la jurisdiction del
Supreme Consejo del Luz de los Estados
Unidos celebran esta nOche el CentenariC
del Ilustre mason Albert Pike, en- el
taller maS0nico eStablecidO en- la casa
Belaval. Tetuan esquina Tanca
Como a esta jurisdiction solo pertene
cen los altos gradOS, Sc han circulado in
vitaciones personales a Principles Rosa
Cruz Y CdbaIer0S KddOrk.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-15
CON
LA DISCUSSION
DEL PRESUPUESTO

Durante ell dia de aver Sc discuti6 ell
Presupuesto resaltando como principle
fundamental la nota economical.
Nos limitaremos hacer un extractO
del discurso del tesorero, puesto que Mr..
Ward ofreci0 a la prensa una cOpia del
discurso integro.
Mr.. Gromer es partidario de la eco
nomia, puesto que no Sc pueden hacer
mas gastos de 10 que Sc hizo en- ell pasado
ano. Hay i'm capital disponible de tres
milones medic, POGO mas o menos, pa
ra invertir en- el presente ano econ6mico,
teniendo en- cuenta los cr6ditos necesa-
rios que Sc tendran que votar para l.
conservation de las obraS. edificios, ca
rreteras escuelae publieas.
No es partidaro tampoco De los crfdi
tos indeHnidos nj tampoco de los cr6di
tos sin discrimination de a6o econ6mico.
Recommends que los dcpartamentos han
de ser conservadores en la distribution
de sus cantidadcs 81 no Sc aumentan las
contribuciones.
Mr.. Ward apoya las declaracones del
tesorero, manifestando que el Presupues-
to no representa- los altos deseos de los
jefeS de los departamentos pero hay que
atender ante todo a los interess gene
rales antes que los intereses particula-
res
La Comisi6n de Hacienda, de la cuai
es presidente Mr. Gromer, ha contado es-
te aiio con la collaboration del Goberna-
dor. I,ecomenda que en- la discuss n del
bill los jefes de departamentOs echan a
un lado sus opiniones acerca de 10 que
respecta a sus propios asuntOs Y deben
de cooperar con la Comisi0n de Hacien-
da en- la meior labor de bill que Sc dis
cute.
Mr. Sawyer. auditor, manifesto que el
Proyecto de PresupueSto no representa-
la opinion absolute del COmite de Ha-
cienda. A su cOnfecci0n han colabora-
do los jefes de departamentos, Y cada
vez que surgian diferencias Sc llegaba a
un acuerdo en- las reuniones celebradas
con dicho objeto. ~~.-
Mr. Ward cS de parecer que Sc terml-
ne ell Presupuesto 10 mas pronto possible,
evitando la mala costumbre que Sc ha We
nido observando en- otraS legislatures, de
voIver atras Sobre 10 va tratado Y dis
cutido.
Dicho metodo ocaSiona molestias de
be por todos los medios posibles evitarse
Despues de las declaraciones antedi-
chas Sc entra en- ell examen del Presu-
puesto, discutiendo las partidas.
A fin de que nuestros lectores conozcan
la labor del Consejo, tan pronto Sc haya
terminado la discussion total del bill con
sus enmiendas, 10 publicaremos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-15
Misa de R6quieum

La pia dosa Congregation de la Tnmas
culada Conception, cumpliendo SUI
Estatutos, celebrara una misa de RI.
quien, cantada armonizada en- h
Capilla de los Padres Capuchinos Fran.
ciscanos, ell lunes II las siete media
de Su maf1ana por e1 eterno descanso
del alma del que fu6 hermano de esta
Congregation DR.. Don lose Monserrat
Marxuach y Echevarria. {
Sc invita- a los cofrades demas fe.
les a dicho acto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-15
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Rosario Pine

En- ell vapor Coamo recibi6 aver nues-.
tro amigo America Marin, nuevos retra-
tos artisticos de la insigne actriz Rosario
Pine y del notabilisimo actor Emilio
Thuiller.
America Marin los exhibira how on M.
gunos establecimientos de esta capital.
Los retratos de los eminentes artistas
son de gran tamano de acabada per-
fecci0n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-15
LA CIRCULAR DEL JEFE

Nuchas Quejas Sc han recbido en- el
Quartet General De la P0licis Insular
respecto la aparente falta de compIa-
cencia. cortesia habiIidad de la poIicia
para cumplir debidamente sus deberes
con Ell ptblico en- general. referente a los
muchos deberes diarios del Official y a
las pregnntas diariaS de! c,ndadano e.
foraSterc, a fin de que ustedeS puedan
aprendcr muchaS de sls faltas y CORE
girse de elias, voy indicar las quejas
mas frecuentes para que ustedes de acuer
do con elias en- 10 successive y eviten tales
ohjeclOnes.
l-Actividad, buena yoluntad y prom
titud es embellishments necesario
para cumplir debdamente sus deberes
para con ell pHblico. HaciendolO de eSta
manera ustedeS 0btendran alabanzaS en-
vez de injuriaS y cumplimientoS en- vez
de quejas.
2-Cuando un ciudadan0 Sc acerque
para hacer una pregunta. c0nteSten prom
tamente; scpan los nombreS de las calleS,
edifcios publicos, companiaS de yaporeS,
paruues, telefono. bancos, tiendas, iefes
de departamentos, abOgadoS, notarlos,
alcaldes, los mas impOrtantes, Sepan
las residencias de doctores y otciales,
De mOdo que pueda enc0ntrarse pOr la
noche. EN- caSOs urgenteS en m0mentOs
de peligro.
3-Cuando Sc lame a listed la aten-
ci0n acerca de una persona debll, para
Utica 8 enferma, una sonora con much0s
niiios y paquetes, siempre deben apren-
der cuando Sc apostolic, al subir o baJar
de los carros y al cruzar la calie. Ayu-
dar a todO el que, neceSite ayuda, este eS
el deber de ustedeS.
4Cuando no entiendan una perso-
Ma que presente una queja o soliclte
ayuda, busquen un interprete. Demues-
tren su buena voluntad en- ayudarla.
Puerto Rico eS quito y esta impression no
debe quitarse al forastero por falta de
cortesia de parte de ninguno de sus of
ciaIes FL puertorriqueno es por natu-
raeza bondadOso, generosO Siempre
dispuesto a ayudar y yo eatoy SECURE
de que el Official no IS una exception dc
la regla.
5-Todos los jefes de distrito deben
tener una lista de t0dds las casaS de co
mercio imp0rtantes, 6 instruir SuS OIL
ciales para que Sc famiiaricen con sus
nombres los aprendan de memorla,
TambiGn tienen Que saber las reslden-
ciaS de las personals emlnentes. ESto rs
importante. sobre tod0 para los otlcialeS.
6-LaS llamadas para socorro deben
ser atendidas inmedatamente y hechaS
cudadOsamentc t0dOS los lncldentcS
de impOrtancia deben ser nOtlficados en-
seguida. Hagan justicia en todos los
casoS posibles.
LAS llamadas por telefono deben
ser contestadas enseglida Y bien com
prendidas por el Official que conteste.
Sc espera cortesia de parte de uStedes
de igual modo que ustedes la eSperan
de la persona que ha llamado por tele-
f0no. Tomen nOmbreS y numeros y no
cometan errores en- las fechas Y horas
este es Importance.
8-Cuando est6n ustedeS Ell el GUAR
tel . en- sus puestOs, siempre Sc pongan
de pie y presten atenci6n c'laiquier
persona . ciudadano que SolicIte lnfor-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-15
MA(MlMN
I'm Ell Cine Puerto Rico
DEBUT DE UN PRESTIDIGITADOR

Esta noche hace su presentation al
pubIico de San Juan, ell aplaudido pres
tidigitador Mr.. Power. que ha actuado
con mucho exito en- los grandes teatros
de Europa Y America.
Ell habilisimo prestidigitador, presen-
tara trabajOs de verdadero m6rito de
gran attraction.
Ademas de esto nuestro amigo Colora-
do exhibira nuevaS intereSanteS pelicu-
las de las mejores fabricas de Paris y
New York
Ell espectaculo es, pues, divertidisimC
y ha de llevar immense publico la espa
ciosa carpa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-15
PubliCaCiOnes

Hemos recibido la revista semanal
"Gll Bias que publica nuestro COM
paflero en- 'la prensa Luis Rodriguez
Cabrera. Ell texto es variado anne
no. La musa regocijada del gracioso
Y festive poeta llena las paginas de luz
y de vida. Rodriguez Cabrera, recuer-
da suS buenos tiempos, y ahora produ-
ce versos que podria fir1nar sin sufrir
en- Su nombre, lun Manuel del Palaci0
a TN Estrani, los maestros de 10 c6ni-
co. en- el verso
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-15
Plato del d1a

Plato del d1aL
n
Camar'nGs. ~
Sc deslizan
cautamente
de la Camara insular s>S
las sesiones que electrician
a la gente
con SUI pausa familiar.
~ T.
--A
Pasan leyes
sin los brios de los bueyes
que desflan con pavor,
y muy mansas
en- mil pausas
Sc deslizan con amor.
QnieneS Green e
que faqueen
delegados en- la lid,
Sc enganaron
Y bajaron
con espanto la cerviz
*
va fue al Norte
con fel porte
una gran Resolution,
eStampada IT,
y firmada
por la Sala, EN- comisi0n.
t.& .
NO maya pena. "a
va serena ~.
la cara del porvenir 7
no hay cuidado y"
Sc ha ganado
bastante para vivir.
X
CuantaS c0sas
belcosas
preparadaS con fragor,
que gustO
clIando ell susie
ha pasado sin dOlor.
*
Gran respeto..
todo quieto.
que nos cina la ironia
que ventura
con ternura
gozar traaquila ammonia.
SolapeHG.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-15
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Pto, Rico IS, 1910.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-15

TamtiGn la revista "Cervantes" de,
veterano escritor Perico de Angelis
arremete por todo 10 alto en- cada
nnmero introduce innovaciones que
merecen ell favor del pdblico, y bien 10
merece el incansable rebuscador de los
hechos hist6ricos de Puerto Rico. El
y su hiJa Luisa baten el record en- Ia
aplaudida revista literaria.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-13
RADICAL MEASURES
AFFECT BUSINESS
Head of Griffin Wheel Co. Says
Drastic Laws Are Troub-
linq Railroads.
1T IS TIME TO CALL A HALT
COUNTRY WILL SOON BE BACK
TO PANICKY PERIODS.

T. A. Griffin. of the Griffin Wheel COM
pany, which is soon TO erect large
plant in this city on ground recently pur-
chased, has addressed an open letter to
business men, in which he gives his oplI-
Ion or radical railroad legislation ana Us
effect on business. He maintains that the
railroads will not enter into year or
liberal expenditure, but that they will be
compelled 10 drop back into the conditions
of part of 1907 and the year 1905, because
of radical railroad legislation.
In this letter he says that Legislators
seem to be unmindful of the causes of the
depre ssion of 1907 and 1908, and give every
indication of re-entering the field with
even more laws to interfere with and
discourage the investment of money IN
railroad enterprises, whether it be for in
Creases or improvements in existing lines,
and absolutely calling a halt on new
projected railroad enterprises.
He says further that the railroads have
no certainty as to the character of the
legislation to come; that they are in posi-
tive fear of Congress, and are warranted
in that fear by special bills already in
PRODUCED.
Looking at it from any point, he says,
the owners of railroad property have
nothing to see that would encourage them
in spending any money until they have a
more definite idea as to what extent they
are going 10 be controlled and directed by
the national government, and under such
circumstances all the vast industrial en-
terprises that are depending on the rail-
roads will find that at the time that their
present orders upon which they are work
ing, issued some months ago, when II was
not dreamed that the present adverse con
ditiOns could possibly arise, will have been
completed, that the nation Will again be
in practically the same position that it
was in the early part of 1903.
In summary of the situation Mr.. Crit
fin says:
Cause.-The trouble with the whole sit
uatiOn is that many Of.the men who make
the laws are not familiar with the true
inwardness of the relations and depend
ence which the manufacturing and bust
ness interests have upon the general rail-
road situation, nor do they realize that in
administering their sO-caled discipline to
the railroad companies, that We are the
ultimate consumers of Il at discipline.
''Remedy-It is of the greatest import
ance that some decided action be taken by
the government at as early a date as
possible, as there will be no Improvement
until this uncertainty has been overcome.
Tell your national and state representa-
lives that a halt must be called on all
radical railroad regulation. and hand this
letter to some one else and ask him to do
the same today"
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-13
REALTY HOME
New Trust Company Leases Part Of
Bank In East First
South.

The Colonial Realty & Trust COM
pany, a new corporation, has leased the
west half of the business rooms in the
Utah Commercial & Savings bank
building at % East First South street.
Following the leasing of these cOnven-
lent quarters, force of men went to
work remOdeling the place, and will
have il ready. for the new trust COM
pany in a short time.
The Colonial Realty & Trust COM
pany, of which John Q. Critchlow is one
of the organizers and manager, will
hold a stockholders meeting in June
for the election of directors. The pres
ent officers and directors are:
John C. DAILY, president; Sam S. Por-
ter, first vice president; William F.
Beer, second vice president; John Q.
Critchlow, secretary and general man
ager; L. H Farnsworth, treasurer. Di-
rectors: A. b.. Irvine, F. A. Druehl, R.
y. Morris, w. ]. Tuddenham, E. W.
Kelly r. w, Daynes. Ben Davis, A. H.
Birrell, Willard Scowcroft, David c.
Eceles, Willard T. Cannon and Fred
Stauffer
The company is organized to do a
realty and trust business. as the title
implies. but it will go even farther than
this and interest eastern capital in Salt
Lake and Utah investments.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-13
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
THERE'S NO Use

THERE'S NO USE
In telling you that we have all the
bargains in town. We haven't, Dut We
have a mighty good list OF properly
and a square deal goes with 1t.
s2,350 for a 4-room modern brick, IN
a good locality. Easy terms
$4,000 for a Groom modern frame IN
the heart of the best residence district
s3500-Big S-room red brick, Win
4x1O rods of ground; fine locality on
the East side. You can make fine
home of this. Easy terms
s4,0O0-5x1O-rod lot, with 4-room
brick house; N street bet. Second and
Third.
s4,75o-S-room. new modern brick
East side This is a good thing.
s6,50O-Large 7-room home on FIRST
ave. This was built to live in, and the
builder knew what home ought 10
be- He put the very best of material
in the house and arranged it for com
fort and looks both.
S,50O-Mission home; one of the
nobbiest in the city. Finest residence
section. Beautiful lot. worth $3.50. If
YOU are looking for something fine you
will buy this.
Look at those fine new houses on the
corner of Eighth and G streets. They
are the very best that money can buy.
More good material to the square foot
than most any house you ever saw.
They are built to stay. All the modern
conveniences, style, finish; large lots
modern, including heating plant. The
prices are right.
Look at the corner of Eleventh East
and Fourth South, 74x140 feet. VIII
make building lots. $3.50.
Lots In all parts of town. All prices.
Come up to Federal Heights this az
ternOon. You will see some one you
know. Hundreds make this a regular
Sunday afternoon promenade. There
is a whole lot to see up there. Besides
the grand view you will see what a
strictly high grade, exclusive residence
spot it is. Now is the time to buy your
home site there. Ten lots have been
sold in this tract in the last ten days.
We are agents.
SMALL FARMS
We sold that 5-acre place advertised
last Sunday, but we have rustled up
some more, and have several we can
unhesitatingly recommend.
$2.00O-One acre fine land; water
right; so young fruit trees: 4-rOom
house; near Bountiful. Remember that
we are to have an electric line there
right away. The .Bamberger road is
now nearly ready for the current.
We have half a dozen other places in
the valley north of here, and with the
Bamberger road. an electric road, there
will be call for many suburban
homes.
STOWE & PALMER,
50 W. Second South (Upstairs,)
Phones 492.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-13
ROOSEVELT NEARING
CIVILIZED COUNTRY
Former President Will Greet Wife
and Daughter at Khartoum
Monday.

Khartoum, March 12.-No. event in re-
cent years has excited such interest
among the residents of Khartoum as
the approaching visit of Theodore
Roosevelt, who is expected to arrive
here Monday.
Great preparations have been made
for his entertainment A house party
will be given at the palace in his honor
as we'll as numerous functions at the
palace and elsewhere, including an Off
cial dinner at the Soudan club.
On their way to meet Colonel Roose-
welt and his son, Kermit, are Mrs.
Roosevelt and daughter, who sailed
from Naples on March 4 for Alexan-
dria They, too, are expected to arrive
at KhartOum on Monday
Three days will be given up to enter
tainment and sightseeing, and on
March II the trip to Cairo will be be-
gun.
During the visit to the Sud- district,
Colonel Roosevelt had luncheon and tea
at the American mission. He showed
great interest in the work among the
Shilluks, and addressed 400 of them
through an interpreter. He will deliver
an address at a similar meeting at the
mission here prior to his departure.
The former President is much inter-
ested in educational problems in Africa,
and has planned visits to the Gordon
Memorial college, built by Lord Kitch-
ener with subscriptions collected In
England in 1898; the Assiu college; the
girls school at Luxor, and similar in
situations. Colonel Roosevelt will be
invited to lay the cornerstone of the
girls college at Cairo.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-13
CANDY COMPANIES TO
CONSOLIDATE SOON
Sparks and Elite Concerns Are About
to Be Amalga-
mated.

Arrangements were completed yester-
day for the consolidation OF the Sparks
Candy company and the Elite Candy
company. The new firm will be known
as the Sparks-Eite Candy company, and
will be one of the largest concerns in
the west.
The manufacturing business will be
continued at the Sparks factory, 223
South West Temple street. The consoI-
idatiOn Will not affect any OF the old
employees, and about 200 will be en-
ployed.
All the old road men, fifteen in num-
Der, will be retained. They will cover
the entire intermountain west The Of
flcers of the new incorporation will be
E. H. Sparks, jr., president and general
manager; B. H. Sparks, vice president;
q. E. Lindsay, secretary and treasurer.
Robert Elite, r. E. Elite, E. G. Jensen,
Hiram Jensen and Arnold Schank will
comprise the board of directors.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-13
ADORED HIS WIFE So
He KEPT HER CHAINED
French Chemist Under Arrest for I'm
speakable Cruelty to His
Better Half.
Especial Gable to neutrality-suspicious.

Especial Cable to Herald-Republcan)
Paris, March 12.-An extraordinary
case has come to the attention of the
police with the arrest OF NJ. Parat, a
chemist. who chained his wife to a
bed with a heavy dog collar around her
neck.
The discovery of Nine. Parat's pitia-
bic condition was made under dra-
matte circumstances. 1t appears that
the police have had the chemist under
surveillance for some time, as he was
charged with cruelty towards his wife
nearly a year ago and severely lee
tured by a magistrate.
The neigbors in the Rue de Waugh
rard reported to NJ. Hamard, the CHIEF
of the detective bureau, that Nine.
Parat had disappeared mysteriously,
and they feared she was being ILL
treated.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-13
PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.

Consult county clerk or the respec-
tive signers for further information.)
IN THE DISTRICT COURT, PRO
bate division, in and for Salt Lake county.
Utah. In the matter of the estate OF
Keziah Aibine Beckstead, deceased
Notice.
The petition of Hyrum Beekstead, ad-
milistrator Of the estate. of kezlan Al
bine Beckstead, deceased, praying Tor the
distribution and partition of the residue
of the estate to the persons entitled, mas
been set for hearing on Friday, the z9th
day of March, A. d. 1870 at oclock
p. m, at the county court house in the
court room of said court, in Salt Lake
City, Salt Lake county, Utah.
Witness the clerk of said court, with
the seal thereof affixed, this 18th day of
March, A. D. 1910.
MARGARET ZANE WITCHER,
(SeaL) Clerk
BY. L. P. Palmer, Deputy Clerk.
Christensen & Christensen, Attorneys
for Pet
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-13
Notice of Application TO Dissolve
sanpete Valley Railway Company,
CORPORATION.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
on February Is, 1910. an application for
the dissolution of the San Pete Valley
Railway company, a corporation Of Utah,
was filed in the Thlrd judicial district
ty. in the office OF the clerk of said
court, pursuant to an order thereto
made by the Judge of said court OBJ
jections TO such application must be filed
within thirty-five days from the date of
first publication hereof.
Witness the clerk of said court, with
the seal thereof affixed, this 18th day of
February. 1910
Rv ]. NJ Rasmussen, Deputy.
Date of first publication, February II,
1910
Joel F. Vale and Van Colt. Allison &
Ritter. Attorneys for Applicant.